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AUCTION SALES.
ftTtkf DAYS.
7 kTIMER 4 SLOAN. Auc.lonesrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY hNUMN A. NUMBf Y
2ul4 SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED IL gHE
DIS rKICT OF COLUMBIA
by virtue OF deed ot trust dated Decefnher Ia
lSN, and recorded in LATER No. lblt. folio M - se
q the land records Of ssid District and at tL-
o. the party secured thereby. will sell si Iubc
aucte IN front of the PREMISES TUESDAY, ~ R-
HI Akl 1NENIh-IHlkn. 1872. At FIVE O'CLn' h
A. M the follow AK described real estate. situate
tle county q Washington. District Of Coumhia an j
known and Described para 81 lot numteret thirty
seven tSs). IN 5es~e II. Haw'- KnbdfN a. Mount
Pleasant anu Pleasant ans. b. uudcd follows: Re-
eIuniuZ for the same At tile northeast SD
lot tsup osc 20 De ls 81 loo feet EOgth Of the
west corner Of Florida avenue and 9Th street ~
tended. running thence westerly along the north line
81 said lot Ssventysa ANA S 100 feet Whence sontE-
erls paI allei 10 sts extended ~ feet; isac.
essterly aralle TO the north line oi said lot 6 VI
ieot. and thence north soilg .th street extended
twenty t.o) feet TO the place OF beginning. Improved
by two-story trick house
Terms OF sale: onethr cash. balance in one and
two years. with interest at the rate Of On
deferred Payments. which shall be secured by deed OF
trust the property sold. all cash. the
the purchaser. deposit OF e2o0 will bs required AZ
time OF sale All cunNeyancin and recoriiLg O. b.
cost OF purchaser. IL terus OF sale not couPici
with ten days from date the trustees r-selv.
the right resell snd cost Of defsultig pur.
chaser.
f. l. SCHMIDT.
osc al y S, 4 ~ Trustees.
[-TO 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15

WHATl You have never worn a pair of Craw
ford shoes3 1t is time you did.
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either real or personal, consult Latimer 4
Sloan, suetioneers, 1409 G street. The best 10
cation in the city.-Adrt.
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'WHO WOrLDN II!
Who wouldn't buy a hat if he could buy one
Of usual 81 grade for s1.19.
FRANC & Son. One Price. Cor. 18th and ID.
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A. Guide Il Bro, florists, have removed
to their new building. 1924 + st. NV. fe15-2t
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lHE NfSHlNGI0S BEEF To-
have Just received car load of gen.
uine Burbank potatoes and New York APP
pies. They are retailing the potatoes for
so cents per bushel and the apples at
81 per barrel or 25c. per peck and meat Of all
kinds below market prices.
200 Indiana avenue northwest.
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The WASHINGTON BEEF Co.

Call AT A GUDE Bios new floral head
quarters, 1924 st. NV.
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Fedora Dress Shields, Best in the
World. The Palais Royal indorses them as
follows: "The Fedora Shields are the best in
our stock, and our sales are daily increasing"
At all dealers. feS-m3nI
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Nothing succeeds in removing coughs and
colds like DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, Csc. l
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Genuine Diamond Rings, s2.50. vo,or
JEwELnY Co. 1ts
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auct.oneers.
~ yin and ID streets NV
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
MD EFT EClS. WITHIN OU.. SPACIOUS SAILS
ROOMS. On TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY
SlAItESIH, los2, Al Ten O'CLOCK,
$500 - COMPRISING
FULL ASSORTMENT OF ZINE PARIoR WORK
II ALL WOODS. UPHOLSTERED IN ALL NATL
hlALs; EASI AND RLCEpTIoN Oh AIRS.
TABLES, PIANOS. ORG ANS, &c.
WALNUT, OAK AND ASH FED SUITES AND ODD
llkCES. ODD BUi;kAUs. BEDsTE Abs AND
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOws AND
BOLSTLRS.
ALSO
MOQULT. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
AT HALF-PAsT. TWELVE O'CLOCK. ONE DE
IRolT MOTOR co. 4" ELECTRIC MOTOR, THREE
HORSE POWER; SEN ttAL WAGUNS AND BUu-
GlES AND one PATENT GRAIN FAN" 1t
A UC1lON SALE OF UNREDEEIED PLEDGES
N j. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctloneer.
will sell by pub ic auction. at the of H. X.
BULLION, I2lS IennsylvanIa aveaue northwest. COM
Ten O'CLOCK A. ~. all the Unree uued pledges IA
his store upon which Interest Is cue twe.Ss months
more. safe VIII consist OF God, Silver and Metal
cased Watches. Chains. Charms. Iockets Scarf Plus.
Neck Chains, Plan God ana Set kngs, Silver Ware,
Diamonds and other precious stones. Books, Clocks,
Albums Blbcs, Dress Goods, Plated Ware, baiises.
Opera GLASSES. Guns. Rifles, Reviewers. Unlbreia
Sale to continue mornings at 10 o'clock and evenings
al ococa until all tbs lots sold. Ticket holders
H. K. FULTON.
T. WARREN JOHNSON. Pawnbroker.
Auctoneer. felO-6t'
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Short Breath. Palpitation. Pain in Chest
Weak or Faint Spells, &C., cured by DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure. Sold at Druggists. Str
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TRUSTEES SALE AS AN ENTIRETY OF ALL THE
FURNITURE. CARPETS, BELONGINGS. CON
TINS. LEASES AND LICENSES NON lN AND
UiON 1HE HOTEL. LASGHAM AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND
STREETS NORTHWEST. IN TIE CITY OF
WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Under and by virtue of certain chatte deed OF trust
dated the 18th day of Fe bruary 1890 aud
recorded in Liber lbs, folio .9S seq. the
land records of the District of Columbia
quest of party secured thereby. will sale
at public auction at the Langain Hotel the north
east corner OF l4th and streets north west the
city q Wa.ninston and District q Co.umhla. on
FEBRUARY. 1852. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON,
the entire contents of said hotel. consisting of
Perlor and Bed Room suites, Carpets, Mirrors Rugs
Pictures. Glass Ware, Dishes, Cutlery Culinary
sis, NAPKINS, Sheets. BEDS. Bedding. Easy Rockers
Oihce Furniture; in short. all the paraphenalia and
personal properly now used in and about said Hotel
aud Annex. and embraced IN the said trust.
The same viii lie sold n whoe, just il stands,
together with the lease and hoenses said Hotel.
On Application TO the trustees given
for the inspection of said property before said
day Of sale.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
each and the balance IN equal nstaments at and
two from day Of with interest at the
sorry notes Of the purchaser given for the de-
ferred payments, TO he secured the satisfaction
the trustees $500 to be paid down when the property
II struck OF, and terms OF sale to lie complied with
within five days from day Of SALE otherwise the de-
post forfeited and property resoid and of
defauiting purchaser or purchasers.
EDWARD A NEWMAN, 4
Fend II building. 344 ID ST. u. w. : r~,,.,...
JOHN b. LARNkR, ANs"
f5-dtds Adams building, 13;So h street
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AUCTION SALES.
TRusTTFs' SALE OF yAIUApIF Two.sIoaY


TRUSTEES SALE oFA yAIUApIE Two Stony
sltlN n DIV hLliNG. No 2oi2 NiNIh STREET
BY virJue ol a deed Of trust dated 10Th day Of no
rno-r. a -. ls>ca and luy riod m lal--r ~ =.
10 40 ll = uf IA. land rscurs OF th. Do
TINT @; So.umnA. and ai the written rr9uc>i - the
IA tout tie prr'ui-es. oa TUESDAY. ttHlSI Akl
INN - ,il.iHI. lSlt-. 81 Hall PAST toll
hisfi siyrts ald, Known sud disi nVulsssd A. and
lstng lot 10. - la key's re,cndvi -ulsiNi~iun q
lots - 10 sooi bal ochs subdivision oi !Art OF square
iss,Ahie i~o-siurS isiss se-la,1cs
Terms one third cash. balance in sin.
tNssNe aud eishteen m0nths. With inier--,.
cry or ali cash deTst, 81 800 w al 10 re-
Quret al time Of sale AL rsoriins and convey
c0npi with IN ten days the trist.r- rsserV. tic
sli 70 resi- the roIcstS al rsk and cost Of default
CHRISTIAN O. IEDFRER.l -,
felo-dsd. hkNklh BERGMAN, Aru
a HoMAS BOWLING. AUCTIoNEER-oFFi
ot the Soinaissiotef~ q the District Il ColunhaAs
.HS, nat n, iflrpsy H. NS;s I, ,ssr
lflhb. lSafs the lssS+ II the hsh wharf aud nsh
stalls m the cities of Washington aud OeorgctoN Will
March 4. iscr,. u iollaNs Al mo Ot'Iss'k 4. N
nlsn ihe premises. fOar nsh stalls the ,orstoxa
MARKET hon-e 70 the hghesi tidd-r terns
D. NJ. on the same DAY, on street b.
tween ssNcuth and Ninth strss.ts northwest. IN
A. fights ana priNileges grantrd allowed ~ tic
laws % the curiotaitHn 81 n lsunston "a sstab ish
NarNss or docks Tor the Jan .ins eauing aud sale u
h-t IN the 'liA Il Washington. ana wharf dock
shall L. eeiue eligible unless ssiuatrd ~ some 80 tnt
1u tue north slso 0l tnc Potomac rlNer h.tween
hi"N"n;h sires cas-. ana fourteenth street west 20
Gay ~ the sale. aud the residue 10 pad ~Ithln i've
DAP from the day of the sale By order 81 the bard
DOUGLASS. ,; ". Ross. ". r. kOssIII, com.
49,. hotN - = fel1-lO
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Plated Dinner Casters, ss. vo1er Jxwx1ar 90

None Name 1t but to Praise.
Wheeler q Wilson's New High Arm No. q {.
A marvel Of hghtness and swiftness.
Jazz Office A37 9th st nv.
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gent, Fetching and Original.
fe15tf Next week-DR. BILL
NEW NEA AII IHE y, y.,,
~ livery Evening and SATURDAY. Matinee.
MR. NATC.
i Jas : :! 8 8 E. E.
AND COMPANION PLAYERS.
In the Brilliant. Fresh and Breezy Play.
THE NOMINEE.
THE NOMINEE.
THE NOMINEE.
Played for Four Months in New York to Delighted
Throngs.
fe15-n Monday. Feb 2:,-Mr. E. H. soTHERN.
X ERNAN's LYOEUM THEATER.
IN Pennsylvania ave. and 1lth 1t.
This Week. Matinee Tomorrow,
LILY CLAWS
COLOSSAL GAIETY CO..
Graceful, Gracious Gushing
40 Dane ansn RfD smsss sH ns1. SYM 40
metncal. Singing sirens
Next week-wiiams & Orr's Meteors. feI5-6s
3 SEATS G9MESGEs TT
ELLIS. 937 PA. AVE. FOR THE
GRAND CONCERT
BY THE
ENTIRE
q. s. MARINE BAND,
Mr. JOHN PHILIP soUSA. Conductor.
Assisted by
MRS. NELLIE WILSON SHIR-CLIFF, Soprano.
And
DR. J. ". BISCHOFF. Orgapist,
At the
CON6REG ATI0NAL CHURCH,
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 22, AT g.
nv fnfn WIN number of
"sHERIDAN's RIDE"
Reserved seats. 7:5c. and 81.
General admission. .5c.
1t NEWMAN LOYAL TEMPERANCE LEGION.
S1XTH ANNUAL BALL
JoURNEYMEN STONE CUTTERS ASSOCIATION
OF Washington. DC.
To be held at
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY Is. 1892.
GILBERT AND sULLIvAN's NAUTICAL OPERA.
II. NJ. S. PINAFoRE.
For the benefit of
81. JOSEPftS CHURCH.,
At. st. Joseph's School Hall.
Cor. I'd and C SITS. n.e.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY
10th and 18th, at s O'Clock pm.
Tickets 80 cents. fel3-4t'
II AERIS' BlJou THEATER.
II Mrs. P. Harris. r. L. Brltton and 7. F. Dean.
Proprietors and Managers.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. FEBRUARY To-
FLORENCE BINDLEY
In the Great Spectacular Railroad Production.
THE PAY TRAIN.
See the Wonderful Incline Wreck Scene
Nothing like 1t ever attempted
Tram Of Cars uncoupled While Running at Full
Speed
Tie Startling Boiler Explosion,
Next week-DANIEL BOONE fei3
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Friday Matinee. February 20.
MISS JENNIE o'NEIL POTTER
In her new Monologue by R. G. Morris.
--------------O
FLIRTs AND NATIONS.
Prices. &c.. 75c.. 81 and $1.50.
Sale of seats opens Wednesday at Metzerotta
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Trusses, Surgical. Dental and Veterinary
instruments. Manicure Goods, Scissors, Pocket
and Table Cutlery. WALFoRDs It's
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FLIRTS AND NATIONS.

Prices, Soc. 75c.. 81 and $1.5o.
Sale Of seats opens Wednesday at Metzerotta
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Opeu.face Silver Chatelains Watches, a. 80.
Hunting Case, t6.t0 VoIof JxwxLRy Co. ~
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VOigt Mfg. Jewelry CO., 713 7th st. n. W. 1t
Ton of the Hean'

Top Of the Heap!
We're still on top and you are the gamers. II
you can use Derby of the usual 81 grade you
can buy it for Sl.I9.
1t FRANC SoS, One Price, Cor. 7th and d.
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Ladies' Solid Gold Rings, sl.35, $1.75, So.
VOIGT JEwELEY CO.. 7l3 It'll st. n. W. lts
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T ATIMER L SLOAN, Aucuopeers.

i
TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL THE HORSES, CAR
ETIES. HAl NESS AND STABLE PARAPHER-
MALTA OF THE PEOPLES GAZETTE CON-
PANY OF WASHINGTON. ID. q.
By virtue Of cnattel deed Of trust dated the 9th
day of December. A. d. 1881. and duly recorded in
LDer No. 147. folio y ct seQ of the land records
the District OF Columbia. and at the written request
the parties secured thereby. Will sell at public
ton at the stables OF aforesaid company. situate
street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
northeast (ne=r Hyeienic Ice Company, on.TH RS
DAY, the ElGH TENTH DAY Or FEBRUARY,
1892. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M, all the
property described in schedule A. attached to SAID
deed Of trust, comprising
10 horses and mares, good workers.
ID csrettes. ali in good order.
80 collars, 50 matters
30 new brides, side bar buggy.
Is sets double harness.
Lot horseshoeing tools,
10 kegs horse shoes.
Lot bar steel. axle grease s..' -l.
Wheelbarrows, feed boxes, .. %
Lamps and lanterns. 49, t-.t -
Stable fixtures and all other personal property be-
longing to aforesaid Carette Co,npsny soussa on tire
premises. The horses will be found IN cppi eondi
ton ard good workers. The ROLLING stock harness
&c. all being nearly new, will also be found in fair
condition.
The property Will first be offered ss . whole and II
detail ~S -
CHAs- z. VAN ARspALE., r-,,.,..
4el1-dts j. b. WINNER. 1rustees.
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4 GuDs 3 Dso., florists, removed to 1924 F
Street,
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Tharp's Delicious Table Wines and His
Celehrafed ssllld Rye Kerklau

w
When you are in need OF wines and LIQUORS.
either as a tonic or as beverage be exceed.
ingly particular from whom you select to pur-
chase these articles from, or else you may fan
into sad error and buy them from some ire
sponsible party, and obtain that which is abso.
lutely poisonous and deleterious to health, and
possibly good manners. Good wines and LIQUORS
can always be used in moderation, which il
beneficial, but when abused it has the contrary
effect, which is not the tault Of the wine or
liquor, but the party who abuses the privilege.
When you desire choice table wines or some of
that Old Nectar-''the Old Rye Berkeley" 90
direct to the reliable wholesale and retail wine
and liquor establishment OF Mr.. JAMES THAap.
at 818 street northwest. fest
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Gold Paddock Bracelets, &c. voIer Jw'LRY CO

Bailey's. 500 7th ST., extra 81 Saw, warranted.
felO-9t
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TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneer.

r,,,. SPECIAL SALE
IRE lH0UsEHoLp EftkCTs OF PRIVATE
FRAME PAlLok SUITE. UPHOLSTERED IN
Lush, ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER SUITE,
IN ENSlON TABLE AND DINING ROOM
TTHHhhiNks, rWnARDkobES. HAiR-cLO III rARLoR
wARDhosES, HAIR MhTTRESsEs. LACE
SnkiAlNS. ODD RECEPTION CHAIRS AND
MANh OTHER ARTICLES 100 NUMEROUS
10 MENTION
AT OUR SALES ROOM.
IIoM0nROM MORNING, FEBRUARY SIX
ILENlH. at HALL PAST TEN O'CLOCK We shat
ton. " ~ =" eo0N @Oiiei-
Terms cash
1t WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 co Arcts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUaH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Presented with the original scenery.
Matnecs-Wednes1ay and Saturday
Next week-Sadie Martinez in ''POMPADOUR."
fe15-tf
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GRAND ENGAGEMENT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-13
independent Order of Odd Fellows.

Tomorrow evening the Committees from the
various lodges Of the city viii meet 20 consult
regarding tie proposed general celebration in
April
The general relief committee viii meet this
morning Z. Germans hall.
Canton Seattle, 30. :, met in regular monthly
session On Thursday evening There viii Be e
special meeting this week 20 confer the Ps;ri-
sfchsi Militant degree on two candidates.
Mystic Lodge, No q, met last night and con-
fe-Te1 The iniTtatory degree on two Candidates.
sssttls, No. :, met on Tuesday night and con-
ferred the second degree on one candidate.
GeruEniA. No l12. met on Thursday night
and conferred The second degree On four csndi-
dates. Albert Braun was one OF the number
who vent through the trying ordeal
}. 7. Ronald Is recognized as bright Odd
Fellow in the fists-nsl circle
Mystic Jewel Degree Lodge, Daughters Of Re
bsees. on Friday night took in twenty-five new
Yusmoers-siI By card and sixteen b. initiation.
This gives the lodge total Taemberzhip Of
s.Ity-ssI- Mrs. Siinle resigned, and Noble
Grand Mrs.. ". n Hilton was elected 10 fiji the
vacancy. The officer vas installed By Dlziric.
Deputy Mrs. George W. Poor. The team from
Rldgley Lodge, No. 6. did the work, aud did it
IL fns style.
Unity Eneampmeat met on Friday night and
conferred the Royal Purple cegres On two can
cics.e.-
Olive Branch. 70. {, met or Wednesday even
ing, and conferred the second degree On enc and
tie Third degree On ixo csudidsteA
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Episcopal Churches.

ST. Marks Acknowledgements and Republf.
can street. Services with sermon by Rev. b. {.
Garrett al p m
st. Clements Episcopal church-Corner Mar.
ket and Weller streets Services al Il e. II. and
80 2. n. sunday school ST l2:I5 Rev. John I.
Won Herrlich, rector.
81. Marks Episcopal church-Fiflh and Olive
streets. Services a. II q N. AMI 1:S1 D. n.
Rev. David Claiborne Garrett, rector. Mrs. u. 5.
story viii sing in the morning offertory
Trinity Episcopal church-seyeuth end James
streets, Rev. George II. Watson, rector. Se-y-
ices CT and II g. and 80 ?, n. Morning
topics Church History From s. A. D. 20 6S9 :
In the evening Rev. P. t, Hyisnd, OF Blaine
will preach.
Lenten services. Trinity Psr.sh-Sunds-s
March {, 20 ana April 3-HOly Eucharist, i g.
N. evensong, 80 P. n. March Is and 27-Holy
Communion, &. n; mathis. II 9. n; even
song, % p. m: Sundsy-school. 10 g. II. Mon.
days, Tuesdays and Observation-Disclosures : D
II Nei1esdays-Litany, with lecture, $50 ,
n. Fridays-RectOr Bible class, SD =. m
Itsny. 4:l5 ?. II; also Friday. March, p. Fes
t.vgl OF the Aunurciatiou, Holy Eucharist 1854
q. n The sunday morning course viii Dc il
the history, faith and practice Of the church Of
our Lord aud savior Jesus Christ. from A. D. 8
to 4. D. lSs-; the eysCsoug viii be the Holy Cos
pei 81 the day, and the Wednesday evening
course Will be the Eplstle for the preceding sun
day. 4 class posed of candidates for aduIi
baptism and confirmation Will be held earlv II
Lent. The bishop Is expected 70 visit tn parish
Immediately after Easter.
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Baptist Churches.

Norwegian Danish Baptis. church-sixth and
Virginia streets. Rev. h Nelson, pastor. ser
vices a. Il g. n
Swedish Baptist ehurch-BeH and Eighth
streets. Rev. T. o. Sels0u, pastor. Services &:
II g. II. and go 2. N.
Baptist MissIon-At Du.snisb, Yves. Seattle
and Latona. Services every sunday &. each
place by Rev. ". H Black.
North Seattle Baptist church-Corner Third
and Cedar streets. Rev. NJ l. Rugg, pastor.
Preaching at II e n. and 7.3J P. n SUNDAY
school al close OF morning services; young peo-
pie. meeting at 6:39. subjects OF sermons,
morning, $50 Built We the Wallis" evening,
"Looking al the Unseen"
Market Street Baptist church-Corner Market
aud Main streets. l. W. Read, pastor. Services
a. Il e. n and 30 p. n Morning subject,
"Reason and Emotion in Religion" evening
subject, The Seif-Destr1ctiTe Power OF sin. F"
Sundgy-school az close Of morning service;
young peoples meeting Monday evening al 7;3l
o'clock.
First Baptist church-On Fourth street, be-
tween James and Cherry. Preaching az Il g n.
and 7:3J p. n; SuDcey-schoOl follows morning
ss-uoc: Young Peoples Union az 5;l5 in
church parior; prayer meeting Thursday at
30 ?. n. subject for Il g. II, God, the All
Seeing One for 80 ?. n, "Wise and Wiz
ming This is the frst II series OF discourses
on vital themes. seats free. Every body mos.
cordially welcomed. special invitation Is
given 70 strangers ana persons no. having a
church home 10 come and worship with Us. and
special effort is made 10 have them feel az home
and enjoy our services. 6. J. BCrchett, pastor;
residence 7i2 Cherry street
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TACOMA FRATERNITY GOSSIP.
Angora Goat for Initiatory Purposes
Carpenters Talk Eight Uours.

TACoNA, March l2-Secret societies ara re-
ceivIng many new members these DAYS. H.
Van Syckie, foreman al the wharf warehouse,
hss imported a 7-year-old Angors gost, weigh
ing 80 pounds, and applicants for admission 20
secret societies are grayely told by the ioke.s
that This animal is 10 b used in facilitating the
iaitlsto-y work.
Tuesday evening the Carpenters Union dis
cuEsed eight hours day Labor at an open meet
ing az tire Knights OF Labor hall. J. Il. Teu;sch
presided. He thought wages would be higher
and more men ~Duld be employed If eigh.
hours constituted days labor. The reason
why Tacoma carpenters did not demand a re-
cUCt.Jl in hours was because they were no, or
gained, only lew OF them belonging to tie
Carpenters Union. Others who favored the
eigLt-huur proposition were; T. Wsllaad, Osca.
swanson, :. l. NcNurphy, r F. DGdgeon.
The Independent order OF Fo-esters gave an
entertainment in Aacau,eys hall Tuesday
evening. Dr. William Bredemyer lectured on
the subtec; OF secret Societies" and W. A.
soE;hwiCk delivered a recitation.
Tacoma circle. No. Il9 Companions Of the
Forest A. O. T., have installed the following:
Mary ". Roberts, {, c; Victoris A. Ecksteiu
:. {. C.; Joseph ThomLnson, treasurer, Emma
l. Asg0oHey, recO-c!ns sscGetara; Carrie e
Roberts, financial secretary; Fred F. Nelson
K. e.; Ida ", Gr!tiu, / L.; James Macy, / u.
William ". Griffin, .. 6.
A. kfeLsAa A4-GLA4As % -Net41t +dCtE1A LOIge,
No. 41S, Brotherhood OF Railroad Tra,nmen, Sd
propriate resolutions regarding the death Of
brakeman Waiter 4. Cstto, who was killed al
kalama, were adopted.
Al the social session Sunday night given BIZ
the E!ks % the newspapers, a moot court wa.
presided ever by various members o! the parts
present ". \. SoEthwick gave 4 recitation
ColoDc. Beaverton read an original poem, ex
Mayor heoiEright made speech.
The Trade Council has elected E Lister treas.
UreF, vice : Il. Taylor, who resigned to go East
OF visit
At the meeting Thursday evening Of the
Trades touncl! the charter amendments Will BIZ
discussed.