Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1897, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1897—12 PAGES. 5 FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE EDUCATIONAL. PIANOS AND ORGANS. “SUBURBAN PROPERTY. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS | mouw'ancka CPt ss "| A SLIGHT MISTAKE. “WASHINGTON, D.C. POST 0 FICE NOTICE. IN WASHINGTON FOR SALE—BROOKLAND. D.C., 2STY. B.-W. Ses ald be read } Interested, as changes frame; Inaugural Ball Tickets, Supper Tickets and} stable: Sonventrs on sal e porches, well and city water; 2-story 750: feet in lot; :for $1,500; $500 cash, bal. fn five years; must sell ‘Address RARE 1 Other Bust erates THE EYES SOMETIMES DPCEIVE. Previous to all this discussion Mr. Leo! There are & number of experiences in real life Simmons, from the special committee ap- | from which interesting facts can be gathered. The E. IMA KOMLOSY. TEACHER OF PAINT- their Royal and” Imperial Highnemses, 2 ‘Therese and Marie Valeria, Archdnchesses of Austria. Classes Monday and ‘Thursday, from a ek ending February —— | _CHANCE, Star office. Last call | eee SES On the Slightly Used Upright Pianos. We are winding up our Grand Mann- facturers’ January Clearance Sale with The Citizens’ Association Congratu- Dt for Drawing and inting Flowers from pointed to investigate the matter, reported | treasurer of a large manuf rturing concern, whose FRIDAY—(b)At_ 6:00 . for FRANC! gto jor Dray a that the committee had concluded that the | BA™e need not be given fer the perpose of this ri * 5 he PORTUE wature. t Monday and third Thursday in OS DEN Se tach inonth,, from to Sy creccption for” friends Keun lates Honorary Member Sherman. | overnead trolley, line ca Kenon street |*ticle, has been compelled to give mp Orlane New York, via Havre. is ttere fe and lovers of n 82, een belle, ja30tt me eee maintained by the Brightwood company is | ST? 9 account of its effect upon bis stomach ust be directed a e. ec fo > » PM. for New York, via Renn Ga illegally there. He believed that if Senator | 7 Nervous srstem. It was suggested that be try the health cotter John Sherman, in whom the fee to the | “Postum Cereal,” as that ix made of the healthful street still remains, in his opinion, should nd takes the place of coffee very nicely file a sult in ejJectment against the road the | He rather felt that it wax a foolih etep, to wn- courts would sustain him and oust the com- | ‘¢rtake to use any article with the eapectation pany. Or, if Senator Sherman should de- | that it would take the place of coffee, whieb bis cline to move in the matter, he believed | family used of the best grade of Mocha and Java that the abutting property owners could | mixed. However, a package was ordered for the successfully maintain such an action. The | house, and the next morning at breakfast th a report of the committee was received, and | fee pot came on as usual: when the beverage was the committee was continued, with instruc- | poured out and served to him be told the servant tions to further investigate the matter anti | that he had orlered some Postum, a new drink, —_ — POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. STEAMER WAKEVIELD, FWeeningteny D. Cy foe of TO at Mt Leaves Washington, D. C., th st... Mon. days, 7 a.m. tor iiteripediate landings. to. Colonial the biggest offering in the history of Beach, Bushwood, Rock. Point, Nomini-Creek, St. the piano. businesa” in this city, Ou Clement and Breton Bay landings. position as manufacturers,” ing our Wednesdays, 7 a.m., for Intermediate landings to ‘own pianos and paying no middlemen’s Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point, Colton’s, profits, enable us to quote figures which, Leonardtown, Abell’s, Nomini (Creek, Piney Potut, to the plano agent, would be simply sui St. George's Island, Smith's Ctdek, ‘Coan and Yeo: cidal, — Tuke thexe two unprecedented comico rivers, © offeriugs as samples of what you may COMMISSIONERS NOT INDORSED EO. W. LAWRENCE, UDIO 4, 034 F N.W. th control, relaxed ul gratis, LOW TERMS. — — : — ———s OKELEY ,#™*,SCHOOL. vothipent circle, Mise BV. HET, AMEE 6* NATURAL METHO! throat wes healt “br Rotter Lively Meeting and Discussion Up on the Hill. te... for Luxembourg, nv Saturdays, 7 a.m., for intermediate landings to Z 5 be alent Col ‘Beach, Bushwood, Roek Potut, Nomint 3 report at a future meeting. and did not care for the coffee. sed printed m -, Dupont circle, fel-2w expect as long as this sale lasts. eee ea (Gee echedales.)- BUSINESS TRANSACTED | “President Ballinger Peportedl phat three]: yaaa cw weak erased tne taka hed be Gidbeadl E SCHOOL OF 23 PHONETI 0 is no money available for more lights in | 16 jettere that the tl ‘ oe er Tine mace attractive method; 20 lessons or moe; Sr ees the section, but explained that the Com- geod prouumesatio weeks. MLLE. V. Lin _* wri Te ve See ede Sta Gaillard School £2235 2A b receptions every two anisntonere have aaxed aeal fragrance that reached his nostrils w Re ee be missloneya_ nave! asked! for a huisdred or | SNC” tevestigatian, owerer, convinced: tun at tion of electric lights in the section, Mr. | the fact. and its use day by day without the old Ballinger was of the opinion that neither | “ik feeling clinches the argument neh Line steamers X ed matter. are advertise iS fe2-tf ©. W. RIDLEY, (General Manager. $350 Upright The Weems Steamboat Co. The meeting of the Columbia Heights Pi a n O S$ 1 70 was Citizens’ Association at St. Stephen’s Hall 9 ° lest evening was the liveliest held for some In effect December 31, 1896. Steamer Potomac leaves 7th st.wharf every Thurs- day at 4 p.m. for river landings-and Baltimore. c. fore the association adjourned | of the electric companies would move in| Pestum is made by the Postam Cereal Co., Lim., map| 0: Languages. peat aa Ele lighted srougbout Rig ae fone a = = Aifferences of opinion had | the matter until after the Senate has dis- | ¢f Battle Creek, Mich., ané bas a winning way of * for SENG AR aa ae . wooo $7 monthly payments. prepaid. Special rates given on Baltimore freight. posed of the Cockreil resolutions now be- | its own; when once Introduced tnto the family tt PIAS ) HARMONY TaU ni STEPHENSON & BRO., Agents, arisen which would take time, and a long | fore the Senate. ly and wholly of the gmre cereals, there Is no question or argument or possible doubt reganting the healthful aud nourishing properties, for chil- As a special leader for tomorrow we shall offer it for $170, on $7 monthly payments, a Z : ANSWers every purpose of the finest coifer without CRACAO, wen Pe ee ee very Searefaligs teat: villian cae oe ae24-12tf Office 910, Pa. ave. Telephone 749. | period at that, to reconcile. But, fortunate-| Mr. Ballinger stated that the executive | the attendant aches and ills. Relng componed jcteee for SAVANILA | , Vtsit Practice Guanes Gineriatory radiate, Of the standad makes, Cost new $300. DENTISTRY ly, explanations were made, which removed | committee had investigated the matter of | str the alleged incompetency of the chemical fire company stationed in the xection, and had found that the company had fully per- NAL ATTENTION BY THE chief court and legislative sten- er’s Shorthand College, cor.F and the dissensions, and when President M. A. Ballinger declared the meeting adjourned RAZIL and i from : os dren as well as adults. neiro. Das ceipatalisiec’ ceconir ot ° Painless Extracting, 50c. white-winged peace had spread her gentle | formed its duty. Indeed, said Mr. Ballinger, |““Tiere je tut one seuutne original Postum Cereal 4 must be directed in positions. Day and night sessions. tl pinions over all and the dogs of war had | while their sister association, the Mt. Pleas: | are" i | os BM. foc “JAMAICA. Best teeth, $8. Painless diltings, Te. up. Gold | Poon cecured, ant Association, was passing resolutions | SMe: With « multitade of imitations offered as ENTOWN, per £9 os I. 30. W. LAWRENCE, crowns, $5. Each department in charge of an of condemnation, the man whose house ‘Just as good. had been burned was writing a letter to z re for COSEA | Y anv Pi 0 ; wrt ‘specialist of long experience. No students. | T° recipitated by Mr. Mc- cache? teyae Voiceax» Piano. gin ate FAW, SIP Nronk guaranteed. ‘See Inrger ad. on page 0. The trouble was precip! v ° ES cs gues = _ < S0AVE, CAP NATURAL METHOD, which involves breath control, Pp 1 00 ee ASS’ NI Calmont, but innocently enough, when he] the foreman of the company, commending Ken per ss Mor = Nokes trial Eat LOW a 1ano, e eet ee Se ee offered a resolution approving the official | the work of the company, and requesting VENEZUELAN BOUNDARY 2 a eee w.| them to accept a gift of cigars in recog- icOree r PREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.—DENTAL DEPART: | conduct of District Commissioner John nition of thelr efforts to save arty —— toy At dad RAPID. meth $7 monthly payments. ent of Columbian University. 1825 Hr st. uw. | Ross, and recommending him to the Prest- 8 to save his property used. Extracting free. i 029-tf TRINIDAD and York. THOMA WINDW CIVIL § The steam fire engine assigned to the com . Experienced te pany is a first-class machine in every way, | The Treaty for Its Settlement Signed by the said Mr. Ballinger, and all that is desired is an appropriation to equip the new com- Two Governments. pany with sufficient men. President Ballinger stated that letters re- FT ceived from President Harries of the Met- An elegant Fischer. Upright Piano, slightly used, with a rich full tone, case in splendid condition. Cost $400. "As 2 special for tomorrow to close, $190, $7 monthly pay Gent for reappointment. Mr. Jeffreys re- ferred to the action of the assoclation some tiime ago, when a motion referring in a similar way to Commissioner Powell was laid upon the table. The sense of the asso- ciation then was, said Mr. Jeffreys, that fours from 1 to 5 p.m. ST choix LEEW AR Banjo and Mandolin Instruction by Miss Buckingham, at Studio, Gth +t. n.w., or at home of pupil. fa16-Im* UNDERTAKERS. W. R. Speare, tion. most reasonable terms. "1824-26 L st. n.w. Tel- tirely different, and did not think that the Miss Sherman’s Delivery fi the association should not indorse any of ropolitan Raflroad Company were to. th Hermal Reser pt b payments. the Commissioners, and he, therefore, | effect that nothing will be done by the com- i : SIRLS. Primary, These a two of the many ex: Undertaker & Embalmer, thought that the association should, if pany at this session of Congress in th = oe rtments, 1215 atonal Carine: 940 F Street Northwest. desired to be consistent, so dispose of M matter pt extending the company's an e shsin at Cnc, Parekh E tt jato-tm ; 3 McC: *g resolution, although he has | out Sherman avenue. but that at the firs’ é SEeeE Sc] ere gee eee eeaatest admiration for Mr. Ross, both | Meeting of the directors of the road the by allt Hgts. Sc We have Geufliveeiiiert ‘of: thoes STEN NAN UND RIyAR EI ENBLANEI as a Commissioner and as a man. wishes of the association in the matter will jose here dally at 1850. Wyoming ave. iss Musle Boxes, which we BP BRENNAN, UNDERTAKER, EMBLAMER AND | Mr. Bundy thought that the case was en- | be ESOT TE) [Peer enn eign seers ‘ Home and Day School for out at less than cost of in ‘uneral Director. es “class, on the presented a Graft of a bill prepared Ly him, y ir n sel \ SEI . 1d be | which was referred to the executive com-| Venezuela for the settlement of the long = — i . e 9.5 ephone 909. Mr. JNO. T. GARNER, for 7 years | former action of the association shoul . Mis = V. WALTER, GRADUATE OF M plendid box for as little as $9.50. with Barker, in charge jal-tt | followed. He spoke of Mr. Ross as one of | mittee. ; pending Venezuelan boundary dispute was Pere tbe Geir op gag ee Gerinor tetra siaces = ee +] the best Commissioners the District, has don the motion of Mr. Jeffreys @ reso- | signed at the State Department yesterday ol e bod. re of a : Sieve aia : a ever had, and thought his administration s er us afternoon by Sir Julian Pauncefote, the ee tee a ee that thee, Ty make IE ACCOUNTANT. of the office deserved the adoption of the | insert in the District appropriation bill che | Miunmnoon by Sis Julian Pauncefote, ‘he "1225 Pa. ave. Iesidence, 183) G nw. 1 the rent = ee resolution offered by Mr. McCalmont, He | items relative to the Improvement of sircets | British ambasswlor, and or Jose An- Chats Ae ay so and Public Accountant and Auditor, telleved that a great majority of the asso- | in Columbia Heights, and. upon the motion | drade, the Venezuelan minister, in the pres- close Frida 1 PRIVATE TUTOR — MATHEMATIC TENCE, 3 f m1 Room 37, Washington Loan and Trust building, | ciation so agreed with him. of Mr. Calhoun, Congress was requested | cnee of Secretary Olney and Mr. Cridier of Close}, close here daily Languages. wnsie: Glementery: Orvetiiieet Goals: Ment guaranteed in first-class condition. tent Cone oth awl othe Mk Yofresa, however, held to his opinion | to insert an item appropriating £2,009 for | the as treat sarge tence gether FIC MAILS. Faye Ce hE experienced; references. P and thought that if Mr. Ross was com- SS epee! ee Soe t. The z a nd FLAY per Box 5i nore recommended for reappoint- | ass tc jen ac I. arter electing é AE, er en naar ania: tea! So Chevy Ch Twining City Citizens Consider the | same consideration. ‘What's the matter | Arthur W. Whitlock, W Tweedy, John | lan legation, and Mr. Jas. J. Storrow, coun- FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY School for Young Ladies. jose here daily up to 6:30 PM, JAPAN, per ss. Olym here dafly up to ile. LEA M. BOULIGNY, Mori, Jat-im P. 0. Emile E. spectally nddre: AILS are forwarded to the Factory Warerooms, FREEBORN G. W. PL VAN WI SMITH, MANU LE, MANAGED n the Steinway ACTURER. 1t School House Appropriation. The interest in school house and street shown by the large attendance at each meeting of the Citizens’ Association. President Bradbury occupied the chair Monday evening, and every seat in the Jeffreys did not inform the gentleman, and then Secretary George Simmons moved to to 6. respecting Commissioner Powell similar to with Truesdell?” inquired a member. Mr. Mr. Bundy next intreduced a resolution the one referring to Commissioner Koss, H. McCormick, Lester F. Fisher, G Zeh and W. 8S. Larner. The Building Tradex Council — The Plasterers and the K. of L. The Building Trades Council at its meet- ree F.| sel for Venezuela. The + formal den umption of diploma’ ument was signed. It was sen his brother, who, it is expected, between Great Britain and Vene rext president of the Venezuelan re t marks the tic relations ia,which — here daily up to 0:30 S Half an heur from Washington, D. C., by elec- car matters continues to be as lively as|jay Mr. McCalmont’s resolution on the cubac Ske WORRinceEe: have been scapented Sor the pest ten panra, trie cars. French the language of the house. 1225 Pa. Ave. ever among the people of Twining City, as] table, the motion prevailirg by a vote of 9 Senor An de brought with him a mag- NDS, per ship Gall- | Reopens October 1, 1896. Address nificent pen, with which the important doc- t to him by , will ve the “public, rc Leap eeee when Mr. Jeffreys moved to amend by add- | ing last evening gave further consideration | 44 te whom it will be returned as a souy- : wee iegree:: The Berkeley School “Huttet & | Tead the minutes of the last regular meet-| {ion “Ge Mr. O'Donoghue the motion was | Several weeks ago, stated, the | ing midway from its tip a gold heart thick- 00 AM6 same day y 9 ing, which were adopted as read. laid on the table. Building Trades requested the | ly incrusted with diamonds. at 1:60 PAL sam day. $20 ISTH ST. N.W.. Liars ot the sehen! committee re- Scanior:Sherman: Commissioners to take action in the mat- Pa seal of ie rag Med pico a — es at 6:00 PM. same da: Prepares ve is a orted that the item of $17,250 had been i mn last i soo Riese: pr Sgtmgece at 6:00 PM previo feallepee: st anetqae eter egualaa patidmccresntals fe8 925 ay, REL CLt GUNES District eyatre ie eae ie comer cat ee FA ioide anicatlec rae eeed ied Oe Mal Gail Cones at nce Nia oe ae T caste ot: tae est onto taltion, 1n all. branches ning classes snnees 2 priation committee. It was stated that the | !0Wed, the secretary, vpn the motion of | RIERE 2 San Geena See oe onan a ave Jurists, two on FAMES P. WILLETTE Beet Master, | GREAT CASH BARGAINS IN HIGH AND ME-| largest single item of redyetion from the | Mr. Calhoun, was Instructed to again re- | Secretary ates # , rd Ake. nenbers 0or Shs ORIEL SpRRAtane Ot = —_ te : SSS grajtey plamialat 200 .G: se Ona. Commissioners’ estimate was made in the | quest the District Commissioners to cause Setive ty your Seauest <oe. ene a snajesty7a privy coma naksely, the WINTER RESORTS. MSE SUOIE Be ete, Intbes pine toi paper tee ome | Paragraph relating to public schools, whlch | the removal of the alleged unsightly gas | ton be taken in the matter of the Inter-| Tent Honorable, Daron Tersehell, aid the = kath hundreds ‘who have been successfu ° of would result in legislation that would | Yon street, near 14th, and the executive | You that the Commissioners advised the | of the Justices of her Britannic ma, | tt acorporated), Washington. De 1anoO be of infinite value to the District, and it | Committee, upon the motion of Mr. O"Don- | Inspector of buildings, and that he notified | Supreme court of Judicature, two on ihe EL LU ao ee ee c. was his opinion that sal@egtslation would | Shue, was directed to stcure a board side-| the president of the to proceed et acr or aie Died Rea Wee eee a r zress. | Walk on the north side inney street, | with < = sid c e United § of Venezue- Atlantic <2 1% 1 THE STUART SCHOOL. | be accomplished at this sefelth of Congress, Shore OT Cra ee sree with the work of recon tion at once, | la, namely, the Honorable Melville Weston A select dv boarding schoo for Girls al Young Ladles: Academic, Collezinte, Preparatory Courses. 1224 AND 1226) 15TH ST. COR. CORNER M AND ELEVENTH STREETS. English apd French Boarding and Day School for Giris. Reopens after the Christmas vacation January sixth. — Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal. ns. best Mrs. ADELIA GATES HENSLEY, Associate Prin. sel6-tft rand all modern For $200. $10 per moath till paid for. Hendsome stool and scarf go with it. Call at once if you can appreciate a big bar- “The Piano Exchange, 913 Penna. Ave. fel-2m,20 most reasonable mittee related at length the. history of a bearing recently had with the House Dis- provided the Washington and Marlboro’ company was allowed to use its tracks from the Bowen road to the junction of 15th street and Pennsylvania avenue south- east. A A communication from the East Wash- ington Citizens’ Association was tabled for another week. eae otherwise highly speak:ng of him. Then the and stated that he desired to offer a resolu- tion which he believed would be adopted 4s one of the greatest secretaries of the treasury the country has ever known, and resolution spoke of Senator Sherman as be- ing an honorary member of the association, and expressed the gratitude of the associa- tion to Mr. McKinley because of his selec- tion of the senator, wishing the senator all success in his management of the ship of Mr. Streitherger of the cofmmittee to in- | SUCCESS or to appeal to the Commissioners at once | Fuller, chief justice of the U for the appointment of a commission to | of America, and one noming District Commissioners e of the The jurist ited States ed by the jus- 2 J sr. 3 . ae op inne, i . | trict committee, and sta unanimously. The resolution, as he read it, | determine the issue between the company | tices of the Supreme Ccurt of the United MASS. AVE.” Miss CLAUDIA STUART, Principal: | | A handsome, Upright Piano, in beautiful con | trict committee, Pe a ne Oe referred to the selection by President-elect | 4nd the building department. _., | States of America, namely, the Honorab ——— tine ake. Washington Heights Traction Railway | McKinley of Senator John Sherman as his| |The recommendation made by Buiiding | David Josiah Brower, a justice of the Su- MT. VERNON SEMINARY. Cost. #75 few months ago. Quick sale now | Company would be allowed te build its line | Secretary of State, referring to the senator | Inspector Brady in his jast annual report, | preme Court of the United States of Amer- c 9 | at only $200. and included also in the estimate of the | lca, and of a fifth jurist to be selected by to Congress, for | four persons so nominated, or, an increase in the force of the building in-| Of their failure to agree within three spector, was indorsed and a committee was | Months from the 4d appointed to wait on the District commit- | ratifications of the present treaty tee in Congress and urge the members of | Selected by his maj the committee to report such legislation as | den ard Norw: will carry the recommendation into effect. The members of the council will urge} Onc important effect of the in the event exchange of to be the King of Swe so selected shall be president of the tribunal. new treaty Mrs. D. A. Ambrose, INSTRUCTOR BANJO, MANDOLLN AND GUITAR, _@ell-2n. STUDIO, 1203 T ST. Ww. Berlitz School of Languages 14TH ST. N.W. Private and class lessons in German, French, Spanish and Italian, taught only by native teach: that an experienced craftsman be made an} Will be the imme inspector. Venezuelan boundary commission, of which A committee will, under the instructions | Mr. Justice Brewer is president, masmuch of the council, go before the District com-| a8 the purposes for which it was organized mittee of Congress at once, and make a| have been rendered null and vold by the statement as to the careless manner in| agreement of the two governments in in- which it is claimed buildings, both public | terest to submit the disputed boundary and private, in this city are being erected. | question to arbitration. It is expected that MS & CO, “ iate dissolution of the He The resolution was promptly seconded, and then Mr. McCalmont moved to post- pone action on it for a month, in order to allow its discussion by a more largely attended meeting, when the coming Secre- tary of State's policy could be fully con- sidered. While he admired Senator Sher- unanimous vote, a strong resolution was Piano for bassed tendering Mr. Jno. W. Ross @ sin- cere vote of thanks for the interest he has Many a Piano not one_whit better has sold for ag high as $300, Has beautiful clear | SPOWN in the matter of securing a school tone, perfect action and responsive touch. house for Twining City. Drasd ase Gas gO case The name of Mr. Frank Goetz was pro- 33 ry vestigate commissionership- matters re- A Fine Ee D 1 50 ported ‘to the association, and:then, by ew York ave. pear the beach; steam heat; sup Y ver all modern couventences. D. KNAUER. “SEASIDE HOUSE, Atlantic City, N. J. Fi = man personally, he did not ad S A communication was read stating that! all the valuable data collected by the com- Ocoaa front. Open all the year. Elevator; sea | ¢Fs: alee Cate ak ees loners Classes forming etzerott Music Co., posed {or seraperenib iby. the atendinmsco neve. is ne alle police an RENE a a large number of workmen have been| mission will be laid before the arbitral perp se Sere Lae evans, | American. and European cities, Apply to Prof 1110 F st. | was duly elected. z upon the Cuban question, believing that | “ischarged by some of the shoe manufac- | tribunal. fe2-tf _BNANS._ | WM. VON MUMM. In consideration of the faithful manner | 2€ Would plunge us into trouble with other | turers of Brockton, Mass., because their et ; cae seme = RES ero en nations. There was, he thought, no neces. | Men belonged to the American Federation CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION. cen tie cae Wood’s Commercial College | SANDERS & STAYMAN’S | secretary, Mr. 3. J” Rankin was put on the sity for hasie in the matter, especially as | of Labor. The delegates of the several or- E edern couvenience and improv (NGORPORATED), 311 EAST CAPITOL ST. “free lst,” and his e association had refused to indorse | anizations affiliated w ¢ Building | Meeting of Meridian Hill and Lanier : pgp a ae athe Seat neae The’ vent system of bookkeeping ever taught— New ‘“‘Palace of Music.”’ remitted. Aes) wi neveat ter. be Commissioners Ross and Powell. It would | Trades Council were requested to bring the and ep suite, with baths attached, easy to learn— fascinating. Try our full commer- eae Heights Orga mat ‘Serd for illustrated booklet cial course, and your money will be refunded if SS = SSS SS SS After accepting the resignation of Thos. | Probably be best to indorse no on matter before their unions, who will in ited. ie <j In quite a heated manner Mr. O° ._| turn report the subject to the Central} The Meridian Hill and Lanier Heights ng” SS LEEDS & LIP you are vot antiated. oe del0-tr THE iseel Hater ra eaters business of | jue stated that while he had not penek. | Labor Union. Citizens’ Association met last evening at THE PEXAHURST_OCEAN END oF SacmicaN|” A Business Education —a Pe ed a | ie Sey |e ee ee ee are tlantic , N. J.; electric elevator; st = 9) Carpenters’ ssociation repo! at ey ve Brat. Send for thugtrated Uoilet.” Special fall None better. $25 a year, day or night. MUSICAL HEADQUARTERS omtin Smee) American to require thirty days to dis- | Carpenters’ Association reported that they | son, corner of Florida avenue and 6th and winter rates cover the manner of man John Sherman is. He intimated that Mr. McCalmont’s motion was the result of pique, and ex- plained that he simply desired to express the thanks of the association because of the choice of an honorary member of the association to be Secretary of State. The motion to postpone was lost, when Mr. Bundy moved to add the name of Russell A. Alger of Michigan. Mr. Bundy'’s motion was lost, and upon the original motion being put the chair reported that it seemed to be defeated. But before he finally de- clared the result of the vote Mr. O’Don- Ivy Institute Business College, 8th and K p.w. evening, at their hall, 6th and G streets| Street. Mr. Henderson presided, the prin- northwest, as recommended by the com-| cipal business of the evening being the mittee on organization of the Central Labor | adoption of a report urging upon Congress Union. the importance of constructing sewers on It was stated that the Steam Fitters will| Meridian Hill and Lanier Heights. A. M. also hold a similar meeting at Electrical| McLachlin moved that the association ex- Workers’ Hall, Friday evening, and all un-| press its approval of an extension of the organized workingmen are invited to be | Metropolitan railway from Florida avenue present at both. to 18th street, after the adoption of which The Plasterereane whe a eras the meeting adjourned until next Tuesday. a Recording Secretary 8. A. Clements of UNITED STATES SENATORSHIP. District Assembly, No. 66, Knights of FOR SALE-ATLANTIO CITY, NJ. rare chances, 0B easy terms, to purchase fur- xished hotels aud boarding houses; choice loca- tions. Also cottages and lots in ‘every section of the city and Longport. L G. ADAMS & CO., Atlantic Cit, z de28-26t MISCELLANEOUS. OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. | secrchants Being Victimisea by Two ¥ Men. SOLB AGENCY OF THE cone Mew Two young men, one of whom Is a clever IVERS & POND penman, are flooding the city with bogus checks and the detectives have been search- PIANOS, | ing tor them in vain for several days.. ‘The fourth known victim appeared at police headquarters last night and turned over to the police the bogus piece of paper he had accepted. ‘MISS BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND Business College—1311 11th st.1,800 persons pre- pared for examinations. Stenography taught’ by ‘one of the greatest experts in Washington. not-tf HOLY CROSS ACADEMY, 1312 MASS. AVE, RE- opens September 14. The course of study is Virginia Hot Springs, ‘HOURS FROM WASH INGTON. NEW HOMESTEAD AND BATH jOUSE —— OPEN ALL THE YEAR WITHOUT QUESTION THE MOST DESIRABLE complete and practical. Special attention ts given to Yecul and instrumental music, drawing and 215 in use at the NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Boston. A PIANO “Up to date” in all respects. No antedeluvian eg a ag ocl-tt 1817 18th st. ‘nw. YEAR ESORT IN Sdeas or methods are employed in its construct “The young man,” said the merchant, | oghue endeavored to withdraw the resolu- | Labor, who is aleo a member of Plastcrers’| Am Imteresting Question Arises im +Tir full Information apply at Chesapeake aod| FRIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, | 284.1%, fine “repatation *reste tpon’ the ultimate | “had been in my place before. He had] tion, explaining that unless it could be | Assembly, said lest evening to a Star re- South Dakota. Gn sees nen ee Bee rere criterion of genuine merit. made several cash purchases, and as the | unanimously adopted he would do so. porter that although the latter organiza-| The question has arisen in South PRED. STERRY, ee For BOTH SEXES OF ALL GRADES. check was only for a small amount 1 did regan Hot Springs, Bath Co. _ OCEAN TRAVEL. French Line. COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE, DIRECT LINE TO PARIS, FRANCE, VIA HAVRE. La Bretagne. Rupe... ... Sat. Feb. 6, 5 a.m. ormandie, Deloucie t) Feb. 13, 9 a.m. warcogne, Leboeuf. -- 2), Feb. 20, 5 a.m. ATES OF PASSAGE First-class, New York to Paris, $50 and upward, ineluding railway fare t Bec- = eral SANDERS & STAYMAN, 1327 F Street N.W. PERCY 8. FOSTER, Manager. Baltimore Warerooms, 13 N. Charles st. ito the Breach. Then President Ballinger stepped in, seeking to pour oil upon the troubled wat- ers. He remarked that if members could not forget their pique in failing to get their motions adopted the association had better adjourn sine die. He regretted that the association could not wish an honorary member, even if he is an United States senator, success in a new field of labor and usefulness. He referred to Senator Sher- man as the man who had planned Colum- 4 NEW GYMNASIUM, equipped with Sargent ratus, has just been built and the laboratory Students trained in this school in accordance with modern methods reidily meet the require: ments of the most adv colleges, and usu- pee under the OMae't Pe ocie-tt | THOMAS W. SIDWELL, Principal. COLUMBIA COLLEG ra not hesitate to cash it.” John B. Coleman is the name given tv one of the young men, and the checks are usually made payable to him. They are made out in a good Spencerian hand, and the names Mrs. E. C. Spencer and Mrs. C. E. Spencer signed to them. They were given on the Ohio Nationa? Bank, and bore @ stamp purporting to certify them. In each instance the check was given in pay- ment for goods, the largest amount men- tioned being $15. Inspector Hollinberger expressed surprise at dealers accepting cheoxs in this wav tion has recetved a charter from the Na-| Dakota whether Pickler has not al- tional Plasterers’ Union, and will in future | ready received enough votes to elect be known as the Operative Plasterers’ | him United States senator. A point is on ES = ae eed its ee with | the legality of votes cast for Plowman. istric: sembly. 0. a ir. ‘ements udge, = further stated that s0 far as he is aware | He 18 @ circuit court judge, and the Con there 1s no intention of Carpenters’ As-| Stitution makes void all votes cast for a sembly, No. 1748, which it has been report- | judge except for a judgship while holding ed_would leave the assembly, doing so. office. On the ballot last Monday 121 votes The absence of the president of the Fed-| were cast, nineteen of which were for eration of Labor, Mr. McHugh, and the| Plowman. Pickler received fifty-three of fact that but few members were present,| the remainder, and if the Plowman votes prevented a meeting of that body last| are void Pickler had a majority of the fe1,3,6-3t oF COMMERCE, venth street northwest, C.K. URNEL, A.M. C-E., Principal. The leading school of business and. shorthand. Knabe Higheat asta grade oC teetraction af med: Piano night. 3 Green, N.Y. W. MOSS, 921 Penta. ave., Washington, D. C. Jal@ly NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, BREMEN, FAST EX- PRESS STEAMER: PIANOS AND ORG ST lle ANOS, 521 ELEVENTH ST. N.W. paar Nee oe ir 3 8is| J. C. CONLIFF, Manager. { _ de15-310,28 ALLER - Tuesday, 9, 10 a.m. HAVEL 16, 10 a.m. iS 2 23, 10 am. TE Meh. 2, 10 a.m. sa cellent table, lux- us saloon apartm: VELRICHS & CO. 2 Bowling Green, Y. Apply at E £. DROOP, 925 Penna ¥ ja t for Washington. ~~ American Line.~ New York-S ppter (Leuden-Parisy ‘Twilo-screw C. 8 Mall St r. 10, 10 am New York. Mar. 3, 10 Red Star Line. NEW YORK TU ANTWERE oe KESSINGTON. 0-22... bruary 10, 11 #.0. WESTERNLAND... SOUTHWARK i 1ORDLAND..... Mareh 8, 12 noon oR co FRIESLAND 8 Mareh 10, 12 noon INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY. P Al 10S== Piers 14 and 15, North Rive: 5 a Sere 1 Office, 4 Bowling Green, N.Y. " . . GEO. W_ MOSS, “Agent, The most expensively made pianos of America. MEDICAL. |p. G. PFEIFFER & CO., 417 1ith St. N.W. mb2I-1y - John C. Collins, Professor of Physical Culture and Massage, 427 we jal: 2sirss§| Pianos for Sale. : Ete Moderate Prices. DR. LEATHERMAN, | Accommodating Terms. Specialist im ali forms of H Ss SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR CASH. orien: ——— and ire Consu tati-n free. Hours, 9 to ra = ao Pianos tuned, repaired, moved, packed and shipped. DR. CZARRA. John F. Ellis & Co., Chickering Plano Roome, NO CURE NO PAY. peor 937 Penna. Ave. SPPCIALIST in diseases of man; any com ‘JA26-8-25 inte at Kush Medical € seare Weakness and special diseases cured and. ¢ teed; references given: hours 9 to 12, 3 to 6; wo Sunday. 614-621 Pa. uve. uw. when so many swindlers are opera:ing all he “poe! ened to th = W arerooms. |e ee eee ens oS A complete display of the world-renowned make in investigation. The certified checks would not have de- KNABE Pianos; also a few slightly used at a re- | Celved any one who was familiar with ihe duction from usual net prices. forms in use by or the nam2s of the officers of the Ohio National Bank. The stamp im- Pianos of good medium grade makes from $250.00 | pressed on the forked checks was quite dif- upward, ard second-hand Pianos from $50.00. TERMS, CASH OR TIME. Pianos to rent, tuned, moved and repaired. 1422 PennsylvaniaAve. dely-284 ferent from that used by the bank. Acl checks certified by the Ohio iJationel Penk are signed by either the cashier, Mr. Wan. Oscar Roome, or the ussistant cashier, M1~ F. A. Sebring. The forged checks iat purport to be cerilfied checks we not SOHMER PIANO WARE ROOMS, 924 7TH ST. N.W. One Fisher Square Piano, in elegant condition, 150; cost . Ver 1 per week. One ny Upri us fo sell, $115 cash. Hi wOreH: vas 7th, EMERSON PIANOS. easy terms. $5 cash, and | Douglass. t, left” with bear a signature quite different from that of either of those zenilemen. 48 well as it can be deciphere}, the name is S. M. —_—->——. Light Infantry Vete The regular monthly meetfy! election of officers of the Washington Light In purchasing an Emerson Piano | J=fntry Veteran Assoajation was held you get the finest tone, best work Monday evening in the officers’ room at the armory. Mr. Eugene Coffin Was elected an and material and better value for the | nonorary member, and A, Gi:Herrman, E. price than in other instruments sold. | A. Crone, F. K. Raymond, 'GeA. H. EBERBACH, o15 F st. _ dim _____ ATTORNEYS. |. E. C. Wood and William Dietz were elected. honorary contributing members. It —_| _The retiring president, Capt. J. Tyler Powell, read his report, showing the asso- ciation to be in good lon, and ex- WH. L. FORD, ‘ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 620 F st. n.w. House, 1900 G st. nw. Companies, incorporated. jel - caMPBeLn CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, pressed congratulation $n first birth- day. The roster shows #fty-five members, besides a number of honorary contributing members. The election ef-officers resulted | as follows: R. E. Boyd, president; W. A. ‘Webster Law building, 595 D st. u.w., We r- = ; AG." White, secre- os A W. ‘ashing- | Linton, vice president; A‘ G. e, ton, D, ©. Residence, New York ave. and 9th st. n.w. Vernon Flats, | tary; J. E. Keefe, financial ,gecretary and treasurer; board of directors,.A. G. White, LADIES GOODS. _ J. T. Powell, G. W. Engel, T. B. Walker and F. F. Detweiler. The business meet- MADAME MALLISON OF THE ECLECTIC cUT- ting Schoot and Dressmaking Academy, Balt., bas oe abana curve with | the evening’s entertainment were the Burnt opened a Lranch at 604 12 n.w., 2d floor. a tallor’s square oniy. ing was followed by an enjoyable musical ard literary program, and the serving of | refreshments. Among those contributing to figures Posttions fur. those holding diplomas. Free | Cork Club, Messrs. Arthur Middleton, denonstration every ag terns cut to measure. Die. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send for cireular. ja2-1m* test styles pat- | Chas. Shackelford, Ross Wise, Ross Gess- done reasona- ford, Mr. Wm. E. Price in songs and reci- - | tations, Steve Clements in banjo selections, J. H. Cathell in songa ‘and recitations, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS | Hopi J. a. Barringer ta Missing sr: OHARLES 8. BUNDY, - COMMISSION Of all the States a: a ha 317 at. le aint Oe RN Ow and F. E. Sallade; East Washington Banjo and Guitar Club. At midnight the toast, “To our departed veterans,” was drank in | silence. The meeting closed with the sing- ing of “America” by the entire assembly. signed by Mr. Roome or -4r. Sebring, but | and annual’ bia Heights, and made it one of the most if not the most, desirable places of resi- legal vote. dence in the District, and as one who has never declined to assist the association. Yet it seemed that the association was likely to be rent asunder before it would honor such a man. He urged the associa- tien to come together, forget their differ- ences and adopt the resolution, and prevent the newspapers from making a spectacle of them. White Winged Peace. Mr. Ballinger spoke very earnestly, and when he concluded Mr. McCalmont frankly stated that h2 had been converted by the chair’s remarks, and felt he had labored under a mistaken idea as to the nature of the resolution, expressing himself as being anxious to go as far as any one in honor- ing Senator Sherman. Mr. Bundy, how- ever, remarked that he had not been con- verted by the chair’s remacks, and said that he could eee no difference between adopting the resolutions respecting Com- missioners Ross and Powell and that re- ferring to Senator Sherman, whom he highly admires, both as a man d official. He was unable to see why suca a distinc- tion should be made. If the association could not express an opinion as to the ad- ministrations of the Discrict Commission- ers, then, in God's name, what could they do? Why should the distinction be made? Because John Sherman is a greater man than John Ross? Or because John Sherman holds a higher official position than Jorn Ross? The fact that Senator Sherman is an honorary member of the association and Commissioner Ross is not is an acciJent which should not prejujice Mr. Ross. While Mr. Bundy was speaking Mr.O'Don- oghue and Mr. McCalmont got together, with the result that Mr. O'Donoghue ex- plained that he would withdraw the origi- nal motion and offer one which met the ap- proval of Mr. McCalmont. The resolution was as follows: f | Resolved, That we hil with the ost satisfaction the noiice of the appointmeni of Senator John Sherman, an honorary member of our association, to the porition of Secretary of State; especially on xecevnt of his interest in the improvements of this city, and more especially cf Colurbia Heights, and that we wish him healih and success in the guidance of this great na- ion: s ‘Mr. Bundy grav2ly moved to amend hy adding the name of Wm. McKinley, bat pea ee ee - THE EVENING STAR ALIANAC & HANDBOOK. Every well-informed person in the District of Columbia should possess a copy of THE EVE ING STAR ALMANAC and DBOOK. 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