Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1898, Page 5

= FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1898-24 PAGES. COUNTRY BOARD. 6 MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. "ORE URKNISHED. y $28.50 PER MO. FOR BOR RENT—ONL = dew; best loc KENT 12r& UNFUE ba. $6 SISHED- oo 1.07 Erle aw, 8r.. .15.00 erson ne, SF. 14.50 75 WiLL RENT A 10-R00OM Muss. ave. p.w.; newly paper- ping: beated by hoe water. THORN, 1213 F 6 7 7TH NE 060 WH Valley nw.Gr.w 204 Ward et, dr... PHONE 914. TUE W2 ‘ON LOAN AND.TRUST Cu., COK. 9TH AND F.KOOM 2. 14th nw awe & stal 1329 N nw, Mer: BIS C st ge, LOr. Su Linden 14th uw ist uw, Gr 4th ne, 6r, 518 9th st_nw. Real Estate Office: RUOM “HOUSE, 2 ights. $50 per and screens for windows in- Inquire room 8, Bliss bidg., 35 B st. er telephone 1785. apS-2m BY DAVIS & STURT ANT, 1404 G st. ow. $35 40 -$1,000 per yen? clu ted. 2. FOR REN! ¢ 10-rocm house .n Ingleside. 16: ud bath. stable. ND 1742 FST, edaced from $80 , 1) roums; 10 ROOMS $50. $40 per mo. 1320 F HILLYER PLACE, 12 ROOMS: ty of light and sup; Southern eapestir Jas-tf HL BIZ 18th +-125.00 807 © st ragut sq.-..91.66 1360 30th st, up pt.2t. Also a large list of desirable furnished houses. FIZCH, VOX & BROWN, woas-te 1406 G at. n.w. FOREIGN WASHINGTON, D. €, POST OFFICE NOTIC read datly, as changes may occur at S are forwarded to thi of closin their wi of ruy ted June 4 as follews S. EUROPE m New ¥ for BE Y-(eyAt per ss. for EUROPE ogne, from New York Letters for other parts of RU ROT spt Spain) must be directed “Per (At 11:10 POM. for NETH per sm vrndam, feem terdam. Letters most be directed (At P.M. for EU- : cania, from New Vi s 11:10 P.M. for ITALY. per Kaiser Wilhelm If, from New York, via Naples. Letters must be directed “Per Kaiser Wilhehn TL" ATURDAY (At 6:2: direct ss. City of laseow. Letters must be dl oe MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, f INDIES, ETC. MONDAY. 10:05 BM. for Po ERTO ND GUA fey At Loses ‘er from New Or! (d) At 12:05. P =WEOUND- ydney. (by At from a, :10 P.M. for JAMAICA, NESDAY : ore. (ey At 11:10 PM! from UDA. p: York. Letters for other paris rected “Per Arecun: 11:10 "PM. for SAVANILLA end CARTHAG rordack, » New York 3 HICA ain directed “Per Adiroud: 11:10 PM. for HAITI, per ss. Pring from New York. (cy At 11:10 P.M. UFLA and CURACAO, rise SAVANILL CART per «8. Laughton, frot York. via Curacao, SATURDAY. (d) At 12:05 PM. for FOUNDLAND. per steanier from North Sydney. (At 11:10 EM. for BARBADOS direct, also ORTH BRAZIL, per ss. Sobratense, from New York, via Para and Manaos, Mails for NEWEOUNDLAND, by rail to Halifax. and thence via stermer, close here daily except Sunday st 12:05 P M., end on Sundays only at 11:35 A.M. (db fer MIQUELON, by rail to Boston, and via steamer, close here daily at’ 5:20 «a Mails for M cland (except those for CAMPECHE, CHIAPAS, TABASCO and YUCA- TAN. whieh after the Monday overland closing will be forwarded via New York up to and includ. ing the 11:10 P.M. closing Wednesday), close here daily at 7:10 AM. (ay PACIFIC MAILS. and HAWATL, per s.s. . clowe here daily up to cn CHINA and JAPAN, per 5. ma close here dally up to @ for AUSTRALIA (except those for . which are forwarded via Europe), Victoria, 40 PM., D, HAWAM, EIJI ani SAMOAN La per Moana, from Sun Francisco, close here daily up to 6:40 10. (d) Mails for CHIN. No (specially ad- dressed onl), per 9.8. Empress of dapan, from Vancouver, close here daily up to 6:10 P.M., June 13. «) is for HAWAII, per s.s. Zealandla, from San feso, close heré daily up to 6:40 P.3E., June s for AUSTRALIA (except West Australfa), ZEALAND, HAWAII and FUL ISLANDS, a, from Vancouver, close here daly ; after June 10,’and up to June 2. «dy Malls for the SOOT: ‘Trople Bird, from up to 6:40 P.M, June (a)Registered malls (b)Regixtered m (eyKiegistered mails cl (d) Registered mailx close at 6:00 P day. my28 ship dally JAMES P. WILLETT, Postmaster. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. " ‘THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO. PoToM. RIVER ROUTE. ect June 3, 1898. ND SUE. leaves Washington every Steamer SUE every Mon- more and River landings. AM riv t be prepaid. Passenger accommodations first class. UPPICE, 919 PA. AVE. STEPHENSON & BRO ‘Te ne 745. 7th’ E. 8S. RANDALL'S PUTOMAC RIVER LINE. Steamer HARKY “tANDALL will leave iver View wharf Sunda, nd Thursdays at 7 am. landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel G aud ali wharves as far down as Lower Machodoe. Beturviug 0 Mondays and Wednesdays at. p.m, and op Frida: p.m. UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE WASHINGTON, D C.. TO GLYMONT, MD., je landings. «BZ KANDALL, Gall; except Sunday, 9°3 eturuing about ‘3 p.m. Passenger accommodations first-class. Freight weceived autil the hoer of Ca FOR POTOMAG RIVER LANDINGS, Leaves Washington, D. ©. (ith Mondays. 7 2.m.. ‘for’ tnterwediai to Eoloviat Beach. ‘Bushwood. Rock Potnt. Nomiab Greek, Abell’s. Leouardiowa, Stone's, Howard's, Cobrun's. Colton’s. Wednesday, 7 a.m.. for intermediate landinzs to Colvnial Bench. wood, Rock Point. Colton’s, Leonardtown, Abel's, Nouito! Creek, Piney Point. St. George's Island. Smith Creek, Comm and Yeo- comfeo rivers. ‘Saturdays, 7 a.m.. for intermediate landings to Golonial Reach, Bushwood, Kock Point. Colton’s, Nomint Creek. (See schedule In effect September 13, 1887.) eet-tt C. W. RIDLEY. Genl. Manager. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. “HERUERT A. GILL. Commissioner of Deeds for the Stetes and Territories, No. 1319 F st. u.w. ‘Telephone 956. CHARLES S. BUNDY, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, Of all the States and Territories, GelT-tf Fendall bidg., cor. 4% and D aw. FOR SALE_SPECIAL— pergate splendid chance to secure a bargain for a home or investment. A beautiful CORNER dwelling on 6th st. #.e., one sq. from Pa. ave. Will be sold at a great’ sacrifice. NO REASON- ABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED. Cost own- er $5,000. $1,000 less will buy it. Rent pays 6 per cent. Brick, 8 stories, 9 rooms and bath; GRAND LOCATION. STON & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE- front and back stairways Must be sold. ir % ENCHANGE-2 VERY CHEAP houses cn Columbia Heights, between 13th and .; 10. roon one and brick; lot over 100 fee tee, $7,500. It STON! POR SALE- LOOK AT THIS— 503 “L" st. n.w., one of those very desirable Bstory Rouses, buiit by Mr. Schneider, can be purchased at a great bargain; 10 rooms; bath; cetlar under whole house; choice location. See us at once. It WANTED BOARDERS, ON BLAND 0. RES ce; fresh veget 8, milk, ete. terms moderate; rates to those remain- the season. 'A P. 0. Box 117, Lovetts- Ville, Loudonn ‘county, Va. may28-6t* A¥EW MORE BOARDERS WANTED AT GRAND View, a beautiful country home on Blue Ridge mountains; situated on a hill, 1,300 ft. above Washington snd % mile from statign; » airy rooms and porches; nice lawn, shade,” pure mountain air and ‘water; bath water in house; geod road; riding and driving horses: beautiful ives; fresh meats, fruits and vegetables, milk, mutter, {ce and spring chickens; servants: Fre cenyerance | from station; | § rains erms, $2.50 to $4.50 week; special terms for sea- Sous toecialty ulce for toube people, ‘Mrs. HA. HALL, Linden, Warren Co., Va. It GOOD COUNTRY BOARD IN PulVATE FAMILY; pleasant rooms; shaded grounds; 83-minute walk from electric or steam cars; references exchang- ed. AGdress or call on Mrs. W. L. SCHAEF- FER, Kensirgton, Md. it* FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICI WE WANT AN OFFER. A modern, well-built 8-room and bath brick dwelling house, Iscated on 13th st. n.w., near two Hues of electric cars. D. , 1303 F st. new. It FcR HOUSE IN €O- lumbia Heights to be sacrificed; lot 25x100; x€0; windows three sides; parlor, MH- Kitchen, pantry and large dining room, CHINA CLOSET, -Ist handsome SOLID OAK fcr; 6 bed rooms and 2 tiled bath rooms; steam {3 all rooms, each floor, communicating; price heap at pent he $11,000, " and that, but make M ) 1X F st. my23 FOR SALE—AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES— these valuable acd weil-located HOMES, in all 5i8 2d ne, 71 m 603 lvth he, 7r. 4 6th nw. 12th ne, -5,000) Also, some HOMES in Mt. Pleasant and a row of six brick houses, nicely located, in George- town (cach 7 rooms, bath and hall), whieh I will sell for $200 CASH and the balance at $12 per mo. A rare chance to secure a home. my28-tf ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—MT. PLEASANT—WE ARE OFFER- ing well-built, handsome brick, 9 rooms, bath and cellar, beautifully finished, all’ mod. imp., at ex- low price of $5,500; easy terms. R. W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F. EAPER THAN RENT—ONLY room bricl $1,000 foi Cap. near ¢ my28-3t SS PROPERTY, 3 store and dwelling; lot »x100 to alley; only $4,700. R. W. WALKER SON, 1006 F’st. E—ONE OF THE MOST AND BEAUTIFULLY FINIS! THE PRICE NOW OFFERE! bath and cellar; hot-water heating; electric bells 1722 21st st., half square from Con- 2 only $10,000. W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F. STREET, ONE BLOCK FROM . car line, 6-room brick, bath and cel- ‘st R 7TH ST., 6- price, §: For Savi the 14th rented for $1 TH ST. N.W. all mod. 3 per mo. 0, WE ON LST.N.W, a 2story Groom house; good lot; stable in rear} total rental, $14.56; pri “ ATE RESID ampshire ave.; 12 rooms (tiled); most improved large butler’s pantry; newr 2 bath water heating; space Payment with motthly terms less than rent R. J. MARSHALL, ‘SUS 11th st. u.w. ALE—A LOVELY HOME, NEAR BRITISH legaticn aud within two squares of Connectic ave.; three-story bay-window: brick; white ston ; 10 rooms and bath; elegant cabinet mantels; furnace heat; every ‘convenience; in- spectiow invited; a bargain at $5,150. Don't miss this chance. JOS. A..O'HARE, 1008 F st. bw. my27-2t FOR —JUST FINISHED, 9-ROOM PRESS%D brick dwelling; ali modern improvements; range and mantels; Quiucy and Florida ave.; on month- ly payments. CLARK EKOS., Room 36, ‘Times bldg. my27-3t* FoR ‘The hundsome new horses corner 30th and Irving sis., Georgetown; 6 rooms, bath and large cellar; cabinet mantels; tiled vestibule electric bells and gus lighting; heated by fur- nace. Prices, $4,000, $4.250 und $4,500 each; payment; balance monthly. | Apply , Owner, 1004 F st. mow. my27-60" FOR SALE 2005 13TH ST.; WHITE STONE and brick dwelling; 3-story, ‘11 rooms; will sell $2,000 under value. Also "1245 Kenesaw ave.: 4 white stone; 10 rooms. These houses are built of best material; have all modern improvements. A rare opportunity to secure a good home. 27. L._E BREUNINGER, 620 13th nw. FOR SALE—THAT HANDSOME ROW OF NEW houses at the northeast corner Eslin and Ly- decker aves., Columbia Heights. They are three- story and cellar; bay window; colored brick fronts; red stone trimmings; 9 rooms; tiled bath and vestibule; cabinet mantelg; plate glass sterm dors; grill work, and complete in every respect; all’ material the best of ite kind and workmanship unsurpassed. Open for inspec:ion daily. Owing to lateness of the season I am offering two of these beautiful houses at the ex- tremely low price of $5,500 each. JOHN M. HENDERSO: 1303 Fst. n.w. S.W. SECTION—$1,000 UNDER 2 modern houses; 9 and 10 rooms and 5.500, and $6,000. HEISKELL & FOR SALE—HANDSOME NEW CORNER Hi E, 83 12th st. n.e.; seven rooms, bath and panrty; very lare parking; one sq. from cable cars; will li cheap and on’ easy terms. Apply OWNER, 1125 I st. n. me my21-tf FOR SALE—149 MASS. AVE. N.E.; ONLY ONE left of those pretty two-story and ‘cellar bricks: parlor, reception hall, dining room and kitenen: three ‘bed rooms, trunk room and vath; furnace my27-2w+ eat; low price; easy terms. Apply . FP. + NEWTON, Owner, 802 F st. n.w. my2l-tt PAYMENTS-~ jarge rooms, hall room, bath ‘and pantry; handsomely pepered and all mod. imps. Apply OWNHR, re 16 rocms, in FASHIONABLE LOCALITY; lot 20x 112 to wide alley; fine back yard; can be pur- chased for $12,000; one-third cash; balaace on time. Address Box 92, Star office.’ my20-8t* FOR SAL OU WANT A SWELL HOME ON the Heigl How will this one suit? On Ly- decker ave., 3 stories and cellar, colored brick fronts, bay ‘windows, stone trimmings, 9 room tiled batb and vestibule, cabinet mantels, gi work, handsome decorations, plate glass ‘doors, Only "$6,000. myl4-law-Im?-8 JOHN M.’ HENDERSON, een . NEAR N. OAP., COMFORT- & rooms, bath, cellar; worth $4,000; $300 cash, bal. $25 inonthly. JOHN RSON, 1303 F st. myl4-law,iin™ IN FI 13th st. near ‘T, Q st. near 14th, Many others. JOHN M. H myli-law-Im* FOR SALB—A BARGAIN—VERY DESIRABLE AS a bome—Or It st. n. ra, a two- story brick 8 rooms; parlor, dining room and DW. kitchen on Ist floor; every mod. imp. d con- dition; n be’ arranged. Price only $5,600. Ww TP, WILCOX & HIESTON, my21 1007 FOR iE room house, a.m.i., 1300 Lydecker ave.; press- brick swell front, with brownstone trimmings; 25- ft. front; 3 stories and basement; concrete walk in front; this house is delightfully situated, in the healthiest section of the city; rent to a tenant, $40 per month, but must be rented by the year; keys at 1463 Kenesaw ave. Address W. B. MATTHEWS, 1419 F st. n.w. my5-th,s,t-tf FOR SALE—TO SETTLE AN ESTATE, THREE 4- story p.b. hocses, on I st. n.w. between 13th and 14th sts., lots 727144 ft. to 20-ft. alley; grand site fo> aa apartment house. D. M. OGDEN, Execator, 1€24 P st. n.w. my9-1im* FOR SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS in Columbian College subdivision, cor. 15th and Binney ‘sts; 12 rooms: magnificently | dnished; w selé cheap and on terms. AI to owner, CHAS G DUNCANBON. Oth. apheD sts. v.w. de2i-tt FOR SALE—HOUSE 1145 21ST ST.; HAS TEN good-sized rooms and bath; has modern improve- Mments and ie in first-class condition; lot about 21 x80. Will be rold very reasonably. JOSEDIT R. JOHNSON, Owner, care Barber & Ross. fefi-tf Fok SALE-NEW HOUSE. 12 ROOMS, 1387 Roanoke at., Columbia Heights, overlooking el: PATRICK O'PARKELL, 1425 N. Y, mb5-ti FO SALE—DO YOU WANT A GOOD cheap house on 18th street; Ri a bargain. _ dels-tf JOHN SHERMAN, 610 14th et. Fok SALE—$1,700 FOR A MODERN 7-RU aM brick (formerly sold for $3,000); nicely located; Bortheast: half block from cable car; reliable 10 f cent investment; terms yery . JOHN F. AGGAMAN, 700 14th at. (upstairs). fei2 ce STORAGE. STORAGE, 75c, PER LOAD; THE FINEST STOK- age rooms; elevator with all the conveniences. Packirg and hauling at reasonable terms. Ad- dress J. BAUM, 912 Pa. ave. n.w. my28-tf arene youR EURNITORE WHEIE THE UT- most care is for rent of moth fire, damage, Ste., in separate rooms for $14 month; excellent accommodations for planes: $1 a. month; “ insured.’* STORAGE HOUSE, Omice 424 9th st nw. jm, ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS, Separate apartments, clesn and dry; best cation; reasonable rates. 1407 Cie? fier ny - Gate aided ne ected tne sues, Gates Be BE STORAGE. 2 AEE EOUISE in cy ane OTST LIBERAL TEM = myzim AND JAM Ww. A ae A PLEASANT COUNTRY HOME AT CHESTNUT Grove; 300 yards from the station; large, airy rooms; plenty of shade; tennis court; terms, mod: erate. Mrs. N. H. DARBY, Gaithersburg, Md. * “GLEN MANOR,” FOREST GLEN, MD ;_ SIX miles out; electric and st2am cars; opens June 10; offers unusual inducements to the public. Ad- dress Mrs. M. WATKINS, 724 12th st. n.w. my28-3t* FAIRVIEW FARM, LANGDON, D. G. (NEAR STA- tion B. & 0.); shady lawns; large, cool rooms; elevated situation; can accommodate only a few adult boarders; terms low. Address above. _1t* SURREY, SOUTHERN SUBURBS HAGERSTOW: Md.—Large brick mansion; baths, electric lights numerous driveways; pure mountain: water; good table; rates $6 to $8 week; Washington refs. my28-1m* INO. W. FELDMAN, Prop. + THE GLENBOURNE, NESTLING AMONG THE hills of the Blue Ridge, ts open; five choice rooms Unrented; capacity for forty guests; large, shady lawns; double ing pavilion; plano and violin; lurge verandas; table unexcelled; terms, $5 and $6 per wiek. " Write immediately for’ particu- lars. Mrs. J. A. HAMPTON, Airmont, Loudoun ccunty, Va. ite A SMALL PRIATE FAMILY WANT 4 BOARD- ers; new house; cool rooms; porches; shade; Ten- Jeytown electric car line, near District boundary; nearly opposite ‘*Willow: Mrs. 0. V. BEL- Lows. It INYMEDB (FORMERLY THE OLD BEST House), near Round Hill, Va., 1s open for the summer; healthy location; cool, shady und good spring water; fruit, ete. Correspondence invited. my28-6t* Mra. A. G. CURRY. WANTED—FOR TWO MONTHS OR MORE BY family of naval officer, six adults, three child comfortable suburban ‘board; convenient to reasonable rates. Address, giving rates, S._B.,"" Star office. SUMMER BOARDERS ON FARM, OND MILE west of Hancock ani six miles from Berkeley ite” Springs; large rooms; fresh fruit and vegeta- bles; fine spring water; ample shade. Address Box No. 1, Hancock, Md. my28-3t® HILL CREST, A DESIRABLE SUBURBAN HOME in the Blue Kidge mts.; high, heelthy locution; well shaded lawn; long porches; celebrated spring water; gcod table; ref. exchanged; free trans- portation. For terms, apply to Mrs. ALMA JACKSON, Box 194, Front’ Royal, Va. my28-2t* FIRST-CLASS BOARD, “ELDRUH;"” MODERN improvements; large, alry rooms; ‘few minutes’ walk to Chevy Chase and Tenleytown cars; rea. sonable terms, ite \EW PROPERTY; nice and nicely furnished rooms; beautiful and shady yard. Washington at., Fails i large rooms; broad verangas; dancing h nt board; 2 minutes’ walk from fd i WIEHLE, FAIRFAX Washington; now op:a; ‘ous trains; pure water; parks; superior table; my20- st ESCULAPIAN €o., Va.—25 miles fro: hew management; nur FOR SALE — BEAUTIFUL’ at Falls Chureh, chexp;- MONEY ALWAYS IN’ HAXD TO LOAN ON AP. Proved, District real estate, in sums to salt, at frait; shade s of H. f cent: commission nominal. B, MOULTON, Attorney, oF ee my2e6 | _my2etf ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. nw. FOR RENT—AT HIS, MD. MR, | TO LEND $1,600, $2,000; APPROVED CiTX E. F. Droop'’s sammer. 3 furnished and | property; 6 per ‘cent; no commission; give de- ‘all_modern_ conveniences} rf of shade and | scription. Address J.B. C., Star office, 1t* breeze; water; rent month for term iG SSURANCE cE Of 8 wiobthe. "Apply St Of at'ares tr fatter | DISTRICT BANKING & INSURANCE AGENCY, = aerown | ““*ReColixsie"paven Dinconsies FOR RENT—FURNISHED, ON GEORGETOWN NEGOTIA! ‘APER DISCOUNTED. Heights, 14-room house; jrovements; large Second trusts negotiated, $500 to $800. Jot; shade; 200. feet al ‘Address, | FIDELITY «nd SECURITY bonds furnished. stating references, Box 128, Stir office. my28-3t* Life Insurance in oli-line companies with im- WANTED—BY COUPLE WITH NO CHILDREN suburban house at exato. rent; Address C, H., Star office, FOR SALE—A CHEAP PROPERTY AT FALLS wurch; @-room dwelling sfil.4 gcres; good barn; well located; only $3,500. Lai my28-8t | STONE & FAIRFAX; 806 F st. n.w. FOR RENT OR SALE—TWO FURNISHED ‘COT- tages at Washington Grove. Apply 815 4% st. 8.W. my28-3t* FOR SALE — OHEAP — LOVELY SUBURBAN heme; 7 rooms; water in kitchen; frult trees; shrubbery; gravel walks; dry cellar; large stable. Inquire HENRY FETTER, Del Ray, V or au LW it FOR SALE—MODERN 13-RGOM HOUSE; BATH and all improyeme: 88 -acres of land; healthy; fiue view; offer wanted for whole or part. Riverdale, Md. Address 710 East Cap. st.* FOR SALE—OR RENT—IN KENSINGTON, BEAU: tiful lots and dwellings, om easy terms.’ Pretty homes for rent, $10 to $20-per mo. Houses and lots for sale, ‘monthly installments if desired, $1,400 to $4,000. A fine oj nity to secures home. H. M.- MARTIN, 191 ve. nw. m25-3t FOR RENT—LOVELY COUNTRY SEAT—DOUDLE brick; 14r.; 5 acres; commanding view; sur- rcunded by ‘handsome ‘trees; water in kitchen: 5 minutes’ walk from Hyattoville station; $25 per month by the year. ROGERS & ROGERS, 333 Ind. ave., and Hyattsville, Md. my28-3t FOR RENT—AT WASH. GROVE, 2 FURNISHED ecttages; one on Grove ave., 8 rooms; one on Park place, 6 rooms; terms ‘reasonable. Inquire at TURKISH BATH, 1329 @ st. n.w. it* FOR RENT—9-ROOM DWELLING AT DEANE- ‘ood; fruit; shade; water; outbuildings; $15. dwelling, near Hydtteville; 12 acres: ible, shade; $20. > _ KETT & DENT, 635 F st. my28-3t* Li FOR SALE—-NEW 7-ROOM DWELLING AT HY¥- attsville; nicely arranged; handsomely finishe'l; large lot; outbuildings; ‘tonvehient to depot; great bargain; $1,700. my28-3t* DUCKETT ‘& DENT, 635 F st. FOR SALB—23 ACRES FINE LAND; ALL KINDS of fruit; 6-room dwelling; concrete cellar; barn. stable, chicken house; 145 miles’ from. station; $2,250. DUCKETY & DENT, 635 F st. my28-3t* FOR RENT—WASHINGTON GROVE, MD., FUR- nished cottage; will be rented reasonably. 306 E st. & RENT—AT NORTH CHE one square of electric cars, beaut ew house; 8 rooms, bath ‘and attic; large $300 per annum. Also, very handsome 10-room house, a.m. $360 per annum, my28- & SON, 1006 F. FOR SALE—KENSINGTON, MD.—2 LOTS, 50X 150 each; nicely located’ aud very cheap and easy terms. W. ASH. 122 Mow. wy jt FOR RENT—HOUSE OF 14 ROOMS, SURROUND- ed by 15 acres of land; beautiful grove back of house; large stable; MMe garden; truit; chicken and pigeon houses; plenty of water; wide porch; and cellar; furnace; epen fireplaces in cach cellings 12 feet high in first story and 11 in second; $50 per month. Apply to the PC MASTER ‘at ‘Takoma Park, or H. P, R. HOLT, 1626 17th st. FOL, SALE—53 ACRES NEAR ARLINGTON. 500 acres on B. and P. 1. R, City property for excharge. Money loaned on mortgage. SAMUEL BEALMEAR, WASHINGTON COLLEGE (ECKINGTON HOTEL), 3d and I sts. D.e., opens to summer boarders June 1 ample shade; charming park of ten acres; good board; moderate prices. — apy WANTED- MER BOARDERS— At Aspen Hill, Sideburn, Va., on Southern Rk.; 2 miles “from city; no’ malaria; tine Water; beautiful view; large lawn and shade trees; good train service; telegraph and post office at station, which is 6 mimtes’ walk from house; rates $5.00 per wk.; $20.00 per mo. B.F.THOMPSON, Owner and Pi THE “EVER Address Miss M.NIEW'T' any26-1 Ext COUNTRY BOARD AT ROCK ¥non, short distance from 7th st. and Kevsington elcetric cars; terms reasonable. Address L. W. LLER. Wheuton P. U., Montg. co., Md. ~ \ VIEW—OPEXED MAY 15, 1808, FOR, tion of guests; located ‘at base of , near Round Hill: Lealthfulness ua- passed; tine mineral water; shade and home Room 308, Fidelity building, my26-3t* Baltimore, Md. FOR RENT—FINE OLD COUNTRY PLACE FOR the summer; one mile nerth of 14th st. heuse furnish modern improvem=ut! ears; Da! VIS & STURTEVANT, 1404°G st. now. FOR RENT—-OR SALE—WROUM HOUSE AND stable at Argyle, on 14th at: rowd; staze to cars 10 minutes’ drive; water,-gns and VIS & STURTBVANT, 1404 @ At. n. FOR RENT—-A MODERN, 148. DWELLL large grounds; in n.w. suburb; suitable for sut mer boarders.’ A 12r. house; frait trees, tow: etc.; in Anacostia; electHé euti; only ‘ nished cottage; Washington Grove; $10. in Rockville at reasonable prices. WAKKEN CHOATE, Kellogg buildiiig, 1416 F st. n.w. my25-4t® BROOKLAND, , D.C.2-Sf0RY, FRAME COT tage; 6 rooms, bath and geflarjglot 50x150; young fruit trees, plenty of grupes, ete.; nice’ lawn; chicken yerd and Louses;-$1,500 less than © owner compelled to elf? $1(2v0 cash, ‘balance lene tan $20 per month ut mt’ Interest; price, $2,690. M. M. PARKHM, 141s F st. my25-6t FOR RENT—FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, STABLE, OR chard, thirteen acres; two mites from station, uferts, Address A. J. SIMPSON, Round Hill, | $5" por month, flu. E HINE, = es 2 BLS my20-28t* Vienna, Va. ELERSLIE FARM— ADE; | FOR SAGH—-LOTS ~ IN “OLTERBOURNE-— THIS cheerful rgoms; first. eaithy location; bo mosquitoes " For terms and particulars address JOS. N. CHISWELL, Buckeystown, Md. ey, we COUNTRY BOARD AT BARNESVILLD, MONTG. ce., Md.; good brick house; good rooms; good board. good shade, water and air; in full view of Sugar Loaf inountain; one mile’ from R.K.; 33 mules from Wasbingtob; opeu June 1; terins ‘rea- sonable. Come and see or address Mre. THOMAS STORY, | | my21- Barnesville Beart THE ALLEGHANIES, NEAR Deer A few select boarders received during the summer vacation; price from $8 to $12 exch per week. Address BRIAR BEND SEMINARY, Mit. Lake Parl myz5-wé&s im WRITE TO MISS JONES, “SAGAMORE HALL,” Round Hill, Va., for country board; pleasant ae- commodations, good table and beds (hair mat- tresses). Special rates to families for the season, WnyZi-s&ew, tt HALL WILL BE OPEN FoR SUMMER borders June 15; location very healthy; excellent water; grounds large and shady; ail appointuients first class. For particulars apply to 1302 R. 1. city, or W. G., P. U. Box ¥5, Pooles- omery county, Md. inyli-wés-Im* LAKE VIEW FARM NOW OPEN FOR BOARD- ers; good accomncdation; 5 minutes’ walk from Haipine station, Metropoiitan branch, B. and 0. K. 4.5 14 miles trem city; convenient for gov- ernment officers. P.O. address, Mrs. M. J. VAGNE Md. my21-7t SUMS didly cellent table, and tiv i. depot. VA! located, tng Qakland,»with large rooms, ex- minutes’ walk from the For terms apply to Brown my20-10t* IAN HOUSE, PAEONIAN SPRINGS, V. Porches, 175 feet ‘in length; two minutes’ wulk eS oe Gane ee eee to $8 per week; guests furnish their own towels: rele. exch.” Address A.C. VAN ‘DEE VANTER, Prop. my14-15t&Jjel4-15t BCARD IN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS, 3% hours from Washington; delightful fare; beauti- ful scenery; sbady luwn of 10 acres; best refer- ences. Address BROOK PARK, fio, Albe- marle county, Va. myi2-3w* HIGHLANDS, TWO HOURS BY RAIL; ELE- vated, pure Chalybeate water; fishing and buat- ing; ‘shade; fine bourding; conveyance at dis- For terms apply to Bb. F. ELLINGER, . QO. Box Remington, Va. - any 10-1m* “THE INGLESIDE” WILL BE OPEN MAY 15; bath; hot snd cold water; 6 minutes’ walk frou) station. Address FRANK REPP, wy7-1n Randolph, ‘Md. A HEALTHY, CHEERFUL, CHRISTIAN SUMMER home; no ball or bar rooms; on Southern R.K., 4 hours from Washington; 6 daily mails; bed and board, $16 to $24 per mo. Address J. S. HOP- KINS, Strasburg, Va. my7-1m “LINGANORE HILLS INN,” FORMERLY “LING- anor? Hills Farm,” near Frederick; high, mountain air, pure lawn, voating; ref. ‘exch, _ addresc Miss &M.BROWN, Box F, Frederick,Md. my3-1m-5 COLLEGE OF SAINT JAMES, SIX MILES FROM Hagerstown, Md. and W. RR; high elevation; large grounds; terms moderate. MISS HAHRIS, College of St.’ James, Washing: ton e0., Md. p80-1m? ; FOR SALE—BICYCLES. beautiful subdivis'on ig.on the Chevy Ch: and contains the most eboice lots for the near Washington; Icts,’ $500 and $600 eac good terms. H. M. MARTIN, 1915 Pa. ave. bw. ayT-0,6- FOR SALE AND RENZ—IN ‘THE BEAUTIFUL SUBURBS DJF FALLS CHURCH, VIENNA AND PALLSTON, bundsome 6, 8 and 10-rooin cot- tages co casy monthly payments. G acres, 4- room house, stable, shude, fruit, &c., $1,500; monthly payments, $15. New 7-room house In center of Vaile Church, beautiful lawn, stable, artesi.n well, $2,500; ‘easy payments. A few more des'rable cottages for rent. Electric and steam cars to Falls Church, 26 trains each way dail;, sam. to 12 p.m. M. B. CHURCH, Falls Churéb, Va. ‘Telephone cali, pote SUBURBAN) PRO RI N TWO stories, cine rooms; from one to sixty acres of lend; six mi the Capitol; one and ones half’ oniles fiom Hyattsyilie Station, and one mile from Riverdale. Clear of incumbrance. For sale or exchange for city property. STEWART S apl2-tt B BR. we ~ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOR RENT—NICE NEW 4-ROOM SUMMER COT- tage; 150 yards from the station; good well sort water and spring near by dress JUS. ML EBERLY FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE AT ARUN- dle-on-the-Bay; corner lot; ‘facing the bay; 7 18., compl. fine cl large ig, crabbing. Ad- atable; excellent bathing, fs! dress B.C. BAILEY, 620 F st. 'n.w., rooms 11 und 12. Te Mediate loans on same. mny25-16,8 $00,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT 5 AND. 6 per cent, in sums to suit; easy installment Jeans, repayable monthly at about $9 a $1,200, including both principal end interest, with’ life insurance, if desireu, where death cancels the debt on the property ‘and leaves it to heirs unin- cumbered. Also lorns where small part of prin- cipal may be paid and interest stopped at any time convenient to borrcwer. Will call to see ap- Plicants at any time or answer by letter If they will write and state their wants to P. O. Box 493, City. my28-3t* MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE — ANY 5 Iso on listed or unlisted : cate certificates, &: flocks of merchandise bought. JACOBS, 519 14th st. n.w. $25 TO $500 LOANED UPON Planoa, insurence policies, Interest estates and other collateral publicity or removel. _ap5-2m4 MONEY TO LOAN At 6 and 6 per cent on first mortgage, in sums to suit. RK. M. PARKER, my25-7t* 51 Atlantic building. MAKE YOUR LOAN NOW AND AVOID Wak TAX ON DEED OF TRUST. RATES, 4% TO 6%. NDGOLIATE WITH E. WELSH A: 1410 “°G cET. TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, At 6% interest und 19% commission. Sums in any amount from $700 TO $100,000. We give prompt answers. my9-tf LIKBERMANN & HAWN, 1303 F n.w. MONEY TO LOAN—FROM §5 TO $60—NO OOI- lateral required; regotiubie paper bought; private rooms. GEURGE DL. HONING, Note’ Broker, Boom 11, Central building, 9th aud Pa. ay, uw. BY me 91,000,000 ‘LO LOAN ON CITY KEAL ESTaPE. Any amount. “Lowest rates. Also instullmeut plan. L. 0. DeLASHMUTT, sny6-tt 1421 G st. bw. TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN ANY SECTION of Wash., any awount from fou to $50,000. at © per cent ‘nt.; NU DELAY; SMALL EX? ie myS-tf STONE & FAUPAN, 806 F st. now. LOAN UN REAL ESLATE AT LU’ est rates. Chutges mouermte. KALEH W. LEK, LUANS AND INSUKANCH, G06 Lith st. ow. (C¥boue 2049). mys-tf BIONEY TU LUAN LN SUMS TU SUit AT CUR- rent rates Of iuterest ou real estate in te D:s- trict of Columbia. FITCH, FUX & BROWN, my2-tt 106 G st. bw. MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST interest on D. C. reai.estate security. PRANK ‘I. RAWLINGS, 1005 Pa. ave., Art Ins. Co. bidg. D. L. SHOR1-YIME LOANS ON stocks and onds, syndic surance policies, trusis, sto) , certiticutes of 4 Apply to YERKES & W.j wtke clevator. *¥ LOANED ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, planos, &c., without removal and strictly couti: dential; also ou life policies, indorse &e. E. B. McCOWAN, Koom 19, 1419 F st. ap2-cm* MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- est rates of nterest. No delays. M. A. BALLINGER, Glu 14th st. bw. INGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,610 F N.W. i loan you any sum you want, large or small, on fcrniture, pianos, horses, wagons, &c., removal or pubilctt Any busiiess with us strictly confidential, and you can get the money the day you ask for it. Loans can be paid in part or in fuil at any time to sult the convenience of the borrower, and any part paid reduces the cost «f carrying the Joan tu proportion to the amount pald. WASHINGTON MORIGAGE CO., in unsetued curities, without Apply 512 13th ‘st. n.w. Jei6-te GU st. MONEY TO LOAN—$1.000 UPWARD AT 6 PER cent: $250, s6v¢ at 6 per ceat; on D. , ee C. real estate. WM. H. SAUNDERS & 28-tf 4407 F st. PIANOS, &e. |. Strietly . Payments receiv'd on principal, which reduces cost of car- Tying. Do uot let the landlord or any one harass you; we will waake you a loan to pay them off ard’ make an easy contract for parment. Prompt attentin given all applications. ‘Courteo treatment to all. Give us a call before going elsewhere. CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE C0., ‘Hood’ bldg. _fe10-12tf x od MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL grtate at 434. 5; Oi atd 6 per cent interest. Special priviieges with respect to prior payments. Large etuounts a specialty. TYLER & RUTHER: FORD 1307 F $10 AND UPWARD LOANED ON FURN PIANOS, horses, wagons, &c., at lowest rates and on the day you apply. It c: retutned in installments, which re- duces the ost «f carrying it. Loans also made op the building and loan asso- ciation plan. Front Room, first floor, NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO., fel l2tft 625 H. ave. 1. Established 1870. Mone ed on watches, diamonds, jewelry, 5-Gin* 4% principal in amoun uy uiterest period. , IS Fst. nw. del7-tt IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOW- cf interest, on D. C. real estat F. J. DIEUDONNE, fonal Bank’ bldg. Without - 1218 PENNA. D A 5, 5% and 6 fe2T-tt GASCH BI TO LOAN— ON REAL ESTaTE— $5,000, $4,000, 000, $1,000, 500. THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, noi-tt a7 Fe FOR RENT--A PLEASANT COUNTRY PLACE for the summer; 7-room house, with 14 acres of growl; cheap at $25 per month. CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 13th st. and_N. Y. ave. n.w. my28-3t* FOR SALE—5 ACRES OF FERTILD LAND; 10- toom hcuse, barp and chicken house; 3 miles ‘from city and near electric road; must be rold to set- tle an estote. afl for particulars. Also, couuly places to reat. JAMES KE. CLEMENTS, my27-3t® : 1 FOR RENT—DURING SUMMER house in Winchester, Va.; agreeabl shade; _porche: comfortable in all respec: terms reasonable. Address Lock Box 127, Win: chester, Va. may27-6t* JUST THINK OF IT! IMPROVED FARM OF 250 acres. at @ railroad station, for $1,500. SAMUBL BEALMEAR, 303, Fidelity bidg., Balto., Md. SALT WATER FARM SAMUEL BEALMEAR, my26-3t* "Room 303, Fidelity bldg., Balto., Nd. FOR SALE-HIGHLY IMPROVED PALM, DE rectly opposite Naval Academy, Annapolis; bind- ing on Severn river aud Chesapeake bay; cost $20,000; price $15, SAMUEL BEALMEAL, Room 863, Fidelity bldg., Baltimore, Md. my26-3t* almost in Aunapolis. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5S AND 6 PER C approved District real estate; nu delays. M. M. PARKER, 1418 F st. D SI ‘0 SUIT ON REAL estate security in the District of Commbia; vo delay; charges moderate. WASH'N DANENHOW: nol6-tt wt 1411 G st. b. MONEY TO LOAN, IN iS TO SUIT, AT LOW- est rates of Interest, on D. C. real estute. Large loans a spec.alty. Prompt attention. WALTER H. ACKER, 704 14th st. n. REAL ESTs noi-tf a MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROV within the fet of Colt , in amounts to sult applicarts, at 5, 5% ard 6 per cent. jalo-tt” GEO. W. LINRINS, $00 19th st. nw. HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH A CAP- italist, I can place $75,000 at 5 per cent. No de- lay if proper:y and papers are O. K. 3, EARIN GADSBY, 626 18th st. ‘cor. F nw. “FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE—65 ACRES, 2 MILES FROM District line, in Prince George's co., Md., join- ing subdivision, for houge, 12 rooms, ‘and assume trust. Address PRINCE GEORGE, ‘Star office. * KOR RENT—CAZENOVIA, N. Y., ROOMY CoT- tage; newly tastefully furnished; every con- Yenlence; shady grounds; directly ‘on ‘lake; tine Sshing, sailing, shooting. Address JOHN HO’ SEN, Cazenovia, N. ¥. apau-was-im? FOR SALE—PEREMPTORILY, A VALUABLE ES- tate; Close to depot of Leesburg, Loudoun co., Va. Apply to Mrs. LORENGB Br, BOWLES, Lees- burg, Va. = apl6-s-11t* FOR SALE—HIGH-GRADE COMBINATION TAN- dem; will trade for single wheel, 1630 Howard ave., Mt. Pleasant. 1t FOR SALE—-WHEN YOU'RE THINKING OF IN- vesting in a wheel don’t forget the two best $50 wheels in the world—the Remington and Orient; ridden and recommended by # score or more of the fastest racing men in the world and ‘*WIN- NERS"'on every track. Very Mberal options, and FOR RENT—“MAYCROWT<” FIANDSOMB_COUN- try seat of G acres, on Lasyyers’ Hill, a few min- utes” walk from elther* or Hkcidge ‘sta tions; beautifeNy im; ly “dwell of 13 rooms, With all modern convenlences; ice house, stable, fruit, shade treésPand! gurdea (planted): by or.year. Purtber: particulars apply to IRA H. HOUGHTON,’ 4¢8-Pidelity bhig., Baltl. more; Md. my 26-3t* FOR EXCHANGE WE HAVE THE BEST PROP- erty in the city for erchange; If you have uns- thing to offer, see us. We affer one of those stone and brick houses on 17th and 18th. No. 4 rooms on each floor; stable; lot 21x10; $7,500, 1814 18th; 3 stories; cellar; 18.9x101; alley. ‘Two of the best houses on Golumbia Heights; hot Water heat; tiled bath. ‘Three unincumbered houses, n.w.; each $5,000. mmy28-3t STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE BU- reau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Departinent . Washington, D. C.._ until ELVE O'CLOCK NOON, JUNE SEVENTH, 1898, and _ publicly opened immediately thereazter, to furnish at the very easy terims. Good second-hand wheels at $10 | FOR: RENT—IN GATTHERRDUEG, A DESIRABLE ard, Washington, D. C., the dail I up, on §9 monthly payments. #.G. SMETN. 1 Rouse; 11 rnie.. bath; efamaiahed; 6 min. from | of ice and provender for the Aacal sens, ondiny ve. my26-6t | depot: I rien: mades-ovely, lawn; ‘shade, | Jun 90, 1800. "Blank proposals will te furnieb aus irate, “ent stable; amie rented for seasod | upon application to the Navy, Yard, Wanhiraton, = entire year; excelientcerater. Address Db ED STEWART, Paymast. i LEGAL NOTICES. 82, Gaithersburg, Mas al "2! my25-4t* se. ‘ay al-law 20 . = |= ESTATE OF TITIAN J. OOFFRY, DECEASED, No. 7615. Docket 23. < We, Mary Kerr Coffey and J. Hubley Ashton, executors of the last will aud testament of Titian J. Coffey, late of the District of Columbia, a aS hs of (the "Bopreme Court e' Dist of , holding a° cial term for Orphans’ Court business, appointed FRIDAY, June 17, A.D. 1896, at 10 o'clock ain, as the time, aod sald court as the place, for ing of claims and for making payment and rhs Sarto, alll ereaiters ea entnoes onnn when and where all creditors and persons enti to distributive shares or legacies a residue e Notified to attend in person or. by agent or attorney duly authorized, with their ‘clalioe against the es- tate properly vouched: Provided, (his order be pub- Ushed once ‘in each of three suctessive weeks be- fore said day in the “Washington Law Reporter Bigned May 20, 1693. MARY KERR J. HUBLEY ASHTON bes! B, HAGNER, Justice, “CRs ‘Test: J. NOTA McG! Register of MEDICAL. Dr. L talist 1 gl of all rt ‘of ‘and. women.” Consultation foe, Seirh aha re ~- FOR -SAL#~hOTS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. FOR SALE—WE ARE crremae GinAaT BAR- IN | BEAUTIFULL) ATED LOT, ' faNn AVE,, ROPOLT- . ONE pL N TRACTIO T EX- ‘equares sout it SBS. 7 i myst R. W'WALKER & SON, 1006 F. SALE—HALY RG! by lot 4th ne., gers 3 years! ebance to make big profit quick. “apply FOR _SALE—A DID FOURTEEN-AORE summer home, miles west of this city; » very attractive site for a suburban bome or for @ florist, froit farm or market garden; an ever Bealiy ees stream runs through it; high and Bo Re pRIIPS, 700 14th at ow ble lot on 26th street’ Wieridiag Hill wweel my23-8t i FoR SAlE_A BARGAIN— NEW. ave. bet. M and 3 28 ft. 3in. front by 199 in , Int ca te bought st duet” tre atta ok ~ KNABE UPRICHT, GOOD AS NEW. $170 CASH WORCH’S == _ Think Of It. _ STIEFF PIANOS. “Whey are a perfect example of Piano Building, ‘and the prices are right. : PIANOS AND ORGAN Open bslf day Monday. Great Piano Selling To be crowded into a half day Mon- day: Don’t miss an opportunity to pick up such snaps as these: Gabler Upright....... Hallet & Davis Upright Huutington Upright. Marshall & Wendell Upright. Hallett & Davis Square McCammon Square. ... . 3 E. F. Droop & Sons, 925 Pa. Ave., Steinways and other Leading Pian: at Piano Tuning. By F. L. BABENDREIER, formerly with J. F. Ellis & Co., 5IS 4th ne. ap25-2m* Upright Pianos —GOOD AND B FOR ONLY $150 iF BOU NEXT 10 I Square Knabe, Si eff, Weber, Steinway and Chickering Pianos FROM $75 TO $ COVER WITH I PIANO. MOVING AND PACK- MEN AT MODERATE JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 937 Penna. Ave. N. W. my23-tf Knabe Pianos. Several spetial bargains in slightly used Up- fight and Grand Piancs, from $300 up. New and used other make Upright from $200 SPEED WAS EXCESSIVE Metropolitan Motormen Arraigned for Run: ning Cars Faster Than Law Allows Their Personal Bonds Taken and ae . jon Given Not to Re- peat the Offense, Four moiormen on the Metropolitan road were in the Police Court today, charged with running their cars faster than the law allows twelve between streets and six miles at cressings. The defendants 1 L. Smith, Joseph J. Pierce, Tolton Osborn and James Zim- merman. Judge Scott accepted pleas of guilty in the cases and took the personal bonds of the de 8 as a warning to future violators of thé law. The cases were brought by the District authorities because of numerous compiu:ts ainst the fast:running 6f the cars on H street in the vicinity ofthe Arlingt nd Shoreham hotels. When Mr Pughsealied the casi atterfion of Judge Scott, Mr. Baker. to the coun- se! for the railroad company. appeared ond asked that the personal bonds of the de- fendents be taken. He said that if the nen had violated the law, they had done so in direct violation of orders. The com- pany, he said, has instructed tie motor- men to keep their trains within the legal limit of speed, and has taken every otaer precaution that {s possible. These, he said, are the first cases that have been brought for a long time, and the placing of she men under their personal benas would have the desired effect. If, after being put under pcrsonal bonds, the men violate the law, A. up. Square Pianos of different makes at cost. Wm. Knabe & Co., 1422 Pa. Ave. N.W. wy12-tt ATIONS CONFIRMED. Favorable Action on Many Military Promotions, The Senate in executive session yester- day confirmed the following nominations: ary: To be commissary of subsist- ank of majer—Samuel W. Hay, Pennsylvania. ° Subsistence department — Lieut. Col Charles Aibert Woodruff, to be assistant ecmmissary general of subsistence, with the rank of colonel; Major Henry Granville Sharpe, to be assistant commissary general of subsistence, with the rank of lieutenant colonel. Corps of engineers—Major Charles Wal- ker Raymond, to be lie nt colonel; William Murray Black, to be ma- First Lieut. Mason Mathews Patrick, to be captain; Second Lieut. George Pierce Howell, to be first lieutenant Artillery arm—Captain Selden Allen Day, ; First Lieut. Erasmus Morgan to be captain; Second Lieut. sriggs Lamoreux, to be first lieu- ten. Cavalry arm—Second _ Licut. Barnch Winans, jr., to be first lieute For appointment in the slgnal cory be colonel—Lieut. Col. Henry H. C. woody. To be lieutenant colonel—Captain James Allen. Edwin ant. To Dun- To be majors—Captains Richard P. Strong, George P. Scriven, William A. Glassford, First Lieutenants Joseph E. Maxfield. Frenk Greene, Samuel Reber, Eugene O. Fecht of Michigan. To be capt First Lieuts. George O. Squier and Eugene Wilson, Second Lieut. Jasper E. Brady, jr., Messrs. Martin L. Hellings of Florida, ito A. Nesmith of California, Daniel J. Carr of Connecticut, Howard A. Giddings of Connecticut, Cari F. Hartman of New Jersey, William H. Lamar of Maryland and Edward B. Ives of New York. To be first licutenants—Messrs. Leonard B. Wildman of Connecticut, John J. Ryan of Texas, William F. M. Rogers of Con- necticut, and Julien P. Wooten of Georgia. To be second lieutenants—Sergeants Wal- ter L. Clarke, James R. Steele, Basil O. Lenoir, James B. McLaughlin, George C Burnell, Victor Shepherd, William M. Tal- Messrs. Thomas R. J. Campbell of the t of Columbia, Charles H. Gordon of California, Charles Rogan, jr., of Tennes- J. Rudd of Minnesota and Wil- t of Illinois, Thomas Leidy s of Pennsylvania and Ralph Thomp- son Orvis of California, to be assistant rgeons in the nav Civil appomtments—Edward Elias, to be assayer of the mint at San Fran Cal.; s, to be surveyor of customs Tenn.; Samucl W. Campbell, to be agen for the La Pointe India Ww Edmond %._ Brodowski of linois, to be consul at Solingen, German’ Edward D. Wjnsicw of Mlinois, to be con- sul general at Steckhoim, Sweden; John Boyle, jr., to be assayer in charge at the United States assay office at St. Louis, Mo. Postmasters — Ohio — Tully McKinne: Mechanicsburg. at Memph Li- Missouri—Geerge W. Coakley, Independ- ence. Mississipp!—Louis J. Piernas, Bay St. Louis; D. W. Rhyne, Lexington. ‘Tennessee—Prank E. Britton, Jonesboro. Yesterday Afternoon'’s Nominations. The following nominations were sent to the Senate yesterday afternoon: Signal corps: To be captain—John B. Inman of lllinois, George W. Butler of Maint, Thomas F. Clark of Massachusetts, First Lieut. Gustave W. Stevens, 6th United States Artillery; Frank Lyman, Jr., of Iowa; George R. Gyger of Ohio, Frank L. Martin of California, Frederick T. Leigh of New York. To be first Neutenants—Charles E. Pel- lew of New York, George H. Tilly of Mon- tana, Howard D. Coe of Ohio, Charles H. Martin of Illinois, Patrick W. Crawford of Arkansas, Charles E. Walker of Maine, Alvar G. Thompson of New York, Edward W. Winfield ot Arkansas, To be second lieutenants—William E. Davics of Montana, Joseph D. Wood of Ohio, Elmo C. Lee of Arkansas, Don A. Palmer of Minnescta, Walter S. Volkmar, sergeant signal corps; Charles E. Kil- bourne, jr., of Oregon; Albert J.° Dillon of Florida, Frank P. Tate of Tennessee, Wil- Nam Mitchell of Wisconsin. First Lieut. Wm. Semple, 13th United States Infantry, to be assistant adjutant general, with rank of captain. To be assistant quartermasters, with rank of captain—Cyril W. King of lowa; Lewis V. Williams of Ohio, Edward E. Robbins of Pennsylvania. To be commissary of subsistence, with rank ef captain—John F. Whitworth of Pennsylvania. To be additional paymasters—Benjamin F. Havens of Indiana, James B. Houston of Connecticut. Postmasters—John Beaty, Texas. ——___+-2-—_____<\__ CHARGE NOT EXCESSIVE. Waxahachie, Commissioners Approve a Bill Against Metropolitan Rallrond. Replying to an inquiry made by Mr. Na- thanicl Wilson, attorney for the Metro- politan Railroad Company, the District Commissioners wrote him that they con- sider to be just and equitable a bill of $1,168.55 sgaimst the company for work done by H. L. Cranford-in repairing the pavement adjacent to the company’s tracks on F street between 9th and 14th. ‘The Commissioners expiain thet the a men: S Ye company immedi: south ot ite tracks could. be considered they may be brought in and fine Mr. Pugh informed the court n other cases instituted and nolle d by direction of the Commissioners, action had been taken, the prosecutor because of promises that the law would not be violated again, In answe: the court's 's had b and he ha t there hs inquirtes Mr. brought in no objections hing the court might do with them. Attorney Baker said the men had been any fines imposed would not be paid by the compan In answer to a statement by Attorney Pugh that complaints ad been made against the speed of these cars Mr. Baker said the company had not received a com- plaint “The company had better read the newspapers, th remarked the court. “Complaints are frequently recorded in them, and the company should know of m in this way. What could be learned then Mr. Baker 2 day we se © papers that Cervera is bottled up < go and the next day we are told t is on the high scas.”” the next day,” added Mr. Pugh, told that the railroad has killed a man. - “This road has never killed a man by fast running,” explained Mr. Baker. Judge Scott, commenting on the case, said the regular ¢peed allowed by law is dangerous, and any faster speed increases danger. These, he saic the first s of the kind that have been called to attention, and he would take the re- nsibility of suspending sentence. In conclusion the judge reminded the motor- men of the responsibility of their pesitions, and gave them notice that the future the law will be strictly enforced, and those who violate its provisions will be fined. = EXCURSIONS. There is no better way to spend Dec- oration day than by taking a day trip on the swift-sailing Jane Moseley to Colon- ial Beach or Somerset Beach. There is no river in America that shows such beauti- ful scenery along its banks, and to the student of history hardly a foot on either side is passed that does not bring with it some recollection of historical interest. The arsenal, quaint old Alexandria, Forts Foote and Washington, Mt. Vernon and Gunston Hall, Indian Head and Aquic. Creek are passed in rapid succession, and such points as have been chosen by the War Depart- ment for the protection of Washington to stop the progress of the enemy's fleet, which, by the way, will never come within ” miles of our city., The Moscley leaves her wharf at N street at 8:30 a.m., arrives at the beach at 12345, giving excursionists plenty of time to enje good dinner and a salt water bath, reaching Washington at 9 to 9:30 o'clock p.m. Many improvements een made at the beach, the new and large pavilion having been remodeled, and is now run as a first-class restaurant and bathing resort. There are also quite a num- ber of first-class hotels on the beach. Pa- triotic music will be furnished by a first- class orchestra, both on the b and pz vilion. Splendid meals, is; ing all the delicacies of the season, ¥, the boat. be served on l Hall will be in gala attire on D tion day, and preparations have Leen made to entertain crowd Prof. Schroeder's Band w arse pa- iriotic airs, both on the boat id at the grounds. Dancirg and all the other various amusements at “the hall” will be in full swing. The steamer Charles Macalester will make three trips to Marshall Hall on Deco- ration day, and will leave 7th street wharf romptly at 10 am., 2:30 and 6:15 p.m. -arp. Planked shad dinner, including the femous Marshall Hall clam chowder, will be served for 75 cants. Mount Vernon, tne tomb of Washington, Will also be the objective point for the patriotic on Decoration day. Steamer Charles Macalester-will make two trips, a8 usval, at 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. Monday next, Decoration day, is a na- tional holiday, and, appreciating the fact that thousands of Washingtonians will wish to get out of town for a day's outing, Captain E. 8. Randall has arranged to run extra trips to River View in order to ac- commodate those who will visit that popu- lar resort. Timid people need not be afraid of a trip to River View because of the mines in the river off Fort Washington, for there is not cne within a half mile of the View wharf and the steamer does not have to go near them to make a landing. Monday at the View there will be music and dancing all day for those who are fond of it. The orchestra wii! be heard in concert on the steamer on all trips, and the chute and other attractions will be ready to afford pleasure to all. Those who wish to spend a quiet day reading or building air castles will find plenty of easy chairs on the hotel porch and grassy lawns, where they can sit and dream to their hearts’ content. The steamer Pentz will leave her wharf at 10 a.m., 2, 4 and 6 p:m., and tick- ets for the round trip will be but 25 cents. The excursion of the Knights in Black to River View tomorrow promises to be a most enjoyable affair, and the best-known German-Americans in Washington will at- tend and assist in making it the great su cess it should be. Tho Steamer Pentz will leave her wharf at 10:30 a.m., 2:30 and 5 .m. Today the children of the public schools are having their-annual outing, and on the first two trips over 1,800 of the young folks went down on the Pentz and are hay- ing a merry time in the open air, shooting the chute and otherwise amusing them- ves. 4 Ee Annual Athletic Mee! ‘The Vaughn class of the Calvary Baptist Sunday school has” appointed a com- mittee to arrange for its annual ath- letic meet, which will take place the 18th also a ey game between the class The committee consists of Thos. S. White,