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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17
CnIffOrnfnns Organize,

Last evening at the Metropolitan Hotel
Cah1ornians resident here organized the
California State Association by the cleo
ton OF the following officers: President. NJ.
f. ODonoghue; vice president ~ j. BOYER:
secretary. Charles ". Otis. A meeting of
the association will be held at 80 1 street
northwest on the I'D instant
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Get on the Elevated.

Get ON the Elevated.
The speaker said that there were lots of
Christians travelling through life on a low
grade road, and when they came to the
end they would find they had lot of climb
ing to do in their old age. They might just
as well be taking the elevated while they
We're about 1t. There were Others he. said
that were spiritual dwarfs They never
grew after their first conversion. The
trouble with them was they were trying to
live on old stale mamma, instead of getting
it fresh from God each day they needed
it.
Now, when it comes to getting your
supply of grace, come up boldly to the
throne and get all you want. Suppose was
millionaire, which / am not, and | tried
to reduce my living expenses to dollar a
week. Wouldn't all of you point at me for
misery, niggardly old man? Yet that
Just what you are, many of you, trying to
do with your mamma from heaven. Yes.
that's right; laugh, and then go home and
look in the looking glasses, and you'll be
laughing at yourselves.
Here you have been all these years of
your Christian experience trying to live on
a crumb day from the Masters table
when you ought to have been one of the
guests at the board. Quit that, and the
next time come boldly and get a whole
loaf.
You are told to draw without limit on
the grace of God, and you cash in a check
for shilling, as though you were not sure
OF the Institutions financial standing.
wish you would try breaking that bank
once. Just suppose we could get up a run
on the bank of heaven, what glorious
thing We would have of 1t here In Washing
ton"
Mr.. Sankey sang THE Ninety and Nine"
prefacing the song by telling how he had
found the words while going down from
Edinburgh to Glasgow. nearly twenty years
ago. The lady who wrote them lived in
Melrose. Scotland, and died before Mr.
Sankey had found the music for them but
he said that doubtless long before he had
ever sung 1t the writer had heard the angels
In heaven singing 1t as they ushered in
some rescued soul through the golden gates
DR.. Elliot of Dumbarton Avenue Church
presented list of sixteen penitents, though
not by name, who had sent in requests for
prayer.
A quartet, composed Of Mr.. Sankey. Miss
Alice Kimball Frank Martin, jr, and c.
NJ d. Browne. sang 20. Wait and Murmur
Not"
Overflow Meeting.
At the overflow meeting at the Assembly
Church last evening there were present
besides Mr.. Sankey and DIR. Little. the pas
tor of the church. Rev. DR.. Ennis of the
Western Presbyterian Church and DR.. But
ler chaplain of the Senate both of whom
addressed the meeting Dr. Ennis took As
his text the story of blind Bartemus. COM
pairing the case of the crippled beggar with
that OF many human beings now who,
though blind, heard the voice of God call
ing to them and had the opportunity il
they would. of hearkening to the call and
turning from darkness to light.
Mr.. Sankey sang the hymn There Still
is Room
The service was closed by an address
from Or. Butler.
Exhibition of paintings by Parker Mann
Advt.
Novels exchanged j06 18th ST nw-Advt
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It's more economical to see Mr.. F. Freund
the Caterer. SIS 10th St. when you entertain
il any way. IL your house isn't large
enough his Handsomely Appointed Dining
Rooms and Parlors are at your disposal
Ice Cream, Water Ices and Pastry served
TO homes as formerly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

Tomorrow evening at 7:3O senator PETER
VIII. upon the invitation of the Rev. DIT.
Brown of the Foundry NJ. E. Church. adj
dress the young people of the church. Mr..
r. = Wilson, the precentor of the church.
VIII lead the congregational singing.
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Hotel johnson Cafe

A very choice shipment OF Cherrvstone
Oysters just received, salt and solid far
also Saddle Rock for broiling and roast In
shell and other Marine Products in tact
all the Delicacies. Main entrance 10 Ladies'
and Gents Cafe, 18th st. front. Elevator.
stairway E St ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

DO not fail to be on hand at Bowling q
COS art galleries. 6l2 f street, on Monday
TEXT at ii O'Clock a. m. and D. m, when
the most important pieces win be sold
rms safe has been a big thing for the pur-
CHASER, many of the rich pieces selling very
low. II Is seldom that such articles are
placed at public auction.-Advt.
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t NEWTON II. BOWMAN. MANAGER

Do not fail to attend the assignee's sale
OF Fine Groceries, Wines Teas SC Tba
entire stock must positively be sold by the
last OF the month. Come and get YOUR
goods at your own price. g H. MURRAY
IT. Assignee OF NJ. Metzger, All eth ST
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A slight cold. II neglected, often attacks
the lungs. Browns Bronchial Troches five
sure and immediate relief. Sold only iu
boxes. Price % cents
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1t Is now definitely known that thirty
nine men were killed by the explosion on
the German man-of-war Branienbury The
dead include number OF artificers Of the
imperial dock yard. A large number were
also wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

Left at our store, Sl1 14th st. NV, two
articles of value, which the owners can re-
cover by paying for this advertisement
NJ. A. HARDCASTLE & Co.
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1,Among the many grades Of Whiskies
Brandies. Sherries, &C.. in Chr. Handlers
stock, the patient finds those msllowed by
great age of richest fragrance others the
physician means when prescribing them at
Cy9 9TH street
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.
GAME AND GAME LAWS.

Mt. Vcrnon-By Pennsylvania railroad
every hour daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

Royal Headache Powders Toe,
Free Trial Samples At all Druggista
&C &-m. .f&stf
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Mems Derby Hats, 81. Sl.5O and 500.
Latest styles: extra value. Soft hats, all
sorts. soc. up. A. T. LEWIS. 435 It'll street.
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has been the Washington represantsti,,a ..
Ohem * Co Of Baltimore. is now associa+ed
with Robinson. Cherry & Co 100 10 19oi
: street northwest, where ne will be pleased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

Mr.. Moody announced that there would
be no meetings today and two on Sunday
one at :: o'clock in the afternoon for wo-
men, and one at 1870 in the evening for
men. There will be no meeting on Mon
day afternoon.
I'D like to ask all who can come to at
tend the afternoon services on Tuesday
and Wednesday. when 1 shall speak the
Holy Spirit. | consider these my most i'm
portant lectures"
Mr.. Moody then asked everybody to stand
and sing 2s6, Come. Holy Spirit" and
when the three verses had been sung he
discovered that he had made a mistake in
tie number of the hymn and that he really
wanted 3S6, LAS Pants the Heart" So he
had the latter sung through twice to make
up for lost time. He wanted TO get the
audience In good shape and to adjust two
small boys in front-the peanut fend and
a friend-who were occupying one seat, be-
fore ne began to preach.
The Remedy for Sin.
Il want to take YOU back to that third
chapter of John again, and tell you once
more that it is one thing to tell a man he's
wounded and another thing to tell him a
remedy" So he began, and then he read
those wonderful words that tell that who
soever believeth in Him, shall not perish,
but nave everlasting life" He went on to
tell how familiar to Nicodemus was the
story OF the people of Israel, worshipng
the brazen serpent in the wilderness. Chris
took Nicodemus to the remedy. and showed
him that the bitten sinner and repentant
one must look to Him for the remedy. just
as the Isrselites looked to the serpent for
a cure from the bites of the fiery serpents
With rapid strokes the speaker painted
the scene in the wilderness. when the fol-
lowers of Moses were dying on every hand
OF the poisonous stings. In one tent the
only son of a poor widow lies, just bitten
by one Of the serpents. His mother feels
there is no use in prayer, and she makes
he Nor,
and learns the glad tidings of the raising of
the brazen serpent. She helps her strick en-
son out into the air and after a bit he sees
the CLEAN Of the serpent.
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sCALY ERUPTION OF THE SKIN.

affecting at times my entire body, but mainly
confined to my limbs and more especially 10 NV
legs from my knees down TO my feet. The skin
which had been solid OF dry scales for
years, broke about a year ago into running
sores. They caused great Inconvenience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

DigesttbIe fs defined I'm Phillips, Dt.
gestible Cocoa, is easy OF digestion Ricf
davor.
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O.OOO TO Lend

On hrst-class city real estate at SIP and
per cent. Frank 7. Rawlings. 1905 Penn.
sylvania avenue northwest-Adyt
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Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures

and suffering by their constant and intolerable
itching | was advised TO take Hoods SarsalarIlia
and after using nine bottles consider myself cured
The sores have long since disappeared the scahs
are all gone, and my skin is smooth as any
one can wish | have gained in weight from 100
TO lG0 pounds / consider Hoods Sarsaparilla n
great boon TO all who suffer from skin and blond
diseases" H. l.. COLE III Smith St, Millyille
" J. y. B.-Be sure to get only Hoods
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=. Sugar Is Down and Our Coffees Are
Java and Mocha Blends. .33c., 35c. and Csc
Eight O'Clock Breakfast Coffee. .25c
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,
sol and 500 9Th street northwest.
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I'm a momentum a twinkiing of an eye
he is made whole. The word of God has
gone forth. and he is saved. For the word
has been given that whatsoever looks upon
that brazen snake shall be given life
That's what you call sudden conversion.
Perhaps that young man goes about the
camp shouting the glory of God-today he
would be called shouting Methodist, per-
haps. 1t don't do any harm to shout lit
tie in such a cause Such sudden light is
worth shouting for"
Il was made over quick as that myself"
interrupted an old man. sitting In the front
row, Just as quick as that two months
ago. / know what II is and the convert
closed his eyes in ecstasy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

bowling & Co. will sell for Trustees a
r Fox K Sons and +. Shoemaker Mondsv
afternoon February 10. at 4:3O O'clock a
II street northeast-Adyt 0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

treO- X Gray & Co. printers. Atlantic
Coast Line building. 9Th and avenue -Adyt
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL $ pm. sunday.

For the District of Columbia. Maryland
and Virginia, generally cloudy, probably
rain Sunday: decidedly warmer tonight:
warmer Sunday: southerly winds.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at S
a H.: Great Falls, temperature. 81; cOndi-
ton, .; receiving reservoir. temperature, 80;
condition a north connection, IA; condition
at south connection, 81; distributing reser-
yoiT. temperature. 30: condition at infiuent
gate house. 4; effiuent gate house. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

"A Trip TO ROme and Venice" by the
Kew VIM F.. Bartlett Of Baltimore. in the
basement hail OF St Augustine's emma
Sunday evening at 1.3D O'Clock Beautiful
sie-eopIcOn views. Admission, % cents
Auvt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17
Friends All Surprised
AT THE WONDERFUL BENEFIT FROM HOOD
SARSAPARILLA.

Whenever I meet friends whom I have
not seen for some time, the first thing they gen
orally remark concerns nv Geshy and healthy ap
pearance They ask what l have been doing.
have one answer for all: Oh. nothing, only taking
Hoods Sarsapara' / have been afflicted for
thirty years with dry
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BABY SOLID SORE.
TRIED EVERYTHING WITHOUT RELIEF. No
REST NIGHT OR DAY SPEEDILY
CURED BY CIJTICURA

My baby. when two months old. had break.
ing out with what the doctors called eczema
Her head. arms. feet and hands were each one
solid sore. 1 tried everything but neither the
doctors nor anything else did her any good We
could get no rest day or night with her In INV
extremity I tried the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
but confess had NO faith in them for I had
never seen them tried. To my great surprise. I'm
one weeks time after beginning to use the CUTI.
CcRA REMEDIES. the sores were we'll but con-
tinued to use the RESoLvENT for a little while
and now she is as fat a baby as you would like
TO see. and sound as a dollar 1 believe INV
baby would have died IL I had not tried CtITI
CURA REMEDIES 1 write thu. that every mother
with baby like mine can feel confident that
there is a medicine that will cure the worst a.
zema. and that medicine Is the CUTIcuRA
REMEDIES
Mrs. BETTE BIRkNEi. Lockhart. Texas.
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS
CtTlCCRA REMEDIES every humor OF the
SKIN and scalp OF infancy and childhood whether
'orturng' disngurfng, Itching. burning scaly
crusted. pimply blotchy. with loss OF hair. ana
every impurity Of the blood, whether simnl. scro
fulous or hereditary. when the best PHYSICIANS
and all other remedies fail Parents save yo,r
cLdidren yesrs OF needless suffering. Cures made
In childhood permanent.
My scalp was covered with white scshs, causing
burning and itching. When rhey came of the
scalp was raw. Doctored TO no PURPOSE ,yrTI
CuIiA REMEDIES helped me at once 1 recon-
mend them to every afflicted Ierson.
GEO. II. ESTES. Glendale, IL
SOLD throughout the world. Price. CUTICUIA
Soc: SOAP. BE; RESULvENT. 81. PoIITR
DRUG AND CHEM. CORP Sole Prour,etors
Boston.
u How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free
firapies' biackheads, ehapDed and oily skin pre-
vented and cured by CCrICCRA SOAP
FREE FROM RHEUMATISM
IN ONE MINUTE THE CUTICURA ANTIPAIN
PLASTER relieves rheumatic. palms and weasn.s.,s
The first and only pain-killng plaster. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

HOODS PILLS cure Constipation by restoring
the ,peristaltic action Of the alimentary canal
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sEAUTIFUL PIECES OF FuRNITURE

Including Ladies' Writing Desks. all styles
Of Artistic Tables. Easy and Ornamental
Chairs. Sdeboards, as well as Lace and
SIX Curtains. Wall Papers. Draperes and
all kinds of Interior Decorations, left over
from the Milne stock,at 1229-l231 G st NV
Call early Monday for cHoice OF bargains.
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= Pure Aluminium Cooking Utensils at E. H
GORSELL'S, sole agt. for Washington d. c..
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trustees sale OF frame dwelling I222 3Ist
street. West Washinrt n ON Eon1av =
~ o'clock pm. See advertisement.
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Fine Portraits Kets Kemethy.s. HOG Ia av.
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I ought to stop talking for Him.. The les,
L say then for Jesus Christ the better
don't mind these infidels going up and dowr
the country preaching and lecturing at s
a head half so much as / do those so-caleG
friends inside the fold who are always
backbiting their brethren and bringing dis
credit on the cause of Christ before tn,
world"
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CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

Sold throughout the world. Price. CuTICUIA
ooc.; SOAP. BE; RESULvENT 81 PoIIII
pho" AND ChEM. CORP. Sole Proprietors
Boston.
GT"How to Cure Skin Diseases mailed fra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-17

Mr.. Y. G. Fischer, 90 18th St. will open
Feb: 10 an exhibition of paintings by Mr.
Parker Mann.-Adyt
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Exhibition of paintings by Parker Manu.
Advt.
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earth, and all from the chance meeting be-
tween a suffering heart and the words Of
the carpenters son.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

HEMPLER. optician. removed to 9Th &
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Novels exchanged, 506 18th st. n.w.-Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19

Charles T Saxton was born In Clyde. n. Y. on
July q 1916. When he only fifteen years old
he enlisted In the Army, and saw great deal OF
war service at Port Hudson in the Red River
campaign and In the Shenandoah Valley In 1864.
and he was less than twenty years old when dis
| charged at the close OF the war; with the rank OF
sergeant-major. II is. perhaps, the unconscious
memory Of that discipline that gives Mr.. Sax
| ton his military carriage Of the body and head,
which. coupled with his tall FORM broad shoulders
and dropping gray mustache make MS most
emnently sodierly appearance. .
! Returning home from the war. Mr.. Saxton studied
law and hung out his shingle" as lawyer In his
native Village His law Once Z ony stone
Railway. one finds it in the second story of a
building facing the main street Of the village II
and Mr. Saxton there has labored for many years.
He has law practice extending over most OF the
county Of Wayne. His home. in which he has a
large library of modern works OF history ana ana
other branches Of solid literature is situated only
short distance away from his law once MIS-.
Saxton has not been in good health for year or
&c. bn her r1oGeS her rms soSGtnn TheS
have four children, two girls ana TWO boys all
Mr. Saxton FIRST entered public life Assem-
blyman IN 1851. representing the Eastern Assembly
District Of Mayne Coun'y ne re QUEEN sn1hI nng ths
| following year introduced the celebrated Ballot
ture which Mr. Saxton pressed through the i-egis-
t5e bin is now law Of thu state Mr. saxton
in 1890 entered the senate. and his political career
| was elected president pro TEN. OF that BODY;
His Ballot Reform law has given Mr.. saxton
| Corrupt Practices act and other measures Tor the
| reformation Of elections which are OF great value
| 10 he When Lieutenant Governor Sheehan
attempted to defeat he bills restoring home rule
| 10 Bufalo. ID was Mr.. SaXton who grapplef with
! him and forced through the bills Again II was
Mr. Saxton who boldly called the roll OF tho SEN
| at. when Lieutenant Governor Sheehan said ne
would not permit II to be called for the expulsion
of John NcCarty. Democrat. OF Brooklyn. elected
nv ihn frauds of Gravesend. and declared so to be
by A committee Of the State Senate. Mr.. SaXton
! rendered a great service to the Republican party
| when - thus put the KepuDncan majority III
| command OF the State Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
T1MN4NY AND THE QUOE-DEALERS.
MIR. SMITH SAYS HIS JOURNAL Is BoYcoTTED
BECAt'SE HE DIDN'T SUPPORT MAYNARD

MIR SMITH SAYS HIS JOURNAL Is BofcoTTEp
BECAUSE HE DIDN'T SUPPORT MAYNARD
Niagara Falls y. Y, Sept B-The evening ses-
sion Of the State Ale. Wine Beer and Liquor Deai-
ers' Association was rather lively. When the re-
mort If the Committee Credentials was read II
was stated that there were ugly rurrors ABOUT
that a certain clique was placing names on the
delegate list which were not entitled TO be there.
This feeling was so apparent that the report Oh
the committee was adopted by only small ma
,oritv General Secretary Morrsey read his report
Of the Executive Committees work. which includ-
cd a resolution denouncing the two Journals Ihe
Inpkeeper" and The Wine and Spirit Gazette.
FOR claiming to represent the association ana pup
itching news of the internal affairs OF the assoca-
ZION for the purpose OF njuring 1t. The resolution
declared that no paper represented the association
or tts members or authorized TO speak ior
them The report was adopted by a unanimous
vote Mr. Smith the Editor OF ianisd ,he, his
nancr laImed TO represent the association at any
f;nar, hui said that because he would not be CO.
creed by Tammany to support It's candidates' par
,to,,Ia riy MAYNARD Tammany men were seeking
his ruin by practically boycotting his Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19

consider favorably the proposition TO make sucn
the sale or oleomargarine for natural put'ei III 'e
future.
HIS CITY HOME
Mr.. Moron's home In this city. at No. IS Fifth
ave- Is a large brownstone double house. with a
large doorway and a broad hall running through
the centre TO a dining-room at the back on the
wall Of the hall 10 the right sees an excellent
portrait OF President Garfield while on the LETT IS
Of Benjamin Constants famous oil-paintings'
The parlors of the house, which are magnincrntLy
furnished. are er tered from a door AT the risne
hand. end Mr.. MortOn's library BY n door 10 the
left. BEYOND; one sees a great stairway winding
its way TO the upper rooms of the house. ana al
pying almost the entire width of the house. Sew.
era hands0me 81 nS hangs
over the centre table Beyond the dining-room Is
usually found Mr. Morton at work In his library.
The room is highly interesting one. owing to It's
pictures ana decorations Wnlle Miistet 20 nb
Mr.. Morton purchased rare portrait or Masn .
ngton ana another rare one of Lafayette These
placed. Immediately above the desk on the wall -
an almost lifesize photograph Of Gambetta THIS
picture is one Of the most iathdul
hangs by the window that looks out into fltth-
lent likeness by It's side is a photograph OF Mar
shall MacMahon and another OF the Count De
portraits in oil Of Mr. Morton's father the Rev
Daniel o. Morton. and OF his mothers brother
h Rev Ly for the s' he
There is also a daguerreotype o. the country
BEGAN IN % Sn: III Ill., a ash of Nh #. s MSs
fire the floor sees some interesting his
t3rGa relics They are two large sphsT ,b l iron
man cannon In 1871. Some brass chains connect
hs @ sn4 sro M
acres OF land Oh the Hudson River, near Rhine,
Eilerslie for summer re- iience and he also has an
other fine place called Pair Lawn at Newport