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ARBITRATION sor AcCErrABLE.
The AdnfnistEatien's Attitude on the
MGine Matter.

The AdmfnistEatien's Attitude on the
MaiDe Natter.
Apparently, -Spefisk Diplomacy - just
Now being directed toward trfcking this
sovernmeht f91esaS proposition Of submits
tine the Questaen q national honor which
is Involved In she settlement Of the Maine
matter to somS ssrt Of arbitration, and Is
trying to create 4, Pubic belief that the
administration ish ke3ys to be led into look
ing fayorabIy -RpNR proposition for this
country to eoa&ceA4 he Cubans into the ac-
ceptanee Of soxe mbre Spanish autonomy.
At memenEWhen the two countries are
felt to be on the verge Of war the Spanish
minister Is proceeding with the prepare
ton for the mufh-taIked-of reciprocity
treaty between .tspain and the United
states, which Minister de LONE thought
ought to be pressed '.if only for effect"
1t Is said that one member of the admin
istration looks favorably on these Spanish
propositions, but he is man of little ex-
perfence in public affairs. 1t rs well I'M
derstood that the administration is not
going to be diverted from the policy which
mas been adopted. and the ingenuity of the
Spanish minister m 'in.enting absurd prop
ositions will be Of no avail
The question whether the Main. court of
Inquiry is honest and its findings are to be
relied upon by this government is not one
to be Submitted to arbitration, ncr, tt is
said. will the administration need the judg-
ment of any foreign nation as to what is
the proper action to be taken by this gov
eminent when the verdict Of the board has
been rendered.
No Dispositton to Aid Spain.
AS to interference in this general Cuban
matter there is said to be no disposition on
the Fart Of the administration to inter-
vene In behalf OF: Spain to compel the Gu
bans to submission. .
The Cubans have declared that they will
accept nothing but Independence. Senator
ton in Cuba, has declared that the public
sentiment OF the island is in favor of indie
pendence, that autonomy is failure that
the insurrection cannot be put down by
the Spanish, and that the Cubans are
capable of self-government. In the light Of
this 1t is thought that the President win
not be diverted from the purpose to reeog-
niZe the Independence of Cuba.
The talk CT arbitration is spoken of as
an idle, If not a stupid trick. Aside from
the ract that the United States could not
consent to such thing it is fully realized
that Spain, when; 1t came to action, would
not agree to arbitrate the question Of
whether she was guilty of the crime of
destroying the Maine and her men, Spain's
proposition would amount to no more than
q discrimination whether she should pay an
indemnity, 1t being assumed on the start
that the explosion was the result of an
accident. She wilfinot consent to any other
assumption according to the semi-oflcial
announcement from Madrid. The United
States Will not agree to consider this ques-
ton from any other point of view than that
supplied by the verdict of the American
court OF inquiry.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

t,en e' ssa g., y Al To-
srspsephsSs pssfelrsd 10 ct 15 paeanssie
District & Columbia Bond..@so.yesr fund e.
1Olh bid. sO-year frnd 6. gold. lilo bid. s.e5s.
a @i.ce,snecus Bond ND Railroad e.
1l5 bid Metropolitan Railroad COW es, 11e bid.
indebtedness, B, Ife bid. Belt R.ilrosd s.. s
es. series 4, iii bid: Wsshnston Gas Company
Teiephone e. iszh bid. ios asEed American s.
security and trust S. and O.. 100 S1 bid WASH
ington Market Company LIST g. ioe bid. wash
inston Market COMPANY ext Is. 100 bid. Masonic ns
Han Association s., io7 bid. Wsshington Light
Natiea.i Bank stocks..gank of washington. $50
hid. Metropolitan. 3ge bid. Central (nsw stock,.
hd s.eona ise bid, is asked CHEZ iso
bid; Columbia. iao bid. Capital. l25 bid. West
co l liz IL S S lis U.s. AXE. sso ' % 0''' A'-
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies.--National
an: and II Ss Is asked
lean Security and Trust trust; i.D bid - -. go.
Sc. 70 I'd Bsii. 20 I'D. asked lexington.
Gas ana Electric Iasnt stocas.-wa.hinston Gas.
- bad; 4sA a.ked D. 8. Electric Light. xiolH
i..assnes stock.. -Fir.nen'., % hid. Fnnknn.
g o Ss a.n % Ssa rs Sd s'6
Ame.can. lse bid. N.tio.sl Uoion: . BID, II
81 s csna fse. "a sS ;. ssssa n sss.
. s.d; Conmsrcial So bsd, 4A ..ked,
III til, se M. ts he Tts e
w..siessea e tide. ia bi.trics 4rsss ID
..Ts DSs .sd 8 Ia Sc s:l.
A..s.ss.. as.gaosao.s Isx bsa "A. e e. sssse Anss.
esnn Ssr4s.Se - bYG III sskeda s''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-18

The funeral Of B. X. Bruce. late. register
OF the treasury, whose death occurred at
an early hour yesterday morning, will take
place Monday at o'clock from the Metro
politan A NJ. e. Church.
A meeting OF the chief officials Of the
Treasury Department was held today to
take suitable action on the death Of Mr..
Bruce Assistant Secretary Sparlding was
made chairman and Assistant Secretary
Vanderlip was made secretary.
A committee, consisting Of Auditors An
drews and Castle. Capt Shoemaker, A.
slstant Secretary Howell and Controller
Dawes. was appointed to draft resolutions
addresses were made by Gen. Spauldlng,
Mr.. Lyman. Auditor Norris and other.
all euloEistie Of the dead Official
The resolutions adopted extoiled the abii-
ny and integrity of Mr.. Brucs, spoke q tha
loss the country az well az the treasury
mas sustained. and extended deep sympa-
my to the aflicted family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-18
REPORT ON EXTENSIONS.
COmmissi0ners Pass Upon Bills for
Street Aailways.

COmmx00lOmer1 Fu00 UDOn BtU0 for
Street Railways.
The District c. mmfssioners today SUBJ
mittei to Chairman Babcock of the Dis
trict House committee a report on House
bills 1854, 1864, 1925 and 1914, concerning
the street railway situation In Columbia
Heights and Mt. Pleasant In doing SO
the Commissioners referred the COMMITTEES
to q report made by Capt. Beach Of the
engineer department, which they Transmits
TED. In the general recommendations of
which they state they concur.
In his report Captain Beach, after a full
discussion of the various features of the
problem recommends that on the west of
the section either the Capital Traction
authorized to extend its line by double
tracks. upon double overhead trolleys
through Erie and 18th streets to Park,
said overhead trolleys to be replaced with
IN SIX years by the present underground
electric system
From thu east, Capt. Beach recommends
that the Metropolitan company be author
lied to extend its line by double tracks
present terminus OF the line at 1Oth street
and Florida avenue: through Florida ave-
nue. 1lth street, New Jersey avenue, II
orsned; and Lydecker avenue, across the
Mattingly tract to 14th street. Thence, by
stngle-track loop. over such streets as
Congress may direct. said tracks OF loop to
be available to the Capital Traction Cons
pany. and the overhead trolleys to be re-
Installation by the underground electric
system.
Capt. Beach recommends. further. that
the cost Of opening nth street be ex-
months. that the Metropolitan company he
authorized and directed to run its cara out
Brtghtwood avenue over the. tracks Of the
BrfGhtwOod railway, to Whitney avenue.
thas1CA I'm clr~ n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-18
FINANCIAL AND coMMERc,aL.

The following are the opening the high.
est and the 10 west and the closing prices Of
the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney, members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents,
Messrs. Van Emburgh & Atterbury, No. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-18
Good Roads Bill Defeated.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

STATE HOUSE. ANNAPOLIS. Md,
to the extent of s$30o. 600 for the purpose
of establishing good roads therein was de-
feated N the mouse Of delegates today.
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The Busy Corner,
6h and Market Space.
Until 0:3O O'clock

will also be the only chance of seeing how beautiful
We wish floor of
to witness the fleeing hours Ps Of this s,ou
SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' SEPARATESEHRTs.
e; IT, is e. !#is$;s: III 3
M stitched and good psaa lining sened and ned
One lot Of silk Skirts extra full Reg
Atwood broadcloth Skirts with six rows OF ucks IS the
best value ade ever YER offered f at the price s4s
Ladies crepon skirts entirely new
weaves and patterns elegantly made and finished good
superior figured satin Skirts in new patterns sSgs
lined throughout with rustic tafea silk Regular value Special
heavy plain duchess Skirts made heavy rclnshed
value they last the price will
Hosiery.
& q IS 5:: :: Es t
For the Last Day of the Opening 12Hc.
~. ssi s. e 81 i IL SS$$!as "a
For the Last Day of the Opening lac. Pair
S$sS e. $$5a ss s$ 81 His $$z TIE ss s sE Z
o,nn. For the Last Day of the Opening. l9c.
FAST BLACK For Che Cast SIT Dav Of the SeSg
xs REELS 1s tJa E. ss.1 SEAM @f:
For the Last Day of the Opening. lie.
$%sH = e E levi Il SSs% $$ it fsE
Hsf tss 80 pay 2! tns oPsning l2s P Pair:
FsF ths4ass Day .! f. the so 9Hssn ling Sc S.
BLACK Esr .s the Last Day Of the lsc
For the Last Day of the Opening, &c.
Ladies' and Cfildren's Ribbed Underwear.
ouoTE BELOW REDUeED PkeEs S c NE
aiass VESTS LOW NECK AND EDGE
For the Last Day of the Opening. SC.
' 'i oT f6s ss 81 s. # ~ 6asn;5s 1oe
'f'4' II WHITE 40 for Ss rasf Day q tfs SpsanS, Sc
Rn rs % ss sE mex ssss
For the LIST s Pay o Of the 9psnng 2ss sas
For the Last Day of the Opening. soc.
OUR MEMS UNDERWEAR DEPART NBEMT.
sA' sE CUFFS MATCH WITH
fEH#SR a % 1
Csc. value. S@c. .-
ssssss A | M APP RseEs %
e. IS = Is za'as sSs SOL. FROM MAINE
Tomorrow i'm this sale. 6oc.
s'ss e GS HsIs ~ % GOODS
] ~s,. ,ss' , q, KNIT BOTTOMS MAD" WIT"
.,. ,. MlLl!NER 3 DEPART gEM n .
sEs IN OUR FOR rH
oo di ae style, Foliage and Flowers at bunch
Elegant Imported Montures in pink blue lavender and
Large line Of new Straw shapes 4ec to S. each
Nobby Spring Sailors AGO. s9c 9Sc and $I49
Trimmed Hats & Bonnets.
Our lines and styles exclusive With select from
coming day. prepared the
From Our Children's Dept.
NECK And For the Last Day Of the Opening, $50
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS REGruAR vAbE
on, E1 the last Day IF !hs ognng se
For the Last Day of the Opening, SOC. and 75c
For the Last Day Of the Opening, Sl.S7.
saS 800 @ Ne Wv sff E go , sES
For the Last Day Of the Opening, sl.oS
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Govexnnent Do1d6. =
Quotations reported b. CoExon . MAcafts
neY hankera
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Strengthening Coast Defenses.
Gen. Miles, who returned from New York
yesterday. vas at the department today
He said to Star reporter, with reference
to his visit to the defenses of New York
that the conditions as respects the officers
and personnel were entirely satisfactory
and that the Improvement of the Defense
ETC.. while everything was not exactly as
he would have II, was progressing quite as
satisfactory as conditions made possible
The work of strengthening the defenses
all along the coast, he said, was in pro-
gress in accordance with plans adopted
some years ago. which, prior to the $780,
100000 appropriation by Congress, had been
improved in proportion to the means at
hand. End which now. money being avail
able. were being pushed forward.
These defenses were regarded as neces-
sary without reference to the present emer-
gency, and the appropriation now made
available enabled the department to an
ticipate the work which would have been
undertaken in the course OF the succeed
ing years He said that there would be nc
legislation asked for az q result Of his
inspection OF the work In New York, and
that the only movement Of the troops was
that OF distributing the artillery along
coast defenses in accordance with the ne
cessities OF the case. He said he did not
contemplate a visit to the south. The es-
Enlistment Of headquarters at Atlanta
he said. was in line with the general pol
icy In contemplation for some time and In
the interest Of convenience and prompt
action
Monitor Fleet 1T Port Regal.
r. L.
to be maintained at Port Royal, and that
the Puritan. Terror. Aklantonomoh and ths
ram Katahdin will eventually be ordered
there.
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From Our Children's Dept.


For the Last Day of the Opening, 3Sc.
fla csc
For the Last Day of the Opening, 39c.
For the Last Day of the Opening. Soc and Csc.
For the Last Day of the Opening, S1.S7.
SPRG CADET GREEN
PLAN
For the Last Day Of the Opening, $l.9S.
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seashore Connections.
Southern Ry.
fscheanle in esect Jsn. u. 1sesl

All trains arrive 4ra leave fenIlss wanna PAs
senger station N
iotte and way stations at Manassas daily exeeps
SUNDAY Ter StrasDurg- Harrisonbgrg and Stanton.
ard az Lynchburg with the Norfolk and Western
Ills A. M.-Daily. the UNITED STATES
FAST NAIL. carries Pullman Buffet sleePs5s.
New YORK and Washington 1,,I,,, 70 SIssrHr 10:
ksheviils and IIrt Springs. y e hnoNx,iie anu IH
fbsttanooga Tenn. and at Charlotte Tith Pun
o. New York to New CTle-ns. eolEeStlns az
Atlanta fo. Birmingham and Memphis S9f
uects at Lvrchhurg win InssaEa1ht shI 5 Sl-l'
Rai!rcad Tor Lexington ard Na- 1r1i Ia5e. 5EIa5e.
5.;lr Solid train, Washington % New orleans
.f, sxc,.r,ion through sleeper On tins train
ar- toerts' WedresIay and saturday 10 San Fran
cisoS CO. r Wiocai for Front Royal. strasburs
I'D Usrrisonttrc. daily. except SuEd2f
I.19 y N-Daily local for Ch7rlotSes ne
500 =. M.-DaiIy. except SUNDAY. NEN f9KA fn
,SD FIOKIDA LIMITED; composed u FGli-
I3. AND I.tsst Drawing room Compartment LihrA-
w Observation AMI Dining Cars To- Jacr sli-s4.-.
and 81 Augustine. and DraW.nS-rooHA - -1'
August Sl'" NJ DAILY WASHINGTON AND
roIIg7TtIiiyvFSTERX. VEsTIBU LED, LiIlFED.
composed OF PuIlm4l NesslbuIsd elesPs DiR-s ".
Tc.t 10 Nashville. Tenn. via AsheVllIe' hl-lE
viIIr ana Chattanooga: New YORK 10 A@--p1' Ip4
va Charlotte Columbia, savannah and ,5 5--A
sanyrIs we uniting at Danville with fg-srn4a
SIrener from Richmond 20 Augusta va SoSIin, 3ti
/ bia with connections for AiSen- > y -. ~ =
~ Memphis via Birmingham; New fofN y
New Orleans via ktant- and Hon'i9Inef,- f,Ia5f,
I Tsstit,uied dsy coach Washington TO All4hti.
so1tIern Rsilwly Dining Car. GREENSBORO u
A9TsSISSs TRSIYS on WASHINGTON AND ONO DIV;
I rSi6N love Washington s:Ol A. N daily anu
i.45 P. II. daily, except sunday, and 5-lo +. ~ ~.
/ SUNDAY only for Pound Iiill; 49, r NJ dSIly
7 e~cent sunday for Lsesburg, and 6-lJ =. "
daiIy for Herndou Returning, arrive az H-sa- ,
+ Irgfop s.2S A. NJ and 800 i. u o1lty, rom
/ Round Hin. and :O6 4. u. daily, except sin1ly;
from usrndon and s:3i ~ " daily eA1eP'
T6foGgh trains from the South arrive q J, WA51- "a
;rrton 6.sa A. VI 2:2O Z " and $50 ? "
. daiIv. and Gas A NJ. daily. except No5d$Y-
( IjsryisonLJlrr. I2:40 p. NJ and $50 =, NJ taiiy.
eTr+pt SUNDAY, and $50 4 NJ daily ircsn CEaf-
I lottcsgIilc- -. - ;,f,-
( Tickets sleeping car reservation and in'or,
nation f,lrnisi.ed AZ offices. 505 18th ST nS- %
Pennsvlvania ave. and at Pennsy.'Ahia f'Ail'
''aq FPiSK CANNON. 81 Vice President and
General Manager.
] NJ CULP Trafic Manager
" A. TURK, General Passenger Agent
s BROWN. Gen. Agt- Pass DEPT
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station, 13 1-2 st. and PA. Ave
In Effect NnX XeIilh her Ii 1871
RAILROADS.


For Alexandria (week days., ESQ 1:C5, 1855.
sx; 500. s:35 $50. $50, 1905, ex.; HOO, II 10
A. NJ: 1905, ex.; 1920 I:l5. l;45, 2:O5 eS.; $50
500, 3;59 ex.; AS, ex.; 4:51. SOS. $40. ex-;
$40, Cos eX.; $50. 1905 $500. 600. 1000. ll:20
ll;59 J.. ~.
For Alexandria (Sundays), 5:45. s:4j. 9:+5.
800. S:i5, I:$o. 5:l5, 6:Oo. 6i5 $780, s:l5. s:oe
1000. IL 20 Il. H.
For Mount Vernon (week daysD. 6:So 500,
10 %. los, Hoo A. n. ts:o5, I:I5 eos. s;59
7;eG NJ.
For Mount Vernon Sundays. 7:l5. 9:iS A ",
12:0o noon, 2;15. 3:45 and GAS p. NJ.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge (week
days), SEQ, $50 1906 and lI:0O !. NJ. 12:o5.
1920, 1:l5, 2:05. 2:40. S:2o. AIS, $40. 6:O5,
06 and 500 +. NJ
For Arlington and Aque6uot Bridge (sundaysl.
7i5, S:45. 9:i5. 1890. HIS A. NJ, II 100 noon,
l2:l5. l;80. 2:15, 800, 3;4j. $3.50. Sis. 6;Oo'
e:i5, 7:3o, Sis P. NJ.
Baggage checked free for passengers holding
first class tickets at station Bicycles, p cents
each. Parcels carried. nol5u
The times., 1898-04-03
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


WANTED-By respectable white woman, place
as cook or general housekeeper; no objection
to country. SO Delaware ave. ne. 1t
WANTED BY Young lady, position in Office good
stenographer and typewriter; own machine;
salary moderate. Address NJ 5. r., this office.
ar3St
wANTED-A lady will pay $500 for position in
per month; and all answers by mail will be kept
strictly confdential. Address MISS c. NJ. BOW
ERS, City Pcstoiicc- 1t
WANTED BY a neat white girl, place as light
hoaso worker, or nurse. b. s, 2O6l 35th 81.
nv. ap2-4t
WANTED-By neat and respectable colored girl
\ place 10 DO plain cooking and anything
round house. Call or address 223s 18th ST NV 1T
WANTED Washing to do at home AS Hollage
court NV. 1t
wANTED-By young white woman situation as
iirst-class cook or houscmaiG in a private fam
ily best city ref. Address ANNIE, this Office.
ap2-3t-em
WANTED Washing and ironing TO take home;
references 1875 Temperance ave, bet. and
L, 18th and 18th Item
wANTED-By Virginia women. general house
work; chanlbermaid laundress or nursing;
good refs. l7O2 II 10th st. NV. ap2-3t-em
wANTED-By colored woman. place as gen
eral houseworker. Apply to 1924 10th st. NV.
Item
WANTED BY colored girl, situation as nurse in
small family. Address 446 II st. sw.
ap2-St
WANTED Situation by a white girl; chamber
maid and plain sewing waiting in private
family Call or address 2sO7 Olive ave. George
town. ap2-3t-cm
WANTED Situation as housekeepcr, or to man
age lunch or dining-room; thoroughly evpcr-
fenced Address LUNCH, this Office. ap2St
WANTED Place IS cook or general bouscyyorl, in
small family. S0S Cd st. NV. ap2-3t
WANTED-By colored woman, situation TO cook,
wash and iron in small family; references. 6S7
y st. NV. ap2-3t
WANTED Respectable colofed woman wants
place as frst-class cook. 2026 NJ NV.
apl-3t-cm
WANTED Position 10y competent lady typewrit-
er- Address LoWERY, this office. apl
. WANTED-By a neat colored girl, general house
work. 2ll st. NV. apl-3t-em
WANTED A young lady having had considerable
experience, wants a position as stenographcr
aud typewriter. Address ll20 D st. ne. apl-3t
/ wANTED-By a competent woman sewing in
families; 15c day and meals. Address Z. D.,
this Office. apl-3t
WANTED-Situation as frst-class cook in private
family; or ehambemaid good reference $40
10th 81. NV. mh3l-3t-em
. WANTED Position as daily governess; accom-
plislnents, frst-class mUsc. pure German,
French, elementary English branches; highest
recommendations. II. p, this Office.
WANTED neat, reliable colored girls want
places. such as nursing chambeTmaid; OF
plain cooking. Please call at No. 244l 81 St NV.
mlI5l-5t-em
WANTED-By women places TO COOK, DO gen
eral Homework; furnish good ref. Cal
or address 1880 5ih ST. NV. mh3l3t-em
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COUNTRY BOARD.

under entire management; open for
selection Of rooms; convenient TO steam and cleo
tric cars; guests will be conveyed from electric
cars 10 hotel door il wished; Takoma spring water;
table abundant terms reasonable. Address WAR
FIELD. go llth 81. Sc. can be seen at hotel
every Sunday, from TO P. m.; will he per-
rnaneuuy az Hotel after April Is. apl-3tem
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Three story basement brick
dwelling in the heart OF Columbia Heights, TOR
a vacant lot in same locality. Address VACANT,
this office II
FOR EXCHANGE make a speciality OF eX-
changing property OF all kinds; send me de
scription of your property and / viii get up
satisfactory deal for You. ABRAHAM FISHER.
5l2 L St NV ap3-3teod
TO EXCHANGE City property for house and lot
in Mt Pleasant; owners answer. Address EN-
CHANGE, this office. ap3-3t
FOR EXCHANGE -First-class steel frame sole
leather trunk for Saratoga clean trunk. Ad-
dress linden, this office. app 81 EN-
FOR EXCHANGE Beautiful building lot in one
OF Washingt finest suburbs FOR one or two
good driving horses phaeton, trap, OF family car
rage. Address j.. this office. apl-3t-em
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wANTED-ROOAIs.

NANTED-To rent; unfinished room in ne; Tor
shop purposes: not 10 exceed 81 per month.
Apply 10 GEORGE HOPKINS, lI6 d 81. ne. IL
WANTED Young couple wishes furnished room
in quiet neighboThood, with privileges; no
questions Address G. L. L., this Office II
WANTED-A lady wishes TO give piano lessons in
return for room or board Address MUSIC
this Office. 1t
WANTED-For settled working white lady. with
out home relatives, or two small
furnished rooms al her own price Address A.
b. this Office ap2-3t
WANTED Room and board in northeast east of
7th St; must be cheap Address II. T. r.
this Office abl-3t
If YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED SEE
ME-slany desirable applicants daily; light
housekeeping rooms in demand moderate charge
when tenant secured. ii. J. STALEY. rs At
lantic Building mhil-lmo
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WANTED-A young girl to DO erTands at lll3
81. NV Apply after ?. II
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AAIED-Hy a steady man, situation as clerk
porter IN wholesale house; understands Ger
man and English Address A. CRONE, this office.
WANTED-An expert furniture packer with good
references, out Of employment desires few
good contracts 10 pack and ship all kinds Of
household goods, pianos, bric-a-brac. etc: terms
reasonable; quick and good work. Address
r. RIDGEWAY, this cffce ap3-3t
WANTED by young man who is prac-
tical carpenter; do painting; hotel OF
store preferred. Address J. b., this office. 1t
WANTED-A position in drug store by graduate;
registered in pharmacy; twelve years prac-
tical experience. address MENTHOL, this Office.
ap2-3t
WANTED Place by young man, age 90. as dri-
Yer. porter OF house man; excellent city ref.
address 80 Richardson place, bet 4th and 5th, r
and :. Item
WAATED-Position by frst-class meat cutter
and grocery clerk; best reference. F. NJ, 70s
Q ST. nv. apl-3t-em
WANTED-Business position by gentleman Of good
education and appearance; can do carpenter
work Z K l., this office. apl-St-em
1 #NAAIED-Situation making ice cream and water
ice; als9 has experience in wines and liquors
can drive horse. Address p. V, this office.
ap1-st
. WANTED BY young man, 10 years old, place as
booskeeper or assistant with good business
firm; moderate salary. Bon -, this Office.
rall3l -ern
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STEA MBOATS-

Every day in the rear for Fortress Mon
roe. Norfolk. Newport News and AZ points
Se,+b by The superb. powerful. steel pal-
aTs stesners, Newport News. Norfolk
and .'Wa,hiRston," on the following seAed-
The times., 1898-04-03
co csssap1ats i ab;p FAX

Through the Grandest Scenery, of
America, All Trains Vestlhu led,
Electric Lighted. Steam Heated;
All Meals Served in Dining Cars.
Station sixth and II Streets.
Schedule in effect March TO- 1855
2:20 p NJ nAILY-Cincinnati and st. Louis
Special-Solid train for Cincinnati Pullman
Sieepers TO Cincinnati, Lexington Louisville, In
dianaTolis and st. Louis without change. Con-
nection for Virginia Hot Springs. faror Cars
Cincinnati to Chicago.
u:IO. p N. DAILY-F F. v Linited-Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman SlcepeTs 10 On
einnat. Lexington and Louisville. without
change; open for reception Of passengers at g;Vo
=. IN. Pullman Compartment Car to Virginia ilot
Springs. without change, daily except sunday
SeepcTs. Cincinnati To Chicago and st. LOUIS
1857 a. NJ, EXCEPT SUNDAY-PaTlor Car
Washington to Rchmond and Richmond TO Old
Point. Only rail line via Penn. r., +. T., ana
c. &. o. Railways
2:20 p. NJ, DAILY-For Gordonsyilie, Cnar-
lottesvlle, staunton. and for Richmond, daily
except Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices. 5l3 and ,42I Pennsylvania avenue
and at the station.
T. W FULLER.
no16- anti Genera. Passenger Agent
The times., 1898-04-03

FOR EALE- -Horse-shoeing shop at invoice; Sis;
daily receipts SO 10 SIS. FULTON r. COR
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