Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1883, Page 6

HOME MATTERS. FASHION WRINKLES. ———ae Bie The Bicycle To PROGRAM FOR THE TWO DAYS. ‘The following 's the pre: tournament white Park on Monday a LIME-WATER POR OAK-FOISONING—SALADS AND | PLAIN HOSIERY—SUMMER DRESSES—CHILDRENS’ THE LIKE— 4 GOOD THING TO DO—HOW TO MAKE SLIPS—MOUCHOIRS FOR THE NECK, ETC. tm for the bicycle ee at Athletic Bei.ts are worn with Jerseys. Y is no longer In favor. EMBROIDERED ecra batiste robes wlll be much onahip of the Ca ENCIENNES is the popular lace for break- toll amateur muslin dresses are noveitics tulle process! or Surah silk Is the correct 4 mui muelin dresses. Puxaten blouse waists and long apron oyer- shirts bid fair to remain in high favor. ‘olor for the dots and seal- s embroidery bands is red. spanish iace is the Escurial, with its figures outlined with heavy cord or et Diy Tie THe Favorite parasol covers are parasols of bright or black rat an the oven. have dots of white ck grounds or black dots on white 8 AND BowvgceTs are more frequently | worn on one side of the throat than directly in laces just now. e SI br changeable sil ind coach- sof the kind iay be HOT or changeable silk parasois an umbrellas have light but thick sticks of fis Nor GENERALLY Known that mint sauce Lace Co-tars, with a piastron attached, 3 good or even kind ot Moliere waistcoat front, are much worn. Wuite Swiss muslin dresses are trimmed sometimes with bands of dotted embroidery in cep if bottied freshly gat at it will keep indetini Leland Howard Newnan, BV to whoin itis not alone but the fest mint-sauce which Gariterep lace rufies are the trimmings used on mull muslin dresses, whether white, tinted One cup of sugar; haifa cap of tivo cups of flour; yelka of six eg: lemon or orange: h the flour, and putter; add the suga The will of t Tue new printed mull mustlins have white grounds, on which are flower designs fine as best artists in that line, Tue latest freak in linen collars is to have a narrow rolled-over edge at the top of the high band, and this edge is tluely embroidered. THe Mother Hubbard silp, without sleeves, and low in the neck, worn over an under waist, or gulinps, remains the popular dress for little M. Hutchinson, hand painting by th ithe lemon ake, frosting, UASEL can be inade at aframe ef common write wood A HaNpsome . Middleton, add wou ™M _ plush, or satin, or MALDEN, Mas A Veteran Soldier. ‘Mr. G. F. Bowles, of Ne. 24 Common strest, Lynn, “While in the arms, at the battle of Spottaylvania, I fell while getting over a rail-fenco and was badly injured and left for dead, but after a time I was picked up by comrades, and npon examination it was found that my back was badly hurt and my kidneys seriously injured, and Ihave suffered the most exeruciating pain since, and could obtain no rehef, althoush treated by several physicians, and 1 had given up ail hore of getting help when I was recommended tose Hunt's Remedy. I Purchased several bottles at one of our drug stores in Tynn, and began to use it as directed, and can now attend to business, and um free from the pains I for- had; and I wish to say to my friends and com- rades that Hunt’s Remedy will do all that is claimed for it, and worthy of all praise. You can usemy testimony when you have occasion to, as I most heartily recom- mend it to ail that Lave kidney or liver troubles.” April 26, 1883, “YOU MAY USE MY NAME.” desire to inform you what your valuable medicine has done for me. I was induced to try it by a member of our family ‘who had been benefited by its use.” I havs suffered torribly from kiduey difficulties, At times I have been very bad, having severe pains in my back, with general loss of strength and vitality. ‘My urine was very bad, with a heavy sediment of brick-dust, which was fast leading to gravel. I com- menced using Hunt's Remedy, with s marked improve- ment from the start; the pains left, the urine became more natural, and Ican traly say one bottle efected a permanent cure. Ihavo recommended it to many persons both here and in Boston, ali of wnom speak of it with the highost ‘You are at liberty to use this letter or my name in any manner you may think best, that other sufferers may earn the value of tho greatest of all remedies, Most truly yours, April 23, 1833 | Is now open for Se ns SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. _ ___ATTORNEYS. Ap eomedt ear EE cen REMME | sey Eras Eee ggg § [Fn TE nna, OP evening. Come aud breathe mountaia air free, Apply, oF address as abo from iualaria and sites tanto ites trl eae ead . Le HAWLEY. | frrun the soy inte oO chickens, atten, ereain. ONGREES WATS OGRE pales A ad exes. renewed : COQSGRESS HAUT, OCEAN CITY, WORCERTER | thelawun Nish the tien ree eke eee eee, ntion Law Batiding, 9, Md.. oes Jane 20th. Newly fur- | unter the oake, around the Big Spring. or.ou the river ha avenue, nivhed? fl.xi"c ans in every particulars elegant lb and willows. ‘Try fielitus, ae Capitol etreet Dat. tr hing, gunning, ete. B. R. SELBY. & PEROVO HUTEL, . YORK DUR A DELIGHT. MOUNTAIN mesons. fh? mer tncnthe will fuid desiral'” Atat | mente, consisting of partor, bed: Lovated at Pksovo, Clase + Co, Pa. on Boader | Beth-ronm, private item roone if teeter ea re hia end Ere iailvoad. H: somely furnish: iB, | ela! rat AY lex TOSEP.i.M {aife‘Wusurpassed: coed tout asd bee Bebiesr No | *PeCial rates from Tn Wasoven a mosquitoes. No. 2E. 1 I A. ATL. For cireuiai JOHN FLURE, Address W f = Seer Fert Bas ERS! . fed-6mn" Wa CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, Ji. ASDHEW CG nRADLET . OPENS 3D SEASON JUNE 20TH. Moved teRoome Non. 10 an: DW. Ho THOMA: v} AY Xoom No. 8, frent Puvcing, 916 F street GOODRICH, A A. Someries t {at a, - Above naib entrance Warner porte 16 Sm 124 PRAT. age ‘tee frei. | dightogn pcnre exper Confidente, business jegal ag ml Ast. 2 | fyaed to withe ot publi sty Je9-8, tu, T2068 | i etary Pu vic, UMMER RESORT, an, Ma. : tating, $1.50! h; children, per day, 29 under 1 vedo m | Ne | CBF Goo, eASID! “es SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Det week . FE. A. G } ard ¥ streets, “Good Work, pod vefereces, metre Eeetern Sh ; uth, sat2ét Colonnade Hotel. Pt ve. rm HOUSE. GOOD HANHOR n eG ite state. Rooms may be ane | and Pennsylvania ayeuus station, Balthuore and Fote- | Hest town tm the Grani ood tare. JOHN F. Cox, 62 Pleasant «treet, ity aay be used. An ve to hoid quite a and wil make it a mach rominent object thau if it were hung on THE Reurraarn Ce. Some of the collars with plastron waisteoat of lace and velvet ribbon, Moliere front of lace. and mitts come with very long wrists, and these are sometimes snirred length- wise with fine elastic cord, and filied at the top with lace or crepe tise. Narrow Riupons of two colors are much used ming straw hats, ribbon loops and ends forming large rosettes having succeeded pom- et high will si sized pictur PIANOS GRREAT wanGArsis IN attachments are ma the ribbon outlining t SILK Grove: Waste ty Littie things makes away with -to-be-accounte d-for-doilar y Do not throw a used in making cold sts after using and settl pe great that ti each week: let it in the bottom of @ is clear above it, ver the bowl to rehi is ready for Of course you may need {Au clegant Kosewood Case, nearly new, SquareGrand Piano, cover and stool, for only $150; cost $375. ht Grand, used but little, at nearly half coat, on small payments. mificent extra Browant to this elty--oultabie ores borately fi rough is clty—auitable for a very elaborately fur- bought for neatly one-third cost i number issued sit drain it off; iet the star Vior.eTs and barbes of Valenciennes use next wast Jace trim the fine Milan straw bonnets designed 1a little to it IOUS NOTES. nished room—can be on easy payments to good party. plendid tone on payments of $5 per month. © rgaine in Pianos ‘that close cash and time buyers will appreciate, Call at once at the HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS be eaten cold for supper is piece of round steak, spread some butter on it, and then cover it with a vumbs, highly sea- d saze: roll the | *KADEs of ribbon In two contrasting colors, the ends of the loops cut into coxcombs, trim many bonnets -DOWN YELLOW Is announced as a later tint of that shade than primrose. cnrkenes nene made by taking soned with pep steak. and fasten it’ toxether; bal it treely with ti prove the inte tte: and water. n the oven and let it get per- ¢ right down through # of the valtey, are worn by bridesmaids. eeeeat Square Grand Chickering, only Magnificent Square Grand Knal A superb-toned Sav months, only $185, including ha re Gran Owner leaving the cl AND PIANO EXCHANGE, ay AND ORGANS be, only $190. Biano, used but three lsome cover and stool; cabinet Upright Grand, made to ‘Upright Piano ever ano for only $75; and ont Tu most fashionable stockings are of black, some 23 cou strawberry or primrose, Ik or lisle, In mono- stripes and cheeks being ouly second in popularity. Cut the chicken Into stx or | t and pepper. «on well witir BROS.’ PIANOS, BURDETT ORGANS, G. H. KUBN, Agent. 407 10th street n.w. Tue lovellest shades of salmon, rose, corn and water green are seen in the new China ichdio- | Dip in beaten nin fine bread crumbs f spoontul et chopped ry cupfulef crumbs. Ing in the<6 wonderfull: ments will be gi SALI Sui treet northwest open at street northwest. H. L. SUMNER, In charze. New flannel salts for children are made of DAVIS & CC PIANOS. — BAR- perfect instri. nin ail cash rales before July Flowant stock now. viot flannels, ray bemy the favo THe suntaer silks rnet, blue, dark green and 4 come In large piatds 3 and reds are said to sell more r in New York for dr At the trnetee's sale the oxsets of the L rown and brims !lbe much worn novelty in millinery is nd colored Paristan beaids and I pins of all ith tortoise. ntles of the same material as the jets with the tailor- made suits that are still ’so popular. fish wite poke with the brim sharply i just above the forehead, will be the pe for ladies with full round faces ge figures are used for wl of the Orie are lined with I t milk, one pint pound of batter, th soft | favorite Fry in bolting lard, | Norice OF Trustees Sate oF PIANOS AND ORGANS. CTAVE for CHAUNCEY J. REED, 433 SEVE! ering Piano) ed some macnificent bargains WAND SECOND-HAND PIANOS AND Oit- As I was crowded for room before making this hase, I find myself mow compelied to sell those | oda at a trill nz advance, a3 T have no room to stare Iwill sell for tea days bran new SQUARE ; UPRIGHTS for $175, AND PIANOS for $190, ¥ ORGANS for $50, worth $90, &c. ; SQUARE PIANOS, used, as low as ‘These instruments aro deat Inown firms {nthe business and are a. Feople of good countenance can pur- ‘chase of us on monthly payineuts, For further particulars call on H STREET N. W. cheniile balls, and pred with cin added If liked. HE STIEFE, TH and the Ni BARKER, BALT Organs, at low: 33 in shades of pale rushed strawberry, raspberry, corn. will take the plac t white wools so popu- bine and ashe lar for evening dres KRANICH & BACH, GLAND Pianos, th: WORE and the PRIN! 709 7th street northwest, est fuctory prices for cash, or on. easiest known monthi- instalneut plan, at G. L. WILD & BRO.'S MUSICAL WAREROOMS, t cream: chop Coxons ave combined quite as mich as mate- The following are some of the most har- Moss green and red ld. yellow gold and orange, garnet and au- | them in hot water | wit them, a | on ice; when pound of sugar Ustir in with the cream, and set it le stiffadd half a pound of pre- com binations: EICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS, ot Various makes for eale pecs. | Wim. Knabe cose wort nowned Pianos. ‘Tuning an ing. Lith wircet, above Pa, ave. ud rent at re- id-re- 423 ‘a borealis red, dregs-of-wine red and old nm and old pink. prune and pale auve, and with all these ail shades of gray, which are once more In great favor. “CockabE Bowe are made up of a number of loops and tapered ends vy velvet, satin or faille ribbon, either e or of several colors, and are used for trimming dresses, mantles and bonnets; lowers are also arranged into large cockade- like clusters tor the bodice, coiffure and bonnet raspberries, or | or currants, afew choice raisins and some citron chopped fine; beat this with the cream, i the fashion. The Pest Medii WILCOX & WUI' day Siniles, A Jersey, like a coat of mati, Colored peopie. —In the Pre ay tO altaln; a business “tls, good lack, HiePS for the neck, with mouchoirs Pros, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, The most Perfect Piano Mads. EMERSON PIANO, 5 CENT MUSIC, ‘Ihe only complete Stock in the nite. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET, Managing partner of the late firm Ellis &Co. -priced Piano Mannfactnrea. AND KIMBALL ORGANS, Picnos and Organssold on instalments, rented or ex- «banged; rent applied if purchased. to correspond, are made of pale yellow washing SEWING MACHINES, silk, embroi y hamming birds, roses erflies with brilliant colored wings. Tue cotton costumes | now ready for the warm days, are most attrac- i ‘iv being made of cotton simplicity in construc- of decorative features, save nted to wash, but on the are made most elabor- st colors in designs ot and buds, and large ES z . THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE’ wledged by the highest mechan- t made, most silent, 1s recognized and ackno ical authorities as the best rupning and highest arm lock-stitch machi All movements made of the finest. stecl. holes to thread, neither haa its ehuttle. juss new improved machines of different makes, ee the finest assortment, most responsibility prices. No outside agents. First-class ma. All duds repaired and warranted. Iiustrated catalogue and price-list mailed free to any C. AUERBACH, Double Store, corner 7th and H streets, Gent's Furnishings and Hate next door. 1 dresses, which are \t y to the question | goods ouzht to sus 2 cultivated and refined | ¢ as haying | those that are w chines for rent, laundried never enters ‘We sell only Where ail the work | the mind of the modiste, and indeed there is no including thi at such a thought should influence lovely robes, for with care | one of cotton satine or foulard can be actually ithout needing to be done up. How- ever, when to be worn by careless persons, such yO WINDY ADV and the care of 1) her that wom: the designer of th mistaken her vocation ta york.—Trey | NOY ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTNSOLENT ent to talk you.to death, he ent of all the | ea ituse Sowiti Machines at htiass thet no canvaseer can approach, Monting, Kepalring, &e. 427 9th streot. inest Assort- er once elucidated as foi- | adress should be simply made and trimmed with the parabl with wash lace or Hamburg. PROFESSIONAL. ed hearers, it a been married for ten virgins to x0 out with lghted lamps | em on the way ti looper writes from Parl invented a new style of ball dress, which he calis the Chamberlain, in honor of the Ameri- | was the custom, idence 912 F pication with Standiford’s Drug athe pastor | me, five of these AWARLES H. BOWEN, M. D.—OFFIGE AND RES street northwest. 'Telephonic commu. Store, comer 9th and an Esltticean, u beauty of that name. It is not to be made r anybody till she has worn her copy of it at the earifer balls of the London season, with the exception of one reproduction which has been sent to Russia to be worn at the corona- tion of the Czar. It is all in white and silver, and is said to be oue of the most charming of rs and five female: was #0 mad at George last night.” said a | girl, of her sweetheart. : tured brotier, “I noticed when I locked in parlor you were up in arms."— Cincinnati Saturday Night. —Tesas Siftings. and comfort and the pastor itas re > gaid her iil- ington, D.C., in ting the feet In orders SEFUL FEET ARE KEQUISITE TO HEALTH epee ene nes Me a Eas ind near, Ze . 3 ex ent P ave.’ oprostta ‘Witlard’s Hotel, fur the macosental Hard and Soft Corng Bunions Excresences, etc. Fatal Ws 1861, Office fee $1 per visit, for put that our wife does not wear xonds is not so much because we cannot sk belng robbed of them, as Lecause we do not believe in that manner of displaying our wealth.— Lowell Courier. Worth’s many exquisite inventions for evening Apropos of Miss Chamberlain, I was re- ly presented to this famous American beauty, and found her a very lovely girl, simple, natural and unaffected, and apparently not in the least R. H. L. BOVEE, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, treats macau Female Diseases, Neuralgia, theumatiam, Chil Ruseian, ralyais, Nervous juiphur and ail’ Medicated AAT aiteoe apporite ges Hee! “Can you change a twenty-dollar gold piece?” laced the empty glass said the bartender. tl, Pil. go out and see if I can find one.” urg Inspateh. It takes a ‘oman five times as long to git inde She has ter cross de flo’ | acertain number of times, an’ has ter funble ong the quilts, turn dewn de lamp too low, 2 der go back an’ turn it up too high, A‘oman walks mizhty light when she’ but when she takes ‘er off an’ walks, she shakes | de whole house, like a dog trottin’ ‘cross a | Detroit Free Pres&@ 1" sighed Mrs.'P., with a toothache. an’t people be born without teeth?” “If spolled by the att ition and addulation she has received every since the Prince of Wales pro- nounced her to be “the prettiest young gi Tall and slender, with brilliant dark an extremely grace- ry much in the same style as the Princess of Wales, though there is no actual personal resemblance. ———ses——_ he asked, as le gently |, on the counter. y iy the Asimur |“ the late Rev. Chester coun ate institution for colored people | bed as it dees a man. numbers 214 stu- logical departinent. has just returned to | = seventh winter of tem- and viclnity. eyes, delicate features and in the country, and it z RACING ON FIVE COURSES YESTERDAY. ‘The wiuners at Brighton Beach yesterday were Babcock, Juliet, Centennial and Jim Oak (Hartford) park yestera: aud ‘f three ee Preata, the rst Kot shoes on, At the Charter ‘Mr. Bair jorged M. J UST Recezvzp, A fall line of NEW INGRAINS, Alarge lot of MATIING, Cheap. Another invoice of ALASKA REFRIGERATORS, the BEST and CHEAPEST in the Market. Exemine our Stock before buying. CARPETS CLEANED AT LOWEST PRICES. SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPAOZ. the second in-2:26, and the third in last mile was trotted with the least The 2:25 class at Wilkesbarre was. of Scranton. Best time, 2:27. Edwi Yn ths 2:4) clase as Springtaia, Gun a the 2:40 class at Springfe! 0, Al Best time, 2:34 Di you Will rei ct a moment, my dear,” replied you will be convinced that such is the Burlington Free Press. 1, what a lovely vase! exertion of ai Great, speed. ai the education ot won by Nella, in Thorn won Best time, 2:28, and dumb, wa It's antique, ts ft it's modern.” It was go pretty!” was the winner, ‘TON STANDARD TYPE WRITER. WAR- ‘ED, Any onecan use it Fitnout instruction. tad prac Gul and ge and rental appl led on parehans Price. Co ing. Press | copying. Supplies. Kore a peaMals: e BENED! pying. i LeDroit Tahldeweation won the tree for all. H. Winship won the 2:45 class, mile heat race,at ‘ht heats. Best time, le heat race in three The “Dude” cigar has made its appearance. scription cuce given of a cigar will an- swer equally as well for this: “A roll of with fire at one end and a fool at the other.” im three stra! won the 2:25 mi straight heats. Best time, 2:26, Base Batt Yesterpay.. zymien and rey SToRMY Denars IN THe House OF CosMoxs.—A stormy debate arose in the House of Commons yesterday on a motion to recommit the Lord Woiseley and Baron Alcestor anaulty bills for the uurpose of commuting the mp Sums of money. Lor. (conservative) all Egyptian war was tue war, he said, was disgrace! the government puppet, che real author of the massacres at Alexandria. Mr. Gladstone declared that Randolph Churehil’s alie- gal ‘ard to the khedive was entirely at all evidence in the hands of the government Lord Churchill promixed to give preofs of lis statement if the government would rags a proper inquiry. ‘The Stars defeated the Colunbias by @ score of 17 to 6 The second game from the Undines by a score of 23to8 The Mt. Pleasant and Le Droit Park base ball nines played a ternoon, which was calied on On account of darkness, the score bell At New York—Buffalo, 11; Cinetnnatis, & e made iu the liturgy, ly one hundred years have passed e churches of this Standards won a. Since It was adopted by t pensions for dolph_ Churchill ury into the ‘ne orizin of t glorious as ive, Was the seventh inn! —Sister Mary Lucy Duffy, aged @3 years, dled on Thursday of heart disease, at the Convent of our Lady of Mercy, Baltimore. She had been an invalid for years, but her death was unex- She was born in Ireland, and entered the order at Washington 27 years ago. During the war she was in Douglas hospital, Washing- and afterwards went to Mount Washington, was later at the City hospital, Baltimore. Irst_ necessary. At Pittsburg—Alle- & At Providence—Provi- ston—Rostons, 13; iphia—Athietic, 5. Philadelphia, 4; Cleveland,& At Baltimore, 9; Columbus, 8—five inn! .—Merritt, 11; Brookly: dence—Amherst, 9; Del.—Quickstep, ‘Made simply with boiling water or milk, Solu iu ting, (only 36-Ib, snd Ib.), by Grocers, labe:ed. AMES EPPS & CO., 016-1, tu&s Homeopathic Chemists, London, Eng. Eres cocoa BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING knowledge of the natural laws: orem dutgion and water, Ue BPCPULAL WATERING LACS, CAPE MAY, Te Reached by the ch, Gloncester, Mase. —Cumine surf bathing and ocean 6 Send fer bock i. ay BOOKS, &e. ahoony WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, mi OMAR eda ey one ak u Cape Mi Data et It IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELTHIA, ie pio a get ny oy Regeln pyr | : ate Tooms, a dining room to seat dining rooms, elevator, A O TH y Fast Exprese Traine, with Parlor care at- See Seca ee | farnilies. fee fached are run during ‘the season at convent. Street Thilaciphin, “After ist dato af Cape May. nt Jai Ba ent hours, and passengers will find on their my31-m, w. eli. wet fold a arrival at the New Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, | i = 2 Union ‘Transfer hes sad Horse Care ready to | PENH NEW LANCASTVR HOUS tranefer direct to thy starion of the Weet Jersey rail- Toad, at the foot of Market street. oqarnine) For through tickets, bi checks, and full infor- | mation, epply as foliows. rtheast corner 13th street n for 15 ; olectric bells, ali modern improvements. F erything new. ‘The most complete Hotel and the ‘SHANLR. N CHERSONE a © PHONOGRATIC t ONAIY LECTIONS OF DVAN STANLEY. By Dewg OF NEGLUCCED TENTS, By Dr. Robe mac Railroad. At rater an Low ae im cous: For circulars and terms addi CHAS, F. PUGH, Gen’ Manager. Je2-lawtw NED A. LINDSEY & CO., Lancaster, 39-taul5 J. R. WOOD, Gen'l Pessenger Agent. HE ST. ANTHONY, 1 Artaytio Cry. b good fare, inson, | RANEY Q@RAVES oR THE BRPREAVED,' bie. ene Pore wa an BALTANTY ‘ ‘ape May, N. J. (Qbe minutes walle from “Be ot.) ni y, FOOTE: Mow. Address Bow 7 TpHuonso. N HOU; ‘On the Philadeip! This popular m0 & SON Sevenrn Sy GOODS. tein Teeort will cpen ‘ June idth for the entertainment of sumun (AEs / CAMDTAUEROADS NO] WERE RURGE® — | Muerdoc accomurouations ass" ottered, joe. susan, MO vaow. forest scenery. Pure alr and water. A verdent | “ Station foot of Vine street. |Station foot of Market et, | esting place for travellers. Excellent trout timbing: ercersson Ninhing, For circulars sdurcns IeTULRTRt Fo GE We RRORSON, Manager. | PUEKEUIL. BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF PING DRESS Snt LLEGHENY Mov xs fomt “GENIN: “FURNISHINGS, iad Peseengers from Weshingion will take the through trains of the Baltimore and Potomac ‘oad to Pil delphia and arrive at the new Broal-street etation of E THE Sk: the Penneylvania rafiroad. where the street cars will went of W. J. Walker, tate of 2212 F Sraner Noxtnwerr, Wan convey passengers direct to the West Jersey railroad work, (The Nberal aud ceterra | = station, and Union transfer o ithe Baud 0: Rie Co. to make this wel- | Fixet the Finest Dress Shits to or ton of the tie railroad. mown and popalar hotel the equal of any sununer re- | Six + xiva Fine Shirts te order Bor thraush tokens gga Sete ante sortin tho Wuited Staten in Pulut of tire, ae wel ws | Sia Free Ekin te onde : Northwest corner 13th street | erandeur, can jeuue; wlstion Baltimore and Poto- | The capacity mac railroud. greater than that o! teen. t Park for the weass any previous season, of 1889. te and noex- | r] at been conridered where thie already Jovel; CHAS. E. PUGH, J, R. Woop. fine coull bemmate eters aBtectie mnt emcee, | SHIKT FACTORY ‘Gen. Manaiger. Gen. Poreenger Agent. | Kicononeus JUNG 25, J07-tal5 4 he malarial finest piece for children | arp 7 7 try Sure rei and oure for hi OTE. COR NS YU: Hirst clave livery and aya ANo-dlnandey, ate MEN’s FURNISHING “EMPORIUM, . 7 rv week, per mont Hele throazhont the season. B. & 0. stop at Deer Park. Ion wer Opnoeite Patent Offies, ror lustrated circulur, terms, &e., add Psa sion tickets from ail pointe on eale from J Baas AD eee Cetober 31. Write for the nextent Fine Drese Shirts to ordes alty. Six beet Shirts Je! TPENONT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, NE beach. Sig pmpumer Pook of the sear “Ou Mountain Toy,” | for #10.c0 Ready mad 2 Fallow sen Larxe, shad: unds: swings, _ Special low rates made by . & O. for transport nished. 76 Groquet. lawn tenia: wood shoes foc famine ing horses and carriages to Deer and retarn it abe. Fullline of Reasonable rates. CHAS, LE ROY WHE! cars specially adapted for the purpose. | * ER, Proj Addlvenas all cc ons np to June 20 to W. 7. - ——— — Waiker, Queen City botel, Camberlan M.. after that —_—_—_—_—_eaaa_—— (MOUNTAIN ViEW a date Deer Park, Garret Mi : & RESORT, down the river. fine flehin Sk, CANTON, PA. = =. 8. W. WRIGHT, Proprietor. ‘ OLTONS SUMME Situated in the beautiful village of Canton, dt near Minnequa Springs, Canton Glen and Mon tan Ving and bething. Lake, and in the midst of thy most romantic and pie- | Terms, $1.50 per day. R. J. COLTON, furesque scenery in Northern Pennsylvania. A favor. | Prictor. Milestown P. O., St. Mary's Co. H gees ite flehing resort for people from the sity. ste | QT. CHARLES—OGHAN = RATORS, Home for the tourist and commercial traveler. Write 2 Oe Agate Cle we. Soetecme pcr week Lad aul wth unsnterr iw of the, ;OUIH MOUNTAIN COTTAGE NAH WOOTTON, Promictor Open June 26th. 7 Good, ref-rence given.” Address a c0., Ha, . OXFORD, MD. POREENBERGER, Boousboro’, Washington 2 w GROOM REPE PRATONS, “AND STANDS, COMBINED, EzERS WATER COULE ,OLERS AND FILTH UNTAIN PRE | State, wv. cas s . 2 SODA AND MINER TUNDLERS, | BiQOSSTON ISLAND WILE. Be Jere and iuformation and photngrs be ot 1¢ RS, CREAM AND) BERRY Sid ibe reception of euests on : TOUNG, Heal Estate Agent. 4 Bsetwrdel e communication by boats. ‘Tertns rode Washington, Sores vical ann! rote. OWEN LAVIN, cure ot Stemner J, W. MW. BEVERIDGR Thompron, Blackiston Island, Ma. Ta aRGE y IDGR, necticut a «0 PEN ANTA AVENU! MD., improvements’ POLS IMI ROVED Makio, le, bulidings pamted, Fo rs aj ply to the Star ottice or JOHN TANS. Proprietor, Ucean City, Ma, TANDS. LOCK ISLAND, B. I. vi SARATOGA STRING * Fifte milos at ge: ean still wate: WA @ fishing; accor 21 Tth treet, Bdoore above Penns. avon 600; ball and. thoatrical, ‘rooms # OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE iérn. ae sic ‘ nl 400 reular 1 KEMNER idl for illustra: Es > aky. = ss Loedoaneect RATES $5.50 AND $4 PER Day. SELLS DA <POvES AND L IDA sa RAT my"? Im? UROKA MOUSE, AURORA, PRE = 5 = Ava. ‘thie populcr Aaa. bene OR RE POTOMAC VER BOATS. and improved will open Ju Ist fur the recep- cs ity: N. Bs % i 4 atl tion of suminer gnests. Aurora fr delightfully | Soran view every window situated 2.860 fect above tide; 12 miles froin Gubiain @ well-known summer resort on the B.& 0. H.-R. good spring water, cood roads, beautifal drives and doligheful ecenery; accommodations the beat. Terins, $10 per week, $3) per month of four weeks. A ccm= fortable wo Will convey guests from Sind Up ratl- nd cold water. INVOR AND. eRTAT 1ETY CEN t fchmond, Va. will ‘Telegraph and Post © te., address, MADSSIE, Prop. Charl "AID THE PARK HOTEL, HE GUY MANSIO: iN near Kingaley st,, Asbury Park, N.J Dlock from the ocean’? convenient t6 ali points, Of interest. First-cluss appoinimients. Je2-Im* Mi’ WW ektOROLTEAN- CORNER OF ATLAN- tio and Firth avennes, Atlantic City near Ye atop NUR, one e Va 70 NORTOLK AND FORTRESS 3 UK FARE, $1.00, ROUND-TRIP, CLASS ACCOMMODA LIONS CARN Williamsort, Pennsylvania, q HED OWEK ATES THAN ABOVE, warm baths, Camden and Atlantic trains home for the sn nights, SHED AT LOWER DATES THA atthe door. ‘Feriis moderate. J. A. Mosher sito, a tue. DAILY LINE, MAIL STREAMERS. 2m roprictor. art, produce: % ‘i z * itis hydraulic elevator. Teans moderate. Se user EXCELS QPENS TUESDAY, JUNE 12rn. YS, WEDNESDAYS 20h. Mo WHAKR. » TURSDAYS an@ WSaté P.M. STON AND HER EASTERN AMERS OF ie INCUIRE a8 XGINS, Gen. Supt, for cirevlar aud distr ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, ® VE CONNES PROVIL Near Winchester, Va. | — ar 5 Pillopen JUNE 12th to accommodate several who wish | (PIUE “BRIGHTON, to leave the city at that time. additions have been made this season for the accommodation of a greater number of guests. The ATLANTIC CITY. } dining-room hag also been en‘erged, new patent closets OPEN ALL THE YEAK. (>a xine hays been provided, and the eanitary arrangements are | sor axn COLD SEAWATER BATHE AND ALL | QTEAMER JOHN W MYPSON promising this season. — | EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FATURDAT For circulars and accommodations apply to A. 8. Addrese ATTAM Bratt & Son, 401 9th street, Washingion, D.C. Circu- | _my9-3mo F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. | Stopping utnescly oll the river ln:linge at far Cown as Jars also at this office. Lemandtovn fort ON A. g. PRATT, Propristor._| NORWOOD HAUL, SOUTHEAST ConNER | Inquire at General Office, 615 (th etrect or at host. Fourth avenue and Binaries wt WEEMONT HOUS bury Park, bik AS Vermont averine, above Adantic avenue, teat | gadrere i. C. z lantic City, N. J.” Ocean view from every VR nt Lary Zoom, ‘The hones wil beikept gpen all tho year. ERS T | Sune tet, Aebiary Par For particulars address Mra. ROBT. BLACK. iy? W spsor COLLEGE Ru = ~ ‘ain t, Ae. _mhlT r - ont 2) M2 VERNON! MI. VERNONII Spares i Spruce, SIFAMER W. W. CORCORAN Lock oon House, ianre ¥, WEST | Fishing, Pxcellent Tatte, escent Sunday) for MM 4 Va., rebuilt and newly furnished rooms. tano’s, 1015 Penn. Ave., or address A, jock a ak. Felnnung reaches Wosiing- No malaria or mosquitoes. Table board un- #79 JE: LY, New Windsor, Ma. $0 pm. surpassed, ‘Terms, 36 to $7.00 por weok. a TEs ee L. 1. BLARF, cording to location ¢f rooms. Spec ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Gren JUNE 10th, 1883, BRB. Bb. J Steyheuson » Depot. O.. Var prictress. Pamphlets at Star otic ee fase arcing with, HE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS, suerte Bes huis near wt GETTYSBURG, PA., ni DON 8 =o 5 t On Mondays f 1. BE OPEN SGN B: VAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS (ALKA n Meaday / ‘ine Lithia Wat The **kAGLE" in town, rec ntly enlarged, wilt aivo BS ; accommodate beardore., ‘Trains from Washington con- Me Clee mock witht We Mass HS: & 8 Gt. | the lancest swu 1 pool of Carbo! Depot tor Geusysbures For tubes the largest swimmtn pool of Carbone’ Hawyehire Ci i ius. retui NE LN ' man, Ne 4 ter in the world. Also, Iron Springs, erie pend 1p eect Ye reas a gareen Half to three-quarte:s of an hours ride (cartlayee OF B. YINGLING, Proprietor, horse-Lack); arjlendsd. White Sulphur. grand mour. my28-3m Geiilsbune, Pa, | Rorme-Lack ia aout Stinmer clitnate unsirj assed. JACK. | ins summer home. Sical atid ties tenth Pon staset ne square from the beach 1 fhe. Tiverton fire cocapes nice roomie, tots Weak Fos cemnntially fusplahod. Gpene dune ist. VEMRY | Thompeon and C. Be Shater for water ond penile to Baltimore, Md. my28-2m | SAY w Saemont j IAPE MAY, N. J.—CARROLL **VILL. a Park a z i, Proprietor, GQTOCKION HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J. a FEASEEND COTTAGES, BEDFORD, Pa. | WILL OPEN JUNE 30. ‘ “open May 23:1. Location pleasant; ‘water 97) on have All accommodxtions strictly firet-clase Kiver fretirht must bo prepaid, aud will be received om 4 te. SATURDAYS on The Sanitary Arrangements of the Sto from inin i fresh every day. without, sarERpGm & 340. sabi been pl ‘perf ‘Gene ri tra ch jt joderate. Address— = Agen Sf hstsipnia en Sener Rael ye ae oe, ae BAPE At propia: __Tth strest wi and 2a. aye. ‘The management will be under the care of J. F. 5 ae aS WASHING. Retin are s NABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL (P. 0., 4 . Bah Adare ee Se ROS HOTEEE | CMoutecmery countye Ma). coves. mnceGC e'ciock actu. for tutianae iver Landing have ab Mr. CAKE will be at Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, | from Waxhington on Conduit road: the finest | Grinter's witart Sundayeand Tues lays down, Wednees on Thuradays until June 8. myl-bin” | drive from city :proprictios strictly enforced LARGEST daye ap. Brent's wharf and Chapel Point Tharedaye s STONE AKC! HE WOKLD ov adjoining grounds. | ‘iowa 'and Moudaye and. Wednesdays Mattox INEY POINT HOTEL. my4-4m | God cdietnaticn Sundays, Turnage nd inure Tre a even The finest and eafest euri-batlini : GT. JONES, Agent, Tih atrect wh whi? =o hanel ani aback tela aud mulpahootine. —= = iriver EmaratieG eat FINANCIAL. iteamere Excelsior and Leary leave Washington and | Cherrystone every Monday, Wednesday Se AND SELL U. 8 GUV'T AND D.C. BONDS; eon Belthoe ik a connection with the Nertisiseton ita wate aon Bane Masi Gaston ke ate Saw city vente 3 POA Pighugh. “Address 5o't. SPAY Stock. OPEN JUNE 1st, 1883. ‘myi6-3m Deponite receiwe.1 subjeet to chert. Se ere ieee Seton LO aide! QAzEs8D HOTEL, We vay SPECIAL attention 0 obtaining CORRECT EASON 1883, and RELIABLE information regarding our various city DOUGLASS HOUS! the B. & O. R. R., has beeen leaned : _ "REHOBOTH BACH, DELAWARE, WebCKERs. Cramines oon packs euety epeusiien nad aie sespened Sl ties So paren see Win open JUNE ler, 1883. ‘Terme, $2.60 per; mentsat reduced rates by applying to No. 127. riee regarding same, day, Special arrangements for families 'or Isth street, Washington, D. C- myl0-um HARRY ©. TOWERS & CO., Peyriteforelrclar a (pee SHELBURNE, BANKERS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, itis TER BURTON, Propristor-_ ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. teat my ? STRE Eien Ete oe aaa . HE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND Lt I yarisfrom the ‘Doachy with uaeletructed sean’ front | dk ASSOCTATION ie deing such a lenge brine that APPLEDORE AND OCEANIC HOTELS. nd cea breezes, is now open. Address Se Le aes a Leena ae OPEN JUNE 18ru. Ese EDWIN ROBERTS. | TAHGE FEEN; and, forcetting the Obligations uf, Bone rable m, are scatteriug unwarranted and ‘These Islands, ten miles off the coast of New; Cm ayy a> tn Soy company ond ine Hampebire, aro. mort delgnttnresortforteeYEM@Y | LO ree cexr recount on ais casu | feiestiemonte in foeand to the ney comrany and ie summer tourist and all those seeking the quie BALES. ceived te his own injury in this most important busl- a Tee amen Oc tee soe ee ese but ic every Ome inwontiate at judo for hina: class pera On and sfter MONDAY, MAY 28rn, we will offers 5 ry eupeci . deal most Soran oh fasts no fl i perfect maser Bpecial ‘ind lucement to Cash aes of eed insurance. economri honest and ible. Our tric belle: ligivted with ian; ; good beds; unprecedented business coutinues, and even inex ted. “ anks to thee aise ot exealions tables band’ of 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. po ogee Fo yore ny irhegget gern i cout; ten thousand wackerel have Que Stock embraces all the desirable noveltigs of the F “Utnte i509 Hatrest. SOMA” SIMA uests of Apploaore in one day. : season in Light Wooleue, Cotton Febrion ana Linen | —O%°* ‘The awit steamer Ap Lawns, | Complete Lines of White Goods of ai xinds: | GTEWART BROWN’S SONS, itn the S arm, and o16 ray teal fro Boston op | 1 Bioek, Danek iin Shots Pilew Error, ‘able | Wye. Hanwaw Brows. Davisox Brown, Ba oN. Dasune cUTON BROTHER Damask, Xi eS ca cote nity | Guo. ALexaNDEN Buown, meniber N.Y. Stock Exch'ge, myalelm P.O, address, rubure tse, 88 PINE STREET, NEW YORK. Yuanticowss 0 )00S”té~<“<CS;:ti‘“S™S™S JOHN T. MITCHELL, Stocks and Bonds Bought ana Sold on Comminsion. of A NJ Hy 931 Pennsylvania avenve, | ——— FAMILY HOTEL. WOOD AND COAL. THE COLONNADE. Fo. Tune Use, 1. ee ‘Furnished, with all the modern improvements, . ‘She Natural Miners! ‘car Axo oD. MRS. 0. A. RINES, KAISER WATER, yoed a ie aba Bakers FINR (Formerly of Washington, D. 0.) FROM BIRRESBORN ON THE RHINE. Acsuestic use, bd - » HOUSE, ATUANTIC CITY, N. J. | Recommended by the Highest Medical Authorities, | ‘The attention of conemunere ie zoapectfully = Youse. Bisctrc Hai Bes ‘YFRED'K HOLLENDER & 00. A= one io nest traing, ot B.A. for the U. 8, and Canada, ‘BRO., %L.Bexant, | spiz-sm 235, 117, 109 Elm tres, Newors. | mis ‘Tehet. whart and 191 st, and aP. ave e ee es eS he