Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1894, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. LEGAL NOTIOES. FOR SALE ~—HOUSES. FOX, SALE—LOTS. SUMMER RESORTS. RAILROADS. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN en ——— — NP ees FoR SaLB—iF Yo NT_A NEW, TWO-STORY | FOR SALE_—Lors, OUTLOOK DOWN 18TH | FOR RENT OR SALE—AT ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.—| © HIGHMOND AND DANVILLE HAILROAD, MONBY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTaTE SECURITI— een oe ea ee ree ee | oe ne road; near of | Bargains i2 fuses and oot SAMUBL SPENCER, FW. HUIDEROPER AND | §1,000_91,000--925 500—$2, 000, oe fo G sf. ae, in ‘nice locality | three streets; in two years’ thne will be worth | building sites reasonable. G. ADAMS & BEN POSER, RECEIVERS. a ‘A Se Seas eek SSS) SUS a aa ae | ee Se ik eee 2: ek ae then look at 1310 Md. ave. me.; herdics pe | L., ‘Star office. ‘ ‘my3-3i° | THE ENGLESIDE, BEACH Ne NI, senger Station, Washi Sa Mor Dan iar ionmy 79 toa en enue eae hoe SS ee See = R SALE—PRICE, $1.60 PER bot sea water baths in| mediote stations and a “izaetbre wt ea SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—i1- ROOM | of lot 650x150 to Tune. Send for clrculaf. | the Norfolk. and Nostare meieeed. wastwanke my8- ; mi; ow. corner Sist and P ats. Be Bacon st., 14th st., weet side; to party ROBT. B. ENG! gd at Manassas for Strasburg, daily, except YOU W. if taken at once, $5,500. JAMES A. BA’ will join the owner in building two a Bt ° Holly, N.J., until Jur “ATE? wie AMS Re ah repens OWNER, $21_14th “| FoR RENT—FURNISHED COTTAGE AT MON- THE GREAT SOUTHERN F. MPT At ON. FOR SALB-TWO HANDSOME NEW HOUSES terey, Pn., Blue Ridge Mountains; ‘houre operates Pullman Buffet Si AMOUNT FROM near Comm. ave. and Dupont Circle, 13 and 10 TWO H. OF LAND from Baltimore; 1,400 feet elevation; sig bed York an Wasbingnon. over over ip et my2-8t DAVID D. and 806 F | st.n.w. myst GD. Li NX, 1308 F st. Dw. AND BRENTWOOD ROAD. Dale st fine horses and three’ carriages "will ‘be tating vac. Greeoabort, with Se Sieoper for Ansyste, | 73 LOAN FROM 000, 70, Seat, ‘TO TOAN Ag yg Beg eB ot re 2s Sores, with basdlome laten and’ god vegetable | York ‘init mers Sase ony made of gente. 2.0 We FERRER, a var ECKINGTON, : house tly only. a, Moatgomery ow m2 Spee paver agret Sacgain; 500. ‘Oise property ie offered at = price Tadrees, Sen Meese, COMENGE, tar mee. mele Papa Seat vee Slouny 0 0aN GH RECORD Tater ee FoR SALE—AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON ORE pa ais See ee ef ee Hoval and Stra gon ave. near 18th mW. new, 11 rooms, tile THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, comnnce ig SS — bath, electric appliances, “etc 2,500 aoe eee weet tee OI ere abyss a - 0 ome haa oe ae lusets, ete. $10,006 | FO! OR | SALB—CHEAPEST IN’ BROOK: | “Pena. B.R., 1 ee east of Bigtsburg. ‘Two on i ta ret gy ae legge tprer 4 ‘ait gusta, Savannah, pois tnd ‘Tampa, Also| 1806, 4 . rates Pullman 2 ew I ee 5,003 fitch eee Pa. ave. nw. at OPENS JUNE 25. vee "Atianta aud: Mon omy, New York to hen lumbia Heig! : bear 17th and Corcoran n.w. Price, $9,000; trust, $iS00. W. 8. MINNDX, removed to 1427 F o.6., 4 and 5. my3 For salLa—Bio REDUCTION ONLY "$7,000 FOR an 18-room slate-roof house and 3 improved Jota, near 40,000 ft.; 1 square from depot and trolley, Takoma Park; ‘on Maplo ares & from roll; takes but 80 tes on trolley to see brick sidewa fruit, reservoir: Bouse in good ¢ ; Sacrifice on cost; near an acte to sell of lots from. For sul Sade RESELDIYY, Yo, depot “and trolley means much Easy of or write OWNER, wi i - ow. my3-3t* iDaAL HOMES ON EASIEST OF EASY TERM: ‘Those brown-stone basement Dutf-b: = to 426 lst st. n.e.; convenient to Seentes benitog tei ambi, % ting guaran = For | SaLB—AT A oipeAGRIFICE ‘TO desirable. lot_ om PHOEBUS, VA.—CURRY COTTAGE; ONE MILE tents the, bes en : lars. WM. - DUNHAM, Supt. INIA, ALTITUDE, 3,100 FEET. is situated 10 miles from Oakland and =, M4., Sot genagye a hes pic — lountains; miles m tl a uresque po ee See fy Se BE Bakers “cease Bat Bat "Soe il and ball room; fine it fishing; bomuing atley: crue and E~--4 tenals grounds, and W for the exclusive use of guests, Our own el ot and driving borses at St bg hy ae meet all trains on B. and 0. phat Oakland Round trip tickets to Oakland, until fed 1, $8.25. For further in- 8 a WRIGHT, 1401 idth st. nw. _ap80-im from Old Point Comfort; water’ front; large drives. Pure air} Bi; large dining | §: trout teas: boating, tishing; modera f exeeliat table board.”'V. W. aeny _myl-co8w* ns. Va. Capon S rings and Baths, bie economl ‘offer Fel Hamps ire, Co., W. Va., Fo SE RNR MOE GgL| Hae BoD HiaNa SR | one be ten at eg fe, &e.5 2 perior, ‘aters. GROCER: menace eam cables ‘Pere eves | Fon SALRT WAVE_FOR ALE GR RARE| Seoced co game, Alnalone Lithie, Butta, gay tom REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1000 Fst. | Siem ee oy Se Bret-class. Splendid band for lawn and ball room. _mys-st & improved property. A. P. FARDON, 615 14th st. ne tae Pemenet secure ri. SALE, HENT PAYS 10 TER CENT NET. on ane THE NER OF 10TH AND aon RIGHMOND— eae Cnty $1,000 ach—2 ‘ice iltule brick moasee, | PD gta ees aais Yeek the elecris rare wih | ocean end Kentucky ave., Atlantic City. ¥ goutaining each '$ rooms: prettily papered; la-) pase this corner; owner ts anzious to sell, and _gteam beat; appointinents dretclasn, Spe trobe; range; cold water; yard; | will not refuse offer; also 2 good | cial rates. (felé-eoldw) 5 ao we Bel Sat oul ate eee and tote a @ ot. ne, meer Ten, cn i THE WAVERLY, + 1t__ DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. u.w. ‘apso-8t 1410 @ it. b8-co8m pay Sse ghee BRYANT. FOR SALE-HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?—BY FAR | FOR SALB—PIVE A |. FRON 500 FEET | op Fy VIRGINA AVE NEAR the finest houses ever offered for $5,000; well| on Tennally road, just north of Osk View, a ‘and ‘modern (of best cl 0a built and elegantly planned; handsome fronts: 2} and # number of the most ible tracts beach; new rn (of class); steam stories and coucrete cellars; large closets and| subdivision In that_velghberbood, heat; convenience; “the terms are rea- pistztes: all rooms beautifully papered; furnace ROUGH BROS. & CO., ustrated Booklet. mailed Tike mn appt t; good sized back yards; wide parking: ap3-sthkes,tudthtt 1508 Penn. ave. (fe10-4m) UGEic walk ou cog, of the neat papular wivtets—| BLOCK 12, KALORAMA HOTEL ie pF ne Ek Fe Deautitul lot; 10x80; $1.10 8 from electric cars. This is a well-built jeights; a 3 % . Atlantic City, N. J. will be concreted in a few months; foot. GOI ROUGH BROS., ave. ee sy " » ———— W. W. GREEN & CO. fox FoR. SALELOTS 108 ae ragli® SQUARE 133 a - i SALB_OOZY HOME, N.W. | SBOTION; T| (18th st. near per square foot. rooms, bath; nicely a: Deautiful cabinet TDSBOMOUGH BOS. "ECON ISO Pa. ‘ave: HADDON HALL, mantels; street coneretad 3 $100 or more cash, $25 _anesianemtnt Atlantic City, N. J. money: Hn. 2, Warder bidg., 9th and F aw. R SALEBY AUGUST DONATH. ou 7TH sr Directly om the beach. - i cae ene eae northeast, fronting on FOR SALE—A NICE HOME ON N.H. AVE. NORTH mR R.; $0,000 square feet, at Oe per 9p28-1m LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. of Washington Circle; @ rooms and bath; 18 feet | foot; no trouble about | eS S_ | SEE TOP Hous _fromt; $4,000. GEO. W. LINK = oe Fors 1, BEAUTIFUL BURDING TOP HOUSE a Pg oe oe BAS’ lots on R st. n.w.; street 7 terme aa MS bets ay nmtea:| ieied, uly svat #100 sack By OWAmR, | gNOy cope, Wr tte mule, ot, Washington x on , fireplaces, st. 2.W. apt . est gt See ee es 1m full view; Guest location for scene for sceneiy in town: AND FINISHED’ THROUGHOUT; RMIFICENT HOME. PRICE, $5,500; ONLY $300 BELT LINE EXTENSION ' WILL PASS re DOOR; FINEST PROPERTY NORTHEAST. 2 newly pape! Sanita: plumbing; house contains § rvome and bath: every convenience; lot 17x feet to public alley. To immediate purchaser, $6.500. THOMAS J. FISH- _ER & ©0., 1324 F si 3 myl-6t For” SALE—FOCE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, #10 once the residenes of FRANCIS SCOTT 16 rooms: 1; lot 54x180. Apply to Owner, ELIZABETH MOORE, 64 Pa aves bw. mpy1-3t* 1 a Eagan -#12,004 room house in fckingten, corner’ property, well- bolle, cost $12,000.06... $7,800 poset FOR SALE—HOUSE ON 19TH ST. N.E.; NEW & 5. room frame: 2 stories: eat at. ‘care sod, gm herdie lines; convenient and cozy house; $100 cash, and $15 monthly, or $20, facinating interest; will make a nice Dome and’ save pay- fag rent; office open to § p. ANK L. HANCOCK & CO., _apaS-tt Cor. 18th and G sts. n. FoR sale brick bor 6 roo ement cellar; fine tion; near cars: $4200; $100 cash, and # mouthiy; tats bouse will cost Ft & month, including interest and. taxes ody. FR Ln HAN Sex On. _Sp%-tt oe and For SALE—A NEW 7-KOOM ERICK = @ st. N. Fone tt: bamdsome finieh; only $4,000; $100 cash, bala: STU: CES. ‘e o Moore, 606 F st. nw. are SALE-SEVERAL HANDSOME mia DWELL- "es within three squares Prices from $19,500 t0 Circle, a $10.54 one 183. to 140.) RUTHERPORD, 107° ot _Bpes-6re FoR SALE—i1AN aaa brick dwelling, 1815 rooms and bath room: farther price RD, 1307 F st, For Sane i Two “PREDTY ~ QUEEN a good lots: LARGE NEW DOUBLE HOUSE; 6 rooms; oak Natit ee Goce; oe; oil_maodern improvements. | Price, $5,500, Groom house; $4,500; cs ro 5. Apply toowner, J. H. ANT, we Tse Bet aw. FoR SALE_PIVE GS) ELEGANT NEW Ly just completed: “marble fronts lors bar! ished in white and gold: dining rooms and balls J, anthice nk; Dath rooms tiled and Atted with latest plumbing fixtures; decorated It you want a bome, or’ an tavestment, these houses. Apply to Owner, J. F. Tee: ith and H st. Dab Yor SALe OR LEA LARGE AND ELEGANT new house on the ‘Tenmallytown road at its in- tersection with Massachusetts avenue Conga bandsomely and completely finished, from garre to Dasement; span dla (30,000 eet: Deautiful views: price, $60,000; would lease 0 acceptable tenant. GOLDSBOROUGH BOS. & Co... ap2-3t&s.tudtht? Penn. ave. FOR SALE. Of : DERSE—coNODIOCS SUBUR- ban res Woodley lane and Tennally- town 4 henieme lawn (160x200 feet) and excelent stanie. LDSBOROUGH BROS. & Co. apS-3t&s, rosin? cash, and balance $30 thi. ope ty 8 pm FRANE E) BANCOGR & v5 bone ——s ™ 2 Bast 5 FERS; key at ek at. in, tage owes ieee rT aes aN ESTATE-THREE & ite Franklin Pari? 144 ft.; stables on D. M. OGDEN, Executor, 7. PIANOS AND ORGANS. $145 for a $400 Piano. Terms $10 down, $5 per mo. An Excellent “Bacon & Raven" T-oc- price if new. It's as good as Only $145, payable $10 down month. Free Trip To Europe. BALLOT. MAY 3, 1804 Bradbury Piano Co., 1225 Pa. Ave. it Buy A Piano As ould Consider its ad- Ae Joa would bay ©, house, tte ode \T IN EVERY PAReicuLaR; “SING- ing quality remarkable: “solidity ‘of construe- URnAKACER Esa at'inte G'st nw. G. H. KUHN, est. fe24-3m A. most 3 ine dorsed musi Sfter ‘the’ must artistic ‘and in all kinds of rare wood cases. Estab! more than 60 years. , CONI apl7-tr 417 11th st. ANABE)E Grand, Upright PIANOS. ssa square, PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, Including some of our own make, but slightly used. Tuning by experienced workmen. WM. EXABE & CO., 817 Penna. ave, PROFESSIONAL. PROF. CLAY, OLDEST ESTABLISHED, ONLY RE Sa Poe ee ft jum (0,897, interprets dreams, reveals bidden mysteries, speedy marriages, mee separeten "together. Points out enemies from friends, gives success in —— yi ge troubles, evil influences. Consult sre in doubt. “bonvinces ken ‘xeptical; ‘never fatled. Satistaction ial. Tours, B to os Open Sunday. 50 cents. St., bet. 4% and 6th s. gi those you have or will marry. — truthfully and accurately ML and be con- inced. g Stake: Hon 9 to 9, ex- cept ‘Thursdays and Sundays: apii-time” MME, FRANCIS, CARD D READER AND TRANCE medium.—Life to grave, Tarde Se fi 10 to a hee EB Ean, .. sitting, 50c. suaeres PROF. JOHNSOS GREATEST MIND a Judges of Chicago; fells all the events org hy fat Ufe; compels lore: brings back fed; causes separate great herb doctor of Chicago. jours, from ‘Lo, to il p.m. Ke = one to 9 p.m. Price, Now at 1222 7 ‘ap80-1w* ALCOHOL AND “Caan ‘VAPOR BaTHs, tie treatment and scient ADDIE SULLIVAN, 606 13th st. nw Cosipeteat tent operators. CABINET, VAPOR, SULPHUR AND = SALT Pathe, with magnetic and electric treatweats, Dr, SARA WAYCOTT, 503% 13th st. nw. apiz-6t* ot in at this time € orders all the time men (all ex- Perlenced furniture handlers), but still have | —, Give us yours | ‘We'll assure you w. 8. MOSES & SONS, UTH AND F STS. N.W. What We Can Do for Vex. CLEAN and moth-proof your carpets. PACK your china, Urie-a-brae fem anywhere tn the world. your id goods in fire-proof rooms. PROTECT your valuables in burglar-proof vaults. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., 4140 15TH STREET. =i THE ONLY CELEBRATED EN- — in the city.—Tells Nase a.m. to.9 p.m; 14th ot. Bow. MB. DRE glish ai Si events of life, Sands; pda7. 10 a.m. to ye pm. ine HOSFORD MEDICATED ELECTRIO VAPOR bath, for fueumation and all nervous, troubles: also lal treatment for catarrh and Facial steaming. Massage. 018 H st.n.w. Fes a: ore oie fi eda. spee-ame a Ppa THE M Gy ap al GROVE HOTEL WILL BE opened by Miss Crane of Baltimore, who is thor- ai gusty tiperienced ‘and competent, on May 15, attendance will be first-class and Hotel newly furnished and com mend Inquire Room 2, 984 F st.n.w. the entire Sy CY 1 A eet “Gi “facing thi @ ocean; capac 165; hav- a and ‘refurniahed, will a to $14 per week. JAS. 8. Stooxt iGTON, a, AND ST, eee THE ECKIN ‘ated in the caaber_of acres; its elevation, , artesian well water sie or electric cars) to the city, Most desirable places, tn, of ton to spend the summer. It has been newly lied with telephone ah electric aan cones ern_improvements. and ‘all other’ mod- A 4-1m* HOTEL TAKOMA, NORTH TAKOMA PARK. D. ©. Now open. Largest and most elegant sb- urban hotel in the District. Supplied with the famous Takoma water. Terms reasonable. apzi-imo® BURTON, MULANEY & WAPLES._ For Chicago ai hres, erttbtea Limited | TC inna He a Yeribated Limitca, *8:30°p.m. express, iior40, night, 71: $10 to $18 pe rates ‘or Fittsburg and Cleveland, express daily 11:30 GW, Ree for NeROO ctor, [Si nd 8:40 p.m pi 3 a et For Lexington and Staunton, 11:80 a.m. Wasningtoa ‘trate solicited fate oe Winchontor" nna Way Btatlons, 8:30, p.m. <G8 for Luray, Natural lage, CARROLL SPRINGS SAXTTARIUA, Chatiauoora; Memphis and New omen preg thie institution; 400 feet abor LaF prom 5 eg = eahingtone For fnvallds and those desiring | FOr Luray, 3.30 p.m. dally. quiet. No meatal cases received. | Foe ogy as shinneey, nab, oh Batnet muscle movementn: electieity, ‘her He: | 27:16 (8:00, 6 ee a Bm May 1.Por particulars addrées G.—H. Eee ap0-1mo CHAS, EVANS. THE BRIGHTON, | OXE yBLock FROM TH. deach, Asbury Park, N Mrs. HAMILTON uN. ATLANTIO CITY, N. Fence THE Bian FRONT. iMlustrated booklet mailed on applica- tion. HOT SEA WATER BATHS. ELEVATOR, &c. E. ROBERTS & SONS. HOTEL ATGLEN. Atlantic City, N.J. bce ooel Cas near beach. to $10 per week J. Shas HOTEL KENDERTON, Ocean end Tennessee ave., ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. SPECIAL RATES. mhl¢-8m Mrs. J. F. NEALL of Tioga. WELLINGTON, ALTANTIO CITY, N. J. ae tM. A. a. BM ELBERON.—ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., TENN. “an Pacific aves.; tefurnisbed, with ali” egos Opens March 11. M.°J. ECKERT. Se of the forms and now at moe rs 33t Washington, D. THE InvVINGTON, ae CITY, N. 7 OPEN FEBRUARY 10, 1894. On the beach, ae and cheerful. Elevator: a en ee CAMBER & HOOPES._ ony AEN UR, OPEN. MILNOR, ee REMAINS OPEN THROUGHOUT ‘tne YEAR. Situated directly on the beach. Every conve- be nov including hot and cold sea water baths and | 6: jevat fe2-6m J. D. SOUTHWICK, Manager. THE ELKTON, es spntatinn “6 ae Kentucky ave. near beach. team heat; appointments is aoe Swi fe1-6m eT R. W. Barker, FUNERAL DIRECTOR Gia Teh, st. 1867 blished The fret undertaker t@ in Wi Graduate of the Hag oes SUIT THE TIMES, Telephone call 997. mh23m “WLR. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 040 F Street Northweat. Everything strictly first-class and on the most reasonable terms, a jaitr AUGUSTUS BURGDO! FURNISHING UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, 13384 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. a FOR SALE—LOTS. aw. 1867. coatinn: the, art of nati School ‘of Sabaiming, class. TIMES ARE HARD THAT J8 NO, REASON = t sare a dollar. Remember, $1 a = WOOD, HARMON & CO., 525 18th st. nw. “SUBURBAN PROPERTY. MME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF life. All business confidential. Ladies and gentle- b. Hours, 9 a.m.; to 605 | New York ave. nw. sear Oth ai.” Rebbme ATTORNEYS. HUNTER & CASON, Consulta ti sn foee. ‘ion jal0-tr Typographical Temple: 425 G st. nw. CAMPBELL CARRINGTO: Attorney-at-Law, Webster Law building, 505 D’ st. ingtoa, D.C. Residence. 933 K st. n.. aw., Wasb- w. cv} é ee nee ORURRAN FRGEREET UNG TOU hae" rush oa opening du 7 ap2T-tt + Saturday, Stay 5, BARUON abo. baS 13th 7 aw ville via Salisbu: imingham, Fresh TRAINS ONY WASHING Aly. for own, aod Gey phy" excent as nily. for a p.m. day, ‘for Herndon and intermediate ‘station. Re- turoing, arrive Washington mm Round Hills and 6:58 s.00 cept, ‘suoday, from Herndon onl ington 7: an br sas Division 8:40 a. 40 a.m. dally trou eee Tickets, Sleeping Car reservations and informa- {lon furnished at offices, 811 and 1800 Penosylya- nia avenue, a yr Station, Pennsylva- nla, Railroad, ington. ston, BG. a W.-H. GREEN, Gen, isa, STORE, Gon, Pam. Ast, bs oe ee ee Dept. NSYLVANIA RAILROAD. STATION Gl CORNER OF 6TH AND B STREETS, Effect pean Ag 11:05 A.M. PENNSYLV. i. Bia oH og ‘and State Room, A. eep Observation Cars a a EY Cincianatt, Indianapolis Parlor Car to Harrisbui 1:05 FAST LINE'—For Pittsburg, Parlor Cars = Pitts. * Poman See Ste arrsbuy oan alte Bleep: hae — lor Car to wy Giecinnatin ant 7:10 P.M. S EXPRESS —Pollmen 81 be Gans, €0 Chica ap ena We Bate to x 7:10 P. —Pullmaa EXPRESS. Sleeping Car cae to x Louis and Sleeping and Dining ‘Cincinnati. 10:40, PM i padatio EXPRESS.—Pullman Sieep- ADE Caz to Pittsbu ‘ae * Babys mond only, 10:57 A.M. week da: ‘Accommodation for Guaatica, 1: w 4:25 P.M. 2 P.M. Ticket oftces, northeast corner of 18th Pennsylvania avenue and at station, 6 streota, where orders can be left for the e! ‘JR. WOOD, PREVOST, General Agent. “General Manager. mntd BALTIMORE AND OWI RAILROAD. L9 IN EFFECT FEB. 18, 1604. Leave acetate from station — of New Jersy avenue and 0 a — 0 a.m, 22:18 and 4:28 m. Sundays, For ‘Fredericx, Tso ae Ps, 14:90, 18:80 For Hagerstown, 111:80 a.m. 15: and 1 jor Bord and way pol ports *7:05 p.m. oy Galtherst int Tes, a8) Less" eb:aay fs p.m. ‘ashington Jurction S2t ray, points, 10:00 topping at prin- Ene om, 115 pm. Eo rains 6 80, E fOvAE BLUE ot ‘E FOR, YORK AND PHIL- For Philadelphia, |S Boston and the Ca yr Oe E als ar on, 6 %:00 Dining on 2: ir) 2:90 pm. sleeping Cat, open at 30:06 Suttet Parlor Cars om all For Atlantis City, 0:00 am. "snd 12:00 noom, Sundeys 12:00 nooa. Except Sunday. Ba ed 1a and Heuot ofces, G10 und 1351 Pa. aven and'at Depott offices, . ave, and a Reb. CAMPBELL, Clias. 6. SCULL, 20 Manager. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Schedule tn effect April 25, 3 Trains leave daily from lon eng @. and P.), 6th the oe with ‘Through the scenery in America ‘idsomest ‘aad ‘most complete solid train aerr- AILY"Cincinnatl and St,” Loute olla Vestibuied, pewly Rauinped, Elec- ric-lighted, Steam-heated Train. Puliman's finest Sesplng ‘are Washington to Cincianat nett, Todiana Louis without change, car Ww ington ‘artives Cincinnati 735, am: 11:80 a.m., and Chicago, 6: m. DaILy— famous v. Lim. ited. wd 9 aoitd weriuteds train with tink vos | Pullman a for Cincinaatt, Lexi Cane ile, without ~ aie mpg i fncinnatl, E xinj 210) 3 lle, 9:50 rs cago 730 aca, in. connects 1 alow depot AILY—Fer Old Foint Comfort and for. all potas? 01 nt 10:57 ate D: “PY press for Waynesboro’, Staunton and_prinet pal Virginia points; dally, except Sunday, for’ Rick. Puliman locations and tickets at company's of- Aces, 818 and 1421 Penneylvania. atenn W. FULLER, 220 General Pamseagee hense, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. NEW PALACE STRAMER HARRY RANDALL Leaves iver View wharf, 7th -street, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. Landing at all wharves as far down 9 Maddox creek. Returning on Mondays, Wedn-sdays and Fridays, 8 p.m. Pas: Senger accommodations first-class. Freight recelved until hour of sai ‘elephone 1 F. A. REED & ‘% Cb, ont 6 ietaenv ‘TER, _felo-tt STEAMER MATTANO Mattox Creek and intermediate landii From ‘2th street. whart eve ‘DAY, TUES: senge: SS. ar @. L. SHER! O., asia & ith st. fer: Steamer Wakefield on ante WEDNES- Days and SATURDAYS at 7 a.m., for N WaseINGTON TiuaNBOR T From Leonardtown and St. ‘Clement's bay and in- Poe or Tas Returning TUESD, THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. oe oy Beheaule.) 430-tt © gen Manager. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT OO. AIL ETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. ©., pe ae Bt MONROE and be ;ORFOLK, VA. ‘The new and powerful Iron Palace ‘Steamers. iGTON AND NORFOLK—SOUTH BOUND. ee Washington daily ra Monroe at 6:30 . Wharf, arrive at Fortress win. “next day. “Arrive at ‘Norfolk at 7:30" acare points where railroad connections are made for all enuth and southwest. NORTH ROUND. Leave Norfolk, dally at 6:10 p.m. Leave Fortress aed at 7:10 ‘at Washington at Tick on he at "513, 619, 1351 and 1421 Penn- sylvania eve. and 610 15th st. aw. a for tickets via new line. Telephone, 750. INO, CALLAHAN, api4te Gen. Supt. STEAM CARPET CLEANING AQBIONIATED | STEAM ‘CLEANING Works.—Carpets cleaned in the beat | mauner, Carpets: made free of charge. Mat- Office, 1720 ave. Works Toe" and imo ‘2 B na, Telephone, MONI LOAN ON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA MOSPL TY, Wome on aay orm fom olay where security 1s, satis 000 80 = of this order, eee Bes pe the court: - W. 8. COX, Justice. A true copy—Test: my8-lawSt i THES i 538 ae a Loan on Beal state yeah CHAS. W. HANDY, ap27-1m 610" 18th at. Bw. MONEY TO LOAN M8 FROM $1,900 UPWARD al LOWEST "RATE OF INTEREST ON @EAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, ap25-tf MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- terest om approved real estate security. ap2s-tt H. L. RUST, 62% 14th st. nw. TO LOAN—AT FIVE @) PER CENT— ee sak calaat Gen Soe saat quate \CKER, FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &c., ‘Without removal from your possession. Low rates; easy terms; no publicity; leans made the day you apply for them. Please call on GAPITAL LOAN GUARANTER CO., apis-tr 602 F st. nw., main Goor. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, FROM By property. tk BHOORR, “tie "5 Ey 7 Bs wits H. T. LEIPOLD, 18th MONEY TO LOAN--ON REAL ——— OR OTHER security; lowest rates; amounts and time to suit. Apply St once (0 2 4. PHILLIPS & SON, api4im 1422 New York ave. SS Se ee Papers aad Security $F Sixt GADSBY, PRS Eg ere appliances sh Sa Sa Cal contort will Se yee ee ee —— 2e.; with gas or local application, S0c.; oe Sllings, e.; = ie up; very best Set teeth, $7. and ‘work @ specialty. Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. iOoDs ber column. EVAxS DE DENTAL PARLORS, 1217 PA. AVE. fe? FKEE DENTAL INFIRMARY.—TEETH FILLED and artificial teeth inserted without ex- cost of material, at 1325 H st. nw., Gen- Columbian Unt: from Spm Selly, cage Baege ae to mm. a a fraction Hetrmary ces trom October 323 Tone 80. ed8-tr v. PYLEGING TAILORING ASSOCIATION, 1821 G — FB at the jon's new Room, on FRIDAY, 9 to 12. Bargains in Suit- ings — Vestings. bid FINE WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP IN Isces and ace, curiae style; a and satin dresses, ity; prices rea: apl2-tt Cor, 18th and F sts. nw. sonable. VIBOUD'S, ‘successor to MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EST ‘ESTATE IN OR OUT| Mme. =, Yalment, ‘ad sta stand, 713 11th st. nw. of the District ‘made moatbly tn mod- op8-2m erate amounts — scpeneer PLAITING | (FRENCH PROCESS: number of the | "skirts, 25c.: narrow roffies. 1 WASHING’ NATIONAL BUI a AXD | only plaiting tim LOAN ATION, Onlo National Bank wig. | ing: ating <qiuetnt io eames ise for. lath and G aw, apl?-1mo * MONEY IN HAND = LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL | WALL PAPER WINDOW SHADES, ALL estate in sums to sult. ee nyt gy FF a PER CENT AT short notice. , $1,000, ae, ate per cent WM. ti, BAUM & 00., 1407 HOTELS. F st. nw. mbSe-et MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP. bp tg gS ATES 1H ts. mw, Boome erty; installment ini and, principal a aw repayable monthly: lowest rates: Bo delay: also po ghee wd - 213, ity P. 0. é aos ap5-1m* Aes, MONEY TO LOAN, AT LOWEST RATES OF IN-| WILLARD'S HOTEL, La “CLA g BATCHELDER, Pa. ave. and 14th st. mhi7-tf Oth and Gets. nw. | se22 Washingtoa, D. 0. MONEY TO LOAN A Tower RATES OF IN. terest on approved real estate sect mbs pinmmmivas Fr WASHINGTON. D. @ MONEY TO IOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at erest. Large amounts Sepecuity. NOTARIES PUBLIC. 21 TYLER & RUTH 1307 F st. nw. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB. WEERLY PAYMENTS. By i is. EVANS vatnce Tiactsnent) Eee oe OT EYER FIND YOURSELF IN’ NEED Somre ta flies Ner-tte WB HAVE THB PACIIIES ‘TO ACCOMMO- COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATR Sa san commons in 100, cc) JOHN B Pet. aw. a26-tt St._N.w. WASHINGTON MOBTGADR LOAN’ ©0., ¥. M. C. A. SECRETARIES. st. nw. ‘wit shy lal want, large or| Opening of the Twenty-Fourth An- small, on fornita wagons, &c., Without removal oe "pane. nual Conference. Any us The twenty-fourth annual conference of 7 Toans. Ean, be paid roc nai at air the Association of General Secretaries of Proportion paid. It will be to your advantage to see us before loan. — ee WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN 00, F ST. N.W. mas AGATE OX SH court AS 1 Lt 8, nsurance policies in old live companies, warchouse, and Storage receipts, bonds, &c. YERKES & BAKER, 17 Sun but! a18-tr MONEY TO TAN ‘UN IMPROVED Including 1201 Pa. ave. aoe oR First. class security at lowest rates of interest; no de- Jay (where the security. ts. rood. apie Q. 0. GREEN, 308 7th st. n.w. MONEY TO LOAN AT 8 AND 6 PER CENT ON approved District real estate: no delays. M. M. PARKER, 1418 F at, mho OCEAN TRAVEL CUNARD, LINE_IST Cl. $90 TO $178: 2D CL, $35 to $45; steerage: $35, “bedding free: plans of oe ‘engaged, ©. Ee DuBGIS Agent Gare ae: Netherlands line From Ne Kock, to Rotterdam via Boulogne our Mer (@% from London or Paris). 5 A. W. ROBSON, 815 15th st. aw. mb 15-th,s,to6m Guion on Steamship ( Co. um Limited. Pater AND sD NEAvERPooL Alaska, May eet 1 a.m. pay pi 8,10 a.m. Arizona, June “Gai, 0, a, according ie Beddi yt requisites furtiied free, roe = ERS, Agents, New Yo York, or GEO. W. MOSS, 921 Pa. ave. a.w.. or AW. NRioBSON, 615 15th st. o.' D. oO. COOK’S SUMMER 1OURS— mir omesd” Dian a a irtcontors, First dopurtare by ri art centers. are Teutonic, May 2. Other dates, y 26, June 2, 18, 14, 23, 27 and 80, California, Yellowstone Park, &c., 62 @ays’ tour, will leave May 12. Vacation all railroad and ‘acat fetze evver where te coygergiemee eraue we HOBSON. ‘Agvet Thos. Cook: & Soa, tour. mbl0-tf MEDICAL. &c. ee ee ee ONE OR TWO BOT- tles of the Red Cross Constitutional Medicine will cure the most aggravated case of asthma. ‘This medicine removes the cause entirely. No inhaling the burned weeds. Write RED CROSS TIONAL MQ ICINE CO., 1082 Main st., Kansas _Gity, Mo. apl0-eolm® CONSTITU- the Young Men’s Christian Association of North America convered at Cedar Rapids, Towa, last evening, with 175 present, with an assurance of 300 today. The meeting was calied to order by Wm. McCulloch of Toronto, secretary of the ex- ecutive committee, assisted by John B. Mott, international secretary. After com- mittees had been appointed the doors were closed, and what was announced as “quiet hour” was conducted by C. E. Hurlburt, =< secretary of Pennsylvania. Mr. Taggert of the international commit- tee later held a conference with the state and provincial secretaries to consider ways and means of more thorough co-operation between the international ‘committee and various state committees. ———-+e+______ ARRESTS OF OYSTER DREDGERS. Meeting of the Maryl: ‘Virginia Commission to Investigate It. The oyster commission appointed by the governors of Maryland and Virginia to in- vestigate the capture of Maryland oyster- men while dredging, it is claimed, in Vir- ginfa waters, met at the Hygeia Hotel at Fort Monroe yesterday afternoon. The members of the Maryland committee are Senator Hayes, chairman; Senator Waters and Delegates Carter, Legg and Wilkin- son. The Virginia committee is composed of Delegates Cardwell and Boykin and Sena- tor Stubbs, with J. Bell Bigger, clerk of the Virginia house of delegates, acting in the same capacity for the committee. This is the second meeting of the commission, the first having been held in Maryland a short time ago, At the meeting yesterday afternoon only one witness was examined. He testified to the fact that the Sg arrested had been caught dredging in Virginia waters. It is claimed by the Marylanders that, even if these charges were true, the dredgers were not arrested in Virginia waters, and that the charges of illegal dredging cannot be substantiated. After holding a short ses- sion the committee adjourned for dinner. When they had dined it was determined to adjourn until this morning at 9 o'clock. A large number of witnesses are to be exam- ined, and it is likely that some of the most important bearings on the vexed question will be brought out at this meeting. Capt. ning eo of the Chesapeake, which captured the dredgers, will be examined today. stat sones Natiopal League of Musicians, The second day's proceedings of the Na- tlonal League of Musicians at Baltimore was characterized by the dispatch of a large amount of routine business in the settle- ment of disputes between various local and individual members. The question of affiliation with the Federation of Labor was the sul of several resolutions and ex- tended discussion, but no decision was reached. Delegate Bremer of New York offered a resolution petitioning President Gompers of the Federation of Labor and Master Workma: treats all of No cure, mo pay. n Sovereign of the Knights iy, Giiablished | sdvertising 4 jm this 'of Labor not to grant charters to or support Shee 7 teeta im any way organizations of musicians not a identified with the National League. DR. BROTHERS THE MOST LE AND eat-established specialist in thie city, with wt experience: 45 t 906 B st. sw. Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Goobultation free ani strictly conigential: fim? | is vitalising in ite eect oo the oervous system, ‘tt TWO STALLIONS IN BATTLE “| Both High-Bred Racers and the Scene @ Charge After Charge by Onctus om Ramapo With Whirlwind Force —Both Animals Badly Hurt. From the New York Sun. A battle was fought on Sunday at del Farm, N. J., between two bloo@ed Ex they were both able to stand up and I could hardly believe have given $30 when the chances of either again.” ‘The aie and tired out by the ride around the course, had fallen off almost from sheer exhaustion, Seeing Cactus start forward he shouted te Reed: “Look out, George, he's after you,” and as Reed turned he saw the horse's head at his side. Cactus, without a sound of warning, seized Ramapo by the mane, and sipping caught and The is red for his fs i ttle Esste rf is Twisting around he the chestnut, but the letter was to the necessity of active deft fastening his teeth in Cactus’ t ice Hi Heine plain’ stand, 100 yards away. It seemed impossi- ble to them that either horse should ever get to his feet again. Again the smaller ee ee and again the assailant whirled over seemed impossible that any oa stand those terrible somersaults, bay seemed made of rubber. On instantly turned upon the other, teeth inte his body. now, and bit and kicked ye effort to escape. risen same time, and the duel dl a fight. The horses were near Both were covered with foam in which red streaks could be heavy gon could we and the vicious snapping o! they bit at each othe. Mr. Gideon about given up both animals for lost : i wit ff At H i bei fi track. At that moment Mr. Hyland, seeing that both the horses were able to run, showing | that no limbs, at least, were broken, de- cided to take a desperate chance and try to get them apart. He started teward horses on a run, and Mr. Gideon added a good trainer to his Met of Before Hyland had reached the Cactus had once more reached the chestnut, © ee ee a ee had pulk ed him down, going over him in somersault. Thus opened the hardest, and, as it proved, the last round of the Rolling over again, the bay landed his hoofs on Ramapo's shoulder, and piece taken out of his own shoulder latter's teeth. Hiecel Many Body Blows. Then followed a furious interchange blows, landing mostly on the riba. rose on their haunches, and came together. Ramapo was than he had been, and the this time. Instantly he was doar eben oe eee Buc @enly the bay around, half |; ashe was, and creck ont with yt ae One of them landed Se hs siaasiee esc Gideon stood it sounded hollow and rever- berant, like the blow of a heavy club on & hogshead. “My Lord,” groaned the horse's “that finishes him sure. No animal “But it didn't. Ramapo jut it didn't. got to his feet once more. So did Cactus; but before could come together again there was a party in the fight. The trainer had this opportunity to come in between the stallions. Mr. Hyland is a thick-set rather short, agile and powerful, and plenty of coolness and courage. All this @ man needs who goes between two stallions, and if he comes out BA add to his other attributes that of being born lucky. Hyland threw his arms Ramapo’s neck and was fA from his feet. He hung on, and when he touched ground again the bay's teeth were at his shoulder, and the bay's cyes, shot and strained with fury, were into his. Just what happened Mr. can’t tell clearly. He tninks that he made He appears to have @ pass at the stallion, and arrived at the right moment, for when ae sii to one side. drew the chestnut away the other drooped his head and made no attempt to follow. All the fight had suddenly gone oug of him. i ————ee ONE DEAD au» THREE HURT. Terrible Explosion in a Philadelphia Electrical Works, A six-inch steam pipe in the plant of the Southern Electric Company, Broad street and Washington avenue, Philadelphia, ex~ ‘The dead: Larry Martin, thirty-two years old, night engineer, scalded and suffocated by steam; leaves a wife and child. The injured: John Tuohy, twenty-five years old, a night lineman, fatally scalded about neck and body. John Fife, forty-five years old, a fireman, we Gs scalded. H. Bowen, forty-five years of age, as- sistant general manager, scalded about the arms, The pipe was about ten feet in Jength an@ connected a manifold box in which the steam from five large boilers was accumu-~ lated, with the five-hundred-horse-power en- gine running the dynamos. The pipe was seen to tremble for half an hour before it broke. Martin climbed up and was trying to fix it when the explosion occurred. fell with the a and —— his supplied the southern section with electric lights, and that town was left in darkness, cause of the explosion has not plained, 3 lament imbued with t anarchism and against either party, tories as a return for efits received at the #8 Age Feit i