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THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1896-TWENTY-FOUR PAGES.: => 5 i = ESS ‘ + ~ FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. EDUCATIONAL, LEGAL NOTICES. PIANOS AND ORGANS. FOUR THOUSAND VOICES FOR SALO OR EXCHANGE_ONE OF THE MOST | TAKOMA PARK—¥OR SALB-8 ROOMS AND IN WASHINGTON. | Tesued Feb: 21, 1808. A NICE PEASE UPRIGHT PIANO, GOOD AS NEW, FOR a Sauxpers & CO., 1407 F ST. DEsiRABrE HOME UROPERTIES on finest street th; comfortaile and pretty home a xe | GRETA Pa isd dD GAMUBL BLOWS WEG, LATE) $200; $10 cash and $6 per-month. a 3 r i x " 3 See fh: iat 5 HUGO WorcH, priced st gi6.0ur al 'worap the aticaton of | _felbtaneade. J. Be WIMMER, 60s s0mm at._| grounds ened tins "Fer fall pardcalare inquire Of # PER MOMEDRILLEny, | oaplicition, having been, made Eeiding OrBusae? 924 7th aw, | Arrangements for the Big 0. E Convention locking for homes. “SALF iTFUL LOC. . 4 , # , ¥ ST FLOOR. stored SOI BALE SSomo very’ attractive new houses Oe eee eee te ee BENJAMIN & COLILOUN, 620 ¥ st, pw, oom | _ fe22-te bos 1171 S€z IST FLOOR. | Court, for letters of administration oe wala estate | Plans for rent, mored, and packed. materially reduced in price; 7r., bath, cellar, ete heated by furnace: 3r. and hails, Ist thor; n. and within easy reach of ith’ st. cable car $4,500; very easy terms. SALE—We cial to have the most eom- 2<tory and evliar hoes iu the city, and finshed, as ihey have Steam heat, tiled percelain tubs, bandsome fla- i attractive pepering. The price and i be ude to anit. Fuk SALE—Aiso several houses, $6,500 to # $e. : Send for our may of Wasbiagton and batletin. It WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO. 1407 F st. COZY NEW 6R. BRM For S\LE_1 vn FT. WIDE FINE DWEL Ing (lot 85 deep to alley}; near 7th and Mass. ave. n.w.; 10 very large tows, and eve : aia perfect order. $13,500; Suburban property as part’ paym INNIX, 127 Faw. SALE-A $60,000 IMPROVED PROPERTY, y. will be Fot SaLe-cnear Derick hoses in Wa: WO OF THE BEST BUILT ‘mt in a cheap 5-roo: heap property, nd B ets. and c house, an lot 26: EDW. T. KAISER, S10 F paved alles & FUL 0. it bug i if sold soon. E CORNER can sell a home ready to bath; ami. Only $4,300; very small cash pay- ment, balance ame as rent: cunuot be duplicated Ow hese RES PREITY LOT IN felS-in,th&s,8t for $5,500. JAMES A. CAHILL, 526 18th st. n.w. fe6-Im J.B, WIMBR, 608 13th st. FOR SALE—10-ROOM HOUSE, 1231 10TH_ ST. D.W.; modern improvements; a bargain. PAT- RICK O'FARRELL, Owner, 1425 N.Y. ave. reh3-t FOR SALE-3 feT-tt TOR SALS—THH CHEAPEST AND MOST DE- Je hoose in Columbia Heights; 9 rooms and by lot water; ivory wkite fiuish inside; hand. as Whitney ave. Apply to 1410 P i 1i-1m LEGANT PRESS-BRICK AND Lrown stone-front houses, just completed, cor. Isth anc S&S ets., 1800 and 1802 § st.; 9 rooms and beth which is beautifully tiled, cabinet man- teis; puriors finished in white and Ing “nipered. Apply JOUN LE. WEAVE 8d i SALE—DO YOU WANT OND OF THE BEST and cheapest bovses on Columbia Heigits? Cull to_seo me. JOHN SHERMAN, wos 14th st. ED FOR ONE OF of the city for an 2a1tt ft. to a B0-ft. Exr., 1624 P st. nw, E—DO YOU WANT A HANDSOME HOME mbia Heights? & ean seil you one at a und ou easy terms. JOHN SHERMAN, de20-tf near Dupott near Dupout (cholee of 16th st ‘Toth “st..” SOe1to, "$4.50 itth st., 24x00, partition wall either side, $3 Conn. “ave. Park, 25x 100, two AHS of elegant houses, will be ‘sold t of other ations, SITE For FT. WitiE S 145, alley 3 WE HAVE in the uw. Tutr desirable fur- ave. by 200 feet deep; from 1ith st. cable cars side view over city aid FOR EXCHA’ Fok EXCHA for_stual eution a. bered ur pai D. D. THOM In M Stuatlt Washington, D. Hotel, WINTHROP HHICETS_SALE OR RENT—-ELE tazes; 4, 5, 6 rooms; rent, $10, $11, 12; oth-re building, finished April 1, at ItR Stailon; fare, Stoc.; ecommut., 4c.; 5 ‘Unsurpassed ‘for ticalth; excellent water; large ards. Dea with owner, ff brick aud Indiana stone front; heated | _“** see ll ee ts Iver fi | FOR SALB—CHPAP—THREB VERY DESIRABLE houses on small monthly payments, 151 Owner, Langdon, D. 0. - ~~ FOR SALE—BICYCLES. FOR SALE-1T WILL Pay the Weekly Payment women and ebildren, 0 TO DEAL WITH 5 rotiable Information, For i Benet Bleyclo 1896 ARIEL, THE FINEST ail parts adjustable. LE CO., 921'Il st. mw. Riding taaghe free. WILL PAY YOU ‘TO JOIN THE CLUB NOW and get, the FOR SALE—GIAN Some of the Hir at Into MADIS MODELS shown Dhemmatic saddic, new WINTER RESORTS. - LELAND’S Windsor Hotel, JACKSONVILLE, FLA. REMODELED ARE YOU GOING SOUTH? © and comfort, go to Piney Woods hu Those desiring to cacape the rigors of the elir north will find e ion of Aumeriea. levation is £00 wildvess of t » an slegant new hotel, 1s now eat home at inoderate r: Piney Woods Inn is 1 For teens, ot Charles St. John, Southcen Pin Virginia Hot Spri FU. 2,500 PEET ELEVATION On Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES NO INFECTIOUS SPECIAL PULLMAD BR. and P. stati 1 FOR THA ser Wednesday and Sat- 39:15 next morning. Covington to Hot clans of recognized abliity aud expe : Lie CIRCLE meets every Monds. Prof. J. De Goiliar 16th ‘the parlors of ngunges, 1023 nw. An excelient opportunity for ac- quiring fluency ard confidence In speakiig aud for training the €ar. Several professors im attendance to correct mistakes, mus suggestions, etc, A few members’ with references can be ad- by Dore Brownschweig, this is to give notice to all concerned to appear in said court on FRIDAY, TUM TWENTIMTH Day OF MACH A.D: fuch appiletion sould not be" grantee such application ae A. B. HAGNER, Justice. Attest: J. NOTA McGILL, Register of Wills, D.C. SAMUEL LYON, Proctor far Applicant. fe22-lawsw mitted by early application, fe2L BY TADY, TEACHER” OF LAN- first-class table bourd in ‘exchange. for Address BE. F. 8., Star qifige, fe2i-Bt® DAVID CG. BAN Elocution and Dram ; DEEP BREATHING, HXPRESSION, NATURALNESS.., nudio, 1229 10th st. n.w., after 4 p.m. Sendofor circular, fez0-I1m* TADIES EMBROIDERY CUASS AT 1600 TST. Maite 10 to iseo ane, begins on Monday 28th 2 lessons. Work des!zned and pre- Xs fe18-6* ._ B.D: 1.D., © ST. NW., JOGNG Hopkins radiate student; nino, years experience; tat y prepare’ coilese, Giecis Patin wud ocuer studies; conching, jaiB-ame especia! attention to backward, alt pupils. Unlversity graduate. kins place, Lear 20th aud P ste, unwilling a Prot. J., 1406 b Ob MUSIC, 1225 ice, viola, guitar Free advantages rector. fe8-slmi* MR NAM'S SCHUUL FUR YOUNG MEN AND Boys will reopen Sept. 16, 1508. Preparation for colleges, universities and tcchnleal schvois, and for Dusiness pursuits, Private tuition furnfaned: best of refererces. Appiy to WM. Gd. PUTNAM, 4 16g3 10Un Bt. ft G. ef stetugrapker Pan-American Mh and 4° stw., or send for sessions. feld-Im* Piano, Violin, Voice, Etc. SiN MUSIC, F ENCLEW ¥ Wood’s Commercial College 311 FAST CAPITOL ST. Commercial brare! at reasonable rates. Shorthand and type ing, $25. ‘COURT F, woop, Principal. LAW CLAS the equivaleat of regular law schools, For information apply to ELLEN SPENCER MUS- BE! Oda, av ATIB lessons. Pupil of, recoin- Me Me. Witia. Londoa, Ja20-3m zr Stadio, 1105 F st.n.w Jewelry store, References: Johu VP.’ Sousa, New York; Mrederick E. Bristol, New York; Lucien Odenthal, more, Spectal Is to classes iu musi¢ by Mme. Daly's note cl 5 Ls 1821 Drawing Ls S und daily exercises enlists und ‘French conversation included in the regular ccurse. aes tt MISS VIRGINIA 3 COURSE OF 40 Olt $9 FRE synune'ition; beginners NOW and di beginners ani Belting, mathematics, Eoglist Pupils” peepared for ept, apd’ Special rates. Miss ANNA SI. LALS! de LANGUAGES. THE BERLYIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 3 Lath st. n.w Branches in the princi dities. Best instruction by superlor native teach- ere. “Conversation froa start. $12 per term tn small classes, day or eveuing; 4180. private lee ‘ons at schol of residence. “Trial iesson free. Set for circula Jao EDWARD C type- bookkeeping. tice eaums, 1333 12th wt. ul Awperfetn and European TOWNSEND, MISS ADA LOUISE TOWNSEND. Elocution, Veice Grace, The Mount mm, cor. Oth and N.Y. ‘ave. Tut No. 20. Jal-.t “A Business Education. COLUM LA COLLEL te CE, 407 Seve ‘The leading i Highest att. nile Of ine jon at uiwd- erate cost, Situations for graduates, jad-tt THE HOLY CRosS, 1312 Mase avenne, A da ye young Ind: In add to a thorengh French, German ond Latin, sporiak ad re offered to stadents In the aud misical departments. A kinderesrten has Leen opened Ip connection with the academy. au31-in MAPLEWOOD IN: DVILLE, PA. $193 per year. one of the Test to in th encrsy ke Up boys to the duties of life, Boys under 13 years, $177. ‘No. @109. Docket 20, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Holding a special, term for Orphais’ Court business. ‘el $96. In the cose of the Washington Loan und ‘Trust Corpany and Fanule “0. Robiveon, “executors of the wil of James H. Gridley, deceased, the ex- ecutors aforesaid have, with the approval of the court, appoiuted Friday, the 6th of Mareh, A.D. 1896, at 10 o'clock #.m., for making puy- ment and ‘distribution under the court's direction and control; when apd where all creditors und per sons entiticd to distributive sbares (or pepecles) or @ resilue ure hereby notified to attend in person or by agent or attorrey duly authorized, with their claluis against the estate properly vouched; otber- wise the executors will take the benefit of the law against them: Provided, @ copy of this order be published once a week’ for three weeks in the “Washington Law Reporter’ and ‘The Evening Star” previcus to the said day. Test: J. NOTA McGILL, Register of Wills for the District of Columbia. J.B. LARNER, Proctor. feb-law3t Isthed February 7, 1806. ESTATE OF MARY FILANCES GRIFFIN, Late of the District of Columbia. No. 7043. Doe. 22 Application having teen unide to the Supreme Court of the District of Columisa, holding Orphans’ Ccurt, for provate of a last will and testament and for letters testamentary on said estate, by Mar- geret C. McNamara, this ts to give notice to ull coucerned to appear in sald court on Friday, he Gth day of March, A.D. 1896, ut 10 o'clock 4.m., to shew cause why such application should not be A. B. HAGNER, Justice, J. NOTA McGILL, Register of Wills, D. ©. HAMILTON AND COLBERT, feS-law3t Proctors for Applicant. Issued February 7, 1396. ESTATE OF JOHN F. MacALLISTER, LATE OF Washington, D. 0," No. 6085. Docket 21. Application having been mude to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding Orphans’ Court, for probate of a last will and for letters testaibentary on said estate, by Fannte A. MucAl- ist the executrix named therein, this is to notice to all concerned 10 appeur ‘In said court on FRIDAY, THA SIXTH DAY OF MARCH, A.D. 1896, at 10 o'clock a.m., to show cause why such application should not be granted. 2 A. is, HAGNER, Justice. Attest: + J. NOTA McGILL, Register of Wills, D.'C. L. CABELL WILLIAMSON, Proctor for Applicant. fe8-law3t PIANOS AND ORGANS. A Purpose Well Fulfilled. —From the beginning Messrs. Gil- demeester & Kroeger aimed to pro- duce pianos of unequaled musical and mechanical excellence. The most appreciable evidence of their success is the vast popularity of Gildemeester & Kroeger Pianos throughout planodom. They have been eminently satisfactory from and justly dese the warm thelr superior qualities of tone and durability. Call and examine G. & K. Pianos some time. MUSIC CO, Metzerott (osic Fait. Worcester Organs are wonderfully durable. It 1110 F St. N. W. Christian Endeavor Song Books, We have reduced the price from 35 cents to 25 cents per copy. These are the official Chris- tian Endeavor Song Books, by Ira D. Sankey, and published by “My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night,” 5 cts, 11560 ‘ight COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS OCUMMISSIONEK UF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- lic for ull states and territories a SPECIALTY by EH. EVANS. | Uilice «basement, 1321 F et. ways in office, aflice hours. myli-tt CHARLES 3. BUNDY, COMMISSIONER OF D} Of ail the Siates und Territories. B17 .% at. ow. (new Equity buiiding). aelT-t1 JOHN B. BEALL, JOHN E. MITCHELL, Commissioners of Deeds for cvers state and terri: tors. Notary Public. United States Commixsioner. acs Office 1221 F st. (first floor). UNIVERSITY NOTES Georgetown University. Elaborate preparations have been made for the Merrick debate, which takes place tonight, and the greatest interest is every- where manifested in the affair. The com- mittees appointed for the occasion ai On arrangements, Messrs. F. X. Delany, ‘97; J. C. McGuire, '96; B. H. Maher, °97; T. S. Welch, "97; W. L. D. H ggins, "97 T. S. Connolly, "07, and F. J. Bowlin, "97. Reception committee, Messrs. O. Horsey, ir., "06; A. J. Finke, "96; J. A. Devereux, "96; J. H. Cassidy, “97; R. J. Watkins, "97; E. F. Brady, ‘97, S. J. Trennulet, "97, and . M. Pierce, "9 A new source of interest and pleasure ‘ntroduced into the junior division of the college this year is a Camera Club. Ar- rangements are now being made for the purchase of a large studio camera, and the erection of machinery for the intro- duction of the collodion process for copy- mg and transparencies. a Judge Martin F. Morris is delivering a@ course of lectures on “The Rise and Progress of Civil Liberty” to the post-grad- uates of the school of arts. The base ball team practices regularly in the new gymnasitim. The schedule of games ts large, but there are still some un- filled dates. Delaney, ‘%, will run the 1,000-yard race at ‘the Worccster mect, which takes place Monday, February 24. Tennis will be pushed atthe college this season; already the courts have been put in first-class order. Among the students is Thomas Driscoll, the champion tennis player of the Pacific coast. who last year attended the University of California; also P. McMahon of Orange, N. J., who is a creck player. These two will most likely represent the ‘Varsity at the Intercollegiate meeting, which takes place the latter part of May. Howard University. A well-attended meeting of the Theo- logical Lyceum Society was held on Wed- nesday for the purpose of installing the new officers recently elected. There were addresses from the outgoing officers, which Were answered by the new president, R. E. Ford. The other officers just elected are: Vice president, M. E. Stuart; secretary and treasurer, George H. West. The Alpha Phi held their usual meeting yesterday, at which an able paper, entitled “The Negro as a Soldier,” was read ly G. S. Murray. The librarian is now engaged in catalog- ing a valuable lot of new books, which have just been purchased for the university library. A celebration of Washington's birthaay was held at the university yesterday in the Rankin Memorial Chapel. An enter- taining program had becn prepared, which consisted of patriotic songs and recitations. Catholic University. For the benefit of the professors and lay students mass fs celebrated every mourning at 7:30 o'clock in the Divinity Chapel. A large room on the third floor has heen fitted up for a chemical museum; already 1,5 mineralogical specimens have been re- ceived from friends, and these ure being ticketed and pinced in the cases. Dr. Shanahan will begin next week his course on “Philosophy of Religion.” The Debating Society of the Law School at ils meeting on Tuesday will debate the question: “Is the law incapacitating an in- fant to make contracts except for neces saries, reasonable?” The atfirmative wi be supported by Messrs. Guilfoile and Jack- son, and the negative by Messrs. ‘Twohy and Kennedy. Capt. MeTighe of the Athletic Association issued a call for candidates fo> the base all team, and a large squad fs exercising daily in the “gym.” ‘The two batteries practice in the cage twice a day. Chorus. P Charch Headquarters for the Different States and the Hotel and Boara- ing House Arrangements, The Christian Endeavor convention ts several months away, but the work of or- ganizing the great chorus of four thou- sand voices will be beg.n next weck. The plar has been matured for some time, but from now on to the convention the organ- izing, Grilling and perfecting of the chorus will be pushed vigorously. Every Chris« tan Endeavor Society has selected one of its members as its leader in this work. These leaders, more than seventy in num- ber, form the auxiliary music committee and will have the brunt of the work in forming the great chorus, A choir will be organized in each Christian Endeavor Society. The membership in these choirs wiil not be restricted to Chr.stian Endeav- orers, but will inclde others who are ap- proved by the leaders of the choirs. A per- son not a member of # Christian Endeavor society who desires to join the chorus should apply to the leader of the nearest Christian Endeavor choir. Next Tuesday evening the auxiliary mu- sic committee will hold its first mecting in the First Congrezauonal Church at 7:0 o'clock. This meeting will be for the pur- Pos? of starting the organizing of the choirs and will not be a rehearsal. The meeting will be under the charge of Mn Charles S. Clark, chairman of the music committee, and Mr. W. H. 4, Smith, chair- man of the "9% committ will be present and address the mect.ng. Charch Headquarters. State, territorial and provincial delega- tions have been ass'zned church headquar- ters by the commitice of '96 as follows: Alabama—Ninth Surcet Christian. Alaska—Church of the Covenant (Presby- terian. Arizona—First Baptist. Arkansas—Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal. California—Central Methodist Protestant. Canada—Central Presbyterian. Colorado—Westminster Presbyterian. Connecticut—Metropolitan Presbyterian. Delaware—Chureh of the Keformation Lutheran). Floating byterian. Florida—Sixth Presbyterian. Georgia—Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal. Idaho—Westminster Presbyterian. Ubnots—Foundry Methed:st Episcopal. Indiana—Vermont Avenve Christian. Indian tebriiory—Assembly Presbyterian, Jowa—Western Presbyterian, Kansas—Kendall Bapt Kentucky—Ryland Methodist Episcopal. Lovisiana—Ninth Street Christian. Jaine—West Street Presbyterian. Maryland—Metropolitan Methodist Epts- ‘ocieties—Peck Memorial Pres- chusetts—First Congregational. Michigan—North Presbyterian. Minnesota—Gunion ‘Temple Memorial Presbyterian, Mississipp!—Eastern Presbyterian. Misgouri 1 Lutheran. Montan i Lutheran. bra urth Presbyterian. rai Methodist Protestant. w Hampshire—Union Methodist Epis- copal. rst Presbytertan. eck Memorial Presbyterian, ‘aurch of the Covenant (Pres- byterian). North Carolina—Mt. Vernon Place Meth- edist Episcopal. orth Daketa—Gurley Memorial Presby- tan. Ohiob—New York Avenue Presbyterian. Oklahoma—Eastern Presbyterian. Oregon—Gunton Temple Mem byterian. Pennsylvanin—Calvary Baptist. sehoae Island—Mt. Pleasant Congregatlon- al. South Carolin odist Ex South Dakota—Gurley Memorial Presby- terian. nnessee—Assembl, s—St. Pav’ Utah—Gu al Pres- a—Mt. Vernen Place Meth- Presbyterian. lish Lutheran Pala,” at4Snie6 the United Society of Christian | “There is 2 movement on foot to organize | Wermont— aE in 5 a track athletic team. There 's much talent propert Endeavor. among the new arrivals, which it is Intend- | p\\cpvycrian F. W. TUCKER & Get your copy now and learn] ed to develop for the spring meet, with a i ss — z = te h i West Virginia—st. Paul's English Luther- Es qi j B.S. RANDALL PULOMAG RIVER LINE— stl Aer possibility of entering the intercollegiate | _ toon axp aic| PTHE PRINCESS ANNE, Steamer Harry Racdall Meives Hirer Vise Whar the tunes—you’ll want to be fa- games. an. Address FRED STERTRY, Manager, J. SHORTLIDGE (Yale), BATH Co. = = eres POTOMAC RIVER Boats. for lmproved a cao Se ES on Ie at. ne beat Sark Galas. Tih street, Sundiy, ‘Tuesday and ‘Limrsday, at iliar wi % - | ‘The uniforms for the ball team have been Oe LETS KENESAW part FOR -GOOD ECKINGTON Of OTHER DEL MinSNteS BEACH. a.m, landing at all whasves as far dowa miliar with them at the ’96 con-] |The ur Yale-gray will be the predominant minster Presbyterian. newptionally SURABLE Lays OPENS FEB. 6, 1890. dox ‘creek, Va., tel! Point vention. Sek aun bce an ° Beach, return about 2 PAUL B. BODEN, Manager, Hotel Arrangements. nesdays with the monogrom ip th = 3 about 3:30 p.m. Passenger uc- : y shes ‘i srk Have wie ALE-OW EXCH ioe yaincom | Formerly with Spring Hoxse, Wichield Springs, | Gommaksthns tatcdnon. Fndit rcned wt] Sanders & Stayman, soe and waite ite nweatere well be 0! yale Spumincice te te dts spree herd, jors or Usted stocks, J. CHESTIG, N. ¥., unl Mountain Park Hotel, Hot Springs, BLA. REED '€ 00, ¥ Propreiid: RANDALL, Leading Pi 6 d Music, |® "i monosram. rs gf tiiekr Galsestions, aoa phe touGwiin tote fronts on Gea. Sweat TREAT Tne oe ae eo wcnts, Alexandria | Prop ading Pianos, Organs and Music, Natioual Univcestiy. arrangements have been thus far perfected: are reception bal Heights which I can exchange for d: eee eee _ $030 i 934 F Street Northwest. The class of "97 of the National Law | United Soctety, Ibuitt; Connecticut, Na- bed! roomie’ Baths “statwenty: wan electric modera ecmtorti | 1h WEEMS = School held a semi-annual election of of- | UCP@ls; Indiana, Cochran; Massachusett &¥, plnuabing house beautifully —— See’ ope" aeiT3m "| Whee unr un at Percy S. Foster, Manager, | ets on Weanestay. The election resuitea | Willard’s: New J National; Philadel- Pa aes COUNTRY REAL “HICKORY I> TAN ALL: | Baltimore ana y 2 Su me * | as follows: President, Charles Magill Smith; | P!% Arlington az Tennessee, —— ——— the-yerr-rou aitivade 1.400 feet; Rotel | strictly first-class. Baltimore Store, 1 N. Charles st. te22-55a | vice presjlent, Edward W. Vaill; Lincoln; New York, Arno; Mltnois, Regent; pros SALE—ON EAS! pete foneit ee nee gut H. W. Bowen; treasurer, W. B. Esty; exec- | lowa, Bancroft; St. Louis, Nermandie: Ohio, For” sice—Fixe Owner and Proprietor. house: Ko st. nw. at Ble 1,700 feet nbove sea] a17-3m - Kuli details on | ———— st. Agents. desl-tt 3 Penasyivania, Oxford; Texas, La Join F. Ellis & Co, | utive committee, C. H. Merrillat, J. 3. Gu- | Fredoni ; Vermont and New Hampshire, heen and A. H. P.nney. The class is mak- | Fet ing arrangements for a banquet to be heid | G level applicati MUEL, ton. . $04 and 806 F at. i THE POLL D n.w., Washington, D.C. DslkY F Within « Wh shington < for river ek; thence aint?” |The Best Pianos at Fair Prices. °° This is our motto—and we want to be the dealer who sells you a Piano, in the near future. At a recent meeting of the Law Debating Scciety a resolution was passed directing the appointment of a committee to arrange for the holding of a joint public debate With one of the law schools of the city. The general plan of enterfaining deles used in Boston will be followed thi . hotel quarters be- city will, immediately be assigned quarters in nd boarding houses located Those who do not secu fore coming to th: upon their arriv . Beat ; to Piney Point, section, | 8nd Yeocomleo rivers; + 59, | Creek ‘Thursday afternom a G weres are ta gra h will accommudato. 60 id ave, in the fashiovl by steam. Capact The committee appointed is composed of | aS near as possible to the church headquar= Bxamine our stock. < a of s adquar- Remember we make terms to suit the cus- | MeSS*S: H. T. B. Moy, W. L. Lowe, G. N. | ter: ‘0 hotel arrangements will be made Brown, Francis Carusi and C. M. Smith the entertainment committee for in+ beoklet mailed, with speclal ‘sp fag, Retey comming. ndings tomer—weeklf—moathly or quarter'y pay-| The society, at its meeting next Saturday, uals, os celine; Hotel euseh meets all trims. CHARLES | 1) Some ee a Seen o ments. will debate, “Resolved, That the President ——— 313 Maple fe20-13t_ | See schedille. ‘Gen. Man. Large discount for cash. of the United States should be elected. for A Colonial Tea Party. ARCH 1, NEW YORK | _ nel-t Spretal rebate for large first payment or on | a term of six years, and should be ineligible short time sales. for re-election.” Old instruments taken in exchange and full Columbian University. value allowed. ntic City, N. J. si Under | == 5 A unique entertainment was given by the young people of Calvary Baptist Church last evening in the Sunday school house of “cellar; F st. ne. iat Tot t aiomt Isx100; § This place and fs doing a pasing bus not the thne attend to it. ew management. dress BL MERRILL. man who is net CANADIAN AND PACIFIC RAILWAY. ° SS ae Picuis eoyeel ansa/analseaiond The third public debate of the law school | the church. It consisted of a colonial tee ao the best home ite au aca aon fae a ‘Adanila City, . Greatly improved. Tntended steamships sailing trom Vuncouver Sheet Music, Muste Books and everything | Will take place tcnight at the university | party and old folks concert, and netted soos ie eae eee eer a et Special Lenten, rates, Steam huat. Open Reb vo Japan xn Chinas tmunlly Kept io a first-class Musio Btore as} building. The subject selected is: “Re-| quite a considerable sum for the orca yet geal Ned It Lee : SaRaEANOS a FAVES OCEAN | EMPRESS OF Nihon g a Jow-in_ price ae canbe sold anywhere, We | sclved, That the United States should take| fund, The stage was made vo tenconen m tack, winters wae |e Peer end, Atlantic City, N. J—Sicam heat, sum yas | EMPRESS 6 Ti; July13 never allow ourselves to be undersold! immediate action toward the construction SS 1; Aug. 8 rood. 1404 29th room in a colonial mansion, a number of f 5 and control of the Nicaraguan canal.” ‘ TRALIAS Jotn F Ellis & Co Messrs. Gray, Gram and J. be Crusar wil | ies impersonating characters that were o : © °9 | speak ae the affirmative, and Messrs, | familiar during the time of Washinton. 53 Broadway. Francis T. N. G nd J. 1S K pa e Iv a Broadway. | Mi visic House, 937 Pa. Ave. ye, Greer and J. L, Thomas | Those who took part in this feature of the £022. For terms end other luforma- lors, eles FOR Sal J.D. PEASE, Se miles from ACKIFICE 1429 33D room) cottag Seem cabin acco For tlekets and fret ipike; 100 rn and out- A lina ave. near ocenn, Atlantic City, N. | For fr will support the negative. Music will be n ze o ar- brick dwelling; wie- | puildings: excellent well at ng luaneh ann bent: elec i OntGETR: PAS Furnishen wy ithe Gaver q “oy entertainment, together with the char- ell $1,500 below ag se he . let 'y Glee . acter hich they wei personati reek tect thrvugh places, geod timber; heaitial locality, conte : Atte — = Judge Bradley began his course om erim- s which they were Impersonating, ©. pay 2 STONE & SONS, S04 and 806 F st. mw. | Only 3.000 Apply to) evans & CO, 5 STORAGE. One $375 Upright Piano, | ixai taw, criminal pleading and practice | Were &5 follows: Martha Washington, Miss e212 : ot 2 Sixth st. Wednesday. Prof. Henry E. Davis, lecturer | Lillian Bowen; Mrs. Jefferson, Miss Stolla on history of law, began his course of ten Tucker; Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Fannie Jacobs; lectures last evening. These two lecture *, Mis ccurses will be continued weekly until com- | WS: John Jay, Miss Bertha Bristow; Mrs. ——— Stcum_heat —FARM OF | 8 A. SCUWFIS! larviand. 7 miles e races, and ome in Virginks Sat 2 38 miles out, Als | BOSCOBEL, Ki ANY AND NAVY Si0KaGE ROOMS, 1407 G ST. N.W. Separate rooms, clea, dry a Slightly usc | for $200 cash or $250 on monthly payments of $8. Henry White, za’ ‘OR SALE—AT SPECIAL BARG eatin: oe fs GW acres, ber bulidings, in Mar city, at S per acre; on It. It light. Special BEACH, | rates to officers of the army and navy. Draymen Fated 10 oleers of the pleted. Knox, Miss Carrie Saunders; Mrs. Ran- ° eCity, 3 belle : i 985 FST, doiph, Miss Ethel Foster; Mrs. Adams, Miss B acres and Groom house; 3 acres and S-room| Atlantic City lectri 3 ©. G. SLOAN & CO. - ei ss The subject for the Debating Society at 3 house; 7 eres and Q-room® tiowse; 80 aeres and | sum parlor. “ern 08 per day. See | ¢68-1m © 00. Tope ot, | Get the new “C. B. March f21104_ | their meeting of February 2) is: “Resolved, | Ame Forbes; ladies of the last century, FoR EXcHAYGE— 10-rocia_bonse, a G-room cottages; all near | _ cial Weekly_ra' 7 ‘Arlington; very cheap, ard on easy t tles taken to sce property free of chai for map and circular. J. E. CLEMEN’ tanaeae apenas spear should bp ex: ey ean oe Gakeoe fire, Gone: 1 yvomen.”” e dispu: Mrs. | Mrs. Cla 4 . Gilmond, Meas. AL, wn oe English sad Be Mrs. Morrison, Mrs, Chambers, Mrs. King, Par- | ~ SEASIDE HOUSE, red business corner mw.; value, Directly on the cvean front, FOR EXCHANGE Storage, with Insurance. All kinds of household zoods stored, and money D. G. Atlantle Clty, N. J. advanced on same. We ‘also sell at’ public auc- G C. Bliss for the affirmative and BE. J- | Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Loucks, Mrs. Harban 125x140, 17,5u0_ft.; only $8,500 trost. Coe 2 Enlarged and notably improved, ts now onc of | fon wll kinds of goods: ‘Whercie te a bees eller O. bert, S, M. Scranage for the negative!” | and Mrs. Pelouze. a FOR EXcHaNGE— FOR SALB—SMALI. AND LARGE FARMS, NEAR | the most complete resort hotels on tho coust.| your advantage to have them sold ‘at our place. Dr. Llewellyn Jordon has been electeg| SeVeral songs were rendered by Miss 3 n.w., $12,000; 10-room | the city, and op tife Potomac river; alvo suburban | Having hydraulic elevator, bot and cold sea duced charges. e valedictorien of the senior class i esic4 | Mattie Bartlett, and Mr. Laurence ‘Cham- orier house A.W, $5,000; | Jotw snd acreage; wll oa easy terms. Call for | watersbathe in hone, Sus pwtlors, and, ented JOSEPH BROS. & 00., auctioneers, 1anos. Meee cron Cust sn MMB-MGN: | ere read the farewell address, A series of Fbtay SG! F stores aol “divell-| ist andl map fee. JE, CLEMENTS, by, step and cpen-grate fires. fa24-1m 037 La, ave. i sancti lats e ee, Seer, inl talduakcx aepresenting Waatateton ate moe . . 12a "Fst ns 25. S. EVA sor = ability: As capable. (Gomparen’ 3 yA. : -year man in | (ble one is FUR E: = aos = In quality: As good. t the medical school, has been appointed resi- | Cabinet were t given, the participants A Columbia He + 10@ BUYS A 5-ACRD FARM, COVERHD WITH THH CHALFONTE. MEDICAL. In Corus AR flr Di = = ol ori ‘ashing! . f 0: : nest markets @ * world. je City, NJ. WER'S MAG) M CURE N- —_——.__. Mr. Ha . . : D. De eon wise ee adapted for small fruit: “poultry, vezetanies, Atlantic City, N. J. POWER'S MA CREAM CURER-—A GUARAN. Sea water haths. teed cure for the worst case, no matter how long Jefferson, Mr. J. Rankin Thornton: Mr. Tilustrated booklet on application. semaink. of HAY FEVER, HEAD CATARRU, or Ra &e.; high and dry; lelightful elitiate; healthy reighborhood. Sol on imstailments; $1 down and Washington and Lincoln. 417 wth St. N.W. i wee nkin, Mr. Charles Robb, and Mr. knox, 5. SON! LD TUB HEAD, whic! Ss . e 5 5 ‘. - Aterary Society wi Mr. Edwin Loucks. brick d $1 per week, ‘itle ingured. Tusmediate pomese | _fe8304t __ Be ROIS SO NEE | Gop Ror ae Oe ye | telco celebrate Washington's birthday this evan | The “Village Chotr,” conststing of Mn stable on lot sion. Send for particulars. D, L. RISLEY, 211 HOTEL DENNI a ay is even- a) to Wangs ow tented for $40 a mnonta. | _KeYotn tte, Pusadelpbiay Pas” fes'stt g. ALTER ALL OTHERS FAIL cossui? THB ocd | SHEET MUSIC— . D. STONE, and § st. 2.W. = ae = ing with an especfally prepared program of) ChB. Misses Stickney, Tabler, Cowman, rellable specialist, Dr. Brothere, ‘906 B st. 6.0; McKeever, Hatch, Walker, Carter and : == a FOR RENT OR SALE—-11% ACRES; 6noom| ~ CEMA Bo years’ experieice in troareene Ne fil’ diseaees | _ Scent Muste, A complete collection of & ant | Musical and literary numbers. An oration, LE—A HOUSE, WITH 6 ROOMS AND | house; burn and outhouses: fine land: on Sargent | ¢eg-7et EPH 1, BORTON. fe ‘S-room end bat! ; IDEAL AoccntsMane Ga ee re | omer are ahaa Loneks, with Miss Mabel Vaughn at the Lae : 2 = JUS of men; consultation zree and strictly confidential. | O° 0" piomer. Ail ‘the latest ec] ie Wonders of ‘ophecy,” will be de-| piano, sang, after which refreshments were tinted: & wuvaces omit’ at tel Mente or | esr te Rite (rom Braklned, DG cen See” | HOTEL EDISON, GOR MiciGAN AND racurTG | _!2-im* PIANO ‘TUNING. GEO. 5"BEcKer, | livered by Mr. Theophilus Bray, and a de-| Served by tho Ladies’ Ald Society. ‘The 13 a month; price, $1,850. OWNER, 822 H st. ee <= = << aves., Atlantic City, N, J. All coaventences; fe20-10t® 612 9th st. | bate on the question, “Resolved, That | room was decorated very prettily, one of meh a = levator; steam, beat; #2 to #1 per day: 4161 |p ge eatherman - -- Washington was a greater man than Lin-| the features being a real cherry tree with HOTELS. to $16 per week. J.C. COPELAND. fel-i6t ° 9 | AT KUHN & son's THUPER, OF MUSIC, 1299 G | coln,”” will follow. W. Preston Willlamson | candy cherries, which the spectators were ae CHESTER INN, ATLANTIC CITY, } NEW SPECIALIST, KAUER Pinos; alse dives omnemaar 2 ‘ali | 2nd Fred E, Tasker will support the af-| allowed to chop off with a George Wash- The National Hotel, York aye., near beich: new hole; every com | oes senvous eat: Hinsiy ana BLADDER | Yery reliable and at reasonable prices, ‘Expert | firmative, and O. W. Goodwin and L, Cabell | ington hatchet. AMERICAN PLAN. Rates reduced to $2.50 and Eee diseases. ‘Treats YDROGELD, VARICOCELE and Tuning and repairing. £1538m_| Williamson will stand up for Lincoln. Sundays, 4 to 6. ‘fel-Im* —__ per Gay. & tirst-cioss hotel at popular prices; STRICTUR® by modern surgical methods. Consul-| DP > —% 4 PA —— = SS Mixx Ellen Vockey at Soldiers’ Home. 8 spacious sumple roms va frst fluor for com- | THE NORWOOD, OOHAN END KENTUCKY AVE. | tation tree, Hour, 3 tee eee poe canst: ‘ 1 ¢ x whese this house R 7 =o 3. Seriously I Miss Ellen Vockey, the actress and €lo- convenicnt;” tnelowd Sarre for patronage aitantic city, N. J. open ali the year; steam | Tuesday, Thursday’ and Saturday nights, 7 te 8. ¥ =e Rev. J. W. Boteler, f the vi ioni: ve a very Interesting entertat fine trees. Lowest price, $8,500; ensy :9-3in OSBY, BURTON & CO., Props. . ALSFELT. ev. J. W. eler, one of the veteran | cutionist, gave a very Interesting entertain- ‘Ad'ireas TRIANGLE, Star oifite: motm” | = ats wae LES sy ministers of’ the Baltimore conference of | ment to the veterans of the Soldiers’ Home * Sor SsLE-oN THE EXTRAORDINARILY. RASY THE RALEIGH, Fe EE we-| Scientific Mass; P I A N O S . the M. E. Church South, and leader of the | Thursday’ evening. Sheridan Hall was terme of $20 per, month—350 cash—no interest. Qe bape [eee oe Gre eS lon ese ithe the Gator age, 1y1 5 singing at Epworth Church, Rev. J. O.| crowded, and there was great applaudmng, Soin, piper boketioat residence. on Lut | NUHOPEAN, FLAN. ABSOLUTELY IREPROOE. | J217%igt TAMES HOOD. | {'Si' stu ste sive references, by spplsins | The recognized standard of mod- Hingtt, Pastor. Js seriously Il at his home| Miss Vockey was in best voice, and gave “4 plendid : for a fam- ri fe for th . Private | BAN MARCOS, PACIFIO AND MASSACHUSETTS . i: man ii it in East vi ington. “Sheridan's Rid “How Salvator Won,” is eee eee eeeasioons: cod banguet hails. ‘Prompt service; ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Steam Heat, Elevator, CATARRH Se ufacture in musical ——.+——_ Seeing and Pythias,” “Mariam Berore (Sopa, too | partie etter he nee | ere are eters Meee | eet 10D isensen of <iua Throat, Stomach, Kidneys} @Nd mechanical development and For Shooting a Bleyclint. Her Marriage” and “Mariam at a New fei = Sisee WT Me OO caury, Manager. | Eeomn " gad Nervous tem “slet ically ay." | artistic architecture in all styles and) Jacob Mutter, marsnal of West Carrziiton, | York atte ta ee eee EE Chrcocan at-, $3 recuse anf Satie —— ATLANTIC CITY, 5 J. . Dr, G srewakr HOpasoN. | woods. Neanet #1 6th st., 21 rooms and 3 baths. 1433. L st.."19 rooms and 8 baths. 3509 17th st., 25 rooms and 3 baths, $32 Indiana ave., 20 rooms and bath. Linden Linden st., 6 rooms. Beautiful buildirg lots for sale on the Conduit These properties having been purchased under} read: smai h payment, balance monthly. Sireciatule Bre uot bell S © onmte of prost, but} cure’ one oa eee ore — a Ohio, has been sentenced to one year in the | "x, My God, to Thee” and “Battle D The celebrated fall and wirter resort by the sea, | — Ofce hours: 1019 K stoned toad amy 1 rhc : FOR SALE—LOTS. HOTEL TRAYMORE. to O pm; Sundays, 8 to pm jada SIGHTLY sup PAN penitentiary for shooting a bicyclist who | afanassa! FOR SaLB— Appointments and eervice Srat-clams, — REDUCED PRICES BOR Sri ORD eae, AT was Tiding on the village sidewalks last . ae HTB, Je. : EHOUND-HAND GRAND, UPRIGHT AND ummer. PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC. & : toe, _| TH YOU HAVE, 4 FOUNTAIN PEN THAT 18 NOT PLARGS OF VHPR EE oem giving you satisfaction fetch It to us and we MAKES GALEN ALLA. SANATORIOM. allow you a fair price for It in for one ity. Ne of ‘our’ Lan agter Gone Fountain that ————. — The District Govermment. Facts concerning the District government and the duties of the Commissioners will ———+ e+ ____ fone eee Hanged for Child Marder. Atlant ‘With all th eniences of & frst-cla t] will give you satisfaction. We repair all kinds and c Factory Experts, Angus D. Gilbert was hanged in the es 6 and 7 of The Star's a SiWarEington od Great Falls eleetrle railway} notel levator, team eae ope, arate Grea: | of pets and penclin Leads tone penela, Win. Krnake & Co., Charles street Jali at Boston yesterday for | Rinnec fer aah For sale at all — BR. L. GOODMAN, ues a boi ptt ricity,, ae THE LANCASTER N rN CO., ” 1422 PENNA. AVE. N.W. the murder of Alice Sterling, a child, on| stands and at the business office of | eerste cog ist et. | aeim” “°" 4400 w atreat. Sacer e GOVERNMENT Fy Sat, | metephooe call Noni: ™ April 10, 1806, : Siar. 25c. par copy.