Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1890, Page 7

es br gy or pag CITY AND DISTRICT. W. BAKER & C0.S G@ No other paper published has anything like half as many readers in the city of Wash- Breakfast Cocoa ington as bas Taz Eveyine Stan, and no other Ie tgoke and one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit of its circulation. are ved in iu prepunttion thasere | PROPOSED NEW LIQUOR LAW. than three times the strength of Cocca mixed with Starch, Anowroot of Sugar, | A Bill Which the District Commission- ee ae ae ers Will Submit to Congress. delicious, Ee IT WILL MAKE, IF IT PASS£S, SOME RADICAL CHANGES IN EXISTING REGULATIONS—HIGH LI- CENSE AND INCREASED PENALTIES FOR VIOLA- TIONS OF LAW, ETC. Tt wasn’t long after Commissioner Douglass came into office before he saw theneed of more stringent legislation governing the sale of liquors here, and he frequently called the at- tention of the board to the subject. About two weeks ago he drafted » bill to be presented to Congress, which, he thought, if passed would remedy existing evils and give the Commis- sioners more discretionary power in the prem- ises. The bill was duplicated and a copy sub- mitted to each of the other Commissioners for their suggestions, The measure after amend- ment and revision is entitled, “A bill regulat- ing the sale of distilled and fermented liquors in the District of Columbia,” and reads as follows: for invalids as w Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO. Dorchester, Mass. mow lit Bacws Boox Derantuest. The Best nd te Cheape it Edition of Webster's Dio- tdonary Eve > pawes, 1.500 itlustrations and an appendix of thousand new words. Bound in half Russia, and « Dindins that will wear—not come to pieces when han- died s few times, Plain, $2.98, Indexed, $3.48, BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT, 24-8 SEVENTH STREET. TEXT OF THE BILL. Be it enacted, &c., That from and after the Ist day of November, 1890, no person shall en- gage as a dealer im the District of Columbia in distilled, malt or fermented liquors, wines or cordials without first having obtained a license signed by the assessor of the District of Colum- bia, for which license he shall pay ally the sum of #300; provided that such license shall not be granted until it is satisfactorily shown that the place where it is intended to carry on said business is properly arranged for seiling said liquors as merchandise, nor authorize any person to sell such liquors, wines or cordials in jess quantity than one pint, nor to be drunk upon the premises where sold, and shall be known asa wholesale liquor license, but shall not be issued until approved by the Commis- sioners of said District. Section 2, That proprietors of bar rooms who shall obtain licenses in the said District shall pay 600 annuaily for such license, aud deposit with the collector of taxes said amount with his application for license. Every place where distilled, malt or fermented ‘liquors, wines or cordials are sold to be drunk on the premises or in quantities less than one pint shall be regarded as a bar room, and the posses- ion of malt, distilled, fermented or any intoxi cating liquors with the means and appliances for carrying on the business of disposing of the same to be drunk where sold shall be prima facie evidence of a bar room within the mean- ing of this act and the license therefor shall be known as a_ retail liquor license. And ia the cities of Washington and Georgetown it shall be the duty of the proprietor of every such place to. pre- sent to the Commissioners the written permis- sion of two-thirds of the persons owning real estate and two-thirds of the residents keeping house on the side of the square where it is de- sired to locate such business and on the side of square fronting opposite to the same, and if a corner house such signers will be required in all cases on both streets. Tne fact of such ownership of real estate shall be certified by the assessor of the District of Columbia and the fact of the req d residence and the gen- uineness of the signatures of both property owners and residents shall be ascertained and certified by the lieutenant of the police precinct which embraces such proposed location. Such license shail not be issued until ke patie by the Commis- sioners, And no such liquors shall be sold except in compliance with the provisions of this act; nor sold, given, nor in any way dis- osed of, to apy minor, intoxicated person, Pebitual drunkard or inmate of the Soldiers’ Home; or on Sunday, or between 12 o'clock midnight and 4 o'clock in the morning; and every bar or other place where liquors are usually sold shali be kept closed on Sunday during the entire day aud night; and all such places shall be kept closed each aud every day etween 12 o'clock midnight and 4 o'clock in the morning. Section 3. That any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this act shall be liable to a fine of uot less than $300 nor more than $600; and upon conviction of a second of- fense shall ve liable to a fine of not Jess than $600 nor more than $1,000, and to imprison- ment at hard labor in the Washington Asylum until the fine 1s paid, not exceeding one year nor less than six mouths. Prosecution under this act shall be on information filed m the Police Court by the attorney of the District of Columbia or by one of bis assistants, which information, if defective in form or substance, may be amended st any time before fine or sentence shall be pissed, upon such terms as shall be prescribed yy the presiding judge. Section 4 That licenses for any of the above purposes shall not be granted to the following classes of persons or place To any person to conduct said business within 400 feet of a public school house owned or oc- cupied by the District of Columbia, measured between the nearest entrance to each by the shortest course of travel between such place and such school honse. To any person convicted or pending appeal in court of violating during the preceding li- cense year any of the provisions of this act, or who has been convicted within the two pre- ceding license years of having sold liquor without a license, Section 5. That all applicants for license and persons holding licenses shall allow any member of the police force or duly authorized agents or officers of the Commissioners full opportunity to examine at any time the prem- ises for which a license is asked or has been granted. A refusal to do so sball be deemed a sufficient cause to reject the application and authorize the Commissioners to annul the license if already granted, and every licensee shall frame the license under this act and Place the same in us or her chief place of usiness so that it shall be conspicuous and easily read, aud neglect of this requirement will be sufficient cause to annul said license. Section 6. That license shali not be granted to any person employed in any capacity under the District government, or to any other per- son who, by reason of any other employment or business, will be absent from the licensed place during business hours. Section 7. 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Incorporated hy the Legislature for Educational wd Charitable purposes, and its franchise made ® ortof the present State Coustitution im 1579 byan werwhein.ing popular vote, It: MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Semt-An- wally (June snd December), and its GRAND SIN- LE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place in each of ten months of the year, and are all draw at the Academy of Music, New Orleans La FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS FOR INTEGKITY OF ITS DRAWINGS AND *HUMPT PAYMENT OF PHlZes Attested as follows: "We do hereby certify thot we supervise the ents for all the monthly and Semi-Annual 7 Jana Slate Lotte e ed saith toward ali parties, and we rf fo use this certyicale, with Sac-sumules af vu sg ures @liacied, sn ils advertisements.” was only to majority of those own! residing on the side of saloon wag and of the opposite side of the street. This amendment was by Col. Robert, He also urged that a) its be required to get such ee but once every three years, a petition from one-third of the residents being sufficient to keep an applicant from « license the next year. however, was not Section 8 increases the penalties for violation of the regulations, Another important — and change ie that nso | that no license shall be ted. to a person who has been convicted wit the two preceding license years of having sold liquor without a license. Section 5 provides that the police or any duly avthorized officer of the Commissione: shall have full opportunity to examine ti premises of the person holding a license. Another important chai is that providing that no female other than the wife or daughter of the owner shall sell liquor, providing that it signatures of a real estate and those m which the Then there is @ new clau: the exhibition in any window, show case or otherwise of any kind of liquors in bottles or other vessels, or the advertisement by signs or letters shall constitute the selling of liquors. Probably the most important of the new pro- visions is that limiting the number of saloons after the present license year to 400. Jadge Miller of the Police Court made a care- ful examiuation of the original bill and sug- gested a number of changes, which were adopted, —— LOVEJOY SCHUUL BUILDING. Complaints of Citizens of Northeast Washington. Citizens of Northeast Washington held a meeting at Little Rock Hall, 11th street be- tween F and G Monday night, to take into con- sideration the alleged unwholesome and incon- venient condition and surroundings of the Lovejoy school building. Rev. Noah Dillard was chosen chairman and Mr. R. D. Ruffin sec- retary. Mr. Ruffin stated that the object of the meeting was to petition the Commissioners to lay sidewalks around the school building for the benefit of the pupils of the school. He said that the principal of that school stated that the water for the benefit of the school was nearly two blocks away; that the children had to come through the mud over their shoe tops to the school. He also stated that he believed there would be no unreasonable delay on the part of the Commissioners in laying the sidewalks when the matter was properly laid before them, A committee of three, consist- ing of Messrs. Ruffin, Burfort and Marshall, was appointed to present suitable revolutions to the Commissioners and report Friday night next at the same place. Tue Laxp at Avalon Heights lies high. ‘The view is beautiful, From it the whole of the bg sr may be seen. The Adistance from the Baltimore and Ohio depot at Washington is but three miles, The fare by commutation ticket is but4 cents, The time but 7 minutes,—Adot, punadie xortkansdl Club Officers Resign. Atthe weekly meeting of the Cameo Club Mon- day evening the officers and several other mem- bers resigned. After the meeting the depurt- ing members, H. G. Bayly, president; Robert L, Greenwell, treasurer; Wm. G. Betts, finan- cial secretary; D. S. Hughes, recording secre- tary; Wm, F,’ Hinkel, sergeant-at-arms; Chas. Bradley, J. Frank Coleman, Wm. A. Green- well and Wm. F. Lacey enjoyed an oyster supper and accomplished the formation of a new club, but no name was decided on. ‘etic Jonadabs Have a Pleasant Time. The session of Pioneer Council, Sons of Jona- dab, Saturday night will be long remembered by the fortunate two hundred who were present. Judge John J, Weed celebrated with the mem- bership the tenth anniversary of his initiation and his “farewell to old rye.” After the usual exerci a handsome full-sized portrait of the ie was presented to the council, anda gold- eaded cane was presented the judge by the membership. Refreshments were served and then a letter was read from Col. H, C. Carter, now in the ministry in Virgina, and a number of addresses were made. At 11 o'clock the membership sat down to a substantial repast, and at midnight the council closed im due form, THE COURTS. Equiry Court—Judge Coz, Yesterday—Olark agt, Wallach; H. K. Elliot appointed trustee. Wooley agt. Wooley; testi- mony prdered taken by C. Ingle, executor. Childs agt. Carusi; T. G. Simonson granted leave to intervene. Bohrer agt, Otterbach; G. T. Raub granted a hearing. ‘The invigorating tonic par excellence is Quina Laroche; it has the advantage of rapid assimila- tion with the gastric juices without deranging the action of the stomach. For indigestion, malaria, fever and ague, poorness of the blool and re- tarded convalescence it is highly recommended by the physicians and hospitals of Paris. BICYCLES. LLIOTT HICKORY 8AFETIES FOR LADY OR Gentleman ; 42 pounds; elastic frame: self-oilins chai; no rattling; tire can’t come off; most gracetul Judies!' wheel wade’ also cusiest running aud the most durabie; #100. AGENCY, 957 H st. u.w. “tu, tb, 1m* Ssunrs Wouerzures, ing Rink, O21 H et. nw. (near Oth st.) DAKI's, PS¥CHO'S, ORMONDE'S, LEAGUE'S, GAZELLES, DANDY'S, NATIONAL'S, JUNO'S AND OUK PET. 'PKICE, $18 to €140. ¥ é WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30, 1890 Lotondtery at ATTY A ot SPARKLING AND STILL THR STRONGEST RATURAL LITHIA SPRING WATER KNOWN. 4 DELIGHTFUL TABLE WATER. WITHOUT AN EQUAL. Leadiug Hotels and Clubs find it to be the most popular water on the list, All who drink it are unanimous in its praise, ‘Trade supplied by JNO. H. 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STUARTS ary, Sa, ao, an Tue ge ee ie tp | We have arranged to run @ Vestibuled Train of Sleeping and Dining Cars to Chatta- Z Accouawodation for Quantico, 7-45 am. end 4.85 nooga, Tenn., to leave APRIL TWENTY-SIXTH, from Philadelphia at 1-40 p.m, and oa pond py fseam. Duvdaya Wilmington at 2:20 p.m., Baltimore at 4:20 p.m, aud Washington 5:30 p.m, in charge Hous and appointments first clase, | - daily. “Accommodsuon s Sha. agg oF Am of MESSRS, RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, and bewone one week Subsistence aud all bervices the best, ‘Accoumodate 360. ba ~< May sbington, 6:06, 7:08, traveling and aleeping charges for the entire time to be included ins low fare. Ld bat St oS oe a Eth pm yd E, CAPE MAY, N. J. y au FvY oA RRR ERB sueate, Open atl theyear. | ob. and 10st pues HO Bib Oke F a RR Pmnibus and eee water free baths free tosuesta. The | Tickets aud iutormution’ar the office, Fe AA RRR EE Withia Bite fees qinter resort ou the coast House | ner of lsh etrect ‘and Penperivenie cooe ant f — £ g Eee l the {he station, where orders can Le left for the checking of nn AR to destination trom hotels aud reaidences REDUCED TO y ATLANTIC CIT t CHAS. E PUGH, teeth} oe eases AVeLUS Lear Beach. Thoroughly General od “4 beated. 7 a =~ ae 0099 me 2. CHEESEMAN ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co. Schedule iu eflect MAKCH ¥, é " a4. SS ra GANT LOCA: | , 8'300.m-—bast Seuncesce Mail daly tor Warren. Ct ae tion, mghly hested for spring guests, Hot | $2, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Lyuchburg ead sea water bathe ou cach flour; sun’ farlors. Will ro | Stations between Alesandria snd Lynchbes ;tosnoke, FOR THE ROUND TRIP. iain open entire MRS.3. L BRYANT, | Pullmal Sleeper Wocaion tees MemP aS Four Days in Chattanooga to see that foremost city of the New South and to visit the pie DENNIG WTIANTIC Ge Jotteceti ates, Mail daily, for” Culpeper, Chan. Celebrated Battle fields of 1 conn cod oC Mlchian ave :oped lithe year. all | Fouchbune, Kocky “Mount Lunvilis nd Stationg Be LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, GHICAMAUGA, MISSIONARY {10-Gm* SUSEPH H. BORTON, Proprietor _| Asheville: thks Columbia "Rususte,* Atasoy RIDGE, WALDEN, ETC, TPE CHALYONTE ATLANTIC CITY NG | Brmuer joutwomery, New Orie and to attend the great sale of 2.000 Lots in the bost addition to the city. TS the becch, North Carvin sve. on iy yaaa Sleeper New York to Atiante ALL PURCHASERS OF THESE LOTS TO THE AMOUNT OF 81,000 AND UP- pee ng Gen oteen, Elevator. man Sieeper Danville to Columbia aud Auguste. Puli- WARDS WILL HAVE THE ABOVE FARE REFUNDED. Now open. Fouts eer Washington to Cincinnati vie C end We believe an investment in this property will prove profitable. 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LUCAS, Sad Californie, “Pullmats VaptiGule Sec Weta iw. Pinking. 16- New Grieans via Atlanta aud Moutomery. Patinon 612 Market st, Wilmington, Del.; NTS! FRONTS!? FRONTSIM | Sicever Washington te Biruinghen, Ale, vie Atlante ‘Always in order by plain combing: And Georvia Faciie railway, ‘and Pullman Sleeper 818-7teo 116 Custom House Place, Drexel Building, Philadelphia, Pa. at siineton to Asheville and Hot Springs, N.C., via u 3. NDE 1 Washington to Augusta via Deauville ‘LE. . PRA! ington and Ohio diviat Wasb- FINANCIAL EDUCATIONAL, Late Fat ps. Cie Rercewta, iy guest Sunday aod 4 30 pm YOO ISSUE, 3° YEARS 4 PER CENT IN_WASHINGTON. H cot Gandoes exciton Wea vised ad $80,¢ 00 PEINCEK GEOKGE's COUNTY nld-6m* Fhampooing. , arr wi uerton 8:30 dINKING FUND BONDS. | EXEMPL FKOM COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION. The County Commissioners for Prince George's county, Md. are authorized by act of General Auseuibly of Maryland, 1590, clapter 121, to issue and sell #80,- G00 of coupon, bulida of said county. payable thirty Years from date, in denomiuations of $500 aud 91,000, 4 per ceut interest per annum, payable Seu annually, ou the 1st day of January aud July, ‘hese bonds are secured by the provision of said law requiring «aid County Commissioners each year, be- puiny with the year 1900, annually to levy 1 the sum of #4.0U0, to constitute the sivking tund for their redemption at maturity, and is the first lien on the county revenues 0: the year. Fhe assesaed va.ue of the property of the county $s nearly $9.000,000, rapidiy Iucreasing aloug the B. & O-Kitwid the, &P RA. and around Washington. ‘The total bonded debt of the county, including” this issue, will be 1U5,0U0 only. Offéra for thee bonds shoitid be made in writing, ad- reswed to the County Commissioners of Prince Upper Marlboro’, Md. Tor County Bonds, nd Will be re- Compicte Ridiuw ¢1, Ladies oF Gente, Purchasers Taught Free, SALESRUOM, Cor. Oth and ste. uw. epzitosy4 aise PE: SCHOOL 14th st. n.w. lesiriug to learn to ride the Saievy Bicycle cau now do so without fear of public criticism on their first attempts. Special bowrs Cau be arranged for at reusouable chaiges aud ib instructor will be in attendance. Kemember we carry in stock a full line of AMERI- CAN RAMBLE:S, convertible patterns, at prices all the way trom $125 to $150, and purchusers are wught free of charxe. Crossund Diayioud-frame Sufeties as low as 850. Lamps, Bells, Oil, Saddles and other sun- dries most iby cyclists Children's Safeties from B35 to L. B. GKAVES & Cu. BIGXCLE EXCHANGE, COR MASS, AVE. AND 6th st uw. PALMER & SON will buy, weli or exchange wheels: twenty-five years’ experience mak- jug und repairing, Give us a Wal, Reuting. mb18-2u" ——_——— ee — PIANOS AND ORGANS. MPHE SWEET AND RICH TONED KRAKAU. Pianos, spoken of by artists in terns of high pra kre svld at reasonable figures ut KUHN’S ‘Temple Music, 1209 Gast. uw. ‘Cuuing and repairing. ton and Georgetown shall not be granted to any person whose place of business is within one thousand feet of another place licensed for the same business. Section 8. That no person shall under any license granted under this act employ, or per- mit to be employed, or allow any female other than his wife or daughter to sell, give, furnish or distribute any intoxicating drinks or any ad- mixtures thereof, ale, wine,or beer, to any per- son or persons, nor shall permit the play- ing of pool, billiards,or other games in the room where such liquors are sold. Section 9, That the exhibition in any window, show case, or otherwise, in any place or prem- ises of any kind of said liquors in bottles, or other vessels, or the advertisement by signs or letters of said liquors on the outside or inside of any store or shop shall, upon proof thereof, be taken to be, and constitute, the selhng of the said kinds of liquors under and for the purposes of this act and liability to its pen- alties, when the proprietor and manager of said place or premises is not duly licensed, and Upon instructions from the Commissioners of the District ot Columbia, one or more police offi may and shall examine any premises where there is any reason to believe that liquors are being sold in violation of law or regulations, and report the facts to the Com- missiouers for their consideration and action, Section 10. That from and after the Ist day of November, 1590, there shall not be granted exceeding four hundred licenses in the District of Columbia for bar rooms, and the Commis- sioners shail have full discretiouary power to grant and refuse licenses for both wholesale and retail dealing in said liquors, Section 11. That all applicants who have had a license during the preceding year and shall have their Rs grees on file in due form on the Ist October shall be permitted to continue their business until license shail be refused by the Commissioners; but in all cases such portion of the license fee shall be deducted and retained from the sum deposited therefor as time from the lst day of No- vember to the date cf such refusal bears to the entire year. No other person will be Permitted to conduct said business until a li- cense is issued to him. HOW THE BILL WILL CHANGE EXISTING REGULA- tioNs, Tt will be seen by those familiar with the subject that there are several important changes from the old regulations. First the license fee for retail liquor deulers has been increased from $100 to $600 annum, and for wholesaie dealers from to $300. The next im it change is the clause requiring into business, the written it to obtain, before he can enter of two- thirds of the two-thirds of the equere where the business located and PU oe G We. the undersigned Pants and Bankers, witt pay alt dat our eunters M. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Baa, EKKE LANAUX, Pres State National Bank. BALDWIN, Free New Orleans Natioual Bale BE. Fi A CakL RUD, Pres, Union National Bank GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY. MAY 33, 1890, CAPITAL PRIZE, €300,000. 200,000 Tickets at 820 each: Halves, $10; Quarters, 20, Lenths, #2, Twentietlia, $2. LIST OF PRIZES PRIZE OF $300,000 fick OF “10u.v0y kel wing Capital Prizes “~ NOTE— lickets dra : are uot enu- Ged to Terminal Prisce, . AGENTS WANTED. 7" For Civp Rares, or any further information rok to the clear Cone your seatdincs, State, County, sireetand domal dels) wads uu our , with, mutes, rayia bewurn very will boas "your mai » More sured UY JUUr laces ab BL veipe morons, IMPORTANT. MA DAU ewonidtan ta ays pra 4 Snvanien Dew York bxchange, Dratt 8 ket Dole Address Accreas Registered Letvers containing Currency :2 DEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANE, New Orleans Ga “REWENIRER phat the Lact of prizes te SUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSot New Orieens, and the tickets are signed by the President of 40 Institution whose chartered rights are recognized 2 the highest Courts: therefora voware of ailiuuiie Meus or anunyiuous scuemes.” ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part or fraction of Ticket 1SS8UKD BY US im auy Draw jug. Anything in our Laue ofered for less than & Deuar s sowinde apl6-waeww 7 real estate and residents on the side of the is to be on the of the square fronting the same. Heretofore ist Leapixe Assrncmexts DECKER BROS WEBER FISCHER PIAXOS. ESTEY 1VEKS & POND ESIEY OKGs FRTEY OPGANS. 3. MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS. Old lustrumeuis taken in part payment, Tuning no TRE HARDMAN UPHIGHT PIANO Is THE ONLY Piano made in the world which positively im- proves with tse, in all climates. Ihisis a y strong Sssertion, but we can substantiate it by testimony which ie irresistible, Other pianos deteriorate, owing Yo the foundation-tone being invariably metallic. by the AL method of coustruction, however, which ws based upon the violin priuciple of resonance, use only teuds to develop the beautitul tone which exists: in the very of the struments, . G. Mb T- ZEROUTT & Cu, 1110 Fer do-wtt gs THT HERR FFF ye a It ER FF EF 'S s Prize Medal Paria Exposition. 200 first premiums, fndoreed by over 100 russe sebooly aut colleges foe aurability. Pianos taken in exchange. Theouly .a ht that can tak the place of a G: adiSm Prete Pen & CUNLIFT, S13 1th at, nw. BBE KER gE B EF BR RK bos UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP IU. IN TONE, TOUC! 8 rth attentionot Apurchasare’™ ia invited to their “Dew Artistic St; ie" fuisbed iu desixus of HIGH- ps Dec ve Akt, for ret, r= ie COMAT Fisnos IND-HAND PIANOS. — A lai prising wlmost every well: 0 assortment com) ‘known make in country, in teh ‘will be closed out at Jow Beures. SPECIAL IN. pi nyepettd offered bet i te) ib on EAS! BONY INSTA Te. ‘when deaired. M RXABE ® C as Si7) Market Space, (PH WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL 180% T ‘AND WuIDGE WORKS. EDWARD L. DENT, M. E., Proprietor. tes wb7-3m MOOR, BRO. & CO, 1S Fe. aw | mb8l WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANT. “01 IP to 3 o'clock p.m, on proposuis will be publicly’ lay 1, 1890, when such ‘open ‘L.AGETT, President, &. D. PXLES, Clerk, & HN SHEKMAN & CO, (Formerly of this city), INVESTMENT BANKERS, ‘Ban Diexo, Cal SEVEN AND EIGHT CENT INTEREST, WITH THE VERY BEST OF REAL ESTATE SECUR- ITY, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAID IN WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK, AS DESIRED, San Diego is one of the wost promising cities of Pacific Jorrespondence svlic: ee, SON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, om Member N.¥. stock’Ex, GLOVEK BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W,, Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds, th the hee sulict m ye CORSON & MACARTNEY, Deposits. Exchange, Loans Collections. Rajiroad Stoc ks aud Bonds, aud all securities listed Siet — we wea rae lphia, tou Sud Baltimore Lought aud so. ‘A specialty made of imvestment securities, District Bouds aud 41) Local Railroad, Gas, Insurance and 1¢l- a ho! ck de “VAmerica Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. Jy18 “MEDICAL, &e, R. LEON, Dc idkat estapiisnea ana only Reliable Ladies’ Fhysiciay m the City, can be consulted dally, 404 C st, between 4% and 6th Stn. .w. Prompt treatment, Consultation strictly confiden- tial, Separate ruvius for Ladies, Medicine, $5, Yule, SL Uffice ulways open. ayz-Lae Lines WHO KEQUIRE THE SERVIC. § OF | y should consuis Experienced Feinsie Physiciau or bira Wilson. 1103. Part piue OF between and C, 11th and 12ih sts. nv. ry ad relinbl stent, Oaiy gearaise 5 yt aie le treatmen' EXiveot Puysiian in the city. Evtablished 1835. 24 1TH THE EL) CTROPOISE I CURE STONE IN the Bisider, Diabetes, Bright's Diseuse, of ‘Constipation, Viwor, Opium Habit, —Dyspepsis ettinatiant ‘Malaria, Lnsomuin and Yemate Troubles, pe treatinent. peas! JOHN N. WEB: 24-1m* 1425 New York ave, TLENTION LADIES!—MAIL 2c. STAMP FOR A sealec tustructions for enlarging your bust 5 inchen, Using Emma Bust Developer; absolutely ranteed ; our 24-pay ilustraved — cat emi for EMMA TOILET BAZAAR, 224 Tremont st. Bos i PROFESIONAL, MASSAGE CAN HE OBTAINED with best of medical retereace, by applyiu@ st 913 Gtn'st. nw. ‘apls-tw* ME, DE FOREST’ LONG-ESTABLISHED AND reliabie Ladies’ er ian, can be consulted Fr residence, YO1 T st.u.w. UMice bours from to9 p.m; with Ladies only. __4ps-Lin* SUFFEKELS FKOM VARICOSE VEINS od other obstinate ings wil: Bud jiate lef otaer cbse a Sea ati 10F mean ry or LELIs, &c. For directious rement Shu styles, sadresa COU TEAURB Rob apd-3m MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. EAD AND BE WISE —DK. BROTHERS, 000 B ST, 8) bef. and ‘oath that comsul ta & nahi Tuas NEVER oy CONTRADI: A \T pels coum be bLOTHES, ue on Eiiireaa ncu eosra,cma © aie toot Dr, BLOT Hee soni . ease of Nervous Hac ietal! Bea see Oe HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Cooxma Br Gus. 4 fall tine of Gas COOKING sTOVES Ou hand and for ale indorsed on | 51S) W ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF G templar Hi . Voice, Violin, Fiute, Corn O.BBULLALD, Director. a2 CEs, AND CIVIL-SERVICE EXAMINATION. Successful prepa: FEurm" expecience. MI 436 st and Pa. ave.—T wentye J JAY GOULD, 421 9TH ST.—MATERIALS FOR © the beauti‘ul new iamp shades, Puper Flowers, rc. (lessons Iree), F German, Scrap boo Fictures, Gold it, Te Napkins, Berolls, Lauierus, Can N\A SKIKTS AND Ca! &e. 3 mou's Flaiting kstabl Ei sleep reservation and ene more, Md., Branch office Standard and bagpage checked ot plies SuG0 Ree SHORTHAND. few. i T ayivania ave. aud st Passenger elation venta Acme Phonoxraphy scquired in 16 lessons, | ap3-imi* Failrosd, 6th and J sts. ‘Typewriting taught iree of c to, Shorthand | + spikes WIGHING THEN FINE LACES DONE | mbt JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass Ament arudents. Sessions day and evening. Students helped 2 wise x NE LACES, a fo.positions, ee descriptive amphiet for full partica- ae ay oe R. pre HEAD SCHOOL ACME PRONGGRAPEY, 1 | eee ee rie SC atecialiys, St, Reasonable mo EVAmRoan F. 3. MULVEY, Principal, aplo-im* | prices, eal — =~ Wd os Some eteiccneenee ot He Bi EDWARD C. TOWNSEND, JQRENCH DYED jURING AND DRY CLEAN- grates weuueand Cares ew Teacher of Elocution, . : - Ang § - Dortuwest, Vestibuled Limited Correct (deep) Breathing Voice Culture, Orstoricsl and F pepes Lalien nek tend cated ee sun. express 630 bam, EE SS SE IG Pgs ig Sy 1 ehnartipagempenrgeaa ied ANDREWS RICE, VOCAL CUL- | AND CAKULINE LEKCH, formerly with A Fischer nd Cleve Lamstod of Mumic; pubii of Mr. | aud Maison Yriese, Fars, i ces dally aE oan een, Vestibales, . LLYT 10th at. nw. OLUMBIA CONSERY ced course ot ‘Organ, Violin, &e, E. ¥anced course of Piano, Organ, Violin, &e. E- Principal, late of New Eng. Conservatory, Bosi N and Analy: perler, Boston. Blase, alee of X: # Conserya: ay RY OF MUSIC, 913 PA, th instructions. Primary and ad- ‘R. HART, ton. 41:20 a.m. abd express 5:40 p.m ‘OF Lexiugton aud Local Buslous T1u 30am, OF Wiucucser gud Way stadous 16:30 p.m, NION FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING EST. E VORKS, 806: 3 B- AUSiatsT AND Die wo G S1.N.W. Ladies’ aud Gents' Garments of all Kinds cleaned aud Dyed without beluy ripped. Ladies’ kveuiux Dresses specialty. Thirty-tive years’ experience, Prices mod- erate. Goods eailed tor and desvered. ale 1207 10th Lest references, st. n.w.—Pupils prepared for ‘Lessous for 188 BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE. red for all ex: ‘Census Bureau. c LL-WOOL GaKMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED, dyed good mourning black. A FISCHER, eld YUU G st. nw, ay Stauous pm. between Washington 2D'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 407 E. CAP. ‘ustis aid Civil Service Examinations, Indorsed by those in attendance, Send for circular or call New inethods; easy terms: rapid all bet. Sonn Tyme m19-t sncy. Telegraphy, Shorthand and ‘typewriting, building and new furniture. Seud for circulars, C.K. UKNER, A.M. Third year ass Business Educs 7x cen Years w member of the faculty of Eastman dvint wuthor of the Kastan 5; of Wuch received the only Gold Medal rit ewe. Training, , Prin. ‘or ih this city. ‘ol jarded for Busi an Paria, 1888, GAY, B:V am, 12:10, 0220, 4:8, puudaye 8:30 am, 1d ss Ww 6206, it OCEAN STEAMERS. ive, Sat., May 3, 3:30 : Pucs.. May 6, 7 a.uu.; "Labi Wod., May +, Sain; Eider, Sai, May 10, 10 am.; Aller, Wed. ay 14, 2 pane Comfortabie state rooms, excellent table, luxurious saloon appointments. Prices: Lst cabin, $ ward a berth, according to location: 2d o adult; steerae at low rates. Apply to 925 Penn. ave, ye, Bs. Has + ‘ur staWoLs ou the Metropoliten Branch, 16:4 1:30 Sa, 61-10 pm. for Principal sietious A, ,PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 421-6m. Mr. and Mra. WM. D, CABELL, Principals. ess Lducation at the World's Fair ir C 3 26 ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD cO.. 20 :308.u., 14.30 abd 15-50 pan, = to Bremen dire ‘or Kock Ville aud Way Stations, t4:35 p.m. VERE Shea ortot Sein WOTTON | murane ween agit” "inan agoo sme | whiieaiamemteesetae ma 9-0 chool for res. ton 200, *O a 3S pm, Admitted st any time, Stutteurt, re fee 2 ™ For Bojds snd intermedist® stations, 17:00pm, £25 THOS. W. SIDWELL, Princival | Dresden.” = 6,300 = Hernianmy” = | 1:00 pom Oe Washington on Sunday st 1:10 ke - = See ¢ ‘—— fp BERLITZ scHooL oF LaNcuAGES, Shlendidaccowmodations, zood isle” Rates trom | B-p. stopyme stall slates om Bistiyyoistan b 723 14th st. nw. to 8100, according te location of noe ee 1) oe Spee = are.» pmo. Agent, yor Hagerstown, $11:20 am, and ¢5.30 p.m. Send ior circulars. mh22-3m i Ph ey hy Sa FY pitas iitrtion fart Brooklyn, Chic AMBUKG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPaN' Lm Bibi. bop tru Pittsbu 7:40 am, C200 yreadeus Gerwuuny ; sud London, cone me. dail : : p . EXPRESS SERVICE between NEW YORK, SOUTH- ™ YO! ILADELPHIA DIVISIO} — weld’ | AMPTON and HAMBURG by the maxniicent new | For Ney Hiechs Prenton, | iy ie ee T8000 horse power. | THIN CLINE HOLDS oBe P me *y™ 1407 Maus ave, lighiand Terrace, RECORD For FASTEST TRIPS TOAND FROM ‘ S SOUTHAMPTON AND THE CONTINENT. DAYS. Steamers for Wi She 24'S, Sosve Yao pra mand “12:00 mi” Sule Shown o/Gand 1301 Pu: ave, and St Depot : je and 31 _ PROFESSIONAL Steerage 3. Obl Clits, Ose IE TRYON, CLAIRVOYAN Saloon - RS. CARRIE TRYON, CLAIRVOYANT, Minis Gtret ta dete EAR OTANT,, HAS Ouay at 210 436 st. uw. : Business, brinwe hariabuy out of sorrow, liealth out of sick POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, NOKFVLE ANY PORTKLSS MONROE, thet. whart Mee KAPHAL, THE el LEBRATED CLAIkVOy-| m19 am ee — ith orul, es wonderful hosting poste: ties anes EXCLUSIVE CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AXB sud lucky dates. Don't iii to see this lady. PROVIDENCE STEAMERs, ao == Fare: $2 single: round trip, @3. Tickets and > ROF, CLAY, THE OLD-EST, ISHED ONLY P. B. aps U. cket oficcs, Oly oud lgvl Pe eve, ‘Astrologer ait Median ia Gas eigen kantad eae | © SENTING, Bvwaty's, 24th and dew York ave, ianeutly in private pariors at 5U3 {2th et, n.w. Prot. — For further information inquire at coupany’s oom Ciay was boru with veil and wundertul prophets wiftat ou the wharf, ‘Telephone call 745-3, second sight; reveals every hidden mystery, nde lost COMMERCIAL PRINTING, orstolen property, brings Feparated _219 c twoxether, causes tl steuuly toabat eit masoane in Desipons, cpmares ‘Lew Printing, Church and School Printing. Amuse- ‘ment Printing, Poster Printing and Book Binding. NEW TYPE, Suiting at wok un Por further ALL THE mhS6m Deveuth Sureet wee cae Sea we THE Gifted Rueian asd Gorman Astrologer in the city. JTOMAC KIVER LANDINGS, ATTORNEYS. Boies le az 6,7 HaLus, 7a, ACHE Fabel NS pm ne-ge TE IRS EATS va, x w, Sun PMCREIRTEE COUNSELORS AT Law, | #0d sent will call, aa 1 9c30-6m i] W cw.