Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1887, Page 6

An Alleged Mexican Outrage. BN AMERICAN OPERA COMPANY IMPRISONED FOR MONTHS IN MEXICO. A spectal from Wichita, Kan., says A. B. Bird ‘with his wife and daughter has arrived in that city and relates a terrible story of wrong endured ‘While Imprisoned in afexico. Last winter Bird and pera company, of which he was manager, played in Del Norte. The entire company was arrested upon a filmsy pretext and thrown into The same prison as Editor Cutting. They were denied a trial and were not even allowed to see Americans. Four members of the company died ‘of smallpox in prison and all suffered sickness. Lately the company Was released, having lost ali their wardrobe and} musical instruments. Steps have been taken to secure redress. Murderer Turner on View. @ VISITORS FOR A LOOK TO GET MONEY FOR HIS FUNERAL, Albert Turner, the murderer of Jenny Bowman, ‘Whos to hang at Louisville next Friday, says he 4s perfectly willing to die, but is making all the money hecan in order to havea fine funeral. Crowds visit him at the jail, and he takes advan- tage of this. Tuesdays and Fridays are his recep- tion days, and yesterday morning he lowered a hewspaper curtain over his cell door, on which Was the following announcement: “If You want to | cuana see me, drop in a nickel to help bury ine.” Soon he was doing a thriving business. “Five cents Or 0 look,” “Be lively, there: more Wants to see me Desidés you,” and “Come on; you'll never get another chance,” were some of his ‘expressions. He allowed each person who paid a nickel fifteen seconds to look. Some of his friends une In to tell him good-bye, and were greatly aifected, Dut Turier charged them a nickel each ‘nd dismissed them with a grunt or an occasional “so long.” He sold a good many photographs at 25 cents each, and has made over $40 in all. OS ee Hope For the Anarchists. RUMOR THAT THE SCFREME COURT Has DECIDED IN FAVOR OF A NEW TRIAL A rumor that the Illinois Supreme Court had de- cided to give the condemned anarchists.a new trial Was put tnto circulation in Chicago yesterday. ‘The intelligence was to the effect that a majority | of the judges sitting on the Supreme Bench had | decided in favor of the points submitted by Capt. Black and Leonard Swett why the sentence pro- nounced by Judge Garry on the Haymarket assas- sins should not be executed, at least before another hearing was allowed the condemned. The origin of the rumor, so far asit can be traced, appeared to be in the civil courts in the | county building, and the rumor that the anarch- | ists were indeed to have a new trial was common talk among lawyers, From these it was learned. that the Supreme Court Judges had already dic- | tated their opinion and that ‘the declaration that } this opinion Was favorable to the anarchists came from ‘court ¢ Who had access to the docu- ments. The story, as circulated, occasioned a sen- | Sation tn and avout the county butiding, el for the defense and prosecution were in- | 7] terviewed on the subject, but had no information. ‘Tae “defense contidently anticipates such a de- | eiston, but ic 15 not expected that the opinion of | the supreme Court will be tiled before September, ___ SUMMER_ RESORTS. _EDUCATIONAL. 8. J. MASSEY, GEASIDE HOTEL, OCEAN CITY. MD.g, 0g BS jill be open for the reception of esti ou July Tate Brot atoe Taras R ache ne che’ dy oat ce teat rainage . prices reasonable. cE BR Send for ill. circular. (CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKS. On ana after SUNDAY, June 26, Seine tg eee a Sand from the Jersey Sania. Halitoad, waking close connections with fast Wains to and from Weshineton. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN -_EXPRESS.—, Leave derey City Station at 8:50 am. AT ive Hotel Raaterskill, vin Kingston 2:24 p J i drnd Hotel Tis pun: Phanicia 13 a Mouut House Stition,'1725 g'm.; Palonvilie 30 jun. Drawing-room Cars Jersey City fo Grand ae gn and to Phrnicis (for Hotef Kaatersiill and ‘Moun. in House). SARATOGA, AND , CATSRILL MT. EXPRESS — Yeave Philadelphia 20 am Arrive Hoiel K via on, Hot mn: Phomicia 3 Sit Miiouse Station’ express trains on ran Batis, except Sunday, m.; Phoenicia. 3:36 p.m. 5 Pe mj Palenville 420 p.m. Arrive Saratoga 5:50 pn. 5 Lake George, m. _Drawing-room Gare "Philateiphia to Grand ‘Hotel Station and. 10 Picuicia “(for Hotel "Raateratiil and ‘Mcuntain rise). ra SAHATOGA AND. CATSI MT._ SPECIAL. Leave Waghingion ms ine Airive Hotel Raster. Sil, via Kingston, 4, Grand, Hot 5 mn phn Biip.n. Mt House Station, 8:00. B. m.; Phornicia, 725) Puteuvilis, 8-05'p.m: wane ‘Sarat toga Draws a gpaite Poapicia (for Hotel ‘Raaterskill and ‘Mountain ington to Saratoga. ave tickets et Penasyivanis Raflrosd offices and connect in the Jersey City Station forall horthern Fesorts by. West ‘Shore “isilrosd: ‘Baggage checked 7 ©. E, LAMBERT, 4e27-3m__General Passenger Agent, New York, (OBES ISLAND, IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN, CuNbEn Tt AEW ifsacesent ‘Having taken control of the hotel property at this famous resortand baving made many §¢ improvements, including ‘the entire refur. Tid fing of the hotel, 1 would respectfully solicit the strouase of its old re and the pubbe. The Eetiine facies are whadrpamed, and fine sii aud wantine are afforded Hates reduced to 82.50 per day, $12 per woek, 840 periment “Gan We reached frows ‘Norfolk by steamer Accomuick on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, or daily by X. HU” For further particulary address wom TH SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J.. NOW OPEN. For terms or other information, address 1. U. MALTBY, Or, Hotel 3 HE CURLEW, ASBURY PARK, N. J.. COR.2D aud Ovean aveniies, the popular résort for Wariiuwton people, hie been thorougily re- Bee id enlarged. Sanitary condition per- Full view of the cceatse within K Jez3-taul* Buildinz Trades Organzing. AL COMBINATION OF THE EMPLOYES TO MEET | THE MASTER BUILDERS. | ‘The first convention of the National Council of | Butlding Trades in Chicago yesterday began form- | Ang an organization to include every Dranch of the | Dusiness. The cittes represented in the convention are Philadelphia, Brooklyn, New York, Boston, Cinctnnatt, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Washington, Denver, San Francisco, Detroit, Buffalo, Louisville, | Pittsburg, Cleveland, Chicago and St, Paul. Among the prominent people present are J. F. Burke, of | Brooklyn, Who represents 75,000 workmen, and the | 80,000 Workinen of Philadelphia send two dele- | aan gates J. i. Buchanan was made temporary chatr- | man, and J. of Philadelphia, temporary | secretary. Upon the taal organization of the con- | Vention P. W. Eurke, of New York, was elected | permanent p: and H. Z, Castle, of Chicago, | Secretary. As to the objects of the gathering Mr. | MeGut-e, of Pitiideiphis, sald: “We are hee for peace” ant reconefitation. Our | Object fs to tor: an assoctation which will include | the entire building trades of the United States, | and the bullding trades only, for the purpose of bringing about a better understanaing between | ‘the master builders, as they like to be called, and she employes. ‘The inastershave a national organ- Yatton, and our national organization will be able | tomeet theirs and treat with them. They have ‘openly declared that Chicago 45 to be the battle. gTound where they will destroy the trades unions, | and We have ted the offer, and with out new organization they may make this the battle-ground | if they like, but they will have to knock out the | entire building trade of the United States, and not | alone tha of Chicago. It is proposed to give the new body power to settle all disputes between anaster butiders and their employes, and to make the bullding trad» employes a unit on any reform decided upon. Just how this power will be dele- gated we do not know just now. We will so ar- Tange it that all arbitration or treating op disputes between builders and their employes shall the bands of men why Know someting about the building business, and we think this will do away ‘With one of the objections the bosses have urged ‘against our committees, that In many places men Were sent todecide on matters of which they knew nothing.” Langtry Wants a Divorce, AND HAS TAKEN A HOUSE IN SAN FRANCISCO WITH ‘THAT END IN VIEW. ‘Mrs. Langtry has taken a house in San Francisco ‘With the expressed intention of making it her legal | residence. An interview is printed there with her attorney, Gen. Barnes, who 1s reported as saying that the actress will begin sult for a divorce after the lapse of six months, the period necessary to acquire a legal residence. Mrs. Langtry yesterday renounced her allegiance to Great Britain, and ook out the first papers declaring her intention to become # citizen of the United States. A Loss of Over Three Millions. LATER DETAILS OF THE BUNING OF MAKSHFIELD, wis. It fs thought that $3,000,000 will hardly cover ‘the loss by the burning of the town of Marsbfeld, | Wis. The heaviest loser 13. the Upham Manufac- | turing Co.,whose less ts approximated at $400,000; | Sanger, Rockwell & Co., of Milwaukee, $450,000, representing a whole season’s cut of lumber; the ‘Tremont Hotel Co., $28,000; Mayor A. J. Upham, | general store and stock, $50,000; Marshileld Bank, $10,000. There are about 1,000 losers, the amounts Varying from $500 to $10,000. Twelve soild blocks Of stores were destroyed. Half tne population ts | Stl camping out in the neighborhood of the burned town, In Want of food and clothing. Only | Que house escaped the Muimes. It appears that When the fire started there wasa high wind and the flames were carried with remarkable rapidity, seeming almost to leap trom house to house. ‘Twelve buildings were blown up with dynamite in Vain effort to check the dames, Railroad men Say the scene is one of awful desolation, Most of ‘Ue well-to-do peopie have left for Chippewa Falls. ‘The Lee Statue in Richmond. THE CONTKACT FOR IT AWAKDED TO THE FRENCH SCULPTOR MEKCIE. Tne Lee Monument Association, in Richmond Jesterday, awarded the contract for an equestrian statue of Gen. Kovert E. Lee to Mercle, of Paris, ‘The association advertised for models, offering a premium of $2,000 for the best, $1,000 for the next, and an honorable mention for the third, Of the Inodels submitted that of Nethaus, of Cincinnati, Won tke premlut of $2,000, aud that of Ezekiel, of Rome, the second premiuin. The committee, how- ever, Which made these awards spoke very highly of Mercie’s model, but did not lke the horse. Mereie, however, réceatly sent a statue of a horse, Which Ma}. Doswell, the well-known Virginia turt- Mah, pronounced te best statue of a horse he ever Saw, This horse is a typical Virginia thorough. bred, standing in perfect repose. Upon such a horse the Lee Monument Association now wants Mousleur Nereis to place the tigure of Gen. Robert | E Lee. The actionof the board yesterday 1s nal, Bad settles x matter that has been the subject of Imuch discussiou, many Virginians insisting that Ue statue of Lee sould be the work of Valentine, The Virginia sculptor. He was the first one writ! mpete for the monument, Dut he de- bv. Lt says the corner stone of the exhibition of the Virginia (ural Society. It has already been { Uue monument ts to be erected on the decided th Allan lot, at the head uf the Franklin street ex- ‘Tension. OSE OF CHICAGO'S BRIGHTEST YOUNG LADIES LOSES HER MEMORY. A pecullarly distressing case of mental disease has just cast a shadow over the home of one of the Lest known families on the north side of Chicago. ‘The victim ts Miss Laura Houghtaling, whose home 1s at No. 415 North State street. She has for twoyears been in Chicago society, her ‘Deauty, her bright mind and social qualities amply Rtting her for the position assigned her as one of guctety's belles. She bas nutubersof friends among New York people. ‘The curious phase of the young lady's aMiction is in the fact that site has thus far since Mrst visited been unable to recognize, With the exception of that of her mother, the Laces of members of her family and friends One Of her sisters Was Ube rst to learn of the terrible calamity. She was not recognixed when she went to Miss Laura's room one morning last week. ‘The physicians who have been summoned tn the ease express the opinion that the disease is of a Yemporary character. It ts thougnt that a clot of Diood has become lodged on the Drain. When it is absorbed memory will return, Miss Houghtaling Js engaged to be married toa gentiemon of this city. Sae has no remembrance of that fact nor of Ler aManced. Her mind Is a blank with regard to the past. She is herself aware of her affliction ‘and has 4 belief that it will soon pass away from her. In this hope a very large circle of friends ‘beartily jon ee Iurortaxt VicToRY FOR THE AwEER.—In the house of lords last evening, Viscount Cross suid Lhe Viceroy of India had telegraphed the Indian de- partment on June 26 that an important battle was fought between the Ghilzais and the ameer’s troops on Juue 13, and that the engagement had ted in a decasive victory for the ameer. +o7 Mivtsrer PHELPS DINES WITH THE QUEEN.—Mr. Phelps, the United States minister, dined with the Queen last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Phelps, Sect Vary and Mrs White, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine and their daughter, Goionel and Mrs Jobn Hay and other Americans will attend the Queen’s garden party at Buckingham Palace on Thursday. Boviaxaen Sexr Fax Awat From Panis. —The 38th French army corps, to which Gen. Boulanj ‘Das deen assigned, is stationed at Clermont | Saturday ‘able excellent. R KIR M HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, Leonardtown, St. Mary's Co., Md. Terms: $1.50 per das 9 per week. Sait Water ing, Ten Pi RINGS is SUMME ‘R RESORT, ONB, B the Potomac; ‘Board per day; 830! sr month, i fakefield or ‘Thompson. Address Dr. R.P. BLA TON, River Springs P. O., Md. 3,000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA, SEASON OPENS JUNE 23, 1887. DEER. TARE snd OAKLAND, but six miles aletant trom anc od Be M4 carr rectly ty es ot, ‘he Baltimore Bautied,and si trains stop points, ‘Under the capable management . . DESHIIELDS Sige famous Tosorte (ill aintain the ‘high standard of previous seasons, Among the, improvements, that will be noted fie hoper and and rounds a esta tothe ba thing entablichmestt for ladies and gentle- from the celebrated Boiling Sp! $75, and 800, per locati ‘of, rooms: te Baitimors and Ohio Ticket ‘vania ave., Washington, D. All communications should be addressed to GEO. D. DxSHIELDS, ‘Queen City Hotel, Cumberland, Ma., UptoJune 10, After that date either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett County, Md. my19-s,m,wtoJesO iALBOTT HOU mn: car Sugar Coat Mountain, mi from Metropelitan 1 Branch: cation high: Scenery fines bass ‘excellent: gunimn Specialty terms $0 per week. d+ M. VELHS, Prom. Ry2l-onwes Gs7 House, JEFFERSON HEIGHTS, CATSKILL, N. ¥. ‘NOW OPEN. Send for descriptive circular and terms. Address my18-w,f&m26t_GRANT & CORNELL, Proprietors. I[2E CARLTON HOUSE, SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J, now open for guests. For rates and plat, 8. HINKSO! a ees (Bs ee feat STAI ATLANITG CITY, N. J, Opens Saturday, Jus 1887. ‘Tho largest and leading hotel, Beautifully situated. Tupepfectsapttary condition.» Elevator, electric bel, *Gnexcelled cuisine an ‘ eae ane *SS™'BENS. H. BROWN. Ty ee eae ee ‘SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J. ¥/ E. M. RICHARDSON: J\HE KENSINGTON, SARATOGA Soa Y, Union Ave, opposite Congres pare. Yea} | ‘Location of Unsurpassed Beauty. ‘the Garden Spotot potot Sarton. SATURDAY, 3 JUNE. 18. PAUL C. GRENING, rll open Jum + 9 per week and $30 per mouth, 5; Fangements for fauuliese “Wil meet’ Norfolk steamers at Piney Point whart. Bio, Piney Point St Mary's County ney Point Se ‘Mary's Coun Ee Douaiison, TIE 6th st. ne, an Aatat APON SPRINGS AND BATHS. ‘Lithia and Superior Iron Waters, Hamp- shire Co, W. Va. Thiscelebrated Mountain Kesort, for health and ‘pleasure, baths of any, temperature, summer climate, unsurpassed. Achariu ing Summer hore, with ite new improvements. Opens June 1, accommodating 600 wuests. For medical and other testimony send for re to_D. BARTON | MAGRALL ay ent, 1334 Ft Washington, D.C. Jez s, Proprictor. Fe MOURTATN RESET ‘commodations for « limited “number of' boarders; cool house, with large grounds. Ad- dress Sita A. B. PRICE, Frostburg, Allegany Co, G5 Sanger, O11 (QHENANDOAH ALUM, SPRINGS, VA—SIX VA- rieties mineral waters, 1 Bon 2,300 feet = For patapulet and raten adc 2,300 feet For an Gress A.J. MYERS = isms Lela Je18-1m* r= stockTos, CAPE MAY, N,J. ‘Will Open for the Reception of Guests JUNE 30, 1887. Office: OWEN & SIMPSON, 1117 Chestnut st; Philadelphia, HENRY CLAIR, Proprietor. _ EN HOTEL, ON CHESAPEARE, Bay, Md., now open. “Extensive grounds Large rooms. Fishing. Salt Water Bathing. Daily mail. “Weem's line steamers, Baltimore, woich start at 7 a. m., make special rates for guests of hotel. Jell-lm* T SBURY PARK, N Delightiuly, situated gue © beck torn 2: Ocean, Opsclows plassor chy gus; astenlen T; perfect sanitation. Bath rooms, hot and cold ter. House newly furnished, including tresses, THOS. NOBLE. ON208 OF THE ALLEGHAS! ES! “The Aurora Hues AGeGe We opens Jeane ist, more deeteasle at ‘eves Gober Eile ofa ater of ngs Soapae deer sypands extended and Benutlied: informal and Somdlive: no saiseia’ no fogs; no hay fever; no mos quitoes; ample amusements: accessible. Terms, 38 z ‘Week, $30 per month. Cail at Star office for circu 2 SH SH. |AFFER, Prop’ Jell-tolyl4 OCK ENON AND MINERAL NORTH MOUNTAINS Fy UE NO BAR. A safe, delightfel summer home for tami- ii Accommodations for 300. Poppamphiets giving infortuatiows spbiy to Re Poet ee te uae iat rorat the oftee of the Events ‘crms very reasonable. New fast ‘train, with oa ge Polltin Breas ae es until October 31, 88. Seto wane a a seaces(T kn0% of no place, more delighthal oF @ summer's rest and enjoyment.” MRS. JOHN A LOGAN. ‘I had a most delightful Paty Rock Enou.” GARLAND. * “The handsome service of your bountiful fable formsa marked contrast to that which charac- terizes summer resorts in general.” °° MAJ, W. GWYN + * * “I know of no place where families ori ds can derive ae much health and enjoyment as they aa on Springs eee _ mys DR RO} OTEL ALBION, ASBURY PARK. N. J. ‘Finest location in the Park. Hop every Fine Music, Table snd appoint ments the best. Mrs. G. H. PEMBERTON "PHE, DOUGLASS “HOUSE. REHOBOTH | City, Del. ‘This beautiful hotel now open Of the season. Reduced rates until the Loth for July. SATTERFIELD & COLE, Propreton. _selz. M3 NT HOLLY SPRINGS. 1 undersign cea pleasure in, Announcing to his friends ard’ the wublic Fa that he will open the “HOLLY {Ny st Mount Holly "Springs, Cumberland Comey, Pa., for the season of 1487, on Thut fezeo Foe further particulars write to JNO. L. MILLS, tor, Mount Holly Springs, Cumberland Cor Par ‘Terms, $45 to $60 a mouth, according to. Pinon of roous, my1t-2m Gusey E HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, iE, Dlock from Ocean and Bath-Houses.” G: throughout. ea Me ALLA’ hair mat- Artesian Water. tresses. “Superior Table. THOS. G. of the Livingston, M°’s NTAIN ME SUMMER RESORT, QA yp Deer Park: location fine, high andy ary. For particulars address ; Jel4- Im’ Mrs. J. 8. LAUG s SBURY, PARK XJ; VICTORIA, "zasarcx | otal: Sth aver; biccl from ocean; table ‘ppuink inente first-class: accommodates eight: Jane and Septeinber. RES ALL, ATLANTIC CITY Opened JUNE. ‘Accommodate! 300, "Music al the season, 309 MILO M. POTTER, Manager HE COLONNADE, COR: PACIFIC AND, South Carolina aves., Atlantic City, §. ued JUNE 9, season of IS87.. Fokmer! Goutinental Hotel. Fila, Stockton Hotel NJ UeS-imy CHARLES Dt Ca. COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. een saned. ae, ‘ougress Halland, bome comforts. MISS T. 2 van to 2 BB®®5ELEx SPRINGS AND BATHS, W.Va.” B&O. RR, (Main Stem), THREE HOURS FROM ceusnemy feat . ALKALINE THERMAL WATERS, ‘The merits of Berkeley and its waters are famous. Private Baths and Swimming Pools, lange and elegant. ‘These watersare a specific for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Skin, Kidney and Nervous Diseases. Hotel capacity 600 ‘guesta. Elegant Ball-Room and ‘Music. Write for illustrated and descriptive paiaph- let. Round-trip tickets issued by B. & 0. RR. Pauphilets also at Star office. For information and books see Ed. H. Dick, 613 7th st. n.w. INO. T. TREGO, Prop., £ Berkeley Springs, W. Va._ PESSHORST, MICHIGAN av Pacific, Atlantic City, N. J. lirely new’ situated near ocean: modern jn: provements; heated for spring guests. P.O my2-3n JAMES HOOD. y ETHERILI, OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE, 2m Renovated and, Refuraiahe en uta, P. 0. Box 1030. MS sent * “a Lim &je 1-210 ___(Formerly of the Raduor). ¥ SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH CO., Va. Fauquier White Sulphur Sprisgs oaVa.” Both of these popula pulse Fee be for the guests Terns reddved. Circulars givinw ates and Hons can be obtained at Shafer's Mineral Water Scheller & Stevens, cor. 9th and Pa ave nw. BELL, MADDUX, Proprietor. KG: BURKE, ‘ents House, 0° ERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE. — Finest location in the Catskill Moun- ‘Open Sune 29. and, 250 miles from Paria. The cabinet, it ts decided upon this disposition of Genera: r’s case in order to insure his absence ‘Parts during the July fetes. RIGHT HOUSE, pie PAS AAR, fat | w ain they an Ga ‘Railroad Hotel % ‘Cireul Mi {Or eo Nooe tne | _JeO-1m Proprictor._ DONS orrenvere re fea ‘] Terms: 1 SO per as A | ae OLEAN GROVE, N-3- confor Le Je6-1m BN Serpe, MADISON HOUSE” IS BEAUTIFULLY situated. Modern improvements, in- cluding as, bath and electric bells, Lawn 9/9 fepnigcourt. Open from June te October. a GATE, Asbury Park, N. J poets im Wuserrox: Bia EAS SPRING LAKE SEAOK, ¥. J. Greatly enlarged and improved. } Season June to Octol _3e6- BK. LETCHWOm ber. 6-1 <5 (OcKWOOD HOUSE HARPER'S FERRY, Va. (95 miles from Washington). A ins elevation amony the mountains tre wm malaria and mosquitos, “Spring beds Utes drive from B. and 0. Bi: fTve ml ‘0. depot. Board second to none, ‘Terms—$6 per week: children, 3 years half price. _my17-3m 8S. E. LOVETT, Propr. ME LANCASTER 7 5 ‘Mic! ave., Atlantic Cit hi» h15-lm jelSam "Near “Dennis: Hot BRUNSWICK, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Within 100 yards of the beach.’ Every room| gommands an ‘unobstructed view of the ocean, Thoroughly renovated aud refurnished for tive season of 1887. Will be opened JUNE 1, under the manage- ment of L. E. Morgan (late of the Cahill House, Asbury Bark), Eugarementa gan be inde aud iufcrmat given by addreaing L. E’MoRGAN, Asbury Park, 1 tu,th,s TP HE LAKE VIEW HOTEL 18 51 STrOCTED IN THE village of Watking, ng the farnous Watkins Glen: Yt ia SOO toot ey and overlooks Sencea Lake. i ‘Felephous and Feleeraph Connections in the House: Newly and elecantly fu Tarnished throu! fhout, hag all modern im rovementa, Bowling Alley, illiards, Cro- quet, Lawn Tennis, Hainmoeks, Gwin, Muck proprietors of the National Hotel, Cleveland, ou tte Harbor, Fla, BURKILL & SON, prop'rs. je4-3m_ DIAS HARBOR HOTED, GH (On the Sound. 9 AW ‘OPEN JUNE 23 10 OCTOBER e DELIGHTFUL AND. AG ACCESSIBLE SUMMER 28 miles via N. ¥. and Haven B. B. time 43 to.G0 seaua Bi jel BETWEEN AN: Mes Vernout and tho Tic CITY, N. SPRI ESTABLISHED 1804. silt ofaet aitenre getcees AME Hound: trip tickets canbe had at BR au R. RB. ticket offices, and checked arog Bedford water. Pamphlets and any information to be rae by application to the AND) IN HEIRS, Pro- tors. The propHetors wish it distinctly understood that the waters and grounds are Sous. for :the of the establishinent and. those who for tharuse. nests warehase. ticket HE ANDERSON HEIRS, ‘Owners and Proprietors. A BEACH HOTEL, ‘This famous resort, 90 popular for its fine surf-bath ing, and other seasidé attractions, opens for the season of 187, JUNE 4. Situated immediately upon the Atlantic Ocean, and mupplied with all the delicacies of the sea, there is uo ict Iveation.. Five daily trains to and from Nor folk connecting “with ‘all transportation lines, afford he isccusary facilities for access, hates “$5 to 84 ber a 4i8 wane PAACEY Mac ager, Virginia Beach, Man my31-Im eee Anne County, Va JOLTON'S SUMMER ESOET Sune 20th, 188 a re SOLTON W BRO, my30.2m ilies Town, St Mary’ OTEL LAFAYETTE, as Meat ot the, ining all modern un Beautifully located, within fi {th fire escapes and perfect drain: ecan. Strictly Ara clas, con Proveinen : ‘FH BILDRETS, _ my28.2m prletSr. HE OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.d. iteplato tira modern conven! §/9 Seog, ew, hen. To! former patrons Vand friends, under the management of J. A. REID uD. TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD, ‘A Tn wow open for the season of 1887- Circulars at this office, _my28-3m JOHN TRACY, P WAL SULPHUR SPRINGS, BATH co, VA. are now open; the largest and most de- Lightful swimuning pool of this continent: temperature BSS how of ‘water 6,000 walions Lh Fer minuteraspecite for rheuinatiath, gout neu fia, sciatica and kindred diseases; malaria, unknow! Ee inusquitges elevation, 2.09; surrounding mck ine 300 feet: wood fires ‘warm clothing, Panphleta to be had at, 913 ‘eenng nga or of nen 3 iy | neeSNo LE. Oo ey NJ, ana st, first house from the beach, open for the, season 1887. Strictly first-class. Sorevond- YC) encesolicited. THEO. MUELLER, i | \BE ALDINE, CAPE orAy, Stas LAKE PARE, MD. Fourth session bane JULY tore <r £y partment of Hlcenton ‘id En Pertinent of Geran, Prof ACW pes sf diatan De men noe fashington School of Eiocation, 904 Mat. BBITT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N.,, OF-| ite New Columbia; newiy furuished:| modern improvements; full ocean view near. ot and cold se ‘SW. GOLI. Saeege NA. oO tg MRS. D.B. STOCKHAM & CO., formerly of Hotel Brunswick. fa HE ELKTON BY THE SEA, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. P.O. Box 70 : _imb1-Tm,iny. M HE REVERE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. te nits TF ince, Opposite Brighton. font itary arrangemente pert _mhl ee sits ect M. DAY. Carole eae a ‘ete. teed Suesta "Nomelik a eee ee Fare! fight SE Pets a FETHA at Temple Wot” mayO hn IATARAC™ HOU oe ATLANTIC. CITY, oa to a Vall Wainy. Hates @S00 tor ‘sk0 Lay ras, dont nd Sa OE stout Vey rede! ees ease : ¢ Camp Ground affords de~| Sepak most besutifal tegu the Metropaitan Branch Band 0. E Sores ee er iatclae tn lle sppotntanents ase) ates be pe Lea | = goals, eur Tobe F ot nw. fe '¥ SPRINGS. Alleghany, now the largest. most Ya and faahtonabte reset resort tn te ‘mountains of Vil ioe eae deme tant |& i ‘disesuos areing from a deranged stom: | 308°" lets apply to PURC! ae Ser apply ELL, HOUN, GA. COL LOUK, Proprietors o, LADD & _se6-1m_ T= MANSION, THE LARGEST AND MOST CONVENIENTLY LOCATED Ht enti Typed baa Minas ‘Heated, chted and Ventilat ‘CHARLES McLADE. ap16-4m ty. AVERLY HOUSES ATLANTIC CITY, en Baths? Steam Heat. eS a INO. Ee BR HE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, a fot JBE®1I7z scHooL oF LaxauacEs, 723 14TH ST... W. OPEN ALL SUMMER | Ra of FRENCH, GERMAN, AND SPANISH scquired in ONE or TWO TERMS. Reduced fees for summer, free trial lessons. ‘references, Highest: 629 Waren CONSERYATORY OF MUSIC, ST. teenth year. * Soran, Voice, Violin, oe Pete Det, Be Bree advantages, sefim "0. B. BULLARD, Director._ Jaa SORES. 71 TEACHER OF PIANO, ‘ORGAN and Sins ‘Svall sie cine to be qualified fo Ste gr teachers: Terms moderate. Jov5-s&w! EM ENGUAND CONSERVATORY OF MUST N poser CONTE A AREY, OF 2 BR Fatt Heise nonin, et toaretots a and ot ng and Onean Tay Oratory, Laversture French, Gertan sag Tialiog "Bngitelt Braniches:Gytanastinrets site! Shar poard’and roout wi Steam Haat ‘and Elec! Bepe. 6 a For indians Calendar, with io Seratigyslaren IEE, Sir, anki, a ‘NIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. ‘(Founded by Thos. Jefferson. Send for Catslopus fo Besretars of ths Bee Jelwks 2m UNIVeRMLY of Virginia, Va. JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. BALTIMORE, ‘TWELFTH ACADEMIC YEAR BEGINS OCT. 1, 1887. Examinations for admission to the College classes Faculty, E. ROBERTS & June 8 and October 3. INTINENTAL, Programs of the instruction offered to Graduate, Cae orate fat Undergraduate and Special Students will be sent on oa Fuill ocean HE Siverwi ees: a application. myl4-skw-6m ‘ONTEREY HOTEL—BLUE. RIDGE ‘SUMMIT. 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No'charge for storag my]i S825 5, HUMPHREY, 430 tora st Nw, ‘Makes Corsets to orderin every stgleand inaws: ‘a, and guarantees perfect Atand comfore ER SPEOULTIES Al French Hand-niade Uniderelothing, Merino Underwear abd fet iiportal Route Fatent Shoulder Braces, aid. all Dress Reform Goods. French Corsets and Bustles Chiarenns Corset and adi Corset Sigs H's own make) that for the price is unsurpassed. French, German and Spanish spoken, [PFEESEILE GRY) MILITARY ACADEMY. Send for catalogue, 60 pages. _J66-20.30t UMMER SCHOGL OF ELOCUTION AND DRA. matic Art, July 15th, Shenandoah Alum picyPenrdana fullion apply to. 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Praxos. ap gare Balt oe Waatecton at5:10.g:90. | P, & W. or 730 B00 90 1000 aad ourt ‘BINCE HOTELS, oo ao UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHTE was 8:30 and ii HEmaa pret AND DURABILITY Aso Fifth ave, § New York, ‘Special attention of Purchasers invited to the new 539 15th street. Sipghgeton 7 expe 5, SARA pin oe ines SURE SIOGK TEE O Rae wees ARTISTIC STYLES finished iu designs of further information ‘Between ° eins a iitunatation, O10 and 133r WASHINGTON, BALTINORE, PHILADELPHIA, MESEEST BECURSTIVE ARF. a nnsylvania avenue, corner 14th street, where orders SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A fine assortment auaga Baltimore. iexay H. Dopox, W PIANOS FOR RENT. Percy og FE ee et, Washington. 320 peepee WM. KNABE & 00, sacunites, az 817 Market Space, 925 PENNSYSVANIA AVENUE, Sole Agent for Quotations of Stocks and Bc Bonds and information rer garding the markets received through our wires in- ‘stantly, direct irom the New York Stock Exchange. Allorders executed and reported. el 1 § ONDATS WEDNESDAY aud PRIDAY, at'7 a. m. for Potomac River Landings, as = Sanine eee at dine: ys ee endings: First-class, 90 cents. Glass, 35 cents. % Nee AND FORTRESS MONROE. r ‘Low fares. The pala safe and fast Steamer LAI ele it, leaves 7th- Hiei eet ever, SOSA ER TEITY 2 | me SATURDAY at 3:00 pap. latovping at Piney. Point fo return ter indies, or youre’ experience. mning-room on main d jeuime 2 ie baggage checked st 61! ADU ome DR. AND MME. "SELDEN. 1351 Foun ‘sve, Lloyd's, Express Offices, Sud vou | tian Prompt and reliable treatment. steamer. Telephone vale my13-6mo Advice free —<t- tial, 1105 Park Place, 11th GTEMIER MATTANO LEATES GFRST_W gh between B and’ C me,” Capitol atl neat Lipoak ‘on Sun and fa eo LEON, bore ies = 5 Mat | Dee Wea a i can be consulted SEES gana ae, . piste what, | Sy, JOHN MoGAHEE, mbit Rae treatment. Correspondence ite- porousc S TRANSPORTATION i a= —s Saiweyeopene ee Seat Tee. 3 "The Steamer SUE, Capt. WC. LONG-ESTABLISHED AND maine Betttripe beteea, BALTIMORE ana Waste AS Esa le ny ge yy INGTON and for all pa the Potomac River, | st Be rae hadnt we OMe baaty En Marah iat Tearing Baltimore S gand Pridayeat | j'to'9 ps mz with Ladies only. Sel?-im wy and Srashngton Sunday v ‘Saturday on! ‘ANHOOD RESTORED BY — A BOTTLE OR coed on SESEHENSON ool Mise ‘of, DE, BOTHER tn Gordial, cure auly case of nervous once: {220 Ee ne, | eve, Humane veces toe WOOD AND COAL MAC RIVER LANDINGS. Pam ee Se orp ees | Bor Yous ATS a TUESDATS COAL AND WOOD FROM FiaDavSand SUNDAY pam, touchiuest iver Land ings as far as Nomint ‘Currioman, Vs sme ‘The most extensive dealers in the District. Supply ‘more families than any firm south of New Xork. Lele YO} STEAMERS Dies SERIES Ene Sener = MOTTO FRENCH eine: WE | East iver, X.Y. every SATURDAY at pee ‘Main Oftce strat north 3t at lowest Pp yey 2 1515 Seventh street northwest. ‘T. VERNON MT. VEBNON! ‘Di DUDS NERVINE 1740 Penneylvanis avenue northwest. ‘ M paturel weakness, loss of vitality, ‘221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, ya ad bint renee 1221 Ninth street northwest. sree WeiO oeiotk aie Resurninge Teaches Was: | —22=a 603 Pennaylvania avenue northwest. (Corner of Third and K streets northwest Seeereceretae PROFESSIONAL. [ES DEO, Sas at re —