Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1900, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1900-20 PAGES. b> SPRING RESORTS. FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE —— —— FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. SPRING RESORTS. — — € iS = FOR SALE—AT BROOKLAND, A SEVEN-ROOM The Atlantic City Office of The Even- Ls paca ea ec pe vennine | ‘co will buy 2 new house on Columbia house, large lot, $2,200: “Five-reom cottage, | ing Star is located at 1300-13 Atlantic luspect pre’ v axents For Sat lord on $14 tal for t {Ee YOUR OWN LAND- tieulars drop pes Myer Heights ysbow yon the JORDON, 1206 FIN FULTON NETANG. rh and © st; impr This erty RIVENER. 2 ON PRINCETON Lith: new Io-rm. and Anished in throughout trimmed in oak); steam You could not get the . less than SALF OR w S. MINNEX. 14 at office for permit EY & CO. ot Te, HEN 1a DESIRABL pose: 1 rooms; Ht and new new Tit wishi THOS. G VERY coupled by mt an ele ry , 2 MON’ \. partien- bery-windde FAIRFAN. S06 T lon; COST OWNER elty and b 6 of STONE & PAT f eost owner nw A PRET1 is x h_more: 1 $5,500; We cen sell nth—One of the reving locations feet of houses beautiful front; ; 4 rooms deep lew th pportuBlty to pr nue for $3.750—Number ar Ist and i cheerful moh7-31 FOR SALE—REDUCED $4,590-ELEGANT BRICK, tiled Dath; cellar: furnac paved alley; south front. Fine mt ROLAND C. OOF. cor. a FQR SALE—MODERN BRICK. ist) G 87. N.W; cms; bgt cellar} furnace beat! T,, i table; lot 19.6295; 0, WM_E_ SHANNON, 4410 G st., Ames bidg. FOR SALH—COLUMBIA BEIGHTS; THE REST apd CHEAPEST house in this section; located tt 1th ef. oD the PRETTIEST street; q 3 rooms) four rgome of first floor; heat: 2 BS BOS RATER Contant vo punt’ under $5,000. PRICE ONLY $6,700. SRE, SHANNON, 1810 G st.. Ames bide. 3 fied.” (it) | Homes aud Iovestmenis. FOR SALE—-KEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES; 8 pits ae EER stosp THB ROOMS: STAIR Habis; TWLED RaTHS pth ee OUT IX HARD WOOD, OIL FIN- ISHED: COAL AND GAS RANGES; GRATES; REACT] ‘OPEN UL MANTELS AND DECO- b DAILY FOR INSPECTION; W.y BAR ixo. M. mli23-4t4 CED FROM $5,500 TO $6,500— amd Stone corner honse, ‘B.W. . with tower; § rooms and 2 Blase dodr and tiled vesttiule — NICE MODERN ted hemes tn 1ST. NEAR STH LLAR BRICK; 7 ROOMS 4 IN GUOD CONDITION. PRICE, $4,250. HE BAY-WINT STONE STEPS ANI) TRIMMINGS; 18 ROOMS AND BATH. HARDWOOD FINISH; 25 F INT; DESIRABLE AND ©O% NT ATION, F PRI oR PERMIT. R $13.00; E_ BRADLEY, 136 by FURNACE $4,000; terms easy. AIRFAX, S06 F at R MASS AVE NOW and bath bri ft use was for home wbliged to sell. near 10th now FOR SALE 12TH NE tential 14 and Price, handsome Mr. and a real bargain. y bay win. brick, Or. 912 G st nw. py: ited laundry and dry eet bot water heat; nice porch and yn partment house northwest, near F Jase property; can be bought at @ BH. WARNER PANY, at. nw. BEAUTIFULLY LONTAL STYLE, ASE eth an uare from elec. large lot; ‘ W. WALKER & SON KESIDENCE FO! T PART ¢ 7 # rooms and bath: mod W. WALKER & SUME THREE-STORY BRICK mf cella e and rap ne ae easy, Ww. W. SON, 1006 F 1008 F. ALKER & hts; 3 storfes; 9 rooms; southern exposure; Ren on firet floor. $1,500. Fifty lots at 12c: per foot. GRACE M: THOMAS, 100 Corcoran BIg. x mb27-6t* B. H. WARNER CO! FOR SALE_NORTH SIDE OF D ST. NEA at low p to_first- F lth st. nw. and the oti ch has medern improvemes mation apply t BLE & CO., 1319 F st. now. 4) HOUS) jes: 8 rooms, bath, st rooms, ‘alk; lot 100 ft. de R IST n.e.: lot 20x120; paved alley on side and rear; 31,800. | SBe. *. 50x), Sdc. FT. Fr. ble stan in tub, mi: é southern paved alley 3 parcel le; hot aii tiled and Waingcoted vestil FOR SALE—TWO LOTS, I tween 1615 and 1621; one ING ROAL bleck from >, RE- engine srpmsare;,cyavenieat to Ywo Uses ears: fet- | EC Speiw0 feet APR cn ren Class condition. HEXAN zl | i: B. H. WARNER COMPANY, wheat sot Gap. ste Oriental House. —— M6 Fst 2 | For SALE TWELVE LOTS; NEW HAMPSHIRE oR SAL = 4 a neer U stres x whole or part: 10 per The greatest bargain on Columbia Helgbts; | 2tn; Mah, Gane ternies eplemiid iehanes nthern expestre; lot BOx150 to 20-ft. alley: 10: |, partment house. Address Fox a brick hone and stable; car line at corner; | G2, Star offer ate Jat $50.00 per mo.: can be bought for less | — ere a a vor FOR SALI 20-FT. LOT ON RST. BET. 17TH Nee ee eee RGEE COMES and 18th n.w. Owner non-resident; must, sell. } He WARNER tyr st mw. | Address Box 7, Star office. mh24-6t finest vase, ‘sin Washington for an ining 12,000 sq. ft., at prick front honse Ty new; ni ‘y attract! upont Circle. four rooms on first floor; v : FOR SALE— south front; near I ‘The finest lot on 16th st. Scott Circle; prince only $8.750. ouses on wide paying over 10 per cent; all for $8,000. uel 916 F st. n.w., Just north of B. H. WARNER COMPANY, nw. FOR SALE-IN RIVERADLE, “HOUSE, WITH bath and modern Improversents. Price only $1,890. A small cash and modest monthly payments. Aj ply to E & C., 255 N at. n.w., after 5, or by mail, mb2z-4tt i 4 avenue, where any information con- cerning advertising, etc., can be ob- tained. The rates are the same as charged at the Home Office. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. KENSINGTON. For Sale—$1,500 i ¢ BUYS a snug home in Kensington. $3,000 BUYS an Improved modern 7-roem house, 1 acre of ground, in this beautiful suburb. SPECIAL.’ We have a decided bargalm in @ valuable plece of improved Kensington property 9-reom house elegantly finished. ‘The most commanding eleva: tion in the town; 5 minites’ walk to steam or electric cars. Must be sold to ‘close estate. Any one of these properties sold on MONTHLY PAYMENTS. FOR RENT— Do you want to rent a saburban home? Fuli Sale and Rent list at office. MARTIN BROS. 1925 Pa. ave. FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN TO A PROMPT purchaser, a beautiful country home; 25 acres; with good house, barn; plenty of shude; frults of all kinds; only x short distance from city; near steam care; must be seen to be appreciated. Address mh27-3t* FOR SALE-AT HYATTSVILLE, 5 MINUTES’ walk from steam and electric cars, new 6-room house; lot 50x20); $1,500. Also 5-room house; one-acre lot; finely’ adaijted, to poultry raising: 6 min. walk from cara; $1.200; terms easy. Also lot, 50x200; $150. ROGERS & ROGERS, Hyatts- ville, Cars stop at office. mh14-18t Telephone 1211. k A lot 4 ‘se. section; ean build four | FOR SALE- houses. Frame how: also S rooms, on 24th st. naw. ¢ 164x208; rented for house on t Price B. H. WARNER CO: 916 mh24-3t Two fine lots near Dupont Circle; 24x95 each; north side street; can be bought at a sacrifice. utifai building lot on P near 17th st ent neighborhood. Price, per foot, A splendid T4-room brick on F st. near 20th lot 120, Price in I heat: on, “r nine (9) building lots, sq. inclusive, including the n.w. ne, No reasonable offer ret J_ SPLI 507 Pa ) rooms and cost owner lot for of best house for the mone newly papered andy excellent neighborhoe ‘50x Th For SAL land, 16th and EF st (Joining Hygier trié | Co.'s plant; suituble for mannfactory, brev other busive: An offer wanted, in Hyattsville intes in the house; tear steam and el H and J Balte ER, 1004 N. Arlington ave... TO CLOSE MUTUAL INTERESTS, . Nos. 164 -OVER 48,000 FEET OF ound with one ofthe prettiest 1 permit. te’ A nice little fw mh12-68t® FOR SAL NUMBER 0} cata te: Atteyilte: Neauritul I | “squares on North Capitol, Ist street and cross eee ew De sold | streets from It. street to Soldiers’ Home: rapid 3 transit, with all city improvement De Teena gameue eighty: feet | smile limit," no Kaloons allowed; goad section isle ish meee ef) forihoue 5 tw bullders atid lovestors, lar brick house on EP PAUL, £02 F st. pw. north of | FOr KALLE TOTS IX CHOICE . 14 reoms. near 2d et. n.w ; can arrapge inspect Joan for Iuiider. ‘Address Hox 39, ‘Star office. on Met. br: B. z FOR SALE cor. Massachusetts ave. and Sth st. Ww. A BAR- G rooms; lot = front: price only a WESCOTT, WILOOX & HIESTON, 1420 F st. iw EDUCATIONAL NEST LOCATION IN EAST WASH- fronts small reservation; exceed- IN WASHINGTON, furnace; larg J.T. CHES some mantels, mb FOR Shakespeare Vocal'Art Elocution, . Violin, Man. .Guitar. ioth. EW GROOM Ho! PI Mod. ‘Terms. ve heat; near Central High WEAV papered: furn: SALE NEW GROOM F fent for $1290; can sell (0. warrant “ye French, eee VER BROS. 1416 German, es Spanish, etc. ry modern convenien ae bath, pores BERLITZ Se ae conversing: acquired inet mantelx; HOT = Prof. A. GONARD. Principal. bath, reception hall and Too ft. deep SCHOOL. 723 14th. mh23. to alley: must be sold: will take bldg. lot or | FRENCH GUARANTEED IN SIX house in part payment months; new easy method; preparatory for expo- WE! &¢ sitfon de Lux inhi terms re:sonable. Madame nbourg), native Parisian, 1117 st. R (nee WS to Bett, ntear. Adapted ars apply brick and. stone buil alley; steam lest; for any busi cess. to MANDOLIN, BANJO, GUITAR. A. V. Holmes, ByhB-26t* Studio, 620 10th st. nw. Telephone 3 mb21-10t FOR SALE 6 F Art School, 1129 17thN. HAVE 4 te cellar, Center st.) Mt Pleas mb17-26¢* Ww. Thorough instruction in Drawing and Painting. Mis S. W, KELLY, London Medalist, Principal. . this fs less than cost. nw FOR SALE — SHAN! nished, 1406 15th st. n. modern Imprivements: ne locat THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., 1: — OR RE ing 14 rooms; n. Apply to 4 F st. bow. pass If you take ovr course of. Diace all our graduates in positions. us. Educate for a Situation. A census or civil service examination ts easy to preparation. ch shorthand, typewriting and bookkeeping and Call and see WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, We For sale How (BE YOUR ows R LORD mhi2-tt 311 East Cap. st. on $10 a month? For particulars rep prstal for = 16-page bookiet illustrating Fort Myer Heights. High-speed Reporting. mhbrtt FULTON It GoRDe Ne 08 G nw. SHORT- ‘Typewriter wees and Tabu- FOR SALB—ON CAPITOL HILL, 107 STH ST. Successful Presaration for B.e.; 9 rooms and bet newly papered and HAND Civil Service Examinations. painted: will sell at less than cost to close an tate. Inqvire on premises, or of WILLIAM S. OLTON, $07 E at. u.w., Real Estate, Loans and Insurance mi2-Imo* FOR SALE— EST LOCATION IN THE CITY FoR apartment house: opposite our fest park; 150 RESSIONAL SCHOOL... w+ B48 $f thon 14h et owes lot Fexi4e ft. 28 M. OGDEN, Ex., 1436 S st. n.w, LEAVING 1 ST. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING. will all 70! .e.; 8 rooms and bath; THE DRILLERY, Gornec alley; large parking; furnace; good, con- B04 11th at. tion, . mwhs-tf H. ROZIER DULANY, 1320 F at. If you want to know where to study Shorth: ‘Typewriting, ask an old stenographer or t FOR SALE—CONN, BE. AND COLUMBIA ROAD, @ new and beautiful house: and or he_re- 12 rooms, JOHN | Pefters of the House or Senate. mh6-th,e,tu,14 SHERMAN. Owner, 610 14th st. whé-stt WASHINGTON DRAMATIC OONSERVATORY, FOR SALE—AN IDEAL HOME IN THE N.E.; 7 TUS t 5 : 0 eas M. AURELIA’ BARRINGTON fay rap orp tg rena a Crs or (Pupil of F. #. Mackay of N. Y.), Directress. e7-4tt D. D, THOMPSON, 1335 F n.w. aEhb:20te FOR SaLB—1706 AND 17 NW; SSTORY { LANGUAGB SCHOOL; APRIL 2, NEW PHOesEs: STONE PROSTS, Io ROOMS) HIGH © pronounce well, speak. read, " under- CLAS$ ‘SH: DELIGHTFUL LOCATION. ._ only SO lessons. Classes during ‘summer. BROKERS, ATTENTIO! PRUD' HOMME, 807 D st. n.w. (car lines). LO. DE LASHMUTT. nol4-6tf 1421 G ST. _N.W. FOR SALB—ONE OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS 4p Colombian College subdivision, cor. 15th and Correct}: Mandolin, Guitar & Banjo taught by Miss GERTRUDE E. BUCK- Binney sts.; 12 rooms: magnificently finished; will | INGHAM. Studio, 1522 6th st. n.w. mbl-4tf be sold cheap and on good terms. Apply to owner, VENARLE | Progressive School of CHAS. ©. DUNCANSON, 8th and Dita. a. SHORTHAND | Shorthand and Typewriting. de21-Btt SCHOOL, Experienced teachers. = | 000 F ST. Now. | Moderate terms, Jae-ate COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ST. ROSE'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. ee ee aes Dressmiking, underwear and children’s suits. A FOR SALB_or ew departnent hes been ope in which ladies city property, gentleman's {1 and young girls will be taught bemarle Va; an ides! ind all kinds of sewing. For home. Addiess X.. Vareo P. O., to the SCHOCL, 2023 Get. a. 2t ALE-CHARMING COUNTRY PLACE ON y . thirty minutes’ ride from Washing- ty acres of lund, ten-room house, partly IEVE L. PORTER, Teacher of Piano. (Method of Conservatotre National, Parts) culars. 1534 15th st. p.w. . Clr oc28-4tt : Wide porch: high elevation; grand f est treer: all kinds of fruit; and shrubbery; fee ho _ Chevy Chase. keting delivered daily; an ideal’ country Apply Room 7, Bank ‘of Washington b and La. ave. mb24-3t Washington Mile. L. M. BOULIGNY, Principal. G. PETTIGREW, Asst. Prin. Lye Chevy P.O., } French and knglish School for Girls, Suburbs of French the language of the house. Chase » Md. FOR SALE—FARM OF 300 ACRES, AS A WHOM or in lots to suit; vers cheap and ou easy terms; | LEARN YOUR SHORTHAND Ov THE LATE OF. one-half mile from the Chesapeake bare at the | FICIAL COURT STENOGRAPHER, the principal of terminus of the Chesapeake Beach R. R: ‘Tanner te P. A. BOWEN, Jr., 1410 G et. nw, shorthand College, cor. F and 9th. Day and right sessions; open all summer; catalogues.f28-1m for Owner. FOR SALBE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY ON THE Potomac, consisting of lange store and dwelling, Naluable wharf, bringing In yearly income, ali necessary outhnildings, five acres of | with AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1237 19th st. n.w. Pupils prepared for ap3-att MISS BALCH’S CIVIL, SERVICE _INSTITUTS minations. Census. shade, fruit and pure Water; post office uf store = : exceptionally good location and LEGAL jong-estallished. progtable, perinanent | 1x THE SUPREMB COURT OF THE DISTRICT that can be greatly extended; sold solely | og ex = " agen 4 oe talline Lenith For teens ena? | of Columbia. Annie E. Budd va. Thaddeus Budd et al. No. 20839, Equi bington bi hington, D. sania ave. and 7th s' apply at Room 7, Bank of V lam Budd died seized, notice is hereby Budd or againat Mar: at-law of William poms. of land; large This cause belng ferred to me to report the proper distribution of The pevceeds of aale of real estate, of which Wil. ven to all rons having claims against the sald William Jane Tolliver, deceased, heir- dd, 10 present the same at re poultry Houses; | the auditor's rooms, In’ the United States court ursurpassed fishing; spring water: | house, in this city, on or before Tuesday, April 3, oie ee one and right at wharf; al-| 1900. JAS. G. P mh27,20,81-8t rowded In summer and a money mal IN THE ORPHA OOURT OF MONTGOMERY Mast ee ree COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. ccer call ae Woocs In the matter of ‘the order of inquest to make failding. Loulsiana ave. partition or valuation of the real estate of Robert toes sich natSt*_ | Paugh, late of Whitemarsh townablp, in said coun- FOR RENT—AT MT. DESERT, ME. REAR ADMI- | ty, deceased: sald real estate consisting of ral Crowninshieli's cottage at Seal Harbor, south | messuage and three lote of land, situate int side of Mt Desert, close to the sea; one of the he vil- lage of Spring Mill, in said Whitemarsh township: ost beautiful situations on the island: complete | ‘To Charles Cunningham, over fourteen years of age, ly furnished; rurning water from Jordan's pon son of Margaret Cunningham, deceased, and Harry all uuders lmpoovements. For full partic rs Frederickson, of full age, son of Isabella Frederick- ply to No. S20 18th st. n.w., Washington, D. C. | won, deceased, both of the elty of Wasbin, Bi FOR SALE-1 adjaceut to R. R. stat did improvement: ott —Take notice: That by virtue of said o1 OR PART THERE at Laurel, Md.; splet May 2, 1900, at 10 o'clock a.m., to make geod lund; exceptional oppor- : ~ a cou cal place you are requested to attend. tunity, H. G. ODENWALD, Owner, Laurel, Sta. JOHN K. LIGHT, Bh -__ | Sheriff's Office, Norristown, Pa., March’ 23, wh27-law8w SOME VERY BE. ms of on, D.C. wi hold an inquest on sald premises on Wednesday, rtition uation of said real estate, at which time and eriff. 1900. 200 to 600 acres, wituin easy reach of Waahing- ME COURT OF THE DISTRICT WM. HB. SAUNDERS & CO., 1401 F i ard Rothwell et al, ys, Frank myistt e Beldwin, Williem G. Peake et al. “No. 20227. = — Equity Docket 46.—This cause being referred to me FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE—OR SALE—DESIRARLE BUILD- ing lots, yx200. on Kenesaw ave. near 16th st will exchange for improved property southwest. win & Peake, or either of them, and the distribution of the funds and assets of firm, notice is hereby given to all persons prevent the same to me at the andite to report npou the claims against the firm of Bald- equitable eal bi v9 us against the said firm, or either of them, to ‘3 rooms in UTIFUL HOME G@ sr. | _Address ©. the United Bates” court house in this ity on or ge lo aud Ne 7 S y befor saturday, are! is ). at 10 o'cl Te te ee Pee Rint tone thit-adl peopentionl Poni eushicga 7h 2s entae ahey AR be excluded trom: dix it; cost to build, $13.00 tribution. ES G. PAYNE, Auditor, cet a § Gal and see us; you may tod something to wbtt | trbutlon, 34 tooth bey sien eee ae BH. ees Comes Y, DIC ith and Bow. | mnesst 16 i ME AL wanted on a very desirable property on SA] s Qietcatw eat ion ses tne ad cellar PROPOSALS. Dr. Reed, Specialist, y 42100. = se a DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, CENSUS “ Bu. warsen compasy, | ome, Wa Hegton. D. .5 Marcb 23, 1900.—Sealed | ea a sect CCMES epee een, Stom~ LF st nt. | proposals cis duplicate) wit! be received ai the U. | Sch Rrvubles, ete. CUMES special diseases with. e MQDERS TOHOOM COR: | SV ENTH 1o00, toe aren: D.C. juntll APRIL | $850 gr Sunday, 10 to 1d. - CONSULTATION S19 19 t. Bw; at low fi e. SEVE: * . for furnishing cases for scl el rf ‘ 2 LER & RUTHERFORD, T30tk oe caves for Carts, cables for puaching aad tayulating FREE 009 12TH ST. N.W. mhlS-8tf ee machines, aud’ for rallingy: all. fo ode ee ea SA EANUET EMAEDS | Specitiations and ‘bive prints,’ giving detailed. de- Dr. Leatherman, ‘ retty two-story bay dow | seription of the articles required. can be bed by Expert cure : . bath and pantry: latest sanitary applyt at this office. W. KR. MERRIAM Direc: eases men ‘and ees Sonate maton: plambing: cablnet | mantels; | Bicely papered | tor of the Census. wh2ict_ | Daily, 9 to 15, 2, to 0; Tues, Thurs, and Sat porhond: wide concrete A roo st. ne. bet. E and F ets, | SEM.ED PROPOSALS WILL BB RECEIVED AT evgakaes. 7 te. @02 Finw. Glosed on Sunday, OWNER, 526 14th st. ne. mb2i-3re | the K oftiee of Joseph E ywittera, ¥ att building, ‘en eee = = or re o'clock, Boon, Marci » 1900, the FOK SALE— jurchase of all the material cony the struc. wg et al abe poets et Ss | Serena a yee aoe” Rama | cope cee oe I ve . va) ‘0 | ery in sement not to ie . ager to IN a first-class Se wee s Lon demolish building and remove material from site ba ees oe tena ae At Re ee Shae mento 916 F st. nw. Within three weeks from the date of acceptance of | ton, D. C. Residence, No. 3 Mount Vernon bid. mab23-6t New York ave. and th st. mw. M ool’ OR EXCHANGE. COUNTRY HOME. AR THE CITY. land, with fine dwelling i BS Five acres of house, containing 10 room, bath room and cellar; also good stable. carriage house and other convenient outbuildings; situated a few yards beyond the District line on the north side of *’Columbia’’ or “Bladensburg turnpike ‘on the B. and 0. I. Ro midway between “Rives” and “Brentwood” ‘stations (only a few rods from either), and within G6 minutes’ drive of the City also frontiny and Suburban electric railway. ‘The land Is highly improved, and bas beautiful shade trees of almost every variety; also frult embraces trees, shrubs, flowers and vines, and hil, dale, meadow and beautiful bro! of delicious water at kitchen door, and on the premises a valuable ‘spa’? spring and fish pool, both of which are Incles*d in substantial masonry, For price, terms and permit to Inspect this roperty apply to Inneeat Sev. N. HUYCK, RY PLAC nd electric R.R. dener's house. stabling, shade, lawn, » building sites: sale or exchange: price, $6,000; other desirable property. | C, TAC $02 F st. nw. mh24-s6tu,3w' Ba fruit; two cone ; orchard. Easy ‘terms. ."' Star office. mb24-3t* BAHRGAIN-AT BROOKLAND, excellent loca> .000; enky terms. I. W. mh24-3t )ESIRARLB large boarding SALB_A L-BUILT large corner lo FOR FOR RENT— houses at FOR SALE— Several burgaing in Garrett Park property. W. M. ‘TERRELL, er Con, 916 F street p.w. mh24-3t FOR SALE— KENSINGTON— New honses; hi and cold water, bath and closet: sewer’ connection; furnace heat; large grounds; conveniently located; will sell on easy monthly payments. No trouble to show property. Mf. TERRELL, With B. H. Warner Co., mb24-6t 916 F street n.w. FOR _ RENT — FURNISHED — FAIRFIELD, 50 rooms; modern hinprovements; one of the best summer rexorts near the city, on Chevy Chase car line, Conn. ave. extended. Apply to E. L. McCLE 140% F st. mh24-3t* FOR BALE-FOR $5 CASH, BALA) $1 PER week, building lots at Ballston, 150 feet long and 25 feet, wide: @ minutes’ ride on Ge. fare from city; price, §100 each on time, or each cash. Aiso, '5-z00m 2 and G lots for sate,~ $1,200; terme very ¢ ‘Also small and large farms for sale or rent. mb26-6t* JAMES FE. CLEMENTS. WANTED—TO RENT A HOME IN THE GOUN- try, furnished or unfurnished, for the surmm longer; convenlent to electrle or steam cars. Please’ state full particulars and rent. Address Box 41, Star office. mb24-3t* FOR SALE—CHOICE LOTS AT IIGHLANDS Hyattsville; water connections; acre loti shade; near electric road; cheap: easy’ terms; money to build. DUCKETT & DENT, 635 F st. mh24-Bt* city, near station; Groom dwelling, barn, stable, chicken house. fruit easy’ terms; $2,000, DUCKE’ * “mh2$-3t* “HY. SEM, LLING, outbuildings, 2 lots, $20; T-reom relia out- buildings, lurge $15; dwellings at Highlands, Branchville and Bladensburg. DUCKETT | & DENT. 635 F st. ml 3te FOR SALE—HANDSOME, NEARLY NEW HOTEL, about fifty rooms, partly furnished; electric Mght: ing; hot-water heat; bath roome and closets; steet range; forest suade; windmill power; | wide porches; on Ine electric road to Baltimore; yalu- able summer and all-the-year hotel; house, fur- niture and square of ground for only $8,000; less than half cost; easy terms; lifetime opportunity fo Fight purty, Apply Room 7, Bunk of Wast- ington bidg., 7th and La. av mh24-8t* GHTS IS }4 MILE NEARER THE ise than Mt. Pleasant. Drop postal for “booklet,”” illustrating Fort Myer Heights w to Be Your Own Landlord on $10 a FULTON R. GORDON, 1206 G n.w. FORT MYER H White Ii 16-pay “it WINTHROP HEIGHTS.—NICE, DESIRABLE 4 and G-room cottages, $8 and $10 per mo.; at s ton; by B. & O., 7 min.; com. fare, 8c.; very conventent for census clerks. L. C. LOOMIS. ja6-tu,th&s 3m. POR SALE— AT HYATTSVILLE, 6 MINUTES’ walk from ste.m end elect ra, new 6-room house; lot Tux2v0; $1. . Al S-room puse one-acre lot; finely adapted to poultry raising; 6 min. walk from cars; $1,200; terms easy. Also lot, BOx200, $150, mbl4-12t | ROGERS & ROGERS, Hyattsville. FOR RENT—CHEAP—AT BRIGHTWOOD, D. ©., & good dairy farm; 40 acres; plenty of water: new dwelling and barn and other outbuildings: windmill; accommodations for 40 head of stock. fel2-tt B. F. SAUL, 7th and L sts. n.w. WANTED-SMALL AND LARGE FARMS, ON steam or electric railroad, within 20 infles of Washington, for tinmcdiate’ purchasers, Address, With description and particulars, EDWARD P! SCHWARTZ, 006 F st. nw. mh23-6t COLLEGE PAK 3 . IS BEAUTIFULLY Lo- cated, between 2 large cities; hi for suburban homes; accessible. b: ind elec trle ears; electric cars every 15 minutes: houses and lots for sale; come out and look around. GEO. H, CALVERT, College Park, mh7-18t*,6 IDEAL SUBURBAN HOMES; PURE WATER; sewers; open fireplaces; cabinet mantela; con: creted ‘cellars; sanitary’ plumbing; all the com- forts; dwellings, $3,250, §3,750, $4,500, $5,000, $5.60 to 4 ‘acre each; terms to suit. ONE FARE! SoMERSET HEIGHTS. mh22-4tf The Lawrence. ryland ave. Entirely new. One minute from ch. K. 1. ROBBINS, M. L. LAWRENCE. mh22-26t,4 NEW SEASIDE HOUSE. Ocean end Penna. ave.; rebuflt and refurnished throughout; open all ys hot and cold sea and fresh water baths; rooms en suite and sing! lors; complece beating.electric lighting and sani- tary systems; golf links. CHARLES EVANS & SON. mb20-26t HOTEL EDISON. Ocean end Michigan ave. Capacity, 250. Eleva- tor, stexm beet, sun parfor. Special spring rates, m8-26t J. C. COPELAND. HOTEL KENDERTON, Ocean end Tennessee ave. $1.50 and $2 dally; $8 to $12.50 weekly. Mra. J. F. NEALL of Tioga. mh24-104t,4 The Albemarle, Virginia ave. near Beach. Extensively enlarged; new throughout. Every comfort and convenience. Home- like, cheerful and liberally conducted. Steam heated. Suny rooms, single and en sulte, many with hath, levator to street. Spacious sun parlors. Capacity, 350. Spring rate, $8. $10, $12 and $15 weekly; $2 t0.$3 dally; Booklet sailed, oP pS GopE: fe26-52t Holmhurst, On Atlantle City's most fashionable avenue, Penna., near beach. Open throughout the ye: Modern and hom like. Write for booklet” and rates. HENRY DARNELL. Jaz2-78t.6 HOTEL ST. CHARLES, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. On the beach. Finest on the coast. Hot sea water in all baths. Booklet. James B. Reilly. fe22-52t-10 Hotel Richmond, Kentucky ave., 80 yards from beaci. for the reception of guests. sun_parlo bw open Steam heat, elevator, 5 Secial rates, J. D. ‘PEASE, ATLANTIC CITY. WN. J. LITTLE BRIGHTON HOTEL, @CEAN END SOUTH Caroliua ave.—Amert-an and European plans; res- taurant and buffet attached; full ocean yew: steam heat: open all year. S.A. SCHWEISFORT. mb2#-156t,4 The Shelburne, Atlantic City’s Favorite Ocean-front Hotel. Entirely Remodeied and Refurnished. Sun parlors overlooking ocean, and every modern appointment Links. JAMES D. SOUTHWICK, 4210-78t,10 Manager. RR de KENTUCKY AVE, The Runnymede, S2xTUckt ave. beat. Sun parlor. Send for Booklet. feT-78t4 Mra. L McILWAIN. Hotel Rudolf, The most modern hotel on the Beach Front. Capacity, 600. Now Open. Located In aristoc: with hot and cold, tached. Orchestra and dancing American aud European plaus. Write for booklets ard special tes. 6 __CHAS. R. MYERS. CHESTER INN, New York ave. near beach. Elevator, sun parlor. Open all the year. $2.00 Per day. Special weekly rates. =D. KNAUER. Ja2-78t-5 x ‘The Queen Resort of America for Pleasure and Health Seekers. HOTEL DENNIS. Directly on the ocean front—open entire year. Moder tn every detail. Winter diversions are Golf, Sailing and Gunning. Delightful climate. Booke npon application. 423-78t.10 JOSEPH H. BURTON. NEW HOTEL DE VILLE, $40 to $60 per month; February and March only. Every modern luxury assured. Capacity, "300 Coach meets trains. rite for booklet. 100 yards from beach; avold dampness experienced in winter on the beach front. fe9-78t-8 M. W. TRUITT. KENILWORTH 1 Kentucky ave. and beach. Enlarged. Improved throughout. Steam heated. Elevator to street. Sun parlor. Write for Booklet. "Tus meets trains. (fe12-117t-B) T. K. ROBERTS. THE CHALFONTE, On the Beach. Extensively al.ered and greatly enlarged. Hot and cold sca water in all private and hall baths. (mb20-26t-8) LEEDS & HAT! x CO. Berkshire Inn. Virginia ave., 160 yards from Beach and New Steel Pier. Afte, undergoing extensive Improvements and alterations since last season, this elegant modern hotel is uow offering to those desiring excellent uc- commodations, wth every possible convenience, including elevator to street level, steam heat throughout, large, pleasant reoms, single and en suite, baths, liberally managed, unobstructed ocean view, capacity 300. SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES UNTIL JULY 1, $8 TO $12 WEEKLY. Write for booklet showing (mb21-26t-14) _G. FRANK COPE. THE LORAINE, Ocean front of St. Charles place. Elevator to Street level. Private baths. Steam beat. Sun par- lors. “Write for booklet and spring rates, mh21-26t SAM'L WAGNER & SON. THE EVARD, B2.°%5 8 78 9 beach; $2 to $2.50 per ; special weekly; steam hea! edd 20-4 J. kt NBART. Hotel New England, Ocean end South Carolina ave..100 fect from beach. °T MARCH 31. it and enlarged to a capacity of nished throughout and with every modern equip Elevator to street. Steam heated. Rooms single or en sulte with bath. Special rates for spring season. Write for booklet. mb19-26t-10 BRYAN & WILLIAMS. THE ORIENTAL, Directly on the ocean front at Vermont ave. Entirely new and strictly fireproof. Steam heat- ed, Elevator and every modern luxury and p- pointment. Write for epecial spring rates and klet. GEORGE ©. MESSINGER. mhl9-26t-7 LA FONTAINE, Kentucxy ave. Steam heat: sun parlor. Open all the year, M. E. STOCKLEY. fe24-b2t-4 BISCAYNE, Removed to Kentucky ave. Near the’beach. New honse. Better appointments. Elevator. ‘Steam heat. Now open. M. A. THOMPSON. mb15-26t,4 . The Islesworth, OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Directly on the beach. Enlarged and improved eince last season. Modern in every detail. Fresh and sea water in every bath. Cafe. Orchestra. New management. mbh15-13t,10 HALD & SCULL, Managers. HOTEL TRAYMORE, OX THE BEAQH. The world-famed all-the-year-health and pleasure resort. During the past four months has been extensively enlarged and improved. Over 50 private baths; aew dining room, inclosed in glass, directly facing the ocean, and unsurpassed on the Atlantic coast for decoration and elegance; exchange and sun parlors doubled in size. Capacity, 500. 8 WHITE, Ir., Owner anf Prop'r. mh13-26t, HOTEL MAJESTIC, Virginia av2., sd house from beach. Modern in every detail. Special spring rates. Send for booklet. mhs-26t-5 - OSBORNE & PAINTER. HOTEL HEGKLER, Corner Atlantic and Penna. ave .; near Penna. R. R. depot and beach; capacity 200; stea heated; first-class accommodations at moderate rater HENRY HECKLER. mh12-26t,5 HOTEL BERKELEY, Kentucky ave. Main corridor leads to board walk and ocean front sun parlors. Capacity four hundred. All modern conventences. Daily orchestral concerts. Special spring rates. Write for illustrated booklet. fel0-52t-7 JAS. & GEO, BEW. THE WILTSHIRE, Virginia avenue and Beach. First-class ond mod- ern in every detail. Write for booklet and spring terms. 8. S. PHOEBUS, Formerly of Hygela, Old Point Comfort. fel2-52t-5 HOTEL PIERREPt Hotel Raleigh, ST. CHARLUS PLACE AND THE BEACH, Atlantic City, N. J. This entirely mew house. situated in the most desirable locality of the city, with a capacity for 800 guests, has been leased by the undersigned. It bas every appointment and convenience. Eleva- tor. steam heat, electric light. suites of rooms with bath, sun pari-r, &c. Will be open April 1. Spe- cial Rate for June and September. "Bus will meet all trains. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. 4a30-104t-18 JOHN B. SCOTT. Proprietor. HOTEL LURAY. Golf all the year. Porcher joined to Boardwalk. Sup Parlor overlooking Beach. Sea and Fresh Private Baths. JOSIAH WHITE & SON. OCEAN GROVE, N. J. FOR SALE OR LEASE SPLENDID CENTRAL corner, Cottage Hotel, Ocean Grove, J.; 16 guest chambers, 2 small bed rooms, large dining room, parlors, office, servants’ rooms, ete.; fur- nished; yar ck purchaser. “Also @ for sale. ‘2 a 4 1321 G at. nw. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO. POTOMAC RIVER RUUTE. STEAMER POTOMAC. On and after Sunday, December 24, 1800, the steamer Potomac wili leave 7th street wharf every Thursday at 4 p.m. for Baltimore and river land- i All river freight must be prevela- Baltimore freight solicited. Accommodations for passengers strictly first-class. STEPHENSON & BRO. ts. Telephone 745. 12,t¢ E. 8. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE. Steaner HARBY RANDALL will leave Biver View wharf Sundays, Tuesdass and Thuredaye at “d landing at Colonial ‘bh, Chapel it and ali wharves as far down as Lower Machodoc. Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 p.m. and on Fridays about 8:30 p.m. UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE, WASHINGTON, D. C., TO GLYMONT, MD., and intermediate landings. The new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL, daily, except Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Returning about 8 p.m. Passenger accommodations first-class. Freight fe ceived until the bour of sailing. 5. NDALL, bargain to qu . 8. RA Proprietor and Manager. CARPINTER, General Agent. Washiogee. REARDON, Agent, Alexandria. s¢18-€,20 STEAMER WAKEFIELD, FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Leaves Washington, D. C. (7th st. Ferry Wharf), Mondays. 7 a.m., for intermediate landings to Co- lonial Beach, Bushwood. Rock Pt., Colton’s, Nom- inf Creck, Abel's, Leonardtown, Stone's, Howard apd Cobrum’ Wednesdays, 7 a.m., for intermediate landings to Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point, Colton’s, Leonardtown, Abell's, Nomini Creek, Coan and Yeocomico rivers. Saturday, 7 a.m. for intermediate landings to Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point, Colton’s, Nomini Creek. See schedule jn effect Aucust 21. 1899. aul6-1stf ©. W. RIDLEY. General Manager. ‘HOTELS. THE CAIRO HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. C. Fourteen-stors steel-frame fireproof building. Private dining rooms and banquet hall. fe8-10tf The Rittenhouse, 224 and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. A new and strictly modern and high-class hotel, with unexcelled cafe and restaurant service. GEO. 0. WM. M Ser, Jersey avenue and Beach. Fil ocean view. Pe a a al as pacity, . Second season. levatol team re 7 Feat, Spect.t spring rates, $10 per week amicep, | Convenient to all railroad stations. Booklet. (fel0-58t-5) CHANNELL BROS.” | _ja27-52t-12 ROBT, M. BLAIR. BLEAK HOUSE. Directly on ocean front and connected with board walk; new and modern; absolutely fireproof; only beach hotel on Kuropean plan; rooms alngle or en suite with bath; elevators; steam heat: san mere lors; Jaxoronaly, furnished and thoroughly appoint- {Si Papactty, $00, Special rates for spring. Book Jet. Coached meet trains. GEO. H. CORYELL, mh3-26t, THE PENNHURST. Second house from Beach. “Michigan ave, Open the entire year. Elevator to street level. Steam heat, grato fires. Booklet mailed. MILES FULLER, 504 11th ot. | fe1-b20 JAMES HOOD. Sate ears onc HOTEL BELMONT. Cleveland Park, Open all year. Ocean end Virginia ave. feb-4tt Office, 610 iéth st. Bult entirely of brick, IMeely. ‘ve OCEAN TRAVEL % Absolutely fireproof, steam heat, eievator, sun parlors, rooms single and en suite with bath. Booklet mailed. (ja27-78t-7)_E. 8. WATSON. The Richmond. American plan. Perfect sanitary plumbing. Electric lights through- out. Steam heated. Newly furnish- ed and decorated. First-class cuisine. Corner 17th and H streets N. W. ocll-14tt MANICURE. PARIS — MARLBOROUGH PARLORS — LONDON. Bleven-ten G; branch, Lafayetto Sa. ‘Theater. ‘ac ture, manicuring, hairdressing experts. Ser Y. Imperial Hair Regenerator. SHORT ROUTH TO ‘THE PARIS EXPOSITION. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE, New York, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, via Boulogne- sur-Mer., 3% hours’ dist. from either Parls or Lond. New twin-screw steamers Potedam, Statendam and Rotterdam, Spring rate, Iet-class, $60 and upward; 2d-class, $42.60. All other steamers carry one class of cabin passengers only; $42.50 and up. Apply to Hollant America Line, 39 Broadway. ‘or to B. F. Droop & Sous, 925 Penn. ave., and G. W. Moss, 1827 F st., Wash., D. C. 4a16-tu,th.s,6m NORTH GERMAN LLOYD FAST EXPRESS SERVICES. CHERBOUKG, SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN. Saale. April 3Kais, Map. Th..April 24 Kals. Wm. 4.Gr.April 10 Saule....,......-May 1 Lahn... ~April 17/Kats, Wat. 4. Gr..May 8 ‘Departure 10°A.M. TWIN-SCREW PASSENGEH SERVICE, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, ; BREMEN: Fr. 0, Gr-April, 6,10 am | Bremen...» April 28, 2 pm Rueln...: April 19, noon | Ky -Luises May 3, 2 pm MEDITERRANEAR SERVICE. GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA. Aller, Mar 81)K.;Wm. 1. Ems. ‘April 7/"Trave.. Werra, ‘April 14) Aller. aepartare 11 A.M. OEURICHS & CO., NO. § BROADWAY, N, ¥. Avply to E. F. DROOP, 025:Pa. ave., feT-1y Agent for Washington. FRENCH LINE. - Compagnie Generale Transatlantique DIREGE LISD 10 Ha ‘3 ions du Trocadero during the Paris Exposition. General Agency for Untted Sintee a and Canada, 82 Broadway, New York, G. W. MOSS, 1827 F st. N.w. fel-6m,17 American Line. FAST EXPRESS SERVI NEW YORK—SOUTHAMP TON LONDON. CALLING WESTBOUND AT CHERBOURG. Pay Wednesdays at 10 A.M. Bt. April 4 { St. Pad! April 25 5 April 11 | St. Louis «May 2 April 18 | New Yor! May a Red Star Line. NEW YORK—ANTWERP—PARB. Every Wednesday at 12 noon. ar. 28 | Southwark. *. April 12 4 festernland..Apell 18 “Nieiarioa NAVIGATION COMPANY, Piers 14 & 15. N.i, Office, 78 Broadway, New York. Polladelphia offs 805-407 Walnut st W. ‘GTON OFFICE, 1806 F st. - \W. MOSS, Agent, st Sanders & Stayiman’ W.. OF 8, 1827 Cl THE IROQUOIS, Ocean end South Carolina ave., 100 feet from boardwalk; now snd modern; capacity, 400; steam 3 Yooms single and en suite with bath; eéle- x un parlors; ‘cuisine and service the best. spriny es— » $1 . we a 00 daily. ‘American’ plan.” Write for booklet aches meet trains. fel2-78t-10 W. F. SHAW. Grand Atlantic Hotel, Virginia ave. and Beach. Atlantic Citr, N. J. Now open. Fifth season. ‘The finest family and transient hotel on the coast. 850 beautifully fur- nished rooms, single and en suite, and with bath, Hotel is thoroughly heated by ‘steam and open Gyates, Large sun parlors and first-class orches levators run to street Icvel. In fact. every pos: sible comfort for the traveler and nent guest. Location 1s central and within easy access of the femous Steel Pler, which is now open and affords every pleasure to ‘the visitor. ring rates, which include a bandsomely fur- nished room and the finest cuisine and service ob- tainable—American plan, $12 50, $16.00 and $17.60 per Per week each adult person, $2: day. Eui in plan, $1. % pointed ate attached, aes See se e for illustrat booklet. Hotel all trains. CHARLES B CODm muh1-26t-22 Virginia Avente, The Anchorage Yimit® Aveate, near year. Steam heat, Sun parlor. $8 to $10 wi fe mb1-26t LC. & L B. ADAMS. STRATH HAVEN, Steam heats modesat cr ea ES eam heat: modern; every conv » week up. (fea6-26,3) RS Rove. © HOTEL GLADSTONE. ‘The only hotel in Chelsea open for sprit BON. Reopens March 15. Directly on the beach’ Capac ity, 250, Steam heated. | Elevator. Sun parlor. rat vate baths. Write for bocklet and sprit fe19°78t,7 STONE & COLLINS Hotel Scarborough. Beach Front and Maryland ave. Unobstructed ocean view. enlarged ved. Stcum heat. Elevator in parisr.. Bre wie tees Write for bookl Fate eek Tet eg rd eee), spel Avoca Hotel, ,X*\Tuonr ava. ‘J beat. fe10-78t-4 ‘M. & J. CABR. HADDON HALL, ATLANTIC CITY’S MOST POPULAR HOTEL. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Modern and complete. Hot and cold sea water baths, Golf Links, etc. Booklet mailed. melS-tt LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. LADIES’ GOODS. FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEL- ing of old fur wraps to the latest styles a spe- claity; ladies’ tailor-made suits made to order, fit guaranteed. E. HORGAN, 806 K et. n.w. mhi5-tt Sewing Machines Repaired And warranted for $1.00. Mail orders unptly attended to—at OPPENHEIMER’S, 514 9th n.w. nah! cae : UNDERTAKERS. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-class and on the most reasonable terms. Telephone call 340. jaT-10tr == = MUST REMAIN IN ANACOSTIA, Richard A. Dent Arrested Because He Got Lost. Richard A. Dent, an elderly man, was ad- vised by Judge Scott today to remain in Anacostia, where he lives, and a charge of @sorderly conduct preferred against him by Policeman Johnson of the third precinct was dismissed. The old man had been tak- ing quinine and, whisky for his cold, and his arrest, it is sald’ was made because he was lost. Although the charge against him was disorderly conduct and profanity the policeman distinctly told the court that he pee medi icine in my pocket,” said Dent, producing a bottle of ee “Have you got some of your w! ana quinine with you?” the court asked. “No, sir,” answered Dent, “I never carry het Bo mee eS oe man explained that he was ot last nigh ry it him the lost anda ut on wrong care when, be ated, bin the eee home, There was no proof that Dent was disorderly and Judge Scott, after telling him to remain in Anacostia, dismissed Thousands of situations have’ been tained through the want columns of Star. the ob- The as changes may occur at ‘ MAILS are forwarded to the ports of sailing daily, and the schedules of closings are ar- ranged op the presumption of their uninterrupted greriand transit. For the week ending March 31, 1900, the closes pe made =» anecting closes will be made from > MAILS. PM. for EUROPE, per m New York. vin Southampton, LAND must be directed cy at 1 M. for EVROP! rom. kK. vin Queensto (o) At 11:08 P.M for BELGIUM "anit ee ae Sonne Jew, York. via Antwerp. Mati EDN led Per £.8. Neordiand, fc) At t “AND. TTALY. SPAIN. PORTL _ BGYPL and BRITISH INDIA. per es. ine®. from New York. via Havre. mf EUROPE must be directed * SWITZERL TURK' “1S PM. for FVROPE. per ee. . trom 3 ‘ork, vin Plymouth. (c) At 1 PM. for } ERLANDS. per «* Spaarn- gam, from New York. vie Rotterdam. Mall’ must a arndam. Y At 11:03 M. for ITAL per ss. Aller, from New York, = ae Marl mnst be directed “Ter sa, Al: At 11:5 P.M. for NORWAY direct. Hekla. from Ne inust be directed PM. fer AZORES Is! 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HAWAI! and FIJ1 I8L- ANDS, vie Vancouver. close here dally at 6:35 P.M. Bp to’ March 31, inclusive, for dispatch per #8. Warrtmoo. (0) Matis for CHINA*, JAPAN. HAWAT! and PHIL IPPINB ISLANDSt. via San Franciscs. close here dally at 6:35 P.M. up to April 2, tnelusive, for dis- patch per sa. China. (0) Mails for CHINA® and JAPAN. via Vanconver, close here @aily at 6:35 P.M. up to April 9. tnclu- sive. for dispatch per ss Empress of Japan. Registered mail must be directed “Via Vancou- ver.” (0 Walls for AUSTRALIA (excent West Anstralin) NEW ZEALAND. HAWAII, FIST and SAMOAN | ISLANDS. via San Franciseo, close here daily at 6:35 P.M. after Merch 31 and up to April 14, in- elusive, for dignatch per a. Moana. (0) Matls for CHINA®. JAPAN anf PHILIPPINE ISLANDSt, via Tacoma, close bere daily at 6 PM. up to April 19 for dispatch per s.s. Good- win. (0) Mails for CHINA‘. JAPAN and PHILIPPINE ISLANDSt. Jia Seattle. close bere Getty oe: P.M. up to April 1 spatch per s.s. Rio: Mari. Registered letters must be directed " Seattle." (0) MAILS for COCHIN CHINA ere forwaried to New York for connection with European steamers. 2PHILIPPINE ISLANDS (military mail). dis- patched to San Francisco at rll closes for that office to connect with government transports, the sailings of which are irregular. {b) Registered mails close at 1:00 P.M. same 5 Registered mails close at 8:00 P.M. same bar Registered malis close at 5:00 A.M. seme ats Registered close at 1:00 P.M. (f) Registered close at 1:00 PM. 1) Registered clone at 12:00 P.M. br 23 Registered close at 8:00 P.M. i close at 6:00 P.M. previous A. MERRITT. Postmaster. mails previous mails previous mails previous mails previous {o} Registered mails JOHN IN THE pbock Four Arraigned on Various Charges in Judge Scott's Court. Four women occupied seats in the dock of Judge Scott's court this morning, filling the front bench. The only white woman in the party was Kate Sellers, who wae left a widow many years ago. “She has seen better days,” Policeman Flynn said, “and if she would jet liquor alone she would see them again. Found repeatedly drunk on Sth street was the charge upon which Kate was arraigned. “She lives in the house of colored people in Brown’s court,” said a policeman, “and she's always under the influence of liquor. Kate told the court that she is a hard- working woman, but said she has the rheu- matism in her foot just now. “If you will let me go this time I'll go to my sister's, at Cleveland Park.” The court released her on her own bond and told the policeman to arrest her if he should find her under the influence of lquor. Carrie Powell, who was charged with a similar offense, was fined $5, with fifteen days on the farm as the alternative. Maria Archer, a little colored woman, whose home is near New Jersey avenue and E street northwest, said: “I’m guilty this time.” “Maria is guilty, all right,” seid Police- man Lynch, “but I hope you will take her Personal bonds this time."’ tep up to the clerk,” said the judge, nd give your personal konds. The police- man {fs inclined to be merciful today.” Alice White admitted a charge of disor- derly conduct. She was rested this morning about 2 o'clock at the National flats, on N street. to see my broth- said James Davis. “She was his friend until lately and he ordered her to keep away from him.” ‘The trouble in the flat, he said, was the result of her early morning visit. Alice had nothing to say, and the usual penalty, $5 or two weeks on the farm, was imposed. —$<——_—— Missionary Conference. A world-wide interdenominational confer- ence op foreign missions will open in Car negie Music Hall, New York, Saturday, April 21, and continue ten days. Delegates from all mission fields throughout the world are e€pected to be in attendance, and ex- President Harrison will preside. At the opening session President McKinley will give an address of welcome and there will be welcoming messages on behalf of New York officials, secretaries of various boards a elorat m this city will t legates m represent the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist churches, gs follows: Mrs. 8. M. Hartsock, with Mrs. 8. D. La Fetra as alternate; Mrs. Thomas H. Martin, Mrs. Frank M. Bristol and others prominent in Thursday, April 28, will ade, day, a 's day, and woman's t work throughout th world in behalf of her heathen sisters will be represented. The Methodist ladies who wish to attend are expected to report to Mrs. La Fetra.