Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1898, Page 5

: Fats THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, MakcH 4, (e067 Pubbs pe ” cold sea water baths in house. Rooms en suite, with private baths attached. Write for iMlustrated booklet. LEEDS & BUZBY, fel4-26t-14 | OWNERS AND PROPRIETORS. THE NEW HOTEL LURAY, ENTIRELY REBUILT, Large rooms, en suite, with fresh and salt water baths attached. Main piazza on level with and joined to the boardwalk. Second-Goor piazza extends over the boardwalk. witb a large, steam- heated sun parlor, directly All modern conveniences ‘Two passenger elevators; wrates. “Pure water. ‘able second to nore. Comfortable capacity for 400. Write for Iilus- trated Booklet and terms to fel2-26t-21 JOSIAH WHITE & SO" THE EVARD. recat ironghcut by hot-water apeteD. it wal 4 tebiot f ¥ ly. RAUFFENBART. = HOTEL DE VILLE, 100 YARDS FROM BEACH. Capacity, 300. Appointments the best. Building ard guests protected by wateh clock system. Coach meets trains. Orchestra. Elevator. Rea- sonable rates. Booklet mailed. M. W. TRUITT. fei0-52t.5 THE SCARBOROUGH. Beach front. Maryland ave. Elevator; steam heat; sum parlor. Special spring rates. Write for illustrated book- Jet and terms. ALFRED WYMAN. fe7-00t THE ISLESWORTH. DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. Largest hotel on the coast, with every modern ‘appointment. Fresh and Salt Water in every Bath. fe3-26t-10 A. ©. MeCLELLAN. HOTEL TRAYMORE, Homelike aad hertal. Baie ibe very lowest faze-iset D.'s. WHITE: Jr Owner and Prop’r. HOTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Directly on the ocean. All modern it ts. Complete in every detail. Rooms en suite and single. Hot and cold sea water baths fp house. Excellent train serv- ice via Penna. R. R. and Phila. and Reading R. R. from all points. Artestan well on premises. Capacity, 450. Write for new illustrated booklet. ja22-52t 308. H. BORTON. ARLINGTON HOTEL.SEA END MICHIGAN AVE. (60 ft. from Boardwalk). the a ments. Elevator; steam beat: open grate Ares. booklet. $12.50 $2.50 per day. H. W. PURCHASE. CHESTER INN, Ocean end New York averue. Steam heat; sun parlor. Open all the year. $al7-78t4 D. KNAUER. The Shelburne. Directly on the beach. Open throughout the entire year. J. D. SOUTHWICK, Manager. se2-d.tt THE PENNHURST—OCEAN END OF MICHIGAN ave., Atlantic City, N. J.; electric elevator to street level. Send for illustrated booklet. Jett JAMES HOOD. SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. SANDERSO’ HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS, MD.— ms; modern conveniences; abundant MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT_DESIRABLE SUMMER RESORT IN the mountains of Virginia: fine mineral waters, Apply at once, HITE & MARSHALL. 1506 ave. mbs-3t* SEASHORE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—OR RENT—ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.— ipecial bargains in cottages, hotel ie beusce. TG. ADAMS & CO.» Atlantle City. N. J., one of the oldest-estublisied agencies Ia south Jersey. Delightful cotta; sites at Vent- ‘bor lle below ‘Atlantic Cit Geama? ps upwards. (eT-52t ichmond and Seaboai modation for Quantico, Sally and 4:25 P.M. week da, EASHORE CONNECTIONS. City, (via Delaws te). PM. are River Bridge, route). Mark Street Wharf. P.M. 1 AM and 11:50 P.M. daily. days, 11: corner Fifteenth and @ streets, jon, Sixth and B streets, where or- be left for the checking of baggage to destination fiom hotels and residen J. B. HUTCHIN' Geveral Manager. ‘General jal7 and at the etatk J. R. Passenger Agent. Schedule in effect Januai All trains arrive and leave at Local for Danville, Connects at Manassas for 8 ind Staunton, daily except burg with the Norfolk and UNITED STATES FAST MAIL. Carries Pullmar Bui New York and Wi at Salisbu-y with fret n to Jacksonvil rings, N. C.; Knoxville and Chat- tanooga, Tenn., and at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper’ for Augusta. mM New York to New Orleans, connectii for Birmingham and Mem; burg with O. and O. Railway for Lexington sud Natural Bridge daily. New Orleans without change. Sunset Personally ed roatiee Excursion Through Sleepe: Sleeper ng, at Atlanta Solid train Was LS mig ge 7 TS, + OXC -tecal, for Charlottesville. Sunday)._NEW YORK oom, ‘Compartment, Ob: : meni Library Dining for Jackson St. Augustine, and Drawing Room Cai uguste. with connection for Alken. 10:43 P.M. — Daily. — WASHINGTON AND UTHWESTERN VESTIBULED LIMI it Royal, Strasburg and Sunday. jeepers. via Asheville, Knoxville Tampa, via Charlot Savannah and Jacksonville, uniting ‘with Pullman Sleeper from vv . with York to Memphis, via Bi: Washington to Atlan Scuthern Railway Dining Car Greensboro’ to M mery. STRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVI- SION leave Washington m. dail 43 Returning, 1 3:00 p.m. daily 1, 7:06 daily, except Sunday, a.m. daily, ex- cept Sunday, from ai ‘rom Round from Herndon, from the south arrive . and 2: . and ft gtom, 6:42 a. 2: Pennaylvania avenue, ‘and at Pennsy! r pases. GANNON, 84 Vice Prest. & Gen. Mgr. |. M. CULI a BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Schedule in effect November 14, 1897. Leave Washington from station corner of New est, Vestibuled Limited 05 p.m. ‘St. Louis and Indianapolis, Ex- Vestibuled Limited, Cleveland, Express daily, 1. Gotimbus, Toledo and Detrott, 11:55 p.m. r Winchester and way stations, {8:00 a.m., mphis, Birmingham, Chat- istol “and Roanoke, 9:00 a.in. and 8:50 Fe 8:40 and 15:30 p.m. For New Orleans, Me: tancoga, Knoxville, Speeches reported on reasonable terms. CENTRAL BUsINESS ReHOor, 948 Ist. nw. fel9-23t* GUITAR, MANDOLIN AND BANJO TAUGHT IN one term at 1816 L st. n.w. Careful training of ao Terms reasonable. C. L. NEVIN! fel4-1m* PRIVATE LESSONS IN MATHEMATICS, EN- gilsh, Latin, German, Shorthand, Music, Elemen- ry or advanced. ‘Experienced tutor; "college graduate P. O. Box 513. fe10-1m* EDWARD C. TOWNSEND, MISS ADA LOUISE TOWNSEND, Elocution, Voice Culture, Grace, Expression. ocl-tt 1817’ 18th st. ‘D.w. FRENCH LANGUAGE COURSES; ALL GRADES. . quick, tive; good tation, 20 or 40'Kessons.” Boarding pupils taken, Experienced teacher. MLIE. V. Pabo HoMME,307 B st. a.W. ry Flynn’s Business College, 8.W. COR. 8TH AND K STS. N.W. None better; $25 a year; day or night session. de18-8m MISS BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND Business College, 1311, Lith s- s.w.—Typewrit: , bookkee a stenography taug! ry teachers. Fopfis instructed by ‘correspondence. sell-t: Chevy Chase FRENCH AND ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Suburb cf Washington. of the French the Mlle. L. MM BOULAGNY._. Principal. my18-1y-10 Goey Onise P.O. MA. PIANOS AND ORGANS. “Home of the Bradbury— The ‘Kamalaisttation Piao.” Superb Upright. Pia a right a superb Rose- wood Up it Plano —one of the best makes—in rich dark rosewood case — and in first-class condi- tion musically and : otherwise. We shail not try to make any out of the . we sball offer it to the first applicant to- morrow for exactly what it cost us, vis.. Al Eien = Ef pea J Sik 1 legant 'm por japanese Scarf, richly embroidered in gold, and a new style hardwood stool is included with the above instrument. Sheet Music special for Saturday on “‘Society’’ page. Bradbury Warerooms, 1225 Pa. Ave. it ~~ PIANOS. THE UNRIVALED KNABE PIANOS, in new art a and rarest woods. PIANOS OF OTHER MAKES fal bargning in Medium rede hance, ba) 1. yEW SLIGHTLY USED K UPRI NABE grands and squares, at liberal reductions. iad GREAT B. |AINS IN SECOND-HAND PIANOS —$50 and_upward. TERMS OF PAYMENT LIBERAL. Pianos for Rent, Tuning, Wm. Knabe & Co..""* 4a31-24d__-1422 PENNA. AVE. N.W. Do You Want A Cheap Piano? r DON'T CALL ON US. ns IF YOU WANT the present time. The domestic arts will be fully represented by everything sur- rounding the household. There will be a large series of lines of culture develop- ment, connected with which will be that of ceramics. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 7 Penna. Ave. N. W. Telephone 1218. fe25 Compagnie Generale “Translantique DIRECT_LINE TO BAvee PARIS (FRANCE). Salling every Saturde Sm. From Pier No. 42. river. it Morton street. oO rae“D\Tx Boegoeue.. Apnt 2 North German Lloyd. Havel.Tu.,Mar. 8. Labn. Tu. Mar. 22. 9 am| W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, “Everythi Era There will be metallurgy, textile art rep- resentations, the development of musica? treatments. The development of the per- sonal arts, including costumes, or any- thing pertaining to the person. All these are shown by synoptical representations, the main steps of progress or develooment being displayed, so that the most untutor- ed can realize by a glance at the displays, OCEAN TRAVEL. FRENCH: LINE. ‘at 10 a.m. La Gascogue,..--Mar p)La e t J Mer, Sirs pone 3 | how the civilized races have wrought from Ya Champague...Ma wt Normandie. April 16| little or nothing the marvelcus and skillful Gen'l Ag’cy for U. S. and Can., objects of the present day. '% Bowling Green, N. Y. Agricultural Implements. The agricultural implement display, con- taining some twenty or thirty tools, rang- ing from the rude stone or wooden hoe with which the aborigine scratched the surface of the soil to the latest improved steam plough, the work of the cultivated G. W. MOSS, €21 Pennsylvania ave. BELL & CO. 1406 G fel2-1y-15 FAST EXPRESS SERVICE, SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN. 9 am Havel.Tu.,Apr. 5, 9 am Kaiser.Tu.,Apr. 12, 9 am ve. Tu.,Mar. 29,9 am | Labn. .'Tu.,A 9am} brain of an inventor of the latter end of amen De “m the nineteenth century. The transporta- UTHA! warBREMEN, | | tion exhibit will describe in detail the evo- Boa e r lution from the human burden bearer, next Friedrich der See eR AEE omen | dhe anitullioallearrien tortheascaa enor Werra ..Mch. 12, 10am] Ems |. ing transportation facilities, on land and K. Wm. I.Mch.19, 10 sa Aller -Apr. 16, 10am/ water, by steam and electricity of the Ur -Mch. 26, 10 um) Werra...- Apr. 23,10 am | to date. CS C0. 2 BOWLING, GREEN E In the mechanical fire lighting synoptical yy 22 + OvAgent for Washington, | exhibit there are a number of interesting features, which have been prepared under the direction of Prof. Hough. The first idea of fire, it was supposed by the scien- Usts, was gained from the observation of @ volcano in eruption or the igniting of forest trees by lightning. Then came the rude way of kindling a spark by the rub- bing together of two pieces of wood, which is still practiced by some of the savage tribes now in existence. Following come the flint, the lens, and nearly at the end the match, which has been developed itself in a remarkable degree since its first intro- duction. Finally comes the electric light, the highest type of Nghting. Miluminating Devices. In this will be shown two objects of pe- cullar interest, as exhibiting the manner in which uncivilized nations light their dwellings, with whatever is closest to hand und easiest applied. One of the two will be the design of a species of duck, one of the fattest birds known, which was used as a lamp by the Swiss Lake Dwellers. A wick was put into the bird’s mouth and ‘lighted, the fat of the interior furnishing INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY. American: Line. New York - aoa eaee ‘Twi ww OU. Ma! (Lendon - Paris). 1 Steamships, 1 nee Lots. _ Ape. ‘Mar. 80{ St. Louis...... Red Star Line. NEW YORK TO ANTWERP. Sailing ev. ‘at 12 noon, 9! Southwark... . 38) Noordland Apr. 6 ‘esternland. Mar. 23) land. Apr. 13 NEW YORK OFFICE, 6 BOWLING Gi! iN. WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1306 F ST. N.W., or ‘W. Mosn, Agent, 921 Penna. ave. s¢22-6m UNDERTAKERS in - sere 940 F Street Northwest. aed first-class and on the most as. Telephone éall 340. 7-tr terms. Ja’ Many Men Hard at Work in the New York Herald, today. navy yard of getting the dispatch boat Dolphin into normal condition. She has been thoroughly overhauled and will be as spick and span as a brand new boat by March 15. One hundred and fifty men are at work on her, and on Mareh 24 Commander Lyons will hoist his flag and the Dolphin will be once more in commission. She has been refitted with new engines, boilers, deck and spars. re « Ws band of dark green, Which,extends from the keel to a point two'féet Above the wa- ter line. is 4 Bl those who stand near the oil, there being both reservoir and lamp in one. The second is a fish which 1s still used occasionally by the Indians of Alaska and Britisa Columbia for a similar pur- pose. It is called the candle fish. A bark wick is inserted in the mouth of the fish, and light is said to be furnished for more than an hour, illuminating the hut where it is placed so that the natives can see Plainly to finish their rude occupations, which would otherwise be interrupted. The fish is described as being something on the order of a sardire. The electric series will be exhibited in cases eight feet in length. In telegraphy the earliest and latest keys will be shown. ‘Ihe telephone exhibit will have an excel- Jent representation, and in this Prof. Alex- ander Graham Bell will co-operate with the officials of the museum in making it a most attractive feature. In addition to these synoptical exhibits there will be many models shown in the museum exhibit which will be made in the department connected with the museum and provided for such @ purpose. The packing of the different objects, which, of course, will not place yet for some time, is an interesting feature of all arrangements for sending away displays by the government, and is di PUTTING CRUISERS IN SHAPE. Brooklyn Navy Yard. Great hurry characterizes the work in the now, she carries a ledge-hammer blows .d the ears of ti Chi “in the Lavy would come straight to the states and hammer them all along their unpro- tected coasis? If war should be declared, would Spain wait around the island to pro- tect it, or would she leave the old fortifica- tions to take care of themselves and rush every ship into American waters to deal as many blows as possible before the recuper- ative spirit of the Americans could stop their proceedings?” The Lack of Me! Referring again to emergency prepara- tions, there are not enough competent ar- tillerymen to efficiently man the guns at Sandy Hook, which would be the key to the entire situation in case of a naval at- teck. If the gunners from. Wadsworth and Hamilton and Slocum and Schuyler were sent to Hancock or Sandy Hook, there would not be enough who know their busi- ness, or who are capable of being taught their business, to serve all the complex en- gines of war which, even now, are reaiy for: the enemy that tries to come up to New York through the narrows. In order to serve the guns now in pesition in New York harbor would require for one relief jest 1,000 men. But no commander would go into action. with one relief only. There must be men to replace all casualties of action and to take the places of those who are worn out after four hours of battle, when the strongest physique gives way un- der the terrific detonation and shock of modern high explosives and big guns. This one defect remedied, and we would be in an excellent position now to meet any emergency. And in the present spirit there will be no trouble to secure men in plenty, and of ample intelligence, to quickly grasp the method of handling our new and pow- erful guns. If there is any alarm at present over the outcome of the Maine incident in the dij- rection of war, it should be set at rest by the words of Col. Henry M. Roberts, pres- ident of the board of United States engi- neers, who would know, if any one could, whether the government could protect this city. It is a strange fact, but none the less true, that remote as was the possi- bility of war, somé large real estate trans- actions have been delayed by the timidity of proposed buyers, who thought they might “just as well wait till things eet straightened out” before putting up or taking over buildings that would furnish a mark for an enemy's gun. No Cause for Alarm. Says Col. Roberts: “There is absolutely no cause for alarm on the part of the public. I may not tell you what the defenses of New York are. Just what steps would be taken to pro- tect New York, where protection is neces- sary, rests with the President and his ad- visers. It 1s hardly necessary to say that New York would be well protected should the occasion arise, for the vast property in- terests here would not be lightly sacrificed. As I suld before, there is not the slightest occasion for alarm.” Then Col. Roberts turned to other sub- jects. One of them was the question of international law, which is far more time- ly. “There are numerous lawyers of high standing among us,” he said, “‘and it seems strange that a better understanding of the principles of international law does not prevail. There is not a scintilla of evi- dence that Spain in any way connived at the blowing up of the Maine, and that she should have done so is simply unthinkable. The interests of the country are perfectly safe in the hands of the administration in Washington, and whatever it is to do will be Cone well and prompily—the people may depend upon that. It seems to me that the disaster to the Maine should ———ooo ee a a waoabs. | THE OMAHA EXHIBIT|PATRIOTIC FIRE GLOWNGIR AND 0. AFFAIRS —-- Saar tb = . 4 A REFINED PRIVATE FAMILY 6 < es Be VEST! pies zig Fi * S —— 3 Soe gina arenes "Wwoaid. rest rome oe HwING CARS, | First - class“ Stonmanip “Atoomecdctine «to wv Iti $ 5 Hew York Full of Enthusiastic Loyalty to N Atlantic Cats, bs ATION SIXTH AND B STREETS.© Water, Sheway, ree, aaa narer. coe | TOOG Pia 5 but is Now Being Prepared-at the Na- the Nation. jew Equipment Secured Under Au- GLAND, OCEAN END SOUTH CAROL 2:20 P.M. DAILY— and St. Losis Spe- sberott sana” otter a forth Zs red 2 5 — . ~ - Will open March 5, after many_add'tlor3 ati teal ae tice, an aa ie 66 > 19 | a ‘ tional Museum. of the Court. ments. Steam heat and all cunvenienccs. | ron, Louteville. 11 fate rete stout at. Phtle., Pee eed 112. y riced ’ 1 spring rates. BRYAN & WILLIOMS. change. Parlor cars Cincin- IB Gorman st Baltics, Mai, or E.’V, SKIN- " 2 Prominent Spaniard Discusses the mbi-78t NER, G. B. A.. 363 Broadway, N. Y. 5 é jed—Solid train | fe2i-n..w,t-12tt Sears USIC in the is certainly | Probabilities of HOTEL CEDAR cert | x bmw eit reed tainly < _ ties of a War W DISCOURA Ocean end Hoth Gating deqwers So Gocineetl | cemtNGTGN, AEREANOSULAND EVER? one ot the erdiveet\jucications of |THE - PLAN OF CORATOR HOLMES GING VIEW OF THE OUTLOOK steam Eeat. Sus parle for reception of passengers ON RAILWAY. home pleasure. refinement. the United States. bd. ‘Mrs. am compartment car” to Virginie t Series, FROM er 13% STREET AD EA: AVE. No one baat’ ‘Without a Piano 2 EL ST. wi change, . Thursdays ai r= FbeT NOVEMB for the sake of the cont, when that cost . ¥ Kentucky ave.. 100 feet trom beach. Steam heat. | days. Daily connection for the ings. Sleepers | For Alexandria, week 5 = " oa Blevator Basi parioe #2 to $2.50 dap 90 to $14 ito Chicago and St. Lobe O stottes. | 8300p 23 Sse, B01 Grags wo near bed-rock de: these prices: Will Show the Development of the | spectat correapondence of The Evening Star. Opinion Expressed That Company — = ville. Stauat». ind for Richmond daily, except | 3:54 5:08, Sea sy PRG * NEW YORK, March 3, 1898. ; £4: BERKSHIRE 1 Sunday 6:30, 1:08, 8:00. Square Piano, (eee Human Mind. Ww nia ta’ be beksbte pheeelity me is Drifting Into Insolvency. cmaaseoeates: ‘00; chevators: to street level: | omces. Gis and 1421 Feunavivanta mretuer and at | For Alexancria, Sundays, 7: jas peeps aut the Eooriae the majority of New Yorkers, - 7 Steam heat throughout; sun parlors: vi $143. 4:50, 8:15, 6:2. 6:45, are i bat th ertotic ‘ave ben Monat —-—.—___. ccean. Write for special spring rates end book- H. W. FULLER. 11:90 P.M. Chickerii se we Patric AES Cares as és let, showing hotel, new steel pier. Country Club General Passenger Agent. E 2 ing $90. ME PROPOSED FEATURES | ¢ver. At the National Guard armories;|ONFLICTING INTERESTS grounds, golf inks. ete. G. FRANK COVE. - iD 200 Square Piano, ° SO. ‘EA’ pha ‘fectaarh z as 4 E Ing offices, where there are daily £285 +. “THE ALBEMARLE, | Old Point Comfort |.t: Hy‘ tee ram $75. eg fe ig es ’ [ < Ke = e pul jay. where the audi- ie Virgina ave. near Bench. Se 8:00, Knabe Square $250 Under the direction of Prof. W. H. | ences eo pati aatrreshaiagetey “aripes |, UBder authority tly granted by A beautiful, homelike 05, 2:40, Piano, a beauty, < Holmes, head curator of the department of Dr over aime" “Introduced to stir up Judges Goff and Morris of the United with ail the imoderm conveniences 514 Hours from Washington Hallet & Davis anthropology, National Museum, the work Z heed Z P | States circuit court of Baltimore the Bal- iors. ® sq it. of steam-beated sun pai a . le the loyal sentiment, there is every evt- obstructee view of oce: Sea 345, 1: 5 Upright Piano, of pushing forward the exhibit of the jeans: Shs her pokes aie Gu veal oiler timore and Ohio Railrosd Company has se- Spring’ rates’ and booklet showing hotel, ee —— “‘Barasge checked free for passengers holding first- bein $235. Eeasoum - watch will be'scen st the trems- Fc. ote day Of'ché Mates horrer to saree resi repent paras ett pa-lors and new steel pier, etc. J. P. COPE. Chesa ke and Ohio Rys. class ticketes at stacion. Bicycles, 25 cents each. ipright BO, Mississippi exposition, to be held in Omaha frarch: tothe time of! th: Gram fer ear! it is expected by the receivers that ee ie wienTRR = peal es Pa carried. nol3 Ae rilace $215. sane: 1 to November 1 of the present year, | nation’s vindication. ae Ame ded the company will soon show ’ 5 fro be: Flevat 2 2 is being carrfed on at present. An office ‘The men from the Terror who have been mark reate. Pig mien pene March fat “a i man MASLIESeETORE: “Ants CRTE EDR ORE EDUCATIONAL. Pele pegs Angelus Orebestral tomorrow | as been set aside af the museum for this given shore leave have been made ttle ae is said by thoes in a position to know agement of the owner and proprietor, $.8. INGTON 2 = z s rticularspurpose, It is proposed that the | Herees, and wherever a bluejacket is | that owing to a shortage in freight cars Hotel, Vid Point Comfort. | 4:15 p.:u. Tuesdays, ‘Thu: E -88 -WAsHINGTON. particular.purpose, | propo: at t] fant ee ee Solid vestibuled.” electric lighted, WARRINTOSEREE ORE BOO ns - iF. Dreop OMS, | cxnstie: wit be orie-of the best, if not-the Sand there: too, is found an impromptt |the oad has lost a large share in the = pi Re ee 32th #¢.—Pitman Shorthand—new EAPID method; |, ates De eee sai best, which will represent the government | @ great interest manifested in the prepara. | '@fflc which the steady reviv St. Charles, au ; pam. | _{ypewricing, civil service; English. Atfeatios.| “Steinway”: and other Leading IS Irstitutiona:at any affair'of the’ kiid, tions “emergency” preparations—being made | !ness ts developing. “The present arrange- an. except x z The plans for the displays are being care-| by the army and navy in this harbor and| ment is to add 5,000 additional cars, but Atlantic City, N. J smnington, to. Richmond. sak Bi PRIVATE INSTRUCTION a8 LATIN ann oreex | OD5, Penna. Ave. tully pert ‘ he vicinity. In spite of the warm, red-blooded | it is estimated that the company needs at jan Ys, IN. Je Arrive Kichmond. 2:45, p.m., Old Point, | PRIVATE 1 ee Y Ree FTCO, ORE ito ROPE tat Bt the | etree wiich-would hauwe Iedl-ourcitieeas [aaeetaneee toe freight cars alone. Und . erat Sate é of two months’ time everything will be f ~ we thes ye 4 ae All the Year. ¢ Addrews W. C. W., Star office. mbh3-3t 1t end of to the front bareheaded and substantially | present conditions it is beliecad the = 3 Open 3 ‘and at_ station. | ae ee a VERY = ready to set up in the government building | barehanded to meet the enemy, it must be | pany is losing business he lack Finest Hotel on the Coast. | tormation at'¢ and g EG cetag Deen eae een tine at Omaha. Prof. Holmes ts giving the mat-| calmly admitted that we were ill-prepared | of cars to handle that which le beng att fez2-tf H, W. FULLER, General Passenger Agt. mr n ion a. 1 San DActor, 300 feet long, overlooking ocean and cbhes cr, family of children of meain fo educate: per- SeTae ance ta Ais Masta et the ter his perscral supervision, and Prof. Otis | £0, eS municipality had war fered, It ts ard that during the last. six peach esplanade. ;_musie; 1B we a zi 0 weeks ago. Undou' iy n ere has n a loss from thi Vaca PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, cne_week, COLLEGE, Star_ office. mb8-2t Baltimore Annual 2, Mason, ciirator of the @ivision of ethnol- | ents city would have-been ‘tho piace on | cause of at beast S300 o heen eae STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B ME. HARVEY MURRAY ogy, is bending his efforts toward making | which the eyes of the country, and, indeed, | amount, it Is shown. is getting larger each Tego AM. week days. 2 erases. {Organist Church gt the Covenant) Conference The government show a success in every] of the whole world, would have rested with month. In this estimate no account 0: 1 A LIMITED.--Pall- | erppig. toe be ne ‘ub2-Ime | Of the M. E. Church to visit and make business | 7, 2 the greatest interest. aken of busiress which could be secured Z x 3 Be Am - e appropriation for the government ex-| Spain, in the t for the road f ‘ - ae Gm Ee ee ee : Headquarters of hibit 1s $200,000, of whch the sum of $60,000 | declared, “wonld weno ue ro ptould be | for the ‘road from having constantly at beaeh. Elevato. parlor. Steam heat. Every isburg to Chicago, . e 9, , undoubtedly not wait to complement of cars. Spasaatenericconmenes eo fal spring | polis, St. Louls, Cleveland and Toledo. SCHOOL Sanders & Stayman’s will be devoted to the construction of the | be attacked. This is borne out by severat| It is a fact well nized among rail- Dp a : renc. y recog among rail Ree peer PELAND. | | Parlor Car to Harrisburg. Ra ae OF 9 PIANO, ORGAN AND MUSIC BUILDING, buliding itself, including a life-saving sta-| conversations your correspondent had | road men that the road with a surplus of feist oe AM NAST LINE alleen Bullet Paice 726 11TH ST. N.W. t. N. ‘tion, to cost $2,500. This latter is expected | while the Vizcaya was in port with agen-|C@rs attracts traffic which may naturally Atlanti - imrenchlcouvctaation enole reer iatallinia 1327 F St. N. W. to prove one of the most attractive features | tleman who is well known in Spanish cir- | belong toa competitor, It Is soil that macy The Grand antic, CHICAGO AND BT, LOUIS EXPRESS, | method of gaining full command of all the French | ‘This building 1s one of the newest and best | Of the whole exhib:t. cles in this city. This gentleman. knows trunk lines get a big help in this Virginia ave. acd the Beach, ing Car Washington to St. Well as to think in French. Statistical | known at the national capital, and every courtesy ‘aliptmcnt ky conrtnen es Spain and the “ever faithful isle” thor- m from the lines forming the west- Athatic City, N. J. Sleeping and Dining Cars a lasses or private lessons. Apply for cir- | will be extended In the way of committee rooms, yx pa be vghly: h: bi This elegant new hotel is now open for the| Lo Cincinna fo Prof. F.'P. COLETTE-OLLENDORFF. | Be. THE FAMOUS The allotment by departments is as fol-| Stout both places and, benidee panes | the Baltinore ant ores Lemp g wry Scan Commie ren ean Reena tee ng Car to Pitta seed Harrtamurg t0 rr : — World’s Fair Estey Organ } tows. state, $1125; ‘Treasury, $5, +] a large amount of information’ about the Tithout equipment. and must sapiak upon, Pessenger elevators te street. Spacious sun par- leveland. int a Is b m Exhibition. Jnited States, having traveled in t ty- e rolling stock of the main stem. (a Ge ee ee ee Se atin, Wont | He yOlce Piano, Elocution | ox sage jee uote six of them. in one of these conversations, The Doubters. erate. spring rates. lightful rooms en. suite, Dd Chncinnati. Dining | VERMA, TRIAL. Iesson (20 glade denise, “SOY | bast asc = Justice, $2,750; Agriculture, $13,750; Smith-] Which happened to be about the cruiser | “3n spite of the f, = Elth bath tached. Write for Mlvatrated, Book: PACIFIC EXPRESS —Pollman Sleep. | SEB 987 and evening. mbi-1m4°_ 1 A $550 just one of them—so be quick. An | 8M!an, about $19,000; fish commission, about | Vizcaya, he said: Spuity aauoh thes ke anatase er and terms. SRL a ——— ~ jast one em = 2 iy ‘The Spaniards Will Fi e mal equipment fe19-7 abi ABSENT STUDENTS ASPIRING TO OR PRAC- $18,000; common fund, $18,000. Out of the je Span! sad Fight. . cioree er agtiy, pandaigus, Rochester and | “icing medicine, law. dentistry, pharmacy, gra‘. elegant full stze UPRIGHT GRAND | latter will be paid the salaries of clerks | “Make no mistake about it, those fellows | rcTred t©. sree terrane <4 uated on proof of ability, character, etc. q and those connected with the exhibit and rill “ ~ juisition w: the HADDON L box 196, 60. feas.owe | P AMO —oe one of the snest makes—so | 04, those, connect can and will fight. It will not be a ninety-| means of addi > . oe onsen diy Serre pies ans © ing much net revenue to the gis er, Erle. Buf- . | The system by which the selection and . ny of your people have of- | company. A member of th = ix 1 ana Si tat Bale alte eeteh: anaes | Berlitz School of Languages aan e tcathecee tnaeg|Qrtangement cf the objects to be exhibited | teh sald, but a long and determined strug- | commitice ts setiriter tne reer eamizatiOn reaper — ton to Buffalo. S 723 14TH ST. For Really a magnificent instrument—at |‘is carried on at the National Museum is a | gle. Of course the United States will win | that the company is gradually we ate ated Nie e e eee tochenter, But. | Most rapld progress and ccrrect accent. Private. / complete one. A wide table is built for the | in the end, but they will suffer great dam- | drifting into a state of hover GOLF LIN won to Rochester Saturdays only. | “ise lessons, day and evening. VON MUMM. ce baie eer peers Inany ‘one serles to be ahowne tele ree | 282, t Sain the victory. As a Christan | 84 that veorgantaaton of th Tr f pn ition. YORK AND THE - ee = A a in any cne series to be shown, their re- cel > «me eat of water Jn par owe artesian wan, pocrenis. dae ea fe26-8tt Owner and Principal. $235 Lot of other reductions to move spective Bositions being marked as they lay tapi aa = wee sab ee cannot be had without the process of fore- feet deep, used for all purposes throuzhost ei : Pri (Cash). stock now. 3 on the table with chalk. These spaces are A - Thir offich the house. Cars, with Dining Car from Balti: rivate Tuition. i eee ooitine paced or = bers | that must come to both sides. I grant you| hit official said to a Star reporter: he EE 00. (Dinling Gar), 8:00, 0:00, Boys prepared for best colleges. For circulars | THE,PIANO EXCHANGE, 918 Pa. Ave., | red wi fe corresponding numbers | that your country is wenderial Ime ee | “Take for instance, the reporter the com- fel7-26t LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. 11:00 (Dining addrves Dre. W. Murphy 8 Re 10ke Saeaazs | _ mh3-200 Agents for Haines Hros.' Pianos. _ | attached to each separate object, and notes | and that in the ond there noua be but one | P8"¥ for the year ending June 30, 19 a = K 2m° 53 Pectond “| “THE OLDEST MUSIC HOUSE IN THE CITY. | made of this. A convenient space on the | result. Spain's navy ranke v, What does it show? A deficiency of $1.1 SEAS;DE_HOUSE, z floor is selected in lieu of the table, and the | Tesul s y ranks yours by one | ¥ : ¥ ‘ Atlantic City, N. J. . GTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1225 John F. Ellis & Co., fame operation repeated. “| vessel, but she could pound the American | 121. to Which must be added at least $500, Ocean front. Open ‘ail’ the year. 3:15, n.w.—Piano, organ, voice, violin, guitar 5 ‘A space at the north side of the building | “PS into pig iron, and the American peo- | %? Seen, trusts, equipments and ator. Hot sea water baths in house. Sun} Mf.” For Philadelphi gad mandolin, ute, comet, etc. NEW SYSTEM | 937 Pennsylvania Avenue N. W. | has been partitioned off. where thie nore | Ple could bulld more and deal the victo- | Wheelage payments. and cash sinking fund arlors. All modern appolrtments. up to date. OTIS B, BULLARD, Director. * rious stroke, so great are their reso requiremei.ts; an increase of $10,000 in fel 7-26 CHAS. EVANS. fe26-1m* Extablished 1852. ig completed, ‘and it is ‘here that Profs. | “In the meantime, look at the Imeenee payable and loans, not counting ‘the = - iolmes and Mason, with their. assistants, 2 7 item of $1,290,000 Baltin road GALEN HALL, .o, | Banjo, landolinand Guitar CH ICKE ING Pursue thelr labors'in this connection. | Shere quan amuse, be done to, this country. | Totes which fon, ee eet, rasiroad ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 38, Gorectly, faught by Miss G. EL Buckingham, at | Development of the Human Mind. | humber of ships in Havana harbor and | %#¥ into the Baltimore and Ohio balance ‘A sanatorium, with superior hotel table and 6: indio, 1622 dth st- n.w., or at residence of pupil. = Prof. Holmes’ idea in rey e ex- | Starving the inhabitants into submission, | *2¢et: @m4 an increase of $500,009 in fixed Stavice. “Al vatiedt fer the! 6certaiedl and ever P.M. et RERATG OBC CET reat carol hace nt if th = In addition to this there was worked. The tonic alr of ocean for invalids and oe Piano, Violin, Voi & PIANOS. hibit is to show the development of the hu- | States had enough shine b tne, United | charged to construction, $1,805,450, nad Soper meetin oa B Os fe ES ce» Cc. y man mind, as regards arts, industries, etc., | of Cuba than the city of Havana, ‘There iy | t,18 questionable whether at least $1,000 fex-200,10° FL. You fe19-1m* 902K BT NW Oe MUSIC, Easy payments. + and how Progress has been made in the | an tmmense coast line that would require 009 Should not have gone in to operative = wy. centuries in different directions. There will of your ships to guard, and leave THE CHALFONTE, wees Pe SHORTHAND 588. 8"=.,a: | Accommodating Terms. Ia 76y NOEIGAY GICDIE GE OPE a OC EESE aw | WIUIEDIION tor "yeur-heuse! porta tetes Coal Trade Demoralisea. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Pepi ate bree TION, with our short methods. aul latest, im-| Special discounts for Cash. | more of these lines. beginning with’ the ake ipousMiecauion tratemanonie Aen for tast year. Bow what do we Directly om the beach. Atlantic Coast tier Race makes oe come es poe PIANOS tuned and repaired, moved, earliest applications of mankind to what- | ;ae Hit Sing the Ielaan | ‘nd this year? Nearly every road in the Behe tnes rT PM, | Writing. Large number of graduates in positions. Leticed tani caitaraerceassewere ever clacenit raoranes tavy is blocking and besieging the island, Ss Ty n Cen bespoe Ga ape be CO) CaaS i eee [ee PI oe apples, and its evolution to | with its old fortifications, the Spanish |COUMtry showing very largely increased earnings except the B. and O., which, from the extraordinarily meager reports made, ts showing very little gain in gross, and from the failure to mention net carnings prob- e@bly showirg no increase over last year. Again, the coal trade, which is the claes of business upon which the B. and 0. is large- ly dependent, is fearfully demoralized, and rates are decidedly lower than last year, which were considered suicidal. Further, the receivers are going on creating new ob- ligations, and, although they have purchas- ed thousands of cars, are still trying for more, and are attributing the bad business of the road to a lack of equipment. In ad- dition tc the miserably poor rates for coal, the B. and O. has lost this year, as I am credibly informed, a large partion of its coal trade. Again, the obligations of the com- Pany are increasing all the time. Begin- ning with July next, the pay as a fixed charge for uhree years $200,- 000 per annum to retire the $684,000 B. and O. main line receivers’ certificates, issued for the purvhase of sieel rails, and the car contract obligations authorized by the court senda) annual fixed charges running for years. Confilcting Interests. “There are several conflicting and antag- cnistic interests which must be reconciled either through compromise or by a fight to the finish and a survival of the fittest J. P. Morgan & Co. are back- ing the hokiers of the consolidated mort- gage, the Chicago division, Parkersburg branch and Pittsburg and Ccnnelisvile first consclidated bonds; Speyer & Company are supporting and backing the interest of the Pittsburg and Connellsville second consoll- dated morigege, and Brown Bros. end cthers are looking after the eight million 4% per cent bonds, the six million Cleve- land Terminal and Valley's 4's, the floating collaterals, and other claims. Then we have the Central Ohio people to deal with; also the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark, Columbus and Cin- cinmati Midland, and other bonds and stockholders, including the siete of Mery- land aud the holders of B. and O. first and second preferred stock, are to be consid- ered when the time of settlement arrives, Forcclosure a Necessity. “Now, what will be required to close up this multiplied conglomeration? Foreclos- ure and reorganization. And what reorganization require? First the raising of fresh capital, say, from $30,000,000 to $25,000,000, to pay off the receivers’ certifi- cates and car and equipment obligations, which must be retired, to redeem certain securities hypothecated, to sccure borrowed the consolidation coal stuck, stock of the Philadelph: Ohio, and other stocks and bonds to secure borrowed money, must be recov- ered, as the B. and O. cannot afford to lose control of the properties represented, and must complete the rehabilitation of the property and pay the expenses of reorgan- “Second, must come readjuetment of the debt secured by inch, Central scaling of principai basis of such readjustment being the indi- vidual earning capacity of the several and individual properties in the system. No ther basis of reorganization is possible. where required, ———_>— GOLD WILL NOT PAY FOR LIFE. Thus Declares Gen. Gobin, the Grand Commander. A special dispatch to the Baltimore from Atlanta, Ga., yesterday says: Gen. J. P. 8. Gobin, commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, in a fiery A High- Grade Piano speech at the annual encampment of the State Grand Army of the Republic here his belief that ~ PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AN EIGHT- Buildi Dg Eight-room School Butldti Marshall street, Mt. Pleasant, Washington, Biank forms of ‘and together witb all necessary information, can be "proposals tor Coustrac! ing ao, theo tae lor ruet! 1 for the District uf Columbia.” JOHN w. JOHN B. WIGHT, WM. M. BLACK, mbl-st ATTORNEYS, CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Weteter Low balding, 666 D st. ne Was Kew York ave, and bth st. awe = his ! Fiat a5. gree § i a ec frpt daa (ld IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US. A SLIGHTLY USED STIEFF AT A REDUCTION. Stieff Piano Warerooms 521 Eleventh St. N.W., near F. J.C, CONLIFF, Manager. 12-: Hazelton Pianos ee “ae ool tn Washtagtan by. £021-20,te 8 -