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THE MOEN1N& TIMES, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1896.
BATE.IIO ADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION" CORK' It K- SIXTH AND B
STREETS.
In Effrct Jimuury O.J800.
X0.30 -A.. HI. PENNSYLVANIA LIM
ITED. ruiitttuu Sleeping, Dinhi:, Smok
ing, ami Oh.ervnison cars, Harnsburg
lo rhliJiEo, Cincinnati. imnanupoiis, St.
Louis, Uct eland, and Toledo. Uurfel
Parlor Car to HarrUburg.
10.30 .&. ii. . i-Afci iJNE Pullman
buim l titr v.r lo liurrisburg. Parlor
ami ln.mg ur HarriM.urg iu I'jtlfchurg.
3.40 X. JM. - HICAUO AftlJ feT.LOUiS
ICAl'lti-jo rullniai IJunci Parlor Car
xo HJJn-..trg. nei ping ami Dinmg Cars
Hurriri.ur;; u St. Luui, Cincinnati, Louis
ville, ana lldcngo.
7.10 . 11. "WESTERN EXPRESS.
l'uiiiiiaii . .v-,ing Car to chica.eo ami
Harnsburg n Cleveland. Uinmg Car lo
Chicago.
T.10 f. M. SOUTHWESTERN EX
i'li.i . . - H.maii ijiecimig ami Dining
Cars to St. Louis, ami bleeping Car Har
nsburg to Cincinnati.
10.40 JL-. J3rX. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Pullman .stepping Car to Pittsburg.
7,50 A. Jii. ior Kane, nuaiicaigua,
Loti-c . r -! Niagara Palls, uaily, ex
cept sJuaoay.
lO.ao A- 2il. TorEIniira and Rcnovo,
naiij, iXwi.i n.r.oay. 1 or i iiliainiorl,
daily, 3.4u p. m.
7.10 r- ct.-ui HJiamsport, Rochester,
l.uiiii.o. . i,x. Niagara ta.it, daily, extent
Katuruay. wnli Mcipitig tar t&.-iimgiun
to iujeiisioii Biluge, via liullalo.
10.40 if. 111., lor Lne, tananiraigua,
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls
dally. Mt'cplugc a r Washington iMEImira.
For l'lilludelptihi, New York uiid tlie
EuuL.
4.00 P. IB!:. "CONGRESSIONAL LIM
iiLi. aiy, all Parlor Cars, lyitii
Dimug Car rtom isutlmort. RegutSt at
7-ti.- iUu.uik Can, v.-'o. y.oo. lu.oo,
(Dining Car), and 11.00 (Dining
Car irom Wlinimgion) A. M. 12.45,
3.15, 4.20, G.40. 10.00 an.t
11.3a P. At. On nunday, .05 (Dining
Car), -uo.v.CO, 10.o. turning can.li.ou
4Dining tttt Irani Ytiimiuguin) A. M.,
12.i;. .i.io, -i.o, 6.40. lO.uo and 110 ,
1'. AI. 1-or l'l;ilaaililua onlv. Fast
Express, 7.00 A. AI. weekday. Express
i2.i."i wivk days, r.oi and 0.4O 1. AI.
daily. 1-or ixtcion without change,
7.00 -. M. week days and 3.15 P. AI.
daily. -
Tor iutimore. G.2."i, 7.00,7-20, 7.50, 0.00,
10.00, 10.30, 11.00. and 11.50 A.
At.. il.. i.iC, 1.U1, a. 15, "s.io, (4.00
LltlilUdl. -t.LO, 4-3G, 0.4U, COO, G.10.
7.10. lo.oo. iu.40. li.io, and ll.:iB
r. AI. On Sunday. 7.00, 7.20. y.oO, l.u0,
10.05, 10-30, 11.00 A. AI.. 12.10.
1.15. 2.01, 3.10. 3.40. 14.00 Limited).
4.1I0, 0.40, O 00. G.40. 7.10. lO.UO. 10.40
anil 1 1.35 i'. AL
For roit" b .ii-e; Line. 7.20 A. AL, and
4.30 1. AL, daily, except 5Ullday.
For Anna 1 ote, i.-u, Ji.OO A. AL. U.lo
iud 4.2ti 1'. AI. uaily, cxcejil Sunday.
Sunday!-, 0.00 A. AI. and 4.20 P. AI.
Atlantic toast Line, -l'londa Sia-cJ;.!"
.or Jaclonviileand 81. Auiuilut', 10.48
P. M. woeli d;iys. Exprub) Jur kicaiiHinil,
jKjiiiliiin -T.u.i..lir to:w L.1111, i.:so A. AL.
3.40 P. AI daily. kictiinoiid and At
lanta. b.40 i. xi. uaily. luumiouu only,
10.57 A. AI. week davs.
For OM I't-uii coimori with Parlor Car,
10.57 A. AI . week nays.-
Accoinniodatii) for tiuantico, 7.45 A. AI.
daisy, an 1 4.-5 P. AI. weekdays.
For .i,iXii,grw, -j.jU, 0...., ..10. S.-iO.
it.40. 10.0., 11.00 A. AI., 1-JS.O, 1:40,
3.20, - .:., . .U. G.o7. G.lo, t.V, In. til,
and 11.3. P. M. Ou Sunday at 4.ou,
..40. Wi - . AL, .40, G.IO, fe.U uiid
, 10.10 P. AI.
Ustvv As. -.jiSria for IVa&liingioii, G.00,
C.43. 7.0.7. a.oo, y.10, 10.10, 10.U&
A. AL. I.00, 2.10. 3.O0. j:j, 0.00, 0:30,
G.13, .".lit., ..0. y.10. 10.5, ai:d ll.Oft
-P. Al. On .-umiay at G.43, y.10. 10.2b
A. AL. .10, OJU, 7.00, 7.0, 0.10, and
ltl.Oi: p. in.
Ticket oflui's corner Fifteenth and G
irevii, aim ji me .-aation, sixth and 11
ttreett, where order can he lelt for the
checking or hHKase lo destination from
hotels and rcsiueuc.es.
S. AL 1'UEVOaT. J. E. WOOD,
uei;. Ak.iiger. Gen. Passenger AgenL
BALTIMORE
AND OH1
RAILROAD.
Schedule m effect Alarcli 10. 1896.
Leave W.isnington Irom station corner of
New Jersey r. venue and C siieel.
For Chicago and Northwest. Vcstlouled
Limited trams 11.30 a. ni., S:05it. m.
For Cincinnati. St. Louis, aud Indianap
olis. Vesnhulcd Limiled 3.40 p. 111., ex
press 12 10 night.
For rittshurg and Cleveland, express
daily 11-30 a. ni. and S:40 p. iu.
For Ljxington and Staunton. 11-30 a. iu.
For Wineiiester and way stations. h5. 80
p. 111.
For Luray. Natural Bridge, Roanoke,
Knoxville, I'tiaitanooga, Alcruphis, and
New Orleans, y 10 p. m. daily; bleepmg
cars tii rough.
Foi Luray. 3 40 p. ni. dally.
-IU 1.UUI,) , !! p. III. UUIIJ.
"or Dailiiuoie. week days, 5:00, G:30,
00. x7 lo. X7.30, x8:0u, 8:30, x&:30:
0.0u.xl2-00a.m.;xl2 05, 12:10, x3:00.
i-or jsauuuoie,
x7
xlO
3.20. X428, 4.32. x5:00. x5:10. x0:30:
5:30. xG.0, G 30, x8:00, 8:10, x9:20;
11:10. xll:00. p. m.; and xl2:01 night.
Sundays. x7 00.x7.10, & 30,x9:00,xlo:00
a. m.; xl.05. xl2:35, 1 00, x3:00, 3:20,
4:32. x0:00. xO 10, G:30, xb:00, x9.20:
11:15. xll 50, p. iu., xl2 01 night.
ForAuapoiis.7.10andS.30a.in.; 12 10
aud 4 3 p. 111. Sundays. 8.30 a. m., 4 32
p. 111.
For Frederick. a!'.00,ull:30 a. m.,el. 10.
b4:30. 00:30 p. m.
F.ir Jlagerslo wn. bll 30 a. in., and bO-30
p- iu.
For IJoyd and way points, weekdays, 9.00
a. 111.. J.30, O:20, 7 05 p. m. Suudajs,
y.-OO a. 111.. 1:10, 7:00 p. in.
For t'aitnershurg and way points, week
days. 7 00, 9:00 a. m., 12 00, 3:00, 4:30;
4.33. 0.30, 0.30. 7:00, 11:30 p. 111. Sun
days. y-00 a. 111., 1:10, 0 30, 7:05. 10 20
p. m.
For Washington Junction and way noints.
!:00 a.. 111.. cl;10 p. iu. Express trains 1
slopping a 1 principal -stations oaij.ojao,
b0:0 p. in.
ROYAL ISLLE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All Ira 11. s i!iiiminaud witti Piniscii light.
For Phiia.lcipiiia.New York. L0M011 and
the liist. h-k hijs, 7:00, i-:o0. HO 00 a.
in. Dining Can, 12:00. 3:00, (0 00 Dining
Carj,-:oup.iii. (12:oi night. SleejnugCar
open at lo: o o'clock 1. Sumlaja, (7:00
DiunigC;iri,(!:Oa.in.DiningCar),i 12:30
Dining rar,.3:00. I0:o0 Dining Carl, b.LO.
(12:01 niglii. Sleeping Car open for pab
bengers 10:00 p. in.)
Bullet l'nrlor Cars on all trains.
For AtljniifCiij, 10:00a. m., 12:00 noon.
Sundays, 12:30 p. 111.
" bExeepi Sunday. aDaily. cSuudayonly.
xExprchi (nun.
Baggage called for aud checked from ho
telsimii n-i,.-nw by Union Tniiisier Com
pany, on orders left at ticket oirices, Gl'J
I'cnnsvivania avenue northwest, New Y'ork
avenueand Filteenth otreet.nnd at depou
WAI. B. GREENE. CH AS. O. SCULL.
Gen. Alanager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Southern Railway.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
(Schedule 111 effect Jan. G, 189G.)
All trains arrive hnd leave at Pennsylva
nia passenger station.
ba. m.- Daily.locatforDanvilleconnects
al AIn missus lor Strasburg, daily, except.
Sunday, and at Lynchburg tvitti the Nor
folk .ind WVsUtii. daily, an J with the Ches
apeake and Ohio, daily tor the Natural
Bridge and Clifton Fore.
11:10a. in.- Daily, Uie UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers, New iorkand Washington to Jackson
ville, uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper Jor Augusta, also Pullman Sleeper
New Vork to New Orleans, via Montgomery,
conneciing at Ailaut.i With Pullmau Sleep
er.srorlhroiingliaiii.AlempiiisaudSt . Louis
4:01 p. 111. Local for FroutJtoval, River'
ton ana i.asimrg. daily, except .-suiioay.
4:01 p.ic. -Daily.loealforCharlottosvilic.
lo:0. p. in Daily, NEW YORK AND
FLORIDA SHORT LINE LIMITED, Pull
mar. Co:i.partm!i; and Observation sleeping
curs New l'ork to m Aiigusline. Pullman
drsiw.-ig room sleepers New York to Tan 1111
and Augusta . Vcstibuled day ccicli Wash
ington 10 Si. August me, and Dining Car
Salisbury to St . Augustine
10:43 p. m. Daily. WASHINGTON AND
SOUTH WESTERN VESTIBULED, LIM
ITED. composed of Pullman vestibuled
sleepers, dining cars and day coaches.
Pullmau sleepers. New York to AMieville
anu not springs, N. C.,and New York to
Memphis, A'ia Birmingham; New York to
New urie-aiis, via Atlanta mid Mom gomerv.
Vcstibiited day coach. Washington to
Atlanta. Soulhorn Railway dining car,
Greensboro to Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON A"ND
OHIO DIVISION leave Washington 9:01 a
m daily aud 4 10 p. iu. daily, except Sun
day, and ..20 p. m.Smdaj'sonly.for Round
Hill, 4:32 p in. daily,. except Sunday, lor
Leesburg. and 6 23 p. m. dally for Herndon.
Returning, arrive at Washington S:2Ga. m.
and 3:00 p. in. daily, rrom Round Hill and
7:0G a. in. daily, except Sunday, from Ilern
doo, and 8.34 a. in. daily, exccpuSunday,
from Leesburg.
Through trams from the South arrive at
Washington G:42a. m., 9:40 a .m., 2:20 p.
ni., and 9:40 p. m.. daily.Manassas divis
I03. 10:00 a. iu., daily, except Suudaj. and
6.40 a. m., daily, rronrCharloltesvllie.
Tickets, sleeping car ri'servatlon andJn
fornialionfurnlshedatorrices. 011 and 1300
l'fcimsyivam.i avenue and at Pennsylvania
Raihoad Passenger Station.
W. H.GH KEN , G n. .Ku pt . s
J. M. CCLP. Traffic Mutineer.
AV. A. TrilK, Gen. Puss. Aent
L.S. IIBOW.N.Gen.Agt.riiKs. Deot.
Auction Sales
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-Hy
vlrlfte or a writ of fieri facias issued
out or the clerk's office of Hie Supreme
Court or !he District or Coiiunh.a.aml to me
directed, I will oircr at puWicsale. lor cash,
In rrum of the- courthouse, door. Wauliing
ton, D. C. on TPESDAY, April 28, A. 1.
18y, at 1 1 o'cioo-k u. 111., the following de-seriln-d
real estate, lo wn: All or Ellanore
A. H. Alncruder's and George C. V . M.v
.grader's iiuerf.r in lot 1C ol j antes Cruich
ctfs Ruhdivision or lots in Miuare 750, aa
per piat reeorued in liner 15, foi.o 51. one of
tiin uini! n'MiuXi ni nit surveyor's office of
the District 01 Column a. seized ai.d levied
uiKin as iheptopertyofsiiid Ellanore A. H.
Iklaprudcr. and sold io allsry rvt'cuiion No.
30058, in favor of Geo. A. Amies.
ALBERT A. WILSON,
U. is. Alnrshal.
DUNC ANSON HROS., Aueiiunecrs.
mh2S-lu,sat-ils .
IMIOI'OSAIJ
'i'STcs a.nj-i :! uc l.i.viug mocks
1-rupus.iis will he received hy the
unilerMKUi il lor the whole or any part 01
3&0,(.0u second-hand granite ojcck.s irotn
a siret-t railway track 111 Aust.mt,Uin, D.
C '1 m ti.oeKs are of ,00a sti.ipe, ami in
good toiiuii:oii. aad n.ti at ill ion v-uvo to
the square janl. Address E. SAXTON,
Street Ky. Contractor, ofiivc, Central
Power Station; yard, 123 U st- n.;
telephone 1040. "Washington, D .C.
mh20-Mleni
PROPOSALS FOR MIBCELLA
NEULM sul't'LIES FOR THE 10bl
OFFiCE DKl'AK'l.MENT Posiotfice I't
partineiiU, Wiislihigion. D. C. Alarch 2o.
iMiti. Sealed propo.,;. will he received at
this Department until Tnurs.tay, the m renin
day of May, ia96, at 2 o'clock p. in., at
which tune and place they will heoiieiied in
the presence or didders or their nuuiow.'-d
ugenis or attorneys, roroolng the necisa re
painting in tlie Department, and Tor furnish
ing such coal, woou, iee. out pets. ctinin,
coitou cloth ifor map mounting), soap,
closet paper, dusters, corn broom, and
forage, a. mar lie ordcron during (lie fiscal
year beginning July 1, 1&9G, and ending
June 3l, 1&97. bids are also invited lor
the purchase of Hit waste pajier from the
Department; and old Jute rrom the Alail
Equipment Division, as well afor washing
towels. Blanks ror proposals, with speci
fications giving uetailea statement 01 the
reqiilreiiiciiis to be met in icspcet to each
arueje, an 1 also the estimated quant ily
probably to lie required of each, aim giving
rullnisiniclionnasto the manner of bidding
and the conditions to he observed by bidder's,
will be furnished on application to the Dis
bursing Clerk and Superintendent, Post
office Depart meiir, Washington, D. C. The
Postmaster Genera! reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids, to waive technical de
leel.s, it ill to accept any part of any bin and
reject the other part. WAI. L. W11.SON,
Pom master General. apl-ltw-H
PROPOSALS FOR ANNUAL .SUP
PLIES tuts. THE UNITED STATES
AIAR1NE CyitFS Headquarters bulled
Stab's -Ma ran- Corps, Quartermaster s of
fice. Washington, l). t.. April I. 1690.
Sealed pinpoints in diijiueale. will! be re
ceived at tins ollite uiiin l oviotk 111.
011 the lLUi day ol Afa next, lor tin lush
ing ItilioiLs, Fuel, 1-or.tge and 1-iundry
Aork lo Hit Limed buti-j Ai. trine Corps,
at one or more of the loi owing stations,
rrom Juij 1 , 1MIG, to June 3u, 1V.17, mz.:
Portsmouth, N. IL. Charlestuwu, .Mass.,
Coa.sters ll.trboi isiaim, R. 1., LrooKivn,
N. Y., Philadelphia aud League Island,
Pa.. Aiiu.tpoiis. AM., Wiishiiigiou. I C,
NorioiU, a.. Port Icoj.il, s. C. Alure
Island, Cal., and Sitka, Alaska. Sealed
proposals will also t.e recened at this
oll.te uaiil 1 Of-iotk m.011 the same day,
for luriiishing suiphcs, loitsisting ol Com,
Kersey,. Flannels, Blankets, Hthn.-t.s, AIill
tary Stores. Ihooum. iirusnes, etc.. to be
delivered at the olfiee of the Assistant
Qunrteimasicrs, Philadelphia, Pa., or Wash
ington, I). C. Sealed proiHisals will al.so
be received at this olfiee iiulii IU o'clock
m. on the same daj , lor liiriiislung .sia
tionery , to be delierei to the Assistant
Quartermaster, United Stales -Murine Corps.
Washington, D. C. Sealed proiiosuis iu
duplicate will also be received at unnoillcc
until 1J o'clock m. 011 ihe .-ante da , lor
furnishing the quantities of Ice M..11" maj
be rispjired durmg the riseal jear eniuiig
June 30, 1897. at the lonowing named
places, to be delivered daily (Sumiays aud
holidays excepted 1: llfadquarters Alarine
Corps, 70 pounds; Marine Barracks. Wash
ington, D.C.. 100 pounds, and .Marine Bar
racks, Navy Yard, Washington, D.C., 100
pounds. All supplies to he delivered at
the places named free of expense to the
United Slates. Specifications, blauk lorm.s
of proposals, and all information can be
obtained upon application at any or the
stations named above, or at the office of
the Quartermaster, Washington. D. C, and
at the Assistant Quartermaster's olfiee,
1100 South Braid street, Philadelphia,
Pa. This office reserves the right to
reject any and all bids, and 10 waive de
fects, and bids from nianuiacturers of, or
regular dealers in supplies only will be
considered. Bide accepted and contracts
awarded subject to an appropriation by
congrets to meet the txpen.-e. Proposals
may be made for one or more ailie.es
deliverable at one or more stations, and
will be considered separate ly forcach article
and place or delivery. They should be
indorsed, Fioposais for Rations, Fuel,
Forage, Laundry Work or Supplies." as
the case may be, and addressed 10 .MAJOR
11. B. LOWRY, Quartermaster United Stales
Alarine Corps, Washington, D. C.
up 1,4,8, 11
PROPOSALS FOR LAYING CE
AlENT A.n -GRANITO" OR "TER
RA7.ZO" FLOORING IN THE NATIONAL
AIUSEL'M. Smithsonian Institution, Wash
ington City. April 1, lfc9G. Sealed pro
posals will be received until 1 2 in.. We ines
day, April 1 0, 1890. at which hour they will
be opened m the office of the Chief Cleik,
Naiioual Museum, for laying 3,0o0 square
feet, more or less, of Grauito" or Ter
razzo" flooring, and 1,000 square feet,
more or less, or Cement rioormg in the Uni
ted States National Museum, specif icat urns
for which and a sample of me style de
sired may be seen and all partichlars ob
tained at the office or the Chief Clerk.
A certified cheek, made hi lavor of the
Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution,
tion for a sum not less than 0 per centum of
the amount of the proposal must accom
pany each bid. 111c right is reserved to re
ject any or all bids, or lo waive any defect
or informality in any bid, should it be
deemed to the mteiest of the government to
do f,o.
Proposal should be addressed to the
National Museum, and marked, "Propos
als for laying "grunuo and Cement floor
ing." S.P. LANG LEY.
ap2.4.G.9.11 Secretary.
HFSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE -urocery store doing easli
business; cause lor selling, must give
all attention to wholesale business. E. II.
GORDON. 917 E st. nw. ap4-2t
A f-ober. reliable man wdl invest SC00
and sen ices in some established busi
ness. Address H. AL W., this office.
apl-3t
FOR SALE- Oucor the finest equipped
dining-rooms in the city; first class
in all its appointments: receipts S40 to
ioti per day and inereasing: best location;
will sell low and give satisfactory reasons
for selling. T0WS0N & JONES, 010 10th
st. nw. ap3-3t
FOR SALE-Best paying grocery store
in uw,; stock, fixtures and license of
first-class saloon: centrally located and
doing good business; also a number of small
stores, restaurants, lunch counters, cigar
stores, etc. T. 0. ANDERSON & CO.'S
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 911 G St. nw.
mr29-7t
BOARDING.
THE RANDOLPH. 221 and 223
E. Cnpittii st.; a lirst-class boarding
house; good -rooms; .table and service.
mrO-lmo
STEAMSniP LINES.
A Iha Oems of the Troulw. &
CThe new Artl-powereaS.
y steel steamers or theXfc
y WARD LINE sail as follows:
yjr Havana. Cuba, and Tampico.iy
Alex'co. every Wednesday and
Saturday, rrogreso. vera Cruz and Ales"
ican Ports every Saturday. Nassau. N. P
Santiago and Cienfuegos. every otlierTliurs-
day. These tours and their combinations
orfer unrivaled attractions. Steamers have
electric lights and bells, all imirovementa,
with nn muvxcelled cuisine. NaRsau has ihe
best hotel in the "West Indies, and coblo
. communication with tlie United
V States. Excursion tickets $G0s
A and ujiwards. Beautiful de- ?
X 6cnplive books FREE. Op
Jams r, WarJ &. Co . I1
& 118 Wall &t., New YorK.
AMERICAN LINE.
"New York Southampton (London-Paris)
TwiiLscrew U. S. Alail St eauiships.
Sailing every Wednesday,
St.Paul...Apr S. 10 am I Paris- .May 13, 10 am
INcw Y'K. Apr lS.10ain J St.Paul. May 20, lOaui
Paris. ..Apr 22, 10 ami New Y'k.Mny 27,10 am
St. Paul. Apr 29, If) am St Louis. JunS. 10 am
New Y'lr, Alay C, 10 am I Berlin.Sat .Tun-C.10 am
RED STARLINE.
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP,
NGORDL AND.. ..Wednesday. April 8. Noou
FRIESLAND... Wednesday; Apiii 15, 12 Noon
KENSINGTON... Wednesday, April 22. Nnon
WESTERNLAN1T, Wcdhefed.iy, Apr 29. Noon
Jiitern'HtioiiaTNavIgatioii Cninpany.
Piers 14 and J9 North River. Oflica C. Bow
HngGrtcnTlB. Y.
?E0. Wi AIOSS; Agent,
' - Sl'l Poiinfe. Atc
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
It O'. O. F. NOTICE ThechcYallera
or Grand and Potomac Cantousare re
quesLeJl to be present at I. O.O.F.hall,
ou 7th st. nw., iu mil uniform 'at 1:30
sharp. Saturday, April A, t attend the fun
eral or our lute deceased chevalier, A J.
Donaldson. By order or Cupt. C. H.Cauip
bell. H
NOTICE The public is hereby jioliried
that, through a mitundersUindlng, the
deal between Carl Auerbach, nw. corner
7lh and H sts-, and Garner & Co.., whereby
C. Auerbach was lo occupy blcrciie. corner
7lh and II sis. uw., has Lcen declared orr
by mutual consent, and the said panics
will icmaiti at their present stores re
spectively. Signed, C. AUERBAC1T. 00
7tb n. "vv. , 2.P2".3t
tliU ixJUW A.IV A rewaru 01 -u
is oirered lor the arrest and con vie.
tiyii, or information leading to the arrest
ami conviction, or any person lound im
oroperly 111 posM-h-ion ol any lantenw,
iarpa.mns. pic-cs. bars, axes, luimmers.
liand axes saws, shovels, barrows, tem
porary track rails, switches or fiogs. or
oilier too::;. Implements or appliances, or
property or material of any kind used iu
Hie business i.f the uudersiKiied. For
marks of idciitlfictitloii. .etc... address E.
SAXTc'N. street railway contractor. Or
rice. Central power station: yard, 123 G
st. no., telephone. 1010, Washington, D. C.
tJlil.ii!lJi,lll2L5iJJi
THE annual election or directors ror
i nc Washington Safe Deposit Com
pany will be held on the 24th -day Of
April. A. D., 1890. SAM CROSS. Sec
retary ma 20-1 mo
lOU 11ENT ItOOMS.
FOR RENT Out large furnished room,
satiable ror 1 or 2 gentlemen; and also
I hail loom, yuiel; terms reasonable. GIG
I si. nw. apl-3t
FOR RENT Newly-fur. hall room:
2u noor; large closet; halls all newly
carpeted; no chilnren. 823 ad sLnw. It
FOllKlSNT- Unluriiislied stcond story
1 looms; heat gas, and bath; would sep
arate' housekeeping permitted. 709 bth s' .
n w. apt- 3 1
KOil RENT - bcauiirui light rooms,
luriusueti: second Ucor; reasonable; gen
Uenienoiily. 1111 H st. nw. It
t'OK IvIiil'J'X' .Met'o itil'lilshed rooms,
second noor; also unfurnished, with
bo.'irv. .hi omciiit-.i.i-cs; reasonable raics.
120 C st. ne. ai4-3t
FOjtt jttii.NT Dniuruished, Oil ,ni st.
nw., 3 beautiful rooms ou first and
fouitu Ucors, newlj paprred and painted.
liiquireai ..03 !. st. 01 at house, ou utollcs-
ilay. 1 lie 8th. apl-2t
FOR RENT-Large pleasant rooms,
uiui good ' irgmia board, 94 per Wiek.
1310 lOtn st. nw. lt
FOR isJilWi - tiiiiuiiiisi.ed rooms ifr
genticmiu; second floor. 2000 lllh st.
nw.. at g4 and SO each. It
I'OKitiii'l 4 uiiiur. rooms ou 2d
1.001. with bath; single or en suite;
$5 t.'icn, housekeeping permuted. 1248
9ili st. n w. It-em
FOR RENT 4 very pleasant rooms,
nml.uiie 101 iwhl hou.seketpiiig;Mimiiier
ratc-ft. Apply lo9 lSnh st. iiw.ap8-3i-em
FOR RENT Two iur. rooms, suitable
tor ugiii 1 ousekcepihg, with htal and
gas. 1 id 1) .st. nw ap3-3t-.m
3b OR RlilNT 4iB tiHt.nw., light bouse-
Kiepuig,.! i.ewlj -papered, unrur.od and
- th lioor looms; .14.00; wunout gas, 5.1 .00
less; a p:. -31-1111
U OR REIsT " niitiir. rooms; ad f.oor,
1111.11. iiiim ; $8 )er mouth 111 t an
fornia st. ne. ap3-3t-eni
FOR RENT 033 N. J. ave. nw.. 3
iur. toonis, weekly or monthly, .tulle
men only. ap3-iu
FOR RENT-4 unlurnished 2d-l.'oor
rooms; also dining-room and kitchen
in basement. 2dl N st. nw. Appl lo
Resident Physician Homeopathic Uo-it.u,
2d and N sts. nw. np3-Ht
HORRENT At G14 G sL 11 v., fur.
ioora with bath, gas and heat. ap3-3t
FOR RENT 2uiifur.ioom.sOn2i.ilo. r;
with privilege of housekeeping or meals
served 111 apartments. 1114 11th st.nw.
upaWH
FOR RENT 200 A bt. bt., 2 looms;
the euuie d floor, fur. or unfur.
ap3-3t
FOR RENT- 2 communicating second
.sior rooms, front and back; suitable for
light housekeeping; good location, reason
able rent. 4G0Hstnw. ap3-3l
FOR RENT Bay window front rooms;
r-uitt-s with private bath; fur. or utilur.
103 2d st. uw. ap3-3t
FOR SENT 1 iintur. rooms, id lii.or;
gas, bain, hot and cold water: suitable
Jor housekeeping; rent cheap. 013 N st.
nw. ' ap2-3t
FOR RENT Pleasant fiir. rooms; heat
and gas, ?0; near Capitol, Library and
two lines ears. 307 A st. se. ap2-7t
FOR RENT Rooms and boardf 1341
Q st.; two nicely Iur. rooms, single or
en suite, second story front and back, with
first-class table board; private family;
terms very moderate. apl-3t.em
FOR RENT-2unrur. rront rooms, heat
gas and oath. 410 2d si .ne. n p2-3t
FOR RENT" First-rlassboardandgood
moms, s.j.1, a month. 720 8th st. lie.
ap2-14t
FOR RENT Three unfiir rooms ror
housekeeping. 1412 9th st. nw.
apl -3t.em
FOR RENT-4 unrur. rooms; suitable
lor j. smalt families; newly papered;
water and gas. Apply B. B. CHASE,
Umbrella Aiaker, llin si., opposite Star
office. mli31-7t
WANTED- KOOA13.
WANTED-Tkh ladies wish two 1.11-
iiiriiisotd rooms, convenient to G. P.
0.-. reiereiicts exchanged; terms must be
low. L. AL, this ol'lice. lt
"WANTED Two iur. rooms ror light
noiist h.ei ping; suburlis prelerred.
ROO.MS. this 01 rice. lt.em
WaNTJSD By quiet, young eoiipieT
two or tiiree rooms m Alexandria, Va..
suitable for light housekeeping. Address,
slating lowest terms and location, Z. T.,
this oiiice. ap3-3 1
W NTED Room; about $7.00; 111 a
private family owning a piano, that I
canii8e TENOR, this of f lce.j ap3-3t
WANTED-:! unfur. rooms; 2d llco;
ught housekeeping; for mau and wife;
state price. Address J. K., 821 3d st.
nw. ap2-3(
FOB EXCHANGE.
WANTED To exchange. a very de
snabie well-iinproved farm of 330
acres. 111 Virginia, ror a house in Wash
ington, or suburbs; the farm is convenient
to two railroads; churches, schools, etc.
Address PRINCE EDWARD, this: office. -
ap3-4t
FOR EXCHANGE-Beautiful resi
dence at Takonia Park, JJ. C, unin
cumbered; on steam cars and trolley; large
grounds; line shade; in exchange for house
nw. ; will assume some incumbrance or
pay difference. Address TAKOMA. this
office. ap2-3t
FOR EXCHANGE-A niceO-room
house in the best part of sw.,- in ex
change for a good lot m the se. Apply at
422 2d st. sw. mh28-7tera
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily by all interc&ted-as
changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails lor the week ending April
4th wiiiclosetpromptlyin all cases' at this
office as follows
Mails for South and Central America, West
Indies, Etc.
SATURDAY At G:20 a. m., for-Newfoundland,
per steamer from llalirax.
MailB for Newfoundland, by rail to Hali
fax, and thence by steamer, close at, this of
fice dally at 0:20 a.m. Alaila forMiquelou,
by rail to Boston , and thence by steamer,
close at tliis, orfice daily tit 6:20 a. in.
Alails for Cuba close at this otfice daily at
2:00 p. m., for forwarding by steamers
sailing (Mondays and Thursdays) from Port
Tampa, Fia. Alails lor Mexico, overland,
unless specially addressed for despatch by
steamer, close at this orfice daily at 9:30
a. m.
Trans-Pacific Mails.
Mails for Hawaii, per s. s. Australia (from
San Francisco), close here daily up to April
1 at 6:00 p. in. Mails for China and Japan,
per s. s. Coptic (from Sail Francisco), close
here daily up to April 2d at 6:00 p. m.
Mails for China and japan, per s. s. Hankow
(from Tacoma), close here daily up to April
12th at 6:00 p. m. Mails for China and
Japan, (specially addressed only), per s.
3. Empress of Japan (from Vancouver),
close here daily up lo April 13th at 6:00
p. m. Mails for Australia (except West
Australia), Hawaii and Fiji Islands, per
s. s. Miowern (rrom Vancouver), eio-e here
daily after March 28th and up to April
23d at G:30 p. in. Mails for the Society
Islands, per ihip City of Papelti (from San
Francisco), close here daily up to April
24th at 0:00 p. in. Mails for Australia (ex
cept those for West Australia, which are
forwarded via Europe), New Zealand,
Hawaii, Fiji and Sainoan Islands, per s. b.
Mariposa (Irom San Francisco), close here
daily up lo April 25tu at G:00 p. m.
Trans-Pacific mails are forwarded to
port of sailiug dally and the schedule of
closing is arranged on Uie presumption or
their uninterrupted overland trausii..
Registered mail closes I p.mrsaineday. J
jAAiiia r. wil.ijcx 1, 1'ostmaster.
PouoMce Washington, D. C, March
"28. .1896.
PERSON AL.S.
MRS. ZOLIjER business and test
luidluiu. nzn c.ttu st, t.w. ap4-2t
STICJJfcC FAST FOLKS." Pastor
E. Utz bwcm ueserlbc-s tonday night.
It
SPXRITtJALlSar Mrs. Alabsett,
pi-isoiial anu buaiiiess medium; hours
10 to 6. 461 U st. nw. It
MME. FRANCIS, Card reader and
meiiiiuirr uie gnen from cradle to
grave; 25 and 50 cents. 324 East Cap-
1 tol st. Hours. O'ln 9. . ap3-7 c
A hmd orfice busiiie.vs? Why shouldn't
we when we sell such elegant custom
suits and overcoJLs, a triiie" worn, at
prices it -will do you good 10 contemplate.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, CIS) D St. nw.
mr31-7t
BlSSTlOc. LUNCH i" city at
A10NK.-S, 1 L st.nw. mr31-7t,em
LADIES' uining parlor crounected with
uie Evans dining-room is now again
thrown open art cr being renovated; meais
served iu the best maimer at reasonable
prices; 26 cents , lb; ceius, 10 1 cuts and
special orders. 023and 924 F st. nw.
mr3 1 -14t-em u
SO UEhTS lOTVVSiNew credit sys
tem; nice euMuiiitu, Smyrna rugs, por
tieres, table liiicuvc'f'Kb, siierware, ban
quet lamps, blankets, quilts, decorated
dinner and loiitt si'rs, itaciiers' Bibles,
etc. Send postn); will bung samples.
NORTH EST UicEllIU' HOUSK, 1210 H
lie.; open till 9 p. in. mhO-lmo
-t-ROF. CLAY'. Clairvoyant, tells your
disftosiiion. munitions, hopes, leurs,
wishes, love nriaijrs.tbusines.- deals, lost or
stolen property; c:aib.eb speed marriages;
brings separated tige,lher; removes spells,
cvu inilueuees; tens every ti.iiig ior 50c.;
hours, 10 to 9; ojlen ijunoay. 489 H St.,
bet. 4 1-2 and 6UiiSb.sw. mhlO-lm-em
HALEE. TrutiiWdium, tells life from
eradie lo grw;'uiso business aud
loveaiiairs; lost oi'iioltn pn iierty; rric-nds
and enemies, and how lo avoid trouble;
removes evil inilueuees; gives good luck,
etc.; 20 and 00 ceuts; hours, 9"to 9. 929
H fit, nw. niliSjOLaio
XR. TAYLOR. HOC F st. nw., makes
full sets r teeth Tor SB; satisfaction
guarantedd; teotn extracted without pain;
gold lining, $1; amalgam. 00c. se4-lf
LADIES necdiiig confidential treat
men r. A safe aud sure roller in all
female trouble, constipation, irregulari
ties, tumor, cancer, opium Labit, Hstuia,
elc. Separate looms lor patients bciore
and during coiiiiueuunt, ami imd homes
lor mrants if required. Strictly confiden
tial. MRS. DR. RENNER. 10 Fourth st.
ne.. near E. Capiloi ht., wtsl.uiL,toiv D. C.
je3-tf
J. T. WALKBRSONS.-"'! loth st.
nw., carpet lining, felt, lire buck, and
clay . uMifsion. puiiita, orusnes. Hint , t ement,
1 wo and three-pi rcoliug material. ap21-tr
SCIENTIFIC PALMISTRY
"All. hie Science.' Uiwiigwuiiderfid results.
Kiom 10 to '. 737 loth st. uirCT-Zw
KOlt SALE 31 I8CELLANEOUS.
FOR SAL33-Cheap, an t.cgaul plat,
1 onivipniiri feed siore wagon, call euriy
iTyou wish a bargain. 1' iA'.. . uLUU.N'l,
-1 7ll St. SW; ll
FOR SALiS-L'liwiu to quick btiyerT
hJ K.v.s.-iy, iiinit.uKi prutLsion store;
cor. ituu .01.1 x sis., gooa rea-on lor sell
ing, inquire 1G05N. j ave. apl-2t
FOR SALE--;urniT meat and pro
.iou 1,1.., s.. titap; koou leaio.is
rorjseiiiug. MA u Is ointv. 11
FOR SALE-l-irsi-ciai-s iTittttou afa
SjiCi.ili 1 . iJl lSlh bt.JiW. It
X'JjA iAuj 1 ..i i-i,.w t-i.c up; iuii
suiau ior i.ies.iit owner. ' l: K. cap.st.
ap4-3t
if .. aXjs.- -several sceoiiii-i.i.uu tug-
gies, in good order. 723 E. Cap. st.
apl-3t
FOR SjjfVLii: -tfood latiiiiy horse; gen
i.i.uo.... .... wn. re; ,-..;. Gas 1. ip.,
bet. 0th and Gth. ap-l-3t
FOit ia.iij1 .tfiiiim e to save 5.40; "sft
wnen, fcuod as uvw; high grade; 21
pounds; ti...ij. lit cash, .mi.u.s-. v.it)0D
llll.Nt. 1 Ul..tl'. this office. ap4-at
l'OJtC "jAbd i-.siaoiisiifd narror rcsil-
Miuif, uUMii s, iiiciiiddig an necessary
appa rams; lormuiae and piactiral nisirtie
tn,.s, great i argalii. lllAaiO.M) MikkUB
CO.. 722 H tn e 1 1
FOR HJi-iXl ..preiiy.nnitcpuotiieoog.
cad an ttdli st. ii w. ap4-3t
POK SAiiK-i'ui; typ and : pupsr$)
iun urn, o lor tne 3. 'ilo Tin st.se.
It -em
FOR SALE
11 st . ne.
-Nice baby carriage. 324
, ap3-3t-em
FOR SALE-Three-year-old gelding;
line saouier, 1( 1-- hands lilgli; sounu;
clieap. At J. J. GAVIN'S Staotes, J.3u7e
itnt.jiw. ap3-:it
WANTED-T.o ,sell an interest lii'T
li.-neiit ioi soiu, g,rouud down on the
Potomac River. AtlurcssS. it., thisofliee.
ap3-7j 'J
FOR SALENtition store, counter,
sneiving, suoWfases, organ, stove. 1G00
UlUi st. nw. ai3-;it
FOR S ALE-tanaTT 1 ee.s; 1.0 colonies,
in 11-11 iii.mc Liing,stroth hives, at irom
$0 to &7 per loictii1? l-Al'ETTE JOHN-
SON. 214 E st. n. ' apa -4t
FOR SALE-'Light t cliverj wagoti
ciitap. ive.ir'of-'433 N. Y. ave. nw.
ap3-2t u -
FOR S A.LE-Bitrroom . in a good lo
tauiv, neeuse1 ghalraiiiet'd; price mod
erate. Address R. rp ., this oincc.
ap2-2t-em , -
FOR SALE-0"'1 Jump-seat Surrey,
exceuein toiidliiun-,$G5. Address-Room
8. 612F suiiw. , ap2-3l.em
FOR SALE-Two weeks longer, tiiree
cabinet 1'iiotographs rr 00 eents.
FLNN. l'.'lt 1 Up, st.nw. np2-3t-eni
FOR SALE-Ueoigta ami Virginia pine
lumoer; one hoisting tngine. NEW
CORCORAN CALLER!' OF ART.
ap2-3t-em
FOR SALS- Five or ten gallonsofmilk
iail;gne rererente. M. BRICKERD.
Gleundaie, Aid. ap2-2t-cm
FOR SALE-Fox
marked ami bred.
terrier puns
well
3220 0 bt. nw.
ap2-3t
FOR S ALE Re. board organ, $10.
ir35 0tti st. nw. ap2-3t
FOR SALE 2 copper soda fountains,
holding about 21 gais. each: ust tinned
and as good as new; eh closed in iron
frame;. To be seen at A. BERGER'S store,
1108 E st. uw. ap2-3t
FOR SALE News btand and cigar
store nxiures for sale, cheap. Apply
W. AlORRIS, Hotel Vendoine, 3d and Pa.
ave. ap2-7t
FOR SALE Cheap, a. cart suitable
for hauling coal or dirt. Apply before
10 a. m. at No 040 2 lib st. nw.
ap2-3t
FOR SALE-Oak bar fixtures and iee
box; 1 large sare. Apply W. B this
office. ai2-3t
FOR SALE-CHEAP HOUSES AND
Lu'io-i lai C si. ne., 5 rooms, $1,400;
103 N st.se., 6 rooms, $70; 107 Quander
st. fie., 0 mis., $650; E st. se.. 0 mis.,
$5)00. JOHN P.' DUN0I10E, 308 East
Capitol st. apL-Stem
FOR SALE Runabout buggy, shafts,
Biewstcr pole, and double set hamess,
all nearly new. Address BUGGY, thisoffice.
apl-3t,em
FOR SALE Cheap, an I. X. L
wind
mill, 111 perfect oroer; can be seen at
3219 Brjghtwood ave. mh31-4t-em
FOR SALE-Stylish square piano as
owner is about to xemovafrom the city;
will sacririce for $70; easy payments; also
a large, gentle horse; only $50. 1841
14th st. mr31-5t
FOR SALE Stock and fixtures in
grocery; good trade in fruits; good
laundry business. Call at 1133 11th st.nw.
mr3l-7t
FOR SALE-A Brewster buggy Tvitii
rubber tires for sale; can be -seen at
Tally Ho Stables,. 9th and O streets nw.,
where lull particulars will be lurnished.
mr21-tf i
FOR SALE Twenty-five or thirty
case, names for composing room; a
number of type cases. Address FRAMES,
this office. mrl2-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT A Variety
of carnages,- buggies, wagons and
horses: several obs on storage that we are
ordcredtosell. 927 D st.nw. mr7-lmo
FOB SALE HOUSES.
FOR SALE -To settle estate, will sell
No. 126 11th st. se. at a sacriiice; 3
storv, 9-room" press brick, with cellar; lot
18x121; coal and chicken shed and grapes;
a great bargain; litne mouey required.
OWNER. 126 lLtft db se. np4-3t
FOR SALE-pBftick house, 1336 Sth st.
nw.; & rooms and.bath; furnace: cellar;
range; excellent location- lot 1G 2-3x66.
R.F". RIEGEL.71U Orbr W. F.NASH, 000
Center Alarket. d- . ap3-3t-em
FOR S ALE ilotXfcc in Brooktanfl, $2,
200; T.GtU feel grouud. Address
HOUSE, thlsoffico. a ?.n?:3t
FOR SALE Lirigdonj-A new 6 -room
frame house; must be sold. SURBAN,
this office. apl-et
FOR SALE-HSildsome cottage at
Langdon, D. C.fsacriflced; on monthly
paymeut8. C. A.iB-Jthte office. mr31-6t
FOR SALE Pretly 6-room and bath,
bay-window bjick; large concrete cel
lar; cost 3,250; jwihsell lor. $2,250; as
sume trust ot $l,,Q0ipay $100 cash, aud
S300 iu monthly instalments-.and you may
haye If.look alittdaay.1 JOHN'F.PARET.
1A11 G st. & ' inr29-t
FOn KENT ROUSES.
FOR RENT-New frame houses; Ivy
City; corner Cupital und Central aves.;
G rooms; papered; water In kitchen; hail;
yard. For keys. E, R. JACKSON. McGlil
Building. 608 Q st. a np4-3t
FOR RENT Lnrge rour-room frame
house; three blocks from street car
lines: 50 per month. It. D. RUFFIN. 024
10th st., cor. F . apl-3t-em
FOR RENT 27 F st. nw., store and
uweoiug; eight rooms and stable. T.
BROSSNAN, Cor. N. J. ave. and G st. nw.
up2-Ct
FOR RENT Only $0.50; 0-rm. frame,
with l'oiomue water, on Turner- st.
np. Apply to AUG. H. WIENEKE, 1502
Turner st., uear BJadenshurg road ne.
mhl4-lmo
FOR RENT At Brookland, 7-roono
frame cottage, with modern improve
ments; 2 snuartK from electric ears. In
quire I. S. HOLLIDUE, care Saks &. Co.,
city. mhl2-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
$5,000 S
IN CASH FREE. Tiie Kis-ilc
tium Co. w going to gie
way me atio.e amoiint to
their patron, nn Novumber 3 occurs the
Pre.suennai election, aiiu you arc invited to
guess what will be the popular vote of the
successful cauuhiatc. 1'ne nearest guess
secures iirt pn.t or $500, and there will
be a iiumoer or liantiaome. smaller jiries.
Ask your dealer Tor explanatory circular.
ap4-tt
BANJO, guitar, mandolin taught; thor
ough music lessons, Ode., 7&c.: concerts
attended to. PROF. R. BRAIlSFoRD.
731 11 th st. nw. ap.-.it
MEALS served at residenci'S. S1G per
iiioutu. V. X.. this ol'lice. It
$100 rewanl for a case of dyspepsia cr
.. oigtsliou that cannot be 1 ured with
Crump's Tonic or Fruit and Spices. En
dorsed by the lollowmg: AL M. Parker,
ex-Senator Charles t . Manderson. W. C.
Tildeii, M. D. Ph. D.: Capt. N.J. Guenther,
Charles Deltz, J. il. Uammoud, D. W. Glas
sle, Charles G. Simons, L. S. iiiown, J. R.
Kemp, and many others. Delivered to any
prlor Ihe city. Drop a postal. CRUMP
AIFG. CO., G03 F St. nw.
, Jcfi-Stw.tu.th.sa
CAHPETS AND HTTGS CLEANED
Colors restored; terms rea.son.-inle: satis
faction guaranteed. W. D. A1UNDA Y, G30
G st. nw. ap3-3t
TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT.
WE STOP ALL I.E vKS FREE
and chargu only for painting; uork guarnn
teed. NAT. RUBBElt kuoFPAIM' CO.
1023 8th st.nw.
"W. D. GLENN- watchmaker and
jeweler. 01 40- nth st. nw., has moved
to 421; Just across the street. apl-3t
LESSONS in oil painting aud elocution
oy two of the best artists m Washing
ton; 30c ier lessou. Address ARTIST,
tills otfice. apl-3t
J". O. RTJSSEL. teacher of guitar. 730
via si. 11 s., inter 4 p. ni. mr3l-7t
B. B. CEASE AND CO.- 411 11th
si.. oi4rfMikc oiai oiiue. cover and re
pair umbrellas; the only place In the city
wnere 'ii inn gel a line juiaMii cmcieu.
lined aiiiimauetooroer. nest ui.rkati'.t nodis
appaiutmeuis. iur31-7t
MRS. 3ML". TV. ECARRINCTON
riis.ii jnabie an..":iiiiKiiic, iaiesi mnics;
perfect fit.7ij2tthi. nw. maL0-7t
RXD your iou.se of bedbugs, roachcs.aiits,
neas .inn ttieu by using ermuuie; ci n-
taiusiiogasohhe, beuziut. ordtadl i.cii-ontt.
Others i.ii . ermuuie never! For sale by
C.C.Bryan. 1413N. "i.ate. nw.
N. W. Burviieil, lS'iO F ct. 11 w.
John 11. Alagruder. 112i Conn. ate. nw.
John s. tibxel. 1014 7th st.nw.. and all
reliable grocers. u.h8-7t-eni
200.000 rolls or wallpaper; all grades;
Miiiesaic and retail; looms ami nouses
papered at lowest prices. 7o3 9th st. nw.
iurl9-lin
SPRINGMANN'S Express Office.
iu. .--. j. st. ii.; hauuiig of all de
scriptiuiis; iron safes, boilers and ma
Viiinery placed in fKibition; genenil btoragc
iu seihirate bpaces; funiiture. pianos aud
all kinds of goods packed for shipment;
telephone No. -03. mrO-lmo
PIANOS moved by experienced men.
. CUL.LMB1A TRANSFER CO.. 323
4 1-2 st.nw. Phone 10G6. feblG-JT
FURNITURE moved: largest 2-liorsc
load in the city. Sf2.00; experienced
handlers. C0LUA1B1A TRANSFER CO..
323 4 1-2 st. nw. 'Phone 156G. felG-tf
TV ANTED AIISCELLAXEOU?.
W r- NTED Second-hand linen, such as
towels, sheets, blankets, etc.; state
price, etc.: also second-hand Pullman uni-
L.r'i- l(L(,i?:55yEN--Uls orfice. It
WANTED- Graphoplione;statefulli)ar-
luiiiais; must be cnt'ap and in good
ordei. URAPII0P1I0NE. this office. It
WANTED A gentleman's second-hand
bpaioiug oicvele; state c;isli price. Ad
dress K. S. B . UiN office. It
WANTED Every lady in Washington
lui-Aiiuiiiii: tlie world'scliainpion French
tailor svstem at our academy. l'ROF.AND
AIME.U UNDBLAGK.927 Est. nv.a p4-3t
W NTED 0 gal. tee i-rcam freezer;
most bt cheap; in good order. Address
CASH, this ofi ice. np3-2t-tm
W.A NTED- Icecream cabinet; In good
order, im.st be cheap. Address blTR-
R0 W8 , j hib of nee. aIrt-em
WANTED-A barber chair; must ie
cheap. Address CHAIR, this orfice.
It, em
WANTED- Light delivery wagon aud
horse. Address G. F. K., this office.
ap3-3t
WaNTED-To buy good bay horse,
medium height, G or b years old; sound
and gentle; also light wagon 8 Teet long,
with top; cash will be pant, must be reaon
ahle price. Adi Iress this orfice. a p3 -3 1
WANTED-To buy one 30 or 40-quart
ice cream freezer. 1900 7th st. nw.
up2-3tem
WANTED Medium sized sofa: must
ne cheap. Address P. M. C, Box 043,
city postotiice. ap2-3t
W NTED-- I'ool tables.
B., tins orfice.
Apply W.
ap2-3t
XV j NTED Persons having spring
painting to do will Hnd it to their
interest to call on or address the reliable,
established painter, JAMES A. GLENN,
404 Mass. ave. nw. ma29-lDt
TV v NTED The "KIs-AIe" Gum Co.
"is going to give away $3,000 in cash;
ask your ocaler for circular. ma29-7t
-vv NTED Private pupils; 40 cents
"per hour. WOOD'S COAIMERCIAL
COLLEG 10.31 lE.Capllolst. mhlir-lm-em
'W NTED Ladiesto havcthcirclresses
made for $0.00, at Madam Hyatt's.
90S New l'ork ave., perfect lit. Agent
Baughmnn'sadjustablcuresssystem, $0,00.
ma21-lmo
W NTED Cut this out and get 1,000
"neat business cards printed; only 51.
B.L.HAYS, 1221 AI st. ne. inhu-lm-em
LOST.
LOST-The person who took the um
brella rrom National Theater, Wednes
day evening, will leave the same at 628
Peim. ave. and receive liberal reward. MRS.
JASPER, I. H. BECKWITH. It
LOST Black leather pocket-book, con
taining money and pn iters Valuable
to.owner only. Return to AIKS. K. G. AIc
CONCUIE. 1217 9th st. nw and receive
liberal reward. It
LOST Saturday morning, Alarch 2L,
in a G st. herdic, a gold watch. Re
ward and no questions asked ir returned
to Mrs. SAUNDERS. 2109 F st.nw. It-em
LOST On Thursday, a. m., bull terrier;
black spot on his back and nlnct ears;
answers to name ot Judge. Liberal reward
if returned to C. BLAND PAYNE, corner
17th and D sts. nw. ap3-3t
LOST Dog; $2 reward for small brown
ana tan dog, G months old; leather collar;
s-mail bare spot on side- Return to G20 K
st. 'ne. ap2-3tem
LOST Male greyhound (mouse color);
tail curls on back: nickel collar. Re
ward, if returned to 12G D st. nw.
ap"2-3t
LOST $0,000 in . cash free
k'n.MR" Gum Co. Save
'-$
by the
Kis-Me'
"Kis-Mc"
ma29-7t
wrappers
FOB SALE T.OTS.
FOR SALE -A sacrifice; two lots,
17x90, on 11th st. se., 100 feet from
Lincoln Park: paved street; water, gas,
and seyver; only- $1.10 per foot; adjoining
lot held at $2.20 per foot. OWNER, 120
11th st. se. . , ap4-3t -
FOUND.
FOUND-April 1, in Washington, D. C,
a purse, containing money. Owner can
get the baiue by calling on Jl L. BURNS.
Washington Grove. Md. It
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Summer Law Lectures
UNIVERSITY OF TIBaiMA.
'ap4-13t-eod R. C. MINOR, Secretary:
RELF WANTED-MAL1B
WANTiiD-An experienced clothing
stocic ooy, capable of waiting on cus
tomers. Apnly at HECHT'8, 516 7th St.,
this morning. It
W N'XViO A boy (white) to do chorea
abuiii a icsiaurant; not over 18 years of
uftc. aiiu Li ni . m. .
It
WANTED- A good coloredbarber.1000
0111 si. 11 W. It
W ANTED- Agentstvanted; big money.
DUiij.iili s rdunuiig Pell Co., lbOb 10 ill
st.nw.. R W. TOWNS END. It
WANTED-First-class barber.
SI. lie.
201 H
It
WANTED Co.omi barber. Saturday
omy. Uli Kst. 11 w. 11
-1
WANTED-White boy under 18 years
.i. ;i. .11 .earn the ciectiieal business;
rererente-s us to honesty icquired. Address
"ELECTRICAL." tills educe. It
"VV. . NTjdO -fiHwavi colored barber
ror buiuroay; must be hustier. 40 1 ti
st. ne. It-era
WANTED A rirst-ciats mc-at cutter
ana giueery clerk; thoroughly expe
rtenee.i; r i. rc-tjutreo. Anuria u..viCr.itY
CLEkK. ihl oirice. njiff-SLeni
W.-.NTlfl-A mun wno uucerstancU
baking ami Ice cream making and to
make hunseir generally utoiui; one who
is willing 10 ivoik ior u colt.reu lirtn. Ap
ply after 4 p. m., DELAiu KuONt 1-., lhoO
7lh st. n w. apl-3t-em
11 ELI' WANTED FEAI ALE.
WS-JN'X'iiD Aii assistant cashier, must
tunc uuu cxpeneiicc. Apply Hits cveu-
jngat uoi.i.t.Ntih.iiu!s, bio 7111st; it
WANTED-CiKik and general house
,.. ii,.,, .wo in luiimy; uo wash; ilJ.
614 loin si.inv. lt
WANTED-Ciiok, $10; cliaulbenuaid,
s'i-, i,..uui s uuise, so; iuuy's ma'tu,
2U. UH liitn st.nw. It
W j.s'jcau .cut- and capable servant
iur general housework in small raindy;
wliite gir prcierred. Call wan reierenees,
IS towa c-ircie it
WANTUiD-A girlior iighthouework;
li.usi. pup Highly. ' li U St. UV. It
WANTED-Lttly lor our musical de-
i.mi.... 11,. one uot tow youug pie-
ferred; city ref. required. Appiy. 10 a. m.,
offices G and 7, 037 F Bt. uw., upstairs.
It
WANTED-Experienced salesladies
wanio: .0 hen ludic garments. Ap
ply with ref. LACiLE MAabFALTUKiNiJ
CO., lizv 7thst. uw. lt-em
WANTfifl-A good, steady wulte girl,
tit-rmaii or Ireu preierred, for general
housework and to assist iu cooking.
Call at. 72G N. J. ave. nw. ap3-3t,em
"Wj., NTED Experienced, attractive
young woman to attend kOsIu louutaiu.
Appiy bjN AlAnCuL, jl-i-316 7ui ot.
ap3-3t
V a NTBO -White girl over IB years
of age as cierk in puAioriiee; city ref.
Call at Good Hope Postornee, t. C.
ap--3t
WANTED Immediate.-, white eham
t.cini.ou who wni aiso wan at table;
refs. required. 1737 RiggS place.
ap2-3r
WAN TED General house work.- r;small
laimiy; at once; bring rela.; donotcome
unless you warn to worn. yliFia.ave.aw.
,ap2-3t
WANTED-A joungfady with knowl-
etifec 01 xi-'iisioii cuiib, typewriter
preferred; eaur $4 per week to begin.
Address, stating age, C.LAIA1S, tins onice-
ap2-3t
W NTED A woinuh took 111 leTtau
rant; only tho.-e with rt'eiaurant ex
jicrifiKt i.eei. ..ppiv; :i.,ie wr.-rc .-t tm
pIoed. Addit.-s REM'ALiCAN'l. this
oflite. apl-3t-em
W.NTED-2 gins, orphans, for iijJit
nou . wi.iiv.gc (Hihen.t'bat.n Kind treat
ment will Le given. .n:uie--s HOAIE. this
oflice. apl-3l-em
HELP
WANTED- ALVLE AND
FEMALE.
W ANTED - Cooks, nu res. e hamber-
ma.t:, general housewor:ers. tjoys;
Aionday moriimg. 420llth st. nw. it
STICK FAST FOLKS, described
ooiiuu iiir.ii. oy Pastor i.nezS wem. It
W. NTIl) -vjuii, cuaitiireritu.(i. 'ril
boys, general houseworhers. dntcrs
and help of aa kuid, white and voloreit
NATIONAL Lall-L.UlAtENT AuENCl.012
10th st. nw. ap3-2t
SITUATIONSJWANTED-MALE
WANTED A thorough accountant and
n.iiKMliff desires an engagement for
afternoons and evenings. Address "AC-
COUNTA NT." this office. ap4-2t
WANTED A youth or seventeen wisn
c an upcuing with reliable firm, or
business man. unexceptional reitrenees.
A. G-. this office. It
W-. NTiSD- By respectable colored wo
man, p.ace as cook; good rers. Ad-
dreRs 1727 13th st. uw. 1 t-em
WANTED-l'oung niaa desires" situa
tion ou elevator or helper iu jewelry
store; can rur. reis. Address C. K. AL,
this office. ap2-3t
WANTED-A young man with Hrst
ciass rets., would like a place in
a wholesale house, or would drive light
wagon. Address Box 50, this office.
apl-3t-em
WANTED-Expwt bookkeeper and
stenogrgpher desires permanent posi
tion; highest references. Address II. R. A.,
this olitct. mh31-0t-em
WANTED By an experienced meat
cuiier, position in store or market;
good ref. Aduress MEAT CUTTER, this
office. mh30-4l-em
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE-
WANTED Sewintrin families. Call or
auuress i j AIISS JOHNSON, southeast
corner :i-d am' O sts. nw. It
WAKTED-An expert youug lady type
writer, wno -writes rapidly irom dicta
tion, desires position; best refs. given. Ad
dress TYPEWRITEST, this orfitt.
ap2-3t,em
WANTED-By a colored girl, aged 13,
a place a chambermaid or plain cook;
good refs. Address 1013 U st. nw.
np2-3t
WAKTED-WashiuR todo by day ornt
nome. Call 430 G 1-2 st.sw.
apl-3t,em
"WANTED Copying or clerical work
or any kind by middle-aged lady with
unexceptionable rets.; small salary. Ad
dress RAPID WRITER, this ofrice.
mh2ff-7t,ein
WANTED AGENTS.
WANTED-Responsible clculer tnay
make good terms for tlie agency of
tlie Aleteor bicycle in Washington; high
grade, and is not equaletl in beauty.
METEOR CYCLE CO., 297 Wabash ave.,
Chicago. ap2-3t,em
TV ANTED HOUSES.
W AN TED To rrtit or buy house with
lnrge lot m suburb or country, near Wash
ington; must be cheap and In walking dis
tance to cars. Address THAD." this or
fice. It
WA NTED Quiet couple would rent
small house with responsible party.
A. P.. thisoffice. ap3-3t
WANTED BO ABDEB5.
V NTiifl A Tew .boarders and rQom
"ers who know when in tin right pew;
where its pleasure to please. 71t 6th. nw.
lt-em -
FIRST-class board and "good rooms;
islG ;i month. 720 8th st. ne.
- np3-2w-era
"vv j.rsxj!iiJ Hoarders wanted; eom
fortable home;-$4 per week. 636 H
st. sw. ap2-3t
yV ANTED 1 or 2 gentlemen to board;
pleasantly fur. 2d story room; small
family; reasonable terms, loob lungmaa
place nw.
ap2-3t
MONEY WAITED AND TO LOAN.
MONEY to loan in large" or small"
amounts on approved collateral. We
take Stocks. Bouds, Trusts. Building and
Loan Association Shares, Syudictite Cer
tificates. Life Insurance Policies in old
line companies. Warehouse Receipt-, etc.
ir you wish to reserve your bank credit;
ir you deem it unwise or unprovable to
ask a friend to indorse;If you have' no bank
account: ir lira hurry, call onus. No de
lay. YERKES & BAKER, 40 to 4G Metz
erott Building, 1110 F St.. , ,
MONEY TO LOAN Large sums
at 0 and 5 1-2 per cent on D. C. real
estate; $200, $G00t $700. etc.. at G per
cent; alL transactions conducted with eco
nomical consideration for borrowers. WM.
H. SAUNDERS CO ..1407Fst.nw.mr8
MONEY to loan at 0 and G per cent on
District or Columbia realty; no delay ir
security is satisfactory.
WALTER H. ACKER, 70414th nw.
Jy31-tf .
FOR 1ENT-PESK "ROOM.
FOR RlfilsT JUt'sk' room Terms mod
erate: central locdtiod; with elevator,
steam heat, electric light and water. Ad
dress J. ,S.. this -office. lt-em
, FOI" rREyTSITBU,RB AN .
FOR RENT sTakoraa. Park.--v.flat of
a. rooiTia .! ": hlRn I-rvm hnis. S7.
I -Attdresa J. J. S., 620 21st st. nw. api-3t
AMUSEMENTS.
ICE PALACE
COSVESnON HALL.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
OF THE SEASON'S
RATING
Every afternoon at 2 o'clock. Every even
ing (except Monday and Tuesday), at 7:SJ
o'clock Special morning cas03 Irom 10 un
til 1 i,'c.o!t daily.
AD.1II.tSIO, 23 CENTS.
rw-
SPECIAL!
Wednesday Evening, April 8th..
GRUND MASKED CUSKH' '
BENEFIT OF THK
WasWflgloa Mowmenl Fond ol
T&3 fioi2 Ior iQSnralilsi
ADML5SION .73 Cfnrt
Kt-Xf-rTediieata 8LOO
Bozpn, coutalniug G at S10.00
The Event of the Skating: Season. .
Saturday from 9 to 13 A. 31. Children ua.
der 16. TEN CENTS.
A LLEN'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
WEEK OF 3IARCH 30
Matinee Saturday
S A I
a
id
eBffl OF ffAB
By GEN. FELIX AGNUS,
aud AI. Louisa jl alloy.
Next
Week.
THE JIINRICHS GRAND OTERA
CO. KEI'EUTOIKK.
monday j LBS HOGUEKOTS
TCKhDAV NIGHT I DillQ?
and SAT. AIATINEE. lAUDI
CWALLKRIA
WEDNESDAY UUSTICANA
and PAGGLIACCI
THURSDAY MI8H0H
friday j WILLIAM TfcLL
SATURDAY j IL 1R0YAIQRE
NEW TTATIOUAL THEATER.
AFTKKNOOK AT . EVKXIXO AT 8.
NINTH ANNUAL TOL It O? AIR-
E. H.SOTHERN
Under -Mar.agcm nt of Daniel FrohmanJ
In Daniel I rot roan's Greatest Succesa
THE PRISONER
OF ZEN DA.
Prices 52.00. SL50, SLOO, 3)c, 25c
EXTRA-NEXT WEEK.
JULIA MARLOWE-TABER
AND
ROBERT TABER.
Mondar Nieht ROMEO AND JULTET.
Tueda"r Night.SHESTOOPSTO I ONO.UER
Wednesday Niht .THE HUNCHBACK
Thur-day Night AS YOU LIKEIT
Friday Nighr.KINGHENRYTHE FOURTH
Saturday AIatineeTHE LAD OF LYONS
Saturday Night .TWELFTH NIGHT
Seats Now Selling:. Regular Prices.
ACADEAI1 Price 25, CO, 75e and SLOO.
Wed. and Sat Mats. 25 and 50c reserved.
Mat Today-25 and 50c.
HIS ABSENT BOY
The Compaxv Frederic Bond. Frank Tan
nehil . jr., Alax Fismar, Charles Harbury. Is
abclle Coe. Katherine Gray. Harriet Sterling;
Louis.t Eldridge. Miss Wiliard and others.
W?el 1 JOSEPH HART in "A GAY OLD BOY."
Lafayetia Square
OPERA rAbsoluteljT
UOCaK. LFiruProofJ
Aiessrs. C B. JEFFERSON. KLAW & F.R
LANGER have the honor to announce taa
appearance ot AII&
ADA REHAN
and Air. ADGCSTIN DALY'S Company.
AIAT1NEK TODAY AT 2
COUNTESS GUCKI.
TONIGHT AT S
TAMING OF THE SHREW.
SPECIAL.
THE SALE OF SEATS FOB
ROB ROY,
to be given week of Apr.l 6 by tha
Whitney Opera Company,
IS NOW OPEN. REGULAR. PRICES.
METZEROTT HALL.
STODDARD .y
LECTURES TRiSi
THE
MEW
TONIGHT AT S
Last Time of the
Nsw Lecture Od
(CONSTAN
TINOPLE April 6. 7. S NAPOLEON.
Reserved Seats. 75c. and 51. at Aleteerott's.
ADAIISBI0N50C.
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.
All This W-::k. THE FAMOUS
RENT2-SANTLEY
Novelty and Burlesque
COMPANT.
Up to data and better than ever.
.83- LIVING PICTURES Sa
NEXT WEEK Irwin Bros.' BIG SHOW
yjLJliE O-IESEIE
AND
IBnSTJ-O CHiTTjBS-
concert Tjniyersalist cimrch,
Comer Ktb and Lst..n.w.. AIONITAY,
APRIL C, at 3-15 p. ta.
PATRONESSES.
Airs. Henry B. Brown, Mrs. W. J.Boardman,
Air?. Wm. H. Claget, Mrs. John Dalzell.
Airs. Geortze Fraser, Mrs. E. Af.GaHan
det. Airs. John Hay. Airs. Arnold Hague.
Airs. Anna O.Hunt. Airs. N. S. Lincoln,
Airs. David R. McKTee. Airs. G. W. Mc
Lanahan. Mrs. James AIcAIilhin. Airs.
George Shiras. Mrs. George Peabdy Wet
lr.ore. Air?. W. C. Whitteinorc, Mrs. E.
O. Wolcotc
Soats now on sale at Aletzerott's Music Store-,
1110 F street.
ELKS'
Sacred Concert
Sunday Evening April 5, . ..
NEW NATIONAL THEATER,
BENEFIT OF CHARITY FUND.
BRILLIANT ARTISTS.
PrIces,S1.0P, 75c, 50c and 25c.
No extra charge fur. reserved satto. ap3-2t
COLUMBIA ACADEMY. SB
or Washington. Cyclinj taujcht on a l"i.CC0
ft. floor. Conrpetent Instrnctors. Charges
small. Alusic every Teninj. 22d and. P
streets. J: Hart Brittain, Mer. Taka F street
cars.

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