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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

MASiHaIN0ION, Mia p q, PQ0T OnF1SE EurSn ~
'1sesss a 4 q. E. t@s @s:t ending March sos
e'o's D'on'f & ~ stSf : laY tafs:
RRRAHTIe,4t pa s;lo Pm & fS5 TRANcE MY
se7fT and f bhfsH Hf NS1t psr g. ia
die, from New York. via Hare. Letters for other @
nsrais:" 65A. s:iS Pm: for EUROPE; per p,s,, IS
1eTS from "a, NeT TG u. ner t
obdsm. from New York, via Rotterdam; Letters err
%sss 9os & be a.esed S psr obdam sA. l1s e FM
York, via Glasgow. Letters be directed
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. German steamers
sailing from New York Tuesdays THURSDAYS and
Sa.SESays take printed matter e.s for GER
etc. for other parts of EUROPE.
White Star steamers sailing from New York
matter, ' ete.. for Ht EfRoPE etE.A'' '''' e'e' y
The. The American c1nard and French Line steamers
for all countries for which they are advertised to
MAI Mills si's FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA
WEST INDIES. ETC
ASbs 81 MARrSieHE EEaMHaD AND B%sRAbos sna
asD'ef p Se% Sna fS1 Ad asss ms e seF
ssAyANmL4 SAY and SREYToWNss e, ss ss, AIsns ;
CAPE HAITI, GoSAivEs. TETIr GoAvE. can
from New York. (clAt 1o:55 PM for GENITAL
AMERICA % ! except Costa Rca, and SOUTH PA
!ia Colon: Letters for GuATEISLA must be
ssfss RsF s iG "nd
5 oess psr Ct MESe iSs nss " 1s BE nnS
per SIS santo Domingo, from New York
via end Vera Cruz srS must he a
ST. PIERRE-MIQUELON. per steamer from Hall
sATURDAY-tOAt $50 AN. for NASSAU, Mp.
per steamer from Miami Fla.
Mails for NEwFoINDIASD by rail to Halifa.
sunday at 1905 PM. Sunday only at IL :a5
A.M.GD.
thence via steamer. close here daily at s:2o
Mails for CUBA close here daily at 800 PM
for forwarding via steamers sailing Mondays and
Thursdays from Port Tampa, Fla. (9
CAMPE1HE. cMIAPAs. TAEAsCo and YUCA.
TAN, which vii be forwarded via ia New I Work up
day overland close). close here daily at 7:1O An
W. TRANsPAC1FIC MAILS
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN: specially addressed
only. per SIS. Empress Of India from Vancouver
e'sss Mes sefs e de cS V and sG per
from Iscoma, y. close here daily up to $50 PM.
NsafR asils q for @ the SOCIETY ISLANDS. per ship
Tropic Bird. from San Francisco close here daily
y Mails for AUSTRALIA except those for WEST
i5Ss5T hT "a MsS,si, 5 5 sss and fzal
close here daily up to $50 PM. Mar'h -
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia,
HAWAII and FIJI ISLANDS Especially address d
only, per SIS. Warrmoo, frcm Vancouver. close
here daily after March 81, up to G:30 PM, April
l. Id
TRANSrACIFIC MAILS are forwarded to the
pcrs of sailing daily. and the schedule Of closi Is
is arranged the presumption of their unnter-
rupted overland transit.
ta) Registered mails close at 1000 AN. same
day.
d' Registered mails close at :oo I'M same day
fcl Registered mails close at 600 PM. same day
tdl Registered mails close at 500 PM. previous
day.
,e) Registered mails close 1900 PM. Weds
md 81
~ Registered mails close Mt 90 PM preyiou,
day.
t.t Registered nails close at :OG PM previous
saturday.
Cl,Kcgistcred mails close at Goo PM previous
Saturday.
m Ie JAMES p. WHLE1'r Postmaster
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kOYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
SOU THERN RAILWAY,


Schedule IN effect January Il, 1897.
All trains arrive and leave al Pennsy lvaHia pas
500 A-M.-Daily,- y,-Iocai for DanyiIe. Charlotte
and aay stations Connects at Manassas for Strss
sunday. ard at Lyr' burg with the norfolk and
Wsstern- daily, and with the Cheseapeake and Ohio
II=I5 AN.-Daily--1HE UNITED STATES FAST
ard washington 70 Js"ksoasiile, uhItjas st s,iTs
Springs. Ne Kro1vili. and Chsttan6g.i, Tena
Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York 10 New Orleans
plis solid train Washington TO %eW orleans With
oGt skange- sunset rerz, nally Cosdacted Tourist
utlty - san Francisc,, without change
i.6I PM Local for Front Royal. s,rls3urg and
81 FM liy.Esaf tsf sr"95s chsi.o,,ssyille
aS So r rMP1y TTrFp sITfPs saP11iSSEW Phiim, 1oE
sl,eFine Cars. Dining Cars, Observation and Com,
Cas- NE msS 425S e s and and St
A9sus,a %,th 81 eonneeti%n 10 f3r Aiken
WESTERN vESTiBULED LIMITED composed Of
Pullman Nestihuied Sleepers. Dining Cars and Day
Tenn. via Asheye &norvilie and ChatianodEa pse
New YORK 10 Tampa. VIA Charlotte. Columbia
phis. via Bifminghlu: New York to New Orleans.
Via Atlanta and Montgomery. Vestihuled Dsy
Da,n Car t:r, W. S1u,nerh hallway
Trains oN WASHINGTON AND 6HIo pIvrs.
pm daily except SUNDAY, aud 9 % pin. Sunday ys
sniy fcf konHd mn; H. -. - pm daily except sun.
Returning, arrive at Washington 20 a M and 2 IN
~ daily from Round Hill 7:9S am daily eT.
Ca,,t Sunday. from Herndon S:34 am daily srcen,
S,;rday. from Leesburg.
Through trains from the south arrive NJ Wash
inct1n. s;42 u 2;20 pm. and $40 pm daily
9-Is IN. keep MOrday liar.isonburg I2 40 and
$40 pm. daily. except Sunday and 80 n =
daily from Charlottesville.
Tiekats Sleeping Car reservation and inforr
tion furnished at Offices 5ii and 1900 PennsyIyanI,
avenne, and IT Pennsylvania railroad passenger
W. II. GREEN. General Srpt
J. VI CI'IP. Traffic Manager
W. A TURK. Gen. Pass Agent
ta1s l. 8 BROWN. Gen Agent Pass Dent
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Delegates.
Locating the Rlamc,

From the Chicago Tribune.
The Rev. DIR. Fourthly was making
pastoral call.
You find US feeling rather blue today
DOCTOR" his parishioner said. I'VE have
met with a loss We could i'll afford"
Il am sorry TO hear il, Mrs. Portwood.
May inquire the nature of your loss?'
Il was going to tell you. Yesterday af-
ternoon, while 1 was doing some shopping
downtown, my purse was stolen from me
by pickpocket He got away with II
safely. There was no policeman in sight, of
course, and l have not the slightest hope
the thief will ever be found or the property
recovered. IL is heavy loss, but ! suppose
i ought to look upon IL intended for my
own good, and 1 ought not TO repine."
That is the right spirit. The scoundrei.
l presume, took the purse out of your
pocket"
'Oh. no! i was carrying il in my hand"
Then. my dear madam, YOU must not
try TO throw the responsibility for the at
fair on Providence"
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WouAN oJTLIVES MAN.
Has Greater NituI Tenacfty, but Cam
not stand Drink So Well.

not stand Drink So Well.
From the New York Sun.
OF the fourteen reputed centenarians who
died during the past year no fewer than
eleven We're women, says the Illustrated
London News. Out of the 1SS persons who
Were declared as over ninety years of age
a death, los We're women. The superior
longevity of the female is well-estab-
Eshed fact. To some extent it depends, of
course, on their more sheltered method
of living, but by no means exclusively, as
the women of the laboring classes show a
great vital tenacity as well as those who
have an easy time of it in the world. The
vital power of girls is displayed in baby
hood. for though about loi boys are born
to every 100 girls. the females have more
than overtaken the deficiency before the
end Of the first year In other words. the
belief of old nurses that boys are harder
to rear than girls is true one.
For the first time, another point in vital
statistics as between the sexes has recently
been investigated. This is the relative pc
riods of sickness in life. 1t is only lately
that there have been any female friendly
societies, and hence the statistics as to the
days OF illness among women have been
largely conjectural. But If these figures
are to be received as reliable women have
more days of non-fatal sickness in the year
on an average than men at all periods of
Apropos. very curious fact has been
unearthed by private committee appoint
ed by the leading life assurance societies
The subject of their inquiries was the NOR
tailty of persons engaged in the liquor
trades. 1t is well established that the pub
ncans are at the lowest point in the list of
dangerous trades. This. you understand. is
not teetotal talk, but fact, and it is curious
because publicans cannot be drunkards-a
man who Is not sober, as that term is gen.
orally received soon loses his license Ru.
the new fact revealed by the assurance So
cieties' committee is yet more inexplica-
BILE; it is that the women who are engaged
on their own account in the sale of drink
are not nearly so injuriously affected by il
as the men. AS any excess of INDULGENCE
In alcohol Is undoubtedly far more Injurious
to the female organization than to the
male, 1t can only be concluded that the
women who take the responsibility of
license on themselves are endowed with
greater self-control and moral strength
than their compeers of the other sex.
Women submitted to the temptation of
the trade In their capacity of wives how
ever. do not come out SO we'll Barmaids
also are affected unfavorably by their oc-
cupatiOn. W
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Dcvout, but sleepy.

FIom the Chicago thronlcle.
A little boy in Chicago never goes to
sleep without praying that his soul may
be kept throughout the long watches of
the night. The other evening. however.
he became a little mixed about bedtime.
When in his snow-white gown. he made
movement toward the little cot, but was
reminded that he had forgotten to say his
evening prayer. He quickly knelt at his
mothers side and, laying his small head
upon his folded hands, began:
Now / lay ne down to sleep.
/ pray the Lord my soul to keep"
But there his drowsiness became too
much for him. His curly head went down
with a bump against his mothers knee.
and she. hoping TO help him out, softly
suggested: If He made another effort,
and as his mother prompted him the sec
ond time he frightened up and finished:
IF he hollers let him go,
Enc meni, mine NO."
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A Watch That Winds Itself.

The latest novelty in the line of time
Keepers will appeal to lazy and foreetful
people. 1t consists of a watch which does
not require any winding. All that is nec-
essary for its owner to do. in order to have
the time with him always, is to walk half
q mile day. The watch does the rest.
These novel watches are got out in sew
eral varieties Of cares. some Of them ex-
tremely ornamental, but the kind most
commonly seen In Chicago il made with
= plain Black daSe and an open face, The
winding I4schanism consists of an ingen-
tous Sontrtva4oe BY which small weight
Ing. The motion OF the weight works a
small ratchet arrangement, which winds
sas sRsFs = M tSn;sa anf @ndIsa shsa
needed. A course Of shaking I'D and down
tor few mtnutAa VIII AaSwsr the same
And jars 81 ordinary sx1stence are likewise
&Adt dSs1M tssk '8San5- N Winding.
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RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON. ALExANpRlA XND Mt VERNON
From s'a'IGa e. .ass, d3 1 t.,, ;hq = s4nna. .'.
FOR AIExANDR1A."S:ao 4.o6 i.as ox .s,oc
ssoo $50 e.: s'3o S:So :id:o6 e., 81 soo 1I:1s
$50. 800 e1.. .4:l5 e.. l:z3 500, 5:ao e1.,
S;4O 'e;o6 e.. $50. S7:00. 800. $500, $1,000
sDafly.
FROM ALExANpRIA:..5:55. e:25. e:55. 7:2o cx..
SIS d 4; .|Ss 'ss s!sS :2:Ss
.s1b eI. $40. .si5, 100 S:,s g.: : ss sseo0 ea
300. 1000, '11 90 ' S'
DAILY.
TOR MOUNT VERNON. RIVERSIDE AND WAY
sIAT1oNs--'6:4o. 1906. HOO. 1905. 2:OS,
sDaily.
FOR ARLINGTON, Daily.-s:0o, 900, 1905. II 90.
Luz lI5. ?:o6, 2:4O. $780, sos. roo 500
c. z. ABBOTT GEO pIIfI JPS
400 "en manager Gen. Pass. Agt.
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One ON Miss Bondclipper.

From the Tammany Times.
Dudley Canesucker (who is not as big a
fool as he looks)-"Did you give my cawd
to NTH Boldclipper?'
Servant-"Yes, SIR"
Dudley-"what did she say?"
Servant-'She told me to tell you sir,
that she was sorry she was not in"
Dudley-"Ah, indeed! Please tell your
misthress that thaid / wath glad l didn't
call"
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His Happy Thoughts.
From the Cincinnati Tribune,

Binks-"Beg pardon sir; but think you
have my umbrella there
Stranger-"Your umbre lla sir2 OF course
il may be. You know how umbrellas change
hands. Ha, ha- Permit me TO restore IT,"
5 Birks (to himself, walking away)-"Ihoss
happy thoughts of mine are simply insp.ra.
tions. My umbrella, ha, ha, ha."
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

.'t4rIi4r III effect - soo'-
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey avenue and G street.
trr ins. 1900 1I:I5 am. sos pun.
F"r Cincinnati. ST loqis ana indianapolis E1
For rittsaurg and Cleveland. express daily 1890
Fer Iglr,ig and Detroit. IL :25 pm
For Winchester and way stations. 1000 a.m.
For NeE Orleans, Memphis, birmingham, Chat
T"- Iaray, S;io pm. daily
a7.1o. 500. $50 sS.so. I1o'oo, LEO an. M
s55,5 X 10 $50 I62o 6:8o. 1sco. Sis. 70 90
1oo 1 500 io 20 80 @ 80 ss sm I'D nl2S $50 1ls9 500
For Annapolis 7:1o aud $40 ain, 1910 and
For Freierick. week days. IS am. IL AS, 4ao,
5:5" m Sundays. l:l3 pm
For For Has; naSersIS"n So; ti0;oo an ard ts:so Pm
40 $50, 5-o5 pm sundays. LIS. : :05 pm.
e. 300 ''afTsos TO sa i5 say oa' 4 Esss sS 4aSs 3
ll;tp pm Sundays. 900 am, l:15 ABB. 7:o5,
For Washington Junction and way points, 7:s5
a m. 40. $50 pm. week days. j:I5 pm. sun
kOYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
For Philadelphia, New York. Boston and the East,
G2 % Dining cHr S 600 5o o Dihins ins carr, a5 d2:Sl i2
night: Sleeping Car open at 1000 o'clock. sun
tiIg N'-N' a-iu ilAtlS tdfl tlI ~ DINING tar1,
a-'D t5:U3 Dining Carr. 1901 night, Sleeping Car
open 81 1890 o'clock. Additional rasns for phila-
dylplia, week days. I:U5 AIN daily. 500 pm
Buffet Paror Cars ali day trains
For Atlantic city. lvcUp I'm. 1900 noOn and
IL 40 pm week days. II ~ pm Sundays
For C4p- Nay. u noon
Except sunday Daily SUNDAY only
AENIress trains.
baggage called far and checked from hotels and
residence ~ Union Transfer Co. orders left
ut ticket Offices SIS I'euusy vania avenue n " .
New N'T4 avenue and 18th street, and Depot
WI NJ GREENE, CiAS. o. SCtLI.,
Gen Manager AIT
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john G.. Collins.

Professor OF Physical Culture and Massage without
Baths
AT 9th ST. NV Telephone 1901.
Hours. 10 am. to 10 pm
Prof j. c. Collins will give instruction IN aymnas-
tie traring with special reference to muscular a.
yelopincnt of growing boys and weakly men The
Prof has been giving exhibitions Of massage before
the clinic at Rush Medical College, Chjcaso, 6pf
several years past. mh4-1ms
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p Schedule in effect February 8. 1887:
Via renna.. X. r. & P, (

'TI-IV
4;2t pm. Tuesdays. Thursdays, aud Saturdays
Solid yestihuled, archaeological steam heated
train, with combination coach, parlor ear, dining;
car and Observation csr-through without change
Arrives Richmond, I:45 p.m.-Old Point. $50 r. m.
1o:5' an--daily except Sunday - Parlor car
Washington to Richmond. aud Richmond TO Old
Point Arrive Richmond. 2:45 pm. Old Point.
$50 pm Transfer Richmond
Tickets and reservations offices Pennsylvania
r r. 18th and G sts.. and at station Full In
formation at G. & q ticket Offices.
fsil-2ru H. W. FULLER General Passenger A2t
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ACCOUNTANT.

j. T.. BATES.
Public AccOuntanr and Auditor
Room 81. Washington Loan ami Trust building
fe1-tf Cor- Sth and F SITS.
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DIR. CZARRA.
NO CURE NO Paw

SPECIALIST In diseases Of man; any cornplicatfon
weakness and special diseases cured and Ruaran.
teed references given: hours to H. 10 a: closed
Sunday. 6l9- 62l Pa. ave- NV mhh1ms
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
Yard, Washington, d. G.. March 13, 1s97.-Sealed
proposals, indorsed Proposals for Supplies for
The Navy Yard. Washington d. G., to be opened
March 30. 1897" will he received at the Bureau
Washington, D. c., until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON. MARCH THIRTTErH, 1897 and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter, to furnish at
the Navy Yard, Washington. ID. c., quantity of
steel castings; also supplies for foundry con-
s'sting of ludles, chain sngs, turn tables, roller
machine. tumblers steel rail and truck The
articles must conform to the navy standard and
pass the usual naval inspection. Blank pro-
pcsals will be furnished upon application to the
Navy Yard. Washington, D. @. The attention
OF manufacturers and dealers is invited. Tie
bids, all other things being equal, decided by
lot. The department reserves the right waive
defects or to reject any all bids not deemed
advantageous to the government. EDWIN
STEWART. Paymaster General, U. s. N.
nh1S-2aw2w
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DL,
trict Of Columbia, Washington, March IS, 1907
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until TWELVE O'CLOCK N. ON SATURDAY.
THE TWENTIETH INSTANT, TO sell to the Dis.
trict Of Columbia site for an engine house. to
be located In the section bounded by Monroe
Harrison, Minnesota, 18th, Taylor and Jefferson
streets, in Anacostia. The lot must be about
Of taxes axe that the bidder has deposited with
accompany each bid as guarantee that the bid
der will complete the sale OF the site IL accented
The right to o rstsct any and all bids Is hereby
DELL. WILLIAM N. BLACK. Commissioner.
d. Q. mh18-6t
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MEDICAL.
DIR. LEATHERrlAN.

Specialist In all forms OF special diseases Hv.
droceie. Varicocele and Structure cured Consul.
and sat even, 10 s. Coz NV Closed ON Sun
mil g Inn ~ ~A'
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

L. S. RA>DALI'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer HARRY RANDALL Will leave River
View wharf Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays At
Z am. T. ndng at al Wharves far down us
Nomin Greek Returning. on Mondays and We'd
EeSdGys nj pm. and on Fridays about 3,0 y. IN.
Pa scnser accommodations irst-class Freight
received until the hour of sailing
E S. RANDALL
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. O. CARPENTER, General Agent. Washing ton.
fe5l4,u WM. NJ REARDON, Agent, Alexandria
STEAMER WAKEFIELD
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
Leaves Washington. b. e.. of 7th ST, Men
days am, foi iitermed ate landings to Colonial
Beach, I;nshwood. Roek Point Nomni Creek. ST
Clement and Breton Bay landings
Wednesdays. I il H.. for interim, diate landings Il
Colonial Beach. Blishwo0d Rock Point, Colfon' g.
Lconardtovu, Ahelfs. Nomni Creek Piney Point,
st. Georges Island Smiths Creek. Coan and Yeo-
comico rivers.
Saturdays, ! am, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. BushwOad Rock Point. Nonini
Greek, Coi;ou'S (See scleduics.)
fc2-tf c. w. RIDLEY. General Manager
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AND-AMERaGA LIME

From New York TO Rotterdam and Amst erdam vi.
Bou!ogne Sur Mer; 80. hours from Paris or London
SIS. DBDAN Mar,;, ~ IN NJ
~, % NEE@NpAM March 2I. 10 AN
First cabin. S5a 80 and up second cabin S35 For
Information apply TO General Passenger Agency "a
broadway, New York. to g. w Moss y2i Pa
ave; T. r. Droop 925 Pa. ave-. and Crane p.rrs
x Co. Ebbtt House Washington ID. C. nIh2 t. thSsGm
Evening star., 1897-03-18
KeniHWOrth linn.

MGFllEWOTum If1f1,
BLTMoRE.. ASHEvIILE ~ c.
This magnificent hotel. delightfully."- located In
the mountains OF western North Carolina. has
been leased to Messrs. Linsley 4 Kilt tredge. The
hotel is newly and elegantly furnished and
peted. 30 porcelain baths added. has electric
lights Eteam heat open freplaces elevators, and
all It's appointments are superior. good stables,
and the best golf links in the south.
Through vestibulc sleepers from New York The
management OF this hotel will he most liberal.
Fo- booklets and further particulars address
Messrs. Linsley Kittredge \. B.-Mr. Linsley
was the successful proprietor of the Hotel Bon
AR, Augusta. Ga. del9-e go 3m
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Virginia Hot Springs.

5 HOURS FROM WASH INGToN
NEW HOMESTEAD AND BATH HOUSE
OPEN ALI. THE YEAR
WITHOUT QUESTION THE MOST DESIRABLE
ALL-YEAR- ROUND RESORT IN AMERICA
For full Information apply at Chesapeake and
Ohio railway cf1ices, address
FRED. STERRY. Manager,
de29-tf Hot Springs, Bath Co.. Va.
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COUNTRY Gt-aL ESTATE.

Foi; RENI-A EEAt NJ! &. OLD COIN TRY RES
id.n,e: the main ...sfI.-. 81. tsp kuioch ho,ls...
completely fur. TO Tie T.. e .iul-r ui,uls and
September: r'fsrtn,.s & ,Et- Il address, Y l.
TURNER, The Pau i...a.t.. ga. Va mai S-sl
FOR RENT SHERIFF Toad. NILE FI,oN
l,enning station. good js 'k :arm of 10 acres.
Fine water and -,Neril ,.iouildii ii-s Terms. SioD
per year payable monthly. !hN!N l.. FRAN
ZONl 1885 + ST. in!ilS SGT
FOR SALE-oR EXCHANGE F Il A Ci.IENr go
acres, miles from Washington: high. and sp!ell-
did view; some w"Od. imrrs,g"d by i6-room house
AMI all necessir! outbfline. in good cundii ion:
and Gen. Iiealls stock farm. win assume if
necessary G. a. VI. WELLS Attorney :,3s
1ndiana ave. NV. uhlS;;
FOR SALE-oR REtT-HoUSE FURNISHED
the pettiest lOO-acre' farm and heal,iiest iocii-
ton within 16 mics If Washington elevation $50
mh1s-3t'
iiandsone new 14-rooin heuse and : acres of land
barn. fruit and arrangements Tor raising poultry:
on ,, electric car line: miles from city; also
smaller houses for sale and rcrf on very easy
terms. Cali for list and man of country aro,,rd
Washington free. seud stamp for postage.
JAMES +. ELEMENTS.
% NM '--t 1871 + ST. n.w.
FOR SALE -CH EAP-IO SNAIL FARMS ,,F 10
Parker. Lay Hill. Montgomery count Md viii
take $50" ca m: within 30 Minutes drive TO two
railroads or to kenslrcton station; il party wish
We Will build for them ~
Llfrl'EFiELp' EyANS .Ns Is & s, CO;
fe23-tf Or C. II PARKER & co. I35 AZ st. s.w
FOR SALE-CIlEAP-A SMALL FARM OF 4JI1
acres; only $l,500: rear Lay Ill., Md; also one
OF or, o. acres Price, $500; l-a cash, bal. ore
LIrrLrFIELD. EVANS & CO.,
fe2s-tf Or c. H. PARKER & CO. i35 Az st. s.w.
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MISCELLANEOUS s.

FOR LEASE
CHAPEL POINT the NEST beautiful and at
tractive location the Potomac, 30 miles from
Washington, containing the largest hotel in
southern Maryland, with IS rooms. furnished :
concert nall. bar ROOM bowling alley. BATH
wharf; with exclusive privileges of irstclass
summer IesOrt; the only place the Potomac
two daily mails: daily commit mtncation by steamer
the best paying and most popular resort SAT-
water; splendid opportunity for business and
enterprise: no competition: applications be
considered must contain satisfactory references
Apply to CHAS. C. LANCASTER, 1873 f st
NV. Washington. D. G. mhl3-8ts
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NORIH GERMAN LLOYD
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, BREMEN
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS
spree Iu Mar Z3. IL ari Havel. Tu., Apr 49, 10 am
Irave. Iu Mar 30, 10 am Spree. .Tu Apr 20 10 am
Lain. tn APT 9, 10 am Trave. .Tu. Apr % 10 am
40 CliERBot RG, PARIS, BREMEN
Ailef. Sat. April II. 10 a m
GIBHALTAR, NAPLES GENOA
Kaiser. Mar. %, 10 TN Fulda April "a 10 n m
Ems April 10, 10 a. II. Kaiser. May S. 10 a m
Werra ;Ap-.l II. 10 u. m Ems -. May Is, 10 am.
oELRICIIS q CO., BOWLING; GREEN A
Appiy 10 E. F. DROOP, s25 Pa ave
ia201yr Agent for Washinatnn
Evening star., 1897-03-18

The WeenT1s Steamboat Co.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
In effect December 81. 1896.
Steamer Potomac leaves 18th ST. wharf every Thurs
day at ! pm. for river landings and BlltirIpre.
Passenger accommodation strictly siclass Elec-
tric lighted throughout. All freight must lie
prepaid. Special rates given Baltimor,, freight
STEPHENSON x BRO. Agents
de2i-1Htf Oi!icc 90 Pa. Telephone I45
Evening star., 1897-03-18
OCEAN TRAVEL.

EUROPE, HOLY LAND. ROUND THE WORLD
farties g., leave April "a r. May 5, June 3, 12. July
the world: CI.ARk'S AN. TOURIST Agency
III Buadway, y. Y. II