Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1892, Page 14

14 _ THE EVENING STAR: IMPORTANT CHANGES. The District National Guard to Be Solidified and Strengthened. A LONG STRIDE IN ADVANCE. Something About the Accountability of Of- ficers—New York and the New Drill Kega- Iations—Sharp Practice st Creedmoor Ad- mitted—Other Guard Notes. changes have at various times been made in the make-up of the District National Guard, but none of them can com- pare in importance a general order that is about to be issued. A plan which contem- plates and provides for such thorough reo ganization deserv and mast receive the attention of all persons interested in local military matters. It is astep forward and oan enly result in great good for ‘the entire brigade. ‘The order is as follows: General Orders, No. 3. Heapguantens DieTRict OF Convuasa MitrttA, Wasarsotox, D.C., Mareb 14, 1892. ‘The following changes in the organization of the National Guard are anounced: L. Company B, second battalion, is dis- banded. i. D, second battalion. is consoli- ‘company C, fourth battalion. to which company Second Lieut. Chas. Shac supernumerary. TIL. Company B, fourth battalion, is trans- ferred to company D. sixth battalion. IV. Company D, #fth battalion, is consoli- dated with company B. fifth battalion, which is transferred to be company B. fourth battalion. Capt. E. L. Dunn and First Lieut. S. Jacob- son will remain unassigned antil otherwise ANY IMPORTANT) with those outlined in | one that the state which talks ons of ly reat Colume--cut of sight or the onseeeniorta- chief and away beyond « point where it can possibly hear even the bass dram of the bend. All over the country the National Guard is work on the new drill regulations, and states where reorganization meet the requirements of the — work of reorgan: is But New York aes decked "what it Maybe it will accept the epee — tion; maybe it will not. Said nt gen- eral of the state when asked about reorganize tion: “When the proper time for action comes the question will carefully considered in all its earings and decided in conformity with the best interests of the military service of the It therefore makes no difference what . New ‘ork will do that which seemeth unto her best, even if that seeming “best” is an obsolete an- tiquity. THEY CONFESSED SMARP PRACTICE. a What a great something is that organization which wasonce knownas the National Rifle Association, but which is now more generally denominated, by those who know it, the National Rifle Association of the State of New York (limited). The association had a meeting in New York some time ago at which con- | sideration was given a letter of protest filed by n. Ordway as far back as last September. ». Ordway charged that in the matches at | Creedmoor the New Yorkers used ammunition which was put up in violation of even the lax association rules. It was admitted that there | were reasonable grounds for the complaint and as ordered that no ammunition not within the rules be used in future, but nothing was done in the interest of plain, everyday honesty. People possessed of any moral sense would at least have offered to shoot, under precise rules, for the team trophies which were captured through admitted chicanery.. "The District team does not want any prizes it does not win, but it does expect fair treatment. The action of the association is but a little additional evi- dence ss to the unfairness shown up in Tax Stan during the past two seasons. Gen. Robbins was at the mecting and was the principal opponent of the proposition to | od shoot all interstate matches with Springfield nifles and factory ammunition. He said h would not advise any team to give up the Remington ritles now in use. A motion to com- pel the use of the Springtield in interstate matches was lost. It will be remembered, to the discredit of the association, that up to and imeluding the meeting of 1880 there was = handicap in favor of the Remington guns and special ammunition. Rifle organizations are to be especially informed as to theanimunition THE sUNDAY ‘The Meetings Next Week Under the Auspices of the Sunday “chool Union. ow On Monday and Tuesday there will be held, {a | ander theauspices of the Sunday School Union to | Of the District, at the New York Avenue Pres- byterian Church, » Sunday school institute, conducted by William Reynolds of Peoria, IL, and Prof. H. M. Hamill, superintendent of nor- mal Sunday school work in Ilinois. William Reynolds has been for some years past traveling and speaking in the interest of Sunday school work throughout the United States and Canada and will be pleasantly remembered by those who heard him here before. Prof. Hamill has the reputation of being one of the best institute conductors in the country. These meetings will be free to all Sunday school teachers and workers in the city. The Sunday School Union, under whose ices this inst ized in 1869. Its meetings are heid monthly the different Sunday school rooms in the cit¥. Its object is to increase the eiticiency of Sunday ‘hool management and instruction by promot- ing mutual helpfulness among Sunday school workers in the District. Any evangelical Sunday school may join the union by making written application. penses are met by voluntary contributions irom the schools, usually from $8 to $5 each per annum. The expenses of the union are asmall amount for printing no’ annually to the international executive Sunday school committee for its work of organization throughout the United States and Canada, The following are the present officers of _the ‘L. D. Alden, president, lish Lutheran; Thomas H. McKee, first vice president, Metropolitan M. tecond vice president, First Congregational Weston Flint, recording secretary, Avenue Presbyteri responding secretar Wight, treasurer, ‘the following is the program for next Mon- day and Tuesday: Monday night, 7:30 o'clock, ,” by Prof. H. M. Hamill; ‘Notes From the Field,” by Wm. Reynolds. Tuesday, 8 p.m., normal Bible lesson (from Old Testament), ‘confe school management; training lesson, Sunday school teachers—their preparation, th their mistakes; question drawer. Tuesda: Army,” Prof. H. meni,” Wm. Reynol union: SCHOOL INSTITUTE, jute is to be held, was organ- ‘The ex- 8. postage, &c., anda pledge of t. Paul's Eng- . F. Johnson, ‘w York ; K. Edward 'Earll, cor- ‘Calvary Baptist; John B, it Presbyterian. “Better Meth. topics, Sunday duties, “Loyal Sunday School famill; “A Forward Move- 7:30 —_—_. WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. AUCTION SALES. EDUCATIONAL. LADIES’ GOODS. - ‘: ——————— ‘W4sten- ‘OTNOT, (a ae DRESSMAKERS, APPRENTICES AND classes, conversation a4 Scoant. “Trial lewsou tree. "1480'S. Fave. takis tat LADIES IN PRIVATE LIFE UM) NSERVA’ MI 5 C¥2 io, Yiguy Voge, Bc, win Hah, Seeting” Re aett saftng tase 4 Principal co Deemer 5, , ant ‘Masice Boston. Tandieiw* | Soe; matching, viakde. Ries how to sasesere ov LAG LESSONS BY A GRADUATE OF THREE | copy, FUTURE DaYs. ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioncers, Ww 1001 D st., opposite Pa, ave. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT JAPANESE ART SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION At our ssles room. 1001 D st.. opposite Pa. ave., THIS DaY'and FOLLOWING DAYS at ELEVEN A. M. and THREE P. M. EACH DAY. the sold t are some. of AN’ - Survie Ant Set ane Mane ae IN WASHIAGION, ROF. PAUL of Drees design” lateee now form Re latest styles of French queas, without, soins Clatees now forming. ‘Course | the = rs sean comprises Blackstone, fons legal prouar. | soroad.” Puplis cut test waste, which can be stitched tiation and the most salieut features of other Steen, | betore ‘on. “Positively no redttina ou au fort fury Jaw books. Couree, ai. students prevared for | Allareinvited. BaSeyenatious, “For particulars address Crt. nd TOK EB. COROS, 13 ‘ER HOSE and. BER JARS, PLATES, CUPS. ‘3430 Very handsome SCREENS in three and. four-1 ‘OLDE SHAWLS, DONT BE DECEIVED, Especially when your general welfare may be at stake. If any one offers you Johann Hoff's Malt Extract and “Johann Hoff's” signature is not on the neck of the bottle do not take it under any circumstances. Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents and Im- porters of Mineral Waters, 6 Barclay street, New York. ee AUCTION SALES. 2ULUKE DAYS. iy, ALSO NZES. IVORY CARY Bon tans thre chante of secatiog- eee handsome seuvenire of. Set ets Saeed ely SIRE com Cy Oder PT eB Snes 2.00. _f029-1m, 001 D st.. opp. Pa. ate. RATCLIFFE, DARE & Cu.- auctioneers. VALUABLE IMFROVED REAL ESTATE ON L Of Dhonetica, a traveling vocabulary of raveliog vocabulary’ SRA Neds by the. Seociation of” ideas Sod conversa: onit a the ‘sane, enabl) Sourist to dispense with an interpreter.” jatnsim LADY LATE OF 7 , ENGL A seniors thon Ge ey FEE ST formerly New York, invites peironare of Wea for the plane, ington ladies Costumes made Fos 10th stn. w. Sttention to beginners. APPIY | fort at; moderate peace, Cutting and bastinst's epectalsy. JUARANTEE (TO TEACH ANY PERSON TO ae T BEIWEEN THIKD AND FOURTH fe-size crayon portrait in 15 lessons; no STREETS NORTHW. 4 iS knowledse of drawing necessiry. satinfactory teeults STREEL paca MOUSE 300% or no charge. “J. W. REYNOLDS artis OS Ft BY al QnMONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH FOUR: | GEVENTH BEACONS ‘DENTS oF TEENTH, 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will offer tor |S) Ee TER ST NTS LEAGUE Thorough instruction in ali Dranches of drawing tal: 4nd painting by the jollowing artists: Meese, Slewae wale SAL ior street north- | Brook x Prices. 3 RSM. BRADLEY, MODISTE, 7 CST. § M_J, JOHNSON, FABHIONABL PART OF ORIGINAL LOT 1 IX SQUARE 525, Holmes, Johnston, Macdona! Miss Perrie Improved by s trawe house, No. 305 E nd Mis® Tomes. Tocu:s moderate, atshert weep. ‘This property is near N. om ari tric cars, the Beit line, the K street Sarset and ims | sond foreitaiarss De AGUE. Det. saaranteed. ATIMER & SLOAN. Auct: 1407 Gat., near U. i. Treasury, Washington, D.C. Jersey avenue, the elec- fect Stag and fire-class work Prices moderate. ‘mib3-tan* ‘neigh Sorhovd that is ray idly aavancing in value. =; feruns of sale: Over and above an imcunbrance of | A TERM OF TEN WEEKS OF _SPFCIAL 1X. imstyaction in Frenchy German, ranean 1H SALE BY CATALOGUE. THE SUPERB AND EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF SISNOR FOLLI OF ROME, ITALY, EMBRACING BEAUTIFUL SEVRES TABLE BOUGHT AT DEMENDORFF SALE, SUPERB SOFAS, CHAIRS AND OTHER RARE SPECIMENS OF THE EMPIRE AND LOUIS XIV, XV AND XVI PERIODS, ANTIQUE CABINETS, 8U- PERB NAPOLEON SUITE OF FURNI- TURE, RARE SEVRES, DRESDEN AND Srrrxe £0 te Paid {0 casi OF alc ° - ae Eis purchaser sk depron of eto regaled sk tea toes | fam will Dorin at Moreno (retieans ‘uamiat, and Teal: | iy af moderate, prices. en SRLS: qlf the terms of sale are not comp.ied with im | 10. Bach clans will be under the change of @ native ister, Mine. B.VAN KET Siteen Gaye, from, the day of sale right reserved EBs 05 forsee teed Shroana Mar! BS | “tabs Setaulting purchaser, after five daye! advertigernent of CABELL. Principe MT mh7-tr | ‘HE SISTERS IN CHARGE OF (ST. Rosie Stich esate in a reper pa in | aeuR = industrial School, Qi U st. a. W.. Baye reop fon, D.C.” Ail conveyancing and recording at the cost eaten, iver, of ean D LITERATURE PROF. SRubertnent for Chiudrem's Suite ih Gouuection with Deer ATCLIFFE. DARE &CO,, Aucte. | #"aranteed that canpot ‘be obtained’ insany Lame | Dr po . s_ | the best of references. Address are. HAVE, KEMOVED TO 7il_iSTH ST. N.W ARR & CO. Aucts. mbo-2w' making buttons to order; 10 size, Sat, fancy, ball Pennsylvania ave. n.w. sba ain or with —) 9 Ti metal ri: VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, ON M/ Birocuriox: Onatoan JOHN A. KEENAN, SHEET PEANEES, THIRD AND FOURTH Late of Now York College, STREETS NORTHW STORY AND BAsEME Professor of Elocution, Catholic University of Amer- fea, Washington, D. 0. to order, 10, dos z king. @ s taiior-uade butouholes Seeutapech: . Desoreat s' ing machine, $1850. G. W. LU ‘ie Veh ot. . ig machine, SW 90. ae VIENNA VASES, BUHL CHAIRS, £LOR- ENTINE CARVED WOOD MIREORS, DUTCH SILVER, RARE PIECES OF OLD BROCADES AND DAMASK PORTIERES AND TABLE COVERS OF ANTIQUE SILES, ETC., ETC. BR On MONDAY APTERNOGR, MARCH FOUR- TEENTH, 1802, AST 3 ‘Also 1205 G st. n.w. fo27-kth-Im* Woes COMMERCTAL COLLEGE. HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, Capitol st." Commercial branches, shorthand and we will sell, by public auction, in iront of the prem~ elegant opportunity for investment or for house for Sypewitinz.” Dey and micut seanions.” Lowest tates Ne Ds mihS-8a ee, wenshedn erms made kn sal depostt of $200 re- Terms to be complied quired at the thue of sale. fifteen days from the day of sale, or the Fixit Evexixe Axp Panrt Dassszs CLEANED. PARTIAL CLEANING OF THE MOST DELICATE FABRIC. LOT 4, SQUARE 52: Fronting twenty-one feet Gh Mefree next to the cor- x 1 besips March 7. Catalocues. : PROF, ARNOLD EYER-TEEG, PIANO, ¥ ner of runving back to apalley, and im: ocal instruction, Exercises written during les- Prove Uy & two-story brics louse containing nite with in gona to Sait proxrese of in lividual Voices: mo frato\9; iRrenerved to rng at the rite abd eon of the default Durchaser. evancing. recording. kes fasser's coat. FE, DARE & CO., Tooms and bath, with all modern 1mproveinents’ AD. pure: BRATCLIFF xuaranteed. 1114 10th st. a. fe20-4w" ‘T vr DoebEY Tn * sth Ais Tras rave Wadi CORNER OTH AND_BS For Pittsbure ‘ani the West, Faprees of Pailuan Vestibule Ei and Steers Care rom ana. tay Pa ane aro. Bt Lows am. ‘aay Wiad) Dinine : an, Piece at ‘gutler Parior tar Wash Sissmme spd Pinna vars ver Expres ‘at with Sie-ping ars Washinston ‘to Chicky Louie Sonuecs ite daily at Rar pore for Louisville and Mest Sing per Piistare to hichmmow fares Rochester and Niagara Pale Ko beeter daily for Rat. 4g thew Satur Pittsburg nae. For Kane, Camandairt ‘dally ex: ita Qasiinetoin to Rucchestes For Wiiliauarort, (henove and Eimira, at 10.8000. ‘daily. excent Samant FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORE AND 720, 84K) and 1 SONGHESSIONAL LIMITED,» ‘With dunine car trom Balbo at, Tbanee care-et Soura io throw trates connect ty ata Breen, Abe: afore, t transfer to, Fulton strest-ovenaieg deetts Ievruare acroms Kew York Cap For AraC, 11 00u week May, 12.88 pm nr a. On ren iss Creek Line, 7.20 a.m ond 4986p m, vept Sunday. v0 1.50 em. ande.20 Sunday, 9 Wem \DRIA ARD THE OU" P20t won, a0, ete 8S te Re ETE dis, elue io yaad 4 $78 a STs Nid end Toes zal. x, a, 3 re — ‘mun j-ddabe ‘Auctionesta [e PHONOGRAPHY AND BUSINESS SCHOOL LACES OF ALL K 18BRD Seriucumesed ena Sena eedered. | rale, orlack of rule, so. that they. may” use aaa scene oun new snp couuonigts mane | THSSTERE SALEGE-R MODERN awo-eyong | AGitucrs seer tr suanenctnee nn nOge shee pang ay ae Coe RCE . Company C, fifth battalion, is consoli- | every advantage; all of which means that mili-| mr. Francis E.Leupp’s Interesting Lectureon AS ko. Tei? LINDER STRELA YE EAOWN | SPorthand. Dictation classevia promecs day aniocen: : Petar gta dated wita company fourth battalion, to | tary shooting at Creedmoor is atan end. ‘The the Inside Workings of Journalism. ROOMS, 1407 @ STREET, ON THURS- PARK." 2 ing, | Teruis 96 per quarter, Pubs prepare for ete Briee eke oe © which company First Lieut Frank Murphy | Long Island range will in future be the resort | 45 ith temen Gn Mache Dari ase iraiige aan ana, Pz cirtie of © certain dood of trunt Gated the tet aay | Se Ticecraminstions OL Fst. nw. ¥.3.MULVEL 31-08 p On Sunday and Second Lieut. D. W. Neligan will be at-| only of ritle clubs, most of them clad in the ir. oy eee upp, the ington cor- 7 . ee +2, NaS, and Fecorded in, liber, No, 13.4, see gee acd tons Lie, 20m 6. tached as supernumeraries. New York state uniform. The association has | respondent of the New York Evening Post, re- MARCH TENTH, ELEVEN AND FOUR- one of the land records of the Dist AN EXPERIENCED an. ONSIEUR LAURENT, P. - b ‘ Movroteseor, ruavanteee to tenth Aus BLE Titeis and tntormation at cor. Vi Company A. fifth battalion, is attached | upheld Gen. Robbins and his target-sbooting | peated, by request, before the Potomac Literary ‘secured therel ¢ | French in 40 lessons: ton < 28 R NNN OO T er ot Lsth strect and Peupayl sania even! ‘atthe to the sixsh battalion without change of desig- | equipment, but it has severed every tie that| Gap on Tuesday evening the lecture recently| TEENTH. AT ELEVEN AM AND TWO | suction infront of be preuiiaes, 20 FRIDAY. THE | pletion of the ieesonn: com ef = 83 ERR RRR i | Sean ri oelses ssa beet tee ihe Shecaine of nation. bound it to the soldiers of the country. delivered in th macien sodtie ok Gia 61k P.M. EACH DAY. FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the following described real tae ee eee oo EE ER “oo T | SERS Section som noteto and resides VIE. Msj. RA. O'Brien, fifth battalion, is jelivered in the newspaper cot ~ M. estate and the improvements thereon, situate fn th Geasral Meunwet. Genera! Passenger Aston. assigned to command the second battalion dur- EW 30 20 BOSE HH SEN GUANEE CREF. C. A. building, entitled “Behind the Scenes in EXHIBITION gounty of Washington. District of Colum 1103 @ STREET NORTHWEST. als ing the absence of Maj. Fred Brackett. When Philadelphia militiamen want an| Journalism.” He kept the audience amused MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, paodivi ots five (a) toe ae SS RS OND AND DANVILLE ALLROAD Oo ‘The staif officers of the tifth battalion will re- | armory they get it. In Washington armories | for an hour with a series of personal and other i : ‘Droit Park,” | ers. Mrs. ELIZABETH KiNG, 007 Last Capitol st Diaces An erase aaa tie 2 sloct Samay 17. tale be eat i iichateed utuetae. | ate willing. ‘The second Pennsylvania is Going | day is made up. He described the special func- roctetat ete ba SEN fad cellar brick dwelligg: Lnowa aa Nor TS17 Linded | MM Frenca lasses for ladies, «cntiemen and children. ScovRiNe. Sun Nerfoie sd Wevtertrairond. Moun at ferred to companies, as they may elect. Be Ore ee ey emia ieaties | tious of every member of the staff and illus-| | M. EACH Day. ere wilt; Ossi of the purchase moneyto | Breach ayutem of somnischcol = ANTON FISCHER, Se eee VIL. The organization known as the Washing | PtP! 3 of their | trated his points with anecdotes drawn from LATIMER & SLOAN, be paid in cash and the balance inoue and two years 807 D st a. w. e 906 G ST. N.W. His m.—Datly for all pripcival pointe on 3 > - rf yuilding, 503200 feet on the north end ir d 5 pele Le — fo27-20* MLLE. V. PRUD'HOMME. all Divisions of Kichusond ahd Danville Sywters, bar agen ser Copa will bs areenized as a | 10% Broad above Diamond street, and a drill | real life. Fora representative paper of acen-| — sansate eee. aah ra se ten OF the Deeuaaee: San Sleeper New York sod Was. shed, which will contain the largest floor space United States for this purpose—200x250 the dimensions. The building when completed will extend from Broad to Carlisle street, 290 feet, and will hay an alleyway on each side. The frat floor of the administration 7 building will contain the company rooms; Oscam F. Loxo, Adjt Gen | second will be divided Into headquarters for Wisdom OF THE CONSOLIDATION. the colonel, lieutenant colonel, major, adju- The intelligent guardsman will at once see | taut — also the staff joe a — K ere wisd for officers’ meetin joining which wi ‘Sewisteas of Giecencinstons resched by Gen. | CNTs telist and tale seome Ou this Sver Ord Out of weakness is to come strength | 1) also be situated a room for the old guard, and in place of weedy and not over creditable | the surgeon and the non-commissioned staff. companies must come commands which will be ‘The third story will contain the squad drill ap honor to the model brigade in the United | room, _. and banqueting or lecture ISS FRANCES MARTIN'S ENGLISH AND French Private Day School reopens October 1. > Qat. nw. Parisian protessor. Private classes op to Atlanta, must be wiven, bearing interest, payable seiui-annu- N 8 Orieans vin aly, at the rate of six (6) per centiun peranuunn until Paid and secured by s deed of ‘trust on the proper Sold, or allcash, av the option of the purchaser. Conveyancing ahd recording at purchaser ‘Ade: Dresses dyed.e Mourning Black my fall specialty. SRENCH DYEING, ing Fetablisiment, company of mounted infantry and designated second separate company. TX. The annual muster rolis (April 30) will be made in accordance with the organization and designations herein prescribed. By command of Brig. Gen. Ordway tury ago he chose @ copy of the Washington Gaaette, published here in 1796. This he con- trasted with « journal of the most modern equip- ment, showing how the ono man, or man and boy, who constituted the office staff in the old days, filled all the requirements of their simple duty, but how absolutely powerless they would be to grapple with the sort of news which comes to a live paper today, and with the treatment of it which the public have been | Syuresyuerety Lviv eli at public auction FRIDAY educated to demand. For the purpose of A thedrag aioe aaiown crea Pharnncy, No, Scio] of oderm imnavagen” Special alvantagee is ing this clear a supposititious piece of foreign j haahington, D.C ee ion, nd asic. ienilignnte was crviod thewngh om faa. anseee- i, enitoned in, aroreeaid deed of | THe OLN TMPROVEMER TCT BORTED AEE | aicineon ams sive stages, from the occurrence of the event ‘pe soda fountain, ‘fertagcashe FURNACE, WITH LARGE CELLAK. NUMBERS described to ite appearance in TPS: with an te AL Pee tin chen with Sleeper’ to joutgowery. and tor Meaplis vim fx at Danville with 8 P)UNCANSON BROS.. Auctcneers, mae TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EFFECTS OF DRUG STORE No. 1048 NEW JERSEY AVENUE OURING AND DEY CLEAN. 200 New Yor! First-class \d Kents’ Work Of every description. PAUTY DRESBES. PLUSH AND VELVETS. CB, foriuerly with ANTON AND CAROLINE LEUCR, . nm A Flese, mye 1190 pom WASHINGTON AND SOUTH- A. Fisher and Maiso: BULED LIMIIED, PIANOS AND ORGANS. rely of Puliuun Slower, Dining, Parlor ead Baek BSON & HAMLIN PIANOS. « Care, und runs to Atlanta itime 18 hours) with ‘With new and improved method of stringing. First-class; F eee in sche fod-lm” posit of $200 will be required at the time of sal ‘ORWOOD INSTITUT! Bho tors of sale are not Compuied withinitinw teu dass | Noo aadr-lauy MASSACHUSETTS AVE, from the day of sale the trustees reserve the rignt 1212-1714 14th st.. to resell the property at a risk and costof thede- WASHINGTON, D.C. ie lbveuing Bar. Gaye’ Previous notice 18 | BoaRDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG 20nN T. ARM! LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. GEO, W. STICKNEY. Auctioue Tastrostion of the higiewt erage tn every. dovart RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., auctioneers scheolef imotera. lomzunpes, Mperiel clivactne ae y} rato nd at the request of thie holders of the: notes $20) ierred tuction nul ereby. 1 will seli at public auction FRU uit Sieeyer throuch New Vork apd. Wasb:oeton ™ Orieaus via Montgomery and” W Meiiphie vin Biruinuclats Wille Yua Macon and Au and of veneralexcelien « 2 JOHN F. ELLIS sco. Penns. ave Near 10: a. Physical culture. Abundant exercise in the oven air. Houses connected ; iarze grounds: situation high and mh3-1m ehineion to A wruste Ysa (CHICKERING PIANO. eT ioe Bis AND 244 8 STREET NORTHEAST. BY tals N WASHINGS ON AND OHIO DIE ted H open. “Every aypointuent for health and conifort. at ee States. The changes have not beon made | hall.’ In the basement beneath the company’s | illustrated cut, Ly headlines and all the custo. TOC OCLC wean | gergty S04 Mra WA. D. CABELL, Prin. Played and indorsed by tie world's most eminent ma- r mosey Gay aa eeS ce hastily. For months past Gen. Ordway bas | rooms will be located the company lockers and | ™*FY *ppendag. siciane and prouounced by them ib sam ise, Ss BSP watched most carefully the condition and con-| store rooms, heating apparatus and a rifle | BCW*Paper published on the e day at the SAND 122, THE MOST PERFECT PIANO MADE. 4 ius z the South arrive W uttermost western extreme of this country. ‘SALE. IN SQUARE 233, i A ful stock at iair’ prices and on scvonuuodating ‘aun, and 40pm, Namasees Dirac duct of every company, and this order is the | range the entire length of the building. The + 7 » | MONDAY, MA’ URTELNTH, TEN A.M. | Fronting each 16 fect Ly 100 fect, running back to & HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, terms. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., Aa. w. and 9:46 p.m, except Sunday. seatbelts aeuting.”” Originally i wee Ge | betting oil cast, inaiauve of the Sreund, ae beedier ype = I pataire” | FKOM THE 8I ‘OUR SALES ROOM Frontes cocks 16 feet Oy yore ransing beck toe! "7 723 14th stu. we . Penne-avo.. ‘Tickets, Sleeving Car tessrtations and tntormation general's idea to consolidate company B, sec- | £130,000. TEAS, Co) .D GOODS, TOMATOE: UCKETS, SPICES, TIN AND GLASS WARE, &c. > fuiaisbed at office, 1500 Pennsylvania ave, and at Faweuger Station, Peuneyivania Kaulread, Weshing- KS: BROWN, Gomera Agent. M18 SASL ALLOK. Gen. ast. Be THORE AND OnTO RaiLnoaD. Schedule in effect December Leave Washinuton trum station coractol Rew Jersey avenue aud C street For Chicago and North west, Vestibuled Limited Ba- Branches im the principal American and European ition. with all the lastest siuprovements, waking thei Ve Gesirable for on iavestivent or for a home. és ‘Over and beginning with the reporter on his cntran upon the profession, and showing bow he ad- vances, step by step, along the line of knowl- wARk. Suck ot's special correspontont of, greet |” SIMONI ke? dune nay MIRED TOTS, work of a special correspondent of a great |° MIMONTS ke ct Gully in a distant city wan next sketched in] AND OTHER, SOaES, Ort CAN, SHOR LOL- outline, and a few amusing stories were told to| Wid a VARILEY OF OPES HATER, show how the unexpected often happens and GooDs. mbit that ticklish thing it is for correspondent | 7rxtowas DOWLING & BON, AUCTIONEERS - Near 10th st Agents. ith some other weak company, but a little deliberation made it plain that dis: banding was the only action which would come reasonably near to fitting the ease. Next to tention was company D, second bat- talion; that had been running below the mini- am, but for this no blame could be attached to Capt. Raymond. Then it became evident that company (, fourth battalion, would be <mbSim MM“ & HAMLIN ORGANS. Standard Excellence. pe ‘Fair prices. BUSY EXGINEERS. The engineer corps, D. C. N.G., held its usual monthly meeting on Tuesday evening. 45. T. Barrett, G. B. Young, F. P. Oroney, C. C. Jones, O. J. Schneider and J. Schiller were elected members, and nearly all were enlisted. Corporal N. Veitenheimer re-enlisted. W. G. ern ibove an incumbrance of #2.500, due June 15, 1894, on each house to be paldiD cash. A deposit of $200 on each Louse required at the time ofsale. | Ir the terms of sale are uot complied with in fifteen days from the day of sale right reset ve tO rewelt the property at the risk an cost of the d¢ chaser after five day: Some newspaper g conveysnei par- ‘chaser. mbs~i&da Exoovnox Axp Onatony. The most thorough and infivential coll tion in the world. “MAKIXN COLLEG nw. of eloca- Sid To Jat-3m mh3-1m * : press tine 11 Sam, NLS pom dasly . n = yO YOU WANT A PIANO? Por Cmcmmats, St. Lox yd Danes Ves Steward, SV. Chandler and G. W. Albertic | { attempt tricks of to give promises of silence (THOMAS DOWLING & BON, Auctpcere. Mitadren'aut oiner ot Db Duis Limited 3-96; expec it 40pm See, the better for the addition of experienced ma- | were read off as corporals, It was announced | 41) he hes some vague idea at least what secrets Bw. | in Enwiish, German, dra Cleveland, express rad terial, and as company € had no captain it was aud ae tee ee New or second-hand : of to exchange your present teugit cy Prof. Gaillard, 1820 20th st oor Paw. FRE oGailor drop usa line for catalorue’ and rive. = . Gityor country. U7 Shape acruochaarcad sas GRIMES’ PIANO EXCHANGE. a PAS Pa ve ELECTED AS MOST SAT- H. KUHN, Practical Piapo Maker, fompie of Music: 7209 Gst.;"siso other pianos and ergaus. prices reasonabie, i fattior and cepacrior, A that Lieut. H. G. Forsberg, platoon B, had de- cided to accept command of battery A. Con- siderable discussion occurred on the cases of some delinquent members, the general opinion being that ample opportunity should be given such to correct their record, but when they were expelled it should bé final; that a dis- honorable discharge from the engineer corps should mean something. So far there have are to be intrusted to him. IMPROVED FARM. CONTAINING The editor, with his passion for carrying his TY, MARYLAND. AT AUCTION. duscussions of public questions into sonal ax pene DE OoR ee Se wile eae vituperation of the hated rival who differewith | 47 Eot thus vaincbinimn toad fates, comteioe 108 his views, was lightly touched upon, and a| scree, Situated io, Montwomery county. Md:- on tue i indsasbuns toed, vara? Font Coesaya, S'Minnotet payer because of ite" Gruly warkke | giles (om Surat, Sprinsy sation huown as the ring, Carl may at length. So were some speci- concluded that D of the second and C of the fourth should be consolidated under the com- mand of Cupt. Kaymond, and that the consoli- dation should be known as company C of the fourth. Naturally company B, fourth battalion, should be in what is known as the departmental Dattalion, for company B was enlisted in the TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, TO BE RE- VED, AT AUCTION. WEDNESDAY, "MARCH SIXTEENTH, aT HALF-PAST FOUR’ O'CLOCK P.M. we will sell in front, of the premises, corner Rhode Island ave. and Most. northwest, two-story trame dwelling; to be removed in ten days from day of sale. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. mb10-d&ds (TP HOMAL DOWLING & EON, Aucponcrrs, mm, and b. 40 p10, For Lexington and-Staunton, 110.40 a.m. For Winchester and way stations, 1507. For Luray, 1430, “8.40 pun. For oaaoke, Anosvilie, Chat 11.15 p.m. daly, sleeping car Riumote, Week days, x (6.01), 4-numutes), BOO, Be Utes) ams. 12-00, 34-28 4.91, 00, 45 x6.20. 6. Szcoxp Tram, Kadle Farm, and adjoms the 1 G@ONZAGA COLLEGE, OL H.-P. Clarke and Frank Wright. men he: es, exhibiting the several styles |, The improvements consist of & comfortable 8-room at. new. 47 Ist. nw... & DAVIS PIANOS, UNSUBPASSED asion office. The transfer has been ordered. | been no dishonorable discharges. sdopted by various papers for various topica frame avelling, ‘barn. stabling for six horses, cow in tone, touch, durability. ‘finish and artistic it the gap is already filled up. Companies B| Sergt. G. G. Dennison read a valuable lecture a Srcanleren ~ VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN BROOK- FENG ¢ eat bate, Proven, their kk - Hor cattle, &e. 1 8 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1802. ‘PARLORS, 611 Oth st. sod Dot the Sith are couolidnied and'become | ny Sse Car Rone oie Sarre ee eet The next functionaries whose work was re-| andsrsiiios tor cattle, ker Tiss fares ie weal waeeek RUNNER eee 3 viewed were the printers and proof read- | #)4 set in wrase, with good young orchard with Op MONDAY, MAKCH FOURTEENTH, 1692, aT ie6 B of the fourth. U.S. “The Military Engineer and His| ers, with samples of the things they | *!2dsof iruit. HALF-PABT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M.. we will sell on the ‘OHMER PIANOS —THE STANDARD INSTRU. i i + Te One-third cash ; bals fi and t rr NEW PUPILS RECEIVED. There has always been close relationship be- | Work. tet out to do and of the horrible fate withriiterectitecantes: puemced"ommanas To Zour | proms, three, borsoutof the cate of thelatn nse Smemtol aroma, Poplin Huo WOnte — —— A _ the Soarth and <n c wns eer lagu that sometimes overtakes their efforts. | cured by deel of trust on the property. A deposit of and 11,004 square feet of, ground respectively. ‘this = ‘he = : ; 200 eae at ‘near Brookland stati . 20 por quarter. will be company A of the fourth. Thi company ¢ The cycle corps having fallydemonstrated |The exposition of professional secrets | “ibid-atd _1HUMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucte. _ | HteCatnoiic University. witit stem aud electing ror Will number about 100 men. its suecess will soon be detached from the en-| included a story of the speaker's first facilities, 10 a repidiy iuiproving and rowing section. last adventure as a lobbyist, showing how he was favored by fate so as to be an agent of justice instead of an involuntary abettor of wrong. After a hasty glance at the financial balance sheets of @ modern newspaper and a humorous contrast between these and the rec- ord of experiences penned by a country editor in Texas, Mr. Leupp concluded by reciting a comical,” semi-dramatic skit illustrating sense in which each member of a newspaper staff feels that upon him alone reste all the sponsibility and all the credit for what the CANON BROS., At Dp BEST nets aw. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BENNING'S ROAD. BETWEEN ANACOS- TIA. AND BOWEN KOADS. TWO STORY DWELLING, &C. By virtue of & deed of trast. duly recorded im e Liber’ No. 1 ;. one of the land records of sinvia we wil wublte auction “on F AY OF MARCH. A. D. 1802 OUCLOCK PAL a front of tie premiaes. the follow. ing described nnd and prornises, situate and bring a the District of Columbia, sud known and distinguished ‘as lot numbered two. (2) of Mary. i. Stickney's subdt Terms of sale cash, a de at of $100 required oo each fot when sold. Gale to be closed witbin 15 days oF OPE HOAS DOWLING & SON. Aucti Auction a cers, Giz E st. nw. ‘LATIMER BS ELOAN, Auctioneers, All these changes would leave but one com- | gineer corps and mad pany—A—in the fifth battalion, and as that one company would be a trifle lonesome as 8 star it has, without change of designation, been attached to the sixth battalion. Maj. Bartlett ‘ill care for it for awhile anyhow. ‘A necessary outcome of the reorganizing and @rengthening process was the depriving of Maj O'Brien of ® command, but the matter bas been acijusted so as to keep the major tem- porarily busy in a new field until some perma- nent duty can be found. He is one of the most full-fledged company, to be known as the Second Separate Company of the District National Guard. They will probably be assigned quarters at the Center Market Armory. The company already num- bers about forty men. and after they have made their first parade and exhibition of the application of military drill to the cycle it is probable that every cycle club in the District will be imbued with the idea. It is safe to say that the use of the cycle in military drill will nite ©. GILLESPIE, 8, J., Pree’. (COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ‘23 La, ave. opposite City Fost Office, C.K. UKNeR, A.M, C Learn to use the phonovraph and typews on all day trains, ‘oF Boston, "2-40 piu. with Fulman Buffet Sleep- {ox Car running through to Boson Sr ane FF City, 4.05, 10.00 amd 12.00 n0ca Sua- STEINWAY, CHASE, GABLER. Biious' FiaNOS. 05 2.13. aud 12 noon. ‘Orceus abd Bolians of rents Por hive of sublurvau trains wee time tabiea, te be had ‘Music Store, | of ail bet areuts, 25 Pa. ave. thacept — i . Pundey enix sine ae Bagwase calied for sud checked from hotels andres. 1407 G street. TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE BOUPH SIDES OF E SIKERT. BETWEEN | Quickest prevaration for an cficenituaton. Couiplety SEVENTH AND EIGHTH SIRELTS NORTH- | SoUrC. 810; phonoxraph alone, $3.50. | Shortuand Pe pe Piciations by' competent raders and the phouoxrayh. on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH NiNK. | Pedividual tustruction by experienced reporters. Pal- TEENTH. 1862, in front of the premises, we shall | {0n. ber month. from $= to 86. Thorouch preparstion RE UALP Par TOR SOc in tie English, business aud civil service courses. In: ences by Union Trabster Co. on felt et Wena d mS 5 oe dividual or private lessous, uot class iustruction, EE Tio. ae = a oot astonish the cyclists and prove source of | paper accomplishes. Nitto of part of “Fortune, Enlarged.” according te “Lota 27 and 28, in sduare 893, Siscereta prion Beas for extclogve ‘oo By ‘eve ead at devo Rractica’ And valuable officers in the brignde—| wonder to the foot soldiers. ——_. record 1 ffice of the surveyor for the District of | _ This property is located in one of the most desirable ing of every consideration: a shiniug ex- 4.1. ODELL, CHAD. O. SOU! Geb. dianuier. 1414) Gem. am Ae (CHESAPEAKE AND OH10 RaILWar. SCHEDULE IN EFYECT NOVEMBER 38, etme tare, caily trom Caton station he ana B street ‘Throuxh (be grandest sospery im Amerioa, with the anasonest and most complete Bola 1rein BEFVice very well rill Weet trom Washincton. TAT TRBUCEMEN TS oder S00 p.m. ChcloRat Fast Line,” Sold Train which will mbia in subdivision Book, county, No. 6, at folie 132, together with the improvements, ways, ease- ments, richts, privileges and appurtenances to the “Torus: One’ ial instal 5 i sy oben bear pat an ly, aud to be secured by ih remises sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A a of €200 required at Placatealee Goaveyencine Lora pumuasen eae ‘THE THIRD BATTALION WIx8. Once more has victory perched upon the first regiment banner. The second regiment was incomparably superior on the annual record, but in competitions the first has the best of it almost invariably. On Thursday evening teams of eight from the third and fifth battalions en- ct ample of success founded on merit. * ACCOUNTABILITY FOR PROPERTY. Another reform wili soon be in operation. ‘When « man is commissioned captain of acom- pany be will not receive the parchment until be bas executed and placed on file at brigade 9 in the northeast and should command the at- ‘Terms: Half cash; balance in two years with notes bearing interest and secured by a deed of trust. All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. $100 deposit on each lot at time of sale. mhi0-o&ds LATIMEK & SLOAN, Auctioneers. HOTELS. THE SILVER-DOLLAR WOMAN. E. TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP For Gints Axp Youxe Laps “Pure Bry saves temar tic Styies,"" Giuished in desurus of HiGM ATIVE ARG. Pinnce tor rent “HAND PIANOS, A’ large prise almost @ ore Faas Call for a Permanent Type of Beauty for Our Coinage. A Modern From the Boston He The new coins showing Miss Anna L. Will- iams’ pretty profile as Liberty are an improve- country. im th High Grade Jow figures. 1100-1104 M st. and 1124-1128 11thes, Weces aud in be Waabingion to Cuncinustt without © = eas I Terms to be complied. with in fiiteen days, otherwise School. ¥ INST: jestred. iinet at R10 a iu, ce yy 7 bescdquarters a satisfactory bond for the sum of | gaged ina match in the gallery. The third, | ment on the “cash” which has worn out our fhe tras:ees reserve, the right to reacll the roperty at | (HE ARDMORE, BET. E AND F. Boarding ent Dey procaihs ABE ‘ori ian tb cn a ins “he cae 92%. Precaution of this nature bas been ‘ined by Lieut. James M. Stewart, I. RB. P.. | pocket books for so many years, but there is a and cost ealting 4 hotel. 10 pts: the fammoun = shown by.experience to be absolutely neces-| was the winner by the decisive majority of 33 | ‘sin something to be desired. Bofore the lines | sabtisisd a Waskinerce PSone ee ONPAEE | Central Moms ee MOUNT VEBNON SEMINARY, Spee kormewn cod Leconte Bi. amarante sary. In many of the states the bonds are for | points. Licut. T. S. King, 1. R.P., commanded | 9? 40° Taecis “Gea cas obLaete 2userd # Epson, 9} ‘Trastees. aa qannatiat U2) pin., Lexington 620 p-a.. ry ch larger amounts, some of them running | the team of the fifth. = 'y a 7 s = Tae Srunrevasr House, = | Rpm... connecting in Union depots tor a pouste. Up into the thousands, but Gen. ‘The scores were: Third battalion—Corp. Rol- | circulation would it not be well for the design- | _™10-th,s.tu3t s Ordway is R. BLAIR, 212 IND. Al Ub pit Eaprese for Gurdunevilie, Cuarloe - cons bate “ a clalty; 13 years experiences tecth Bred iwc | Rickinond, Wajmesvore’, Staunton aad pripoipel Vir ng to be satisfied with £250 worth of secur- | lins, 46; Sergt. England, 42; Sergt. Russell, 43; | ers and officials who look after the coinage of | (1EO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, perican piso, fEuropean plan, | Thoroughly equipped in all departments. eh rttany ‘wold, 62; inte points, fy. Very few officers realize the extent of | Sergt. Sweigert, 43; Lieut. Stewart, 44; Sergt: | this young country just to decide on = model G Se ote Se epee ye nn pee Bpecialedvantagesin Literatare, French and Ger- rn pmo & Cee a NARA. ana. Ra eerraric thei for property. W ite | Bumpus, P' 5 Veber, * * EES’ SALE OF VI ALUABLE IM- man, ani ic. - i au (rer tp pemmeran Done ig adjusted ae | faamps, M15 Jet Mt Appleby, 475 Capt. Weber, | tor beauty, have her idealized and then east | TRUSTEES SALE, OF BEING HO xO. WS THE STURTEVANT HOUSE ‘A Home, in which students have rare advantages for | ‘| #E EVANS DENTAL PARLOKS, ee Fulian jocations and Lickeis: SiS aud 1421 fenna. ave. W. FULLER, Gen'l Passenger Agent. ee ren See ATE POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. — Wednesday “and friday at 7 aan # frewut sccommodstion Sretclass. Ha. Agent. the die for all time? Although Miss Will- iams is doubtiess handsome woman, there was no good reason why the designer should have perpetrated her with a swollen jaw, and sent her down to posterity as she ap- pears on the new half dollar, for instance. The Greco-American type is a divine mingling of the classic and affectionate, but perfect regu- ESCREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 1372, folio 38. oue of the land records of the Dis- trict or Columbia,” and at the request of the party se- chred thereby, wo will’ offer forsale in trout of the premises on MONDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY QE MACH, 4. b. iste. AT FIVE O'CLOCK B. M., the following described property 1n the ashe ington, Dintrict of Colunibia, to wit: Lota in Thos. W. Sinith and Jas. 1s. Marr's suldivicion of certain, lois in square 8: is recorded Fifth battalion—Capt. Benson, 38; Lieut Johnstone, 42; Corp. Tribby, 40; Sergt. Land- vougt, 40; Pvt. Ascher, 39: Pvt. Ferry, 31; Pvt. Glick, 38; Pvt Radenifie, 40. NoTEs. Rifle practice during next week will be on the following schedule: Zit within « few montis, by careleseness that is yat little short of criminal in military man, he permits himself to be tangled up most fool isbly and unprofitably. One year ago the ac counts of a captain istrict Ni Guard were clear—made so after much exertion anc profanity on the master eral and assist: social training and experience. ‘Hysiene, sanitation and physical comforts of the ‘most approved mmodern kind. Address Mrs, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, we Principal. 1217 Penn. ave. nw. Our : pecialtios, CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH- OUT PLATES. Teeth that have decayed and broken away may be operated upon by this system; crowns the roots ziven a Rew lease of life and Is the most central in the city: near ail elevated roads, street car lines, principal places of amusement and large retail stores. All the Confort of Home, with the additional con- ‘Yeniences of the Metropolis is offered our guests, THE STURTEVANT HOUSE, 4s the salu fely-i in bouk 16, Broadway, 28th and 29th steets, New York, N. ¥. ~ — indebted to the U es in the sum of —Company D, third battalion. larity of feature, as illustrated by Greek art, mare BB, of th ‘softice of the District of Co- | _jald-tu,th.s-um 7,202"? COLLEGE our ave oe NGHIGLEK FORTKESS MONKOE AND FORTS fally $700. Hismen have worn governmeut| Tuesday—Company A, second battalion. not lovely in the latter sense, save in one soli- | wubia 1 Cc Toot or breaking loose frou ite attachinente. mouth, Va. Nortoik and Washi erercoats on all occasions and the families of | Wednesday—Companies A and C, sixth bat-| tary istance— the Venusof Milo, who has a pro- ge Cocuran, ‘Tormsof sale: One-third cash and the balance in ) and: two @) years, with interest at the rate or ber" contum ‘Shnum. payable semi-annually, “ured by s deed of trust on the property sold, OF Sli cath, at she option of the purchaser. 8100 deposit time of sale. {i terius are not conspised with in te days the property win be resold at the risk nnd cost o tile “dotapitiane purchaser alter ‘ve daye' readvertise~ bres *veninge Star. THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Dteambost Coupany’s PALACE STLAM. wash: TNGLUN and NOKFOLK leave every day im the your at 7p.uu. from whart ,oot of sth si, coubecting Sie, T2of end 142i Feonesivenie ov Members of the company have kept themselves warm in bed through the instrumentality of gov- ernment blankets. Of course thisis an ex tional case. Unless the captain or the com- pany settles there will be # suitand « judg-| cles’ fair on the following eveuings: Monday, aeeesoute te re isn't ax Nang poe tis) 14, Gen, Ordway and staff; Tuesday, first Beshaps only justice to state that the company | battalion; Wednesday, fifth and sixth ‘batta- ~ JOHN T. Aka! Ba cduwea ‘one. lions; Thursday, second and fourth battalions: | 0 boil with ee — just = rote mb10-<coabie MOBE EXCoMIUMS. Friday, third battalion; Saturday. Engineer — Sa aoe aii ae okie oa poten T District ) G Corps and Cycle Company; Monday, 21, Na- 4 ees as ue xcopy Promo ia not only re- | ‘ional Rifles, Old Guard and Alesandvia Light | ordinary. A sculptor could have told what it in Congress a8 ® | Tnfantry: Tuesday Knights of Pythias; Wed-| Was the matter with the proportions, but it model organization, but is attracting attention | nesday, Troop A, Light Battery Aand ‘Ambu- | nly proved tothe layman's mind that this in all parts of the country for its work. The | lance Corps. thing we call beauty exists merely in fractions, number of the journal of the Military | and that the perfect whole is but a dream of i genius after foi gd full on many models. Neverthelss, could this lovely profile, which is ‘a possession in itself, be given to the designers of our American Liberty, what « boon it would wi that our crowns have all these requiremen mubimed with bridye work. whicu consists in, Supp) jnx teeth that have been extracted, maki beautiful and durable appliance ever devised as a sul stitute for the natural teeth. all this without a plate to cover the roof ol the mouth. ‘The advancement in dentistry has been in the jast few years We bave kept pace with these :mproveinents and tents of the Evaus Parors are assured of Pece! file the world loves to kiss. ‘The other day chance brought me in a prosnic electric ear be- side # girl whose profile was the most beautiful example of piquant delicacy and regularity possible to conceive. Glances were stolen ut her from time to time, and the artistic spirit which aniwates even the average Bostonian had begun LOCUTION, ORATORY, DRAMATIC ACTION ‘and. voice Gulture, EDWARD C. TOWNSEND and Muss ADA TOWNSEND, Teachers, 1317 153th st. nw. 416-3" talion. Friday—Engineer corps. Organizations will officially visit the Fenci- 24th and K ste., Franklin Square, ‘Washington, D. C. ‘The capital's fashionable residence center. Elegant rooms, single or en suite, for transientor Permanent guests. Appointiuents and cuisine unex- celled. Auérican ana European systema, nol3-tr W. F. PAIGE. W Dann Hore. Pa. ave. and 1éthst., Washington, D.C. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.0. PROFESSIONAL. _ PROF. CLAY 1s THE OLDEST EBTABLISHED advertimns clair nyed ‘this city. Has RIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 I ST. N.W.— ‘A thorugh ad progressive school for loth sexes of any erades including c reparatory works ‘ocld DePHOS. We SLD WELL. Eraucipal. "an LeaviTt OF BosTON, ise? LST. NW. PIANO AND HARMONY. FOR BUSINESS. "EN ‘ 3 ENUE, TWEEN M AND N STREETS NOWKYHWEST, IMPROVED BY A BRICK DWELLING. ee in cqutey ates None a aes ‘Court ein equity calisa Non 1SoRSh of thee Bune Of the District of Columbia, wherein the Wash Loan and Trust Coupany. ‘aduuin TDUCATE, Cy last Lieut. H. G. Forsberg. who has since the organization of the engineer corps commanded we be | platoon B of that body, has been elected cay Nelume entitled “The National Guard in Serv-| tain of light battery A. The battery is to tee,” says that “it is a book that ought to be in | congratulated. ‘the hands of every National Guardsman” and be to spendthrifts. Instead of parti their fx comers it might then be saved sake of the girl who adorned it, With the reorganizing order comes cen-~ tralization of quarters, In @ little while the Y ‘is | third battalion will move its belongings into ‘the highest praise for the public | the Center Market Armory. it that led him to organize the series of istrict militia, and M25, BALCH’S: 5 VEL, BERNICE instTITUTE prepared successiul:y ior Civil service, departinental Sha census ‘<r ‘From Life. Cities azid ail in troubve Will save tine and money by conring to t Hace af olice, ad ite succeeds Wier Sthere have failed, ‘Convinces inost skeptical and ad- a ‘contiden- ‘Sundays. Heasdence #1 ‘sts, southwent. Company C, second battalion (the National Fencibles), will open its fair on Monday even- ing next at the National Rifts’ Armory. Gen. Ordway is to make an address. The BICYCLES, share his praise.” In the | issue of the Journal is an able criticism " ME. KAPHAEL, THE \TED CLAIR- ou the drill regulations for street riot duty, for- | regimental and. battalion staffe will be present. Neveu cid ater clanist. tho saveuth, daughter, mulated by Gen. Ordway for the guidance | “© ™*™ fs simecon sou ee a ‘power. Naive ef the District National Guard. which gives it pamwes and As usual with Columbia bicycles they are ON TOP. ‘ealing "simul £0 ere this iady. sai fo ote this ad. 2 asies. x: HN LABNER, Boom 10, 010 Fst. 2. Cali and examine then. Catajowues trea the highest possible praise as the best exposi- Tisewn Vasher & Cie'y Wheel. ? SO8M haa balldine. Te Saas ae tou of the wibject that has set been publiced, | Henry C. Wents, president of the Montgom- 5 DUNCANSON BROS...AUctionsarn "uname | MME FRANCIS: CARD READE snieainant Col. has completed system of drili |ery Fire Insurance Company of Norristown, : [toons i. Auctioneers, Ports a D-1! = scp for « cycle company Bich, is now being tented | Pa, and one of the woalthlest citizens of that seats 1407 G ofrent. DREAMER, THE ONEY CELEBEA’ 2% __ 1424-26 Pram. ove nd tbe publication of which will confirm the | piace, met with » painful and almost fatal RY, AND te soe pee too poy sun 998 9g ene ee intel Niousl Guard keeps in | sccident Thureday night while attempting to Erwhes oy aby Seana ears § 2 country, but of the army, in original ideas for | board » moving train at the Columbia avenue NORTHWEST, AT AUC- M4E, SHOOKE TELLS aL THE EVENTS OF B $08 8 the imprevement of the military system of the | station of the Reading railroad. Mr. Wentz ONDAY (OOM. MARCH Tx. business confidential. =n oe ‘Changed tems ennitteeaner: was thrown beneath the our and the wheels wd ut WALE-Past FOUR fo | Leb stud Neva eam ‘hime country. s 2 . stall Sell he wose s PNEUMATIC OR CUSHION ‘MTLiTa! ABCREOLOOY. At reasonable rates. THE “WHEELERIES,” 921 H ST. ¥.W., BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. ‘(Lessons free to purchasers.) 420 SMITH WHEEL WIG CO. Ds eae ee New Yorkers who know anything about Na- fienel Guard matters never tire of telling what truly magnificent organiza- tion is at tho command of the empire state. Ne one attempts to controvert the statements ‘to numbers, any thinking man may New York's efficienc; leg was amputated. Mr. Wentz’s wife were for and went at once to hospital Young Mr. Bunn—“May I call upon you,Mise Without | yrunn?” | Miss Munn—“Ob, yes, Mr. Bunn. I suppose | ,,,7he Gifted HAR’ is fax ta