Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1900, Page 5

SS THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1900-16 PAGES * 5 MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN} SUMMER RESORTS. FOR SALE—HOUSE For SALE_IN ST. ‘Ate yystt SP. A Kishan | : ‘ z vat ath | SCHWARTZ 606 EF oow. HOUSES -GooD BAY.WINDOW Yelek. # zth st. se. cor. E. Cap.: will sell aide aise If desired; easy terme. GEO. F. HAR: Pa. ave. se. my2-at° .E_REAUTIFUL PRESS BRICK HOUSE: vriew and basement: a.m; Sth st. uw. neg five; guo! investment. OWNER. Room Saran myitm* To ¢ TATE A WELL- y new frame dwelling house, contain- 12 rooms, cellar. garret and all modern im- -wements: situated on Des Mo Sth and h sts. extemied. Brightwou Babe for three borves, carria : Se ee Tiros ‘Trustee, 416 Sth For SALE_CONN. AVE. AND a mew amd beautifal house: HERMAN. Owner, 610 14th at. FOR SALE NEW - “MBIA ROAD, JOHN 4tf 13 rooms. mb FOUR OWN LAND- articulare diop postal Fort Myer Heights. Caz- payments, chage. Address Box $7, Star office. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR SALE—A He RIVERDALE, MODERN cony.. all ready t in. Inquire of CLARKSO’ miyd-sef N st. hw. ATN EVER OFFE! SROOM ATE: house: sinall cash payment and $8 monthly; mod- em improvements: Rrookland, D.C." large ds Address BROOKLAND, Star office. DON LOTS WILL SOON BE GON I lots adjoining on the west at a reason able price for cash; shade and water. W. D. HAYES. Ballston, Va., or op the premises, week my4-3t' R SALE well buflt and « ¥ cottage; fine porches, dings; well of excellent wi minutes’ walk B. & O. R. R. and two electric r lines: $4.4) : on easy terms; or will lease property. ROBT. I. FLEMING,’ 1018 12th st. nw. my4-8t FOR RENT— FURNISHED, HOLLY HILLS. te residence of Hon. Hugh McCulloch; 9 miles ih of city: 2% miler from electric cars; high, healthy and ‘cool; fine water and shade. Apply to B. P. MIMMACK, 1410 G at. iy 4-3t KENSINGTON— FOR RENT— Reantiful homes, with modern improvements. If you want to buy we have some bargains on monthly payments. MARTIN BROS., my4-3t 1925 Pa. ave. RENT—OR SALE—HOUSE FURNISHED—A beautiful country home at Palrfax C. H.. Va: lawn, fruit and garden; would rent house for summer. Address Box 90, Star office. my3-3 FOR RéNT AT HYATTS' 6-RM, HOUSE; water In kitchen; permanent tenant only; $15 per mo.: fine location. WELLS & WELLS. 14TH ST. ROAD 3 45.00 equare feet of ground, with &- use and stable: all in good repal: bargain for cash purchaser. P. J. WALSH 2 HOME. 1 word finish monthly. FOR SALE rooms am) bat tele. efe 2 $: fer-art FOR SALE * HOUSES: CLAS RROK AN IDE. anata cash: Db. THOME oe ANT) ¥ NE PR FINISH: DE RS. ATT! nelt-arf magniticently finish ood terms. Apply to with baths steam he yy up-to-date hotel Address ISRAEL te and Law building. and fresh wat vator from stre=t FOR Sale two being corners, in Takoma Park, amt an sere and half. Price, $500. Address xt my+21 t SALE Beautiful Lots NABL 4a St. nw. any LO? 21. BLOC! ‘lumbia Heights, p.m. after 4 fronting on at Ts 6 OWNER IN SQUARE w herth side of S st. between 3Sth st. By owner, 510 5th st. D. D. THOM SLE—LOT FOR EXCHANGE. T MAKB A SPECIALTY OF urban and county, wsafnl exchanges ABRAHAM FISHER, 312 nw my3-3t EXCHANGE NEARLY 4,ACRE CORNER with S ise: city water in kitehen; new outhull fruit ‘trees. ete.; in Kockville, Mai. ane $1 goed Ineation reins uninverrupt the week ending May cling closes will be made fro TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. FRIDAY ty At 7:15 P.M. for EUROPE m New York. vis Queenste 110% FM. for NETHERLANDS direc Spaarnd oun New Fark, via Roster 2 minet directed “Per s.8. Spaarndam."” (c) At 11:05 PM_ for FPALY, per ss. Aller, from New York, via Naples. Meil must be directed “Per #.# Aller" se At 31:05 PM. for SCOTLAND, per s*. City of Rome. from New York. vin Glasgow. Mail must be 1 “Per as. Clty of Rom * PRINTED MATT ETC. —German steamers sailing from New York on Tuesdays take printed matter, ete. for RMANY and specially ad- seed printed matter, ete., for other parts of EUROPE Aimerican and White Star steamers sailing from New ¥ Wednesdays, German and French New York on Th mers from N radays and Cunard w York on Saturdays te! matier, ete vr all countries for w are advertiged to carry mails, MAILS For > AND CE TRAL AMERICA, FRIDAY —(ey At PM. for NEWFOUND. LAND. per ss. Livoruian, from Philadelphia At 11: PM. for BRAZIL and LA PLATA COUN- TRIES, per ss. Bofton, from New York. Mail for NORTH BRAZIL most be directed “Per as. But- fon. fer At 11:05 P.M. for FORTUN ND, AMAICA SAVANILEA and per from Mati tur COSTA Alleghany.” (c} HAITI. per s.8. PM. for ST. from New RIS and SAN- s. City of Washington, via Havana. (@) At 11:05 PM. per as. Ponee. from New York. At 1105 PM. for YUCATAN from New York. via Progress. ted “Per as. Daggr Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND, by rail to North . thence via steamer. close here dally. except Sunday, at 12:00 M., and on Sundays only at T1:20 AM. “idy ¢by Malis for MIQUE MINGO ¢ we ¥ PORTO RICO, Juan. t¢ Dagery, ON. by rail to Boston and pognee via steamer, cluse here dally at 3:15 CUBA MAIL ye here via Port Tampa. Fla., mand Sundaye at 20 PM. (fh ‘Tuesdays and turdays at Fila, 16:30 AM. ¢ Mails for MEXICO overlan dressed for dispaich by steam unless specially ad sailing frum New York, close bere daily at 10:30 A.M. and 10:00 PM sky Matis for COSTA RIOA, BELIZE. PORTO CoR- TEZ end GUATEMALA, by rail to New Orleans ind thence via aieaner. close here dally at 10:00 M.. the connecting closes for which being Sub- days nod Tuesdays for COSTA RICA and } fer BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE MALA TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. Mails fi - JAPAN, HAWAII and PHIL- IPPINE IS . Sta San Francisco, close bere At up to May 6, inelunive, for die- A*. JAPAN and PHILIPPINE via ‘Tacoma, close he . ine Dalngy ” Mails for SOCIETY ISLANDS. via , clowe here daily up to May 31, Inclu- sive. for dispatch per ship Galilee. (o) Matls fur AUSTRALIA (except West Australi NEW ZEALAND. HAWALL, FIT and SAMO. ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close bere daily at 6:35 YM after April 28 and up to May 12, tuclu- sive. for Cispatch per #s. Alameda. ( Mails for CHINA®, JAPAN, HAWAII and PHIL IPPINE ISLANDS? tia San’ Francisco, close here up to May 14. inclusive, for dally at 6.35 PM. Gispateh per ss Aimerican Mi © Mails for CH-> ISLANDS. PM % Malls for HAWAII, ¥ daily at 6:35 PM. ‘up to @ispateh per si Australia . inclusize, for tor Mails for AUSTRALIA (except West Australia, whieh goes Europe. and New 7 via San Franciveo), and. which HAWAII and FIT IST- NDS, via V: close here ‘dail PM up to May 26, inclusive, for dispatch Pers. rangi. (o) Ae Malle ‘for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded to New York for connection with Earoy pi {PHILIPPINE "SLANDS (military ‘mathe dis. tehed to San Francisco at all closes for that of- ire: | Gh Coumatt: wilt; powactauant transports, the sailings of which are trregul (hy Registered mails close at 1:60 PM. same “ci Registered mails close at 8:00 PM. same at 5:00 AM. same Ne) Registered waits close at 1:00 P.M. previous Saturday. if) Hegistered matle close at 1:00 P.M. “%) mesistered malls close at 12:00 PM. Registered maila close at 8:00 P.M, Registered mails close at 6:00 P.M. previous JOHN 4. MERRITT. Postmaster. “dy Registered mails close F ost. ». _ = my3s-3t FOR SALE_ “1A WE HAVE A house in East Hyattsville which we wish ispone of for a client at $1,500, on easy term: muse $x rvcmns and pantry: bard-oll finial Wm) aq. feet of ground; about 10 minut walk from electric railroad.” WELLS or Hyattaville, Md. HOME ON $i0 A MONTI. itlus- a ubire drop postal for “booklet,” v Heights. To Loan— The Atlantic City Omicejof Even- On Real Estate ing Star is located at 1: 13 Atlantic Boe avenue, where any information con- cerning advertising, etc. cam be ob- tained. The rates are'the same as charged at the Home Office. ATLANTIC CITY.‘N. J, The Islesworth, 917 F st. n.W. DIRECT; IMPROVED rity. W. C. : NEGOTIATED ON LISTED LOCAL Directly on the beach. and old line life insurance policies. W: | Enlarged and improved ince last’ seaéon, Mod- FMOUR McLEOD, Room 42, 00 F at. p.w. | ern in every detail. Fresh and doa water in every my3-26t* bath. Cafe. Orchestra. New management. MONEY LOANED my4-26t-10 HALE & SCULL, Mgrs. On Furntture. ‘On Piano. THE LAWREN Ocean end Maryiknd ave. E,, Do you want to borrow? If so, call at our of- Entirely new; modern fice and you will find our rates are chea| rand | appointments. Capacity, 250. 1 ‘our plan “he easiest of any place in the city. We oe Nee TAWREAGE. Joan’ you any smount from $10 up. No charges | —22+02t-4 Bo E. unless loan is made. four doors from Hotel Richmond, £2" 0, & Private offices to transact business. Call or address OOLUMBIA GUARANTEE €O., ave. A comfortable, well-appointed hotel, witl myl-tt 613 F st. n.w. excellent cuts a ee MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR- CHAS. H PEASE. he rent rates of interest on real estate In the Dis- | _®P28-6tf CHAS ere er. trict of Columbis. ave. nei beach. Dudley Arms, Prac new waaay: 4 tes. First-class table, SNe Ta Tate PUMICSINY NEWTON, Mar. HOTEL de VILLE. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1406 G we SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST rest on TD. 1 estate security. 8, 1805 Pa. ave., Arlington ini FRANK T. RAWLI Ins. Co.'s bldg... L.D. tel. 149. my1-4tf Enlarged and Improved. senor fens sulle smi ON 7 . 7 SON with bath. You will be astonished at the low rates La eae aon TOAS ON DS: | given until July 1. “Conventions accommodated. per cent, 5 r cent. ‘rite for booklet. fe0-78t-6 ap2s-tt FOX. 920 F HOTEL DENNIS, Atlantic City, N. J. Modern in every detafl, Directly on the ocean front. Hot snd cold sea water baths in the house. Rooms single and en suite, with private baths, Music. Five o'clock teas. Books upon application, moy2-52t,10 JOSEPH H. BORTON, Prop. ‘THE SHELBURNE. Atlantic City’s favorite ocean-front hotel. bled in capacity and greatly improved. Sun lors, overlooking ocean, and sea water baths in the MONEY TO LOAN— At 4% und 5 per cent interest on D.C. real estate, in sums to sult. ns at 4 per cent interest if se- 1203 F st. 8 FOR THRER 4 you any amount estate at 4, 415 and 5 per ding to security: any ‘sum from $500 wv delay; subinlt your xecurity to us WE ARE THE Local A large corporations, and. can desired on D.C tv vent, ac to $500,00 Dou- par- avoid excensive charges. STONE & FATREAX, 806 F st. pears SSneeintsy JAMES D. SOUTHWICK, » LOAN my1-52t,10 Manager. CHAS. S. MUI 1407 F At 4, 444 and 5 per cent Very low comm s HOTEL MAJESTIC. near Washingto: > and ready for occupancy; house, grounds, with acreage already plant- ed; BEAUTIFUL GROVE, RUNNING WATER, and the most hei tom (northy plano, bor of which ‘This property ound in city’ je for bullding—clear. Ad- ress EXPORT, Star office. my2-tt FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL ed: stable; fruit |. few steps west of Conn. ave. H. S_ FRISRIE, . vehicles in 000 cash. hla will vacant NT SITE AN HOTEL, SANITORIUM COUNTRY "SEAT; in full view of and within 1 minining 36 neres: a FORA OR DIRECTLY miles of Chals- alti- no park of large, stately trees . Making ft perfectly health; Leantital suburbia aq. foot. one cent # five to te THILLIPS, 1406 large vei mn a high ding view of Washin $200) to RDON, 1206 ) HEALTHY; 1. HOMES ‘oma rounds; convenient to stew and Prices low. Will sell on exsy monthly . TERREL H. WARN ap2l-stt TWOOD-ONE CAR FAR then one-fourth mile due north: 200; from $1o0 te $300 A. BARTLETT. 630 F, STATION, B. and 0. lots Sox Ww. Fallw Two WILL TELL YOU keep In Yuying real estate. SOM Se. per ft.; water and sewer; 2 elec. railways: one fare, ap20-4.tf MILES FULLER, 504 11th st. TOTS BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED, AT BERWYN; high, dy apd convenient to steam and si cars. Prices from $75 to $150. Size O0x165 and get a bargain at one-third value: this oppor- tunity only open for 30 days, Owner and seller, BE. DANIELS, Berwya, Md. 26t%,6 BEAUTIFULLY AND between 2 large cities; han. all conveniences for sible by steam and electric E 15 minutes. Desirable cottages and lots for sale. GEO. H. CALVERT, College Park, Ma, ‘pS. 26% BEAUTIFUL LOTS FOR SALE AT GRANBY, OD the City and Suburban railroad. at the District ue; enjoy citlzenship aud only one cur fare. 6 cents per sy. ft. PHIL W. CHEW. 26t ‘512 F st. n.w. RY PLACE OF 5 ; 3 minutes’ walk splendid iinprove- ; abundance of ull stapes, ete. H. G, ODEN- M apb-26t,6 FOR RENT—CHEAP—AT BRIGHTWOOD. D. © isi-y farin; 40 acres; plenty of water ling ‘barn and other outbuildings; Windnali; accorumodations for 40 head of stock. fel2-tf B. F. 8A) od L sts. nw. OUNTRY REAL ESTATE. “NTRY FE ACE FOR SEASON, vegetables; must he ; Kood reference. Ad my4 ALEX PL N- ing 21 acres: fine fruit; all iniprovements; ta mile from Congress Heights car line! le for dairy. pe wine, | Inguire Anac 4-21 is 3 situated co. Virginia; 2 wiles fom Al from Washington, D. andria, 414 0 from station trie mi ther Sauthern or Frederteksburg KR: el road new uuler construction from Washington to the Th & y, Will pass within skort distance of place. House contains 10 roems, Desides bath pantry: large poreh, feont side and rear: modern in style; hacd wood nish: geod barn and carriage house.” The grounds con: fain 4 2-3 acres under high state of cultivation, and are beauritied by 45 cholce shade trece. There is also t young orchard of apples, peach, pear, cherries and quince; Just coming into bearing. A never-failing Well of pure water at the door, in every wi this ix a mest delightful home. ty be sold at a sa to another sta’ First payment small mortgage on place, If deslred. Por further particulars addres JOHN R. ffce on Eecount of owner moving bal. in my3-31% in FOR SALE-$: buy 40 acres. B. and P. (it: 4-room house, hen houses, apples, ‘pears, ABRALAM FISHER, 161 ACRES, 16 MILES FROM M3 ket honse, 41, tiles from Brandywine Station, 244 ules from Piscataway village, T miles frown Fort Washington; 50 acres clear, ‘balance cedar, ovk and ploe; enough to pay for property; J miles from Farnington wharf; 500 yards from school; ‘ach trees; 12-rcom house and out- buildt > insured for $1,000. Price, $1,250. ABRAHAM FISHER, 012 Est. now. wy3-3t FOR SALE_50 ACRES FOR $2,000, MAKE NICE OR S farm or suburban home; $500 worth of woo well watered; near Kockville electric line. A dresx Hox 31, Star office. apls-Im,4 OR EXCHANGE. BKEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, NEAR THE CITY. Five acres of land, with neat dwelling house, containing § rooms, ‘hath room and cellar; also goud stable, carriage house and other convenient gutbuildings: situated a few yards beyond the Pistrivt line op the porth side of “Columbia” or Bladenaburg turnptke;" also fronting on the B. md 0. R. midway between “Rives” and Brentwood" stations (only a few rods from either), and within 5 minotes’ drive of the City and Suburban electric railway. The landsis highly improved, and has beautiful shade trees of almost every ‘variety: also fruit trees, shrubs, dowers and vines, and embraces bil, dale, meadow aml beautiful brook; also well of delicious er Kiteben deur, and on the | spree a valuable “‘spa"’ spring and fish pool, ith of which are inclosed in substantial Z For price, terms and permit to inspect this prop- ty ay to a ‘ae \. HUYCK, 1505 Pa. ave. n.w. my2-tf J. V. 1K, 1506 ‘T LIST OF COUNTRY PROP- T HAVE THE FI erties In Washingtou: location, rich soil and hotos at office, Send improving nel for cireular. W. P_ SPRINGBR, 941 F st. my2-tf FOR SALE—-OR RENT-GREENBRIER CO., W. vi under 3 miles from White Sulphur ings; SEIS Sea Nil Hb Wale Baltimore, Mo. Ap2i-18te-4 SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES, including two or three valuable stock farms of 800 to 600 acres, within easy reach of Washing- ton. WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F at. brine : HOTELS. — moe THE CAIRO HOTEL, Fourteen-story—fireproof— my2-10tt WASHINGTON, D. O. i ap2i-im Virginia ave, 3d house from, beach and new steel — = x pler.” Modern’ in every detail. Write for special MONBY- MONEY MONEY HAVE MONEY | Spring rates aud bookict. eS Hey pee dor 5 b ©. ral estate, in sums to | myl-75t,5 OSBORNE & PAINTER. 24, 4% and terest: ex = > Uttle. “Builders” Hegutiated HOTEL ROYAL. apli-tt 3 dathiat. iow. Kentucky urd Pacific aves. Large rooms, steam —_ "i | heat; sun "parlors; special spring rates; "bus meets LOANS MADE TODAY all trains. (my1-52t,4) ENTRY’ MILLER. ~on furniture, pianos, ete, withont removal from PONT, SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. EDUCATIONAL. HOTEL ESMOND, Ocean end New York ave. Steams heat; elevator; every convenience. Special rates to June 1. aptb2t4 FP. 5 Hotel New England, Ocean end South Carolina ave.,100 feet from beach. Entirely rebuilt and enlarged to a capacity of 400. Newly furnished throughout and with every modern equipment. Elevator to street. Steam heated. ms single or en suite with bath. erccal rates for spring season. Write for booklet. '19-52t-10 BRYAN & WILLIAMS. OCEAN QUEEN HOTEL, Ocean end Tennessee avenue. Capacity, 200. Special spring terms. Booklet. ap6-26t-4 JONES & PELLEY, HOTEL IMPERIAL, Ocean end cf Maryland ave. This popular house, again enlarged, has 120 bed rooms: dining room seating 300 guests. Rates the lowest consistent with good service. 1. G. KENDRICK. mb3i-78t-6 HOTEL RALEIGH, Capacit: Qbatles Place and the Beech com pacity, 300. Every appointment a venfence. Elevator, steam Treat. electric Nght, suites of rooms with bath. Special rate for June and September. "Bus will meet all trains. OPEN ALL THE YRAR. mh30-10tf JOHN B. SCOTT. Proprietor. Ocean end Tennessee ave. $1.50 and $2 daily; $8 to $12.50 weekly. Mrs. J. F. NEALL of Tioga. mb24-104t-4 KENTUCKY AVE., The Runnymede, SiYtUcKY ave. bert. Sun parlor. Send for Rooklet. fe7-78t4 Mrs. 1. McILWAIN. KENILWORTH INN, Eentucky ave. and beach. En! irged. througheut. Steam heated. Sun parlor. Write for trains. (fe12-117t-5) ASBURY PAni Improved Elevator to street. Rooklet. ‘Rus meets T. K. ROBERTS. 3. FOR RENT—AT ASBURY PARK—NIGELY FUR- Ni 18-R00M HO beautifully situated: large lot; near ocean; only $500, for entire sea- son, my2-4t R. W. WALKER & BEACH HAVEN, N ‘THE ENGL! 3 Beach Haven, N. J. Opens June 9. Hot sea water haths in the house and all the de- sirable adjuncts of a modern hotel home by the sea. Beach Haven ts noted for its matchless bay for sailing and fishing, its superb bathing and the select Your possession. Our rates are the lowest, and Put , | (lass of its patrons. Send for souvenir. Fou can make your own terms. Ont olllces are ap eae tne ao ee - ROBT. B. EXGLE & SON, Ce Ge Noor, ane from the street, and so ar- clad itp, HANNELL “EROS, | _™¥1-57t,10 Mt. Holly, N. J., until June 1. i at we can tng ivacy. It ie = az > endeavor to treat air varteoualy and a aa = SPRINGS AND BATHS. confidentially. Kindly « our rates, CHELSE, 5 - 7 Pt MAC GU e lantic Ci Away from eee HsiAS CO, the bustle ant crowded nections, 36k tn the resort HOT SPRINGS, VA. nite Atlentic building, proper and within. ens: ress of all attractions. | NEW HOTEL ALPHIN—capacity, 150; rates, $2.50 w2s-9r0 Fost HOTEL GLADSTONE, ‘helxea’s leading hotel. | to $3. ber day; $15 per week and upward. apl0-litf Take elevator New and wi SE US the ocean miy3: o LC. ALPHIN, Proprietor. $1,000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE. | front. Bool & OOLLS — = —* Any" amount. i I [mere NTON, ¢ > Carroll Springs Sanitarium. a SHMUTT, ave. Opens May 15. Full ocean view. New, FOR INVALIDS, CONVALESC ‘TS and those SUG-ACC mt modern hotel. Rooms en suite and with bath. | seeking rest_and quiet; beautiful shaded grounds; rates SI RS & H WE'LL LOAN YOU MONEY ON Youn PIANO, free other household effects. without re moval from your oe Possession. Lawest rates. No delay or publicity. ‘Thorougt, telable. THE SECURITY LOAN Warder bidg., cor. #th aud F sts. MY OTEL BELMONT. — Open all years. Ocean end Virginia ave. Built entirely bri psalutely fireproof; Steam heat, elevator, sunt parlors, rooms single and en suite. with bath. Specially low rates for it TO LOAN 0: ™m ur own title pany und lawyer and save expeices, SALTY APPRAISAL AND AGENCY CO., hy $2 to $2.60 per lathes! ee ous TAUEE NBART._ HOTEL KENDERTON, an end Tennessee ave. $1.54 8, $12.50 weekly. Mis. J.P. NEALL of Tloga. mh2$-104t-4 HOTEL ROANOKE, New York ave. near Pacific. personal in my bands. « itt ¥ TO LAN ON PURNITUR wot § n given to business placed WHITE, 114 Fst. aw : AND PIANOS and longest Cony. to depot and 1 strictly confidential. Addicss Box 414, | beach, $2 daily. iy. N, As DEILING. _ Station G s wa: mh1-tf ap2l-26t-4 MONEY IN SUMS FROM. 850 TO $1,500 ON SEC. | — ond trusts, Hfe ins. pol notes or al on y available seeurit HOTEL PELHAM, Ocean ylew. : ave., 50 feet from Beach. & TREADWELL, 1105, atcractions. C: 250. Open ali "MON lev itor, steam heat, sun parlor, Culsine ed thy We are loaning mouey on furniture, pianos, ete., Suarant _, Reduced spring ithout removal or publ Rat $10 weekly and up. I Tarrertony moval or Publicity, and at tutes that you 201-8 LUKENS & HUDDERS, H can wake your own terms as to the time and ment of loan. desire more mon We are the oldest, Iedating loan compan; It y Atlantic City, New Jersey, THE BRIGHTON OF AMERICA. in the city. wit ARTIS Nom Th Hotel Brighton MONEY TO LOAN-WE HAVE AVAILABLE funds in limited amount to loan at 3g to 3% per OM very best business property, for b to 10 WM. H. SAUNDERS & OO. 1407 F at. oc20-Btt and Casino ARE OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Q Y¥ LOANED SALARIND PHOKLE AND RE: | _#p24-26t-16 F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. TAIL MERCHANTS upon their own names, with- = gut Becurits; ‘cary payments, “TOLMAN Moor Holmhurst, OS-U14 CG st. 023 OND a ocas rate On Atlantic City’s most fashionable avenue, SHORT TIME LOANS NEC ITIATED, ‘RED Penna., near beach. Open throughout the year. bonds, life polictes, bldg. and loan Modern and homelike. Write for booklet’ and ares, _gomdleate vcertife., “trusts. &c. | rates. HENRY DARNELL. ap23-26t.6 A. AKER, > AN -5tt | THE CHALFONTE, Sod Aig: payment on principal in afaoita ‘cf ine peal eee eee Ae Extensively altered and greatly enlarged. GM) OF more revel 0 c orto arged. OPE MTT NUS, He ATE _mter ae Hot and cold sea water in all private and hall MONEY 10 LOAN AT 3¥%4, 4 AND 4%4 PEE CENT, | S8t26.___(ap20-26t-8)_ LEEDS & MATNES 00. 1407 F at. nw. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER © approved District real estate: no delay M. M. PARKER, - 1418 F at ON APPROVED REAL ES- strict of Columbia, tn amounts to sult applicants, at lo rates of interest. _Jul8-4it GEO. W. LINKINS,~860 19th st. D.W. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ral at 4. 413 and 5 per cent, in suma Large in Kums of $1,000 to $160,000, on real es: i tater pay cf 8 per Cent aud Cpe Goat lone atl New Seaside House. begin anew at lowest rate: ; all tran- Ocean front. Complete with hot sea baths, rooms sactions conducted with eco consideration | en suite with private baths, sun parlors and every for borrowers. WM. H. SAUNDERS. & fort HAS. NS & SON, apl9-260.6 CLARENDON, Virginia ave. near beach. Now open. Steam heat; sun parlor. Special spring rates. M.D, NEIMAN. mbB1-78t TARLTON, Directly on the beach. le purt ‘of the elty, Guests will find all modern convenlences, Bew's fa- mous hot and cold sea baths attached. TARLTON HOTEL CO., ap11-26t,8 H. L. BAYLEY, Mgr. MON vi HOTEL BERKELEY, = . MONEY. Kentucky ave. Main corridor leads to board walk MONEY TO LOAN HOUSENOLD EURNI- | tnd tee , “apachty fo TURE, PIANOS, ETC. Monthly installment plan, | Ait gem, front sun parlors. Capacity four hundred. All modern conveniences. Dally orchestral concerts. Bpeclai spring rates. Write for illustrated booklet. fel0-78t-7 JAS. & GEO. BEW. Hotei Traymiore, on the Beach. xtensively eularged and improved. Over 50 Security left in vour | dential Call and get all applications, ve us a call. CAPITAL LOAN. HOOD BUILDIN ession. Business cont Prompt atten Courteous treatment to UARANT! co. nw. ate baths; new dining room, inclosed in gla ly faving the ocean, and Gusurpassed on t te coast for decoration and elegance; @x- we and sup parlors doubled in size, Capacity, D. S. WHITE. Jr., Gwner and Prop’r. mh13-78t-10 VER BO REPRES| E orporation that will loan money on W ington real estate at 4, 414 and 5 per cent THE SAVOY. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. A new modern hotel, directly facing the ocean. , J. one commission, 1 per cent. EARLY & LAMPTON, | Hot and cold sea water baths, Blevator to. street, 615 14th new. wmh4-5tf Boss sal sf aS Dan R ADAMS & MYERS, LOANS ON REAL, STATE, Mig ee ener apl0-26t,8 a GRAND ATLANTIS HOTEL, Virgiuta ave. and beach. Atlantic City, Nd. Fifth year. 350 beaut . en suite and single; many with bat $12. $15 per week. ‘Booklet.”* apt-51t-10 CHARLES E. COPE. 5, 5'4 and 6 per cent. GASCH BROS. 1207 F st. u. N fe27-4tt MONE AYS AT LOWEST RAT INTEREST AND OMMISSIONS, On Washington Real Estate. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., fe20-7tt 1924 IF YOU WANT TO BORROW OR LOA ES OF HOTEL STANLEY, BUY OR | South Carolina ave. near beac! 800, Japacit, sell. on real estate I can save you ‘time and] Steam heat. Every modern acooint seat.) First: ash, as J give personal attention to all deals. class table. Special rates for April and Ma: J AKL DSBY, 526 13th st. Bw. aps-26t-6 FE L. TIPTO: re TO LOAN IN SUMS TO nf Interest. on D. peclulty. AES C. real estate, Large Prompt attention, WALTER H. ACKER, 704 14th st. nw. > UPWARD LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, Ete., on the Building and Loan Asso: ciation plan, which makes the cost of carrying loans much jess than yon pay elsewhere, and ale lows you to pay It off In any «ized notes you de- HOTEL RUDOLF. ‘The most modern hotel on the beach frout; ca- pacity, 600; now open, located in aristocratic cot- tage: nection Pemereetey hot and coid fet aol eh water bathe attached: tra inelng: America and European Dhachg ee for ooklets . spring Fa ‘MYERS. aebe10— ee CHA Te sire, running from one to twelve months. Loans with ether companies paid off and more Berkshire ‘Inn. money advanced if desired. 2 = Firginia ave., 160 yards trom Beach apd New Stee} Strictiy confidential. Front room, firat door. Ring ae een eee NATIONAL MoRTORae Tees! Con" | Pier. Atte. underguing extensive improvements and de16-18tt Fst. nw. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL alterations since last season, elegant rO botel Is now of ng to those nig excellent ac- fommodations, ‘w th every possible convenience, estate at 4. 4% and S per cent interest. Special | Including elevator to street Jevel, steam heat Privileges with respect to prior payments. Lai throughout, large, pleasant rooms, single and en amounts a specialty, TYLER & RUTHERFORD, | Suite, baths, liberally managed, unobstructed ocean 1807 F st. n.w. feo-5te | | Vie capecity 200 so : SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES DN: —= IL JULY 1, $8 TO $12 WEEKLY. Write for booklet showing SUMMER RESORTS. hotel, &c. __ (mb2i-53t-14)_ |G. FRANK COPE. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. THE LORAINE, Ovean front of St. Charles! levator to THE WETHERILL, KENTUOKY AVE. AX les ‘piace. El Beach. Homellke; capacity, 200; plensant roma: | {17eet Jevel. Private uaths, “Steam hedt. Sun par- excellent table; spring rate,’ $1.50 Gally: $8 to $16 | ““miha1-oar Weekly. Write for booklet. “airs. H. ¥. Moy ver 29 HE NERMONT, Sige se Eats THE IROQUOIS, _ Ocean end South Carolina ave., 100 feet from walk; niw end A , 400; BERL; root single aden ete with bath ais HOTEL ATGLEN, vator; coe oe - ae Gale a ae aegis Beach. Steam heat; electric 60 daily. samerican Dhan. Wrfte for Dookiot | "Uys Siytg #12 Per week. eee reas fe12-T8t-10 WwW. F. sHAW. LITTLE BRIGHTON ROTEL, OCEAN END SOUTH === ae Carolina ave.—Amert an and aropean plans; res- TUTSHI attached; full occan view; vi avenue cad Besch. First-cl: steam heat; . Virwtnte apd Beach. First-class ond mod. m heat; open all year. 8.’a. SCHWEISFORT. 8. 8. PHOEBUS, Formerly of te12-700-5 ly of Hygete, Old Point Comfort. Avoca Hotel, ,Z°STUK ava, Comrralgncee. Open all the year. O° oti HADDON HALL, ATLANTIC CITY'S MOST POPULAR HOTEL. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, Modern and complete. Hot and cold sea water baths, Golf Links, etc. Booklet mailed. ols er _ LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. HOTEL LURAY. Beach. Sea and Fresh Private Bathe. T-10tt JOSIAH WHITE & SON. THE SCARBOROUGH, = Front and Maryland ave. mbs0-Tet SLERED WYMAN. cool, airy foms. This well known health re- sort, thoroughly renovated, will reopen Muy 10; near B. & ©. and within one minute's walk of the Brightwood electric road. For tlustrated booklet address G. H. WRIGHT, M.D., Forest Glen, Ma. ‘ap28-26t* Capon Springs and Baths. aay ane ALNALINE LITHIA WATER. Mertz bldg. Booklet Hot Lithia Water Raths and Swimming Pool. ues No fogs. | No mosquitoes. No malaria. A most MONEY =‘ popular Moui pamphlets, ¢ ‘apd. ain Resort. For information, rates, ‘address. H. SALE, Capon Springs, W. Va. IN THE MOUNTAINS. UNDER N) AGE: BUENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL ranklin County, Penn. Opens early in June. eral new and modern cottages adjoining the v booklets, rates, ete.. address Manager, 1421 Fst. Mondays, days, from 3 CNTAIN el for LAKE PARK, » malaria; no mos: J. CAREY KING. The Litchfield, Washington, D.C. MISCELLANEOUS, BERKSHIRE HILLS. The Maplewood, PITTSFIELD, BERKSHIRE CO., MASS. Elevat ve'gea level 1,100 feet. No mos- quit ights. Will open June 2, Send for bee ap21-52t* 10 ARTHUR W. PLUMB, Prop. on ab Cool OCEAN TRAVEL Q. S. S. Co. FOR APRIL AND MAY. % Bermuda Reached in forty-eight hours from New York, by the elegaut steamers of the Quebec 8. 8. Co., sail- ing weekly. Steamers every ten days for Santa Croz and the principal West India Islands. A charming trip at a cost of $4 a da: For particulars apply to A. FE. OUTERBRIDGE & CO., Age: roadway, New York, or G. W. MOSS,’ 1327 F st. n.w., Wushington. A. All Sec'y, Quebec, Canada. de4-m,w.f,till my15,20 Munson Line Steamships. DIRECT WEEKLY ROUTE. Cc U BA SAILINGS. Fine Ships Splendid Cuisine. Matanzas, Havana, Cardenag, Sagua, + Gibara, Baracon and other North Shore ports. MUN- SON'S STEAMSHIP LINE, 27 William St 5 RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, 25 Union Square, N. oc15-w,f,m,8m,12 LLOYD ICES. NORTH GERMAN FAS1 EXPRESS SERV CHERBOUKG, SOUTHAMPTO} Kaiser Wm. d.Gr/May 8 Saale. Lahn... May 15 Kaiser Win. Kaiserin Mar. Th! May 22 Labn. Departure 10 . TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE. SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. BREMEN. Fr, d. Gr...May 10, 2 pm | paiossa.June 7, noon G.Kurfurst.May 24,1 pm | Fr. d. Gr. June 21, noon tHERBOURG, PARIS, BREMEN. Main... y Muy 17; woop | Bremen. ---May 31, noon ‘AN SERVICE. APLES. GENOA. Wer .-May 19 parture 11 A.M. OEURIOHS & CO., XO. 5 BROADWAY, N, ¥. Apply to E. 8. DROOP, 925 Pa. ave. fe7-1y Agent for Washington. Anchor Line UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS, SAIL FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY FOR G SGOW VIA LONDONDERRY, PASSAGE, $50 AND UPWARD. return, first-class, $150 and upward. SECOND CABIN, $30 TO $37.50. Rome, $25.50; Furnessia, $24.50; Other Strs., $23.50. For Book of urs snd further information, apply to HENDERSON BROS., Gen. Agts., 17 and 1 ew York. or G M . 1327 F st. "a. ave.,Wat SATLANTIC PAS: White Star Lire, Cunard Line, Awerican Lue, Anchor Line. ap0-Im* A. L. VELATI, Agent, 1408% G st. n.w. 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. La Champagne...May 10 La Touraine. Mi La Gascogne. ‘May 17 La Iretagne L’ Aquitaine. May 24 La Lorraine. June 14 Accommodations reserved in the Grands Hotels du_Trocadero eit the Paris Exposition. Geveral Agency for United States and Canada, 32 Broadway, New York. G. W. MOSS, 1827 F ST. N.W. fel-8m,1T American Line. FAST EXPRESS SERVICE. NEW YOKK—SOUTItAMPTON—LONDON, CALLING WESTBOUND AT CIERBOURG. Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A.M. NGER AGENCY. St. Paul. ‘May 16 ( St. Panl......June 6 St. Louls..../May 28 | St. Lonis...!June 18 New York....May 30 | New York....June 20 Red Star Line. NEW YORK—ANTWERP—PARIS. Bvery Wednesday at 12 noon. *Friesland. May 9 Westernland..May 23 jay 16 Kensington...May 30 ‘hampton. . 1306 Fst. _n.w. ‘W. MOSS, Agent, at Sanders & Stayman’ we CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Webster Law building, 605 D st. n.w., Washing- ton, D, ©. Residence,’No. 8 Mount Vernon Flats, New York nd nw. eel PARIS —- MARLBOROUGH PARLORS—LONDON Eleven-ten G; branch, Lafayette 8q. Theater. Facial culture, manicuring. hairdressing experts. Spectaligt from N. ¥. Imperial Hal Regenerator. ap23-12t? ~ UNDERTAKERS. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-class and on the most Reasonable terms. Ielephone call 340. ja7-10tr IN WASHINGTON. Ne: Piano, Violin, Man.,Guitar, ELOCUTION. q = Weak voices strength- O lessons, $10 f Werk voices strength ing. Address or call 1127 wth, Dey or evening. SUMMER RATES. apll-23t*-4 Get rea for ition by fall. SHORTHAND Soe eee ition for civ. serv. ex'm’ps. All the common branches taught. 92 I a.w. aply-26t*,4 Mandoiin, Guitar & Banjo Correctly tanght by Miss GERTRUDE E. BUCK- INGHAM. Studio, 1522 6tb st. n.w. ap13-19t-4 Chevy Chase. Frersh and English School for Girls. Washington. French the langu: Mule. L. M. my22-1y FRENCH TAUGHT IN A SHORT TIME; PRO- Bounced well, spoken. read, understood. Classes forming for new term. School on car lines. Mile. PRUD" iM ap5-26r B, STH AND K. . Day and night sesstons. $5 $5—__Preparation—- #5 $5. US OFFICE EXAMINATION, mh28-78t the house. French, | German, Spanish, etc. BERLITZ Ability in conversing acquired ms at use RD. Principal. rof. A. GONARD. incipnl. SCHOOL, rain SOS, dg | LEARN YOUR SHORTHAND OF E LATE OF- FICIAL COURT STENOGRAPHER, the incipal of Tanner's Shorthard Chere. cor. F Davand = night sessions; open 3 Catalogues. mis et Educate fcr a Situation. A conaon oF Girl service examination te cacy to pass if you take ou: course of preparation. We teach shorthand, typewriting and dookkeeping and race all our graduates in positions, Call and see WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, mhi2-tf Bil East Cap. st. ST. ROSE'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. Dressmaking, wnderwear and children’s suite. A Dew department bre been opened, in which ladies and young girls will be taught’ cutting, Atting and all kinds of sewing. Wor particulars apply to the SCHOCL, 2023 G st. nw. no22. MISS BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND RUSINESS COLLEGE, : 1227 12th st. o.w. Pantls prepared for Examinattons. ansatt Pe a POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT « ‘Census. POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE, STEAMER POTOMAC On and after Sunday, De er 24, 1809, the steamer Potomac will leave 7th street whart eve ‘Thursday at 4 p.m. for Baltimore and riv ings. All river freight must be prepaid. Raltimore freight solicited. Accommodations for passengers stric STEPHENS© IY first-class. & BRO, Agen’ ‘Telephone 74! E. 8. RANDAL Steamer HARRY View wharf Sunday: 7 am., land and all wharv Returning on and on Fri 'S POTOMAC RIV RANDALL will leave River Tuesdass and Thurelays at at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point as far down as Lower . ROUTE, GLYMONT, MD., and intermediate laniin, The new stea FSTELLE RANDALL, daily, except Sunday, bout 3 p.m. Passenger accoumoditions first-class. Freight re- celyed until the hou E £0. QO. CARPIN M. REARDO) s MER WAK KR POTOMAC RIVER LANDIN m, D.C. Gth xt. Ferry Wharf), ain. for intermediate landings to Co” Bushwood, Rock Pt., Colton's, Nom- veli’s, Leonardtown, Howard rs. Wednesdays, 7 a.m.. for intern landings to Colonial Beach, Bust: . Colton’s, Leonardtown, ‘Abell’s, Nomini Coan and Yeocomico rivers. tunday, 7 a.m., for intermediate landings to nlonial Keach, Bushwood, Rock Point, Colton’s, int Creek See schedule In effect August 21, 1899, aulG-istf — C. RIDLEY, General Manager. FRAUD: CASES. Result of Criminal Prosecutions by the Government. William Bohn of Chicago was disbarred from further practice before the several bureaus of the Interior Department April 24 for having in his official capacity as a notary public post-dated certain quarterly pension vouchers in viviation of section 4746, R. S. U. S., as amended by the act of July 7, 1898, and on account of whieh he pleaded guilty to an indictment in the United States district court for the north> ern district of Illinois. John F. Hale of Hot Springs, Ark., was disbarred from further practice before the Interior Department April 24 for having filed in support of his own claim for pen- sion a declaration for pension. purporting to have been executed by himself and wit- nesses before Josephine F. Hale, his wife, a notary public, whereas Mrs. Hale was not a notary public; also for having pre- sented for payment vouchers for pension purporting to have been executed before Mrs. Hale and Thomas Fox, notaries pub- lic, when he knew that they were no such officials. Hale was convicted of violation of the pension laws and has been sentenced to three years in the Leavenworth peniten- Uary and fined $100. Joseph Fingleton of Brooklyn, N. Y.. was disbarred from further practice before the Department of the Interior April 26 upon evidence that he had been guilty of post dating certain quarterly pension vouche: in violation of an act of Congress approved Juiy 7, 1898, of which offense he was con- victed in the United States district court for the eastern district of New York. Moses C. Whitehurst, alias William H. Whitehurst. of Martin, Tenn., has been convicted of filing a false and fraudulent claim for pension and been sentenced to one year’s imprisonment. George Taylor of New Orleans, La., has been convicted of demanding and receiving an illegal fee. S. Jerome Smith, pension attorney of Mur- freesboro’", Tenn., has been convicted of demanding and recetving illegal fees in three pension claims and sentenced to one year and one day imprisonment and io pay a fine of $250. Charles H. Bell of McCain's, Tenn., has been convicted of demanding and receiving illegal fees in a pension cldim, and has been sentenced to pay a fine of $30 and to make restitution. Mary Gaines of Nashville, Tenn.. has been convicted of conspiracy and forgery in a pension claim, and been sentenced to sixteen months’ imprisonment and to pay a fine of $1,000. Mary Brown, now White, of Nashville. Tenn., has been convicted of conspiracy and forgery in a pension claim, and has been sentenced to one year and ten days’ imprisonment and to pay a fine of $1,000. Charles Gaines of Nashville, Tenn., has been convicted of conspiracy and forgery in a pension claim, and sentence not pro- nounced on account of age. Daniel Lewis of Higginsport, Ohio, has been convicted of perjury and filing a false affidavit in his own claim, and been sentenced to eight months’ imprisoment. Joseph Drake of Higginsport Ohio, has been convicted of perjury in connection with a pension claim, and has been ser tenced to sixty days’ imprisonment. Hannah Fulton of Nashville, Tenn., has been convicted of filing a false and fraudu- lent claim for pension, and has been sen- tenced to one year and five days’ imprison- ment and to pay a fine of $1,000. Sarah Johnson of Nashville, Tenn., has been convicted of filing a false and fraudu- lent claim for pension, and has been sen- tenced to two years’ imprisonment. << NATIONAL STANDARD BUREAU. Hearing Before the Committee on Coinage, Weights and Measures. Secretary Gage and a number of officials and scientists, including Dr. McMutrie, president of the American Association of Chemists; Dr. Kennelly of the American Electrical Engineers’ Association; Captain Sigsbee, chief of the naval bureau of infor- mation, and Prof. Stratton of Chicago Uni- versity were before the House committee on coinage, weights and measures yesterday to advocate the establishment of a national standard bureau for the purpose of testing scientific and other instruments of pre- cision. The committee voted favorably on the measure and agreed to offer it as an amendment to the sundry civil appropria- tion blll. The bureau will involve an ex- penditure of about $200,000, and an an- nual outlay of $35,000. —<—<—<—<$—__-.—___ To Bay the Jefferson Davis Home. The state convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy, which met in Opelika, Ala., voted to buy the old Jefferson Davis home at Montgomery, the white house of the confederacy. Mrs. John A. Kirkpat- rick of Montgomery was elected president. arte of | Lord of this city. ALONG THE RIVER FRONT CONTRACT FOR THE BUILDING oF SIX SAND scows. Wharf Being Rebuilt—Re- pairs to Police Boat—Per- sonal Mention. The Alexandria Marine Railway and Shipbuilding Company has a contract to build six large sand scows for Mr. John B. They are each to be SO feet long, 14 feet wide and are to have a depth of five feet. The bottom timbers for the first of the scows are already in position, and as the order is a hurry one the work on it will be pushed. The entire fleet will be completed and turned over to Mr. Lord by the middle of August. The scows will be used to transport building sand from the down-river digging grounds to Washington. Contractor Banks has nearly completed the rebuilding of the old Inland wharf at the foot of 7th street for the government ‘The work being done now is only te porary, as it is understod the plans of t engineer corps officers call for a very elab- erate structure when the general improve- ent of the river front takes place. The outer end of the old wharf has been cut off about twenty feet and rebuilt, new ples have been driven and it has been made a T- shaped structure, with the broad ena out into the stream, giving a good berth for not more than two vessels. Before it can be used, however, considerable dredging Will have to be done, as the straightening of the wharf has made the water in front of it very shoul. When the harbor po'ice boat Vigilant was placed on the ways at Bennett's yard Tues- day it was found that her rudder stock was in a worse condition than {t was thought to be. So badly is it split on both sides that an entire new rudder will have to be built and put in place before the boat can xo into service again. This will take three or f days. It is thought by the harbor offic: that the damage to the rudder w while the boat was backing in the i winter. Falling Off in Receipts. There has been a great falling off in the arrivals of shad and herring at the fietr w f in the past few days, and as a c sequence prices continue high. The deal- ers all say they will go higher. Since yes- terday but 40,000 herring and only 500 shad ave been received. Herring today are Ing at $2 per thousand, and roe shad at $16 to $18 per hundred, and buck shad at 38.50 to $9 per hiindred. The receipts at the Alexandria fish wharf were 30,000 herring and 500 shad. Herring soll at the same prices as at this market, but shad were lower, bringing only $% to $12_per hundred. No oyster-laden vessels have arrived at the wharf for veral days. The canoe Madeap with 00 and a bugeye with 2,000 clams are the only arrivals at the oyster wharf since Tuesday. The body of Robert Rustin, colored, who s drowned by the sinking of the bugeye Hiawatha on Friday last, was recovered near Mt. Vernon. Mrs, Julia Dullin, his aunt, living at 1313 C street southeast, was notified of the finding of the body. Coming and Going of Veanein. The tug M. M. Devis left Wednesday night for the lower river to look for the ive- laden schooner Young Bros., reported in the mouth of the river, bound for Georgetown. The schooner Agnes, Capt. March, and the longboat Father and Son, Capt. Ken- drick, both loaded with cord wood for Car ter & Clark, have finished cargo discharg- ing and cleared for the lower river. The schooner Wm. H. Skinner, Capt. Har- rison, with a cargo of 1,000,000 shingles, from Jacksonville, Fla, for Johnson & Wimsatt, arrived up last night in tow of the tug M. M. Davis. The steamer E. Jas. Tull, Capt. Selecman, and the schooner Garrett, Capt. Whitmore, both loaded with lumber for Johnson & Wimsatt, are also in port. The steamer Lily and Howard, Capt. Sir- son, cleared from Alexandria yesierday evening, with a heavy cargo of miscella- neous freight for merchants on Aquia creek. The schooner Alice Carlyle has compicted the discharging of her cargo of lumber, oe for the Rappahannock to re- ‘The schooner Ellen Matilde is at the American Ice Company's wharf discharg!: @ cargo of silver sand from Tangier soun for Mr. Frank Evans. The schooner Addic, Capt. Jones, has ar- rived with pine wood for W. W. Riley. The schooner Emblem, Capt. Ruseell, came into port last night with a cargo of shingles for Frank Libbey & Co. H. L. Biscoe yesterday evening age | the pungies Quick Time, Capt. Howley. an: P. Smith, Capt. Bryan, both from Pope's creek, with cargoes of lumber. Dougherty’s seagoing tug, the James J. Brady, passed down the river Wednesday evening with a tow of four light coal barges bound for Philadelphia Several cargoes of broken stone for the riprap work about the Point Lookout light- heuse have been shipped from Georgetown recently. Repair Work—Persenal Mention. The schooner Lavinia Campbell is on the Kennebec river, loading a cargo of ice for this port. The revenue cutter Windem has sailed from Baltimore on a cruise on bay and river as far as this city. The heavy northwest wind of yesterday will greatly delay the arrival of vessels at this port, and the low tides will give cord ‘wood running vessels much trouble to get into shore to load. The schooners J. P. Robinson and Mary Francis have cleared trom Carter & Clark's for the lower river to reload. Vessels arriving up from the lower river report a heavy fog yesterday, lusting for several hours. During the fog the Weems line steamer Potomac went ashore on t flats below Sheridan's Point wherf and w: aground from about midnight until day- break. She was pulled off without damage by the Norfolk steamer Newport News. Mr. C. F. Sensner of the custom house has requested Harbormaster Sutton to lo out for a sloop, the Lennie, which w: stolen from Annapolis about a month ago. ‘commodore Sutton has instructed his off- cers to keep a lookout for the missing craft. The War Department's steam launch Pleasanton went out of commission this morning for about ten days, in order to be put in order for the summer. Her engines and boilers will be overhauled by Frosh & Murray, and Monday she will be haule: out for painting at Bennett's ship yard. Capt. Samuel English has sold the little side-wheel steamer Harry Loder of Alex- andria to Mr. R. Lee Mann! of Farming- ton, Md. The consideration not named. The Loder’s new owner will give her a thorough overhauling, and she will continue or her tri-weekly route between Alexandria, Fort Washington and landings on Piscat— away creek. Mr. W. F. Dickerson is having built at Bennett's ship yard a cradle to be at the Paris exposition for the purpose of launching his patent life boat, in exhibitions to be given on the Seine. ‘The three-masted schooner Bertha Dean has sailed from the Kennebec river with a cargo of 1,280 tons of tee for this port. She is expected to come in at the capes earty next week, unless detained by heavy head winds. The tug Mobler, belonging to Mr. E. G. Gummell, fs on the ways at the Alexandria shipyard to have her bottom scraped and paimted. She will be put overboard this’ evening. = The schooner Murray Vandiver finished discharging a cargo of lumber at Riley's wharf Wednesday and went to Alexandria to be hauled out on the railway for general repairs. When these are completed she will load burnt sulphur rock at the acid works for Norfolk. ‘The tug Juno, owned hy Mr. Park Agnew, is to have a new engine, and, after being thoroughly overhauled, will go into the towing business on the river. She has been out of commission for @ year or more. The new scow beinz built by the Alex- andria shipyard for Mr. James McCuen is nearly completed and will be Igunched some time next week. The Clyde line plier at the foot of N street is being put in thorough order for excur- sion pu: week by being struck by the crank, is idly recovering from his injuries and be able to resume his place in the room in a few days. “in Capt. Enoch Davis Le tar Aten im — vessel, at Alexandria, Wednesday. was taken ce the ——e best-known commanders on