Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1900, Page 5

= = THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1900-16 PAGES, FOR SALE—HOUSES. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN| COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. SUMMER RESORTS. FoR SALE only $4,600 AT A GREATLY REDUCED PRICE— 2-story and cellar bay-window brick lot 18.4295 BEAUTIFUL PRI stories and basement; a.m.!.; 5th st. n.w Pension office; good investment NER, ‘Room 606 F st. now, _myi-im?_ FoR SALE—TO CLOSE AN ESTA ‘A WELL- built nearly new frame dwelling house, contain ing 12 reams, cellar, garret and all modern im- provements; situated on Des Moines het. Sth and Oth sts. extended. Brightwood Park; lot 150x156 stable for thi genes, carringe house, outbutld: ings and fruit trees. Apply to either of - eteneas hE EPIGHTON, ‘Trustee, 416, Sth : BLAIR LEE. Trustee, Fendall’ building. my FOR SALE 7TH NE. Eatery and cell, bay we 8 wat. Price, $4.50. FIR pyise Warder bidg., sth and F'n BET. 6TH AND 7TH, SALI ST. N How. Terms easy HARRISON Vat Warile och and F nw, tf SALE BEAUTIFUL HOME, Q STREET NEAR N. CAPITOL. 2story “and trimmings; 6 eae aa ption hall; and cell. t , Story 3.500. suit FRANK HARRE Warder bldg. 9th and F nw acm.L; south Wx: stable for 6 horses. 1 vt say this is od to be tne tHE sou hace seen CARR, my ave. we, efter 5 p.m. FoR SALE TA NICE COZY LIT- te he n Gxt on Urick; Int condition; ANT, Warder bldg., 9th & F. 4TH N.W.; MoD. 2:STORY brick; in elegant condi- > itch mated; only < ne charge for the lot; @ het M. BRYANT. Warder bldg. CONN. AVE. AND COLUMESA ROAD, jurifal tease: 1S revins. JOHN 10 Lath st mhs-4tf EXCHANGE OF RENT— FURNISH st. tw: modern im- ments Tueation. THOMAS J. FISHE! bey nts: full ALE ATH FRAME NEW eiooM AND 3 large ¥ rier Tot, 7.4K) sq. ft: nt high ¢ n, giving a commanding Washingt: Hes from White House, f KR. Price, $3,000; fash, Mal FUL IRDON, RE SALE HOW RE YOUR OW 2 london $104 month? Por particulars drop post for leoklet ilustrating Fert Myer Heights. € to show property ft re ap2ntt FULTON ft. € 1206 G now. FOR SALE_SWELL-FRONT 6-2 glass storm dh: tiled vestibnte and bath rm furn : $100 down, Di 1_mo. payments, or xchia. ‘Addiess Bos Si, Star office. BRICK DWELLI th; amt. Prive E-NEARLY NEW ft Park; 6 rooms and | 4 SALE AN IDEAL HOME IN THE NE 7 Fooms and faith: natural wood # inet man- Tate oR SALE QsT. NW Tot ses 1 ROONE CLASS FINISH: DELIGHTFUL LcaTI BROKERS, ATTENTION LO. DE LASHM nels Ore eG SALE ONE OF THE FINEST DWELLIN nitteently fi terms Apply to owner, and VD sts nw. nis: TH U1 at 0 DUNCANSON ATLANTICCITY REALESTATE FRONT HOT! wit Li; FULLY snite beth rent state IS up-toala Aliress ISRAE and Law buildin; sale . Real E FOR SALE—LOTS, FoR SALE PINE CORNER SIT at Dupont Circle. Address Box Fou se ul Lots WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CLIPFEOURN! TVISIO: ad BEST Jand on few } ts unseld. THOS. J SALE RPASONABLE, Dv? 21, BLOCK n Kenesaw et.. Columbia Hetghts. ¢ ost Ww. dy pan. after 4 oeloc my12we 8 CHOI band 14th; $1 ft.; uses on this’ Square; every S000, STONE & FAIRFAX, S06 F at 1) FEET FRONT ON KE th and 14th. $1 ft; 100 $1 ft: me boleest bi STONE & FAIRFAX. 806 F st. now. No REASON ABI ER REF ISth: eh sD NE & FAIRFAX FOR SAL eS FOR SALE_LOY 71, IN = op north side of Sst. between N. H. ave, and Isth «t. By owner. 510 Sth st. nw. | apls-tf FOR SALE_D. 1. THOMPSON, V5 F— : = residvnce sit Mass. ave.. vey TesBo% gain on Whitney ave. mh2s-tf BUSINESS PROPERTY. FOR SALE Ok LONG LEAS : PROP: erty, nw. corner fronting ft. on H4th at running tack 120 feet te a 20-ft. alley. s Box 120, Star office myl-261* _ FOR EXCHANGE. | EXCHANG FoR I MAKE A SPDCLALTY OF suburban and county, 2 shecexsfil exchang AHAM FISHER, 512 3t NEARLY ACRE CORNE wise: city water in kitchen: fruit te. in Rockwill ant in cas or S-reoin house, _ MINNIX, 1427 F stn. Fou MILES large liaproved WORTHING HM. were yin y YOUR Property f are the peo- to det TON & €O.. Bos Vath at a wyLat LEGAL NOTICES. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT bia. Jn the matter vf Benjatuin Garfukle, In Baukruptey. No. 124—To the ered sof Kenjamin Gartnble of Washington, It Netiew Is hereby given that on the 2d day of May, 19m the said Benjamin Gartinkle was duly adjadi cated bankrupt, and that fist meeting of his WHE be beld at my ethics, Room No. 16, Lomisfana avenne, Washington, D. €., on the 15th day of Muy, Iter. at 3 o'clock pom. at nie the creditors may attwnd, prove thelr cliims. appoint a trustee, examine the bauk ft such other business as may prop: aiid meeti EDWARD S MeCALMONT, Referee in Hamkruptey LEON TOBRINER, Attorney for Bankrupt. It ATTORNEY before jal term for administra- al thts 2 day i Fre Corbin, Johin all others con court of Friday, the Sth Ww, at 1 o'clock pm, to cause application should net be 1 Th shall be published In. the zton Law Ieporter and The Evening Star a Week for three wuce weeks befor: return day. the rst pul to be not birty days before suid return day. By “ Justf copy. DENT, Regist BICYLE: BICYCLES — BICYCLES — BICYCLES — THE Wheris that are Independent of the trust: ‘The Felipse bieyctes—"They stand the test’’— ufppet with Morrow brake and coaster; price, $40; terms easy. The famous Reading Bicycles. $22.50: with Morrow brake aud coaster, $27.50. Ahua Bicyvles, $23.75. A full line of sundries ‘S21 1sth at. ap30-Bre FOR RENT—C beautiful eomntrs hom lawn, fruit summer. Ade it SALE—HOUSE FURNISHED—A at Fairfax ©. H., Va and garden; would rent house for dress Rox ©, Star affice, my3-3t® FOR ReNT- water in ki ‘T HYATTSVILLE—6-RM, HOUS! itchen: permanent tenant opl FOR SALE—“BoN-amk.” A BEAUTIFUL COUN: try home situated on Seminary Hill, Fairfax ¢0., Virginia; 314 miles from Alexandria,’ 1% alles from Washington, D. €.; ome mile from of either Southern or Fredericksburg TR. ; Toad now under construction from Washington to the Theological Seminary, will pass within short distance of place. The house contains 10 rooms, Desides bath room and pantr¥; large porch, feont, WANTED—$20,000 (at 5%) DIRECT; IMPROVED city property; unquestionable security. W. ©. HALDEMAN, ‘717 14th st. -St* 4% MONEY—-TO LOAN—414% MONEY. Improved and unimproved property. No delays. Minimum commission. JOHN. H. WALTER, 1321 F st. n.w. ber mo.; fine Ieeation. WELLS & WELLS, Fen- all building. my: my3-th,s,tu,12t4 For 8: ON 14TH ST. ROAD NEAR MOUS NEGOTIATED ON Pleasant, 35. room house bargain for cash purchaser. feet of ground, with & all in A moO squar f good repair. Pea. WALSHE, 024 and stabl Fost. nw. myS-3t FOR SALE—“I00K." WE HAVE A NEW honse in East Hyattsville which we wish to dispose of for a client at $1.500, on easy terms; by xX rooms and pantry; hard-oll finish; 10,000 sq. feet of ground; about 10 imimutes* Walk from electric railroad. WELLS & WELLS, 344 D st., or Hyatixville, Md. my3-3t* FOR KENT—THE REAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI- dence known fine shad tri my3-6t good water; easily reached by elec or steam cars. as Shady Side. on Brightwood ave. B. H. WARNER CO., 916 F nw. HOW TO OWN A HOME ON $10 A MONTIT. For particulars droj trating Fort ms2it postal for “booklet,” Hlus- yer Heights. 1206 G n.w. FOR SALE TRY V1 FURNISHED and reads for q BEAUTIFUL GROVE, and the mon perth): plan of which $3.¢ ‘This prope nd_in VOR te SAL furnished Grant rod, extended. FOR SALE. SURUREA TL : A WEST: tn fall vie} this city: containin beate spring: tude, 2 five Porses, H. A . 20 feet city has a more Ty ene cent pr. xq. ULTON I. GORDOD A )MEST COUN COMPLETEL modern near Washington; 1 t healthful section around Washing- SUPERB VIEW; linen. silver ware, bicles included. Price, $0,000, ash. balance to auit, will be exchanged for vacant ‘Ad- ms2-tf md ty ty suitable for building—clear. CL. Star of AUTIFUL § fruit trees: eps west of Conn. ave. (cars) S. FRISBIE. my 1-6t MAGNIFICENT SITE HOPEL. SANTTORY co RY | SEA’ DIREC of and within 1% miles of 56 aeres: a super Chaly- ark of large, stately trees; altl- tuaking it perfectly healthy; no Deautiful suburban site. Price few st foot. ‘Terins, %4 down. bal. en years; int., 4%. ROBERT A. my1-5t,10 cottage Takoma Park, D. tracts of land tive prices now. KENSINGTON Reautiful he ALE, me Ba ‘road price and ak: Wi ALE FUL in Takoma Park. FOR SALE SE tric ears; If you want t monthly payments, OR EXCHA ugh property: dwelling and onthwllding. sp28-s,t0.th st NEW SROUM FRAME OoTTAC HED—BEAUTIFUL 9-ROOM Address Lock Box 26, Cc. myl-3t® LISTED LOCAL} side and rear; modern in style; hard wood finish; eoAnd old Tine Ife insurance policies. W. | good barn and carriage house. ‘The grounds con- MOUR McLEOD, Rooi 1. DLW. fain 4 2-3 acres under high state of cultivation, my3-26t° ‘ macaenced sod sre veantifed by, (Sones = letrece. ‘There 5 also a young orc! ies. peach, pear, MONEY LOANED cherries and quince: just coming into bearing, A On Furniture, On Piano. never-falling well of pure Wgter at the door. In You want to borrow? If so, call at our of-| Cvery way this isa most delightful home. Will fice and you will find our rate® are cheaper and | fe sold at a sacrifice on £ccount of bwner moving our plan *he easiest of any place in the city. We to another state. First partment i—bal. in loan you any omount from $10 up. No charges unless loan is made. Private offices to transact business. Call or OOLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO. 613 F st. n.w. TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR- rent rates of Interest on real estate in the Dls- trict of Columb mortgage on place, if desired. For further particulars. address er particasJOHN i. CHAPMAN, ‘Theoloxical Seminary, my3-3t* Fairfax county, FOR SALE—$100_CASD. $15 PER MONTH, WILL buy 40 acres, 2% miles from Ardwick Station, 5 i. RR.; 4-room house, large barn, two FITCH, FOX & BROWN, Een’ houtée. vapples, pears: ete.s-urice ¢isag0, myL-ott 1406 G st. D.w. ABRAHAM FISHER, 512 Eat. ow. ‘my3-3t EY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST | FoR SALE—i61 ACRES, 16 MILES FROM MAI Interest on D.C. real extate security. 4 miles from Brandywine fon, FRANK T. RAWLINGS, 1505 Pa. ave., Arlington | Eft Nose,, 412 mallee, tree are Tomatoes Ins. Co.'s bidg.. LD. tel. 149. myl-4tf Fort Washington; 80 acres clear, balance cedai r, oak and pine; enough to pay for property; 3 Iniles from Farnington wbar¢; 500 yarde from school; 500 peach trees; 12-room house and out- buildings; insured for’ $1,000. Price, $1,250. ABRAHAM FISHER, 512 Est. nw. ms3-3t MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND TO LOAN ON D.C. real estate. In sums to snit, at 4 per cent, 414 per cent, 5 per cent and 6 per cent. No delay. ap2s.tf ALBERT F. FOX, 020 F st. n. MONEY TO Lo. At 41 5 FOR SALB—50 ACRES FOR $2,000; MAKE NICE AEE tt © Bee cent interest farm or suburban home; worth of wood; In sums to sult. | well watered; near Rockville electric line. Ad- Can negotiate louns at 4 per cent interest if se- | dress Box 31, Star office. apls-Im4 curity is ample. FOR SALE OR PXCHANGE. _ap23-tf LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1308 F st. WE ARE THE LOCAL AG large corporations, and ean loan you any amount desired on D.C. real estate at 4. 4% and 5 per cent, according to security: any sum from $500 to $500,000; ne delay: submit your security to us and avoid excessive charges. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, i NEAR THD CITY. Five acres of land, with neat dwelling house, containing 8 rooms, bath room and cellar; also good stable, carriage house and other convenient outbuildings; situated a few yards beyond the Distrivt Hne on the north side of “Columbia” or apett{___STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. nw. } “iSladensburg turnpike: also frouting on the DB. MONEY TO LOAN— and O. R.R., midway between “Rives” and At 4, 4i and 5 per cent. CHAS. S. MUIR, “Hrentwood'"’ stations (only 2. few rods from Very low commissions. 407 F at. elther), and within 5 minutes’ drive of the City ap2i-Im mt electrle FLW cantina — = . ~ = highly Improved, and has beautiful MONEY” MONEY—MONEY.—WE HAVE MONEY | ghade trees of siumost every ‘variety: also. trait loan on D.C. real estate, in sums to tr shrubs, dower and vines, and embrace C8, 4 fie and 5 per cent interest; expense very | pill, dale, meadow amd beautifal brook; also Wwe Uttle. “Buiiders’ loans algo negotiated arate ies kitchen door, and. ot apll-tf MOORE & HILL, 717 14th st. n. CEC ern "a i poe premises a yaluable ‘'spa'’ spring and fish pool, BRAL LARGE AND SMALL din the suburbs of Wasbington; near ; gas und water supply: at spec LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, $20 FOR RENT. with modern Improvements. buy we have some bargains on ome. EAT BRANCHVILLE. nd 0, K I.. 50 acres, near static ‘and proposed electri further information inquire ESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, 3420 F st. nw. FOR SALE-BARGAIN—8% ACKES OF LAND, Langdon. D.C.; situated at station; also facng Rindensburg improved by ‘room frame dwelling aud outbuildings: fine mineral springs: desirable for a home. Fer terms and further partlenlars apply to FRED, C. GIESE: KING, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, (14 st apes-2w LOANS MADE TODAY _ = 08 furniture. pianos, ete., without removal from Four possession. Our rates are the lowest, and. n can make your own terms. Our offices are up both of which are {nclosed in substantial masonry, For price, ternis and permit to inspect this prop- ty apply. to my2-tt y. WV. N. HUYCK, 1505 on the Bth floor, away from street, and so ar- EST LIST OF COUNTR ranged that we ean insure strict privacy. It is] erties in Washington; good location, rich soil_and our endeavor to treat our patrons courteously and ud. Photos at office. Send improving neighborboo for ciretiar. W. P. SPRINGER, 941 F st. my2-tf FOR SALE_CHEAP_CLIPT SPRINGS PARK; 7- room vottage; Immense porches; delightful pli Dest fishing grounds on upper Potomac. For pai ticulars address HENRY WINTER, Hagerstow: Md. my1-3t* \T-FINE COUNTRY SEAT, ON PE! R.R.; ten ininutes to Glendale station and thir minutes to 6th st. depot; brick mansion house, 12 rooms; papered, palnted, partly furnished; het by furnace; range in kitchen; hot and cold. confidentially. Kindly call and get our rates. POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO., Suite 74, Atlantic building, 228.920 Fst aple-L4te ‘Take clevator $1,000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE. Lowest rates. Also installment L. 0, DELASHMUTT, 2 x 1421 G st. hw. WELL LOAN YOU MONEY ON YOUR PIANO, OR her household effects, without removal from your . FOR RE poxsesaion * porcelain buth; siphon el rocoughily relistic. tiie sce nent floors; litke shade trees. g Manin coe eee den, lawn and yards; fine asparagus, strawberry and raspberry beds; frults In abindunce; roses and other Mowers, old and new; ne spring water; lee Bath, cellar, furnace: large 2 lot. 6 Ss) located on a bigh giving coumanding view of Washington: only 2. miles othe White House, and one square from Price, $4.700, $300 to $500 cash as re LEON RK GORDON, 1206 Gn For A 4ROOM COTTAG Gk BOx260; gud well: shade and fruit $200 cash, Dalance ty suit ROE BRADLEY, 1303 F KENSINGTON from $1 AL BAR STATIC railway x will be sold tleulars apply TWO GRAINS keep tothe SET then one-fourth mile due north: LETT, N. B. barn, wer: 2 elec, HAND HEALTHY; AUTIFUL TOMES, s linge grounds; convenient to D and electric cars. Prices low. Will sell on Ww. M. With iH. CLEVELAND PARK If you care for the Henutiful: CAR FARE TO DISTRICT Tote 50x long time. Inquire W. or at RRENTWOOD ‘and Suturt 00 to. $00 639 0. ‘aod COLONIAL BEACH, $-ROOM ete.; located on the river front; om very reasonable terms, For par- y to. SCOTT, WILCOX & HTESTON, 1420 F at. nw. OF SENSE WILL TELL YoU TO thwest In buying real estate. HEIGHTS; 5e. per ft.; water and rallways: one fare. MILES FULLER. 504 11th st. igh, dey and care, and get a ba tunity only oj BL DANIELS, suburban he cars; electric ages and College Park, the City and Mine; enjoy ap?-26t FOR SALE acrez, ar mor ments; fine Kinds Of irutt WALL felzte WASHING TC 1900. t Price. 6 cents per sq. ft. owner, Laurel, M T—CHEAP—AT BRIGHTWOO} @ good daly farm: 40 acres, Rew dwelling and barn and Windnill; accommodations for 40 head of stock. antil BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED, AT BERWYN; J convenient to steam and suburban from: $75 to $150. Size Ox165. Call rgain ut one-third value; this oppor- yen for 80 days. Owner and seller, Berwyn, Md. apl9-20t° FOR SALE — AT RIVERDALE, BEAUTI homes cheap. Terms to suit. Aaply to EDW. 8. CLARKSON, aplé-att 255 N st. n.w., after 5 p.m. COLLEGE PARK. MD.—BEAUCTIFULLY AND advantageonsly located, between 2 large cities; only $ miles distant; has all conveniences for accessible by steam and electric cars every 15 minutes. Dy lots for sale. GEO. H. CAL ANBY, ON Suburban railroad. at the District citizenship and only one car fare. PHIL W. CHEW. S12 F st. aw. UL COUNTRY PLACE OF 5 re land if desired; 3 minutes’ walk from R.R. station, Laurel, Md.; splendid improve- lawa Derr id sliade; abundance of ull ete. H. G. ODEN- ‘aps plenty of water: ther outbuildings: BOP. SAUL. 7th and Tost. aw. PROPOSALS ON BARRACKS, D. proposals Ne | in tripll MAY tw accept or reject any or all pro- mrt thereof. Information furnished Envelopes should be indorsed 18, avenues, penal for Brick Stabi addressed E. S. TON, Q@ M. m; 15.16 PROPOSALS FOR NAPHTHA $1 ing in the District of Columbia. the Com sioners. D. C.. Washingto . May 1, Sealed proposals will be received at this . until TWELVE O'CLOCK M.. SATURDAY 0. for L hiing the public alleys and ro de in the Digtrict of Colimbla during the year ending June 30, i with naphtha lampé. Specifications and’ blank of Proposals may be obtained at this office. B. 3HT. JOHN W. ROSS, L: vers. D.C. ground emma ieee Telegri ground fire alarm fee fn the sioners, DC THE ra ste ings. Halts Ae pcan RAN on Ain: MIT and on F ‘The new except Sund Passenger ac ceived until t st Ww MRE Mondass, 7 a lonlal Beach. Leonardtown, Yeocumleo riy Saturday, Colonial “See sebedule aulG-18tf District of will be considere On and after Sunday. mer Potomac will ‘Thursday at 4 p.m. WAR STEAME FOR POTOMAC RIVER vex Washingto 7 am. FURNISHING Telephone Cables ners, D. C., Washington, T proposals wilh be recélved at this ELVE O'CLOCK M.. SATURDAY. TH. 1900. for furnishing Under- aph and police tel Cables for the e KETV bids ey graph and telep lumbla. Separate for the several items enum ed. Specitie s and Bank forms of propo may be obtnined xt this office. JOHN B. WIC JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING H. BEACH, Commis: myl-6t POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, — WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO. YPOMAC RIVER ROUTE, STEAMER POTOMAC Devember 24, 1890, the th street wharf every for Baltimore and river Iand- All river freight must be prepaid. freight ed. soli fons dez2- DALI will Teave Rive and Thursdays at I Beach, Chapel Point ¥ far down ax Lower Machods: Mondays and Wednesdays at 7p. pout 3:20 p.m. STATES MATL Ri ia TH, v WASHIXGTON, D.C.) TO GLYMONT, MD., and Intermediate landings. eamer ESTELLE RANDALL, datly, $30 am. Returning about 3 p.m. rcommodations first-class. Freight re- he boar of sailing. E. S. RANDALL, Proprietor and Manager. GEO. 0. CARPINTER, General Agent, Washingto RDON, ‘Agent. Alexandria. sel8-tf, WAKEFIELD. NDINGS, D.C. ith et. Ferey Wharf, m., for Intermediate landings to Co: Bushwood. Rock Pt. Colton's, Nom- ‘tone’s, Howard 7 a.m. for intermediate landin ., Buatiwood, Rock ‘Abell’ mmini ers to Point, Colton’s, Creek, Coan and for Intermediate landings to Bushwood, Rock Polnt, Colton’s, In effect August 21. 1899, ©. W. RIDLEY, General Manager HOTELS. _ THE Fourteen-story— fireproof. my2-1ott CAIRO HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. C. | house full; Tocation Will rent im house and farm separately; low terms for | 2FIELD, the whole for one or more years. DUVAL & Mertz . Mth & F sts. RODGERS, 208 N. Liberty st., Baltimore. MONEY TO LOA. ca aped-tu,th.s.7t The Atlantic City Office of The Even- ing Star is located at 1309-13 Atlantic avenue, where any information con- can be ob- same as charged at the Home Office. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Hotel Richmond, & ,°S.ai32 ave. A comfortable, well-appointed hotel, with excellent cuisine. Electric elevator, etc. M. H. MAGERS. Proj ep2s-6tt CHAS. H. PEASS, Mer. Dudley Arms, ?:, ave. near beach. aoe Under new management. spring rates. First-class table. es-78t4 C_ A. NEWTON, Mer. four doors from 5 SUMMER RESORTS. EDUCATIONAL ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. IN WASHINGTON. 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 matled. selS-tt LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. HOTEL LURAY. Golf all the year. Porches joined to Boardwalk. Sun Parlor overlooking Beach. Sea and Fresh Private eeT-lott JOSIAH WHITE & SON. “HOTEL de VILLE. Enlarged and improved. Rooms ea suite and with bath. You will be astonished at the low rates given until July 1. Conventions accommodated. Write for booklet. fe9-78t-6 HOTEL DENNIS, Atlantic City, N. J. Modern tn every detall. Directly on the ocean front. Hot and cold sea water baths in the house. Rooms single and en suite, with private baths. Music. Five o'clock teas. Books upon application. TOF2-52t.10 JOSEPH H, BORTON, Pro THE SHELBURNE. Atlantle City's favorite ocean-front hotel. Dou- bled in capacity and greatly improved. Sun par- lors, overlooking ocean, and sea water baths in the house. Golf links, JAMES D, SOUTHWICK. my1-52t,10 ‘Manager. HOTEL MAJESTIC. Virginia ave., 3d house from beach and new steel pier. Modern in every detail. Write for special spring rates and booklet. myl-78t,5 NTER. OSBORNE & HOTEL RO Kentucky atd Pacific heat; sun p all trains. ree rooms, steam special spring rates: "lus meets (my1-52t,4) HENRY MILLER. HOTEL PIERREPONT, w Jersey ave. and Beach. Full ocean view. Capacity, 360. Elevator. Steam heat. $10 per wk. and up. Booklet. CHANNELL BROS. JOUN R. PUGH, Chief Cler fel0-7Kt CHELSEA, THE SELECT QUARTER OF AT- lantle City and the most attractive. “Away from the bustle upd crowded sections, yet in the resort proper and within easy access of all attractions. HOTEL GLADSTONE, Chelsea's leading hotel. On the ocean New and with every appointment, STONE & COLLINS. fel 9-78t-7 front. Booklet. iN THE BRENTON, OCEAN ENT) NEW Full ocean view. New, ave. Opens May 15. modern hotel. Elevator Rooms_en suite and with bath. t Special s to families. MYERS & TEL. HOTEL BELMONT. Open all yeas. Ocean end Virginia ave. Built entirely of brick. Absolutely fireproof; Steam heat, clevator, san parlors, rooms single and en suite, with bath. Specially low rates for May and June. Booklet mailed. (ja27-104t-7)_ FE. S. WATSON. THE EVARD, fraie® Bove day; special weekly; steam heat. Te24-78t-4 J. RAUFFENBART. HOTEL KENDERTON, Ocean end Termessee ave. $1.50 and $2 daily; $8, $10, $12.50 weekly. Mrs. J. F. NBALL of Tioga, mh24-104t-4 to 6treet. 5 Four own title company, insurance com- GRE ER CO., W. law penses, j under 3 miles from Whit Springs; REALTY 3 ISAL AND AG! country home; lately furnished; st HOTEL ROANOKE, New York ave. near Pacific. Cony. to depot and beach. $2 dally. Special weekly. N. A. DEILING. ap21-26t-4 THE SCARBOROUGH, Beach Front and Maryland ave. Select. Quiet. Refined Every modern convenience of a first-class hotel. Write for Ilustrated Booklet and terms. mh30-7tf ALFRED WYMAN. Hotel New England, Ocean end South Carolina ave.,100 feet from beach. Entirely rebuilt and enlarged to = city of Newly furnished throughout and with every modern Elevator to street. Steam eqpipmeat, heated. uns single or en suite with bath. Special rates for spring season. Write for booklet. _T19-52t-10 BRYAN & WILLIAMS. OCEAN QUEEN HOTE! Ocean end Tennessee avenue. city, 200. Special spring terms, Tooklet ap6-26t-4" JONES & PELLE HOTEL IMPERIAL, Ocean end cf Maryland are. This I house again enlarged, has 120 bed roome, intex, wom seating 300 guests, Rates the lowest coni With good service. 1. G. KENDR! “mb3i-78t*-6 HOTEL RALEIGH, St. Charles Place and the Beach. Capacity, 300. Every appolntment sna con- ¥enience. “ Elevator, steam heat, electric light, suites of rooms with bath. Special rate for June and September. ‘Bus will meet all trains. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. _mb30-10tt JOHN B. SCOTT. Proprietor. HOTEL KENDERTON, Ocean end Tennessee ave. $1.50 and $2 dalls; $8 to $12.50 weekly. = Mrs. J. F. NEA Tie unica esas altar, ELOCUTION. Weak voices xtrength- cued ty cornet breathe 1 1327 Jeth, Day or evening. apll-231¢-4 for position by fal. SUMMER RATER ND $Saccesstul prepara SHORTHAND Soe nes Cee g Al Common branches taught. 94 Un.w, SINGING, Piano, Violin, Man. 20lessons, $10} ing. Address or ci Mandolin, Guitar & Banjo eriad “Shea” Mes eet ee BOCK Chevy Chase. French and English School for Girls, suburbs ot Washington. French the nar Mule. L. M. BOULIG) |. Priney Chevy Chase P. O., NA SHORT TIME; PRO- bounced well, spoken, read, understood. Classes forming for new term. School on car lines. Mile. _Y¥. PRUD'HOMME, 307 D st. 1PS-26¢ BUSINESS COLLEGE, 8TH AND K. Established 1876. Day and night sessions, —$3—— Preparation-—§5——$3. = CENSUS OFFICE EXAMINATION. mb28-78t French, German, Spanish, etc. BERLITZ ,,Ahity 19 comversing scauired SCHOOL. 72Tin* SQ422, Proce, LEARN YOUR SHOLTHAND OF THE LATE OF: FICIAL COURT STENOGRAPHER. the petucipal of ‘Tanner's Shorthand College, cor. F and th. Day and Bight sessions; open aff sumimer;” catalogues. Educate for a Situation. A census or civil service exemination is easy to puss if you take ow course of preparation. We teach shorthand. typewriting and bookkeeping piace all our geaduates in positions, Call and see WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Hi Rast Cap. st. ST. ROSE'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. Dressmaking, noderwear and children’s sults. A ew departnent hrs been opened, in which ladies and Joang girls will te taught cutting. fitting and all_kinds of sewing. For particulars aj to the SCHOOL, 2033 Gat. mew pone ber KENTUCKY AVE., near beach. Steam Send for Booklet. Mrs, Lo McILWAIN. KENILWORTH INN, Fentucky ave. and beach. Enlarged. tmproved The Runnymede, bert. Sun parlor. _feT-78t-4 throughout. Steam heated. Elevator to street. Bun parlor. Write fer Booklet. ‘Rus meets trains.“ (fe12-117t-5) T. K. ROBERTS. ASBURY PARK. 3. mny2-4t RW. WALKER & SON, 1006 TP. BEACH HAVEN, N. J. = THE ENGLESIDE. Reach Haven, N. J. = Opens June 9. Hot sea water baths in the house and all the de sirable adjuncts of a modern hotel home hy the sen. Reach Haven is noted for its muatehless bay for sailing and fishin; its superb bathin class of its patron: Send for soi E RORT. I ENGLE & SON. mylL-57t.10 . He J., antil Juse 1. SPRI AND BATHS. Mt. house, &e. Apply 218 W Lanvale st ) LOAN IN iItimere, Md." ap2l-18te-4 Lea ce xt 4tq and 5 per 8OMB VERY BEACTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES, personal tte im tis” hand mb10-402 MONEY TO LOAN In sui tou given to bu red twe or shree valuable stock farmg of OSCE ee eee Husineas placed | “including tw or to 600 acres, witnin easy reach of Washing- fon, "WM. fF SAUNDERS & CO.. 1407 U'st, myia-tt FOREIG: POSTAL SERVICE WASHINGTON, D.C, POST OFFICE NOTICE, Shonld be rewd daily, as changes may occur at ‘AN ON FURNITURE AND DI is of $15 and up; yest rates and longest Ume: strictly contid Address Box 414, Station G. mhitt MONEY IN SUMS FROM $50 TO $1,500 ON SE ‘ont . life ins. pol, collateral and indo or aby available i & TRE tial, N MAILS are forwarded to the ports of jaily. and the xchedules of closings are ar- ranged on the presumption of thelr uninterrupted overland transit ending May 100, the last connecting closes Will be this office as fol'ows: TRANSATLANTIC MAILS, MONEY, on furniture, al or publicity pay. nake pianos, ete., and at rates that you without de from or own terms as to the time and repayment of le If you owe any other company | ‘THURSDAY M. for AZORES ISL- HW desire more money we can arrange same for | ANDS direct, J from New York, . We are the oldest. largest and most accom- | | FRIDAY—th) At VM. tor EUROP!I tuedating loan company in. the elty. Lucania®, from New York. via Queenstowt AIL business strietly confidential. "Private offices, P.M. for NETHERLANDS direct, WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Spaarndam. from New York, via Rotterd Glo Fost. aw. | must be directed “Per s.8. Spaarndain. — 11:05 PM. for ITALY, pers. Aller, HAVE AVAILABLE | York, via Naples. Mall must be directed ““Per s. funds in limited amount to loan at 314 to 3% per | Aller? (cy At 1 P.M. for SCOTLAND, per best business property, for 5 to 10 | #8. City of Rome, from New York, yea Glasg oH SAUNDERS & OO. Mail mast be directed “Per s.s, City of Rome.” * PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—German_ steamers sailing from New York ‘on Tuesdays take printed matter, ete... for GERMANY and specially ad- dressed printed matter, ete., for other parts of EUROPE American and White Star steamers sailing from New York on Wednesdays, German and French rs from New York on’ Thursdays and Cunard MONEY TAIL M out security LARIED PEOPLE AND RE- upon thelr ewn names, with- fayments. "TOLMAN, Room easy 48. WOS-9IA'G st SHORT TIME LOANS NEGOTIATED, SECURED on stocks, bonds, life polictes, bldg. and loan | *e® Thurs 3 x (880 3 3 and German steamers from New York on Saturdays Tennant toate, certify, “trusts, &e. | take printed matter, ete-, for all countries for Metrerorelde, ail0 wae oe A. BAKPR, | which they are advertised to carry mails. waht OS seiu-6tt | MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT 4% Z MeO a gui tac; payment on principal in amounts of | _THUGSDAY tt) At 2:20° FM. | for JAMAICA, PUTRI SONS, Main cee REL © | MtibaY ter Ae Thos EA for NEWFOUND. ~ ONS. ISIS F sts new. _Ss2h4tf_ | DAND. ‘per os, Livornian, from Philadelphia (b) MONEY TO LOAN AT 4AND 414 PER CENT, Ata PM. for BRAZIL and La ELATA CO ; in SUMS Of $1,000 to $10,000, on D. C. real ES. per s.8. Buffon, from New York. Mail for tate; pay of & per cent and 6 per cent ioans aud | NORTH BRAZIL must’ be directed “Per ss Bute fou" (ce) At 11:05 P.M. for FORTUNE JAMAICA. SAVANILLA and CARTIAC ss. Alleghany, from New York. Mull for €¢ begin anew at lowest rates of Interest; all tran- sactlons conducted with economical consideration for borrowers, WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., ND, 1407 F ot aw. jus-7it | RICA must be dire “Per s.s. Alleghany.” (¢) ae = x A and HAITI, per a.8. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6 PER CENT ON At 11:08 P.M. for ST. approved District real estate: no delays. and DEMERARA, per 8.8. Uller, from New M. M. PARKER, Kk. (el AC 11:05 PM.’ for MACOKIS and SAN: mho-4tr 1418 F at | LO DOMINGO CITY, er as, Mexico, from New ee = z York. via Havana. (ey At 11:05 ‘or PO MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES-| [ICO, per es Pane, trom set oe via Sea fate within the District of Columbia, in amounts | Juan.” (c) At 11:08 P.M. for YUCATAN, per to suit applicants, at lowest ratex of taterest. Jalv4tf GEO, W. LINKINS, 800 19th st. now. WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON RE: REAL ESTATE and collateral at 4. 414 and 5 per cent, in sums Mercator, from New York, vla Progreso, Malls for NEVFOUNDLAND, by rail to North Sydney apd thence via steamer, close here dally, except Sunday, at 12:00 M., and on Sundays only to suit. Large louns a spectale 8E SO) ANB) 25. * * Mails for MIQ"ELON, by rafl to Boston and Smaee are 2k 2 1819 Fist. pw. fhenee Fla steamer, close here dally at 3:15 CURA MAILS close here via Port Tampa. Fla Wednesdays, Priduys aud Sundays at 2:20 P Via Miami, Fla, Tuesdays and Saturd: 10:30 AM. (f) Mails for MEXiCO overland, umes specially ai dressed for dispacch by steamer sailing from N York, close here daily at 10:30 A.M. and 10:00 P.. ak) Mails for COSA RICA, BELIZE, PORTO COR- TEZ and GUATEMALA, ‘by rail to New Orleans nee via steamer, close bere daily at 10:00 the connecting closes for which hel and Tuesdays for COSTA RICA and BELIZE, POERTO CORTEZ and TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. Malle for CHINA®. JAPAN, HAWAIT and PHIL- TO LOAN TURE, PIANOS, Security left in . HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ETC. Monthly installment plan. our possession. Business conf dential. Call and get our rates, Prompt atten- n to all applications, Courteous treatment to ve us a call, UARANTEE CO., PITAL LOA? HOOD BUILDING. 602 © st. aw. OLD GOLD AND IPP LANDSt. vin San’ Francisco, close here = ~ amy at 6:35 P.M. up to May 6, inclusive, for di tle corporat will Toun money on Wash: | Matte tor Chee ae, gar orporatio will lown mone - | Malls for CHD APAN and PHILIPPINE ington real estate at 4, 4% and 5 per cent: our | ISLANDS$, via Tacoina, close Met date ONE Srgission. 1 per cent. EARLY & LAMPTON, | P.M. up to May 6, tuchisive, for dispatch per 815 14th st. on. mh4-5tf "| Dalnevostock. (0) Mails for SOCTETY ISLANDS. vta San Francisco, close here dally -t 6:35 PF » inelu- sive, for dispatch per ship Mails for AUSTRALIA (ex EW ZEALAND, HAWAII, FIL and SAMO. ANDS, via San Franciseo, close here daily at 5 P.M. after April 28 and up to May 12, inclu- REAL ESTATE. 5, Si and 6 per cent GASCH BROS., v7 F st. now. (0) ‘ept West Australia) fe27-4tt ALWAYS AT LOW! 2ST RATES OF INTER ENS . for Cispatch per #.8. Alameda. to : Malls for CHINA®, JAPAN, HAWAII! and PHIL- IVPIXE ISLANDS, via San’ Francisco, close here THOS. J. FISHER & CO., dally" at 6.35 P.M up to May 1, Inclusive, for dispatch per $3. Ament Malls for CH:NA*, JAPAN HILIP! ISLANDS$, via Seattle. close bane dally, nt to May 14. Inclusive, for dispatch per ru. (o) Registered le: ‘ 3 fa Seattle.” tters must be direct: ed Mails for AWAIT, via San Franc! in Maru, (0) 1324 F street no. IF YOU WANT TO BORROW OR LOAN, BUY OR sell. on real estate I can save you ‘time and cash, as T give personal attention to all deals. de6-4tt J. EAKIN GADSBY, 526 13th SST ae i aco, close here MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS ‘TO SUIT, AT LOW- | daily at 6:35 PM. up to Nl ff 5 T6 iat rates of fate a DC. real estate. Large | dispatch per 8.8. iAsatealio: pe 25, inclusive, for joans a specialty. Prompt attention. Malls for AUSTIRALIA (except. Wi 1 2 WALTER IT ACKER, which goes tla Europe, and New Zealand which goes via San Francisco), HAWATL and FIST ISL- ANDS, ‘via Vancouver, ‘close here Matis tat fab $10 AND UPWARD LOANED ON FU : s g PIANOS. Ete. the Bullding FAL. up to May 26, Inclusive, for dispatch per 8. ‘Aorangi. (0) * Malls for COCHI New York for connes t PHILIPPINE fation pla makes the cost of carrying ich less than yon pay elsewhere, and ale a to pay St off in any sized notes you de- ¢ to twelve montha. mpantes pald off and more money advanced if desired. Strictly confidential. Front room. first @oor. NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 25 Fst. nw CHINA are forwarded to Cie NIE Ruropean steamers, ZSLANDS (military inal - patched to San Francisco at all closes toe rbat oe fice, to connect with government transports, the sailings of which are irregular, at? Registered malls close at 1:00 P.M. same 5 (c) Registered mails close ‘at 8:00 P.M. same 5 NON APPROVED CITY REAT, | 4ay- entate at 4. 434 and 6, per cent Interest. Special | ang) Rewistered: mails: close st’ 9:09) A.M. same leges with respect to prior payments. Large aS ants a specialty. TYLER € RUTHERFORD, | (¢) Registered malls close at 1:00 P.M. previous Saturday. Fost. nw. (© Registered mails close at 1:00 P.M. previous fo9-Btt “OFFICIAL NOTICES. aay. (h) Registered malls close at 12:00 P.M. a previous SION OF HIGHWAYS IN THE DISTRICT | , (k) Registered mails close at 8:00 P.M. previous of Columbia.—Oftice of the Highway Commission, | 4ay- Washington, D. C., April .—To whom it may | , (0) Registered mails close at, 6:00 P.M. previous The commission created day. ct of Congress approved Marc JOH! ted “An act to provide @ permanent system of highways ir that part of the District of Colambla lylug outside of citles,"’ has received from the Com- missioners of the District of Columbia the proposed 4. MERRITT. Postm: MEDICAL. Dr. Reed, Specialist, ter. plan of a permanent system of highways for the bart of the District south and east of the Anacostia viver. Interested parties are invited to examine the Treats successfully Catar; 3 map on exhibition in Room 49 of the District bulld- | ach Troubles, etc.” CURES epee decnne Sae ing; The commisaicn will consider any suggestions | out the use of mercury, ete. Othice hours, Toco and protests, to be submitted In writing on or be-| 1, 8 to 6; Sunday, 10 to 13, CONSULTATION fore May 5, 1900. -nd addressed to the chief of en-| BREE. 509 12TH ST. Now! mhi3-8tt Fineers, US. A. War Department, Washington, | —— at are ee . C."The cominixsion will meet on, May 14, 1000 Dr. Leatherman a 10:30 o'clock a.m., in the office of the Secretary of War, to hear orally from those who desire to | Expert Jalist in the cure of all tal dis Support their written objections. ELIHU ROOT, | $aee% of men and Consultation free. Secretary of War: E. A. HITCHCOCK, Secret bel at) £> 2,0) Bi Tues, Thors. and Sat. the Interior; JOHN WILSON, Chie of venings. 7 & 602 F'n.w, Closed on Sunday. gineers, U.S. A., Highway Commission. ‘ap3,4,5,6,7,9,30—my1,2,3,4,10,11,12 LADIES’ ATTORNEYS. CAMPBELL CABRINGTON, ATTO -AT-LAW, Webster Law building. 608 hae ey ashing. GOODS. Piaiting. ton, D. C. Residence. 'N jount Vernon Fiat KNIFE AND ACCORDEON PLAITING DoNE | _New York ave. and th et. cut Veron Flats, Heniew's. Sis ou nen pB0-5,tt : ACCOU} ‘ANT! = 5 Saw. a1 NTANTS. (Ur WFAps to 3 5 claity; ladies’ tailor-made suits made to ord fe ae Accountant snd Audito ft guaranteed. E. HORGAN, 806 K st. nw. o maletr HOTEL PELHAM, So. Carolina ave., 50 feet from Beach. Ocean view. Close to all attractions. Capacity, 250. Open ali the year. Blevitor, steam beat, sun parlor. Cuisize and service gnaranteed the best. Reduced spring rates, $10 weekly and up. Booklet. ap25-26t-8 LUKENS & HUDDERS. Atlantic City, New Jersey, THE BRIGHTON OF AMERICA. Hotel Brighton and Casino ARE OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. ap24-26t-16 F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. Holmhurst, On Atlantic City's most fashionable avenue, Penna., near beach. Open throughout the year, Modern and homelike. Write for booklet and rates, HENRY DARNELL. ap23-26t.6 THE CHALFONTE, On the Beach. Extensively altered and greatly enlarged. Hot and cold sea water in all private and ball baths. (ap20-26t-8) LEEDS & HAINES 00. New Seaside House. Ocean front. Complete with hot sea baths, rooms en multe with private baths, sun parlort and everg modern comfort. CHAS. EVANS & SON. ap19-26t.6 _ CLARENDON, _ Virginia ave. near beach, Now open. Steam heat; sun parlor. Specitl spring rates. M.D, NEIMAN. mb31-78t-4 HOTEL TARLTON, Atlanife City, N. J. Directly on the beach. In the most ynable part of the city. Guests will find all modern conventences, Bew's mous hot and cold sea baths attached, TARLTON HOTEL Co. ap}1-26t,8 H. L. BAY! HOTEL BERKELEY, Kentucky ave. Main corridor leads to board walk and ocean front sun parlors. Capacity four hundred. All modern conventences, Dally orchestral concer Special spring rates. Write for illustrated booklet: fe10-78t-7 JAS. & GEO. BEW. Hotel Traymore, on the Beach. Extensively etlarged and improved. Over 50 rivate baths; new dining room, inclosed in glass, rectly facing the ocean, and unsurpassed on the Atlantic st for decoration and elegance; ex- ghange aud sun parlors doubled in size," Capsclts, “___D. 8. WHITE, Jr., Owner and Prop'r. mb13-78t-10 Ls = THE SAVOY, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. A vew modern hotel, directly facing the ocean. Hot and cold sea water baths. Elevator to street. Special spring rates, ADAMS & MYERS. Ocean Front Dining Room. Owners. apld-26t,8 oy es rane Suk GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL. Virginia ave. and beach, Atlantic City, N. J- Fifth year. 350 beautiful rooms, en suite and single; many with bath. $2.50 per day. $12.50, r week. **Booklet."* $15 ay CHARLES E. COPE. HOTEL STANLEY, South Carolina ave. near beach. Capacity, 300. Steam heat. Every modern appointment.” First- class table. Special rates for April and May. HOTEL RUDOLE. The most modern hotel on the beach front; ca- pacity, 600; now open; located in aristocratic cot- lage section; rooms with hot and cold sea and fresh water baths attached: orchestra and dancing; American and European plans. Write for booklets and special spring rat CHAS. R. MYERS. ape b2t10 ee ate x Berkshire Inn. Nirginia ave., 160 yards from Beach and New Steel Pier. Afte. undergoing extensive Improvements 20d alterations since Inst season, this elegant modern hotel ts now offering to those desiring excellent ac- commodations, wth every possible convenience, including elevator to street level, througbout, large. pleasant rcoms, sing! suite, baths, Mberally managed, unobstructed ocean lew, capacity J00. SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES UNTIL JOLY 1, $8 TO $12 WEEKLY. Write for booklet showing hotel, &c. h21-52t-14) G. FRANK COPE. THE LORAINE, Ocean front of St. Charips place. levator to street level. Private ba’ Steam heat. Sun par- lors. Write for booklet rates. mb21-52t AGNEIE & SON. D, ein beat; elevator; Special rates to June 1. F. P. PEALE. THE VERMONT, Vermont ave. near Beach. $2 to $2.50 per day, $10 M. McfLWAINEL HOTEL ESMON Ocean end New York ave. every convenience, aps-52t-4 to $15 per week. apereta. HOTEL ATGLEN, Michigan ave. pear Beach. Steam heat: el bells. to $12 per week. JE. REED. ial mb31-52t,4 = THR |WETHERILL, KENTUCKY AVE. AN Belch. Homelike: capacity, 200; pleasant roome, excellent rable; spring rate, $1:50 dally; $8 to $16 Weekly. Write for booklet. “Sirs. Ul. ¥. MOY mn3i- THE IROQUOIS, Ocean end South Caroiin: . 100 feet from boardwalk; mew end moder 400; steam alt; ‘nua pane, Caines suit SHuk Paks, ee 3 cuisine at service Special spring rates—$12, $15, $17.60 weekly; $0 daliy. “American plan Write for Wows aches meet trains. capacity, fe12-78t-10 W. F. SHAW. THE WIUTSHU Virgtuta avenue and Beach. First-class and mod- ermm_in every detail. Write for booklet and spring terms. 8. PHORBUS, 8. Formerly of Hygeia, Old Point Comfort. HOT SPRINGS, VA. slat ere ALPHIN, Pre Carroll Springs Sanitarium. FOR INVALIDS, Coy CEN’ Seeking rest and q $2.50 ard. cool, airy rooms. sort, thoroughly. yen May 40: Bo & 0. % te's walk of the Brightwood For iilustrated booklet address G. HT, M.D... Forest ‘len, Md. 26t* Capon Springs and Baths. ALXALINE LITHIA WATER. Hot Lithia _ Wate Baths and Swimming Pool. No fogs. No mosquitoes. No ma’aria. A most peular Mountain Resort. For information, rates, pamphle Is, ete., ade Ww. 3 Steam heat. , Manager, Mount Pocono, Pa. \1., UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, BUENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL Franklin County. Penn. Opens early in June. Several new and modem cottages adjoining the Ratel for rent. For booklets. rates, ‘ete,. address 3EO. A. MILIS, Manager, 1421 F'st.. Mondays. Wednesdass & Fridays, from 3:20 to 6 p.m. mpd-stt HOTEL DENNETT, MOUNTAIN LAKE PAR! Md., 2.800 fect above tide; no malaria; no mos quitoes; open June 15 For Booklet and terms address J. CAREY KING myl-26te The Litchfield, Washington, i Arandale Hotel, BEDFORD, PA., Will open May 17, with increased attractions. Arrangements have been made for the famous Bedford Mineral Water to be brougbt to the potel da . Terms Re Write for book- jets to ALSIP & SMITH, Props. ap26- b, s&ta-26t*-S as MISCELLANEOUS, BERKSHIRE HILLS. The Maplewood, . © PITTSFIELD, BERKSHIRE CC MASS. Flevation above “sea level 1,100 f quitees. Cool nights. Will open June beokle ap2l-52t*.10 ARTHUR W. PLUMB, Prop. OCEAN TRAVEL. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD FaSil_ EXPRESS SERVICES. CHERBOUKG, SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN. Kaiser Wm. d.Gr/May 8 Saale.............May 29 Laho..... Bs May 15 Kaiser Win.d.Gr.June 5 Kalserin Mar. Th. May 22 Lahn. ... -Jupe 12 Departure 10 A.M. TWIN-SCKREW PASSENGER SERVICE. SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. BREMEN, |. Gr..-May 10, 2 pm | Barbarossa.June 7, noon G.Kurfarst.May 24.1 pm | Fr. d. June 21) boon CHERBOURG, PARIS, BREMEN. May 17. noon | Bremen. ...May 31, noon MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE. GIBRALTAR, NAPLES, GENOA. ++.May 5] Ems. -May 12 Departure 11 A.M." * OEURICHS & CO., NO. 5 RROADWAY, N. ¥. Apply to E. F. DROOP, 925 Pa. ave. tei-ty Agent for Wasbington. Anchor Line UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS, SAIL FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY FOR GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY. SALOON PASSAGE, $50 AND UPWARD. To Paris and return, Sret-class, $150 and upward. SECOND CABIN, $30 TO $37.50. Steerage Passage: Rome, $25.60; Furnesala, $24.50; Other Strs., $23.50. For Book of Tours and further information, appl: to HENDERSON BROS., Gen. Agts.. 17 and 1 Broadway, New York, or G. W. MOSS, 1327 Patt. B.w., or E. F. DROOP & SONS, 925 Pa! ave.,Wash. apis-78t.35 TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGER AGENCY. White Star Line, Cunard Line, American Line, Anchor Line. ap@-lm* A. L. VELATI, Agent, 1408% G st FRENCH LINE. Compagnie Generale Transatlantique DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE—PARIS (France). Sailing every Thursday at 10 a.m. From Pier No. 42. North River. foot Morton St. ee ascogne, ay retagne.....June 7 L'aquitaine. Muy 24 be Lorratoe. Sune 14 Accommod: reserved in the G: Hotels @u_Trocadero during the Paris Exposition. Geveral Agency for United States and Canada, 32 Broadway. New York. G. W. MOSS, 1327 F ST. N.W. fel-8m,17 American Line. FasT EXPRESS SERVICE. NEW YORK—SOUTHAMPTON—LONDON, CALLING WESTBOUND AT CHERBOURG. Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A.M. St. Paul. .-May 16 |; St. Paul. ---May 23 | St. Louls. May 30 | New York. Red Star Line. NEW LS i eee eee ‘Every Wednesday oon. *Friesland.....May 9 Westernland..May 23 ‘Southwark. May 16 Kensiugton...May 30 spas at Southampton. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, Piers 14 & 15. N.R. Office. 73 Broadwas, New York. Philadelphia office, 505-307 Walnut st. WASHINGTON OFTICR, 1806 F st. mw.. or G. W. MOSS, Agent, at Sanders & Stayman's, 1827 F st. nw. SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE. New York, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, via Boulogne- gur-Mer,, 3% hours’ dist. from either Paris or Lond. New twin-screw steamers Potedam. Statendam and Rotterdam. Summer iate, 1st-class.$75 and upward; 2d-class, $45 and up. Ali other stenmers carry one class of ‘cabin ngers only; $55 and up. Ay piss Ames Line, _ fe12-78t-5 = Avoca Hotel, 2ST SE, Conveniences. Open sil the ycar, fel0-78t-4 M. & J. CARR. LITTLE BRIGHTON HOTEL, OCEAN END SOUTH Caroling ave.—Ameri -en and Eu pians; res- ee red en meee sa 1 ocean view; Steam heat; open all year. SCH mbit-156t,¢ a ne ec a a Petroleum on the Nile. Consul General Long reports to the State Department that a syndicate, composed of American, English and n capitalists, have discovered petroleum on the Nile, as the result of borings made by them. Details are as yet lacking. MISS BALCA’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTD AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1227 18th et. nw. Pantls prepared for Examinations. ars-4tt THE CONSt ‘Census. —t R SERVICE. Bill for lts Reorganization to Be Re- ported. The Senate committee on foreign relations yesterday concluded the consideration of the bill for the reorganization of the con- sular service and agreed to report as a substitute for the original Senate bl a measure prepared by the State Department. The bill provides a system of examination for consuls, consuls general and commercial gents, but exempts vice consuls and vice consuls general, deputies and consular gents from its requirements, These latter offcials are to be appointed as heretofore under executive regulations. Under the bill there are to be two consuls general of the first class, who are to re- ceive S104) each per annum; eight of the second class at $8,000; thirteen of the third class at $6,000 and thirteen of the fourth t $5,500. Of consuls there are to be ven of the first class, at salaries 0 each; thirty-five of the second at $4,000; sixty of the third cia: ; forty of the fourth class, at £ of the fifth class, at $2,000 y the sixth class, at $1,800. All fees recel’ by those in the consular service, except consular agents, are to be paid into the treasury. The proposed classification is to be made within one year. The present incumbents of the consulates, consulates general and commercial agencies are to be gradually re- called for examination within two years, and, after passing, they are to be readmit- ted to the classes from which they are re- called. The bill provides for a board of examiners, consisting of State Department officials, and the board is given authority to fix the scope and method of tts examina- tion. Consuls and consuls general are to be transferred from one place to another in the same class at the will of the Presi- dent, but no naturalized citizen of the United States is to be assigned to the coun- try of his nativity. Persons emplayed in the State Department for two years are made eligible for appointment to places in the consular service at the same salary without examination. —___—___- 0+—______ CHILEAN CLAIMS COMMISSION. Com- Appointment of the America: missioner and Agent. The President has selected Wm. Glover Gage of Michigan to be commissioner for the United States on the new Chilean claims commission, and Wm. H. Hunt of Montana to be agent for the United States before the same body. Mr. Gage is a lawyer and was recommended by the entire Michigan dele= gation. Judge William H. Hunt is a judge of thé supreme court of Montana, in which posi- tion he has made a fine record for himself. Judge Hunt is a son of the late William H, Hunt. who was a judge of the Court of Claims and Secretary of the Navy in the cabinet of Presidents Garfield and Arthur, and minister to Russia under President Arthur. He was born in Louisiana in 1857, and entered Yale College in the class of 1878. He left college before graduation and settled at Fort Benton, Mont., in which state he has resided ever'since. He married a daughter of Admiral John H. Upshur. The Chilean government will be represent- ed by Minister Vicuna as commissioner and Senor Cruz as agent. The third commis- sioner will be named by the President of the Swiss republic. The commissioners will meet in Washington within the next six months. ——_——_ 2 REMARKABLE SURGICAL OPERATION Tumor Taken From the Sheath Around the Spinal Cord. The New York Herald of today says: Bache McEvers Schmidt of No. 34 East oth street, a well-known young broker, is at St. Luke’s Hospital recovering from a difficult and dangerous operation performed on Monday by Dr. Robert Abbe. The opera- tion, which was for what is knoWn as chronic cervical pachymeingitis, was ap- parently remarkably successful, and it is hoped Mr. Schmidt, when he recovers, will have perfect use of his limbs, which haye been paralyzed. The trouble which made the operation necessary came on gradually as the result of a fall sustained In the summer of 1897. In the fall Mr. Schitmdt struck the back of his neck, but did not think much of the matter at the time. While staying at the Ardsley Casino a short time later, however, he complained of pain in his neck and shoulders. When a physician was called he treated Mr. Schmidt for muscular rheumatism, but the treatment gave little benefit to the pa- tient. On the advice of friends Mr. Schmidt called several German physicians, who, af- ter consultation, decided that he was suf- fering from myelitis, or inflammation of the covering of the spinal cord. He was treated for this and placed in plaster of paris jackets. This treatment was a failure also, and as the disease con- tinued to progress Mr. Schimdt gradually lost the use of his legs. Other physicians, many of them well known, failed to relieve him, though several of them deciared the spine was affected. ‘One doctor, from Philadelphia, disagreed with the others about the spine being af- fected, and wrapped the patient in medi- cated ‘tissue to improve the circulation of the blood, he said. This, ike other treat- ments, was useless, and the paralysis final- ly extended into Mr. Schmidt's arms and shoulders. He was then entirely helpless, and his limbs were drawn up so rigidly that they could not be moved. When Drs. Abbe, Da na and E. P. Fowler were finally consulted, a short time ago, they decided that an operation on the spinal cord was the only chance of saving the patient's life. The patient was taken to St. Luke's Hos- pital and prepared for the operation. After the anaesthetic had been administered, Dr. Abbe laid bare the spinal cord near the neck. A vertical incision was then made in the sheath covering the spinal cord. As the surgeons had expected, a tumor, the result of inflammatory products, was found inside the sheath. This tumor, about two inches long, had evidently caused all the trouble. After it had been removed the Wound was carefully stitched up. The operation lasted more than two and a half hours. In cases similar to that vedigr geen a great deal depends upon t fact whether or not any Serious inflammation follows the operation, or, in fact, whether or not the cord may be past repair. Everything, however, will be done to prevent the former conaition by keeping the patient's spine im- movable and protecting the wound against any irritation or