Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1887, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1887-SUPPLEMENT. A Terrible Tumble. ‘THB WORLD BALLOON FALLS THOUSANDS OF FEET LIKE ‘A SHOT. ‘Mr. Moore’s balloon, which left St. Louts Satur- day and came down within a few hours near Cen- tralla, Liltnots, as stated in Tax Stax, attained a height of 16,000 feet above the surface of the earth at 5:20 p. m., according to the instruments of the United States Signal service. This is the highest on record in America. At this point the thermo- meter marked 37° Fahrenheit. It seemed very coming froma heat of 959 in the shade an hour before. The air-ship left the earth as if re- Tuctant to depart, Dut once on 1t8 voyage 1t gained speed raptily and was quickly among the clouds Moore nurt bis hand badly Just as they were as. cending, and tne loss of biood rendered him sense- lest, Ob of the party relates these incidents: “Tiazen sings out, ‘We're going too fast.” There 43 much excitement, but it calms in a minute, for the metrument records a falling. Again the ‘sig. hal oMicer gives & warning. ‘We are falling Bevadtulisy: And tosses out a handful of ctreulare ‘They shoot upward. Moore, half aroused, real- tad the peril and calls all hands to drop ballast. ‘The sand fps scarcely faster than the car, and the earth Bems to fy upward: rivers, ‘elds, houses spread out as a Vast map, growing terribly tach minute, Moore sings out: “Something Wrong, boys; it we don’t stop her we are lost;' 1,000 feet from earth and still tumbling madly; ‘70, and the drag touches earth: 600, and the check fs perceptible. At 400 the balloon skims along, falling no more; ‘the 300 feet of drag rope Testing on the earth gave the relief. More ballast was thrown out, and the air ship again ascended, this time to 6,000 feet. ‘The aeronaut then noticed that the bag was sagging, and announced that a landing must be made.” When within a few hundred feet of land the drag rope skimmed along the earth, making a trail for four tulles, and in its wake followed « crowd of natives, were Several times they canght the hurled roughly to the ground. At August Palm’s farm, 7 miles from Centralia, I, bts sturdy wife gave the drag rope a half dozen turns around an Apple tree and brought the monster up with a jerk. the wind caught the folds of the balloon and it soared like a kite. For an hour the farmers tugged at the rope, and when the aeronaut pulled the rip cord to his amazement he found it already loose, and this was the cause of the fearful fall, so nearly disastrous to the occupants of the airship. The carrier pigeons that were released from the bal- toon at 3,000 feet altitude have appeared at thelr homes. ‘The balloon will be Drought back to the city, and arrangements are now being made for another ascent.” Irish Leaders to be Arrested. EXPECTATION THAT DAVITT, O'BRIEN, DILLON, AND SEXTON WILL BR PROSECUTED AS SOON 43 THE CRIMES BILL BECOMES A LAW. London dispatches say the Salisbury government 4s inclined to encourage the Irish leaders to make violent speeches, in order that, when the crimes bill becomes a law, they may be arrested and thrown into prison. Mr. Davitt has on several oc- castons repeated his advice to the people to use force in resisting unjustifiable evictions, and the dispatches say he will certainly be arrested as soon as the government fs clothed with the_arbi- trary power afforded. by the crimes bill. O'Brien, Dillon, and Sexton, it is also asserted, have Deen marked for arrest at the first convenlent opportu- nity. The government 1s represented as being especially anxious to arrest Sexton, It has been Sald publtely within the last three days that Sex- ton could cause a revolution of the Irish people by a word, if he chose toorder one. He 1s probably the only man, except Parnell, of whom this is true. His conservatism, Instead of lessentn; influence, addsto it and makes it invincible. These four are the only ones whom the government are likely to attempt to muzzle. Blinded by their ant- mosity to the Irish national movement, Lord Salis bury’s ministry are about to make the fatal mis- take of arousing the people to flerce anger by im- prisoning their guides and counsellors, who have already done so much for the cause, and who are jooxed to for complete deliverance.’ ‘The outlook is serious, ‘The McGlynn Demonstration. REPORTS DIFFER AS TO THE EXTENT OF IT. The N. ¥.Sun says: The demonstration tn honor of br. MeGlynn Saturday night was one of the largest that has ever beea held in Union Square. From 12,000 to 15,000 men paraded over the 33- mile circuit. Along the line of march the greatest | kind of enthustasm reigned. The cry, “Don’t, don’t, don’t go to Rome!” was heard continuously along the line, and was echoed back by the people standing on the sidewalks. Around Union Square in front of the cottage thousands of people were packed together. The cottage was draped with the Stars and Stripes. In the center of the shed covering grand stand was a large American Id surmounted Dy an eagi When Dr. MeGiyun appeared In 17th street, mak- | ing his to the platiorm, cheers arose, and cries of “Hurrah for the Soggarth Aroon,” and “God bless our martyr priest.” Men waved their hats, and women shook their handkerchiefs. Peo- | pie shook the deposed priest by the hand, and tt Was nearly fifteen minutes before he could reach the platform. An effort was made to raise the Doctor on thé Shoulders of several men, but ne insisted on Walking. When he reached the plat- form several ladies belonging to St. Stephen’s church presented lim with ets. Dr. MeGiynn and Henry George both made speeches, and Teso- lutions were adopted commer ‘Dr. MeGlynn’s attitude toward his ecclesiastical superiors and Lis refusal to go to Rome. No interference by qfome im American politics was the text of the ening. “rhe Wortd says: The McGlynn demonstration Saturday night was not as pronounced numerically as it might bave been. About 8,000 men paraded the streets and were reviewed in Union Square. ‘The percentage of Germans was very large. Alto- getuer the performance hardly eame up to the ad- Tertisement. "___—eee_____- ‘The Leonardtown, Md., Lynching. THE CORONER'S JURY PRACTICALLY REFUSES TO PROSECUTE THOSE SUSPECTED. An ‘Inquest was held at Leonardtown, Md., over the body of Ben Hance, a colored man, who was taken from the Jail early Friday morning tn that place, where he was held on the charge of at- tempted rape, and hung toa tree outside of the town by a party of unknown men. The jailer, Mr. Clements, and hts wife, who lived In the Jafl, tes tified to the facts of the forcible Jail delivery of the prisouer, as printed fm Saturday's Stax. He said That he’ thought that he recognized the voice of Bill Batley or Sheckiiff among those talking out- side of the jai, ‘The jailer's wife sald that she Tecognized the Voice of Buck Waters. Harry Spauiding, a member of the Jury, testifled that a kentiewman had come to bis Tooui about 1 o'clock That morning and informed him that Hance was w be hung. "He refused to reveal the name of his informant, and he Was committed for contempt. ‘The jury, after deliberating several hours, asked to begischarged, fai! oad to come to a unanimous coneMsion as toa verdict, and they were, at 5 | Oviock p. m., discharged. After the dischazge of the coroner's Jury Mr. Spalding was released from, the custody of the sheriff. A correspondent of the Baltimore 5 : “Public oplaion 1s divided regarding the lynching. ‘The action of the Jury 18 probabiy a fair showing of the Judgment of the people of the county. The jury practically re- Fisew to prosecute those who are suspected of being engaged in the lynching. The more con- servative aud mature men of Lue community con- demun the action of the lynchers.” = — ‘The Jubilee Yacht Race. THE GENESTA AURAD SATCKDAY EVENING. The Genesta passed Wick, Scotland, at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon. ‘The Sleuthhound passed the same place at SSaturday evening. The Genesta had passed Pentland Firth and was rounding Dun- net Head at 10 o'clock. The wind was light and a fog Was prevailing. The yacht Volauvent was sighted 2 miles of Wick at 10:45 Saturday even- ing. Yacht Dawn passed Wick at _10- o'clock Sat- urday night. The Gwendoline, Aline and Selina passed the same place Sunday morning. ‘The wind Was liglt and from the northeast aud the tde was then favorable for passing Pentland Firth. ‘Tum Inrsnwen’s JUBILEE CELEBRATION—A “me morial celebration im bonor of the victims of Vic~ Yoria's Rity Yearsof misrule” will be held at Cooper Union, New York, to-morrow evening. The pro- grain Contains this census: Died of famine, 1,500,- 009; evicted, 3,668,000; extirpated. 4,500,000; € us who died Of ship fever, 57,000; tmpris~ ‘ened under cvercion acts, over 3,000; butchered in suppressing public meetings, Jv0; coercion acts, 53; executeu for resisting tyranny, 75; died 1D English dungeons, 27; newspapers suppressed, 12, ‘Tue Ente Pexstox Fuavp.—The hearing tn the fraudulent cases for reimbursement for a depend- eat pensioner's sickness claim were contnued In Erie, Pa., Saturday. Seth Todd Perley, the lead— ing Spirit in the scheme, was neld for trial for pre- paring and presenting a false claim. ‘The evidence showed that he bad Dullt up @ fictitious claim of | nearly $1,000. Franklin Willis, P. B. Willis and | J.B Blake are aiso held for trial for making and preventing false clalma Dr. £. Rickman, whose hame and affidavit was received, it is alleged, through false representations of Perley’s counse, lias also been arrested. ee EARTHQUAKE SHOCK AT SUMMERVILLE.—A special reports a shock of earthquake at Summerville, S. €., at 10:87 Sunday morning, accompanied by ine iidst proiouged roaring beard since October 22 of last year. The shock caused a sensible vibration of houses and furniture, but was not sufficient to do any injury or cause alarm. The roar mentioned Was faintly heard by some persons in Charleston, At Summerville the roar seeined to come from the southwest. see OBarex Exrexs Deux i Tarcurn.—Wm. OBrien made bis triumphal entry into bubita last Light, on bis return frou is Canadian tour. He Was met at the station by the mayor and Michael Davitt, aud entered the mayor's carriage, Dut no sooner’ were they seated than the crowd removed the horses, and dragged the vehicie themselves, ‘The procession numbered thousands who, headed by bands of music and carrying banners, marched through the streets tothe hotel in Sackville street. When the hotel was reached the crowd cried for Q’Brien to speak, and he made a brief address, ‘The throng was’ so densely packed that many fainted aud added greatl@Ro the excitement of the Occasion. ——_——-+e+______ TuE QceEN's JUBILEE.—Services in honor of Queen Victoria's jubilee were held in ‘Trinity caureh, and other New York and Brooklyn cburchés yesterday. Jev. Joseph W. Hall con- ducted the services at Trinity, Kev. Dr. Morgan Preaching the sermon. Dr. Morgan said that as queen acd woman Victoria would be spoken of With respect aud affection to the end of history. Cardinal Manuing has addressed a pastoral letter im eulogy of the queen. He calls on ail Engiish Catholics to offer up thanksgiving for the juullee. ‘Tue Marchioness of Londouderry will present vo ‘Ube queen 4 casket containt: 150,000 si tures and 4 large sum ia cash a8 a jubilee off trom women. At Matterdorf, Hungary, Saturday, an eiection, ‘merle were > the gendari SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. PROPOSALS. cool house, with larke grounds. Ad- Gress Mrs. AB. PRICE, Frostburg, Allegany’ _220-10%* AST_OF MAINE DEAR St ‘aswnmer home, surrounded by fea. Prices reasonable, “All letters of in: Lea addressed “Sunset Hall. Deer Isle, Maine,” wil F Promptattention. Open June J it HENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA—SIX VA- ricties mineral waters, large lawn’ eleva- tion 2,3 feet. For pamp! and rates ad- 9) Setters aeneae 66 VATAWISSA MOUNTAIN” HOUSE, Rest and Climate Cure, Bloomsburg, ¥/y Pa, under one management. ii Finest ‘climate, water, and scenery. Popular SANT MOUNTAIN RESORT AC. ‘commodations for a limited number of 9/4 ©, rates, 18-Lw* [POX THE MOUNTAIN'S BEOW. DEER PARK AND OAKLAND, TWIN RESORTS OF THE ALLEGHANIES, 3,000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA. SEASON OPENS JUNE 23, 1887. DEER PARK and OAKLAND, but six miles, Aistant from each other, are connected by 8%} superb carriage road. Both are lovated di. = Fectly upon the main ine of the Baltimore Railroad, and ail trains stop at both points. ‘Under the capable management of Mr. GEO. D. DESHIELDS these famous resorts Will maintain the high standard of previous seasons. Among the improvements that will be noted by former wueste are the introduction of electric lights into house and grounds: lar swimming baths added tothe bathing extablishme..ts for Indies and gentle- Men; increased and improved water supply drawn from the celebrated Boiling 8, rings. Rates—60, 875, and 890 per month. according to Jocation. “Diagrams of rooms <.d floors can be seen at the Baltimore and Obio Ticket Office, 1301 Pennayl- vania ave., Washington, D.C. All communications should be addressed to GEO. D. DeSHIELDS, ‘Queen City Hotel, Cumberland, Md., UptoJune10. After that date either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett County, Md. _my19-s,in,wto}e30 |ALBOTT HOUSE, BARNESVI Mi near Sugar Loaf Moustain, one-half. m: | scenery fine; bass fishing excellent, summer boarders | & specialty; terms $5 per week. J. M. VEIRS, Prop. _ STOCKTON, CAPE MAY, N. J. ‘Will Open for the Reception of Guests JUNE 30, 188 Office: OWEN & SIMPSON, 1117 Philadelphia, Chestnut st., HOTEL, ON Bay, Md., now open. “Exte Large rooms. Fishing. Salt W: Daily mail, “Weems line steamers, Baltimore, waica, start at 7 4. m., make special rates for guests of hotel. jel1-1m* REST INN. ‘anit ‘High if Access. First: of Access, First-class in ali ite appointments, ‘Mi ‘Will be open for the ‘App! been DER I. HENSEY, Mi Oftice. 1006 F. ae Fe Within 100 yards of the beach? Every room commandsan unobstructed wey of tre csent, ‘floroueniy feovated ned Pet Park). Jel-tu,th,s.2w; dim, MPHE LAKE VIEW HOTEL IS SITUATED IN THE village of Watkins, N. ing the famous Watkins Glen, It Ys is 300 feet above and overlooks Seneca Lak E Newly and elegantly furnished thro modern improvements, Bowling Alley. jotte Harbor, Fla. BURRILL & St DIAN HARBOR HOT DELIGHTFUL AND ACCESSIBLE SUM! RESORT, 28 miles via N. N. Haven R. R. time 43 to 60 SPRING LAKE BEACH, ¥. J., ypinutes. Commutation 40 cts. per day, tralue hourly. iyat the Hotel oF Grand Hotel, Slat st and Broad- WILL OPEN JUNE 25. cy ae me aa te Te Be ae For terms or other informasion, address CYirnout and Hhode Inlandaves ATLAS g to a L, W. MALTBY, Monmouth House, TTY, Nid Full ocean vie a Ta Ge _3010-26¢_ , Hotel Latayette, Philadelphia, = /ENTH SEASON. TENTH SEASON. NG HOTEL, BEDFORD, PA —— ‘ABLISHED 1804. HOTEL COLUW™IA, ‘been enlarged and refitted for the season. und. Healthy Location. Pure Water. yn of guests JUNE 1, 'y to The Forest Glen Improvement Co., sen AB ished for the season ill be opened JUNE 1, under the manage- ment of L. E Morgan (late of the Cahill House, Asbury. Engagements can be made and information sven by addrraainy I. E MORGAN, Asbury Park, NJ. a, «tors Yom & ‘Telephone and Telegraph Connections in the Seat hout, has al illiards, Cro- quet, Lawn Tennis. Hatnmocks, Swings, Music&¢.; Also probtigtors of the National Hetel, Cleveland. on Char GRLEN WICH: CONR (On the Sound.) OPEN JUNE 23 TG OCTOBER L MER ‘This popular summer reecrt ovens for the reniidg or eucste Sune TOs ARSE, ident Ronnd-trip tickets can_ be hed at P. R. Kan RR. ticket offices, and. base ‘Bedford water. phiets and. hud by application to the AND: Prietors. ON checked through, information tobe HEIRS, Pro- ‘The proprietors wish it distinctly understood that the waters and grounds are exclusively for ;the euests of the establishment and those who purchase tickets fort my Ye VIRGINIA BEACH HOTEL. ‘This famous resort, so popular for its fine su ing, and other seaside attractions, opens for the of i887, JUNE 4, Situated immediate! supplied with all t ‘THE ANDERSON HEIRS, ‘Owners and Proprietors. urf-bath upon the Atlantic Ocean, and iclicacies of the sea, there is no sujerior location. Five daily trains to and froin Nore folk, connecting with all. transportation lines, afford the imessary facilities for access) “Rates “83 10 84 Der ays #19 to 817.90 por week. W.W. PRICE, Matiager, R RESORT. ‘Anne Will open J Zot 887. ‘Heated, Lighted and Ventilated hlcmnpeemteae acs feet * my30-2m Miles Town, St. Mary's Co., Md. ~ apl64m . Nizeinia Reach, VERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Finest location in the Catskill’ Moun- tains. Open June 20.” For Re . jelasim "Woodstock Post Otice, New Yon “ATER HO DELAW, WATER GAR, Fava detiehttal une Pa, 1 hours from Wash. by Pa RRL W.BRODHBAD. jeffiun RIGHT HOU! B LENQBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, Season 1887 opens JUNE 15. ER ihe Binion, acai i ae had ee HE KENSINGTON, no tont pales sec ane ine ‘Location of Unsurpassed cs "The Garden Spot of Saratoga. SATURDAY, JONE 18, PAUL C. GRENING, _%9-1m Proi HE WAVERLY. "T™ “Waici Exp, ooray paraway, i: OCEAN GROVE, N. 3.” Lis _e6-1m_ ‘ML. EDER S6nNHE MADISON HOUSE” 18 BEAUTIFULLY situated. Modern improvements, in-, cluding gas, bath and electric bells. Lawn’ tennis court. Cran: from June to October. E., GATE, Asbury Park, N. J. Box 595. TLBURT ONO aan KZ ‘Greatly enlarged and improved som ees teat R. EK LETCHWO! Je6-1m Mossocrs ‘HOUSE, sty OCEAN BEACH, NJ ‘y Open from June to October, re For circular, terms, &,, address = my20-I1m FRED. E. FOSTER. (ALLEGHANY SPRINGS. 5 The Alleghany, now the largest, most popular and fannionable resort im the monntaian of Wie) finia, will open JUNE dsr. Having been #2 furnished ince last season with hantvon ew furnitareof beet quality ie offere ttre Ee ‘any waterinw-rlace in the mown “The Aifestany Water tn gecommended by the Sted- ical Society of ‘Virginia for Dyupepaie in all ts fo removing Bilionaneas and. Constipation with neve ane, diseipating Malaria and curing hnvoinuia; in fact, Srepecitic for all diseases arising from a deranged stom aco ter er eels crate te For circulars and pamphlets apply to PURCELL, LADD'& CO. itichmond, Vay or C. A. COLHOUN, Proprietor, _$e6-1m Alleghany Springe, Va. HE MANSION, ‘THE LARGEST AND MOST CONVENIENTLY Elegantly Forni aid Liberally Manage. ey OPEN ALL THE YEA re Thoroughly HARLES MeLAb AGtaue dity. ca , LAFAYETTE, 13 Geis CAPE MAY, N. J. autifnlly located, within fifty feet of ‘the seat, Strculy frst cans, coutaininw all wuttern ta provements, with ire escapes aud perfect drainuge. e ¥/H. BILDRET, my28-2m Proprietor. IHE OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N, J. Replete wi em convent. 9/74 ‘low open’ to. former patrons and LE Ike etc friends, under the management of J. A. REID.mSo-2n | TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD., Will open for the season of 1887 Jtine 24., Circulars at this office. my28-3in JOHN TRACY, Prop. Wai SULPHUR srINGs, pate c ure now open; the Iargest and most de- HE FENIMORE. ASBURY PAIK, N. J. | Delightfully situated, one — block frou WA Ocean. Spacious piazzas: city gas: artesian, water; perfect savitation Bath rooms, hot and col Wier, House newly furnished, including bar mat- tresses. THUS. NOBLE. Je8-Im (8.10? OF THE ALLEGHANIES! Jar S208 OF THE MLEGUASTES' siete ee cee fe | fore or deurae tas ier blow LER per month. |AFFER, Prop'r. RES Ss. BATHS. GREAT NORTH z ‘OF VIRGINIA. NO BAR. A safe, delightful summer home for tamt- | Wes. Accommodations for 300. For pamphlets. giving | Pratt & Sons, the Sun | all information, apply to A. 8. building, F street n. w., orat the office of the Evening | Star. Terma very reasonable. New fast train, with Datlor cat, leaves Washington 10:10, & m., by Metro: politan Branch B. & 0. KR. Round-trip tickets, good ‘until October $1, $8.50 from Washington, Ss. ietor. * * * “I know of no place more delightful for a summer's rest and enjoyment.” MRS. JOHN A LOGAN 21.1 ‘Thad a most deligntful stay at Hock Enon.” ‘A, HL GARLAND. + * © “The handsome service of your bountiful fable formss marked contrast to, that which cuarac- ‘terizes summer resorts in general” °° * MAJ, W. GWYNN. +s * “I know of no place where families or inva- ids can derive as much health and enjoyment as they can at Hock Enon Springs.” * +» my30 ‘DB. ROBERT REYBURN. ‘OTEL ALBION, ASBURY PARK, N. J. ‘Finest jocation in the Park. Hop every on 2 Saturday. Fine Music: Table snd appoine Le ments the best. Mrs. C.H. PEMBERTON. je8-2mm TLANTIC CITY, 3 ‘cor , COT- "TAGES, ‘Lots and Bath Houses for rent or sale by keb-2w" 1G. ADAMS & Estate Age: W£HlOW GROVE va ON BE OR E. (Valley Branch), JUNE 1. Fresh milk, butter, fruit, and vexetables from our Farm. dc Croquet and Archery grounds: excellent faciisties fF Gshing, bathing, and boating: pure. mounta: Plenty of shade." Terms $8 u wee foonth of 28 days: children under ten lightful swimming pool on this continent; is, sciatica and kindred dises jsquitoes; elevation. 2.000; surro; 3.00 feet; wood Bites: bring. wi 0, VAy 1 moun- clothing, Himphiets tobe nad at G13) Pennegivatin ave, or ot the proprietor: send yowtal; best Washington ences, JNO. be EUBANR. ny Coosa HOTE tering Plice down the rive th Monroe Bay in the beautiful summer cottazes: al commodation 400; under the anagement rrr of Col. Hollingsworth (ate superintendent of Mount Vernon). Telegraph and duily steamer connection. Th beach in the. world. yachting, rowing, fishing, crabbing, he finest surf and still-water bathing: \dall the popu: lar amusements for excursionists. Terms moderate. ‘M. BOSSART, HE WINDSOR HOTEL, Lanenry, Va. The Peaks of Otter, the highest mountain finia, and the Biue Itidge, are only a few mnties font Propr. sin Vir- distant rom this place, aud in full view. Water on every floor, whie Mountain. ofa hom ery “my26-1m_Addre TPHE ALDINE, CAPE MA lot and Cold Baths, &c. Liv fence solicited. my24-10W WASHINGTORIANS, FAVORITE F sort, River View House, Oxtord, Mi spring mer resort, open for Kuests: Tutes 825 to $40 per mouth. LAND HILL. ‘Steain yacht, sail boats, bath ing, riding, driving, ke. YRESSON SPRINGS, PENS MAIN LINE PENNA. RAILROAD. On top of Alleeheny Mountains. THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Will open JUNE.25._ Parlor and sleeping polite East and West. For circulars Se, adh THEO. MUELLER, Prop. nd sun is supplied from the base of the great Flat Top All the comforts, table in rear of the presises. . Proprietor N. J, DECATUR 8° first house from the beach, open for the; Season 1887. Strictly first-class. Correspond- (9) iMG Circulars, address hOW- ns, TOW from all address. WM. R. DUNHAM, _ my21-78t Superintendent, Cresson, WAVERLY HOUSES ATLANTIC CITY, NS ‘Open. Ail the " Hot and cold Sea Baths ME: G25 Howse, Jefferson Heights, Catskill. ¥. = ton PENS JUNE 22. ror apply to rooms, ra cade teers lsc House, my18-w,fkm26t Broadway and 29th st, New ¥ ITED STATES HOTEL, > | ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3, Opens Saturdsy, June 25, 18 ‘The largest and leading hotel,_ tifully situated. | In perfect ry condition. Elevator, electric belis, fe. Unezcelled chisne and serviee 2m THE CARLTON HOUS! SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J., will open, Jed-eo,1m— for guests May 14. For rates and’ plans ad. dress SKSON . ba ‘Gariton House, Lake, 83. SUMMER HOMFS 3,000 FoR Westy 4 2 REST AND RE fon? Complete list of Summer hotels and hoardini Rouses acceaible by the poplar West Shore. Railroad, will bo HB. TAGORy mailed on receipt of 3 cents. postar: General Eastern Passenger Agent, 3 or} HE DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHOBOTH City, Del. This beautiful Rotel now open of the season. Reduced rates until the 16th for July. E. SCOTIES, P J WPOuNT HOLLY sPRIN une AVA ‘The undersigned takes pleasure in sunouncing to his triendy ard’ the. public that he will open the “HOLLY Holly | Spri ‘Cumberland Fa, for the season of 1887, om Thursday. June 9. For | further particulars write 9 JNO. 1. MILLS, Proprie- tog, Mount Holly Springs, Cumberland Co., Pa. ‘Terws, $40 to $00 a iucnth, according to location of rooms. my16-2m ILSEY HOUSE, ASBURY Pan 3. ONE | ‘lock from Ocean and Bath-Honses at’ Mount Gas, throughout. Artesian r Hair Mat-@) | tresses. Superior Table. THOS. G. ALLAN, i of the Livingston, Washington, D. C. UMMER SCHOOL. MOUNTAIN LAKE PA! Fourth Majn Weeas Tey hi Be, a, ST eirtsa aad Paedith Sie Sestarems re Bestest of Fein Rute Wiiagee Be He biseie Bel Holness 7 VIEW M elchtful numaner resort plete in all its apyointinents, 1,600 feet ele. Yation, on the main Line of the Northern Centratrei way between Williainsport, Pa. anid Elmina. N.Y. 1g tiles from the celebrated Mintequa Springs, ferius reasonable. For circular, terius, &¢., B.L. WIGHT. Prop., Canton, Pa. R RENT—AT REHOBOTH BEACH, urnished Cottage of eieht rooms, all the fonveniences, om corner Surf avenue, ocean front,” Address W. F. GAPEN, 322 Indians ave., Washington, D. C. ‘OUNTAIN HOME SUMMER RESORT. | {UE in ‘Deer Park: location fine, bigh and $A ry. For particulars address a ft Ts cracks 3 OCKINGHAM, VA.. SPRINGS; CHEAP, TGeaitrul, pleasaiit, gay, circulars cfoat are _sel4-1ote E.R. HOPRE > McGAHEYSVIL: SBURY, PARK, S.J), VICTORIA, FAMILY AA rrotela¢h ave: bhock Hiom ocean table “eppoin: ienta “Stst-class:| modern canveniences: 4). ‘accommodates eighty. Terms reduced. for ¥/y Snse sand September. “yet-2m CONGRESS ATLAN’ BUSS 5. KEMPE. JS4 Opened JUNE 25, 1887, 500." “Music all the season. “eo-2m Se 8 FEET ABOVE TIDE-WA1 2,7 00 le Pot ce ‘Rooms large and airy. ‘Teruis moderates A Pleasant w ramimer resort. open the lara apply to Dr WBANTLETT. Proprietor. Jel CRS CE aE home comforts. MISS KENT. Bey ‘SPRINGS AND BATHS, W.Va, B. £0. BR, (Main Stem), ‘THREE HOURS FROM WASHINGTO! ALKALINE THERMAL WATERS. ‘The merits of Berkeley and its waters are famous, Private Baths and Swimming Pools, lange aud elewant. ‘These waters ares for Rheumatiam, Neuralgia, ‘Skin, Kidney and Diseasen, Hotel capacity 600 guests, Elegant Ball-oom snd fusic. illustrated and descriptive pamph- let. Round-trip tickets issued by B.& 0. RR. i) ONTE, ATLANTIC N Ww improvements, including E. ROBERTS & NSYLVANIA, ved and uewly fur- (7_, Location un- “END KENTUCRY AVE, ‘At ° ated and Hi J. ECKER eoond. J ROVEr: ELKT 5 BY THE SEA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. P.O. Box 700, mhi-lmany1-2m HE REVERE, ATLANTIC N.S Park Place, Opposite Brighton. arrangements pertect, jul-Tn M. DAY. ORRELL HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, JOHN McARTHUR, Proprietor. ummer buarding specialty. Special ra HENLOPE: REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. rough ex) reas train daily 2am. ST. TPE VICTORIA, ocr: HOMPSON, Proprietor. 1s, END SOUTH ‘Opens June ss SONS. . SPRINGS HOTEL, dU Yxcettent, sanitary” ar- RT, if the Raduior), tonone, “ars. half price, Propr. i Ww. 12-20 FUOREL, DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. OPEN all the year. Passenger elevator, hot and | cold sea water baths: larve sun parlors facing’ the sea BORTON & MARSHALL, Proprie. tors. ml ‘ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. | J a. Descriptive ramphiets at Star office: 6a Kiges House, Milburn's, 1429 Pa. ave, and Lia Springs. Jordan Springs P.O, Va. EC cy. myli-4in | EDUCATIONAL. 'ANTED—BY A YALE MAN AN ENGAGEMENT for coming school year as private tutor, to fit for | college or w:th backward pupil; willing to travel, Gress PRIVATE TULOR, Stur office, -Je18-s&tuom WASHINGTON ACADEMY, OF, TELEGRAPHY has removed from Capitol Hill to 631 F st. n. rooms'?, Band. celia" TPE SUMMER SESSION OF NORWOOD INSTI TUTE will open Wednesdey, June 30, at Norwood | ‘Nelson Con V dren's department will be language of the school. liie-size crayon portrait in 15 lessons: no. know!- edge of drawing necessary. J.W. REYNOLDS. Room 11, May Building, 7th and E ats, n. my25-Lin* PEEKSEILL (N.Y) MILITARY ACADEMY. Send for catalogue, 60 pages. _Je6-e0.39t PRING AND SUMMER SESSIONS. DEPARTMENT OF 51 ENOGHAPHY AND TYPE- WRITING ‘§ COLLEGE, SPENCERIAN LUSINE! National Bank of Republic Building, southwest corner “ithand D sts, n.w.,Avashington, D.C. Students prepared for Amanuensis work in from three to five mouths, All Branches of type-writin thoroughly taught. Shorthand Dictation Classes, f0F Seed practice, open to writers of all systema, Day and Eyenibe session Call or send for circulars, Telephone call 674-2. my21-1m. 77 Scar Crassese ELOCUTION AND ORATORY. TUITION AT HALF RATES FOR SUMMER CLASSES ONLY, First Department, VOICE CULTURE: Second De- | artment, ARTICULATION and PRONUNCIATION ; ‘hird Department, ELOCUTION and ANALYSIS: Fourth partment, PHYSICAL HARMONY and GESTU th Department, ORATORY. ‘The Summer Course of Thres Months consists of 65, ‘The Practice Hallsare (each) 100 feet in length, and are COOL and PLEASANT. ‘Summer circulars mailed FREE on application. THE MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, 313 6th at. n.w., _Halta block east of City Post-Office. my21 M= cOMMERCIAL COLLEGE, E.G MARTYN and C.K, URNEl, Proprietors, 15 Oth st. n. Wo near city post-dfice, The likhest standard business Collegein America. Book-keeping, Business Arithmetic, Theory, Practical, aud Banking Departwents, | Day, aud, Evening Prot. ©. Ke URNER, M.A. Principal, Fif- ars’ experience. More ti .000 graduates Successful business. Pupils prepared for the Civil Service examinations. Please call or send for Cir- ins. mh3-6m GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE IN Cow: modious halls, in National Bank of the Republic wuilding, routhwest corner of 7th and D streets, Service ite wraduates always in’ deay ‘Thorough ‘instruction given in Rapa Writing, the English Language, Correspondence, Rapid Calcula- Pons, Bookkeeping, ‘Busines Practice, ‘Commercial Political Ecouomy, Stenography aud Type-Wrt Lay and evening sessions 4.10.20 pane hiuntrated Ciretdar {ren te Une Principat, Mrs. SARA A. SPE ieee qpue wenwiz : CAGES 723 14TH ST. N. W., And all other principal cities, as superior to all other mmilarInst{ta- 5 lied advantages for learning CONVER- BATION. | Best of native teachers. Fee extremely low. NEW TERM now for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil: dren, ‘Trial lessons free. Every Saturday LECTURES, free to pupils. Apply to the school for programs and. adinission cards, Jax RIVATE LESS N ALL GRADES OF @udy:; to adults confidential; prepares for college, all examinations. polls, West Point IVY INSTITUTE, sw. cor. Sth eh K ste. nw. LADIES’ GOODS. (VSiiBiety and Dresemaing Parlors—Mr.Von Bran- 8 now superintends the Dressmaking Department, where he is assisted by Mme. Von Brandis. "He guar: antees the ladies a perfect fit and work. Are sell- ing our imported Bonnet at one-half of cost. Orders filled at shortest notice. 1229 Penna. ave., over Jacobs Bros, Ts Fight to reject any and all pro $020,21,22,23,3716,18 ‘ProToeAs, ‘NEOUS 81 etic Suavar Orric: marked. “proposals, for Miscellaneous Sup} addressed to F. M. THORN, Superintendent Je20,22&2 coustracting Mie Unived Staton resnrves aN M. WILSON, Colonel 0. & Army. FOR “AEs ‘MISCELLA- Saityy epee ., for furnishing mi to reject any ‘Euvelopes coutainine proposals shoul be 4-3t HOPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ‘DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, JWasmrxatox, D.C. June 16, 1887. | Sealed ‘will be received af this antl EWHLVE OCLOCK Sty MONDAY SeLT 1887, for furnishing Stationery for the De} the fntertor during the fiscal 1887. Fro forms wut furnished $¢20-2aw-5t partment 0 ‘year commencing July ig must be made on the. Department ‘with the neceweary {ustructions, will be ee eee aaa oO LAMAR, Booretary of the Interior. U.S anc Shutter Pro} faithful Sealed JULY SECOND, the Ordnance ton, D. C.. free and subject juisitions—No, 282, Ce it; 28: Sand: 284, Piles: 285, Bolts, & Pie Lanier vith schedules, Fight is reserved ouy from “manuiucturers of, or regular dealére in, the arti les whieh they offer to supply will be cou ‘Responsible sew the guarantors mm States officer. 5e6-law4w ‘NAVY PAY OFFIC! Wasuivorox, D.C. June 4, 1887, Proposal ‘endorsed “Pro in duplic ” will be received at this Office until 1887, for articles to be deliy at Department of the Navy-Yard, Washing Eee Ro ‘to the usual inspection and conditions, viz: Broken Seal Nt on oe HUE teeatee Nate ; 287, Pine Timber, and 289, must be made on official forms furnished wing details) by" this Often, "Th (orasecany or-all bidn, and bide only 'Pivota: 281 ¢., aud for rsons must tee the prompt and ie te 4 rca ogeutrac ny an combeeney, of THOS. H. LOOKER, Director, U'8. N., Navy Phy Agent. qi quired Seal Public eut Fittim Plans ‘The ri parts of stairways at cations m: any or all Je18-s,m, (GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, O'CLOG! EIGHTH, Proposals must be endorsed “Proposal ‘addressed to the undersigned. _3€16,18,20,22,24 ‘PxRoRosars FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF BEN- ‘NINGS' ROAD. Sealed TWELV TWENTY-FIFTH 1887, for improving the ad. SSiank Forme of Proposals and Specifications can be obtained af thie ofice uyan ‘sppllcation therefor, 4 her with all necessary information, Shon these forms will be considered. Je5-6t RCHITECT’S OFFICE, U. 8. CAPITO! BHOPOSALS FOE B SEALED PROI until TWELVE M., JUNE THIRTIETH, 1887, forsuch, Wualities of the above named CEMENT AND SAND. ALS will be received at this office ce erate eben eel pe Mc gneaeh eeteioy ana be seen at this office. The right to reject is reserved. EDWARD CLARE. rtoje30 chitect U. 8. Capitol, ‘WASHINGTON, D.C., June 15, 1887. NOTICE TO BOILER MAKERS. for led_Proposals will be received at the Office of the Printer, Washington, D.C. until TWELVE K _ NOON, TUESD: JUNE TWENTY- 887, for the rurnishihg of one Mar's Pat- Triple Return Tubular Boiler, including all Parties bidding on this Boller must make terms with the patentee. nd. specifications can be seen at this Of must be for Boller,” ht to reject auy OF all i = ny NTH, BENEDICT, Public Printer. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, WaskinaTo: 1887, LOCK M., of SATURDAY, JUNE ‘11 ‘Béennings’ ication therefor, to- ht is reverved to reject any and all bids or WILLIAM LUDLOW, Engineer Commissioner, D. C. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Trarran OLIVE OIL, First Pressing. Choicest FOR TABLE USE. . W. BURCHELL, 1325 F St. Th alway 53. that, we reputatic ‘Bo sure ip our establishment, Always fresh and crisi underdoue and al retail Burels ina single day, which of course pre- cludes the question of us, Groceries—No Liauor. Porto Cus ese, are seoods, that speak for, thernselves attractive, never burned or Properly seasoned. Our sales alone have reached ashigh 23 Four ya brown and. stale potatochips with ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO's. 8 Ninth st_ Nonce TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF ©CG ERE RRR EEE gSSg GaOn Mapes want) ice Ie fo ESE coc ERE RR EER SssS 7 ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Its without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery ented up to the present time, but they produce Flour UNSURPASSED by any millin the world. To prove would simply state that a large quantity of this magnificent Flour ia 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 jon it has attained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior article for thegenuine. THEREFORE, ‘and see to it that either saka or barrels read “CERES.” And have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals, nda Hagerstown 10:10 am, and 6:30 p.m. daily,ex- points hort of Betgeacte. 19 From a0 and 20 ‘From. and 8:15 p.m. dail ‘Traine leave Bal ». 5, G.. 45, Mb, 0-30, 745-850 aust ‘Rilcruine from’ Woshtuston sto aK Relay station, Frederick ‘and intermediate points, 8:25, m. alee Wan 6:30, 1:45; 8:30 and. & :00 p.m, i, except 1:25, 3:15, 4:30 p.m. "For furth Qhio Ticket office, Washington station, information apply at the Baltimore and 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 14th whe mer 14th street, where orders ‘will be taken for. rooed Thy noine in the ote dice) OM. CLEMEN’ C.K. LORD,G.P.A PERCY G. 8! 'H, Pass'r Ag’t, Washington. Je20 pe ouonT. AIR LINi 8:30 A. M—East. Te Gordonsville, Charlottes Springs, Allegheny Springs, Brisioe Reoxeais, 8, stoi Calera, "Montgomery and’ New Orleans. Sleenet W ington to New Orleans. Jottesville, Gordonsville, Stations Ches. & Ohio Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danville and Sta ‘tween Ghartod Grleans, foxes and Caliora Yont to'Atlapta,in connection with Pailmas Atlanta to New Orleans, and Mann for Birmingham, Vicksburg and Shre trains Schedule in eect Jane 5th, 1887, ren. Mail for Warrenton, Lynehiburg and Stations . Blue Ridsce Rome, ‘Daily for Warrenton, Char- ute, ynchburrand Daivilie, Greensboro: Raleieh, Atlante, Birninghain, Montgomery, Alexandria and 24 A. M.—Fast Mail Ty mee Washington to Atlanta. ‘35 P. M.—Daily except Sunday for Manassas, Speer ae eee ees for Ws arlene, Sotereli oi CEE 7 and Summer resorts Route. on ai \d. near Line of Ces. and Ohio . Pullman Sleepers and Solid Trains Washing ton to Louisville; also for Lynchburg, Bristol, Chatta- Booga, Memphis, Little Rock and Points. “Throweh Pullman Sleepers Dione without channe Danvil Aiken, August ‘Texas'and California. ‘all Southwestern: Washington to P.M.—Southern B: Daily for: burg, le, Kaleigh, Asheville, ‘Charlotte, Eofunbie Al ‘Montgomery, New Orleans, ian Sleepers Washi fo Monteomery, connecting with Pullman Parlor Cars Montgomery to New Orleans beeen cere Snston 9: M. Dal M,; Return 1:30 P.M. 8:30 ville a and 8 burg at “10: 5 ‘Ohio Route and Charlottesville at 9:40 BP. ML; burg Local at 9:47 A. Tick farnis Yapjuaveriu Railro: se7 A.M. and Thro ‘Sleepers Wash- jashington and Ohio division leave Wash- 12 A. Me" Daliy except Sunday, and 4:43 F- arrive Hound Hill, 1137 A. Maud. 4:10 P- ny leave Round ‘Hil 6:05 A M. Daily, and ally exce) Sunday, arriving) Washington ‘h trains from the South via. Charlotte, Dan- re : neh: M. and @40P. St; via Ches and Sirus Car reservation and informati ‘checked at office GOL Pennayl. ‘at Passenger Station, Pennsylvania 1d Betreeta. JAS L. TAYLOR ‘General Parconcer Avent on, ets, ‘Sleepil hed, and bag T= GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. ‘O| THE NORTH, WEST AND DOUBLE TRACK | SpLENDID SCENERY: STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT Ul IN EFFECP MAi_16. ees ‘Trains leave Washit mn from Station, corner of Sixth id B atreeta, as follows: For Pittsburg and the West’ Chicago Limited Express gi aiace, Sleeping Cars at 8:50 AML Fast Bue, 9:20. M. daily to Cincinnati and 8 Louis, tha Bufet Car toe Louis dei excepe Secaeee to Chicago, with Sleepi ‘Western Express, at 8:1 Ca Enbuny to. Factnc Express, 10-00 PSC daily Yor By and the W at, with through Sleeper Fer, EArrNons AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Louis daily, except Saturday, Seas mean on to Chleago and 3t Louis and Rate at sburgy jeveland, connect Sloepers for Louiaville und Meuptut k tisha ‘Canan Kochester, Buffalo, Niegara, Cars Washington io Roc For W ‘A.M. upton 13 Rocheater. iliamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:50 |. dally, except Si re 7:25. 9:00,11:00, and 2-30, ‘on phan ARE 200, a 1130 Ba ano, rena of Yllntan Parton Gara, manday, FS ands Tce dining care. 40 A. M., P.M. On Sunday, BM, 2-00. 4:10, 6:00, 10:00 and My bimited 40° AUS wosk xpress, 9: P.M. daily, with Pennsylvanis 1K. 9:40. 9:50. 11:00 10, 4.20, Si 8:00, 4:00, $40, 6:06, 8:10, andli2oP Mt” *" For Popé's Creek Line, 7:25 A.M. abd 4:40 P.M daily, except Sunday. | — For, Annapolis, 7:25, 1: daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 0:00 A.M. 4:16 AM. and 4:20 PM. FRED! NDRIA AND ERICESBURG RAIL. WAX, AND ALEXANDEIA AND WASHINGTON For, Alexandria, 6:00, 12,08 noow 234 uchmond and the South, 6:00.10 91 AM. dally, ‘an : s rai eave ‘Alexandria for Wash IR CHAS. E. 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HUNT and Envelopes, from the finest to the cheapest. 'TEAMER MATTANO LEA) ‘TH-ST. WHARF Bole Agent for 1,500 feet elevation fi sr rine saltiids BE OPENED JUNE 20TH. my2e 1309 F street n.w. cePei, | Renton ens cnr ee HOTELS sSsTIT EEN EY TALS : ure air stn | erew wa = EL qtcriadcon Wal 2 POWER, Manager, ateot ba: | Mire ML. de P: Se Polit Thursdays, dows asd Mowdaye and : fe INXS Wwww aa YY ware Water Gap House, Pa. temytaes ue M. J. Praxnr, SHE RECENT PAST FROM A SOUTHERN | $PUChSPS fouh Thuradaye OTEL POLARL, SPECIAL SUMMER RATES; HEAR Ww fa Y ee ea Pee oS 4 napoint by Bishop Wilmer. 5 n 7 furnished rome (rater, and good Ere Vat Er Begone CaO ef | namesr sansstay MODES aN TINE “rmevon | afiiaed chi tenatbeg tet Nev Fork | Jon aocaME hseandrt a Aget ald _| sospe! Sipe moh are vasa ava _| BAe Gater ta ‘rane? M. E. comPTON: bee eas (OH | *Abrutati, Jose, and Mowe Reypt, by Rev. W.A. | JOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. HE ALTAMONT, N. LOCHBOERLER'S CITY PARK a etree fl eer ae Combing. Fopuiee Lectures on Theological Themes, by Hav. A. | ‘the Stoner SUE, Capt Mi GeOhherens WAS: | _Admirably located at 3 “Béantfuily stunted: uverooniiae theatteg 2 Cg | Hair Dressed and Bangs Shinsled.____myzi-am+_| “Whole Jobin Noman? by Chas H. Beckett SRGTON andor a Teines on the, rotanac kiver, | ile Acknorretra the bandos with larwe grounds, shade trees; ke, Recontiy STON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAD- ‘WM. BALLANTYNE & sox, _| March 186 Jeo) ee ea fevers room. , actually the ‘a refitted in every way,ahd many imuprove-, LISHMEN'T AND DYE WORKS, 906 G st. n.w. }2 1d must be prepaid. Baitmore. Admirable family ND. SD PL y : m27 428 Seventh street | ceived on Sai ‘only ani ND-HAND PIANOS. Bionica Hchrsloug. Social Bunions, aot Pieanics | Cleaned’ ani aed eithout Selmer appeh, TasEae apply to SEEFHENSON © DEO safWine | quitoca, Other sdvantages Ghickerng fn 27> to 400; Steowerrs from jenic Excursions, So ons. anc a yed wi L. ES’ . Ka t oe: Partion Bowims’ Alloys, Shooting Galleries, Muss | EVENING DRESSES a spectaltye vexeupis | We H. Lownzmmx & Co. . 419 10th et aw ‘cos comfortable, ee ois to aries chor makes from eos up. Sidon Hinge Choice Ciguardl Seer Glen e Chisnenotal | BAG CSOGE SSS, soe ed shang ee aoc t, 1424 F atrot, Washinaton, D.C, 120 ee rene ore Sine 2 ada 5S Bull fiom and Pavilion. Withall Associations, Lat ‘inst ‘moth, Blankets and Curiaive of Sal teas ‘OR POTOMAG RIVER LANDINGS. +O Wd Fe eves wear chet Vereins. and others who may’ desire these beeutiful leaned reasonably. Goods culled for and delivered, | Have the most extensive collection of STANDARD, Fah at: wharf on MONDAYS: THURSDAY ae = nam Prope os sear wuery tatme | Soha forstortge, “ “r WS'mspit | CHOICE, BARE and. OUT OF FLINT Boon tobe | Menrete (itt, qhertom MONDALS, SHURSDATS MEDICAL, &. D. Noa P ; ee IL, ¥,EANE, 907 117 ST NW—CORSETSMADE | foundin this country. Their house is « book-loverss | Pi DaYS and SUNDAY Pam. touchinpat Hiver Land? = 2 OR Y SPRINGS ANDOAH CO., eo toorder. A perfect fit guaranteed. Also, a ful paradise. ings as far as Nomini- ‘Currioman, Vs, and 3t ‘ME DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANC, Nix Eanguler Quite Saipan Springs, AH linegt Shoulder Braces, Heform Waists, FrenchCorsate Glementa Bay, Ma. Conneste with 8. and O, Bat ‘Ladies Pavaician, can be consulted daily | 4 thoroughly fratclase instrument ate edium prtom Fauquier Co., Va, Both of these popular re- 5 snd Bust Corsets laundried. se18-Om* LIBRARIES APPRAISED AND PURCHASED. 3 schedule. JOHN B. PADG! $i _bgt remidence, 901 T st. Bw. Omice hoary toms ‘Over 41,000 now in use. “Ferma reateen Caray eehae uate: | PJECOUATIVE FANG, SCHOLIA PARASOLS | ap6.aza )HRREE 20 NEW SOR pRRONT Sreyepa | IypanoOn ResTowE BY UaING A Borris og | igTtRtUnd ornctfes omtsartzac OM Dealt Sgt x i kc. in Jap. ilk TO NEW ERELC . = EVEL eer eaay ob |i emeemcher eke! woop AND Coal |RRethacMinrunies |Mhaye sce eemreemeeass |e aaairna CABELL MADDUX, Proprietor. RG. BURKE, Chief | simmtt anyone = OD oe, HY 5 NIN ‘$058 | sre 1d Fst, See Saws Hones. Me as0-gm" | “mihiosin 3. JAY GOULD, 421 9th st. a Freghtetlowertreten 7 oa. | Rew. hdhencemeedets =: ag <r” 2s ‘ '. MICHIGAN AVE., NEAR, \f 18S ANNIE K. z . ~ MT. VERNO} WIsE—DR_ 3 CHINES, Piivabe Mant ars" ar GEG | MS a te gues cer avleed ms | Box Yoon ju earn crea Pee SUE |_SEWING MA oo, Provemente: heated for apring guests, f.0-Boe a eae COAL AND WOOD FROM arco mpc dally seo form Eparantegs cure inl comes of private dioeass Ay Cen an ‘and fi nderlothi ierino * JOHKSON fern — gee pelts "any bour durt a, Ta V: 3 fn i raetiaes Soe ingen 30pm 2 7 . ‘Atlantic a | Vermont and Rhode' Patent Shoulder. ‘and all Dress Goods. | The most extensive dealersin the District. Supply | _ #1 1.1L BLAKE, Captain, ‘and ‘me ‘NEW HOME” Whang ave Ful occa thew re Or box tt Gy een, Siesta atk ti Sort (Silas H's own | more families than any firm south of New York. ‘Telo- SEAN ISTEREES pity eet Papi in and forthe i eeiier apennee W IS 2S08 SULPHUR SPRINGS, BLUE g N-“Frenen.Germanandspaniahepoken, mere | "°° Sits Omice 1902 B street northwest = = 7 HAS NEVES BEEN 2 See temen enema changes, circulareat Witherbee & Gon 1015 Leg AN ‘Branch Offices and Yanda: SHOET HOUTETOIONPON. rzorp a noo. | LPraeo tae olde ‘sdvertio | Ladies, call at our office and examine it. Penn aye.,or address, A.M. SELLY,Now Windsor Ma FINANCIAL, 1515 Seventh street north-west. Fast Expres Steamers — consult f 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO. Soa ee Pp, & W; pp emer sa derby ER et eae sce June ri oil inane, pocliae 528 Oth at. uw, St Cloud Building : = : fi RIN ylvania avenue 3 Buttom Cx 3. New York ave., noar Pacific, Free 99 on EE ook 2121 Ninth seat norte i a, aller We, June 30, gon. ‘5. poly Agents for the New Automatic Family Basa rin GiBimr, ine ‘ennsylvanis avenue northwest, mies 1. eS = 5 = Sint ave, } NewYork, Corner of Third and K streets northwest, excellent table, k os SILENT AMERICAN HAS BEE opunious fic Oltg, NO Oana Trace it aealy O PD AVATE SIOCK TEL ht Wharves and Hailrosd Yard: sppointments. (Prices; et aceaty Shin 960 | in forty-eignt ho Der bok. T trnarete meena ted. Now pen. Opposite Light House 2 serrate JELEGRAP! ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest, upwards» £0 i NEV INE ROPE, = ot vp Ce Et Soe ‘Between, a aber; steerage DARBY Sus ay Frown dougie, | For: suing Tectin fg pil Sew rok War ‘coi WASHINGTON, BAUUINOKE, RHTLADELPLA 3020 ¥_¥. DHOOE, 915 Peun-ave._ ea en sail For aamee er re CAN Ru (General PoezoN && THE TRADES. tyllay ce bend Faw. | the snd Rand power) a eupeg eeu ne ore tucky doce Wargeie, ESivors Oumeee ENTISTR: Seance ey ot an oncRentney ayy nese Pee Sittin dare 52 cain —____ DENTISTRY.___ UNDERTAKERS. San oes ship? einem Sek odo amma Papas, wes 2.9, De. buee Demers agra cw reere | _UNDERTAKERS._ CAUERBACH, cor. 7th and Wats, G0 CME” (OCEAN END, KENTUCKY § Buy and sell on coumisuehat Of Ratiway | _9013 2 aad dia 11et aw. Dae eed bi rer: | JOSEPH 7,,,RIBGH, NO, ‘ose Mf ST_—BoDIES ‘Bole Agency District of Colum'ia ave. Atlantic Cit) 9. P. rx - argo, Tits gw. SLObDaiin, per HE 1 DODGE, Resident Partnes be ita eS tea ‘aud ‘Sasostes Repateing and Renting ol Mige Shirt Depot. say28 Pie — rants sveaue Xext door: ‘PPBITT HOUSE CAPE May. N. J. OP- @ garding the inschog recyep aang information re | _ Wise Sapecial 9 OTMING FICERDS A Suz n Hijet’ ew Cafumbie: newly furaisied: Stgpeiy direct from the Now York Busck oe hot and cold seawater baths. “S. W. GULT- = PROFESSIONAL. INO. T. TREGO, Prop., Berkeley Springs, W.Va. ‘Baths. Ai & snd reported promptly. t= 3 HERR Me (ant |) LEE Rec mr