Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1884, Page 6

Matting his Tes been for not nnexpe county, Md. three y freedom of 60; 182, wh early day as U tendent, and rs boy of to the plone 1 the stear the Old Che between Was! n2E:8 had to stage It to Frede it way S01 manaxer of the ord Aquia ¢ Which, in connection with the ratiroad, until It Wwe between Wa assumed the 1 rege 1 said if ith, he was Steamers in charge by dectink: tion to business Whicu he managed successfully [01 years G THE Fiat ‘The closing exercises of St. Matthew's sehool Id at Willard’s hall last evening. The pro- gram Inetuded, besides vocal and selections, a drama, entitied: Avenue,” whic: were menner. and philescpi man, E Lamkin, E. Cunningham, M. Rob Purcell, A. Hantey, E. Sherman and First tn third class—M. Poss, K. MeGarve ueeny, M. MeGujgi ™. initar, fatson’ and A. Hunkel. First in fou y M. Edwards, wigan, M.Corcoran,M.Matone, E. MeMahon, M. Bateman, 8. Baten gan; pla wards; penmansiiip, ( reading, 10 Mis 3 medals for Misses I. Buc Nellie Bryan, ‘The Price Cur Burgess, 3 MeCerinick, M. Sinclair, K. Fi Si ry T St. Matthew's HCISES AT WILLARD'S TALL EX! wing, The City Markets, ut of the Washington City Pro- duce Exchange for thls week states that the flour Market is quiet and stead: scarce, and meets ready and oats are ste Su-pem be ed States vinent of thy f the reled Its sue Fs who, W ate etter, K. Collins, eter A. Ki coming in fs mediu straw ts creased receipt ens and o'@ fowls a loads of water melv Teadily to the tra Ket ts well supplied wit 3 and » eady. Deeds in fee 0. U Warner (26; $1.1: 888, for Dr. Moore, to Edwin F, Cassiday; for $2,050. For Messrs. Kengla & Meems, lots 3 and 4, square 331, toJ. G. Butler; for $1. For Messrs. ies. George S. Par- 1907, In the row on the borth side of Pennsylvai avenue, between 19th and 20t ven Bnfidings, prepared for the remodeling of this buildtug for their own use, and coni the most eompiete re: the ‘THE CoGswest. Fo on the © Th stred 4 Wii Lake so: RENOVATING THE OLD WastIneton Hovse.—The Work of remodeling Of the once famous “Wash- ny by ing rooms, second, thin aad foarch stories will exch cours tweet ete, KG. ¢ te lon Frou: we Jevobe and have pre sidewalk on 3: SeRiovery Hunv Wate PLayixa Bask Baut.— lay afternoon at a base ball match in Wood- . Co, Md... LWO of the players, in attempt- ing *o catch the ball, collided with such force that Doth were Knocked Senseless, and one of them 1s 80 seriousiy injured that las’ night ft was feared that. Teste ville, F he would die, Rerorted for Tax Evexme Star Cir¥ Scuoot oaRD.—The school board met last Right, Hon. ©. ¥. Stuart (president) in special committee re] Dining the Howell lot wi ouse lot and remodeling the meeting- Howell house for school-rooms, instead of on the Howeil Jot. Carne, Leadbeater and Vincent (8); Smith, stuart, Strauss, Herbert, son and Marl Il Lot on credit ‘The al 'y the Lots. 66, recently bought by Mr. Chr. Heu- , Will commence next week, and the hotel be ‘The first floor will contain the aurant, reading roow, barber shop, din- Miries, kitchen, lavatory, etc; the Clover hay ts $6 to $8 per ton. Timothy, $12 to $14; mixed 38 to $10. The butter market IS well suppited. ing results of hot we: quality. The egg market 1s’ demorz and slack deman ‘as rendered Ina very credit; Rev. Father Chapelle made the clo remarks. First premiums in first class of Chrizt- | Uan doctrine, arithmetic, algebra, granun: were awarded to Misses L. i Pink! cess in studies were avearded to noltz, Annie Sherman, ady. 4 cent lower this week than ealves showing the greatest de ‘Transicrs of Real E: have been recorded as_ follows: al. tot han place; $1 inter, Lot in $4. 1050; $1,085. mpLell, “lot $6, <q. fins Reawold, lot 4 P. Herilhy to J 1 Sterling, =P. Wiisor , bart of square 118, to dl faded its construction, turned the key of the lee vanit over to the Dtsi Water Will not Le turned on before the 1st pro: days for the cement to di hambers and parlors, besides bath rooms, ‘The attic has a number of rooms for servants | and storage. ‘The buticing 1s to be heated by steam aces tn all the rooms, Under the street will be located large vaults for fuel, heating apparatus, and Lakery. ‘The work will be done by the d architect, Mr. C. A. Didden, In (7). sion of the HowetL house, and the jant too was Bae So report plan ‘committee waa re of a four-room s¢hool-house on the within ten days “Bills of Geo. Duffey, Weedon, 6 cents, and I. W. avery, $7.40, ordered to be paid. ‘The election (Of Vouchers poned. It was directed that the proper Brite ‘the cost of introducing water into Lee school and of its complete inter 3 > ‘St. JOEN'S ComMENCEMENT.—St. Ji 3 exercises. filed Lannon’s new ry Siemans, st the 5ist annual commence- re were distributed by Mayor -Mayor Ke:nper announced the honors awarded iy he lnitiee report were medals to Wm. W. C Walter IL. ¥: ten, Wm. E Seay ieee goer gan eke ton; enes D. Y. Voring. S arrived tits A. Hammond, Hebrown, water for agreed uy Co death. The was directed, had tingly was ¥ Was couse, and In later years he was ge K line of steam essful by the raliroad A Quintice, after whch he nent line of sand upto mupeiled by resign: tlon froin active itfe art —_ LAST | EVENING. ! instrumental “The House’ on the pie Ms bt i: E. Sherman, eliey A. Crog: gh. Robinson: | ‘oung and oltz, — Gold faite Young, nd Minnie Burgess. Choice white corn is le at full prices. Wheat Hay 1s dull. Nearly all to common in quality. Rye in good di $20 10 $25 per 100. live stock, and sales were | of America, lot 20, bioe Wm. Parker to Sandy own; $—. fh of OF Es 6, Sq. 395 Morris, lots st. Same | 1 lot 1, prown’ TOC. ron to M. HP We and 16, 4. 1,100; # h COOK, I oN. We Rall nd 1 Citizens’ 1 to J. kailto Mary 2. C. Sterling to S. | 30. S$. R. Bond to 3 $5,750. C. HE. | Sawielle, lot 40 B. TL. Warner to - 158; $13,000. following sales of real been made by Messrs. Wes- : square 24 to et, for_ Dr. | 2, square | and ‘68, square 28, to agin, jr., trustee; t halt lot 33, square ). ‘This tirm have also bought er, one of the old houses, No. streets, known as | ‘They ure having plans pmaking it one of mate ofices in the city. STAIN COMPLE —The work | ‘as completed | 1, Who Super- et Commissioners. The | > as under the direction of the ————— tim Affairs, chair. ted in favor of com- bee Ree mae a This was lost—yeas, Messra, nays, Messrs. It ‘agreed to take the was i the life of Mra. Howell 2S Soon as posses- is five, to insure the ‘of Washington school Of that property. Jot Fr. M. were was ‘com- ‘opera-hous® ners of the University of Vir- fof ibedats Or premiums Sones, Eddie A. Jonas and A Pensio: stre: a issued app tate of Williain & wanson admintst re William I. Dyer; ce for maintenance of orphans history | € yesterday | etbook sin THE PARKKR-JACOBS-CROWLSY DIFFICULTY. Jory The cases of terk, Joseph E hay with an pin the 1 lar tot udge Sneil f cobs ny Ci Yesterday, @ polnt aries S Babe ni and Estate of John to Mary A. H. A. Killian, one Lewis; claim of Samuel Emery fled. Jon Breed; order aj A Break iv break in the canal near Fashout of vre's warehouse, where the ber have been Washed Into the eanal from the berm bank to the tow. ally closes navigation until bei EXccrstoy.— all arrangement to Marshall lal, ‘Tuesday promises to be SHIVFING News.—scl to-day with 990 ‘Suz advertise Associatio Nores.—The Clerk in the Police Court. F. Buckingham, larceny HORATE COU rental-value bull, and bond fixed at $10,000. re Mary M. Kilts hy compelittv al THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATU - SAY, JUNE 28, 1884-DOUBLE SHEET. a Pension office njamin H. Crowley, yon the corner of 15:h and I ening last, came fe Wok ab appeal ‘SLID. jury to-day returned | aghs an asing in the nigh : ke » experimental stat “J the OWuers Lo Sell no h _ v CouRT—Judge Cor. aiilin agt. Han ave granted to | order appolnitag nad litem. Morse. agt. auified and cause referred to T—Judge Cor. | ate of Ezexial Hughes; final notice i July 25th for settlement. Es S. Johnson; order appointing nd bond fixed | petition of guardian | Esiate | of personality Te- | ), and order of sale; ns’ real estate re- | Scate of George W ‘ock; Inventory tine to ot Man as $4,275. ion of administrator illed to the allow- | ate of Martin Arenz, | Arenz guardian of the | «1 fixing the bond at $1,100. Es- | mninistrator directed to pay mim on ilfe insurance policy of W. R. Hunt. | all Tet tra Gt ai ntnistendon asic) in eardiin; order granting guar- pend a part of principal for Lilly M ofthe wards. Estate of Tho!as, idding. In re pointing Jula A. Breed guardi at $2,000, es THE C a serlous arper’s Ferry. Besides the two culverts near dam No. 4, a | as occurred at Lefe- | arth, stone, and lum- ihing tt up | ath. This | ‘tensive repali ¢ Unton have completed third annttal excursion July 8th, and the affair grand success, See ad ‘The Cath ts. for th: tons coal for Bath. nt of First Co-operative Bullding where. i} faully of Sergeant W. H. Trunnell | left this morning for the mountains of Virginia — | Chiet Cler! patd Tue Ci Falls 1; A NEEDLE ON ITs After 2 Ten Years? Journey i man’s Body it is Hau Doctor. From the New ¥. Newton, of Washington Aqueduct Co., oft the employes of the compan OF THE WAT \-m., Great | Treservolr, north connection, 2; Low tide In es TRAVEL a Wo-) cd out by a) ‘ork Herald. | and carbolie acid is recommended by Dr. HOME MATTERS. SEASONABLE TOPICS—HEALTH MATTERS—HINTS ABOUT SUMMER TRAVEL—COOL FLOORS—SOME CAPITAL RECIPES. f lamp wicks are soaked in ina lamp it will prevent saed by the fame. p Frere is one of the new ing the afternoon tea-cup. ‘yd of cream imakes a refresh- ing drink, either for cold or hot tea. Sort-Sueit Craps.—Take out the sand baz «1 spongy mass inside, wash and wipe dry. sprinkle with sait and pepper aad plange into a kettie of boiling lard. Fry brown and serve on platter surrounded with parsiey and slices of lemon. Jou juice inst Any man living in a large city hit to have in every room, instead of a pane f ulass in one of Lav Windows, @ frame of serim asivucted that Inextremely cold be closed. It would lessen the crrer Dis —PReTTY AND Goop.—A salad of dressed tomatoes (with mayonnaise) served with lettuce, and ailowed to stand in ice until the dressing is thoroughly absorbed by tne sliced tomato, makes a beautitul’ supper di flanked by some thinnest slices of cold boile tongue. erve this last on a meat dish on a bed of water creases. Rost: Bowrs of cut-glass are beautiful arrange- ments for displaying June roses. If you caunot afford a cut-glass bowl, you can make a very good one by using an’ ordinary ground glass lamp ylobe, with a tumbler set Inside of it, to hold the water for the long ned beauties. The correct ro: htly flattened globe with a small circie cut out at the top. As OwgLeTre.—Grate two ounces of Parmesan cheese, melt two ounces of butter, and add to the cheese also half an ounce of finely chopped parsley, one ounce of bread cranibs, finely grated, a quarter of a pint of new milk and four eggs well beaten; fry in the usual way, with a little butter in the pan, which mast be properly heated before the mixture ls poured DISINFECTANT FOR THE SICK Room.—Impreg- nation of the atmosphere of a sick chamber when the patient is ill of diphtheria, meastes, scarlet fever, or of any allied disease, with the odor of a mixture of equal parts ot turpentine iandt. Half a teaspoonful of themixture will beenouzh ata time, if it is put into a kettle of water ept near the boiling point. The odor gen- eraliy gives some rellef to the sufferer, and tends to prevent the spread of the malady. Green Ccreaxt Tart and gooseberry tarts are in order. All the frult acids are useful at this time of year, and both green currants and gooseberries retain plenty of it, even after they are cooked. The so-called unwholesomeness of cooked green fruit yenerally comes from eating it with too many other things, and other acids— vinegar, tomatoes, lemon {ce cream, &¢c. Fruit acids, by themselves, ure nature's sherbets, and the gooseberry and currant have an amount of potash in them which plays its part in food chemistry. Orner THAN Roses.—“Plant pansies on the shady part of the house, keep the seed vessels pinched off and you will have flowers all the summer. Repot your fuchslas and oleanders now, and plant chrysanthemums this month. Beds of cleinatls of one solid color, especially * | the new J: I south connection, % distributing reservoir, Infiteng | He Hew Jackmanl of darkest violet purple, are gate house, 5; effluent gate house, 19. Fiver to-day at 6 p. m.; high tide, 11 p.m. grown In masses with sweet-scented honey- suckle, or set ont In large tubs as specimens of fast and full growth. The candida, with grayish white flo contrasts well with the Jack- mani ift's Floral Quarterly. English tray- elers will remember the great use made of the new clematis in out-door decorations. Soxs IN TRUNKS.—Some Arcadlans still travel contentedly, whilst through the untrayed Ten years ago a woman residing in Harlem, | Portion of thelr luggage boots and shoes wander e tue. edie, but it se The foot and leg swelled to a great | while walking across the floor in her stocking feet, stepped upon a needle, which entered her | right foot between the instep and the joint of | the la Several doctors tried to extract | med to have disappeared. nd the woman was confined to her bed for upward of nck 16, 49.5 | three months. | rushed | neath, up sai¢ rm jar ad ju ack window t | me, Ido betic the latter after that time was a p: It was but a that In at the inst and then * d was after him. day his pat Then one evening her daughter from the grocery store be- d that there were barglars in the nother jumped out of bed, and the | ime to get his hee before she had s¢ When the doct pout, att! s out of the” n the stairs r called that nding to her met with tie i cured and ve.” she said to the doctor jent | ashort time afterward, nowever, D pain was found 1 for several weeks, was a pricking sensation in the which a tew months later was ethigh. At the end of a year | there was no further annoyance, and the needle | was soon forgot and did not assert itself, A couple of weeks ayo | the woman felt a sharp pain at the polat of , what the doctors call the ensiform cartilage, which fs located just at. the lower termina! thone. Hospital surge of the bri Was a tore a needle incident and related to he advice was rejected, but 01 | pain became so bad that a physician in Nast 11th on ns said there | sudstance there, and when the t of ten years before was recalied | them they advised an operation. | aturday inst the street was summoned. Just above and to the right of the umbilicus he found something that | | evidently did not pelong there. half-ineti deep inserted a pai foremost a needle more than un inch long. He made a! Incision about an inch in length, | ir of nippers and drew out—eye | It | had worked its way down some three inches | | from where the pain was first experienced. When removed the needle was as smooth and as sharp as the day it was turned out from the | | factory, but was colored a dark blue, somewhat mottled. The Doctor has carried it in his pock- Saturday, but although it has been | carefully wrapped up it has rusted very much | since it was extracted. A number of stories of the travels ot a needle throuzh the human system have been published, but it is said that probably not more than half a dozen are authentic. cause death if corner of | tinations through the body A SCAN! It would not necessarily the needle passed through yelus, | the lungs or even the heart in its erratic pere- ESSE DAL IN MIGH LIFE. A Lady Accuscd of Having a Young Man in Her Employ as a Confidential Lady’s Maid. Fanity Fair of London refers to a scandal in- volving a lady According to of title and high social standing. Vanity Fair, 8 young person who has been for some time in the lady’s employ as a confidential by the police t deception. Jady’s maid has been discovered ‘o have been practising a shameless A cablegram trom London says: The newspaper does not venture to divulge the lady’s name, but gefers all inguirers to the police. This public reference to a scandal which has for several days past been whispered about in the clubs is expected to cause a commotion jo Belgravia. detail by a wel ployed exclusively society cases. lady's maid was a modes The story Is told in nruch greater nown detective, who is-em- pon what are known. as to this authority the -appearing and demure Acco! young person. who seemed to give great satis- fon to the lady, bat who never mixed with the other servants, and was regarded by them as superellious and disagreeable. An upper house- maid of the lady’ liked the lady's maid, had for her intelligent member of the household, who popecieey. dis- a very told him of her dislike for her fellow-servant. This led the policeman to take. Ieular notice of the privileged maid, and soon observed little peculiarities in her rand bearing that lead him to-believe that maid was man. .He.at once Jum) to the conclusion that. the young man had gained access to the lady household forthe purpose of , and was biding his time to levant with the jewel cases, He reported his suspicions to his superiors, and was instructed to follow w eres conclusive evidence as to suspects sex. He soon found abundant proof that his suspicions were the case an fed tain n’s and made haste to inform the lady that the person whom she had harbored as a confidential maid was in fact a young man. It is said that the zealous man never felt 80 life as when h saw t) police- and ill-rewarded.jn his it his martiingeittere gence was received with neither horror nor sur- prise, nor even with thanks. The lady’s mauner crashed him with the conviction that he told her no news, and that he had done an-exceedin; impudent thing in i concerning the at a ming to enlighten or 's of her own household. © If the detective’s belief is well founded, the motive of the lady in conniving at the Masquerade is perhaps the “maid.” It is sald. that the young ‘Charles stones Thouias’ Fy ._.W. Christ- | an inexplicable mystery to all but herself and Chrivenas, ten Rapheci © Koa University certificate, iMuntock, Geo. Pe M. a0. We Teodived Also Kxrorren’s Noves—The commlsstoners of the man will be return. off by the lady’s family ‘aisoa|on condition that he will leaye England and oe Dade Dialect. @ilny Gwad nave decided not to-apend thelr funds : pUltlig cunventences tm the market or in erect- | Prom tl:o Detratt. Froo Breas new shods. — ‘rhe police have reeetved instruc- | A lady who bes re Enrope Hons to tguire all residents of the clty to keep rig mas just returned from 4 irom ters tn trout Of thelr ought to hear Reise. The Tourist ctub of five pedestrieus will | our Aw wan ee heh, and chawff at ree ext Nenday for tray caverns ie eerfeey of as ich Mebzeaureh south. Sool goes | , “OR, well we can_atand 16, aid “the Keron ae over liere.” ‘We'll tart and char at th | delicate dresses or | and gristle; police force, and she at lurge. The practiced traveler wraps shoes and slippers in the stout bags or shoe covers, made for the purpose, cach of which holds a palr of shoes. These are merely a fold of “brown holland” or crash, turned over like a pocket- book, and holding a shoe or slipper in elther side; preventing the “last minute” wrapping in paper, which you do not always recognize on opening your trunks, as holding your shoes. Unwrapped shoes are not tldy. packed among fresh underwear.—Phiia. Ledger. Frexcu Crstaxns.—To make about seven custards, boil one pint of milk with four desert spoonfuls of" sugar. Beat the yelks and whites of two well together, and pour the milk, when slightly cool, on to the eggs, and beat well together. Fill seven china custard cups; stand a shallow tin of water, or frying-pan, ud let them cook until they become are to let no water get on the top. When set. cups in the oven for the custard to slightly brown. Vanilla or any flavoring can be used: add this the last thing. The tin that comes expressly for making eustards and other delicate cockery is called a bain-marie at the house- farnishing stores, Easi-y Mabe A 14 Mope Beer.—Take three pounds of fresh bi x some cloves, mace, allspice, black pepper, and a little cayenne with a little less than a pint of vinegar, the quantity of spice to be determined by your faste—a tablespoonful of each, with the exception of the cayenne, is the usual allowance—a half a teaspoonful of cayenne is sufficlent. Put the meat in a porce- lain kettle, and pour the vinegar and spices over it, and a pint of soup stock. It 1s consid- ered by some cooks a great addition to cut thin sitces of bacon and lay them over the meat. kettle, and let the beef cook slowly till perfectly tender. This may be served cold, or hot, and with vegetables or without. CanBaGe Satap.—One small head of white cabbage, silced fine with a keen knife. Chop- ping bruises salads of the green kinda. One- half cup of vinegar and the same of bolling milk; one tablespoonful of butter; one beaten ex; one tablespoonful of white sugar; pepper and salt to taste. Scald the milk in one sauce- pan, the vinegarin another. Put. into the lat- ter, when hot, the butter, sugar, pepper and salt, boll up once and stir in the shred cabbage. Coyer closely and draw to the side of the stove. where it will scald, but not boll. Pour the hot milk on the beaten egg. Return to the fire and stir until it begins to thicken. Turn the cab- bage into a bowl, pour the hot milk and egg upon it and mix thoroughly with a fork. Cover the bowl while the contents are hot, and set away where It will cool suddenly, Eat cold. Coo Fioors.—Now is the. time, when. the carpets are up, and the tread of many feet away. or out of doors for the day, to renew the fresh- ness of ofled or stained floors. A good polish for a hard-wood or stained floor is the follow- ing, supposing that the color In the tatter is all right and does not need renewing. This 1s onl} @ polish: Shred finely 2 ounces of beeswax ani | 2g ounce of white wax; put it in ajar and cover it with a pint of spirits of turpentine; let it stand twenty-four hours to dissolve; then shred 34 ounce of castile soap, and pour on It half a gill of boiling water; when quite dissolved ada the dissolved wax and turpentine, and-shake all well together into a creamy liquid. Cork the bottle belay? and it. will keep. good for a year’s use. “WV hen used, the mixture on a Page) of flannel; rub it well into’ the wood, and ‘hen polish -with a soft duster.— Philadelphia 1 ABouT FEATHER Pu.Lows.—Many a housewife. | is deterred from making satisfactory and needed changes in pillows from the fact that it is almost teapcestle to do anything with feathers with- out losing and scatterifig them.~ If this plan is puraued she need haye no further trouble: Su; pose that she wishes to: increase the size ofa pair of pillows by adding the contents of a third pace. to them; divide the pillow in two parts tieing a string tightly through the center, then rip abont a qnarter of.a yard at the end, and rip thesame length at the end ot the pillow that you wish to increase, then Join these two | cases and sew them together; by so doing you can shake the feathers into the case wittiout. seattering them at all. -.When they are out of the sinall_ case, rip the seam and sew. the case firmly. In buying ticking it is always -well to buy the bost; 1 ‘will save a great deal of time and energy if the ticking is so firm and closely woven that feathers do not find their way out to blow about the room.—W. ¥. Post. Lavenper Wares Is so refreshing an adjunct ‘on the toilet table or in the traveling bag that a recipe in Harper's, for preparing it at home may be useful’ Some rose leaves make a leasant addition: for bathing wearied eyes, but foy, simple refreshment all lavender: is best. “fake one part fresh lavender flowers and two. of alcohol, macerate for five or six days, and then distill over a water bath, Rose leaves may be added if desired ina proportion one-third legs than the lavender.” The water bath is a movable cylindrical vessel of tin, fitted into a still, so that the bottom rests a few inckes above the outer jacket. Handles are placed on the inner vessel by’which jt can ifted Inand out. For the fitting on of a proper head, with a concave place in which to place some powdered charcoal, it is advisable to consult skilled workman. With one of these simple stills and water bath, fine oils may be ex- tracted, pomades be prepared, and various kinds of distiHation carried on. In purchasing laven- der water it is well to remember that the favor- ite kind known as eau delavende ambree will stain a cambric pocket handkerchief, go it is best to use this elther in the vinaigrette to inhale, or a few drops at a time in water for washing the hands and face. The plait lavender water does not stain linen, ice the tin off the fire and put the | ef round, remove all the fat | SUMMER RESORTS. \HAPFL POINT HOUSE, ON THE FOTOMAC, &5 Washington. ” This olewaat ne opeueed for th Bist th en, besntitul soon nt nininutes' drive 0 f stares to depot: dally vais per day, $150; week.) to $12, steamer Thompson, thoroughly ‘reilttes, will leave 6th street 7am. every Wednesday and Friday on an {after Tuiy 9; round t ip, 30 centa, special select excursion July 4ih, rand opening of bax new piace: das boat ieaves 8am, HIWAKD BROS, Pro: Aseery P THF HOWARD, View of the ocean, ‘Lae rooms, wide hails and exteasive plazas. Ars, MARY SEXT( Tr SARATOGA, AND CATSKELL MOUNTAINS. ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE. Trains on New York, Shore and Buffalo Ry. West Shore of Pictur“squa Hndsou River, leave J City Station of Pennsylvania Kut, 28 follows: LAKE GEORGE, TSKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, 9:39 2m—ar- rive Hotel Raaterskill 2:30 p.m,, Grand Hotel Parlor Cars, 26 pm., Utica 5:50 noster 10:40 pan., Buffalo aim Parlor Cars to Al- ava Falls, fOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN E: 11:40 a.m.—Arcive Hotel Kaaterskill 5:15 pm. m., Saratoya 6:25 p.m. fe George Parlor Cars Jersey City to Suratdga and Lake Grand Hotel Spm. Georze. Hotel’ Knaterskill 9:10_p. ‘aratoxa 8:30 p.tn., Lake George A.m.,with Parlor Cars to Cats- Inuffet Parlor Car leaves Washington on Pennsylvania RR. train 8:15 am. for Saratowa: sleepers thence to Montreal. ‘The New York Limited eaves Washington at 9:40 am., connecting -with Saratoga and Catskill Mt, Limited at ‘Jersey City. sk for single or round trip tickets by West Shore route, avoid ferry at and long trausier through New Xora ly to City or Depot Agent of Penn. R.R. for_com- pe time-tables, tickets and Parlor Car chairs, Parlor bar chairs from Jersey City station reserved in advance upon application to Avent Pullman Car Go... Penn, ICR. Blution, Jersey City, New Jersey. HENRY MOSETT, Gen, Pans, Axt., _326-3m. 24 State ‘street, New York. HE COLORADO, OCEAN BEACH, N.J._NOW open for the season under new manazement. Loca- Bok wmaurparced for bealth and comfort, | Mra Mt sed. CONYERS STEWARDSON. im NA ASBURY PARK, N. J. TWO HL C THES from sea front; fine ocean view from piazzas ; all requisites for comfort of guesta; 810 to 817. J: C. H. KILLINGER, Lock Box B. Jocated Renovo, Clinton county, V’a., on the P. RR Handsomely furnished roomie: table unsi Free from malaria and mosquitoes. For further infor- mation address JOHN FLUKE, Proj 4625. ENOVO HOTEL—A DELIGHTFUL, MOUNTAIN Ben: &E : d. Rates for this season #8, @10 and 812 per we resort, twelve hundred fect above the level of the a pecial rates to parties remaining one month or more ary Leading hi A odatlons for aso questa He {ing house. Accommodations for 250 guest - duced rates by the week. “Address for circulars and THEO. ORES & SONS. 325-1, IRVING, THE ORIGINAL ONE, ASBURY PARK, N. J. ‘No. 73d avenue. Entirely new. 100 yards from beach. Open wonter and summer,” Address DENSLAGER, Box 86. C J—VILLA BELLEVUE, ER Lafaxette’ and Congress sts.; two minutes’ walk from Beach and K. R. Station; Occan View from every room, (e24-Im) ‘Mrs. L. E. PARKER. UMMIT HOUSE, SITUATE ON HIGHEST ELE- SS vation on Band 0. KK; the best of accommoda- ree with wens no ble. oneal Gerd See ever entirely in this climate. Terra A Va. MARY E, WORTHINGTON, Proprietresn, Je24-2W ARIS COTTAGI NO. 9 PERRY SEREET, CAPE MAY, N.J., ‘OPENED ON THE 2187 JUNE. Good location, near esc and Jara hotels it rooms and good table. Jets-tihawtm Mus. A. L. CHAMBERLA’ 66(\ARLETON HOUSE,” ROCKPORT, ME.” / This favorite seaside resort is situated Gi] ‘on Penobscot Bay, at the baze of the beauti- ful Camden Mountains. Pure, cool sir, boating, fishing and pleasant drives, Daily communication with Boston by rail from Hockland—6 miles—and by steamer from Camden—I mile. Stages connect with both. Telephone connection with Kockland, Bangor aud Bar Harbor. ched to house. Terms €8 to $12 a HERBERT LOVEJOY, Proprietor. SUMMER RESORTS. _ RRVER VIEW HOUSE. OXFORD, MD. Xow ‘open, Salt_water bathing, boating. Pahing. Accommodations firsi-clase, ible. Steamboat, railrocd, and tele- xraphic communication, ‘Terms’ moderate. ~ 5: Fates to families, Hotel inicely shaded. ddim CLARENCE PETERS, Fropric ATALANTA HOTEL ASBURY PARK. N. 3 ond to none Hotel new and handsomely furnished. Reference Chas, E, Bunting, Esg...1175 Madison ave.. 8. Y. Music daily after July Ist, ME PARKER. jed-1m Gus CY HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, N. J. 18 eer ies, ner nee oe ee nown for s'x Years, ane) (ec Te oderate ¥ Mrs. rr 5 GEASON 1888 DOUGLASS HOUSE, ) BEACH, DELAWARE, will opn for rece) of yucata JUNE Int, Fishing, eail- 9 ing, and the finest and safest surf bathing on the das Atlantic coart. Many ims ramets are beitat made verte: 10 815 per wee arrangements for iamilies, Send for circular, my3-4m_ WALTER BURTON. NGRW00D HALE, SITUATED IN THE MOST Jovels part of Asbiry Park 1 beach. Magnificent accommodations for rates. ML. McCRAY. Box 141. SST OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S F W. Va Mrs. 8. B. Lovett, pro eB Elevation 1,20) feet avove ‘tde 1-v * hours from : large airy roous and purtican: 3 ‘own vegetables, plenty of fresh milk. rms: $6 per week; special teraus for families. Open th. mys-20 HYPTEL LAFAYETTE CAPE MAY, N. ‘Open SATURDAY, May 31, Location unsurpened. Dittiy” opposite Ld Local the tron pier. mitly "furnished? strictly class, Open all the sear. my17-2m FRANK O*EEAND HOTEL, OF THE B AND 0. ancl, Wil be open Zor reeption of gucats on 9 Families can make arrangements at reduced ‘ates. © addressing Oakland Hotel, Oakland, Ma -myi0-3m HE BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, THE ELEGANT NEW HOTEL OF THE BLUE RIDGE HOTEL COMPANY, Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, upon the line of the Western Maryland Rallrosd. one niile west of Alt, M and 72 miles from Balti rotate OPEN TONE TENTH a ana ir This mn enlarged and first-class in allita tment, mae Rates—$3 and @300 per day. Special rates by the INVIGORATING A PURE MOUNTAIN WATER! MAGNIFICENT SCFNERY! Address JAMES P. SHANNON. _ etn __ Manager. ATER GAP HOUSE. DELAWARE GAl A P, Pa. The most delightful and healthful resort in the country. Hotel complete in every particular. Water from ‘mountain springs in each bedroom. Gas and Cleetric bells, Fonr hours from Phila, Pa. RT Terms: Ji and October, @1¢ ‘Tr week; July, August and September, 818, I. W. BRODHEAD, Prop jeden RGYLE—OCEAN END CONNECTICUT, avenue, Atlantic City,N.J. Fine ocean view, Twominutes walk fron beach, Near warn sea J.) bathe. 2%. Mine Kit, HARVEY HARBOR HOTEL, GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT. Yi This is the most elegantly appointed hotel on coast: 1000 feet "water froutaxe: acrommiodates: 5; Avcraxe temperature, 5 degrees below Long Branch: crea shade freee, boating, bathing and fabiing. One hour from New York city. pour H. F. WINSLOW. beautiinl Send for Mlustrated Circular giving Room 40, 237 Broad) Hl partic SANBORN & PR} an Mo | Siete on SUMMER RESORTS. E,gress Ruxoan. NEW ALI-RAIL ROUTE TO MT. DESERT. On and after MONDAY, JUNE 23, the new all-rafl route BOSTON TO MOUNT DESERT ‘Will be Open for Travel. Eastern R. R. Trains with Pullman Cars leave Boston 9.00 A.M. and 7.00 P.M, arriving Bar Harbor8 P.M and 9.20 A.M. respectively. Books giving maps, time-tables, excursion ani hotel lists of White Mountains, Mt. Desert, and all Eastern eummer resorts, will be mailed free on application to LUCIUS TUTTLE, Gen'l Pass'r Agent, Boston, Maas. PAYSON TUCKER, General Manager. INE NANEPASHEMET, MARBLEHEAD, o MASS. ——— ean ‘Ocean Scen modern inipreveren Bathing Driving. se Purest Spring Water, Yachting, for Nlustrated Circular, ANNik BROWN, Proprietor. ery LOCK ISLAND, R.1,—OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, 15 miles at sea; strictly first class; favorite, resort for elite Washi mians: bass, blue and’ ¢ Praeger ag fable: Toca en a Hanicon,” Washington O. i SESMDEX 4d Bowdors street. Boston, myi-tha,tu.2m ENTONS, ATLANTICCITY. SOUTH CAROLINA ave., near the beach; heat and gas thro nf out; first-class accommodats en all year. Mr E.JAGMETTY, myl5-th.s,t,3m RTESCUE HOUSE, CORNER ARKANSAS AVI nue and Ocean Front, Atlantic City, N. J. hearest house to the Mrs J. FORTES: CUE, Proprietreas, my15-th.e,t, 3m QP rot COMFORT, VIRGINIA, HYGEIA HOTEL, Situsted 100 yanie trom Fort Monros. Open, all the year. “Equal to any hotel in . 8.97 Surroundings unsurpanwd; intments, dues table and service unexcelled. "Bathing, boating, falnc and dr:ving specially attractive. Pre-r1ainently a resort for southern people. Terius lems for equal accomodations than any resort in the country. i ocean air, free from malaria, and conducive to refreshing sleep. Bend for descripti hlet. “nyieadn H. PHOEBUS, Proprietor. GARtIsON HOUSE, mylt om YORE BEACH. MAINE. New Hotel facing Boon Isiahd. 60 rooms: ne, view from every room: \odern “conventencer Grainage tie best; aplendid shine, ‘curt bathing, anid TR E KENSINGTON, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y_—This beautifully-located' and first-class hotel will commence ite third, season JUNE lath. Being a few hundred feet from 1 thoroughfare on Union svenue—the finest drive in S1ra- towa—and overlookiag Com Park makes it eapecially Se Ge Ce way ic Hall, Ho ville, N.Y. = S¢yASTFORD” HALL, OXFORD, MD. ‘This, wellknown and popular family resort will be (or accom! ion of esta on, STONDAY. TONE 16. Good ‘bathing bosting and fishing. Daily communications with all the. Principal cities by railroad ‘aud steamnboate. ‘Two Terma moderste Addcess anon NHS Se wor ern fe-3h BAMUEL NORRIS, Prop., Oxford, Ma LDINE VILLA. CAPE MAY, N. 3._NEW AND Alse complete in every particular: few yds, from the h, and ite hot and cold baths; all year; termamodcrate. Mrs THEO. MUELLENS wnis-2m ELANDS' OCEAN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH. “The leading seaside resort of America.” ‘This Fell-nown Hotel offers apec al attractions to families from the West in search of health and amusement. Ac- commodation for 1,000 guests. Rooms en suite for families, Rates r-duced for season of * "as. sem CHARLES & WARREN LELAND, Jn. Poromac “Horer, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND. MD. WILL OPEN JUNE 25, Terms: $1.50 per day, $9 per week, and $30, per month.” special arrangements for fami- Ve lies, Steamers George Leary and Excelalor Le met at Piney Point wharf. Good sailing and ‘bathing. Address RJ. ADAMS & BROB., Piney Point, st. Mary's County, Md_ References: Schmedtie & Bros., 707 7th street n. w.; A.J. Donaldson, Government Printing office, Je23-im * SBURY PARK, N. JPIERREPONTQHOUSE AND Cottawes: superior Location; directly facing ocean and beach promenade; house and cottages connected by, covered balconies: sanitary arrangements p-rfect ; table and service first-class, ‘TM. AVERY. e2-Im OTEL LAURANCE, CORNER MAIN AND COURT Va., will op -n July Ist, 1884 Pleas- ted ten thiuuites’ walk from depo:, aud within ser froin ai arteelan.well oh the fremisem ‘ater from an’ artesian, wel ijent etal to any—with everything Lew, neat ble, Rates: $2 per day, or #10 per week. eee JouLPATPAREINeos Omnibus iS JOINT PLEASANT, feet from the ocean, rh pane COS 8 he ee ba Ppoint— ments it-clase: privat houses ; real REARLANTORB es “A TEANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD, Gpen June 26. Many improvements have been made, buildings paint- ed, kc. Forcireulars apply to the Star office, or ‘3KO. TRACY, Proprietor, in City, Md. ILBERON, CAPE MAY, N. J. E Sprondtat ‘Consrens NEW HOUSE, 0 $020-1m_ J. R. WILSON. Quaat Lees GAITHERSBURG, MD., NOW OPEN.—The Hotel has n put in excel- tent condition, and the furnis! entirely’ (3) renovated, Accommodations first cl . Ex. cellent table, Keasot ‘Trains stop d a ion eter eee eet ee ickety muta Setuniaye ‘address itis, For particulars ASH. B, WILLIAMS, 7th: D atreeta. jeld-im R. H. WILLIAMS, Manager, GHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, SHEN- Rots Shanda suthfsda Od Re terms and circulars addrest aa above, 1HE NEW COLUMBIA, Ne . Locatis “Gapaci-' ty 000, “Conaplete ineaulpiaes eal Je19-1m_ TRG! HOT SPRINGS INIA Tt COUNTY, VA, Yew guest, A first-class, hs vary in tem] from 78 degrees to HO degrees faht, The efficacy of thee waters! in tment of various chronic, such as Rheumatinh, Gout, Neuralgia and the Skin, aon iver and Uterus “BaD a ats RE week, For further 5 Je18-1m. me ee For lets, address ~ ‘M. MUSTO, Gencral Manager. GARATOGA SPRINGS. UNITED STATES HOTEL, SEASON'OF 1884, Ovex From JUxE 17rH 70 OcrosEn. seltim TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. NJ. Boi Aah EOIN PANE ated, pear te opean and two lan fy the vicinity of the Manas- Sued river aud bay; itinents. fret-clans ASSIS aa Mert eed aes, © fino orchestra en J. H. BRUGH, Proprietor, © N AND MINERAL BATHS. — po tae ae ae Dititude over 1.000 feet” Temmerstare 16) to 18, dee. bel the oity._Yout Mineral - a done) fous for bathe ‘Pool Bbx80 Feet Aloe enkaraeed ths jecsant fourth oor fooma €35,, Special rates’ for iantae. eight nour ride from Ws ‘Tickets a y and liver troubles. ney and liver trouble and and year, ret 88.50; October jai ittet paunplets ving aflinformation, way 4:8 PRATT & SONS, Managers, 401 9th atrect northwest, “I certainly know of no place je to Rock Enon of rad seatcluctag the From Hon. A: 0. Wyman, Treasures U8 “The, a xingrularty pure and invigoratjag.” Frou 4.3: Huntington, B-. Columbus Gollgps “The climate was \tful, the table itments the service and efficient and the cuisine scoheyis irae bat ls “1 thfully say that we have never 0 de- ohn Suna ay Eat wera eta ee tate AP a ene a ie ton. Tae Axuerox, OCEAN GROVE, ¥.3. pieguadied “Ro beck wom Accimasodatee 9/8 Je13-2m W. 0. EASTLAKE. ‘ANSION HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, N.J.de- Maniehy ae Overlveting the tated hear venience. Gelatin) dF GELMAN- Ce OPE MAY POINT, N. J Cape House open all tg year, end for 3 Je13-2m_ 4:8. HAMILTON, cf QFRAT VIEW, OCEAN GROVE, X. J., FRONTING lake: on saree fronts: ‘drainage and ‘ventilation per- fect. Laree airy rooms; for, Soo mucin its JOskbet WHITE RADE ORD COTT, {HOBOTH BEACH,DEL., ‘on the beach, opens June hair tresses, Aon toF, je7-Im ere throughont; 2 x \tments first-class, SEWADKE Sas PRtreet nostro INDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS.—BLUE MOUN- We hee ae horees, ‘hunting, firming, execllent ‘table Rearonablo ircul ‘at Paret & Whittington's, 1221 Pa. dress A. M. JELLY. New Windsor. Md, m3- YRYSTAL COTTAGE, C OCEAN BEACH. N. J. Every appointment complete. Address nbd terns, Mr, MAHO) 3e3-lan m TED STATES HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. U 8. $10, Sd per week; 2 per day. Coich at every train, B. REEVES, Prop. F ‘ORIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. N Harned. painted, papered and rfurtished.| “Thor uy ited, , sea-wat a all the year." (myl72u} M WILLIAMS. NOLTON'S SUMMER RESORT WILL BE OPENED for visitors on June 20th. popular, ‘Resort is beautifully situated on the Potomac, ‘79 miles below Washington. Fish, crabs and, oysters In abundance: plenty of fruit, excellent st and water, aud no mosquitoes, “Terme, $1.25 per day. R. J. CO) PY Proprietor,” my26-2m* Miles* Town, St. Mary's Go., Md. Ams pIC CITY, N. J. MANSION. THE LARGEST HOTEL. Rooms single, double and cn suite. Recently enlarged and furnished with all modern improvementa. any6-3mn _CHARLES MoULADE, Proprietor. OGEAN BEACH HOUSE. OCEAN BEAGH, N. J— Fronting ou Shark River, within ten minutes’ walk of th 5 ting, fishing and crabbing. Terma, 88 fo $10 per week. “MARTIN & BEYMOUIC Je Tt PEMBER10N. ASBURY PARK, a first-class family house, fronting on’ cecah, |All wnedcrn inprovementa." Zable op surpassed, ‘Terma aay; Mr, PEMBERTON. Prop. Picea QESSEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, von SEE TEATS wetbes & iiicean tp Fab aod ope setee te tate : will be ops Nit 1t0 DECEMBER Au itments ‘tages have tent OPEN ALL THE YEAR QS GRABLES, ATLANTIC CITY, OCEAN END OF y Sst, 1884. Guests by C&A” RR. ‘Will leave care at United States Hotel. % Wortton, Assistant: Jonah Wootton, my10-s,t,th 3mm ‘Branch Round. Trip Tickets: Wier se Galen cee eis Walley. Bion a ‘SUMMER RESORTS. _ a Tue I OPULAR Warmuxe Price care May, tat Is reached by the WEST JERSEY RATLROAD lelphin Fast express traing, the season a In two honre from ¥ With Parjor Cars attac convenient Lours, and passengers will tind on their ar rival at the NEW BROAD STREET STATION, PHTLADELPHTA, Union Transfer coaches and horse cars ready to trams fer direct to ° RAILROAD, at the font of Market street. For tickets, bageage checks and fall Hy ax follows. Northeast corner 18th ctrwt and Penneyivania ave, Station Baltimore and Potomac railroad J. R WOODS, General Passenger Agent ARLES E.PUG', General Manacor, — je-2igm. WV EPMONT, ATLANTIC CITY, VERMONT AVENUB ab. Atlantic: unolstructad Gocan view, street cans and “trains of C, and AIK sud jemonugen Premisca MT. COMPTON a on PROPOSALS THE SUPERVISING ENGINEER AND AKCIITECT. : rmation, ape Ore or at the Us 0 fort of i Pipe, inelndir a. ary Glazed ‘Terra Cotta Sowee wget W Urwhches for Buch coutret ot tienda ary iuviiad, to be opened on SATURDAY, JULY FIFTH, i884 Delivery to be completed withan teen days thereafter, cr fu tiine to sated in vie z MIG St Suyervisine Engineer aud Arh ROPOSALS FOR FUEL. OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT STATE, WAR AND NavY DEraniMENY BUILDING, foaled Propcea'ain dura aaron: ge Rn opcea's in duplicate separately) fer Coal at Wood. endormed and added ts the Supetistendent of the State, War and Navy Deparcnent Hiahdiing. sith be received until TWELVE O'CLOCK Mon SATURS RAL JULY PLETE. Usd, to sunyiy he Niate, War and Navy Deyartiment Biaig with fued. nmmuely 2000 tona extra bard White Ash Furnace Coal, BO tous White Ach Stove Coal pReerrie the ight to order ag, mach more of either ymnace of Stove as may Tired at the aame (rice All coal tw be of the best quality. frre : state. and tngected by & sworn inspector at the cost of S0.corda, more oF less, Spruce Pine Wood. ‘more of lena, Spruce Pine 80 corde, torr or lew. Huckory Wood ity, and Inspected vaults, by the parties to whom, contract orcontracts may be awanfed, in such quane {ition as the convenience of the department may re quire. ‘The richt to reject any and all bids orto accent an} nid the succomful Ibid faithful performence of tas aithful perfor oe contract which may be awanded hun HENRY L. SNYDER, pugiveer U.S. Navy, Mtn. th.fast ei Sujeriutendsnit PROPOSALS POR TAvING GRANITE BLOCK PAVEMENT. OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER ComatsstonER, Wasitxarox. D.C., June 23, jon of the Board of Combtiasion will be received | at O'CLOCK M., ON MC |, 1884, for Laying Granite Missouri avenue, from 3 Be Bloc fois atroets northwest, (the District furnishing the paving blocks > —_ lank forms af propotals aid syweritications can beobe tained at this oftice uyon_ aplication theron, towetieee vement oD with all y info forgin w alfa be condoned ae ye raga reserved to reject. oral bide or of bide. aa ote IDEN Ingo neers U. - 6 Engibrer Commissioner D7. non PPOPOALS For STATIONERY. Sealed Propocala will be twceived at tins Office TWELVE O'CLOCK ML, MONDAY JULY TWENTY: THE “BRIGHTON.” ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR FW. HEMSLEY & SON. ap29-tu.th.s,4mo HOTE! psp STATES ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, OPENS JUNE 28TH. THE LEADING HOTEL. Superior Canine ad Attendances’ ete uinine ot ‘inyi-tuthaast HENNY W: ANDREWS, Lengo, CRATE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY—OPPOSITE 2 tie acca "Open whiter and cauines ee Send-thyemin H. B. COOK & SON. * METROPOLITAN, COR. ATLANTIC AND FIFTH (Mass.) aves., near warm baths: Cainden, and Atlantic trains stop at door. Terms mod- FO} erate. J. A. MCCLEES, Prop. myl5-th (low £4 FEMERGON, HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITy, SOUTH Carolina avenne; near the ocean: heat and gaa; sun EE: ESB RS the tha. DUBOIS & YO! ¥ EST END HOTEL COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT, LONG BRANCH, New Jersey, Cottares and Restaurant open June 2. Hotel and Seawater Baths open June 21. ‘Most of the rooms in the hotel liuve been entirely re- furnished, A roller ing rink (120-50 feet), which ‘will also be used as a ball room and concert room, and ‘8 ladies’ billiard room. are in course of construction on the hotel grounds. ‘The hotel stables will. be, a» usual, [under the'charge of RYEESON & BROWN, of the New or) y ‘New York office, 52 Broadway, Room 48. Je10-th,e.tu,Lin D. M. HILDRETH. Mocsram House GRESSON SPRINGR. Teis located On tine tae Tad the top ‘of the Alle- Ch the taste fi aa aap taro ee grounds cover an area of 600 screa._ Ths, 6 ; Convenient to hot and cold i, Proprietors. ap3-th,a tua ik Bi H resorts peat points, without changeover he best ‘constructed, x ooamet ene good the sea- M. & H.C. MADDUX, Proprietors. Snone Howza ined fia eateries eee iets etwas toes my! for summer ‘and two daily (cacept Sup ; wo — intone atoning eater Vices hi myl2-2m ECIL VILLA_ONE BLOCK FLOM BEACH AND Cie i ‘and airy, Fine sea view gous large, ic from every fo: luced rates for! and June, myitan "Mies Gtx i WHERLER Gone Mae BB'S ISLAND, VA.. THE ONLY SEA- SIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA. {oat to finest and safest surf-bathing. Ocean, Open oer ger ner aad pe ae . , week, Route from Old Volut ‘ty ‘steainer, orthampton tone every Monday, Wednesday and J. ‘The Baltimore and Washington steamers make clone Connection with the Northampton. Hotel PIA Fitelugh, Address 3. 1. BRADY. fo2-2%m ASBURY PARK, N. 3 7THE VICTORIA. ‘Now open. One block from ocean, Accom- ‘Wide. ‘Seated rates 10 May. and June, Rode ae an 4 ‘my15-3m oF Na 8. KEMPE. TLANTIC HOUSE, OCEAN GROVE, N.J.— 1 nt from surf. 0) =toat mae hundred. yards inf. Open all Ys z A. YOUNG, Proprietor. for myl8-: |QILVERDEAN, ASBURY PARK. N. J.. ILVERD: ‘within two minutes’ walk of the its “inti its. wisps Sole and anit ga ale ‘Mas. D. JOHNES. GARAND VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, BEA END OF commodation for 0 waste: Gi mod tie CSS pe eg myl§-3m ISAAC H EVANS, Proprietor. HOUSE, ASBURY Pj NT, NS Cirtne 2 Firkt-clasg in all ita SigpinGnte M.D. CAHILL, ‘Drawer Ko.3 eae ‘TAFFORD HOUSE AND READ COTT, = Sita CITY, N. J.—Open all the year. a oop entrely jefuraiabed. and under pew mane: ment class uccommodations, & HUGILL, Proprietor. ‘my23-am. 'S HOTEL AND SUMMER RT, Qone's HOT! Ton B RESO mer guests; terms day, Bab permonth: children ndes ce jursee half price: no mosquitocs eaves Warktington every Wedneaiay and Saturday'at 7 a.m., and Bue ES % Sein HERBERT ¥. MOORE Prop, ‘COTTAG! E MAY.N J. ONE BLOCK ge Ra TENT ome Rion for 100, “ip: HARIISON: ‘eis FACT! covumnra, ocean BEACH, NJ. OvExs June 287m, 1884, font SPRING LAKE BEACH, MONMOUTH AND CARLETON HOUSES. SEA GIRT, XN. J., BEACH HOUSE. HOUSES OPEN JUNE 25ra. L_U. MALTBY. AIR! LOCK ISLAND Bir erp os 1s a sea: First- lendid fishing; euper cable, ‘Terms very 1 z ‘ery reasonable. TF SPRING LAKE BEACH, ak era st fam ly hotel. All modern: ‘provement ‘now open. : Je3-tu&alot RICH. PIGEON COVE HOUSE. BY TH PIGEON COVE, MASS. Open JUNE, 177TH; thirty-six miles from Bos-; ton; over plessantest part of Enstern railroad almost an island; surrounded by ¢rand and, turesque ocean and country scenery’; fine ing and bathing. The drives t the avenues and beaches are unusual thm-2m Mas. E. AKE HOUSE, SPRING LAKE BEACH, ¥. J.. Will of for guests June 16. eae 200, ‘THs, Fartey, Manager. [je2-m&thiot] J.G. MO"? mtx novar, MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE, ‘The favorite resort of Northern Maine for! cheular addrean ©. A: DENNES, Manas cleat GHENEBY & CO., 196 State st, Boston, Maes. Jel@-colmt (ATIANTIO CITY EXPRESS TRAINS ARE RUN THROUGH WITHOUT STOPS ~ IN 90 MINUTES, Via As fishing, c ly attractive. 8. ROBINSON, Prop’r. Camden and AtlanticRR | West Jersey Railroad [rom from Station foot of Vine St. | Station foot of Market st. Passengers from Ws will take the ‘Trains of the Baltimore. Station of the | Station Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. J.B, WOOD, Gen. Passenger Agent. CHAS, E. PUGH, Gen. Manager. 39-236 LIFTON HOUSE, ASBURY N. 2. Creston bogarde from beach. Ui wcied oot jeld im MS. E. COl . 0. Box 689. YY PARK, N.J. THESAINT Ai’tre block from the beach B ocean view. Hot andcold bath in the ow ‘and hot sea water baths next door. DERS. Ew PIANOS, FIRST, 1884.for furnishing Stationery for the House Shebiepiggentatives during the fivcal year ending Juue Blank forms of Proporals, blank bonds, and neces= sary information, will be furuisbed on application to the right to waive defects and re- Ject any or all bids or parts of bids, ‘No contract will be awarded for Stationery herein re- ferred to wutil an priation for ite purchase slall have been made t Clerk of the lc Proposals for JOHN B. CLARK, Jn, Clerk House of Rens t.8 PPOPOSALS FOR BUILDING JAIL AND DWELL- ING AT FAIRFAX C,H. Proposals are invited for the erection of Jail Building and Dwelling attached, for the County of Fairfax, in ace cordance with spec drawings, ie, fled 4 the office of the ¢ ity Court at Fairfax ll proposing to bid forthe . HL, for the examination of work, Said propoeals must be e-aled and handed to either of the undertigned committee, orte the clerk of thecounty court, FW. Richardsou, before the 90th (thir. teth) day of Jun ‘k m., and they will De openeal stine day, dune the Hoard of Super visors, and contrac: ¢ lowest responsible: bidder: but theright all bideis reserved to the board. “No bid wh: t provows to follow the plans and specifications wil: be considered Bide tuay be made as follows, eparately: Ist. For the whole w. 2d. For the carpenter's work as classified and described in said specifications, and glazing and painting as clawsl~ fied and described in xame. 34. For ail the balance of the work, excepting as above the carpenter work and giazinw and point ne, Bids must state the gross sum for which the whole SOrk proposal for shall be executed. and no tide Uy the yard, ch, aquarm, &e., will be considered, All f whatever Character and kind, to be security will be ree quired, conditioned f ul and cauct perform. nce of contract. JOHN T. COLEMAN, Dranesville, J. M. THORNE, Falls. Church, JOB MAWXHURST Pairfax C. 11. Building Committee, Bricks in the old jail may be used as specified, PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ 1. WILD & BRO. sf en G; ts for the | Phere & BACH Gals Won TN STIEFF PIANOS and M. ae ‘Au tomatic Musical Instruments. = Esoaine an second-hand Pianos and Or- me if Secialy during the sununer, us i cai hen Sreck& Co, Exuznsox,& Bavs& Co PIANOS. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALI ORGANS. Fag a Full stock of Sc. Music, HENRY EBFRBACH, 915 F STREET, my31_ Managing Partner of the late firm of Ellis & Co = BEFORE 11m OF UNE in Hallet Davis & Co.'s UPRIGHT PIANOS.’ Easy terms. HALLET & DAVIS CO.’S ROOMS, my23 811 Ninth street northwest. /HAUNCEY J. Rw», 433 ru Sreeer Norruwrst, Pianos and Onrans sold on Tostlinents ay Rented or Exchanged; rent applied if pur- chased. Also, a fine selection of small Musical Instra- ments and Sheet Music. 6-cent Music a specialty. Good second-hand Pianos end Organs from §30up- werd. New Pianos and Orcuus at prices apd terms to suit all purchasers, my20 GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT. rs before the pubilic, Over 15,000 in use, v best musical people every tone qualitic durability. nd cany monty pay nen Fistios iu exchange as part pay. and allow ua; baluuee cau be ald o suit conve BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM, _my 422 NINTH STREET P4240 TUNING AND REPAIRING 3. F. LU tas, ap25-3m_ S15 9th street norti west. ENUINE “DECKER” PIAN ARE MADE BY DECKER Bhs, = <ffrrn pro GEL KUEN Agent, 407 lth stu. ‘Also fur Durdett oneas = EICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS. 11308 of various makes for sale and rent at re- ‘@uced Win, Raabe, Co's world: ith street, above Pa ave. Gut UL—COMFORTING EPPS’ COCOA. 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