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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

II REAL ESTATE.
--4.1.I!---~ ..-.lMll~....-
some lots on Harrisburg shell road, out
side oly lienlts; part cash. Address Own
or. tbs office
EEAuTlEUL little home, six rooms. ali
n,,,. ~, fpurth ward 5000 cash. bal
~ " iIlIarls Isfos., ll9 Nam street.
FOR ga LE-AIany large and small irac7s
o VI aahl near Houston, In Harris aud
aaloinine counties, at low prces. on
NolIhern property or Houston city prop
sfiy. j. w. Harper & Co.. Mason build
FOR sALE--An lmprovol farm of &,
acres, seven miles from Houston on
grated county road; railroad switch near
Farm: Apply lso2 Clark, Firth ward.
FOR SALE OR RENT--Very dcsiraHIe
two-s,tory residence on Austin street.
rear Holman avenue two lots, stable,
pain room; not and cold water; in first
class condition: 2. l. Denn.s.
FOR SALE-On easy tennis. a modern
built house. wnh all convcniences: nice
snadc 'rees; CHOICE of two car lines; good
neighborhood; southern exposure ana
nice lawn Apply 10 }. Ii, Bright. room
3S5 Mason block. n
CHOICE black prairie lands in nc.ghbor-
hood of Crosby for sale In tracts OF 100
aci es and upward. WilsoI n Hannah,
203 kiam building II
About 36oo acres well improved ranch.
is miles from railway. Price sii 900. ole.
half cash. or viii accept one-half In good
city property. Particulars of T. j.
Skaggs Real Estate Company. Beevine.
Texas. II
WE HAVE the largest list OF property
OF Al Kinds: Tor exchange, In the Sta.e
OF Texas. Write us what yoep have TO
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WANTEDTwo sh.rtmalSers 10 operatc
machines by power; experienced helm
only. Hamilton Bros. II
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FOR RENT--If you want house or un.
furnished rooms. the Lone Star Moving
and Storage Co.. corner Main and Texas
aNenua. has them, phone oJS. 6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

FOR RENT--Nico furnished rooms one
block from court house, gentlemen only,
ntes reasonable. Apply SIS Caroline
street.
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FARM for rent. 81 acres. S,h miles west
IRON court house; four room house and
stable, land In good cultivation. Apply
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FOR KENT--A cottage house on Preston
aHenue. opposite Cushmans Foundry. a.
Bering. ~
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FOR RENT--Store No. 615 Main street.
now occupied by DeMeritt. Matthews d
Co. shoe dealers; occupied continuously
for over twenty years as shoe store. and
has never been vacant. splendid ioca-
ton. Apply II. II. Glesecke, care De-
Merritt. Matthew'S A. Co. n
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FOR RENT--Twenty acres on gravel
tuad. edge of Houston. suitable for truck
farm. dairy. hogs or chickens. Frank
Sterne, lis Main street. IT
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For REnT..


FOR RF,NT--Two connecting rooms. pan
try and closet. furnished for hight house
Keeping: modern convenicnces: no chill
drcn. 5J1 Crawford street. &
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SEALED BIDS Will be received from con.
tractors until noon, Thursday, March
tth. TO build two-story brick store build
ing. on the corner San Jaclmto and
Franklin aveDu" for Mr.. John Flnni-
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YOUNG man, EXPERIENCED booltlteopcr.
salesman and hotel clerk speaks ENG
lNh. German and some French, wants
position IN uhe country. &. IL. 100. this
office b
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FOR RENT Eight room house. complete
~ furnished, or unfurnshed; ,nodern
convcn!onces: wsthin eight blocks OF
capitol hotel; references required. Ap.
ply li0l Travis street. 4
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MONEY easily made by wrjtng Safet.
Fund life insurance for the old Hart
ford; Mr.. Patterson viii call and In
struct: notes first annual premium at
our risk. Harris X Patterson. managers.
Dallas ~
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EXPERIENCED gardener. florist and
fruit culturer. c'gNt years experience In
Texas, wants position. Address Mr.. Wal
luce, 90i Franklin street. Houston.
Texas. IA
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AGENTS WANTED in every community
m Middle and South Texas. new, guar
anteed, cash value: best policy offered
iof business and professional men. splen-
Old contracts TO reliable men. Address
with references WIN NJ. Walters, mnn-
ager Equitable Life Assurance society.
Dallas Texas. ain
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SITUATION WANfE.p--Uy am experience
Cd white woman as working housekeep-
stands the hotel business. Address y;76.
this office,
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WANTED situation as cook for private
family or boarding house or as yardrnan,
sober. age a. single. Address lis, this
office 3
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REAL ESTATE.
~-A.k-alls.-- a.,llllt..,..

'GME lots on Harrisburg shell road, out
or. tbs office 4
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FOR RENT-OLe furnished second story
front room ion gentlemen. Call at ITO
Walker II
Evening star., 1897-04-10
Mr.. Bishop is Not "Nemo."

TO the Editor Of The Evening Star:
You have, perhaps unwittingly, given me
such an opportunity for a wide and thor
oughly undesirable notoriety in your story
of Friday evening, entitled Drilling La
boris Forces" and at the same time you
are plainly defrauding the individual
" no chooses the fantastic name Of Memo,
uEder which to disguise his evidently dan
gtrous personality, that l take early
opportunity of requesting you to disabuse
the minds Of The Stars very numerous
circle of readers, among whom l have
many friends, of the idea that l am even
by indirection attempting to induce any
man or woman to brave the terrors of q
modern Bastille.
/ am not sufficiently egotistic to imagine
that my leadership would be such a load
stone of attraction as to cause myri4ds to
rush into a radical or forcible movement
such as seems to be contemplated in the
circular. SO plainly connected in your
officer in the Knights of Labor and any
thing beyond the aims sought for and de
sired by that organization, is not accept
able to, and cannot be supported by me,
and, as l feel that any impression that
the knights of Labor, even by inference
had the most remote connection with an
organization believing in force of any kind,
would do us untold injury, l therefore be-
lieve that you will the more readily con-
cede my request and state as emphatically
possible that all our ends can and will
be attained by peaceful and Constitutional
methods. NJ. ]. BISHOP.
Evening star., 1897-04-10

ers, in feet and tenths, have occurred
Risen, Pittsburg, 81; Davis Island Dam,
SO; Parkersburg, 10; Cincinnati, 3D.; Louis
vile, 10; La Crosse, o.; Dubuque, O.S;
O.3: New Orleans, O.1; Fort Smith, 3.S:
Nashville, 0.3.
Fallen, Chattanooga, 40: Helena. Ark,
OIL; Omaha, 0.5; Kansas City, o.: ST. Paul,
OIL.
They are above the danger line and rising
at La Crosse, 81: Dubuque, O.5; VickSburg,
81; New Orleans, 10.
Above the danger line and falling al Hell
era, Ark, II 6; Nashville, o.3. Stationary
Cairo, S.S; Memphis, 80.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 7:1O am. and S:19 pm
high tide, 12:j9 I'm. and 40 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, S:13 am. and 9:1G
pm.; high tide, 80 am. and 2:3S pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, $50 am; sun sets, 6::3:
pm.
Moon sets PIT am. tomorrow.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 5:29 am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by TAI p.m.: ex.
hnguishihg begun at 4:37 am. The light.
Zig Is begun one hour before the tim,
Edmed.
Arc lamps lighted at 7:26 pm.: extin.
suished at 4:52 am
Temperatures for Twenty-Four uour.
The following were the readings of III,
thermometer at the weather bureau during
the past twenty-four hours beginning at ]
o'clock Yesterday afternoon:
April 9+ pm, 55; s pm, "a midnight
April 10 am, 40; am, A. u M, 4G
and pm, As.
Maximum. co. at pm, April 8: mini.
mum, 59 at am, April 10.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
VETERANS AT A BANQUET.
DistfnEuishcd Guests From Washing
ton at II Bn ltimOre Dinner.

Distinguished Guests From WnahinR.
ton Mt IA Baltimore Dinner.
The Union Veteran Association of Mary
land gave it's thirty-second annual banquet
at the Carrollton Hotel in Baltimore last
evening. This association was formed on
the field of Appomattox April ., 1865, and
it's members have met on each anniversary
of the day.
Among the invited guests from Wash
and Wellington. Representatives William
w. McIntire, Major General Nelson A.
Miles, Department Commander Thos. s.
Hopkins aid Assistant Adjutant General
Hendricks.
A committee came over and escorted the
guests to Baltimore on a special car.
The dining hall of the Carrolton was
handsomely decorated, and about 200 sat
down to the banquet at 8 o'clock. 1t was
= o'clock before the comrades Joined hands
around the tables and sang Aud Lang
Syne." The toasts were responded to as
follows: THE President of the United
States" Senator John NJ. Thurston; THE
day we celebrate Dr. James H. Butler;
Loyal Maryland Colonel W. A. Nickel
lip; Good government" Senator Joseph r.
Hawley; Are republics ungrateful?'' Sena-
peace" Major General Nelson A. Miles;
"The army and navy" Thos. S. Hopkins;
department commander, Department Pc.
tomac. G.. A. r.; The sons of veterans.
Representative William w. McIntire; THE
touch of the elbow, DIR. Theodore A. Nor
rell; Our dead comrades" in silence. stand
ing.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
PREsDYTERY OF WASHINGTON CITY
Figures From the Annual Report of
the Stated Clerk

rl&ures From the Annual RepOrt Of
the Stated Clerk.
From the annual report of the stated
clerk of the presbytery of Washington city
to the general assembly the following facts
and figures will be of interest to name
Number of ministers. AZ: number of
churches, 81; number Of elders and dea-
cons. 149; additions during the ecclesiastical
year, s51; total membership, 1853; Sabbath
school membership. 1886: benevolent con-
tributfons. s26.s79 OF this amount $40 go,
including value of boxes sent. were con-
tributed by the women of the churches
whose zeal and liberality entities them to
the highest praise ss worthy co-workers
with the women of the Pre- sbyterian Church
at large. Fhe contributions for the current
year are largely in excess OF those of last
year, when they amounted to $53SOO re-
mlndlns US of the ideal mission of the new
the hungry. clothe, the naked visit the sick
ana send the gospel to every creature
The amount contributed by Sabbath schools
ana Christian Endeavor societies is 81 500
The next meeting Of the general assembly
will be held at the Winona Assembly and
Summer School Association, Indiana
TO this assembly the presbytery appointed
as its commissioners the following, viz:
Principals, Rev. Byron Sunderland, d. D.,
and Rev. VIM. c. Alexander, ID. D.: alter
Lates, Rev. James NJ. Nourse and Rev
Irwin c. Yeakel. Also the following ruling
elders, viz: Principals. MIR. w. H. H. Smith
and MIR. Samuel ID. Luckett; alternates,
Deets. These commissioners are expected
TO report at an intermediate meeting of
the presbytery. to be held in the Westmin-
ster Church June Z, 1897, at 10 am.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
Transfer. of Real Estate.

No. 124 Hickman st. se.-David d. Stone ct al
trustees, to HeLry G. Lewis. lot 81, So 736: s. 600
Henry q. Lewis conveys sine propsrty to Frank K
Murray; $40.
Defrces st. NV. bet North Capitol and LIST sts-
Lexious A. Wood ct ux. to Bridget Babbington lot
IFS. So 623; So
Third st. nv. bet. and sts.-Richard W.
Crounse ct nx. to Henry II. Green part original
lot IL, 50. 53l: $40.
st. NV. bet. eth and Sth sts-wm SchvInc
ct ux: to VIM. II. Haney, part original lot g. So
i26: so.
Anacostia-Bent. B. Connick ct W. to James Nc.
Pherson. lot 1896; 81 $50.
Second st. ne. bet. G and ii sts.-Diiler b.
Groff to Albert s. Reavis. lot 81, 81. 752 So
No. 227 9th 1t. s.e.-Jas. E. Gadsby ct al tfus.
tees, 10 Mary n. Matthews. lot IS. So 923; s. 600
FIRST st. ne. bet H and sts.--E1izs n. Dulenty
st. bet. 18th and 18th sts.-Abuer p.
Bigelow ct ux. TO Katherine Stines lot &C. So 2lO;
80.
Belair Hts.-Kate stines 10 VIM. S. Minnix. lots
20. q, %, blk. 2; SO.
Twelfth st. ne.-Whiteheld McKinlay ct ux q
Alfonso e. Barnett. lot .. %. 1907; $40.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
PARTLY CLOUDY TOMORROW.
The Kind of Weather That is Pre-
dicted for Sunday.


dicted for Sunday.
Forecast till pm. Sunday--For the Dis
trict of Columbia, Delaware and Maryland
fair tonight, partly cloudy weather Sunda:
slightly warmer Sunday; northwesterly
Winds, becoming variable.
Weather conditions and general forecast
The storm. central in West Virginia Friday
n norning. has moved to the New Englan /
coast. diminishing in intensity.
Brisk northwesterly winds will continue
today on the New England coast diminish
iEg in force by Sunday morning.
The pressure is relatively high in the
central valleys and thence westward to the
central Pacific coast.
A moderate storm center is developing to
the north of Montana.
The pressure has fallen generally in New
England and throughout the Rocky noun
tain districts: it has fallen from the lower
lake region southwark to the gulf coast.
The temperature is lower in the middle
and south Atlantic states, but has remained
stationary in other districts.
Rain has fallen generally in New Eng
land and throughout the Atlantic and east
gulf states. Light SHOWS have occurred
in the lake regions and showers in the mid
die Mississippi valley.
Clearing weather is indicated for New
England end the lower lake region by Sun
day. Occasional showers may occur in the
middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys Sunday.
In the south Atlantic and gulf states the
weather will be generally fair
Inc following heavy precipitation in
inches. was reported during tire past twen-
ty-four hours-Tampa. pa: Boston. 100:
Nantucket, 1.52: Halifax, LA: sydney 3.5S:
Atlantic City, 1856
Rivers-The following changes in the riv-
Evening star., 1897-04-10
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Palm Sunday to Be Appropriately
Celebrated Tomorrow.

Palm Sunday tomorrow will be appro-
priately celebrated at Trinity Catholic
Church. Palms will be blessed and dis
tributed. according to the usual CUSTOM at
the solemn high mass at 1890 o'clock in
the forenoon. The children of the Sunday
school will also receive palms immedia tely
after the lesson for the day, and just be-
fore the celebration of mass.
AT st. AIMS Church, Tenleytown, palm
will also be distributed, after being blessed
by the pastor. Rev Father Joseph Mallon,
the services being the same as at Trinity
Church.
Palm Sunday at Mount Zion NJ. E.
Church will be celebrated with song and
literary exercises. under the auspices of
the Epworth League. The music for the
occasion will be furnished by the junior
choir. new organization. under the lead
ership of Mr.. Leoan Wheeler.
Rev. F. Menefee, the president of the
Washington College. will deliver the ser
mon at the morning service tomorrow at
Gay Street Baptist Church. the pastor,
Rev. W. S. o. Thomas occupying the pull
pit in the evening.
The stations of the way of the cross were
read for the last time during Lent last
evening at Trinity Church, the church
being crowded with members of the con-
gregation.
A class will be confirmed tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock at the West Washington
Lutheran Church. corner of SD and q
streets, Rev. Stanley Billheimer, pastor
large class is under Instructions at
Trinity Church for the first communion
and confirmation. which will be held on the
feast of the patronage of st. Joseph, the
third Sunday after Easter. Cardinal Glib
bons will be present to administer the sac
rament of confirmation.
Rev. Sandy Alexander, pastor of the
First Baptist Church. is lying dangerously
i'll at his residence on Dumbarton avenue.
twenty-inch sewer is being laid in
26th street between P street and Dunbar
ton avenue.
Mr.. William j. Conlin reported to the po-
lice yesterday that some one had entered
his room at the Home for Incurables, on
Georgetown Heights, and stole $40 from a
trunk.
Georgetown University has received a
legacy of $4,000 through a bequest in the
will of the late Miss Winifred Martin, VINO
died April at Baltimore. and who was q
sister of ex-Gov. Downey of California.
Policeman j. E. Pierce of this precinct
was this morning transferred to the fifth
precinct in Southeast Washington his place
being filled by the transfer of Policeman
VermilliOn of No. g.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
had Condition.

President Pratt of the Humane Society
recently wrote the Commissioners a letter
complaining of the bad condition of the
District cattle yards at the corner of 18th
and Ohio avenue northwest. This after
noon the Commissioners appointed a COM
mission, consisting of Captain Beach of the
engineer department and the health officer,
to make an examination Of the place and
report at once. ~
Evening star., 1897-04-10
Rev. Mr.. Van Ar.daie Not to Come.

Rev. l.. B. Wilson, presiding elder of this
district, says there is no foundation in fact
for the report that Rev. ". VIVIAN Arsdale
will be appointed to the Twelfth Street NJ.
E. Church, made vacant by the appoint
ment of Rev. W. q. Cassard to a chap
iaincy In the navy. Rev. Mr.i Wilson says:
Mr.. Van Arsdale was assigned to Ha-
gerstown, where he has been kindly re-
ceived, and his pastorate is opening aus
piciously." n
Evening star., 1897-04-10
In Favor Of Jones.

At a meeting of the s. M. Cullom Ma
tional Republican Association last eyen-
ing the following committee was appoint
ed to wait upon District Attorney Henry
e. Davis and urge the appointment of
Thomas l.. Jones as assistant district at
torney: a. J. Leonard, DR.. A. w. Shields,
Hughes.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
Naval Orders.

Surgeon j. w. Baker from the Benning-
ton and placed on waiting orders. Ensign
L. H. Everhart. from the Office of naval
intelligence to the Yorktown. CASTOR Dep.
Johnstone has been appointed an &C ting
gunner in the navy.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
NationnI Georrnnhic. Society.

The lecture before the National Geo
graphic Society Monday afternoon next, in
Columbia Theater. will be on Constanti-
nople. by Prof. Edwin A. Grosvenor of Am
herst College, author of the recent stand
ard work on the historic city.
Evening star., 1897-04-10
CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

Scott circle, DIR. Charles A. Stakely. pastor.-
sunday school, 9:3O ain. Preaching by Dr.
s'akeiy. IL an. and 7:45 Pm Evening sub
ltct, The Essence OF Religion" Christian
Endeavor meeting. 6:45 pm. You are cordially
"choiDe. 1t
Evening star., 1897-04-10
Naval Movements.

The Yorktown sailed from kankow this
morning for Chinkiang. The Texas is a:
Fort Monroe.
Evening star., 1897-04-10

II you want anything, try an ad. In The
Star. II anybody has what you wish. you
viii get an answer.
Evening star., 1897-04-10

GRACE BAPTIST. 9TH AND SE.. REV. 4. +.
Anderson. pastor.-The SCOTCH EvANGEI.-
ISIS, l.! am. and 1880 p m, and every evening
MISS IT 10
Evening star., 1897-04-10

HOME Bt tfLDING Association
Etll li1Et.N1lI ISSI LIE ne S1bnI.L

f't RlEfN1il ISSUE pF STOCK
"oks are sfill open for subscriptions for st-k ~
l4th issue al the Office OF the TREASURER 1907 Il,
ave. NV.
fOnrth monthly meeting Of the lIth series Tines
Gay evening. the 18th instant at : o',ly-k al M.
ii.i' wv corner "f Pa. and l.th st NV
REGULAR monthly meetings. second IuesalaS even
ing of each month
shsies, S2uO each Monthly payments. 81 90 t-r
snare conn encing with january m,.iin. of 1897
1Daus may hc detained on easy ath with
fast prshic sNi,ensa the Additional mon: hlv nav
m,ht therefor being Sl.oo per month per sila.r.
interest Is allowed at q per cent ,,n piysn.n;s
made on stock withdrawn or canccl,a In ,.-tl..-
ment of loans
Average amount loaned per share nt last nc.t-
Ing was S1s5.'0 Loans can le settled on on. or
more shares, al the pleasure OF the BORROWER
THOMAS BOWLING. President 81. 81 m a
ANSoN ). TAYLOR. Vice President 1913 r -, NV =
W. II. WETZEI.. Secretary 2l35 III :, n .
IL ;. NtSCpfi TREASURER 1891 Pa ave.
DlREa'TDlsS:
LEN j. BRYANT, ICES Conn ave NV
JAMES II. BlRAM, 2o23 II 81. NV
SAMl 4. cpOMrS. 221i II 81 NV
JOHN IL. Gli.FIiI-AN. 1871 rolumbil ST u W.
GEO. j. JOHNSON. 1l3 Market space
CHAS. y. MOORE, lli5 18th St NV.
). NORRIS T1ioiNE. a53 I'D II. u = atp ~
Evening star., 1897-04-10
PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY.
NEW CHURCH.

IoIii and tDRCORAN sts., ut II am. Sermon
' o. The PrJdigal: The Elder SON. s. school
iZ-l1; evening at I:30. lecture " Creation;
or the Spiritual Genesis: The Third Day" Seats
free Tor all. Holy week services Wednesday
80 = m. Good Friday with seruaon IL a m
Holy Saturday. 4:3O pm Pastors Bible classes
"Wednesday. 3:30 pm: Friday evening 7:3O
Strangers cordially welcome. II
Evening star., 1897-04-10
w Washington
Loan & Trust Co..

OFFICE. COR. 9Th AND STS
PAlD-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION
- Loans in any amount made oa approved
- real estate collateral, reasona., .,i.
rates.
- Interest paid upoa deposits daily bal
ances subject check
- This company acts executor, admins
- fiator. trustee. agent. treasurer. registrar
-- and in all other h1uri1ry capacities.
- Boxes for rent in burglar and FIR proof
- vaults for safe deposit and storage Of val
- uable packages.
JOHN JOY EDISON. - Prcsidon,
JOHN A. SWDrE. rE..-............ Vic, President
II. = CUMMINGS. ........... I'd Vice I,rasi,l,nt
JOHN x; CAIMODY ............ Trcnst,-rr
ANDREW PARKER ..............,..Sc secretary
fc4-tl.sw.:.
Evening star., 1897-04-10

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH AUDITORIUM, 4TH
St and Va. ave. s.e., f. Hez SVEN, pastor
Preaching Mt II am. by Rev. Geo. e. Truett
AT 1:45 pm, Prof. Lee Davis Lodge OF Columbian
University speaks on How to Study the Bible
All invited. Free pews. 1t
Evening star., 1897-04-10
HOTELS.

THE JEFFERSON. L. AND A. PLAN, 9TH AND
La. electric lights, electric call; elec-
trio elevator; steam heat and gas. Special rates
to guests by the week ald MONTH. ml:lS1m
Evening star., 1897-04-10
CORSON & MCCARTNEY

NON,oNDN q NhN.1N Y +
Members Of he New York Stock Exchange
lil3 + ST., Clever building
Correspondents of Messrs. Moore a S..hlev 50
Broadway.
Bankers and Dealtrs in Goverrmen, Beds.
Deposits. Exchange. Loans.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds aud all securities
listed on the exchanges OF New York. philadelphia,
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made OF investment securities. Dis
triot bonds and all local Railroad, Gus, Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.
je31-1Gd
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Capital: One rIiIlion Dollars

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT..
Rents safes inside burglar proof vaults at
$ per arrum upward.
Securities jewelry, silVerwarc and valuables
OF all kirds in owners package trunk or case
tax, deposit at moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received fTom TEN CENTS upward
and Interest allowed on 81 and above
Loans money real estate and collateral
security. Sells iirst-class real estate and
other securities in of $500 and upward.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
This company is a legal depository for court
and trust funds. and as administrators
executor, receiver, assignee and executes
trusts OF ali kinds. Wills prepared by a
compet.It attorney in daily attendance.
OFFICERS:
BENJAMIN r. SNYDER. President
Il. FRANCIS RIGGS. First Vice President
W. RILEY DEEBLE. Second Vice President
THOMAS l.. JONES. Third Vice President
ALBERT l.. STURTEyANT. .-.......... =. Secretary
GEoluiE HOW AKD. KD....................Ir Irea
CHARLES f. NiMAN... Assistant Secretary
WOODBURY. FLAIR. Trust Officer
jail
Evening star., 1897-04-10

! MErRoPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH 9TH AND
! ne-Ptenching at il am. and 7:3O pm. by
| the pastor, Rev. Granville S. Williams, DID.
| Cordial welcome to ALL 1ts
Evening star., 1897-04-10
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREG ATIONAL CHURCH, COR lOTJl
and q sis. NV, Rev. $. VI. Newman, DID, pas
tor. II I'm, public worship. with sermon by ltey
William L. Fisher. 7:3O pm. evening service
with sermon by pastor. Music by quartet ant
Sunday sciool, $50 an Junior Christian En-
deavor and Temperance Legion, pm. Senio
Christian EndeavOr, 6:2D pm 1t