Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1896, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1896-14 PAGES, ———— 7 FOR SALE—HOUSES. RAILROADS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. | N TO WwW A S H | N G T 0 N FOR SALF_BEFORE PURCHASING 5 SOUTHERN RAILWAY, : IN WASHINGTON. IN WASHINGTON. a Bchedule ie otter Doce T1906. PRIVATE TUTOR—MATHEMATICS, SCIESCE, | THE CAPITAL UAIVERSITY SCHOOL, 1453 MASS. Ia eames a . chtce_properscn | atlantic and lone at Feansivanin par as solteny radiates expercaces noloeaney P| Seta a AN Rere eae Eth tent Sa | . re : 3 3 exper 3 ces. PS : ‘acancles; new tes 4 eS ein eric 3:00 A-M_—Oulls Local for Darrille, Caariotte O: Hox Bist notdm | Address lev. fH. KEAN, #0. and w, Ww: | Plang of the Ilinois Central Railroad E_WisHine 1 RETIRE FROM BUs- | 2 way stations. meets et 2iauumeas for: Btras . PROF. ARNOLD W. MEYER, LEIPSIG GRADU- ELAN, A-M. a a EDR SALE WISENG 20 PETIT Pigs, Nok | Bete, Harrisons and way stations, dally except Is Ate: plano and voice culture: peschological ssa 1 Mires. PicCartee=I_Lamon Company. equipped batkery very cheap: frosting. the street | Western “est aj peaare teen the Norfolk and tem. Exercises specially composed for voices, he rtee-Lamont, is a large store and a dwelling of 7 rooms und / datly for the Natural Bridge and Lexington. s mortrceetl Stipuplia! seeeidence— Para YOCAL INSTRUCTION. Wath: lof 20x44, alles. Address BAKERY. Sar wriig Ate Daily THE GTERD STATES FAST ea rs phiet. aoe 18th me nw. ‘nol3-1in* oc7-2m Studio, 1211 F st. mw. = AIL. Carries Puliman Buffet Sleepers, New Yor KNIGHT CLASS 1 NOW BEING FORMED IN THORALD JERICHAU, waa a we ee | and Washington to Jacksonville, ‘aulting at Salls- " : the, Mockwood Schau Hulldery Rxchange, Terms | Ph. B... will rvcelre pupils on ‘Piamo, Ongan. WANT AN EASTERN CONNECTION easy terms, this nice, weil-butit house of 6 as | es with Y ae Sleeper porno eee ed Pi anos. moderate. For partleulars adress me ‘Theory and Composition. Studio, Droop's fusie Sersumsey Scasenltoe pare cextbese 5 | and at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for Augusta. 9 : — ee rial lessons tree. SOF Sule’ Mowe tiosee mo11-25°* ; Puliman Buffet Sleeper Washington to Galveston, cs o, ‘Tria} lessons free. for selling. address GOOD HOME, ima d oO The Stuart School. 4 42 | 57 = = ties | aed: Bulltnan Siecper New Yost senkdiattas aon rgans, school for Girls and Young Ladies, Opens vets te | Olney School, 10 1sim st, tacing Cann. "ave. Movements of Importance Am Snuset P ily. Conducted Tourist. E: . cargectents te poten a tee oe rete aes ee te git hemred Miss aes Sunset Personally uct m Excu e st. Miss Virginia Mason x 1 ‘ven Slee on thin train. ererySturiay to Aeolians, 124 AND 1238 ISTH ST. Nw. COR. MASS AVE. | _Laura Lee Dorsey, Prineljats. ocl7-tf the Southern Railroads. | ithe aly eer eat Sere ot) Mrisic Boxes. A Business Education. a een anne _ rrisouburg, datly, except = . 7 <s = Si Dae Posie % 9 \ MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDVILLE, PA.— G = i - y : 1 a None better. $25 a year, day or night. $207. A iful school f the best to in- ’ zc * v ‘a ‘\e WESTERN. VEST! TUNED LIMITED, composed of Guita rs. Ivy Institute Business College, Sth ‘and aw. fuse with energy, to wake up boss to the duties | ACROSS THE CONTINENT Pullman Vestibuted Sleepers, Dining ‘Cars and Day 9 of life, prepared fo. best colleges; boys under 13 2 $2,050-6 NEW BRICK HOMES - | train Washington to New Orleans withou! For sar ‘change. Ft “SACRIF of ‘NUE BUSINESS PROPERTY.” on the north ide of Sa ft.’ Now paring about 6 per © ee es ee Rew i ee B e IE y. WALTER, CON yearn, $186. J. SHORTLIDGE (Yale), A.M., Prin. = a ee aa aaeaabece & vi Springs, °.; New York to Tampa, teacher ind accompanist; . aed SRI fexestnent, Walod by fax sssesors at tote. olumbla, Savanna and Shekaon ANIJOS, etc. | ese um ccoms gre” Hooms,” PARENTS WHO DESIRE HORE CAREFUL AT: | Special Correspondence of The Evening Star. (0 New York to Ste sia Birmingham; ave. nw. ey: tention to the wellbeing and education of their | — LYNCHBURG, Va., December 3, 1896. Xe New Orleamy, ¥ia Mont- = 5 . Va., December 3, 1896, we | abe att tne stacy, | Are Most : OKELEY "gy" SCHOOL | Seinen ircins 2 te ists | ets reported hore sna. the reyori comes r uta. “Southern Railway Dining Car Greensboro” to a Ne j } . zs cil resi Ron eet anne eat ins Appropriate Noung lafies aad tiie otialea” 1700: Madison ot, 12,008 Fiver ave., Rolaml Park,’ "||" | from good authority that the Iilinois Cen Beautiful stone and brick dwelling, with four | ‘TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO. DIVIS- Dupont Circle. Miss E.'V, HETH, A.M, noz-azte” | _ 0080 : Ma. tral Raflroad Company, whose main lines og 9:01 acim ally apd, 4345 Presents. BEA, Ten, FOREIGN P OST. ‘AL SERVICE |‘X'22 110m Chicago to ho floor. Every improvement and | TON leave Wasbie first-class. “Cost owner $4.50 | p.m. daily except rooms i Auteriag tink: ‘ew Orleans and Soller wanied. for Hound Mill; 4:32 pam. daily, except Sun- Lise Gooey Gato, say es whose branch lines do not at present ex- WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESI | for Leesburg, and 6:25 p.m. dally’ for Heraion, Best Goods. VEUAUN, for, Oth and NY geet Pree ete WASHINGTON, D, C., POST OFFICE NoTIcE, | tend more than some 500 miles castwardiy — = aD ee daily “from Round Hiil,'7:06 a.m. dally, ex- | |g t Stock MISS EVA MILIS’ “SINGING CLUB,” LADIES | _ Should te read ‘dally by all interested, ax changes | from any point on its system, is trying 10 SALE_ CORNER > 1 STS. SEL, way, from Herndon, 8:34 a.m. daily, exept ges OCK. and gentlemen; to assist those with good volces | MY occur at any time, make dcels by which it will be able be- aa : cumae eee | pas ee Tire Fai Pri fo acquire perfect method: membership $2 per | FOREIGN MAILS for the weck endiug December shy ple aecllings rooms, Tl. eae righ trains from the south arrive at Wash- | PAirest Prices. PE Pee iPass | 5 close promptly at. this office as follows fore very long to run its trains into Wash- terms, $100 cash, balance $id per mouil. In se oa 12:40 p.m. daily. Settee : - a THANSATLANTIC. MA\ ; ‘sux. | Easies rm: WIMODAUGHSIS CLASSES, 1. NEW YORK | rrmay—Wyat 6.00 P. CARs oe siest Terms. ave.—‘Typewriting, arithmetic, bistory, | Campania, from New York, via Queemmowh Car reservation and” Informa- dictation, stenography, physical culture, elocu: | ters for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, ITALX, SPAT ee Hon, grammar, tiermaiy dreseusating, jourmation, | FORSEGAL Tek ek Rote od AEREET ‘ania rallroad passenger an r _Hterature, current _evydts. no28-1 must be directed “Per Campania.” (¢ FRENCH LAS FI F331 6 P.M. for NETHERLANDS direc pal combined mount to less ingtcn, Norfolk ad Newport News. The result of spending several millions of dollars for improvements at New Or- WILCOX 11 1907 Pa. FUR SALE BY OWNERS. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 1305 Ror noke— the block at Ww. cor. 13th and finised ; untivily bul for a hone; price, $10,600. KENNE “no2S-1m leans, such as elevators, wharves, etc., 11 CHOOL OF 23 PHONETIC per order to increase the export and import n es eomel a) Amste! , from New York, via Rotterdam. i" = te of Bo preuaiace well, peau Hey SUE an os | deny must be directed “Te? Amsterdam" «oat | facilities of the company, has, it is said, Sta man 80 lessons. Mile. V. PRUD'HOMME, 307 Dn 20:55 PAL toe 1 9 no2s-Im_ New York. SHORTHAND_INDIVIDU. NOA, per s.s. Normannia, from | been so satisfactory that the latter wants Tetters must be direc to eccupy other fields and reach the points above nemed. 7 —— mannia.’ T we rs = = " cON I, ATTENTION EX- | ERLA‘ WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON | Dalace off 1327 F St. NW, | cusivets. We reter to oficial reporters House of | BG iia ire | To do this would, of St 5 SRG ee a Kepresentatives: any time during the day; rapld | tazne. : ier irsag would, of course, require From Station, 1314 st. and Tenna. ave. Music, Percy S. Foster preparation, THE DRILLEKY, So¢ 11th, ist Mr. | other parts of Hurope-imustbe directed “Fer La | traffic arrangements with either — th: Som aides ee hese | FOR ALEXANDRIA. 6:40, iG y 2: 2 = 2 f 1025 PM. for SCOTLAND. dic | Southern Railway Company, the Seaboard rooms: andl ta tome oak Manager. we} Maas aa ErAtiices GaIGetiRe Taine ten Air Line orc ppeakke and Ohio. By the W treplaces, ia pales and | det-zt Rinne (Re oe es Bot ee LES rst named of these the Hilnois Central Slebert, Miss Berth: 2 sailing from New York on Tuesdays, Thursdays and | Could reach Norfolk, Portsmouth and yoo A tie erie alas eels J. 1 Satu ce printed matter, . for GER- |] Washingto: Wooing and Miss Sallie T. ifuapivers, al 2 v by the last, it could reach and drawing, from dite, antigne and still lifes Wie Many and specially iildre 4 pridted matter, | Newport News, where 1t would be able to ter color, decorative “design, sketch, composition | (te, for other parts of Europe. y avail itself of the export and import facili- 00, y| Sail speclal Saturday and/evening classes, noW5-10t | Walte, Star steamers salling from) New York 90 | ties df a steamship line owned and operated OE. PIG Ox, TANNER’S 2S | Wednesdays take speclally xddressed: printed mnat- te 2 “ by the Chesapeake 1d Ohi and bo ter, ete., for EUROPE. b an iio, n ie as 3 n, Cunard and French Line steamers safl- | Second it could reach deep water at Ports ly papered. It 4s Fost. UW. ALY1402 21ST ST., 1 d brick and ston: frost ball, room, I Y rons and al open tire phtees; We want two or three dozen more Square Ameri * r. ew Yo ke printed matter, ete., for | mouth, decorated thivaghout; el-e- | *Daily. No express on Sundays, ai ae ae ing from New York take p: ler, ete, for . Sol MOUNT 1 rAY to shi ui houses in Mary- principal is 6 EXE y c% which they are advertised to can ee Fok Mount be xp way janos Ee eee et eRe nee NL Tene all countr s for which they are advert ry Sims waka .. $10, - land, Virginfa and West Virginia, Please | 8tcnographer— chief stenographer Pan-American con- LS FOR SO’ ND CENT! amenica, | 4 8 ie a segs a 1006 F naww. a eins end) West Virginia. Please |eicaes duoroigh, practical business methols, Oli | MAUS FOR BEE EIEN te There is, however, one scrious difficulty | FOR SALE $5,500; EASY ‘TERMS —V) welte or call) Immediately i¢ you wish to | O° se60. for, anual’ announcement. containing pe | Fiupay M. for BRAZIL an of the Illinois Central being abie to make j Mt. Picasant; Loward av tralleled record of gradua positions. Day | prara cot |) per 8.8. Galileo, from satin a ahincae : = co mottled brick front: dispose of your Square Piano, Send or bring | nd night sessions. jm a satisfactory traffic arrangement with th York, via Pernambuco, Bahia and Kio Jan ag hitehen on 5 LATIN, E > ENGLISH | Letters for NORTH BRAZIL must be Southern, os there is a report that the floor; 6 bed ‘rows sid batt st plumbing; full des-ription, giving maker's name, etc., | “> Candidates prepared for st Fotnt and | “yer Gallen, 2 ee Ee latter has receutly discovered that par- furnace; electric bei papered; 23 prof. F. A. SPRINGER, 516 Sp: c) 03 or F ¢ ISLAND, = A ite wide. sing. Hl cao also your name and address, and our repre- a OU fey Atl TAGENA woe ties who are believed to be interested in the aed 1006 F now. edctive (win exile alicen oe ee << aa — Tron New 9 revrows, | llieis Central are trying to make a deal = ea nee x = entative will ca examine th vue a4 2M REYTOWN. | y it: ‘ i Ai Pasar For "sai. TMENT- VALUABLE Norwood Institute, 5 Se with the bondholders of the Mempnis and Cherleston road, which, carried into exccution, would cause the Southern to lose control of the latter. The Memphis and Charleston is now in the hands of receivers, and is awaiting unization, AND OHIO RAILROAD. ment. 1761 N st., near Connecticut avenue, A select and limited school for girls. pecial BOTT & PRETTY MA : Me, Md. dea TALE NEW Hot Leave Washington from station Tersey avenue and C d Northwest, Vestibuled Limited at full appraised Pianos wil be purchased for cash, or taken New York. Latcers for other must he directed, Y alue as partial payment Be Mails for NEW r i to Halifax | hut it bas be verated for = long time ii i Cee are ee Sig ReneS Ene mpeuwarcrions: (Royal High School of Music, Berlin.) and thence by steamer, cluse here daily at 12: mache Seas ain tke: digi anawe: to loft. 240 p.im., express, 1! 30 path. ST TTANO ORGAO Rony . dh oe ce Aadales aneee- SIL 1th st. nw. nd Cleveland, eapress daily 10:00 eae Studio-1827 Fost. anw.. Itoo 5 Mails for MIQUELON, by rail to Boston and | Ment that it has by mest people been re- : ae : SL TT Ne I a owas Dee garded as a part of the Southern system. Sp ge org, np, Bradbu 1 i eco erenpiee rece pre eee Be mn part nt an a . Memphis, Birming! . BCU whic ye forwarded. t + < seaside . = s mouth. room brick etol wud Itoaaod Prof. Paul E. Voinot, Do to and including the 10:68 Te Mle ele pbarleston have recently been approached teulsts sddeess OWNER, Cats through, 25 NEW YORK AVE, (Lenman bldg). | diy), e daily at 3PM. for forward yy Dartles unfriendly to the Southern Rail- ALE ONLY 37.600 for Cireulai Bel4-aun-S | steamers salling Mondays and Thursdays fr way Company, and informed by them that 0 Ulock north at 5200, 6.20, Factory Warereoms, : —-~% Tanga, Fla. ( it Would be more to their interest if th x10:00,/ x1 weuld revoke the promise 2 finished thre fexeept_ the CHIAPAS, TAR. ard YCC 200, 3:25 WashingtonHeights School | - Mall‘ cn to ), 6:20, 6:20, x8. 1225 Pa. Ave. Phone, 747- 1890 WYOML VE. N.W, pach aie Meera Sew York for dispatch by s of the Southern ar an ae BE yee French and Mus allies, steamer sailing Saturday, after the Wednesday | U2 $ to another coi 39:00 FREERORN G. SMITH, Manufacturer garton. Special pupils rect ive overland dispatch), close here daily at 7:10 | ne or = i h has not yet be e San : x5:4 Spy cone eee Principals, Mi. AM. Ww which is said to be the Illino's OR SALE $lic0 IS 1 W. P. VAN WICKLE, M < sa h : Fok SALE $100 1S THE = : aS 1 TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. tral. The loss of the Memph s and Charles- Te rooms, vorbascmene tore. —— = pbiails for CHINA, JAPAN and HAWAII yer 6.8. | ton, which event is rot, however, feared Sone = he CUTIOD iA) vorle, from San Fyancisco, close here daily up tli. the friends of the Seuth, = from Dupont Circle; dee? let “np ELOCUTION & DRAMAT se 20> So eae ; of the Southern, would shut a GRAND, SQUARE SERRE ES Seat MeN tion, wor Aurecnny | ee me ae oe Meee eae we Gaus seas "1 city and the uous territory it ge a large and lucrative business. Another Way rewber 10, | There is another way by which the Illinois per ship | Central can reach Washington and Balti- close here daily | mcre. This is by means of a trafiie ar- rded to the | T42Zement with the Baltimore and Ohio of closing | Southwestern, which it taps at Sandoval uninter- i MISS RAL Busini 1 11th st.—1,700 persons pre- AND UPRIGHT.” |) ncn ov sae ap Established 1842. one of the greatest experts in Was nod-tt Such ix qur busine-s—Our plano, “THE stieer,” | Gaillard School 103.) 8 86 aa san HONEST REPUTATION-AIL who b Daily classes am asses and pr. | UB | aes THE STIEFE" prake it-All who hear “THE | Of Languages, vite Tess. nodate | | TRANSPACTFIC “at pealse it-1f you want a p buy an E Sa || Pest ea 4 VICI acoma, close here daily up to De PM. Wd for the SOCIETY 3 pam. Sun- - 12 noon, FOR NEW YORK AND ULADELETITA. ‘Terms arranged to su! rT Ts $ agar. = is arran pnee y a - a COLLINS & GADDIS Ee ere ESTABLISHED) MAKE, A Business Education. ; one es ML; thence to Parkersburg, W. Va., and For SALSA VERY Comrie ston aml the East, | Have onr own ware rooms, “3 - BOOKK G, writing, arithmetic, corres- a istered mail closes at 10:00 A.M. same | Over the lines of the Baltimore and Ohio el Ce ice Dining are DEALING IMRECTLY with the manufacturer, pondence, spelling, ste ting, Ger- yan to Baltimore, where the 1. and O. has ter- > Dining Cary, (2:01 man, mechanical and patent day. nd < 1:00 P.M. same day. | rai facilities equal to any others in the 10:00 o'elock). Ch M. S . ff. evening; now is the time to join: than 200 tt 6:00 PLM sana United States. > 1, tas" Dining Can 1as. M. Stieff, alveady ‘enrolted; new butlding, gyamuasium, priate, ac 600 Pan TE ee iat ‘Additionyt Trams for Pitladal: 621 ELEVENTH ST. N.W., NEAR ¥ ST. SS WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, at 1:00 P.M. 7 qire to form a traffic union with the S-a- ese houses and will se : 200 p.m. uning and Repairing by Factory Experts. oe3iif 311 EAST CAPITOL ST. ist : 3 ourd it could do so by passing over the i ahs to ane ep Hi day. trains se12-3un.28 : : ies MISS LAISE, 1933 12TH. SHORTHAND, PITMAN | garnrdage ee Mal loses at 6:00 P.M. previous | tracks of several intermediate lines be- i Racin’ ‘Snndays. TRAUTIFUL Nay Ur. | system; NEW and RATID method: “pesinnere: | Si JAMES P.WILLETT, Postmaster. | {WCCO Winona, Miss. and Atlanta, and sat Sobebet Sunday only. right transposing piano for payments on 3] Speclal speed clas: Spcwirl bing -Ueslness contest — = -e to Portsmouth, Va. IX-ROOM Bi xExpress trains, lessons help pay for plano. Prof. A.V feivilyaery lees and Obes -cka ue era easier ore 5 a oF It is regarded as more probable, how- poandthen as! F for and. che from hotels and | MENTS," Plano and) Vole” Culture, 105 Pole Seem L ACCOUNTANT cver, that the Mlinois Central will, if it fe net alley hou: miad you s by ransfer Co. on orders left at Sth st. new. ‘1m oF COMMERCE, > ————_ | decides to extend its Atlantic coast cone Beet NT GUSE DUNATII, GI Tth st. aw. | Heket offices, GID Pennsyltania neenee eae wee | — *: SE Soni J. E. BATES Rectionant likewienscoh are ee a = Se ay | York avenne h street and at depot. C.K. URNER, A.M., ¢ Public Accountant and Auditor, ter kiponi a (tvalic ‘mira SHINEtON, <n- loca ee ee CHAS 0: SOULE, ‘The leading school of busine Room 37, Washington Loan snd Trust building, yon a trailic arrangement with the . ana gs sen. Pass, Agt. . d- oc3l-2m Cor. Sth and F sts. Big Four and Chesapeake and Ohio. Ty = <== | Tunning over the tracks of these two com- Highest attainable gmde of instruction at Situation$ for graduates. nol 11 large det iy; nicely A coe E Situation’ arti a pelt TS = E panies from Peoria, lil, via Indianapolis Re Banjo and Mandolin UNDERTAKERS. and Cineinvati, it would add nearly 1000 | fou corne: Instruction by Miss Buckingiam, at Studio, ei —————— | miles to its already large mileage, and Salles cope etait “a scree S I EINWAY 6th at or at home af pupil. nol6-11 W.R. Speare, have a comparatively short line between window; south front; 7 rooms; larze Pepe ae a Gare aes ae the northwest and the North Atlantic ar; firmice beat? many lot Vids | 7:50 AM. Weekdays. PITTSBURG EXPRESS Undertaker & Embalmer, | coast. white at tne same time it is beliceal 100 fl. to 3 alley. ‘This is a great bargain. fend and Dining Carg Harrisburg to Pittsburg. ° 9 = z * [an amicabie arrangement could be male By DOE. GUPEWALS, $11 11th et. ns, owner | 10 AM. VENSSYLVANIA ERMTED. | Pullitan TEACHER OF VIOLAN AND COMPOSITION, ey ee Norhweets with the Southern for the use of its tracks jolt Harrisi ‘Chicago, Cincinnati, Tadtenapolie, FO Studio, 1327 F st. o.w. (Sanders & Stayman.) | Eversthing ssnctly first-class and on tue most rea. | into Washington from Gordonsville on AL land ahd ‘Toledo. ’ Buffet. Parlor | mene terms, Telephon call 340. fal-te | ty nearly as friendly terms as the Sou'! = = = ke and Ohio. FASY LINE. -Patiman Buffet Partor Mrs. D. A. Ambrose, pe sie er . 3 eer a SSVRGGH ean ae are ESE ‘0 THE CUBANS, euliy which presents itself in the titans. “Buffet Parlor car Harlaiars | DZ SOOO. INSTRE CTO HANTO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR, pa matter of making traffic arrangements with ‘AGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.— } 2 s : EO ea LS 2 Defection of Troops of a Spaninh | 10 Seaboard Air Line is found in the fact ef Pastor Car to Harrisburg. | Sli cp- Terms either cash or time. LANGUAGES. Garclcon: pants hat the Mhnois Cent S a member of | ts Harrisburg to St. Loais, Cin- . the Joint Tratlic Associ e the Sea- j Sina, Leulgrilie and Chtcney. - Instrument has just been thor- THE BERLIT, SCHOCE. OF LANGUAGES. A special from Key West, Fia., says: Say ae srr antnunrng cm 7 > Me ERNE: ESS. -Pullman Slee ‘ourtecath st n.w. New: = & " ¥ urg to Chicago, und Harrisburg 10 oughly renovated. A hand- Branches tn leadin ‘American aud European cities, ews a een Tecelved that the troops | | There are also Tumors, which seem to 1.059. Car to Chicas z 2 7 : sses and private lessons, ial lesson. fre o1 e Spanish garrison at San Jose de| have good basis, in circulation in some ROTH Sed 1oF list Largest in the ‘ol SOUMIWESTERN EXRUSS. “Tullman some stool and cover with it. at Henis Stoncacl dean Diajas clwentsiuniies abutieastect ia: | Peas iot ihe Soutlileaily eins amet eee pa ee ee Gite amt tae | Fully warranted and tuned one Poe ROR SACKs | vana, abandoned their post and Jomea the | Promnunt New York ceyiiauis are work: = PACIFIC EXPRES: iman Slee pity -ear fre c! >. ‘Teacher of piano and violin, = é ees : ing upon a plan under which a system o} PIG EXPRESS Dm Sleening, year free of charge. Studio, G17 Penna, ave. se., Washington, D.C, bones Many of the citizens accom-| railways will be inaugurated in which the Canandaigua, Rochester and oc7-ni* panied the troops and carried ammunition | Seaboard would be a dominant power, and Hy. except Sunday. E. F. DROOP & SONS. HOLY CROSS ACADEMY, . with them The news caus: whose partners would com: > Me al uday. = . Fe ROSS ACADE! = news caused great ex- E Ss would comprise the Mem- HTH ST. NW. For Lock. Haven weebsdays aad” Wike 8 3 cduinlete aad oeasticale Spent’ sient? | citement at the palace, and fresh troops and Charleston, Marietta and North u (0 Fest # 3 omip! actical. cd atte 3 i cia and s SI er roads. To make TB tientie tie eine Sen irs oa cen 925 Pennsylvania Ave., given to vocal and instrumestal music, draring | were immediately sent to the post and aoe ee ore ese ape gaged of $4. sy tetins. HE. RUST. GOS Lith o.w £ EM an iseeceepe sata ss aise = and yalnting, the languages and Eladerga order was restored. Before the fresh troops | eMictive It would be meceseary te keine a _Poe-tt ine, Cas Washington te Susp: via | It Steinway and Other High-grade Pianos. GivRCH ORGAN FoR Practice, wita on | #'Tived anarcry reigned, and when the| link from Chattanooga, Tenn to Au- For cre OS Di 10:40 PM. for Erie, Canandatzua, Rochester, But- vithout lessons: also tuition in “piano, compo- | troops reached there many residents were | &USt4. Ga., but there will, it is said, be no fens ecinkentin. te fo. neat Niagara Falls dail Wash- sition, ete. THEO. INGALLS KING, 20 5 st. | shot down in the street: Te ot Money that seed yey ond to make ‘Foes 12. ronan enitiveatly far | ington to ea hw, sel9-3m1 eed he enterprise a success if the Memphis and Serene GlEsen Ue teens me Ae 4:00 rye ta Kew York and the East, iss AMY CLEMENT LEAVITT: = News from Santiago de Cuba reports | Charleston can be secured as a part of the naw, $ 28-6t ‘all or Cars, with Diniag Car from Haltimore, wee 5 TEACHER OF PIANO AND HARMONY, that the insurgents captured an important | proposed line. \ Lor IN THE HEART oF Resular at tap Wining Go. Son, v.00, 10% | At Sacrifice Prices. i ee convey, of ammunition and supplies ‘be- Acroxs the Continent. iaaa ite Eee es winston AML, ea, 2215, 4220. ci, 10:00 204 | Shem Piano for $450. MR. PUTNAM'S SCHOOL, ya million rounds of Mauser and Eeming. | Accerding to the latest information on D. M. OGDEN, Ex. 182 i = 00, = aes zl saaIatH a aie eee ton cartridges. the subject, and this comes from a reliable For SALE THE MosT POPU. 5550 Piano for 3425. universitles and. technleal schools and for ouste | , NO More social or family gatherings will | Source, the Louisville and Nashville Rail- are, hare, stl sev $400 Piano for $300 ness wursulis: Erivate instraction te ace Us Sete eee, coaal oriers road Company has not by any means Dalek. while: porches; four roome deep: with cellar ia RO, Boston. ithont, Brand new and the leading makes of the world. | _au20-tf of the homes of leading Cuban families | 2@"doned the idea of getting into Wash- furnace leat. tiled’ bath, cabinet mantels. Ouly io Uite tele Datars Hiner Tetize, ane | Attistie in design and haudsomely Suished. Su: | WASHINGT SSERVATORY OF MUSIC, are watched, as well as the movements of | !'8t0n over Hnes under its own control, as $1,700. ae Sebaeen : ae perb in tone. loth st. n.w.—Piano, organ, voice, violin. gultar | foreign correspondents, and are reported | far as possible, and it is said that parties eee ten 13 Gch ow, | For Baltimore, E Sio down & $10 per month. we doin, flute, cornet, Xe. ree advantages ns coli ete pay anes officials open | are working in its interest with the view FOR SALL SMALL CORNER HOUSE OX NEW for exer take them 18 trade as part payment | yas sr. NW. | Sengers when suspected are seatched aboard | Of MaKing it the mosi important portion, If i : 5 a for cash or take them in trade as i . N.W. s - s < ‘ Seam m pomp ree merket® ttabierce 5, 10:50, 11:0) A for New Pianos. The Misses Kerr’s School Beene a aenln collicers ave closely: | 2S fe Seat “¢ ote weeataraee: 3 convenie cars, marke! ble re- ee imited | OPEN ° Dae" 5 waiched. say, in the establishmen great trans- od farliy: larke windows; wide outlook; price, Gnioon Gon an as bat vy. ihe Piano Exchange, egnc' Young Ladies and Little Children Rumors of Fighting in Pinar del Ri pouitnenia sincere Shales isola arwlne als asy i ae : eee : jo. 2 ds a AR, Star office: _“nolt-tm* pes aa eres 913 Penna. Ave. St. John’s College Chace ae Rene eiga i be run from the extreme northeastern part FOR SALE_CHEVY CHASE HANDSOME NEW Lip extcay Sutlage inde ARE LSP | _Sole Agents HAINES BROS. PIANOS. det-imgo_| yt onl s eo BE, é ate ee carbe, Bie sue of the New Ergland states to San Fran- Collages: tage comers well skated: Gwaer, sackt ‘excep : 2ys, 9°00 AM. = eee fermont ave. and Thomas Circle. ¥ colleze sengel rom Havana it | cisce in Califernia. oiieer; ordered a low price. = ~ conducted by Christi Brothers. sell3m 8 a > “Trice re. ple SON L: WEAVER Cn bt tarne Coast Line Express, 4:20 A.M., 3:46 P.M. ° 2 y the Christian Brothes is learned that rumors are rife in| AS a matter of fact, the joint se rvice re- Se = cS Richinond oniy, 10:67 A.M. week days: r is Havana that a fight hes just otcurred be-| CoNUy inaugurated’ by the Se ee A SUPERB HOME oN coLuw Special. via ichmond and “Seabowrd’ Alr Ch Ch = - shana : uisville and Nashville companies from Ta ae “Bp rari eet : ras Ps eer Coe en a | Soe ae arene Wenig sem sot | Woetingien tec Gea oy” wen colonial whi stone front, C a ey Nt AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND 1 r ms Wi large forces | solid trains are run between those c TSxis: Fre plate ‘windows: es, corner Fifteenth and G streets, and n H 5 at oer : u y en interior tions in red wood; beautifully tied | at the staticn, Sixth aml B streets, where. orders io School for Young Ladies. on each side. No details are mentioned, | and Pullmans between Washingion and Bata room; sanitary plumbing; electrical apy car: be left for the checking of baggage to destina- Half an hour trom Washinzton, D.C., by elec- | because, as the passengers say, the people | Galveston, has already become so greatiy ences throighout. To parties mew tlon from hotels and cesidences. eee RATE is he lgbest typeof the Artistic] trie cars. Ireneh the language’ of the house. {in Havana are more than usually reticent | G¢veloped thet passengers are being car- will sell at a sacrific rice evOsEas Gn Aaa Piano, both in musteal qualifications and in work-| Reopens October 1, 1806, Address ae Bin RS miCHshisesneh fet Coles icent | ed through once a week from Washing- OWNE can be seen a eral Manager. er Agent. | mans! iille, LEA M, BOULIGNY, e ‘dq that the Spanish army (ton to San Francisco without change of Z 0019 rs Jel7-Gm,12__P.0. SI e., Washington, D.C. | did not come off best. It is believ: e s. % FOR SAL BUILT BY a ts 1 lection of various medi — ~ set Sveuavel, shee: scars naee work: ft. alley; stone SES a ee R. meee “at pop lar prie co camd tern. cane The B kel: School fore, that Maceo gained a victory. The} In order tp popularize this new departure and pr outside plate ghiis dours: CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. | Mateo Fase ce cig ey 4. : palace people seemed more than usually | he Southern and Louisville and Nashville pataining 9 rooms and tile adsersely Second-hand Pianos from pward. 820 18TH ST. N.W., vigilant and active. which — 1 had cars built especially for the purpose. Papered: 5 open fireplaces: ctbinet | THROUGH THE DEST SCENERY IN See ee tember 16. Pupils ‘prepared for n 5 ich is siz- Sede spate Aged coed Tnantels: spectally designed. atairs: finished in AMERICA. ALL TRAINS — VESTIBULED, PIANOS FOR RENT. West ‘Point. “Aumapolis, for all universities. and Two hundred sick and wounded | nd these cars are so arranged that ose ratural wood: electric lighting: latest and best ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED. ALL Tuning and Repairing by Factory Experts. sclentific schools, for direct commissions: in the | Spanish soldiers were brought into the city | 8€7S on them have as comfortable berths improved heating: this is a gem: suitable for a = a UININGHE RISE Sree Careful Moving by Experienced Men. army uvd navy, acd for the civil service. During | hospitals from near Mariel and San | @S$_are provided on the regular Pullmaus. member of Congress: an offer wanted. Apply to MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. TA- een Jere the past year sixteen students have been success- | Cristobal. It is reported in Havana that} (The rovte from Washington to S: 3. A. WYNKOOP, 413,-N. J. ave. se. uot-Im TION SIXTH AND B STREETS. Wm. Knabe & C PUY Stted for various examinations. None bave | Weyler has lost two railroad trains from | Cisco is via the Southern, the Atlanta and FOR SALE- AT A SACRIFICE i Schedule in effect Novembe> 7, 1596. Q e9 Kasors inal eens, may be made for private | Gvnamite explosions, including much needed | West Point, Louisville and Nashville and Sree cmtierice as P.M DAILY—Cincinnati and St. Louis Spe- 1422 Penn. Ave. N.W. se21-tf. CHAS, W. FISHER, B.S., Head Master. | army supplies for his men sent from Ha- | the Southern Pacific. oundings; must = ete paihias 6 ——— =e vana. > fi. L. RU clal—Solid train for Cincinnati. Vulliaan sleepers | Telephone call No. 1737. de1-28a =nS zi om - au — to Ciicineat:, Lexinsten, Louisville, Ind cal FRIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, Fifty persons arrested the past week NEXT YEAR’S COMMITTEES, FOR SALE (AND EXCHANGE studing | ANd St (Louis without change. || Couneets at, Ca sil I ST. N.W. wére deported but whither is a mys- Several first-class business properties, including or Hot Spring: Er T ‘he For BOTH SEXES OF ALI. GRADES. tery, though Africa is supposed to be their | Important Advisory Bodies of the some fine corners. 5 eC afaAPW GYMNASIUM coulpped with Sargent | destination. The rumors afloat of a pro- ard of Trade. ty, from $250 up- ci aliman’ sleepers io Cincinnati, cored oe ge at eee pa vied. The Beatie by Gomez seem he hoard of trade standing committees Se SOE eS See eet canes: chee! azelton : Students trained in this school in accordance | Unfounded. yee aommation obtain: abies s <f ‘ a — ——____—— | for reception of passengers at 9 p.m. Pullman with modern methods revdily meet the require. | 2ble is that scattered guerilla bands are | for the ensuing year were announced to an TOR SALE ON A FaSHIONANLE DRIVEWAY. | compartuent cur to Virginia Hot Springs, without ments cf the most advanced colleges, and usu: | hovering around Havana suburbs ten to] adjourned meeting of the board of di-| Sea pe six-rooma and hath a one ally under the average ag twenty miles out, and their encounters are held h : jwellinzs: buff bricks: galvanized iron ion forthe | Spri Observation car. : : 5 2 rectors held at the Ames building on G s very nicely interior: large s Cincinnati ie Chicazo and 1s THE #. ON | ee THOMAS W. SIDWELL, Principal. | of almost daily occurrence. rooms and hall: electric belis end attachinents on M, CEPT SUNDAY—Via “Richmond Rote one ae TER) AREUTON a ou street late yesterday afternoon. The newly PIANO. MT. VERNON SEMINARY, Alarm in Havana, arranged bodies are as follow: gas fixtures. Price, $4,000; very easy terms. In- Noefolk. Only rail line. aia : ee RE IDL (GL Detar e &Co CORNER M AND ELEVENTH STREETS N.w. | A special from Key West, Fla., says: Executive—A. T. Britton, chairman; = ee ee = ue eo re eseee o Ne °9 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIS. Advices received from Havana by the| Brainard H. Warner, John Joy Edson. FOR SALE—LOTS. oe ee Chesapeake and Ohio Sole Agents for the Hazelton Piano, ee " es A steamer Olivette state that Tuesday the | Beriah Wilkins, Henry L. Biscoe, Samuel Tue FE Ca ee 417 uth St. N.W. of Bhndg Bache ea gant tade eeeoceniee | vanguard of the army of Gomez camped | Ross and William 8. Thcmpson. One-half square clear of Incumbrance; good sec- lee i. W. FULLER, no24-20tt struction in all departments, in accordance with | hear Guanabucoa, which is just across the| Bridges—R. Ross Perry, chairman; Frank tion of no-theast; 26 building lots. Apply to nol3-38d meral Passenger Agent. : 2 : best modern methods. | 7 bay from Havana. Wednesday at noon the| Hume, Beriah Wilkins, Frederick B. Mc- de2-3t__ COLLINS & GADDIS, 511 Mth st. nw. = WE HAVE AN ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO, | Four spacious. connectiog. buildings, recently insurgents began to bombard Guanabacoa. | Guire, Frederick C. Stevens and Charles FOR SALE_HANDSOME SINGLE LOT, 2ox11F, ATTORNEYS. Pa everything. tose: Mash and repeat getacante | erected and specially designed for wehval purposes, J ‘ x a —— iu eversthing—tone, finish and appearance; double | with passenger elecater ‘steam. heat and weerect | The roar of the guns was heard easily in| W. Needhum. pO Eee Yeneered mahogany case; full iron plates and | sasitaly conlitions fantber aati clay ana eet | Havana and threw the lovalicte sae tte | Nap ea ea correction—B. T. Janney, yEAVE! = 2 “ CAMPBELL, CARRINGTON, ATTORNE Y-AT-LAW, | muffler; price reduced from $350 to 10 | tennis 5 te isite fc ital into a panic. v irm: ¥ . ey, B. F. WEAVER, corner 8th and F sts. nw. 02% Webster Law building, 505-D st. aw, Washing: cash and'$8 per month, "HeGo Worker, ey 5 aenie cae: 7 Lae #@ refined | capital in’ panic. Many houses were j chairman; William B. Gurley, Henry k. F 13 uel Roes, John W. Schaefer and William T. Walker. Membership—George E, Emmons, chair- man, Samuel J. Meeks, William A. Hunger- ford, D. J. McCarthy, E. G. Schaefer, Chas. W. Darr, Edward T. Kaiser and George T. Keene. Parks and reservations—Henry F. Blount chairman; Henry A. Griswold, Henry B. Looker, J. Harrison Johnson, Ward Thoron James B, Wimer, F. L. Moore, J. C. Dowell, Daniel Frazer and Allen W. Mallerv. Public bulldings—Thomas — Somerville chairman; Emil G. Schafer, A. A. Thomas, John W. Ross and George Gibson Public _kealth—Dr. Samuel C, Busey,chair- man; Thomas P. Woodward, Dr. William W. Johnston, Dr. G. Lioyd Magruder, W. S. Thompson, Samuel S. Shedd, Dr. H. L. E. Johnson and Dr. W. P. C. Hagen. Public lbrary—Theodore W. Noyes, chair- man; James T. DuBois, Alexander T. Brit- ton, Daniel Murray, Brainard H. Warner, Weston Flint, Myron M. Parker, Frederick B. McGuire and John B. Larner. Public schools—Ellis Spear, chairman; Dr. Charles B. Purvis, E. S. Parker, G. Graham and R. J. Fischer. Railroads—Frank Hume, chairman; Sam- uel W. Curriden, Tallmadge A. Lambert, Wiltam J. Frizzell, Josiah Millard, J. Har- rison Johnson and Charles B. Church River and harbor improvement—Charies B. Church, chairman; Heary L. Biscoe, J. Harrison Johnson, Park Agnew, Randall Hagner, George Gibson, J. P. Squire, John B. Duncklee, W. T. Walker and Tracy L. Jeffords. Sewerage—Albert M. Read, chairman, Austin P. Brown, Theodore ‘A. Harding, Henry B. Looker, Abram P. Fardon, John Miller, C. J. Bell, Henry L. Rust and Henry Streets and avenues—Myron M. Parker, : George T. Dunlop, William F. > James W. Somerville, Francis wiands, Joseph Paul, Herman D. ridge, Chapin Brown, Madison A. Bal- and Lorren Chappell Paxation and assessment—John Joy Eé- son, chairman; Henry A. Willard, Je i Wilson, V. i. Johnson, John L. Weaver. Seaton Perry and Job Barnard Public order— H. Harries, chair- man; W. Ruiey Di Hart Brittain, W, P. Van Wickie, F. B. Parr, Leslie Lips: combe and H. B. Davidson. Universities—Gardiner G. Hubbard, chair- man; William Mattingly, Francis G. Newlands, 8. H. Kauffmann, W. J. Board. man and G. W. McLanahan. Water supply—Archibaid Greenlees, chair- man; William ©. Dodge, W. H. McKnew, S and Nicholas H. Sh on public order is a “ writ Commissioners ject for considerat:: voard at the general meeting Decem? B s’ Exchange Hall The resignation Charles N. Wake Was accept aw firm of Webb, to membership. ORAL COUNCIL, DMEENS NaN Annual Convention Opened in Boston Venterday, neil of Women of the 1 yesterday ’ Mary Low Dickinson, nt, occupied tt chair. Tt tation reports and srectings of delegates from organiza- tions composing the council took up the entire time i prior to adjournment for luncheon. Among those who took part in the pr gtam were Mr MN. . for t Nat Hiino: ings were bri B. Anthony. Wright of India ; lourhby Cummings of Canada The report of t Republican Association of the U: sof which lien Poster is president, wast Bis. J. EI iy Mrs. Emily S. ¢ Woman's Werk in Polith The r of Mrs. J. Ellen F ident of the Woman's Regub’ ciation of the United States, in follows The Woman's Re orzanized to stimu plican Association was ate, to express and to apply the ener of loyal women who be- Neve that the permanent economic, in- dustrial and political welfare of the Amer 1 people cen best be secured through the dom’ » of the principles and politics of the republican party. publican women approached the car paign of 1886 with the presth ical rights in the two io and Viah, this be al ion at which women in those mpowered to exercise the full suffrage, which includes voting for Presi- dent, Vice President and m gress. in Wyo women fully justiti the party. Th states where women vote, nd Utah, repubs l the expectations of women of Hlinois possess nd may also vote for of the rd of trustees © e Unfversity. They are systema rganized in every congressional district and county in the state, under the @ tion of t woman's State centr the school suffr mem mittee. Kansas leads in the nur elubs, and in well-matured plans and (ical fort. Municipal suffrage that te has developed woman's political in- tin) lowa, Nebras' Michiga In- diana and Wisconsin cid good work: the women in thore states have but a shadow of the elective franchi \ gave unselfish as well as patriotic enthusiasm, in ar of the country’s need. Obio cid work; deed, 1 every western women were aroused as never and their work was recog practical and effective. In Pennsylvania the association has fow organ jons, th ch in Philadelp have some most valued cor New York and New Jersey esp: tien was given to the tenement h vassing; hundreds of New: Yerk busi women being enlisted to teach women meaning of the free ¢ are f silver how it would effect the pur ing power of their dollars. This plan of camps won votes every day city of Brook- Iyn, where are mi s and Danes, this y. In 1 fo night schools we struction in tariff and sound mor part of the country do women evidence wider knowledge or a keener inte Nea” ee mublic affairs than in * tive » Woman's Repub- tive New England. lican| Association ea recor tion from the repul of New land. n the quiet assurance of a1 ry and polit 1 envirenm the incentive of present polstical ne and being largely ed in clubs for Land scie iy, and bh n4id non-partisan werk for sound for municipal reform with the ce, Woren have not » clubs. In Virginia districts whe ive repuh- first time herer republican wom 1 Congressmen were a. In West Virxi were many ent women workers wl: protection to the south; their efforts were i cial rather then thre saw the benef justries of ividual and s organizatil which might have any ap) to strong mindedne:s. In Mis the wo: ubs were 2 Pec 4 factor in elitical revolution going on in’ the The Women’s Republican Assoc quite i pt where the suffrage for w iin a an is but a chise, weman’s politioal election returns, is in- ad impossible to detinit of men's politic rm clubs, distr torchight pre rub-a- dur “ ute Mteratur cessions and the reguiation sometimes grotesaue inethods to influc voters in the leat of the eampais with election day In the near futu are careful to remind women tl own good judgment and good ta determine what campaign methods ploy, but that the best work, rpose of the organizat'on, is to Nitical study in the home and it t discussion of pei'tical subjects in Jas; this dees elevate public se titaent, and public sentin.ent is the pow bebind the throne in American politi ‘Ihe afternoon was devoted to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bon?, who cave an informal r ption and tea to the delegates to the council. It was attended by many promi- nent club women. Mrs. Bond was assisted in receiving her guests by Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson, president of the National Coun- cil; Mrs. Susan B. Anthony, president of the National Woman's Suffrage Assoc tion: Mrs. Louise Barnum Robbins, Mr: 3 e t cle Mary A. Davis, president of the Nation, FOR EXCHANGE_EXCELLENT rropertres rx |“ © FO"? opvey-at-Law, Pitas ‘Qualities: cate ad ase roe een | Pum? October rst for claerideation of Day | jards in Havana, were greatly alarmod, a2| "Commerce and a eee eg B.w. for unincumbered lots or houses, Chicago aod 620 F sv. n.w. House, 1300 Q st. o.w. skill_apd durability; at KUHN'S TEMPLE OF Mrs. ELIZABETH J.xSOMERS, Principal. | they believed that the bombardment of | Curriden, chairman; Levi Woodbury, Geo. | Ifthe Malt ts falling out, ot ty pF a — ae Ane Pia apne as an inde of legal business promptly attended to. mo 1209 G st. ‘Expert tuning and repairing. ars: gADELIA GATES WENSLEY, Associate Prin. 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