Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1897, Page 13

FOR SALE—HOUSES. ALE POSNER LEAVING THR CITY WILL SELL HIS BEAUTIFUL IE, 025 Q ST. N.W.: EIGHT ROOMS; FURNACE; ALL MOD. IMPS.; LOT 20x98; ALLEY. PRICE, $11,500. DAVID D. STONE & OO. so4 F ST. N.W, it — ONLY $2,450 PRETTY NEW TWo- BAY-WINDOW —" PRESSED-BRICK CE, Lan ROOMS AND LLY PAVERED; HOT AND HST-CLASS LATROBES: aT « portunity to purchase a home and a good investinent: large 11-room butse, with brown-stone trimmings; capacious closets and bath; furnace and open grates; lot 25x100 ft. This yestdence can be boaght for $4,000 less than value. myl1-at* FOR SALE—OR EXCHANG dwelling, near 17th and Q n.w.; hard-oil finish; crystal chandeliers, ete., etc.; price only $7,500, © iM take oth ty in exchans and will take other property in exch ive, 427 F we Apply 1303 N st. nw. 9ROOM AND BATH myit FoR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—A eae o room and hall frame honse; almost new; lot 24 by 130 ft.; fruit trees in yard and rented to an excellent tenant. This property is located in the nicest part of Anacostia, near the new electric railread. The price for this property is $1,400; $500 cash and $10 per month. JOHN H my11-6t $20 Pa. ave. se. FOR SALE_ARE YOU LOOKING FoR A GREAT bargain in a home? Here is one. A neat attractive three-story brick dwelling on 1h street Just north of Iowa Circle. Must be sold ‘and for this reason my be had now Good terms may be arranged. im town today. | WARNER & CO. There is bo greater bs mses of me $3,500."" This comes from the owner of a me in the northwest section who lives in che west: 6 rooms, bath; cabinet ew ‘Sextor range und latrobes. A chance for a CHAS. P. "STONE, Successor to D. D. Stone & Sons, m11-2t $06 F st. nw. TOR SALE—POSITIVELY THE BEST HOUSE offered fo~ the price, $7,000; don’t fail to see oat maguiicent new ‘Sistory dwelling on PRINCETON 'ST., adjoining the corner of 13th; No. 1246; OPEN’ for inspection; near residences custing from $20,000 to $100,000. ‘This house will sell in 2 few years for $9,000; everybody says it is the cheapest house they eter saw: beautiful front of stone amd tian brick; stone porch. PARLOR, RECEVT. WITH MANTEL and " FIREPLA( Light DINING “ROOM and PANTRY and KITCHEN; uli finished in solkt oak, handsomely carved; 6 bed rooms; TILED BATH; excepti antels and chandeliers: nice terrac walk: plate glass storm doors. OW} ING CASH MUST s TO $3,200-STONE AND ich Sot ARE FROM LIN ED < Sollege subdivision, cor. 15th and rooms each; magnificently finish- rid cheap and on good terms. Apply DUNCANSON, 9th and D sts. ap20-1in FOR SALE—LADY SUDDENLY COMPELLED TO leave city will sell house and furniture ats ot ri- 7 $2,000 cash. required, my10-3t* REAT SACRIFICE—FINE 10- ence, 1518 S st. u.w.; lot 18.67x131. ‘This property ‘was recently bought in under a trast ‘sale and will be sold for the amount, of expenses. Inspection of the prem terms to suit purchaser, THOMAS W. F st. nw. myl0-3t* FRAME HOUSES, N.E CORNER . Meridian Hill, to be moved inge of grade: "no reasonable to WM. F. OGLE, 1624 idian Hill my)-3t* Peetty: new two-story bay-window brid rooms, bath and pantry; cabinet mantels: ina closets; electric bells and gas lighting; rear alley and front parkings; select neighborhood; one - from Md. ave.; near cars and public terms made to sult purchasers; "iat, erson st. n.e., bet. E and F, and Lith sts.:- inspection Insited, Apply . PE NEWTON, Owner, Hoon 53, 'si2 Fae, z apaeise MANY OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES ‘Inthe city. Prices from 89,000 to $100,000. Siy list is large, ‘Owners tn many instances will not ww thelr homes advertised, but will meet buy- a ee er ee interest to give me a call before purchasing. myStf EC. BAUMGRAS, 1410 G st. now. modern improvements; open for For price and terms inquire of R. oo F st. nw. For ee myS-6t* $2,500 each. NEW BRICK HOUSES. 6 reoms and bath. 16x100 to alley. 1202, 1204, 1206, 1208, 1212 Florida ave. n.e. lies, 1111, 1113, 1115 12th st. ne. ms easy. Splendid opportupity to buy a home. ELLEKSON & WEMPLE, nySim 0065 14th st. nw. FoR SaLB—A BARGAIN ENESAW AVE., COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Halt block from 14th cars, window brick and st front; nine rooms, press bath and cellar: all modern conveniences; papered roughout: open daily for luspection. RAE Font, Wook, at, thls house. NS_& GADDIS, 511 1th st. o.w. rte) _my8-7t st. uw., 6tm floor, for inspection. yT-Bt* FOR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN— Con, Best dence. 16th st. 2 Steam heat: very desicable. Only $13,500. HES: KELL & M-LERAN, 1008 F st. nw.’ my6-nt POR SALE—1320 4TH ST. N.W.; 6 ROOMS AND bath. Cam be purchased at very low price, Bye ‘aE. RUST, G08 14th st. n.w. FOR SALE_A GOOD CHANCE TO BUY A HOM ‘22 cottages; 6 rooms; nice porches; front and back yards; 12-foot alley; to" $850 each; easy terms or 6 per cent ‘off for cash. M. E: GRASTY, Owner, 1510 and 1512 7th st. my T-eoekst FOR SALE-SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE @ grand house either for investment or as a home is seldom offered! Will aa i superb residence 1786 18th st. nw., at a sacrifice. It con- tains has’ tiled beh, aml, brows-ssons trimmings, iy decorated within, furnace beat. Being a corner house, it is Particdlarly de- firatle. 20, feet frontage." Will take uni bered ground or small house CHARLES EARLy, 68 14th st. FOR SALE—TO FOR SALE_NEW a HOUSE, 1832 room, pantry, kitchea, cold tha and seven hes rooms: hot water K st.;, parlor, storage room; two trunk root; ‘electric aud gus heat; large ‘parking; brown-stoue Lanes TON, soz F st. POR SALE- JUST COMPLETED — aa a TWO EL- egant frame Ty Beaach on Bichmood corner of road epee ces 3 FoR SALE—NEW HOUSE, 1357 Roanoke st. Columbia orerlooking city. PATRICK ae ave. n.w. 05-tf FOR SALE-N. H. AVE. SMALL 9-ROOM Con. oor hommes A. 8 and W. ex.; near market and gary; saltaple toe Saul seine family; bargain: ax SRearetioecptere ties FO SALE—AND EXCHANGE— Several first-class business properties, including come fine < tot i settions of thee $250 ots fo al the ef ward. Gpiers Fe 6. “tuna St. "000 F af FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—I WILL SELL MY LOT, ON best street in Columbia Heights, at a price 40c. a ft. lower than sewer sd water. I purchased the lot 12 years fore undersell other owners. ae ae the ‘money and, must sell. Address CHOICE LOT, Star office. myll-St FoR: SALE_ONE OR MORE i and 24th nw.; eae aoe ee aeee foot, to = +5 Star office. aS SALe—WAR AlN: :AIN FIVE LOTS, NORTHWEST; 17.2390 to alley: near Rt; only $1,025 each; No TRUST: CHANCE FOR BUILD! Iny$-tf DIGGEN & FAIRFAX, 613 12th st. n.w. FOR OR SALE—ON pes ee ae be ga ight om 3 sides), adapted to fashionable n. CHES. Saas Bat? 1G 3 3 ze seine i lk THE |. RAILROADS. — WASHINGTON, ALEXAXDRIA AND S05; VERNON FROM STATION, ie rae te 1:05 ex., 7:35, “16:06 ex., 1 4.00 ex., 4:35 ex., 4:45, 5:05, Bri, ‘8:05 ex. G23, 7:00," 8:00" 9.00, 3:80, 4:00, 4:80, 5:00, HB 00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:30 p-vi. For Mount Vernon and Way Stations (week days): 6:20, 10:05, 11:00 a.m., 12:05, 1:19, 2:05, 8:00, 4:00, 4:15 p.m. For Mount Vernon and = a senday only): 6:30, 9:00, 11:00 a-m., For Adlington and $200 200, 200 p.m. For Arlington “apd Aqueduct Bridge (Sunday gals): 8:00, "9:00, 10:00, 10-90, 14:00, 11:30 a.m, a: 3:00, 0, = 4:30, 3:00, 3:30, iene 7:00, 8:00 checked free for holding first- clase Tiskets at station, les, 25 cents cach. my10 |. E. ABBOTT, President. BALTIMORE A == ‘OHI jedule in lis, Ex- ies sa Vestibuled Inntted, 8:40° pn. Fittsburg ard Cleveland, express daily, 10:00 sm. and 8:50" p.m. For Colambus, Toledo and Detroit, 11:25 p.m. 350 ga ‘and way stations, 03:40 and Grieans, Memphis, Birmingham, Chat- oer iins Knoxville, Bristol ‘and Roonoke, 11:20 through. 430) days, 6:30 am, Bor Frederick, week gaye, 1338 amr, 1 11:45, 4:30, ‘ma, am. 415, n, Junction sal way week me Ta prise aw sn ‘pie ana mie Bes the i New 0 East, week ss — a.m. Dining Cur), 12:00 2:40 Dia (2:01 night; Mt: :00 a.m. Car), 3:00 6:05 Diutng Car), ni Ger ie 10:50 Oelock. "Additional trains * for ladeiphia, ween days, 7:05 a.m., daily, 8.00 » Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains, a.m.. 12:00 roon, and xEx, Baggage called for and cheekal from hotels and seuidences ty Usina ‘Tresefor Company om orders off G19 Pennsylvania avenue borthwest, ‘New York avenwo aol Fifteenth street, D. B. MARTIN, Mgr. Dass. Traffic, SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Schedule in effect May 2. 1897. All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania pas- r station. “g:00 A.M. -Dally.—Local for Danville, Pog aed lanassas for Stras- and way stations. Connects at Manases ne 7 jarrisonburg anton, da! ae Sanday, ‘and at Lynchburg with the Norfolk and and with the Chesapeaite ‘und Ohio daily for the Natural B: Lexi Dally. THE UNITED STATES FAST MAli. Garrtes Peiiman Buffet Sleepers: New York and Washington to Jacksonville, uniting at Salts: man Si for ‘Asheville and Hot Knoxville, Chattanooga and, Nash- and at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York to New Orleans, connecting at Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis. Solid train Washinzton to New Or- Teans without change. "Sunset Personally, Conducted Tourist Excursion Through Sleeper ou this train every Saturéay *0 San Francisco without change. feifeg M.—Local for Front Royal, Strasbarg and recreieg: daily, except Sunday, with connec- tion, ts Staunton. FM —Dallr.—Local for Charlottesrille, Daily.—WASHINGTON AND SOUTH- WESTERN VESTIBULED LIMITED, composed, of Pullman Vestibuled Sleepers, Dining ‘Cars and Day Coaches. Pullman Sleepers New York to Nashville, ‘Tenn via Asheville, Knoxville and Chatta vow York to, Tampa, vie Charlotte, Columbia, vannah and "Jacksonville, and w York to ‘Mem- phils, via Birniiogham: New York to New ‘Orlenta, via Atlanta and ‘Montgomery. Vestibuled Day Coach Washington to Atlanta. Southern Railway Dining Car Greersboro’ to Montgomery. TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVIS- JON leave: Washington 9:01 a.m. dally and 1:00 and 4:45 pp. daily except Sunday, and San- days only for Round Hill; 4:32 p.m. aatty, except Sunday. for Leesburg, and ‘6:25 p.m. daily for Hern- don. Returning, arfive at Washiasion, 4:35 0.1m, and 8:40 p.m. daily and 3:00 p.m. daily, except Sunday, from Round Hill, 7:06 a.m. daily, except Sanday, from Herndon, 8:34 a.m. dafiy, except Sun- day, from Leesbut ar offices, 511 and 1300 Pennsylvani avenue, and_a* Pennsylvania railroad eee ae tion. General 5 nam je tanner. my3 1's ‘naow! . Gen. Rgent Pana Dept. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RASLWAY. THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY OF AMERICA. ALL TRAINS VESTIBULED, ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED. ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. STA- TION SIXTH AND B STREETS. Schedule im effect April 21, 1897. 2:20 P.M. DAILY—Cincinnati and St. Louis Spe- ial Solid ‘train m for Cincinpatl, Pullman sleepers Cineinna! xington, and Bt. Louls’ wit withoat change. Parlor cars Clncis- Batt to Che ee Covington, Va., for or P.M. DAILY —F. F. V. Limited—solid train ‘Cincinnatt, sleepers to Cincinna’ Lexington for reception of partuent car fo ¥irgiola Tot compartment car fo ¥irg Tuesdays, Thursdays Oe Seranitys ‘Det connection for tos Springs) Observation Parlor Cas, it to Chicago asd’ St. Louis, 20 P.M. DAILY Yor Gordonsvilie, Charlottes- Staunton and for Hichmond datly, except nday. 10:57 AM. EXCEPT manna. '—Parlor car Washington Richmond Richmond to Old Point—only rail line, Ieservations and tickets at Chesa} peake acd Ohio avenue, 1110 F northwest, and et the station. H.W. FULLER, Passenger Agent. tons ofices, 513 anf 1421 Pennsylvania street north PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B STREETS. 7.50 AM. ha Dal EXPRI a ‘t AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS — Gar Wasbiagton to St. Louts, and ait es to Bt. to Elmira. PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND THE 4:00 P.M. “CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED,” a all a Sauk Pi M. For i or peeps River mig all- THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1897-14 PAGES. SUMMEB “RESORTS. ATLANTIC +CTITY, B. J. FOREIGN POsTaL SERVICE ee eee D. ‘POST OFFION NOTI"S. ‘Should be read tails, an changes may occur at otis 5 MATS. to for the woot, gone May 15,] Penna. ave.; oc Seer ‘TLANTIO. MAILS. pac oe ‘on the Sor aie et wawmat ae 7:20 P.M. for HURO}R, : = POET ge EVANS. 33. “Columbia, from New York, via Fismov', TE OOO = a SERB 8 Os Boe be raance, st sie San red ps 5 SEAL, By, oe beach; ‘rate, Sate Bese oo $10 sad_up | ES tor GRAS i, DENMARK, SWEDES, NOI s soabasg rome etn beroalae York, via Bremen, “Letters for oth: | °K RATES TeiO ating a ee Sees re ee ae = seaman cas ‘Schiedain, THE ae ‘Va, ave. mncar x Per ett hotel. Capacity, ‘280; steam a <n ¥-3 E ath, oven view re. m. rected “Pee” A‘- Tuntly rates. Mpedlact ety Se — 3 ats oat PM, tor GEROA, per # 5, 7 PSL. for SCOTLA BERKSHIRE INN, <a 2 E MM. a) Geen ne. Pare Cee ot Row fork vic | Ocean end Virginia ave. Capacity 300. Passen- pee ite ae ted “Per Fur-| Set elevator to street. ik heat. (oat 10:55. eat See NORWAY direct. < ite ar Tooke, 3. Island, from New York. Letter 06 Sree ae rected “Pet island.” (oat 10:55. EM. Tor wu. | _Kenliworth Inn end Grand Adio my! HOPE, per s,2. *Etruria, New York, vie THE GRAND Pa An ‘Virginia ave. and the “PRINTED steamre prurjously appotnt- MATTER, ETC.—German from New York oa Tuesday zake matter, etc., for GERMANY, and dressed printed matter, ete.,” for other parts “f cae 3) a rite for book- ‘The American and White’ Star steamers salllig im of cit ete, ete. on Wedneeday, the German iting on Sa \Cogel, meets all trains: E. COPE, r French Germn m New York cn saturday take st tte: Printed matters ffs forall cunt. for wis nel PEMBROKE, N. CAROLINA AVE. NEAR advertised to magi. beach: Ttayate: Se service excellent; terms, MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERIC‘, feagouable, special ratee for tamilag iNbres, myl3m S._AKE. qQVEDNESDAY—(QAt 6:25 A.M. for PORTO BIC THE ENGI t, Pr as from New York. (@.t Beach ia eve for LA PLATA COUNTRIES, Yeu open June 12, Loaieieot: Send 8. Me pe EES oa. wor | force hh ted bo Beara steamer from Philadelphia, (c)At 10:85 vat x ‘toe B BERMUDA, eo 8.8. tt, mmyl-117t Se ee a(t 10:50 BM. for JABAICS | sore eRKDONTA cir at BELIZE, GUATEM must At 10:55 PM. for INAGUA: CAT ame o VE, ESTER INN, 8.8. Seginaw, trom New York. New York ave. near the beach; steam heat; sun JURSDA\ P.M. for FORTUNE | parlor; all conveniences. BLaxbe (Pont AU ERINCE, JAMAICA SAVAX-| _fnyi-Sbe D. KNAUER. ILLA AND GREYTOWN, per 5.6. Alleghany, fro‘n Kew vor Gettere tor COSTA RICA nas’ be a HOTEL LURAY. Tected “Per Allegha FRIDAY—(c)At 10:05 P.M. for LEEWARD ANID Noted for its first-class service and perfect Philadel cuisine; the tntily served: 6 WHITE & SON. WINDWARD ISLAN! Se ‘MT. VERNON, PACIFIC AVE. NEAR THE mn after extensive Inprovements. Btoam bent mbspoet “348. 8 MOON aul CHAS. W. SHAW. Hotel Imperial & Cottages. Maryland Lave, apd Eaplanade. Full, ocean view mm New z GRIPS, TABASCO AND YUCATAN, per 3.5. Yocatan. from i ow Kost: Letters fo other pasts be. directed ‘Per tan. MEXICO (at 1038 Pat for HASTE COMANS AND CRE Reni ee app from Now York. | fort and convenience for 250 . Large SS HLA; CURACAY. | Seesian water. Appoiutments and cusise of the TRINIDAD. BEIFISH AND DUTCH GUIANA most erie N weekly eed” famiis “Per m P.M. for VENEZUELA AND CURACAO; also SAY- | TAtss 4, CMe ANILLA AND CARTHAGENA, via Curacao, per #3. Nenetucia, trom New | Son (JAE 10:50 at, fur ARLINGTON HOTEL, aERe Doe crect row XY | Sea ond Mi ave. 1 rates: Ten LES Ge eS Goltars pet week ward; two dollars per watERDAY (drat 12:06 P-M, for ST. PIERRK | Goy*Snd epward- ap per_steame: Malis for NEWFOUNDLAND, by rail to Halifax | _mhi83m H.W. PURCHASE. and thence via steamer, closo bere daily excejit Sunday THE BROOKEHURST, OCEAN END VIRGINIA y at 12:05 P.M., and on Sunday only at 1 are, Hates $1.50 to 42.50 dally; #9 to $15 week Mails for MIQUELON, by rail to Boston and| Miegill modern conveniences. Special, fauuy SS jTim steamer, close bere daily st 2:2) for forwarling va. tea ners tallig ‘Mooaapa. ad ir forwa: via steamera ‘Thursdays from Port Tampa, Fla. rs) as Mails for MEXICO, overland’ (except those for CAMPECHE, CHIAPAS, TABASCO AND YUCA- TAN, which will be forwarded via New York after the Wednesda; The Irvington. On the beach: elevator to ground floor: fitered water; sun parlor; popular Bee mh25-2m THE RUSCOM! Pacific ave, abor entucky, Delighttat a lawn; steam heat, etc. E. Prater formerly of the ae ap223m grerland dispatch up to and inclu: ing the 10:35 P. att a Friday), close here daily at 7:10 A. ANSPACIFIC MAILS. Mails for HAWAII, er 8.s. Australia, trom San Francisco, close kere daily up to 6:30'P.M. Muy HOTEL BERK! ~Mentucky ave., 50 feet. ‘om ou ‘boardwalk. Ocean 1 room: im teat. Sun parlors, 12, from sce fect ial week Mails for CHINA AND JAPAN, per 8.8. nies, dinners. J. & GEORGE BE! from San “Francisco, close here daliy” up eo ne END MICHIGAN AVE.— Matis for CHINA AND JAPAN, per s.s. Olympl ee one ae oo ea tars pr fa ga prara Hebal ay Mails for AUSTRALIA (except those, for WEST spring 1806." A. BURGw AS! moh18-3m AUSTRALIA, which are forwanted via HOTEL DE VILLE, NEW ZEALAN <D, HAWAIL FUL AND. SAMGad Kentucky ave. and beach, 100 rooms. Remodeled ISLANDS, cE from San Francisco, ndsomely furnlahed. special reduced, rates M. May’ Fina spectally address- Empress of India. from Vancouy to 6:00. P.M. May 24. (a) tnt June ioe, aplt-78t ¢ HADI 5 Atlantic City, N. close here datiy’ wy for the SOCTETY 5. fails for t Y ISLANDS, per ship Galt- prAtiantic City, 166 ‘San Francisco, close here datiy up to 6:30 ectay Serine che ocean. Pak May 23. (a Erery modern converigpce,and improvement, to- cluding hot and cold house; rooms single and en suite, with weet tech for AUSTRALIA (except West Auatralia), HAWAT AND FIJI ISLANDS (specially addressed Send for jItestvized booklet only), per ss Avrangl, from Vancouver, close here Cn EUS & COTT. Aalty after Mag 22 M. Jone 1, (a) 329 ¥ PEIN TRANSPACIFIC MAM d to the port | THE peer = MICHIGAN of salling daily andthe schedue of Closlngs is'ar- | ave.,, Atlantic ¢ Oty, Hc elevator: steam ranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted | heat. Serd 1 fall justrated ‘ Booklet. Special overland transit. JAMES Hi (a) Registered’ mails close at 10:00 A.M. same 1b) Registered maiis close at 1:00 P.M. same day. and winter rates. THE CHALFONTE. Jja7-tt (©) egistered malls close at 6:00 P.M: sane day. pomathe i ocean oak 9 Registered mails close at 6:00 P.M. previous ae ee Se a ‘e) Registered mails close at 1:00 P.M. Tuesdays Booklet on application. mh6-78t B ROBERTS SONS. ear J BRIGHTON. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Steam heat. Home comforts. Terms reasonable. nA; SGHWEISFORT, Formerly en Boardwalk. 5 The | Florida of the North. “TLANTIO CITY, NJ. The Hotel Windsor. ‘The most modern hotel on the Atlantic coast. Apartments en suite. Hot and cold sea baths at- and ae JAMES P. WILLETT, Postmaster. EDUCATIONAL _ IN WASHINGTON. MISS LAISE, 1333 12TH ST.—SHORTHAND, PIT. teen aystean NEW. (aad RAPID, method: writing and business IL SERVICE; in- Gividuat help; open all SUMMER. my7-tf Lawrence School! mre of f Musici. W, Hamre, Diets Bay 23 Sane THERE 4, HEARST KINDERGARTEN AND ‘Training School will reopen For chcolar apd furtoer particulars address apiT-2awim® HARRIET NIEL, 2037 Hi st. n.w. PRIVATE TUTOR — 5 MATHEMATIC’. if \dvanced feet from ocean. Turkish room. Marine room. sooo room. Sum balconies. Write for illustrated G. JASON WATERS. vals ta, th&stoap20ine- z8inc-20 THE EVARD. KENTUCKY AVENUE; 150 FEET from beach. Heated by hot water. $2 to §2.50 ‘Special weekly. be myi-Im°* SUMMER FRENCH CLASSES AND PRIVATE LES- sous fur ladies, gentlemen, girls and bays, at 23 oy ott 3. RAUFPRNBART. Riere* y. PRUD HOMME, 807 D a Bw KENILWORTH Se END OF KY. AVE, ap30-1m‘ eee ae hg Mar. 15. Elevator, TANNERS as Sake bee ToAN AN AND | dorm nd under Sew mantpement. 4.-GOULD. mer. Day, evel and night es Michigan ave. near ‘beach. _ First-class family A Business E Education. Rouse. Steam heat. $8 to $14 week. Send for Unexcelled summer Gay or night. Pox DB Ne bY Taetitute Busi Busiveas Goniege, th dnd Kw visue a SS Seatac: oo beeline: -T8t &, B SWEENEY, Prop. Banjo and Mandolin ee = ion by Miss a at Studio, 1522 6th st. o.w., or at home of pupil. api7-1m‘ WOOD'S CoM! a 811 East st., offers a ig in any May 1 for $10,00. School open summer. A fe ity for one who desires a ition, aplé-tt Shorthand, Nie, | Epes? Sogmgent a caline ot OUR 18ST FLOOR. est_standard. PEASE. of ap6-405 apl-stt =s MISS BALCH’S CIVIL, SERVICE AND Business Colloge—igit 11th st.1,800 pre Dared for examinations. Stenogra taught by One of the greatest experts in abnlagtone not tt Berlitz School of Languages SUMMER. RESORTS. ‘=| Bay Point Hotel, eee BREAKWATER, © SUMMER RESORTS. Opens June 1. Chevy .t2=7% Chase —at Chevy Under former manage- ment. Excellent rooms—— nt “watens on the cool—every convenience elevators, electric lights, salt I pony ag gre grea _ sale ag erate tariff charges. will be ihe, with exqutaite’ GEO. 4 .-MILLS, JR., x. Po SEWELL THE GRAFTON HOTEL—City. my8-1m,20 THOUSAND ISLANDS. ALWAYS COOL ant INVIGORATING. Fine tsb- Write for descriptive pamphlet and rates of Columbian Hotel, SUMMER RESORT GUIDE. Mailed FREE by the myf-ét* BOSTON COURIER, Boston, Mass._| po, THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, New York, AS A a a — VINE- a‘ ‘om the coast Boating: tething” ting ‘Bicycling, Srer 20 ies Hotel Westminster, ae rd of | WESTMINSTER PARK. Alexandria Bay, N. ¥. 2m GREAT FAMILY HOTELS. Rates moderate. ap2i-S2t _B._F.INGLEHART, Prop. SEASHORE REAL ESTATE. MISCELLANEOUS. FURNISHED COTTAGES AZ, BRIGANTINE FOR SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS, THE PAXNE COTTAGE, VIRGINIA DEACH, va. tly iruproved, and is has beci ‘the ‘of For terms address ‘rs, w. rake Virginia Beach, Va. my8-6t* now for guests. Healthiest spot in Amer- rent; 90 minutes from Philade:ph! Sieur gare, Be & fs2 GEO | Papalet fee Ba Pane ca neat Owner and rt He City, N. : aan 281 SPRINGS AND BATHS. = = PIANOS AND ORGANS. HAZELTON PIANOS Can be purchased only cf D. G. Pfeiffer & Co., 417 Lith St. N. W. my12-204 $90 Will Buy an Upright Piano, ARANDALE HOTEL, BEDFORD SPRINGS, P: win open June 1. with increased attractions. Spe- ctal rates for June. Send for myi2-2me booklets. ALSIP & SMITH, Props. REST, RECREATION, RESTORATION TO HEALTH. The Glen Springs NATORIUM, NS GLEN, N, Y. A Sanatorium of the highest class. ‘Ideal location. Perfect it. Minera waters and baths aneqaaied. lay fever unknown. Il : Tareas Mgr. mt my10-10,w,f,; oo ¥. Buena Vista Spring Hotel, Blue Ridge Mountains. Dry atmosphere; pure water; elevator; steam boat; all modern improvements; . open June fj Address WM. REA anager, In first-class condition; splendid tone and Hotel Tenner Baltimore aa. touch: left. with ba Tee Wwondt oH, After June 10 at oe ‘Vista Spring P. 0., Sdhmer Plano Agt. Pianos for rev Washington county, Mé nal (RE y seen: every treet and at he ieoged Hate wae” | A Matchless Piano Offer —— | Just think of brand new U; CarrollSprings Sanitarium Plano, ‘fully worth $000, at the, very HOMEOPATHIC INSTITUTIO? of $150! Has beautiful, sweet Situated in the hills of Maryland, on the Met- eter soeth oat See nae ne ropatitan branch of the 5. a0 3 9 ‘miles sae you'll find it fully up to our oe oe, eset, om eeeg | Metzerott Music Co.,1110F fal attention given to dietary myll-l4d mg ie Wikink Wos ieee se a ap2l-im* ‘THE NEW IN THE MOUNTAINS. ADIRONDACKS. LUE MOUNTAIN LAKE PROSPECT HOUSE. Knabe Pianos: Hamilton Co., New York. For terms and EL giving full informa- | CASE ARCHITECTURE. ion apply to T. GRAFF, Manager. representative of the Frospect House #ill be a the ANLINGTON HOTED ob Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 17, 18 and 19, from 2 to 6 o'clock p.m., with di 8 of rooms, for the purpose of furaishing all desired information. myli-7t Brookside Hotel And cottages; altitude, 3,100 feet; city comfort on the mountain top near Deer Park; 6 hours B. apd O.; the most complete resort in the Alle- Fhenies; trout fishing and bass in pletnresque heat river; delightful roads; souvenir booklets, diagram of ‘rooms, fe at NW. Bank. 1401 Jae, st., or address S. PIRESCOTT wricut, vote” Brookside, W. Va. Wim. Knabe & Co., 1422 Pennsylvania Ave. my5-28d = (0 [ble ANOS 521 Lith St. N.W., Near F. Ofposite Moses’, J.C. Conliff, Manager. mh19-3m,28 - OCEAN TRAVEL. GRAND VACATION TOURS TO EUROPE. Leaving New York July 6 and 10, via Cunard steam- ers Servia and Etruria, visiting England and the Continent, at a remarkably low rate; strictly first- class. Itineraries and information of J. H. FRAMES, 1763 St. Paul st., Baltimore. my10-6t* Anchor Line New York Weekly. LONDONDERRY. ADIRONDACKS. Tae 3 AMPERSAND, ON LOWER SARANAC LAKE. ANNEX COTTAGES OPEN JUNE 1, THE MOST DELIGHTFUL MONTH IN THE Golf Links an additional attraction, TON, my8-s,m,w-tf Saranac Lake, N. %. or 156 5th ave. NEVERSINK MOUNTAIN HOTEL, Reading, Opens June 1. Pa. First-class in egill Its appoint- ments. Accommodates 300 guest For perticulars and beokict address T. W. PIGGOTT, my8-s,m,w,39t Lessee. THE SUMMIT HOUSE, HARPER'S FEERY, W. will be open for guests June 12, '97.’ For Circulars and further information, Sdiircan” aioe M. J. BAKER, Clerk, OaklandHotelOakiand,Md. UNDER NEW AND CAPAELE MANAGEMENT. SIX HOURS FROM WASHINGTON, WITHOUT CHANGE OF Cars. ‘This well-known hotel, on the crest of the Alle- renovated and electric Steamships from GLASGOW VIA antes, has been repaint Rates for Saloon ts added throughout. June 15. Unsar-] CITY OF ROME, $70. Other steamers, $50. passed as a we and beslth rescrt. Second Cabin— Rome, —— Furnessia, $37.50; other steamers,$35. eae Mustrated booklet, diagram of roms and “GEORGE A. MILLS & SON, “THE GRAFTON,” Ccorecticut Avenue. myt0-14tt 5 FURNISHED COTTAGE, WITH STABLE a tennis court and large grounds, Srountain Park, for rent or a Di E MILLER, Cumberland, Md. MONTEREY INN, ON SUMMIT OF = RIDGE oo Mi Springs Ho- tel), For ‘orms and cliculs ad- y jane 1. arse Uliss TRIPPE, SIT N. Charles st, Balto., Ma. my5-3w* Hill Top House. HARPER’ Mountain House, CRESSON SPRINGS, PA. Main line Penva. R. R.; 102 miles east of Pitts- burg; of All ctrealars baens Ste fi, erering rates, a J. P. McWILLIAMS, Supt. AURORA HOUSE, a w. ae =e YRa! Eben reasonable Laie a Waite for peak it, os rag let |. H. SHAFFER, Prop. . NW. eee ave. Spring rates, $1.50 *Oggne, one, ‘Tennes ago toe oye $80 EE week a = LOCKWOOD,” HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA., mente. Span threash the Pa ear, S eae 3r., Prop'r, Ke fe6-156t The lea OBE, SCRE Highest att ables soaie of imtraction at ‘mod- i fect from ocean. ‘Transien| erate Situations for poli-tf BeBe ocx at? te to. $12 Send tor Dock Hig tb, LAs pore, reek NJ. ‘hocution, Volee Culture, acl-tf ini? ik se ae. BARLES - QUT OF WASHINGTON. HARVARD UNIVERSITY mpeg Eel FOR ADMISSION aa: fees, expenses, aaa or Se ee ee learned PAMPHLEIS ich may “thacess 7 mayb, 19,28, Je2-4t6 ;| RADCLIFFE COLLECE. norm ae Paes SPRING TAME, NI BEACH’ N. J. June 1. UNL INIA, — a 1 ree includes 28 tec catalogae address ft, Gc MIN my! - et REE Se a oe jee-lote _ ‘will open for the season May 15; rooms’! ‘and SSiEY # ita Rack mae Season of 1801 opens May “15. House beated by 12 noon steams. Rooms ensuite, with bath. Golf links. | \ INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPASY. are IN; Manager, | Pt 2¢ end 15, None River. Green, X. X. OPOiaT Pea ~. ‘o. 3 Mount st ow. .C. Reskdence. Rew York ave. and dth W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 240 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-class and on the most rea- sounble | J call 340. jatar KER, EMBALMER AND Funeral Director. = Skeet on the 1824. Most reasonable terms. List a. Tel. here, O08. Me. INO. _Sith Barker, | worst © 3g DR. CZARRA. NO CURE NO PAY. SPECIALIST tn diseases of aan; any complication weukness and special diseases ‘cured aud enaran: teed; references given; hours, 9 te 12, 3 to closed on Sunday. 619-21 Pa. ave. -n.w. _myS-an venings, 7 priate oS BFFECT OF ELOQUENCE. Branch Wright Makes am Appeal the Judge Yields. Eloquence had its reward today in the Police Court; words and promises resulted in nothing less than releasing Branch P. Wright on his personal bonds. Of all the regular “vags,” Branch is easily the most tried, true and faithful. Whisky tells the story, and during recent years he has been practically a fixture at the work house. After serving six months, Branch yesterday breathed the pure alr of freedom. Half an hour after bidding In- tendant Stoutenburgh au revoir, but not gcod-bye, the man was discovered by a Policeman ix @ condition usually described as “paralyzed,” on the grass of a public park in South Washington. In order to get him to the precinct station it was necessary to summon the patrol wagon. “Guilty,” said Branch, when arraigned in the Police Court today. “You're looking unusually well, Branch,” remarked the court. “I think it would be ing for you to up all ax time Sedat as 7 “I'm feeling pretty well, than! va replied Branch. “and I'want to wnt ear you'll give me a show this time I'll never teuch another drop.” “Stop right there,” directed Judge Kim- ball. “Did you not write to me twice from the work house during your last term and say if I released you you would not drink again?” ‘Yes, sir.” “And here immediately ce fi you are, found helplessly drunk after your release.” Branch went on to say, “but en wom work this Ti If you let me mn work this m eve! seveenk emer drop.” wera ee erhaps the defendant was the mos: = prised individual in the recm when, rafter a moment's thought, Judge Kimball said: ‘Now, Branch, I've decided to give you one more opportunity. Tl take your per- sonal bonds to appear for sentence on this charge. If you are brought in you'll go to the work house for six months.” “And I won't say a word if that should happen.” promised Branch. “I hope your aon r will give me the full extent of the ‘Step out.” “Thank you, sir.” “He'll be back within a week,” Kimbell, to a Star re left the room. “See if T can’ co said Judge s the man &m correct.” ——__ THE CASE DISMISSED. A Charge Against a Crowd of Boys Not Sustained. A charge of disorderly conduct preferred against Norman ‘Rupp, Harry Zerega, Claude Brannuger, George Brown and Er- nest Dammeen, members of highly respect- able families, was Promptly dismissed after @ hearing today in the Police Court, the ar- rests having been made on complaint of residents along Westminster street, who objected to the assembling of a large crowd on a vacant lot on the south side of the street. Messrs. J. C. Weir, H. M. Schooley and Robert Andrews appeared as complaining s, and their testimony did not vary. st, it seems, a crowd of fully one hundred boys gathered on the lot, where a small bicycle track has been laid out. Several of the party were racing around the track on their wheels, when a colured boy interrupted the speed trial by ge ting in the way with a small wagon. § were exchanged, profanity indulged in, and. for a few minutes, a free fight appeared to be imminent. The gatherings on the lot, it Was stated, constitute a source of serious annoyance to the residents in that locality. “Were these defendants in the crowd?” asked the court. None of the witnesses could identify any of the boys named as having been on the ground. Furthermore, it was testified, that all of them bear excellent reputations and are not of a class likely to cause disorder. Policeman McDonnell, who made the ar- rests, said nothing unfavorable to the de- fendants. “Such gatherings as these are unlawful,” remarked Judge Kimball, “and I want to warn you boys that if you do assemble on that lot and are disorderly, you are liable to arrest. If brought into court, I shall certainly impose stiff fines or send you to the workhouse in default. There has been nothing brought out here on which to hold you in this case, however. Go home.” Ellis Caldwell was notified to appear in court with the other defendants, but did not report until the case had been a posed of. Prosecuting Attorney Pugh al- lowed him to depart, in view of the ruling of Judge Kimball as-to the other boys. —_.>—__. THEY WANT RELIEF. Need Th The South Washington Citizens’ Associa- tion held an enthusiastic meeting at Dom- inick’s Hall, last night, when matters of interest to that section were discussed. ‘The James Creek canal, described as “the only death trap in the city,” came in for a share of attention, and the authorities were scored for permitting it to remain in its present condition. The committee in charge of the movement to secure relief from the nauseous pit is thoroughly in earnest, and — to appeal to Con- i ; i i i I Hi i |