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8 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©, TUESDAY, MAY 9. 1893—TEN PAGES. WOMEN AND POINTS OF ORDER. An Expert’s Comments on the Proceedings of the Lady Managers. Acting Register Harry Smith, who went to Chicago at tie request of Mrs. Potter Palmer to assist her and the board of lady managers in Fespect to parliamentary and other proceed- ings, returned yesterday morning and was at Bis desk today. Toa Stax representative he sai “I was unexpectedly ‘called ba: Kimball, superintendent of the life saving service, who is commissioned as acting register during my absence, was obliged to leave the city. I was compeiled to leave the beard on Tuesday afternoon during one of its most interesting meetings. in order to catch the New York limited,» neces~ sity which I deeply regretted, but as to which Thad no alternative. “I bave alwazs been opposed to ‘woman suf- | frage’ and am still, until a decided major.ty of Women ask for it, but I confess frankly that my views in respect to that — question have been modified by the proceedings of the beard of lady managers of the world’s Columbian exposition and its executive. Among its members are some very superior. if nos remarkable, women, and, while it con- tains ‘objectors’ and " quibblers about ‘quorums’ and sticklers for a strict ob-| servance of the rules and precedents, I am bound in honor to say. after a close and eazeful study of the personnel of the Dbourd, that it is quite superior to the ‘average’ state legislature—or ‘lower house’—and that while it lacks col- lectively the legal training and business experience of the members of the national Honse of Representatives, it possesses one merit which overshadows, in my jadgment, any and all other defects which it may have. It does not ‘filibuster,’ and from its first meeting to date bas never disgraced itself by the remarkable performances which in re cent years bave been witnessed in the House of Representatives by the indetinite repetition of dilatory motions, commonly known as ‘filtbus- tering.” i ex-Speaker Heed and possibly some other statesmen to the cause of ‘woman suffrage,’ but it will have to stand.” “To what de ‘Tae Star inquired. ee “There are three prime reasons for it,”” was the reply. “*First. The board of lady managers is composed of representative women, who are in r= | earnest in respect to the success of their separate display of woman's achievements in art, industry, literature, philanthropy and scien d parliamentary methods is a positive ge to them. It enables them to cut rdian knot of ‘strict construction,’ and eure results.” : ““Yhird. The board has as its president one of the most charming women in America, who, in addition to a zeal that has nev flagged in the work of interesting the women of the world in respect 10 the ‘women’s fair, is the possessor of very remarkable tact and self-possession. The s y and other officers are competent and usies, som! * Lam bound to say that, as tive’ body, it will compare £ House of Representatives =i which period my personal ten “"Sow about the bickerings of which Mra Pahner complains, and on account of which she threatened to sever her entre connection with the boards” was a=k “fhe trouble “almost wholly with M has been a ‘malcontent’ acd ‘marplot’ from the start. Since her deposition as secretary two Yeurs ago she has done power, 1 was told, to annoy mer. ged she hava. small but Spartan band of fol. lowers. ‘The last meeting was smooth sailmg until my departure, when the p e the war, nowledge only tion of the ladies who thought they bad been ‘snubbed’ not being iiroduced to the Duchess of Veragoa other ‘reg is and the cyclone {silly to see #0 5: pg Up a rumpus ter working like beavers * but that is the @ every thi the storm 1s, digauaries broke ail b: came. It looks somew! a body of wowen ki. matter of etiqnetts for the ‘good of the cans feminine side of it probabl: may be expected to be lovely no over. Tam sure it will be a source of gratification to the ladies of Wash: a to learn that their representatives on the board, Mrs. L Wilkins aud Mrs Leckwood, have t nent pert in the proceedings and a sidered among the ‘wheel horses Board. “How about the fair itself? ' “It will be a grand exhibition in time, but it was a mistake of the management that it did not on April 20 announce that the gronnds would be closed after the opening exetetses for at least fitteen days to all except exhibitors, workmen, and those having special permits or passes. That would have enabied them to complete the necessary work of putting the grounds and approaches in order and complete the interior work in the various buildings. The weather, strikes and other things have delayed the com- pletion, which the management could not pos- bly foresce. Most of the exhibits are in a Biate of disorder, a: it is safe to say that the exposition will not be complete an all essential respects before June 1. The question of accommodations and prices will by that time have been adjusted, and people of moderate means will be xble to Visit che exposition without being obliged to wal home.” of the was asked. ———— THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. A Conference Kespecting Their Proposed Triennial Encampment Here. Ata special mecting of the directors of the board of trade yesterday afternoon confer- ence was held with representatives of the Knights of Pythias of the District in regard to the proposition to entertain the Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias of the World, and the grand conclave of the Uniformed Rank in this city in Angust. 1844. Those present as representatives of the board were B. H. Warner, Beriah Wil- kins, A. D. Anderson, ©. G. Staples and Wm. H. Smith. The Knights of Pythias present were: Col. Coggins, Woolman Gibson, Richard Goodhardt, R. F. Medford, 0. L. Suess, J. H. Mills and John W. Hardell. Tt was stated that the occasion wonld bring 800,000 visitors to the city, of which 25,000 will be in uniform. ‘The Supreme Lodge will be ia session about fifteen days, and the uniformed divisions will be in camp one week. There will be-competitive drills, with prizes, &c., and it is desired that a guarantee fund of about $40,000 be raised. of which 310.000 will necessarily have to be pledged in the near futare in order that Ms n, Carnahan may issue orders to the uniformed divisions. Lonisville, Ky., has aiready presented a certi- fied check for 260,000, provided the lodge is | called to meet in that city. but this city has Deen decided upon as preferable for many Feasons. No definite action was taken at yesterday's meeting and the matter will be farther con- sidered ut a meeting to be held Thursday atter- noon. A Big Day at Israel Chureh. Sunday was a day of special importance at the Israel Church, corner Ist and B southwest, asthe day was set apart to raise $150. The pastor, Rev. Dr. 5. B. Wallon, preached three times during the day. At 3:20 a special dis- eourse was preached to the Independent Order ‘of Good Samaritans and Daughters of Samaria. At 7:45 p.m. a special discourss was preached to Star of the West Lodge of the G. U. 0. 0. F. The collection during the day amounted to 9172.85. a ss Deserting From the Binke. ‘The New York Times says: It is learned that the Britixh fag-hip Blake has lost over forty men of her crew up to Satu: sertion. The British armord cruiser Australia has lost several men. and two British ervisers Magiciene and Tartar have lost more than twenty men between them. In all. the British fleet bas lost by desertion more thin se men since its arrival in this port. From o: of the Biske it ts learned that the men who Bare de d are for the most rt sailors whom the «hips could we ited States affor: to capture ri reached the she from capture. impression prevaii= aboard the Blake number of the men who hive deserted will try to enlist nited States navy. The pay Of a British sailor is xbout $12 a month. The pay of an American sailor is $25 a month. ‘The Geological Society. At a meeting of the Geological held at tho Cosmos Cinb tomorrow evening, Ps ers Will be rend asfollows: Walter H. Weed, at Post-Laramie Reds of Montana;* J. S. Diller, “The Tertiary Revolution in the Topog- raghy of the Pucitic Slope. 7, to be ‘ik.’ as Mr.) rather the | suppose this statement will convert | ow attribute this superiority?” | ‘Second. Their very inexperience in legisla-| .’ and. as Mr. Reed would say, ‘se- | ———————— NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. MYATTSVILLE. LIZZIE BORDEN ARRAIGNED. SUMMER RESORTS. EDUCATIONAL. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. RATLROADS.. it Shines Camano tet ea Correepandence of The Brenig — oq, | SH@ Pleads Not Gutity to the Indictments "ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. IN WASH 5 NEW Porosnc River Line | pur @raT_ oy Estat> Matters—Notes. SARTORI ELE, Mend, MAY. Ui for Murder. ‘[HEALBEMARLE. ATLANTIC CITY, VIRGINTA ASHINGTON CONSE .VATOKY OF MUSIC, | ~ NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL | TO THE NORTE WReh ae Rerwest, | Correspondence of The Trenine Star report of the cherationsot the free delies | zz Andrew Borden, who has been an in-| hyt'sonemtin Nonamemmanermainaa mgtarat | WW evita aw ewenancrme eee, ane: | wilimve Miter Sing wr Pater ete Rawdae, | TooUWE TARY ae Ae ge EONES™ | Rockviuue, May 8, 1993, | ing aes of eS es es free Be / mate of Taunton, Mass, jail ever since August | {ce unsurpassed. sae Torbeustifiy iuetrated book: | taxeréo paniin. mb. AED, 'Director: inys-Lar" Joerfess faz aown oe gn ere See ts pa Trike oane et Soe isle | Mr. H. M. Talbott,as attorney, yesterday sold | TY system at this place for the month of | tast under indictment for the murder, on April | eee eee sail Bs SCES M. ceee ccommmodstion, Brsi-clase Preity vocehany | TRAINS LEAVE WANHINGION FS aed ef Fs iy fl cs * 4 . . 5 N N * Lu] > 7 y yn ta close, _Prel ve. m1 K OTH AND B STs. AS Lows: the honee and lot of Mr. Jacob O. Isanogle, sit- | APFil, 1898: Delivered—Registered letters. 3;0r- 4, in Fall River, of her father, Andrew Jackson | TE NEW ENGLAND, ATLANTIC CITY. *Por Youre Ladinesnd Gate Prebbnrofalne. "haentone. hk FAREED | Fort ma te, West. Domes teanin, Lint | uated in the west end of Rockville, for the sum , inary letters, 1,042; postal cards, 237; second, | Borden, and her stepmother, Abbie Durfee | Coege end Bouth Carolina sve, Terme moderate, | Boarding puptteltmited. (my6-1m*) 1205 Q8T. WE snes "FS, RANDATT RE ~ ay Rh ey hg FY A | third and fourth-class matter, 1,747. Collected | por ; ; OAM | Topas Private aemoo1. 1 ap2i-te Prevvinten =A ome, with ‘Sinping Carn Weshincton, to of $2,015. Gee - : da, 1 mail| orden, wae arraigned vesterday afternoon in | oreL: WT VERNON, ATLANTIC CITY, Private ‘astruction dav or even ~ ORI WASHINGLUS siaam Harrtsbure to Cinelnnatt and. Piitsbure The jars of condemuption on the land of | — Mail letters, 240; local postal cards, 1; mail the superior court, now in session at New Bed- | ZA Paciic, avo. near the’ beac: Strictly frst-qlaen, | college Uranches or pre NOBPOLE AND WasHinusus » sov-0~1 Sivmarell a EES Mewra Knight, Wade, Vader. and others for Postal cards, 28. Total number of pieces ban- | ford, Masa, coc ca cre erecta ARIABO MAINS VOCAL SaOOr. DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASUINGTOS, D. c., iia, vith Partor Car Hae the use of the extension of the Metropolitan | ‘ed, 3.298. ny sean 3. ¢. copgtaxp. | )V ‘O19 Hist. uw, FORTRESS MONROE and rw atid Sivey an Care from Pitts: § i i | The public school of this place, Miss Gray, eee et, ee De eee | sal, Gok ek ek cee | | 15th ultimo by private contributions from its | Patrons, will be closed on the ast of thismonth, News of the coming of Miss Borden had | reached the city before her arrival, and quite a | number of people had gathered, who looked. | curiously, and in many easesnot unsympathetic- enw ‘ORTH INN, ae ATLANTIC ee ‘entucl icelevator: mod- | Kentucky ave ‘near the reach. Biectricclevator: med. the case for a week past, on Saturday evening aes con far rc agreed upon a verdict of $5.500. The amount of land to be used by the company is about six | Miss Florence Carr gave a pleasant enter- | ally, at the woman who stands charged with | (eee eS |acres. Should the company or the land owners | tainment to a number of her friends last Satur- | the murder of her father and mother. All modern conveniences: Now oot LER & 00. not be satisfied with the verdict the case will go | S&T evening at her home in this village. The ay ._L. CHAS On arriving at the court house Miss Borden Hyattsville Banjo Club, composed of Messe. | was convered at Oe eee tee, jlise Borden ra f Fon SALE-HOTELS COTTAGES, BATH HOUSES to the circuit court. Ralph Hamilton, Archie Wells, Wright Rives ‘This is the second trial of Atlantic City, N. J. Lots for asle in all parts of . - . 7 the district attorney's room, and remained | the city. 1, G. ADAMS & CO.. the ease, and the costs already amount to sev- | and Fdward Wells, furnished musical selections, istrict attorney . eel banicoea teeta eral hundred dollars. | Daneing was indulged in and refreshments were there till 5:15 o’elock, the court being occupied | apig.1m ‘Atlantic City, with the trial of a civil case. served. Among those present were Misses | "ith care. f Madge Whitley of Branchville, Helen Turner of | Crepe aeariep tere ed Woodville, Julia Houck of Alexandria, Mabel! wits following. and then framed ix the door. ee eee tee aad Mary) Mishary 0) way, appeared, Mise Uocdeule Per haieiaee! Washington, Emily and Alice Schoepf, Belle | Perianhfot a socond sho faiterod med lenned Dobbs. Marie Cratchett and Everafield of Hy- seainst the casing. but sho immediately re- | Stteville and Messrs. rank Davideon, Archie | covered her aclf-pomession, aud walked with a | Wells, Titian Johason, Campbell Carrington,tr., Grn wee alone thease id oe ie | Blair Shaw, Edward Wells, Frank. Will and | the dock. Her face was flushed and her ey ents Rise aminth Hamilton, Alexandria, | rested on no one, but were turned now to the } oe a, m | ris . i {on Road Clab passed’ throngh this villagson | siental sufferings during ber imprisonment, shalt war to Washington shorty after 4 o'clock | 640 carries no outward sign of them. She is | Way of Hyattsville. Capt. William Jose was in | right, and there aro apparent no more lines Mrs. Eliza Smith, wife of Mr. Philemon M. | Smith, a prominent citizen of this county, died ather residence in Gaithersburg on Friday | night, in the sixty-eighth year of her age. ‘The engineer department of the District gov- | ernment has made theappointmentof Mr. Thos. F. Cashell, near Kedland, as one of the rain ob- servers of the liock Creek valley. In addition to Mr. Casbell the department has the following observers: Mr. R. B. Farquhar, near Norbeck: Mr. J. W. Horner, at Rockville; theengineer of the power house on Connecticut avenue ex- tended, at the District tine; a gange at the “Zoo” Park and several gauges within the city limits. This indicates that the department is well fitted for observations in the water shed of Rock creek. HE IRVINGTON. ANTIC CITY, N. J. i teams heat. Bievaton,” Send for “mhasm "CHAMBERS & HOOPES. Ce PEMBROKE, ATLANTIC CITY, North Carolina ave. near Pact fic. Reftied throughout. Open all the year. mhos-dm pen ah Mra. 8. OTEL BERKELEY, Atlantic City, N.J. Extreme ocean end of Kentucay avs. Elevator, elec- tric ghts and everything new. JAS. & GEO. BEW. _mh22-2m_ OTE TRaysoRE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. EEN & CO. mh22-2m w. : than were visible at the time of her arrest. SEA SIDE HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, WN. J., Much gratification was expressed here this | charge and was accompanied by | J. M:§: | When the ripple of excitement which marked Soot allie your Not aad old salt water baths, evening at the intelligence that the suit of Gil. | Bowie. S. H. Wiggins, C. A. SGunders, 1S | her entrance had subsided, the district attorney | mmigrnn’ Covered Walk toorman 2 Py aug son West agt. Henry N. Copp and others, inthe Dyer, Lieut. L. T. Woolridge, Clagett, Ander- | 15.0q that Miss Borden be arraigned, and the 21 ee ([ BE ROSSMORE, ATLANTIC CIT) 1d, *on, 8. A. Brower, E. 0. Bowie, E. H. Fisher, ‘Opens March 18 Every Taited 5 son United States cirenit court at Baltimore, had | 5° Go Nawcen: Gcivivench, Genibes and clerk of the court said: been dismissed. The complainant in this suit convent Lizzie Andrew Borden, stand up,” and she tence. M. J. ECKFRT, claimed title toa large tract of land adjoining | H. Demonet, did so, and looked steadily at him while he read | _™h14-3m__ Formerly of the Florida House. _ 5 i H West End | _ Misses Amy and Graco Faller, who have been | “ids, and joo y at hin : ON THE BEACH: MARSTAND Ll gg Geren a —_— — - lg visiting friends in this village, have retarned | “0Wly and solemnly three indictments of two} Horpr, ON ee uc BSAC an MARTEARD counts each. Two of them charged her with lectris belle solariuan, “appoint= the murder of Andrew J. Borden and Abbie ble Arwt-e table first-class. to $18 per wk. G. W. Kendrick. provements have been made. One effect of this | t Washington. 2 mit was to cast acloud upon the title to this| Golden Rule Lodge, No. 45, I. 0. M.. of this | Durfee. Borden, separately, and. the third Property, which has by this dismissal been re-| Place held a large and interesting meoting at | charged her with the murder of both, At the moved. | Mechanics’ Hall tast night and after the trans- | en of each indictment the clerk askea: During the past week the following transfers | #°tion of routine business conferred the second | ©",%1 cack, Indictmont the clork asked: | | AM of real estate have been recorded in the office of | 2nd third degrees upon Dr. S.C. Cox. Re-| indictment; are you guilty or not guilt; | the clerk of the circuit court: Jos. M. Burdette | feshments were served after the meeting. to each she replied clearly, calmly and steadily: and wife to Nathan E. Sheckells, thirty acres of | 5 The Hvattevillo branch of the Washington | «1am not guilty.” - \ sands 9750, IH. Warner to the Noves Lit- | Building and Loan Association met last Satur- y IMPERIAL, fi nis ‘OTEL STICKNEY, KENTUCKY AVE. ; 100 FT. from, teach, steun) Nested: epoellent table, ac ‘es. @2 to. 82.50 Per day : lire house Ev" Sick Ser, 7 Atlantic City, N.J. Hote! ont NTAL, Atlantic City, N. J., é hee — an “a | Of $7.00 nnd Ge 200 re pasivelys te Mlociaed Sheriff ean ee wife and Miss Borden left | TH" SE W SENATE, ATLANTIC ate, aay, ington: $500. B. F. Gilbert to | Of #7.00 and $2 7 oo the room and took the train and returned to ane conan = i Floeckler, lot 32, block 6, Takoma a Re het bee ae Fee, “Teltamn Nor OPenall the Tees OOK & BON. i a re ee at neat orn | Mae Rabe Tcusa Peace ely eel iaiaiace: Re ee KTON, ATLA) Richard Evans, one acre of land; $50. Thos. a Bs ITY, KENTUCKY furnished since last F. Wood and wife to. W. H. Swander, block 53, | Paid a visit to Mrs. L. H. Campbell yesterday. | COMING ELECTIONS IN GERMANY. | ,¢,2°°; Rear beach completely ref B. F. Gilbert's addition to ‘Takoma Park: 500. | Mr. Powell Hollyday of Easton, Md., brother ie ss - fe3-tim MRS. FE, WILE. Francis E. Camp and wife to W. [rving Bosnell, | f Mrs. L. H. Campbell of this village, has | The “North German Gazette” Confident That (38 CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, ON THE BEACH. Salt water baths inthe house; elevator; modern and complete; sun parlors, fend for Illustrated Booklet. Address THE CHALFONTR. 1 been appointed as an inspector of public build- | ings by Sceretary Carlisle. ‘The new board of town commissioners will meet this evening and organize. _ Arizona Land Grant Decision. In the case of the Tumacaconi Mexican grant 0. block 12, Spring Lake Park; #—. W. Ir- Busnell to Elizabeth M.Camp,lots at Spring Lake Park: # -. Armistead Peter to Tenleytown and Rockville Railroad Company, 181 acres of | land: $—. Henry A.C: and others toSamuel F. Smith, lots at koma Park. Louis P. and Francis Shoemaker to Elwood Kelles, tract of | Caprivi Will Be Sustained. The North German Gazette of Berlin ex- presses the belief that the coming elections Will repair the attack on the prestige of Ger- many made by the vote in the reichstag against thearmy Dill. The people will surely recog- TAM iand: $—. A. F. Fairall. sheriff. to W. B. Mob- | within the Gadsden purchase in Arizona, Sec-| nize that the completion of the defenses of he Ee Ee ee eee ley, 156 acres of land; @—. ‘The Metropolitan | retary Hoke Smith of tho Interior Department | the country is necessary to its continued ex- | Terma ae ten maneete Me BCE, Investment Company to Eunice M. Taibott, lot z ‘ Inte of the Cast b35-5,tu,th, dm ‘e4 Mary R. Harr to has decided that the eighth section of | istence. , = SS ae 5. Tay, ote 3 |the act of July 22, 1854, applied to|, The National Zeitung says that the reichstag x. i . Fay, Set bose . u just dissolved was the worst parliament since NI dlock 24, Joseph's Pa <p Uz He Warner to | Mexican and Spanish land grants in Arizona, ihe foundation of the empires ad ahold ae iS JUNE 85, 2808. George C. Marnard, lot at Kensington Heights: | and that lands to the extent of the claims made | elections give in to the triumvirate composed ot! Directly on the beach. The leadiug hotel. Figh- |$—~ James H. and Mary E. Hitchcock to | before the surveyors general of those territories | Bebel, Lichter and Lieber, the ruin of Ger-| teenth season. or rates, diacranis snd information Mary F. Powell, lot 47, block 11, Gien Echo;| were placed by law in reservation until final | y y'would be effected, peace menaced and | Eide} WMC M BATES ggnarer; verett House, | S448, 5. A.M." | action of Congress confirming or rejecting the | the achievements of the ‘years 1866 and 1970 a tmy9 eo2m eee eee claims. Final action, however, has now would be destroyed. “TOP SUWMEI BROOKLAND. been delegated 0 the court of ‘private land pee casa . ‘Hiner Meas ony Ferry Yank. LIVERS i claims, consequently the reservation will con- =: levation, 1,200 feet. Most breezy point. cen- | Flocks of wild geese have been passing north- tinue dati Sool actioa by Gatanck This de: H. H. WARNER FAILS. $i Syeue. "Firetclass table. “Four'dally mais | westward over Brookland the last few days | cision reverses that of the commissioner and 7s A oe ore nn : “ Mak PINGSWooD Ty | WINNIPE: toward their summer resort at the great lakes, | forbids him to open the lands claimed by the | ¥® Makes m General Assignment for the] KIXGsWwoon, I} sThte'well'tnowa hss grantees to settlement. e+ Wili Not Purehase Hog Island. Ber so it would seem that the present warm wave nefit of His Creditors, had come to stay, for these natural weather ee aoe asto the ume! rhe Treasury Department has virtually aban- o begin their northern migrations. eee ger Mist Margaret MeKeilip of Washington has | doned the project of purchasing Hog Island, in leased the oid Gales mansion at Eckington for | the Chesapeake bay, for a quarantine station. a scburban hotel, to be known as “Tbe Ecking- | Dr. Wyman, the surgeon gencral of the marine nm.” 3 ; | hospital service, has received a letter from Mr. Mr. Frank Galt and family of Washington | puck, the owner of the island, refusing to sell have moved into Mr. A. W. Harris’ house at the | gveq at the advanced price of "27,000, to which corner of 10th and Hartford streets, Brookland. t offer of $1,009 after ‘The Methodist praver meeting at the resi- | he had Tuned from his we od prave a ai | sitio cha ff the isla dente Methodist praver meeting at) the resi- | the opposition to the purchase of the island ; : L began. The only way in which the island could tended. The Rev. Chureh Tabor of Vermoat | fevobtained now is by condemvation procee | Madean interosting adress and Mr. J. FE: Hol-| ings, and it is not probable the government w: | fon, Mr. Dunbar. «r.. Mrs. R. R. West and Mrs. | take’ any further steps in the matter. There | X. B. Malone made feeling remarks. Mrs. West | was some talk of selecting some other island, presided af the organ and the song service was | but itis now probable there will be no purchi colored by all. || A business meeting was held | of any kind. but that the quarantine Ei be lo- practicability of renting a room in the new ball ae ay school purposes was discussed. The = ; | Sunday afternoon ‘services were held at the ripe east | home of Mr. N. B. Malone. The Brookland Pleasure Club held their last meeting at the home of Mis« Beatrice Rhine and had a very merry time. Musical solections cere given by Miss Rhine, Miss Hollidge and Master Rhine. ‘Those present were the Misses Buelah Gadgin, Lola Owens, Annie Hollidze, | Hattie Owens ‘and Masters ‘Harvey Whitton, Wile Robbins and Ciarence Hollidge. Mz. Herman Williamson of Lambertville, N. 5, will make his futnre home with his mother, Mrs. S. E. Williamson, formerly of | Brookinnd, | Mr. Jos. Ridgeway has gone to Chicago for | two or three weeks. | ‘The Queenstown Mite and Literary Socioty ovens abont JUNE 26 under entirely, ment. ‘Finest fishing in New Evitand: boatinu, Dil- Hards, howling, ‘ee: spacious grounds for tennis; one of the best” locations iu the mountains, ‘Corre: spontence from ‘those. d siring accommodations id be addressed to MANAGER, Kingswood In, x my !heo2w new manage sterday gave up the struggleagainst | adverse fate and filed his general assignment for the benefit of creditors, John Hedges of New York city is the assigneo, According to his own story and that told by his attorney, Marsenus M. Briggs, Mr. Warner has been making the most strenuous efforts to induce his creditors to take notes for six months and a year for their claims upon him and had succeeded with all his heaviest creditors, But in several suits begun shortly after the an- nouncement of the Yates failure, the time to answer has nearly expired and the plaintiffs gave Mr. Warner to understand that they | should perfect their judgments against him as soon as possible, Mr. Briggs said that if it had not been for the “Eastern Pennsylvania parties,” whoever they may be, Mr. Warner could have pulled through allright. He said that Mr, Warner was a debtor of the medicine company Mr. Hedges said he would at onee proceed with the work of preparing his schedules. and that everything Mr. Warner owns in the world will be given up to his creditors. toe ‘PHE ATLANTIC HOTEL, . ‘Ocean City, Ma. Witlopen Jane 1. Renovated throwehout; commands | avest Vocation; cutsine unscrpassed: lighted by ele tricity: sanitary Fi Siagrams ang TT"; SUMMIT HOUSE OPENS JUNE 13, 180 The largest house and hichest point at Harper's Ferry, W.Va. For circulars and terins address myst SW. LIGHTNER. (TBE EckinaTon WILL BE OPENED MAY 15. In_ location, accessibility and completeness of appointments this lovely home is unequaled im the viemity of Washington. ADVANTAGES. 10 acres of beautifal 1a Rewutifnl zrove of oaks: Commanding views of city oH The Leaders of the League Arrive at Louisville. Secretary Andrew Humphrey of the National | Republican League has been looking after the details of the coming convention at Louisville, and pronounces local arrangements very satis factory. The league convention will be held in the McCauley Theater and the great national mass meeting in Pheenix Hill Park Wednesd evening. A special boat with 300 delegates | on the way from Pittsburg, Ohio, and Indiana and Ilinois will send from 200 to 300 delegates | and visitors. Refreshing Rain in Austria and Hungary. The long drought in Austria is broken. | Heavy rains set in yesterday throughout Austria and Hungary and are already hav- | ing a most beneficial effect on whent, particu- | larly in Austria, where the lack of rain has been | sadly felt by the farmers. In Hungary sufti- cient rain had previously fallen to insure the Artosinu wa'er; Flectric iizhts. Dining room larve and cool; id farniture new ; rooms: steain and open Arent cs Deliehtful walks; Asrhalted streets to clty; Electric cars to elty every five minutes | an ‘Twenty ininutes from Treasat wil! meet this evening in the lecture room of | Interest is centering in the candidates for the | safety of the wheat crop, but the present fall Department by Bebington | the Baptist Church, A good entertainment is " Railway. presidency of the league, and friends of W. W. ‘Tracy of Illinois, Col. E. A. McAlpine of New York, W. S. Squire of Ohio and W. L. Taylor will place it beyond all’ possible danger from promised. | drought. i a FALLS CHURCH HAPPENINGS. For terms apply to ‘MISS MARGARET McKELLIP, 1123 13th st. nw. ——2e2—____ my4-6t Thorongh and only schoo! of the celebrat-d Tta} method in Washinurton Special care taven fochiacs ihe the votce. Artistic pheasine. “‘Fupits prepared for {Goncert, oratories and ‘erand opera.” Bal'ads taueht in English, French, Spanish and Italian. Arusts Coachedin operas. Suminer tours besinn June Ie Opinion of the Press. — N.Y. Evening Telecram—Sicnor Main topheles was full of dash ard good i E Mephis- yet" short method of dou try bs EEE | : entry beokhcepinn, a an keep Four books in half the fime and with half the ar. a ee am nd ‘Ten years’ experience. ¢ for particulars. saw W. L SHINN, 1415 Pat. n.w. APID WRITING BY A MASTER—MR. H. A ‘Spencer, twin brother of H. cer, Will icive acourse of twelve lessons in ‘writing in the 8) encerian Colleg= halls from May 15 to May 30, daily, 9 to 10.a.1n., 6to7 p. m. A brilliant opportunity to ac quire a rapid, eracefu) ban twriting. ‘Terns for course to clubs of three persons $3,each ; ‘open daily for registration, sinely. 84. Coliege office S10 IVATE LESSONS—ELEMENTARY OR AD- Priced At units reaidencelf desi. Exver- enced and successful tu University eraduate Expectal attent-on to- backward, unwilling and adult paplis, Prot. J..'1400 Hopkins’ place. wear 20th and nw pee ateg IF. PAUL VOINOT, 1496 N.Y. AVE. wrerste ap France, Piri) ili, inti fal, ta lasses or 1h scholars cach, in French at re- ‘ucel rates.” Rapl i proxress. mayor ‘A QOREIGN LADY. TEACHER OF FRENCH German, drawing, wood carving and physical culture, watita cacacmeipent in echot would mer eniraement Si Station A-, Baltimore, Md “my 3-60 RAWING AND PAINTING AT NATIONAL dg He ee a A Be cheat place to learn. Ci Seifthe wonderful proxre-sof students. apo 3h N VERNON MUSIC STUDIO. 1093 9TH ST. w. ; voice culture. °*Lablach rant Storcotaltw throat troubles; uo charge for examining si th wrucfoi0-su" Solve: Cooma COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ‘G23 La. ave. bet. Gth and 7th sts. now. C.K. URNER, A. M.. 6. E., Learn to use the phonograph and typewriter; the quickest preparation for an office situation. Complete conrs:, $15," Shorthand. dic competent readers and the phonozravh, instruction by experienced reporters azh instruction in the Fhelish business and civil service courses. Re- duced for summer months, Send for catalozue. _mb?; Tur BI Z SCHOOL OF LANGUAG! ee ‘Agth st. n. w. ne Summer Branch at Asbury Park, N. J. bed HOOL OF ELOCUTION, Ss ORATORY, ACTING, D> physical arace and voice culture. 317 13th ot B.w Lessone eiven. lay or evening. ED- Wasp TOWNSEND. Miss ADA L. TOWNSEND. Sete W opP'SCOMMERCIAL COLLEGE ANDSCHOOT. of Shorthand and Typewriting, 401 and 407 East Capitol st. Trial week free. Low rates. Experienced teachers.” Seud for circu: mbs Eprestiox FOR REAL LIPE. “4 THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGR, t1, Bank of the Ken. Blde., 7th and Dn. w. 18641 Spring and Summer Sessions—Merch 1 to July 1. Services of graduates always in demand: terms moa- erate, but no competition with cheap school open every bi day. Teleptone call. 1084. Ars. SARA A. SPENCER, feo7 pai and Propristor. MUSS, BALCI’S CIVIL SERVICE, INSTITUTE and Business College, 1207 10th xt _n.w. Pupils Propared successfully for civil’ service. department and census examinations. Stenoxranhy taught se ARS" Seen ence: | Degtnners. or alvanced: new aul rapi method for young pupils; best references. Mrs. J.. TAG Bookion lace, near and Pn.w. oc2s-tn.t NORFOLK, VA. ‘The new and powerful Tron Palace Steamers, WASHINGTON AND NOKFOLK—SOUTH BOUND. Leave Washineton daily at 7 p.m. from foot of 7th st. wharf, arriy: day. Arrive at Norfolk at + Fi Foo at 6:30 a.m. wext eet 3 m., Where railroad ‘conbectious are made for all points south and south: west, ‘Mouroe at 7: a.m. ner Tickets on sale a vanta ave. and 61) or NORTH BOUND. Jeave Norfolk daily st 6.10 p.m. Leave Fortress xt day. apli-tt V From. 7th st. “terry Steamer Waketicld on MONDAYS. Op.m. Arrive at Washington at 6:30 JNO. CALLAHAN, ‘Gen. Sturt. J ASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. “LIMITED.” DNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 a.m. for Nomil creek, Va. 4nd intermediate Jandinss. THURSDAYS and si Steamer T. for all andinzs DAYS for retarn landinzs to to Alexand Day. Colonial Basch and all lower Kinsale ‘On WEDN? 8! ‘at 12m. on Y. Arrowsmith on SUNDAYS at Leave Kinsale at 12 arrive at Washington 7 Returning TUESDAYS, DAYS. (Sreschedule. ) am. mm. om MON- onial Bosc = andra, DAY at 3pm. for Ser landinen. THURSDAYS for ret ms Bae aw DAYS for return iandines 7 am FRIDAY. (See us Debility, Neu don, Par iyeis_ and thet class « fire weak, iiieerabte, tetharcte tie. ATING CORDIAL 1S. nt and Tonic. Of ail the ack of ambi Mon and Zest there ts no remedy equal to this Cor lial, It hes been im nen i. BROTHERS, THE MOST D Ioneest-established years’ sultation free and st D* catero: SCIENTIFIC Dr. Carleton is positively the only advertising Sur. atory, B06, xperience 50: fr bearforty-tive years in Yhiscits. sts. ap2s-1m" TABLE AN} specia ist in this city, wit rs at GO) Bost. aw. Cone dential." ap23-1m* ch st. now, Graduated—London, England, 1833. N yw York, 1879. Over twenty-five years’ experience. SURGEON SPECIALIST TO GE On NTLEMEN ONLY Diseases of the BLADDER AND KIDNEYS, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, NERV ‘OUS DEBILITY. SKILLFUL, SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT GUARANTEED. gon Specialist in the United States who treats the above troubles on He has made t! OFFICE HOUR: CONSULTATIC Ths hand ine at Et Massaze; mbi2m" GTRAN Sina En Massaye treat: “treat all diseases Only established advert comnized Scientific principles. ‘cessful treatment a life stady. fer4s-cott_ ED VAPOR acial Steam- best attendance for Gentlemen, 918 Hstn.w. DE NTISTRY. ou OF WASHINGTON. G7. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ALBANY. N.Y, Under the direction of Bishop Doane. Choies of four courses of study for graduation, Special studies | may be taken or the Harvard cours: for women. FOr catalogue address Miss E. W. Boyd, Principal. apl-tm NAVAL EXPEDITION FOR BOYS TO THE p WORLD'S FAIR By St. Jobn’s Military School, the Great Lakes. war, LADIES’ GOODS. (THE, NONDERFUL MODERN FACILITIES IN Producing most artistic results in dyeing and cleaning. and the consequent enlargement of our sphere of usefainess, our patronage and working ca- pacity have made tt necessary to change the location cf our well-known, DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT From 1205 New York our elegant store ‘extensive chemical Inboratcrys an 826 12th at. nw. and 1206-1208 I st. n.w., Which form now the largest works of i vat] Fog cee peer e eo Soe a ss cooteenes prompt atiend- Walser tier bere ea “ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, Artistic Dyers and Cleaners, 826 12th and 1206-8 I st. n.w. my6-tr INE WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP IN Pitre cists Parise “rhe and aatin sitesers aces cartainy a specialty: prices reasonabl MAE VIBOUD, successor to Sine. Valsont, a. 713 1th et Sts OWNS! HIGH-CLASS IN STYLE, FIT GCE! Afihort octtce annie tries AND EDITHA, Hicks, _ 201m kG THO Uh ste haw MATERIALS FOR TISSUE PAPER, FANCY work, serap book Pictures, transfers, favors. tov, jacks, tally cards, stars, paper nartine: lantert fags © Woniderafor children. J-JAY GOUT b, 421 oth” you AHAM, 397 HST... Opposite Saks & Co. lentistry skillfully the very lates: ap- a Specialty. “A “Ap aud prices with those of Platina, 7c. Gelvblinsatrom @1 on ~~ Ex reacting. ae, ; myS-1e*_ ai 1508 14th st. to $20. Oper ‘TAL PARLORS, ESTABLISHED iw. Artificial leeth inserted, 2 all hours, including Sundays extraction of sthetic used for painless N OF TEETH. NO CHLOROFOR! XO ETHER OR NO COCAINE NO SWELLED GUMS. Xo tw No EXTRA CHAI PLEASAN: NESS. e Wehareerciusivecontrol of & preparation for uss tm thas city which, when APPLIE! D TO THE GUM, RENDEES EXTRACTION PAINLESS. Tt is applied directly to the cums. Byits Noew teeth extracted, Nodancer. Particularly adapted to persons who cannot We take was ter o: teetli can be extracted perfectly painless, i€ of the ains afterward. ‘The pation? retains all b senses while having his if not as ted. at ayatemn of painless extraction by localapp cation aud we quarates Fo Will Use bY other in tle future: aie THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, apo-2m* _1217, UNITED STATES DeN cS Penn. TAL AS ATION. 401 het. now.. the leading denta’ orvanization of America: with sfice<it the pemerpal tien a prices ee pace TAL INFIRMARY) tots lars October: of Indiana are alreads on the ground looking Ped Sao ores _ paayeeus ANSTO? Swe POINT -ON-THE-HUDSON srres ce cf The Fvenine after the interests of their favorites. fegar @ dispatch from San Fran- OPENS MAY 27. cee rene Ls Cute, Vax, May 9, 1893, | _, Tbe names of Gen. Russell Alger, Gen. J. D.|eisco, dated May 5, stating that a man | , athena new sanitary ambit chrouehout the ly. Foraker and J. Sloat Fassett. arc’ freque! named George W, Wellington, claiming Bost: } mentioned as possible dark horses for the pre be “ risen as his home, had left for that city after having escaped from a Mexican prison, where he had languished ten years for killing a man, an in- vestigation shows that Mr. Cranston will show diacrams of rooms and make engaementsat*’The Marlborough," New York. THF CRANSTON, WEST PT. HOTEL Co. apld-tu,th&s-2m NEwronr, Ror Z THE ROBINSON, 14 Catharine st. The reception and sociable to be given by the Odd Fellows next Friday night in commem | jdene: oration of the seventy-fourth anniversary of | For the secretaryship the following candi- | san i ting ozea- | dates are in sight: W. E. Roley of Kentuck: jee pres 0 Me oe NO | iar) Cianen wal 1 © Mohn ot tow Toe : ; : the Wellingtons of eins ee Seeeras Commas eae, CUMIN OE Ls: Caster of Utkatin, Whaodore: State, kL’ | Dosen aad slaliity Kaew. Gt Wo aaee cevace: | Hemevesed tree meets ecm: Messrs. H. R. Center, M. E. Chureh, J. See T- | Lindsay and James F. Burke of Pennsvivania, and the Mexican Central Railroad Company, | 8tl-coor Te aOR Prop. | BOR, Prop. |retson, A.A. Soule and Geo. W. Hawxburst, | John '. Keeley of Missouri and Col, I. Trumbe | in whose employ the dispatch claimed the men aT A TEL. are actively at work. Dr. J. B. Hodgkin, Mrs. | of California. had been, stated that it had no record of such a | ~> Bite Rides mountaicn:. | Western Maryland RR. Dr. J. B. Gould, Mrs. M. M. Erwin and Mrs. E.| The fact came to light that the In| person. ' Arthur P. Cushing, the Mexican |. Thiselecant hotel haxhee’ atest entarsed since W. Watkins will participate in the program, | diana people have quietly engaged the largest | consul. said he put no faith in the statement ery terpenes rel ee and there will be addresses by Itev. A. J. Por- | parlor in the Galt House, and great curiosity ay it showed upon its face that it was | and upward “For selection ‘of rooms apply trot eat ter, S. V. Proudfit, M.E. Church, Mayor Hil- | has been aroused as to whether this is a signil- Gree RANK ATAU ST Hotel Renner Haltimore, lier and W. M. Ellison. “The committee on re-| cent move of the Harrison forces in connection soe Mas" After June 21 to BUVNA VISTA SPRING P- Md. S@-Mr. Kost will be at Wil> 10n consists of Messrs. W. ison, Dy with the rumor that the ex-President is to be at This Murderer Given More Time. ‘y Saturday during May and June 8, Luttrell, W. N. Nowlan, J. M. Newlon. J. | Louisville in perwon to taken hand in'the league | Warden Stout of Auburn, N. ¥.. yesterday 104 p.m. mdi?” | Howard Brunner and Thomas Hillier. Floor | convention and the organization of the repub- ied acta pantera lt hears ARG BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE; HOT AND committee-Messrs. W. N. Lynch, K. L. Kim- | lican national committee. received @ telegram from Supremo Court | [cold water; in the snburbs of Shepherdstown, W ball. W. N. Febrey, G. A. Brunner and Dr. J. 4. Gould. Musical and literary talent from the city will also be secured. | "Among those interested in the celebrated Tom Bean suit now pending in the courts of Texas, in which over $3,000,000 are involved, Gen. Ciarkson and party arrived last night June and republican political’ reorganization for 1896 will begin immediately. ‘The advance guard of the Ohio delegation embraces W. I. Squire and J. H. Adams, T. W. Wheeler, L. W. Morris and F. Campfield. Jastice Lambert of Dunkirk announcing that a stay of execution has been granted in the case of Jobn Fitzhum, the Buffalo murderer, who was to have been electrocuted this week. coe Addres- Mrs. Hf 1 Bi HARPER'S FERRY, Opeus May 15, 183. Terms moderate. PW DHEW, oa weecec: JREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LOCATED 07 are Miss Mary Murray and Miss Jane Murray, | Squire of Toledo isto be put in nomination bY | Frank Bush's well-known busiveee man, hae | Qufitntii bari. Wie Nida muaiaiey sat ds who live here. They are nieces of the father of | the Ohio people for president of the national | ,./rank Bus}. a well-known business man, bas / of Shenandoahriver, Harper's Ferry. West Va. oben | Tom Bean and the only two nearest of kin liv- | league. disappeared from Spring City, Pa., after forging 5 83 S0and 87 per week: chitidren half rates; 81’ sud 81050 ing on the maternal side. — the name of Francis Latschar, his father-in-law, | per day Send for circular, ‘The ladies of the Columbia Baptist Church | Names of the New American Line Steamers. | ¢5theextent of $10,000. Inaletter to his wife the | ¢"___ ee Aud Society held n successful ice cream festival | Some time ago Mr. R. E, M. Bain of tho | rorgor indicated that he would commit suicide, | T2® MOUNTAIN HOUSE, on the Eagle House lawn on Saturday night. American line inaugurated a movement among a Jand yesterday his overcoat was found on @ the business men of St. Louis to have the first | Delaware river wharf at Philadelphia. ‘The police of the new vessels of the American line built in | grappled for the body without success, and it is America named after their city. A letter from | believed that the coat was left as a blind. On top of the Allegheny mountains, main Hine Penn- sylvania railroad. All trains stop. OPENS JUNE 26. | Mr. M. E. Church, real estate agent, has sold | for Mr. A. M. Wilson four lots near Mr. E. C. | Hough’s to Rev. F. W. Tuckerman for $1,200. Rev. J. H. Jenkins, pastor of the Congrega- " fr = sg A deliehtfnl point to break the Journey between tional Church, has moved imto the Merrifield | Mr. Sain received here says that the American eae Tae Chie: id the east. Write for circulars ueeae: ine has decided to name the first of the two National League of Musicians, Boe a | The Sunday school of the vessels now bi Presbyterian ding at Cramp's shipyard in| The eighth annual convention of the ) ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN. N. 3. 4S Opens Jane 10. All modern conveniences, in- ional ppp D mA 4 Oa, ° yun’ yaad dann Cr “anna 38 209, }' unenn 3 Tn all its branches. UICK WORK. v RE. 2 ‘Moverate prices ** ¥ ANTON FISCHER, 208 Get rast 314 Pa eve ce. Goods called f Sut elivered. PIANOS AND ORGANS. TILLIAM c. Ss L., O23 e . W "Factory Piano Taner aid Reehae Ordrs mail. Lowest prices Advice given purchasers frpe ofcharse. TUNING AND | REPATRING_GEORGE Piano maker, tuner and repairer. 221, sw op rear; organs tuned and te- Paired. ap20-Im* | Absorutely: | | =e Te a te: ind Shae by the musical profession; const after t itistic deslans'antin ail kinds of Tare wood cones lished more than 30 years. apli-tr PFEIFFER & CONLIEF, 417 1th st.n.w. re MAN PIAN 45,000 BAEDMAN PIANOS GLADDEN THE homes of America. Has your home got one? ‘h has elected the follow Micers: Mr, | Philadelphia the St. Louis. The new vessel \sicia United § el passenger elevat sea, | Fer Hough, superintendent Me ME ALErwny, | will be the largest passenger steamer afloat | League of Musicians of the United States began Bouse.” Bpeciat tates for Stine, “Send ee ee ee Wa ponte matearey gtr | Giken she te coangloted. ta 1eee, yesterday at Detroit. Delegates from all over ne ROUT IB EN ahd varied, The Hardman Piano is the idea! artist's sot a eae gira it ss ed there. Y eee WSL, treasurer; Mr. Carl Rathbun, librarian; Me. | ees ee eee piano. METZEROTT’S MUSIC STORE. Geo. 'T. Mankin, secretary: Miss Clara Gulager, Hasexipe Dota Abckp Pie comenvins: mecungs CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY. | assistant secretary; Miss Clystie Heffaer, as- | Undertaker Kipp. who carries on his business | aud a reception to the delegates. Open Tune 1. mh28-tf 1110 F st. n.w. | sistant librarian. lin the village of Sing Sing, drove up to the ss = cont CE Mra. J. A. MYERS. |_ Mr. J.E. Febrey is quiteiil. Nev. R.M. Nourse | prison yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. He Russia and the Jewish Question. NITARIUM, a aan Pir aipany hye Gok iy a set ae F en, Marian. = a Sica died been placed on the | Precured the prison physician's certificate of Seen nn Suverninent proposes to convens n and Hywienic Institution; 400 feet 2 fon ke Washingion and Ohio railroad, but only aait | the cause of Harris’ death, and then drovo | Commission of Jewish rabbis in September | stis daring on. Mrcuchis Fenevated for fa 24 Bost tee ems to relieve the regular eve: train and | into the prison grounds, In his wagon was a | Rext to take the whole Jewish question into | cle movements, electricity. &e. | Heopens May i. For Paeaase thrcemreanens of tke wane public | highly polished oak casket, which was carried | Consideration and assist in bringing it to a set- | Particulars address uv. H. WRIGHT, M.D. ap25-Lm* ANOS generaily, as a midday train would. into ‘the death chamber, where the body of | tlement. v Eaton DARD OF MODERN Mr. K. L. Kimball is building a new barn. | Harris, dressed in a dark’ suit of prison-made | a ae 120 top, of the Allechantes, NOFACTURS: Mr. P. H. Christman has moved out from the | goods, reposed upon a table. The body was| _ Kelly, the Suspected Forger, Held, | homelike. ° Lane. airy rooms excellent table. @and | MUSICAL AND MECHANICAT, DEVELOPMENT city for the summer. | placed in the casket. The undertaker refused | Walter A. Reily, the forger, who was arrested | $10 ver week, References exchanged. "Telephone 2 conneetions, in Co lar and ———- CARLIN SPRINGS NOTES. | to disclose the plans of the disposition of the padres ye body. The silver plate upon the cover of the | | ire casket contained this inscription: | | | ichmond, Va., was arraigned before Judge ing in general sessions yesterday morning Foe RES fe as eee pean in New York on an indictment charging him | PURE NTT AO hon hate nate EN IC: | oma esy eee epee 0, aged twenty-three years, | with forgery. He pleaded not guilty und was | cirect IK. cnumunication with Ne | Cantry Spnixos, Va., May 8, seven month n itaye. Teainiiet i datualice ee lon ben O25, Middletown, Coun. Mr. N.S. Stockbridge and family baso re- | “"Me'wvuld tort weld kiown"—the Jury, | Femtuded of $3, L — . : ~ +e = rpHE MATHEWSON, turned from Washington and are settled in the New York Waiters’ Strike Ends. ‘Telephone Men Strike. Narragal ior, RAT. house on Walnat street. Dpens June Io. ‘Commands finest loeation: hot and cold sea water baths, cufsine unsurpassed ; san!- tary arrangements perfect, For circular and terins apply to 260 4th ave., New York city, until June L- 8. W. MATHEWSON, 1m ‘Proprictor, ‘The New York waiters’ strike in the large up- | town hotels has at last ended. One by one the | Ployed by the New York and New Jersey Tele- hotels have acceded to some of the demands of | phone Company in New Jersey, 150 in number, their employes, until now bat few houses are at | Went out or a strike yesterday morning. The 1 men, The waiters did not men demand aa increase in wages of 50 cents | per day, union hours, legal holidays to be paid for in fuil and no lost time for rainy weather or | strikers is attributed to | Other inconveniences, tie hotel men and Z arg Mr. Cobiashi, a Japanese student from Fair- | the ease with which places could be secured for| _ Alleged Official Frauds in Brookly: ry, preached here last Sunday. | the men in Chicago. 2 The first cae of the Brooklyn city officials | The Misses Ossire of Washington were the | It is said that preparations are now being charged with paying exorbitant bills in con- | guests of Miss Helen Stockbridge over Sunday | made to curry the agitation into the big restau- | ¢ sae S |" Mrs. G. Jones of Baltimore and her httle | rants. ote ue ee Ca : The brotherhood linemen and inspectors em- Mr. J. L. Schaafe bas broken ground for his | new house on Linden street. | Miss Lillie Van Antwerp, who hos been visit- ng her cousin, Mrs, Walter Jones, has _1e- turned to her home in New Brunswick, N. J. Ahop was given at Curtis Hall Saturday night by the O. L Ciub. Miss Edith Robinson of Washington was the guest of Miss Daisy Stockbridge over Sunday. ions asked for. but gained .gh of them to constitute a victory. of GRATEFUL—COMFORTING, Epps:s Cocoa. BREAKFAST, ““By a thoronzh knowledco of thenataral laws which govern the operationsof digestion aud nutrition and oy Scaretul appiication of the fine rovertiey of well: Selected Cocoa Mr. Evps has provided our breaktast elicately flavored beverage, which ie the tab es with . 6 nore : Ff ied pestentes sawube The au cf Janes | | son, Robbie, are visiting Mrs. Walter Jones. It was announced yesterday that the waiters Called yesterday morning. | Th Pe) cures icles of dist that m cor » _Improvetnent Amociation held a at Deimonico's woilld receive $30 a month in | H; Pigot vas first heard.” Thirty-three men in | nav bevrattaly aie tpt ‘stpone nou to, rae ng at Curtis Hall Monday night. the future. The waiters declare that this is the ein istevers tendiency to iseuse. “Iundedy of subtle |, the anaual meeting of Carlin Springs Co- | greatest victory vet achteved. Mr, Delmonico, SSS freee cet int Wome oa operative Association will be held May 30in| however, insisted that the men shall wear FOR DYs' TA | Curtis Hall. . futai shat by Keeping ourselves. well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.”—[*“Civil | clean-shaven faces - ‘ Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate. vice (is Sed | —_— Ttis raid that there is much dissatisfaction |p. oe cor wenn we si | *Sinde simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only | Cater Jwstice Brxomam has made a decree | among the waiters at the Waldorf Hotel, and | ,,D%,0,G, Ciller, Boston, Mu <. says: ° fhareured | in balf-ponud tins by Grocers, labeled thus: | of divorce in the case of Annie G. Layton agt. y * able | success in dyspepsia and in ail cases where there is JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists, Lon- derangement of the liver and kidneys.” naan. si | Louis H. Layton on the ground of desertion. dot. England je25-s.metuly. Secretary Leckel remarked that a strike may | occur there before long. | AND AIISTIC ARCHITECTURE a SECOND-HAND PIANOS. Including some of Our own inakes but used, PIANOS FoR RENT. EY WAL KNABE & 00.. ‘S17 Penna. ave. fell TINWA S’Oreaas tnd rent. ‘n20-tr CHASE, GATLER, BRIGGS PIANOS, ‘Wilcox & —- White D HOTELS. \ittaus wore, Pa. ave. and 14thst., ne22, Washington, D. C. EBBITT HoUsg, WASHINGTON. _NOTARIES PUBLIC. NOTARY | ways in office office hours. art AL So, iree Filinzs sad yl Forpar- 3. aw. Open 2 to = salar fe and an ME. RAPHAEL, CLATRVOYAN 1 Bel-ave. ‘bet Mand Naw. Sittincs, 9. ‘The ikh st. care pase Mats w. albaee OF LIF} he gives jacl hing you want done in char Oc, ¥ NM AN Memento with tote ates Gane ana ates; tells how to retain husband or lover. Consult her ot lov. with worthless charms. 10 F _mys-6 AY ea * Voyaht, ‘mesmerist’ and psychologist, hen: nolo: af business LEONGRE, wist and ra veuial » on all eubjects mediums. cures orhealth. She won't dupe you B.w., Room 10. YOULD-RENOWNED PHIRE- fe reader, rev o 310 K ST. sw s all events of DRO: advertising clairvoyant, astrologe this cits. Mt allevent day, 104, raat b: LAY Is soutli west DREAMER, jcltsh and Gea 1 OTTIE FOWLER, THE WELL 4 tres Advertises. sconfidential. Sundays ‘Ottice hours, 1 HE OLDEST ESTABLISHED nd mediumin hers have false. th mya tt™ NLY CPLPBEATED olowist in the. ix THE y ; also mass: UMS pan. Tndoraed in Flor ence Maryat's book in No Death. 1107 Fst. nw. toh iGsan' y ME. PERRIN, THE TRUEST DESTINY 2M reader of the age: infurmation given with w. __ WORL 4. Lio ® p. 2, We. and bet. Gih and 7th, Pand Qt, \ortus ran. MOTEL DELAWARE, COR. COTTAGE GROVE AVE. AND 64TH ST. cHhicaGo. “Only five minutes from WORLD'S FAIR.” ‘Recommended by the World's Columbian Exposition. First-class; European ; rates moderate. (THE Wortps Fame Now open. Superior dining room, Send for circular. _mys-co6t Visit Witt welt you a 10 day: WM. N. PELOUZE, Supt. ‘ORS? ALLIANCE Cc OF DE and territory, Notary and oc JOHN &. BEALL. ERY STATE + iseiones GOODRICH. LAWYER. 124 DEARBORN Chicago, Ill. ; 37 yearw’ experience; so- + mreet, special facilities in Givotger with laws ofall seater au yrees, eAnchoa ystsa ely and I mio Ds 8. —Carpets ‘made moth order. Othe OE st. mw. TEAM CAKPET CE ficaned tn the best manner. Of tree of charge, Mattressma 720 Pa ave. Works, 1708 EP REWMIER, Manager. | cry ‘evrinnd and Toledo. St. inuait Exvress, 1. 1p aa-QallS. Par netom to Harrisina ry eto St. Louie geitgomeinmari aod farrishare test Laie Western Es Seeger for Pittebtrg and. Cleve: Pullman Tintne Car Pristure to Chi thwestern F 7.40 pom. dally for Pitte- A |. Tndianarolin, is. Dining Cs 20Ters. 10.40 an. daily for Pittsbuns 4. with throagh Sleeper to Pittsbure "hieago. agttcopt vatarday,, 10. “ine Car Wash to Elmira. eee «Batiale. and, Nineare “Kienovo aad Stmten at 1 @ally, exertst Sanday. For Williamsport Baie aT TI Lehn kas yy W YORK wine Cars, with b ew York, 4,00 p.m. avs only. FOR PRILADELPHTA ONLY Past express, 7.59 ats. Work days, aud’ 3.45pm ‘ns dadige For Brooklyn. ‘N.'¥.. ail throngh trains connect Jersey City wiih fna's OF Brooks Amen aed ine direct teamctor <8, Ries ae im 443 datly” excent Sunday peapiegeaceat For Annapolis, 7.20, 9.00 and 11.50 a.m.and 420 daily except Sunday. Sundays, 200am, AND THE sorr. 35, 7 45, 8.40, 9.45, 10. 00. 3.22, 328. 4.25, 5. an (11.290 pom. On’ Ba > 9.4), 10.45ain., 100,243, 615, 19.05 p.an. nd the sont vlan £00 Limited). 420. 54 ont se eg 20am. sed i ‘Washington, 6.05, 7. . Ineton, 4 05, 4 sins 2.08, 298,'5 Oh. information at the office, northenst com and Fenny vania avenue, and at wre orders can be left for the checking baevace to dowt vation trom hotels and residences. 8. M. PREVOST, J. “Ge! R annette iat OEE eee, oz seetie ag 2. 48 ee ail. Daily. connects at Ly folk'and Western ralirond amd points south on Iichnond ana, Dap= ciltnan Sleeper New Fork amd nd Montwomers, uniting Greene: Slee er tor Ancust = sion and Ouse. ond for ally except Sumter * WASaINGTON Sours. eS VESTIBULED LIMITED, —4 2 Pathan Sleep: unan Sleeye'. Di ine. Parlor and Siceper throuch New York ana Wook ‘Orleans Montgomery and New York en and Aucusts Via Clumbia, lemphis via Birmingham. {LOO r-m.~—Dails for alt petnctpal potute sonth Bichigond and Davvilic ayntenn Pullman cieenses Sew York amt Wash neton’ to Hot Sprincy via Aale- ton TLROAD CO, (REUBES FOSTER, ineine pal ville Syst “ B80 te dy and 633 ax. from Hiersdow ni 0 veil sraita frou, foe south arrive Wart ” and 9.26 p.m. ; Mar nm a) Manacer. 4 cneral Avent Passenteer Dept Sg8 BALTIMORE & OFTO RAILROAD. Schedule tn effec’ November 12, 1 ‘Washington from station corner of et Jersey avenue and © etreat For Chicero and Norttiwest. Vertibates Limited Ra- press trains 113).a.m., 5 Lo /p.m, daily. For Giacinnati cae Ste tndiany mand 845 pin ‘For Lexington and Staunton, $10.49. m. For Winchester and way stations, #5. 30 p.m. For Luray, Natural Brits. Roanoke, Kooxeitle, Chattanooga’ an Memphis, 11.10 p.m. 13 me ‘x8 30, Bet Wonk 7,15 and 8.20 12.154 napoli, 7.15: a.m, : Sundars 808m. 431g a ee For Frederick, $11.30 "a.m.. $1.15, 14.30, 13.30 Hacerstown, $10.40.m. and $5.30 p. or Bow dant way points, $i 40 ge a st wai, “Rah, tI 40am : HOVAL SiGe Like Fol Sw SOmR AND Bilt. For Philede'rhin New Tork, Boston and t astiy, 800 20,00, Dinine Cae) a tn TE OS Re mM). Dining Car), (1130p. m., 10.00 k). “ Pane Siena oo : P Batter Pastor r Laas trains, Sip Fitttoan Ruttet Seen. > Boston without Sktensie bridge, landing passcncers in Bae, nat Heston and12.05 p.m. Sum City, 10.008.m. Sunday only. 45 0.1m. undsy. "Daily. xExrress trains Baceace called for and cliecked from hotele residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders Biker offen’ gs and ASSL (CHESAPEAKE AND OBTO RAILWAY. SCHFDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 30, Trains leave daily from Union Station (B. ‘Thronehsthe erandest scenery in Ai handasnest and noe’ complete Bold Train Series Went trom: Washinetom. Vpn. dail "-Chncinnatt and Sted" Schtd ‘Vestibuled, newly “equityed ete Hchted train.” Pulltoan's Onest sleeping sare Week, inet Dining car attached at Maye- rreuktant. Arrive inci ois 11-90 wia., St. Louls $3 yea Cae Indiay Nein cat tal Fates ‘mae Lexington “and Tontevtt eipeatt = . Ant y—The famons ““F. FV. ibule train with d-ning r Pinciunath. ee, arriving 10pm. L ym Ch jor all points pais dal'y—Cxpmew for Gordonii, Char: ihe." iichmond. Wasnesbors: btetastoa eee % . ton | Virguia points; dati, except Sunday, for nA ticke's at Company's offices, | Passenger Agent, OCEAN TRAVEL pROBSOK, a ‘sonwer and Tourist Avent.G15 15 to Larobe, Avia, Africa, australis Sand plans of steamers far THOR. COOK & ROX. mi tem to any pare at hee Se) Vin sums to sui: un Eugen Teele Our French, German: woe Feench aud Naerioan Tourists’ Light and Drese trunks are the. beat exclusive styles in Bags, Valises WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 20th, Lith and sts. iw. “CAMPANIA” AND sailings, prices, desorip- in and sterrare Dasnengere st Cd DUBOIS. Agemt. ow Gore To Exrorz ar letters. and calvies addressed care os STEAMSHIP. EXCHANGE, POR AMERICAN TRAVELERS, TAAPA\ They wil be nuubere Mz" LOWS own system, livers. Baseae rw arded apd banking facilities. Tw CODE, of LOWS PoChET ATTORN - x W. KERN AND EDWARD TL. GIES, Giiirnereatdaws Warder utidine, BO aOR Lewal busines of tory dewription transacted. Office hours: i (arsELt ARKINGTO