Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26
THE CENTRAL UNION. MISSION.
Th" New Ruiidinr-Pspers Ready to BE
signed-Addit'onaI Subscriptions Made.

TIL" New RuiidnC-Pspers Ready to Be
signed-AdditionaI subscr ptions Made.
Lest sny should make the mistake of sup
posing that the Central Union Mission IL de-
nominattonsi or anti-denominationsI institu-
ton. said one of the managers of that institu-
ton to a STAR reporter, I'VE desire to state
that IT Is neither, but is interdenominational
or union of all the evangelical denominations
OF the city, uniting of the forces for aggressive
work for the rescue of the dissipated. vicious
and criminal classes of society. while il neces-
ssrily comes in contact with and its influence
reaches large numbers of the moral and yet
unchurohed portion Of the community"
All converts are urged the reporter was told
To unite With some one of the various churches
but no proseyting OF soliciting to Join any par
ucular church or denomination IL permitted.
As result large numbers of the converts can
be found In nearly every denomination III the
CITY he board Of directors are chosen from
the various denomina tons and workers from
each and all are gladly welcomed
picture OF the old city post Office. which
has been purchased for the permanent home Of
this great work, appeared in a recent issue Of
IHE STAR lts cost Is s56, 900 and ii will
quire sbou, Sc. 900 additional to fit it up for
mission work The papers for the conveyance
Of the property ready for execution and
VIII be passed on Tuesday, November l. as re-
CURED by the contract. A cash payment
OF $4,000 IL required TO be made but
1t II hoped that the committee viii be able to
paw 81 500 or more when the papers are passed.
ii.ns FOR necessary repairs and changes are
being drawn and a contract will be made at an
early day The following named. with the we'll
known members of the board of directors, past
and present. constitute the building com mittee:
J. @. Kimball Of Assembly Prssby terrain Church,
/. A Harding of Foundry NJ. E. Church. VIM.
Belden Noble Of st Johns Episcopal Church.
A. 3. Cavwood Of First Congregational Church,
). w. Woodward Of CALVARY Baptist Church,
George Ryneal, IT,. of Lutheran Memorial
Church. ]. F. Sanm of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. A. L. johnson of Mt. Vernon
NJ. f. Church South. B. H. Warner of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, B. +. Leigh
ton of Waugh NJ. Z. Church, A. 8. Pratt of
Ascension Episcopal Church. r. H. T. Leopold
of the Church of the Covenant (Presbyterian),
j. j. Darlington Of the Fifth Baptist Church,
A. J. Bruen and Maj. Geo. A. Hilton. at large.
The well-known business Judgment Of these
gentlemen, the managers believe. give abun-
dant assurance to the public that only the
wisest and most judicious expenditure Of money
intrusted to them will be made.
public for the funds required to pay for and
improve this property. subscriptions or cash
can be forwarded to The STAR or to
Mr.. T. A. Harding, treasurer, Ohio Ma
tional Bank building, corner 18th and g
II.
ceipt for each amount sent: The following
additional subscriptions have been received:
Mr.. VIM. Thompson. Sligo. Md, G 900; Gov.
W. w. Wells, Washington. d. c., $500; Mr.. A.
$. Pratt. 600; George Ryneal, j., $500; Mrs.
Jane o. Mahon, 5000 Mr. Jas. S. Topham. s75:
$40; Mrs. A. E. Chant, 50; Mr. ". c. Mayoe,
So Mr.. f A. Graves, Morristown. n. j., $50;
Mrs. DIR. {, m, Morristown, n. j.. $50; Mrs
Agnes Rowan. $50; VIM. Belden Noble. $500;
Justice, VIM. Strong. $500; DR.. and Mrs @. H.
La fetra; 500; Mrs $ BRUCE sls; 1. n.
haven, $40; Irwin b. Linton, So; John Bonner.
g; A. H. Herbin, 81; Mrs. Mary
Joseph. 81: Mrs. W. Kimball 81; Ber-
tina, Edna and Walter Kimball. 81 cents;
James f. Fitch, 800; Richard willett. ESQ; J.
A. Deebee. $50; Geo. T. bearing. $50: Mrs f.
T. Wood, $40; Robert Weber, $40; p D. Has
kell. IS; Frank Holbrook. So; Miss Elizabeth
Hill, SIS; j. Whit Heron, IS; Thomas Jewell.
So; Mrs. W. F. Hoffman, IS; Miss Nellie
Cooper. S. T. L. Hauptman. $50; friend (per
Rev. Geo. Elliott, $40; Epiphany Mission, IS;
Edith Rideout, IS: Chas. q. Rideout. So; Jas.
Peyton, s2.15; Miss McMakin, 81; W. R.
Gregory, 81 Mrs Mary Joseph. ST. Cash col
lected by Maj Hilton: W. c. I. L., Bristol, Pa,
$40; W. c. I. T., Modesto. Cal, s5; Mrs. j. NJ
Barnes, Cuba, NY, S.; W. C. t. T., Beaver
d. Irwin. Damascus, Pa, e.; Mrs.
j. George. Beaver Falls, Pa, 81;
A. P. Hamilton, Sharon. Pa, so cents;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylo Wavery Baltimore
county, Nd, 800: Mrs. Yates Plainfed, n j.,
so cents; W. F. Hilton, Hartford, Conn. 81;
Mrs. Hilton. Hartford. Conn, 81: son Of Mrs
Hilton. Hartford. Conn, 81; Rebecca V. Pugh.
Bellefonte. Pa. IS: Mrs. VI. A. Dysart Altoona
Pa. 81; W. c. 7. T.. Delta. Pa, 81; Loyal Tenn
persnce Legion. Delta. Pa, 81: }. b. Martin, rs
9Th street west, Cincinnati Ohio, 81: Mrs. A. p.
Hamilton, Sharon Pa, 25 cents; Mrs. Thomas
Z. Calkin, Binghamton, n. Y, S.; Miss Kate
Wells. Washington, d. c.. 81: Mrs. G. Bentley
Gloversville, n. Y. 81 Miss Helen Sherfey
Brazil. Ind, so cents; Miss r. A. Hubbard.
Brazil. Ind, so cents.