Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1897, Page 5

TH E EVENING STAR. SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1897-24 PAGES. 5 FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. | COUNTRY BOARD. COUNTRY BOARD. | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. poe een = == z cae == UNFURNISHED. FOR SALE BEST BARGAIN IN A HOME, SPRCU-| WASHINGTON GROVE, MD.—HOTEL NOW | SUMMER BOARDERS TAKER AT@-NouWoon,” | WE NOW HAVE SEVERAL SMALL SUMS From = : az ——— SITY or DIS-| open, vbder new maragement; good family ae-| 1% miles from Berryville, €o,, Va; tai $500 to $5,000 to loan at FIVE, PER CENT. PER For RENi— 2 1, IDA AVE: | ccmtnodationay excellent Loard; artesian Wwe cool rooms; nice shaded ldiwn; yeod tabi ANNUM. BE SURE aud SEE US if you DESIRE is11 H st, 18r, cl Pw E36. RUE, opposite Connect Heigats, frohting bath Fygtna, with hot watér; terms very m: view ge Blue Ridge mts, Aiddress AV. V, GREEN. | A 10a of ANY AMOUNT, as our CHARGES i808 O nw, I is qith ee ik: z for $100 ber sear Pe ie cept eto Het 108 PY SabpEney. Cha Sr eee’: jel9- ee sary ABLE “AX, 906 F = ear 15 1 et 33 | year. _Pric 800. 2 AN & GAl : TAKOMA SPRINGS HOTEL-NORTH TAKOM a Rd Oe. : ogg 87 800.08) 1416 Ath tt, SF i} | ig “BO Sakitoia, DIGGERS, 613 12m ot. nw. . | HAVING NEWLY FUR. THE HA, BEST HOUSE | Ma. First-class tomily hotel. Calebrateg’ eke. | MONEY TOL AN HHO HARD ¥ 06) 2018 6 "49.00 | FOR S. SAME AS aay G RENT—§50 DOW neat oun Alil, it wiil be 0 1 0 rings water. Termd moderate. Circ ee HOUSEHOLD FURN re é 38 ORGANS, 213 09 | and $25 pef month, including principal, interest, spring witer, shade, ne <I ae pp opplication, GkGe H, CORY! Prop. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &e. 0b Loon i,300.00) 2144 or} taxed at tnd Twill Diy pretty, het, Drlek Beeitog tn lawh Sire at TRY. 3 myl3.t¢ Balas ‘The security remains in your possession, Pay- 1S Rear i ae B a, Oe AB Sona Pode Mi | BLA TANG TCR “QR, | Ae | ct oy begs Kaki Lipo Sih aA bi | nein tigi iin S-neeSom To cr | Sip Mow: Mie lava, ath shat; pee; | FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE. | a aij pis S', darnes iene wes Sth fw, 8r...40.00 ‘GEO. P. NEWTON, Owner, st. nw. ees, frat: ss 8 n ee Bet ~ ~ . est; terms the best. No publicity; all Insiness fe, 6 tds an Bo 00 Sib0-35 re en. 3060 ee Hen ere anes 8 yeas Iai CHISWELL, Tuckeys- | WASHINGTON, D. C., POSE OFFICE NOTICE. | in strict confidence. Bleue call for further in- $26 Conn ave, VBE 1119 oth ny, 10r. 49.009 s“REDUCED FRom #000 To $550, | — E eee nals powd be read daily, as changescimay occur at | formation, Saag Hise VPrate. Ife. Hig Bm Tes go. northwest, § rooms, bith and cellar, North: | COUNTRY BOARD; HEALTHY, CENTRAL LOCA: | af Hme,— : mt OAPITAL LOAN GUARANTER C0. iil Kk tw. ir 2G nw, Lael /211400 Meee tn and UNDE, Binz | sfon_ oh “Little ‘river pike,” near Annandale; REIGN MAILS for the rweek ending June 26 002 F st. now. Jol! Conn av, Lr. Reo ’ ties ite Plenty fres vegetables, milk, butter, fruit, good | Close promptly at this office 'as follows: aUTEDGE : Hay, 16r 1 40.00 = watck and shade; teani zi aw, 12r. snilth shop & dw=.40.00 134 17th st, Or: Fiat 5, B & Q. 9r..40.00 400.00 1905 7th, st&dw,3r.: $436 N nw, -100.00 1704 RB st, Or... {S33 Jem pl, 12r..109.00 Coun aye, 11E-$5.00 Sis L st, 12r- 75.00 Tis Tet! 32e. 277! Carroll ave, Takoma, 30 20th nw, 7 14th uw, 10r. i610 14th nw and dwx), r. . hh nw,5130.00 ior! 3008 oughtou, 12.70.00 3 65.00 1449 N nw, ‘14r 1616 21st nw. 14r- 1621 21st nw, 10r. 61S F nw, 15r. 3025 N nv, 140 Tth.st&edw.6r 1913 N uve, 12r-... 60. 14th st nf” nr Bright- wood Hotel, 12r. .60. S05 E nw 405 11th nw, 3 1815 13th nw, 12r 3009 Hi nw, Store. - 1007 L, st nw, Gr. G1 Acker ne. Tr 224-22 Ist sw,Gr.ea- 4r..10.30 ‘Pom roy 1110.36 Ins st, Chevy ‘Sr, per mo.10.00 wid and Pros- K uw, per mo.. .50.00 203 Hthtyer pl, 10r.50.00 235 Q st. oe I. LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES APPLY AT OFFICE. THOMAS J TISHER & CO., Jet2-tt 1a24 F st. nw. FoR BRICK HOUS ; No. 1521 12th Bt fe to JOHN FP. GREEN, Jell-im FoR SALB_REpPUCED F room house on F st. near 14 “Only $2,600, 2 fr TANDSOME * 6- r ui0.—children, $10. Adar 5 ERO, S 2 EGor,” Amaniale, Parkas co, Va, ““yeto-bte™ | se. Ptrave, from New York via Plymouth dod | DINERO, Star office. = terms, adults, $2 ‘TRANSATLANTIC? MAILS. e é Sie, ACK MONDAY—(D)At 9:20. P. for EUROPE, per | security at 5 per cent; no’ commission. Address model; see it ‘ art! GEO. J. EASTERDAY, 1410 G st. 2 Ya. = . Jelv-3t culars address GLEN MANOR, Forcst Glen, x terms. Reduced =a Ses — Bremen. Letters for IRELAND mist be directed | MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE BLOCKS S: ew sno ALS DEE OE AC RENEE, “Per Trave.” (c)At 10:55 “P.M. for NETHER- At 5 per cent. RORSERAOG shitie;® healthy iooation: "ponwiar’ peices For | EANDS direct, ‘per ss. Elam from New York, ALBERT STABLER, ye lam | Letters munt ve directed “Per | _Jetd-1m* Room 14, Atlantic building. G m." (At 10:55 P.M., for IRELAND, = = —— SSS Je10-3t* "| Quiy, per sis. Aurania, from New York, vie’ Gaus, | WANTED—#2,000 FOR 3 YEARS AT 6 PER CENT - FIRST-CLASS s modern impro FOR” SAL FINE COR: being the s.w. corner of 14th - Kenesaw bet. Chevy Chase and Tenleytown ‘cars; private | TUESDAY—(b)At 9:20 family. » = is- LARGE, AIRY HOUSE; | town. Letters for other parts of EUROPE ust | 0M first trast improved real estate; no comin! at ELDRUH, Grant road, | be directed “Per Aurania.”” sions. Address BEST SECURITY, ‘Star office. for EUROPB, per | _Jel0-Utt Boat vement: ave. ee ite | s. Ran Jouls, from Sew York, via Southampton. | MCNEY TO LOAN ATT 5, 6% AND 6 PER CENT WOULD EX ‘LAIR SON. qat ig . for EUROPE, per s.s. Britannic, | and notes negotiated on real cstate in the Dis- 12 rooms peautifally papered | ST. CLAIR’S-ON-THE-BAY OPEN—Ai BOARD; 86 | from New. York, ‘vine Queensionm, toate docs | end ‘of Coluinbia; cau handle good second trust and decora BRICK STABLE. pee Wweek—$1.25 per day; piano: Rey ion eet Pat ee TUM direet, per 8.8. Friesland, from | loans. GEO. J. EASTERDAY, 1410 G st.jel1-1m Stn New York, via SLAIR'S, ig bathing, crabbing, etc; good, shade, utwerp. ‘Letters must be directed Ir YOU WISH TO BORROW MONEY IT WILL dyside, A. A. Co., Md. je5-18t* | “Per Friesland. "TO $6,700— $8,500 i SW > TA: yon | WEDNESDAY. 7:20 P. for EWU y you to call on JAMES A. CAHILL, 526 13TH 6 Princeton st., Columbia Heights; 3d | LUXURIOUS HOME WITH PRIVATE FAMILY, ON 2 —M)At 7: . for EUROPE, ON We: inoe an Cale cakioant<O vad 8 per house from 13th: the cheapest house in the city; | large suburban estate, for a gentleman or elderly | Per 8.8. *F. Bismarck, from New York, via Ply: | ST. Proapteanewer aie e10-1m BUIL! tiled bath; | tons : 10 rooms; Ist floor In oa z heights: TV" couple; highest referer fred; accommoda- | Mouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg. _ ig the lowest, priced Bvese on the ‘betghts; (Wit? ns for carringe or saddle horse. ‘Addrest THE | ERIDAY™()At 7:20 P.M. for FRANCE, SWITZ- | $1,000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY BEAL ESTATE, A CHEAP HOUSE ‘k sold for $9.50 thers in the b 750; | utes’ walk to depot: private teams cared for; | WAY (C USL ES ETO | terms “moderate, Address JAMES. H.'s a NSw dorks hia renee Lote with cellar; one square from Capitol; 20.7x | Boyd's station, Md. Jel9-s,tu&th-3t* "| parts of BUROPE, via Cherbourg, must be directed oe ee or OAKS, Star office, Je9-3t* | ERLAND, ITALY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TUR-| "Any amount. Lowest rates. _ Also installment stone porch; an eleza KE! ; iH INDLS * LASHIMU' A GREAT SACRIFICE, SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED; ICH. MILK, Geng tan ee Se TNAE oe te ew ete ee X, 806 F st. now. fresh vegetables and frait; shady lawn; 3 min: | P.M. for GERMANY, DENMARK, SWED! Spree, MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL SORRIS, | from New York, tia Bremen. "Letters for other | estate at 5 and 6 per cent 110; 20 ft. It STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. now. with boa: FoR SALE—COLUMBIA Hf SUBURBAN BOAE AIRY ROOMS | ."Per_ Spree.’” (At 10:55 “P.M. for NETHER- se = —— opps. Cerne Unt ty: RAS | LANDS direct, per's.a. Amsterdam” fos New | MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT aT CUR- TIS, RSTORY | ton and Soldiers’ Home cars pass door: gentlemen | York, via Rotterdam. ‘Letters must be diretted | rent rates of interest on real estate in the Dis- je5-1m_ S.W. cor. 13th and F st ¥. “Per Amsterdam.” (c)At 10:55 P.M. for SOOT- |. trict of Columbia. E y referred. Apply to E, M. DUGDALE, Broo 3 FITCH, ‘ PG OE UR es Gone ears || Jane Gee Surraest vie Glasgow! PLetitrs must ‘be “diresed Ser | _Jet-tt FOR oo Gat aw. and lighting; a snap at $6,000." OSCAR W. | TIHVATE FAMILY, 1% MILES FROM STATION, | Hthiopia.” (At 10:35 TM. for EUROPE, per Ee WHITE, 1114 F st. nw. Jel9-Bt_ | desires ‘x few boarders: large, cool rooms; nicé | ss, sUnibria, from New York, vie, Queene, eee For “STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK; | Shade; good table; milk and honey; good view; | *PRINTED' MATTER, .ETO.—German. steamers AT LOWEST. RATES OF INTEREST, Cee SAD ESN a belongs to] $55, feet above the sea, Address J.T. PHIL: | sailing from New York’ on Tuesdays take printed ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE..' Orme ite und’ must ‘be sold; Grant’ place near | LIPS, Linden, Va. it*_ | mutter, etc., for GERMANY and specially ad- No delsy in closing transaction. JOtn st. n.w.: no reasonable offer refesed. OS- | HAVING LEASED THE EUBGANT AND SPA- | dressed printed matter, ete., for other parts of THOS. J. FISHER & 00., W. WHITE, 111. Y. jel9-at glous house of Lieutenant Reynolds, North Ta- | EUROPE. aps-tr 1324 F st. p.w. 4 st. koma, Peal a Py mer. rs. Feige: | _ geto-ate take a few bourders for the sum-| The American and White Star steamers sailing JER SMITH. No ma, | on Wednesdays, the German ‘steam Thure | If YOU WANT TO BORROW, LOAN, BOY On ; AMBLER SMITH, North Takoma. | Gag, and the Cunard, French aod German ateumers | SELL real estate, let mo hear from You. I can WAPPI: LOVELY HOME FOR $4,700; NEW; ellar: 8 rooms and bath; Ist floor | poycay. PAS trimmed in California redwood; furnace heat; lot) yinien, ‘Vu. 18x80 to alley: a short walk from the pension » Va A LARGE SHADY YARD; COOL, AIRY | all, coantri vhteh the: : r | 526 isth st. Toomk; pure mountain water; riding aud driving | malign oe OF While they are advertised to curry sailing on Saturdays ‘take printed matter, etc., for | S8¥@ you time and money. J. HAKIN Be $8 to $5 week. “Mra. J. F. GRANT, | MAILS FoR SOUTH AND « GENTRAL AMERICA, HORSES AND VEHICUES. office: could not be duplicated under $5,500. WANTED_BY ALE--A new 3- honse for $5,500; 9] adult boarders; beautiful lo A PRIVATE FAMILY, A Pew | , SUNDAY—(a)At 10:55 P.M. for CENTRAL AMER- it FOR SALE—PRIC un 806 F st. PW | BOARDERS W. $4.200; RENTING FOR $28; minutes’ drive n.w. near City Hall: a fine investment. milk, fruit, ete 806 F st. n.w. A. HURDELTE, Boyd’ above the Potoinac, within easy reach of city by | BORTS, per ss. Advance, from New York, via] Hoar of 1016 th st. n.W. Jel9-tf boat and a few miles drive to R. RK, station; ex- | Colon. | Letters for GUATEMALA must be dl- — - cellent. fate ni necomnmodation. -Addeae Migs | tected “Per Advance. FOR SALE—GOOD HORSE; PRICE $50; OWNER BUENT, Mecouchie Pon ML ite MONDAY—(a)At 3:20 P.M. for JAMAICA, per | has no use for him, Can be seen at MT. VERNON from Boston. (@)At_ 10:08 PM. for BE- | STABLES, 1236 13th et. n.w. Jel9-3t ANTED—BURDETTE COTTAGE; 6 | LIZE, PUERTO. CORTEZ and .GUATEMALA, = = = LISI e from station; plenty sbades fee, stenmier, from New Orleans, eee SOF eae eo ers moderate. Apply Mrs, S. UI % P.M. 'S m ss /RO- td, B. and’ 0. Jeli-st AY 20208, FA. for COSTA RICA, | fh the Districts scarcely sclled. Apply. to TRO- WANTED—FO desiring to p n.w. THAT Is ¥ paid $4,500 2 on account of losing his posi- | mathematics NY-ONLY $11 FOR with siable; on Key at 2016. J. CHL 2204 7 2118 E, ¢ M02 22d, Gr, sta Ite GEO. nts nw, from $ LINKINS, $00 ‘19th st. Sth st nw 1g Sth st nw, 16 Ind av nw, 1319Corcoran ow S14 I st nw, or. 2520 Post nw, i0r. 140, 24 N J av nw, or. 40.60 1009 © st nw, 1028 22d st mw. 17.40.00 411 Sth st aw, 10 N J av nw, eH 1430 Madison ‘s S22 22d st ow, 1034 20th st nw, 3F. ¢ 1535 M nw,ir-13 SH av uw, br, th st nw, ‘6r rphax ct’s 2d st sw, 3r. 8.00 28 Levis st ne, 4F.5.10) 2d f 1743 Le st 2 == + 25.00) only a portion of the prope full Hist call at office fc on the Ist and 13th. THOS. E. Wa Jet5-tu,thécs - FOR RENT—436 Q ST. ; IMPROVEMENTS: house open for, insp-ctlo 6 rooms, halls, Lot path, as; "parking, large yard; ‘ed for two falnilies: rent, $20. WS Lith st nw,10r. st nw, Sr id st nw, Yr. 5G Cost uw, lir i418 1th st nw, 10r. RED FOR THE PRICE; owner | tions; daily instructions; special advantages for a = : ie Ga S10) PRIETOR, Hotel Lawrence, Pa. ave. bet. 13th Etructions; special edvantaces tor | delphia, from ‘New York. —(c)At 10 M CARRIAGE FOR SALE; $137.50, CASH OR Easy CAPE HAITI, & 10 and TU veekly or monthly payments, will buy a stylish and modern languages; board and. a bet : per 8.8, New York. Ja (cost, new, $600). Was owned and used tion, must sell nee. ee) HENRY ELER, Milton | POLES w Xo tor! 5 Fi . ie <. 806 F st i IN VAt 10:55 P.M. a private family, and 4s in first-class condition. 1t SDONE See exe pine Ga eo per steamer, from Phi Pease see carriage at M10 Ist st. nw. tear), FOR SALE_IN A FINE SI FOR GOOD COUNTRY BOARD 3 DAY—()At 6: CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE C0., 602 F st. HILL ONLY MINUTES FRO} DUNBAR, Kidge F. 0. St. Marrs co., Md.; | per gs Themis, from New 3 nw. Jel7-3t CAPITOL jancing, ‘boating, salt Water batling, crabbing | for ADOS direct, an aot — a oRESS 4 SE cisete | Pe nd M cm Ni FOR SALE—2 SURRIES, DAYTON, 2 PHAETONS, PRESSED tec pe per_ week. Jels-6t ee CE AG 4 buggies, 2 traps; nothing in’ reason refused. AND KITCH OT; best fu je" and fruit, spring beds, LAKE VIEW FARM ¢ ty guesix for umn FRIDAY—(c)At_ 10:55 P. for NEWFOUND. | $27 D st! next to MERCHANT'S PARCEL DE- RATIT 1; ic ring t LAND, per 8.8. Corean, from’ Philadel CpG | ee EVR ECO FEA ponyaphacton anal horace SLi nie tae: Atauseinenta oF _youne ped 10:55 P.M. for the LEEWARD and WINDWARD | POR SALB— _FIBLD, D, 1 iy rau ISLANDS, per s.s, Fontabelle, from York. At S. J. MEEKS’, 622 G st. n.w., opp. City P.O. “BEALL PLACE,’ FROSTBUR¢ 3 Letters for GRENADA, TRINIDAD and TOBAGO ‘The nicest Moe of traps, surreys, doctors’ bug- ful summer home; large rooms, bath rooms ‘con- Per Fontabelle.”” gies, no-top road buggies, stanhopes, wagons and venlent; large grounds; all outdoor games; abund- ® ISLA} harness, that cannot duplicated for the price PA iz R. ant shade terms moderate. Mr. RICHARD A YTOWN and quality combined. Give us a call a1 be = BEALL, Frostburg, Md. Jels-dwe York. Letters for COS’ convinced. ays-tt rected “Per Al (eat as GONAIVES, PETIT ACCOMMODATE TW 3; good Accommodation sta., on B. & O. RR; avin, Cine | FOR SALB—4 CAR LOADS NORBY TRAPS. SUR- CHE,” CHIAPAS, TABASCO and) YUCATAN, per | —2-¥:+ clty- pune 8.8. Orlzha, frim New York. Letters for other not fail to us abou It DAVID D. STt Parts of MEXICO n tat be duscted er Orisata | STEAM CARPET CLEANING. (e)At 10:55 P.M. for HAPYI, IANA and = CARUPANO, per 8.8. Prins’ Maurit#, from New| AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING York. Letters for other pirta of VENEZUELA | “ Works and U. S. Mattress and Bedding Co.—Car- FOR SALB_1920 4TH ST. N.W.; 6 ROOMS A} bath. Can be pure ed at a very low price, and upon easy terme. my3-t H. L. RUST, 608 14th st. n.w. FOR SALE—AND EXCHANGE— ‘station. " Address for and for CURACAO, TRINIDAD, “BRITISH and ts and Rugs cleaned, stored and relaid; insur- TUTCH GUIANA rust be rected ‘Per Prins| Ence and toth-proofing free; estiuates fucnlched. Maurits. ;. Address office 507 111th n.w. "Phone 804. Works, SATURDAY —(@)At 12:05 PAT. for ST. PIERRE-| 1065-1067 28 n.w. M. NEWMYER, Mgr. my24-btt porches; bath room; complete HOUSE, Round Hill, V Bevera) first-cla eome iime corner busi 8 properties, including | }AMILY BOAI tD IN ONE OF THE DELIGHTFUL | | Mails for NEWFOL MIQUELON, per steamer, fro) North Sydney. = DASE by iil to Halifax, Sennen ele bord nati at STORAGE. and thence We leveland Park; first cott m : Sunday at 12:05 P.M.,” augy'on Sunday ‘only at Houses from $450 to $50,000. peda <'8 realdene 3 Y n ly = = = Lote in alt pee ath city from $250 up- | LanGb, AIRY Ww 11:85 4.M. (d) GOOD STORAGE AT LOW RATES. ARMY AND ward. cars. Apply FOR SALE—LOTS. Woodlersiene FOR SALE—A NUMBER ¢ all sections of especially Colnmbt: hts, Holimead and’ " Washington Heights: prices all right. OSCAR W, WHITE, 1114 F | _ Star office. DESIRABLE LOTS ID apl6-tf) TP. G. AUKAM, 600 F st. n.w. venient te Chevy Chase and like two people to board for summer; large, cool | P. rooms and dehghtful table. Address Box 95, 7 CON is for MIQUELON, by_rail té Boston, and| NAVY STORAGE ROOMS, 1407 °G st. C. a electric via steamer, close:/Rere ally at’ 3:20] SLOAN & CO., Props. Je10-1m_ to Mrs, EVERARD It. TODD, cor. | P.M. (a) a —— and Tenleytown road. _jel7-3t* | “Malls for CUBA, by rail to FortuTampa, Fia., | TC, PER LOAD FURNITU BOUECED pa alee z goods stored 75c. per load; best location In the NG BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE | and thence’ via. steamers sgiling Mondays aud . ides ioe a anentor wen tr town, would Pears to Havana, clovgshere ‘daily at 3:00] $17 gin wt. ew. ne ANdrees Be Is for MEXICO, overt: it those for PECHE, | CHIAPAS, TABASCO © and Jer7-or* | | ¢ v3t TAN, which wilt be forwarded vin- steamer sail'ng new. me _ te GOOD COUNTRY BOARD; NEW HOUSE AND | from’ New York, -affer the “‘Wedaesday overland, For furnishings; good water, shade and a short drive | close np to the 10:51 P.M.! dosing’ Priday). close ae to the Fauquier White Sulphur; dally mail; house | here dafly at 7:10 A.M (dpe Of all the States and Territor! oe. open July 1, 1807. F, A. BUCHANAN, Opal, Va. TRANSPACIFIG MAILS: 817 4% st. nw. (new Euuity cents a foot; 7 he ed this se Jel7 Mails for CHINA, JAPAN and AWAIT, por as. | delT-tf at WHERE THE MOSQUITO BITETH NOT AND MA- can oe ee oe ol eae rane, close here = — ——= FOR SALE—AT A da ver cometh. Tae ORO UE! N OF GARBAGE. FOP cachrat $1.06; aif hae Where the chicken waxeth fat and the bfick | ,,Mitils for the SOCUBTY ISLANDS, per ship Trople ed dharani de grerier oe nimethigally: Bird. from San Francisco, close here. dally up. to = ¥ adjoluing lot just sold for $1.85 cash. OWN] INN, ‘Leesburg, Va., for illustrated | 6:30 P.M. June 24th. (a) z Commissioner Wight Will Have Re- bo a rs : . je16-1m Mulls for CHINA and JAPAN, per ss. Tacoma, fuse Properly Disposed Of. ‘FOR RENT— us Conn ave. 10th and G sts. oR RENT—1006 M ST. _ Apply to OWNER, 510 6th st FOR SALE—INVESTORS CAN} profitable ficld for idle money up a certain perative peed Particulars, a Vu., is’open for the reception of summer guests. a All'the ccmforts of a country home. Good table, | which Vegetables, milk, frait, ice, &e. Terms modern from Tacoma, close here daily’ up to 6:30 P.M. NEAR BERRYVILLE, CLARKE CO., | June 27. (d) ‘The garbage of the city will be properly M Is for AUSTRALIA (except West Australia. | collected and disposed of this summer or are forwarded via Euroge), HAW. Mise Ke L. MORI, Berry. | HEE ISLANDS, per 5.5. Warrimoo, trom All and Commissioner Wight will know the reason. dre: Fast Claske woaate, Var petenate | sles BaGeY after June 19th, up to 6:30 P.M. | He has started into work out this problem, OUNT FOR RENT—THE PRETTY CONVENI dence 507 © st,; 9 rooms; all m.i.; saloon parlor, diving room, Kitchen, a om first floor; large 50. OWNER, 519 5th st. nw. FOR SALE—HOUSES. F “TION NW well worth of quarter kitchen on mat i laundry in cellar. Inspect 3 ead Manor. H & Hew Groom brick house; near New Jerse axe. mw. CHAKLES W. HANDY, Jei8-2t 610 13th st. nw. FoR SALE—THE THREE-STORY BRICK b Including « corner house Ist oor; on a wide section of the n.w.: near fash uo better house for $000; w dress Mim. Mo M. R., Star office. FoR SALE—A BARGAIN AS AN INV neat. centrally located home: $4,350 each wili buy two S-roum houses on 9th bet. M and N sts. just being feled; equal to new AL eT FL FOX, 920 F st. a. fel SALE—¢ cit i invesime: 4 tine py 3 tent for $32 per m only $2 title pe F offic. it price, FOR SAl RESOLVED PRICE TO PRICE: T AM the folowing. steam beat; Roum 2, 6 AVE., 1445 TO 51, CO- is, 3 white stone houses; 10 rooms cellar; hot water system; finished fn built aay - NCE. L. rand Builder, fe17: Fok Ban luiabia Hel EAT BAKGAIN—MUST BE SOLD Rew Groom | modern ast; large lot; one squa ealy cars; $40 less than cost to build, $2,500; te-ms satisfactory. Address 0! Box 146, Star office. F FOR SALE—-TWO OF THE FINEST DW , ip Columbisn College subdivision, cor. 15th and Binney sts.; 12 rooms each; magnificently finish- ed; will be sold cheap and dn goed term to owner, CHAS. C. DUNCANSOS nw. FOR SALEBY E. C. BAUMGRAS, c 1902) 1410 G st. n&v. HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE MODERN HOMES. Prices too-lgw to be published. Call for list. FOR SALE — $2.650-ON WIDE CONCRETE x rooms, bath and pantry; cabinet mantel: china closets; electric bells mgod gas lgtein concgete ; rear alley front select hood; one square from Md. av near cars and pablic schools: terms made to suit parchagers; Emerson st. ne., bet. E end F, 1th and iéth sts.; inspection’ invited. A Gbu. P. NEWTON, Owner, 802 F st. a.w. ry FoR SALE--ONLY $8,260—] yu IX NB ray 3 rooms, 3 paayy closet; cabi mantel in each oo i ah Sea close t : daily; 1819 to 1329 F st. nc. io ‘unde to suit. Apply GEO. P. NEWTON, Owner, S02 F st. nw. Jjel2-im FOR SALE—HANDSOME jo 1882 K 8T. a5 6 bye ngeenes 2 baths; parlor, dining — tchen water beat; pantries well ‘built $12,000; terms to suit. ms 4 TON, 802 ¥ st. je10-20 POR SALE—JUST COMPLETED—TWO ELEGANT frame Cottages on Richmond st. near the corner of Pigey roud and C?. a3 calle’ catp: 18 abd 16 rounsar bathe, sewer, water home. Easy’ terms. to 4 F st. weet ek als wa 12 iris, ie coe FOR SALE_CHEAP CORNER IN HOLMEAD seers Manor, sui jots averaging a lit- #16 pe hat price at which it is offer- | price JG ERDAY, 1410 G st. n.w.Jel9-8t | _ Springs, RY BOARD ONE MILE Fro | Malla for OBINA and JAPAN, specially eddreseea | 20d is devoting considerable of his time to ‘on 200-acre farm; piano in house; $5 per | only, per s.8. Empress of China, from Vaucouver, | a consideration of the matter. He says r month; children under 10, bali | close here daily up to July 5th, 6:30 P.M. «d) Mr. and Mrs, C. J. ZERKLE, Pauquier | — Mails for HAWAII, EGE os, Avstralia, trom San he does not propose to wait until the sum- fa ALE CE FOR A Bi i ON ITH ST., 100 T.; 17x90; SIDE with delightfu Frederick. As erick, Md. BOARD ONLY $1.10 ASKED. ¥ IN CHAPIN ST. PER FOOT. ye ery co.; dest AS. A. SHIELDS, 1405 F ST. N.W. iutments = — =| _Poolesvijh SUMMBR BOARD IN A H AN BE HAD FOR TH. cue of the most irst-cluss, Addre: Jel6-Iiu* _| Francisco, clove here’ daily up to July 7th, at 6:30 | mer is in full bloom before remedying HEALTHY LOCALITY, | “ “Matis for AUSTRALIA (except those for West | Whatever evils exist. Accordingly, the ul mountain air; oue mile drive from | Australia), NEW ZEALAND, HAWAT!, FIIT and | health cfficer has been making daily tours dress TOBIAS NEWCOMEL, Fred: | Sa MOAN ISLANDS. per 8.8. Moana, from San Fran-|to the twe crematories and reports reg- 416-8" _| cisco, close here daily up :30 P.M. July 17th. SUMMERTAT NO oI een ularly to the Commissioner the result of jattructive residences fu. Montgom- ASE RCH ATI are forwarded to the | his investigations. able rooms; §I srounds; all ap s of sailing ly, and the schedule of closing: = o lags. ss EPO! Box 9, | fs arranged on the presumption of thelr uninter-| When it was demonstrated that the Jel6- ks2we | rupted overland transit. Smith crematory was not disposing of the owing heads, janeous Printing, and the mupilet containing the ill run it as mediate front. Good cooking a specialty. Board, $B er Week, | AIRS. J. EDWARDS, “Tt it. E. Whitman, 1527 O st. n.w. Je15,19&26-; NG RENTED LURAY FEMALI >DROPOSAT| =o ae ae (a) Registered mail closes at 10:00 A.M. same day. 5 PROPOSALS. GRAD VIEW HOUSE, SITUATED AT THE] (1) Registered mail closes at 1:00 A; stne day, | Sarbage in a sanitary manner, the Com- SES i tes! ride from, the station at Harpers ‘Ferry, | (G) Reeiatered mall closes at 0:00 P missioners ordered It to reduce the number POR PRINTING.—OF Mle from the sts pe -| (a) Registered innil closes at €:00 of tons received, and this morning the 4 f This cottage overlooks the Shenandoah valley, S Gow 5 a 2 ae ern with a. hundred acres of pine forest in its inn: | (©) Hexlstered mall closes a4 Tao Date health officer again visited the plant for SS Eee the purpcse of investigating the new ¢r- rangement. He reported that odors were MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. | stir’ perceptible some distance from the <1 , | crematcry. 4 summer boarding house from June | MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST | “Commissioner Wight will this afternson erene , I COLL firs of taxes for tie seal Year 150, 2d, Sept. 10; : e interest on D. C. real estate security. FRANK 'T. | i : Toran cDisue, Wome oeipcopecia anaepeslf area * xieHors,” tniap. van te RAWLINGS, Member Washington Stuck Exchange, | Visit the Brown crematory at the foot of : ‘all other necessary Information | Myrtle Hall, Round Hill, Va. 1505 Pa. av.(Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office). Jel-tt | North Capitol street. will be furnished cpon application at this office. ‘any dnd all bids is hereby | reserved. A ified check for $200 on some bank in the District of Columbia, or a certifi- ve of the collector of tuxes that said amount ¥ da 5, nd \T HOME NEAR NTS; BEAUTIFUL | IF YOU Way hood for young people;” terms LIE STEPHENSON, Orle: WANT TO BORROW MONEY ON YOUR —+—_- otc house and pay loan in monthly installments, or z NORMAL SCHOOL. ‘egetahien: apectally"nice-netghiue | uy a Rouse fa the nicest Toeationa a, ato af ee ing a casi ent a 3c postales call und’ see JOHN: Hl. O'DONNELL, 326 Pa, | Emtertaining Program at the Senior as, Germ epouted with idm, ust accompany | ots a Oe ave. s.e., Capitol Hil my22-tf Class Exercises. each bid us & guarantee that the successful bid- | SUM) MONT, BN ae ~ 7 Ger will enter into contract if his Md should be |“ Va.» one of the mest beiutiful sectiouy of Vir: | MONEY TO LOAN IN LANGE, BLOCKS The senior class of the Colored Normal accepted; but no uew deposit need be made by ginia; abundance of shade. fruit, ice, milk; spring "ALBERT STABLI School held its commencement exercises idders Who bav deposit. with bids for t Beds;' table unexcelled; dancii itor ~ ERT $ ER, c] Wore oLeoMer eae JOHN W. RO: tinugenents. Address D. Je PAVENNER. | _mx20-1m¢ Room 14, Atlantic Building. | at the Magruder School yesterday. There JOHN B. WIGHT, W. M. BLACK, coon y26-waesBm LOANS MADE ON APPROVED COLLATERAL, | were no graduates owing to the inaugura- who Pee Ge MT. EDGECUMEE IS NOW OPEN FOR BOARD. | such as life polictes. stocks, bonds, building 2890: | tion of a two years’ term of Normal School fa ; ers; extensive iawn; pavilion; plenty ice, milk | ciation shares, syndicate certificates, &c. No de- Me eC asitmaton, June 3, 1597, | and excellent water; rooms large and airy; best | lay. YERKES & BAKER, 1110 F st. (take elo- | instruction at the beginning of the school will be received | of references NOON, JUNE TWEN- | T. CONNER, i, terms moderate. Address JOHN vator). my8tf_ | year just closing. The thirty members of Bei Ee ey AEE MONEY LOANED ON WATCHES, JEWELRY, | the senior class entertained their friends npewals must, be om forts furnished by the depactment, placed in sealed en- poe Telopes, indorsed on outside “Propasals for purchase | —4- Mt of Waste f nd addressed M. Kt. THORP, Shiet of Supply Division Jel8-6t PROPOSALS FOR PAVING ALLEY WITH VITRIFIED BLOCKS ON SL of Waste Paper of | _ Jez. wes tt diamonds, sflver ware and other valuables at H. reaus and oitices during | Goon HOARD; PLEAS. OMS: K. FULTON'S Sram: izis | Pleasantly with a pragram of more than Ino plmfvemationties | CoN norte s To eRen are ae Soe ne LOAN OFFICE, 1218 Fa. 27° | ysual merit. The features of it were an White Sulphur’ Springs; $16 per month.” Mrs. HART, Waterloo, Va. Je! HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH A CAPT. | exhibition in Swedish gymnastics, addresses fallst, T can place $75,000 at 6 per ceat. No de- | by Dr. Thomas and Dr. Mayo, reading of oy REPS CAD SER eee ISCae” cor. Baw. |the class history by Miss Rosabelle ap3-tt za : Sprague, the prophecy by Miss Anna Char- MONEY TO LOAN ite, the class poem by Herbert Wilson and IN, SUMS FROM $1,000 UPWARD, Address Mrs. 0. larke co., Va. TY-FIETH, 1807, for pav- shade. between D and’E and 6th | JONES, Pacon ELWOOD COTTAGE OPEN. modations; moderate rates of shade.’ For particulars address Mrs, trong paper on “The History and Pur- PLEASANT ACCOM- . AT LOWEST RATE ‘OF INTEREST, ol ood ON pose of Normal Schools” by Edward Sy- panierand/olenty, REAL ENTATE IN THE DISTRICT. B. 0. HOLTZMAN. BRS nian Springs, Va, Jel2-s,tu&th6t* ‘with vitrified bioc! Hak toe erat | Matt late tone athe eat | are © Skate OBE Bt: yw uy, | Beart Dena Butler, Ollve Contce, Anna oN W HOSS, JOU B. WIGHT, | reduced rates In railroad fare; terms moderate: | _fe27-tf @ BROS, ‘i307 F st, n.w. | Campbell, Sarah Clark, Bertha Cole, Anna M. BLACK, Commissioners, D. Wulte for descriptive catalogue. Address C. H. | MONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST AND SECOND | Charite, Jenetta Garrett, Sadie Gaskins, on a | PEACH GROVE, FREDERICK CO., VA., WITH SMITHEY, Wadesville, mb15 COR. 10TH AND F STS. N.W. The members of the senior class are Annie Howard, Margaret Janifer, Alice SALS TO IMPRO' WANTED—A FEW BOARDERS IN PRIV, STUBBLEFIELD, Lewis, Lillian Moore, Marietta Morgan, —Aitice of the Commiseloners of the District of familly; stone house; abady” yard; 20 HVATE | jazs-tt Merts bldg.. 11th and F ats, | Virginia Quander, Blanche Snowden, Rosa- ive mn station = , two mails dally; trains met | @oNEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS’T0 SUIT, AT LOW. : fice anti 12 | Yongeite atts “Seg, “B'S Yves | Neat rte of dntarent Gu Gh reahiestate. Large ., on Wednesday, the 23d instant, to} Youdoun county, Va., or Dr. W. H. BOLYN, 1001 | ens ® specialty. larke co., Va.jel2-co-1m¢ | “ trusts, life ingurance policies, indorsed notes, etc. <" ATTWE! belle Sprague, Gertrude Tibbs, Elizabeth Toler, Mabel Turner, and Messrs. Harry Ball, William Brooks, Robert Greene, Bur- improve tie small basin of the tidal reservoir} @ yt. nw. Seibciwe rell Jefferson, Charles Minkins, Edward near the southern termipus of 17th street west. noT-tf Syphax, James Richardson and Herbert Full particulars may be obtained from W. X. | “GUILFORD.” ON N. AND W. B.R., NOW OPEN | TO LOAN— Wilson. Stevens, superintendent of the Buthtug Beach. A | for boarders; riding and diving free every day; ON REAL 2 certitied check for §200 on some bank in the Dis-| Jarge, airy house ou farm; best table fare; trict of Columbia, or a certificate of the collector per of taxes that that amount has been deposited with irs. GEO. W. bim, must accompany each proposal as a guaran- ——————— FUNERAL SERVICES. forms ref. exch.; 60 mi. from’ Wash. '. LEE, Stone Bridge, Va. jel4-6t® tee that the bidder will promptly enter into con- | WANTED—2 FAMILIES TO BOARD, CARRING- tract if his proposal should be accepted. The | ton place, Charlton Héights; large rovms; one Fight to reject and all bids or parts of bids | suite Jgt oor; near statin; milk, fruit and ice. 2 TH Mrs. W. G. DAVIS, Berwyn Sta., Md. jel4-6t* pot-tt is hereby reserved. JOHN W. ROSS, JOHN B. Benjamin P. Snyder Laid to Rest This Afternoon. The funeral of Benjamin Pettit Snyder, District’ of ‘Golimblas =” Co™™SIONer Te gee WASHINGTON COLLEGE (ECKINGTON HOTEL), vw toe ee ee eg heat Trust Coopet tie jecearees ‘tls ae aa PROPOSALS TO SELL PUBL.C BCHOOL BUILD-| ful shade; ‘ten ‘acres; chotce rooms; splendid or Rs ete., |2 o'clock from his late residence, Collings- ing Sites.—Office of the Comuntssioners of the | board; reasonable rates. my13-a2t* ‘Any business with we stslatiy confidential, and | worth, Md. His immediate family were Digtrict of Columbia, Washington, June 14, 1801; | THE “INGLESIDE,” RANDOLPH, MD., OPENED | you can get the money the for it. | all present, including his daughter, Mrs. School Building ‘Sites. will be received at this | May i for the reception of guests, pe can be. nl Sod botuwes, bh | Collings, from Hot Springs, Ark., who was Ce ee SS FRANK REPP. | any part pald reduces the lcost dtearrying the | summoned here during the fliness of her to the District of Columbia Sites for Eight: VERY ACCESSIBLD, 00 MI. FROM WASII.; BEAU- REaIRGLON Morr ©o., father, but did not arrive until after his oon Pubile School Build! Each of these sites tiful mt. scenery, vi and water; bi- Evet be of the following dimensions: If-ow the | cycling: @fives, shaded “g ata, epleset feletr 10 Fst. folios, | corner, not less than ninety~ feet front by boat imo y atr- coe ‘bundred and twenty-ave eee deep: at not | cua MAURICE GABTERMAN, Costlenma's Per. op the corner, not leas than cne ry, Va. fee deep The lots suse te lovated at follone: | PAREONTAN HOUSE, PABONIAN SPRINGS, VA— Gre in‘ Bie third east, between the city. in the di between isi | A delightful summer, home; 178 ‘feot in fog Tih ‘streets cart, and. Bact’ Capitol street | fengtty two Erg Eh goats ashore erat ‘The funerel services were conducted by Ee a a es ween Pennsylvania avenue, streets northwest; one in the seventh division, : ey A. ©. VAN DEVANTER, Propr. Risse eorierhcites ated ios | aku east and | LAWN ‘AGE, % MIL FROM STATION, te 84 the collector | “giry rooms; gf taxes that the bidder has deposited one hundred a lars, him, oF check of some| met bank in the District = oa water; piano; 5th fod vathes. Ce $5 to $8 per. week. Guests Tage death. A large number of friends of the deceased were also present, including rep- resentatives from ail the leading banks, in- surance companies and business houses of Je10-3m no; good water; plenty of MAJOR | LOWRY RETIRED | FASTEST YACHT AFLOAT A Popular Marine Officer Seeks Rest From | Ellide Makes a Mile in One Minute and, Active Duty. Thirty-Eight Seconds, His Gallantry Recognized During the the Hudson Near Tarry) N. ¥.—Denert, m of This Service Cloned, Remarkable Craft. Maj. Horatio B. Lowry, quartermaster of | The fastest time on record as having ever the Marire Corps, one of the most widely | been made by a steam yacht was made known and popular officers in the United | yesterday by the Eide, built by Samuel States service, was retired today at his own | Ayres of Nyack, for E. Burgess Warren of request by President McKinley. Major | this city. In her trial trip over a measured Lowry applied for retirement a few days | course of a mile on the Hudson, the Eilide ago, and in indorsing his application Col. | made the distance in 1 minute and 35 sec- Charles Heywood, “commandant of the | onds, according to the timing of Harrison Marine Corps, paid him high compliment. |B. Moore, and 1 minute 8S seconfis, accord- In forwarding the application approved, | ing to Francis P. Magoun. Colonel Heywood wrote as follows: A little while after 2 o'clock the Elide ajor Lowry entered the Marine Corps | left Upper Nyack and started for Tarry- as a second Heutenant, September 17, 1861, | town, where the mile to be run was me Sand ak et ved therein: continously, ured off. She ran over the course the first ‘His service during the war of the rebel- | time at the comparatively slow gait of lon was creditable and distinguished, and | twenty-five miles an hour, carrying fifty he was brevetted a captain for gallant and | pounds of steam. meritorious conduct at the nignt attack on = Fort Sumter, September &, 1563. Astonished the Spectators, “He was appointed quartermaster of the The second time she started at a pace Marine Corps May 4, 1885, and during this z SIGS ee ie astonished the spectators and those zealous efforts, placed the barracks, quar- | 0" board. There was scarcely any percep- ters and other public buildings under his | tible vibration. All the power of her en- charge at the various posts of the“eorps, | gines seemed to be exerted in pushing her which in 1885 were in a very poor state | ahead until th . " of repair, in most excellent condition. chatdc haus Gc ke ae ee “Many ‘changes have been made by him | {Mat it seemed impossible for her to swerve in the system of manufacture of clothing | }u‘ Or @ Straight line. Her speed can only be compared with that of an express train. for the enlisted men, ard the best results | py, “< ¥ “4 are tbe bang OS e water flew by the Ellide at a speed so “He has rarely absented himself from his | Seat that eddies or currents were mot office, except on public duty, and his long | {Prmed as Is usual with high-speed vessels, service of over thirty-five years’ continuous | [Ne water simply passing astern in an wi service entitles him to the rest he desires | broken stream. She left no wake whatever, Sait nosryee™ and did not settle aft in the manner notice in other flyers. Whenever the boat entered A Distinguished Career. a little wave showers of spray dashed over Major Lowry was born in Burlington, Vt. | those in the forward cockpit, but no solid in 1837, and was appointed a second leu- | Water came aboard. tenant In the Marine Corps from Indiana, | ,,2¢f0Te those on board had time to realize the range poles at the end of the mile being commissioned as such September 17, | were approached. The engineer mistook a 1861, and as first lieutenant November 26, | signal given by the pilot toward the end of 1861. He was stationed at the barracks ir: | the Tun, and costes pret sedate Se wks ange a vo afterwar fe yacht flew past this city and at Portsmouth, N. H.. until | the range and time mas called The ont he was attached to the Marine Battalion at = a * Port Royal, 8. C., in 1862. He was on the | °Ve" which the craft made this phenomenal steam frigate Wabash, the flagship of the | 5o"4,u8s been surveyed and sworn to by South Atlantic squadron, in 1862 and 1863, | Wo" Carpenter. an expert ih the cmpler and commanded 100 marines and a similar } Y-y7, Ganpenter, ¥ “me force of sailors serving ashore on Morris | Sacnt Sarphine ene OWNET OF the noted Island, and directed the placing of the ast heavy guns in battery, to be used against Designed by C.D. Moshe: Fort Sumter. He commanded the marines The Ellide, as well as all her mac of the United States ships James Adger, | y, GAaan ean neni 5 ty Keystone State, Albatross and Alabama] y™\Cculsned and co: spree a which were organized as a battalion upon | D- Mosher, who personally superintended special duty off Georgetown, S. C., and | €Very detail of the boat's comstruction. At neighboring waters, and gallantly engaged | the time of her greatest speed in the t the confederates near Blake's plantation in | her boilers were under a pressure of 25 1862. In 1863 he was brevetted captain for | pounds of steam, and her prop. gallant and meritorious services in the | ¢50 revolutions a minute night attack upon Fort Sumter, made by | jary engines were tre inery, les, ler made while the auxil- cling much faster. the marines and sailors September 8, i863. | “The yacht is eighty feet lorg, eiht fect Since the war he has had a varied assign-| four inches beam, and has a draught of ment of duty, all of which he performed | three feet six inches. She is of composite with consummate ability. He was ordered | construction, the planking being of double to marine headquarters as acting quarter- | skin mahogan All her fastenings are master in I8N1, and in May, 1885, was ap-| composed of Tobin bronze bolis. Her pointed quartcrmaster, with the rank of | frames and scantlings are entirely of steel, major, and has since been on duty at the | there being no aluminum used about the marine headquarters in this city. entire boat. She is subdivided by five steel During the entire length of his service | bulkheads into water tight compartments, Major Lowry was never off duty on wait- | and is also supplied with a number of cop: ing orders and had only nine months’ leave | per air tanks, so that, In ease she should of absence and six weeks’ sick leave dur- | become filled with water, she would still ing that period. He is a man of attractive | float. The forward deck is thirteen feet personality and numbers his friends in | lerg, abaft of which ix the forward cock- legions. He lives at Rockville, Md., with | pit, thirteen feet long, and fitted with rmirg family. Major Lowry will be | Steering wheel, compass pinnacle, voice succeeded as quartermaster of the Marine | tubes and annunciators. It is also fitted Corps by Capt. Richard Collum. with seats on either side, with drawers and 5 lockers underneath. Next abaft, on the port CLASS DAY EXERCISES. side, is a large ice chest and china closet, fitted with plate glass windows, while on the starboard side is a toilet room. Program Presented Last Evening by 2 Central High School Graduates. Machinery in Use. The class day exercises of the class of "91, | |Next abaft comes the machinery space, Central High School, in the school assem- | This is fitted with a Mosher patent quad- bly hall last evening, were both interest- | Tuple expansion engine, having cylinders ing and pleasing. The program opened | Mine inches, thirteen inches, eighteen inch- with music by the High School Orchestra— |S 2nd twenty-four inches by ten-inch Messrs. Young, Alden, Grasty, Everman, | ®troke. All workmanship and material Eberbach, Harvey and Barringer—in sever- | Used in its construction are of the highest al good selections, succeeding which Dr. | “All the rect dink malts ot uuceawne Lane, director of the high schools, delivered | are bored out hollow.» nd all the st pel an address of welcome to those present and | vsed in its construction is oll tempered. gave some very good advice to the gradu-| The engines are supplied with all the ates, finishing up by telling them that self- —e fittings in accordance with the most knowledge, self-respect and self-denial lead | The ‘main propelling veins (Akide from to sovereign power. Miss Kupfer's piano | jn} pelling engines, there is an inboard surfedm condenser; also six spe- solo was well rendered and was greeted | cially decien en ie ‘ sows uae ly designed engines for running the The feature of the evening was the class | fe" Phe peice ier the Meche Pump, history, by Mr. Eugene B. Wilkins, who | fy: 3 : ny entertained the audience by detailing the | JY Consists ‘of two nto a brass: most pronounced traits of character of the | over two water drame and conmecton tat graduates, and the happenings, both seri-| gether by a great number of solid civawa ovs and comic, which had occurred to the | Steel tubes, so arraneel that the eaece gue class in its four years of Higa School Ife. | twice the length of the bolle: gaone. Re Mr. Wilkins was followed by Miss Crook. | {thes before Paredes yttcend who rendered an excellent violin solo. Miss | {#Pe# before entering the stack, thus prac- Smith’s class poem was one of the best | Ucally absorbing all the heat from the productions of the evening. It was not too | Bea incomoustion, | The boller is sub- serlous, yet serious enough to let every ono | that in case a tube chould, Ghee a 8 krow that the feelings of a classmate after | Uther section ‘the bout mud Sie out in four years of associaticn are not altogeth- | © eciabinine Gendlign Ter Mtoe. er joyous with the prespects of parting | P¥.,{he remaining section, or | half—bo with so many friends, perhaps forever. Ol ciate Ee me ee ee Class prophecies are always a source of | $rij",pJ°Ctors for bumping out the bile, amusement, and the ones last night proved | 24, the bumping auachinery ts arrang od to be no exception. Miss Dean told of the | hor well, tanks, Kes COmpartinents, future of the members of section A, Mr, | Ot Well, tanks, &c. Piatt referred _to the future of B's mem- Dining Room Abnaft. bers, and Mr. Gannet and Miss Kennedy did | Next abaft the machinery space comes a rae for members of C and D, respect- | iarge dining room eighteen feet long, pro- Maj. J. Noble Hoover, the class presi-| Vided with seats all around, with draw dent, delivered an address, which was full | underneath, and a large extension table of good advice and well delivered. Major | at the forward end, also a pantry and suit- Hoover finished by announcing that re- ~ ec eka = Se tne. ‘draw. | 2ble buffets, lockers, &c. Next abaft comes ing room; consequently his speech was re- | the afterdeck, 12% feet long, with a bronze Geivediwitliiivenendous leporsune: railing extending around it, and all “he The exercises were well attended and | Usual deck fittings. The Ellide also carri every one present had a delightful time. | @ 13-foot boat on davits. All the deck fit- Special credit is due the committees which | tings, including the stack, railings, had the affair in charge, and which are as | 8T€ Of polished bronze. The boat has a follows: permanent wooden awning, with glass wi Reception—Howard C. Hoge, chairman; | dows, running the full length of the boat Mr. Bogan, Mr. Platt, Mr. Daniel, Miss | @Md inclosing the forward and after com- Warner, Miss Clark, Miss Emmeret and | Partments and the machinery space. The Miss Kennedy. Refreshments—Miss Barnes, | Windows at the forward end are fitted with chairman; Miss Wingfield and Mr. Morris. | bent glass, and are arranged to slide. Program—Miss Wingfield, chairman; Miss Sareea Smith and Mr. Ray. ”Decoration—Miss Tucker, chairman; Mr. Edmonds and Mr. Cady. "Invitations—Mr. Morris, chairman; Miss Herman and Miss Fenten. === HUCKSTERS AND THEIR WARES. BICYCLE SQUAD. One of the Officers Has Charges Pre- ferred Against Him. Scores of wheelmen who have five or ten dollars’ worth of ili-will toward the mem- bers of the bicycle squad will probably be glad to hear that Policeman Duvall, a member of the squad, is to be hauled up before the trial board because he offended Hope Darneille, the District paymaster. The alleged offense was committed during a discussion growing out of the arrest of Joseph Darneille, the paymaster’s brother, for alleged scorching. Joseph Darneille ts an inspector in the employ of the Poto- mao Electric Tight Company, and his ar- rest was made while he was on a tour of inspection. When the case reached the Police Court it was nolle prossed. Then he was not satisfied, but wanted to prefer charges against the officer, and he now Commissioners Striving to Frame a Proper Regulation. The Commissioners are still puzzling themselves over a proper police regulation which will permit hucksters to cry their wares and not annoy the citizens. This matter was called to the attention of the Commissioners several days 2go by a dele- gation of hucksters, who complained be- cause they had been arrested under an old ordinance. At the time the Commissioners were impressed with the arguments they advanced in favor of crying their wares and took the matter under consideration fer the purpuse cf agreeing up2n some regulation which would remedy the evil. Up to this time nothing substantial has been considered. It has been suggested, as a way out of the difficulty, to adopt a sign system sim- ilar to that in vogue in other cities, where- of these charges against the has re- ne the bicycle policemen, in ‘order. that the thetr identity may be known. Some vic- DUTY ON WRAPPER TOBACCO. The Finance Committee Agree on Some $1.75 a Pound. ‘The controversy over the rate of duty on wrapper tobacco, which has been in prog- Tess ever since the tariff bill was taken up in the Senate, was settled yesterday so far |-