Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1894, Page 5

—_—_—_— THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1894—TEN PAGES. EDUCATIONAL, “SUMMER RESORTS... . SUMMER RESORTS. LROADS IN WASHINGTON. BowARD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL, DENTAL and Pharmaceutical Departments will open (et. 5 ctreulars address ¢. BR. PURVIS, M. Db. 11S 13th st. a. Deatal students upon Prof. JAMES RB. . ow. Js 19-tooel METHOL Bstantished 176; lowest terms: best individual Instruction: polite ‘attention: beat disei ~ tral location; arithmetic, rapid law. typewriting, shorthand. Send for amnounce- ment. S. W. FLYNN, A. M. apt ta peta h oe Princinal. WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1225 10th st. aw. ‘Twenty-fifth year. Piano, organ, Yaive, violin, flute, cornet. cic. Free advantages _*¢ pupils. 0. B. BULLARD, Director. je28-1 WHITTINGHAM INST.. TAKOMA PARK. D.C.. A boarding and day school for young ladies and children. Pull graduating | coarer nalts master for privat i mfg ality ~ Fate coarl branches dur- ing the summer month * CHARLES W. FISHER. B.S. SUMMER FRENCH CLASSES; EASY METHOD foc learning to speak and understand. College udeats prepared for examinations. Classes 1) bol F Miss RALCIUS CIVIL, SERVICE INSTITUTE AND Rusiress College, 1207 10th nw. Pupils preparet successfully for civil service, departmental and cotnus examinations. Stenography taught. seZ-tr COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, G23 La. ave. bet. Gth and Tth sts. n.w. ¢. K. URNER, A.M. K. ‘The leading schooi of business and shortha Highest attainable grade of instruction at mo ate cost. Catalogus, y ITED STATES COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SURGEONS, 2 € STREET N.W.. WASHINGTON, D. C. SESSION 1804-5 EEGINS OCTOBER IST. CF For prospectus and full information, address _ BARNWELL ROBINSON, V. S., Dean. me la-co-t.thxat.GmF $1. GEORGE'S HALL FOR BOYS, ST. Me. J. €. Kinear, A. M., principal. “Best privat boarding school im the middle states. 19th year ted advantages. $210 to $255. Highest *~ jy24-Tm® ARY, NEAR BALTL is the leading Protestant’ boarding school the city for Zong Indies: modern con- )s comforts: eveellent board: NON- Send for cataloxue. Rev. J. H. M., Principal, Latherville, Md. Jv2l towel. BOK HILL COLLEGE. CONDUCTED BY THE brothers of the Christian schools. Situated upon the slope of ome of the picturesque hills overlook ing Ellicott City, Howard county, Md. Scientitie. ciamnical. commerctal courses ami & preparators ree for smatl boys. Stutents are received « boarders or day scholars. For particulars adress yZt-2m ROTHER MAURICE, President PENNINGTON (8. J.) SEMINARY, ROUND Brook it. .. between Phila. and New York, Foc both sexes. Fifty-ffth year. Very healthful. fut and accessible. Twelve corirses of in Taw sctroor, WASHINGTON AND LEE Rt COLLEGE ($200 A YEAR: aunt Art Conservatory for Younz Wo- cael, _ Finest climate. beautiful mi inzs, large and experienced home comforts, rans adv . €. Lb. KEEDY, Pres ST. JOUN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. LOGth Session Conumences 19th Ex client Preparatory School at 12 to U8 SPECIAL ATT! iIVEN TO THE, PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES FOR THE NAVAL ACADEMY. J the President, THOS. FELL,L iyz-78¢ UNIVERSITY OF VIRG! CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Sesion begins 15t1 September. Academical, on. giveerimg. law, medical departments. Fur cata- Torves address SyEreoeMe WM. M. BIORNTON, LL. DEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY, : |. Peekskill, N.Y. ‘AL M., Brest. weal, NOY. . Feopens for stu. Iss: both se: catalones apply Winder, Md. FAUQUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES. Warrenton, Va. Thirty-fourth year begina Sept. Ino4. Situated im Piedmont region of Vir +. om Richmomd »nd Danville KR. K., 35 miles Washington. For cataln address mth. GI BUTLER, AM... Prin. SNOKE COLLEGE, FORTY-SECOND YEAR: Elective course: high standard; large library: tory; healthful mountain | Seteootte NEW YORK. PEEKSKILL, THE KSKILL. MILITARY A .ADEMY. ‘Glst lember 12. seiveedie ot LOCI He OMLEMAY Y INSTITUTE, VieGINEA MILIT, Levingt 9. Val S6th year. State Military, Scientific and Tech- 1'Schoool. ‘Thorough cou.sen I 2 including cloth- at rite of $36.50 ' for the four sears, ex- sive of outfit. New ecad.ts report Sept. 1. i Gen. SCOTT SHIP, Superintendent. ST_ AGNES’ SCHOOL FO GIRLS, Umer the direction of Bishop Dow bo: NOUS UNLESS YoU thinking of getting @ fist-claxs piano. We have several first-class zecond-hund plines we will fell very low om easy iwonthly payments. Our phim all first-cl-xs. ER &CONLIFF, 41 iano Tith st. mw. ---Excellence, Im every sense of the word, in this make. pon RANICH & BACH PIANOS. Henry Wh Look AT THE POLLO prvzhts for cash. Demyrest apright. New England onrizht, Behe Bros. 145: Caleuber $190." Hallet & Cm: Cash only. HUGO . Asents for Mie Soh . moved, toned and pack a INS IN PIANOS, A Vine A tare chaace. A magnificent ight piano, only slightly $150 cash: bends fine inate: ich tone: 7 1 Viave, fully = warranted. Ocher Sayre pianos $150. waunthly pay men THE PIANO EXCHAN YOU-AN UrRiecut and $4 per nonth. URB STOKE, 924 Tth st. Unequtled In Yone, Touch, Workmans! ip Durabiltty, g Pinaos tor Kent. as chow Pianet at ®tgaine. ABE & CO., SIT P. (ins ~~ st oan lutely the most durable PIANO made: {i A by the musical profession: coast racted PUEWPER & CONLIFE, 407 Ulta st. ow. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. BALTIMORE AND°OHIO LA. FONTAINE, Orean end of Keatuck: Atlantic City, N. J. HOTEL ALDINE, _—— ave. near Ohio. Strictly first-class Ia all piaiutments. Keasomable teruss. a HAKRY b, EASTMAN, Proprietor. HOTEL HECKLER, ’ pba 7° gy aves. Central jveation. tESeY HECKLER, jyltiay HOTEL LELANDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ON THE BEACH. SAM'L WAGNER PECTAL RATES. EALL of Tioga. country seat of cultivatioa; near Atlantic € large barms and outbuildings: also wharf; a Sevt-cinge order: fine Gets ing. abing. eral in falling: two, blocks from depot; mutation fare to Philadelphit, 25e.; will bring in 2 Tevemue of $1,500 withia ‘two scars: tu: full view of ocean, Atlantic City, Lgngport, Sumers’ Point and Ocean City; will exchange for city. Property. Address G.. 623 F st. a.w. t THE ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, " conven RUBT. B. ENGLE, Prop. Open until October 1. including hot sea water baths in rates for June. Send mny2tosel@ Schedule ia effect June Leave Washington fi Jersey avenue and C For ‘and Northwest, express trains 11:15 a.ni.. 8: Cincinnati, St. Louts and statlou, corner of New Vestibuled Limited WINDSOR HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. ~ ou-the beach. Jro-im PR HALPIN, late of Ridley Park. bated Limited, 3:30 Bind czptons m. i and Staunton, 11:15 Dv. For Lexington BREXTON VITL. Near the beac moderate. Jel t-tugesm NEAR THE BEACH. For Winchester and way st: » CAPE MAY, N.7.; cat > cieeeeaae large plazzas; 75 rooms; terms = _ SA. MYERS. HE KOBITT, CAPE MAY, SUPERIOR TABLE. $2.50 A DAY: SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES. PERCY HALDEMAN. 10s ‘The Ocean House is now practically a new hotel, m0 expense having been spared by its Present owners to make it a complete and com- fortable family hotel. Reascnable rates. ful location on beach. jel-2m 2:20 (8:00 45 6:30, x8:00, x9:00, 5. Firat-class at fon Junction and way points, 9:00, THE IRVINGTON, Atlantic City, N. J. On the beach. Modern and chee Elevator to ground floor. All water fltered. CHAMBEUS & LOOVES. THE ARGYLE. OCEAN END OF CONNECTICUT ave.: unobstructed view of ocean; ¢reellent ta- terms. $2 and $2.50 day; #. aul upward eck: under mew management.” THOS. H. & A. tie and beach: geod board, tine rooms, terums moderate: circulars mailed 207. JAMES BRADY, MOTEL METROPOLE, ream end of New York ave., 100 feet from beach; mew house; mew furniture. CHAS. C. MURRAY, oie Proprietor. TUE ¢ PALE, 10 NORTH MASSACHUSETTS: ave: homelike and good attendance. Terms: $7 to $9 week. Mrs. C. T. BUZBY, late of + more J HOTEL EDISON, MICHIGAN AVE. NEAR BEACII. ic City, N. JL: open ir; elevator: ¢ bells; all modern comforts. HORNE. sas and Pacific avenues, Atlantic City, N. J. F150 to $2 per day; $8 to #12 per’ week. Mrs. H. OSBORN Express trains stoppii it 04:30, 05:30 pm SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOU iy13-20 iz HOTEL BELLEVIEW, now open; “management bathing, fishing and crablnng. and $10 per week. Spectal Address MRS. A. P. P.O. Md.. or ES. BR. Randall, Washington, D. ¢ 9:15 amd 4:25 p! ROYAL RLCE LINE POH” NEW Y PHILADELPHIA —— ily, 4:20, 8:00 (10:00 a.m. 12:00 Dining Car), 3:00 (5 K EDEN,” ON THE POTOMAC, Is NOW open for guests; salt-water bathh per day, $6 pr. wk. Address JAS. Prop., St. Mury’s Co., Piney Pt., Md. jy26-10t* Bay Ridge Lots are offered for sale at low price and on reasonable terms. Apply at BAY RIDGE HOTEL, Or W. H. BARSTOW, img: terme, $l . HAYDEN, 05 Dinis Car), steeping Car, open at 10:00 Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains. and 12:00 noon, May and Sea Isle City, dat 0m, For Brigantine Be 12:00 noon. Sundays, 5 a Except Sunday: x Hixpre, «© Sunday only. Baggnge called for and checked from hotels and Union Transfer Company om orders offices, GLY and 1351 pa. ave., and CHAS. 0. SCULL, rates to families. KRETCH MAR, —— Harry COLONIAL BEAC! vate boarding: fh large, airy rooms: gas Por terms, address p COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, ’ has been handsomely refitted the cuisine depa “TON, ATLANTIC AND CONNECTICUT hones. capacity, 150; terms, $7 t Pre eek. Circular mailed.” Mew FM fh RICH 3 end ky ave, Appointments and cuisine special features. Send for Jst-cotst THE WAVERLY Atlantic City, JytO-cotat BOARDING Ju a private cottage on Pennsylvania ave. Appointments unexcepttonaile At Address PO. Box Ninth sear under the same orinagement. Lo- cated om highest grotnd in the city, Tennessee ave. between Atlantic aud Pacific ott THE Wh ATLANTIC HOTEL BERKELEY. Rentucky ave. Directly on the beach. JelS-Im&2w JAS. & GEO, BEW. = Maryland ave., Atlantic ; capacity, 200: every comfort convenience of a flrst-cliss table; $2 to $3 per diy: COTTAGES. $10 to $18 per Week; spectal for families for season. GW. KENDRICK, Owner and Propric Washington trade solietted. “fe24-Sni THE SAN MARCOS. ~ 2 elegant a salt baths; the terms are reasonable; de- rular’ with diagram mailed. new and every com) ; surpasesd; thet Tookter maited. e122 ATGLEN. Michigan ave. near beach. Perfect sanitary “arrat $5 to $10 per week. JE. N. ATLANTIC CITY, 3 ite aves.: refurnished, with ali” conver M. J. ECKERT, formerly of the oss wi bow at LP2S-2513M ¥t., Washingtou,L.c, J. HE YEAR management. . ATLANTIC CITY, XN. J.. REMAINS OPEN THROUGHOUT THE Y Situated dire-tly om the beach. yy cont , including bot aml cold sea water baths aud J.D, SOUTHWIC THE BREVOORT, So. Carolina’ ave, Remodeled amd refurnished. $1.50 @ day, $7 to $10 week. come HOTEL ROSSMORE, Atlantic City, No J. e Near the be Urder Wastingtoa omnagement. Newty furnished. $10: to. $15 per wack ae EE UARTSOCK SR08._ 2 MOTEL TRAYMORE, Atlantic City, N. J. Open all the year. ap2stm w. WW. GREEN & a HOTEL WELLING ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. KENTUCKY AVENUE. THE BEACH. NOW OPEN. _ M.A &H _ THE ELKTO: J. 7 hans poh oe steam heat; a| Jat met iret : “ei-Gan chess, | THE MARYLAND, New York ave. wear the tench, Atlantic . vopems May 20. tau F.S. OREM, Prop, RY PARK, N. J. UE HOUSE, 3 ASBURY PARK, N. J. Under new management. Mra. N. B. Wheel formerly of Berwick Ladse, Avon, my23-20 PARK, N AT. Opens June i. jetlm One block from ocean. Enlarged. Modern tm- PROBST & LEADLEY, ICTORIA. Family hotel; froating ocean: "modern finprove- ents; THth Season: accommodates, 200; superior terms moderate and reduced after 5 the most artistic devigns and ia all kinds re wood cases. Established more than 50 FROM THE . Home comforts.” Mrs, HAMULTON HUNT. E—JEKSEY COAST, rate, §° er dhity the week. D, GALLAGHER & 4°0y 1 in Ocean Gree. Refitted, re and perfect throughout. rectly opposite the Audito inm. Gas and ei lighe?, Opens June 16. C,H. MILLAR. — Je: SPRING LAKE, N. 3. Directly ou the’ beac | my 12-4 EM AVE MAY, N. J “@1B ALDINE. ‘Open oll the year. THEO MU ON-BY-TH i Ses = Spring Late, Ne J june to . . om 8. RY Levert worrn, I STARK’ OVE, No Open ‘all the BW: five Stories high: i husariona lights and ose STARKS, M.D. Directly ch. Ocean Grove NJ, opens 16. Sixteenth year. Special rates Jun JOS. WHITE, Prop. | OCZAN GROVE, > ‘OCEAN * Maio avenue; 3 minutes from ocean. For circulars and dress F, VRENTIS, Prop., Lo jel-=a twa, ad. x S17, | “THE ALVIN In all its appotntment table unexe »ptional (PIEDMONT AIR LINE). Schedule in effect July 1, 1804. All trains arrive and leave at Station, Washington, daily—Local for Danville and inter- sat Lynehburg w road westward, daily, je stations, and conne the Norfolk and ‘Western und at Manassas for Strasburg, daily, except: Sun. SOUTHERN FAST rates Pullman Buffet 3! nagem “nt, the "hathti ft hax the high ns. Terms nied wilman Buflet Sleeper with connections for ) RD, CRAW or its mi accommodations, Ss = ~~ Rock Eno: Great North mountai Capacity, 300; all req reereation and res: cellent musie; i Monterey Springs Hotel. Summit of the Blue Ri Now ‘Three and one-fourth hours from Washington. 1,500 feet above ea level No Malaria"No Mosquitoes—Pure Spetug Water. n sarit New and mod Write for descriptive M. A. & H: 8 MILNOR, myS-tt P. 0.. Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, On Delight ful and TOWN, JEI » POW HATAN, Hor Two hours from Washington alr: everything first-class; rates low, HOTEL ALLE Eagleamere. cated withia good bathing and boating: drives over good mountain roads: altitude over 2200 feet above sea lev : For farther information, CHENEY, MIT HOUSE, hects “at Atlanta for Birmingham, Ala., Colu Misa, e mineral waters, fshing. Terms, $8 per week. Tharlestown, W. tha, boating and AND SOUTHW! ERN VESTIBULE! y leepers and Di . ELKTON STA. train leaves 3 GUAM, VAL. SPRIN from ‘Washington: Jacksonville and citisine Jars, E_B. HOPKINS, M MINNIE OPEN JUNE 18. On Northern Central conn Tampa. Also Sleeper New York to New Orleans vit Atlanta a York to Asheville via Salishu to Memphis ‘via via Columbla, TON AND OHIO DIVI- shington at 9:10 a.m, da ion of Pennsrlvant Exceptional att: the celebrated Minne forest walks: 3 @very modern river: for Leesburg, Returning, arrive Washington imnequa, Bradt nm Springs and Mineral Baths. P. 3 daily, except Sunday, from Leesburg, and 6:53 a except Sunday, from Herndon only rom the south arrive and S20 pm. isites for health, billiards and bowling. a ing and strengthenin and baths: a safe and lovely resort for families: abundant table; complete sanitary arrangements: terms moderate. Send for cireulers, with all ine . to ALS. S._ BROWN, Ger YEVANIA, RAILROAD, Station corner of @th and B sts, * Mountains, Poana ing, S to Chicago, Cineitinati, Ind Parlor Car to Har- XE, Paliman Buffet Parlor or and Dining Cars, Har- eland and Toledo. 108 mites ea All trains stop OPENS JUNE 25. location, Excel STERN EXPRESS. “to St. Louis, and Sleep- FIC EXPRESS. . THE MOUNTAINS. ua, Rockester and 3 shington to Roc! pia, New York and the E NGRESSION AL rf Dining Car from Raltimare, for Philadelphia week days ng ew York daily, ‘Dining Cary, 920 1 Philadelphia onl, days. Express, 2:01 and 5:40 For Boston withont change, 7:50 a.m, week days Pleasantly lo- pleasant walks and atoga Express Buffet Parlor Car), « City, 9:00 (Satuxtars only), 9:40, 5 p.m. week days. pers Ferry, W. Va., Send for circular a ‘or Pope's Creek A delightful mountain resort {i Je9-s,tudeth, 26¢ HILL Tor HOUSE. HARP Finest location for’ scene first-class tabl daily, except Sunda; 7:2), $200 and 11:50 a.m, the Biue Ridge kept in best style. from Philadelphia, W._BRODIRAD._ ® FERRY, W. VA aml air in town: J teh graph office in houze: 1%, hours from Washington apzd-hmo T. 8. LOVETT, Propriotor. fe Coast Liae Express for Bi sonville and Tampa, 4:30 30 Richn:ond_and Atlanta, Is os Accommodation for Quantico, and 4:25 p.m. week day: For Alexandri Ale: Vashingt: 6:05, LOCKWOOD, HARPER'S Sarg hare im, 1:00, wilt open June 4. Rooms large and airy: pleaty shade: table first-class: rates, $6 _ LOVETT, Propel Tennavivania avenue, and at the station, 6th and B street, where orders can be left for the ing of baggage to destination from hotels S. M. PREVOST, J, R. Woop, Up 3,000 Feet. ‘THE AURORA TOUSE, on the crest of the AL agen to Wash- Geod roads fer driv- leghanies, offe large. airy rooms, be comfort; FFER, litres connections. NTAIN LAKE MIFY TOOMS: a conahle rates. JOH) 27-1m Hotel Takoma, koma, D. C. Largest suburban ho dO. tennis, dancit reasonab &e. jy1t-1m* FOREST IN on Met. brane a . FOREST GL table unex Gen'l Pass. Agt. CHESAPEAKE AND O10 RAILWAY. May 13, 1894. tation (B. and unparalleled ingtonians only 200° miles. ing—grand scenery—pure, bracing air and water beat beds—good home tabl: brief, an ideal family resort, where one can rest, Ne amd withal verconts. Good fishing Trains leave daily trom Uni Through the gr the handsomest an dest scenery In America,” with solid train ser- 4 nati and St. Solid Vestibuled, newly Equipped, Elec- ighted, Steam-heated” Train. ars Washington to Cincinnati. Indianap- change. Dining n a good time: nd hunting in Pullman's finest Louis without and Paliman sleepers for Cincinnati, ON TOP OF THE fon. Arrives in Mopot for ail p M.._ EB: North Ta-= 400. Seven mi 3 R.A; also reached b running every 10 minut, Livers, swimming, ‘Telephone call, 1 ay vong Debility, Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis a "I that class of has been in use city. 900 Baw, equal to this cord¥al. for nearly forty-five years in t! Ps + tt tent cases. Fapert tn pa a inventors. 918 F # CAMPBELL CA Webster Law ington, D. AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT THE OLD Brothers, 906 B st. s.w.: experience In treatment of all disea: consultation free and stri Specifications drawn | for rellable specialist, ‘Dr DRS. DAMON AND MAYNARD lar graduates of medicine apenties practicing in liseases successfully new and scientific. princ . Offices, GOS 12th ‘Consultation free, COMMISSSION =I lic for all st by KH. EVA Always in office, office hours. 2 doors from F st. UNDERTAKERS. OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- ex and territories a SPECIALTY office (vasement), 1321 F st. FOR EVERY STATE S. Commissioner W. R. Speare, STEAM CALPET CLEANING. Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET. Works. Carpets cleaned in pets m: mbz-ut Everything strictly first-class and on the most Feasonable terms. Telephone calj, 340. jal-tr NDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, E Ri FURNISHING U: Li EW YORK AVE. 'N.W. 334 Telephone, 235, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. LAEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL. jeaven River g street, Sanday, ‘Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. Landing at ali wharves as far down as Maddox creek, includ- ing Chapel Point and Colonial Beach. Returning ou Mondays, Wednesdays and F' Pas- senuger accommodations frat-class. untit hour of sailing. F. A. REED & €O., Agents, Alex. Proprietor and Manager. — GEO. 0. CAKPINTER, Gen. Agt. Sy20-tf Washington, D.C MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY ‘the splendid new iron stea. Potomac,” Capt. W. ©. Geoghegan, will leavs Wash ngton for Bal- nd river landings every Sumlay aud Wed- nesday at 6 p.m. ning, leave Baltimore every ‘Tuesday and Friday at 6 ‘The steamer “Bue,” Capt. James Geoghezan, will leave Washington every Monday at 6 for Baltimore and river landings. Returning, leave Baltimore every Wedoesday at G p.m. Special Saturday excursion, steamer Soe, every Saturday at 6 p.m. for Piney Point and lower river landings, returning to Washington 6 a.m. Monday, All accommodations first-class. For ratcs, state room and wil information apply to STEPHENSON & BRO. Tth st. wharf or 910 Ba. ave. iy23m “WAKEFIELD.” ferry wharf. ‘mm Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 7 for river landings, to Colonial Beach; thence sioomany river. Colton’s and Noninl crent. Ss Saturday, all above landings and Leonardtown St. Clement bay wharves. Returning on Tuesday, STEAMER T. V. ARROWSMITH FOR THE PiC- turesque lower Potomac and Chesansake bay. Delightful trips to salt water. Leaves 7th st. wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATUR- DAY. ‘Touching at all pupular, watering paces and summer resorts. On MONDAYS and WED- NESDAYS, at 3 p.m., for Colonial Beach, Col- on’s, Leonardtown, Nomini, Piney St reek, Conm, Yeoromico Clement's bay, arriving at ‘Washington early Wednesday and Friday morvings. On SAT- for Colonial Beach, Col- Viney 2 St. George's Island, Staith’s creck, Coan and Yeocomico rivers, arriving at Washington Sunday night. Jel9-tt CW. RIDLEY, Gen, Man. NORE AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO_ D. C., NORFOLK, VA. ‘The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers, FOLK—SOUTH BOUND. 7 p.m. from foot of ress Monroe at 6:30 at Norfolk at 7:30 a.m., Where raflroad connections are made for 311 points south and southwest NORTH BOUND. orfolk daily at 6:10 p.m, Leave Fortress 10 ps Arrive at Washington at at 513, 619, 1351 and 1421 Peon- and 615 ih aw. for tickets via new line. Telephone, 750. INO. ©. CODE LE phia. Leaves Philadelphia every Saturday, 12 m Washington every Monday, 5 p.m. Low retes to all points north “and east” FL AL REED & CO., Agents, wharf foot of N st. s. myIS-tf ____ FOR EXCHANGE. E-PRETTY LITTLE LOT IN izhta, head of 16th xt.; will ex- for linotype stock. ED. J. O'HARE. DENTISTRY. Perhaps That Ailing Tooth CAN BE SAVED and extracting may not be necessary. Painless filling is with us clalty. ‘Time required wil be very li work will be thorough and lasting. Amalgam, platina or silver dilings, 7: gold, $1 up: cleaning, Te mz, ade. Other operations priced fonately, treated skill fully and painless! DR. GRAHAM, 307 7TH ST. iv 7S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING ental organization of America. Scteutitle dent: istry at moderate prices by experts gn Om, DR. 8. PARSONS, 9TH AND E, RILEY BiG. specialty. ‘The best solution apjlied to m prevents pain ia extracting. Aching h treated sand saved, a y ) YET SAPE, METHODS: in all Dental operations, Charges moder: See * in another column, MS, 1217 PA. AVE, fe2 Somerset, ‘ On Georgetown and Tenallstown Electric R.R. ft; water, rt FULLER, 504 11h COMPROMISE CASES. Am Opinion That Overrales All Past Precede: An importatit ‘opinion has been rendered by Solicitor General Maxwell in the case of the United States against the International Cotten Press Company ef New Orleans. It appears that for certain internal revenue taxes, amounting to $3,463, assessed against one Snyder, the United States has a lien upon real estate in the city of New Orleans now owned by the Cotton Press Company, they having bought it from Snyder after the lien attached. In consideration of a release of the lien, the Cotton Press Company sub- mitted an offer to pay $s), together with all costs and expenses, and the United States district attorney and the solicitor of the treasury recommended its acceptance. The question having gone to the Department of Justice for final determination, it was there decided by the solicitor general that the law “does not authorize the Secretary of the ‘Treasury to remit or release moneys due to the United States and clearly recoverable, but to ‘compromise,’ which implies a claim of doubtful recovery or enforcement. The power is strictly a fiscal one, to be exercised in ch case upon fiscal corisiderations alcne.” Inferentially, the decision holds that it is not proper to consider either equity. hardship of public policy in the determin: tion of compromise questions, the only con- dition warranting a compromise being the inability of the party to pay. This “pinion overrules that of Attorney General Mac- Veagh, and changes the practice of the de- partment during the last thirteen years. —s HOUSE MEASURES, i Got Through Yen- terday. The House yesterday passed several bills, including the following: House bill providing that in any appli- cation for a pension under the act of June 27, 1890, where it is shown that the soldier or sailor on account of whose service such pension is asked dies or has died without having received an honorable discharge from service and without having by his own conduct forfeited his right to receive an honorable discharge, such want of an honorable discharge shall not debar the ap- plicant from receiving the benefits of said law upon complying with the other require- ments thereof, provided that no charge of desertion is standing against the soldier on the rolls of the War Department. House bill authorizing fourth-class post- masters to administer oaths to pensioners. House bill to amend the general act ot June 27, 1800, by providirgs for the contin- uance of pensions, at the rate of $8 a month, to children of deceased soldiers who are idiotic, insane, or otherwise totally helpless after they reach the age of six- teen years. Senate bill to pension Frances Corse, widow of the late Gen. John M. Corse, at the rate of $100 a month. Federal Courts. Senator Allen has introduced a bill to re- strict the jurisdiction of federal courts. It provides that no United States circuit or district court, or any judge of these courts, shall implead or permit any state officer to be impleaded in his official capacity in any action or suit in such court, or in any man- ner restrain or enjoin him from the execu- tion or discharge of his official duties under the laws of the state. No judge of a United States circuit or district court shall in any manner enjoin or restrain the execution of any state law, and all writs of injunction or restraming orders hereafter issued against any state officer in his official ca- pacity or in any manner restraining him from the execution of his duties under state law or against the execution of any state law shall be obtained in the first instance in a state court. ; ——_—_—__+o+—.. — k Officials G Jail. Judge Hallett, in the United States court at Denver, Col., Tuesday, overruled the motion of J. C. Cochran and A. R. Sayre for a new trial and sentenced them to five years each in the United States prison at Joliet, IMs. Cochran and Sayre were the president and cashier respectively of the First National Bank at Del Norte, Col. ‘lhe offense for which they were arrested and convicted was sending false reports of the condition of the bank to the controller of A Namber of | the currency, HAND DON.W. « SSS >>> THE TARIFF CAUCUS|/STATE REPUBLICANS e Party Conventions in Various States and Democratic Senators Agree to Send : the Bill Back. bd! Declarations of the Piatform om Sil- NO INSTRUCTIONS 0 THE CONFEREES | ver em+ tart ana om omner Issuee—Nominations. Earnest Speeches Made by Messrs. ‘The republican state convention of Mik M nots met in Springfield yesterday in the hall Smith, Vilas and Others. of represontatives and nominated the fole towing ticker: For state treasurer, Henry Wulff of Chi- TEW c x | cago. ee ee ee For superintendent of public instruction, —_+—— Prof. 8. Mi. Ingliss of Corlinville. ° For trustees of the State University, 8. The democrats of the Senate are in a fair! 4. Ballard and Alex. McLean were renomi- way to get the geni back in the bottie. nated aud Mrs. J. M. Flower of Chicago se- The caucus yesterday afternoon decided. | jected as the third nominee. Ex-Gov. Fifer after much discussion, that the denferats | was permanent chairman. Mr. Fuller of should vote solidly to send the tariff bill) Boone arose, and in a speech of some back. to conference, and they hope to be | iengih proposed that the convention pro- able to do this today. There were four | ceed to declare its choice for a United Propositions before the caucus. One was to | States Senator to succeed Mr. Cullom. This instruct the Senate conferees to agree to immediately caused a great uproar. strike off the one-eighth differential duty | x-Gov. Fifer’s voice failed him, and he from refined sugar, leaving a flat duty | retired from the chair, being succeeded by of forty per cent. Another was a variation | ex-Goy, Ray. A nun.ber of speeches on the of this proposition by increasing the flat | senatorial question were made, and the tur- — to sri pisct per cent. The desire of | moil continued a jong time, but finally the so called conservatives was to instruct | Chairman Ray's the conferees, to a to all the Senate | matters down, ond o motion yng yo amendments. The last proposition, that) atorial matter on the table was carried by finally adopted and the only one that it was | a vote of 1,019 to 315. believed would not surely defeat all legisla- | The platform maintains the Heht and jus- tion, was to refer the bill to conference | tice of the American doctrine of prote-tion: without instructions. opposes the importation of so-called raw Would Not Accept Vilas’ Proposition. | material free of duty as an interfyrence Conservative Senators declared absolutely | With the system of protection to Amoricam labor, and should only be rmitted whea and emphatically that they would not ac-| the raw material Is uncbieimeole in eae cept the Vilas proposition to recede from | own country; the Wilson bill, as ‘odified the differential even though the ad valorem | by the Senate, is denounced, and the pres- si , nd 4} ent unusual and unnatural conditions be- pagent sorliompenetrt td asatioteny voenator | tween capital and labor “are the natural 3 results of the false economic theurles, Smith said that such a change meant the | vacillating policy amd aopeless incompet shutting down of the refineries in his state, | tency of the democrati¢ party, and to re- the throwing of thousante of men out of] mace the evil this creates. cestetp pres " perity and bring health to the body of t ccntemplate with composure, and would not | PATY should be restored f9 power.” | Timet= peor talliam is fvaored, and the “use of gold and : _| silver as money metals wpon a parity lingoea ae tee Senasore indicated a wil- | Values, with eomple:e interconveriibility, cept the substitution of forty-five per cent | UNGer such legislative pr straights The proposition did not, however, | r'any dollar coined ot insted te the tenited, meet with general favor as the wisest vend po Se weed — 4 rse to pursue in view of che hostility of | States the absolute equivalent of that of any thn Somer ae ve 4 hho acted | Other dollar so coined or issued.” The gover- hg esntapcice 8 mows ape yey ee S. | Bor of Tilinols is arraigned as “the most con= eral inakien Gon OER dha oo aioe 3 | Spicuoux case of misfit in official jife,” and trust, as a matter of principle, advised in | °" “1 tience th pir favor of the cessation of all efforts to give | Silt "udisguise} impaticnce the expiration — jae” eae a 5 Wisconsin Republicans Bats. There have been few secret eonferences | The Wisconsin republican state convem- : tion at Milwaukee was unable to select from which so many conflicting reports a candidate’ for queens test Sah, emanated; and it was apparent that each! 1. forces of the leading candidates aoe eet ae Ce hee ienderatanding to | Upham, Schofield and Haughen, making @ suit himself as to what implied instructions . sea the conferees were under. Some felt that | D&M struggle to win over the strasgling ers rani the Senate DIM would be adhered to, and | X01" 704 Deak Into each tHe le eke ethers that the main point of difference, the | just of the situation, although the adjourne 1-& of a cent differential per pound on re-| ment war in the nature of a victory for the fined sugar, was to be eliminated, and per- | other candidates. The convention took five raps a new susar schedule presented. But | pallots last evening and then adjourned trom those Senators who have been man-| until this morning. Each ballot showed @ aging the bill the statement came with | clear gain for Upham. forceful emphasis that upon the main propo-| Tne platform was adopted. It declares sitions upon which the houses differed—| in favor of a protective tariff, and recog- sugar, coal and iron ore—there would be no | nizes the right of laborers to organize. The change ‘from the Seuste vill when it was | Conciuding planks read: returned from conference, One thing which | «phe republican party is in favor cf hon- everyone felt assured of was that forty-| ext money. We are unalterably opposed to three votes be counted on to. send the bill | any scheme which will give to this country back to conference. The speeches were, a*] 4 debased or depreciated currency. We fa- a rule, devoted to advising a strenuous ef-| Vor the use of silver as a currency to the fort to secure party karmony on the basis | extent only that it can be circalatcd on @ of a bill which would receive the support | harity with gold. of forty-three members of the Senate. Sen- | "Tie republican party is a party of rea ator Vilas spoke in general terms of the | jigious liberty and absolute non-secvarians constitutional right of the House to origin-] ism of cutire separation of church an® ate revenue bilis, and without denying the | State, of free common schools, and of the concurrent right of the Senate, he suggest- | emost independence of individual thought, ed that the House privilege in this respect | Syeach and action within the law: could not de ignored with complacency or She town tinbe Seabed safety. He also, cautioned the caucus in strong terms to avoid all appearance of | The following ticket was nomin «ted ‘by favoring monopglies in view of the present | the Iowa republican state convention at feeling on that subject. Des Moines, Iowa, yesterday: The Speeches Made. For secretary of state, W. M. McFarlana@, Senators Smith, Blanchard and Caffery| Auditor of state, A. C. McCarthy. also made speeches of some length. Senator] Judges of the supreme court, C. T. Grane Gorman devoted himself, ta, a, verbal state- | ger, Waukon, and H. E. Deemer, Red Oak. ment of the parliamentary status of the] State treasurer, John S. Herriott of bill. Great earnesttiess was exhibited in | Stuart. a es of the New J F and Loutsl. Spgs general, Milton Remley cf lowa ana Senators. Other Senators, as a rule. | ‘The prayer of Rev. J. L. Weaver, pastor spoke without any manifestation of feeling. | of the Christian Church im Der Moines.was ‘The vote on the resolution to send the bil) | the mont gemarkabte Sante St aaa % ceedings. He began by inv S to conference again was not unanimous, an on Os ey oo es ee on Senator Vilas and a few others opposing it | bless! “ and explicitly stipulating that their partici- | PeTil and asked that its enemy, the demo- ~ | cratic party, be as merciful as p sible, and pation im the caucus should not be con sidered as binding them to support the con. | that the people be thankful for all the good ference committee when again presented. it did if it did anything to elicit their sym- During the proceedings the attitude of the | Pathies. He closed by appealing to omnipo- populist Senators Allen and Kyle, who have | tence to arsist in expediting the ¢emocratie generally voted with the democrats on the | Party from power and lay the hand of divine tariff bill, was alluded to, and one of the | displeasure on it and restrain it forever Senators present stated that he had becn | {fom the exercise of government authority. authorized by Senator Alien to say that he | The platform expresses renewed conti- thought the bounty 0 ght to be continued | ‘ence in a protective tar'ff for the develop. for the present year. The suggestion was | Ment of American iadustries. On the mun- not received with favor, and no action was | °¥ question it says: taken indicating the probability of recom- ‘We favor the largest possible use of sil- mending the adoption of the suggestion. ver as money that is cotsistent with 2 Senators Hill, Murphy and Irby were ab- | Permanent maintenance of equal values sent from the caucus. all dollars in —- We do oe! — Proposition monometatiism, gold or silver, ai _—_— . go Mpc we pledge ourselves to continue to werk for A new phase was given to the discussion | jimetallism to be brought about Ir all fe on coal by a proposition that the Senate | means within the power of the goverament.” rate 6f #0 cents a ton should stand, with a New York Republicans. Proviso for admitting coal free from such | The republican state comra‘tt:e, In session countries as make @ reciprocity agreement | in New York city yesterday, authoricad to admit coul from the United States free. | Chairman Brookfield to call the state cum- This brought out considerable comment fa-| vention to meet at Convention Halk, Sarato- vorable to the proposition and it was pointed | ga, Tuesday, September 18. out that this would give the Canadian coal| William W. Gocdrich of Kings county free access to this country and yet compel | then arose and made the motion that the Canada to remit her present duty on that | chairman appoint a subcommittee to heat article. While no agreement was reached, | the contest between the ri organizations the expressions were so generally favorable | in New York and Syracuse. Mr. Goodrich to the proposition that it was regarded as | suggested as the make-up of th subcomm one of the points on which a common | tee James W. Wadsworth, chairman ground of agreement in conference could be | George W. Dunn, William L. Proctor, Jehn reached. There was little discussion of iron Quackenbush and B. 8. Odell, jr. Ciair- ore and nothing was done to change the | an Brooktield took the floor and made a situation on that article. i motion, but the resolution of Goodrich, numing the abovs as the subcommittee to hear the evidence in the two contests, was carried by a vote eft of 21 to 1%, and the committee was accura- A Number of Presidential Appoint- | ingly appointed. ments Agreed To. It was a decided victory for Mr. Puate and the Mitholland faction. In fact, ~ The Senate has confirmed the following all they had asked for, and when the news nominations: got out from behind the closed doors of Walter L. Carter of New York, to be sur-| the committee room there Was great. te- veyor of customs, port of Patchogue, N, y.J Joicing in the Milholland headqdarters. Th, 2 : resolution reads that the committee shati Receivers-of public -moneys—William A. | have power to settle similar disputes ir all Reiniger, at Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Alfred | parts of the state, as weil as in New York W. Kroutinget, at [wtston, Idaho; Wm. | county. The committee adjourned to meet F. Horne, at. Hailey, Maho. again at the Fitth Avenue Hotel August Registers of land offices—Willt Low. | Tht, Subcommittee was Girected to report oxy, at Sia gern, Kend aa at that time. Messrs. Platt, Miller and De. 3 es untzing, ere adde e exec - at Akron, Col.; Jacob B. Philippi, at Glen. | feo’ “ere Sded to the exccutive comumilt wood Springs, Col.; Charles) Himrod. at | = The Arkansas Republicans. Boise City, Idaho; William H. P: Hailey, Idaho: George I. coca at| ‘The republican state Convention was ig Vancouver, Wash. session at Little Rock, Ark., yesterday. Thy Navy—Commodore 9. F. Stanton, to be | nomination of H. lL. Remmel of Newport fe ryar admiral; Capt. E. O. Matthews, to be : was bro rm and commodore, and Commarder 0. 8. Crown: | Sreated a ereat sogrioa ee itn inshield, to be captain, 5 co ms as S the gea- First Enginecr Alfred Hoyt of New York, | *f#! expectation that Col. Thomas Roles of to be chief.engineer in. the revenue cutter | Fert Smith would get that honor. service; Jules A. Andrews of Belton, Tex.,| A resolution was introduced indorsng to be agent for the Indians of the Lemhi| Rebert T. Lincoln .or President and Col, agency in Idaho; John C. Arnold of Pendle- | Fred Grant for Vice President for 186, ‘ut ton, Oreg.,to be surveyor general of . | hundreds shouted for M¢Kinley, end the Post.rasters—Washington, Goo. W. Boyd, | Terolution was lost in the tumult.’ Tue piece at New Whatcom; Ohio, Charles W. Arner, | form reaffirms the national platform of at Wellington; Jowa, Edward H. Hunter, ai | 18’2, denounces any actempt to rmend or Des Moines. repeal the tariff legislation of the Te-w'sli- There was @ bricf contest over the con- | Cans which does not ecognize pr. t= tion te firmation 0f"the ‘Romtnation of Julius A, | American labor and industries, sym, ..Witzes Andrews, to be agent for the Indians with the deplorable cendition of tae lala Lembi agency, ‘Idaho. f idrews’ hon.e is | ime Classes caused by the success of the at Belton, Tex., and his confi-maticn was | democratic free trade pelicy, cemands the contested by the republican Senators on the US? of €-ld and silver ur iss such provis- ground of non-residence, A yea and nay | 1998 as Will secxre at 1 mainta n the pa vote being taken a motion to confirm was | Of valucs, and denounces the present ad- carried by 4 majority. scnenenentanonces i eo -——____ __ o> ee Knights of Laber in Politica, & Woman Jery-< «thes. ‘The general executive board of the Knights | Mrs. Wat-en Springer, the wife of tha of Labor yesterday in Omaha,Neb. completed | Chicago millionsive, was held to the wrara arrangements for canvassing Nebraska in J17¥ yesterday im the sum of $5.00 on the Interest of the populist party, and State | Chanse < bribing. pire Springer Workman D'Allemand was sent ou to con. | A°Crsel Of attempting to two jures, fer with the populist centre! commuctec and | {AOURN {hair fambics. tno oor denn: "tom, fix dates for twenty-four rallies during the | 5Y!t ™ papa am Intererin, falt cam) ‘The general secretar; === = ae oe fewtracted 10 earefuty Prepare ist "of al WAUN WEARY AND LANGUID wep tend petoed the ment é or the Knights of Labor ana setre cna mepsingrengeetstgeny ter gs ee! reat When you ave weary an languid with the will be made to def © jeg A end, them. and cx ples of » and strive im vale to keep coal, sm in the United States, | Fxcepuate wim wateriatty ‘aie you”