Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1887, Page 6

: WASHINGTON. D. C., ‘The Great Drop in Wheat. KERSHAW & CO. CONFIDENT THAT THEY WILL BE LE TO PULL THROUGE. At the close of business in Chicago yesterday exact standing of Kershaw & Co. was not During the afternoon contradictory state. ments regarding the tying up of the $900,000 placed by the Cincnnatt elfque in bank to Ker- shaw’s credit were made, Rosenfeld & Co. at the anouncing that they had not garnisheed ‘= money. This was shown later to be un- ‘rue; at least It Became apparent that the money Was ted up, On the afternoon board Kershaw & Co. sent following communication : Jentlemen—We are all tied up, but are solvent \d can pay out in full if the market goes no lower than ft has up to now. We expect to extricate ourselves and pay tn full to-morrow morning. C. J. KERSHAW & Co.” At the afternoon session no’ more failures were reported, and the market closed With @ steadier and firmer tone. aa ceca ea ‘The following firms also fall rough the ring house: SD. Eldredge, R. M. Bucrette & KH. Matthews, Youst @ Brierly, B. J. Mc- Cieary, H. J. Youst &Co., Hibbard & Co., and Pick- ering & Co. Just betore the close of the session T. E, Belding «Co, announced that they were even on the maf- ket and requested that their trades should ndt be closed out. It Is thought that Armour & Co. and other heavy financial men lept thetr ald to prevent a danger- ous break in the market during the afternoon. ——— ee ‘The Rahway Murderer. A SELF CONFESSED PRISONER IN AN ILLINOIS JAIL. Aman giving bis name as Casper Stumbeck Was arrested at Iuka, IL, Tuesday, on a confession he had made to Jno, Bowman, a German blacksmith, that he was the Rahway murderer. He made & written confession In German, telling all about ‘the murder of the young woman on March 25. He identified a photograph of the girl and said he had an unknown accomplice. Stumbeck is about 5 feet 2 inches in height, weighs 125 pounds, has Diue eyes and heavy auburn hair, and 1s twenty- five years old. He came to this country from Ger- many about five years ago and to Iuka June 6. ‘A description of the imprisoned man Was sent to Rahway, and Lawyer Isaac Hunt declares that Casper Stromback, or Stumbeck, worked for him Previous to the turder._ It ts claimed chat the officers at Rahway have suspected him. peared shorsly afer the murder and no trace of ‘could be secured. WINDING UP THE PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE. In the debate on the crimes Dill in the House of Commons last night Mr. Finlay, liberal unionist, moved an amendment that any association or as- soctations proclaimed be specifically mentioned in the proclamation. The government accepted the amendment. Mr. Healy moved to omit the words “or associations,” sothat each proclamation should Sarees anes emer fused to accept. Mr. Clancy, nationailst, said that Mr. Finlay’s object was to enable the viceroy to mix together the national league and some mur- der organization. Mr. Healey’s motion was re. jected. It ls announced that Mr. Gladstone will ring the debate to a close on Friday night by an exhaustive criticism of the government's methods of coercion. Mr. Smith, on behalf of the government, purposes stopping the debate at 10 lock on t cht by declaring the bill past the committee stage, and demanding a division on a motion toreport. It 1s expected that the opposi- tion will leave the house in a body without vot— ing. Eighty Thousand Destitute People. AN APPEAL FROM THE FAMINE-STRICKEN INBABI- TANTS OF AStA MINOR. ‘The oMficers of the American Board of Foreign Missions at Boston have received dings of a famine now prevailing on the Cilicia plain, in Asia Minor, a region about one-half as large as the State of Massachusetts, bordering on the Mediter- ranean Sea and embracing the ancient cities of Tarsus and Adana, The harvest time has just but not a single sheaf of will be cut fa all the plain ordinarily so fertile. The Rev. G. F. Montgomery wrote on May 5 from Adana of a severe winter, with much suffering, during which the people had itved on in the hope of better times at hand, but the spring 1s worse than the winter. Already most of the farming Villagesin the vicinity are deserted. Numbers of people are trying to sell ‘copper vessels, beds, furniture, cows and oxen on the street at one-fourth of thetr worth. Cows are ‘deing sold at thirty plasters each, about $1.25. A committee appointed at Adana has presented an appeal to benevolent people in America. This section ofthe country contains over 100,000 in- habitants, of whom $0,000 are destitute. An earnest appeal for aid 1s made by the American Board. a Wonder. RAILWAY WORKMAN DISCOVER AN IMMENSE CAVE IN ‘WEST VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS. A Baltimore American says that while railroad laborers were excavating rock about 4 miles east of Anderson, W. Va, the explosion of a charge of powder revealed an opening into a cavern of yet unknown extent. During the afternoon yesterday it was explored for upwards of a mile and wonders rivaling in extent and grandeur those of the cele- brated Luray Cavern were found. Half a mile un- der ground a stream of clear running water was discovered, Which, for purity and sweetness, is un- equalled vy any of the mountain springs. Stalac- Utes of every conceivable shape size were found seattered through the'various chambers and the explorers loosened some beautiful specimens and carried them to a room near the entrance. SUMMER RESORTS. “AEN VIEW WILL BE OPEN TO, gueste June 15. Terms $20 s month. Bitstox" ‘Round Hill, Loudoun Co. Va.) GUUSEY, HOUSE, ASBURY, PARK, X. 7. ONE throushoat. Ariedan Water dir ar Q2 pughout jesian. trees. Superior Table. THOS. @. ALLAN, didi of the Livingston, Washington, Fava HOOK. Sea CEN PAS LAKE PARK, MD. toa Fourth session berins JULY 15TH. De} went of Elocution and English. Mra. St Stevens Eisee “Devertaent of Frencly Prof. Fontaine,” Dex partment of German. Prof- A.W. Spaihoo jogruce Stiie Washington Schoo! of Hiovution, OO# Mt.” Jel-im™ “OUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, CANTON. [See a Ye Dlete in ail its appolntments, 1.600 feet ele- Qc Yatton, on the mato line of the Northern Gen ‘ratte Inldway between Williamsport, Pa., and Elmira, N Tip niles from the celebrated Minivegua Sprite.” ins reasonable. For circular, teria, B.L. WRIGHT. Prop., Canton, Ps: felo-ot JOR RENT—AT REHOBOTH BEACH DEL, A Fitinisned Cottage of eteht rooms, al the conveniences. on comer Surf avenue, oceau| front Address W. F. GAPEN, 322 Indiana ave., Washington, D. 0. iso ‘OUNTAIN HOME SUMMER RESORT, 4p Deer Park: location fine, high and §/‘y 2 eee : parma Mrs. J.8. LAUGHEIN KINGHAM, VA.. SPRINGS: CHEAI healthful, pleasatit, gay. Circulars arene 'E. B. HOPKIN Jel4-100 ‘McGAHEYSVII z SBURY PARE, N. J, VICTORIA, FAMILY A hotel: 4th ave: block from ocean: table sppalnt inente first-class.’ modern convenicuces accommodates eighty. Terms reduced for ¥/} Sung and September. MISS S. KEMPE. 1 WATER CAP, HOUSE, DELAWARE § , WATER GAP. Pa dettshifal aun mer resort in ne. Pi., 736 hours from Wash. ington by Pa RRL WBMODHEAD. 3 VERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE. S2,, Finest location in the Catskill Moun- ins. Opens in June. For circulars and in- G49 address ZI wor! zT7y formation’ SAMES SMLTI yela-lm Woodstock Post ottice: Ne RIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BAGH, DELAwanE. §/5 ‘Season 1887 opens JUNE 16; Peaneyl- Le eerie ie Geers Bright House Co. else T= BIOCKTON, CAPE MAY, X, J. ‘Will Open for the Reception of Guests JUNE 30, 1887. Office: OWEN & SIMPSON, 1117 Chestnut st, Philadelphia, jell-lm___ HENRY CLAIR, Proprietor. ‘AIR HAVEN HOTEL, ON CHESAPEAKE Bay, Md., now open. “Extensive grounds Large rooms, Fishing. Salt Water Backing. Daily mail. Weem's line steamers, Baltimore, wach Harts ‘at 7 a, m., make special rates for guests of hotel. TH FENIMORE. ASBURY PARK, N. J. @ Delightfully sithated, one block irom @/5 Gcean. Spacious piazzas: city gas. artestion Le THEE! erect sauitation Bath toon, hot sat cad furnished, including hair mi tresses, THOS. NOBLE. ne tyes-Lmn arr corrace. tt te Oakland Hotel, a Open June l Nise E WEEMS See NG N_TOP OF THE ALLEGHANIES!! The Aurora House, Aurora, W. ., opens PR: . Jane Int: more desirable that; ever before, Led Enlarged by an anpex of 30 large rooms—wide verau- das: unds extended and besutified: informal and homelike ‘no malaria, no fogs: no hay fever no mow: per week $50 per month, Callat Star ofica erin rweel f office for circu ies “St SEARFER Bp Jell-tojyid 2-70 FEET Above TIDEWATER, a 2100 ne AES we Os Rooms large and airy. Ternis moderate. pleasant summer resort, open the year round For Particulars apply to Dr. E HBARILETT. Proprietor. RSE ESOS SPRINGS AND SHNERAT BATHS. GREAT NORTH MOUNTAI 35 x ‘OF VIRGINIA. mi NO BAR. A safe, deligitful summer home tor 1aint- Kies. Accommodations for 300. For pamphlets giving all information, spply to A/S. Pratt & Sous, the Sun building, F street n. w., orat the office of the Evening Star. Térms very reasot le. New fast train, with parlor car, leaves Washington 10:10 a m.. by Metro Politan Branch B. & 0. RR. Round-trip tickets, food ‘until October 31, 88.50 from Washington. ‘A. S. PRATT, Proprietor. cminer's enon, Of nO place, more delightful for a sceaac ld MRS, JOHN A LOGAN. s° “Thad a most delightfui stay at Hock Enon.” A. H GARLAND. * * * “The handsome service of your bountiful ‘The galleries and apartments all have smooth stone floors, and the former range from 7 to 15, feet wide by as many bigh, while many chambers are 30 to 50 feet in width by 75 or a hundred long and are 40 or 50 feet to the vaulted roof. No evi- ences of a former visitation by human beings or even animals have so far been detected. ‘The “Established Church.” From the London Truth. ‘The lord chief justice deserves credit for his courageous utterance on the established church. He says that there can be no such thing as the principle of an established church, for the Church of Christ existed before there were any such es- tablishments, and therefore will survive and Mourish after they are abolished. This is a rational and jew of the matter. Fovcnr a Dust Wits BLaNk CaRTRIDGEs.— Banks Hill and C. D. Littie, young men belonging to two of the best families in Macon, Ga, went outside the city limits to fight a duel Wednesday afternoon. Little knew that the pistols were not loaded with bullets, but Hill took the matter serl- ously and bravely went through. Two shots were Bred, when Little fell, and Hil wanted a pistol to Kill Iimself. He was'then told the joke. On their Feturn to the city both men shook and are ‘now friends. ee Tur Coxe Stari NDRD.—At a meeting in Pittsburg yesterday of all the coke producers in the Connelisvilie region, except Carnegie Bros., It Was unanimously resolved to reaffirm their post- tion not to grant the advance demanded by the coke Workers The advisability of reducing the Price of coke, as demanded by the furnace owners, Was also considered, Dut no action Was taken. The Fesolution refusing ‘the demands of the workmen ‘will prolong the strike indefinitely. a Wrewens at YsrexpaY’s Races—The winners Of the racesat Brooklyn yesterday were Salisbury, Richmond, Ballston, Tornado, Tea Tray, and Or- Jando. AU St, Louts,’Spalding, Daruna, Miss Ford, ‘War Sign, and Bight-to-Seven. Tur PRINcess Sat wird BurraLo Bui—The Princess of Wales and family and a score of mem- bers of foreign royal families attended a private exhibition of the Wild West show in London yes- lerday morning. ‘They all rode in the Deadwood coach, the Princess of Wales sitting on the box, Col. Cody driving. Grand Duke Michael of Russia and Prince George of Wales rode horses belong- to the company, and made some good shots Stbreaknesk speed’ ——— AN ARONAUT'S FaTat Fatt.—At Painesville, in Lake County, 30 miles from Cleveland, O., a bal- joon ascension took place yesterday.’ Professor Clark Was the wronaut. The ascent was made Successfully, Dut in descending the balloon was caught In some tree tops and the occupant of the car hurled to the ground, a distance of 60 feet. He sustained injuries which wiki prove fatal, nd ch Pett Dap tx Tae Batt Roow.—Tuesd: in the largest dance hall in Baltimore, the music tor a quadrille struck up. Emma Vanton arose to Join ber partner. Just as the first figure was called she fell, and tna few moments she was dead from heart disease. Yesterday her remains latd ‘at the City Hospital, where she was identified as The daughter of a well-to-do man who drove her from Lome several years ago. (CLEVELAND'S DISORDERLY STRIKERS. —The striking ore loaders at the ore docks of the New York, Pente sylvanta and Ohio Railroad at Cleveland were out in force Wednesday morning, and drove the col- red men who were at work into cars, which were immediately pulled to a small town Just without the city. The strikers then visited the docks of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Kallroad Company, ‘the Valley Kallroud Company and the Cleveland Rolling Mill Company, and induced the men to Jota them. Dock hands ail along the river are ‘ow out, and the police are afr: there will be a collision. A Norep Cocwrenvetrex RELEASED.—At 6 o'clock Wednesday morning & fne ooking man, ‘under lulddie age, ciad in a stylish suit of black, stepped out of the Kings County (N. Y.) penitentiary. A Rnely-dressed woman accompanied him, and they ot Into a waiting cab and drove to New York. The man was Chas, Beckar, the most skiliful and Rotorious counterfeiter, perhaps, on thls conti- nent, and the Woman Was his wife, Beckar was table forms marked contrast to, that which charac- ‘sumier resorts in general.” * +" * ‘MAJ, W. GWYNN. tide dag ac Atom of 9 place whore! families or ive: can derive as mucl ‘and enjoyment as they can st Rock Enon Springs.” * * * my0 DR ROBERT REYBURN. JMo™“ore Hose, SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J., tnt WILL OPEN JUNE 25. ft For terms or other informasion, address 1. W. MALTBY, Monmouth House, _4010-26t Or, Hotel Lafayette, Philadelphia, HE KENSINGTON, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Union Ave: opposite Consress Spring’ Park. 9/wh ‘Location of Unsurpassed Beauty. ‘The Garden Spot of Saratogs. OPENS — SATURDAY, JUNE 18. PAUL C. GRENING, 49-1m Proprietor. | Ene VIEW HOTEL, AURORA, W. Va On top the Allegheny Mountains, ¥/-) 000 feet above tide water: splendid drives: j= excellent water: grand scenery: unsurpassed climate: trout fishing near by: new house well furnished. 11s opular resort will be opened for reception of guests, june 1. Special rates to families, For terms apply to $9. JOHN A LANTZ, Prop. \ONGRESS HALL, ATLANTIC. Concied suse SAIS 500." Music all 3 4) the season. MILO M. POTTER, Manager. TT'BE COLONNADE, ‘COR. PACIFIC AND, South Caroling aves.. Atlantic City. X. 3.. 94 Desay, 9 JUNE 9. season’ of 1887. Former! | k R. ticket offices, and bagzage checked through: ANNEQUA HO MINNEQUA SPRINGS | PPVHE MANSION, MBEaSicen’ cy aan ats Te point ‘on Northern EBalirona tare. orating air spring of wonderful ci alities; | Elegantly Furnished o Sauy art cles moderate eee eS, ee ‘Thoroughly Hested, Ve Ye 7a, th.a.26t “| _sp1e4m Taz Naw g ENTH SEASON. ___—-—~*ENTH SEASON. Wilopen nbn ‘ feat ANDERSON, Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Bells, and all modern MARBLEHEAD | c most attractive resort $y gn the North Shore. For deseription of Great, Neck address AMME BROWN. Propristor (Ps NEW GRAND HOTEL, font CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. from June ae 2a peel ETE OTD cae out change. Persor Hieation may Bt Windsor Hotel, New York, to my10-c026t HARVEY 8. DENISON. ae eas CPOUCESTER, MASS. Strictly first-class, with every modera con- venience, including "bot and cold sca-water 4. ths. Address F.H. NUNNS, proprietor. az3.6,tthian OTE” RAATERSEILL, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. dent Season of 1887 Opens June 25. Railroad access direct to the Hotel. For; vulars address, Leelee 'W. F. PAIGE, Manager, Gilsey House, Broadway and 29th st., 0-t,th&s,26¢ New York. ‘ALLEY VIEW SPRINGS. Opens June ah Massanutton Mountains. Air, Water, ‘Table, Scenery unsuryassed. "Rates low. Ad drecw se WGODWALD, Sote Manager for Catalogues. myl7-eolm NARRAGANSETT PIER, BL tnt ‘To touri rh ‘ticipate spending the suinmer months at the Seashore, their attention 1® called NARRAGANSETT PIER, one of the most famous resorts on the Atlantic, Witnour Ay Fxcertion tae Fittest BaTamxe ‘BEACH IN AMERICA. aznificent Cliffs, beautiful Scenery, the Casino, witht We specious, Verandas: Tounis Courts, Cafe, Bl: Tard Root; Bowling Alley’ abd Theater, are minoug ite sttractions, ‘he leading Hotels are the McSPARRAN, J. G. BURNS. proprietor: accommodations for 200 suesta: the COLUMBUS and GLADSIONE, W. A. NYE. pro- ietor. The Giadstone (new), accommods tions. 40F B50 guests. The Columbus accommodates 100 gtuoste. The fabove Uotela coun, ail qhe modern iuprove: ments, including gas, elevators, &. #0 ; Hiculavs apply for eiteulare. thy10-thys,tu-Lino | FPWR ACKOIAS, “CASTINE, WE WIT, OPEN ne th rirgiehed a | vated age fer sep. WALKER e rated ; drain fect. Proprietors, CHAS. R. FURD, Mana- myif-ezn } BRANCH, ; WEST END HOTEL, tf COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT WILL OPEN JUNE 11, THE HOTEL JUNE 23. D. M. & W. E. HILDRETH, my}: _New York Office, 52 Broadway. _ re) POINT COMFORT, VIRGIN 4 HYGEIA HOTEL, tent Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe, where daily tar- et practise gaurd mount,and dress parade take pice. Excellent Boating. Fishing, Driving and Surt Bathing, Acconmmodates 1,000 guests, " Afternoon concerts and nightiy hors. Bure ccean air, free from inalaria and Couducive to refreshing sleep. ” Terms less for the ac commodations given than at any hotel of its class in the United Staten. Averace temperature for sumer, 76 degrees. Send for ilustrated descriptive pamphlet, myl0-co3m F.N. PIKE, Manage ERADNOR, Peet Ee Sine avenue, below Pecite. (AD near the Ocean, Atlantic City, N. J. f4-tm,weméjeteolm MRS. A.'J. DARNALL. ELMONT HALL, SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, ¥/ b N.J.—A popular family Summer Resort, open from June to October. For circular an rticularsad- = eae apJ0-tu,th,s,26t Proprietor. (HE LANCASTER M, J. KUNKLE. f Michigan ave., Atluitic City, (He mh15-1m jel5-1m Near nis.” OTEL BRUNSW H ASBURY PARK, N.J. Within 100 yards of the beach. very room Hh commands an unobstructed view of the ocean. se ‘Thoroughly renovated and furnished for the xe.-0n of 1887. Wilt be opened JUNE 1, under the manage. ment of L. E. Morgan (late of the Cahill House, Asbury Park), Engacements can be made and information given by addressing L. FE. MORGAN, Asbury Park, N.J. Jel-tu,th,s.2w; dlim, and tu,th,s,2w LAKE VIEW HOTEL IS SITUATED IN THE Village of Watkins, N, ¥., adjoining the famous Watkins Glen, It is 300 feet above and overlooks Seneca Lake. fous ‘Telephone and Telegraph Connections in the Newly and clecantly furnished throuchout, has modern improvements, quet, Lawn Tennis, Hainmocks, Swings, Musi roprietors of the National Hotel, Cleveland, on. Clu {oite Harbor, Fla. BURKILL & SOS, props Jed-Stn ‘NDIAN HARBOR HOTEL, GHEE: CONN. (On the Sound.) $9 ‘OPEN JUNE 23 TO OCTOBER 1. Li DELIGHTFUL AND ACCESSIBLE SUMMER RESORT, 28 miles via N. ¥. and N. Haven R. B. time 43 to 60 ii . Bowling Alley, Billiards, Cro- minutes; commutation 40 cts. per day; trains hour) Apply at the Hotel or Grand Hotel, 3ist st, and Broad- * y. WM. HL LE) Jet-lin C¥eina Tic CITY, NJ. F Jel-2m "UH. L HE RD i BEDFORD, PA it ESTABLISHED 1804. This popular summer resort opens for the reception of guests Suns 10th, 1887, hes fot t ® Been enlarged and’ refitted for the season Ronnd-trip tickets canbe had at P- H-f und Bedtond water, Pamphlets a any coriuation toe had by application to the ANDERSON HEIRS, Pro- met Pie proprictora wish it distinctly understood the waters aud erounts are exclusively for-tue quests of the establishineut and those who Purchase. FCTEL ALBION, ASBURY PARK. N. J. ! EY Fiestas inthe Baek es city Om ments the best. Mra G.H. PEMBERTON. eG" A™S5tc CITY, N. J. HOTELS, COT- COTTAGES, Bi: ‘Lote and Bath Houses for rent or saleby Jsigg ete 38-20 DAMS & CO., Keal Estate We beicktiiy situated” Ones AT fa MAS. DB. STOCKHAM & CU. formerly of Hotel Branswick. br iy CONS, PSOE RETIC rT = 2 je Concrees Hall at £05, Piciic aud tana ‘wvew ; ocean view: hot B snd cold gentle Rome comforts. Miss KENT” OY8 ORES PBEBELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, WV. B&O. RR, (Main Stem), feat ‘THREE HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. ALEALINE THERMAL WATERS. ‘The merits of Berkeley aud its waters are famous. Private Baths and Swimming Pools, large aud elegant. ‘These waters are a specific for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Skin, Kidney and Nervous Diseases. Hotel capacity 600 ‘guests. Elegant Ball-Room and Music. Write for illustrated and descriptive pamph- let Round-trip tickets issued by B. & 0. RR. JNO. T. TREGO, 472m ‘ Berkeley Springs, W. Va. HE WAVERLY, BEACH END, OCEAN PATHWAY, OCEAN GROVE, ¥. J. xe6tm a a FET Serpe MADISON HOUSE” IS BEAUTIFULLY situated. Modern improvements, in- cluding wag, bath aud electric bells. Lawn 9) feuniscourt Open from June to October. E. 4.1 TE, A ‘Box 595. ory W uscrroxay SPRING LAKE | Greatty entarced and improved. Seasou June to October. | Jeon * RK LETCHWOR’ CH, BN. 3. The Alleghany, now the most, ana faatsionable fm the mountaineer Vir ga. | iinta, will open JUNE Isr. “Having been re-@/9 furnished ‘since last season with handsome, new furniture of best quaity. it offers attractions sot Surpemed by any watering-place tn the tuguntaian, ‘he"Alieehany Water in recounuended by the Sed- ical Boviety of Vineiuia for Dyapepaia in afl its fo removiue Hillousuess and Constipation with naturel case, dissipating Malaria and curiu Insomnia: in fact, Sapccife tor all diseases arising from & stom: “for circulars snd pamphlets apply to PURCELL, ore LADD‘ CO., Bic Reeor Py C. A COLHOUN, _36-Im Alleghany Springs, Va. /ENNHURST, MICHIGAN AVF., NEAK g Pitan, Amat Gaya a4 House stot Pe (Bi: Fs rely new: situated peat ocean: ’ rements; heated for spring guests, P. 0: Bi Sm JAMES HOOD. between Vermont and Rhode ‘Full ocean view "P Or box 44, el TH HuGiLL dntect Stee 1015 comuinitted December 14, 1881, for six years and SX months convicted of counltertetting notes of the Bank of France. Before b:dding good-bye to Warden Green he said: “1 will do better it they will let me.” ‘The Bank of France hasinade Beckar an offer of permanent employment at a big sal- Sry. He would not say whether he Intended 16 ‘sccept the position, but announced his determina ‘Hon to go abroad. ADVERSE TO THE RaltRoaD.—Judge Biddle, ‘the court of common pleas, in Philadelphia Jerday, rendered an important decision “as to liability of railroad companies for damages cases of injury resulting in death. The act April 4, 1865, limits the [lability of a ratiroad By, (0 ooo in such cases, and in. the weeney against Philadel) mulugton and Sattimore Railroad Co. tke pi Claimed much larger damages. As Sontention of the company te plain Rew constitution, which the from lumiting the amount vo, be juries resulting in death. The ‘company ‘Glaimed that as it had accepted the 4 ‘Uhe act of 1868 it was not ‘by the new con stitution, but Judge Biddle refused to ent lertain ths argument and held tue ples of the company § Hesitien Hl a WSR SULPHUR SPRINGS, BLUE Rue A 5 dee open. ak Be Sone tont w Wi ATPRAC: HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, SENATE ita PACIFIC AVE, A’ -, East op Sronts pcre MM mb15-1m jel-lin teporxaL” pee Roary masses font o CME.” OCEAN, ME" CEA EN ERNEST yt See BRR Speer 4a peepee = PEnELES. tinental Hotel » Stockton Hotel, Cay for thelr use. ‘THE ANDERSON HEIR: <3 Ded)” CHARLES BUFR” | “mydi-ow ‘Owners aud Proprietors, Ape vincinis BEACH HOTEL Finest Jocation in the Park. Hop every’ aay Bi ‘This famous resort, so popular for its fine surf-bath ing, and other seaside attractions, opens for the season of iss7, supplied with all the delicacies of the sca, there is no the hecessary facilities for access. Rates $3 10 84 per incess Aune Co _ty30-2m_ ‘Miies ‘Town, St. Mary’ deat Ocean. Strictly first‘class containing all guodern 1k my28-2m Proprietor. J. Replete with all modern conven! eter andoeee ae WE ‘ware Water Gap House, Pa rs ‘air and water. For ‘and pure fot terme, myS-4m improvelnents. Je4-cozm | _my20-1m FRED. E. FOSTER. HE NANEP/ W. NECK, Maas.. Te open SURE T for tao reepeos ot JUNE 20TH. MONT HOUS! Vie ene ural Sean 5 ‘View. Open Ail'the Year. api: ME with large grounds, shade Feitted in every way, Bente added, maxing it ent Bgvline Mere, Shee Fuands fe A tase. Bar, with a sele rip cot coer Vereins, and othe yunds Tam Oye am x ns. and ‘Associations, ese beaut letiea, of Wines ‘Eo, “Also § era ra who may desire ‘the to offer most liberal terms. LOCHBOEHLER, Prop HE ELETON T FHE SEA ATLANTIO CITY, ¥.J. _mhl-1m,my1-2m ‘UIT. NER mbh16-3m_ Phila: to. UTH address 1935 Pop! UY Nai REVERE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J_ ‘Park Pls nite Bi ‘Sanitary arrangements perfect fo _mhl-2m,jul-1m. M ‘ORRELL HOUS! JOHN McaR! specialty: oT Beare ‘REI 2am Sy ‘Summer families. press train Ry, HOBOTH BEACH, DEL. HOMPSON: Peoprielore M. DAY. ‘Special mayze-line HE VICTORIA, OCEAN END SOUTH Textciine wres Xthantie Cie toot Feniovated, heated, y te. ho Id pe Water batha is NOW OPEN. Me WHLEEAMS ‘WILLIAM! OREE SPRINGS, SHENANDOA CO. , Fauquier Wi Fauquier Co,, Va, Both df sorts wil be open for the reception of guests re Circulars giviny at a tions can be obtained at Siuter’s Mineral ‘Terms reduced. Scheller & Ste 9th CABELL MADDUX: ror Clerk, Riggs House, Mt's'r. ‘OREST INN. ‘hite Suipht BI phur, Springs, 9) Proprietor. BG. Bl popular and Pa. a FOREST GLEN PARK, MD. "The most beautiful site on the Metroparitan Branch Band 0. ‘Terms Moderate Will be open for the recepti ly to the Forest Glen Lapsevenest Oo DER I. HENS! 1887. AD! PACEXANDER BR Only 9 miles trom Fm “ich Ground. Healthy Location. Pure il De of Access, First-class in all tte appolntnents J OEDAN WHITE SULPE PHUR SPRINGS. Kia House, Mibbew e190 Pe ares ed jordan Springs 2c Springs. J ‘Springs P. 0, Va. HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA. UR, Proprietor. a rates and attrac: jater Depot; premeal Cos Office. 1006 F at nt LADIES’ GOODS. Mes. I. V. Sturm, 981 F STREET, OFFERS HER TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED STOCK OF MILLINERY AT VERY REDUCED RATES ‘or the Summer Season. ON BRANDIS. Millinery and Dressmaking Parlors—Mr.Von Bran- dis ‘now superintends the Dressiuaking Depart where he Is assisted by Mme, Vou Brandi He wece: ‘ ro 667 oka FLEUR,’ iby Scheller & Stevens, Thompso1 Peli SRR SPE gO OF we are offering them at GREAT BARGAINS. ALL COLORED STRAWS AT ACTUAL COST. Parties leaving the city will find the very latest styles in Dress and Shade Hats for Country and Sea- UR CO." N ORDER Box 5: TO side wear, at MRS. M. J. HUNT 1y28 ‘He guar: antes the ladies ‘a perfect At and work. Are sell ine our imported Bonnet at one-half of cost. “Orders filled at shortest notice. 1229 Penna. ave,, over Jacobs Bi Jeli-Im ‘A NEW NAIL-POLISH._ SOLD 1309 F street n.w. Mus M. J. Pus, 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH ‘HAIR GOODS. RHEA WAVES. RUSSIAN BANGS, Always in order by Plain Combing, Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled. my31-Im* Fyoons Da SS SHIELDS ARE TH BEST IN ‘Manufactured by, A. my28-s,tuath.3m ‘THE WORLD. H. Brinkmann & Co,, Baltimore. WHE LUCCA, AND IMPROVED PATTI BUSTLES most flexible Busties made, inkmann & Co, Baltimore, Manufactured by A. H. Bi s,tudth,4in "be your own Dyeing at home, with PEERLESS DYES. They will dye everything, Th Price L0c.a package 40 colors They for Strengtl ‘Rot croak or smut. For sale by ‘TSCHL no27-00 Druggist, Y & EVAN! DOPED A Evans. everywhere, Brishtnew, Amount it) Packages Gt ior Fastuess of olor or Non-tading Qualities. “Ti NTON FISCHER'S DRY LISHMENT AND DYE WOR! ‘Ladi EVENING DI brat ist moth. Blankets aud. Curtal aga ins of leaned reasonably. No charge for storage. called for and delive CLEANING ESTA ‘and Gentlemen's Garments of Call "etae 1 te 0 Cleaned end, Dyed without ‘bein ripped, “LADIE dod other stains are effectual tamoved ty aerate 3 7 : ted, Gry process, abd when stored by us gusrastad V, KANE, 507 11TH ST. N.W.—OORSETS MADE lineof Shoulder B: Rete Ws has Shalyto eras Wats Heep NECORATIVE FAN! SCROLLS, Pi ‘Mats .&c.,in Jay cos Be Pictures, ‘Trans fans Gutta, ats org kano ag Sheet Muste 5 eta. insae mh19-3m J. JAY GOULD, 421 9th st. ‘188 ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 11 NI USAR Honeany, 430 tore or ww onary ag Mal, and Lees fect fit and comfort. ifich SPECLLL: ARE— reach Hand-mple Unfercothing Merino Underwear Situated immediately upon the Atlantic Ocean, and connecting with all. transportation lines, aftord 5 [Ce Musiager, Virginia eac! my31-1m fa at va ‘ill open Jun 1887. Pet J. COLTON & BRO, eautifally located, within fifty feat of the Aa ‘Fei HILDRET HE OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, JUNE 4, superior location. Five dally trains to and froin, Nor. day: $15 10'817-00 per week. Cortors: SUMMER RESORT FAST! Caraverre, "APE MAY, 3. 3.0/9 provements, witu fire escapes aud jerfect draing gxcos, iow open. to. former patrons” and Lea frends, under the management of J. font IOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD. A ‘Will open for the season of 1887 June 2 Cinealath ak his eiice mys" ONIOHN TRACY, Prov. ARM SULPHUR SPRING! ‘TH CO., Vi MV eater cees eae eo tae fan polngbing pool oe thane meee: ie piven 4 Le rere iow of water ©.000; vas lor’ rheumati Eis, sclaticn and kindred diseants; atari unison; Ho musquitoes: elevation, 2.500; surrounding iains 3300 feet: wood ‘Area: bring wari slotsin epee es pen ae 5 ehcen JNO. L. EUBANE: COLONIAL BEACH HOTET, THE FAMOUS WA- ering Plice of the Capital City, 68 miles down, the river, taciug the road Potomac, $9 with Monroe Bay in the rear: surrounded by 14 beautiful summer cottages: always cool. Hotel -ac- commodation 400; under the ment of Col. Hollingsworth (late superintendent of Mount Vernon), Zelegraph and daity steamer connection, ‘The finest beach in the world. Surf and still-waier bathing: {pehting rowin, shine: crabbing, apd all the popa: nents nists, Ter amusements for excuraio ‘Terms m _my26-1m M. BOSSART, Propr. T= WINDSOR pa = ton? ‘The Peaks of Otter, the highest mountains in Vir- nia, and the Blue Ridge, are only a few miles distant from this place, and in full view, ‘oor, ‘puien is supplied from the bese of the wrent Fiat Top Sierpain. "Botand Cold Pat ke.” A the comforts ‘ahome: 7 reat 3 maya6-im "Address W. H. MOBI, Propristor. IP'HE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, N.3., DECATUR ST, first house trom the beach, oj ‘the ch, oped for’ Season 1887, Strictly fra Srrepond Oat seat ‘THEO: MUELERR ASHI) Woere Rives Vice oun Cone 2 teat spring aud sumer open Tor egwaneegnermon i, all bosts, batbiges sow- ing, riding, driving, co ‘my2i-im (BESSON sPEINGS, PENNA MAIN LINE PENNA. RATLROAD. THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Will open JUNE 25, ulna Saat and West or aneurin ag from all my21-78t Sapertutandeak, Gress Pa a ‘MES. JNO. TP Gare ear, E ROBERTS & rT Ay, On facing | (G8 HOTEL, Be aie Tome W Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset (Miss H.'s own ren’ Ci and Spanish spoken. mr14 Liens companys extract oF wear. For Improved and Economic Cookery. IIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Only sort guaranteed Gexunre by Baron Liebig. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Be Tan MN MR see Uae tr TIEBIG COMPARES EXTRACT OF MEAT. Efficient towsc cases of Weakness. Esicien of We and Di- '¥’S EXTRAOT OF MEAT. ‘Highly recommended as « Nightcep instead of Al- LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. @ wit Sigaacare fn black ink across liga, osron ebis's TIEBIG COMPA’ TIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers and inja ole agents foe the Uited Staten (whole: Esrasuisnep 181. CHOICE OLD WYHISKIES. MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. isegot Whisky. PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA, ‘This Flour has long been conceded tobe SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THIS COUNTEY All the best brands of American Flour are sold on European markets, where the “PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE” leads and commands decidedly more money, because it makes WHITEST, SWEETEST, AND MOST NUTRITIOUS BREAD. Ask your Grocer for it. ©. A GAMBRILL MANUFACTURING 00, 214 Commerce st, Baltimore, Ma. 18-t,ths-6m Nore ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF oCO ERE RRR go £ EE Bo gE x Ooo Eee & E Een “ust ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. It is without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, containing ss it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour UNSURPASSED by any millin the world. To prove that, we would simply state that a large quantity of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe and eaten at the principal courts of the old world. HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some ‘Person or persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has attained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior article for thegenuine. THEREFORE, ‘Be sure and see to it that either saks or barrels read. “CERES.” And have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS sttached, None genuine without the two gold medals. 1 ‘W. M. GALT & CO., ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Lesne Ixsreuwesrs. DECKER BROS.’ PIANOS. WEBER PIANOS. ESTEY PIANOS. FISCHER PIANOS. ESTEY ORGANS. Tented, and exchanged, year at moderate prices, _my10-3m SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F st. n.w., Was 13 N. Charies st. ESTEY ORGANS. ‘Nearly 200,000 in Use, ‘We conduct the Piano and Organ business in all its branches, Pianos and Onraus sold on easy terms, Careful attention to fine tun- ingand repairing. Pianos of all makes cared for by the eee a, ‘ARDMAN PIANO, WITH STUDENT: Jer. W.G. METZEROTT & “my21-1m_ LET & DAVIS CO’8 PIANOS—NEW AND Deautiful styles of these Celebrated will be sold ‘THIS MONTH close rooms for the summer. 811 9th at, ow, ‘MUFF- Wee EB, ty ist CHCKERING Steinwey, Haines. if PIANOS FOR RENT AND i w.@, MEIDEHOTT & Coe fmb18-31 Gly Wee & B Kranich and Tach the fend world. Newby & Evans and Weser Bros, te best tum quality; also 3810 bargains for: oa 7 Special attention of Purchasers invited to the new ARTISTIC STYLES finished in designs of HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART, BECOND-HAND PIANOS. A fine assortment of ‘prominent makes at all prices. PIANOS FOR RENT. WM, KNABE & 00,, 817 Market Space. a2 Eowasn F. Daoor, 925 PENNSYSVANIA AVENUR, Gole Agent for ST ELEY epee an Gall; nd bent ta lowest prices cash. Pianos ofthe ‘me i staliment plan. Special Tepairing houestly done ain AY & Wendell, Hal- Boras ‘UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. ahi 8Gyer 41,000 now: ey ‘mo! medium price, ‘at prices from $10 FINANCIAL, Panos & Warez, SAdeRia, | New yore MP INAET COCR veLEGuary winkse™ ‘WaskINOTOR, tse, eae amused ll ‘Ohio Route and eat 9:40 P.M; Stree ue Local 0:47 a ae a ns furnished, ‘checked st offoe O01 Penney: Eailroad 6 Bstreste, aA pas ‘General Agent. JT ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. tm om SUNDAY. MA} 1887, Fee ORE Leave Ws Re ies = through coacl a ited Ex} ‘No extra is on this train for ween :40, 8:30 an... 12:10 30 pone Oy Sunday 8 40. ‘ain. and'1:30.3:30, ‘30 p.m, For stations on Metro, Le op . ‘Frain ative from the West daily 6:20, 7:20 am, Pai ma. ¥rom points ou Shensndosh Valley RR, 1:15 p.m. daily. From Philadelohia, Chester, and Havre ae Grace, 1 45 a.m.. 3:05 p.m. Pree p.m. daily. From Havre de Grace, Suicerly and inverinodii ints north of Baltiinore, 10-00 a.m. Pifrom Annapolis, 8:30.44 10-3 a%n., and 1:50and :35 p.m. a : Habirosd, 5:15 p.m. From Frederick and intermediate points, 8:25 a. m. sud 15 pat daly except Sunray. ‘Traine leave Baltimore for Washington at 3:80, 9:00, 9:05, 10: 6:30, except 1:25, 3:15, 4:30 p. For further intormation apply at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket office, Washinzton station, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 14th street, where orders ag oe ee oe ‘to be checked and received at dati the citys ONL CL MENTS, CK LORDGP.A a ee. PERCY G. SMITH, Pase'r Ag my31 HE GREAT THE NOKIE WEST AND. SOUTHWEST, sTREL KAILS \ MAGRIMGER EOCUEM ENT. ‘Tratns eave Wasisugiou from Station commar of ilzth wre Wasliuigion i, % and B streets, a8 follows: ieiezd For Pittsburg and the West, Chi Limited Express ‘of Palaces esr ng cars at 9:50 AL we piv Fast Line, 9:50 A. M. daily to Cincinnati ‘st. 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