Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1898, Page 13

SUBURBAN PROPERTY. RENT—FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE; LARGE three "(@) meres of good garden land, at River- dele, Md., on B. and O. K.K.; $10 fer month. Tiquire at 516 3d st. n.w. apis-3t* FOR S/LE—$2.000; EASY TERMS—PRETTY ¢- Toom cottage; lot; impiqged street; meer fo ee aplzat FOR k “NT—BROOKLAND—7-ROOM HOUSE; ALL medern conventences; sitet ot A THIOL: 12th snd 18th sta. ne. 3 TON. U, Office or at Brookland.ap12-S* FOR RENT—HOUSE OF 13. KOOMS. SURROUND- ed by 13 acres of lard; berutifal grove back of house; large stable; fine garden; fui end pigeon houses; ‘plenty of waier; wide poren, attic and cellar; ‘urmace; open ‘fireplaces in each reor; ceflings 12 feet high in first story and 1] in second; $75 a month for six months: $600 for the year. Apply to the POSTMASTER at Tikoma Park. apl2-6t* SUBURBAN PROPERTY-NEW HOUSE; TWO steries, nine rooims; from one to sixty acres of nd; six miles fi the Capit me and one- batt’ niles fromHyattsville Station, and one mile from Riverdale. Clear of incumbrance. For sale-or exchange for city, property. RT SICKLER, apl2-tt Bliss building, N 35 B street pw. FOR SALB_-DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT If ie, Md.; 6-rve = cherry, apple and. pear trees; electric railroad St the door; high ground; very healthy; beau- Fira view’ no. incumbrances; price, $2,000. AD- E. CURREN, Hyattsville. FOR SALE AND. RENT—IN THE Bi SUBURBS OF FALLS CHURCH, VIE! tages on easy monthly room house, stable, | shai monthly payee $15. New 7-room center of Fails Church, beautifel lawa, stable, artesian well, $2,500; easy payments. A few more des*rable coltages for rent. Electric and steam cars to Falls Church. 23 t:ains each way 5 to 12 p.m. M. E. CHURCH, Falls Telephone call, 707. apo-tt FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR IMPROVED or unimproved rty, a beautiful cottage ag Ferest Glen, Md., near electric cars. House has 8 rooms, attic, cellar, with furnace, and bath toms; papered throughout; 22,000 fee® of ground. JAMES H. CLARKE (Owner), 2028 14th st. n.w. ap9-Im FOR RENT— One of the most beautifal suburban homes in the District of Columbia; 3 miles from Wasbing- * ton, near electric cars. on Conn. ave. extended: stable, large lawn and garden; pasture field; fruit and flowers. Besutiful country home near Frederick, Md.: ccntains 10 rooms and bath. with hot and cold Water: completely furnished, and the property Will be rented as it stands—horses, carriages, fruit, chickens, ete. Ren! Beautiful old colonial marsion road, near Chevy Chace cais; cortains 14 large rooms and bath. Heduction of rent will be made for a long lease. Rent. per mo., $70.00. Lorely summer or winter home on Woodley Lane, D. C.; 12 rooms and bath; furnace heat; hot and cold water; plenty of shade; near elee- trie cars. Rent, per mo., $100.00. Rent from June 1, 1808—A beautiful southern heme in Leesburg, Va.; 10 rooms and bath; front and back porches: furnace; large lawn and shade; plenty of fruit; nicely furnished. Rent, per mo., $75.00. ‘The Glen, Clarke co., Va.; a beantiful south- ern home; contaias 9 ‘rooms; nicely furnished: ice and garden go with property; lovely law Deartiful shade trees; an exceptional tenant, thi Property will be rented at.....$75.00 per month. Leeton Forest, near Warrenton, Va.; this is a beatiful country beme; 10 rooms; ‘nicely fur- Risked; use of garden, two cows, stable, Ice and fire-wood. Rent, per mo., "$65.00. Pretty little house at Randolph Staticn, Md.; ® roums, extensive grounds; within sight of R. R. Rent, per mo., $25. Also several other beautiful’ summer ‘resid im Maryland and Virginia. For terms, ete., apply to H. KOZIER DULANY, apo-tt lady F st. nw. FORK SALE-3% ACRES SPLENDID LAND; TWO miles from this city; tm growing village; only $1,625; $250 down, bai. $10 per month. A special Dargain. BR. A. PHILLIPS, 700 14th st. o.w. mh26-1m FOR SALE—-OR EXCHANGE— An ideal stock farm; country seat; or will sub- divide und resell to advantage in small tracts; 370 acres highly improved land; 10-room dwell: rg; 2 farm heuses and outbuildings fronting h R.R.; very near Rockville; county with fine society; banks, churches ' schools, only 30 minutes ‘from Washingtox. 2 . WAGGAMAN, 100 1th st. (upstairs). Bb2i-Im FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—THE HIGHLANDS— ‘The most beautiful and histcric old estate around Washington; famous as the old battle and dueling within 3 miles of city, and with direct communication by steam and electric cars; 05 acres; mansion of 25 rooms in fine vak groye; steam heat; gas and water; cot- tage: bowling alley, ete. "Fine opportunity for large school, hotel. sanitarium or to sell in villa Acts. Call for lst for sale and exchange; the olcest_ end cheapest suburban houses, ‘lots, age around Washington, and fine farms. vuzban homes in the District of ( miles frots Washirston, near electric cars,’ on . ave. extended: stable, large lawn and ‘gar- den: pasture eid; frait ard dowers. H. ROZIER DULANY, 1320 ¥ st. mh9 SUMMER RESORTS. TLAN CITY, N. J. CHESAPEAKE XD OHIO RAILWAY. — = timc tain THROUGH THE ai r, SCENERY OF Vinginia ave., near beach, ‘Atlantic City, N. J. 5 Lig Be carers First-class famfly hotel; capacity, 200;-'all the | ALL ME IN DINING CA! iodern conveniences; steam heated; ‘sun par- py —— fai; Ail ivitictacat Bit ess | 2:20 2A Oaicy” Scial wad ot taut See in weekly and rates for April, May and ie Cana ee man, cre. Write for illratrated booklet. J. P. COPE. | Sha se. i, Lexington, soi | gio toni, Kent oy aa re conducted” teuliy “house with all’ for ‘Cimcinnatl. Pullman Sleepers to_Cincionatl, Special Spring rates. M.A. LINDSAY. ap4-26t_ | Lexti and Louisville without cbange, open Tar TEE BERWICK—KENTUCKY AVE. AND THB | Pertment Gar ne Wiccan eet gosh man Com Beach: entire:y rebuilt and refurnished , er site of the former Wellington: capacity 200; un- obstructed ocean view; reduced rates for spring. apt-26t K. B. PARKHURST. Hotel ImperialandCottages Maryland ave. 50 yards of nade. First- class family house. Artesian water. Moderate prices ~ frome $2 por day, ‘$10 per week, G. W. KENDRICK ap2-3m* HOTEL DENNIS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ~— cr J. to Virginia Hot Springs, without change, daily except Sunday. © Conncction “dafly. wee ee ‘Cincinnati.to Chicagy and St. Louisa. 2:20 P.M. DAILY—For Gordonsvilic, Charlottes- Yille, Staunton, and for Iichmond dally, except y: except Sanday.—Parlor- car ‘0 Richmond, and Richmend to Ohl Arrive Hichmond, 2:45 p.m.—Old otnt, 230 p.m. ‘Fransfer at Rickmond, Reservation and tickets at Chesapcake and Obio offices. 513 and 1421 Penisyivania _avenne, and at the station. H.W. FULLEL, apt3-300 General Passenger Agent. PENNSYLVANIA RAILKOAD. STATION COHNEK OF SIXTH AND B STREETS. 7:30 AM. week day, VITISBULG E1ERESS.— Point. 6: ng Parlor and Dining Care i» Pittsburg. — a fp re i oo OE PERNSTLU AREY EAMITRD. el pg al ay we; | man Sleeping, Dining. Smoking aud Observation tee Te ment consistent with fGrst-class | Cars Harrisburg to, Chleaga, Cinciumati, indian- ; and asic. B o'eieck tea served. Books malied upon sppli- polls, St. Louis, Cleveland and ‘Toledo. «Buffet cation Open all the a manga ger “Y (P° *SSGSEPH H. BORTON. ARLINGTON HOTEL, 10:50 A.M PAST LINE —Pollman Beffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg. Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg to Pittsbu: ‘Git1cAGo AND ST, LOUIS EXPRESS, 8:40 P.M. SPasN. PORTUGAL. “TURRET ERLANDS ¢irect, Obéam."* Aller, from New York, vis be directed “Per All SCOTLAND direct, York, via Glasgow. WAY direct, per es. Letters must be directed “Per Island.”” and German steamers on Saturdays. take matter, etc., for ‘wi FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE WASHINGTON.LD. \£., POST OFFICE NOTICE. Should be read-dally, as changes may occur at ey iN MASLS are to the sailing daily, and tie sched of oe on Presumption ef their Pte Wor ithe week at This office ad faliguns Ses Sill Be made srupay—(oy Tye PAL tor GERMANY Ml. Gi . 3.6. Saale, Bremen. ie ets. for cdher parte. et En ROEN “7 . 7:28 P31. for FRANCE, LAND, ITALY: BGYPT and BRITIBH UNDIA, peq.a.s. La , from New York. via, Here ie a EUROPE, New York. via Queenstown, FRANCE, SWITZER- NY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY, RITISU "INDIA must” be directed AcVAt 11:10 P.M. for NETH- . Obdam, from New York, rs must be directed “Pot (At 41:10 P.M. for TEALY. per a8. Naples. “Letters must (At 11:10 PLM. for pe Ethiopia, from New Letters must ‘be directed (At 11:10 P.M. for NOR- Island, from New York. > ITALY, BI “Per via Rotterdam. “Per Ethiopia.” TRINTED MATTER, ETC.—German steamers salling from New York on Tuesdays fed matter, etc.. for GERMANY, mes printed matter, ete., for other parts af eorcpe. and sj d- The.American and Whito Star steamers sailing from “New York on W the German steamers on Thursdays and the Canard, French inted for, all countries they Sea end Bic! ave.(6y ft.from Boardwalk). Open | —Sleeping Car Washi: to St. Louls, and | are advertised to tarry mail. every day in tl -Ocrotern and complete in ail Bleping ‘and Dining Cars Harrisburg to St. | MAIS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, its appointments; elevator; steam heat; te | Loule, Nashville (via Cincinpat! WEST INDIES, ETC. ‘ fires, Write fo. ‘vootlet. ‘H. W. PURC! 1:20 P.M. WESTERN EXPIt WEDNESDAY—(@)At 11:10 P.M. for __ ST. Bears Ghvcland: “Dining Car to Chicags WAND. ISLANDM. also ‘DEMEE RA pore " . 3 al 3 SEASiDE HOUSE, bg EES XPRESS.—Pull- Fentabelle. from New York. Letters ‘tor GREN- venta ave” Gent tout Mievatens: Harrisburg (> St. Louis and Cincinnatt Dining weer, Pout abelie.” “OA es at fee PORT ‘oom: ;, baths attached. rect 8.8. Bratten, from New York. Hot salt baths. Rooms en suite: baths attache 1040 FM, | PACIFIC EXPRESS —Pullman Sleep- | {har- 11:10 eX tee LA PLATA COUNTRIES dt THE CHELTO! 7:60 Aol. for Kane, Canandaigua, Rochester and | "ii tes Fe ae ty noe NSE ee oer tNE Ocean end South Carolina ave: Renovated and | Niag-ra Falls dally, except Sunday. ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVANILLA and_CARTHA- refuruished. 100 yds. from Beach. Moderate tates. | 10:50 A.M. for Elmira and Renovo daily, except | (LIND. JAMAIGH. SAVANILLA. and CARTHA- anbe21-2ht ‘Mrs. E. E. LEVER. Sanday. “For Williamsport dally, 3:40 P.M. for COSTA RICA’ h ie, directed: re 7:20PM. for Williamsport, Rochester, Exle, But- | ters for A must be. direct or THE LORAINE, fnlo ani Ni-gara Falls daily, except Saturday, | Alleghany.” (e)At 11:10 P.M. for CAMPRCHF, The newest hotel. On the Beach, St. Charles - Rooms :n suite, with baths.” Steam heat. Elevator to street. Artesian water. Reduced spring rates. Send for booklet. mb21-26¢ SAML. WAGNER & SON. HADDON HALL. with Sleeping Cer Washington to Buffalo. 10:40 P.M. for rie, Canandaigua, Mochester, Buf- falo and Niagara Falls dally. Pullman Sleept Gar Washington to Rochester Saturdays only FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND THE EAST. 4-00 P.M. “CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED.” daily, all Parlor Cars, with Dining Car from Balti- CHIAPAS, TABASCO and YUCATAN, Orizaba, from New York. of MEXICO. must (At 1 from New per 6.3. Letters for other parts Le “directed “Per Orizaba.” 9 P.M. for SANTOS per s.s. Taormi York. Letters for other parts 0 (at CURACAO, also ARTHAGENA, per 8.8. Vene- ; . 200 (Dining Car) a 00 (Dining Car from . for SAN E CUBA, per s,s. Saratoga. ON THE MEACH, __ ATLANTIC CITY, N.-J. Wilmington) “A. 15, @:50, 10:00 | from New York. (c)At 11:10 PM. for RIO JA- OPEN ALI EAR. oe twist x: eeu (btntn on NEI SoD 39 a pee aS Sa qaaateeanecea F ining Gxe from Wilmington! . Letters’ for other parts of RAZIL a ‘oe parent of water front eur own artesian, well Sickie ake ule Set, es | PUATA COURTHUS mat he Qirected ther Dale e = 7 = I: . TH “ih 210 N 7 N . Write for woklet. — LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. Seek’ days, Express, 12:13 Fale week dantioge, from} Eee muh]7-26t-10 = ana 5:40 P.M. dally. SATERDAY—(At 12: AM. for _NEW- a ee = without change, 7:50 A.M. week | FOUNDLAND, per steamer from North Sydne} Ocean end Tennessee ave. $1.50 to $2 per day, | days. atd 4-20 Val. daity (Mat 12:08 PAL for ST. PIBRRE-MIQUELON, to $12 per weeks Send for Booklet. ore. + steamer, from Halifax. Sais far oe ee se TE Ni NEALL. BO Oe te Ade Palle for NEWFOUNDLAND, by rall to Halifax. rf. IE are S : BO. and thence vi steamer, close here daily except The Grand Atlantic, Lag Sunday, at 12:05, P.M.,’ and on Sundays only at Virginia are. aud the Beach, fake 238, 116, 2:01, 33 “atulls for SMQUELON by raft to Boston, and This elegant ew hotel is mow open for the | and 11:80 PM 0 OO thence via steamer close here daily at 3:20’ P.M. For Pope's Creek Line, o . 700 . Evers second season. Capacity, 700 guests. Eai| enaih weno ee modern convenience. Steam heated throughout. 50 A.M. and 4:36 P.M. Pesseuiger elevators tu street. cious sun paur-| For Annapolis, 7-00, 8:00 A.M., 4:20 and 5: lors. “Orchestra,” “fue finest Cuisine aud ‘the | BM. de Be oe Bandas Randaye, 9°00 AaM- Durest water. Strictly high-class hotel at mod- | ,,9nd 4:20 P.M. erate spring rates. Delightful rooms en. suite, | Express for Florida and _pointa on’ Atlantl with bath attached. Write for Mestrated Book: | Coast Line, 4:30 A.M. 3:46 P.M. daily; Wi 10:57 AM. week days; Ath Iai, via Itichmond and Seaboard ‘Alr Li "M. daily. Accommodation for Quantico, <M, daily ‘and 4:25 P.M. week days. SEASHORE CONNECTIONS. For Atlantic City (via Delaware River Bridge, all- rail route), 3:15 and 11:50 P.M. dally; via M: ket Street’ Wharf, 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. P.M, days, "and 11:50 P.M. dally. or 11:00 A.M. week days, 11:50 P.M. lal.y. Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G atreets, and at the station, Sixth and B streets, where or- let and terms. fel9-78t NEW HOTEL LURAY. Porch joined to the boardwalk. Large rooms; ser and fresh private baths. Every modern luxury. Mlustrated booklet JOSIAH V BERKSHIRE I Ocean end Virginla ave., Atluntic City, N. J. CHARLES E. COPE. mb15-26t ITE & SON. High-class hotel, with’ moderate rates; capic- | ders can be Icft for the checking of baggage to ity. B00. ators to street level; steam heat | destiniticn fiom hotels and residences. throughout; sun parlers. Full view of ocean. | J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. R. Woop, raies and booklet, General Manager. eel pier, Couniry Club | apd Orchestra for Easter | - — 2 fe2S-78t-10 | WASHINGTON, Write for special spring General Passenger Agent. showing hotel. new grounds, golf links. e! "G. PRANK Sane Now open. Greatly improved. Steam heat. Com- fortable and homelike. Special spri Send for tMustrated booklet. LEWIS T. m:h30-26t AL ANDHRA AND MT. VER- “AND PA. AVE. 14, 1897. FROM STATO: Concerts every © Hall by full Orchestra. 1 iz every Hot and cold fresh nd salt water in Rocms en suite bath attached. JAMES € 3, 12:05,’ 1:15, 2:05, . Verron, Sundas: neon, 2:15, 3:45. 6.45 P.M. 3 ington and Aqueduct Bridge, 5. 11: 12: © all by B. RE and THE SEABRIGHT, PACIFIC AND RHODE+ Island avences; reopens March 31; steam beat; Hi wook days 12:20, 1 full ocean view: cuisine unexcelled. 245, 215, M.A Prop. M. W. UPHAM, Mgr. | 7/20,'8:15 FM. mh26-26¢ 2 Baggage, parcels and bicycles carried on all WETHERILL, KENTUCKY AVE, np | #2 = tees os jk SANS beach; homelike botel; thorougaly heated; pleas- AIL WAY. ant, rooms; excellent table; Spring, rate, $1.50 Schedule in effect April 10, 1898, jafly ; eekly. Vriv t. 3 # a manic. H ye MOYER. iY. rite for mh25 fori All trains arrive aud leave at Pepnsylyania pas- senger station, ~ OCEAN TRAVEL. ANCHOR LINE’ Sail from New York every Saturday for Glasgow via Londonderry. Rates for Salcon Passage: CITY OF ROME, $60. Other Steamers, $50. Second Cabin, S, $37.50, $42.50. Steerage, $23.00, $24.50, $25.50. For Book of Tours and information apply to HENDFRSON BROTHERS, New York, GEO. W_ MOBS, 921 Pa. ave. n.w.. DROOP & SUNB, 925 Pa. ave., Washington. ay8 30,15 North German Lioyd. FAST EXPRESS SERVICE. PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN. Labo. .Tu.,Apr. 19. 10 am Labn..Tu..May 17. 10 am Trave.Tu.,Apr. 26, 10 aw K. Friedrich ..May 28 Havel.Tu. y 3, 10 aw Trave.Tu..May 31, 10 Kaiser W der Grosse. .Tues., May 10, 10 am CHEKBUURKG. iS. BREMFN. G .,apr. 16, 10 am | Havel.T 3. lu am EW PASSE ER VIC! BREME! April 21, noon April 23, noon . GENOA. Aller... .-Apr. 16, 10 am /Fuida.....May 7, Werra...-Apr. 23, 10 am Eme. May 14, 10 am K.Win-Il.Apr. 30, 10 am | Aller. ‘May 21° 10 am OELKICHS & CO., 2 BOWLING GREEN Apply to. E. F. DROOP. 925 P's. avi Ja2)-1y-22 Agent for Washington. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY. American Line. New | York - Southampton (London - Paris). Twin- screw U. S. Mali Steamships, Sailing every Wednesday at 10 St. Paul. Apr. 20 St. Louis Bt. Louis. Apr. 27 New Yi New York. lay 4) St. Paul. ! St. Paul. -May 11 St. Louis Red Star Line. NEW YORK TO ANTWERP. 12 noon. Sailing ev-ry W>dnesday Kensington. Apt. 20) Noordlans ‘Weaterpland...-.Apr. 2 Friesland. Southwark. ay 4 Berlin. - N ye FFICE. 6 BOWLIN GB HINGTON OFFICE, 1206 F ST. N.W. Moss, Agent. 921 Penna. ave. FRENCH LINE. Compagnie Generale Translantique DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE — PARIS (FRANCE). Sailing every Saturday at 10 A.M, as follow: N.W.. or mb2i-iy From Pier No. 42. North river, foot Morton street. ‘La Gascogne. ‘116 La Rourgogne....May 7 La April 23 La Touraine...:.May 14 il 30 La Gascogne.°:*!May 21 Gen’ Ag’cy for U. S. and Can. % Bowling Green, N. Y. G. W. MOSS, £21 Pennsylvania ave, BELL & CO. 1406 G st. fe12-1y-15 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. E. S RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE. Steamer HARKY ANDALL will leave River Yiew wharf Sundays, Tu: and Th sat 7 am. landing ut Colonial Beach, Chapel Point and ali wharves as far down as Lower Machodoc. Returning"on Mondays and Wednesdays at 9 p-m., and on Fridays about 3:30 p.m. UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE WASHINGTON. D C.. TO GLYMONT, MD., and futermediate landings. The new Steaner ESTELLE RANDALL, dally except Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Returning about’3 p.m. Passenger accommodations first-class. Preight Teceived uutil the bour of safl E, 8. RAND’ intor and Manager. GRO. 0. CANTINTER: General Agent, Washington WM. M. REARDON, Agent. Alexandria. ja2i-20tf STEAMER “WAKEFIELD.” FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, Leaves Washington. D. C, (7th st. ferry wharf, Mondays. ,7 8.0... for, intermediate, landings | t6 Colonial Beach. Bushwood, Rock Point. Nomint €reek. Abel's,” Leonardtown, Stone's, Cobrun’s, Colton’s. ‘Wednesday, 7 a. m., for intermediate landings to Colcnial Beach, Bushwood. Rock Polat. Coltc Leonardtown, Abelt’s, Nomint Creek, Piney Point. St. George's Island. Smith Creek. Coan and Yeo- eoxaturdaye, T for intermediate landt ays, 7 a.m.. for intermediate to ; Beach. Bushwood, Hock Polat. Colton's, a 4 schedule in effect September 13, 1897.) ©. W. RIDLEY, Genl. Manager. THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO. POTOMAC RIVER HOUTE. Winter Schedule. iu eifect Dec..28, 1897. Wem ereAMER TOTOMAG ves every AY al Lea ‘asbington RSD, pm. for Raltimore and River Baltimore freight solicited. All river Mt mast be peepeld. ia Office. 910 Pa. ave. ‘Telephone ¥ 4029-110? se — == — USE Dr. PINK PILLS: PALE. PEs) aL ecls-tokth, tf THE EVARD. GA CAMPECHE, TAN, which, after the Wednesday overland closing, will be forwarded vin New York, up to and in: Australia, whic ~ A gs. Cliy of Rio Janeiro, fi Ma; (a) Mafls for MEXICO overland (except those for CHIAPAS, TABASCO and YUCA- ing the 11:10 P.M. close Friday), close here IBA dispatched daily to connect steamers sailing from New York. TRANSPACIFIC MATLS. : Mails for AUSTRALIA (except those for West forwarded via Europe), N! 41, FIST and SAMOAN | IS- LAND, HA D: Francieco, se he April 15th. (q) Mails for CHINA, MIAWANL, | per here daily up to Malls for SOCI (d) DS. per ship City of ico, clove here daily up (a) 3 per .s.s. Zealandia, from clese here daily up tu 6:40 P.at. for AUSTRALIA (except West Australta), W ZEALAND, HAWAII and FIJI ISLANDS, ‘trom Vancouver, close” here ly up to 6:40 P.M. after April 15th and up to April 28th. (4)! Mails for CHIN, ‘Tacoma, 20. (dy) (a) Registered’ maft# close at 10:00 A.M. same day. a: tb) Registered’ thalfs close at 1:00 P.M. same (c) Registered’ maffs close at 6:00 P.M. same day. {d) Registered ‘matlg close st 6:00 P.M. previous duy. (@) Registered mails close at 1:00 P.M. Wednes- day and Saturd: apo AMES P. WILLETT, Postmaster. PIANOS AND ORGANS. The Chance of the Season 5 To get _ Piano bargain is right now, Our “rent Pignos are coming in and we're selling them off as fast as they arrive, way under what they ought to bring. A $400 Mathusbek Tp- Seeytes $297.50 E.F.Droop&Sons,925Pa.Av 1t__Steiuways and Other Leading Pianos. 4 (py fer Danville, Charlotte Kentucky 60 yards ‘from beach. pst AR eae Terms for spring, $9 to $12 per Sund: Eeucbburg with th oz peepee Sunday: and at Lyuchburg with the =e = ——— 1115 A.M.—Daily.THR UNITED STATES eo Cape De aetna: FAST MAIL. Carries Putlmar Buffet Sleepers, aiteatiic eae = pete . New York and Washington to Jacksonville, unit: ator “trom atreet level; “culsina: s Tice | ing at Sallsbu-y with Pullman Sleeper for’ Ashe: Urdagtassed. | Special spring rates, #3 from Sat- | vitie and Hot Springs N. C-; Knoxville and Chat Tow Pm te Monday a.m. Tel. $76. C. SKU- | tuncoga, Tenn., and at Charlotte with Puilman . mb7tf | Sleeper” for Augusta. Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York to New Oricans, connecting at Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis. Connects at Lynch. burg with ©. and 0. Railway for Lexington snd Natural Bridge daily. Solfd train Wa: New Orieans without change. Sunset fersonally Conducted Tourist Excursion Through Slecper on NEW ENGLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA AVE., 75 ards from ocean. New house. Steam heat. Every convenience. Reduced spring rates. Seud for booklet. BRYAN & WILLIAMS. mb1-78t HOTEL CEDARCROFT. one . 5 this train every Wednesday and Saturday to San Ocean end South pce ineraree Sheam heat. | 5) cinco with : change. eens - 2 —Iweal for Front Koyal, Strasburg an = Mrs. W. FRANCIS SEEDS. | parrisonburg, dally, except, Sunday. ae HOTEL ETICKNEY, 4:19, P.M.—Daily.—Local for Charlottesville. Kentucky ave., 100 feet trom beach. Steam heat. | _ 10:43 WASH !NUTO: Elevstor. Sun parlor. §2 to $2.50 di SOUTHWESTRE ITED, Dini ew mn: Care rors Ac Z LIM! posed of Pullman Vestibuled Sleepers, and Day Coaches. Pullman Sleepers hyille, Tenn., via Asheville, Knoxville and Chattanooga; New York to Tampa, via Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah and Jacksonville, uniting ai Danville with Pullman Steeper from Richmond t+ Weekly. (mbl-tf) iL. V. STICKNEY, HOTEL EDISON — MICHIGAN AVE., beach. Elevato-. Sun parlor. Steam heat. appointment. Excelient table. Special rates. Write ior booklet. J. C. COPELAND. feld-tf eegeetas iene oie Cas ree Aiken, ms = —— | and New Yor to Memphis via irmingham, New a ce FS. Yerk to! New Oxleans, vin ular aint Morea . near Bes Vest: pay Conch Washington to Atlauta. Steam hea 1.50 to $2.00 daily; $8 to $14 the Dini 1 ’ to M waste tie tr by to, $2 Wie Mhatkas* | Seuthern Rallway Dining Car Grecnsboro’ io Mo mb21-lvsi TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVI- SION leave Washington 9:01 45 S daily except Sm for Round Hill: LITTLE BRIGHTON HOTEL AND RESTAU- rant, ocean end of South Carolina ave. Formerly cn ‘boardwalk. Steam heat. Home comforts. Moderate rates. 8. A. SCHWEISFORT, Prop. ah7-156t - y except Sunday, for Leesburg, 10 p.m. dally for Herndon. Returning, arrive at Wash! 8.26 aan. and 3:00 p.m. dally from Round Hil, 7:06 a.m. dalty, except Sunday, from Herndon, 8:34 2 m. dally, ex: Sunday. from Leesburg. CHESTER INN, : cept Ocean end New York averue. Through trate from the south arrive at_Wash- Steam beat; sun parlor. 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MAKE A NOTE OF THE NUMBER AND SEE US. apl1-201 CHICKERING PIANOSici2 variety of other Pianos that “you do not know or possibly may not even have heard of; but you Enow us, and you know that you ean rely on what we say. We do not exaggerate, or misrepresent, or advertise anything that is not ready for exhibition and delivery if sold. Every Plano we represent are too well known to require a word of commendation from and fell is rellable and fully guaranteed. They look well, sound well and wear well. We will t any’ fair and legitimate competition. Our Prices are reagonable—our terms accommodating. We take old Pianos in part pay for new, and we make special discounts for eash. Kindly call and see us if you think of purchasing a Piano. We think you Will find it to your interest to 5 ohn F. Ellis & Co., 937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. apll THE Ludwig Factor 18 BEHIND ON ITS ORDERS BECAUSE THE PIANO PLEASES THE PEOPLE. Sanders & Stayman, EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR HIGH-GRADE PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC., 4327 F ST. we Baltimore stere, ‘13 _N. Charles st. LUDWIG 4 apS-2att Square Pianos. and th. : mhoram.d” “HUGO WORCH, 925 F st. aw. “Established 1842. STIEFF 4 Seaton and Past Grand Master James A. feats on his wheel, Miss Shackleford was a graceful Success in several fancy dances, and there was pretty dancing by Helen and Mildr2d Geddes and three tiny little misses —Ray Parlin, Lillian Garmon and Ma: Cochran. That Wonderful Village. At the other end of the hall ye olde Eng- lish village was more popular even than it had been the night before. Harmony Ledge is fortunate in the pos- BLUE LODGE NIGHT| Maltitudes of Masons Attend the Fair and Exposition. IN FULL FORCE AND FULL SEGALTA The Royal Arch Chapters Scheduled for Tonight's Event. THE LEADING FEATURES If there had been a recording turn stile, such as that used at the Washington Base Ball Park, at the entrance to Convention Hall yesterday, it is probable that whca its dial was examined at 11:30 o'clock last night, the clcsing hour of the great Masonic fair and exposition, the record would have shown the attendance of over 10,000 peo- ple. While the throngs at the afternoon session, so to speak, were very large, and effectually proved the wisdom displayed by the board of control in opening the enter- prise during daylight hours, crowds in at- Gypsy Lan session of so many popular men among its members and so many popular ladies among its friends, ahd the great crowds who Visited the village were attracted as much from a personal as they were fro:a Won- in a desire to enjoy the picturesque. derful catches were made by visitors the magnctic fish pond, and the ope! theater gave enjoyment to big audiences. Among th who appeared were the Vega Mandolin Club, pupils of Prof. Carauana, in an oriental ballet; Mr. H. O. French's fa- mous dog, Black Bonnie, in acrobatic spe- cialties and mental feats; the athletes of the C. A. C. Club, under Prof. Crossley, in boxing, wrestling and pyramids; the pupils of Misses Sarah and Marie Howe, in a wing ballet, and Miss Marie Howe in a solo dance, and Cartoonist Felix Mahoney, in caricature sketches: Master Sammy Howard showed what he could do with a bicycle, and Henry Hills of the Burnt Cork Club and Miss Worth, the soubrette, appcared in their specialties. Attractions in the Annex. Over in the annex there had been many additions to the attractions. The photo- graphic display had been materially added to, among the additions being some re- markable vie loaned by Photographer William Dinwiddie of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The plump and pretty mys- terious lady who has the remarkable fa ulty of causing one-half of herself to van- Fish received large delegations of callers, and the electric scenie theater was not anything like large enough to accommo- date those who desired to see its numerous woncers. Royal Arch Chapter Night. The various Royal Arch cHfapters in the District of Columbia will visit the fair to- night in full regalia and add brilliancy to the scene and substance to the exchequer. Old England. terdarce at night were even larger than on the night previous. The experience cf the night before in handling the multitude made it easier to manage that of last night, and consequently, though the crush Was great, there was little, if any, dis- comfort felt and considerably more move- ib hout. Bins edge ee ug oUt, ut 722 | The entertainment committee has prepared these varlous lodges turned out in full | an interesting program, of which Mr. A. force and full regalia, and, as was shortly proven, with full pocket books to make their evening a pleasent and memorable one. The lodges marched into the hall shortly before 9 o'clock, each headed by its master and its other officers, the line being preced- ed by Chairman Samuel M. Yeatman of the committee on_order; Grand Marshal Strasburger will be in charge. The fea- tures will be as follows: Dancing by the pupils of Miss Cora B. Shreve—Parasol dance, Miss Helen Beren: Smolenski, Miss Etta Ray; La Arial. Miss Lillian Benton; rope dance, Miss Marie Topley; Santiago, Joe and Olga Hunnell; Isabelle, Una Ray; Handicap, school. The Parques, in expert bicycle riding; Mr. Ar- thur Plant, in club swinging, and Messrs. Howard and Leigh, contortionists. Fair Netes of Interest. The executive committee of the board of centrol this afternoon directed that the managers of the various booths at which there are articles to be voted as tests of popularity should fill out each night at 9 o'clock and send to the secretary's office a blank showing the result of the contest. The article to be disposed of, the person or Purpose it is to be*devoted to, the names of the candidate and the number of votes each have received mvst be indicated. Mrs. Garrett A. Hobart, wife of the Vi President of the United States, has donate to Eureka Chapter, No. 4, a beautiful and handsomely dressed doll, to be awarded to the child who succeeds in guessing what the little lady's name is. No one but Mrs. Hobart knows this secret now, and the curiosity over it is great and growing. President J. H. Small, jr., belongs to sev- eral Masonic bodies, and each one is doing its best to secure the greatest number of votes for the portrait of the popular Henry, painted by E. S. Weirtz, and on exhibition in the booth of Lafayette Lodge. The seven graphophones at the booth of Federal Lodge, which were kindly donated by the Columbia Phonograph Company, are doing a land office business. Tonight a cylinder containing Senator Billy Mason's Cuban speech will be in auricular evidence. Fitz Lee is far in advance of Capt. Sig: bee in the contest for the regulation sword of the Mystic Shrine. Centennial Lodge has a badge which will be voted to the most popular fire company foreman in the city. Queen Lil, the genial and attractive Ar- gora cat belonging to the board of con- trol, has a severe cold, and in attempting to talk into the catathoscope this morning she gave that remarkable instrument the bronchitiz: Both are receiving treatment, with probabilities of early recovery. Antiquarixns will find some remurkable old documents at the booth of Lebaron Lodge. A colonial deed 130 years old is of great historic interest. Sarple_ escorting the Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Grand Lodge, Samuel C. Palmer. Behind these distinguished Ma- sons marched the other officers of the Grand Lodge, headed by Deputy Grand Master J. Henry Small, jr. They were J. H. Small, jr., W. G. Henderson, H. Stanai- terd, W. R. Singleton, William A. Gatley, Cc. C. Duncanson, Joseph Hamacher, C. B. Smith, George H. Walker, James A. W more, L. R. Ginn, W. A. Brown, F. J. Woodman, A. B. Ccolidge and J. N. Birck- head. ‘The Lodges in Line. The officers took their places on the en- tertainment stage and the various lodg2e passed in review before them under their respective masters as follows: Federal, No. 1, R. B. Nixon; Columbia, No. 3, Herbert Wright; Naval, No. 4, Harry P. Cook; Poto- mac, No. 5, J. S. Raeburn; Lebanon, No. 7, J. H. Tatspaug! New Jerusalem, No. 9%, Benj. Parkhurst; Hiram, No. 10, W. F. R. Phillips; St. John's, No. 11, William T. Jones, National, No. 12, Jos2ph E. Falk; Committee Agree Upon a Pian. The republican members of the ways and teans committee have agreed upon a plan for raising revenue in case of need to carry on war with Spain. The plan will raise more tian $100,000,000 additional reve- nue annually, and is thus distributed. An additional tax on beer of $1 a barrel, a Hope, No. 20, C. C. Van Horn; Anacostia, No. 21, Wm. F. Gude; George C. hs, No. 24, G.' A" Taubcrschigi: Sta: Fha, No, by 3 bury, No. 24, Geo. G. Pearson; Arminius, . | rT lAFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRID Meeting” of City Council Last Night bad Slimly Attended. Additional Shertnge Shown im AQ counts of Fermer Clerk of Gas— General and Personal. Evening Star Bureau, 520 King Street, Bell Telephone 106. ALEXANDRIA, April 13, 1908. The regular semi-monthly meeting of the city council was held last night. Owing to the demonstration in Washington, incident to the serenade to Gen. Fitzhugh Lee. there ‘was but a small attendance. None of the matters of public importance which have been agitating the minds of the people for some weeks past was acted upon. It was” hoped that the matter of repaving King street from Fairfax street to Royal street with some up-to-date paving mate- rial would be dtsposed of, but the question did not come up. When the councti was called to order Councilman John H. Greene of the third ward moved that the body adjourn so as to allow such members as desired to do s0 to go to Washington and take part in the Lee serenade. The vote on the motion was atie. Routine business was then taken up, A communication from Mayor Simpaon, me closing a report from Mr. James Feyne, the expert accountant who has been exam- ining the books of ex-Clerk Cooa, was re- ceived. In this report there appeors to be an acditional shortage between June 1, 1895, and May 81, 1807, of $4,347.49. This report caused considerable discussion in both branches of council. It was finally ree ferred to the committee on light. An appropriation of 81,100 was made for expenses of the poor, fire, law and public Property committees. A resolution to re- pair the cobble paving on Cameron street and appropriating $1.600 to pay for the work was referred to the commitre: on streets. A petition from the Alexandria Light Infantry, asking for certain improve- ments to their armory, was referred to the committee on finance. The city engineer was directed to furnish property owners an es- timate of the cost of the setting or resetting of curbing, when requested so to do. The Proposition of a Washington electric light company to furnish the city with current was laid on the table until the next mecet- ing. A number of matters of m!nom impor ce were disposed of. There being no further business, the body adjourned until the fourth Tuesday in April. Police Court. In. the police court this morning Mayor Simpson had but few cases to dispose of, They were as follows Celia Keys, charged with drunkenness and disorderiy conduct, was sent to the workhouse for thirty days; Ernest Travy- ers, charged with assault on Maud Tippet, a resident of the Whitechapel district, furfeited $ collateral by his failure to ap- bear, Benjamin Smith, changed with dis- orderly conduct, was fined $2.90. Appropriation for A. L. 1. A resolution was introduced in the city council last night requesting t a small umount of money be appropriated to make certain Improvements in the armory of the Alexandria Light Infantry. It is hoped by the citizens generally that the commitiee on finance, to which the resolution was re- ferred, will see fit to recommend that the amount requested be appropriated. The Alexandria Light Infantry has on more than one occasion proved itself of great benefit to the city, notably when the city was threatened by “« from a mob of drunken negroes, shortly after the lynching of Joseph McCoy last spring. This company, mmand of Capt. Albert Bryan, is said to be one of the most efficient in the state. It has ys, it is said, reflected great credit on the city, and it is felt that the city shovid do something toward its support. Tablenux Last Night. A series of tableaux, entitled “A Bach- elor’s Dream,” was presented by a number of young society people at the Opera House last night. Phe entertainment was for the benefit of the building fund of St. Paul's Church. It was in every way a success. A number of the officers {som the Italian training ship, Amerigo Ves- pucci, were present in full uniform. Vestrymen Elected. Al a recent meeting of the vestry of Grace Bpisecpal Churen Charles King, A. J. Ballinger, C. N. Moore, George Darley, F. T. King, W. H. Van Vieck and €. J. Deah! were elected vestrymen for the en- suing year. Charter Granted. Judge J. K. M. Norton of the corporation court nas granted a charter to the Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall Steamboat Com- pany (limited). The object of the company is to run a steamboat and excursion line on the Potomac river. One hundred thou- sand dollars is fixed as the amount of the capital stock. Frank. Mertens is named as president; T. L. Holbrook, vice president; H. F. Woodward, secretary, and M. Mer- tens, treasurer. Brevitien, The schooner Lily of the West, which ran on a sunken wreck off this city Sun- Cay, was pulled off yesterday afternoon, and taken to the ship yards for repair. Munroe Jones, who was arrested here Monday as a suspicious character, was taken to Greensboro’, N. C., last night, where he will be tried on the charge of burglary. A large number of Alexandrians went to Washington last night to take part in the serenade to Gen. Lee. There were eleven lodgers at police head- quarters last night. — STEAM PRESSES DISCUSSED. le to Their Use Bureau. of the sundry was resumed in When the consideratior civil appropriations bill the Senate yesterday afternoon Mr. Gal- linger (N. H.) offered an amendment, pro- viding that no portion of the sum author- ized to be used for plate printing should be used for any printing of notes, bonds, checks or internal reyenue stamps ot than for printing from hand-roller presses. This precipitated a jong discussion of a question which has been before Congress for years—the question of the use of hand and steam presses in the bureau of engrav- ing and printing. Mr. Gallinger, Mr. Haw- ley (Conn.), Mr. Kyle (8. D.), Mr. Cannon (Utah) and Mr. Pasco (Fla.) supported the amendment, the principal argument being that the necessary fine work could not be done by steam presses. Mr. Allison, in charge of the bill, made an extended statement of the situation im the bureau of engraving and printing. He said that there was not now on hand a thirty days’ supply of currency notes, in- ternal revenue stamps and postage stamps. He explained that the steam presses were to be used in printing postal notes, internal revenue stamps, postage stamps and the backs of currency notes. He was informed, he said, that the sub-