Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1897, Page 13

FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. ELL & MelERAN, 1008 F ST. N.W. Beautifut new dwelling on S-st. near X. I. ave n.w.; 3-story and Wier: 8 rooms and. bath; nicely papered and heated by furnace; an ex- ceptional value at FOR SALEBY HEDBK Investment s.¢.—8-story brick ow rented at $15 mo. et WxTS. bagi 33 Very cheap at $1,800. Bt w., Sete y and en —— a only $6,000), Gth st., nice 2-story prick house a will sell to quick bayer for $750. sme near Lincoln Park: $800 Teas @ rooms, bath anJ servants’ closet; 800. brick dwell- r 4th st. nw., 2story rooms aaa bath; lot 19290 to alley; with te welling m.w.; nice front and side $ ‘, 1008 F nw. a STONE-FRO: FASHIONABLE . $16,000. Price, $15,000; $1,000 Jess ‘9 eash to respuusible party. | Ad- office 5-3t SAT A SACRIFICE, OWNER LBaV- s 8 © cert on price asked Ticatiry brick: 6 Touma, bath, latrebe, ge; good neighborhood; n.w.; rent- to geod tenant Only, $725 cash, Address SNAP, Star office. . STH AND H NEL 9 rooms and bath. Lot 24x80 ots alley ed to $5.54 Reduces a 427 F nw. uaLE = REDUCED (TO, $7,000. ON COLUMBEA, HEIGHTS, Adjoins corner of 13th, 1250 and 124G Princeton just completed; 3 stories; cellar under whole 1st. toor—parlor, reception hall, duing room und kitchen; trimmed In oak; 6 aocms. and tiled bath; handsomely papered; electri= ap- tances; these are the largest, cheapest and Jocated aew houses ever offered wm this clty; open for inspec AS. PB. STONE c to DD. Stone & Yon), Successor to eee FINE NEARLY urrer bouse, near a a zh tifully tmisbed interior; par! Siurary sad dining room Ist floor: Beated ‘m; cost over $17,000. it ios | cheap residence at ihe —— Pi st nw WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1 apis-2t SA A 10-ROOM ——— HOUSE, 20 ee — on Capitol Hill; Cath ma from the E. Cap. st.) cars; pr 3. MUM SAUNDERS & G0. 1197 i st. nw. apls 2t = @ROoM BRICK 200 CLEVE- POA eae outrequare from ith xi etre; seats 1407 F st. nw FOR SALE_OR EXCHANGE FOUR GOOD BAY window brick dwellings on ‘Hampshire ave. igVastincwon circle mw-; rested to good. Tene ants; must be sold. apl5-3¢ WALSHE & SOHWARTZ, 606 ¥ st. nw. FOR SALE_ BARGAINS IN COLUMBIA TIEIGHTS. Sev houses; 3 aud completes prices fasging from from ($7,000 rs ‘sis. _TERDAY, 1410 G st. nw. FOR SALE cerns RYESTIENTS aT 3s & Well-known fact the past trring three years real values . have been more stable in the southwest section than, else in the city. I am authocr mm S-story bay-window press-bri se ho My cellars tied. bath sien san arrange very SEO. J. FASTER. FOR SALE in a house rents for = i = 503 small cash payment requir FOR SALE—WORTH $13,500; WILL SELL AT 10,500—New residence; <3 some; be. Surmnce, 3, Dear N. H. ave. and for a re DIGGES £ FAIRFAX, Gis izth ot. FOR SALE—AND EXCHANGE— Several first-class business properties, including some fine corners. 3 = Lots in all sections of the city from $250 up- ward. (aplé-th F. G. AUKAM. 600 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—NEW HOUSE, 12 ROOMS, 1857 Roanake st. Columbia Heights, overtooking city, PATRICK G'FARRELL, 1435 N-Y. ave. n.w. 45-(f elec naa aac = FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALB_WE HAVE A LARGE LIST OF LOTS sista tree pemiioea om $1,000 ‘000 ‘si = pure! = — m Ps =4 Ne finest locations, and ward; sowe of them in the at very low rates apls-2t| WM. 1. Sktxpens « 0., 1407 F nw. ring MOON and CHAS, W. SHAW. a pe (eS KENTUCKY Sse ESE man Sleeping Cars Washi Stes heat; ele el for; iotments. and eculsine of the high- cinnati). Dining "J.D. PEASE. ped | 10: mb29-26t JAS. THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1897-14 PAGES. FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE. ATTORNEYS. Gievefaind” Dining Car to thtage level e . 7:10 P.M. 80U WESTERN XPRESS.—Pull- to Pittsburg and Louisville (vin Cin- 40 Sa oye EXPRESS—Pullman Sloep- Harrisburg to St. Louis a1 Car. FOR SALE-LOT 2% FE. WIDE ON KENEAW f 14th st., at it. ogee Ste at $1 Der Ny. P_ DAVIS. FOR SALE_—TWO LOTS, EACH 22 FT. WIDE, on Howard ave., Mt. Pleasant; $1,650 en _2P1d-3t BENS. P. DAVIS, 1319 ¥ st. " SEASHORE REAL ESTATE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. DO XOU INTEND, SPENDING THE SUMMER AT he seashore ? address I. G. GO, “teat Batate Agents, Atl city, ans Fa and’ they will give you full information ‘concern: cottages to rent of all toms. A few samples which are offered at par Heularly low | prices: Cottage, Ohio averue between Atlantic snd Pacific; furnished cottage of 9 rooms; elsea, near the beach. Ment 9-reom —— located at the upper vod of the city; 5 bed roams, and all conveniences, ‘season. ly furrished cottage, 8 bed rooms; large yard, and complete in every deta $1,000" for ‘season. Anew house, in Cosioen; more Stet rooms; ocean view. $800 for I. G. ADAMS & CO., ap8-12t Atlantle City, N. “J. FOR SALE oO HS op for sean COTTAGES near beac for season or year. Alvo desirable hotels’ and boarding houses." SHINN & CRAMER, 1328 “Atlantic ave RGantie City, apo- : COTTAGES, BOARDING HOUSES, Hotels, Saloons, stores, for rent or sale; some excellent 1 Choice building lots for sale. Call or write. WM. H. KEATES,1810 Atlantic ave.,Atlantle City.X.J. For Ta ATLANE Cfry, N.J.—RARE BAR- in furnished and unfarnished ASBURY PARK, N. J. ASBURY PARK. N. J._DESIRABLE FURNISHED cottages and boarding houses for rent; Mats. apl2-2awtofy1 Asbury Park, N. ‘J. ASBURY PARK AND ALLENHURST.—DESIRA- ble furnished cottages. with modern tmprove- ments. T. PRANK arp LEBY. apl2-2awtojel Opposite depot, Asbury Park, N’J. EDUCATIONAL. IS WASHINGTON, s| WashingtonHeights School 1850 Wsomii <a Home and day Is, French kinder- gayten. Easter term begins Sar’ 26. awet5-thé&s, t Me SANDOLE OSU ‘ial rates) 20 lessons for $10. RTHUR E. YUNDT, ap2-18t* 984 F st. o.w., room 1. ‘Stanton Squa in perfect onder. vorable term: Can be} > comfortable homes, i, 15 and 1? rooms and tiled bath; perc ; ball, dining room ai chen on tue first Moor; ‘conerete cellar; with large. fur- nace. ‘The ere 18x90 to @ paved alley. ‘These are the best houses we have ever seen for STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE; 9x85 to alley and 10th sts.; ; easy terms. RENTED FOR $19.50. Owner having left city, mast sell at once. A brick dwelling: contains 6 rooms and bath; nicely Papered; Sexton latrobes, and range; cabinet mantels. LOCATION N. W.; near 2 car lnes” aplt-2t 806 F st. nw. FOR SaLe— One of those attractive homes on the s.e. corner of 13th and Princeton st., 1244, for sale st a figure below any other house in the row, and on small monthly payments if de- sired. Apply to owner, JOHN TAYLOR ARMS, TELEGRAPHY — . WIMODAUGHSIS, 4425 NEW York ave. Competent instruction.” Terms rea- sonable. mb20-1m nowt rere a Lawrence School siege das Fw: ic Geo. r. \wrence, rector. bo ; OF Musicts, Yow ttc wedtat apa 2. apé-Im* : FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL-CLASSES OR private lessons now and during summer; good pronunciation; experienced teacher; free trial MLLE. V. PRUD'HOMME, 307 D mb30-Inw = Jesson. nd ail modern con.; Special rater under to Pittahare. tae aa pis and 10:50, A.M. for Lluira and Renovo dally, except ‘<. GRUBB. Sunday. “For Lock Haven week days and Wil- THE NEW ENGLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA AVE —— and Teach. Full larged and re- | 7: 40 P BRYAN & WILLIAMS. rt Sucdass, 3:40 P. PAT f or Wi famsport, Rycheater, Boffalo and ing Cs Sf Rs Hage ria Bor on via But- tet ‘ar ingt The Florida of the North. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. The Hotel Windsor. The mest modern hotel on the Atlantic coast. Apartmerts en suite. Hot and cold sea baths at- American snd European plans. French service in cafe. Russian orchestra. 50 from ocean. Turkish room. Marine room. Ships room. Sun balconies. Write for iltustruted voskiet. G. JASON WATERS. -fe18-tu, thé&stoap20ine-thendtomy20ine-20 THE LEHMAN. Pennsylvania ave. bel Open alt the specie & 0. 10:40 P.M. for Rochester, Buf- fale and Nags cara Palio dal ani Siceping ‘Car Wash- PHILADELPHIA, xEW XorK aND THE 4:00 P.M. “CONGRESSION all Pa . 12:35, 8:15, weg For Pniladeiphis ‘oa, = 78. days, 2:01 and 6:40 P.Mrd Pithout’ change, 7:50 A-Mlw For Atlantis’ S60 (via Delas rail route), 3: Fyonon ni 200'and 1: 3:15, 3:40 (4:00 Limited). 3 4230, 8:50, 7:10, 1 gl0:00,, 10:40, it 15 snd 1 113 For Boston, days, and 3:15 ro River Bridge, all- on Ee THE | ALBISIARLE vingisia AVE, WEAR | Sondey, 7:00, 8:00.95 eke $e giso tatty see | 5:40," 6:15," 6:50, 7210, 10:00, 10740 and family tites. Easter Eo. orchestra." Write for bockiet. “weekly week a : minty feature; a 00, 9:05, io (800, Pimited, By 4 and Pope's Creek Linc, 7:50 AM. and 4:36 P.M. _ daily, For = SORGORET, KENTUCKY ave. NEAR beach. Steam i parlor. Bectrie light of" is. 8) fal pring, mune fet MARION. Beco 7:00, 9:00 ALM., 12:15 nnd 4:20 vanb, except Sunday. Sundays, 9:00 A.M» THE OGONTZ, TENNESSEE = NEAR BEACH. Thoroughly Beated. “Open ‘il Cone EMMA NOLL. fianti —Express for Florida and apennts on, antic Coa Const Line, 4:30 AM., 3:46 M. daily: mond only. 10:57 AM.” week Atlanta ¥ mond pound ‘Terms | air Line, 40 rae dally. ., Accommodation for tHe, and 4:25 P.M. week days. momen commer” ‘oth and G streets and at The Irvington. the Leng elevator to ground floor; filtered | from hotels and residences. 3 popula the station, Oth and B streets, where orders can be left for’ the ‘of baggage to destination Hotel Imperial & Cottages. Ocean end of Ma! —— ee ‘ial ‘spcerente” = > families “toe re set to foci. part! G. KENDRICK. ‘mh25-Im | J. B. HUTCHINSON, 3B. WOOD, General Manager. General Passenger Agent apl2 WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VEBNON From Statlea, tae Se Penna. are. HOTEL STICEREX, i2 feet nae ocean. to $12, HOTEL ecemertre gst, © eS ‘Spring rates, $1.50 + to week, muster Mra. J. F. NEALL of Tioga. 156t 32:08, 1:15, 2 ror MOUNT VERNON, RIVERSIDE AND WAY Daas °6:40, 10:05, °11:00, 12:06, 2:05, Fon ARLINGTO! Daily —8:00, 9:00, 10:05, 11:00, 2:40, 5:00, 7:00, 8:00. | oe — = Baseage checked free for posse neers holding frat. iets at elation. Bitycles, 25, cents alk. Ocean , ABBOTT, GEO. 2. ig PHILLIPS ail Foome, “Steaua heat. Sun parlors, Gea. Manager. Puss. Agt. ete. Elevator from street rates, G o'clock @inpers. SAMES & G UGH, Beach, feats ot TMaryiand ave. medern; elevator; steam heat; lights; ‘private baths; cutsine’ first-class. for booklet ALFRED WYMAN, ~ Late Prop. Grand Atlantic Hotel. ARLINGTON HOTEL, SEA END MICHIGAN A’ Special spring rates: ‘Ten dollars per week and two dollars per day and uj Lallt spring 1803, Elegantly. | Steam heaf, open-grate fires. in view of ocean. H. Ww. PURCH rn CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Butirely new and | rypoUGH ‘THE GRANDEST &CEXERY OF electric bella and Rarercas ALL TRAINS VESTIBULED, ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED. ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. STA- ‘TION SIXTH AND B STREETS. Schedule im effect April 1, 1807. 2:20 P.M. DAILY—Cincinnati and St. Louis Spe- train for Cincinnati, Pullman sleepers Re- throughout, rlors | cial—Soli 18-8m | to. Cincinnati, Leatgton, Loalavilie, Indlanapolie INGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 122] Noth ctw ee SE guitar and mandolin, flute. comet Free advantages to pupils. 0. B. BULLARD, Director. ap3-Im* Shortnand, “si apl-stt PRIVATE TUTOR — MATHEMATICS, | SCIEN‘ languages, music; elementary or advanced si univer ate; experienced; 0. Bor 1 ‘mb3t-Im* PIANO AND VOICE CULTURE AT MODERATE terms; pupil of Meyer and Tai of New York and Ziska cf Paris. WILLIEM CARL, NASS, 111 10th st. ue., from 9-1 a.m, 5—7 p.m. mb26-1m* SHORTHAND—PERSONAL ATTENTION BY THE Principal (ate chief court and legisiatlve 2 ographer) of Tanner's Shorthand Coll e.¥ and Oth, Catalogue (free) as unparall ced. record. of = in positions. Day and night sessions, Gunston Institute sor ema 1212 aa 1214 14TH ST. Ww. Mr. ana Mrs. B. B. MASON, Principals, oc22-m, FOR SALE ‘9-ROOM COR- per house; near market and cars; suitable’ for family; bargain; and small Address HAMPSHIKE, Star office. 2m° MANDOLIN, BANJO & GUITAR. A. V. HOLMES. SPECIAL OFFER--A fine §6 Tipaldi mandolin, $2 instruction book, sheet music and term of 20 lessons. $15. Spring rate, 20 lessons. $10, Latest ‘music arranged’ for mandolin, banjo or mize ims STUDIO, Room 3, 934 F st, Banjo and llandolin Instruction by Miss BUCKINGHAM, at Studio, 1622 6th st. n.w., or at home of pupil. mh17-ln* THE GRAND ATLANTIC. An Elegent New Hotel. Virginia ave. and Beach, Atlantic City, N. senger elevetors to strect; te frerh and salt bathe attached. "Full slew of ocean; capactiy, ; orchestra in at- © = Termin Tura. i change, Tuesdays, Thursda: ieee hotel, boardwall lagram of Coach at trains. CHARLES E.COPE, | '0, Chicaso and St- Louts. . FRANG COPE, Propr letors. Send fe26-53t and St- Louls without change. , Parlor cara Cincin- nati to Chicago. at‘ Covington, Va., for Dirpinke Wats ipcageee ae oe 1:37 VM, DAILY ¥. F. V~ {Amited Solid train Luxuriously appointed; every conventence; pas- | gor Cincizatt. . Pullman sleepers Cinctnnatt, heated sun parlors; Lexington and Louisville without aa Toms single and en salte; each contains two 19 } for reception of panscigers. at Puls windo' Full | compartizent car to Virginia Hot springs, ‘without and Saturdays. Daily {OTEL Atlantie City, N. Overlooks ae most delightf:l ‘section of this Seasonable comforts and amuse: | street northwest, and at ments, Open ‘throught t fe6-156t Ware, an, D. KNAUER. HADDON HALL, Atlantic City, N. Directly facing the ocean. ery modecn convenience and improv cluding, hot and cold xea water baths in rooms single and en suite, with baths attached, Send for illustzated booklet. LEEDS & I. ement, in- house; connection for the $ Sleepers nati P.M. DAILY--For Gordoustille, Charlottes- oi , Staunton and for wood daily, +x Sunday. Rescrvations and ticketa at Chesapeake aad Ohio offices, 513 api 1421 Pennsylvania avenue, 1110 F the giation. otH.GW. FULLER, fe23-88d Genefal Passenger Agent. BALTIMORE AND = aes ‘ragune 21, Ror, 4 corner: ot Kew ee sere ad C9 For Chicago and Northwweat psi fibuled Limited trains, 10:00, Ms 45 om. 8 For” Cincinna: fang) Ex. is mim. Wetibal Lies ‘p.m., . Vor Pittsburg aud Cleveland, express dally 10:00 a.m. and 8:50 p.m. For Toledo ‘and Detroit, 11:25 9», THE PENNHURST_OCEAN END OF MICHIGAN | 9: electric elevator; steam | 3? Ro Beat, “Serd: for filustrated. booklet. and winter rates. JAMES HOOD. THE CHALFONTE. On the Orcan Front. Salt baths in house. Rooms en suite, jooklet on’ application. E ROBERTS’ SONS. For Winchester and wap oe 18:40 and Orleans, 3M Chat- lagham, ocean a ‘tat ooga, ey Brist rs , pining 9:00 p.m. daily; siee} Bor Luray, 6:40 p. pan, daly, For Bal Baltlinore, . week FOR SaLE_TWo OF THE PINEST DWELLINGS in Columbian College subdivision, cor. 15th and Binney sts; 12 rooms each; magnificently fa- ished: will be sold eneap ood terms. Apply to owner, CHAS. C. PU NCAN , Oth and D sts. nw. FOR SALE_AN ELEGANT NEW 9-ROOM =o tiled bath: mantels; furnace; elec. app.; cpllar; wide lot to paved alley; one square north Dupont circle: worth $10,500; reduced to $8,500: @ bargain. ROLAND C. BOOTH, cor. 10th and Guw. ‘apl3-3t* FOR SALE— magnitceat heme piace. 14th and Bacon si Foe ot, 188 front, on 14th st. and 150 feet on Bacon st. House contains 12 rooms and all modern im- provemanta; het water Bent; complete steble an outhouses. "Aj to the ‘executors, JUDD, W. E. ANS, J.D. BARTLETT, or at 420 1th st. nw. ‘apio-2w For SALB_HOUSES_WE OFFER TO THE PUB- Ne some of the finest houses in Columbia Heights, bullt by ourselves and Just completed: they range in prices from $5,500.00 upwards. Bor further tee call at our office. MEYERS & AN: ERSON, 1323 G st. n.w., owners. SALE — $2,50-ON WIDE Co: os » only three left; new two-story bay-window dx rooms, bath and pantry; cabinet men- electric bells and gas light- concrete yards; rear alley and front park- select ueighborbood; one square from Md ie school; terms made to 1373 and 1375 Emerson od 14th sts.; in- . BP. NEWTON, ‘apl0-6* 2214 VA. AVE. N. : 2STORY 4 Jot 21 feet front; “large parking; water: $1, aploiw ‘E Sis" DANENHOWER, 1411 G st.n.w. ppection) tnvited. Owner. Room 23, $02 FoR Sal A Business Education. None better. $25 8 year, day or night. = oe Business College, 8th cad K nw. MISS BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND Business College—1311 11th st.—1,800 persons pre- pared for examinations. Stenogiaphy taught by one of the greatest experts in Washington.no4-tf Wood’s Commercial College (INCORPORATED), 311 Hl EAST CAPITOL ‘The test system of you are not satisfied. del0-tf Berlitz School of Languages Private and Clase lessons’ to Ger French, vate © jerman, Spanish and Italian, taught only by native teach: grrj aise Latin and Greek lessons. “Classes daily. lessons Fee tn ae ard WM. VON MUMM. ott COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 407 Seventh street northwest, C. K. URNER, A.M., C.E., Principal. ‘The leading school of business and ol, Highest attainable grade of instruction at mod- erate co Situations for graduates. nol7-tft LYITLE BRIGHTON, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Caroli beach. Full ocean view: Hinmet consterted Torumnrsenmabie 8. A. SCHWEISFORT, Formerly on Boardwalk. AVOCA HOTEL, Kentucky ave. near beach. Open all the year. Steam heat. KENTUCKY A) from beach. Heated by hot water. #2 to 2.50 J. RAUFFENBART. 33, 7:05, im, re Avast Junction and a ad a.m, 4:90, 050 pains week das di pin, KENILWORTH INW, OCEAN EXD OF KY. AVE, ‘Atlantic Cty, NJ, reopens Mar. be thoronghiy renova: ome rae tian igement. T.-GOULD. week days, 8:00 "(10:00 a.m ‘Dining )YAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND DELPH All-trains illuminated with Pintsch light. For Philadel; New York, ‘Boston and the East, a 2 40 Michigan ave. beach. First-class family | $935" (930 13: “OL Might, Bt athe . Steam ba RD $4 = Sos ‘open at 10:00 o'clock. ae {rata or Sleeping Open a 22 hak vine oe deiphia, week HOTEL PONCE DB LEON. Fa on all end. Sun parlor. Enlarged 13140 p.m Atlantic ie oer & E. SWEENEY, Prop. HOTEL ee N. J. Dei oe eee te rice | aes a ene eae see wie tse a ii. BORTO! Buffet Parlor er Sipe Sunday, eDaily. |” §Sunday only. ns. B called for and checked -rom hotels a iaences bz Union Transfer bon onder feft MISS LAISE, 1333 12TH ST.—SHORTHAND, paw man system. NEW and RAPID method: writing and business course; CIVIL Sukvice, lasses, enter NOW. Expe1 =} ts One Sem, ice Culture, Grace, ocl-tt 1317 ist tes DW. EDWARD ©. TOWNSES MISS vo® SALB1332 N. ¥. AVE; FINE STORY bay-window brick house; well finished; bigh cell- jogs: 16 large rooms; all ae baths 2d and 8d floors: furnace heat; lot 28x184, and la: brick stable aod carriage ‘at rear to 30- alley: sold reasonable to close up an estate. M. _D. PECK, 934 F st. nw. _apt-im © FOR SALE- 7o SETTLE AN ESTATE, 606 R ST. a.w.; Zaty. b-wie. be.; 8 rms.: bath; cellar: wl; good yards; lot 18x10; $5,000. “aia | 8 st! mw. apT-1 POR SALE-JUST COMPLETED_THOSE TWO =| egant frame cct om Richmord st., near th~ Serer ot Piney Blagden residence, about 4 of t e home (an be sold on casy terms. “Vor YAVIDSON £ DAVE agar a DAVIDSON 'VIDSON, 1338 F st. n.w. Ex.. 1624 P st FOR O51e- tat Cts SE. TWO-STOR' and basement; 6 th; Ki 4 me must on Peas 008 Tath st. nw, For SALE — 1106 19TH ST. N.W. sold at w-great bargain story and frame; 10 rooms; 18x91.11 to wide ‘TON DANENHO' 1411 G st. ow. apé-Im bn SALE—NEAR DUPONT ‘and back it modern imy z esr 1 IST $8,500. 3 red CH. ae = of 32 "$12,300. 3! re A hat during oe 4 3 1410 G 7 = i W 6: B sible 7 : 1S . 13-3 : ou fi ALI sc ARK, | —— a AS i T. ame ‘. ¥. ATT! nd kitchen Practically your own P. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. 2 PRICE, $2,600. ‘cabs x i a LX $3,050 — 6-ROOM a = WILL BE to settle an estate; two- Dutlding, brick and 43,30." WASHING. MANLY VIGOR AND NERVE POWER RESTORED using a bottle or two of Dr. Brothers’ in- ting cordial. There is no equal to Uced 59 years ia this city. Baw. mb27-1m* ISON, MICHIGAN ave Elevator to" as level; heat, 7 Deeticacti J.C. COPELAND. ‘All modern Ag eo aeons ta. eons cons aa cee and maya ‘stations, New York ed 10 trast. ante baad few Yor ie Asem ant treet, and at Dey Depo WM. = Gen. *stanager. ‘Sen Pas Ast. SOUTHERN RAILWAY, Schedule in effect January 18, 1807. Au rales areas and leave at Pennsylvania pas- A.M.—Datly.—Local ~~ ae Charlotte Manassas for Stras- oe OTEL "LURAY parlor on the with ructed ocxun view and connected with the | MANS Rings Bore ae a Inn. WINTER Unt MAINE. gainmer resort on the ‘Twenty minutes’ clea to rent. Room, sail and wa; stati = e3 va ons, y except swith the’ Chesapeake ‘and. Ouio an, riagt = Tide ieee rast WASHINGTON, D. G, POST OFFICE NUTICE Shocid be read daily ty all taterested, as changes y “y for the week ae. Sr thi Stic an follow A897, close () At 0:20 Ir for FRAN = ALY, SPAIN, PORTUG: RKEY. WM. L. FORD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Gel2-tf 620 F st. nw. House, 1300 Q st. n. CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, bate. Lae baling. 86 wt Taw. ton, D.C, Residen=e 3 Mount Vernon Flats, New tow eels” FOR SALE—BICYC LES. The IROPE must be directed ‘Per La Bx odie.” (c) At" 10:55 P.M. for NETHERLANDS Girect, (per a8 Edam, front New York, via Am: sterdam. Letters must be directed “Per Edam.” (©) At 10:35 P.M. for NEiHEKLANDS direct, per : ew 8.8. fom Ne , via Rotterdam. BST are, Woe Se | 6 > Rs Fe re JENOA, 8.8 erra, ‘rom 3 ~ Yow "faut ‘aus Parte "te Wees™ | ‘Waverley’ Bicycle ok at 10538 F. P.M. for SCOTLAND. direct, pes! a eg ol hiopia.”” ) At 10:55 Everything in it ‘Waverley’ — buflt entirety by one firm—known the world over—a guarantee that “‘guarantees.”” D. G. Pfeiffer & Co., 2 417 11TH ST. X.W. aps-tt NEWS OF THE ROADS Baltimore and Ohio’s New Steel Rails Being Put Down. BM. foc EUROPE, per es. Beruria,s trom ‘New York, via Queenstown. NTED MATTER, ETO. German steamers sulling from New York on ys, Thursdays and Sau take printed matter, etc.. for GEK- MANY and speciaily uddreased printed matter, etc., for other parts of EURUPE. White Star stecmers sailing from New York on Wednesdays take spectally addressed. printed mat- ter, ete., for EUROPE. ‘American, Cunard and French Line “steamers take printed matter, ete., for all countries for Bile they are advertised to carry mails. MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST IND! is FRIDAY (@) At 10:55 P-M Lette: aioe S100 must be directed “rer Sarat tc) % 10:35 P.M. for GRENADA, TRINIDAD and TOBAGU, per 6s. Gi . from New York. (c)At 10:55 P.M. for ST. KITTS and DEM. isman, from New York. 2:05 P.M, foe ST. PIERKE- steamer from Halifax. eareeerceal by fail to Halifax and. thence via eteamer, close bere daily except Senday at 12.06 Y-M. ‘and on Sundays only at Mistis” for SUQUELON, by rall to Basten and thence via steamer, close’here dally at 3:20 FM (a) Mails for CUBA, by rail to Port ‘Tampa, “Fis. and theoce via steamers and ‘Tuuredays to Havana, close here datiy ae. 3:00 re) Matls for MEXICO, overland (except those CAMPECHE, CHIAPAS, TABASCO aml YUCATAN, which will be forwarded via New York, after the y overland closing up to the 10:55 P.M. close Friday), close here dafly at 7:10 A.M. (a) TRANSPACIFIC MAILS, Mails for CHIXA and JAPAN, per 6.8. Gaelic, from San, Francisca, close here dally up to 6:20 P.M. April 16. Matis’ for AUSTRALIA (except those for WEST AUSTRALIA, which are forwarded via Europe), NEW ZEAMAND, HAWALL, FUL and SAMOAN ILANDS, Fer a8. Mooawal, from San Francioco, close bere daily E Schedule of Round-Trip Occasions for the Summer. RAILROAD REORGANIZATIONS Ss Reports are in circulation that an import- ant and very close alliance has been formed between the Baltimore and Ohio and Sea- board Air Line railroad companies, and rumors are again rife of the extension of =a Seaboard Air Line from Ridgeway, N. .. to Richmond, Va. It-is stated that the ws and Western is friendly to the Seaboard and will render material aid by extending the Roanoke Southern from Winston, N. C., to Monroe, on the Seaboard Air Line. It fs stated that a company has been organized to bulld this extension. By this route the Norfolk and Western would gain an entrance into Atlanta, and the Sea- board a western outlet via the Norfolk and Western. Seaboard officials deny that they arp behind the Richmond extension project. It is also stated that the Baltimore and Ohio is interested in the Seaboard’s exten- sion to Washington, and will aid the enter- prise later on. To effect this about fifty miles of road will have to be built, and a bridge across the Potomac at Washington. The Summit Branch. The committee of security holders of the Summit Branch Railroad Company, which is controlled by the Pennsylvania, appoint- ed some time ago to investigate the prop- erty and to prepare an equitable plan of reorganization has made its report. The committee favors foreclosure of the proper- ty for the amount of the principal and in- terest of the mortgage debt and existing judgments. The new company is to issue @ first and only mortgage not exceeding $1,400,000 of 5 per cent thirty-year gold bonds, with a sinking fund of 3 per cent on net earnings, and to issue one new bond in place of every existing first mortgage bond surrendered to the committee with its un- Faid coupoa, thus leaving $325,000 in the treasury for future use. It is also proposed to issue one new full-paid share of capital stock of $30 fcr every three shares of present stock upon the payment of a con- tribution equivalent to $3 per share on ex- isting stock. The liabilities of the company consist of $1,075,000 of 7 per cent bonds and judg- ments amounting to $121,04. There are also claims amounting to $30,000 which may have to be extinguished under the mortgage. The assets of the company con- sist of 11,488 acres of land, of which 8,461 acres lie within the coal measures. The business tabulation shows that during the ten years the average net earnings were about 5 per cent on the present funded debt. Mittorte, rom ‘Tacoma, close bere daily’ up 10 6:30 FSC April 24. (@) Matis for the SOCIETY ISLANDS, per ship City of Papeiti, from San, Francisco, close here daily up to, 6:30 PM. Apeil 24, () Matis for AUSIRALIA (except West Australia), HAWAN and FIJI ISLANDS @pecially addrewed AILS a Feed the schedule of closing mption of their uninter- sateen (a) Registered mail closes at 10:00 A.M. same (b) Registered mail closes at EM. same ds. (c) Registered miail closes at 6:00 P- {@) Registered mail cleo-s at 6:00 PM. previons {e) Registered mail closes at 1:00 P.M. Tuesdays ant ) saterdays, apie WILLETT, Postn PIANOS AND ORGANS. Droop’s Murle Store, PIANOS are everinatii For tomorrow we offer » $350.” E. F. Droop & Sons, 5 aul5-14d 925 Penna. BRAND NEW UPRIGHT PIANO FOR $175 CASH. —_—_— Undoubtedly the best Plano value ever ———— offered in Washington. A strictly high- ———— grade instrument. Has fall sweet tone, ———— perfect touch and action—finely finished. Metzerott Music Co.,1110F apl5-14d Low Cash Prices= —will move these Pianos out in a jiffs—act™ promptly and you will save big movey by yonr shrewdness. See how we have sacri- ficed profit: An Elegant Upright Grand Piano, nearly new—has admirable tone—fine action—hand- somely finished—for only $165. Stool and scarf free. A Knabe Square Piano—suitable for a be- ginner—well worth $75—only $40. Piano Exchange,913 Pa. Av. fel-3m,20 Pianos-- , Slightly Used, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Our rented stock has commenced coming tn, ind rather than overcrowd our plano room we ve determincd to sell at a heavy reduction. Kindly call and examine our stock. Terms to suit. Big iscounts for cesh. Pianos moved, packed, tured snd repaired. John F. Ellis & Co. OHICKERING PIANO ROOMS, api3-8t 987 Penna. ave. n.w. Are 40,000 People. Wrong? mber has chosen the vose. PIANO ‘as ‘the tmost artistic and best. We have’ them. D. G. Pfeiffer & Co., 417 lith St. N. W. api3-20a STEFF ANOS 521 1ith St. N.W., Near F. Opposite Moses’. J. C. Conliff, Manager. whl0-8m,23 Knabe Piano Warerooms. A complete display of the world-renowned |. ENABE Pianos; also a few slightly used at « re- ‘duction from usual net prices. Piance of good mediam grade makes trom $250.00 Raleigh and Gastun Line. It is understood that the refunding scheme of the Raleigh and Gaston Rail- rcad Company, which is a part of the Sea- board Air Line, will have to be remodeled in order to conform with the charter of the company. The company has $1,000,000 8 per cent bonds maturing January 1, 1898. Some time ago a scheme was proposed which provided for the issue of $1,500,000 5 per cent bonds to take up these 8 per cent bonds, and hold- ers of the 8's were to be given dollar for collar in the new 5 per cent bonds at the date of maturity. It was also proposed to sell part of $500,000 bonds for the general purposes of the company. It now appears that by the company’s charter,~ which is a North Carolina cor- poration, it is specifically provided that the company cannot issue more than $1,000,000 bonds, which will thus necessitate the modifying of the refundidg scheme. Round-Trip Events. The Southern States Passenger Associa- tion has authorized round-trip rates for the following meetings and convention: Macon, Ga., May 18, Barnum and Bailey's circus; Mobile, Ala., April 21-25, interna- tional convention, Y. M. C. A.; Mobile, Ala., May 11-15, Catholic Knights of America; Montgomery, Ala., May 20, Bar- num and Bailey's circus; Orangeburg, 8. C., April 27-29, ¥. P. 3. E.; Orlando, Fla., May 4-7, State Agricultural Society; Palatka, Fla., April 1-11, presbytery of Suwanee; Rome, Ga., May 12-14, Knights Templar; Savannah, Ga. May 18-20, Knights of Pythias: Selma, Ala., April '26- 28, international conference of géneral we retaries, Y. M. C. A.; Spartanburg, 8. C. April 16-18, Epworth’ League conference: Talladega, Ala, June 21 to July 1b. Alabama Chautauqua; Union, 8S. C., April 13-15, Improved Order Red Men; Union, 8. C., April 28-29, State Medical As- scciation; Warsaw, Ind, May 20 to June 2, Presbyterian Church general as- sembly; Wilmington, N. C., May 6-14, Southern Baptist convention; a, 8. C., May 12-14, Grand Lodge, I. 0. 'F.; Anderson, 8.'C., April 13-18, emery of South’ Carolina; Athens, » May 13, ball game; Atlanta, 'Ga.,” April 13, Metropolitan concert; Atlanta, Ga., April 22-25, Georgia Epworth League; Augusta, Ga., April 26 to May 1, Merry Makers; Charleston, 8. C., April 9-15, Charleston presbytery; Charleston, 8. C., April 21-23, dr, 0. U. A. M.; Charlotte, N! C., May 20- Tennessee; Chattanooga, Tenn., July 15-18, international convention Baptist Young People’s Union of America; Columbia, 8. C., April 21-22, Knights of Honor; Georgetown, 8. C., May 5-9, colored Baptist educational, missionary and Sun- ee shoo! convention: cae. he ptist Young People’s Union; Jacksonville, Fla., April 6-7, Baptist Young People’s Union; Jacksonville, Fia., April 19-23, Colored State Teachers’ Associa‘ Knoxville, Tenn., June 18-27, summer school, Y. M.C. A. B. and 0. Improvements. ‘The delivery of the new steel rails along Pianos to reat, tuned, moved and repaired. _ 1422 Pennsylvania Aye. aon offer eS 13 ——— * six miles. The service of the company’s Piant is consid un — ee augmented e use Freight Proats. The astonishing statement is made, but borne out by facts, that the difference of one mill per ton per mile on freight car- Tied by all rafiroads im the United States makes a difference in the revenues of $80- 000,000. It is the careful watcting of the tenth part of a cent that brings profit to the transportation companies, and it is Lo wonder that the holders of railway stocks are anxious for some legislation which will enable them to receive some ret their investment. mc New Dispatch Line. Blue Ridge Dispatch is the name of a fast freiht line which has been formed wy the Western Maryland, Norfolk and We ern, Chesapeake and Ohio, Philadelphia and Reading, Louisville, Evansville and St. Louis, Louisville and Nashville, Minois The headquarters Pe., and the gen manager will ®e Mr. George 8. Costa, fort merly division freight agent of the Phila- delphia and Reading at Reading. Mr. W. O. Sprigg, superintendent of the Staten Island Rapid Transit railroad, with headquarters at St. George, Staten Isiand, has resigned to go with the Southern rail- road as superititendent of one of the ¢i- visions. He was given a new position by General Manager Gannon of the Southern, who was formerly with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and Staten Island Company as general manager of the latter. SS IN NEW AND LARGER QUARTERS. Messrs. M. Dyrenfor Great Clothing Es mes There was added last evening another reat business establishment to the many of which ihe city may justly be proud, that of Messrs. M. Dyrenforth & Co., who { many years have conducted a first-class clothing house, out of which this new and larger establishment has grown. Several weeks ago the firm found the capacity of thetr old establishment entirely too small to accommodate their patrons, and they de- cided to move to much more commod quarters. The four-story building at Pennsylvania avenue was secured, and no expense was omitted in fitting it up. When last evening it was thrown open to the public it was unanimously voted to be one of the handsomest establishments of the kind in the country. The building was ablaze with electric lights, flowers and lants were there in the greatest profu- sion, and the Marine Band, under the i- rection of Prof. Fanciulli, rendered choice selections during the evening. The opening was in the nature of a reception, and from 7 until 10:30 o’elock thousands thronged the Breat store, admiring its magnificence, in- specting the immense new stock and con- gratulating the members of the firm. The members of the firm were the delighted r cipients of many handsome remembrances from their patrons and friends, the floral tokens being particularly beautiful. TESST Eile REV. R. S. NORRIS DEAD. jous Occupied the Pulpits of Several Local Methods arches. Rev. Richard 8. Norris, for years pastor of one of the M. E. churches in this city, died suddenly yesterday in the yard of ila home, 2300 North Charies street, Pai. timore. Mr. Norris was sixty-two years of age March 26, and it was only at the last conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church that he was placed on the super- annuated Mst, after an active and con uous life as pastor for forty-two years. Coroner Buddenbohn decided that death was due to heart disease. Mr. Norris waa born in Richmond, Va., March 26, 1835. He went to Baltimore in 10 and learned the trade of a carpenter, but later prepared himself for the ministry. In 187% he be- came pastor at Waugh Church, in this city, where he remained three years. Later he was pastor of Wesley Chapel, three years; Ryland Church, two years, und George- town, three years. —— ARSON AND CONSPIRACY. Arrests at Reading, Pa., of Persom About to Collect Insurance. Dr. Perey Archer of New York and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Snyder were arrested at Reading, Pa.. yesterday. Archer for arson and the Snyders for conspiracy in the fire. The house and barn of Snyders, near Temple, that county, were fecently burn- ed, and all three were arrested yesterday afternoon as they were about collecting the insurance. Dr. Archer is Mrs. Snyder's son by a former marriage. Snyder is a well-known farmer. All three were sent to jail. The charges are denied by them. Dr. Archer was formerly connected with Bellevue Hospital, New York. The Columbian Kindergarten Association has been fortunate in securing the Baron- ess von Bulow Wendhausen, who has just arrived from Germany, where she is the leader of kindergarten work, as her aunt, the Baroness von Marenholtz-Bulow, was before her, to lecture in Washington be- fore she visits the rest of the country af- ter lecturing this week at Barnard Col- lege and elsewhere in New York city. The baroness will speak at the Washington Club, 1710 I street, on Saturday next, the 1ith, at 11 o'clock, on “The Kindergarien in Germany.” She is a very pleasing speak- er in English as in German, and has created a new interest in her subject by her lectures in New York city. Her work in Germany and her writings about it have made her well known to all in this coun- try, who are interested in the Frocbel sys- tem of education, and she was welcomed to New York by almost a thousand letters of greeting and profuse presents of flow- ers when she arrived at her hotel. The baroness is to speak in Boston, Chicago and all the other large cities of the coun- - try, but comes first to Washington after New York. —— Fatal Explosion in a German Mine. A dispatch from Essen-cn-the-Rubr, Ger- many, anrounces that ten persons were killed yesterday through an explosion of firedamp in the Oberhausen pit. ter AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, é&e, Today. Rateliffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts., 920 Pa. ave. —Trustee’s sale of improved property, cor. 14th and E sts. s.c., on Thursday, April 15, at 4:30 o'clock p.m. Walter A. Johnston, trustee. Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts., 920 Pa. ave. n.w, —Chancery sale of dwelling No. 816 4th st. s.ci,- ou Thursday, April 15, at 4 o'clock p.m. W. Mosby. Williams and Irving Williamson, trustees, me Tomorrow. C. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts., 1407 G st. n.w.— Assignee’s sale of steam engine, wood and coat, horses, carts, fixtures, ete., at yard, cor, 2d ard I sts. s.w., om Friday, April 16, at 12 o'clock m, Wm. L. Ford, assignee. Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts., 920 Pa. ave. nw. —Trustews’ sale of dwelling No. 613 12th at. ie ie H i I is iE iW ‘Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co, Auctionesrs. a ‘Trustee's sale of Prenilecs 449 Delaware Avoai~ virtue of a dead Sis.S