Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1900, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1900-14 PAGES. LE—HOUSES. FOR SA FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS SUBURBAN PROPERTY. _ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. SPRING RESORTS. W.; THREE For S14 sf. sr For svut TH, Add A Tit AFFORD TO Mhceessful men? ‘Then ane f real estate. D ating Fi y lundlord op SALE 12-ROOM Hows a Tieigbts ain. PB. OFARRELL, NY ave. mh2s-tt Yi SALEAN IDEAL HOME IN THE N roms and bath; natnrat wood ‘nish: cabinet teis, ete.; $200 cash; bajune $25 monthly, Tt DD. THOMPSON if SAT NN. AVE. AND COL a new: and beautifel: house; 13 rooms. JOHN IERMAN, Owner, 610 Huh st. mhb-st Q St NW. STORE S jp RooMs; HIGH. Chass EINISH: DELIGHTECL LOCATION. (OhERS, ATLENTION. Lees LO. DE LASHMUTT. 1421 G ST. 2 Cellege subdivision. cor. 15 Binney sts.: 12 rooms; magnificently nnisbe be sold cheap and on good terms. Apply to owner, CHAS C DUNCANSON, 9th and D ets. 0.w. 21-Ste ATLANTIC CITYREAL ESTATE STUANTIC CHTY CORTAGES, HOTEIS TO RENT: 250) 1,500; _ hotel 600 - Fete COWLER, 1208 Atlantic avenue. to "BUSINESS PROPERTY. TY ON NORTH SIDE OF "AYING NET ON THE isTit CE ASKED Hi <Eis & McLERAN FOR SALE—LOT: MYMBIA HEIGHTS —\ NICE on Dart prices ws 1th nw. “ELATION eee: th sts th shiewaall LOT onth (itor tb WILL BUY LEIPOLD, hand ¥ sts. VTIRUL worth oest hock Hol on and propert of dye to Man s: pri + building or ling hoases: alse three ne lots in ron bigh ground and improved Tow: onsy terms If desired. DAVIS © STURTEVANT, 1404 G st. LE 3 CHEAP LOT BEOOKLAND; ach. Brice, ech S cheap let ou Lani Lanier Hgt at Tue. per sy. foot xo: near Columbie ond fE MeLACHLE x 0. tt 1 2 Srott WAENER COMPANY, Wie Fost. now CATIMER & NESHIT, 1221 — ST. AND RENTAL, AGENTS. APESE BUILDING LOTS ON HEIGIHIS. ELEGANT Loc TIONS. HAVE Fou SEE @ PESINARLE AND EcoNeMioab = ty, near G PO. and BL € sates nvestiuent in ety: very reason= : Bo. WALSHE, G24 F st. now, STERDAY, 715 04 SIXTEE Aleut SITE. for EA » St bok SALE to a NEW Ht ESTATE AVE resi. ing bots ACH. M. KNOTT & €0., wan bldg. 1425 N.Y. ave. HITNEY AVE. BET. 13TH ts, tifnl build will sell / ACH. M in bide KNOTT & CO. 1425 N.Y. SALE FINE Lot ienable Ioesttion 10., near M wid ning to wile alley. Only $4 pale VS. N.. Star alice. { SALE A SERIES OF FINE “DING LOTS ON 6TH ST. AND OST NB. INCLUDING LOT COENER 6TH AND WHICH HAS BEEN HF Ey PB THE WHOLE AT See EI VNE-TEALE 05 ORIGIN AT J. & WIMER, REAL FSTATE, PROVERTY lath st nin INGTON RE Ww THOMPSONS, 1s EF Por SALE—HOME SEE MEE YOU LOOKING EAP SITE FoR A TOM OUT ONR LOTS NEAL EASONARLE PRICE AND WASHINGTON REAL ES 12t SEE-LAn SAND es eet and cross g rapid in t fon Speciol rates ts nts and prices apply to JOSEPH PAUL, $02 F st. now. 1X REAL ESTATE ders afd Investors. SELL AT 1" INVEST. EMARKARLY IX- WILL GATX HUNT! NTENSION IN THE DISTE ef Cob et way Commission, Wasticston, B. To whons i may = Th by section 3 of An Pp sighwvay th tof the Anacostia ited to exam som 49 of the Distrie Z a wil consider any suggestions bmaitted St writing om or be- © addressed to the chief of en- War Department, Washington, vm wit me. ay 14, 1H, in the of tt Uy from those who d FOR SALE—A MAGNIFICENT, HIGHEST-CLAS upright grand plano; celebrated for tts beautiful and durability; grand action; grand three strings; ‘all the improve- practice pedal and Sesienuto pedal, quick buyer can secure a rare barzalu , stool and fine searf aud 5 years a with it. This offers a rare op- a tine pinn Par be bonght ss pin and lasting: faney wood : $0 monthly payments; with it. : full sweet tone; aln new: withont a blemish: cost $350; a quick pore chaser gets It for $165 cash, including a stool and searf. it GRIMES, 912 Pa, ave. FOR A VERY FINE SQUAKE GRAND rosewood piano. just like maw; handsomely fin- ist rved legs and Isre; fall, rich tone; 7 1 ent style: cost $654 terms: stool and. Sin very cheap cloth cover raves: ma are t bargain. GRIMES, 913 Pa. ave.1 Fok SALE — ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST square grand planos ever seen and ever sold for $450, when new; has been carefully used and is in fine condition; just Hke new: has very sweet tone and fine action: a big bargain; for $150; easy terms; stool an r with ft It GRIMES, $12 Pa. ave. FOR SALE — A PERB UPRIGHT GRAND plano; very iatest style in case and finish; beau- tifal ‘tone, with grand singing quality: a $400 instrument: only used a short time; $275 will buy; $19 per mouth; stool and searf included. It GRIMES, 913 Pa. aye. WT PIANO ON will sell siti FOR SALE-HAVING MY PPRU storage, being compelled ty leave el at a sacritice: will give time to resp Add: vA Star office. FOR SALE-LARGE MOSER ment bowks and date, Hopk tures of the late F. W. Ba cor. 13th and F sis. A. MOTOR AND 14-IN matic saw table; must Cap be seem at 414° 9th’ naw. ALE—19 HH. ¥ seen runnil d, 219 G si POR SALE PARTY OWN for which she hus no use, would be willing to dis: pose of ft amnenit ‘dite on storage aud Ti Please address Box 41, Star ottice. ap6-tt SALE—TWO SMALL DYNAMOS, SHAFT- belting, bangers, wood pulleys, blacksmith tous; de pump cheap. Apply ap2-tf For now fh IN OTTO GAS CAN Apply to GLOBE PRINT apT-3t par ts of the latest all pupers from the leading id assortment to sefect from. bought im darge quantities at low prices. Our estimates are posith the lowest. Our work is the best. Our business lns doubled each se: son. Why? Because our metheds aud good are relizble, Mail orders. RICHARD S. RYNEX, mh12-78t hand H sts. ne. ALE- $400 UPRIGHT PIANO; STANDARD $125; warranted IU yei iggest plano bar in city. HELBIG, 1742 Tih st. mh2o $tf x ALLET & DAVIS UP. right, slightly worn, $185; regular pri 0; great bar HUGO WOaRCH, 923 F Bi Fianos moved, $2. Kenting and’ tuning. For A ar ts. rabbits, anarys, &e. 12th st. nw. 3 TABLE, $2.08; LOUNGES, 75; $6 cock and heating stoves $3; parlor and bed ry m eultes, $1 per week; special for cash, REDMOND'S 311 und 313 7th'st. ow. ded-att FORK SALE-WE SELL NEW AUTOMAJIC SEW- ing machines Tor $35; sawe kind as other com- babies ask $65 to $75 for. WM. STIERELING, 17B1 Pa. ave. nw. Not represented by solicitors, Agency Household and Standard Swg. wacuines 0620-50 He SALE—GUUD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES, Atted to your winduws, only 25c.; the T quali ofl opeque shad c.. hun free. Will call witl temples. KLEEBLATI’S, 11th and H sts. bos-aet OW SALE-R-LP-A-N-S, 10) FOR 5 © druggists, grocers, restanrants, saloons. stands, general stores and barber shops. pain. aes sleep, prolong Ife. One gives reilef. antler LE-6-FT. SUBURBAN PROPERT ON. NEW 1OUSE ail: city montily payn ‘M, TERRELL COMPLEN fe Hors grounds: pric to re troub! show furna ng a nna or Wa lot, 6.500 sq. ft. Rand two miles from War 2 S500 cash; rent. Drop post property. FULTON R. GORDON, POR S8LE-AT GAR Reatieed to $4 5101 PP PARK — his beautiful 2-story frame YW NEWT! Pur RENT-VERY DESIRARL orth Chevy Ch Modern isapreye water and xen Hz only $25 lars eal ont bids, Room 22, REN AGE ON ROCK ie fron: lent water: ki O HARE, Woodt FOR RENT rch read; > Slade; Tand: exes Address AE WITH SMALL (yz 0 otic FoR OR EXCH 3 CHASE Besutifuliy situated aitie and cellar; wide pu dowewer; 34” square of ele RW. WALK UMASE all mod. FOR RENT—ONE FINEST SUBURBAN HOMES in D.C.; 17 rooms; bath: papered throughout; old uausion; lawn: 2 xeres; fruit: stable, etc.; $40 ti 2’ ae mmer. ROLAND C. BOOTH, cor. 10th & G. aps-3t* RIVERDALE —TWO 3 rooms each, on easy p iy pay- ments mayment, the balence $15 and SIS pe Apply to) “J. AL BLUNDON, ape! 1006 RIVERDALE — NEAR CITY AND SUT cars and. and 0. station, handsome. 11 rooms, large closets; large at- cellar; porches: fenit trees: climbing roses; ant growth: lot sbyterian C) grape_and other vines of Tux high loration: near Ty COLLEGE PARK, MD. UTIFULLY AND advantageously Jocated, between 2 large cities only S miles distant; bas all conveniences for suburban homes; accessible by steam and electr: cars; electric cars every 15 minutes. Desirable tiazes and lots for sale. olege Park, Md. FORT MY HEIGHTS IS 1 MILE NEARER the White House than Mt. Pleasant. Drop pestal for 16-m-e booklet Wustrating this p erty and ‘How to Be Your Own Landlord on $10 " Month.” apt FULTON R. GORDON. 1206 G nw. FOR SALE—REAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE OF 5 acre. more land if desired; 3 minutes’ walk from I. station, Lanrel, Md. splendid impr ments; fine lawa and shade: abundance of att Kinds Of irui:, berries, grapes, ete. H. G, ODEN- WALD, owner, Laurel, Md. 4p5-261,6 FOR SALE—AT HYATISVILLE—-9-ROOM PRAME house; all ueressare cuthuildings: corner lot, 5x 1 feet; within easy access of both steam and electric toads. Price, $4,000; exsy terms; ofiier roperties fur sale and tent at Hyattsrille,” WIL FiXMt Ss. HOLTON, real estate, loans and. insure = anee, 507 Est. aw. APS-GU*, FOR SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE, 6 MINUTES walk from steam and electric ears, new 6-room jot GOxZ00; $1,500. Also 5-room house; one-acre lot; finely’ adapted to poultry raising; 5 min, walk from ears; $1,200; terms easy, Also lot, 60x200; $150. ROGERS & ROGERS, Fyatts- Ville, Cars’ stop at otlice. mb14-26t LAND PARK. The best and Home CLE HOUS . Price only $1.40, monthly payments. Ap- after 5, of by mall, wR SALE: bath and modern improvement and modest 255 A small cash ply WES. C, _mh27, 4tf Nat. paw, TCH AT BRIGHTWOOD, D.c a good dairy farm; 40 acres; plenty of water w dwelling and barn and other outbuilding windmill; accommodations for 40 bead of stoc! fel2-tf F, SAUL, 7th and © sts. o.w. that of Wim, Shaky nel sttidio, 127 104 converts, opera, Terms, $10 TION, pinn n., guitar ap-Titd newspi Tay or evening, RENCH T dw read, understood. Schooi cu cat Hnes, apne MOO, FOR GIRD Certilicate admits 10 Asbury Hark, N NCES MARTIN, Pi STH AND K. and night sessions. IN. mh28-78t Spanish, etc. Ability in conversing acquired in a short time. Prof. A. GONARD, Principal mb23 723 14th. BERLITZ SCHOOL. GUARANTEED Easy terms, Ww ens: in MUS tes Koni mbourg), native Parisian, ‘ YOUR SHORTHAND OF THE Ls AL COURT STENOG PEER, the pring Tanner's Shorthand College, cor. F and open all Sumner; 1117 17th st. TE OF- catalogues, MANDOLIN, BANJO, GUITAR. A. V. Holmes, Studio, 520 1 Art School, 112 Thorough instruction in Drawing and Painting. Miss S$. W. KELLY, London Medalist, Principal. mhi7-26t8 Educate for a Situation. A census or civil service eximination is easy to pass If you take ovr course of preparation. We Teach shorthand, typewriting and bookkeeping and Place ull our gtadgates in positions, Call and see us. WooD’s COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, mh12-tt SU East Cap. st. Mandolin, Guitar & Banjo Correctly taught by Miss GERTRUDE E. BUCK- IN AM. Studio, 1522 6th aw. mbi-4tt ST. ROSE'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. Dressmaking, underwear and children’s suits. A Bew depart.nent hes been opened, in which ladles and young girls will be taught cutting, fitting and all kinds of sewing. For particulars sey p022-6tt mb20-260* to the SCHOCL, 2023 G st. nw. Chevy Chase. French and koglish School for Girls, Suburbs of Washington French the language of the hous Mule. L. M. BOULIGNY, Principal. } Chery C Miss C. PETTIGREW, Asst. Prin.§ P. 0., Md. meee lye MISS BALCH'S CIVIL SERVIC INSTITUT ‘ESS COLLEGE, 1227 13th st. n.w. Pupila prepared for Examinations. Census. ap3-4tf HOTELS. ThE CAIRO HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. ©. Fourteen story steel-frame fireproof building. att conventen WALK WASHING in: price, $00. CAYWOOD Sib st. and N.Y. ave. now. LOT FRONTIN 2BTS stown, De ¢ story dwelling aud terms te suit. ON TWO STH Stal BEAUTIFUL SALE AT GRANBY, ON the City and Suburban railroad, at the Tvistriet line: ejay ¢ nd only one car fare, rte PULL W. CHE apTz FOR SALE 20 ACR FE partly furnished f land; 1W-room house, bigh elevation; all kinds fruit, shade, slrubbers; to- mantle spring; “dalry: fee house; ‘out- buildin harness, carriages; telephone; am and electric ears. Apply 7, Bank of Washington building. —ap7-3t® ON CONDUIT ROAD; krent improvements go: . For $350 and $400 you can purchase a site for a home or make a good In- vestment: single f aud from ell part of city Without change of curs, to easy terms of pay- ment. OLARK BROS.. 605 7 apT-3t FOR SiLE— NEAR TE ECTRIG road, just between sal vy wnvenient to both—a beautiful . With guperb grove of trees; electric road a1 elevated; fronts sonth on at the fashionable drives; élegant water ou premises. Nee us and Ke ih price for one of the most beautiful residence sites in the Distri for Investment. ZACH. M. KNOTT & CO., Tenman bldg... 1425 N.Y. ave. SE-NEW, ATTRACTIVE lot 100x125. Price, $9,500. xe equlty af $2,500. Owners, G10 Lath st. Bt FOR SALE-CHE residence cf 12 rooms; Terms to suit: will T. ©. DIX & t jt t RENT, Sai BOARDING se at Forest Glen; 35 rooms: 3 acres of land. iF steats and electric cars; can be Tad cheap, JOHN T. KNOTT, Koom 14, 919 F st. ap7-3t* SALE ACRE LOTS: 6 MILES FROM CITY; * shade; near steam and electrle car ternig: money to butld: bargain DUCKETT & DENT, 635 F at. 18 ACKES: GOOD LAND; ing: barn 2.000, easy terms, T, 635 F at. . t ACRE OF Jcken houses: wire netting; outbufld- xood land; water; shade: fruit: uear sta, ity; $000. DUCKETT & DENT, 035 F st. ten objections. ELINU Tay WILSON, Chiet of ‘En- ¥ Commission. Weill __ MEDICAL. "Dr. Reed, Specialist, _ ‘Teeats successfully Catarch, Kidney and stom web Troubles, ete. CURES special disea: out the use of mercury, ete. Office bours. 10 to 1, 3 to 6; Sanday. 10 to 12. Vii. Séy 1208 BT. NLW. KOOT, LUOCK, Seeretai FOR SALE ¢ROOM GOPTAGE IN AVALON Heights, convenient to B. and O. and the City and uburban KR. RR; must be sold. Call on or address W. SEXTON, Avalon Heights, D.C, ap6-3t* RENT_FPURNISHED—ALL OR PART OF DE- Ughtful suburban place; two blocks from electric cars; fine grounds, garden, abundant frutt: reason abie’ terms. Address SUMMERTIDE, Star office. ape-ate AT FOREST GLEN, 8-ROOM HOUSE, BATH, atable, $22; small hotel, 35 rooms, $00." At Ran’ gelph, Troom house, stable, 8 acres, $18. JOHN 'Y. KNOTT, Room 14, 918 F st. apé-st* CONSULTATION | FOR EENT—BEOOKLAND, D.C., FINE 8-ROOM, mhi3-set Fine e = APO Ti-rcom cottages Hoe onte 30.) See those Dr. Leatherman, ROLAND G. BOOTH, ‘cor. 10th and G n.w. Exyert speciatiat 1g the cure of ail specisi dis | _*6-3 cases wes and women. Consaltation free. | SOMAESET HEIGHTS-AT CROSSING OF TEN- Daily. 9 9's “oe Foe, ESE | lastowa aad “Gen sho electric rawaya:" ons event ins, ‘Gosed on Sunday. re: ideal howes: : eeleute peut Minis PULLER, Sus ith et. 106 BP, | Private dining roms ard banquet hall. fe8-1ott 00; EASY OUT-OF-TOW) TED | 7-room HOTEL VICTORIA, EUROPEAN PLAN, Sth Avenue, 27th Street and Broadway. All that fs left of the famous Hotel Victoria are the walls, ‘The house during the post year has been entirely rebuilt, remodeled und refurnished at a cost of over Four Hundred Thousand Dollars. it is equipped with every known device for the conventence, comfort and safety of its guests. Its interlor is fitted with the newest and moat approved furnishings, The Standard of Excellenee 1s what will be found in the New Hotel Victoria, The Hotel Will Be Opened for the Reception of Guests Saturday, April 14. ap9-6t,50 F, T. WALTON, Proprietor. Hotel Earlington Absolutely Fireproof. FORMERLY THE GERLACH. 27TH ST., WEST, NEAR BROADWAY. Centrally located in arsusement and shopping dis- triet, New York city. European Plan. Completely remodeled and refurnished at an ex- Peuditure of $150,000. Hestaurants and Palm Room open until 1 a.m. Table d*Hote Dinner, 6 to 8. Music In Palm Room daily and evenings, Tariff of Rates. Single rooms, $1.50 and $2, detached bath. Dou- ble rooms, $3, detached bath. Double rooms, pri- vate bath—one person, $3; two, $4. Saltes of parlor, bed room and bath, $4, $5, $6, $8. Parlor, two bed rooms and bath, $7, $8 aud $10. E. M. Earle & Son, 30 years connected with Earle’s Hotel, New York. ——— ee ee ' RICHFIELD SPRINGS, NEW YORK, ‘The American Cure and Pleasure Resort, ! Hotel Earlington | and St. James Hotel | ‘Open June to October. ee Suaraes0 : New ATTRACTIVE HOMB/IN SHENANDOAH VAL- ley; 110 acres: fine Water; orchard; some timber: rowmfortable dwelling and ‘barn: live stock, fu tire and farming ;ipplements: all complete, Shoo. | MALBANY (& ULLEARY, | Marquis batiding, Stauntoi ca aya-6t* FARMS. y farm of 305 ac » contains 12: er creek; tar oyster creek in southern Md.; 40 acres Price, $10,000, aeres north of Washington, near Burnt Price per aere, $100. ‘acre farina; 144 miles from Riverside, on . side: 125 acres timber; apple and d; smuatiifruit, 2-roum bouse. Cheap adjoinin Umber, 6x Toth and NTRY PROPELT) | desertbed properties are located at ‘ifton Park,"* Montgomery county, Md., within a niles of the District of Columbia line, and 8 iniles from Washington, via the 7th st. pike, the Beichtwood electric vatiway or the Baltimore and Ohio raitrond. ifton Vark" is 2 miles directly east from “Silver Spring.” and In the Immedia neighborhhod ae located the handsome homes of the late Admical Lee, Montgomery 1 S. Noyes, Oliver Ho P. Clark and others. CEDAR CREST. A beautiful ountey Lome of TA acres, located on fou commanding an extensive view of the Surrounding country; house comparatively new; nw. sts, COUNTR "The followin; conotins SS commodious rooms; porcel ath; lige attic; ban; onthuildings; bathin 2 run: ning Stream throagh the p beatiful grove of t wide lawn; rich coli; fralt trevs; ete: a desirable gentleman's — cau Price, $10,000—will exchange. An ad of 18% acres “aay be nddvd to the above at a price of $200 per acre. Photo. at office. TEN-ACRE FARM. A very pretty place. with cood G-room house, outbuildings, ete. ‘This property has provided a good living for its owner, from the sale of fruit, chickens, etc.; is located on the iain toad, and 13 yery ett the city: has a superb view. Priv would accept §1,600 cash, balance on time nO. at ottiee, SINGLY ‘CHEAP PLACE. Thirty focated back from the main rond, ms, especially plenty of fruit; produce from the place last’ y Jong to sell, and will sacritice ON THE PUBLIC I Forty acres, of which 15. wood; G-reon horse of the place tes w 4 lapted for a chicken Wher sold $600 of “ar, Owner is anx- i nbove two properties represent the only Jand*in this avighborhhod (where acreage brings S200 to $400) which can be purchased for $100 per acre, in small tracts, FARM OF 100 ACRES. Beautifully situated and fertile farm, tn fine coniition aid proditeing good crops; for one In- tending to farm as a business this tract presents great attractions: a visit to the place will d close its advan! ent house, larze outbuildin any city Price, $10,000. of 18.42 ac ‘or division into smaller : ix ay w J, recently cleared for division tuto 3, 4 or plots; tas the advantages of elevation, natural shade and @. runing siren: for a colotiy of several families who desire to Jocate near each other this would An exer that fern or tir obtained, water for we; It can be arranged so excellent building sites can be with several aeres of land and running et. with all the shade desired: T ean, arrange lon to erect four houses on this tand. “to be repaid In monthly payments. Price for the lind, £200 per acre, RINCE 3E'S COUNTY, Farm of 71 acres, located at Cedarville, ; this place has abou in Umber, smintl haus and raflrond st fon on the Mi, and with care cau be made a $2,500. Will sell on long is clear of all inemm- BLACKISTONE'S ISLAND, IN. TID ated abont Gu miles from Washington: this island is adapted for a farm or a sumn- nd is arranged alse to be sold off in subdivision has already been made, and tean Le seen at my office: good hunting, POTOMAC. erabbing and bathing: this property sold once Tor $48,000, and was a famous resort some years ago; contains about wo acres. Lelee now, will sel exchange, W. 2, SPRING. MLE st. oir PRUTT AND DAIKY FE) Col Va.; will sell Ad- FOR &. 150 ACRES LOCATED & 0. ARS improv li-room dwelling and bank barn, Price, $3. cres located 12 miles from College Park. $25 per acre, HJ ucres located 1% of a mile east oxtende ape-it <DQUARTERS FOR FARMS, If you want te buy big bi ins, call or write me nd Lowi cuit you in i ALE: ‘RES IN MARYLAND. fent ty Washiagton; 200 neres under cult in oak timbe vomis; linge bi per aerc Fst. nw NTED—A PLACE ON POTOMAC RIVER Om sapeake bay in part payment for a fine, larze iw Washington. Address Box 12 +: improved by a good dy : stable for S horses, only $1) ci “THREE-ROOM HOUSE with 35 acres of land, part cleare ber, situated 244 miles from Fairfax’ station, fax co. Va. very eb For particulars address Va mb31-apsT-3te PLACES, including farms of 800 to 600 acres, witnin easy reach of Washing- ton, WM. HB. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F at. OCEAN TRAVE: ; NC ee AGENCY. | Anchor Line. ALL. VELATI. Agent, 14084 G st. nw. Q. S. S.Co. FOR APRIL AND MAY, dc Bermuda Reached In forty-eight hours from New York, by a im* the elegant steamers of the Quebec SS. Co ing weekly. Steamers every ten days for Sant Cruz and the principal West India Islands, A. charming trip at a cost of $4 a day. particulars apply to A. E. OUTERBRIDGR Agents, 39 Broadway, New York, or G. W. , 1327 st. n.w., Washington. A. ALIERN, See's, Quebec, Canada, WW. f.till my 15,20 Munson Line Steamships. DIRECT WEEKLY ( U B A SAILINGS. Splendid Cuisine. Matanzas, Havana, Cardenas, Sagua, Nuevitai Gibara, Baracoa ang other North Shore ports. MU. SON'S STEAMSHIP LINE, 27 William St., N.Y. RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, 25 Unton Square, N.Y. wel5-w,f,m.8un,12 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD FAS EXPRESS SERVICES. CHERBOL SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN. Kaiser Wu.d,Gr-April 19 Saale. . Mi Laba.. pril 17 Kaiser Win. a. Kalserin Mar-Th.Aprll 24 Lahn ‘parture 10 TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE. SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, BREAE May 5 esee-May 12 seeeee Freneis vere May 19 are Al Ai. OEMRICHS & CO. NO. 5 BROADWAY, N, ¥. Avpiy t . DROOP, 925 Pa. ave. tev iy LRT ERE OD ‘Agent for Washington. FRENCH LINE. Compagnie Generale Transatlantique DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE—PARIS (France). Sailing every Thursday at 10 a.m. From Pler No. 42. North River, foot Morton St. L’ April 12.La Bretagne.....May 3 La Apri 19'La Champagne. May 10 La Touralne.... April 26 La Gas May 17 Accommodations reserved In the Grands Hotels du ‘Trocadero during the Paris Exposition. General Agency for United States and Canada, 32 ow Broadwa: rhc 'G. W. MOSS" 1821 F ST. N.W. fo1-6m,17 American Line. FAST EXPRESS SERVICE. KNEW YORK—SOUTHAMPTON—LONDON. CALLING WESTROUND AT CHERBOURG, Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A.M. New York...April 18 { New York. Be Paul..---apri 2 | St Paul. St. Louis. Alay 2) St. Louis. Red Star Line. NEW YORK sNTWERE—PARIB. re at 12 noon. Southwark. “Apr | Gensingion... April 25 Westernland. April 18 | Nvordland. ay 2 *Calling at Southampton. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, Piers 14 & 15. NR. Office, 73 Broadway, New York. Philadelphia office, 305-307 Walnut st. WASHINGTON OFTICE, 1306 F st. n.w., or G. W. MOSS, Agent, at Sanders & Staymau’s, 1327 F st. nw. ec2T LADIES’ GOODS. LADIES, HAVE YOUR ACCORDION PLEATING done down at FISK’S, 602 9th st. u.w., cor. F st.—Standard Sewing Machine Rooms, “‘apT-3t FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEL. of Gid fur wrape to the latest ‘styles 1 ape- cis: ladies’ tailor-made suits made SA yt tee E. HORGAN, 806 K st. ow. Sewing Machines Repaired And Neprranted for $1.00. Mall orders Al modern, co attended to—: Special spring OPPENFIEIMER'S. 514 9th n.w. ‘fes0-52-T ‘The Atlantic City Office of The Even- ing Star located at 1309-13 Atlantic avenue, where any information con- ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. HOTEL PIERREPONT. Sew Yersey arevue and Beach. Full ocean view. Cepnine advertising, etc. can be ob- | Capacity, $00. Second season, Elevator. Steam tained. The rates are the same as| best. Sjwcini rate for Avil. Ma. mil tae charged at the Home Office. Booklet. (fe10-52t-8)_ = KENTUCKY AVE., ATUANTIC CITE. | The Runnymede," "9 155; EASTER ATTRACTIONS AT HOT! it. Sun parlor. Send for Booklet. Atlantic cay Elaborate dinner, fe7-78t-4 Mrs. L McTLWAIN. amid floral decorations. Muste ——— SSS SES ‘ ee a THE WILTSHIRE, Se a een Virginia avenve and Beach. Flesi-clase and mad- i fer Me ay night. Ap ern In every detail. Write for booklet and spring rooms bow and filesirtted booklet ~ ‘ 4 HOTEL DE VILLE Sia 8. S. PHOERUS, fo-7at-S 3 i Formerly of Fisgela, Old Point Comfort. Virginia ave. near he sun partor. mbai-TNt-4 “GRA Virginia aye. Fitth year. single; many with ba special spring rat NO ATLAN ‘ow Open. and beach, Atlantic € utiful rv 2.50 ty. en suit $1 “Book HOTEL ADSTONE, THE ocean front, in Chelsea, Atlantic City'« moat select section. Capacity, 250. Steam heated; elevator; sun parlor; private baths, Specially re- anced rates for April and May. Write for booklet fels STONE & COLLINS. HOTEL STANLEY Senth Carolina ave. near beach. Steam heat. class table. ap6-20t-6 Capacity, 300. Evers modern appointment.” First- Special rates for April and May. °. L. LIPTON. 06 CEAN QUEEN HOTEL, Ocean end Tennessee avenue. Capacity, 200, 261 Special spring terms. Booklet. pecial SPrINONES & PELL HOTEL RUDOLF. The most modern hotel on the beach front: ca- pacity, ection : now open; located in aristocratic cot- rooms with hot and cold sea and fresh water baths attached; orchestra and dancing; n und aps-n2t.10 fal spring rates, Eu opran plins. Write for booklets CHAS. R. MYERS. Ocean end every conveni New HOTEL ESMOND, ‘ork ave. Steam heat; elevator; Special rates to June 1. F_P. PEALE. jence. _ fe12-52t-5 THE IROQUOIS, Ocean end South Czroiina ave., 100 feet from Doardwaik: niw end modern; capacity, #00; steam ext; rooms single and en sulte with bath; ele- Fator: sun parlo.s; cuisine and serv Special spring rates—$i2, $15. 50 dajiy. American plat Bo weekly; Write for booklet, W. F. SHAW. UTTLE BRIGHTON HOTEL, OCEAN END SOUTH Carolina sve —Ameri en and European plans; res. faurant sod buffet attached: full occan views eat heat; Ii sear. S.A. SCHWEISFORT. stam heat; open all year. S.A. SCHWEISFORT, The Shelburne, Atlantic City's Favorite Ocean-front Hotel. Entirely Remodeled ‘and Iefarmighed. in parlors overlooking ocean, and every modern @ppointment if Links. JAMES D. SOUT! CK, _2810-78t.10 » ieee: Virginia Avenue, near The Anchorage [imin* Areme, near year. Steam heat. Sun parlor. $8 to $10 weekly, mb1-S2t-4 L. Cc. & L. BL ADAMS. Avoca Hotel, SANTO AE, Conveniences. Open all the year. fe10-781-4 M. & J. CARR. HADDON HALL, ATLANTIC CITY'S MOST POPULAR HOTEL. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, Modern and con.plete. Hot and cold sea water baths, Golf Links, etc. Booklet matled sel8-tf LEEDS & LIPF THE VERMONT, Vermont ave. near Beach. ec week, to $15 ap2-78t to $2.50 per day, $10 2 ‘M. MciI.WAINE. . KENILWO?t eed and beach. ronghout. Steam heated. Sun parlor. Write for trains. (f012-117t-5) HINN, Enlarged. Improved Elevator to street. Booklet. “Bus meets HOTEL IMPERIAL, Ocean end cf Maryland ave. again enlarged, This popnlar honse, has 120 bed rooms; dining room seating 200 gusts. Opens April 3. mb31-7st I. G. KENDRICK. Michigan ave. bells.” $8 to $1 mb1-52t,$ 8 HOTEL ATGLEN, Steam heat: electric REED. near Bench. 2 per week. J: B Virginia heat ave. sun parlor. CLARI near Beach. “Now pen. Special spring rates. M.D. NEIMAN. “DON Steam THE Beach. exvelient table; spring rate, $1 week! St WETHERILL, KENTUCKY Homelike; capacity, 200: pleasant rooms: Write for booklet. AV AND ) daily; $8 to $10 Mrs. H. ¥. MOYER. Now Open. Strictly European. Modern. Absolutely fireproof. Dire ‘The hotel “par tly on Oc cellence “an Front. for Washingtonians, 49 private baths. Capacity, 400. Luxuriously ap- pointed. Liooklet_matled. mbi-52t-10 GEO. H. CORYELL. CHESTER INN, New York ave. near beach. Elevator, sun Pe day. Speci: parlor. Open all the ys al weekly tutes. \D. i THE SCARBOROUGH, Bench Front and Maryland ave. Select. Quiet. Eyery modern convent Refine pee of a first-class hotel. Write for Wustrated Booklet and terms. mh20-7te ALFRED WYMAN. HOTEL RALEIGH, St. Charles Place and the Beach. Capacity, 300. Evers appointment and con- ventence. " Elevator, steam heat, clectrie light, suites of rooms with bath, Special rate meet all truins. for June and September. "Bus will OPEN ALL THE YEAR. lott _mb30. The Lawrence. Maryland ave. Beach, KL. mah22-26;4 JOHN B, SCOTT, P: Entirely new. One minute from ROBBINS, M. L, LAWRE: NEW SEASIDE HOUSE. Ocean end Penna. throughout; open rit e.; rebuilt and refurnished ar; hot and cold sea and fresh water baths: rooms en suite and single; sun parlors; comple, .e heating.clectric lighting and sant- lary systems; goif Huks. CHARLES EVANS & SON, mh20-26t HOTEL KENDERTON, Ocean end Tent to $12.50 weekl, mah24-104t-4 messee ave, 1.50 and $2 dally; $8 iy. Mrs. J. F. NEALL of Tioga. The Albemarle, Virginia ave. near Beach. Extensively enlarged; new tbroughont. Every comfert and convenience. Home- like, cheerful and Mberally conducted. Steam heated. Sunny rooms, Elevator to street. Sp 860. Spring rate. $8, $10, $12 and $15 week to $2 daily, Orel fe26-52t ingle anden suite, many with bath, Hons sun parlors. Capacity, hestra. Booklet mailed. J. P. COPE, Holmhurst, On Atlantic Penna., near Modern and rates. HENRY DARNELL. City’s most fashionable avenue, beach. Open throughout the year. homelike. Write for booklet” and Ja22-78¢,6 HOTEL ST. CHARLES, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. On the beach. water in all baths. James B. Reilly. f022-52t-10 Finest on the coast. Hot sea Booklet. Hotel Richmond, Kentucky aye., for the reception of guest Special rates. sun parlor. mbi5-29t-5 80 yards from beach. Now open Steam heat, elevator, J. D. PEASE. THE CHALFONTE, On the Beach, Extensively al.ered and greatly enlarged. Hot and cold baths. (mah20-26t-8) sca water in all private and hall EDS & HAINES CO. Berkshire Inn. Virginia ave., 160 yards from Beach and Per. af alteration sii New Steel undergoing extensive improvements aod ¢ last season, this elegant modern hotel Is uow offering to those’ desiring excellent ac- commodations, including elevator to street throughout, lar suite, baths, 1b view, capacit SPECIALL $8 TO $12 Wi hotel, &e. (mab21-26t-14) wth every possible convenlence, level, steam heat ge. pleasant rooms, single and en rally wanaged, uuvbstricted ocean 00. REBUCED RATES UNTIL JULY 1, KL Write for booklet ‘showing G. FRANK COPE. THE LORAINE, Ovean front street level. Private lors. wh21-26t Write for booklet and siring rat of St. Charles piace. Blevator to baths. Steam heat. Sun par- "L WAGNER & SON, day; special weebly; steam heat. fe24-52t-4 J. RAUFFENBART, Hotel New England, Ocean end South Carolina ave.,100 feet from beach. WILL REOPEN APRIL 10. Entirely retuilt and enlarged to a capacity of 400. Newly furnished throughout and with every modern equipment, heated. Special rates mh19-26t-10 Elevator to street. Steam ms single or en «uite with bath. for spring season, Write for booklet. BRYAN & WILLIAMS. TH Directiy on new Entirely ed. Elevator and every modern luxury and ap- Write for intent. let. mbl9-26t-T & ORIENTAL, the ocean front at Vermont and strictly fireproof. Steam he: tal spring rates and GEORGE ©. MESSINGER. LA FONTAINE, Kentuexy ave. Steam heat: sun parlor. Open all the year. ME. STOCKLEY. fe24s2t-4 Removed to Kentuc! house. Better appol Now open. heat. mh15-26t,4 BISCAYNE, uve. Near the beach. New itments. Elevator. ‘Steam M. A. THOMPSON. HOTEL TRAYMORE, ON THE BEACH. The world-fam-d all-the-year-health and pleasure During the enlarg resort. et four months has been extensively and improved. Over 50 private baths; new ining room, tnclosed “in ‘gloss, dir rectly facing the gcean, and ‘unsurpassed on the Atlantic coast for decoration and elegance; exchange and doubled in size. DS mh13-26t,10 Caeacity Gan sun parlors Wilite, ‘Jey Owner and Prop'r. HOTEL HECKLER, Corner Atlantic and Penna. aves.; near Penna. R. R. depot rates. mb12-20¢,5 heated; ‘first-class accommodations | And beach: capacity 200; moderate HENRY HECKLER. ATTORNEYS. CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ‘Webster Lai : w building, 566,D st. nw. Washing D.C. ork ave. and Sib st. mews to corridor walk front sun parlors. Gapacity four hundred. ‘ral concerts. orehest rates. Write for Uluwtrated beetle JAS. & GEO. BEW. HOTEL BELMONT. Open and en suite Booklet ‘beat, e.evator, sun parlors, rooms ‘fireproof, with bath. Ga27-78t-) BB WATSON. T. K. ROBERTS. HOTEL LURAY. Golf alt the year. Porches joined to Boardwalk. Bun Parlor overlooking Beach. Sea and Fresh Private Bathe JOSIAH WHITE & SON, FOR RENT STEREY, BLUE MOUNTAIN: completely furnished cottage, within valk of “The Inn.” For parth lars - Howard st., Baltinwre, 3.11, WBE 4 FoR RENT BLUE nine SUMMIT, NEAR sation; large and beantifal reside ate J. Carey Thomas: 16 mons. bath, v sand i J. - 14 EL Lexington st., Ma. mh2S-9.f,.m.6r FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE WASHINGTON, D.C, POST OFFICE NOTICE Should te reid dail es may vecur at ae anges may occur at FOREIGN MAILS are 6 tot sof sailing daily. ard the sch f closings ure ate ranged on the presumpti their muinterrupted overland transit. For the week ending Ayril’ 14, 1900, the Iast ean this uttice as follows: TRANSATLANTIC MAILS MONDAY te) AL O15 Pe Toa Anz © ses will be made fount Kaiser Win. der Grusse*, iS a wk heron i, Southampton and Bremen, u DAY (ey At *M. for EUR $8. St. Louls™. from New York. gla aon (oy At 11:05 P.M. for BEL Southwai ew York, ~ for PRANCE, TURKEY, MwA pose L Aquitaine Mail for other parts of FE L’Aquituine. Kaiser Pri bonne uburg. Ye) At 11205 PM. for NETHE Samnst be directed At 11:05 BM. for EV ROP! from New York, vix ss. Ss. Mansi from New. Yi must be directed" 11:05 PLM. for ITALY, per York, via Naples. Mail tust be Ver sx. Werra.” (ey At Tst3 EM. for direct, per s.s. ‘ stiania. “Mail 1 matter, inted 1 “American any and speci essed other parts af Europe ite Siar ste nesdays, German and. Ere teamers fra New York om Thursdays wal Canard German steamers from New York ke printed matter, ete. for all which they are advertised 1 MAILS FOR SOUTH AND WEST INDIE: MONDAY-(e) Af Wo:30 4 per steamer froin Mat for INAGUA and HAITI, per s.s. Harald. fru New York. (e) At 1 M SS uent TUESDS 8.8. Admiral De: M. for BERMU New York. (ey At 1: TRAL AMER fexcept Costa Rica) aud SOUTH PACT wens Allianca, from New York, via i TEMALA must be directed * 11:05 PM. for PU = 8. transport Crook, from New VAt 11205 PM for CAMPECE BASOO “and YUCATAN. per x. ew York, via Prvereso, Mail CO must be directed (co) At 11:05 PM. for MEXICO, from New York.» rected “Per s.8. Niagara Man rk. 1E per ss e - Mail inst be di Magara, WEDNESDAY “ify At 10:30 A.M for NASSAT. 1. per steamer from Miami, Fl At 11-5 - for the PROVEN: SANTIAGO, CUBA, per &.8. Santiago d THERSDAY—(h) &.8. Admiral Schley rem New York M- for JAMAICA, per ston FRIDAY I. for MARTINIQUE, GUADELOUPE, BARGADOS and DEMERAIA 8.8. Talisman, from New fe) At 1120 for ST. THOMAS, ST. CROIX. Li WINDWARD ISEANDS 9nd DESTERARA Fontabelle. from New kK. Mail for and TRINIDAD must be dire belle? (ey At 11 JAMAICA, NUL GREYTOWN, per ss. Alt for COSTA RICA must be (ey At 11:05PM. rd “Per 8.8 P.M. for FORTUNE 4.8. Ragusa. from New York. via Pernambu Santos, Mail for BRAZIL rected s.8. Hagusa.” (ei At 1 AS. GIBARA, RARACOA and Pr per s.s. Lauenturg, from New York AY—(d) At 6:20 A.M. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES. per ss. Riverton, from New (f) At 10:30 AM. for NASSAU, N |, Fla. (4) At 12:00 ML for ST. per steamer from Halifax. Mails for NEWFOUND Sydney and thence vin « cept Sunday, at 1 11:30 4.M. dy Gy Mails for MIQU AND. by rall te North ramer, close here daily. 0) M., and on Sundays only ai to Boston and thence via steamer, daily at 3:15 P.M. (@) CUBA MATES close bere vin Port Tampa. Fla.. Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays at 2:20 PM. «f) Via Miamt. Fla, Tuesdays and Saturdays x 10:30 AM. (f) Mailx for MEXICO overland, unless specially ad- dressed for dispatch by steamers sailing from York, close here daily at 10:30 A.M. and 1 P.M. fk) Mails for COSTA RICA, BELIZE, PUERTO Cor- TEZ and GUATEMALA! bg tail to New Orleans and thence via steamer. close here daily at 10:00 P-M., the connecting closes for which being St ON. by rail close here | day of rs PROPOSALS Pest OFFICE D.C. March 31 telved at WASHING PMENT, sad plac ap leather f poeitionty yrrt of any Wid wud 1. EMORY SMITH, Po: aptta chy ST OF! . Maik 3 wrapping aE, facing pack ard slide Labels, SMITH MENT, WASHINGTON Ma by 2 paw. the th w the arth WI be furnished npem assistant py EMORY SMITH, AQUEDT Cr + March 10, 100, inz and install i wo airdift pumping plants will 1112 an. April 10, 1600, and them 0 Information on application. A.M Lt. Col. Engrs. mbit, apTAy _ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. STEAMBOAT CO. JTOMAC EIVER ROUTE, STEAMEK POTOMAC. On and after Sunday, December 24, 1899, the Steamers Potomac will leave ith street wharf every ‘Tbursday at 4 p.m. for Baltimore aud civer land. =, be © prepaid. All river freight must Balthwore fright solicit Accommodations for paxse STEPHE Telepbene 745. S. RANDALSS POTOMAC Steamer HARRY RANDALL will View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays aud Th 7 am. landing at Goi Chapel and ali wharves as far down as Lower Ma Retarning oa Mondays and Wednesdays ai 30 p.m. , MAIL ROUTR, TON, D. C.. TO GLYMONT, MD, ind intermediate Iandings gers st Ip firnt-clars. SON & ; Ae The new steamer ESTELLE RANDA nily. except Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Returning about 3 p.m Passenger accommodations first-class. Freight te: ceived until the hour of sal C. S$. RANDALL, Metor und Manager, GEO. 0 CARPINTER, General Agent, Washington. YM. Bf RE. Agent, Alexandrin, seI8-tf.20 SAMER WAKEFIELD, FOR POTOMAC EIVER LANDINGS, Leaves Washington, D.C. eh at ry Wharf), Mondays. 7 a.tn., for intermediate landings to Co- lonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Pt.. € fal Creck, Abell’ end Cobrum’s Wednesdays, 7 a.m., for Intermed Colontal Beach, Bushwood, Rock Leonardtown, Abell's, Nomini Creck, Yeocomico rivera. Saturdes, 7 a.m. Leonardtown, Stone Inndings to Colton’s. Conn and for Intermediate landings te Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point, Colton’s, Nomint Creek. Bee echedale fn effect Angnst 21. 1899 C. W. RIDLEY. General Manager. aulé-18tt STORAGE : ARMY AMD NAVY STORAGE ROOMS, 1407 G ST. —Keasor rates; Mzght, ary, clean and airy is. Gouds packed and’ shipped. Wagons far- wished, him .' COLLECTION OF PLOTURES, Dr. Hansmann's Spirit Photocraphs, Drawings and Messnces, One of the most earnest investigators and ¢ spiritualism in Was neton Is Dr. Theodore Hansmann, who has been a cing physician her» since before the Dr. Hansmann has a he of ac- quzintanees and a very large clr per- sonal friends, and his earnest belief in the of zalism has, therefore, had @ very gre ace in modifying the ske ticism of many local people. The doet himself has been a spiritualist for some eight or nine years, and as he wold a Star reporter in a recent conversation, during Lis eariy investigation of subject he Was as much opposed to spiritualter veriest_ unbeliever of today. D: mann, at his home on W street, i ably the most remarkable collection spiritualistic material in existence. It co sists of hnund of photographs with what are cla to be spirit. faces on them; pletures on white china 1 nied, so it is claimed, by spirt 4 and by such eminent artstie hands io, ¥ Raphael, Michael An 1 a host of others. His library with shites on which ere claimed to b spirit, pictures, with mete bo nd x he firmly believe spirit land. Suc a unique field fv te go through it fully 2 mea of ils trems r ai his office a Short tin a f art Pp nounted ‘m book There ar ele 5 - paintings of acarly every tai mage in histery. ‘The £ Germany $s represented i rl ‘ of its branches, whi hn histery js shown by photographs, ' sof halt of the Pre D 2 n of late F bern des ng a deve " f his time wo spirit photograph 1 he has many phs of the most 6 - markable description. On p. ef then to have sr ix said at one sit strann hit lary SU Speaking of snirit photography, Dr. slons- aid: “1 am serry to say when T thought, like vou, that noth suld be pho! p 1 if invisibl: to human eye. Many vears ago a fr showed me a photograph with what ? Mas : t, and [ was s a Lied the intelligence headed year Te herwise cl the wife of this same frie obtain spirit photegraph which showed mother, but portraits of dens nd brothers. Increduions, but enon to tion, 1 went to a spirit: phe days aud Tuesdays for COSTA RICA and If, and when the picture was for RELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and oped, there were, besides my own eS a re on the p although 1 dit ne Mails for CHINA® 5 PAN, via them. and did pot even have the pl close here daily xt 2 upto Ay for uitim: vation. Since ; jive, for dispatch p 3.8. Empr 1 become satistied th: igicred’ mall must be ‘directed faces cousins who new vere = wa m rs before i have re Mails for CHINA*®, JAPAN, HAWAI and Pri. - - » absolntte proots « INE ISLANDSt, via Sau'Francisco, cloar here | 5? Many that are to me absolute pocts of daily ar 6:35 P.M. April 12, inclusive, for | the truth of spirit photography sine then dispatch per 8.8, Dorie. (o) that I cannot doubt. It tx vers Juronsider- Mails for AUSTRALIA (except West Austra! ate to say that the d plate cannot NEW ZEALAND, HAWAM avd SAMOAN show a picture a not c a is ANDS, ‘via San Francteco, close here daily at 6:35 | uuhle to sen, Several 1 FAL. cp to Apsil 14, Inclusive, for dispatch per .8. | at the conclusion that spirit in abe Matta JAPAN and PHUArerNe | Ultra-violet rays of light 1 led Toent- close here daily at | gen rays. It is well-known to all bettor-in- PM. up to April 19, for dispatch per ss formed men that the place win, (0) ix for CHINA®. JAPAN and PHILIPPINE DSt, vin Seattle, close tere daliy at @: . Up to April 19. for dispatch per ss. Tioim Texistered letters must be directed “Via to JAPAN, HAWAII and PHIL- 5 Francises, close here is at 6:35 Pd April 20, inclusive, for diuatel per 4.8. Nippon Mara. (o) Mails for HAWAII, vin San Francisco, close here dally at 6:35 P.M. Ap to April 27, tuclusive, for dispatch per ss. Anstralla. (0 Mails for AUSTRALIA (except West Anstralia, which goes via Earope, and New Zesland. which goes vin San Francisco). HAWAI aud FUT ISL- ANDS, via Vancouver. close here datly at 6:25 P.M. up to’ April 28, inciusive, for dispatch ter ee. Mlowera. (0) i ‘ *Malls for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded to New York for connection with Europesn steamers. SPHILIPPINE ISLANDS (uilitary maili. dis: patched to San Francisco at all closes for that of fice. to connect with xovernment transports, the sailings of which are Irregular. (b) Registered mails close at same day. : (c) Registered mails closo at S:0 P.M. same das. (d) Registered mails close at 5:00 A.M. same NG Registered malls close at 1200 PAL. previous Seif Heglstered matis close at 1:00 P.M. Previous SG) Registered malls clone at 12:00 PAL. prerloas S") megtstered malts close st 8:00 PM. prerions {o} Registered mails close at 6:00 P.M. previous, Ss JOHN A. MERRITT, Postmaster, ‘a7 tached to the ape s ars so vise tant that e¢ if the astronomer looks through the most powerful cannot detect them in the sky.” —— Sunday School Social. The adult department of Calvary Tap! Sunday school held a very successful s cial in the Sunday school house Friday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock. About 800 Were present, Including officers and teech- ers of other departments and a number of invited guests. The lecture reom of tho church building and the lower floor of the Sunday school house were both used for the occasion and were handsomely deeo- rated. Light refreshments, cou+isting of lemonade and wafers, were served from a number of tables in Various paris of 1 room. The orchestra of the Young Men's Chris- tien Association rendered music, and a member of the school sang a sclection which was heartily encored. Mr. Shallen- berger, the superintendent of the depart. ment. with the pastor of the church, Rev. Dr. Greene, and Mrs. Greene, and a recep= tion committce consisting of the thirty-nine teachers, Welcomed the guests. Much credit for the success of the affair is duc to the chairmas of the committee of arranges ments, Miss Anna J. Bell.