Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1896, Page 5

————————————______________==========Bnha=BaH"__—_—_—_——XXXXX MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN ON DIPROVED Cry PROP. Sy Ta ca On F000 TOWARD, Firemen's Ins, Co. 7th st. and La. ave. i.w. MONEY ATS PER CENT. Loaved in sums to suit on first-class D. ©. real ‘No unreasonable ex- HEISKELL & McLERAN, estate security. pense to borrower. a PER CENT INTEREST ANY AMOUNT from $1,100 to $75,000. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSN. vans repaid in monthly instaliments. ts in full or in part. made at any time. © of settlement. tion apply to CO-OPERATIVE BE N, IN SUMS To SUIT, AT Low- ment aud builde 12 to 15 per cent WHITAKER, N REAL ESTA utioa ‘to all OSEY IN SUMS TO s interest on D.C MAWLINGS, Meisber W AT VERY LOW » SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR SALE—THE OWNER OF A VERY room cottage at Takoma Park, Md., jut struct me ae refuse no reasonable the came, and to make terms to suit buyer. Why? Because it is impossible for him to re- sidé there this summer. J, $, SWORMSTEDT, 913 F st, nw. ap22-3t FOR SALE-ONLY $1,350 FOR NEAT 8-ROOM cottage at WEST BROOKLAND PARK, directly opposite the Catholic University and electric card; terms easy. REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, ap2l-3t 1006 F at. FOR RENT—HOUSES AT “ARGYLE,” ON PINEY Branch road, or y hat 1s called 14th st. extended; all have POTUMAC WATER, CITY GAS, furnace, a general ‘TELEPHONE; CESSPOOLS; per fect drainage Into MALIN SEWEK. Rentals n- clude tansportation to and from cable cars. en minutes’ walk to 7th st. electrie cars. Horses and carriages provided for at general sta- MMe at reasonable rates. Markets and stores de. liver. For furtker particulars write to Owner (Th Riagden), Clty P.O. Box 146, ap21-6t* THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1896-TWELVE PAGES. SUMMER RESORTS. ~____ATLANTIO cITY, W. J. THE ALBEMARLE, Location central and attractive, Virgiala close to ig ogee: peters ny Pert im- provemé es, 10 2.1 r Freeh, Send forriilustrated bosklet. . fe20-i8t CHARLES E. COPE. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Cottages and’ boarding houses FOR RENT OR BALE. List mailed on application. apls-52t J_P, COPE, 1204 Atlantio ave. HOTEL PEMBROKE, North Carolina ave. near Pacific. Special fe 2 apll-52t rates for sprifts, 8. AKE. HOTEL BERKELEY. Extreme ocean end Kentucky ave. Steam heat. Sun parlors, Elevator. very _ conventence: Cupacity, 250. JAMES’ & GEORGE BEW. apl0-26' FOR RENT-OOTTAGH AT GAITHERSBURG; three minutes’ walk from station: six rooms and summer kitchen aud pantry. Address Mrs. E. S. i For SALE [LEA RARE BAR- xain- room House; 2 minutes’ watk from tion and el wajer in kitehen and easy monthly payments. ROGERS, RICH IN & CO., Tiyuttsville, opp, depot, of 8 Ye = apet-2ee Seaside House. Enlarged and refurnished throughout. _ Open nil the year. Parlor Orchestra. Elevator, Sea water baths in house, ete. (al0-26t) CHAS, EVANS. HADDON HALL, Enlarged to double former capacity. Rooms en suite or single, baths attached. Open all the year. Every ‘convenience. ap9-52t LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. WANTED—FUR. COTTAGE AT House, Va.; 10 rooms, stable, ossession. Full particulars’ ‘by WORTHINGTON, 1338 F st nw. LA FONTAINE, Ocean end Kentucky ave. New management. Sun parlor. Steam heat. Open all the She: CLEVELAND PF —FINE all modern conveniences, $400 yr. ap20-tt JOHN SHERMAN, 610 14th st. now. FOR SALE—AT WOODSIDE, MARYLAND, SIX. room cottage, with large attic, bath, hot and cold wit cellar, windmill, stable; cor- ner lo! ; terms to suit. Introbe; range; good well water. Price, $2,000; terms easy. Also many valuable building lots, at reasonable prices. This subdivision i 7th stree neighborhood school and churches convenient. conveniently focated on the eight miles from the city: sood excellent water; good drainage; ply to Ins. Cu.’s ulice). apl-tt BONE Tu LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT, AT CUR- fos of interest ob real estate In the Dis FITCH, FOX & BROWN, tice of Columbia. LIT, at 5 TO pnsidered without de- & ANDEKSON, s WeNEY TOL Unproutable to se if you Lave nu bank we AT LOWESI BATE ov INTELESE, RE2i ESTATE IN THE cor. wrti AND ES NOS, ORGANS, eived at any time, sen cust uf ea Gur plan of making loans will please yoo. CaPltaL LUAN GUAIt Spectal privilege Fespeet to priue puy 3 TILE & KUTI ut, Large or sual, he day you ask for it. uce of the borrower, and «3 the cost of carcyl lean in proportica WASHINGLON Me AT 5 AND 6 F epproved Distri-t real estate; no de IMEX To LUAN 1624 F st. bow. TON APPROVED ment loans made, District real estate; also in F. H. SMITH & SONS, 1418 F st. Dow. TO LOAN ON A ne Lear from J. EAKIN GADSBY, EDUCATIC » or send for nguages CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSO: » Voice, Etc. HO K st. now. HART, Principal. GES. LANGUA RLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, American and_En- ATE OF BERLIN), . teacher of pirno, eanist Calvary ¥ J. ESPUTA DALY, of Volce Culture, studio to Metzerctt bldg. ND_- REPORTING _thoreughness; practical 11th, Ist floor. men taught to pronounce Fi and understand, {a SO lessor HOMME, 307 D si of iustruction at_mod- OCUTION and DRAMATIC ART; EXPRESSION ATHING, NA Oth st. n.w., after 4 p.m. Sen AL COLLEGE, rates. Day and vate lessons, 400. per hour. Si ORTHAND, PITMAN SY and dictation; English, bookkeeping. Fates: Miss ANNA M. LAISE 1335 32th st. rf is" prepared fo: MISS KATIE Y. 3 Shakespeare of Enslard. Studio, 1329 10tt ADA LOUISE TOWNSEND. 1so6. For students snd fF catalogue, address »., Charlottesviile, Va.) x RC MINOR _ MANICURE. 7i9 wth Street, Where every ailment of the feet is cured by EMMES is well known by the best All WORK GUARANTEE! A, few doors from Palais Royal on 11th at. fm Washington. aptS-Imo B. F. LEIGHTON, 452 D st. nw. FOR SALE— Handsome cottages and lots at Wesley Heights. Wesley Heights faces the site of the Ame University, which has broken ground for its hall of history. Its streets are 90 fect wide, with fine parking, and covform to the efty street’ plin, It is ax near the Executive Mansion as Lincoln Park, where ground sells for $1.50 per square foot. It is only & few minutes’ walk from electric cars; six cents fare to any part of city, and will soon have rapid transit direet. Its view of Washington and en- vironment, the Blue Ridge and Sugar Loaf moun- tains is unsurpassed. most beantifal suburb of Wash- the finest opportunity for homes Over GO) I While prices are plat and price Ii nu rty. Lots $500 and $600—also handsome vs for sale. ‘Terms to suit. KPORD, with FP. Waggamant st. (upstairs), AT LINDEN—9- grounds; $4,000; unineumbe Y rooms; large grou +o. ny pire Water; S-roont clal family rates, (ap9-m) EDWARD C. ~ HOTEL ATGLEN. Michigan ave. ner heach, Atlantic City, N. J, Rates, $8 to $10 per week. Heated. Send for booklet." J__E, REED. mh28-104t HOTEL MT." VERNON, PACIFIG AVE, NEAR beach; first-class in every particular; steam heat; elec. bells ‘ntire rear facing ocean. $1.50 to $2.50 r day. Send for pamphlet. JAS. 8S. MOON, Prop. borers Sanaa HOTEL EDISON. Michigan ave., near Beach. Elevator. Steam Heat. Send for circular, fel-156t J. ©. COPELAND. KENILWORTH INN, ATLANTIO CITY, NJ. Ocean end Kentucky ave. Steam heat through: out. Stn parlors. Elevator to street level. Full can View, Capacity, 200. Illustrated booklet wailed. with special ’spring rates. G.F. COPE. fe28-62t The Rudolf, Atlantic City, N. J.; directly on the beach; en- tirely new; capacity, 400; rooms en suite, ‘with fresh and sea water baths attached; orchestra ail piste dinners, ret jaAND COTTAGES, Hotel Imperial itp, Gre wiry. x, 3 Maryland ave., 100 yards of beach; fine loca- tion. " ‘This handsome and home-like house is thoronghly ‘equipped for the comfort and con- Yenfence of guests, many of whom are from “Washington!", Solartum; open gra elec- ie pels Ste ‘The table 2 exer ne oa serv- jee ing turitf, $2 per day Oper week. anhie-isen) |. W. KENDRICK. Ocean end of Kentucky ave. _ Telephone 224, mh13-52t BE. L. WEBSTER LITTLE BRIGHTON, HOTEL AND RESTATRANT, 80. Carclina ave. ‘aud Beach. Pull occan view! Steam beat. Home comforts. Terms reasonable, BA. SWEISFORT, formerly on the b’dwalk. felB-104t S, tear Kensingion. © At Lin- re 3 e. Address F. BENJAMIN, Eta apl-wa&s.1in HEIGHTS—SALE OR RENT—EL hew cottages: 4 and 6 reoms: rent, $10, $11, others building: finished May 1) at “ILE fare. Stse.; commut., time, 5 min, passed for th: excellent water: large Deal with owner. Inquire at P. 0. LAFAYETTE C. LOOMIS. ) RENT OR BUY A SUBUR: terms do not fall to wri Falls Chureh, Va. "7 F st, nw, als. AL NICE HOMES bargain pri WE HAVE FOR convenient to Wa: terms. Apply t LICTLERIELD, EVAN: th at, epis7t 40: FoR SaLE— m Metropolitan Branch B. and O. R. R., New 10 om hows: Jot 1254500) ft.: $4,000. Also new 4-room cott with lot 50x250 ft., for $1,000; good water, fruit ad shade t terms eee A. M, PROCTOR, 10 F st. nw RENT—"LSWNDALE." ADJACE TO Mi: brick mansion; 20 rooms; ele- furuis! smi; large’ barn; beautiful Town, garden, splendid place for seni resort or boarding house. WESCOTT, WI HLESTO: 7 Penn. ave. nw. FOR RENT—OR SALB-A BEAUTUUL ban home, in Laurel, on B. and O. RI; access sible to Washington or Baltimore, h aniple train accommedation. The bullding contains 16 large 100! closets, butler’s pantry and all conveniences Including 15 aeres of Jand; good; splendid t shrubbery and frist of alt sary out- butldings, in splendid condition. For terms, &e., apply to'P. A. BOWEN. Jr.. 1410 G st, Wash ington, D. C., or C.D. BAUSEMER, ” Laurel, Md. apie Ge FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE-—870 ACRES HIGHLY Smproved land, ings, barns, etc.; 30 min- utes by train from Washington on Met, Branch, R. R., near Rockville, county seat Montgomery co., Md.; railroad pases through property. ‘The finest property around Washington for. stock farm, couutry seat, or fox subdivision Into villa sites. JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, aplb-te Too Lith st. (upstuirs.) HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE AT LAUREL, Mi.; 38 rooms; electric lights aud ail’ modern improvements; new electric inilroad, now nearing completion, passes this property; Will be. sold, furnished or unfurnished, at about one-half {ts ¥alue. Laurel ts only 20 mibutes distant. from WasLingion or Baltluore by steam or electri » pantr cars. For full particulars and terms apply to ue J. S. SWORMSTEDT, apo-tim 913 F st!_n.w. ILWORTH—BEYOND CHEVY CHASE. Beautifully situated on line of electric railway, Conn. are. extended; convenient to city; cheay BUILDING LOTS, VILLA SITES AN EAGE for sale at iow prices and easy terms. Houses built where desired. For plats and tn- formation cell on REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F st. mh7-2m PALISADES COMPANY SUBDIVISION, NO. 8, CONDUIT ROAD. Call and secnre a lot on this subdiviston carly. Only & few left. ‘Terms casy. Great Falls Electric Railway runs through the property. Nice 5-r00med brick cottage for sale. J. P. CLARK, mb31-Im 1420 F st. nw. FOR SALE—$3,500-$200 DCWN, BALANCE §24 + month—A T-room Shoppell cottage at Takoma Park; G4 eet front: heated by furnace; lot Jooxi65, fenced: 15 bearing fruit trees: small fruits; lerge ade trees; lawn; chicken yard; honeysuckle, roses, ete.: large cistern; location high and healthy, near the big spring. ’ SWORN STEDT & BRADLEY, 1208 Faw. © mb2s-1m PROPOSALS. DEPSRTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED States Patept Otfice, Washington, D! C., Apcil IS, 1g. wsals will be received at jioner of Patents until Two OF THURSDAY, MAY SEVENTH, 1896, for producing copies of drawings Of the weekly ‘issues of patents und of trade- mark certificates, for producing copies of draw- ings on a reduced le for the Ubrary edition of Tatents, for producing copies of exhausted pat- ents, for producing coples of dr. wings of pending applications, of foreign patents and pablications, reproducing by silver print photographs, photo graphs of designs, and for producing the ilus- trated pages of the Official Gazette by the photo- Lithographic or similar process, for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1896, and ending June 30, 1 All of said work will be contracted for and pei formed under the direction of the Comunissios of Patents, under such lim{tations and conditions as the Joint Committee on Printing may from time to time prescribe. Specifications and speci- mezs and a form of proposal will be furnished upon application, All bids accepted and contracts awarded will be subject to the appropziations therefor made by Congress for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1807. Bonds with approved sure- tles for the faithful performance and execution of called for by coutract will be required. The Commissioner reserves the right to reject any and all bids recelved and to accept bids for the, pro: duction of the ilustrated pages of the Official Gazette separate from all other work, or any bid may be accepted entire. All proposals nmst be submitted in duplicate, addressed to the Commis- stoner of Patents, sealed, and tndorsed on_ the envelope, “Proposals for Bhotolithograpbie Work, Patent Office.” The proposals will be opened at the time and place above stated, and bidders are invited to be present at such opening. JOHN 8. SEYMOUR, Commissioner. ap20-6t DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., April 10, 1896—Sealed proposals will be’ re- colyed at the office of the chief clerk, Department of Justice, until TWO O'CLOCK P.M., THURSDAY, MAY SEVENTH, 1896, for supplying the Depart: ment of Justice’ with’ the following articles and services for the fiseal year ending June 80, 1897: Stationery, Fuel, Ice, Miscellaneous Supplies and Washing Toweis. Blank forms and other informa- tion will be furnished by the chief clerk on appll- catlon. ‘The department reserves the “Ieht to walve fee to reject auy or all bids or =<" baa : apll,15,18,22,25,29,my2e6 PROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUCTING STEVENS PE hook House. Office. of the Commissioners, D.C. Washington, D. C., April 17, 1596.—Sealed’ proy suis will be received at this office until TWELVE M. ON SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY-PIFTH, 1S06, for reconstructing Stevens School House, on ‘22, 28 and 2+. suuare 78, west side of 21st street between K and L streets northwest. 1k forms of proposals and specifications, to- gether with all necessary Information, may be cbtained upon application therefor at the office of the inspector of butidings of the Disteict of Co- lumbia, and bids upon these forms only will be considered. The right Is reserved to reject an and all bids. JOHN W. ROSS, GEORGE TRUESDELL,. CHAS. F. POWELL, Commission- ers, D.C. apls: PROFESSIONAL. | FROF. A. C. C. PFUHL, AUTHOR OF ASTRO- logical chart, casts your horoscope of past and future; also’ teaches the science of astrology. 1221 T st. nw. apl0-12t* MME. PERRIN — SCIENTIFIC _ PALMISTRY; truest destiny reader of the age; cousult and receive the benefit of this wonderffl science; hours, 10 to9 615 19th st. o.w., bet. Band F. apl-lin* THE ELKTON.—NOW OPEN. OCEAN END OF Kentucky ave. Steam heat; newly furnished; half a square from the Brighton Casino; appoint: ments first-class. M, H. RAND. fe23-7) THE CHALFONTE. Ocean front, Atlantic City, N. J. Sea water baths. Mlvstrated booklet on application. fe8-104t E_ ROBERT HOTEL DENNIs. ATLANTIO CITY, NJ. . fe6-78t CHESTER INN, York ave. near beach; now hou: con steam heat; reasonable. D. fel 8m THB NEW ENGLAND, Ocean end So. Carolina ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Open all the year. Steam heat. Sun parlor. mh9-S2t BRYAN & WILLIAMS. HOTEL BRYN MAWK, New York ave. uud Beach, Atlantic City, N. J. Full ocean view. mb2-78t J. 0. KEFFER. HOTEL = STICK) ‘e. AVE. AND Beach; 100 feet from the. ocean; sun’ parlor; electric bells; steam heat; $2 to $2.60 per day! $8 to $14 week. L. V. STICKNEY, ‘ah2-tf THD DEL CORONADO, Oceen ard Virginia ‘ave. Heated throughout. Every convenience. Special spring rates. fe29-52t L. DOUGHTY. THE NORWOOD, OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE. Auantle City, 'N. J. Opep all the year; steam beat; tecms reasonable. fei-8m F. ALSFELT. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Hotel Traymore. Appointments and service first-class. D. 8. WHITE, ‘Jr., 5023-tf Proprietor. GALEN HALL—A_ SANATORIUM. Atlantie City, N. J. With all the conventences of a first-class, quiet hotel. Elevator, steam heat, open grate fires; massage, electricity, baths, &, Table unexcelled. Qpen all the yeur. Address Dr.WM. H. H. BULL. MISCELLANEOUS, BAY POINT HOTEL, ROCKLAND BREAKWATER, ROCKLAND, ME. THIS LARGE, WELL-EQUIPPED HOTEL will open June 15, under the control of Mr. N. P. Sew- ell, six yearv’at the head of the Telesboro” Tn. ; A 8 the inost_ magnificent The Bay Point {oration ow. the. Mal ccest. with ‘elevators, electric lights, hot and cold selt Water baths, and the most perfect water, ah- molutely pure. ‘The culsine and attendance. will he of the best. rivaling ary hotel in the state. Fine bouting, fishing, lawn tennts, splendid drives and beautifal scenery; an ideal home, with exquisite surroundings and ‘complete table. ap22-waes,2m N. P. SEWELL. BOLIVAR IT tage, Harper meni, will open ? New house; every: venlence: telephone and speaking tules; terms reasonable. JNO. HM. DUKE, N. J. MURPHY, Tate Hotel Gonuor, ManagerProp. | “ap22-1m KEE MAR HEIGHTS, HAGERSTOW will open about June 40. Delightfully situated? spacious grove, ete. For circulars and rates ad- dress HOTEL HAMILTON, Hagerstown, Md. ap2i-Im THE WINDSOR, DIRBCTLY ON THE BEACH, Tnobstructed view, Cape May, N. J. sun parlor, (ap2i-2m) R. HALPIN. Steam hi pe . HA Under best management. GARRISON ratte apc es HOUSE bathing, fine beach. Good guiving, Eres 9 aH LONG REACH, ME. ‘nt Pe perfect for all J. H. BANBORN, Prop., pleasures Neth aud P. 0., York Village, Me. R.R. Statlon,Long Beach, ‘Ap20-26t ine FOR KENT OR SALE-on. COTTAGE AND A store house at Piney Point, Md.; bathing and fishing; will rent or exchange for city or Alexan- 4: county property. bargain. FRANIC HUME, 454 Fa. aye, now. apls-Ge Woodlawn Hotel, Rockville, Md., will be opened for guosts May 1. Accommodations first-class, Terms reasonable, ‘Address Mrs. M. J. COLLEY, Clarendon Hotel, Washington, or Woodlawn, Rockville, Md. al7-lm BELLE VUB SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE, itunte on high blu of Potomac river, halt mile from Shepherdstown, W. Va. No malaria. Mountain and river scenery, Grove of old forest trees in front of hovse. Bathing, boating and bass flebing. Beautiful walks” and drives. Splendid bleycle course. | Rooms large and try. Good service. Every aitention pald to_hygiche ‘and the cuisine. Protestant and Catholic Churches, Telegraph. | Two hours’ run to Washington, three to Haltimore. Under management of a cultivated and refined lady of experience. References given and re- quired. Attructiva’ spot for artists and those Who love the beautiful in nature. Opens May 11. For es AE allan Shepherdstown, W. Va. P. 0. Box 106. | apl6-lm FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A HANDSOME i room house, known as the “Goff cottage,” sit. ted on the correr of Mercer and Warren et Berkeley Springs, W. Va; lot 117x192; on vated ground; water main conveying the cele- brated spring water pastes the house; this prop- erty fs Well shaded and has large porches and a ood well of water. For particulars see owner, & G. AUKAM, 600 F st. sy = apl6-tt CARROLL SPRINGS SANITARIUM, FOREST Glen, Md.—Delightfully situated on the B. and 0, a the hills of Maryland, ten miles from 91 900 feet stove Washington: this popular regor Feopens May 15, designed for nvallds amd con- illustrated circular sent on request. @.H. WRIGHT, M.D. ATTENTION! OCHAN CITY, MD. FURNISHED cottages for rent, beach front; carly applicants secure the best. Also furnished’ cottages at New- For plans apd information apply to Busoktai i, {ittoX. with Soha ¥. “Wares: man, cor. 14th and G ets. mb9-2in MEDICAL NO FEE UNTIL CURED. Dr. Leatherman, clalist in all forms of special diseases. Hsdrocele, Varicocele and Strieture cured. Censultation free. Hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 5; Tues., ‘Thur. and Sat. even., 7 to 8. ‘602 FN. apli-im? MANLY VIGOR AND NERVE POWER RESTORED by using a bottle or two of Dr. Brothers’ in- Ygorating cordial. | There ts no remedy equal to this. Used 60 years in this city. Baw. ———— W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-class and on the most Feasonable terms, Telephone call 840. = jal-ir RAILROADS. Station corner of FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE POST OFFICE NOTICE, be read daily GN’ MAILS Yor" thet weck ending April 25 ae oat a this otice 88 follows: FRIDAY—At 7:20 and BRITISH IND! York, via Havre. EUROPE must be directed 720 p.m. for NETHERL adam, from Ne be m. for GENOA, ‘ters must be HOTELS. STOP The National Hotel, Rates reduced to $2.50 and Jass hotel at popular’ prices: sample rcoms on first fluor for col n,. for whose patronage tis house INO. B. SCOTT, Prop. THE RALEIGH, SLUTELY FIREPROOF. nt Testaurant for gevtlemen and ladles, wurlous cafe for iring rooms and banquet balis. When to interested, as Lemsptne, "Vas Pullman jeago, Cincinnati indianapolis, nd: abd ‘Toledo, " Bulret urg. ) S FAST LINE.—Pullman Buffet Pytjor and Dining "AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.— Iman Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisbui cago. ESS.—Pullman Slee ing Oar to Chicago and Harrisburg to Cleveland. Car to Chicago. SOUTH-WESTERN EXPRESS. —] Sleeping and Dining Cars to St. Louis, to Cincinnait, 0) PRESS.—Pullman Sleep- Harrisburg to RTUGAL, TURKEY, AMERICAN PLAN, , per 8.8. La Gase: tng and Dininj w York, via Rotterdam. 1 gingienatl, Loalevill M. | WESTERN’ rected “per Fuld: mn. for SCOTLAND direct, per 8.8. Anchorig, from Letters must be directed for NORWAY valla, from New York, “per Thingvalla.”” At 1 New York, via Glasgow. “per Anchoria.”" At rect, per S.5, tere must be direct: wm. for EUROPE, per 8.8. *Campani ‘ork, via Queenstown, TED MATTER, FTO.—Germ n Tuesdays, Thursda printed iratter, etc., for Germany, printed matter, ete., for other parts of White Star steamers ‘on Wednesda: specially addressed printed m: mers on Saturdays take eat Britain und Irela clally addressed printed matter, etc., for other Prompt service; Speclai attention given to ing Car to Pittsburg. | 7 350 A.M. for Kane, Canandaigua, Rochester and daily, except Sunday. Renovo, daily, except For Williamsport daily, 3:40 P.M. for Williausport, Iochester, Bu'Talo and Niagara Falls dally, except, Saturda; ing Car Washihgton to Suspension Bridge via rties after the th PET CLEAN ONIATED STEAM Works—Carpets cleaned in best menner. : Address office, 1720 7 _Provfiag free. M. NEWMYER, Mgr. ter, ete., for nd, and spe- ‘alls daily, Sleeping Car ‘BW YORK AND THE “CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED, all Parlor Cars, with Dining Car from Baltimore. Regular at 7:05 (Dining Car), (Wining Car) aod PHILADELPHIA, EXTRAT. AND SOUTH AMERICA, . EST INDIES, ETC. WEDNESDAY—At 9 Trinidad, from fork e ‘-P., and SANTIAC Niagara, from New York; BARBADUES direct, also NORTH BRAZIL, Para and Manos, per se, Hildebrand, from parts of Brazil aust be LOOKING FOR for BERMUDA, per This Brought Two Wives Into the Police Court. There were nincteen prisoners in the Po- lice Court cells this morning, six of whom There were two colored wo- men in the party and only one man, who seemed to object seriously to his loss of liberty. He was Richard D. Brown, one of the six white men, and a glance at his face showed the cause of his arrest. There was perhaps more genuine happiness in the three cells than there was in any other of the colored men made music on a mouth organ, while Car from W! 20, 9:00, 11:00 (Dining Car from Wilmingtoa) Letters for other 10:00 and 11:35 per Hildebrand. THURSDAY—At 6:40 a.in. for BRAZIL, via Per Victoria and Santos, from Baltimore, Ni Plata Countries mu At 6:40 a.m. + from Baltimore; at 1 ¥ were white. 215 week days, For Boston without clange, , and 3:15 P.M. daily. Jaware River Bridge, route), 8:16 P.M. daily; (via Market street fer -M. daily, and 11:00 A.M. Saturdays on Baltimore, (6:25, 7:06, 7:20, 7:60, 9:00, 10:00, 2:01,°3:15, 3:40 (4:00 Limited), Flo, 10:00, 10: ALM, week days. 40 P Athuntie City Gta 1 10:05 pan. for BL NATAL, per s.s. Letters must be 1t 10:50 pm. for € I 20, 4:36, 5240, government <i16 and 11235 “per Pallodon 1 buck.” This fancy dancing prov: of amusement dance was applauded. Altogether, the pris- oners made a gala day of It, and wh daneing was over a few comic ecngs For Pop's Creek Line, 7:20 A.M, and 4:36 P.M. 12:15 ands 4:20 and Totgo must 0 p.m. for FORTUNE ISLAND, = 2 s, xcept Sunday. CAMPECHE, Atlantic Coast Express for Richmond, points "PM. daily. y, 10:57 ALM. week days, For Old Point Comfort, with Parlor Car, 10:57 a.m. Accommodation fér Quantico, 7:45 A.M. dally, and 225 FM. week days For Alexandria, 4230, a Southeast did most of the dan had been given one cup of coffe complained that the drink was not enough for a man who had been filled with Me- 3 old Tom gin ov dive me jes’ one mo “and I'll do all de fan¢ You see, I ain't had nuthin’ to eai for three and this sandwich ain’t much for a hungry man.” Dave Brown had a friend In court, and he h. This brought e of the colored men: “You are right in it, old man, and if at me that good I would re- colored man, Richmond and Atlanta, 8:40) ing at 1 ing home from work last evening was so . Philadelphia, from sald Dave, dances you want. Malls for SIIQUELON, bs ‘nee by steamer, Mails for CUBA close at fopwarding b 35, 7:45, 8:40, 9:45, HO, 3:20, 4:25, 6200, 5:37, ‘On, Sunday at 235, 6:15, 8:02 aod rail to Boston and th at 6:40 um. Steamers sailins Mails for MEXICO, ‘overlam Jexantria for Washington, 6:05, y and TURKS ISLAND, indy at G:48, 9:10, for MARTINIQVE th and G sts, and at © orders can be left checking of baggage to destination J. R. Woon, General Passenger Agent. RALRA, per s,s. station, Gth and When Judy vall reached ex hotels and reside Letters for Belize d the cell to put aside his mouth organ. Tl festiviles were and the proce 40 a.m. for BRAZIL, per via Pernambuco, General Manager. Brazil und La WViata Countries must be directed per Carib Princ TRANSPACIFIC 3 Mails for CHINA P an Francisco, close here dally up April 28, at 6°30. p.m. MONT ATR LINE! Led the Procession. eund Iwave at Pennsy ares Gneter d against him was vagran- He is a man of family, telegraph line: he will squander som for strong drin’ drinking when for Danville. | was read for the rm and at Lynchburg w , close here daily | de Vancouver, close here daily up to Aj and Washing daily up “I saw him call at a lady’s house,” lady told me up to April 24 at 6 © AUSTRALIA (except. thoe forwarded via E was hungry, and not get home uniess he got some food to agthen him, a man of family,” live at Takoma.” aN D SOUTH: + from San Fraucts¢ Brown, “and ville and Hot S iN him to go home to his far me Gua ess Nene ft) rant ia for CHINA and JAPAN, specially addressed . Empress of China, to May 4 at 6: man, whose York to New Orleans, via Atlanta snd uy Vestibvuled Ds Dining Car Greens- TRANSPACIFIC iceman Carson for alleged ¢ n at its worst was not very bad. Went in search night, and did not want Conch Washin: » schedule of elo presumption of their uninte rupted overland transit. a Registered un I TRAINS ON WASITINGTON AND. OTIO. DIVIS- oC Hee heavens 2 suceeeded in fi her, and for days only: for Round Hilt, gto Apsil 1, 1898. SAN TRAVEL, _ Anchor Lime TED STATES MAIL, STEAMSIIPS TURDAY FOR GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY. or Saloon Passage, nformed the court that Emma had been arrested before, but Emma jous good record did not save her, for the court imposed a fine of $ er nine days. as Not Free. was the plea of Charles Wil- against whom there was a charge of al fine was impc re In the dock on a charz tructing thi They had been dr , © Bowling Green, NLY,. lJast evening, and came SO Weary comfortable on that they made themse valk for the night, vliceman Hayes c 1 o'clock th ing of the s American Line. New York - Southam; VESTIBULED, D, STEAM HEATED, ALL ine along about and the loud ected his atte: Then he escorted them to the police sta- tion, where they were given an iron bed, with no covering. at's the charge?” inquired Hassett, ELECTRIC LIGHT! MEALS SERVED IN DIN: TION SIXTH AND BP STREETS. Schedule in effect April 4, 1896, 2:23 P.M. DAILY—Cincinuxtt and St. glal— Solid train for Cinciniatl, to Cincinnati, and St. Louis without change. ciprat! to Ch 11:10 P.M. Dal on (London - Paris) G CARS. STA- indication of warm weather Georgetown Saturday afternoon, These Terlin,Sat.June 6,10 am Sat.June 13.10 am 10 am’ New York.June 17, 10 am Red Star Line. TO ANTWERP. vesday, April 24, noon Wednesday, M New York. May Pullman sleepers the sidewalk,” Parlor cars Cin- Limtted—Solid train We without change. clerk's response. “If that’s all both guilty.” “The court fines you % e: John H. Church, a colored cab objected to obeying Officer Lamb tions on the hack stand at the depot, was | charged with disorderly conduct. sonal bonds were taken. Christian lad: church, and I don't sw lie Jackson told the court. She hed a dispute with some other col- ored people when she went in search of her h the prisoner responded, SOUTHWARK, To the ayant sleeper: fo FRIESLAND. 1 AL NAVIGATIC Plex 14 ani 15, North River Office, 6 Bowling Green, N. ¥. vs and Saturtays 'SUNDAY—Via_ Ricbmona Only rail Tine. ae are UPRIGHT PIANO— S125. D. G. Pfeiffer & Co., uth St. N. W. IGHT PIANO, WAL action, and pos- was what Mil- change. 2:25 P.M. DAILY—For Gordonsville, Charlottes- Yilie, Staunton and for Richmou Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohlo 513 und 1421 Venusylvania ayenue, 1110 8 and ay the station. W. FULLER, “If your husband has gone off with an- the judge told her, other woman,” not worth bothering ab “That's right, judge, “and I'll not bother with him again.” Dave Hardy brow AND OHIO RAILROAD. said the woman, Standard maki ht up the rear of the procession, and as he could not pay a tn of $, he went down tor two weeks. ech aie AGE OF FLORENCE, Vestibuled Limited Louis und Indianapolis, Vesti- 2 $10 cash; $3 per baled Limite For Pittsburg nud a.m. and $:40 p.m. For Lexington and THE GOLDE University Giotto and His Times. The second lecture of the university ex- tension course was delive Metzerott’s Hall of, Ballol College, Oxford. “Giotto and the Golden There was a distingu ring of auditors, among them he- Clevelard. Mr. the gown of his uni his audience could keep up with ils rapid utterance and imperfect the English language, as spoken in Amer- thoroughly astic appreciation period of which Giotto was an exponent ij ert and architecture, picturing to ers the splendid achie ans, 10:50 p.m! instrument; you | Fydson Shaw One Yose upright, anos for rent, 1LGO WoRCH, Age of Florence Selmer Pisno nd 8:30 a.t., 12:10 and and as far us For Frederick, i familiarity gerstown, +11:30 a.m. and 45:30 p.m, For Boyd and way points, we Sundays, 9:00 ‘a. thersburg and way points, 1 3:00, days, 9:00 a.m.. Unequaled in Tone, Touch, Work- manship and “Durability.” D UPRIGHT AND SQUARE f MAKES AT ALL PRICES To the Fdltor of 7! 9:00 am., 1:15, shington Junction and way points, 9:00 Express trains stopping at prin- 4:80, 15:30 p.m. ements of the F\ s during the renaissance. The maich- ness of Dante, Machlevelli, gel Angelo and Savonarola and the im- zo de Medici on the times in d, afforded more than one eloquent passage in the lectur raphy of Giotto was pleasingly drawn with excellent stereopticon his work and the scene nis busy and useful life. Three large 5, 10:25 p.m. For a.m., §1:15 p.m. cipal stations only. ROYAL LLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, All trains illuminated with pint: For Philadelphia, Tuning and Repatrin Wm. Knabe & Co. 1422 Penn. Ave. N. W. Telephone call » STEINWAY, Gabler, Hallet & Davis, Marshall & Wendell,” Si High-grade Plaros for sai at E. F. DROOP & SONS’, New Warerooms, 925 i by Factory Experts. which they York, Boston “and the 7:00, §:00 (40:00 a.m., 200 (5:08, Dining Car), p eeping Car open at 10:00 o'clock). ining Car), (9:00 a.m. Dining r), (12:85, Dining Cur), 8:00 (0:05, Dining Car), 1 higut, Sleeping Gar open for passengers tures, illustrating where he speut 7 1 exceptionally Florentine tapestries were suspended acr the rear of the stage during the first part of the lecture. At the cic Mr. Shaw gave a list of works for reading and reference in which the student of Fior- entine Mterature and art may find great Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains. For Atlantic City, 19:00 a.m., 12:00 noon. Sun- day fEixcept Sunday. Mathushek, Briges, Poole and other ‘ent on easy terms, of the lecture §Sunday only. d from hotels and on orders left Baggage called for and check residences bi Union ‘Transfer Co. at ticket offices, 619 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W., New York Avenue and 15th HIGH-GRADE ‘other makes; “KRAKAUERS, reasonable prices, at KUHA'S, 1209 The next lecture in the course will afternoon, and the subject trect, and at D. CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen. Pass. WM. B. GREENE, Gen, Manager. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, — S. RANDALL POTOMAC RIV Steamer Harry Randall les Guarantee and references. STORAGE.» HOLD GOODS The Late George Bogus. The remains of Mr. George Bogus, who @ed early yesterday morning, in The Star, were viewed last evening and today, as the body lay in state in the par- lors of Carroll Institute, by a large num- ber of friends. The remains will be removed to St. Pat- tomorrow morning at o'clock, under escort of the member Carroll Institute. Dominick I. Murphy, Edward J, Hannan, ward Mallet,Henry W FURNITURE A’ Toe. per load; dry, light and ¢ Call or’address CHARLES BAUM, 14 9th st. nw. STORAGE. —Our storage warerooms are mest modern tn Clean, airy, safe. 8 River View Wharf, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at is at all wharves as far down as Mad- dox ‘creek, Va., including Chapel Point and Colonial Beach, returning on Mondays about 9 p.m.; Wed- nesdays and Fridays about 3: commodations first-class. hour of sailing. BA, REED & CO. ents, Alexandr 380. best location Freight received B.S. RANDALL, Proprictor and Manager, } CARPINTER THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO. WINTER SCHE every particular. rick’s Church cent acu. ft.; 666 "cu. Ib, uuranteed, ae packing, hauling, Glalties at this furniture to better hinds. faciory always. = W. B. MOSES & SONS, F and 1th sts, (Storaxe, i LARGE ROOMS FOR TI held 3 big lords of ‘ted and provided with lock and key; elevators, 'S' PARCEL DELIV'Y CO., '92u-3i D, Sehon and T, J, Sulll- presidents of the institute, con- Father Staffo: will say solemn requiem mass at 9 o'clo and the remains are then to’ be in Glenwood cemetery aA Robberies Reported. Mrs, N. De Smeinean of 22: asked the police to finda gold watch, with chain and charm atiached, , stolen from her house Monday evening. .. Massachugetts avenue, complained of the theft of a pock- etbook containing $3 and fof surrender of the “Army of No’ You can’t trust your Wharf, foot Tth st., every Seviee ieee se Baltimore and river landi unday at 4 p.m., for Accommodations ceived for river pallbearers. gs on Saturday and tust » ven on Baltlinore fre: NSON & RO., Agents. Ofllee, 910 Pa. ave. Telephone 745. TORAGE, $3 PER MONTO— WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO, FOR POTOMAC RIVER LA. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturd: a.m.; Mondays for river jandings to St Breton's Bay and Nowini Creel arrives Tuesday afternoon, —W: landings to Breton’s Bay 2nd Nomlni Cre to Piney Point, St. George's, Smith's Creek, Coan and Yeoccmico. rive: re Creek ‘Thursday afternoon for river laudings, arriy- ing Friday morning. to Nomin Creek and St. (1 arrives Sunday afternoon, See schedule. (nol-tf) C. W 23 O street hac ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS, 1407 G ST. Separate apartinents; clean, light and dry clal rates to army and navy officers, and packers furnished. 0. G. dnesdays for river alni Creek; thenee leaves Nomini Bertha Hanser of G19 N street informed the police this morning that $11 was stelen from her dining room several days ago. t Lining, Felts, Fire Brick and Clay, Asbestos, ints, Brushes, Lime, Cement, two and three: ply Roofing Material, RIDLEY, Gen. ‘Man, AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN Bratal Assault on a Poor Colored Orip- ple ‘Woman Falls From a Street Car~ Local Notes of General and Especial Interest to Residents. There was a lively scrap last evening in “Boston,” in which Orlando Harris, color- ed, aged thirty-one, was the chief actor, and Harvey Clark, a one-legged negro, who hobbies around on a crutch, was the vio- tim. Harris became infuriated at the crippl and came near ending his life. He hit and kicked the poor unfortunate, and not doing enough visible injury by these means, he grabbed the crutch, the victim’s only sup- port, and began clubbing the man on the head. Clark was terribly battered up, and his head and face gashed in a number of different places. Policemen Harrison and Maher were attracted to the scene, and they captured Harris, locking Lim up on a charge of assault and battery. Commitices Appointed. At a meeting of the newly elected board of directors of the Citizens’ Equitable Bullding Association, Mr. Jesse H. Wilson was selected to fill the office of attorney for the association. Two commitices were also appointed, a valuation committee, upon which were appointed Messrs. Thom- as J. Stanton, W. R. Wilcox and J. W. Thomas, and a finance committee, consist- ing of Professor Edgar Frisby and Mr. W. V. Lewis. The appointment of these com- pletes the list of officers of the assuciation for the ensuing year. Badly Hurt. Frences Copland, a colored domestic, iv- 2 Jefferson ovenue, while return- tired that she fell asleep on the car. She ewoke at ist and M strects, just one square above the place where she g Gets off, and in her hurry she st 1 the train as it was going at full She fell flat on the gpanite blocks, striking ith resounding force squarely in ‘the face, was picked up unconscious and taken to the Emergency Hospital in the patrol Wagon, where it was found that several teeth had been broken and a number of ht bruiser sustained. Fenernl of W. H. O'Brien. The funcral of Mr.Wm.Hi.0'Erier of Consumption Monday morning, as in The Star, was held this o'clock from his late residen street, The remains wer Church, where a solem beae) taken to Trinity 1 mass of requiem pose of the si sed. The funeral was atte number of friends end a delegation nt Order of Hibe of which the de d was a member. The interment was at Holy Rood cemetery. larg Pool Tournament. pool contest for the championship of own was played at the psrlors of tt & Beck Joseph Mo fifty points pla w 2 trim, 2 limes there was some neat handling of the cues. The game was tually Morgan, the score standing 50 to 45, it is likely that another game, or a eeries of gamen, will be played in the r future. Notes. The scholars of the Western High School hold a meeting tomorrow and elect class James oificers for the year. Covenant Lodge of Odd Fellows wili brate their anniversary in great style regular meeting on the evening of April 30, at their headquarter John L. Stoddard, others have sold to Benjamin parts of lots 14 and 15 of the the consideration being unnamed. me Ss of the sixth United States Iry Orchestra, stationed at Fort Myer, will give a musical and liter tainment Tuesday evenin, ministration building, with Mme. A wler-Veneri, late artist of the * ado,” Paris, as soloist. The funeral of Maggie V. Bx and Minor vdi- ry enter- in the new ad- swell, who died Mondiy, was heid this afternoon at 8 lock, from the saptist Women’s Home, SN street. anny al Might of swallows, the sure passed over Ute binds are sure weather prophets, and every spring the old residents look for the earance of the feathered caste} ther for —— City Lot Farming. of Che Evering Stac: Being an old countryman and a practical farmer for many years, I desire to com- municate some facts and suggestions in the interest of “city lot farming.” For years I have from time to time suggested and urged the cultivation of back yards and other convenient lots, not only to the poor and needy, but te those who would be ben- elited by the exercise, if not otherwise. A space ten feet square, thoroughly prepared and well cultivated, will produce as many tomatoes or onions as an average family can consume during the season. T am surprised that those directing the operations of the lot farmers have not, seemingly, thought of planting sweet potas tove, for it Is now quite late to plant Irish potatoes. They should have been in thé ground two wecks ago. It is true that the soil in this city is not well adapted to the growth of sweet potatces, but if thoroughly Well prepared, ploughed and harrowed two or three times and well manured, they will pay as well and probably better than Irish potatoes planted out of season. As to the kind of fertilizer, I have always preferred barnyard manure, and during the tweniy- four years that I have grown potatoes in this District I have never seen the effect upen them, seab produced by the use ¢f stable manure, as reported through The Star of “Monda Let the good work go on, but under the supervision of those who understand prac- tically how to prepare the ground, how to plant and how to cultivate. W. LEE WHITE. —— ‘The Appomattox Surrender. e Evening Star: The report of the proceedings of the re cent celebration of the anniversary of the surrender at Appomattox, published in The Star of Saturday, the 18th instant, makes Gen. Morgan, commiisary general, U. S. A., to say that he was with Gen. Grant t Appomastox Court House when he was ring the terms of the surrender 1i 8. Parker, ‘an Indian chie death was chronicled a short time ago quote from The Star. This report either Is incorrect, or Gen. Morgan is mistaken as to the preparation of the terms of surrender. On page 4% of “The Personal Memoirs of Gen. Grant,” vol. 2, will be found a fao simile of the terms of surrender in Gen. Grant's own hand. On page 491, same volume, Gen. Grant says that he wrote them, and on page 482 saya: “When 1 put my pen to the paper I did not know the first word that I should make use of in writing the terms. I only knew what was in my mind, and 1 wished to express It clearly, so that there could be no mistaking It.” The original shows three places where changes were made in the language by Col. Parker, probabiy at the dictation of the general. Col. Parker furnished the original to the publishers from which to make @ Grant great cor er, it is but just to say trusted to no one the making of the Virginia.” + H. A. Dz Sale to Satisfy Judgment. Messrs. Edwards and Barnard, as attor- neys for Mrs. Susan E. Murray, filed a pe- As eee ee pnt Sony ae Fra S. Carmody, for the sale of his juterest In lots 19 and 20, equare 684, fron’ ing on the east side of Delaware avenue between C and D streets northeast, to judgments recovered by Mrs. Mur- ray against him, emounting to about #ix hundred doilars. The petition states that Carmody purchased this property from Mre, Murray and failed to meet his payments, She also asks for the appointment of recelver to collect the rents until a sale is made.