Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1894, Page 11

___ FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—LOTS. POR 34LE— Have you $2,500 to invest? I can ie bare 5 per ceat det anmusliyy Cal Rod see ‘W. 8. MINNIX, me. kis peer ae ‘1aaT Fs. BW, For SALE —CHEAP—i MODEL. HOME; pear P u.w.; 10 rooms, bath, @.m.i.; lot larg: Joems, luge closets a + $9,000. JASiES BAtNE Room see Je18-3t For sate— DAVID D. 3TUNB, 204 and 806 F at. ow §0R SALE-OxB HUNDRED DOLLARS CasH. balance monthly, will buy a new 9room house, with cellar; price, $4,700; Sete 95,2005 om 5th st. De; ualf square from cars herdics. it Davi 2 D. STONE, 506 and 503 Foot. nw. noe SaLE—NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. . $4,000; & nee 2story and basement day- window brick; 2 squares. from ion fhe; horthwest. DAVID h. STONE, it 804 and 806 F st. nv. Fon SALE—Akw YOU LOOKING ror AN IN Yestment? Here's one of the best ever olfered—a Zstory brick on a nice street, reating for $12.50 @ month. Owner, needing cash, will take $1,300; Worth $1,509. Let me snow you the Louse. it DAVID D. STONE, and $06 F st.o.w. HOR SaLe_yoU CAN BUY 4 NICE HOME FoR brick; 6 rooms, nicely ; luatrobe, nd cold water: bark’ yard; 10-foot markets. How SALE-AT HOLMEAD MANOM, MT. PLEAS- ant; below actual cost of construction; must de sold; has just Leen frome, bath, large attic ted by furnace; a th well-planned house; will sell now at $4,300; only | cash equity, balance repayable $32 per mo. | Stx Per Cent Permanent Bullding Association; t chance we know of to get a good home very cheap. We have it for reat at $27.50. — MEYERS & ANDERSON, 1823 G st.n.w. SALB—BARGAIN TO CLOSE AN ESTATE: fine business corner on 4% 5 bag , 214 7th ot to insure FOR SALE—A BIG BARGAIN 2 bet. M and N; S-room and bgtd brick; mod. | imp. ; bandsor papered and painted through- out; handsome cabinet wanteis, &c.; only $4,000; easy term ize ‘REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F. R SALE—AT A SACKIFICE—DESIRABLE RESI- cellar; gas, nly well-built and ‘8.W.; will rent ‘for @ quick sale we offer it at $4,000. Sok! om. dence; one-half square from Agricultural De- Caent; in sw: cam be bought very cheap in Bro days. Addrves AGRICULTURE, Btar ollice. Jel2-3t* we ib FOR SALE—PRESSED-DRICK HOUSE, § ROOMS and cellar; modern improvements; lot 24x100; Alexandria, Va.; near electric cars and ferry. $2,000; easy terms. Address TRITON, 8: FOR SALB-SACRIFICE—AT MT. PLEASANT: owner moving to Chicago; desirable 10-room and Bath dwelling; all tmpe.; lot 50129; op ‘of best fumproved. streets, $3,500. jena-3 "FULTON LEWIS. 1405 Fs cOz¥, 6RO0OM, BROWN stone and brick Tesidence; all modern improve- ‘30T 11th st. n.e.; sult- mall family; $4,000 was $3,400; on ‘easy terms. 0O., 624 ¥ ot. mw. “CHARMING HOME. Don’t fail to imspect the uew three-story and Dasement brick and stone dwelling 2004 15th St, Bw; Dardwoed Maleh; tiled bath room; fur- pace beat; beautifully papered and crystal chan- Geliers; very cheap for cash. It will pay you to examine this house before yor purchase. For . “wuscorn Fiusox of HIESTON, Pa. ave. Dw. Li; bome | — coreg W pmo riper i | ; bath; pt or Water and gas: latter now | °) Darn; chicken bh park; terraced | fea rme arm mks graced | Jed R SALE—HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY brick dwelling, 1815 19th st. n.w.; thirteen rooms and bath room; all l@test tmprovements carefully built under our personal supervision and first-class in every respect; house open for inspection. For further particulurs apply to $e0-8t* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. FoR SalLE-HANDSOME NEW €-ROOM, STONE) and brick; 1933 Sth, near T st. nw.: a. conerete cellar; furnace; cabinet’ mantels | tric gas lighting one-fourth’ cash. | Owver and key st 1084 5 __myT-2m "| FoR SALE-SEVERAL HANDSOME NEW DWELL- ings within three squares of Dupont Circle. | Prices from $10.500 to $25,000. (Nos. 143 to 147. * TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F si SEW 6k. COTTAG Ok. COTTAGE, BROOKLAND reception ball; large lot, 97 feet frot h; jouse in ceuter; only '$2.400; small cash and t month. W. 8. MINNIX, .1427 F st. nw. Bear Scott Circle, above Scott Circle, 1ir. BS jediat elow Seate Circle,” 12r.« lear British legation, 24 ft. front. bik. from Dupont Circle, 8 rooms deep. ‘inity of 12th & K sts.n.w., 3 rms. dee; Mauy of the tiaest residences in the city. ®) to $100,000. B.C. 0 Get) -. main floor. TO SETTLE AN ESTATE—THREE 4 ‘brick houses opposite Franklin Park: | lig inches ou I st. by 144 ft.; stables on | Apply to Dr. D. M. OGDEN, Executor, st. Dw. my7-2m* BARGAINS — BELOW CosT- EASY | ISH, 1813 ISth st.; Gnely Gnished; | rr; amt; reception balls, fireplaces, | ec. Keys of OWNER,’ 1800 18th. “eorae arzain, ES & MOORE. 606 F et. n.w. FOR SALE—1084 CONNECTICUT AVE., @esirable and unu: well constructed and jnished dwelling. Apply to OWNER, at 806 ith st. W. M. POINDEXTER. my20-1m FOR SALU IN LE DROIT PARK, NEW _6-ROOM brick; a.mi.; ouly $8,500; $100 cash, $25 mo. STURGES & MOORE, 606 F st. hw. GANT @ROOM BRICK, A.M. near Tf st. cars and herdies: $25 per mouth. STURGE 2. F283 FOR SALE-CHEAP, UN EASY MS—VERY little money required, and payments can be made same as rent 1734 Corcoran st.; 7382 2ist st. B.w.; 421 6th st. n.w.; 1505 M GOODMAN, 608 13th si FOR S\LE—HOUSE ON 19TH ST. N. re 2 stori near st. cars id two herdie lines; couvenient and coay house; $950; | $i0v cash, ‘and $15 monthly, or $20, including foterest; Will make a uice home and save pay: ing rent; office open to 8 p.m. NK L. HANCOCK & CO., ap25-t¢ Cor. 18th and G sts. nie. for site 2s 12rH sr. se; NEW 7-ROOM brick houses; all mod. imps.; papered; near new Catholi< Charen. Will he sold to respectable col- ered people. $4,250: $150 cash and $15 monthly. Apply to OWNER, 1245 G st. n.e., or FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO., myT-tt Cor. 12th and Pa. ave. s.e. For SALe—si7 WTH ST. N.E.; XEW PRESSED- brick house; 6 roo! m.1.; cement cellar; fine location; near cai .250: "$100 cash, and $15 Monthly: this bous will cost you $25 a mosth, including interest and taxes; open Sunday. FRANK L. HaNcock & CO., Cor. 13th and G sts me. XCHANGE. se near Dupon’ house mear Scott Cire One house Ore; One Cue ‘aptiol Ove honse near Washi Gircie Three houses near Washington Circle for. One house near Dupont Circle Several lots near ie for exebunge. . G03 14th st. nw. =< COUN miles fr TRY REAL W: ESTATE | SALE-400 FARMS AND SUBURBAN es: call for new list und map of the country Washiugton, free. Also, hew reat, $4. AT HERNDON, te; delightfi bance | send for list of farms and vil- es Pr. Jell-3r* IN LAUREL, MD., B. AND ¢ A ouse, 9 rooms, with 1 B. BUELL, Herndon, Va. land and ail necessa tings, in splendid | condition; 10 minutes’ walk to K. R. sta ‘e apply to CRENSHAW & BOWEN, dT er* 1410 G st. n.w., room 16, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE— ‘D STAMP FOR CATALOGUE. JOUN StI “White Oaks." Langdon, D. | © | 1sv4.—Sealed proposals, | invite TWEL VOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A NUMBEK OF lots M 3 to Broom welling ‘pt atten prety ee EEicrvs, ‘600 Tia‘ et, jeld-8t FOR SALE—‘INVESTO! TAKE NOTICE OF the improvements on the ‘‘Crowa of the Heights, (on and near 16th st. exti 3 With the best of the city; ard see rehawe in this de- fashionable locality, at S5v., 90c., per aq. ft.; such improvements grace locations where —< cust 9g. ft. We invite Inquiry end by letter or at onr off: FAUNDERS & CO.. 1497 F st. FOR SALE_DON'T Pay $100 POR A LOT WHEN ‘on ean buy lote at Columbia Park trom $25 to i Ca choice ; cash or ins Cont off for cas. Office, 62 F at. mw. Jeli-tt FOR EXCHANGE — A $18,500 CITY; $6,000 TRUST, DUE 3 YEARS; 250 FEE Ww oD OF THE FINEST RESIDENCE (ONS: NORTHWEST; WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF A HOUSE THAT COST $100,000, Jel1-8¢ DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F ot. FOR SATE_BY AUGUST DONATH, 011 7TH ST.— Are you looking for ground fronting ‘on B. & 0. K.R., where you are sure of a siding? I have some for sale. seo MONEY WANTED & TO LO. = oe a MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- torest on approved real estate security, THE McLACHLEN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN CO., oth and G sts. a.w. Jel8-tf MONEY TO LOAN ANY SUMS DESIRED, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. WALTER H. ACKER, Jeo-tt Tos 14th st. aw. $38,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT. NO DELAY LARGE LOANS PR FERRED. L. WALTER WEED & CO., 600 11 ST. Je9-6t* MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND @ PER CENT— large and small sums: reasonable charges and without delay. "WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO,, 1407 F st. nw. Je8-tt IN THE MOUNTAINS, P “EVENING SITAR WEDNESDAY, UNE 18, ‘ ‘VE PAGES RAILROADS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ATLAN iT S Schedule in effect June 9, 1804. EUAN EE. OFFY c. a senate Leave Washington from station, eurser of New| THE ELBERON.—ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., TENN.| MELROSE INN-ON-THE-BEACH. Jersey avenue and C street. and Pacitle aves.; refurnished, with ali’ couven- BELMAR, N. J. For and Northwest, Vestibuled Limited | ences. Opens March 17. M. J. ECKERT, for- ‘Opens June 15. Address Melrose Inn. om) trains 11:15 a.m., ga merly of the Rossmore, and now at 1123-25 13th| myl2-eo2mélw 2 pared Pincinaatt, Bt. Louis and indianapolis, Vesti-| n.w., Washington, D.'C. ———stayl0-Sm_ | 41m ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, NJ, For Pitborg and Clevelaak expreas dite 'y3.15 | THE SAN MARCOS.—PACIFIC AND MASS. AVES:| Will pen ov Baturday, June ¥, 1904 “All modern an 8:85" pm. bear beach; elegant and modern; elevators: large | rouvente Including “hot sea, water bathe ia ‘For Lexington and Stauvton, 11:15 a.m. rooms; salt bathe; the terms are reasonable; house. rates june, Winchester and way stations a5:30 p.m. acriptive circular with diagram mailed. _my2tosel BOBT, B. ENGLE, Loray, Nat » Roanoke, Knos ae THE ALLAIRE, oF Loray, 590 pind pag a convenience appolntmente and service un- aa = E. M. RICHARDSON. For Baltimore, week days, x4:20, 5:00, 6:35, the terms @re_ reasonable. Tiustrated | 2? —" 7 _________“~_— stone 37:10 37:80, (8:00 45 minutes), §:30,' x9:30 (10:00 jot mailed. CHARLES D. SCOPE. | -sPECIAL RATE’—THE TREMONT, SEA GIRT, 45 minutes) a.m., xi2:00, 12:05, 12:15 x2:20| _Jel2-2m N. J.—Doring May ond June a special rate of $10 8:00 45 minutes), 8:25, 14:28, 4:31 25:05, x5:10, & week for the best room. ress J. 8. HINK: 35:20, 8:95, 30°20, 6.20, 28:00, #8, 30:00, 2128 | The Mansion, SON, 4206 Chester ave, Fila, Pa, api6-m. wos, a <s EN 4 ae ATLANTOEN ALL THE YEAR. SEA-SIDE—NEW ENGLAND. 9:00, 10:06, x11 ; Fifteenth year under the sane management. | 575 NANEPASHEMET, 4:38pm Baudiys, 8:30 0: anon eae MeLeaMts APC, CAE ucts) pipeat_ ocgaa scenery “the da :28 p.m. and from the charge. re, pager Frederick, ait:i6 jive te CHANLES SMcOLADE | gout, For description address AML For. Boyd and way point: a.m, 012:60, 23:00, 24:33, Por Washington Junction and Prinetpal stati ne For ay i RovaL Bee only, a4 e, week da: 9:35 a.m., 1: LINE FoR PH hia, New , §:00 (10:00 a. Cas 8 rs Buffet Parlor Cars on all day For Atlantic City, 1 noon. Sendays, 4: a Except nay x By Baggage called for and check residences at at depot. R. B. CAMPBELL, Jeli Gen. Manager. MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST IN- terest on D. C. real estate security. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, member Washington Stock Exchai 1505 Pa. ave. (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s ofilce. Jel-te MONEY TO LOAN—WE HAVE $20,000 TO IOAN real estate; algo installment loans no delay. = STURGES & MOORE, 3 ___ 606 F at. nw. $2,000 TO $47,500 AT 6 PER CENT. NO DELAY if papers and security are 0. J. EAKIN GADSBY, 526 13th st. nw. IP YOU DO YOU CAN apz6-tt WHO WANTS MONEY get it upon an hour's notice. We take life to surance policies, honds (local or remote), stocks, trusts, loan association certificates, and certif- ‘of it of the loan companies. PRKES & BAKER. 17 Sun butlding. . HAND TO LOAN ON APPROVED District real estate in sums to suit. ALBERT F. FOX, my19-Im _ ME at. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $1,000 CPWARD aT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST can REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT. R. 0, HOLTZMAN, COR. 10TH AND FP STS. 'N.W. 8,000 ie 600 THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, 917 F st. aw. MONEY TO LOAN, AT LOWEST Rates ‘OF IN- terest on rv real estate security. POTS HEISKELL & McLERAN, ae a 3 PPROVED CITY REAL at 5 4-10 per cent interest. Large amounts a ity. fad? TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. 0. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO,, 610 F st. nw. Will loan you any sum vou want, large. or small, on furniture, ‘plenos, horses, wagons, &c., without removal or publicity. Any business with us strictly confidential and you can get the money the day you ask for it, Loans can be paid in part or in full a any time to suit the convenience of the borrower any part paid reduces the cost of carrying the loan tn proportion to t jount pald. Tt will be to your advantage to see us before securing a loan. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN C0., 610 F ST. N.w. TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST class security at lowest rates of interest; no de lay where the security ie 4 apie 0. C. GREEN, 308 7th st. a.w. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON approved District real estate; no delays. M. M. PARKER, mbo_ 1418 F at. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT 5 PER CENT INTEREST. 1 PER CENT COMMISSION CHARGED. NO DELAY. my16 J. MARTIN PROCTOR, 907 G st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER security; lowest rates; amounts and time to sult. Apply at once to R. A. PHILLIPS & SON, myl4-1mo "1422 New York MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT AND 6 PER Hak Ce ARTowed property in the District. | HER- _RON & NIXON, G at. n. my12-1m MONEY TO LOAN ON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA apt real estate security, In any sum from $1,000 to) urliv fs satisfactory, B, $50,000; no delay where _8p30-3m0 L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th 1 MONEY TO LOAN TN_ANY SUMS DESIRED. AT LOWEST RA’ . ON WASHINGTO: mA No delay in closing tra THOS. J. ¥ ap25-tf 1824 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- terest on approved real estate security. ap23-tt ON AP- proved District real estate. Also installment loans made. ¥. H. SMITH & SONS, apl9 1418 F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL. estate security in the District of Columbia; Do delay; charges moderate. WASH'N DANENHOWER, apls-tt _ Cor. 18th and G ste. hw. MONEY TO LOAN on FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &., Without removal from your possession. easy terms; no publicity; loans made the day you apply for them. Please call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., Low rates; apls-tr 0 LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES tate at 5 and 6 per cent interest; no dela large amounts a specialty. MEYERS & ANDER- SON, 1828 G st. n.w. apé-tr ‘PROPOSALS. HEADQUARTERS U.S. MARLNE CORPS, QUAL- termaster’s Otice, Washington, D. C., June >, in duplicate, are bereby and will be received at this office uutil 5 °K M., ON THE TWENTY-THIRD furnishing tie quantities of ed during bse: be delivered ‘there daily days excepted), free of expense to thu government b adquarters, marine corps, 60 pounds: at marine barracks, Wasbington, 100 pounds; at marine bar- racks, navy yard, D. 100 pounds. Blank forms Of proposals ‘and’ all information may be oDlaiued At this office. Proposals should be indorsed, “Pro- posals for lee," and addressed to the undersigned, Who reserves the right to reject auy and all bids, | as in his judgment the best Interest of the govern: ment way require. Major H. B. LOWY, Quar- termaster, U.S. Marine Corps, Washington, D.C. Jed-2awow MAIL LETTING— NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. POST OFFICE OF THE ‘HOUSE OF KEPRESEN- TATIVES, WASHINGTON, D. C., May 28, 1894. mals Will be recelved at the Post House of Representatives until YCLOCK NOON, UF MONDAY, JUNE PITH, 1804, for currying ali malls of se of Representatives to and from the City Post Office, aud to and from the respective resi- dences he members of the House of Repre- and for such other service connected House mails as may ve required by the f the House of Representatives dur- year ending June 30th, 1895. The House reserves the ‘right to re- b ull information will be furrished upon application to the postumaster of the House of Representatives. All bids should be marked “Proposal for carrying House mails," and addressed to the undersigned. LYCURGUS DALTON, Postinaster House of Kepresentatives, mMy22&30, joCK1S-4t + plumbing tous of ct of Columbia ts hereby to Ferd as follows tion 121. Means Be provided for th flushing ali soil drain pipes and er closets, copper lined lashing tank shall be provided for every water pe of each tank shail not one-quarter (Il) tne Every water closet shall bave a flish- ong straight hopper or offset hopper sed within a Duilding. All out butldings closet. The flushing pf be less than one and. @ameter. ing es in ted within the ings outside water lorated and fiushe ble, Dut the Inspe the approval In altering old b ets wil it | | DEEDS. NOTARY AND apd territ vt by rH Always in office, dU, EALL, 132! FOR RAMBLER, CUSHT fc, $65; monthly pay’ H ut on vid bicyeles, 815. H. S."OWEN MPG. 1428 N.Y. ave. Jel2 FOR SALE-LADY'S VICTORIA BICYCLE cellent cundition; for $40: seen at any time. 3 F be FOR SA FUR SALE-FINE VICTOR PNEUMATIC, ‘93 model; complete, with extra inner tube, rubber guards, &c.; $80 cash, or $85 tine Sf good ences. J. Is. M., 1108 n.w. (upstairs). m2 OCEAN TRAVEL ‘TRA AND TOURIS Should carry AMERICAN RESS COMPANY TRAVELERS’ CHEQUES. Worth face value anywhere in the world without n; refunded if lost. OF CO., 65 BROADWAY,) PRINCIPAL OFFIC JcI3-w&s ¥. i—-1ST CL, $50 TO $175; 2D CL. $25, bedding fr. plans o Vacancies, future sailing date, waged, C. L. DUBOIS, Agent, WI F uw. At) In Effect May 27, 10:30 A.M. Cincinnati, Parlor Car to Harrisbur; 10:30 A.M. FAST LINE. For Cars to Pittsburg, Dining Car 8:15 P.M. CHICAGO AND sT. Pullmap Buffet Parlor Car to ing and Dining Cera, Harris ing Cars to Chica Dining Car to i ee] r to St. Lon Care Harrisburg to Ci 10:40 P.M. PAC Ing Car to Pittsburg. TMiagtra, Fas, dal \iagars ‘alls, y. 30°4.31. 0 acd Harri hicago. and to Cincinnati. P.M. for Williams por flatly. excapt ington to oc M. Erle, Canandal; Ruffalo daily, and. Niagara Saturday, with Sleeping Ci Elmira, and Saturfays only W ester. FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW EAST. 4:00 P.M, “CONGRESSION lor Cars, New York daily, for Philad 55 (Dining Car), 9:00, A. 2; 3 ae ae , 7:55 Sat 00 Gaily, except Sunday. P.M. daily, 220 P. sonville and Tampa, 4: Richmond and Atlanta, mond only, 10:57 A.M. Accommodation for Qvantico, 7: 4:25 P.M. week days. For Alerandria, 4:30, 11:50 50, t offices, northeast corner vanta avenn Where orders can be aggage to destination residences. $M. PREVOsT. my28 General Manager. Trains leave P.). 6th and B the grandest scenery fee west froin Washington. 28 P.M. DAILY Special” —golid Vestibuled, trie ew einnatt, 5:50 p.m.; 8:40 pm. I Charlottesville, Waynest pal Virginia points; daily, mond. mys General RICHMOND AND DANVI SAMUEL SPENCER, F. OW. 1 REUBEN ER, Schedule in effect 'M All trains arrive a lumbia_ to Savannah and J: Charlotte with Sleeper for through Pullman Buffet lanta, where direct conn ingham, Montgomery and New ( 4:45" p.m.—Daily for mediate stations, and through Royal and Stra: . dail, ex 43 p.m. HINGTON ERN VESTIBE y eae! gonville and Tampa, ¢ x York to Tampn Bleeper New York Montgomery, New Washington “to Washington to Angm Greensboro’ to Mont: TRAINS ON WA SION leave Washing’ pm. daily, except Sunday, and l only, for Round Hil and } Sundar, for Lecsbur Herndon Return 6:00 p.m., daily | dolly, except Su m. daily, except ‘Phrough trains fngten 7:13 a.m.. sas Division §:46 8:40 a.m. daily fro} Tickets, Sleoping, Carr tlon furnished at offices, be 2 p.in. and . daily, For Galtheraburg and way points, NEW ILADELPHIA. York, trains, 00 by Union Transfer Company on left at ticket offices, 619 and 1351 Ps CHAS. 0. SCU hest » LIMITED, with Dining Car from Balttmore, For Annapolis, 7:20, 9:00, and 11:50 sfzeept Sunday. “Sundays, 9:00 A.M, and 4: i Atlantic Coast Line Express for 30 AM ‘Cincinnat!_and St. hted, Steam-heated’ Train. sleeping care Washington to Cinet LE south 1 and 1200 n. Agt. Pass. p.m. 96:00, 28:00 5:35, b7.05, b11:30 Way points, c0:00, 19 pm. Express trains stopping at a 330 p.m 9:15, bi. and 4:28 and 4:25 p.m. YORK AND Boscon and m, ‘ex. Sun. Dining Dining Car), 3:00 (6:05 Dining Cary, |" 00 (11:30 p.m. Sleeping Car, open at 10:0) and 12:00 noon, ¢ Sunday only. press trains, ed from hotels and Gen, Pass. ogt._ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, STATION CORNER OF 6TH_AND RB STREETS, 1894, PENNSYLVANIA ‘LIMITED. — Pullman Drawing and State Room, Sleeping, Dining, Smok- ing and Observation Cars Harrisburz to Chic Indianapolis and Cleveland. Buffet Pittsburg, Parlor from Harrisshurg. LOUIS EXPRE Harrisburg. Sleep Louis, burg to St. Pullman Steep- sburg to Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville ‘and Chicago. 7:10 P.M. ‘WESTERN EXPRESS. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleeping and Dining FIC EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleep- Canandaigua, Rcchester and except Sunday. for Willfamsport and Renovo dail cept, Sunday. For Williamsport datls, 3:1 Rochester ¥, ex- P.3t, ‘Buffalo and turday, with Sleep- . Rochester and ia daily, except Washington to ‘ashington to Roch- YORK AND THE all Pa: for lelphia week 40 (Dining 20. 10:00 and 11 (Dining Car), 9: PM. AM. week days. P.M. ‘datiy. For Hoston, without change, 7:50 A.M. week days, and 3:15 P.M. dafly. For Baltimore, 6:25, 7:20, 7 10:30, 11:00" and_ 11:50 ‘A.M. (4-00 Limited), 4:20. 4:36, Richmond, Jac! 3:30 P.M! dati M. daily. ‘i 45° A.M. daily, and of 18th street and and at the station, 6th and | left for the check. from hotels and | J. R. woon, Gen. Pass, Agent. “CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Schedule in effect May 13, 1894. ly from Union station (B. and 1894. In America with ch the hantlsomest “and. most complete solid’ traia ser. Louls ly Equipped, Elee- Pullman's floes and St. Louis without change. Dining car from Washington. Arrives Cincinnati, 8:00 a.m.; Indian- apolis, 11:45 a.m., and Chicago, 5:30 p.m.; St. Louis, 6:55 p.m. 1:io P.M. DAILY—The famous “F. F. V. Lim- ited." A solid veetibuled train with dining car and Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati, Lexington and Loulsville, without change. iman Sleeper_ to | Virginia “Hot Springs, week d: arriving 7 &.m. Observation ear’ from Arrives 10:57 A.M UNDAY—For Old Point Comfort and No Only rail line. 2:25 P. press for Gordonsville, nd prine ¥, for Rich Pullman locations and tickets at company's of- flees, 513 and 1421 Pennsylvania, avenue; Passen; senger Station, Was! 6:00 a. daily —Local ville and inter- mediate stations, and con with the Norfolk and Western daily, und at Manassas for Strasburg, except Sun . 11:01 a.m., THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST MAIL, —Dail; 9 ‘ss Pullman uffet Sleepers, New York and Washington, via Charlotte end. Co: MMe, uniting at wise carries At- to AND rrive S320 pan. Manas. except Sunday, and | tions and infor: ennsyt . Tennsy! Dept. "RIVER BOATS NEW PALACI Leaves Kiver Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a. wharves as far down as Maddo: on Mondays, Wednesdays nn | senger accommodations fi hour of sailing. F. A. REED & CO. Agts., jew wharf, ‘Alex. terry m Wakeriel SATURD. Id on Sat Steamer DAYS and OT a NORFOLK AND WASH DAILY LINE BETW NGTON was ‘The new and powerful Iron WASHINGTOY Leave Wai 7th st. wharf, a.m. next day. ington daily at 7 Arrive at Nor! south and southwest. Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p. Monroe at 7:10 p.m. Arrive 6:30 a.m. next day. sylvania ave. und 615 T5ih & ‘Ask for tickets via new lin Telephone, 750. Z INO. aplitt CLYDE LINE STEAMER DIREC GEo." 0. CARPINT MONDAY: FORTRESS “MONROE, AMER HARRY RANDALL x creek, Returning . 3 p.m. Pas. ht received ANDALL, & Man. jen. Agt. iu and St. Cl bay and in- termediate Returning — TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. (See schedule.) Cc. W. RIDLEY, Gen'l Manager STEAMBOAT CO. IINGTON, D. C., and NORFOLK, VA. Palace Steamers, AND NORFOLK—SOUTH BOUND. D.in. from foot of arrive at Fortress Monroe at 6:30 folk ut 7:30 a.m., where railroad cornections are made for al! points NORTH BOUND. m. Leave Fortress at Washington at ‘Tickets on sule at 518, 619, 1351 and 1421 Penn- RW. CALLAHAN, Gen, Supt. oT TO PHILADEL- hia. Leaves Philadelphia every Saturday, 12 m. Washington every Mouday, 5 p.m. Low rates to all poluts north and east. ¥. A. REED & CO., Agents, wharf foot of N st. s.w. my1s-tt MANICURE G and 11th sts. LATE OF LONDON, MAY NOW BE found io the Manicure Parlor of the Palais Royal, ‘Treatment, 50c. Rich: . | ALTANTIC CITY, N. J. 1, Indianapolis | onto pive | a.m., dally, 4:39 | nim. Sundays daily, exeopt daily, for 8:26 THE CONTINENTAL, ATLANTIC AVE. ABOVE Rhode Island. Full’ ocean view: first-class xe- commodations; $8 to $10 week. Mrs. 8. HITCHINS ind Mrs. F. LEHMAN, RICHMOND, nd Kentucky ave. Appointments amt cutsine special features. Send for terms. fel4-eol Sw i THE IRVINGTON, Atlantic City, N. J. On the beach. Modern and cheerful. Elevator to ground floor. All water filtered, 2 CHAMBERS & HOOPES. On beach, Marytand Atlantic City; capacity, 200; every ‘comfort and "convenience of a first-class howe; good table; $2 to $8 per di $10 to $18 per special rat for families for season. Washington trade solictied. KENDRICK, Owner and Proprietor. fe24-Sm. BREVOORT, So. Carolin’ ave. Remodeled and refarnished. day, $8 to $12 week. NORRIS. THE 1 M HOUSE, is rw York and Pacific aves. ‘Thoroughly reno- vated. Eleetrie bells. New cafe and all tmprove- merts. Gel-im) W. DOHERTY, — HOTEL BOSCOBEL, KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR beach, Atlantic stn parlor; electric bells; everything nu cial rates ‘for June. Jel-lmo _A.E. MARION, | TUE CLIFTON, Con. x FIC AND CONNEC. tleut aves., Atluntle Cit J.;_Iberally man. aged: family house of bigh class; terma $& to $1G per week. (el-3m) Mrs.’ F, M. COPE. BRADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.. AR kansas ave, bet. Atlantic and beach. Enlarged, improved. “Send for Cheerful family house, JAMES BRAT my15-3u1 eireular, HADDON HALL, Atlantle City, N. J. Directly on the beach. my31-1m LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. HOTEL ALDINE. PACIFIC AVENUE NEAR OHIO, Atl strictly first-class in all Appointments. able terms. Send for de- scriptive pamphlet, price list. ete. HARRY D. EAsTMA my21-2mo Propri HOTEL, ATGLEN. Atlantic City, N.J. hisan ave. near beach, Thoroughly heated. Perfect sunitary arrangements, mb2ttojy31 Terms,$8 to $10 per week. JE.REED. | HOTEL EDISON, MICHIGAN AVE. NEAR BEACH, Atlantic City, 'N. J.; open all the year; elevator; steam heat; electric bells; all modern’ comforts, my26-1m i J. C. COPELAND. ie HOTEL KENDERTON, Ocean end Tennessee ave., ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. SPECIAL RATES. _ mbld-Sin Mrs. J. F. NEALL of Tioga. HOTEL LELANDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ON THE BKEACit my15-2m SAM’L WAGNER & 80: HOTEL MT. VERNON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Pacific av the entire rear and 1.000 feet of reh room facing the ocean; capacity, 165; bav- Ing been much Improved and refarnished, will re- open May 12. Terms, $1.50 to $2.50 per day; $8 to $14 per week. JAS. S. MOON, Prop. ap2t-3m HOTEL ROSSMORE, Atlantic City, : Toder Wi _myto3me hington, management. Newly furnished. tes, $10 to $15 per week, THE HARTSOCK BROS. HOTEL TRAYMORE, i Atluntic City, N. Open all the year. | 8p28-3in | HOTEL WELLINGTO: a. KENTUCKY AVENUE, | NEAR THE BACH. NOW OFF: i _mbi2-4m M.A. & H.S. MILNOR. | SEASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CIT On ocean front Sun ‘parlor. Elevator. ths in house. ALL THE YEAR. CHAS, EVANS. Salt Water my14-1m SEASIDE-ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. UNITED ‘STATES HOTFL, AND Ocean view and center finest villas Capacity 500 guests. First-class. accommod: tions and orchestra. For terms and dress JOHN 8. DAVIS, Prop | THE CHALFONTR, i ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. j ON THE BEACH FRONT. Descriptive iMlustrated booklet matted on applica: | tion, NOT SEA WATER PATHS. ELEVATOR, Se. | ap2-3m FE. ROBERTS & SONS | THE RLKTON, | Atlantle City, N. J. Kentucky ave. near beach, | Home comforts: steam heat; appointments first- das. EWE fel-6m THE MARYLAND, New York ave. near the beach, Atlantic City, N. J. Reopens May 39. jm F. 8. OREM, Prop THE SHEL TI ANTIC Cf 3. . THROUGHOUT THE YEAn. | | directly on the “beach, Every conve. | nience, including hot and cold sea water haths and elevator. ‘6m J_D. SOUTHWICK, Manager. ASBURY PARK. N. ASBURY PARK, N. J. I West End Hotel. Opens June 20. Located directly on the beach, Capacity 400. For further information send for | elrentar. Get-Im) J. S. RIPLEY, Prop. | ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, Asbury Park, N. J. | ding house. No mosunitees, Por terme and r address TITEO, OVES. Jed-1mo ¥ Par ‘TA HOTEL. | Opens June 1, etty n front. | 1 WILLIAM TE, Prop. Y PARK, NJ THE LEADI Vieck from ocean, FE 1. Modern im- | PROBST & LEADLEY. RY PARK. NOT Tee Gy A. COL bth imps. re Prop, ) LYNDHURST.” ASRURY PARK, NT Improvements; hot and cold bathe; SRURY directly PARK, N on Wesley | \ ONE BLOCK FROM THB) ry Park, N. J. | alt the year. Home comforts, | Mrs. HAMILTON HUNT. THE be -SIDE—JERSE The Sheldon, BAN GROVE, N. oJ. 850. For informa: CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, WILL OPEN JUNE 39, 1894. POCKTON HOTEL COMPANY, F. T. WALTON, Meng, THE , CAPE MAY, No J. RIOR TABLE. ; SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES. PERCY HALDEMAN. Je: ETCH WORTH. BELMAI, N THE COLORADO. Open June First-class appointinents; delight- fal location on beach, . B. POLE, Man. Jel-2m E. COMPTON, Prop. HOTEL LAFAYETTE, — CAPE MAY. N. J. Opens June 23, 1894. Situated jon the beach. ‘AM mod. imp. Jel-3m JOHN TRACY & CO. LONG BRANCH. i Miia tat ‘The Ocean House 4s now practically a new hotel, no expense having been spared by its present owners to make it a complete and comfortable fumily hotel. Reasonable rates. Opens June 27. | ROCKINGHAM, VA, Jel-col2t M. J. BUTLER, aE ee Oe e OCEAN PATHWAY, OCEAN GROVE, a J. JOHN WILSO; ly ou beach, ‘Ocean. Grove, N. J. opens 15, Sixteenth’ year. Special rates for June. P.O. Box 205) JOS. WHITE, Prop. Jel-2m OCEAN GROVE, N. J. “OCEAN HOUSE,” Main avenue; 3 minutes from oceun. For circulars and rates, ad- Oem T. PRENTIS, Prop., Box 817. METATOXET HOUSE, agente ‘Narragansett Pier, R. 1. 28th season opens Ju modern improvements; 2 aes TEN MILES AT SEA. All_the benetits of an ocean voyage without its discomforts. OCEANIC HOTEL, STAR ISLAND, ISLE OF “SHOALS, ‘Of Portsmouth. N. H., opens ¥ ant tentde tac od. Three steam. ‘Ishi pow t| unsury . ree - ers ‘daily Towgraph cable to mainland. For illustrated pamphlet, we ge . my30-weelm = Manager. LARKIN HOUSE, WATCH HILL, RL Open from Juue to October. For terms, dia- gram of rooms, &., address F. 8S. ALDRICH, Proprietor. Circulars may be obtained from the leading drug stores. my18-1p SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOU Hot June Is here. Just ‘cause it’s not 98 degrees today, is uo sign it's not going to b “In time of peace prepare for wa. ’s your the ty fix that out Write to us to learn about P Point Hotel. A delightful spot for the tired —— business mau, the invalid, the sports- man. Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Crab- bing, Bowling, Billiards, Music,’ Dane ing,’ Driving.” Hard-time tates.” THOS, SY . Viney Polnt. Md., oF LLIAMS, 7th & D sts. now. FOR RENT—A COTTAGE, PARTLY FURNISHED, at Colonial Beach, Va; price, §75 for the sea" son; new hetel and landing; 600 feet from twe river. J. JAY GOULD, 421 9th Je0-at® COLONIAL BEACH.—“THE ALVIN,” PRIVATE boarding: delightfully located on the beach; now open for’ reception of guests; terms reasonable, Address PROVIRIETOR. Je9-6i RIVER SPRINGS SUMMER RESORT, ON THE Potomac, ts now open. We furnish as many comi- forte as’ any resort in Maryland for the same ney. Dr. R. P. BLAKISTONE & SON, Kiver id. cH bow open; tanagement first-class; bathing, fishing und crabiing. Terms, $6, 3 and 8 Week. Special rates to” families. Address MKS. A. £. KRETCHMAR, Bel Alton P. 0., Md.. or ES. KANDALL, steamer Harry Randall, Washington, D. G my19-1am OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. FOR RENT, BY Year or for season, furn, cotts 11 room t; beautiful grounds; for private nding house. V. W. CURLY, Phoebus, large resi- SPRINGS AND BATHS. RAWLEY = SPRIN ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va.—Noted health resort. The tonic water of the Special rates to families. a J. WATKINS LEE. -THE MosT \d sulphur J. WATKINS LEE. water, _Jel3-8i° Aurora House, <0". heal io, in All ~4 Very te Hess TOS tame’ ard sey tage SHAFFER, AURORA, W. VA, U#& or MOUNT AIRY.—A NEW AND DE Py . will meet all trains. Address - GRIFFITH, Round Will, Va. Kefer- W. D. 1401 Mass. ave.; Prof. Jupet Kaspar, 1217 St Rg tg ig ag ison, House _$e18,14,16,18,21823° a “3 “HIGHLAND i NI Health and plearare tovort ae ene Mountains. Send for advertising matter. yee ‘GLADES HOTEL, OAKLAND, Mb.—Now UNDER ew management ; to has - Btted and rerurnlshed; lighted vy lectricnty. weal all the comforts for ts. Addl for terms, JOSEPH WAGXER, Gxiciana, Ma “Sorte GRHEN’S MOUNTAIN HOUSE — Located on fruit bil! farm; ‘yt bide Spenandoal ri -; $8 to week, az; children. halt "rates, fainilies, where numbers ju ity, two hundred and fifty Bios, Hides moun. | er, Harper 4 1.8000 $2 per fe it: hotel capac, : capac: round trip frow: West ington, good to October $1, $2.25. Send for cir- cole GW. GRERS, ‘Proprietor my12-5m MLL TOP HOt E, HARPER'S PERRY, W. VA. Finest location for scenery and ait jn town; fretless ‘able: good beds: telegraph office in oun ; 1% hours from Washington. ap25-hmo T. 8. LOVETT, MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL, 2,800 feet above the sea: only six hours from Wasb- ton; ALL RAIL. to HOTEL: NO STAGING. MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL Co, 26-1 Mountain Lake Park, Ma. F LocKWOOD, HARPER'S FERRY, W. Va, will open June cus large and airy; plenty shade; table first class; rates, §6 to Mrs. 8. BE.” LOVETT, Proprietor. _ Proprietor. BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED INA COUNTRY town: plenty of milk: bome-made | bread; “airy : one mile to Taray Caves; good bunting and fishing: mountain breeses; four daily mails: tive minutes’ walk to depot.” Mrs. A. 8. PRINCE, P. O. Box 38, Luray, Va. jel2-2t° | THE EVERGREEN.” PALIS CHURCH, VA! Frait. milk aud chickens in abundance; croquet | ground: tenuls court and pavilion; sccommoda- tions for horses. ARTHUR K. and Mrs. H.C. RAYMOND. Jel2-st* PERSONS WISHING A QUIT RETREAT FOR the summer, can he accommodated at “Rox- bury,” Westmoreland county, Va., within sbort met oliver ily ogra at S. = HUNGERFORD'S Real Extate, Office, 1219 ii st. nw.; terms very moderate. Jew. HOTEL TAKOMA, NORTH TAKOMA PARK, D. C. Now open. Largest and most elegant sub- urban hotel in the District. Supplied with the famous A water. Terms reasonable. my26-Imo* BURTON, MULANEY & WAPLES. TAN AP LEGAL NOTICES. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | Columbia, Jennetta Moffett va. John J. Moffett. No. 15483. Equity Docket. | Ov motion of the complainant, by Mr. W. Pres- | ton Williamson, her solicitor, it ts this 28th day | of May, 1804, ‘ordered that ‘the defendant cause his appearance to be entered herein on or before the fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays and legal | holidays, occurring after the day of the first publi- | extion of this onder; otherwise, the cause will be proceeded with as ih case of default. The object | of this suit is for an absolute divorce on the | grounds of cruelty and habitual drunkenness. By the court W. 8. COX, Justice. A true copy. Tost JR. YOUNG, Cierk. By M. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk. my30-law3t STORAGE. Buena Vista Spring Hotei, BLUE RIDGE- MOUNTAINS, WESTERN MARYLAND RB. FRANKLIN ©0., PA. OPENS JUNE 21, 1894. This new snd clegant hotel bas every modern Appointment—s capacity for 500 guests, magnifi- | cent mountain scenery, pure water and dry atinos- | cre—& panacea for hay fever suffere: To those who desire to en rooms: it July 1 for the entire season, specially low rates will be given, Only 414 hours from Philadelphia, vie Baltimore. For’ terms and engagements, address M. REAMER. Manager. Hotel Rennert. Maitimore, Ma. Diagram of rooms, rates and description circulars gan be bad of Mr. Jno. C. Mulford, Willerd's Hotel, where Mr. Raemer can be seen every Satur- day between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. my4-m,w.f3u AKANDALE HOTEL, BEDFORD SPRINGS, BEDFORD, Pa., open for reception of guests: ned for its rd of excellence. For terms and ctr- ALSIP & SMITH. 2-1m&10t® Mineral waters: Circulars, Address s is MeGabevsville. OR HARDY WHITE SUL phur Springs; elevation 2,000 feet above the atunosphere of the utmost purity: alr cool and icvigorating; round trip tickets can be had over the B, and 0. from Washington and other points. For circulars, call at Star office, or address HOWARD'S LICK CO., Mathias, Hardy county, W. Va. fel-tm* THE ST CHARLES HOTEL IS NOW OP! the accommedation of guests. The hotel ts light ed with electric lights, has water ery. floor from the celebrated spring heat of sanitary arra " od the . her infor: JACK, Proprietor, B: tur HOTEL, BEDFORD, PA. The Carlsbad of America, WILL OPEN JUNE 21 ler new management. With ite «pri ative waters, It is a bealthful as w ummer home, ts and terms call on A. J. ROBINSON, Hotel Arno. 3. T. ALSH nti! June 15. Manager, 103 miles, ‘Ail trains ag Delightfal location. Excellent drives. Pure oir and water. Appointments the best. poke Bo circulars. WM. BR. OUNHAM, Supt. myL-T8t TE BERKELEY open for the 184. The SPRINGS HOTEL ‘ommodation has om WILL ctrie Hzhts in vated through. the svrings, ard W. LAMBERT. acer, Hotel” G Springs, W. Va. CEATTOLANEE M : Miliards; fvery stat nd hops: an or- | chestra_ of . OUR TABLE AND DINING Re the leading and Skilled New E he finest and most perfect cuisine in month: fresh vegetables from our own gar- . Terms. $11 per week and upward. SPECIAL LOW RATES FOR JUNE. nd for deser'ptive hook, wyld-1m WM. L. STORK, CARROLL $ SANITARITM, Forest Glen, Md. i 400 fret above those destring rest Baths, ns May IT. M. apldtm® Owner. For partiedlars, address G. JORDAN erick coun New hotel: mod tary arrangements perfec minutes’ drive from R. R. Write for pamphlets. my22-2m Va. will be open June in all tte departm: Jortan Springs P.O. | Monterey Springs Hotel. Summit of the Blue Ri b l WILL. REOP Toree and one-fonrth houcs from Washington. 1,500 feet above sea level. jaria—No Mosyuitoes—Pure Spring ‘woand modern sanitary Special rates for Jone, Write for descriptive cir Water, cular. Cireularé at’ Star Office M.A. & H. 8. MILNOR, my5-tf .O., Blue Ridge Summit,’ Pa. Rock Enon Springs and Mineral Baths, Great North mountain. Frederic’: county. Capacity, 300: all requisites for health. comfort recrention and rest: biliords and howling: ¢ healing and strenztheving water and baths: a safe and lovely resort for families; abundant table; compleie sanitary arrangements; terms moderate. Send for cir-nlars, with all in’ formation, to ALS. PRATT. Proprietor. my12-3m Sun buildirz, Washinzton, D.c. cellent. music; IN THE MOUNTAINS. THE SUMMIT TOUS, Harper's Ferry, W. Va., 0} Send for" ctrcatar’ fn ns June 12. terms. ane W. LIGHTNER. Brookside, ALTITUDE, 3,100 FEET. WEST VIRGINIA. ‘This beautiful m tain resert now open. Se- con sees are: pater ea pasate teedae address 8. PRESCOTT WitIGHT, 1401 léth st, Rew, Je6-1mo AURORA, W.VA. ‘On the mountain tops, 8.000 feet above the sea. Jz, miles, from Oakland. Md._ Super sceners, de- htful drives, good fishing and gunning tn season. Hoalth snd comfort. ‘The Mountalw: View Hous Large rooms, good table, reasonable rates. A dress JOHN A’ LANTZ. ‘Aurora, W.Va. my2i-Im PRESTON'S SUNNYSIDE, WARNERSVILLE, PA. A delightful mountain resort; magnificent scen- ers; appointments excellent.’ For filustrated pamphlet address JAMES H. PRESTON, J-6-1m KEE MAR SUMMER RESORT WILL OPEN JUNE 15. Elevated, shady lawn, large rooms, mountain water, excellent board; reasonable rates. Address M. H’ DUPHORNE, Hagerstown, Md. my2i-2m RETL, ROUSE, MAUPEAS FERRY. W. va — unexcelied. Te to gecsegyee Berme, tg Bee reer For | c| fine | WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FREN. | A Dollar Saved In the cheap packing of China, Bric-a-Brac and Furniture may prove many'a dollar lost | by breakage. It's cheaper to have our ex- | perts do your work than to trust it to the | unskilifal, 1 STOKAGE WAREHOUSE, AMERICAN SHCURITY 14 ISTH STREET N.W. 0” get ; You Can’t Store Pianos —— Everywhere. They're tov icate. Store —— yours with us in a regular plano store, ——— Where it'll receive constant, expert c tion. Costs little. | SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F ST. ND TRUST ©0. jell | SENA'LE STORAGE ROOMS POUICSTORY, m0N- front building; separate rooms; rates $1.00 per month per load: call and HERRING, 225 Pa. ave. now. | ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE fi DULEY & my26-1mo OMS: SEPARATE inspect. apartments. 1407 G st. C. G. SLOAN & Co. | Props. Low rates. my19-1mo DENTISTRY | INOW isthe | Time | 2° To have your teeth put in healthful con- | 222 dition. The panzy of toothache hus often 98 re 4 seaside oF mountain outing a see ss trip. Work quick, deft and patn- 22 less. Patnless extracting, S0e-; silver, | | 22% pludina or amulgum Milling, TSe.; gold, $1 |Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. jel ARSONS, 8TH AND E, RILEY BLDG. ve Yoo an aching tooth? Do you dislike to | have it extracted? We can treat it, stop the | pain and make it useful for years.” Filling a specialty. The best solution used in painless | traction. dertr | ri DENTISTRY—-TEETH FILLED AND PLATIN | made; small charge to cover cost of materia teeth extracted free, Open from 2 to 6. DENTAL DEPARTMENT NaT, UNIV, cor, Sth and K now. | JeB-1tu® | SHON, IR. DENTIST, OF 1 will leave for his cottage at Co- July the Ist; appointments pease oss “extraction my28-11n0* PAINLESS, YET SAFE, METHODS lied in all Dental operations. Charges moder- ate. Se ."" in another | EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, 1 . AVE. fe2 ! DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING ntal organization of America. Selentifie D TISTRY at moderate prices by experts only. 401 [H ST. See card in another colump, oct ___HOTELS | WILLARD'S HOTEL, Va. ave. and 14th st., Washington, D. C. EBBITT HOUS WASHINGTON, D. © se2z PROFESSIONAL KEA MER, HE CELEBRATED ENGLISH rman astrolegist, will leave June 2¥ for | | the seashore: return Sept. 20; 9 a.m. to 9 p.m; | | Sunday, 19 4m to W pam 1508 24th at. w | iwo* HUSPORD MEDICATED ELECTRIC VAPOR 5 Matin and all nervous troubles; realwent for catarrh aud bay fev jul steaming. Massage. 913 H st.n.w.feld-4m AKERS. UNDERT W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest, IAG CADET AKER FURNISUIID NDERTAK AND EMBALM i333 NEW YOKK AVE. NW. ss Telephoue, 295. se23-tr jew Silver Bil, Senator Squire of Washington has intro-| duced a silver bill to compel the mints to re- | celve bullion in amounts over $100 in value | and to coin it, paying to the owner of the. bullion, however, only such a number cf the | | Standard silver dollars as shall equal the | commercial value of the bullion on the day jit is brought to the mint, the difference, if lany, to be retained by the government as reserve fund for the purpose of maiataining the value of the silver dollars coined. The amount to be coined must not exceed $4,- | 000,009 @ month, and coinage to céase when | the amount of lawful money of all kinds in | the United States shall equal $40 per capita. Half dollars instead of dollars may be coin- ed at the option of the Secretary of the Treasury, and these dollars and half dollars shall be @ legal tender at their coin value, in all payments. Many republicans consider this the best compromise measure yet pro- posed. ee Fined for Starving Hix Wife. Isaac Hanks of Rutland, Vt, an aged miser, charged with having caused the death of his wife by denying her suf- ficient food, has been found guilty by the jury in Salem, N. Y., where he was taken for trial. A recommendation of mercy ac- | companied the verdict, and the offender, who ts said to be worth more than $70,000, was let off on a fine of $1,000 and costs. Hanks is seventy years old. 0-2 Prof. Shortlidge’s Case Postponed. Prof. Shortlidge, who killed his wife while insane, was brought to Media, Pa., yester- day, and taken before Judge Claytoa. Wm. B. Broom, counsel for the defense, asked for a postponement of the case until the September term of the court on accoant of the absence of Dr. Laine, an important witness for the defense. The request was granted and the professor was taken back to the asylum. | EB. «11> A NON-PARTISAN TRUST The Sugar Combine Ooutributed to th Party on Top. Mr. Chapman in the Same Fix as the Newspaper Correspondents—Presi- dent Havemeyer’s Testimony. President Havemeyer of the sugar trust continued his testimony before the Senate investigating committee yesterday after- noon, after The Star's report closed. He said that Senator Brice was not a member of last year without refreshing his memory. His recollection was that no contributions were made by him in 1892. Mr. Havemeyer said: “Contributions to local political ganizations have always been made by Pcrations before the trust, and by the and the American Sugar Refining pany, and no doubt will continue to is @ very suitable and proper thing to On the Winning Side. In response to Mr. Allen the witness to explain why contributions should made in New York: “We have large ests In this state; police protection and Protection. They need everything that city furnishes and gives, and they have support these things. sk efits i see call it, does these things, and we do them.” “And you contribute to both parties, with the expectation that whichever party suc- ceeds your interests will be guarded?” asked Senator Allen, “We have # good deal of protection for our contribution,” repled the sugar presi- dent. “it is my impression that wherever there is a dominant party, wherever the majority is very large, that is the that gets the contribution, because that is the party which controls the local matters.” “Then the sugar trust ts a Gemocrat in @ democratic state and @ republican in a re- publican state?” “As far as local matters concerned, think that is about it.” eile : ile would have to look up where contribe- tions went in Pennsylvania and New Jer- sey. He could not give the amount con- tributed by the sugar trust to funds, but in answer to Senator Alien he said it did not amount to $100,000. It had not contributed to the anti-snapper fund. Mr. Allen asked for full data as to all money contributed by the American Sugar Renning Company or any of its officers 0: its account or im its interest im the differ- a of the Union in Isv2 and 1808 for political purposes of any political party, whether nationai, state rd local. The request was granted by the committee, and Mr. Havemeyer asked an opportunity to consult his counsel before furnishing Gata called for, ad Mr. Meyer Examined. Mr. Cord Meyer was also examined, He said his occupation was “executor of his father's last will,” president of the Acme Fertilizing Company, and managing partner of Cord Meyer & Compan; He had no connection with the American Sugar Refin- ing Company, except as a stockholder. The tate Was 4 stockholder. He represented the estate's stockhoiding interest, and had talked with Senators Smith and Murphy, and had told them that the last section did not afford sufficient proteetion to the sugar industry. Mr. Meyer denied having been present at any consultation between mem- bers of the sugar trust and Senators, in the Capitol or anywhere else. During the course of the afternoon the committee filed "its report to the Senate con- cerning the refusal of Mr. Elverton R. man of the firm of Moore & Schiey to an- swer certain questions that had been to him, replies to which were held by the | committee to be material, and under the Jaw the Vice President will certify the fact to the district attorney for action before the grand jury. The report was signed by all the members but Mr. Allen, who subsequently submitted the following minority report: “In addition to the above recommendation of the eom- mittee regarding the witness E. R. man, I think, he ought to be brought to he 4 required to purge bar of the Senate an himrelf of the contempt of which he is guilty or be summarily punished for @ re- fused t do no. therefore recommend the addition of the following resolution Senate: . fe fee “Whereas FE. R. Chapman, a witness, was heretofcre duly summoned by a select com- mittee of the Senate, and being lawfully re- Guired to testify before said committee, has, a5 appears by the report of said rae to pawwer urtinent and material questions propounded t sald com- mittee; therefore Pade’ . —— ed,That the President of the issue warrant in due fo under hand and the seal of the Senate’ directed wt the sergeant-at-arms of the Senate, com- manding him forthwith to arrest and to the bar of the Senate the R. Chapman, to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt, and in the meantime to keep the said Chapman in custody to await the furt! der Senate. Respectfully. sbmnitted, — submitted. ‘WM. V. ALLEN.” ——___-e.__ THE PROCESS TRIUMPHED. was the complete triumph of the plate, an@ the demonstration of the value and cability of the Hi larvey process as to plates of this thickness. The plate was curved, representing 300 tons of armor in- tended for the barbettes of the battle ship Massachusettes. It measured 8 by 12 feet, one weighed thirty tons. @ projectiles were of the Carpenter type, which worked such havoc with the eigh- teen-inch plate a few weeks ago. The first shot, with a velocity of 1,410 feet, was smashed without penetrating the plate more than a few inches. The second shot, with the higher velocity of 1,858 feet per likewise broke into fragments without ma- i penetration, but made a fine hair-ling crack, running from the shot hole to the edge of the plate. This satisfied all require- ments, and the lot of plates was accepted, Then the twelve-inch gun was tumed against another seventeen-inch plate, in- tended for the barbettes of the Indiana. This plate was oil-tempered, but not Har- veyized. The two projectiles were given the same velocity and striking energy as in the first test. It was unnecessary to, make the test so severe in order to secure the ac- ceptance of this oll-tempered plate, but the contractors were ambitious to secure @ remium, and requested the same test. Possibly, too, chey were anxious to make @ comparison between similar plates, one Harveyized and the other untreated. Any lingering doubt they may have had on that score was speedily removed, for the first low-speed shot penetrated about nineteen inches and into the backing, while the sec- ond and faster shot went through the sev- enteea-inch pi through thirty-six inches of oak backing, through about six feet of earthwork and out of sight down the river, The lesson of yesterday's test was that the Harvey process is valuable; that it can be applied to thick plates; that the first eighteen-inch plate, which was badly smashed a tew weeks ago, was inherently defective, and that there ts a reasonable hope of pas. the remainder of the eigh- teen-inch plates at the next test, which wi come off soon. SEEDMEN 1 N SESSION. A large number of American and Cana- dian seedmen were at Toronto yester- | day attending the twelfth annual convention of the American Seed Trade Associacton. Matters relating to the trade generally an@ to the various growing of seeds in different parts of the country were discussed, but the subject of prices did not come up, ‘The chief officers are: W. A — a. po delphia, president; D. 1. Busha, St first vice president, and A. L. Don, New York, secretary. The city council tendered the delegates a reception and treated them to @ drive around the city in the afternoon. coe Naval Orders. Ensign W. L. Fields has been detached from oninance instruction at the Washing- ton navy yard, and ordered to the naval ia-