Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1898, Page 21

< ail : : . é ES . 5 . THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1898-24 PAGES. 21 = : > Sas ADVERTISED LETTERS. Hufford, Jno Ht ART AND ARTIST ot see 15 2 oy gale ae janter, m0 7 a maining tn the ‘washington (D.C) Postoiice Set. Hunter, Robt B STATION CORNER. ‘oR Stxtit ax Werner urday, June 4, 1898. F 7 ‘REK DA PITTSBURG wr. Park left the cit: tw} HOTEL INFORMATION ‘To ‘obtain any of these letters the applicant | Hyatt, "fddte Perey (4) PRESS.— Parlor apd Dining Cars Harrishong fr. Parker Mann left the city a fey PR ing By Rl nn err Irwin,” Greek Pittsburg. days ago for his summer home in East EREE. If not calied for within two (2) weeks they #1 | James, Frank 10:50 AM. PENNSYLVANIA LIMTTRD.—Putt : be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Jansen. Harry App Rennie, Reunle man Sleeping, Pintag. Snieking Gloucester, Mass., and he will spend the | 5. scctets of Améitern, wr aes sae Johnson, Agustus Richards, Hon Jno A Gare Harrisbarg te Chicage, Cl entire season there in out-of-door work | aor summer R iso rates of apartments in | Adams, Susan Mrs Kunz, Mattie G Mrs Johnson, CS Richardson, Jno T olis, St. Louis, Clevalund avd ‘Tu along the same lines that he followed last | Hotels pelow, call as (send stamp) Alexanaria, Susie A Miss LaVann, Taste Mins Seen ae Hobitisan, De WG 19250 A. FASE TERE Penman Bewet Porter year. There is little probabilfty of his re- HOTEL T, ‘ARI F BUREAU, | areca Tiraiaing Mise Leane, Mary Dre Jobnston, Sid Robson, Frank Car to Harrisbarg. Buffet Parlor Car Aacrisburg turning to Washington next winter, as he pas R *[ Sine wins is A> Tanning, Kate Mice Jones, Fin er to Pittsburg. et is meditating a trip abroad which may end $5 Eitth Ave.,;New, York, Bailey) Mary Moe, Leopold, Maile Mrs Rela a Scape, *PREee CAG AND ST. LOUIS, EX. in a protracted sojourn across the water. O48 Boe de Rivoll tte. cacy ee SAS See Kune, Willie fentord. “wm and Sleeping and Din'ng Crre Harrisburg to St For the time being, at any rate, the local HOTEL POCKET GUIDE|® teinan, it Cire Lewis, M Miss aaa Fe Sebiang, Eugene ote erm re art fraternity must suffer the loss of one patsy ees te tee eee Kitiy. Lonts at ee eee Cleveland: [uitabure. Chicage and Harrisburg te : eville, MB jand. Dining Car to « » te Epis ah vesiopeor oe Pik (A. P. means Amertean Plan; H P., European. | Beall. Ante, Mise Lang. Alice Mem 5p > peat Shell. Hon Geo W 7:20PM. SOUTHWESTEEN PXPRESS Palle i Z Op. imeand Open.) : MO ie le Kintner, ¢ 7 . man Sleeping Cars Washington to Pi'tebure and has been preminently fdentifled with al- | ALBANY, N. ¥....-...Hotél Kenmore, A-P., $3 up | bellies! Movtha Mise pies. vergion Mice x » Geo er as Harrisburg to St. Lovls and Cincinnati. Din most all of the art movements in the city. do.....Stanwix Hall, E:P., $1 up; A-P., $3 up | Branch, Fannie Miss iuriae, Mary Mrs seny Stivey, Dwight 10.40 PM. PACIFIC EXPRESS. —P Sloop, He jnas been most energetic in his sup- | ACLENHURST, N. J.-Hotel Curlew, opens May 28 | BtAmoro, Clara Mrs Meredrics, “Annie Mies Himepm gies Simpson, Osear ing Car to Pittsburg. ier ope Peeing ne local organizations, and when | ATLANTIC CITY, N.J......Hotel Radoit, A.P., $4| Breaks, Hemme are MeFeeles. Mamie Misa | Kruse. Chas ng he did A.M. for Kane, Canan@aigoa, Hocheater and laboring in their interest has often given = =) Brooks, Lizzie B Miss MeMullen,Mary Lou Miss | Tancie. ‘Bad Sinciair, KV ‘iagara Falls dally, except Sunday ASBURY PARK, N.J....The Wellington, A.P., $2.50. up . cctieee M ie Sissons,” Willie AM up his entire time for weeks together, | pay sHORE, L. 1. Pres t Home, A’P., $8 01 ks, Louise Miss pichmemon, George Mrs 1 Lando Riser AB ie AM. for Elmira and Renors daly. except much to the detriment of his own work: de Cote oR, $880 | Brown, Ellen Sirs pheragn, Pomit, Riche Hirmsport daily, 2:30 F He has helped the growth of art in Wash. | BALTIMORE, Md....The Carrollton, A-P., $2.50 up |. Brown, Mattie Mrs veer 6 — Sell Smitha a. Medemegs ow — ington in more ways than one, and as a | BEACH BLUFF, Mass.Hotel Preston opens June 22 eee — ted Massey, Frances Mrs ont Smith, Geo ‘! nEton to, Natale. generous and discriminating patron of the | BOSTON, Mass. Hotel Vendome, A.P., $5 | Brvant, Vienia 3 Matthews, Lizaie Mise J Le Wm Smith, Dr 10:40 P.M. for Erie, Cenandaigua, Rochescer, Bs local painters he has done much to en- So. Copley Sq. Htl., ¥.P.,$1.50up; A-P.,#3.500p | Butcher, EM Mrs Metzgar, Jobn Mrs Leeke, i He a a fale and Niagara Palis daily. Pullman Sheep courage and stimulate the artists in the | BOURNEMOUTH, Eng. Royal BathHoiel, A.P.,$4to$S Butler, ‘Ethel ates miter, Holload Be Mrs Yaak ath Perse FON PrAPhingion,to Rochester: Sarurdaye ous city. It is hoped that his absence’ will be | BROOKLYN,N.Y.Hotel St.George, E.P.,$1; A.P.,$3 ler, Nannie Mien ae a Snell, Frank H (SE “EAST. “ . merely temporary, and that he will return | CORNWALL, on Hudson. The Elmer (W. B. Elmer) | Butterfield, F W Lous Mole. A Mr | Perey Boor, Geo. 4:00 P.M. “CONGRESSIONAL. LIMITED.” aaity, to make his home here again. do. Smith House (I. B. Elmer); booklets | Campbell, Alice Mrs Morman, Daisy Miss Sen pecker. \ all Parlor Cars. with Dining Car from Reltiw * CATSKILL MTN.Honse,op.June 25; 8Mhrs.from NY. | Canan, Maggie Miss Morton, ‘Sophia Miss dong, giles atl, Regular at 7:60 (Dining 8200, 820, Hse x * Carleton, Lorraine Miss Mullan, MC Mra. =i rest (Dining Car). and 11200 «1% wit 2 CATSKILL, N.Y..Prospect Park Hotel, overlooking | ©: c Lynch, 27 rena, Jno mington) AM Mr. Carl Gutherz has been quite sick for | the Hudson. Open to Nov. 1. J. S. Briggs, Prop. | Cat, JH Mrs Mulvehill, Elisabeth Mrs 7 yynch: Ino Fi from Baltimors) two months, and during that time has | CATSKILL MTS Hunter, 1d SUCharles Op. soni | GamaetM. CS Miss Myers, TK Mie Lynch, Witte on, Jas B Sunday. 200 done little painting, but now that his | GAY LAKE HOUSE.Sheldrake,N.Y. Op.Juue 14 | Case, E H Mrs ison, Gessie Miss Pohecprogg ota i 3w o's, ing Cer fi health is improving he is again turning | CINCINNATI, 0...Grand Hotel, K.P., $1; A.P., $3 | Cathrine, Mamle Miss Nelson, Robecea Mrs Manchester, PL cer, Geo R and 11:50 PM For Phitadelita ‘nly, ‘Past = Exeter, Bog. RoyalClarenceHotel.A.P.,$3; E.P.,$1.50 | Cytyeeitim, — Elizabe: Sept! Mecha ngi Mz Harry A Express, 7:50 A.M. week facet me. 12:35 his attention to his work. The season is } Exeter,Bog. Royal -A.P.,$3; E.P..§1. Miss rris, Mamie Miss - , Het BA Exuress. 7:50 AM. week dave. Express, 12:1 at pend) when alli the actists) are living. | 7 esas Crean motte eee a eT Rape Sd cr . Dr PA “Beaton, “without chenes ie Sa? plans for thelr summer campatens, and to Taxm GBO_NY Labstiee dp ae ae eine | Clemings Stay Mina Osgood, May TD Me | Mtn, Chas Santee seeeay: pee, nd 6: BM das : a convalescent this is a matter for special | “qo...... The Marlon, A.D. $2 up. (H.R. Raslis) SS Otis, Col Elmer Mra ‘Stun Swift. Lieut F 10:50, 11200 AM. eth vee 2 Planisphore of the Hesvens, sbowing the Positions of the Principal Stars which are consideration. Mr. Gutherz will probably | do.Central House,$9to$12 wk.(E.J.Worden)booklets | Coleman, Julla Miss QWHkS. Thomas H Mra 5 Syivester. Jas 3:15. 3:20 (6 alteds above the Horizon June 1—15—30, at 9-8-7 P.M. accept an invitation for a long yachting | LIBERTY,N.Y.The Mecca (C.O.Hayden). Op. yearly alia eae wer, Helen Miss nyt Pad nea eae tohase. ey Say -———- —————-— ] cruise with an old friend. as this will give do. Hotel Wawonda, ssiter, Mgr. (booklets) 7 Coles, Vyr=yye rs SE i Taylor, Sam'l AM, 12 times referred to as th> “globular cluster.” | him a chance for a much needed recupera- | LONDON, Eng. ------Hotel Cecll, E.P., $2 up | Carbit, Chas Mrs mn cP x7 poe a ep i | = 3) | Gook. "Mare E Bites Sack Thoma. ‘Jno and 11:50 PM It Is situated on the wesiern side of the| tion and at the same time will afford him |. @--:+++-+--+-+-Langham Hotel (Kn-penston', $2) Cereenth a palt Soa ped Enix: ate se homas, Edward ) AM. and 4:96 Par trapez! Soar yltlescope Shows it) opportuniies for collecting an Interesting | LONDON..Branswick Hotel (Jermyn st.),Biceaditiy, | Cormwll, Kate 3 i : er, “Archie nas, Henry S week days. Sundays, AM. crely as a round nebulous spot; a large| series of sketches. Among the paintings | _ Latest sclentide sanitation.Patronized by nobility. Coyle, Mary Miss (2) HE ee d MoM mas, Ino For Annapolis, 7200, AM.) 12:15 and 5:40 + Haghument resolves it into several hundred | that he has finished most recently are the | LONDON(Westminster)St.Ermin'sHotel. High class | Grockett; annie. Miss Peneecha ties sas ermott. Frank @- Suoter fe tnd 4239 Ba pissepse ec dea tiny stars—S23 is the number given by Prof.| likeness of ex-Governor McCreary of | Unexcelled for luxury,comfort,culsine. E.P.,$1 up | Croll, J 3 Mrs Pondester, Martha A Jas Tilden, Wm L 8 for Florida e nts on Atl dum Facts of General Interest to Amateur | ©. ©. Pickering—arranged, apparently, in a] Kentucky, and two portraits of Senator | MIDDLETOWN SPGs, The Montvert, A. P., | Suite. LB Miss Miss. om Tilman, TH e. 4hO M. “daity Sacer | globular form. Bate of ‘Tennessee. One of the heads of | $3.50 up. Min. springs. Sclentifie WATER CURE, | Bilton, Marte Price, Lottie Miss alos Todd, AM 2) Gaye; ‘Atthata Special Astronomers. ut more interesting to us than this tele- | Senator Bate shows him in the uniform of | NARRAGANSETT PIER.The Massasolt. Op. June 1| pevigon* wo artes ee ES SS Merriam. Rudolph ae: Scank Pe nant Ate doe, 6:80 7°30 > seopie object is the fact that this constel-| a major general, in the confederate army, | NETHERWOOD, N.J.Huoterston Htl.,$17.50 wk.up | Dexfandengler, Sudine SEES ee ee Miller, DH Ta ao <3 or Quantico, 7:45 AM. oe ae aoe lation contains, according to the observa-| and the other portrait, which Is strong. | New ORLEANS, La.NewSt.CharlesHotel, A.P..$4 up | _ Miss Reiiley. duo Mra Miner. s peta lS "CONNECTIONS Hons of Sir William Herschel, th> point to-{ er in its intimate expression of charac do.......The Cosmopolitan Hotel, E.P., $1.50 up | Pickerson. Taura Mrs@) penny” Mary A Miss | } Hicbels Van Arsdle, Dr WOM ¥ aware River Bridge ard which the sun and its family of plan-| shows him as he appeared when governor | go Hotel Grunewald, E-P., $1 up| Dillion’ ‘Tug. Aliss Richardson, Eltsah Mrs | yiitchen) Wea Yangbn. Arthar rall route), 3.15 2 PM. daily: vie Ma 70 LOCATE THE STARS AND PLANETS ets are traveling in space. of Tennessee, NEW YORE.BREVOORT HSE_E. P.,$iup: ‘soup ss, Rachel Miss Rickey rd Se? Monroe, ‘Isadore Bate t pet Street’ Wharf, end 11:00 AM. 32 We were speaking last month of the * Homelike Hotel. Excellent table d'hote, $1 Dove, Carrie Miss pe Moore, Rennie Set sing ce pe P.M. daily. “Sat “proper motion’ of the stars. It is prob- xk aes Be N.BLB: The St. Cloud, E.P.. $1.50 | Downing, Mattie Miss cM Mrs Moore, Fla ape bie i oh snl neces able that nene of the is really “Axed.” | Mr. George Senseney, whose picture en-| NEW YORK (N.B.Barry) The St. Cloud. F. +» $5 | Dungee, “Maria Miss eS Monred, Jotm Gelly.” Saturdase wuts Doe 180 1 . H hetical | Pet that all of them are traveling, with | titled “The Old Flag” attracted so much ~The Westminster, A.P.,$3.50 up; E.P.,§1.50 up Dunn, Wee ars . Lillian 3 Mullins, T Ticket offices, corner Pifteonth and G strects Explanation . of the Hypothetical Serres Sil of them are traveling, with do. .(6th av.&15th st.) Hotel Keusington,E.P.,$1.50 | Dyer, Dollie Miss eS Mullins, Teietara Sint at tes gantin mate er s tens, though so distant from ue nec they | 2ttention at the spring exhibition of the| 9° (Chsmbersé:W.B' way) Cosmopolitan, E.P..$lup | Earnest, Nellie Miss Minnie Miss | Murick, Hf 1 orders can be left for the checking of bevgnes to Central Sun. that centuries are required to vettect any | © W- A> te now installed in’a studio on'| ansat Gmeeoco tee Vanderbilt, E.P., $1 up | Feyans, Mary. Mrs raat oe Whiteonib, Sn aeTcHesoN ah resid : " changes of relative position perceptible to | the corner of 18th street and New York | OAKLAND BOH., R.I-Oakland Beh. Ht. Op. Je. 25 | Fay. Reba Mig Robisison: Birdy Miss : White - B. HUTCHINSON, 3 Woon. é Hance Harter OUT San 1s only a star. | avenue, and is for the present turning his | 1000 ISLAND PK .N.¥,Columbian Htl.,a.P.,$2.50up | Eleld, Maria Miss, Rundlett. Alind Miss 5 Whit: % sao = Pe mee Herschel canis aed ae o nee energies in the direction of illustration. Ea aE Ee Fields, Rebrecn Mise See oe aes b Q AND OH10 RAILROAD. ee oe ACE J its brethren, was in motion—was traveling i lo. Restaurant alc&tdb, The Lafayette, E. up | Flynn, John Mrs chmidt, ny) = Schedule in effect Moy “ae . MOVING THROUGH SPACE | coacwiliner. “To detect such inotion, if i | HS atelier is in the spacious old mansion PLYMOUTH, Eng.Grand Hotel,a.P.,$3; E.P..$1.50 | Forrest, Lilian Miss air tenell Leave Wasiington from ‘seatha. of New exists, is a matter very s!mple in principle. | On the northeast corner, a building that is] pr, pLuasaNt, NJ.-Resort Hotel, $15 to $25 wk. | Fowler, CM Mrs S Joesana Jerney ave. : Sees When we move in any dire>tion surround- | all the more picturesque for having fallen QUEBEC, CAN. .Chateun Frontenac, A.P., $3.50 up | Fe ee Williams, Thos J tht, Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Limited Se ple ck a Gk ing obj pear to move in the contrary | into a state of partial dilapidation, and | SaRANAC LAKE.N.Y. Algonquin Hotel (J.Harding) | Drank: 34.8 2! Witison, chase P ance Sc: Rske nad tniieepde HE BRILLIANT ee jon. gpa pags oe from ane the halls and rooms of the house furnish} do.Edgewood Inn (Thos.Dewey); illust'd booklets Evlaby, [ia Mrs, rker, Harry Wilmer, Perry press, 11 d Limited, Fr herb hiempretrrant the ‘only moving star in’ the untrorse | atehitectural settings for such subjects as | SCHOOLEY'S MT-SPG.,N.J.TheDorincourt.Op.Je.15 Gibbs, Fannie Mrs acock. James Winthreps. Worthington 18:50) pth, be seen at 9 o'cle We aa ti the other ceace fixed slike tre Sin he may choose. Mr. Senseney has closely CTAMFORD, N.¥..Churchill Hall & Rexmere, A.P. | Gilmore, Annie Miss Rrisec Wood, > Por Coluribus, nearly overhead, as Stee ot N were Gut ‘onvevance alone in | Studied the negro characterisites, and con- | ST LOUi8,Mo. Planter’sHotel,E.?. $2up; A.P..$4 up | Gleason, as Prefer, Ino F Tno oor Winchester ° aad guage ae Rotini the uld be litte diffionlty in | Sedvently is espectaily skillful in depict- | do....Liudell Hotel, E.P., $1 up; ALP., $260 up| Goddard, Annie Mrs Pretter, Pulttip @) gion. RAL ee ies sei Ate ine determining the direction in which we were | "8 the colored people, as several recent | WASHINGTON, D. C...-Arlington Hotel, MP, $6 Gragbiil, Dollie. Mrs Pia pat None a noke,, 10:45 : a ving. We should need merely to observe | (T4Wings testify. One of the best of these a e Ralelgh, E.P., $1.50 up Mary © Miss Jack j iy: steeping < n, usually eee EGe onion sreniuoe t shows an old man seated in full suniight eee -Hotel Gordon, E.P., A.P., $5 Albert T Mrs STATION A, GUNE 4, 1808, Luray, 3:40 p.to counted the brightest Tene: GEST of the | 22 the steps leading up to the fine old co- | warcH HILL, RI...Ocan House Spee Teac ob Florence Misa List of letters remaining in this office to date: , 6:30, 37:05 star in the northern oS eer at lonial porch which shelters the front en- | won roflle House & Cottages, July to Oct, | Grech, John Mee er Haunali Mics > Nei Se ge Baas aie be iden- would ju e direc- | 2! atch: e express a = = Grush, Ee ) tillweli, 1 Miss Miss Alic ge ra . 1 night. Sun: Gah ee mer would: Jager 0! pies key's face, and demonstrate that in the ° COR. H & 19TH STS.} Hager, Rey Miss k, WL Mrs a Reede, Miss Mary a.m, 312205 tifled readily from its nove conenehy matter of handling he has about an equal The Colonial, Best location in the} Hall, MH Miss allivan, Kate Miss = = 2 5, Adi, i " ontin- x ‘ated Prob is 1 and over echnique elty; ne ‘urnished. | Hall. Marie Dov! Mrs ant x10 p.m., x12:01 might, : et Ree cone eS catre problem EE ae EU ae a Sore nem pees Sa ee | Ee Nannie Miss OCEAN TRAVEL. 1 und ‘8: 123 and xe. > ihe uation of the curve nee stars are themselves trav- | ink. and pure. een Seon ene suite of single, with wr without board Hansbigh, Bettle Mrs ‘Taliaferro, Maria Miss - ys, 8:30 a.m. i 3 die o! © | eling in a -ctions, e actual proble ie eh he handles to good advan- | erate. WM. 4. McKIRLL Pi = nson, Berta Miss or, ME Miss rick, week days, 8: “zo 1 of the handle of tho | eling in all directions, the actual problem | Medium which he handles delicately mod. | a2 WM: 4. MeKMLLEE, Propr. a | ee Sot es North German Lioyd. pin. Sundays, 200 mae Bed Great Dipper. Following this curve still | is a complicated one. It is oaly after mak- | cied medallion head of a fair young girl. open on June 20, \One-of the most engor Harris, Susie Mrs as, Celia ae FAST EX B. For E aueratowD, 1131 at and | farther, at a distance from Arcturus about | Ing a sort of general average of the direc- * able features will be Mr. Emil H. Meyer's | Hawking Mars 7 ailss AU Ty Ey ae SOUTHAMPTON. NDON. BREMEN. Za aud way points. week dass, 8:0 equal to its distance from the end star of | tions and the amounts of stel = eae out-of-door classy:whieh will be held on | Hidalgo, Liln Miss oma, Lucy Miss Kais.W..G June 7. 9am ‘rave.Tu..June hak = 3 the Diprer’s handle, we strike Spica, the | motions that we can reach si fusion The Corcoran Gallery of Art closed for | Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from | Henderson, Mary Miss . Arnie Mrs Lahn fu.Juse 14, 10 au ais W.d'G July ‘or Gaithersburg and way poluts, week day Wheat-ear, the brightest star in Virgo. | #8 to the direction in which we ours:ives | the summer on Tuesday, several weeks ear- | 2 to 6 p.m. tL Herron, Jolla care. npeon, Anos J Mrs 5 Beane, Boge eter Ste, 9:00 a.m, 38-0 38:00, 4:53, 5:35, 7205, 1 whole the movement of the siars— ex- z ae spades re % 7 s remen. . 9 rsilay, June 9, 16 For Washington Junction and way polnt 00 Bfths of the distance from the horizon to | cess of their proper motions—was teward | ™& Was made necessary by the unsatis-] p 3 pisher nat “faust returned from | Hib, Gertrude Miss latte Miss | pring Keg “Thursday, June 46, boon | etn 420, S50 pe te ae oe ans. O08 the zenith. At a somewhat lower altitude [a point avout twet rees southwest of | factory condition of the floors, and work- Lynchburg, wherétie 4vent under a com-| Hodgeeon. Harriet. Mrs ie Mrs GIBRAL » NAPLES. p.m. Sundays. rs <n “ ip the weat ts Regulus, in the constellation | the star Sirlus, and from a point in the | men have already begun to remove the| mission trom tna2cit#? conan ie paint a | Hof. Vietoria Mrs BOS seqerecn Sapa wean Pha TOs Leo—the Jewel in the hantle of the Sickle, | QPposlts part of the he Pa Noo. weeks “Dreparatory: to laying) | portrait offilte /tomuse Presidents theviats later eens, Cots oe OFLRICHS &' CO. 2 BUWLING GREEN. All trains filuminated intschs Nght Which forms the Lion's head and shoul-| (jon this point as thas ce the flooring in an improved style. A short | John W. Carroll. "Mr. Fisher has received | Howe. Annie Miss Toms, ‘Lacy. Miss es zp. Sead Wiknacins Hig a ne Low in the southeast is Antares, the | sun muves--the “apex of th time before the -close several pictures | other porirait ortfrs? that -will keep: him | Eo" Cue tap: ine 3 ues = % — | pata 1:95 pan. 5: heart” of the Scorpion. as this point is now called by astron which were contributed by Mr. James M. | busy during the simmer months. In addi- | Howard, Nannie Mrs (2) Mrs A . &R d St. Li ine Sar), $200 (12 : ee = oes Es The three! laut sasied Stars (allot tie point fixed upon by Herschel Johnston to the recent loan exhibition | ton to this good fortune, Mrs. Fisher has | Hodson, (lannah Mis ‘Trvsie, Thonine Mrs merican ed Star Lines, | 1:0 3 “S05 {Dining Gack, O00, 42:01 reg hoe ‘rae ae ee Ked on our planisphere by a dotted cit- | found a temporary resting place in the | Fecently sold a numberof her still life sub- | Hughes. Mary KM Ellen Mrs | “NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN—SOUTHAMUTON. | ier (Sleeping Car open 10 «felock). fir gnitude, He along the sun's path nd the letter H. Other astronomers z Jects, which she paints so successfully. pepe ions vice an aed XEW | YORK—SOUTHAMPTON—ANTWERE arlor Cars en all day. train the ecliptic—and will serve tonight to sh have confirmed Herschel's conclusion in | &4llery, and among these “The Huguenot pil sitet Oia Hunter, Rumly Mien Lubetger. FN Mrs | The steamers periorming these serv- tic City, 10:00 10. 12:05 noon, we US at a glance the location of the the main. AN who have trade the matter | attracted no Jess attention than 6h the 5 ge ai es . - = i - * t * - mat A WAR OF SCIENCE. Evangeline Miss Vail, Jennie S Miss e either Lriti Bel: ™ — a poe eee crete the heavens | a subject of investigation agree that the | former occasion upon which it was exhibit- n, Alice Mrs = yek, ES Miss i Fee = a one a eSiae ar, 23:05 wovy. MEETS Ee eae path. | heavens. thontn (oward this part of the | ca. ‘The other pictures were of the carly | Electricity and Mathematics Play a ea oe ere Mentees ines Bee ne Two of them are now visible—Jupiter, ua- | placed the “apex” of the movement in pre. | 28Slsh school, one being a rather aus- Most. Prominent Part. Jackson, Mary Mrs Wagner. VA Mise > “Mune 11 Soathwar Sune 29 ren “s mistakable from its great brilliancy, be- | cisely the sam he point ; REECE Be On eee aoa ru anlca tite: | taramami eet cityh a ae, Mies + aes por eames sar [3 rand 15th st. apd at depot. Ge Silica atch Reaulie: aie Satin sone) Ge the edie ne S reacas other one of Opie's most charming presen- z ‘ Jones, Lizzie Miss nie Mrs i -dune 2. poe WM M GHEEN * aes . eh degrees northeast of Aniages "| Wish ‘tetcr S. tons Wf the fest ta at | cation of eitish: Beaury Peter 'Buum-| As was predited: some ime ago, our | Sut Wile tin Naor: aa American Line. go Sit oer ee % Stumpe, after an exhaustive di fon of ® S28 ie. J a eI y cet PX Le! 1e athematics and electricity. | Jennings: Sallie Miss Mary Miss 4% 27) i his serv- et a 7 » oom Arcturus and Spica mark two of the cor- | four different sets Of stare, came to uke | on view a second painting of the same | ‘The only war that has ever been Sect: ohnson, Jonnie ay. W Mrs __ The steamers pertormung this serv-| wasaung10s, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VEL- ners of the great Diamond of Virgo, conclusion that the point in question ts in | #0Ft. He has represented a disordered M-| rousnt upon sclentitie c! SO eee ene in, Wncclet. Feances Mise) Face are Beleian: i station th Stknet AND PA. AVE eastern and the souther eancatine the nstellation of the Lyre, verv nearly | bfary nook, and has introduced such a host | fOUsHt up selentific principles, and in [ Johnson! Nunpie Miss Wheeler, M A irs SAILING EV SATURDAY. FROM 4 no} i 4 Sunt AD 3 Se Rea Cee ja, a | #t its center. ‘The rate of the movement, | f differeyt objects that the arrangement | Which modern electrical appitances were in oie eee eee Rbynland. ..June 11.3 pin Rhynland. July 16,8am]| yor alesuthin week an Nghe ceen nd eee ie encbola. & | according to this astronomer, Is eight mites | 18 more remarkable for variety that appro- | extensively employed, was that between | Jones: Bliza Ann Miss Wilkes, Delice Atm Mins | Belgenland.June 18, 9 am beagenid.i5- i bin 1 $200, 8:2 ht second-magnitude star in the tail of | a second, or about 150,000, mile priateness. His brush has indicated with|Japan and China, and that contest can | ionen ion so Wilkinson, SF Miss Pn ate ne ee ion. At its northern corner is Cor Ca- His pedictical Gentraisan. alneareeioter ce yale a Jeather hardly be locked upon as a criterion in Ye we) re NAVIGATION “Cos he principal star in the Hunting Dogs | q4 was onc eS 3 eres ERR ; | view of the little resistance the Japane: M M ri ) Malinda Mp Lata Ser Oa Le: : pe ie ting i wre Gila » probable that the | open pages of an illuminated volume, the i resistance the Japanese Martha Mrs Williams, Malinda Mrs LILA OFFICE, 305 & 307 WAT 10:30, betics)- This star! is of only the.) stars. were arranged /on the seme general | crystalline transparency of the reading | Met with. It is no exaggeration to say that Mera irs, WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1306 3:00, magnitude, but being much t plan as the bodies of the solar system, and | Slass; but he has perhaps allowed imitation | at the present day the result of a naval} Ril $ eee = ae deen ar herea it is-quite con- | that they were all moving ‘ to play a too important role, and his work | battle between tw: or i Kelley, ° . all moving around a c at le between two modern fleets might y. K Holland-America Line week di §plcuous. It is at about two-thirds of the perhaps, around a dark, invisible | 14 be eS sete Which | hinge on the rupture of an electrical con- King: Henriette ais ut kane Bo FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM, 1:5, istance from Denebola to Benetnatsch, only ‘astronomer of the p ae once thehighest plane.” 1 7" | ductor or on the burning out of an arma. | King. Naney sire Wright) William Mrs VIA BOULOGNE-SUI-MER. the ent star in the Dipyer's lie. ‘The however, to hold this view was | O° Vollon into the highest plane. ture. As Lieut. Bradley A. Fiske said a | Keppen, Fmille Mrs Yarbrovigh, A R Mrs cesta, heey eee cee eee le rat Jozenge-shap “J figure or diamond for med 1edlér, Who Went so far as to fix upon at number of years ago in an address before GENTLEMI meomagpmettgy, fie pereng tag Sarge aoe 9 gg eae gna yy emer wy = 7 Sta: fiftiy he star Alcyone he 5 s = New Eleet ety “Ean. a n v 7" P's “SON: % ¥ 5 4 the dist from the zon to the zenith. | slved all the othe s, the sun | letters on the Paris Salons, which the art | venience, nor ie it a fee Of theorists 3b qe 10:30, 1135 ae 00 moon, Dipper the Sickie and a or Pen: | ngiuded., Macdier ¢ view thas (been widely critic Rowland Strong has contributed to | hoists the ammunition to the deck; it trains | AT. a IS, 8:00, 2:43, 4:30, 8:15, C00, Cad, asus, it is 1 useful le ark in this part | but no other astronomer has regarded it | ‘'¢ New York Times, speaks for itself. He | and fires the guns; it gives, by means of “4 un ell trains. Baggage checked, of the heavens, easily remembered and | with favor. The proper motions of the | ¥Tites: “To conclude, a word of praise is SNAPE OC ene eae eee ANCHOR LINE serving to fix clearly in mind the relative | stars have been observed for too sh Sea O} Gxcvoung s Smacrican sculptor, Meal aumonniavem signa eke ee ry. Chas (3 =S Ss Ss STanceareeg » S of the stars which form it. time to enable astronomers to say whether | Rudolph Evans—known, 1) belleve, as ‘the | pedoes; it Hehe orien Gang iy Sas Cae & Sail from New, York every Saturday for CHESAPEAKE AND UHIO HALLW ax. = “Ae ne of the men eo ceeainis aaa * jane 5 ‘ tis, Is R THE GRANDESL SULNEAY Coma Berenices. | there fs any center of the movement, much | hoy sculptor of Washington’— x fact, it does good, honest, practical work.” Curtis, 1G. Glasgow via Londonderry. veisica aut awaies Seon Hus thei appeal ot the Dienccie ie i eS iy vivacious bust of the Vicomte | It will readily be scen ‘that were any of Darby, GW Rates for Saloon Passage: BLeECTRIG Lael Tip, way between Denebola and Cor Caroli, 1 The Piancts. Allstair dOvley, a nephew of the late Dr. | the electrical apparatus employed in oper- Dartes, 3) W. CITY OF HOME, $60. Uther Steamers, $50. ALL MEALS | Sil Bete sete EE noe munrcuryec wn Delcvielblenine the-cssten | Cuore 2 Mr. Evans has been | eting these various pieces of machinery to Davies seeatee SSieerage, F3eo 250 gh o — Fn ee es UNNI OEE anes yan CN eS ain idle of the | Studying in Paris hardly a year, but his | get out of order, a ship in a naval combat Baldwin, De Konig. Le Baron For Bouk of Tours and intorwation apply to 2:20 P.M. DAILY—Cineiunati and Si. Lwuls Spe- all stars known as Coma Barenices (Ber- ning star, a middie o pearance in the Salon of the’ Champs | would be at a terrible disadvantage. Bale Samuel HENDERSUN. BROTHERS, New York, f Cluciarath, Puliuiaa Sec : Mey wee waill to be im uhie | Month. It will be in conjunction with the 8 will not come as a surprise to his | Probably nowhere in war is clectricity of | utara, Mt sfuss, Frank Or GEL. W) MOSS, 921 Pa. ave. iw., or E. Fe ington, Louisville, 3 ilithevatata® fiona: Tecra behind the sun—on the 30th. as they have expected his success | more importance than in the firing of sub- | Banlon, Dani vale DROOP & SONS, 925 Pa. ave., Washington. ut Change. " Coin : Fe ee Se Te Ln on iNcriom: te abpeilitee evertn slater tectiine | momatherira : marine | mines. During the past month | Barmard, Wyatt & Co Denald. Ton. Win apsS1dO for Virginia Hot Springs daily. oe a E abouts tuoi Hodes atone ane ge hundreds: GE ties janes have been planted argtiobl, Hi Draper, Harre “AULA EES v- Liaited Solid train The cluster ST ATiean Tate a BDOdE TD ca ntis | Me. Brank: Lemon\/e: sculptor, formerly: | coast somelatititen acoso Barreté, verry eariaen ar FRENCH LINE. Lexington aud ‘Louisville without cbary ences. Ie leseere Pee ee Lao 2 fete @tNUe') resident in Washington, is again in the | what are known as contact mines and are ae baste eae Compagnie Generale Translantique partment Cato Sivginia “At Ss 2 ale lies very nearly at one of the | ee 2 se ie : ty, and brings with him the statue | moored a few feet below the surface of the ‘Tonle ane DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE — PARIS (FRANCE, ‘Tucsdays. Tburedays Satuedays, pe Milky Way Sto say, it is | Jupiter is still a magnificent evening star, : 2 Bauer, EH Earter.” Jno. F u = say, itis | Jupite vt = Hie [whieh diovehoweas in ake wee + water. These are in circuit with an elec- ake Flain, Dr WF (2) Sailing every Saturday at 10 A.M., as follows ‘ Comection from a great | in Virgo, remaining above the horizon until © Srowed in the recent exhibition | ¢74. battery located on shore, and are ar- | Baylor, Walter Filet, col. D” From Pler No. 42 North river, foot Morton stree sleepers Sine! nd St. Louis, ing along the cen- | night. of the National Sculpture Society in New | ranged to explants ni being struck by a | Seems Ellis, Ino C La Touraine.....June 11\La Hourgo DALLA For tlie, Cha | turn, in the Scorpion, six or seven de-| York. It is possible that he may place | pastity Ship whlentdryeayingaaphreranel| hereon Estrich. B Re ee auton, and for Wichwmond daity ebulse Over tee | rom AIVTEnE THES TLE Caer calf ils workaomi view fata Veerhoma\sor-(f (ip-licuripledinenineretten carne ote oe ae Faber so Eee Gutiare ace alee, Fg a pant that of the Beaasy p Neeser atu meee a ee Dree wands shines | 18 not too late to add it to the art collee- | ber of the submarine mines, however, are Boma raat Fines, Roo : a & Bowling Green, Warbington to ki first observed by: the clice | with. its greatest sbillliaucys (closely ire | Hon “etuthe (Trane Miasisslpol eda thterda® phe tiers SEC ee ce ae or Bennettiodsca ar pana es tanec Wea nee ge oe hrought out sere atria: 'g Arcturus, both in brightness and | tional Exposition, he may ship it out to | iT anc mabe Dear aleied teen cae pide pBatinon (leach io aerate ates = = Reservation and thekets at lecvwiiad saree orange-yellow. The rings are now Z = oe - y Way, and thi rvey to sation, is th fumir most abun poles of the Galactic cir us, wi stars dre The stars are crowded in and a distance ease with the ni like t in the regions about th cle. Hercules. Facing now the east, we hav> upon our left, at ru rapidly « from ther side. Th> sulae, these | objects being | yout one-third of the distance from rizon to the zenith, the brilliant star Alpha Lyrae, a rival, if not n equal, of Arcturus in splendor. Directly be for up towart tha zenith, is the Nor ‘rown, a small semi-oval of six tars, forming @n asterism tco striking to © mistaken. third of the distancs a line curving region bel ns are now pos Nation, for a reas T four third-magnitu n Vega and the ates be nitude, is s at a distance of fiv ne head a kneeling p star of the fourth mz Gegrees south of the Apex of the Su Hercules contains one of the fittest tele- Scopic star-clusters in © body of Her © body—is formed by a trapezium eck name o The Crown lies at about o at ht of Vega, ts occupied by the olt ation Hercules, a rather interesting n le st Crov star, Alpha Herculi ween the third and th out th-magnit ke “star of the The lett foot, also marked by a ude, is about five ye the m it equal to about gth of its longer diagonal Vega. The fi ure, and, ind-ed, the coi lation, | downward, Crown. the ) o'clock, and at be giv —or th pres- iower | rs midway be- | he east of the tra- | i gnitude Ophiu= ad of t arm of Hercules is formed | de stars, mid- | eeler. The | n the ¢ bes m * of the Dragon. «Way. he --some- nearly to their widest, so that the lanet is now at its best as a telescopic yi ject. Unfortunatel however, it “runs w,” being now near the point in the avens where the sun is at Christmas. Uranus also is in the Scorpion, a trifle more than one degree below the star Beta orpii—as shown on the planisphere—and therefore casy to find. It shines as a star of the sixth magnitude, just within reach of the naked eye. It can be seen easily with an op. glass. Neptune {s a morning star in Taurus. ‘Vhe sun enters Cancer on the 21st of the month, at 5 a.m., Washington time. eo ieae gee CURING A SHIRKER. Summary Punishment Visited Upon the Laxy Man in Camp. From the Philadelphia Times. An old civil war veteran tells a good story of how a lazy private in his regi- went was cured of shirking. It appears that the fellow was utterly no good. He had been drafted into service, and there- after devoted his whole time and atten- tion to getting cut of it. He spent more | than half of bis time in the hospital tent. He ran the gamut of all the diseases that flesh is heir to or has acquired through its own misguided efforts. Somehow even the severity of military discipline was in- adequate to his case; shirk he could and would, One day the regiment was ordered to bat- tle. There was to be a long, hard march and a fierce conflict at the end of it. When the orders came the shirker collapsed. He was taken to an ambulance, ‘where he lay apparently in a comatose condition, hear- ing nething, heeding nothing. The surgeon, a new officer just appointed on tne staff, was sent for to see him. The physician chanced to be a keen-witted man, and af- ter taking In the situation he bandaged the fellow's eyes, motioned to a private to take his feet. while he himself took the head, and without more ado dumped the comatose shirker head-foremost into the river. As it was the dead of winter, with ice blocks clogging the water, a more vio- lent remedy could not be imagined and the way the fellow swam to shore was a caution. From that day forth he was never known to try his game of shirk again, Omaha. Mr. Lemon selected the subject for his figure from Faust, and represents Marguerite musing over the stranger that she has seen at church in the morning. The sculptor has chosen the moment when, according to Bayard Taylor's translation, Marguerite says: “I'd something give cculd I but say Who was that gentleman today.” The head is bent forward in a graceful attitude suggestive of thought, and the pensive expression-in the delicately mod- eled features is well rendered. The drapery which sweeps down in long, effective folds on the right-hand side helps to give digni- ty and grace to the figure. Mr. Lemon studied here for a time at the Corcoran Art School, and has revisited the city often enough-since then to keep in touch with the artistic interests of Washington and to feel that he is still a member of the circle of painters and sculptors in the national capital. F x * There is now on view at Veerhoff’s a col- lection of old engravings printed both from wooden blocks and steel plates, being for the most part reproductions of famous paintings. Desnoyers’ engraving of Raphael's Madonna de la Sedia is an es- pecially fine example of delicate line work, and Rubens’ “Descent from the Cro: and paintings by Guido Reni and Carlo Doici are also reproduced by satisfactory plates. Several of Piranesi’s well-known architectural subsecte are also on view. * * The art department of the Columbian University fills a larger sphere of useful- ness every season, and the new departure in the way of architectural drafting makes a successful showing this year. There are now on exhibition a number of wash draw- ings which show the artistic possibilities of that work, and bear evidence of the prog- Tess that the students have made in a sin- gle year’s study. One of the most effective contributions is Mr. W. L. Webster's per- spective elevation of a design for a belve- dere, the drawing being executed in a full scale of colors. Mr. J. A. Thompson shows some clever work along the same line, and Mr. A. B. Brown exhibits an artistic pen drawing of an old doorway. The summer school of the Columbian University will closing a switch. At Fort Hamilton, for instance, the mine wires all terminate in a bomb proof chamber in which the opera- tor is located. Considerable trouble has been experienced in keeping intact the electrical connections owing to the caretessness of friendly ves- sels breaking the connections in passing in and out. A narrow channel has, however, been lately marked out which outgoing and incoming vessels are obliged to take or run the risk of being fired upon by govern- men patrol boats. It is absolutely essen- tial that ships should keep to this channel, as the continual Breaking of the electrical mine connections 1s not only a serious but likewise costly matfer. {Trained eleetricians are required to Keep ‘these mine connec- tions in working (tder, and it is therefore essential that the govérnment should have in its employ a fgrgé, number of trained engineers. At thé present time the steps that are being taken toward the forma- tion of several el 1 goverrment corps are to be commende s Lieutenant Fiske correctly prophesied sgveral years ago, the immediate employment of such corps’ will be in the torped defgnse of the harbors, and the services oP meh accustomed to dif ficult electrical wérk a%id familiar with the latest methods wilisbe 4f incalculable value. The firing of tyre submarine mines at the electrical exhibition by the Mar- ccni method has Brought up the question as to whether it woul not be possible to fire a harbor mine by/means of Hertzian Waves in the same manner and thus do away with the present Complicated system of wiring. In the opinion of Mr. Clark, the well-known electrical expert in wifWess telegraphy, this could be accomplished in spite of the fact that a large body of salt water, being a good conductor, might act as a shield to the coherer and obstruct the passage of the electric waves in the same manner that a mass of metal would. To overcome this difficulty Mr. Clark suggests running a wire frcm the receiving appara- tus to the surface of the water and thus furnish a path of little resistance to the coherer. To prevent all the mines in a warbor from being discharged simultane- ously by the electric waves it would be necessary to have a large number of trans- mitters, each differently tuned or in step ith its special ‘coherer at a certain mine. ‘or this reason it may be some time before the wireless apparatus is adopted for this use. x : John Berry, Benj Berry, RB Bingham, H © Birchow, Walter Blanchard, Geo R Bliss, Dr © C Boland, An Bonner, it B Bord, Louis Bottler, Jno Bewle, Lee Boyce. 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