Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1898, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1898-14 PAGES. 13 _ RAILROADS. EDUCATIONAL. WINTER RESORTS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. DOGS IN HARNESS ANACOSTIA HAPPENINGS, —._| TO ENLARGE YELLOWSTONE PARK. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. IN WASHINGTON. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SLIGHTLY USED UPRIGHT, Funeral Held—Golden Cross Visitation = — A Bill Sent to Congress by the See. STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B STREETS. Painti Se i r —Electa Chapter Reception. retary of the Interior. M. week days EITISBURG EXPRESS.— a ng Lessons. WV 5 How the Belgians Arrange Their Qanine | Th* funcral of Miss Minnie Bender, who] The Secretary of the Interior has trane- na Dinis % sburg to. neo Oil, pastel and ee kinds painting lessons: THE ISLES ORTH. q Cash. died Monday evening at her home in Oxon | mitted to Congress a draft of a bill to ex- man Sleeping ‘Dining: Seoeiag and Obacrvatin | 276, kiven. ‘Serme, $y for six lessons. 631 E. DIRECTLY ON THE REACH. ae Harness. Hill, Mé., after a long Miness, was held | terd the limits of the Yellowstone National SS Einietgn.Cincinnat, a | ee Se me sot ee eres meee yesterday afternoon from St. Barnabas’ | Park. spolis, is, Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet ‘SCHOOL appointment. : “ex Prot 5 c . The bill has the effect of addi ° Parlor Cat to Harrisburg. P. . : ’ estant Episcopal Church. Rev. Mr. i e effect of adding to the i AM Past LINE® Pullman Buffet Parlor aris “or rencn, ee ee rth thls, constant EO oy 20d coms | Bow-Wow Teams That Cam Road Ten | Kerfoot, the rector, conducted the services, | Yellowstone Park certain areas iecated s cee ee en een par 734 11TH ST. N.W. =. that make fp bargains. Th SSS Ty ee The pallbearers were Mersrs. McNey,| Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. The as- 0 Pat “CHICAGO AND sr. LOUIS EXPRESS, | ,,AbUh conversation; ‘no. grammar: infallible Seaside House, rail 3 egare tages N a Kelly, Richard Dement and Harry Dement. | €Tesate aree added is estimated at Siceping “ands” pRvgatington “to St. Lovle, sic | verbs, as well as to think in Preach. Statistical ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 5 Pretty Good Load. Miss Bender was the daughter of Mrs. | Sauare miles. —— is _ Cal " proof. Classes We Pennsylvania avenue,: ocean front. The Piano Exchange, Whilemina Bender and the late Fritz Ben-| The present area of the park is 3.212 20 FM. N EXPRESS.—Pul 2 2 ee tee ‘ a a ws the ti he bec: Square miies, and the effect of the additions ing Car to Pitisbarg, Chieago and Harrisburg to Refurnished hout. Elevators. Hot salt fe8-200 ‘"- 913 PENNA. AVE. ler, and was, up to the time she ame ' Jeveland. Dining Car fo Chicago, .s.—pun. | SPANISH—LESSONS, TRANSLATIONS, CORREC: | baths. Hoome en suite; baths attached. Sun EET, Bom the ORISOOR ill, an employe of the bureau of engraving | Would be to almost double its present arca SOUTHWESTERN | EXPRESS Pani | tons—by a native professor of long experienc ie a 3 ‘CHARLES EVANS. The Society for the Prevention of Cru-j and printing. She was a sister of Mrs.| The additions are made necessary, ac man Sleeping Cars Washington to Pittsburg popular class, 3 lessons a week, for $4 a month. oat : = tm r ity to Animals in E ities believ cording to the revort of Colonel Young, Harrisburg to St. Louis and Cincinnati. Dining | C2} about 1 or 6 p.m. PROFESSOR, 522 6th HOTEL TRAYMORE, i elty to Animals in European cities leves | James Feddon of Anacostia. the acting superintendent of the park, f the preservation of game wintering in new sections, The addition at the r. - 10:40 P.M. PACIFIC EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleep- | 8% 2-¥ sere eae OS, Ts ing Caz to Pittabn OKELEY SCHOOL. Homeltke anf cheerful, ‘Hates’ the very lowest 50 AM. for Kans, Canandaigua, Rochester and h io y that dogs should not be used to drag carts. | Anacostia Commandery, No. 423, United Pi ano,: $205 But in Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and | Onder of the Golden Cross, received a visit 9 f comnlatent. with: frat cite: service. the Netherlands dogs are used more and | jast evening at Masonic Hall from the off.| West corner of the proment park isa marcy oon fra and Renovo daily, excent | neqmtpindice and ttle children. 1750 Madison tt 9-156t D. 8. WHITE, Jr., Owner and Prop'r._ —a bargain worth hurrying for. Regular | ™0Te every year as beasts of burden, and | cers of the Grand Commandery of the Dis-| {Tact covered with forests. It is here the Sunday. For Williamsport daily, 3:40 P.M. = an = ATLANTIC CITY $300 Instrument—but on account of its | for some uses they are well adapted to the | trict. There was an unusally large attend- | Moose range in summer and fall easy prey 20 TM. for Willa . Rochester, Erie, Baf- | 33 RAIN, OUR SCHOOL IS OPEN DAY Baving hal a Hittle umge were mate | neete np ¢ ance of the members of Anacostia Com-| to the poachers. The addition in Montana falo aut Niagara Fails daily, except Saturday, | and EV'G. TRIAL LESSON FREE. Specialty Winter and Spring Resort by the Sea. i's abort Ser Goomene aaa needs of farmers ang small tradesmen. In'| mute, of the membe from the various com-| is the favorite wintering ground of cik and wi Sieeptns ‘Car ‘Woshings nm to Buffalo. aeien ———- Ces EAL = f- F. Droop & Sons 925 Pa. ‘Ave Belgium they are used to deliver milk, and |manderies of Washington. Grand Com- | antelope, and this condition, Colonel Youn falo ad’ Niagara Falls daily. Pullman Sleeping | perlenced teachers, LAWRENCE &¢ HOTEL BRIGHTON, Be erry haat Olee cad etn en? | also. by <the ‘grocer, the beker an@ the] eee Flegenbaum was in charge of the | S4¥S. has been for many yeaws and stilts Car Washingten to Rochester Saturdays only loth nw. Children’s recital, Feb. $a31-6t* St Bt se ce et ane chanced butcher; in the surrounding districts they | ceremonies. The usual speechmaking was | the renlezvous for the most daring azl suc- FOE PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND THE — Open .Throughout the Year. ‘Everything in the Music Line. Sentinel and, instead, the degree | Cessful poachers on the elk and buft J. Theophiil, oranist or : 5 are used by the farmer to bring his pro- | dispe agg op Aineea eae GEn the wath. -tiaen . jenterm 4:00 P.M. “CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED,” daily. | * Pp meat, Joum's Church. F. W. Hemsley & Son The Great Reputation Suce:tovmarket. The police regulations are | fon or woekden oe tee tenn | boundaries suspen es is 7 a te PIANO, ORGAN, HARMONY, BTC. | | ats tes sat ’ ENJOYED BY THE very much better than formerly, and now | motion of Mrs. Walson, the thanks of An. {ig of about te ros valley of ry amd 1: . ms i a ae = oRGaR oe anne 3 Estey Organ ne is dee elarsctgd to overload the carts | acostia Serer i ae Ee de- pear = aban cme : = : emai ‘ = 3 : : result of accident, Imt r ag dogs, cr almost impossibie to | Tee staff for its work. The grand com young or advanced, by a competent visiting gov- Te Dot te come of INGRENE Mun meee | OG tt because of the police regulati mander announced the next visitation as} Stone on the nerth line to prevent the elk erness who rus experience in teaching the G d Ch 5 pol egulations. | -heduled for St. John’s Commandery. Sat- | 2nd antelope from érifting outside the park glleh"uranches. including algebra and ‘geomet HADD A a A Gran orus When one dog is used to a cart the cart is | tracy cceninge boundaries during storms. would ren: pas good references. Address Misa T., Star office. OF MORE THAN ATR ae Gogs | A promenade reception was given in Ma-| thorough protection against poachers pos- Private Tuition oN TH® BEACH. 300,000 Purchasers essed to a two or four-whecled cart. ‘The | S2MC Hall last evening under the auspices | Plc. The full text of the bill is as follows: o Sing its praises, and these are backed up by leading | muzzle which abroad the dog is compelled | prastern Star. a the chapters of the Dis-|lowstone National Park be and hereby is Boys prepared for best colleges. For eircu: ATLANTIC -CIRY, N. J. ORGANISTS AND MUSICIANS to wear at all times is used as a bridle, - d Worthy | @Xtended to include all lands within the larg address Dr. S. W. Murphy,A.M., 927 Mi n.w. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. All over the civilized world. The rest of the harness is a breast collar, | Wict Sent representatives. Grand Worthy Matro Handy and Past Grand Matron | f¢llowing limits: ‘Commencing at the north- 5 which has Tesees of toni or of imather, S| mance were among the VaMiore. Miste wen |S0ut Camel’ OF Cia’ present baate of the SOLD IN BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. | Dack-pand and a girth.- The two-wheeled | turnished by Prof. Lusby's orchestra. | Park, 1. ¢., at the intersection of a parallel sianeaiiak Sig ok or? Nee wl td Grer Hyabout four feet high, and weighs | Sapper was served by the ladies of Elects | Of latitude drawn through the mouth, of Sand 's & Sta Walch euabio the tee it has hanakes, | Chapter. Among those present in the dane- | Gardiner river with a meridian drawn ten a e it. The "2 mil f the easte: a tor: Pade nders stayman, dogs are hitched to an iron bracket be. | 12S ball were Mr. and Mrs. McKeldon, Dr. | miles east of the eastern portion of Yel Agent 5 Miss Annie | lowstone Jake; then south along this ee a neath the cart. This is the kind of cart Ste- | meridian to the parallel of latitude of 44° vens, 5 50’; thence east along this parallel twenty- MRS. M. 'S KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL. <Spring session begins February 1, 1898. Freneh and German taught. Children called for. 1918 Sunderland pla ja21-1m Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar _M. | Correctly ta t by Miss G. E. Buckingham, at rs Steato, 1022 oth st’ nw of at Tesldcnce' of pupil] Write for booklet. 13 N. CHARLES ©. DaphiwoRe used when one dog is used. The four- Atlantic Coast Line—‘Florida Special,” for Jack- | _ ja18-1m* PERCY S. FOSTEk, wheeled cart, which is usually drawn by GOLF LINKS. In course of preparation. ‘The purest of water from our own artesian weli, 840 feet deep, used for all purposes turoughout the sonville, St. Augustine and ‘Tampa, 6:2) P.M. | 2 Gisat puacony | 27 2on.25 LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. | sanager Washington Ware Rooms. $a31-3m four dogs harnessed abreast, weighs less ee Fae Tolson, iss Mannie a onechalf niles: thence due south Ktlancle Coat Else, 430 VS 3.40 Bt. aatie SH THA Poser iNbivyipt se The S h is alunos used by one dog, because one dog | Lieut.’ F. F. McCathran and Mrs. McCath. vest to the east line of range 110 west e - TNS TRUCTION je carboroug! e Rstadlished 1842, is always helped by a man or woman. It Mrs. Cecilia Tentr Mr. and Mrs, | South along this range line to the southeas: ead eal 5-B. week Atta | “with our short methods. ‘Teacher practical Beach front. Maryland ave. Z Souts Uttle to feed the dogs, and that is | Adviphus Gude, Mr and Mie. Charles J, |Cormer of township 45 north, renee ban noes 3 "Accommedation for Quantico’ | Writer of long experience. CENTRAL BUSI- Reopens February 5. one reason why they are so popular with aca; Mes Tamwin: atten Keats ievarter: mae: | tb0wOe DMbE Sb EE cinket oF te Been range: S45 AM. daily and $:35 Pt week dase. @ | _NESS SCHOOL, 9431 st. n-w. deis-2m spectEtGTaters atenm™ Beats sun, parlor. small dealers. The harness is often made | Jitecs’ Mri Me ond Aire toxic Rerthwank ghenk the coast of toe E ECTIONS. ial spring rates. fe’ for illustra: = : . Mr. é ‘ c e i For Atlantic Oty (ela ‘Delaware iver Bldgs ivy Business College, | ret ‘and terms,” “ALFRED WYMAN. yasetat é and Belgium, ts pruciean eee Gmith, Mr. and Mrs. Relplinger, Miss Wil.) Teton ranks to tts intersection with the all-rail route), PM. daily; via Market S.°W. COR. STH AND K STS, NW. as draught anim a iams, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Campbell, Mr. : of c ve: Strget Wharf. 1100 A. None better; $25 a year; day or night session. HOTEL DENNIS, D Switzerland doge are can it euiyiaiten wee Nps peg oe rte in ey | eninge peyeige ymin adage For Cape. May, 11:00 A.M. Z M. Jei3-3m g ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Directly on the ocean. of the villages, and for very f Se esata ge age cnintraee rk ware broe . align Correct accent and copious vocabulary All modern improvements, Complete in every travel aurposes. | ‘Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs.| Park us at present constituted In Belgium the dogs will travel a distance i north to the abov of thirty-four miles in three hours. ‘Tats | Luckett. Mr. Joseph” King, Biss Alice 2 nam the svest sun or, aE hur Tew. Miss Flora | corner, and along the west line very-much faster than the Eskimo dogs | S7cch aro tigtt Crosion Miae aote ban | to its intersection arith the © faites nComplish, for they travel but 35] Samuel Frazier, Mr. 3. B’ Redd, Mr, Jo.| Vide, which is the boundary TUNING, MOVING AND SHIPPING WILL RE. | 7ycs IN @ day. That is their utmost limit. | Soph Miller Mr: Henry E Stowe Mr Chit. | aud. Montana: thence northwestward fal SPOu Ge MOvING AND iat These draught Goes begin Working when | ford Smith, Miss Mary Appich, Mr.” Wat- this, stete boundary to the point ys , and uit "i any e1 ol] t is intersected by t i Epa - they are nine years old they are consid- | Te" Tolson and many others. Mr. Samuel c er red by the line separat ran - i Gall; fro dise Ct m= Stieff Piano Wareroomns | ered at their prime, ‘although dogs have re | =: Shields wan chairman of the committee |!M€ Gallatin from Madison county, Mon thence north along this county bound- Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G streets, | assured those who take up a0y and at the station, Sixth and B streets, where rs peers be left’ for the checking of baggage Forei mn | an lo destination from hotels and residences. J. B. HUTCH J. R. Woop. General Manager. General Passenger Agent. 3 i. " Hi i Seanwatee bation iS leas meiect eatin | Withek a tfral’ for tone! toncNNgee ueabQlty UADE | ice, via Penna. R.R. and Phila. and Reading | Remember, you are dealing dtrectly with the E.R. from all points. "Artesian well on premises. | manufacturer. Native professors. Private or class lessons day apacity, 450. Write for new illustrate let. or evening. Interested persons invited to in jaz2-52t JOS. H. BORTON. gate. Prof. Von Mumm, Owner and Principal ee rr BERLITZ 232 St. Schedule in effect January 17, 1898. aul2-6m,12 tained their strength to do their full stint | Charee. ary line to a point due west of the north: All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania pas- =a Charles s2i Eleventh St. N.W. near F, | of work until they are attest Benne nt See West corner 0! the “Yellowstone National Page Fag st 9 C. CONLIFF., Tia present police regulations, which look care- MISS LENOIR : Park as at present established; thence cast A Daily —Local for Danville, Charlotte In the city. Atlantic Cit: N.J. J.C. 5 Mager. | tully after the treatment of dogs, they place of beginning. oe epee ag tr meng or ee : Ys Node Ja8-288 : were very cruelly abused. Perhaps scme| Funeral of the Young Woman Who . ond at Lynekburg with the Norfolk and o4o Open all the year. = STS SS === 2 sla esa cat eauins story Committed rtepa : daily. 3 a ich shows Kat enoir, who . ps 15 AM Datly.—THE UNITED STATES FAST ypewriting. Finest hotel on the coast. ATTORNEYS. the wonderful intelligence of these dogs, | Te funeral of Miss Kate Leno men in public life are as much (AIL. Carries Pullman Buffet Sleepers, New Yo ¢ rea e New Yors 1 early Sun parlor, 200 feet long, overlooking ocean | CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, | 274 also how cruelly they sometimes have | ©ded her life in a New York hotel earls nd Washington to Jacksonville, uniting at Salis- | Experts. Refs.. reporters Hovse Reps. and eS Sud techn copeemenes Webster Law building, 505 D st. n.w., Washing: | been used. To us there is something very | Monday morning by inhaling gas, took sought as Webster Davis, the assistant cry with Pullman Sleeper tor Asheville and ilot | The DRILLERY. 504 lth == secretary of the interior. From all over Bprings. X. C.: Knoxville and Chattanooga, ‘Ten STU a Ta ES Wacuaml enum iasticn Guiae New York ave and Sth et. ote ene ee | Onis tral im using dogs to draw wagons. | place from the home of her relatives, No. | (10 ¢. mary come invitations to him to S Ch TAR. LIN AND BANJ 1G IN steam- . New York ave an st. D.w. nel ie. other day er § i Bo’ cs ~ “ = pa a es ee et mea ae Sa ere etd es or | Beenie 0s etiedt lava: Get cont cans oe | ee SOO = y er day the writer saw a big | 235 6th street southeast, at 3 o'clock this St. Bernard harn . : speak at political meetings and banquets. connecting at Atlanta for Birmingham ‘Terms reasonable. C. L. NEVINS. | and salt water in all baths. Rooms en’ suite; harnessed by a rope harness to : Plativ: a few friends of a small express wagon, and it see afternoon. Relatives and a As an orator he has few equals, and al- er Eetinetea anh sNaterat Beitee : MOR WS : =| takes Sater UGhes Ste an eae Ser Serres cruel. The dog looked s0 ashamed ‘and so | the young woman followed the body to ite though he is not as well known in the train “Washington to New Orleans | PRIVATE LESSONS SES EN-| etc." Cuisine unsurpassed by any hotel in the W.R Speare. distressed, and yet he pulled so faithfully | last resting place in Glenwood cemetery. | Lact ss be is west of the Mississippi, his nge, Sunset Personally Conducted Tox rion ais country. Ena oe eee TV e BX. i) Se = ee = Wagon | According to a story in New York papers] fame is rapidly spreading. Within’ the arsion Through Sleeper on this train every a8 anced. Ex MES B. REILLY, ‘ up to his chin. ; 3 asia ‘ e ya Becretary an declined day and Saturday to San Francisco without a sae Ja21-26t,28 Owner and Propriewr. | Undertaker & Embalmer, evidently considered himself out Sahed —————— ee peer owg er lie Cc peaaesmce Loral for Front Royal, Strasburg ana | National Capitol bythe tees ARLINGTON HOTEL, SEA END MICHIG. ¥ 940 F Street Northwest. but this is not true of the dogs in Belgium | "ir Sunday night, and who had been | ‘rh Republican Club, Baltimore, to de- daily, except g 822 Connecticut ave. uw.” (oa ft from Boardwalk). | Open every day in the | Everything strictly first-class and on the most and the Netherlands, for their ancestors | known as “Doe,” was Doctor Hans Tres- | iver addicas on Limca an February 12; oe Day Potion! a EW YORK SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Intermediate and Aca- meraicr® foeeh: Sones oe appoint- reasonable termes Telepbove: call 840.. _tau-tr_ | for generations have been beasts of pur- | kow. It was stated that there had been a beard of directors of the K | demi Ds ever s8es. den, and they are trai; e AND FLORIDA LIMITED. Composed of Pullman's | °° Se for booklet. y ned from the time . Terms, $3 eae SES E they have atta “ ¢ | quarrel in the room between him and the | can Republican Club, to deliver « Jstest Drawing Hoom. Compartment, ‘Obeervatig : eee ead Mastet: | _$2.00 per day. H.W. PUREH, Gund OF SIS SRE et CANE re es eae are ‘broke: | ¥oung woman shortly before he left, and in Columbus, Ohio, ary and Dining Cars, for Jacksonville am 5S E L GRADES HESTE! i, i = “ ~" % <j _ | ship a pers . and Drawing’ oom Car for August ck. attractive: good pronunciation. 20 or oe pe en Dissimilnrity. of Arms Uned by the | !"to harness in other countries. £0 loud was the language used that occu | eee ee ee kes uth Daly Le eRe eaeet: g@spetienced | steam heat; sun parlor. Opeu all the year. Army and Navy. ++ —______ pants of other rooms were disturbed. commencement day, June 23 (Methodist 1 = MME307 D at.n.w. | jatg-78t.4 D_KNAUER. |’ 91, consideration of the naval appropria-| "°YALTY SELLS FoR A soa. Dr. Treskow has, it is said, an elaborate | stitution, enrolling ‘MK students); board of —— The Shelburne Tas DIL eSa IS eneca miteeoee office in the house of Mrs. Tryon, at No. | directors of the Michigan Club, Detroit, to WashingtonHeights School 5 1 Two Mummy Kings and a Queen | 141 West 34th street, and also a dispensary | respond a o a toast at annual quet. Feb- Directly on the beach. Open throughout the | framing it has drawn attention to the dis- 5 7 “ b thr Bring Only 375. and drug store at No. 407 6th avenue, New | ruary 22; Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly, Boarding eee Gees ae st. D.w. entire year. J. D. SOUTHWICK, Manager. | similarity of arms used by the army and] A dispatch from Lond. es York. He had known Miss Lenoir for a] Ottawa, Kan., to deliver address on occa- Miss FRANCES MARTIN. Stpo peach ane ipal. | _sed-d.tf . ondon wvosterday says: | iong time. When she lived at the house of | sion of G. A. R. day, June 18; Merchants ith conection for Aiken. and Ne Sika a. STeRRETT. “8 Princlal, Miss | Taig PENNHURST—OCEAN END OF MICHIGAN | ‘he navy, and Representative Hilborn of The authentic remains of Ptolemy II, King | Mrs, Dr. McCleary he c upon her fre-| and Manufacturers’ Association, Balti- via Birmingham, New York to 3 a Sree Litet heed Voc haere one © | California, “a Sember of the committee, | of Wgypt; Antiochas Seter, King of Syria, | quently, and, after ehe went io the Sturte-| more, at its annual banquet tonight: Lin- Washineton to Aton Sathana! | Olney School, GaScoum ans, | _jeas-te “Ter Send for Mustrated Wott mop, | feels that stems should be taken to bring | and Alpina, Queen of Babylon, came under | vant House he was a frequent visitor there. | coln Club, Kalamazoo, Mich., to make ad- to Montgomery. Boarding and day school for girls. Pritaty, 7 : = about uniformity In the arms of the vari- | the hammer in a Covent Garden sales room | t is stated that the doctor has only a few | dress February 12; New Ei aed peraeeted AND OHIO DIVI-}| academi- and collegiate course: SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. ous branches of the government service. | today. patients to call at his elaborate and Alumni of Beta Theta Pi, at annual Miss Virginia Mason Dorsey, Miss Laura Lee Dorse; office, while in his room on 6th av : | reunion, in Boston February 25; the Alger Coes a fairly good business. Republican Club, Detroit, to deliver ad- The doctor is a married man, but some | dress at annual banquet, and citizens of time ago he separated from his wife,“and | Colundia, Mo., to deliver an address in the latter is living in Harlem. State University Chapel on sound currency Mr. Hilborn poijts gut that at present the army gun is the Krag-Jorgensen of 30- caliber, while the navy uses the Lee gun of 23 caliber. In case $f an emergency there Tse SANDERSON'S HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS, MD.— piers Gully? cecegt Guaiey see fn — Principals. rge rooms; modern conveniences; abundant ta- m. daily for Herndon.’ Re- | MISS BALCH’S CIVIL CE INSTITUTE AND | ble; boating, bathing. dshin per week u rive at Washington $:26 a.m. and 3:00) Business College, 13!1 lth st. n.w.—Typewrit-| ward. W. 8. NDERSON, Prop., forsiterly Con- from Round Hill, 7: ex- |] ing. bookkeep'ng'and stenography taught by best Washington. Je29-tt ‘rom Herndon, 8:34 teachers Pupils instructed by correspondence. rE. The royal party were inclosed in a three- Paristioned glass-fronted case. They looked som2what battered after 3,000 years’ retire- ment, but Ptolemy, whose Physique was greasional Hotel aaa ieovahe When Detective Regal of the Sturtevant | in reply to address of W. J. Bryan on bi- all _ | _selett eee AEous: nae we be meen anee beetle oe could fut Lecce nat Complete. Antiochus was | ound came to Dr. MeCleary's moneatoomn | Doha : ne, Sion Ces sgh a WASHINGTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL Gass TAREWOOD, NEW JIRSEY. ply of ammuni Pe pee branch could not | perforated with small holes, and his right | last’ Monday morning. ana tole Aer ther ——_—__-»—______ 5 am. “ 5. Fine: | azth et u.w, Mice LAISE. Pred A private ‘and pee pC AE pont ae arm was lying at his feet. Alpina r2- | Kate Lenoir, her former lodger, had com-| A DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. correspondence actooi, Storthand: Hitman wre! LAUREL in the PINES. | #id to be particu corps, which is a‘haval | tained a matted and dusty remnant of her | ™itted suicide at the hotel, Dr. McCleary, service; English branches od’ Special, studies achemip perce! Let) Coe 8 branch which operates with the infantry | T@ven tresses, but her eyes had suffered | before she would give the officer any infor- | Many Organisations of Business Men flon furnished xt offices, 705, 15th st. mw. 311] Atteation to buckward puplis. no25-tt HORACE PORTER, Manager. branch of the army. Although thus brought | Sly, looking as if she had been engaged | ™&tion, insisted upon sending out for Dr. Want It Established. ‘avenue, and at Pennsy! a 2 Lakewood is 59 miles south of New York. and | together, the marines have the small ect, | i Unqurenly filsticufts. Treskow. ‘The young man appeared in fif-| perginand W. Peck of Chicago, president Bolt Lines ott, 2 resort for health end pleasure. | ber rifle while the infantry has the large | The auctioneer presented the distin- | teen Fee Ee area ine OY | or aaa phathoae’ aamome Ricanwe Tananes alien of peartit drive and satin cer arent |callber. The equipments of one are there. | Fulsled, trio. with letters of introduction | cumstances of the suicide and assuring | of the National Business League: ‘Theodore z 2 . ‘ecommendation, | t th 3. Se wecrcomments for cuttoor ee. _$a26-tn,the 12tt at {Tbe Bole Wot ortest to see this | but refused to be personally responsible. messages, he gave the detective the address | National Association of Manufacturers, and . . 7 >? | Temedied by the naval appropriation bill, | He 2ncouraged possible purchasers by | f her relatives in Washington. He de-| john W. Ela of Chicago, counsel of the Where Will You Go This Winter? | Sut tavors jotta eronriatl Senate | Pointing out the notoriety which must en- | clined to give his own name, and Dr. Me-| tional Business League, are in the city and Hovse who could take expert_teati-| fre from having thelr names sent all over | Cleary @lso refused to inform the police ot | Oo lGne NA Och, Meaeute the creation of Why not try mony with a view to securing uniformity: | the world, and dwelt upon the handsome | the coroner of the name of tle man who | Working in the '¥: | living made possible by traveling with the | had been the young woman's frequent yisi- | the proposed department of commerce and mummies, giving exhibitions to countless | tor- All she would say was that he was a | industries. They represent twenty national TIPS FOR LEITER'S FRIENDS. © | spectators. friend of Miss Lenoir's relatives in Wash-| organizations of budiness men located in = sc | Despite, such allurements, bids were not | ington, and that his rélations with the girl | leaert crete of the counties, which dee Young Wheat Speculator Helped John | forthcoming until the auctioneer himself | tad been merely those of an acquaintance smn 2 Pessenzer stat F. S. GANNON, 34 Vice Prest. & Gen. Mgr. Z CULP. Traffic Manage: W. A. TURK, . Pass. Agent. LS. BROWN. Gen. Azt. Pass. Dept. Gunston Institute, to cus, 1212 and 1214 14th st. nw. n023-4tf Mr. and Mrs. B. R. MASON. Chevy Chase FRENCH AND ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Schedule tn effect November 14, 1897. Leave Washington from station corner of New 2 = Suburb of Washington. Jersey ave. and C st. French the language of the house. ; For Chieago and Norhwest, Vestibuled Limitsd Miss OC: PRITIGHEW Asst, Seep CALIFORNIA or MEXICO? trains, 11:05, 11:25 a.m., 8:65 my13-15-10 pea gens : ci i, Louis and India: — —— me icah, 11:25, am. Vestibuled Limited, WIMODAUGHSIS CLASSES. 1425 NEW YORK The Luxurious = ze depart- press, 11:55 p.m. , ve. — Journalism, dressmaking, bookkeeping, A. Logan, ir, Make $100,000. started the bidding at $50. The price grad- | Of the family. nine The establienent ot the aow For Pittsburg and Cleveland, Express daily, | arithmetic. grammar, stenography. typewriting, | ¢ ¢ ° °. 99 vally rose to $325, when a dealer in an-| It is stated that the doctor is’ acquainted | ment. For several months this committee 205 a.m and 8:50 p.m. Jocution, dramatic ait, physical culture, Frese aS) I t d A dispatch from Chicago says: John A. . hae * has been at work receiving expressions of "For Columbus, Toleio and Detroft, 11:55 p.m. German,” Spanish, whist,” telegraphy, unset Limite Logan, jr., has been speculating in wheat | “uities dropped out, declaring that the | with many actresses who were friends of For Winchester and way stations, *8:00 a.m.. Letiv. Terms $1 a month to members. Member- bedies smelled too high to justify him in | Miss Lenoir, and that he called at the house | 0Pinion from the business men as to the 18:40 and 13:30 p.m. giving more. The auctioneer admitted that | of Miss Rainez the night that Miss Lenoir | @epartment, and have a mass of favorable Now runs semi weekly between CHICAGO, 8T. | 0D the advice of his friend, Joseph Leiter, For New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham, Chat- ship. $1 a year. Mrs. ANNA S. HAMILTON, Pr nv2,6,tf x = LOUIS and SAN FRANCISCO, and has over $100,000 “to the good" in con- | it was impossible to pretend that they wer2 | Stopped there, after she left Mrs. Dr. Mc- | TeSPonses. Dim aisitys Sleeping Cars through. ~°2°K*: 9:0 | ELWaRD C. TOWNSEND, Via Chicago and Alton R. R.—St. Louis, Iron Mt. | sequence. Sesh. Minally. the Jot fell for $875 to a |‘Cltery's house. Dr. ‘Treakow, it ts maid, | Ty Spool, SPD et tained oan (aE Se MISS ADA LOUISE TOWNSEND, and Southern R. B.—Texas and Pacific Mr. Leiter and Mr. Logan were thrown | “dealer of the name of Cross of Liverpool. | first met the unfortunate woman either in | Paved, on the (Presicent and talked win For Baltincre, week days, 8, 6:30, x7:08, x7: Hiccution, “Voice Culture, Grace, Expression. R. B. and Southern Pacifle R. R. SSpeeiasla goa consal en dipweme acco ee sis Guy, GF dn Baltimore, and that bo has | Sx, austfs of badness ween that the pre- 3, 8:30, 19:90. x10, am okt. = = SS | “vor fais inticwation, Sian Sinsteatedl emokiots, ibaa 10 “a. | CHARGED WITH HEINOUS CRIME. | '<latives in this city. Friends of the dead °. show and became great friends. Then Mr. woman say that they know nothing about | PCSed department | be created. They | re- maps and time tables, also lowest rates, sleeping 35:30. x6:20, 6:30. quested the President to issue a special ee Xana Sizvois car tickets and baggage checked, apply to nearest eae = ea pean a een tly in| Richard ‘Thompson Arrested and SS ES Message recommending legislation in that 3 a = = aes of any of the above named companies. Wheat, which the latter used. to = Lodged in Rockville Jail. a tartrate gee direction. The President did not give 2% FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS-AT THE HO- ere thee San, 28 vantag 3 PURSUIT OF A SUSPECT. definit: ver, but there is eneral un- tel Majestic, 14th and Yale n.w.; single and en id i$ Special Correspondence of The Evening Star =: ernite answer, oui a @ suite; perfect in'sll appointments. ‘The culsize Unlike Mr. Leiter, Mr. Logan sold out derstanding that he is in sympathy with Prince George's County Constable | the movement and may take action. Makes a Lively © ‘ These gentlemen have also arranged with Constable W. D. Blandford of the Piscat- | the interstate commerce committee of the SEASHORE REAL ESTATE. when the price was high, and now he has BOYD'S, Md., February 3, 1898. COTTAGES FOR SALE OR RENT AT BRIGAN. money in bank instead of in wheat, but Richard R. Thompson, a white man about it is said he has gone into the market aya’, tine—Beach lots at low prices, upon which cot- twenty-six years old,-who lives near Boyd's, tages may be bullt for dee next summer. Hour | #2in and holds out half a million bushels G Por Predesick se i aage 8 weaeaee rea oe Tans HALE, Mi 2 erick. week days, t ALL, 3 ; 5:30 p.m. Sunfiays 9:00am. 1:15 pea = — For Hagerstown, 11:05 a.m. and 45:30 p.m. Fee eee fe wad HO BICYCLES, - : House, of which Mr. Hepburn is chairman, 4:50, 5:30, 7:05 pom "Sundays, 9:00 aim. 1-18 sas = and a hale from Phila., in season. Ferry acrass| bought at a lower price than now prevails | Ws arrested last night at Gaithersburg by | away district of Prince George's county, | ty have a hearing before thar ao 23h. 788 8:00 am. TAS CLES OUGHT OUTRIGHT AND EX.| inlet. Apply. for illustrated pamphlet. Dea’ | on the board. Deputy Sheriff Carlisle of that place, | Md., had an exciting experience recently | tomorrow morning, when thes Ww arene caiterabore gd way pointe week dare ee cds ate cee X-] PARROTE, Box 258. Atlantic Cli, Mr. Leiter has told him that wheat will {charged with enticing Mamfe Alexander, | In pursut of a colored man whom he sus. | fore the comm ne gy Sp hs ; aa, Be 05, 11:30 p.m. YORK CYCLE CO., ——— SS = yet sell at $1.25 a bushel, an r. Logan | daughter of Peter Alexander of Petersville, | pected of attempti respondence they have In regard to 0 - 1:15. 45 10:15 2 4 Ts e, ipting to assault and rob Sper) Washtigten” Sanction ay points, 8 ee Sts PIANOS AND ORGANS. believes it. He says he is holding it for this matter. There is a bill now pending gon Temcilen gud way points, 58 that price anyway. Mr. Leiter is gener. |T¢derick county, away from her home for | Dr. R. L. C. Towles. Dr. Towles left Pis- z ae a “ before this committee, which was intro- Lm, aoe COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, - gus and Mr. Logan is not the only one he |{mmoral purposes. Miss Alexander is only | cataway between 11 and 12 o'clock at night | diced into the House by Mr. Hepburn and Rova. BLUF_LINE FOR NEW YORK AND | - IRIS Re DE = .OHN F. ELLIS & CO., has helped to fortune by giving tips on | fourteen years oid. on a professional visit. This was nothing | which is the same in all respects as the Rs a ae JOHN E, MITCHELL, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS 937 Pennsylvania ave. | the market when the price was low. Shortly after being arrested Thompson | unusual for him, and on such occasions he | 0P¢ introduced into the Senate by Senator For ‘Philadelphia New’ York. Beaton’ nnd the | 10%, th€ yarlous states and territories, and notar resisted the cfficer and made an attack on | generally travels alone. But on this occa- | Tye. creating a department of commerce East, week days, 7:05, 8, 10 a.m., 12:08. 1:15 (ait | ppc: go" eres - and industries. Mr. Alden Speare, presi- 3:00 (5:05 Dining Gary, 12-01 alone him, and Carlisle shot him in the back of sion the officer was with him, and in an PAN OS { (ss NOTED LEPER DEAD. so MONTE edthag Nase Albury Succumbs to the New : % dent of the Boston chamber of commerce, Gleeping C: ~ nat 2 gcseck. og untae. 7:05, CHARLES 8. BUNDY, the head. Thompson was taken to the | effort to keep himself warm he was rest- | is also expected to be present at this 4 —— ows Eon 5:06 Dining Car), COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, drug store of Dr. J. H. McCormick and the | ing against the back of the t, thi ing es representative of the national board Zona train ter Philadelphia’ § pm. ‘aaiige 402" ee ee Sateeee Seren le eee Ree aeE: ball’ was extracted: He'nar bees evading | the appearance of only one man in ie of trade, which board passed resolutions Parlor Cars oo all cap usian One delt-tt Fen ial bide.. cor. 4% and D a is Henry Albury, eighteen years old,“better | the officers of Frederick and Montgomers pcmay ase ae at its recent meeting favoring the creation For Atlantic City. 10 a.m.. 12:05 noon, 1:15 and ~ TRIN A: eee U lh P knowr: to the medical profession of this | counties fcr a wek or so. He was visiting | DUS) "2S D Fanccteia atte of this department. 200 pm.. w it be 3 seek days. 9 aim. Sundays. ACCOUNTANTS. \ prig t 1anos ccuntry as Harry the Leper, died in theja brother at Gaithersburg yesterday, and | road neat a pies of weed et Cnotte ore cept Sunday. “xEx train: A Baggage called for and checked from hotels and cutout and" residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at Kingston. Avenue Hospital, Nc - York city, | WS atrested while boarding a train for Boy@s. He was lodged in jail at Hockviite | 40 halted the team and got in the ve- NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED. 3. Public accountant and ‘auditor, Only $250. yesterday morning, from tubercular lep-|to await the orders of the sheriff of Fred- | Mcle, Just as be stepped in the carriage Cieket ofices, G19" Pennsylvania aver aw Kat Washington Loss and ‘trust building. rosy, @ disease from which he had suffered ferick county, who has been notified of his | dione and he mone an enor, was not | Col. Cushing to Be Commissary York eve. and 15th st... and at Depot. der-4et EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. for the past four or five years. Young Al-arrest. Thompson was released from jail ; mir sate purer WM. M. GREENE. D. _B. MARTIN. Petree ol SNS NS ig He ran in the direction of the woods, with fi he fol Gen. Manager. Mgr. Pass. Tra ec. oe 7 SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR CASH. bury was, perhaps, the most celebrated | at Frederick recently, where he had served | the officer close behind him. The ’chars | ‘The Senate yesterday confirmed the fol- not PROFESSIONAL. CH I CK E I NG leper in America. His case has been the|time for keeping a disorderly house. Was a lively one, but just as the fugitive | !owing nomination: a oer subject of many articles on leprosy publish- oe reached the timber he was overtaken and Col. 8. T. Cushing, assistant commissary CHRSAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. D PRATT WRIGHT, M. B.. MECHANICAL CON. ed in the medical journals and in treatise Remember, Ye the Poor! _ arrested. = general, to be commissary general, wit? THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY oF Pa poe ington, D.C. U. 8. A. on dermatology. from Star by ‘The next morning he was tried before AMERICA, Al TRAINS VESTIBULER References furnished on application. “Cable ad- | THE GREAT PIANO OF THE WORLD, AND i t : rank of brigadier general. ELECTRIG LIGHTED. STRAM Eaten: | dress “D.D ja8-Im.4 OTHER RELIABLE PIANOS, CONSULT Young Albury’s death was not unex- by the suggest! the magistrate and held for court. Being To be United States: attorneys—H. G. Mc ALL MEAIS SERVED IN DINING CARS. | = SSS YOUR OWN INTEREST BY SEEING pected, for he bad been growing weaker th unable to give security he was taken to Prot STATION SIXTH AND B STREETS. Z us TS Se and weaker for the past wie He was the to the sentimen Marlboro’ and lodged in jail. Milan, for the northern district of Iowa? Schedule in effect January 5, 1898. : son ofa weal ‘est tobacco mer- 3 —_—_—— W. R. Gay, for the distr:vt of Washta:"on. Sco Pat. DAILT-<djectenetl ea te. Louis Spe- Joh chant. ‘Hin relwtves have Visited ‘him fre- | Acros the frosty Chsistmas-tide « mighty ehorur ‘Through Alaska. To be collector of internal revenue—H. C. eng Soa eraia for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepers | {9 recommend! ohn F. Ellis & Co. = ae tly ae fealized “that the end} cyecr'ag the peal of church bells ringing over The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday | Bell, for the fourth district of Cal:fornia. and St Louie” without change. Parlor cars Cincin- ical ‘Special Sous ee ‘Gtneral Dealers in ; = Hymned’b the. imyriad heavenly hosts of saved | issued regulations governing the entry and san vrancisconH H North of cali ~ Mi DAILY_P. P: V. Limited—solta ‘Gas sat All Kinds of Musical Instruments, Musical | Thanks Frog .Plumbers’ Association. vpn ginddened souls: ~ ‘transportation of merchandis> destined for ‘Winter of Mlinois, at rEulman slgepers to Cinciunati. STORAGE. fon Tenanuse, Sheet Music and Music Books. | ‘7 the Raitor of (Tp Sear: oe ped ee Se tie, omens 9 | ise Komik eglom: abe Mietiowtat Texrt- for reception of oa : In The Star ae we read of the] \, tory of British Columbia, by way of Ju- action taken py House “District com- a = cantata neau, Dyea and Skaguay, or other customs mitted an! thant fore them relating to} The Crucifixed! who spent His blood to ransom ports in Alaska. It is provided that im- Passengers at 9 — man comcartment car to Virginia Hot Springs, | ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS, 1407 G ST. ‘Tuesda, lean ts. without change, ys, Th sand Satur- —Light, and I Gaye.” Daily ‘sanection for, the Springs “sicage's | geplitt: G17 and clean apartments, ©O., Props. PIANOS. Cincinnati to Chi THE UNRIVALED oa P S f ‘and to save! 5 scceeincaaian 2: M. DAILY—For Gordonsville. Charlottes- | STORAGE, Te. 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