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TREATY SENT TOEiLP
Draft of the Venezuelan Conven
tion Left Ilere Saturday.
BOUNDARY INCIDENT ENDED
JjoiA Salisbury's Final Instructions,
to the BiitiBli AuilMis-ndor Are
IJxpeeted "Within Ten Mays Plaei'
of Tribunal's fleeting: Tet to lie
Determined.
TJie completed draft ot tin Venezuelan
'treaty -went to Lord Salisbury by last
Saturday's mail, and His final liMra-.tlons
to the British ambassador are expected
-within a week or ten days. Thy only im
portant point still open is the place of
"" meeting of the tribunal. This will be left
to Sir Jehu Fauucefotc and Air. Andnide
to settle.
The last little point of difference in
the Anglo-American general arbitratoii
protocol has also been settled, and the
treaty will probably be ready to be tent
to the Senate in about two weeks.
The international incident of the Vene
zuelan boundary dispute is considered
tlosed as far as the United States is
- concerned, and all further negotiations
Tor its adjudication lie -wholly "with the
two parties to the controversy, Venezuela
und Great Britain.
This explanation comes from the State
Department, where it is further stated
that -with th acceptance of the Venezuelan
executive, three weeks ago, of the heads
lor the proposed treaty or arbitration, as
signed by Sir Julian Panncerote and Mr.
Diney, on November 12, the friendly in
lervenuon of the United States had been
completed.
The onlv additional acts of the United
States in the matter will be the publication
of the evidence and reportseollected by the
Venezuelan high commission and the even
tual refeioncetothe United States Supreme
Court of the concurrent request of the two
countries for the appointment or two ju
rists a r. members of the tribunal as provid id
by the treaty.
As the Venezuelan congress, which must
pass upon this treaty, has boon called to
meet in extra session on February 1 in
gtead of waiting until its constitutional
meeting day, February 20, it was pre
sumed, as they have done, it appears, that
llr Andrade and the British ambassador
would complete the details of the conven
tion directly in order that it may reach
Caracas witliiu a month.
Aleetlnu of Diplomats.
Senor Andrade mot Sir Julian Pauncefote
nttlieUrn.sli Embassy yesterday afternoon
tod discussed the few remaining details re
lating to the tieaty.
The Venezuelan governmentis very deslr-
-f ous thai h citizen of tliat country should
be placed on the board of ai nitration, and
It is' "well known that Senor Andrade
cherishes the hope that this may be done,
though Jiis wishes are not likely to be
gratified It was the belief m Caracas that
this consideration -would not be shown to
Venezuela, and this formed the basis of
wmeof tiie opposition to its approval.
The treaty itself simply provides that two
justices of theUnlted States. Supreme Court
Mid two members ot the British supreme
court shall select the board, and that in
the event of their failure to agree King
Oscar, of Sweden, shall nominate the fifth
umpire.
The tim? and place of the mating haw
been Icfi a blank in the treaty, to be agreed
upon by Sir Jlulan and Senor Andrade
It may n stated that these meetings will
not be held either in Venezuela, the United
f States, or in British Territory. Neutral
ground, satisfactory to both countries, will
be selected, and it is not improbable that
- For a variety of reasons Paris or Brussells
may be chosen.
The Protocol.
It may be ten or twelve days before
the protocol will be signed. The treaty
provides that Sir Julian and Senor An
drade may sign for their respective gov
ernments, but Sir Julian cannot do this
until he receives his formal instructions
trom Great Britain, and it is understood
thai theM have not yet been mailed.
Senor Andrade, on the ether hand, is
said to have brought this authority with
him to Washington, but he will defer
acting until Sir Julian can act eo-joi.itly
with him.
Private letters, -wliifh arrived on the
steamer that brought Mr. Andrade to
this country, disprove the correctness of
thedispntch printed several weeks ago, that
when the Vrms of the treaty became Known
in arOHs great indignation existed
among the people, and that strong in
fluence, were excited to preent its
ratificaih n.
All tin- information is to the contrary.
It is staled in these letters that w'ule
Mr. Miehclniii, the fonncr minister to
England, objected particularly to the
fifty-year clause of the treaty, his pro
test "was, contained in a single letter
published in a Caracas newspaper.
It was immediately followed by a suc
cession of otter letters from former secre
taries of state, former Venezuelan minister.-,
at "Washington and Lonuon, and
oilier pioiuinent persons declaring that
the treaty was precisely what Venezuela
desired and -what she had asked Great
Britain a score of years ago to make-
it is argur" from this and from other
information which bas been current in
diplomatic circles for some weeks that
the t rente is acceptable to the Venezuelan
people generally, and it is not doubted
that it will be promptly signed by Senor
Andrade and Sir Julian Pauncefote, rop-
resentisig.rospectlvely, Venezuela and Great
Britain.
At noon yesterday Secretary Gluey drove
to the British embassy and had a long
4 conference with Sir Julian, picsumibly
-witli reference to the treaty.
SUMMOXED TO COURT.
Receiver Fries to Appear Ri'forc
.Indue Siiiiouton at YTUminirtoii.
Winston, X. C, Dec 28. Judge Simon
ton, f the United States encuit court, has
notified Mr. J. W. Fries, receiver of the
Xorth State Improvement Company and his
attorneys, Watson and Tlaxton, of this city.
to appear before hint in Wilmington on
January 1 4 next, ivlieii he will is.sue a de
cree regarding the sale o" the Cape Fear
and YttdUin Valley Railroad.
It is understood that the Judge's order
-will be fr a fale of the road as a whole,
and not by sections, as some of the inter
ested parlies asked for.
VAX ('OUT FOR POSTMASTER.
Gibbs J-cft for Canton to File
the
Application.
Xew York, Dec. 2&. Coi nelius Van Colt,
who was postmasterof this city under Presi
dent Harrison, is a candidate for the place
and has been indorsed by the regular Kc
publlcan organization. Xational Committee
man Frederic!: Gibbs will go to Canton to
morrovr or next day to file with Major
ilcKinlcytl'.o application of Mr. Van Cott
and his indorsements. He will also file tiie
application of George R. Bidwell for .p
pointment as collector of the port.
Ijyncliers to Jlo Indicted.
Owensboro. Ky., Dec. 28. Judge Owens
of the circuit, court this morning ordered
tlie grand Jury to lay aside all other busL
iices until they had indicted the lynchers
o Alfred Holt, colored.
DR. WALKER
WltosBtRrittitnlion l liUrtublUIied
by llv Years of HC:esstiil l'rnc-
llco at 1411 PciniBylvmil't Ave.
A Guarantee of
Skill and Ability.
Five years of phenomenal success in the
treauiientotohstinate ami obscure diseases
have stamped him as the master or medi
cine and surgery. Medical institutes have
risen and lallen. Specialists have come
and gone. Others "Will come and go, leav
ing tnelr patients poorer and uncured, but
Dr. Walker, through the confidence of an
appreciative people, through the great
demands rnitn the sick ami arflicted for
his professional services, and through ills
-unparalleled success m curing disease,
has built up a practice -which has per
manently establisned him in this city.
CDAUASTEED I" All-Ca... of
N ERYOUS DEBILITY. LIVER COM-
i'LAl.M'S, BLADDER TROUBLE, ivllj
NEY COMPLAINTS. PEA RT TROUBLES
FEMALE "WEAK: ESS. LOST YITALr
1TY . W'EAKNFSsUFAl EN.BLOO DD1 bj
EASE. RHEUMATISM, VAKlLUV-iJiii,
ENLARGED GLANDS. CYSTITIS.OLEET
AM) STRICTURE. RUPTURE. PILES,
AM) LLUERS, FISTULA ,FjlLI&i.
Sl7iTASESTKCZEMI:oTENi
HYDROCELE, CATARRH. ASTHMA,
His X-Ray Machine
Is the turgest nud .Most Perfect Made.
The highest fee charged by Dr Walker,
whether you have one or more diseases,
is $5 a month. Thlslnclude.sall medicines.
DAILY OFFICE HOURS 10 to 5: Sun
days, 1(1 to 12. Alondaj, Wednesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday evenings, 0 to 8.
3-C0NSULTATI0N FREE -&
MAIL ROBBERY UNSOLVED
It Is Believed the Thieves Are
Postoflice Employes.
- UUie
Womnn Discovered the Water
Soaked JMail Hugs Hit? Booty
hec tired.
New York, Dec. 28. No arrests have yet
ben made by the postof flee inspectors hav
ing in charge the investigation of the mall
robbery committed on Tuesday night. The
mail stolen came from the West and was
for delivery in this city.
It is suspected, although the postoffice
inspectors aie reticent about their discov
eries, that the thieves are postoffice em
ployes, who operated in Jersey City or
Hoboken
That a robbery had been committed was
first made known to the postof lice author
ities on Wednrsday, when a woman de
heied at the post office two bags of mail
matter, which, she said, she had found in
the bay near Coney Island.
The letters were badly soaked and nearly
all of them had been opened. Several of the
letters weie delivered to merchants who
expected remittances of money from their
correspondents in Chicago, St. Louis and
cities further West Finding that the lat
ters had been opened and their contents ex
tracted, the merchants made the robbery
known.
The officers of the Postoffice Department
are reticent regarding everything but the
bare fact that the letters had been found
down the bay.
It i believed that the thieves secured
booty amounting to thousands of dollars,
and that no knowledge of it reached the
postoffice until the woman who found the
mall bagsinthebnyreportcd the matter.
MORK 31 KX TIIAX POS1TIOX:
Tlie West End Street Railway Re
sumes Operation.
Boston. Dec. 28 All this morning there
was a swarm of applicants for positions
in the employ of the West End Street Rail--way".
Siipt. Laffin .says he has about all the
men he needs and recruiting will stop
this afternoon. Among the men -who ap
plied this morning were several of the
old hands, -who were re-engaged as
extra men. The cars were running regu
larly today.
The street car men are looking forward
with much anxiety to the mass meeting, to
be held in Faneuil Hall, this evening.
Norepll has been received from President
Little to the invitation sent h:m to be
present, and there is not the slightest
expectation that he will attend.
An elfort is to be made to interest
the members of the governments of all
the cities, including Boston, through the
streets of which the cars of the compnay
run.
In the board of aldermen this evening 1
derman W. T. Donovan introduced an order
for the purchase by the city of Boston of a
controlling interest In the WestJiEd Street
Railway. The order goes over one week
under the rules.
Al'STIX CORRIX'S KSTATI2.
Collateral T.uuus Secured by Pledge
of loiik Island stocks.
New York. Dec. 28. It is learned that at
a meeting of the creditors of Austin Cor
lim's estate, held on Saturday, it was de
cided to syndicate the collateral loans,
which arechii'flysecured by pledge of Long
Island stocl: and aggregate $1,000,000.
It is understood that the syndicate, which
includes about thirty creditors, is guar
anteed against loss by Mrs. Corbin, who
has pluced several hundred thousand dol
lars' worth of real estate in trust for the
protection of the syndicate pending the
liquidation o.f the loans.
The action of the creditors and of Mrs.
Corbin was made necessary by the steady
nnd serious shrinkage in Long Island stock,
resulting, it is Believed, chiefly from the
unconccrted liquidation of Mr. Cnrbi n's obli
gations. It isassnnicd that in consequence
of the arrangement mentioned very little
more Long Island stock will come upon the
market. It is understood that tlie Union
Trust Company will act as trustee for the
syndicate.
AIV.STERIOr.S DISAl'PEARAXCK.
Miss Anna Darner, Recently From
T2H rope, Xof to Re Found.
- Saginaw. AHeii., Dec. 23. Much ox.'he
ment i.s occasioned here- at the mjstcrnus
disappearance ot Miss Anna Darner, of
Buffalo, X. Y.
She had recently returned from Europe
with Mrs. Inez Hanlcy, whom sue had
accompanied as companion and guarlian,
and in whose terviceshe had been for
nine ycar3.
Miss Darner left the home of Alfred W.
Newton at 11 o'clock Thursday morning,
since which time nothing has been heard
ot her. Her mother and rriends at Buffalo
are frantic over the" news of her disap
pcaranccf Miss Darner is about thirty
five years old.
Bubonic Plamie Ramntr.
Ttnmlnv "Pro 2fi Tim lmnftli nitltllnc
BOmbaj, LCC Zb. the health Statistics
show thatyup'to today there have been
2,094- cases and 1,494 deaths from ,tiie
bubonic plague, which is epidemic in this
city. People are still fleeing from the
city, but tlio plague continues fo increase.
Martial law is threatened tipoii the natives
failing to obey the ear'tary regulations
to the letter.
f6r rent booms.
FOR HEM-
B st- sw., furnished
.lo'io.ftr:
rooms; S3 and SO.
FOR RENT A pleasant, comfortable
home: with or -without board. IGiJo loth
st. nw. deiO-ac,
" FOR RENT Two communicating iur
nished front rooms; sultablu for light
housekeeping; water and gas, 1 203 II sc.
n w 1
mix iikkt nirniv furnished back
room in private family; heat and gas; rent
So per month. 922 8th St. nw. It
FOR RENT 500 2d sb. nw. -I unfur.
rooms on i st, floor; every convenience lor
housekeeping. It
FOR RENT Furnished room; Trout or
back; Tor one or two persons. 415 G st.
nw. de20-3t
FOR RENT 1102 N. Y.avc.- Nicely fur.
rooms; light housekeeping; mou'ri fe
rules . dc29-3t
FOR RENT 2d floor; 3 rooms, 2 clos
ets; hot water; hath; heat in 2 looms;
half Mock from cars; south front; light
housekeeping. OWNER, 629 T st. nw.
de29-3t
FOR RENT One hall room with large
closets; S4.50. 723 3d st. nw. du20-3t
FOR RENT 3 unfurnlMicd roomsat 1 219
7th st. nw., for $0 a mouth. Inquire at
1134 7th st. nw. de2S-3t-em
FOR RENT 2 rooms fur. complete for
housekeeping; also, 1 fur. bedroom. 507
2d st. nw. de28-3t,em
FOR RENT Furnished and unfurnished
rooms, at the Hamburg, 7th and I sts.nw.;
steam heat; low rates to parties begin
ning new year: light housekeeping permit
ted. de28-3t-em
run. UEJM tsoa out st. nw.; nice, com
fortable rurnished rooms; with or without
board: transients accommodated. ie28-3t
FOR KEN'l a 14 A st. se.; unfurnished
or rurnisned; two or three rooms: third
floor. de28-3t
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Unfur. rooms.
717 uth st. nw. de27-3t
FOR ItENT 2400 Pa. ave., 2 unfur
iiiMieu rooms on second rioor; uuih adjoin
ing: suitable for light housekeeping: terms
reasonable. . dc27-3t
i-oic KENT Unfurnished; three rooms
on second rioor, with heat; 10 per month.
30 E. Capitol st. de27-3t
t ok ivEis l iSewly rurnished l rout room,
am rioor; open rire; sit); hall room, za
rioor, :0 ; ootn sunny; cateier in house;
meals .served out. in nth st. nw
derr-ot
FOR RENT Two brightiooms; heat. gas
and bath 70ibthnw. Ue27-3t
run RENT Nicelj lur uoms, 2d and
3d floors-, with board, for one or two
gentlemen or man and wife; reafonable
prices 040 Q st nw. 3c27-3t
FOR RENT Large u om, 2d floor. With
first-class board, suitable lor two gentle
men, also hall room; refined family 1112
10th st. nw. de27-3t
FOR RENT Three unrurnished rooms,
communicating, on second rioor, with
heat, tor $10. At 1830 14th St. nw. '
de27-3t
FOR RENT In private family, 1 largo
and 1 small furnished room; Southern ex
posure; all conveniences; central location;
gentlemen only. 724 Otl i st. nw. de27-3t
FOR RENT Three unrurnished rooms",
entire floor; heat, bath, gas; adults only;
rent reasonable. 712 North Capitol st.
de27-3t
FOR RENT 131 M st. nw.; one nice
second-storv room; house heated by fur
nace; SS. de27-3t
FOR RENT 013 Oth st. nw., fur. rooms,
S3 each ; also larger rooms. de2C-3t,em
FOR RENT 403 3dst. n w., 3 fur. rooms;
1st and 2d floor front; gentlemen preferred.
dc20-3i,cm
FOR RENT 3 communicating, unfur.,
2d-floor rooms, to adults onl ; light house
keeping; private bath. Apply OWNER,
804 O st. nw dc2C-3t,ein
FOR RENT One nicely turn front room;
gentlemen preferred. No. 803 bth st.
nw. de20-0t,em
FOR RENT 1110-1 112 Conn ave.
Flat, second fllor; suitable for doctor or
dentist. Two stores, suitable for ladies'
tailor, confectioner or milliner Rent
reasonable to a good tenant. Key on
premises Address OWNER X, this office.
de20 -7tem
ton REftT 3 unfurnished uoms. on
2d floor, with heat, bath and gas. Price,
$10 per month. No 00 1 st. nw.
de2U -4tem
FOR RENT Handsome hall room, warm
and comfortable: caterer In house. 922
14th st. nw. U--0-3tem
FOR RENT Furnished, pleasant: trout
rooms, rrom $5 up; with neat and gas;
near cars. 201 D st. nw. de23-7t-em
ROOMS A XT) BOARD.
FOR RENT 101 4th st. nw., with board,
1 large corner room on 2d floor, for 2, $30:
for l, $33: also, 2 front rooms on 3d
floor, for 2, $10; for 1, $28; also, good
table lward, all rooms facing Judiciary
square. lt.em
A CilAXCE FOR A GOOII HUME
Apply at 012 Fifteenth st., Mo
llierou square; iiionl desirable part
of tiie city; second and till id floors,
single or en suite; table and all ap
pointments first elnss. no2u"-tf
WANTED-nOOJIS.
WANTED Lady wants one floor, fur
nished or unfurnished, In house with single
ladv where there are no gentlemen room
ers" or boarders PRIVATE, this office.
de2fe-3t-em
law! wants rur. or unrur. rial of 2 or
3 rooms, situated nw.: rent must be very
reasonable. Box 310, this office.
dc2S-3t-em
WANTED A lady wants a furnished
room, with heat and gas, between 12th and
22d. and L and I sts.: not over $7 a month.
Address II. W., 3200 O st. nw. 1 tern
WANTED Uy a young couple, rooms;
furiiisiied complete Tor light housekeeping;
state price, advantages, and location. Ad
dress POLICEMAN, this office de27-3t
WANTEi Two communicating fur
nished rooms, with privilege or light house
keeping", no children; in vicinity jf 9th
and H st. nw.: terms must be reasonable;
relerences exchanged. Address Y.. m.,
this office. dc27-3t
FOR RENT FLATS.
FOR RENT A beautirul 2f-story fiat
of five rooms and bath; very cheap. No.
7 2d st- ne. Applv 20-L East Capitol st.
ile29-3t
W'AM !: 1 1 ) .HOAR 1 KltS.
WANTED 2 nicely fur. heated r omsfor
single gentlemen and first-class board; $10
per month each 41(5 II ne. 0e29-7t
VAXJTlIMlSCKLT.AX'KOl S.
U' ANTED A good, strong one horse
wagon; suitable for wood and coal business;
must be cheap. E. A. HROWN ic CO., 519
i$ st. sw. ue9-3t
"""WANTED Party with capital of a t
least S500 to take an interest in a first
class spectacular dramatic attraction now
on the road. Address CAPITAL, this of
fice. de29-3t
A. liio vule dealer wishes to exchange a
hign-grade machine (ladies or gents) to
a responsible tailor for equivalent in cloth
ing: will make discount. Address BICYCLE
EXCHANGE, this office. de29-3t
WANTED A second-hand typewriter of
standard make; in good condition; state
nuiKo ami lowest casn price Box 25, this
orrice. lt-em
WANTED To rent or purchase cheap,
bedroom suits, chairs, tallies, and bed cloth
ing. Apply at oneo to STEVENS & CO.,
1429 Pa. ave., over Acker's drug store.
de28-3t-em
WANTED To buy a i-econd-hand coffee
urn for cash at once. PROPRIETOR,
1727 I'a. ave. nw.
de2S-3t-em
WANTED Horse, ror his Keeping; light
work; responsible party. Addiess 442
N st. nw. deii7-:st
WANTED Bicycle, in exchange for a
two-horse Victoria: in a fiist-class condi
tio n LBox58tbisoffmeilo2(5 - c i n , 3 1
ROOFING, guttering and spouting, W.
11. G. SIA1MONS, 01S K st. nw. no3-tf
if iol want nrst-class in rnacc, latrobe,
stove and range work done go to W. H. G.
S1A1MUNS. 018 K st. nw. no3-tf
WANTED llressmakiug; cheap and per
fect satisfaction guaranteed m litting and
prices. At 2l!7 E st. ne se23-tf
KDTJCATIOXAL.
SOUTHEAST School of Expression; elo
cution, rhetoric, physical culture; new term,
Jan. d; send for announcement. 155 D st.
se. dc2-3t-em
THORALD JER1CHAU. Ph. U., Royal
University of Copenhagen, will receive pu
pils on piarAi, organ, theojy and composi
tion; stuCio, Droop's Music Store. Apply
DroonV or Ellis' Alusic Houses. 925 and
1 937 Viv. ave. se28-tf
i OTJALi VIOLIN, PIANO lessons, only
,Rn pop!,, t,. nrdfr to sw!,m n p-rwvl nntl
25c each; tu order to secure a good pat
ronage at once by a professor -whose
methods, ability and experience is in no
way second to those commanding $1 and
np per lesson. Address AUTISTIC PER
FORMANCE, this office. de27-3t
AT THE MINIMUM COST.
PIANO, GUITAR, PAINTING andDBAW
ING lessons by a successful teacher of 12
vears experience. MISS DABNEY, 1012
13th at. nw- Ce21-lmem
' ?.. yHffyi? fif'u,' '- P-'.'-'-i '-
THOMAS BOWLINGS CO. .Auctioneers,
til "J is si. n w.
TRUSTEES' SALEOF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED LOTS AND BUILDING SITEB
ON TH'KGONDUITROAI;1N'THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue ot a certain deed of trust, bear
ing date of the 3d day of July, 1890. nnd
recorded In liber No. 1547, folio 424. et
scu., of the land records of the District or
Columbia, and at the written request of the
aolder of the note secured thereby, we will,
on SATURDAY' the SECOND DAY OFv
JANUARY, J 897, AT THREE O'CLOCK
P. M., in froht of the premises, sell the fol
lowing described pieces, or parcels, of land,
situated in the County of washlngton.rnd
nistii'ct.'oT Columbia, as follows, to wit:
All of blocks numbered two (21 and three,
(3), ami lots numbered one. two, three, fqur,
five, eight and nine, in"fblock numbered
four (4), in the subdivision made by Jacob
P. Clark and Edward B: Cottrell. trustees,
of lot thiee (-3), nnd pa,r,t of lot two (2) ot
part of White ilaven, as the same is re
corded in the Surveyor' Office of the Dis
trict of Columbia, in County Book 7. page
93. The property will be sold Tree und clear
rrom all incumbrances. ,
TERMS OF SALE Qni&thlrd of the pur
chase money to he paid in cash, and the
balance in one nnd two years, the deferred
payments to be secured by deed of truBt
upon the property sold, with interest at
the rato of six per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually; or, all cuMi, at the option
ot the purchaser. A deposit of $100 at the
time of sale will be required upon blocks
No. 2 and No. 3, and a deposit of S25 upon
each lotln block nuinbcrud'4. Conveyancing
at the cost of the purchaser, and the terms
of sale to be fully coinplied with within
ten days from day of sale, ttherwist the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cos of defaulting
purchaser or purehaserH.,,alter five days'
advertisementin some newspaper published
In the city or Washington. D. Q. EDWARD
T, .FLETCHER aud EDIN C. CUTTER.
Trustees. dc24-d-tds-em
SPKULYI, NOTICE.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE "Attention."
Members or Columbia Lodge, 397, please
attend meeting tonight; special business.
ALFRED B. WELCH. W. Sec. It
'J HE eoporincrsiilp heretofore existing
between J. P. Hilton nnd U. G. Cunning
hum, doing a dairy business under the firm
name of Hilton & Cunninghum, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts owed to said firm can be paid to
either member or said firm, and ail debts
owed by said firm will be paid upon pres
entation at our office.
J. P. HILTON,
U. G. CUNNINGHAM.
Washington, I). 0.. Dec, 2ii. 1890. It
THE parties who -witnessed accident to
lady railing fr6m electric car, 9th" and O
sts., 9th street line, about 3:45 p. in., De
cember 23, will confer great.favor by send
ing their address to J. L. COX, 1413 8th
st. nw. T It.cm
PERSONALS.
PROF. HALEE,
Clairvoyant.
Tells your name, age, occupation and your
very thoughts, and just what you want to
know; tells about business deals, law
suits, love affatrs, courtship, marriage,
lost or stolen property, family troubles,
friends and enemies, reunites sepurated hus
bands and wives, sweethearts, etc.; brings
troubles tind quarrel-jail right, causesspeedy
marriage with the one you love, removes
spells, causes good luck, cures drunkenness
'and other faults-. Prof. Halee ii acknowl
edged by press and people as the greatest
In the profession. lie has hundreds of let
ters testifying to his great and marvelous
power. So call at once and bo convinced,
and don't waste time and money in visit
ing so-called mediums, that are in the town
at present. Office hours, 9 a.-m. to 9p. m .
daily. Fees- Card reading, 23 cents; palm
istry, 50 cents; clairvoyant, $1. Satis
faction guurauteed. Parlors, 925 H st.
nw. ile22-lm
NARCISSUS, Baltimore's favorite med
ium, who predicted the lire at Tlie RinK.
can be consulted dally at U3S East Capi
tol st. it
MME. FRANCIS will not tax you with a
long lingo or impossibilities that cannot be
done, but all In trouble call and be helped
at once by one that can guarantee t att
raction: life from cradle to grave; cards. 25
cents; trance, 50 cents; hours, 10 to 9. 302
E. Cap. aew-7t
iOU got leit ror Christmas; well, that
comes from not reading oon"adds" about
the fine custom-made suits and overcoats
very little -worn, at the lowest figures:
wo have a few left Tor' New Year's? will
pay you 10 Investigate. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 019 D bt. uw. r de29-7t
31311'.. ULl-AJ, ill$im 31.
Scientific palmist and card reader, know
vour fate and fortune: dpen dail -. German
spoken. 25c. and 50c. 929 Hst. nw
de2H-7 1 . .
DON'T delay tlie gauieir jou wish to
attend to this matter you had better
come at once for a good suit of clothes or
oercont that has been worn.somp. at the
6kinniesc kind or prices., m JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 019 D st. nw dc22-7t
PROF CLAY., Medium, tells business,
love aTfairs, losses, etc . cradle to grave,
ror 50a: reunites separated husbands,
wives, sweethearts or rriends; causes
speedy marriages; removes spells: bad luck;
all trouble; 1 0 to 10 dally 489 11 st. sw.
del2-lmo
OR. CZARRA'S,
NO Cl KK, XO PAY.
No. 019 l'o. Ave. N". W., ji-.1i titlon. I. C.
Specialist la clironic and private diseased,
Piles, Stricture, Hydrocele. Uout, Catarrh,
Dyspepsia, Dlood Polsion cured, Vitality re
stored Consultation free and confidential to
both sexes Daily, 9 to 12, 3 to 0.
OUR greatest medium and spiritual moth
er, DR MAR GORDON, tells you all
things and prescribes a proper remedy ror
your troubles; consult this gifted lady be
fore it i.s too late. Now at 529 13th st.nw.
no7-tr
Dr. Leatherman,
Specialist in all forms of private diseases.
Ilvdrocele, Varicocele and Stricture" cured.
Consultation free. Everv dav, 9 to 12, 2
to 5; Tues., Thurs. and Saturday evenings,
7 to S. 002 1' st.nw. Closed Sunday.
DR. TAYLOR, 900 F st nw., makes
rull sets of teeth for $5; satisfaction guar
anteed; teeth1 extracted without pain; gold
filling, $1 ; amalgam. 50c; extracting free
when plates are made. jelS-tf
LADIES needing confidential treatment,
a sure and safe relief in all woman's com
plaints and irregularities. Gold medal
awarded Tor the science of obstetrics from
the University or Alunich, Bavaria. Strict
ly confidential. AIRS. DR. REN'N'ER, No.
8 Seventh st. ne., near E. Cap. st., Wash
ington, D. C.
TjOST.
LOST Saturday night, on F St., near
lOth.or 10th, north or F, oblong diamond
ring, three stones, black enameled, lte
turn to 1129 10th st. nw., and receive re
ward. It
LOST Cape. Sundav night. If found, re
turn to A1YRTLE AIOORE, 321 13th St.;
reward. It
Loai a siiepiierd puppy; answers to the
name of "Shep." color white, with dun
spots; reward if returned to 214 B st.
nw. It
LOST Sunday evening, m the neighbor
hood 4 1-2 st. and Pa. ave., lady's gold,
hunting-case watch, hcavilv chained, with
scalloped edge. Return to ST. JAMES
HOTEL. It-em
LOST Saturday evening, between ad
dress belowand 429 G st-. pasteboard box,
containing wild rose, embroidered center
piece, and card, "To Lottie from Ida." Re
ward if returned to 710 llth st. nw.
It-cm
LOST OR STRA YED O n Christmas Day,
near Mount Pleasant, fox terrier bitch,
with head markings and bald spot over
eye. Return to DR. FRENCH, 714, 12th
st. nw.; $5 reward. de20-3t,ein
31IST-.A.IE) or lose rrom the editorial
orrice ot this paper, an old hymn book
called the-"Lyre," with one leaf off;
any one that has the same please re
turn to this office deH-tfem
FOR HIRE.
FOR HIRE Fine dross.sutts, .$1 ..onlv
.1 1 LUIS COHEN, 110471 St. tl W. ile24-tf
jf'un. uutL To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton. $1.50 and
$2 per -day. Apply to theREXSTA ULES,
rear 015 E st. nw. ; telephone call, 109.
myio-tr
FOR SALK llORSES.
f'Ok sa le Light bav inare;good mover;
buggy and harness. 715 10th nc.
di29-7t ,. 1
WASTED- BICYCLES.
WANTED To buy lgtr-grade bicycle;
'96; must. bechoap. WC? this office. It
'bR'UvE-.aTJSEg: ";--
FOR -SALE A bargains navira ten-room
bay -window brick; a.im. I.; lot 20x79;
rents for $22: price, $3,500. Call early.
.7. D. SULLIVAN, 13thandGnw. de25-6t
FOR SALE ORHENT.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN'
BX
THOMAS E. WAUGA.MAN, 917 F ST. NW.
UNIM PRO VEI) PROPERTY -FOR. SALE.
Lots 20,21 ahd22-,aquare 877, be., 1,500.
icr loot.
Lot U. smiarn 590, sw f
o uu
ZOO
2 25
.2 00
1 00
Lot 19, square 035, sw...-
Cor. 1 lth and 41 sis. ne
Dei. ave., B and U sts. sw
MU. ave., bef. sun aim lOiu sts. ne..
North side or 11 st.. bet. 4th and 5th
ne
Cor. oth and II sts. mv..
12th st., bet. A and B ets. ne
South side or iv, uet. orii aud 4th
sts. no
1 St., bet. 41-2 and Oth suv&-.v....r..
17th St., bet. E Cup. and A sts. se..
l'utterson St., bet. N. Cap. and 1st..
Part lots 3 and 5, square 9C9 ne..
Fnlrvioiv. lvv Cltv
1 50
1 25
105
100
BO'
75
50
45
25
FOUR-STORX BRICK AND FRAME
I10UBES FOR SALE.
1113 Mass. ave. nw.,b.h., 10 rms.. $35,000
142020th st. nw., b. h.,12 rms.... 1 .!
1733 R st. uv.., b. h., 12 rms I5.'0.?.0.
17:il It Si .. nw.. Ii. h.. 12 rms 10.000
407 Mlssourlave, nw.,b:h., 13" rms. 1O.00O -
THREE-STOR'x BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE.
41 5 Wisconsin ave. uv:., 17 tins $29,700
1313 D st. nw., b. u., 12 mis...'... 5,000
1309 20th .i, nw.,"b. n., y rms.... 2J.500
1319 Vt. ave.uw.,U.h.,l3rms.... lB.poo
1319 L st. nw.b. h., 13 rms I?'00.!!
53 1 st. nw., b. h., 14 rms il.OOO
1707-9 and 11 bth st. nw., and 3
houses rear 10,500
1714 loth st. nw.,b. h., lo rms lO.uOO
1133 llth si. uW., b. h, a rms.... 9,000
44M st.nw.,b. h-jiorms 8,500
FOR RENT.
HOUSES.
009 14th st. nw.. 14 rms $200 00
101 llth st. ue. (rur.), 16 rms....i,ouu uu
905 K st. nw., 10 rms., - 85 00
1730, 1742 and 1748 F st. nw.,
10 rms 00 uu
211 A st. se., II rms 40 00
317 13th st. aw., 11 rms 30 00
200 D st. nw., "u rms 50
401 tl st. ne., 7 rms 2U 00
08O lth st. ne.-, o rms .- 1H
725 2U st. sw.. 3 rms 30
STORES, 4c c.
Store, 1 room and cellar, 433 Uth
st. mv $75 00
Store and dwg.. 1924 E St. and 439
j- 20th sc. nw., 10 rms - ou uu
stable rear MU st. uw ."," M,.
2d iloor. 9U& !' sc. nw 3U uu
Store aud 1 room, lstrioor;2 rms.2d
rinor. ua Ijsi. :ivo
25 00
25 00
Hi 00
li) 00
10 00
3 15
Store and dwg., 937 Flu. a'e. n w., b
rms
Stable rear 1417 K st. nw
Store and dwg., 13U1 1st sw
Stable, rear 495 U st. sw
bhop, rear iz;i3 uiaguen sauey
Tin nlwivi is onlv :l Dortion
or the
TiWmorLv on mv books. For rull list call
at orrho ror bulletin issued on the 1st
and 15th.
THOMAS K. WAUUAMANVJ17F.ST.NW.
de3-t
Hr.SIXF.SS CIIAXCKS.
FOR SALE-The nicest cigar store in
the city; good trade; cueap rem, in.-u ,
reasons for selling; a great bargain to some
one. C. T. YODER, No. CIS Est, nw It
rUit HALE Grocery store, doing a flr&t
cl.iss business; excejient loraiiou. purty
desires U leave city. Address HO.V -00,
tins umee. dc J-3t
FOR SALE Small grocery and confec
tionery, near school. 509 I ne.
de2S 7t-em
wais'tfiii
A oartner 10 enter in a pay-
ing business
wmi a small capital. ror
I life ijuoiiilivI) nun ,-.--
particulars address DUS1NESS, 1000 20th
;,i. n w (iKJH-6t
LADl or gentleman can be a partner;
small amount or money. Call at 031 . r .
Room 4. ilei-3t
FOR SALE -Coal aud wood ,ardin nw.,
no reasonable offer refused; ust be sold
by January 1 , best reasons. Acdresi
COAL, this orficc. ile27 3t
roll Aib-Cairi ana lunchroom, well
equipped; doing a fair business; low rent;
owner has oth:r business; price $125. Ad
dress CAKE, tills office. de2i;-3t-ein
HAVE cash bujers ror saloons, gro
ceries, lunch rooms, cigar stores, coal
yards, drug stores, pool rooms, livery sta
Dios, barber shops, etc; no publicity. BUS
lislos. K.VCHANiiE. lri F su de2U-3t-em
FOR SALE Sob, barbershop, near Gov.
Pnnting orrice; $150, cigar store in
railroad orrice; OOU, grocery In central
nw.; $l,0Oi, saloon, 7th st. nw., paying
wclU $1,800, milk business, 23 tows
i lid route. BUSINESS 1-..VCHANUE. 918
r- gr. de20-3t-em
LADIES desirtng to make investments
or speculate without publicity; where there
is protection from absolute loss; can se
cure the address or a lady broker by ad
dressing P. O liox 47a de!0-30t
i'a irri km havimr influence in the dif
ferent departments can secure an income of
at least $50 per month, without inter
fering with their present duties. Particu
lars given only nt a personal interview. 59
Atlantic Building. Officeopen until 8 p. m.
deli-lino
JOB FiUN'llNG, newspaper and book
composition at lowest cash rates: new ma
terial. ROBT F SI AIMS, Job Printer.
305 7th st. sw no20-tf
MTSCKLLAX EOTJS.
""""RIVER VIEW HOTEL, on'the Conduit
Road, t 1-2 miles from Washington; first
class mealsat all hours; Great Falls Electric
cars pass the door. C. H. BEAVER, Prop.
de28-7t-em
nn.iiiifcii ssiun.a jor uoors and win
dows; drop us postal, ulakhs lu,
900 D st ne.
de27-14t
FIRST-CLASS work done at your resi
dence ir desired in upholstering, mattress
making; drop postal. H. R. RE1SEBERG,
1107 4th sr,. de2-''t-em
CHEAPEST printer on earth. Compe
petition defied. l'ARK, 920 F st.
dclli-lmo
HERE'S A Til' -For thirty days 1 will
bind vour
magazines in cloth for oUc, just
se mv work; business cards. i5c.
. G."E. WILLIAA1S. 015 7th sL
to advertise
tier 1.000.
nv delb-tf,em
WALL PAPERS furnished and rooms pa
pered at mv usual popular price. CIIAS.
x EVANS, "222 Kith st. sw. del-lino
WANTED Furniture moved; largest 2
horse load in the city, $2.50; 1 -horse loads,
SI. 25: pianos. $2; experienced handlers.
COLU21BIA TRANSFER CO., 323 4U
st. nw. 'Phone, 1500. no!7-tf
TYPEWRITTEN circulars push business;
S2.50 per 51,000 up. ZEIGLER, printer,
810 F st. nw. oc25-tf
TEETH extracted free NATIONAL UNI
VERSITY DENTAL INFIRMARY, 1328
I st. nw. Teeth filled, plates made, and all
kinds ot crown and bridge work at small
charge to covercostofmaterial. No charge
for examination. Infirmary open rrom 10
a. in. to 5 p. in. aul8-tf
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE Light delivery wagon and
harness, good as new; also jump-seat sur
rey and phaeton. 1105 llth st. nw.
dc29-3t
FOK SALE Davton and harness. 3314
IV tn st., Mt. Pleasant. de29-3t
FOK S-iLE A thoroughbred French tan
terrier; two months old; male. Call or ad
dress, INEZ Do MOV.A.-102 3rd st. nw.
it
FOR SALE A new rirst-class buggy,
chean. S15 Oth st. nw. tIe2S-6l-cm
for SALT. Cheap. hore. wagon and
harness. Apply 71 1 Oth st. ne. lt-em
l'OR bALt Cheap, counters, wallcaseS
mirrors, stoves and fixtures at 437 llth
st. nw. --
de27-3t
FOR SALE Bicycle; "Zimmy" makt;
been used three months: S50 cash. Ad
dress J. A. AIARCERON, care Aletropolitan
Railroad Company. de2ti-3t,cm
roil SALE OK II iKli Horses, wagons,
buggies, carnages, harness and sleighs at
panic prices: also 3 coupe rockaways, 2
coupes, 2 broughams, l tandem, lot sleighs,
belonging to other parties, that we are or
dered to sell at once: no reasonable offer
rcrused. 927 D st.nw. 'Photic 201.
de22-tr-uiii
FOR SALE A lot or fine shotguns, gui
tars, banjos, mandolins, violins, and ac
cordeons; will be closed out at hair of the
original price: nothing better ror a holiday
present. JULIUS COHEN, 1104 7th st. nw.
del2-tr
MONKY WAA'TKUAiVP TO LOAN.
$30,000 to loan on real estate at 5
per cent; no commission. Address Lock
Box 333, city..
de2i-'tem
$20,000 At 5 per cent, to loan on im
proved property; promptattentlon given to
applications. TIAIES REAL ESTATE Bit
Rl.AU, 10th and I'a. ave. nw.
Wb want 1,000 borrowers who desire
from $50 to $10,000 each on stocks, bonds,
trusts, loan association certificates, ware
house receipts and life or tontine policies
in old-line companies; no delay: no chattel
mortgages taken. YERKES & BAKER, 40
to 40 Aletzerott Bldg.. 1110 F st. nw.
MoNLl" TO LOAN Large sums at 5 and
5 1-2 per cent on D. C. real estate: $250,
$500, $750, etc.. at ts per cent; all trans
actions conducted with economical con
sideration ror" borrowers. WM. II. SAUN
DERS & CO., 1407 F st.nw. mc8
FOR SALE-Milk business, ?l,800;one
hoir cash; 3 covs, horses, wagons, t-tc.;
TiO-gallou route; Avill sell cows separate.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 918 Fst. It
FOR SALE Meat market; nw., .800,
weekly sales, $175 to $200". rent, Sl;,
no reasonable offer refused; must be sold
this week BUSINESS EXCHANGE ,91S
k- it
FOR RKXT HOUSES.
A..&-CAYWOOD. 833 ataSt. N. W.
' FOR RENT.
2i41Fstnw.ini.
6r S20.5O
51 (! 7th st nw. ni.
i. 6r....rt iy.00
0itl8tue..mi,Ur 1C.S0
rt)l5 Md, avo sw.
mi. lr.
J25.C0
L0.50
10.30
115.00
11 to
1LS0
II.ru
J0.S0
10 CO
10.0
an
8.3
SUO
ECO-Uhstnw. 8r.
tOillth se. Or...
Wj Warner at
,nw. 7rs.. .......
43 P stm?, 5r
7 Scott ave nw,
Cr .-
u33 9thstne. -Ir..
CJiLstse, tir...
2511 Mstnw. Cr.
21 I3Jtli nw. -Ir..
1722 Hayes ct.
nw. Srs.
Cap.st, Ivy City.
7r
71 O at n w, or..
110 Corcoran st,
iTyCIty. Irs..
70I!i ewers ctn
e, ir
10SRoversaIley
mv. 4 r
Rear 2143 9th st
iiw.tr
Rear 1527 Morrii
strnw. 4r
00) SeaL'ustuo
Sr
1217. her. M SX,
"Kandlstsw. r
1X7 F at aw. 3r..
15183d nw ir
iaco
1I.C0
COS Lincoln st;
nw. 6r
711 Sheridan st,
nw. 6r
2.510 Oth stuw. or
CO" Flu. ave, ne,
Cr
Hartford st. a
BrooklaniLG r
l"lp Fristoe Cr,
nwflx
251S titlT nw, r.
U3 Uland alley
nw, irs
"217 Reeves st n
vr. -Irs...,,.
727 Wallach sr,
nw. -Ir.
1221 C a r 1 1 n's
alloy sw ts.
20J2 Columbia
Tcrraco nw. -ir
11.C0
11.00
10.30
10.00
9.30
&50
&&0
S.00
7.50
7.00
7.30
k220I, rear 2WJ
7th st, nw. ir..
355 L stsw. .Ir..
J22 Liberty st
sw.3 rs
Rear 13..9 12th st
nw, 3r
7.00
aco
10
5.00
3.00
05
TJXFURNISHED ROOMS.
Cor. 8th & Graat I 213 i& stnw,2r. JO.OO
av nw, ir $13.00
139 9th st nw. hi "Riley Building."
STORES.
311-313 G st nw. store "and dwelling, or S23.C0
. STABLES... ,
Rear 319 C st nw 510.00 t Rear 213 VA nw. S.00
Largo stable, bet. ith aud 5th, K and L
sts nw j. 51F.0O
de7-3t
FOR JtE NT From Jan.l, 113 D. St. se.;
neat G room and bath b. w. brick in good
order. A ppl v dl 6 N.J. ave. se. de29-3t
FOR RENT 1711 N. Y. ave., opposite
new Corcoran Art Gallery;all mod. imps.;
S25 jier month in advance. Kevnext door.
de28'3t,em
FOR iik.nt Desirable 7 -room DricK
house, oppasiLe Pension Office; GUI 1-2 4th k
si.; m. i.. Key at Old 3rd st. nw. uezv-oc
FOR RENT by owner, 3 tuares uw.
or U. P. O., house 20 feet wide. 7 icowS
wide hall, bath and cellar: hot and cold
water, etc. Apply to OWNER, 1115 S
st. nw. de27-3t
FOR RENT 1913 Oth St., Le Droit Park.
six rooms; attic, cellar, paiurv. bath
nnd gas: rent $22. T. J. W. ROBERTSON,
005 7th st. rtrte25-7t
FOR KENT Seven-room frame cot
tage in Brookland: two' clocks from
cars; modern improvements; tcrmB low. In
quire I. S. HOLLIDGE. care Saks & Co. tf
FOR RF.XT-SUBUHHAX".
FOR RENT Twelve acres; "eight rooms:
rnnt; $1(jj0; near boundarv. Call
20 1 st. ne. d"e27-3t
WANTED 11QLSKS.
WANTED A small house nc&r-Boundary
nw. or ne., near car line; must be cheap for
cash. Address CHEAl HOUSE, this oificc.
de28-3t-eui
l, iiii.c u niiiiiuer or applicants ror
houses renting from $20 to S35 per month:
send us description of your vacant house,
and you will be surprised how quick we will
rcut it. T131ES RLAL ESTATE BUREAU
tt
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily by all interested, as
changes may occur at anv time
Foreign mailsror the week ending January
- will close promptly at this office as
roiiows:
Trans-Atlantic Malls.
TUESDA Y-(b)AtU:20 p. m ,for Europe,
per s. s. New York, rrom New York, via
Southampton. Letters for Ireland mast be
directed "per New York." (c)xVt 10-55 p.
in., Tor Genoa, per s. a Fulda. from New
York. Letters mast be directed -per Fulda."
(c)At 10:55 p m-. Tor Europe, per s. s.
Teutonic. TromNew York, vlaQueenstown.
(cjAt 10.55 p m.. ror Belgium direct, per
s. s- Kensington, rrom New York, via Ant
werp. Letters must be directed -per Ken
sington." WEDNESDAY (c)At 10:55 p. in., for
Netherlands direct, per s.s. Zaaiidam, irom
New York, via Amsterdam. Letters must
bedirected"per Zaandam."
FRIDAY iblAt 0:00 p. in., for France.
Switzerland. Italy, Spain. Portugal, Turkey,
Egypt, aud British India, per s. s. La
Bretagne," from New York, via Havre.
Letters ror other parts or Europe must be
directed "per La Bretagne-" (OAt 10:55
p. in., for Netherlands direct, per s. s.
Veendam, from New York, via Rotterdam.
Letters must be directed "per Veeiidam."
cJAt 10:55 p. in., ror Scotland direct, per
s. s. Ethiopia, rrom New York, via Ulas
gow. Letters must be directed "per
Ethiopia." (c)At 10:55 p. in., for Europe,
per s. s. Campania, " from New York, via
Quecnstown.
"Printed matter, etc. German steamers
saillngrroin New York on Tuesdays. Thurs
days, and Saturdays, take printed matter,
etc, for German v and specially addressed
printed matter, etc., Tor other parts of
Europe.
White Star steamers sailing from New
York jtn Wednesdays, take specially ad
dressed printed matter, etc, Tor Europe.
The American, Cunard. and French line
steamers sailing rrom New York, take
printed matter, etc., for all countries for
which they arc advertised to carry mail.
Alnils for Soutb and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, Etc.
TUESDAY (d)At 0:25 a. m. Tor Port
Antonio, persteamerfrom Baltimore. (diAt
0 25 a. m. for Porto Rico direct, per s. s.
Arkadia, from New York. (ciAt 1005 p.
m. for Costa Rica, per steamer rrom New
Orleans. (CiAtlO:55p. in. for Bermuda, per
s. s. Trinidad, from New Y'ork. (ciAt 10.55
p. m. Tor Central America (except Costa
Rjcal and South Pacific ports, per s s.
Advance, from New York, via Colon. Let
ters for Guatemala must be directed "per
Advance." (OAt 10:55 p. m. for Santiago
de Cuba, Venezuela and Colombia, per s. s.
Panama, rrom New York--Letters mut be
directed "per Panama." (OAt 10 55 p.
m. for Grenada. Trinidad and Tobago, per
s. s. Grenada, from New York.
WEDNESDAY (d) At 6:25 a in., f
Pernambuco and Santos, per s. .. Grecian
Prince, rrom New lurK. Letters? tor otner
parts or Brazil muit be directed "per Gre
cian Prince." (c) At 10:55 p. m., for
North Urail.per s. s. Dunstan. from New
York, via Para, Alaranhatn and Ceara.
(c)At 10:55 p. in.. Tor Nassau. N. 1 . per s.
s. Autilia, from New York. Letters must
he directed "per Antilia." (c)At 10:55
p. m., for Nassau, N. P .and Santiago de
Cuba, per s. s. Niagara, from New York.
THURSDAY (d) At 10:20 a. in., for
Cape Haiti. Jerenue and Greytown, per
s. s. Ardiuitlhu. from Xew York. Letters
for Costa Rica must be directed "per
Ardandhu-""
FRIDAY (c) At 10:55 p.m. .ror Jamaica,
Savanllla- and Carthagena, per s. s.
Adirondack, rrom New York. (c)At 10:55
p. in., for Jeremie and Urevtowii.per s. .
Adirondack, rrom Nevv nine- icj av
10:55 p- in., for Campcche, Chiapas,
tabasco, aud Yucatan, pec . s. Vigiian
cia. rrom New York. Letters for other
parts of Alexlco must be directed "per
Vigilancia."
.Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Hal
rax and thence by steamer, closehere dally
at 12:05 p. tn.(d)
Alalls tor Mtquelon, by rail to Boston
and thence via steamer, close here daily
at :2U p. tn.(a)
.Mails for Cuba (except tiiase ror San
tiago de Cuba, which wi'I be forwarded
to New York up to 10:55 p. m. Wednesday)
close here dally at :t p. t.t. for dispatch
via steamer sailing Alomlavs and Thurs
days rrom Port Tampa, Fla.(e)
Malls Tor Alexlco overland t except tin.s
ror Campcche, Chiapas, Tabasco and Yn
catan, which are forwarded to New York
lor disnatch by steamer sailing Saturday
after the Wednesday overland cUVing) close
here daily at 7:10 a. m.(d)
Trans-Pacific Mails..
Mans ror China and Japan, specially. 'Hi
dressed only, per s. s. Empress of India,
rrom Vancouver, close here daily up to
u:30 p. m., December 26.1d
Mans for China, Japan, and Hawaii, per
s. s. Peru, rrom San ! raticisco. close here
daily up to o:30 p. m., January l.(d)
Alails Tor Australia (except West Aus
tralia), llawair and Fiji Islands. seLially
addressed onlv, per s. s Aiiowcrn, from
Vancouver, close nere dally up to 0.30
p. in., January l.UD
Mans ror Australia iczccpt those for
west Australia, which are forwarded via
Europe i. Now Zealand, Hawaii. Fiji and
Satnoan islands, per s. s. Alanposa, from
San Francisco, close, here daily up to 0.30
p. m.. January a.td)
Alans ror China and Japan, per s. s.
Tacoma, rrom Tacoma. close here daily up
to 0:30 p. m., January o.td)
Alans ror Hawaii, per s. s. Australia,
rrom San Francisco, close here dallv up to
0:30 p. m., January zo.td)
Mans lyr the Society lsiands. per ship
city or Pnpeiti, rrom San Francisco, close
here dally up to 0:30 p. rr... Janiary
25.(0) .
Trans-Pacific mails are forwarded to
port or sailing dally, and the schedule of
closing is arranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
(a)RegisteredmailcloesatlOa. m.satno
day.
(u) Registered mail closcsat 1 p. in. same
day.
(c)Registercd mall closes at l p.m. same
day.
(d) Registered mall closes at 0 p. in.
previous 'day.
(e)Registered mail clnsesrat 1 p. to. Tues
days and Saturdays.
JAMES F . "V ILLETT, Postniastcr.
BATLROAD3.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AXD B
STREETS.
In Effect X"ovember lif, 1800.
7,30 A. m. week oays. PITTSBl'RU EX
1 KES I'anor auu Dining Cars, Harris
burg to Wttsburg.
10.5U A. AI. PJi.SYLVAXIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and
Obsei--atlon Cars, Harrisburg to Chicago,
Liiicirniuci, inuiunaponsv ai. uoui. i.leve
land ana 'ioiedo. linnet Parlor Car to
Harrnmurg.
10.50 A. 21. FAST LINE Pullman Rurfet
1 arlor Car to Harnsburg. buf let-Parlor
., c,"r'I,iIarri8,n,r to Pittsburg.
3.40 P. 21. CHICAGO AND ST LQET3
I'res Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
to Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining
Cars Harrisburg to St. Louis. Cincinnati,
Louisville and Chicago. -
.10 P.- 21. WESTERN EXPRESS Pull
man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg, Chicago
and narrLsburg to Cleveland. Dining;
Car to Chicago.
7'1. .? ir-SOUTIIWESTERXEXPRESS
I iillman Sleeping Cars Washington to
Pittsburg and Harrisburg to St. Louis.-
, and Unclnnati. Diaiag Car.
10.40 P. 21. PACIFIC EXPRESS Pull-
man Sleeping- Car to Pittsburg.
:oO A. 31 lor ivane. Cananuaigua, Roches
tjr.atidN'iiigara Falls daily, except Sun-
10.5u A. 21. for Elmlra and Renovo daily. '
except Sunday. For Lock Haven -week
day and Williamsport Sundays, 3:40
""i0. M- for "WUIIiatnsport, Rochester.
Burra!o.and Niagara Falls dally, except-,
saturdaj , with Sleepiuje Car .Washington
tO StlSTK'IlSlffiTl Rnilcu. vln TLiff..!,.
10;4) P. M. ror Erie, Canandaigua, Roches
ter, Burralo, and Niagara Falls daily,
Sleeping Car AVashington to Elrnira.
EOR PHILADELPHIA, .NEWYORKAND
THE EAST.
; M "CONGRESSIOXAL LI.U
11ED," daily, all Parlor Cars, with Din
ing Cur from Baltimore Regularat 7.00
(Dining Car. a.00, 9.00, 10.00 tDining
Carl, and 11.00 I Dining Car from Wil-
mington) A AI . 12.45.3.15.4.20, 6:30,
10.00 and 11.35 p. in On Sunday. 7.00
(Dining Car) 8.00, 9.00. 11.00 (Dining
''f irum Wilmington) A il.. r-.is.s.li,
4.20, G.50. 10.00 and 11.35 P M For
Philadelphia only. Fast Expresi.7.50 A.
M -week-days. Express, 12.15 r. AI.
-week-days. 2.01 and 5.40 P. M. daily.
For Boston, without change. 7 50 A. Afl
.week-days, and 3.15 P M. dady
For Atlantic City (via Delaware Rivera
Bridge, all-rail route). 3 15 p m. daily
F'or Baltimore, G 25. 7 00. 7 50. 8.00. 9.00r
lO.OO, 10.50, 11.00.. and 11 50 a. mi,
12 15. 12 45. 2 Ol. 3.15. 3.40 (4.00 lini-'
ited), 4 20, 4.30. 5.40. fi 15. 6.50; 7.10.,
lo.oo, io 40, 11 15. and 11 33' p. m.-"
On Sunday. 7 00, 8.00.9 00, 9.05. 10.50;
11 OOa. m.. 12.15. 1.15. 2.01, 3.15.3.40;
(4.00 limited), 4.2l, 5.40. G.15, 6.50.
7 10, lo.oo, io 40, and 11.35 p. m.
F'or Pope's Creek Line. 7 50 a m and 4.36
p m dally, except Sunday.
F'or Annapolis, 7 00, 9 00 A AI.. 12.15
and 4 20 P AI daily, except Sunday.
Sundays. 9 00 A. AI. awl 4.20 P. AI.
Atlantic Coast Line Express, 4.30 A. 2L,
3.40 P. M. daily-- Richmond onlv. 10.57
A AI week day; Atlanta Special, via
Richmond and Sea!o3rd Air Line. 8.40
P AI daily Accoa.n odation for Ouan-
tico. 7.45 A AI. daily, and 4.25 P. 21.
week days.
Tu ket orrices corner Fifteenth and G
streets, and at the station. Sixth and B
streets, where orders can l.elett lor check
ing of b.iggage to destination from hotels
and residences.
J R TAOOD. General Passenger Agent.
S AI PREVOST. General Alanagir.
B
ALTIMORE
AND OH1
o
RAILROAD.
Schedule i-
effet pKember 7, 1696
Leave Washington from station corner ot
xsew Jersey avenue and C street.
F'or Chicago and Northwest. Vestlbuled
Limited trains. 10.00 a. m.. 8.05 p. m.
Fcr Cincinnati. St Louis and Indianapolis,
Vestlbuled Limited. 3.40 p. m.; express,
11 30 p m-
For Pittsburg and Ci6velaod. express
dallj. 10.00 a.m. and S 50 p. m.
For Winchester and way stations. 10 a
m. t5.30 p. m.
For New Orleans, Alemphis. Birmingham,
Chattanora Knoxvilie. Bristol and
Roanoke, 6 CO p. ni. daily. Sleeping Cars
througn.
.for Luray, 3.40 p. m. dally.
For Baltimore, week days. 5.oo. 6.30.
X7.05, X7.10. XB.OO. b.30.x9.3O.xl0.00.
X12 OO a. m.,xl2.X5;iH.l 0. Xl'JiZ j.3,00,
3.25, X4.3B. 4.40, X5.05, X5.15, X5.30-,
iu.ju. o.au. xo.oo, b.io. x9.-o. xiao.
X5.15, 6 30, xfc.00. X9.20. 11.15, Xll.SO
p. m., X12.01 night.
For Annapolis, 7 10 and8.30 a. m.. 12.10
and 4.36 p. m, Sundays. S.30 a.m., 4.40
p. m.
For Frederick, week days, 7.35 a, nw
12.00 noon, 4:30, 5.30 p. in. Sundays
1:15 p. m.
ForBagerstown, HO 00 a m. and t5:3C
p. m. -
For Bovd and way points, wee'if daya
7.35 a. m., 4.30, 5.30, 7.05 p. m. Sun
days, l.iu. i.uj p m.
For
days,
4.
9 J
For Washington Junction and way points
7.35 a. m., 4.30,-5.30 p. m. Week days.
1.15 p. m. Sundays.
For Cape Alay, 10 a. m.. 12nn.in
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All innm ih..miii..itu. -. uu t ii.tsi i tight.
For I hliadelphla. New York. Boston, and
the East, week days, i 00, tIO.00 a. m.
DinmgCar).I2 00.(12.35 DiningCar,3 00.
iDUi) uimng cjr', i ux uim., cictiuuj,
Car open at 10.00 o'clock), Sundays. (9.00
a.m Dining Cur). 112.35 Dining Car), 3.00,
15.05 Dining Car). 12.01 night, sleeping car
open ten o'clock. Additional trains rot
Phlladelplua. week days. 7 Oo a. m., daily.
S.00 p. m.
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 10-00 a. m. 12.0
noon, and 12 35 p. m. week days. 12.32
n. m. Sundays.
tExcept Sunday Daily xExpress
trains. Ba age called for and checked from
note's and residences by Union Transfer
Co- on orders left at ticket offices. 61S
Pennsylvania avenue n- w., Xew Yori
avenue and Fifteenth street, and At lpot
WM 21. GREEN. CHAS.O SCULL.
Gen- Alanager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
"southern railway."
(Piedmont Air Line.)
(Schedulelnerfcct December l.Ib96.
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
I'assenger Station.
b a. in. Daily, local Tor Danville. Char
lotte and way stations, connects atAIanas
sas for Straaburg. Harrisonburg and
war stations, dally, except Sunday, and
at LiVncnuuri n.ii ....... .,U ncair
ern clallv, and with the Lhe.-ipeake and
Ohio, daify. Tor- the Natural Bridge, and
Lexincton.
11 15 a. n.. Dally. the UNITED STATES
FAST AIAIL-carrlesPullmaa Burfet Sleep
ers. New Yorkarcd Washington to Jackson
ville uniting at Salisbury with Pullman
Sleener for Ashevilleand Hot Springs, X.
C Knoxvilie and Chattancoga. Tenn., and
at Charlotte with Pnllman Sleeper for
Aucusta: Pullman BuffetSleeper. Washing
ton to Galveston. Tex. via Montgomery.
Vew Orleans and Houston, aud Pullman
Kieeoer New York to Atlanta Solid train
Washlngtcn to New Orleans without
ch'ince- Sunset personally conducted tour
ist excursion through sleeper r,n this train
ever j Saturday to San Francisco, without
Ct4 DlCt m- Local ror Front ICoyal. Stras
Uirg and Harrisonburg, daily, except Sun-
a4Tsi p- m. Dally, local ror Charlotte-j-viHe-
. ,rlI!,,. . .
10-13 p. m.-1'aiiy, Aom.,u iw.s
to . uit an.XJ.
T-imiui ia i'U.iri(itle.ColuP-.hia. Savannah
and JncksoavUle, azutNew York to Alem
nhl.s via I'irmiiiirlu.m. New lork to New
Orleans vlaAtlantaandAIontgomery. Ves
tlbuled dav o.nb Washington to Atlanta.
Southern Railway dining car. Greousboro
RA1N ONASIIINGTOX ANI OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington. 901 a. m.
daily and 4 45 m. dally, except Sun
day; and C 25 p. m., Simdav only ror
Ruund Hill"- 4 32 p. m daily, except Sun
day, for Lcesburg, and o 2.p.ro. dailj fot
Herndon. Returning, arrive at Washing
ton . s a. ni and 3:00 n, in. daily, from
Round Hill, and 7 06 a. m. daily, except
Sunday, from Ilemdon. anjl S 34 a. m.
' daily, except Sundaj. from I.eesburg.
Through trains rrom the South arrive ,
I wnviutiMnni;:42 a.m..2.2t n. m..andft-.!
p.m. daily, .Manassas ui.-iun, i-tu p. ru.
daily.exccptSuiMlay.and ST30 a.m.. daily,
rrom Charlottesville
TipVeia. sleeulmrcac reservation ami in.
1 formation furnished at off.ccs, 511 and
' 1300 Pennsylvania avenue and at Pennsyl
i vania Railroad Passenger Station.
! v. U. GKKEN, Ueu. t.npt.
J. Ai. uii . rauic ianag;er.
W. A. TtllK,, Oen. J'asss. Auont.
L. S. uroxvii, llcn.Ast. 1'a.sts. jtpr
OFFICE IIOOMS FOR KISXT.
SSO-G03 D ST NW. Two rooms oa
Ibc -floor; 1 room on UU floor. ?10;
wlU rent whole building ror $10l gcr
taoxMi. (488J
soi'T vi;sir.n.. vt.oi.in.uE.jj, iii
ITED composed or Pullman Vestibuled
sleepers dining e:irs and day coaches.
Pullman Sleepers New York to Asheville
-...i tir,t. Snr.mrs. N. C: New York to
"feVb . V.? . jv -v- - .
r- , f'.-'i- -r- "Z?xi- '.i:
ts..'Sc kr,