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THE WASHOTGrTON TIMES, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1895.
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T'S THE RIGHT PLACE
FREE
EXCURSIONS
TO BEAUTIFUL
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THE GEM OF WASHINGTON SUBURBS.
Why pay S2O0 for lots when for S35 you can buy abetter ir.f -,
TUXEDO on EASY payments? OC aC
Tuxedo Is situated on the Pennsylvania Railroad, a of a mile out
side the District line; adjacent and overlooking Washington and
within afew minutes' ride of the center of the city. Station on ground
Commutation fare, 6 cents. It has a fine mineral spring Grou rf
high. "
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY LOT FOR 10 DAYS, FOR
Warranty Deed Tree.
Tho best Investment in "Washington to-day fi-r a homo or investment Don't mi
thischanco of a lifetime. Buy whero your family will reap tno boimrt
niirA sir nun snilnr wnfflr nnrt Ynn.
Onlv-nfntr liiinrlrnfl Ints lnft A TinlMiiir- Aauvlitnn .m .. 3"Oar.
TATTnlM
Small Payment Down
excursions xauy, iuiJ p. m.
Sundays, 9 a. in. and 4:20 p. in.
Tfr-oo'
i Tickets and Cirmlars at Office Tuxedo
to, C23 If tit. N. W.
raBrinp this ad. to
j'-on your
GOSSIP FOR THE GIRLS.
Women UiiB season have made the violet
a common flower.
Ice cream at dinner parties is wholly
out of gastronomic fashion.
Strictly speaking, plurapudding ought j
not to be eaten alter the holidays.
Importation ofSpanlsh olives to this coun
try Increases every successive year.
Gilt, chineand gauze effects-will be ex
tensively usSQ on spring and summer milit
ary. Silks arc a leading feature uhis spring.
TJiey are admitted by all to be more pop
ular than ever.
Th new organdies In light-tinted grou ndR
plain, striped, dotted or llowered, all find
much favor.
Many of the new duck suitings resemble
fancy woolen goods, the pattern being
Wuven, not printed.
An extremely novel silk has the plaid
background with a lace pattern in black
thrown to the surface.
Thirteen glrlB of the ninety-eight in
f - present senior class at Vassar College
have . awarded honors.
An effort is being made to bring the old
fashioned buttoned Oxford in again, -but
It is doubtful if it will succeed.
On seM-ral of the newest evening dresses
the floral arrangements come trom the
shoulder to the lem of the dress.
Many extreme thingsinsleeves arc brought
out this season. A "novelty shows the
sleeves and shoulder cut In one.
The "new woman" is beginning to as
sert herself even in conservative Germany.
Four mass-meetings were recently held .In
Berlin, to demand woman's suffrage, both
for the German reichstag and the Prussian
dt
Nothing is too gay tills spring to be used
in a cape. The most brilliant silks are
used for linings, and arranged nearly al
ways in such a way as to show when the
cape is worn. A novelty this season is a
cape made with a vest front, which gives
a little more warmth than plain circular
capes.
The late Parisian dressmaker, Charles
Frederick Worth, Is described as "a tallish
man, with a big, clever head, brown eyes
and very prominent forehead." lie used
to say "If I had my way all women should
be slight, graceful and pretty. Then
dressing them would be an artistic pleas
ure," Woman's Sensitive Point
A London society woman, wishing togive
a fciKy bail recently, was besieged by let
ters after her invitations were out asking
permission to appear in ordinary evoning
dress. Alarmed at the prospect of a color
less 1 .ill, she diplomatically replied that
any woman over thirty-five nvght come, in
evening dress. The ball was a brilliant af
fj ir, and every woman came in a character
3wnl
Which story is matched by one told at a
woman's ciub last week of the efforts of a
good clergyman to interest thowomen of his
flock in home church movement. "I will
ask," said he at the close of the sermon, "the
elderly ladies of the congregation to remain
a few minutes after the benediction."
He found himself alone with ono woman
the mother of the teller of the story who,
at 35 was willing to sacrifice herself for
the sake of her pastor, and remained to
point out to him his gnevous blunder. The
same notice, differently worded, the fol
lowing Sunday, secured a numerous re
sponse New XorkTimes.
Hit Hl'M;hh1 in Konn.
Wife You say you don't like these living
pictures, and yet you go to see them.
-iluUiand Merely-"8 a matter of form,
my dear. Ney York World. '
A lie vised Version.
Tbcy used to sing some time ago
A rather plaintive song,
"Man wants bat little here below,
Nor wants Ihat little long."
lSut nowadays the song is sot
With music to the rhyme:
"Man wants as much as he can get,
And wants it all the time."
Philadelphia Record.
Only tivonty-tlireo darn remain in
wlilcU to got u Timet gift book with, a
monthly hubKoriptluu. IJetter Kuljsorlbo
now.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TOR SALE Grocery and provision store,
an old established stand, doing good busi
ness, will sell at once; good reasons for
selling out. Address W. I. 1. C, this
office ap2G
rOR SALE A first-class dairy and din
ing room; centrally located; doing a busi
uc s t from 520 to $30 a dayj cheap for
dsli, cause for sale, owner leaving city
by May 15. Address J. W., this office.
ap2G-3t
WANTED-MIBCELLANEOUS.
CONTRACTS to Binkartesian wclls;lowest
laics-, work guaranteed; best of references.
Write or call.STARDRILLING COMPANY,
room 18 Wardor bldg., 9th and F sts. nw.
a28-lt
WANTED PAINTING HOUSE AND
stun- fronts, graining, hard oil finishing,
d i orating; siectal designs submitted for
c "lings. Wo use and sell Dixon's Graphite
Pai nl, lasts on tin roofs from 8 to 15 years.
In use 25 years. All leaks slopped free.
GUARANTEE PAINT CO.,
Basement No. G15 E St. nw.
WantedTry Rubber Roof Paint.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
And charge onlyfor painting; work guaranteed.
MT ltl BBEK ROUP PABST CO , 1023 Sth nw.
TV-ANTED ALL BEER DRINKERS TO CALL
Y V at Bbhu's now place, b'17 7th ex. nw., and
jet a. nice cold bottle of beer for 5 cents.
au21-lyr
IF YOU wish perfectcomlortuReEailcy's
truss, satisfaction given or money refunded.
Room 15, 009 F. Price, S3. References,
i the lending physicians. m20-lm
LOST.
LOST April 2G, F 6t..9tb to 14lh, up
14th to G, thence to 15lh, by green cable
car to 4J list, so., up 4th to A, to 222 A se.t
ladrold watch, huntingcase.blackenamol
aiid diamonds. liberal reward if returned
to 222 A st. ec apr28-3C
LOST or mislaid Old gray cloUi-eovercd"
Job jirinting account book, between 6th,
14th E and M sts. nw. Address at once
1', O. Box 67, city. JlewawL xt
IFBOn
!
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.10 per cent, off for cash
hiiAetniitnt ,1111 t.i.i .. --... Va
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and SI Weekly,
office. It will aavo
purcunso. sar
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
I WILL GUARANTEE TO CUKE ANY
case or tuberculosis (consumption) catarrh,
or bronchitis that I undertake. No cure;
no pay. Consultation free. Address
HUMANITY, this office. m30-lm
REMOVAL SALE.
Watches, Diamonds, Cleats, Silverware,
&c, at greatly reduced prices at TAPPAN'3
Jcwohy aud Optical Store, G04 9th st. n.w.
Will remove to GU2 9th st. nw., liny 1. mr27-lm
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED 3 collectors and canvassers at
once who can furnish 100 real estate bond.
Apply at 05 Pa. av. nw. Monday betweon
9 and 10 a. in . nS-2t
INDUSTRIAL insurance men or expe
rience Tor" sp-cial canvass; no lapses; salary
and commission. Apply 10 a. m. Hoom
2, Thorn building. o28-2t
WE OFFEK agents b!g money, in exclu
sive territory- Our safes tell atf ight in city
orcountry. Agents first In fieldactually get
ting rich. One agent m or.o day cleared
501.50. Socanj-ou. Proofs and catalogues
free. Address ALPINE SAFE & LOCK CO.,
No. 360-371 Clark st., Cincinnati, O. It
WANTFD Men of energy and character
real estate, building and loan agents and
others, to it-present the Equity Life Asso
ciation in city, District, and Alexandria,
Ya.; new and attractive plans and greater
advantages for less money than other com
panies offer; easy and profitable to work;
agcntanre niakiug money. Call on AVIS,
manager. Wash. Loan and Trust building,
9th aud F sts. ap27-2t
WANTED A man who thoroughly un
derstands running a tlcani tbovel. Apply to
Washington Brick and Terra Cotta Co., 10th
and F its. nw. a28-2t
WANTED Real estate salesmen to sell
lots in College Turk; busings irood; ex
cellent opportunity. See JOHNSON &
AGNEW, Room 15, Washington Loan and
Trust Co. building. ap27-tf
WANTED A man who is a gcod talker
can make good money; great chance for
right party. Call atonce, 222K nw.a27-2t
WANTED -Drug apprentices, at 8. F.
Ware & Co.'s, 19th and N fts. nw. Apply
to S. F. WARE, EbbittHouse drug store.
apr27-2t
WANTED Newsboys to sell the Washing
ton Daily Press. Call at 239 N. Capitol st. at
3 o'clock to-day. a27-2t
RARE chance Tor a catcicr. For further
information address PON.
apr27-2t Ihifc ofiice.
WANTED A young man in our hat de
partment; one who has a knowledge of
clothing preferred; re's, required; apply
between K and 10 In the morning. S.
BIEBER, 905 8tbst.se. a27-2t
WANTED 2 experienced busshelmen;
must hare refs.; apply at once. M. DY
REXFORTU & CO., G21 Pa. ave. nw.
a27-2t
WANTED A colored man acquainted
with the baggage express business; apply
between 5 and 6 p. m., witli good refs.
212 E Bt. ne. a27-7t
WANTED A small boy to run errands
aud be generally useful. F. J. MUNROTE,
511 12th st. nw. a27-2t
EXPERIENCED MAN WANTED to so
licit advertisements for newspaper. HER
ALD, Byattsville, Md. ap2G
WANTED Real estate salesman to sell
lots in College F.ark; business brisk; a
good chance for two or three wide-awake
active men with JOHNSON & AGNEW,
Washington Loan and Trust Building, 9th
and F sts. nw. a2A-tf
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
LADY for a position of responsibility in
our business. Call at Room 4, Thorn
building, 12th and F sts. nw. a28-2t
WANTED A bettlcd Gennau woman as
nurte and lor light housework; good wages
to right party. Apply to 1917 14thsLnw.
apr28-2t
LADY agents wanted, "young or old;
one-half profits on orders taken; quick
selling articles. Address immediately
B. It. T., this office, a28-2t
WANTED Experienced cutter for waists
and v.' rappers.
EAGLE MANUFACTURING CO.,
ap2G-3t 920 7th st nw.
WANTED Experienced hands for wrap
pers and waists.
EAGLE MANUFACTURING CO.,
ap26-3t 920 7th st. nw.
WANTED MALE OR FEMALE?
WANTED CARE-TAKER Care-takcror
man and wife tolooksiterhousedunugmy
absence from city. Must bring reference
fromlastemployerlnlikocapacity. Address
for three weekB, RELIABLE, this orfice.
a2B-lt
AGENTS WANTED for the sale of the
Biography or James G. Blaine, written bv
Gail Hamilton, for 18 years Mr. Blaine's
pirvalc secretary and now his literary ex
ecutrix. Exclusive territory, big commis
sions and rich harvest for energetic men
and women. For particulars call at Thorn
Building, so. cor. 12th and F sts. nw., Mon
day arter 10 o'clock. The Quinby-Hutch-inson
Pub. Co. np28-3t
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
A LIVE, ACTIVE YOUNG BUSINESS
man, married, would feel grateful for a
position of any kind; thoroughly ac
quainted with city. Address F. A. BOYD,
135 N st. nw. ap28-2t
WANTED PosiUou by a business man,
12 years in city m jewelry and optical bus
iness; good bookkeeper. Address W. H.
O., this office. a28-2t
BARKEEPER wantspositioninfirst-clas3
restaurant or hotel; best reference. Ad
dress D. W., this office. a28-2t
BY EXPERIENCED MAN, as grocery
clerk; can influence agood trade; S7 a week
to commence. GROCER, 537 9th uejt27-2t
WANTED-By middle-aged man, no fam
ily and best of references, as caretaker of
private residences or other buildings. J. C.
L., thus office apr27-2t
I WOULD be willing to supply a pulpit
or engage in a series of mcetiugs. Salary
no object. Address PULPIT SUPPLY,
this office. a2G-4t
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
WANTED By a colored girl, place as
nurse and chambermaid, and general house
work. Apply 128 M st. flW. ap28-2t
ffiM&t&tSJtfT&iOTi
J-""Y- r - -
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Situations
Writoyour advertisement on nbovo blank and send to Tns Times office, cor. Pennsylvania avo.'and Tenth st
IT WILL BE INSERTED'TWO TIMES IN THE WASHINGTON TIMES.
PERSONALS
PROFESSOR.gradtiatcdlnEevemlunivcr
siiiesin Europe, who is able lo leach Spanish
German, French, Latin, Greek and isaconi
poser of mubie would like to meet tome
family where he can teach n lew pupils.
Hizhest references given. Address "PRO
FESSOR," this office. a27-3t
nnnp r flV wonderfulclair
rrvvj'i - 1 r 1 5 voyant and medium,
tells your Wo from cradle to grave; cvory hidden
mystery revoaled; tolls tho business that will
hrlng you gieatcst success; in love affairs ho
never iaile: unites separated: l ceo vers losses:
causes epoody marriages; romore3 evil infiu- j
ences; foretells with a certainty all com m urclal ;
aud husine8 trausactlons: twelve, years estate i
lished. Ladles and Kon lemon, to cents each. .
Hours 9 to 9; open Sunday. -JS!) U st., bet 4$6
andOih&ta. ett.
TO ALL ladles whom it may concern.
Mrs. Skinner, dressmaker, has iemoved
from 80G 1-2 1 et. nw., to 1942 N. Y.
ave. nw. It
SPIRITUALISM Woun's Hall, 721 Clh !
St., every Sunday evening at 8 o'clock; '
dime collection. Mrs. E. McNElL, me- i
diuni. a27-2t
Successfully treated by hy
podermic medication.
C. It ENGLISH, M. D .
1107 G st nw.
m
jfiiy.coU-Siacs
?20 WILL DO WHAT? It will paper
your house In firdt-class paier. Send
postal and I will call and give eMimnte.
CHAS. W. EVANS, 222 13th st. sw. a27-7
GEORGE920 F st. (Hariy Park's), is
where I got those r 0 visiting caids for 25c.
I couldn't bel eve lltey weic to iUl- t.ll i
got mine. GETSOME. a2fe-7t
I AM NOT A COUNTESS nor a Gypsy
queen; am not a seventh daughter; waa not
born with a caul; am not something new
and Just arrived, bat am MME. FRANCIS,
one of the oldest established mediums, and
am here to stay. Am not indorml by the
clergy, ba t am indon-ed by some of the most
learned and Influential people ot oui ciiy
and many others; am here to help all those
that are in trouble. Life given rrom cra
dle lo grave. Cards, 25; trances, 50.
Hours, 9 to 9. 400 East Capitol stieet.
Those that are in trouble call awl be con
vinced. np24-7t
SP1 RITUALISM Mctzcrolt'3 Music
Hall, Sunday, April 28, Mr. Edgar Emer
son will lecture, followiug with hia
wonderful tests. Morning service, 11:30
a. ni.; evening servicc,7:30 p. m.; 10 a. m.,
Children's Progressive Lyceum.
MME. GOFF, the rcnowncdJalrvoyant,
Iiob arrived in the city, has taken rooms at
GIG F st. nw.; can be consulted on the
past, present, and future; advice on all
business matters; consulted from 9 a. m.
till 9 p. m. a24-7t
"POWDERED BUTTERMILK BAKING
Powder;" no more milk required; use cold
water. So pure, so nutriclous. it is made j
of powdered milk
s, toda ana cieam lanar. :
All grocers.
ap23-7t
100 A MONTH To convince yourself
that you can make it, take one lesson in my
method of portrait drawing. For terms,
address ARTIST. 80G lJlh st. nw. ap23-7t
OUR SPRING STOCK Is open. Save your
money. a3 we can sell you first-class
suits, tailor-made (slightly worn), at
figures unheard-of bcrore. Call, see,
believe. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619
D St. nw. np23-7t
WHAT'S THE use or having a leaky or
rusty roor when theELASTICROOFPAINT
CO. will paint any dwelling roof for $3.50.
Lcakspatched free. Satisfaction orno pay.
G1DT3 St. nw.-
MME. BROOKE tells all the' events of
life; all business confidential; ladies and
gentlemen, CO cents each; hours, 9 a. m,
to 9 p. m. G05 New York ave. nw.,near
GUi st. al7-14t
EXQUISITELY beautiful photograph
painting on glass taught at pupils' resi
dences Tor $2.50 half price by artist of
Corcoran School. Address CAMEO, S0G
11th st. nw. ap23-7t
ARISTOS, the best blood puriHcr. Will
cure Syphilis, Scrofula. Eczema.and all bad
blood disorders. All druggists. Prico
GOc and $1.00. a9-lmo
GLACE A French remedy; will posi
tively cure chills, malaria and rheu
matism; for sale by all dn:ggists; prico
25 cents. aG-lm
Just openod. Scientific mas-
!niltBe?i uaths; mngnettc treatment;
ifiiiU Ufs3 Li restful nnd curative. 1) a.m. to
p. m. MME. BURNETI. 512 E st. nw.
Apr7-tf
T A TiTTTCl NEEDING CONFIDENTIAL
J-ZXi-iJLJlO treatment A safe and suro
relief in all female trouble; constipation,
irregularities, lumbr, cancer, opium habit,
fistula, etc. Separate rooms for patients
before and during confinement, and laid
homes for infants if required. Strictly con
fidential. Mrs. Dr. Czarra Rentier, 34 B
6treet northeast, Washington, D. C.
MME. ESTELLE tells all the events ot
life in German and English; hours 9 a. m.
to 10 p. m.; 25 aud 50 cents; cures all
cases of running or dry sores; 913 19th
st. nw. m24-lmo
DR. LEON,
tl MlBsourl ATenuo Northwest
On?ICE HOURS, iOTOl, OTOt
DR. TAYLOR, 900 FST. NW., MAKES FULL
sets of tcoth for $5; satisfaction guaran
teed; teoth extracted without pain; gold Ail
ing, fl; amalgam, 50 cents. ini7-3in
DR. JOHNSON TREATS ALL cnRONICNBIt
vous, and blood diBoases, alcoholism and
opium habit; specialty: Kidnoy and bladder
tiouble, piles, fistula, stricture, etc.: private dis
eases positively and permanently cured; lost
manhood restored; consultation free; office
hours, U to xi a. in.; J lo 8 p. m. 1503 Marion
st. nw. feS-3m
MRS. R, E. BLAIR ha3 re
moved to 1113 G st nw. (ovor
Mrs. C. Stieblo's). Thelatoat
modes of artistic dress
making at sbortcsnotico.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE Strictly con
fidential; highest reference; honest work
guaranteed (shadowing). MORGAN
BRADFORD, Jr., Office and Besidence,
1212 New York ave. nw. mar2l -lm
J. T. WALKER BONB, 204 10th st. nw.,
carpet lining, felts, fire brick and clay,
asbestos, paints, brushes, lime, cement, two
nw1 three-ply roofing material ma21-lm
FOR RENT TYPEWRITER.
WANTED Bargains in typewriters; rent
ed at reduced rates, with privilege of pur
chase; sold on instalments: perfect machines;
I guaranteed. Gil 7th st. nw. mor23-3m
ocnnn
Situations Wanted, 20"Words.f.,.,
Help Wanted, 20 Words
Boarders, Houses, Rooms or Apartments i
20 Words .'
Wanted. 20"Words..
; to LET,
. ; .,'? iia.-.i', - . .." -u p" '
&6j50K
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY any'su.msdksired
A 1 5 and G nor cent
ap23-3m
WALTER II. ACKEit, 701 14th st. nw
TlfTONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
LIFE OF BORROWER INSURED
Tor amount advanced; easy payments; about
equal to rent.
it h. GOODMAN,
U?3 13 h at. nw.
Jr.S0-3mo
IF YOU WANT a builders' loan at 0 per
cent., call at
Room 2, 1301 Fst.
51,000, 10,000 or 510,000. ap2fc-3.t
$1,000 TO $100,000, at 5 and G per
cent,; no delay on first-class security.
BAKER & LA .UPTON,
mr31-lm 13th niulFsts.
MONEY TO LOAN First trust on city
pioptrry only, to to paid back in email
monthly payments.
On 51.000, monthly payment $9.31
On 52.000, monthly payment 18.G2
On $3,000, monthly payment 27.93
Above payments iixludu interest.
JAMES G. JESTER. G39Fst. n.w.
ja27-Smo
-RfONKY TO LOAN $1,000 TO S100.0O). AT 5 '
iVX rcr cont, on real ustnto i ocuritv. :No do- !
lay. Will 1L SAUNDKIiS & t O.,
mi 15-3mo3 H07 Feu nw.
MONEY TO LOAN ALL CLASSES OP REAL
estato loans made with promjitness at cur
rent rates. THE JlcLACuLiJN' REAL EJsTATK
AND LOAN COMPANY, cci'der 10th and G sts.
nw. I -i ici7-tf
tCplONCERNISH LOAN( AND INVEST
J monts ' Road this, booklot carefully
boforc borrowlns or invcsnnp, Call and get a
copy free. 11. H. WARNEU'Ct CO ,91b V zi. nw.
' " foSiino
'ashingtonmortgasjijllncompa:y
V 5 willload ycu$U and onward cb furniture,
tilanos, horaos, wncon3. etc.: iio publicity and
ptoperty to remain in jroar imdlaturbeU posses- '
tion; loans ali: ia oart or It: full at cay timo to j
Euit the ojiTenience o: the borrower, end any j
part naid l educes tho coit oi carrvinc tho loan
in propoitlcn to the amount. itid . VASHINlr
TO.N TilORTUAGS LUAfJ COMPANY, U10 i? nl
njONEV TO LOAN ON noVSEUoLD FDRNI
tnro, jilunoj. horses, carriages, wagons, Ac.; tha
properly wi'.lxomain unJilUic-J, inyqurpoa
tpsa'on; tornis easy; lovi ej; raias; private oltlces;
nil banicosa strictly conll'd nti'al; yoa can liavo
Hie money the dny you applyfor jt; payinenta
enn bo ir.ado on tho prinuinal -at any time: och
jtayment made wHl lc3Soa . iUo cost oltarrylaj;
llif loan.
Pleaso call on
CA1 1TAL I OAN GUARANTEE CO., .
COi P st. nw., main floor.
MONEY
To loan. If you desiro to borrow on real estate
como direct to my office; interest 5 per cont
a0-3:n THO1'. F. BARRETT, 5ia I2th Et nw.
fT K. FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE. 1218 PA
JLJL avo. n. w. Established in 1S70. Money
loaned on iatch03, diamonds, Jowoiry, silver
tvnro, ole Special bargains in watches, jewelry,
ar.d silverware. icAi-Gmo
RJONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT
v lowest rates of interest; no delay in closlns
transactions. O. C. GREEN,
ap21-3in 303 7th at. nxr.
PROPOSALS
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS
sion, Washington, D. 0., April 13, 1895.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 2 o'clock p. m., Monday, May
13. 1895, at which time and place they will
lie opened In the presence of attending bid
ders, for furnishing the following classes
of supplies during tho fiscal year ending
June .-u, 19G btauonery, ice, and sacn
miscellaneous articles as may be ordered.
Bids nic also invited for the purchase of
waste paper from tho commission and for
washing towels. Bids will be considered
on each item separately. The right is re
served to reject any and all bids, to waive
tcchnii.nl defects, and to accept any part
ofanybidandrejectthcollierpart. Blanks
for proposals, with specifications of the
requirements to be met in respect to each
article, and also the estimated quantities
probably to be required of each, will be
furnished on application to the secretary.
Responsible security will be required for
the faithful performance of the contracts.
By the Corhmission. EDW. A. MOSELEY,
Sccre tary. ap20,22,27,my6
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. WASH
INGTON, D. C, April 22, 1895. Sealed
proposals will be received at the office of
tho Chief Clerk, Department of Justice,
until 2 o'clock p. m., Thursday, May 9,
1895, for supplying the Department of
Justice wilh the following articles and ser
vices for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1S96: Stationery, Fuel, Ice, Miscellan
eous Supplies, and Washing Towels. Blank
forms and other information will be fur
nished by the Chief Clerk on Application.
Tho Department reservesllue right to waive
defects and to reject nioiior all bids or
partsotbids. RICHARD OLNEY,
apr23-5-7-9 ml 6 Artoj;ncy General.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
of the Supervising Architect, 'Washington,
D. C, April 19, 1895.-ealed proposals
will be received at this office until 2 o'clock
p. in., on the 21ST DAI 'OF MAT, 1S95,
and opened immediately? 'thereafter, for
all the labor and materials required to
build three (3) additional stjpries over tho
old boiler house portion- .-of the .United
States Bureau of Engravingand Printing,
at Washington, D. C, including changes in
present building, in accordance with draw
ings and specifications, copies of which
may be had on application at tills office.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certi
fied check hi amount not less than 2 per
cent, of the amount of proposal. The De
partment reserves the right to Tejeot any
or all bids, or to waive any defect or in
formality in any bid. All proposals re
ceived, after the time stated for opening
will bo returned to the bidders. Proposals
must be enclosed in' envelopes sealed and
marked, "Proposal for addition to U. S.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing, at
Washington, D. C.," and addressed to
WILLIAM MARTIN AIKEN, Supervising
Architect. a20-eod-6t
FOUND.
FOUND The, cash place to buy. Best
Ochre, 2 l-2c lb., Olive, 2 l-2c, Pure Putty,
2 l-2c, Prince Metallic, 2 l-2c. Saving ot 25
pr ct. YOUNG & CO.'S Paint Store, 714K
et. nw. Brushes, Oils, Varnishes. Also
mixed paints, gloss stains. jnS0-3mQs
WANTED BOARDERS .
BOARDERS WANTED 2 gentlemen for
bay window front room; private family;
good location; home cooking; hot bread;
terms moderate. BRUCE, this office.
a28-2t
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nxenfrBlank
lOc.
: aud Sundays. :
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FOR SALE HOUSES.
83,500 JD00 cash balnnco in CO years will pur
chase 81.6 feot front, improved by S-room
brick, nw.
J. D. SULLIVAN, 13th and G sts. n.w.
13,500 Sovcn-room trick and storo: ront3 for
320.50.
J. D. SULIJVAN, 13th and G sts. n.w.
14,000 9th nr. B st. no., G rs., U: m. i.
JA11KS G. JUSTE it, CJU Fst. mr.
JS.OOO Over G.003 feet of pround nw : improved;
rcntiiic at 330 pur month
J. X. SULIJVAN, 13th and Gsta. n.w.
J4.2U0 Fivo Bmall frames and larco side iotnw.
JD. SULLIVAN, lSUi and G sts. nw. :
iCOOC C'oL H'chts. nowr6r..l)ath, cat, f urn ht
PLANT & TURP1N, 1123 N. Y. av.
IG.700 (inearlCta.
JOHN B. AVIUIIT. 1 110 G st
$7,000 R st. West Ecklneton
JOHN B. WIGHT. 1110 G st
$10,500-0, Just west of 14th.
JOHN B. WIGHT, 1510 Gst-
eil.COO Q, near 14th, with stable:
JOHN B. WIGHT, 1110 Gst
$15,5(0 L st. nr-ar lith. 14 rs. 2 h.
L a SMITH. 41 OhioN. B. Bldg
( $50,000 Residenuo Iowa circle for ?30.00a
I L S. SMITH. 4 Ohio N. B. Bid?.
7-R00M, HOUSE, bu'if brick aud white
stone front; f'lrnace heat; tiled bath;
cabinet mantels; a. m. i.; easy terms.
FOSTER & FOSTER, Real Estate Deal
era. Gil F fct. nw. m31-eod-lm
5-ROOM COTTAGE at Langston, D. C;
good lot, well uud outbaildings; S1.30C;
easy terms. FOSTER & FOSTER, Real
Estate Denlers, 011 F st. nw. m31-eod-lm
FOR SALE House; 10 per cent, invest
ment; price 31,400; veariy lease at
$144. FOSTER & FOSTER, Gil F St.
nw. m31-eod-lm
FOR KALE Comfortable frame house, G
rooms, water and sewer; lot 12 1-2x90;
330 Wilson St., uorlh or LcDroitPark; title
pirfect; no incumbrance; price $1,300;
terms to suit; monthly payments if desired.
W. F. NASH, 122 M nw. ap20-lm
FOR SALE LOTS.
Cor. 10th and D ne.. lots 15 by 75: wiU
pell low Tor cash.
JOHN B. WIGHT. 1410 1 G st.nw
Very desirable lot on ISth st. near Dupont
Circle, ot a Fpcdal figure.
JOHN B. WIGHT. 1410 G st. nw.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE 1 oak aud plufch folding bed,
$25; 1 oak ex. table, $12; 1 bookcase,
$15; double cak Lcdstead, $9; Jap. 3-fold
screens, $5; aid other household goods.
Inquire 1003 F, Room G. api2S-2t
- BICYCLE Tor sale at a bargain; to-day
only; $125 wheel for $G0; '94 pattern;
practically new. CHAS. E. MILLER &
CO., 1105 14th sUnw. a27
FOR SALE Pool room located at 1430
Md. ave. ne. Cheap for the cash. Two
tables. a27-3t
FOR SALE SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE At Capital View, thirty
minutes' ride from city on Metropolitan
branch B. & O. Road, a nearly new frame
house containing nine rooms, with stable
and poultry house; 30,000 feet of land;
fiue shade trees, etc.; $5,000. ROBT.
I. FLEMING, 1018 12lh St. nw. ap20-llt
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
F5"FE'TVTC PLAT BOOK. Good
i 1 ) P i I IN !j m uow on,y $10
-flWZ IfllNJ 8p0t k CaU or
address Tisies offlco.
FOR SALE Stock and fixtures of gro
cery store; cheap; good reason Tor selling.
MR. CROSS, 1301 lstst.sw. a2G-5t
THREE routes lor sale; very good ter
ritory; only joung, act.ve men need apply.
For particulars call at Times office h24-tf
STORAGE.
Store Your Furniture
With us bofcro you go to tho country. Very
low rats absoluto safety insurance
Money advancod on stored goods.
JOSEPH BROS. &- CO., 037 LA. AVENUE.
0 U A H! fl V I M ou'y 55-75 ton, Ture and clean.
0 KM mUtUlr ARTHUR B. SMITH, main
COAL
ofllco, Mass. avo. and F st no.,
ana vm anu u. sts- nw.
.'bono 107
OCEAN STEAMERS.
North German Movd Steamship Co.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
To Gibraltar, Genoa.
Kaiser W.3L, "May 4,2 p. m Genoa
Werra, May 18, 10 a. ra Genoa
Ems, June 1, 11 a. m Gonoa
Worra, Juno 23, 10 a. m Genoa
Kaiser W. n., July 13, 10 a. m Genoa
Wcrra, July 27, 10 a. in. Gonoa
Return tickets available from Mediterranean
orfrom Bremen, London, or Havre.
OELRICIIS & tO.. 2 Bowling Green, N. Y.
E. F.DItOOP.925 Pennsylvania Ave,
Agent for Washington. D. C
FOR SALE HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE One bay mare. 8 years old,
920 pounds; side spring buggy, harness,
robe and whip. Having no use for them
will sell for $110 cash. Iuquire alley
rear 3 14 Pa. ave. nw. ap2G-3t
MISCELLANEOUS.
GET MY estimate on your work; I am in
the business; l"will build you a house in
anv subdivision aud can save you money.
Address J. F. LYNCH, Eiverdale, Md.
ap28-7t
HAIR mattresses renovated $2; four,
$1.75 each; with uew tick, best quality,
$4.50 each; satisfaction guaranteed. A. C.
WINSTON, 1G14 7th St. nw. a24-7t
6 tqpHERE ARE OTHERS" IN THE PRINTING
X business, but f ow concerns like Tho Law
Reporter Company, of BIS Filth streot north
west You'll find it a posltlvo relief totrada
there. Do it M. W. MOORE, 3Igr.
HOTEL DIRECTORY
ROOMS 50
CENTS TO S1.50-BYWEEK
$8.50 to 810. Hot water,
heat, and bells and recall
bells in every room. MOUNT VERNON HO
TEL, 218 Vi st. nw. fo25.tf
EBBITT HOUSE.
Washington, D. C.
H. O. BURCBT, Manager.
To dino (bore) If you want to dino sumptuously yet inexpensively, whether it's a brgakfa0(
lunch or dinner you wnnr, there's absolute cert alnty of getting the best viands best
cooking and best servico at tho Emrlch Cafe. Our 50-ccnt Dinner with wine is unsurpassed.
Hotel Einricli.
FOR RENT HOUSES,
In thefollowlngllsthouses for rent
are classified by price, thusenabling
persons looking for houses to see at a
glance what they can obtain suitable
to their means, savlngthem time and
the annoyance of havlngto read ad
vertisements of houses, the rents of
which are either too high or too low.
$5.002 Scott st., 2 r. brick houso (col).
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO.
i8.50 Fourth st. extended ne , 6 rs.
1IEISKELL &MCLEKAN, 1003 Fst nw
$8.5057 M Et. sw.; 5 rooms, water.
F, J. DIEUDONNE,
8.50 SJ03Knw..4r.
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1319 F nw.
S9.00 610 Sheridan st nw.: C-rm brlci.
DAVID D. STOE.HWFst nw.
59.30 32U L no 4rs wa.
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO.. 1319 Ffltnw.
51 1240, S12 Parker ne.. 5r.
E T. KAISER. 810 F nw.
511.20319 McLean ave. sw., 5 rs.
IIEISKELL & McLKRAN, 1C08 Fst nw.
SI 2,00418 M st. se.; 0 ra. bath.
JAMES (;. JESTER. C33 F st nw.
312.50 271B Poplar nw.. Or. bk. (col).
DEEBLE. DAVIS & CO.. 1319 F nw.
$12.50 1129 7tbst so.. Or brick.
C. T YODER. 015 Est. nw.
$12.50 12 Patterson st no., 5 rs.
HEISKELL &MCLERAN, lKSFst nw.
$15 1337 SOlh. Cr. nnd cellar.
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO.. 1319 F nw.
$15.00403 12th st. se.. 6 rooms and bath.
C. G. RING WALT, Room 8,
Atlantic Building.
$15.501108 9th st. ne.. Gr. & b.; a, ni. I:
C. G. RING WALT, Room 8,
Atlantic Building.
$15.50 12 Enw., 5r. Irame.
WALTER II. ACKER, 704 14th nw.
$18 11C5-1117-1119 Harvard, Col Hts .Cr. frame.
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO, 1319 F nw.
818.60133) 13th st. nw., G rs., wator.
HEISKELL & MCLEUAN, 1003 F st. nw
818.50-227 and 223 10th ne.. 6r. and bath.
DEEBLE. DAVIS & CO., 1319 F nw.
8201223 S, Cr., hot and cold wator.
R. T. KAlSEU,S10Fnw.
$20.40408 O st. nw., 6 rooms and bath.
THOS. F. BARRETT & CO.
525 13th st. nw.
$20.50 Three squares from n st. cable;
lOr. and b.; cheapest house in city;
623 L st. ne.
THOS. F. BARRETT & CO.,
519 12th St. nw.
$20.50 East Capitol st, 6r. frame.
JAS. XL YOKK & SON, 903 G st. nw.
$21.50 510 1st se., fir. and bath.
DEEBLE. DAVIS & CO.. 1319 F nw.
S2G.0O 9r. nnd bath. 702 F st. ne.
THOS. F.BARRETT&CO.. 510 12th,
?22.G-ei5 East Capitol st,: Sr. frame.
JAS M. YOKK & SON, 90S G st nw.
S2 2. 50 Fourth, near C ne.. Sr. brick.
JAS. M. YOHK & SON. 903 G st nw.
$22.50 1903 9th st uw.r9r.. bath: m L
JAME3 G. JESTER, 039 Fst. nw.
5231221 H. ne., 8 rooms and bath; 3
story. C. G. RINGWALT. Room 8,
Atlantic Building.
$23.50103 E so. 8r., a. inL
514 1st se., 7r. and catb, a. ra. L
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1313 F n w.
S25.00 213 Est. no.:Brs.,bath: m. L (April 23.)
JAMES a JESTER, 639 Fst nw.
SSiOO A st. se.; 8r. Drick.
JAS M. YORK & SON. 903 G st nw.
S25 1219 32d st, 12re & b.
1103 Meridian ave. Mt P Sra.
DEEhLE, DAVIS & CO., 1319 F st nw.
$25.00. 1801 5th st. nw. cor. st. anddwel:,
6 nn.
GRAHAM & CAMPBELL, 617 14th st.
$25.30710 N. C. av. se., Gr & b.; re
duced from $30
THOS. F. BARRETT &. CO.
525 13th' st. nw.
S2o.ou 304 4lh st se., Gr. brick, all m. L
C. T. YODER, 615 E st nw.
25.50 51G lstse.,7r., bath, a. m. L
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1S19 F nw.
$27.50 1117 Sst nw.; 8r., bath; m. L
$27.50 l"-SO U st nw.; Grs. aud bath; recep
tion hall; in. L
JAMES G JESTER, 639 3 st nw.
$30-00 310, 312 N. C. av. so., tin. Doth now.
C. T. YODEK. 615 Est nw.
$3024 3d st. ne.; all mod.; 8 rooms and
cellar. CT.YODER.G15Est.nw.
$C0.50 3313 N st nw., 9 rs. and b.
HEISKELL & McLERAN. 1003 F st nw.
$30.50140 R ne., Sr., bath, kitchen on gr, fl.
JOHN B. WIGHT. 1410 G St
530.50 40 E nw.. 7r., m. L: 223 N. Cap. st
WALTER IL ACKER, 704 14th nw.
S31.50 132S H st no., 3-story and cellar; 7
rs. and fine store; key at 1330 II st no.
a G. RINGWALT, Room S. Atlantic Bldg.
$32.50 StOGNnw.. lOr. and bath.
DEEBLE, DAVIS A CO. 1319 F nw.
S35.00 1G and 52 R st no.: 9 rs. and b.; m. L
DEEBLE, DAVIS &. CO.
$35 003318 Brown st,, Mt. Pleasant,
7 r. and bath, fr. cottage, a. ra. t
1-2 acre. DEEBLE .DAVIS & CO.
$35.00 S9th &Lyles sta, Tenl'n, 12-r brkh
WM. BRlTT,Tenuallytown,D. C.
$35.01244 5th st, cor. store and dwelling," rs.
HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1C0S Fst nw.
$35.50113 E nw., Sa; 503 N. J. ar., 9c
1921 17th nw., 8c, m. L
WALTER H. ACKER, 701 llthnw.
$401401 31st, 12r. frame, a. m. L
Bi:EBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1319 F. nw.
$401337 7th st nw., store and cellar.
HEISKELL & McLERAN. 1008 Fst nw.
40.501505-7-3 22d nw., 9r., now.
1341 U nw, lln 125 E nw., 8r.
WALTER II ACKER, 701 14th nw.
$40.75204 Indiana ave. nw.; 8n brick.
JAS. 31. YORK & SONS. 90 G st nw.
S42.50 C31 Md. avo,no.;llr.; ra. L
S42.50 053 Md. avo. no.: lln; m. i.
JAMES G. JEbThR, G39 F st nw.
45.00 1S21 RiggspL nw.. 3-storr, 12-r.buftb.
A STRAUSS, 203 7th st nw.
S45.00 1427 N St. nw., G rooms.
JOHN B. WIGHT. 1410 G st. nw.
$50.00430 M st. nw.. 10 rooms.
JOHN B. WIGHT. 1410 G st. nw.
5501330 Corcoran st, lOr.; bath, a.m.L; side lot
GRAHAM & CAMPBELL, G1714thst
S52.50 llr. br!ck;E. Cnp. st: brlckstable.
JAS M. YOKK & SON, DOS G st nw.
$00621 E. Cap., 12 rs. and b., steam heat
HEISKELL & McLERAN. 10J8 F st nw.
$60-17531 10r., etc..
E. T. KAISER, 810 F nw.
$60 DeL av. & Cstno., h'nds'mehr.st&br.,12r
JAS. M. YORK & SON, 903 G st nw.
S65.00 2119 O st. nw., 12 rooms.
JOHN B. WIGHT, 1410 G st. nw.
$75 2MG 13th st nw., 11 rs. and b.
IIEISKELL & McLERAN, 100S F st nw.
8100-1412 1 st. nw., 18 rs , 2 h.
IIEISKELL & McLERAN, 1008 F st nw.
FOR RENT Se.; E St., opp. Marion
Park, bet. 5th and 6th., a neat G-room
house.
$16.30 per mouth. np25-4t
FOR RENT In Montroso Flats, 1115
9th st. nw., 7 rooms; bath, range, com
plete; steam heat; elevator; posscsssion
Mayl. J.ILGRAY&CO. al9-2w
FOR RENT 1717. 1719 Do Sales St.
nw.; thetc houses are cow and very com
plete; 10 rooms; beautiful outlook; all
modern improvemputs; will not be rented
for boarding-houbes. O. C. GREEN, 303
7th st. uw. a23 lm
FORRENT Dnigstoreand ice cream par
lor; superior tounythingin tho city, located
at intersection of Brightwood aveuuo and
Rock Creek church road, Petwprth addi
tion; terms reasonable. For particulars ap
ply to AUSTIN P. BROWN & CO., 1416 F
bL nw., or at above building in Petworth.
apl9-t
Bet. AH and 6th Sts.,on Pa.Ave
C. IVL EMRICHV Proprietor,
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FOR RENT
1234 Mass. ave. nw., a. m. 1.,
. cor. 13Ui St., 10 12. $104.04
1747 lth st. nw.. a. m, I., near
Dupont Circle, 15 rs 75.00
1761 P st. nw.. a. m. i.: 13 ra. 67.60
11 20 Ota et. nw., a. m. i., central
location, 13 rs 60.80
804 K st. nw.,-a. m. I., central
location, 13 rs ,. - 55.00
1708 L st. nw., a. m. 1., near Con
necticut ave.. 12 ra 50.58
925 8lh st. nw., a. m. i., 10 ra. 50.48
2030 G st. nw., a. m. I., 13 rs. 50.00
910 1 2th st. nw., a. m. I., 12 ra. 40.00
1422 3d st. uw., a. m. I., 10 rs. 35.50
2CM D st. nw., a. m. i., 10 ra. 33.50
453 I st. se., a. m. I., fronts pub
lic park, 7 rs 21.50
1008 B st. ne., a. m. i., 7ra. 20.42
1422 T st. nw., a. m. 1., 6 re. and
cellar. 20.30
Full list furnished free on application at
orrico. A. S. CAY WOOD.
9 a28-3t 933 9th8t.uw.
FOR RENT 1511 20th St. nw.; 12r. and
bath; in first-class condition; at $70.
ROBT. I. FLEMLVG, 1018 12th st. nw.
ap20-llt
for rent
no. 1309 14th at. nw., 11 roomsandbath.
No. 121 1 Q st. nw.. 10 rooms and bath.
No. 1G11 13th st. nw., 10 rooms and bath.
No. 1G02 Vermont ave., 10 looms and
bath.
Above houses can be rentinl at reduced
rates for the summt-r months.
A. nEITMULLERA CO.,
a5-tf 1331 14th st
FOR RENT OR SALE Number of su
burban homes, 5 to 17 rooms: low prico
to good parties; also Col to a Point Hotel.
M.A.BALLINGER1422Fst.nw.m31-tf
FOR RENT ROOMS.
FOR RENT 2 or 3 light, airy rooms
on 2d Hcojr; new house; heat, gaa and
bath; uearcars and herdics; $9 and $13.50.
OWNER, 615 6th st. ne. a28-2t
FOR RENT 3 rooms on 1st rioorln accr
uer bay-window brick; concrete cellar and
bath; ncarcara and herdics; $11 permonta.
OWNER , 1420 Fst.ne. ap28-3t
FOR RENT Newly furnished room; book
case, etc.; suitable for students; routhem
exposure; gentlemen only; summer rates.
2108 H tt. nw. a28-2t
FOR RENT Nicely fur. cool 2d story
front room; south and east exposure; all
mod. Imp.; neat and clean; home com
forts. $8. 35 M st. nw. a28-3t
FOR RENT Beautiful, first-clas3 flats in
the Concord; 23, 5 and 7 rooms and baths;
for the summer or tho year; elevator, cafe;
housekeeping allowed. THE CONCORD,
New Hampshire ave. ap28-3t
FOR RENT Delightful cool front room
with board at 635 B st. sw.; convenient to
cars aud herdics; 2 in the- room, $16 each.
a28-2t
FOR RENT Light housekeeping, 2 frota
moras, rurulshed complete; .looking uten
sils, dlshvs, sewing machine, organ, gasj
both $14 per mouth. 301 10th st. sw.,
near Smithsonian. a27-2t
FOR RENT Housekeeping flat; 5 rooms
and bath; or 3 rooms, kitchen and bath;
splendid parlor; new and bright, steam,
eiectno bells; janitor's service. THE
COMO. 15 Grant place. ap28-3t
FOR RENT 3 unrur. rooms, $12. with
gas; light housekeeping; near G. P. O.,
1'ension orfice aud car lines. 633 2d st. ne.
ap27-2t
FOR RENT
Three furnished rooms,
ap27-2t At 942 N. Y. are.
FOR RENT 3 nice rooms for light beuse
keepiiiz, with use o bain, same floor; jear
2 lines or cars; very desirable; rent. $1G
per mouth. 433 1st se. ap27-2t
THE MARBLE HALL,
902 PENN. AVE. FOR RENT by tho Day, Week,
or Month. Inquire of the Janitor.
FURNISHED ROOM
FOR RENT; centrally located. Apply
No. 722 Eleventh street northwest.
NINE ROOMS and stable; lot 100x225;
Chart ion Heights, Md.; clear of incum
brance. THOS. F. BARRETT 4 CO.
SALE OS EXCHANGE.
SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE. lot 50x125,
at Charlton Heights. Md.; clear of incum
brance. THOS. F. BARRET & CO..
519 12th St. nw.
Will trade or soU 7-room house and store,
opposito Mahone site, reasonable.
J. 1). SULLIVAN, 13th and G sta, nw.
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD,
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.
In Fffect April 21. !
1030 A M. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-Pulf.
mau S!eeplE Dinin j. Smoking, and Obser
vation Cars Uarnsbum to Chicago, Cincin
nati, Indianapolis, St Loais, Cleveland, and
Toledo. Buflet Parlor Car to llarrfaburu.
10:30 A. -M. FAST LINE. Pullman Buffet Par
lor Car to Harrisbnnt Parlor and Dining
Cars, Harmbure to Pittsburg.
3:40 P. M. CHICAGO AN D ST. LOC1S EXPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to-IIarrisburs.
Sleeping and Bining Cars, Uarrisburg to St
Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and Chicago.
7:10 P. M. WESTERN EXPRESS Pullman
Sleeping Car to Chicago, and Harrisburg to
Cleveland. Dining Car to Chicago.
7:10 P. M. SOUTIi-WliSTERN EXPRESS.-PuB-man
Sleeping and Bining Cars to St Louis,
and Sleeping Car Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
10:40 P. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS PuUraan sleep
ing Car to Pittsburg.
750 A. M. for Kane, canandaigna, Rochester,
aud Niagara Falls daily, excopt Sunday.
10:30 A. M. lor Elmira and Ronova, daily, except
Sunday. For WiUiamsport dally, 3r!0 P. M.
7a0 P. M. for WiUiamsport. Rochester. Buffalo,
nnd Niagara Falls daily, except Saturday,
with sleeping ear Washington to Suspension
Bridge via Buffalo.
10:40 P. M. for Erie, Canandalgua. Rochester,
Buffalo, and Niagara Fans daily; stooping
car Washington to Elmira.
For Philadelphia. New York, and the East
4:01 P. M. "CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED." aU
Parlor Cars, with Dining Car from Balti
more, for Now York dally, for Philadelphia-week-days.
Regular at 7 03 (Bining Car),
7:20. 9.C0, 10.00 (Dminc; Car), and ll.CO (Din
ing Car) a ra.. 12.15, 3:13, 4:20; G.-10. 10:00, and
11:35 p. m. On Sunday. 7:03 (Dining Car),
70, U.C0, 1I-0J fining Car) a. m., 12:15, 3i'5,
4i0, G:40, 10 CO, and 11:35 p. m. For Phila
delphia only. Fast Express 750 a. m. week
days. Express, 2 01 and 5M p. m. daily.
For Boston, without change, 753 a. m. week
days, and 3:15 p ni daUy.
For Baltimore, 0:25, 7:03. 7:20, 730, 9:00,
10.00, 10.80, 11:0J. and 1150 a. m , 12:13,
2:01, 3J3, 3:43, (4.-01 Limited), 4:20, 4rt, 5!l0.
6.03. G.-40, 7J0. 10JXJ, 10.40. IMS, and 1TS83
ii m. On Sunday, 7:05, 7:20, 9.00. 9.03,
' 1030, 11:00 a. m., 12:15. 135,2.01.3:15,8:18 fiiW
Limited), 4:20. 5:10, 6:05, 6:10, 7U0, lO.-OB, 10:10,
and 1135 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line. 7:20, a. m. and 433 p m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Anapolis. 7-JX), 9.0J, and 1150 a. m., and 4r23
p. m. dally, except Sunday: Sundays, 9.0J
a. m. anu 4.-v p. in.
Atlantic Coast Lino. Express for Richmond,
Jacksonville, aud Tampa. 430 a. m.,3:0p. m.
dally. Richmon-I aud Atlanta, 8:40 p. m. daily.
Richmond only. 1157 a. m. week-days.
Accommodation for Quantico, 7:45 a. m. dally,
and 4:23 p. m. weok-dnjs.
For Alexandria. 439. 633, 7.-45, 8:10. 9:13. 1057
11:50 a. in , 12-50, 1:40, 320,42, 6:00, 537. 6:15
S.02, 10:10, and 1139 p m. On Sun ayat4.30,
7:15. 9.15 a. m., 2:43. 6.13, 8JE, and 10 JO p. m,
LeaTo Alexandria for Washington, 6:03, 6:43, 7JK ,
8:00,9:10. 10:15, 10.23 a. ni., l:00 2:15, 3.00,3:21
5:00, 530 0:13. 7aX). 750. 9U0. 10.52. and 11.-08 p.
ra. On Sunday at C:43, 9:10, 10.23 a. m.,2 15,
530, 7.-00, 7.20, 9:10, and 1052 p. ra.
Ticket offices, northeast corner of llthstreot
and Pennsylvania Avenue, and at the station
Sixth and B Streets, where orders can bo loft foi
the checking of baggago to destination froa
hotels and residences,
S. XL PREVOST, J. R. WOOD,
General Manager. General PassenserAei
Pennsylvania