Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1897, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 164 4897-12" PAGES. 5 = cits Cinein 2 and Louisville Pullman’ sleepers to Cincinnati, Oped RAILROADS. | RAILROADS. | EDUCATIONAL. THE INAUGURATION. © PIANOS AND ORGANS. FIRING A BIG GUN E PEAKE AND otio RASSAX. | WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON IN WASHINGTON. FOR RENT 4 nop SUisEbr [DEMRABLE HIGH AUTHORITY. . . RAL 7 z iS 3 on Pa. ave. e 3URAL THE GRaxpEST scenery P| From Station, igs FRENCH GUARANTEED SPOKEN IN 6 MON’ Ws] PARADE A. 7, HOLT HAN got yeueal lssgua! pu = — to - ALL TRAINS VESTIBULED, Popantae PANS dent is i See oe apr ge every-purchaser of a Piano between ol Sse age eT ae Favtey. 12 100 at Patatsg ae Pee" | POR, RENE LOWER FLAOOH, “S05 Pa AVE; now <a March Experiments Conducted at Fort = ee Rape aa eS MEALS SERVED IN DINING CALS. | STA- fet-im? Bani BRO a 6, arenes, lodeings ste: ae Bent Thing to Do at Thin Time of TION SIATH AND B STREETS. _RARLH . is 2 i iicaste inl ace soled 1 tes Banjo and Mandolin FOR RENT ONE ROOM: FLOOR, ¢ FRONT Washington Saturday. Year. 2-30 FM, DAILY—Ciucinnats and St. Louis Spe “a Tastruction by Mien Buckingham, at Studio, 1522 | gindows; one large, root, 20 Samm, Gix2h. win. 45 aes hee sta cgein for Cima,” Wullniaty "sical ALERANDRIA.—8:55, 6:25, 0:55, 7:20 65, Ste re edema scent San Pace es oer ene 3 s been more discussion over the subject ae ts SANE, Wee ig, |e Giana to mE Hallet & Davis) DSMNGUSHED COMPANY PRESENT “cc ccrns soo cake “age. oI » UNDT, ammalien . re ~ M. DAILY —F. F. V. Limited Solid train fe5-124° pep SA 1 INAUGURATION STs. ene 1t* Address (114) 7 Z re’ YOICE and PIANO | FoR -RENT-MANRCH 4-1ARGE ROOMS ON SD 2 . RIVERSIDE AND WAY eryrence oe ed Poe en Uprig t, 75, | Three Shots Successfully Fired at eginners. Voice trial grat Qe VOTE HANDSOME PARLOR; Monthly recitals. fe10-6t* FOR INAUGURATIO: + y a : ee : int Five Mil way. PRIVATE TUTOR — MATHEMATICS screxce, | 140, ree windows: aleq three. targe windos. | Qn $6 Monthly Payments. a Point Five Miles Away Ianguages, music; clementary or advanced study Patvave and uth at. tors and ail thinking people have been Interes:ed in it, and the fact that more than two-thinis of ail deaths arise from throat and lung troubles has teosified it. The best thing upon the subject that we have seen is from William T. Cutter, State ‘i He says: "Some years ag without el sat 2 p.m an ent ear to Wiegiuin Wot Spritign, without Tuesdays and Saturdays. Daily coupection Springs <! 's Cineinnat! to Chicago “Dally. FOR ARL ie of passeng - Louis EXCEPT SUNDAY —Via Richmond nd Norfolk. Only rail line. Ra; & 00, 6:05, 4: dfree for passengers ho L¥_ For maville, Charl - | class tickets at station. Bicycles, 25 cen’ cl university graduate; experienced; references. P! = ~— re a Im > o offer yi uch a re- e in Kentucky I received a letter from a uu aten aad for Mickmenk, “dally, exespt | C. E, ABBOTT. GEO. R. PHILLIPS, O. Box 513. fet-im? |THE CHOICEST COVERED AND TESERVI Possible to yew suey = <5 ta a he banding Ghat Sewn at Seer Ake, hier Gen. Mai Gen. Pare. Aut. | FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL OF 23 PHONETIC | [4'S Gre trouting “Botonle Gardens,”’ next Cap- | markable Piano value as this in the} PROPOSED ARMAMENT cas esaywake and Ong aes sea Personas -sattsnetivertetion peo ciesenii eee Hol, adjoining, Fea me! jere no seats 3 if T would furnish them with a pure ar ood ponunctation; French teenie ver two | M0,ciiowedl. Bavsient glow of parade. Secure | regular course of business, but th FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE Weoks. MLLE. V. PRUD'HOMME, 307 D st-n.w. | tral vuliding. Washlugton, Mutu Oflce, 'teld instrument was picked up by one of rs furnis! & whisker as 2 = = eet ee ee ce Bas; A distinguished party of ofMcials from | suitable for their yurpose as T could find: but = Gia ai C. f as - INGTON, D. ¢-, POST OFFICE NOTICE, || MISS LAIRE, 1598 1PTH ST_-SHOITHAND, PIT- SE poe ann INAUGURAL SPE OORSSION — aa ee ee at ti ac ;|the War Department, senators and repre- | neither at that time nor since bave T found what d oint omfor iS niay. veces Atoanpithae ee Writing and’ basic nA ID, ynethod: yee | the windows of Thos. E. Young's Carriage Re- | trator’s sale at a mere fraction oi sentativee went down the river last Sut- | @*¥ reaulred anti! T chemically analyzed Dutty's WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAKS. FOREIGN MAILS for. the week ending FE = i ce pository, No. 464.. Secure seats without delay, if special classes, enter NOW. Experienced teachers. | _™ : EUARY 2), close promptly at this office as follows: jaie-te pares ve Ses ATLANTIC MAIL Hy ‘good ones. The entire front’ on | Teal value, and we shall turn it over | uraay to inspect the work which has al- otter sel pina d gery eh reate ao ahaa Gesiraite party if applica for thi Gee’ ©“ | to you at a proportionate saving to-| ready been done at Fort Washington in | ry ym ae IROPE, per Washington Hgts. School, desirable party if applied for this week. 3 P rf perhaps Tam a bet 54 Hours from Washington i + judge of its fee Yuk Hee ‘Southampton. fe9-tu,th&sat-6t morrow. We had to pay cash for it | ‘he way of transforming that antiquated | than one having only a chemical knowle I Via Penna... B. eB, and “NETHERLANDS direct, pet 1850 Wyoming ave. FOR RENT—OR SALB—1,000 COTS AND PILL | ; = ‘ a ace post into a modern and properly equipped | was surprised at the analysis of Duffy’s pore malt brokered Pa Sos a i cltuin New York. ‘via Rotterdam, | | Home and Day School for Gila, iar Jows, bik fot chairs, tables aud, cookine eavuaite, | 1 order to secure it so cheap eae fortress. When the work ts completed and to find it wax absolutely ‘as T had peteas = f tiers must be directed “Per Zaandam.” — (cpAt “5 __Second Term, Feb. 1. counters, showcases, shelving. 4 3 wa ° s ee er ah ro found this to be the ease in Chesapeake and Ohio Rys. | 6:5 'P.i tur er nore, pers, sGermante, from The Berkeley Sch cor. th’ and Date ae you may have it on the easiest the batteries all in place Fort Washington ee ee ee ee . Pek: Nit Queenstown. e)At 10:55 PM. Be YY SCiHoo! WE OFFER TODAY FIRST-CLASS easy terms. will be one of the most important points of trowllea, Merwens guanirat WASHING TOR AND On cow York, sia Au Letters must be directed 820 18TH ST. N.W., STi eae at eotd waaime at Ste! Tt is a magnificent dark rosewood ee ee ae hostile attack upon th a must b ite aleo. 4:21 p.m. Tuesdays, Thuredays, and Saturdiys. "er Westernland z Prepares pupils for West Point, Annapolis and all Iso choice seats on -all the best ide, 2 ri -stri Ipright | "2tions! capital. mode of wa pla vestibuled,. clecerictigkied, steams heated ERLIDAY that 6:10 Fit fOr FRANCE, SWITZ | colleges. “Its students are uniformly successful. | not trausaer your businosd through ust Hallet & Davis 3 string Upright | "yor many years after the war old Fort site favor.” train, with combination Cusat etange | EGYPT and RRITISH INDIA, per-ess sla Bour: | 2t%A@te toltion an all branches." Bventug _ fe6-2 5 Grand—full octave—full iron plate. | washington was practically abandoned, | = Si = = oe segue. from New York, via Havre. “Letters for | ja2-t¢ 2 Head FOR RE! other parts of EUROPE must be d La Bo a It has evidently been very well cared | and was left in charge of an orderly ser- geant, who constituted in himself an entire lily except iuzton to Richmond, Arrive Rich ed “Per = — large store, 212143 on Pennsylvania _ayenui the demonstration. At the conclusion of ‘MI. for EUROPE, for | APPLICANTS FOR GOVERNMENT POSITIO> iunnirg through to B st., and facing Pennsyl S i Y ingi is jus the tire party returned to York,” via Queenstown. | should apply at once. if they wish to prepare for | vania passenger depot. Also. 2 large tildines for, as its sweet singing tone is just elgg oy Peyrsae ye gg ae . for NETHERLANDS direct, per | the spring examinations. Tilustrated catalogue | for necommodition of troops or lures. eee: | as perfect as the day it was bought. | try force. Of recent years, however, | town on Representative Reybura’s yacht Maasdam, fiom New Yo . | sent, free, containing testimonials and names of | tions, y to JOHN A. HAM: e160 Pua. | os 2 the War Department, realizing the impor- | and were handsomely entertained at lunch- itera, Inust "be directed, “Per Magadan a hundreds who have Been wuccenaful, "Six ctl nor Feels ane TLTUS, 616 Pa 8-1 Cost new $450. As a tance of the position in defending the city | cn on the way. £O ee oo5 eM oe ae ee Join. "THE NATIONAL CIVIL SBICvIC E SCHOOL, A LARGE NUMBER OF DESIRABLE | special for tomorrow from any armed invas up the river, has The Proposed Armament. . FUL sen t K Withelm ti” “aaeae wie -M. for SCOT. | _311 East Capitol st., Washington, D.C. jal-tt on Pa, ave. to view the INAUGC. r beer preparing and executing plans for the | Every gun at Fort W: 1 , oT. s q = owe 23 i shington, when RD direct perdiaes Sere. ote Gninia ee - RAL PARADE. A. IT. HOLTZMAN, igz1 F | only we shall sell it for. se : cal } New York, tla Glasgow. elton at ke aiccntea MT. VERNON SEMINARY, at. nw tel proper armament of the fort, intending to } position, will be a couple of hun ©01 ‘State ee ST=ATAN GSA GaTTA IO ante ay . | make It in time a strong and powerful fea- Leet fy oaifornia TS) Gee ee TMARCH 4, BALcosY wirn rwo|On $6 monthly payments. PENNSYLVAMA RAILROAD. 1 fee shore will above the river. On the opposit = German _ steamers parlors; heated and furnished; every convent ture of the national system of defense. Sheri pun probably fe ASYrvana sailmg. from New York on Thursdage | | English and French Boarding and Day School for | for nerving lunch: very desirable for party of 1 | NO exchanges. Already a good many thousand dollars | be Fort Sheridan, mounting probably four fog. Sok vecrvation Care | And Saturdays take printed matte for GER- | Girls. Also “store ‘Window, 8 seats. GILI Handsome hard-wood stool and Japanese sik | 'ave been expended at this point, and | 12-inch guns and twe or three eights. By f fndiamapolis, | MANY. “and specially \resscl_ printed matter, | Reopens after the Christmas vacation January a Wania ay seart Included. "°™) Stool And Japanese sk} Cite the work is by no means complete, | next July three guns will be in place. and Bam peal ‘ Sreatiormeeath from New York | Sth- A LARC RDING HOUSE IN T the general appearance of the place has | within a year the whole system of de . Pa iirc Pack ae sateata (nee Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal. Fent jin time for the inauguration: Sa SSS SS been So changeit as to be hardly recegniz- | will be completed, except those oa ibe ot Purlor Car Harrisburg | titter, ete, for FU Mrs. ADELIA GATES HENSLEY, Associate Prin. Boarders; furniture for sale. For further to Pitt paecise He ons rica oe French Line steamers, } _ S¢16-tf anak a ee tf bare aciess SE Be Ores ate 8 # PM. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRES sailing: om > York, take inted matter, ete, , INAUGURATION WINDOWS AND OMMODIOUS Pullman Bu Piclor Car to Harrisourg. | Sleep- | for all countries for witch they are advertised. t0 Wood’s Commercial College Fooms in the Abert Uuilding, Nox. 1200, 1211 Pa. I I ing v G rrisburg to St. Louls, Cin | & : (GNCORPORATED), 311 EAST CAPITOL ST. ave. n.W.; immense plate glass windows, afford- eat icae MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERIC " 2 nig ever taugl ve “; stear 3 einnati and Chica m ND CED MERICA, —| ing magnificent views of the parade; steam heat; oS WEST INDIES bre Coa eae ee Oe ed oes cee marine cee Factory Ware Rooms, Ine Car to Pitts thou Haitodat: for LORT ANTONIO, | Ghul course, and your money Will be refunded it | _Ja22-tt AM. for] you re uot satistied. dell 7:10 P.M. SOUTHWESTERN Sleeping Cars W to Pittsburg it js und Louisville (via Cincin COUNTRIES, - per’ 8.8. & ee ___del0-tf_ | RooMS AND WixDows, TS THE POSTAL TELE. 1225 Pa. Ave. New York, via Pernam ° A graph building, No. 1345 Penna. ave. n.w.; steam | pepe Sti Cho Letters inet hed te | Berlitz School of Languages Heal and elevator Fervice. WS. abit, HEEKORN 6. SMITH, Manufacturer 5 WICKLE, M t oes nee pe 10:05 PM. for COSTA RICA, 723 34TH ST. N.W. b-tf ___ 408 5th st. naw. a Gee See oleae (At 10:55 PM Private and class lessons German, French, RENT OOMS WITH ° ind SANTOS, per | Spanish and Italian, taught only by native teach: | commanding best view of inaugural p S i. Letters for other Iso Latin and Greek lessons. Classes forming | ply to A. T. WILLING, with Jobu Special ‘Per Dale Trial lessons free. Branches in leading man, 700 14th st. n.w. v MUDA ¥ American and European cities. Apply to Prof. RD and WIND: | WM. Vo: and BARBADOS, ek. Le rs A beautifully toned, finely finished Brown & i feet "in “EM $300 Music MUMM. det0-tt Sa Sa <e PepEe pea WINTE A Business Education. ATLANTIC CITY N. J. None better. $25 a year, day or night. See ataia Ivy Institute Busivess College, 8th and K mw. | YerEL DENNT: _n030-3un* son Pi respect, will . Buffalo and with Sleep Brid rs fOr be di- price of. P Metzerott 3:50 4. ay 1 Atlantis . > nston. te = MISS BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND Directly on the o with every modern 1110 F st. FoR PHY NEW YORK AND T Business: 1311 11th #t.—1,800 persons pre- Appointment and cynvenience. Open all the year. felG-14a ared for examinations. Stenography taught by | _ fel EPH MH. BORTON, | | — — ———— 40 sl a of the greatest experts in Washington. ates housands of Steinway from Baltimore we ; = STS ‘ . SAVANIL iy i SS ACADEMY, 1812 MASS. AVE. - PLANOS pen Bold te c 9:00. 10:00 . from New ¥ ASAE September 14. "The course of study is Overlooks the ntful section of tbls eS hax pe perdi directed complete and practical. Special attention is given | famous beach. mforts and amuse- the ‘guperion excellence of ain 0008 |W ERIDAY(Q)At YRTO RICO at to vocal and instrumental inusic, drawing and oughout t Way" fs unanimens. We aa AM | fect. per s.s. Themi: York. painting, the languages and kindergarten. se11-6m dD. tony ents and many per es. Trinidad, EDWARD C. TOWNSEND, TUE CHALFONT! fessional mustefans with the Rete fign eee ae Gee val MISS ADA LOUISE TOWSSEND 2 , Ga die mermaids Which We consider next best. elias. from «York. via Pe locution, Volce Culture, Grace, Expression, * . = 2 Bie Jenctes Letters for SORTH BRag ocl-tf 181713 st. ncw. Will open for Bestia ee €S E. F. Droop & Sons, ele cee ATA must be directed — ee > TARY a ee ah HOM: for AUX-CAYES FRIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, | sootiet on application. xt 925 PENNA. AVE. | — a = ea : City (via Ds bridi i NA and SANTA MARTH 2 PP ' — 7 =: 3 Mee Le Mie Sn vistein, from New York. (e)At 10. isl1 1 ST. NW. Salt baths. t able by those who have not_seen ft since | shore opposite Fort Washington. With but et . . 9: "ENTIAL UC (except COSTA THCA and | FOF BOTH SEXES OF ALL GRADES. was ee t a season for s last as a summer*camp for the | two guns in pl nd the torpedo system 1245) 1245, 21, | SOUTH PACT per 89. Valencia, trom | gopattnn, Gol Net pony Dole een tne eat | fes-20e BE, ROBERTS" SONS. paibed t Natio rd. and submarine mines, It is beiieved even 436, 6:40, 6:35, r York, via Colon. Letters for GUATEMALA | Spparatue, eee ies Keres ARIST Aah 50 te ae ratively little has been said here- | now that no fleet could possibly get by Deore Bo] Ea TPBCHE, CHINES oral Students trained in this school in accordance HOTEL LURAY, We're overstocked with | tofore with reference to the work, so that | As the guns are so placed th: y cannot 3:15, 8.40 (4:00 Limited), 4:20. | YUCATAN, per ss. Seneca, from. ? Sie tera ene toda rreiaily mest? the srequlre- 11s tiantic Cliy, J. Directly on the Beach, Fine 1 higi-priced instruments. | those who went down in the party last | possibly be struck from the river, the or 7:10. 10:00, 10:40 and” 11:35 : rts of MEXICO must be directed | sity under the nectane maces Colleges, and usa | dow private batha, with neleytil b lanos, ‘The remedy is at hand. | Saturday were not prepared for any such.| way they could be taken would be by rear PM. for HAITI | Gefo-tf THOMAS WeSIDWELL, Principal, | Modern Improvements, | Mand. Higl-priced pianos go for | Cxhibition as they witnessed. In the party | attack, which has been provided axainst by . 7:50 AM. and 4:36 P.M. RUPANO, per_s.s. Prins Maurite Sh ee Liesl: -_ | first-class in every respect. JOSL 2 as little as low-pric were the Secretary cf War, Senator Haw- | proper protection for a large body of in- 9:00 . Z co dGtters for other parts of VENE. | SHORTHAND PERSONAL ATTENTION BY THE | _fe2-tf ; © Geena ean buy bet- | Jey. chairman of the Senate committee on | fantry. fe Susetss Sandaies Oto ae AD GUEASA tone Bee tee ee ania Cpeinetpals Gaiencules Shorthand College, cor-E and ace cheaper. *" “™* MY) iiitary affairs: Senator Elkins, Senator | Within a few months barracks will be : é Z ¢ Mt 10:35 P.M. for MENICO, per nae | Oth. Catalogue (free) has unparaliciel record ot | New York ave. near the Beacl Gallinger, Senator Shoup, Representative | completed at Fort Washington for garrt- agFlorida from New York. via ‘Progreso. aud | fradaates ta positions. “Duy and night seasons, papier] all modern conventences, THE PIANO EXCHANGE, Reyburn, Gen. Flagler, chief of ordnanwe; | soning the troops, and early In the auuima Florida Wat tose Sorecte! Perseanto) | 2 = SaaS 913 Penna. A Gen, Wilson, chief of engineers: Capt: | ove company in’ charge of ‘three officers y . cr PM. for ENADA. | OL s a ve Grogiex. the inventor of the Bum will be stationed there to care for the new AM. 3:46 EW < - 2 g Bak, . ° > apcmnigge Se hati AM. "week daze; Atlanta Spe- | New York, 1) TOBAGO, per ss. Irrawaddy, from Seventh street northwes Atlantic City, N. J. fel-3m-20 Cro: appearing gun carriage, and a | fort. Later, when all the guns are in place, mt Sentosa’ Ais 5) 4 ATURDAY—(f) At 3:50 AM. of | enees a pal. Ocean front. Oper The leading school . and shorthand. | water baths in heise Highest attainable grade of instruction at _mod- jal erate cost. Situations for graduates, nol7-tf Shee all the year! Elevator; sea ; sun_-parlors; et 1) SHAS for NASSAU, yer steamer from Miami, Florida. it will be necessary to station several artil- nodation for Quantico, 7:45 lery batteries there. number of art and ordnance officers her with Un newspaper men. Se streets, snd pene aay ait as g y Lamont, the members of the cor —_—___-» where orders vFOUNDLAND, HADDON HALL, 4 others went NOT A COLORED MESSENGER. ng of baggage to destina- EWPOUNDLAND, by rat! to Halifax ead t burn’s pretty < and residences. Will buy a good make Second- | Tet = — E = = pesooeNe hand Upright Piano, all thor- | &Tessional party and a few thence via steamer, close ‘here dsily at 11:35] POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Directiy faclug ‘toe: oowan, oughly rebuilt and in perfect | down on Representative Re d fe > i little steam cht etehen.” The | Mr, Richard T. Bryan and Hix Service REVOS J. R. Woo, : —— Every modern convenience and Improvement, in- order—Terms, $10 cash, $5 sant 2 . in Servic a “ Q {Is for MIQUELON, by rafl_to Roston and sr > RIVE : 2 r = iwataa a ting ioases ; younger officers and the reporters went : “ eral Manager. General Passenger Agent. | tnence via steamer, close here daily at E. S. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE. cluding hot and cold sea water baths in house; per month, to the Post Office Department. e and en suite, with baths attached, down on the Macalester, reaching the for: nd for illustrated booklet. some little time ahead of the others. To the Editor of The Evening Star: istbs e'uvencorr | D, G, PFEIFFER & CO., The item in last evening's Star headed END OF MICHIGAN Firing the Big Ten-Inch Gun. (a) “Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River Mafls for CUBA close here daily at View wharf Sundays, Tue for forwarding via steamers sailing Moi esa ff New | Thursdays from Port Tampa, Fla. (e) Nox rooms sin; ays and Thursdays at Innding at ‘all wharves as far down as al Creek. ~ Returning, on Mondays and Wed- z “He Loved His Chair; A Pathetic Story of : Mails for MEXICO, a (excep hesdays at 9 p.m. and on Fridays about 3:30 p.in, .; electric elevator The principal event of the day was the ee eee > Story of ia N AMPECHE, CHIAPAS TABASCO and STS | Paskenger” accommodations first-class: > Frdight 1 booklet. Spe 417 11th St. N.W. firing of the big ten-inch disappearing gun , 2 Faithful Old Colored s and al- aha Ne PAN. which. will be forwarded 10 New Werk» cier | tecelved until the hour of sailing. er rates, JAMES HOOD. ‘ luding to the late Richard T. math, St. Louis and’ I the Wednesday overland else, up to and tnelnding B.S. RANDALL, MISCELLANEOUS. __ eet Sear eee Bere Beer 1c Set apne Bbcpaltmeat Sarak plas re ag Plow ser im. | the 10-55 PM, close Friday), cose here daily at Pe Proprietor an Sele patters Obrien Hil ks) a pare ts Sane 804 Foie lide tine bitorsans is sel : yin. 7:10 4 5 ; y . CARPINTER, General Agent, Washing’ re ar 5 da she s ce above SI ation given your re- Kid’ Cleveland, express daily, 10:00 Fee pm pee sf WM. M. REARDON, Agent, Alexandria. | DIMEY WOODS INN Ais, Souee2 | Geer CASH BARGAINS IN WHIGH AND Mt stat pas oe eee ae porter, It makes a good story, and it ts a a vl S24) ptm s , JAPAN, per 8.8. . = == : : aoe m pianos, 1209 G, G. H. KUHN, Est. | Bigh i splei , . ae ins: Sara WeanieEeselons Be i "3 ‘ELD, Lew hotel, accommodates 200 guests; modern con- sade IN. Ext. | P ‘sedi = = fact that Mr. Bryan was an old emplove Hog Wiuckestor end way stations, 10:00 a.m, | from Sum Francisco, close here Gaily up to 6:30 FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, venlences,” sanitary plumbing, ste: t, electric Erm wien Seas, in Prominent plano fac: | sweep up and down stream, The guns are hai Br For Ne Birmiugham, Chat- ils for HAWAIL r s.s. Australia, from San | Leaves Washington, D. C., foot of 7th st., Mon- | lights, wide ver: 8, sun parlors, e! In the m5 h Stelnway & Sous. Expert tuning, | a couple of hundred feet above the river, je department, that he loved his chair a Roancke, 6:00 p.m. isco, close here dally up to 6:30 P Feb- 7 a.m., for intermediate landings to Colonial { heart’ of tho long-leaf pine section, the highest fettf | and are mounted behind immense earth- | and left a request for It, which the de art- : ps ruary 17. @), » Bushwood, Rock Pe Nomini Creek, St. ] point tn the turpentin within’ the fntlience works, so that It would be practically im-| ment honored. But he Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, per s.: Clement and Breton Bay landings. of the gulf stream, to whi . a e was not a cole ed 6:30, 47:05, Tacoma, close here daily up to Veduesdays, 7 a.m., for intermediate land mildness of its. climat Hit owes much of Uh Ss anys a oe S possible to reach them by shot or shell from } f°" Sith ertect draltwaze Knabe ships below. Emp! ments have already | ™¢5* pnger, although a more amiable or x12) a. ary 20. (a) b, Busliwood, Rock Point, and a climate unsurpa = e = Jick coaphins tien ees z aD, Matis for. the SOCTETY ISLANDS, per ship Gall- Abell’s, Nomini Point, | board Atr Line. CHARLES Jou. been built for eral ten-inch guns, and ee ee rd ey riment never lee. from San Franch here daily ‘up to s‘Island, Smiti’s Creek, Coan and Yeo: | Pines, N. fed-ta,th,7t Pi een so eee | tuk, sixteen ye rs 6:30 PM. February 22 . <a 2 = same big guns are already in course of con- © same room Ww! im, and much o Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, specially address- ys, 7 a.m., for intermediate landings to Virginia Beach, Va. 1ano struction at a point a short distance below. | that time we two alone cecupying the same oat ouky, bens.) xucese ot rom Van- Heals EAD AA UGS Ua ete Scene ee eenntiey So formidable are the banks as a means of | Pom, I can tell you somethi t my - close here daily up to 6:30 P.M,, February Y ee scien) ase The PRINCESS ANNE. W. protecting the guns that there has been no | Old friend. Mr. Bryan came fr« idand Sundry is for AUSTRALIA (except WEST Al ae eee A delightful resort hotel. Faciag the finest ALCrOOlMS, | necessity’ to make the emplacements as honored family of Dorchester county, Md. For Frede L ie! forwarded via Burope), > amboat Co. | ccear pecan corte nt Pega. aye ie. nest powerful as at other posts, but, neverthe- | His brother is a clergyman, and for m oy LAND, HAWAII, FUT and SAMOAN ate hen Norfolk. Surrounded by pine forests. Mild win- | A complete display of the world-renowned | !€S8; Seventy feet of concrete and earth are | Years has been superintendent of pu eee Alameda, a San Franeisco, In effect December 81, 1896, ter climate. | Perfect appointments. Excellent | x, 5 a a between the guns and the outer bank. instruction in Dorchester county. M Piece tee. SUSTRALER erent a Ae 4. | Steamer Potomue leaves tb st. whart every Thurs. | Bicycling and driving ch ud through | KNABE Pianos; also a few slightly used at a re-| Of the two big guns that are to constitute Richard T. Bryan was a bachelor and lived LIAN, HAWAT and FIJL ISLANDS tspectaliy aa. daz lat 4 pm. for river landings and Baltimore. yee Aingiata eae IRUMBHOLZ, | duction from usual net prices. the main feature eon wie aR pases ee s arse 4 nd a ao who is a essed 1 é jo z Vancouy axsenger accommodation strictly first-class. Elec- cl 5 a _ is i and mounted, thou; the | teacher in the Washington public schools, Glue here “daily after Febrasty ST up to 6:80 | tle lighted throughout.” All river freight must ho | _& 8. Ht it, 4 Broad st, 'N _Sa9-a,t,0 ES are | a ee ferent ey bet per yon Game gare P.M., March 1. (4) z | | trepaid. Special rates given on Baltimore freight. Kenilworth I upward, ard second-hand Pianos from $50.00. the wharf, with its carriage, and the offi-| true to say that Mr. Bryan was once 2 TRANSPACIFIC MAILS are forwarded to the SEIS. Oneida oe nn, ‘TERMS, CASH OR TIME. cers and men of Battery I, 4th Artillery, | messenger; he entered the department, T rts of sailing daily, and the schedule of closings | _4¢24-12tt Of Ce BILTMORE, ASHEVILLD, N. 0. Rete ALK ae i TRG ee, = = Pianos to rent, tuned, moved and repaired. are busy every day with’ the work of | think, on the laborers’ roll. He was a well- is arranged on the presumption of their untnter- = This magnificent ‘hotel, delightfully jocated in x Fe his inane aint | eAncatet sien en aed ox 5 rupted overlund transit OCEAN TRAVEL. the mountains of western North Carolina, has 1422 PennsylvaniaAve mounting it. This is an immense un ‘ated man, had been a school teacher, (a) Registered mail closes at 10 A.M. same day. Sik heen leased to Messrs. Linsley & Kittredge. ‘The y . taking, when one considers the tremendous | and soon showed his capabilities as an (+) Registered mail closes at 1 |. same day. hotel ts newly and elegantly furnished and car- | _de19-28a weight of the gun and carriage and the | expert accountant. All employes of the (e) Registered mall clones at 6 PM. same day. | NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. Petes, 80 porcelain baths “added, hias “electric GMIET — | limited appliances the men;have at their] Post Office Department are more or less 00 (5:05 Dining C al ae ae FROM NEW YORK, ghis, cteam eat, open firepli"es, elevators, and SOHMER PIANO disposal. They are not even provided with | familiar with “Bryan's Tables,” a. large ‘open at 10:00 oclock). | o() wedcite nt clones Set: 58 | SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, BREMEN, Fast Ex. | M1118 eppolutments are superior CEES WARE ROOMS, 924 7TH ST. N.W. a donkey engine, but have been compelled | book prepared by Mr. Bryan, and showing Dining Car), 40 Din (f) Registered mail closes at 1 P.M. previous day. PRESS STEAMERS. ‘Through vestibule sleepers from New York. The sy wae & Son Square, $100; $5 cash and $1 | to drag these huge loads up the steep de-| by careful computation the quarterly and Cary, 12:01 night; JAMES P. WILLETT, tmaster. management of this hotel will be most liberal. | ‘One ber sty Vencered Upri; clivity by means of hand windlasses. per diem pay of every salary under the de- k 5 ee ceases Fea ets (tad further particulars address | gy5° “Snogany Vencered Upright, good as new, | “the Buffington-Crozier disappearing gun | partment, from $1 a year up to. $254KW), Parlor Core ou ail day PROPOSALS se eel Ss hei eee yes | Seo HUGO Woncn, 924 7th st. nw. | carriage is really the invention of Capt.| While Mr. Bryan did show a decided aie, For Atlantic City, 10.00 a.m., ) noon and = a : Air, Augusta, Ga. ‘ai 0,8 Crozier, T. S. A. The theory and idea of | tion for his old chair, which, as he sald, ALS FU SDING OELRICHS & CO. 2 Bowling Green, N. WHY GO SOUTH? Established 1842. it were hit upon by another army officer,| he had occupied for thirty-one ye: z roten Gli MERE Othe 8 but it was left for Capt. Crozier to put | need not be said it was his entire aExpress trains. posse praary 6. Apply ate F. DROOP, 925 & Goa Se = at's that impartial juror | them into successful operation. Having | He was for n Oe ete at Is will be recelved at this Ja20-lyr ent for Washington. | AN IDEAL WINTER RESORT IM | 3 and leveler of ali hu- | been regularly adopted by the government, | while generous ss : N M. MARCH SE 140 yin. SES, BINDING | Urloux saloon apartment vor Cape 3 Tes. it in the use of his money, he wania octawesty a H Js AT YOUR DOORS. man claims and us-| it is now known as the United States dis- | accumulated and left to his family a hand- vanin avenue, necthwe furnishing printing presses, bind- American Line. THE LAKEWOOD, .. 2%°%¢ pirations, has render- | appearing gun carriage. Capt. Crozier was | some property. 3.1L. aU: ND. SCULL, ctrouping machinery, ¢te., for the New York-Southampton (Londen-Paris) ¢ 9 THE VINES, ed the verdict that the / oy hand Saturday to superintend the work SOS use ument Printing Office. ‘The ‘Dwinserew U.S. Mail Stesmoning The finest Winter Hotel in the North. Glass in- ° of firing. Considering the fact that. the 3 E Detailed scietlon of ie Salling very Wednesday. closed plazzas, one-third of a wile long, filled with Stieff Gr and battery which is now stationed at Fort | Selected Ronds and Pavements. - te, “required may be Be aa eee ey ee eae Beene SaMUSGIDATES Tone ae Washington is “green” in the use of the | To the Editor of The Evening Star: : this’ oftite. TI eee ee Ua ere Rat Ey PARUOUS. & U 8 ht Pi gun, the ease and rapidity with which it | How much longer are the people to be af- Public Print a Bt. Louts. Mar. 10; 10 am|Purls,...-Apr. “7, 10am es Per week, $21 and upward. prig TAMOS | Nas nanatea during the exhibition reflected | micted with the miserable roads in the go oe aa wees PROPOSALS FOR | CLOTHIN Red Star Line. Reduced = Per say, $4 and upwara, are equaled by FEW and surpassed by NOD pie Brea eee ernment reservations In this city? An a ay . 13, NEW YORK TO ANTWERP. T. F. SILLECK, Lessee, Stieff Piano Ware Rooms. Easily Operated. tempt to drive through them at this time WESTERNTAND. February 17, 12 noon siaitten Ratton LN 9] when not in use the gun falls back upon | is a most disagreeable task, the mud, in Pee NT TS QORDRAND. Ce oe =a - S21 Bleventh St Nii W.:) |aicieaiage below Wie ‘eixtine of thejem: | place, helog ahres br four ter deep, . 1,114 cotton shi 1,0 141 pairs Harvard ee eee Virginia Hot Springs, Near F St. placements, protected by them and hidden | making it aimost impassable, on foot or Ni 0 p.m. ERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, 8 HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. : . : a = completely from the view of any one on the | awheel, Why cannot the general govern ies: woalent steckiicee Meee ae teaeee Piers 10 awd 15, Norte Rivero wey NEW HOMESTEAD AND BAI J. C. CONLIFF, Manager. river. The position of the gun as it lies| ment keep its parks In reasonably gov 5 1 tows Samples may be OMce, 6 Bowl NY. LL yBAR——— e1b. a onditi odes! ani . paige eg ap eh A Ue GEO, W. MOSS. Agente, ON THE MOST DESIRABLE | _°15-3m.28 behind the bank is very much like that of | ccndition for pedestrians and other te DUT QUE ‘2 ; ble: articles of “elothing te vesecvon | kmb2l-ty, 921 Penn. ave. YEAR-ROUND RESORT IN AMERICA, se a crouching lion, ready to spring up at any tes and even small towns take bb a For full information apply at Chesapeake and The Charity Concert. ie tve hostilities, The | Care of their property, and why the soard of commissioners of the home, F Eon nent prepared for active hostilities, jc <2 P " tier tarecenith Pty ICID W EST INDIA TOURS CLS Sa hee ee ‘The charity concert at the National Thea- | jun is so delicately balanced that, notwith- plates Sora neat anne eh bn Secretary One Prceerers alee = a a<20-tt Hot Springs. Bath Co., Va. | ter February 5 netted $1,583.80 for the | standing its great weight, it can be han- wr ad splat eet A ‘fourist ill not, im every Sat al capi- Elegant Passenger Steamers tal is cn enigma past unde Bath Go) vee 4 e bee Or enen SESE standing. Oc- and MADIANA, 3,050 tons, sails Jan. 19 and Bel, 27. 7 Police poor fund. The following explains | died easily by @ smalt crew Of mevore be, | casionally a few cart loads of red’ mod 4 given its di will be | GRRIRBEES'2 000 toner uclls Febe —— “16 cigaee nee 15, 1597, ing thrown into position above the ram-| and and stones are dumped upon the fa then pibticis shen, | ggSPSclally:tted with, iectrie gts, baths ana DR. LEATHERTIAN, Recelved of Mrs. Thomas” C.” Noyes | Parts, 50 that the moment it is in position | Peay ays 0 ee ine wuts and pratt camapoleathi CHAS. fOrolny Ste (Ritts Antinaae: Gaadelonpersoeeriaio | o Specialist an ail hacia OF s, Hy- | $1,583.80, proceeds of the charity concert Sete ‘and instantly, from the effect of | Stones, alike disgraceful to the eye and a for DENTISTRY. or beauty of scenery and perfection of ciimate | and Sat. even., 1 t0 5. 8.74 Cloted'on Sun: | previously accounted for by the police, and | 1tS carriage, Not more than a second of | ment leading from Lith strect to the en WASHINS : this trip 1a unsurpassed. For illustrated pamphlets | _ fc16-1m* $693, result of private and box office sales, | time ts requir ‘or the gi get cultural Department. It is simply ine: LED LIMITED, ——____—___— SSS ——— | giving rates of passage and all information apply ee os for: which) this sdepartmonts tet its 4 (but (St goes back as wenty and ith ies tt | bis, abd eebanl sole tole ees Painless Extracting, 50c. | ©'stsHut AuEis Gecretary, Qucbec, cu DR. CZ A. epart eturns its | Dot sur'as a mother would place her child . id not be tolerated in the ain Zs S A. E OUTERBRIDGD & CO., Agents, *. thanks. W. G. MOORE, dle. -Two men can throw the gun | P0OOrest community in any region of our Meat tooth $8. Filings, Crowns, Br ste 8p Broudveay, New York, NO CURE NOdPAY.d Maj. and Supt. Met. Pol. He aoaltior for fring, it requires but a | COUNtTY outside of this city. Cannot at corresponding pric ach dopa a G. Ww. MO! ennsslvania_ave., : —.—_ 2 ~ | Something be done? If the gov: ent Sen pT eee is of Lane asians. | _nat seu WasniogtonB!_¢._ | eukaeat and opesal Gitta ca ‘aad pana Mra, Simms? WIM. few Seconds to aencaliy instantaneous. zo | incompetent to remedy this crying ovis at Day | ad. on page 9. a CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, on Sinday. O10-421 Ta, avteuwae fetus | Replying to the caveat filed recently by | that this particular gun when being teated | let It go to the clty of New York and learn re Ratway | TY SD) 1A: 7th&DS Intended steamships sailing from Vancouver on Sinday. 619-421 Pa, avess.w.in £68-1m_ 9 Sandy Hook, before being finally accept- | HOw the roadways are built and kept in omLery .S.Denta' ssn, ts = age ae Fannie M. McIntire to the will of the late | at Sandy condition in Central Park, at no greater ND OHIO DI to Japan xp na. . John C. Collins ed, was fired no less than ten times in Axp, Olio Divig: | aq t0ce susceat ee bee © MS, Anna C. Simms, Robert O. Holtzman and | ¢d, was fined Bo lets in*he changed ror | cost. no doubt, than the expense ‘of the al ae 3 Se | ee Eee od x ee Professor of Physical Cafure ee Massage, Sabina M. Miller yesterday denied that the direction up or down stream more rapidly spe Seon ees —— in every di- Coes Ment of Coluinblan University, 1823 Hat. uw. | EMPRESS OF JAPAN...-Apr. 10, June 21° Aug. 23 ‘Telepho r instrument dated October 20, 1896, was pro-} than a ship a half mile distant would city ashington. Washington 8:26" All operations upon the teeth at cost of material ‘TO HONOLULU, FUL AND) AUSTRALIA: Boure, 10 ain. 9 10 pan. cured by the undue influence or fraud of J travel, so that from the time a vessel got ae nd HM, 7:06 a an ait! 3:00 | ysed. Extracting free. Hours from 1 to 5 p.m. MIOWERA-March 8. WARRIMOO— April 8. Prof. J.C. Collins will give:Shstruttion in gymnas- into range down stream until It got out of . adon, 9:34 a.m. daily, oxcegt | Se2etf Bor tlekets and freight sates apis 320 Batctway, | 1G, trataing, c7ith spectal refetence’to, muscular ge- | sald Sabina M. terete ee See Toe aes award the city it would be possible Will Filea, . 8:34 a. ne i z IF thcke relght rates appl t jeakly "men. son or . a ee ——— wr¥ “Gor trelght rates only, 68 Walk etre we | pelopment been giving exhibitions of massage before | teatatrie waa mentally incapable of crecee | to fire almost unlimited number of. shots at | The will of the late Margaret Close, dated 5 eee a at Wash- ONDERTAK fel5-eolyr the clinic at Rush Medical College, CES r the | ing a valid will. They express a willing-| it. Some ope of them would be likely to} March 3, 1896, namifg Jasper E. Snow as; ax eS a French Line. last 5 years. i =r, | ness that the Issues may be tried by a jury. | make trouble; for there are not many ships | executor, was filed yesterday. To Mary W. R. Speare, we - LADIES GOODS. — Ss iieta canon, started by the explosion of | Ann Conly of Ottawa, Canada, a sister, the , AR eis fap Salas Coe IRHOT LINE 10 PARIS See CE, G be Edward Bass Dead. eae powder. sum of $1,000 and wearing apparel are ‘acct, Sit and 1900 Fonsytvanta | Undertaker & Embalmer, HAVER, AGS TATE CADAEAN Mr. Edward Bass, who was so long al ‘Tyree shots were fired Saturday at a| given: to the executor $100; a gold wate, =. Ylvania railroad passenger ‘940 F Street Northwest. Bourgogne, Lehoeut. as ik . 20, 5 a.m. ieee gale DR SEL." sae re | Fesident of Washington city, and an em-| point some five ane = beg fa — to Garrett West, a grand-nephew, and a -* Everything strict!y first-class and on the most rea- | ta Gascoene, Haudelon.. Sat Mar’ Soe LIE |g Treatme bangs dressed, “shampooing and Cut. | ploye of the government printing office, epee Se en eeeten eS eesticn | tamond_ ring to Alice Moore West, hi sonable terms, Telephone call 740, ja7-tr. RATES OF PASSAGE—First-class, New York to} ting.” 1207 G st. nw. ~ fel6-lmo died yesterday at his home in Lafayet: of ts. gu sister. The residue of the estate is left to Se oka UR | paris, $80 and upward, including railway tor { y *e, | of nine degrees, an angle at which the | the sald Jasper E. Snow. "pha Baste one one | ab 'S eon WES, eeSacae Get | ae STARTER AGREES SS | | OR, Mnere De had gone thimlng to bone | hot win enter he, mater a onae without ane aie ee . -e} * a = 4 ° his heal ir. was a young man, | any r of J na ole ts 182626 Lat. nw. Tee : Dainty, attractive and refed. For sale at ant | fit - Full of Informa: * epiiooe 000. -Mr. JNO. T. GARNER, for tyres G. Ww ‘MOBS, oat ‘Penna. ne "Weshington, E G.| _the leading dry goods stores, fe6-Im* [only thirty years of age, of excellent quali- | struck the water within a very short dls. FORD, with Barker, in charge. al a ties, and was very much liked by those with | tance of each other, demonstrating clearly sasenins ask as = = oat === | MADAME MALLISON OF THE ECLECTIC COT-| Vigm ‘he came in: contact. He has «| the’cconacy of fring that Is possible with Raed nadiingh ijeatcapigrons 3 RA MANICURE. opened q bratich at O04 12 tw, 20 floor. Wo nse | brother, Mr. Wm: M. Bass, living here and| this gun and carriage. Each threw up a| bousowife, should possess a copy e =e near cme ene Sor cee a edeeaiee | teen athe nts, Me tee pa | emia Sava Saegtee have one | Seeing Sac ateanke Et omtaas tater y, | al D NAVY a ea pigedod ber of St. John’s jo, 11, F. A. A. | least fifty fee! me mation en RATA Ls Ceelelin Se Cage Bt & ROCH ration every Sat. 2 ptm, fateet sizies pat | BET See” en ease NO the A A ‘Secretary Lamont and all the military ex-| covree, valuable alike to every oon teary, Sear Ik G Nesidence Nor & tetas Veron eee | SL cee oe Payne. | bic.” gatistaction yuarmneeed Bnd’ for ceepian, | Eatayette. Mr. Wm. Bass left last night | perts expressed themselves as immensely | ty-ive ceuls buys It at any news stoma ny > New York ave. and yth st. aw. sel8 ft faldim 2G. SLOAN & 00, Prope, fe16-1mo* Wie Fst. aw. $a20-1m* * [to attend the last sad rites of his brother. | pleased with the success which attended ' The Evening Star office. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, deiz-if 620 F xt. nw. House, CAMPRELL CARRINGTON, ATTORN!