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Secretary Hill Talks to the Shipping League. AMERICAN VESSELS MANNED BY AMERICAN SAILORS Secretary C. S. HIM, of this eity, called the con- Fention of the Lake Shore and Mississippi Valley branch of the American Shipping League to order 4 Chicago yesterday. Congressman Mason was thosen temporary chairman, but declined, and Dougressman Frank Lawler was then chosen. Atter the appointment of committees Cor Wwler suid he pelleved that part of the 000 to the credit of the Navy at the end of Congress should goto the mer- . Secretary Hil! then spoke, claiming of this country had too long been ed futo British ideas on this subject of ma- ule desired to see Amertean ships manned Tica sailors; our youth given employment Fets Zoods properly disposed of. He Tedticed the sum ‘of $1,500,000 man Li ly Zoes from the United States to the British goverunient for freighis and passenger fares, and for Which we do not get a cent inte. f the British tiuence exerted spoke the appuii Dglish In r which he sald was paid yearly by the vers to the New York press for dispar- n shipbuilding. Mr. Hill then read tion from the Hon, W. C. Whit- Was tne main feature eg ‘The King of Servin to be Divorced, QUREN NATALIZ NOT TO DR ALLOWED TO RETURN TO SERVIA. King Milaa o¥ Servia has instructed Premier Aisties to take measures to prevent the retum of Queen Nataile to Servia, A cabinet crisis 18 ex- pected Sf the premier retuses to obey the king. A correspondent of the London daily Chronicle Writes: Ihave recetved frort a trustworthy source a somewhat startling explanation of the causes that fed to we rec nt change of ministry. and conse. King Milan fs about from Queen Nathalie, departuc: from Belgrade last: month qiren has scarcely communicated with her Dune, Who las Only received afew ttnes from Gime from her tmajesty’s secretary, WhO For several years past the royal a living virtually apart, alchough, there have Deen frequent. quar: ent Scenes ia the Ki 1c) oe tiie € unfortu- “has been | rence between the King and queen, ho coRiued todomestic troubles, King Milan nd ft report speak truly, not without at hi: wie Was constantly conspiring was Intrigning to have him de- ted as queen regent during | rowa prince, o isu Russian, has, of course, | oat by Russia, and by the Keussopht. party tu Ser her aiteinpts to get | rid of King Milan. Preparations to tls end are Said to hay sivanend a serous & Stage that it tae seehug that the growth of | oo great for him 10 | ies, and to | 2 had been dl- we substitution of By ‘this means | : ¢ the revolution | jeved to be b ins thiinself, And upow checkmating the queei, His uuajest Ruereupon sent for M. Huslics, with the result that | is known. mt, the king had Sod upon praying z himseit to iiitate the an- b Nathalie, 03 2 pURpOSeS tose tu the ortho- Finally, to please ermedtary of grade. has been in inducing tae king to take e Very poll he que ainst him—nainiy Austrian punted up the queen's 5 Russiun “quistt y instramentic the course he has done sos - Weidler’s Quarrei witi Dr. Duggan. A SEW STORY ANOUT THS MOTIVE FO THE MU The New York Times says: Rumor offered another explanatio2 Geo, Weidier killed D Friday. About two Faw yesterday of the reasoa why ‘gan in Brooklyn last rs age, this story runs, a went to Brooklyn and ce ot De. Dugy: nature af 2's course and W montlts later. ww Funsiovti a storm was brewing, tthe young coup hardiy ended. who d 10 be was appar young man The separa daughter come fer some ‘ vagency of ‘A Givoree, rumor as- | Young son-in-law was sooo after that the saedfor Europe, wheze they still are. wote aks Ue Gcorge Weldier began juent Visits to the doctor's office. It Is | Was the brotier of the frst. wite of ‘son-in-law; that he suor Dr. Duggan or als sister's wrongs ater geu id as Dlackiad ted with deta familie the forts of a Wor rst wit lai dy young ta the fact, p ne ime, that Dr. Duggan’s daugh ate from her nusvand be: soon Deeame recon for E The cause of | tae troud: an? W WEIDLEK PLEADS 3 Weller was arraigned in Of Sessions Tuesday to ple charging him with ILTY OF MURDER. * Kings County Court | Ito the indictment He was represen Welder ple Siawyer's inst by C.F. Kinsley cording fons, District At ase set down for | ee Jonger ty pr anding tat no fur- | district attorney al set down for July 18 a talk wi he would the strongest dit 2 “spot. | as with “Weildler any see amour tive crn trate at tige trial that Jprovocation ts biait justifiable wou Would be sown that Dr. Dug: ropist.” Joan fhe tae gra while he Was in company Ww! know what le was abou! to do, he Would soot Dr. Duggan. he did not Urs to prevent t. said that | he did not and did not dreatn | Fine pouce say that OOtInE, Degrees Conterred by Yale. | CONNECTICET AND VINGISIA Saxe maxps. | ‘The commencement exercises of Yale yesterday Were attended by a very large audience, among | ich were many notable people. Senator Evarts let Justice Waite occupied seatson the plat. | Among the hozora degrees announced | Were L.L. D., Hon. J. KR. Tucker, of Lexington, Va.; from Connecticu , of New York, Yale 1356. oF an address was nade by J. Kandoiph ‘Tucker, Wao spoke of tae part | by Virgitle ana Connecticut in th ud ef the pi sted between nding. ving 4 beew seu throug Dovignt rose and said. which { 3, and greeting to Yv As Lesat dow ut, ald feut and Is exchange of trikiug manner in | crvated great enthusiasm, | A Queer Wii WHY A ICH GkANDFATHE! frs‘ergal Which It was carried o} | Case, | NS NEW YORE DISIN- case, 12 Witch a child was disiherited | Mather because his repubil dim naming hin ater Pr Gent 5 In the fall of 1880, whea the Prest- ew apalgn Was at its height, Mr. and Mrs | Frank arger had a boy born uuto them. oH as wel as his father, was an ar- a Fat, and it was only alter a bitter quer. Uiat Mra, Hambury Jed tn having | t wed AFthur Ciester, in honor of the | x fal candidute om tio yepabitean | t . - | ve hk fous divided among =Miante, En o Humbarget nthe will wus Bude, waced at the name | hier, left, 1t $50 tor | Uiat Mt Was hot xentleman’s w wath the Wl was led before he wilted to probate | request of Arthur who hoped that it her child, the ex- Dexheitn-r and’ Freder~ < Hoch—beyan a friendly suit to devermine construction of the clause v old gentleman's w: bis four surviving chil: of Mira Frank Hamburger’s law as. H. Hamburger having died t sid the bequest to her became void, therefore, the $80,000 hot having beed dis. fat al. by will ber sow, Arthur Cl pne-fiith a8 an Bi aw, inheriting 3 share. This would give him $16,000. Judge OU Gorman reserved his decision. see REPOKTED KERRI. VICTORIES IN APGHANISTAN.— sy dispatches say natives state that Sirdar Mahowed, & leader in the Ghiizai rebellion, ured Gardez without fighting and js marched upon Ghuznl. He gave battle to the Ameer’s troops twice before Ghuzal, killing Cus hundred and eighty of them, and ts now be- gieging that town. “Other advices from Afghan- istan report two days’ Oghting in the Bukar dis- {rier ‘he Gnitanss were detested On the frst day; but on the second day they were victorious, Rt iase accounts ‘were pursuing the “ameers teoopa, June 1. testimony send. for pamphte water! water. tresses, THOS. NOBLE. | Satardar M Sininntes’ wal Tooms, and fine HAMILTON HE NEW GRAND HOTEL, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. Only hotel on mountain to YRTLE HOUSE, SEWALI below Grand avenue, Asbury Park. SUMMER RESORTS. " : THE EVENING STAR: ~ Ssatay, WASHINGTON. D. C > THURSDAY, JUNE 30 f 1887—SUPPLEMENT. SUMMER RESORTS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. AVENUE, fi from Beach: large and ait . For information Box 903. KUNE ‘NOW OPEN. . with parlor cars direct without change. Address HARVEY'S. DENISON, ‘Summit Mountain Post Otic _my10-2026t Ulster County, EASIDE HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD., ‘will be oven for the reception of’ guests ob July Lat. ‘8 J. MASSEY, o28- Lin Fro} sf LOCK ISLAND, R. T—HOTEL MANISSES; 15 Iuiles at sea: deliehtful climate; bathi habing: new cable: d: sats electric bell ly bos perfect dramage; prices reasonable. ©. E BROWS Send for ill. circular. e28-1m (GATSEILL MOUNTAINS, : SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKS. On and after ress trains on West Shore Railroad w! toand from the Jersey City vania Rajlrosd. maki trains to and fi ‘CATSKILL Leave Jerse; rive Hotel m.: Grand Hotel, 1:43 p.m. Mount House Station, 1 Drawin, tion tain House). SARAT “room Leave Philadel skill, via | mi Palenviile. Ce sg a eae el md 0 “(for i ‘and. Mountain D CATSRILL” MT. SPECTAL— | Ehanicie ( Teave Washi skill. wi Palenvilie, Drawing-room jou ‘city Station at 8:50 wi to Phoenicia (for SUNDAY, June 26, ‘Station of the close connections roe Wasiiinuton. EXPRESS — terakill, via Ringston 3 2 aap, ‘Cars Jersey Cit Sms Palenvitle, 2 io Grand ‘Hotel Sta: jotel Kaaterskill and Moun- i run Daily, except Sunday See AND, CATSEILL MT. EXPRESS — phi ‘4:20'p.m. Arrive Saratora Kaaterskill ow York to Sarat ion 9-00. Pane su: SIE House Station, ‘Arrive Hotel ‘$205: Cars b. 0 pam. ‘Kaater | Grand Hotel, 9:45 p. 8:00 p. ‘Arrive. Saratoga 9:00 p.m. New York to Grand Hotel Station aud to Phosnicis (for Hotel Kaaterskill aud Mountain House), and W: Purchase ticl and connect i aabington to Saratoga, kets at Penn. the Jersey Ci 'y Station for all Baggage Tesorts by West Shore Kailroad. through. un} nisl provements, jing of the hunting are atfore MM’ MOUTH HOU Ivania Railroad offices northern checked C. E. LAMBERT, . incitiding the entire re hotels 1 would Oper day, $12 Mant fre re SPRING LAKE BEACH, ¥. J., For terms or $010-26¢ HE CURLEW, ASBURY Pali <i ane od Ocean aventies, the popular resort for iueton pe: y NOW OPEN. other information, address ® J. feet. excellent. 10's ER KIRK, M S| HOTEL” AND SUM! Leonardtown, St. Mary's Co. Ma, Terms BO rer day, #2 9 yer week. t Water Bath mg, Boat i yer month; Wakefield or TON, Kiver Springs P.O, Pp $9 per week an ey Pu Resort, for he temperature, st ‘KAL “eatin “f LEASANT jomsc, Board $1 OTOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEOR fet Bree ‘Livery 2 HERBERT attached. per day ;'$30 edical attention tree. ‘Take iompson. Address Dr. R. P. ND. | Ewit open June 257 1.50 per day, id $410 per mouth, “Special ar | rangements for farilies, Wall meet Norfolk ‘and bath int wharf. Good sailing ts for sailing tte. “Address R. J. ADAMS & bility St. fis celebrated Moun th and esate. bathe of Any mer climate, Unsurpassed. modating S00 wuests. ent, 1334 Bat, Washin WM. HS: MOUNTAIN RESORT AC. cominodations for a limited number on S rieties miner ton 2,300 teet. a J. MYERS MBE StecK ro beanters: cool house: with lance rounds. Ad- dress Mire 4B. YRICE, Frostburg, Allegauy” RINGS, \ ral waters, large law For paunpliet and CAPE MAY, N.J. LKALINE, : me respectfully solicit of ite old admirers and the public. facilities are unsurpassed, and fine fishing and r week, $40 ‘Norfolk by steamer Wednesday, and Friday, or daily KA" For furtuer particulars address: The ‘COBB. L. U. MALTBY, Monmouth Honse, Or, Hotel Lafayette, Philadelphia, coR.2D (MER RESORT, ‘Steamer . MOORE, Prop. D, the Suimier hotac, with its uew improvements. Opens For medical and to D. BARTON tou, D.C. E, Proprietor. ta ‘Ca, ‘Will Open for the Reception of Guests JUNE 30, 1887. Office: OWEN & SIMPSON, 1117 Chestnut st, Philadelphia, HOTEL, ON CHESAPEAKE, Dasly mail. start at 7 a. m., make special jell-im* T Delightfail; dy bow open. Varee rooms, Fishing” HE FENIMORE, ASBI ‘Extensive: Salt Water rounds thins. SBURY PARK, N. ¥ situated, one block trom Qcean. Spacious piazaas: city’ gas: artesian N TOP OF O%: quitory; auuple amuseiuents: accessbs F week, $30 per month. Cail at Star HAFFER, Prop'r. OCR ENON SPRINGS AND Mi THS. GREAT NORTH MOUN sanitation Bath rooms, bot new! THE ALLEGHANI! ‘The Aurora House, Aurora, W. Va. | Jane Ist: Enlarged’ das: re desirable tha) ever belore an annex of 30 in mands extended and beautified: homelike: no malaria, no fos. uo hay f ‘AINS, ‘OF VIRGINIA. HENRY CLAIR, Proprietor_ J. tent furnished, including hair mat- Je8-Ln oefait | informal aud | © NO BAR. A safe, debgittul summer home tortemt- és. Accommodations for 300. all information, apply to A-S. Pratt & Sous, Forpamphlets giving the Sun F street h. w., orat the office of the Evening buds Star. Terma. very” reasonabl parlor car, lea politan Branch until October summer's rest os “The 10) terizes sini can derive ments the best. HE DOU undersigned takes annouseing to Bis friends andthe that, his ar M. will unt further part tor, Mount Hoi # Rack Enon Springs.” Fine: Muste: Wes Washi Be OH 1, $8.50 from Waxisiny and enjoyment.” MES. GAR! handsome service resorts in general” + + x ‘as much health ‘DR. ROBERT BEY BURY PARK, N. J. nthe Park. Hop every’ sable snd appoint: c. H. PEMBERTON. ria HOUSE, TEHOEOEE g ‘This beautiful hotel now o Kedniced rates until the 15th SA LOGA’ 4, ¢ “Thad a most delightful aoe Roel AJ. W. GWYN! ice where. fa:nilies oriniva- id enjoyment as they | New fast train, with 10:10 4. m., by Metro- ‘Round-trip tickets, good, on. A. S. PRATT, Proprietor. I know of no place more delight 1 for a kk Fnon.” LAND. Your bountiful formes marked coutrast to, that which charac: BURN. ‘Weent's line stestncrs, Baltics oace, | Fates for guests of hotel. | cluding gas, bath and electric bells. Law. ce al Bide we eaten. ee staat |. MRS TSU uU iy SEATS, SeBENGS ‘OPES tral Railroad: aig: a epring of woudeefal ct curadive uals; | 2° rood sounic. and every eS, Xo, t | ae th.s.26t POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe, where daily ta ge practioes daa trountand dasa Parete sake sisee, Accominodates 1,000 guests, "Afternoon coucerts antl iieitly hope” Pure Goran ‘air ee from malaria and Commodatious given than at any hotel of ite clase in She Uited Staten" Averaxe ‘ernperature for summer, “myl0-ecdm F.N. PIKE, Manager. TPE RADNOI N FOR guisrs : JURE _— Strictly fist class: ices moder HYGEIA HOTEL, dent Schitent Boatin Fishing. Drivin gna sent Batis: conducive to re! ‘Terms less for the se- G degrees. Send for illustrated descriptive pamphlet. Bouth Carina. svenne, below Paci, near the Ocean, Aulahtic Clty, N.4. mi&jeteolin’ MBS. A. _f4-fm, Tax New Convarnra, “ wil suns 3 iguupar W.8. ANDERSON, Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Bella, and all jmoiern improvement det Ls BRANCH. _ WEST END HOTEL, COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT ‘NOW OPE! D. M. & W. E. HILDRETH. my14-s,tu,th-30t HE ACADIAN, nC ASTINE, MES, WITT OPEN ‘thoroughly refurnishod penovated: raiuage perfect, EP, byvasad & Co., Proprietors. ORD, Mana- my1f-cozm HE KITTA’ DELAWAKE WATER GAP, PA. Most central and delightfully locat plete in all its appointments. For eiroul Address W. A. Bi ee re Ut lar aid terms, SANATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥,, Union Ave, opposite Consteee Sp spring Park, tic of Unsurpassed Beauty. Je18-e021n0 ” ‘The Garden Spot ‘Saratoya, SATURDAY, JOE. 18, UL ©. GRENING, BE Mnstor. D. QCEAN PATHWAY, 9) OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Je6gm ML. FEDER (E MADISON HOUSE” 18 BEAUTIFULLY situated, Modern improvements, in- feuniscourt. Open trom Juueto Oetobers EE. Asbury Park, N.J. Box 595, ‘ON-BY-THE-SEAS SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. cea iue ase nd imaproved. Season, 0 ae __. K. LETCHWOW HARPER'S Fi PERRY, fashington). ou among the mountains, free from malaria und mosquitos. Spring beds. Five mine from B. and O.depot. Board second to none, $0 per week; childre my17-3m1 MK 7puee LaNcAST T MJ. Michigan ave, Atlait _mh15-Lm je15-1 OTEL BRU A Within 100 yar gommands an 0 ‘Thoroughly re onissz. Will meut of L. ‘under the 1 Morgan (late ef the Cahill House, Asbury Park), ements cay be made aud inforustion siven by addressing L. E. MORGAN, Asbury Park, N.J. © Jel-tu,th.s.2w; dm, and HE LAKE VIEW HOTEL I: TED T Village of Watkins, ‘adjoining the famous Watkins Glen, It is $00 feet above and overlooks Senecs Lak Telephone and Teieraph Connections in the House, Newly and elegantly furnished throughout, hag all moder improvements, Bowling Alley, billiards, Cros Guet, Lawn Tennis, Hainmocks, Swings, proprietors of the § a, lotte Harbor, Fla. BURRILL & SO SON: propinn get: CONN., (On the Sound.)' NDIAN HARBOR ONOPEN JUNE SS 10 OCTOBER TE” Lode WICH, AND. AG ACCESSIBLE SUMMER 28 miles via N. ¥- aint N. Haven R. R, time 43 to 60 minutes: commutation 40 cts. per day; trains hour) the Hate on Grand Hotel, Sant st and Broad: WM. H. LEE, proprietor. jef-im ENTAL, ATLANTIC AVE, BETWEEN ‘ermont and Rhode Island aves, ATLAN: f t Tic CITY, N.J. Full ocean view. P,O.Box 44. ‘azn |. HUGILE (late of Gilsey.) _ BEDFORD SPRING HOTEL, B BEDFORD, PA ESTABLISHED 1804. Teception of guests June 10th. 1887; has “Vir | beet ‘enlanced and” retitted for the. seasor font Sas trip tickets can be had at P. iS R. B. & E.R. ticket offices, and. barguge checke ‘formation tobe had by application to the ANDERSON HEIRS, Prot Prietors. ‘The proprietors wish it distinctly understood that the watere and grounds are exclusively for sthe euiests for their use. HE ANDERSON HEIRS, my 31-6w Owners and Proprietors, T= VIRGINIA BEACH HOTEL. This famous resort, so popular for its fine surf-bath This popular summer resort opens for the through. Bedford water. Pamphlets and any of the establishment and, those who. purchase tickets ing, aud other seaside attractions, opens for the season of i887, JUNE 4. Situated immediately upon the Atlantic Ocean, and sunplied with all the delicacies of Ahe ea, thero ie no Superior location. Five daily trains to aud from Nor “connecting ‘with all. transportation lies, afford the iecestary facilities for nccows, Hates “83 10 84 ber day; B15 to, 817.90 per week. WW. PRICE, Mauiager, Virginia Beach, my31-Lin = veces as OoactV C7 ome Miles sPowns Be Many St. Mary's Co. Md- APE, MAY, §. 3.9 /sah ‘Beautifully located, within fitty feet of ‘the Ocean. ‘Strictly first class, containing all modern tim PAE HECDRE TG HE OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, ry N,J., Meplete with all moder convent: @ /sw friends, under the managentent of J" A. REID Circulars at this office ‘SOHN TRACY, Prop. YARM SULPHUR SPRINGS. BATH Co, VA., temperatur: ho musquitoes. elevation 2.500. surrounding moun- the propnetor: aend postal; beat Washington “refer~ my30-2 OTEL AFA’ Drovements, with fire escapes aud perfect drainage. my28.2 Proprietor. ‘now open to former patrons, aid TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD Tahow open for the seasou of 1887. _inysin es: re now open: the Iarwest aud most de- lughtful swiuimning pool-om thie continent: fw of water 6.000 elon per injuuteaspecife for theummation, Koudsite Bia, sciatica and kindred diseases: mnalaris, unkuown: sine’ 300 fects wood One’ blue warin Slothine, Pampitiets tobe had at_513 Penusyivania ave, or ot ences ais my 7" ae ALDINE, CAVE SEAT N.3., DECATUR ST, , pen for the, first-clacs.” Correspond-_ EO. MUELLER, Prop. T first house from the beac! aon 1881 Strict fr ence solicited. myZ4-10W UMMER SCH 7" UNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD. Fourth session begins JULY De., tment of Elocution aud English, Mfrs: Sf Stevens fart. Deyartuient of French, Prof.¢. Fontaine, De- partment of German, Prof. A.W. Spanhoofd. Catalogues at aes ‘ashington School of Kiocution, 904 M st. mi EB HOUSE, CAPE MAY, 4, muie New Columbia, newly furaished:| Pre aes RY PARK, Bis ru improvements; full: pleasure in, wublic open the “HOLLY Holly Springs, Cumberland Pa. for the sracon of 1887; ou, Thursday, ra write t ily Springs, € JNO. L. MILLS, (Bs: ToULty, June 9. For Proprie- miberland Co. Pa. Terma, S4o to $U0 a mouth, according to location of my 18-2m_ roots. NILSEY HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, | x. M block from Oceait and, Bath-Houses. throughout. Artesian Water. tresses. Supericr Tal ay yela-Im? SBURY_T. tel: Bch, jodates and Se Jer-2 in Deer NHE COLONNADE, South Carol | opened JUNE Ss cold Beeseier THREE f the Livingston, W __ Mrs. 3.5. LAU VICTORIA, ocean: tale conveniences: Terms reduced for! MISS S. KEMPE. ARK, N. ave: biuck moderu etsnty, pteraber. season of INS. | Geincutal eee Pan < esa ce ERS COTTAGE, ATLANTIC ¢ = yen June 6 Opposite Congress Hall Vacitic and Mase aven ocean view: hot ., Attention given to, SPRI B&O. ER, Glain Stem), HOURS FROM WASHINGTO: ALKALINE THERMAL WATERS. The merits of Berkeley and its waters are famons. Private Batl.s and Swinuning Pools, large and elegant. ‘These waters aro a specific for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Skin, Kidney and Nervous Diseases. Hotel capacity 600 ‘guests. Elegant Ball-Room and Music. J, ONE FAMILY appoint at G8 AND BATHS, W. Vs, Write for illustrated and descriptive pamph- Jet. Kound-trip tickots issued by B. & 0. RR. ‘Yamphlets also at Star office. For information and books see Ed. any2-sm Besos Season LSS? op vauls ki access Mat oftice “Address Bright House Co. HE CHALFONTE, AT J aaa ST RREEAE . a between Vermontand =| Ce rs Relat Urely new; situated beaf ocean; modern {it H, Dick, 613 7th st. now. Gye Sa Wise eu ¥. ‘JAMES: BOTH BEACH, DELAWARE. 7 opens JUNE 15. Pennayl- direct to the Hotel. "Gi TIC CITY, INO. T. TREGO, Prop. seta provements: heated for spring guests. HOO! WALTEK BURTON, Ss for eae 1 Delight ated. Open June’L: -ATTERFIELD & COLE, Propriciors, SIRS. BoB. STOCKHAM 4 BO ormeriy iar of Hotel Bru _ HOLLY SPRINGS. HE ELKTON OUNTAIN, HOME SUMMER ESE. mark. location. Bi . For particulars address: eee — ! | 25th. BY THE SEA. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 2,0. Box OTEL HENLO} REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL, A brough express tins daily. “Opens Juned Propric 0 aed VICTORIA, OCEAN. E! Carolina ave., Atlantic Cit chiy cte., hot and cold see Bi srngraied betel Ai teat water baths: is NOW OPEN. M. WILLIAMS. Tai IPE WASHINGTON GROVE HOT oP JUNE’ 1 for the reception of Fy gue 3 ¢lowelike and qutet. Excellent Table Fare: Plenty bude and. water. Camp Ground affords de tful religious aud social advant ims: $2 to #30 per month, Inquire of Mra, LA Mists CSS. : Temple Motel my6-2m. bus to all trains. “Rates, 82.00 to $3.00 day. de ML CHINNIASS © Seite N.J._ Gcean front. Tiorougl tuliid-liu jel-1in ATARAC™ HOUSE, ATLANTIO OLY, Free NNIAN? TE Beegs “Opponite Light Ho eat fated. Now ‘open, er HS SORE Bo 6p oxa RB ‘Kentucky avi OCEAN font 'N. J. New York ave., near Pacific. ‘HOUSE, PACIFIC AVE APE ray and new Iron Pier. hall tha year. B. oe your,” iA Sica Atlantie EN] fs ahh S | SPopBailn, iceman api-lm BE, VERMONT MIS. Ei the Enxiewid apl-3m Lease’ E. CO} 5 V PATER HO we aoe Angton by Pa KT OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE, 9/9) ners hours trom Wash- BRODHEAD. WETHER, Sggesing tnmahese See eae Eat 1 ___ Formerly’ of the Radnor), REN: aes LEN A: Pen a Eouguler co. Var’ Beth of these popular vatar fe Foti of tnowe Pola Terms vested Clreulary giving Sates spd artes chalice & Ghevien coe ok wo ee sel ate 4 MADDU: . RB Chief ‘lerk, age Hotes Wee ‘ > aK cul K MOU: STAN Hous QV RSOE oe LAN Moun. atop a _tmuplorewents, icehoding: tains. ae jane 29. Re, feat Sal FE. ROBERTS &° “ert-im Woodstock Post or Fun segs HHvaiti dawat se lait eee ais Seba REST GLEN PARK. MD. ‘The most besutiful ste gn the Metropolitan fe most nag Only 8 miles fealthy | Pure Ws Serie oe "Moderate 1Be7> “Kpply to he Forest Glen I steerer oo EBT. Gnice 1000 F ate nw. ‘Aleouany ‘SPRINGS. ‘The Alleghany, now the Jarsest. most popular and fashionable resort in the mountains of Vir finia, will open JUNE Ler. bier. Haviug been Dew furniture ot best qnaltt sew furniture of beet qnalltyit « offere attrac Fie no watering-plice in the moun @ Allegany Water is recommended by the Ned {eal Socie' reinis for Dyspepsia in all its fo Fomovioe Biffouuess aud Covetivetion with uate fuse, dine Bialaria and curine Insomnia: in fact, Decific for rail dines ‘diseases ariaing from a deranged ston? Scor torpia i For circulars apd pamphlets apply to PURCELL, (Ow Rene COLMOUN, Proprietor, _Je6-1m. Alleghany Springs, "Va. T= ‘MANSION, THE LARGEST AND MOST CONVENIENTLY LOCATED HOTEL. Elegantly Furnished and Liberally 4 a OEE) aes THE YEAR. Thorotighly Hosted, Listed ad Ve apl6-4m City. WE 'EBLY HOUSE ATLANTIC crry, ® Tot ana cad Bea Bate: Steam Heat, ea my9-3mn MES. JNO. L. BR’ ONTEREY HOTELBLUE RIDGE SUMMIT P.O. N ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. WATER-OOOLERS. REFRIGERATORS. ICE-CRUSHEES. GATE CITY STONE FILTERS, JEWETT’S FILTERS. Before purchasing, examine our WATERMAN and ‘NEW DINING-ROOM EEFRIGERATORS, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, Importers of China and Glass Ware, 1205 Pennsylvania avenue. Gola Borders: doe. Other Paver ina Hea orders for work promptly executed. J.B. UX & 508 7th st,a.w. ‘7th street cars pass the Ger Tue me ‘THE LEONARD DRY AIR CLEANABLE REFRIG- ERATORS, made in hard wood, ELEGANTLY CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL FILLED, and ZINC-LINED; every part removable for CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, AIR-TIGHT LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of DRY COLD AIK und first-class workmanship throughout, KLIN COUNTY, alles northwest ‘of Baltimore, 2% Hours, FRIGEEATOR 1S THe MAAR Ee Eee GOOD RE- eleva WILL BE OPENED JUNE 20TH. W. H. HORER, ecTingygeenery and pure ais. and water. For terms é ware Wa Pa. my5-4m _ | _8P20 801 Market Space. LOCHBOEBLER'S CITY PARK. New York ave. and Ist st., We ES D.C. with larwe grounds, Tenitted in’ every. Be fot Pienies, Excursions, Social Reunions, and Pleasure Parties! “Howling. Alleys, Shooting Galleries, ‘Mung kinds, Choice Liquo: Cigars, &c. Also s Saale aie ular inectie te a minds Tam prepared to oer most liberal terins. Sapien” PST LSSHHOEELEN Propeeton,_ MAIN LINE PENNA. RAILROAD. On top of Allegheny Mountains, win JUNE 25. Parlor and sleepi: Cid from all Pointy East and West. For circulars, ke, addvesa Superintendent, Crosson, INDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS, BLUE changessired Penn. House, Milburn’s, 1429 Pa. ave. and Springs. Jordan Springs P. ‘Beautifully situated, overlooking the is mente added, making it the most suitable Stands, Re; Alance Bar, with a selection of Wines ofa Vereins, and others who may desire thes ON SPRINGS, THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE ‘WM. R. DUNHAM, my21-78t WE on, Ww reasonable JPN. | WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Y ‘a, Descriptive pamphlets at, Star office: myli-4m. LADIES’ GOODS. Ty Tue “New Prarecriox DEY COLD-AIR REFRIGER AT ORS AN D ICE CHESTS. Ash and Walnut Dining-room Refrigerators, Water Coolers and Cream Freezers, all at lowest prices. GEO. WATTS, Housefurnishing Store, 314 7th st. nw. fourth house ‘above Pa. ave. ‘ap28-3m Do Nor Porcsase A Viror Stove until you have examined ourlarge assortment of the Crown Jewel Stove, the best in the market, with ima provements not in any other stove. A full line of Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Freezers, ko. The only place where the genuine Danforth Fluid can be ob- tained. W. 8. JENES & CO, ap2l 717 7th at. now. Wax Parens, P. HANSON HISS & CO, 815 15thst 2 w. Wal Papers of all grades, Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. Special attention given to Plain and Decorative Painting. Estimates and desizns submitted for all kinds of In- terior Decoration and Furnishing, An inspection of our goods is respectfully solicited. ap M. V, KANE, 507 1171 ST. N.W.—CORSETS MADE e foorder. A perfect fit euuranteed. Also, a full Lueof Shoulder Braces, Reform Waists, FrenchCorsets aud Busties. Corsets laundried. se18-10m* ‘ON BRANDI: Millinery and Dressmaking Pi dis now superintends the Dresstuaking Department, ‘where he is axsisted by Mme. Von Brandis, He suar- antees the ladies a perfe: and work. Are well- ing our imported Bounet at one-half of cost. Orders Biled at shortest notice, 12220 Henna. ave, over Jacobs ‘ors—Mr.Von Bran- “ OKA FLEUR," W,NAIL-POLISH. SOLD ‘be Schelier & Stevens, Thompsou,,and Sime, If you want sample write to "THE LOKA BP. 0, Box 537. 36-1" Fipona, Dazss Surerps ‘HE BEST IN THE WORLD. Manufactured by A-H, Brinkmann’ & Co., Baltimore. per CC. AND IMPROVED PATTI BUSTLES Are the most flexible Bustles made. 1B & Co,, Baltimore. LES EP sxencve Dyeing at home, with PEERLESS DYES, ‘will dye everything. They are sold everywhere. ‘They have no equal tuess, Amount itt Fackages oF for ‘Qualities. They do pie! Sea Taek or Fusticsg ot belof oF Ron. taine Boteroak orate “Foramiely © n027-£0 pet N ORDER-TO REDUCE OUR STOCa OF THIMMED BONNETS and HATS. ‘woare offering them at GREAT BARGAINS. ALL COLORED STRAWS AT ACTUAL cost. Parties leaving the city will find the very lstest styles in Dress and Slade Hats for Country and Soa- fide wear, at 40 colors. ‘MRS. M. J. HUNT _my28 1309 F street n. uz M. J. Praxor, 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS. RUSSIAN BANGS. Alway SCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAR <r LISHMENT AND DYE WORKS. Ladies aud Gentlemen's Garmetts of call” Ki Cleaned aud Dyed without ‘being raped. “LAD! DRESSES a specialty. ‘Grease, voxetablo and other talus are effectually removed Wy ome eae brated dry process, and when stored by us yuarented inst iioth, Blaukets and. Curtains of “all kinds cleaned reasonably. Goods called for aud delivered. No charge for storae. iy P| Mas ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 10ra ST. N.W. ‘Makes Corveta to order in every styleand, mate: Tial, and guarantees perfect At and comfort, felt SPECIAL IVES: ARE— French Hand-wisde Underclothiny, Merino Underwear find Suet miperted Honery. Patent Shoulder Braces, and ail Dress Reform Goods French Corsets and Bustles Children's Corsets and a'81 Corset (Stiss H's own, that for the price is tsuryassed. French, German and Spaiush spoken. mrl4 GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. “3 Sar Factory. attention to our well-organized ances ductory for the manatactare of Ment rts ty 1ueasure. ‘This branch pf our business Hain. eouniderable prouence, due ene y to the lui order of wor ipund the excellent quality of the materials we oft: at Such nominal prices, Mr, A.J. Lockbart, who hias charge of this depariment, is a practical shirt-cutter and fitter of experience and ability, and employs none but capable sewers and fin: ishera. | We guaranteo a fit satisfactory in every particular. 6 Shirts for $9. 6 Shirts for $10.50. 6 Shirts for 6 Shirts for $15. The number of custou, orders we take every. day is a convincing proof of our success in direction, which is attributable to the scrupu- ous care and, supervision iven every single Shirt before it leaves our eatal ‘Sa-Call for Mr. Lockhart, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. 7 Esrasuisuep isu. CHOICE OLD a88s EX Tl ERE 885 H I 5ss, Re H SKK I Hit 858 *c MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS, HRT HOH HHH It H HID HOH ‘The peculiar medicinal qualities of Whisky disttiod PFihe Mousngaheln have ‘aetrsctod The attentions Fi oul we attracted. te atte tie Medical Faculty in the United States tosuclta doe Greseigipiece tina very high yositon ainous the 'We beg to invite the attention of connoisseurs to onr celebrated nue OLD WHISHIES. which we ober atthe following prices iu cases coutaluiug One Dozen Bor en TUREE FEATHERS, OLD RYE, 1865. 272.09 OLD RESERVE WH es pd Teor UNRIVALLED UPP! Jf youcannot obtain these Whiskies from your Gro- Regisi ER-T BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY. cer, We will on. receipt of Bank Draft, Tera tor ter, or Post Office Money Order, or C. 0. D..if desired: deliver them to your adres, by Express Pade all pom east of the nver maby freight toany: ‘ie United Staten | ce a LC HAE toe Bite Sintra PERN D sop QUALITY, the above ire Unsurpassed by any Whiskios ib the Market. ‘They Seentigely Tae Fi a ADUL~ prone Possess Natural Flavor and Fine ‘guic Propeities. PERFECT SATISEACIION “otise fine to be rocasuod aLOUF expense. Correspondaice solicived ¥.& H. W. CATHERWOOD, 114 South Front st., Philadelphia, ‘New York Office. 16 South William st. ox Lresra companys exrnacr oF MEAT. For Improved und Economic Cookery LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Only sort guaranteed GEurxe by Baron Liebig. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Traprax OLIVE OIL, First Pressing. Choicest FOR TABLE USE. N. W. BURCHELL, Je 1325 F st. Pararsco Frovrixe Muzs Established 1774. PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE. PATENT, THE PREMIER FLOUR OF AMERICA. ‘This Flour has long been conceded to be SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THIS COUNTRY 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 the WHITEST, SWEETEST, AND MOST NUTRITIOUS BREAD, Ask your Grocer for it. C. A. GAMBRILL MANUFACTURING CO., 18-tth.s-Gm 214 Commerce st., Baltimore, Ma. = Norce ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF G93 FRE RRR ERE g853 > ons Be Eni ER 3 co Eee OR ker Sss3 7 ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Itia withont 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 invented up to the present time, butthey produce Flour UNSURPASSED by any millin the world. To prove that, we would simply state that » 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 bas attained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior article for the genuine. THEREFORE, ‘Bo sure and see to it that either saks or barrels read “CERES,” And have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. ‘W. M GALT & CO, 21 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. BOOKS, &e. Bers. ‘OR THE MOUNTAINS AND SEASHORE, In Ole Virginia, by T. Nelson Pago. ‘Judith”—A Chronicle of Old Virginia, by Marion a atia, by Count Leon Tolstol. ¢ Christias Wreck, by Frank Stockton. rien,” by Blanche W. Howard. “A new edition in Povell’s Library. ‘Croquet and Las ‘Lawn Tennis; all styles and Prices, WM, BALLANTYNE & SON, 3e27. 428 Seventh street /OOKS FOR SUMMER See Pocket Libraries, Cassel National Library, at 0 cents per volume. and pee es Good Croquet Sets, from one to fourdollars. Paper aud Envelopes, from the finest to, ane cSPURSEL, jell 41s Shee ae W. i. Lovwormms & Co. 1424 F street, Washington, D.C, Haye the most extensive collection of STANDARD, CHOICE, RARE and OUT OF PRINT BOOKS to be found in thiscountry. Their house is a book-lover’s paradise. LIBRARIES APPRAISED AND PURCHASED. ap5-3m. HOTELS. SOLARL, SPECIAL SUMMER RATES; furnished rooms with gas, water, and good Oper month. Aiaiy Aenined “eueaw 20 SOLARIS, 1413 Pa. ave. 1p ‘ALTAMONT, ‘BALTIMORE, MD, Admirably located, #¢ coruer’ Butéw Place and Tan, vale. Acknowledged the iia an evati re avundanee of Bi sy room. Actually the coolest and cleanest GEBIG ANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. quits Mittens caeiteciae testes eat tia ‘The Finest Meat Flavoring Stock. USE it for | gulls hes thitl bo ___ Soups, Saices and Made Dishes. Seon *_ AWiL: BTORK, Propriotor. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. EAiclent zone in all cases of Weakness and Di- DENTISTRY. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. R DUKE DENTIST, 716 14TH N ‘Highly recommended aa a Nightoap instead of Al- D cximcted wi t without pala, by ado local oa the. ‘Teeth LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. @ ith. GENUINE onEx with fuc-simile of Baron Liebig’s LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT oF MEAT. Coome Br Gua Afall Hineot GAS COOKING STOVES (Gn hand and forsale, mb31 WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPAXY, ec fecrieting we ets of artidclal teoth, one | Sao FARGONG, DENTIST, ‘Pilling a Specialty cure of toothache with- ame ae pour SS. PEELS ewe st THE TRADES. WHR A wea e138, ‘420: 2ithst. nw. axD BALTIMORE ante emcee RAILROAD. For, 158 Sou dnifes, Rochester, Baftala, Niagara our $yr aLbsk ie AND WAY AND, albkaspnie RAILROAD. Ticket northeast cor- ner of 130 in avenue, and st tbg station, wl forthe checking ences. 3. R_ WOOD, Gene ‘Agent. 225, ‘peoMont AIR, = Schedule in effect June 5th, 1887, 5:20 4M —Eat Tone, Mell Dally for ‘Warrenton, Gordonsville, Charlottes mung and Stations Sctween “Alcandria “and Lyachbune® Bite ia Strings, Allegheny Springs, Bristol, knoxville, Home, Galera, “Montgomery and’ New Orleans Bullmai ey TEMAS GAPE TE waren cen aly. for Warrenton, lottesville, Gordonsville, Stations Ches, 0 Route, Eynchburg, Rocky Motut, Dauvite and Stations De? tween Lynchburg and Danville, Greensboro, Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta, Birminghaip, Montgomery, ‘New Orleans, Texas and Californi man Sleeper New York to'Atlanta, in connection with Pullman Sleepers Atlanta to New Orleans, and Mann Boudoir Sleepers for Birmingham, Vicksburg and Shreveport. Solid. trains Washington to Auanta, ‘M.—Daily except Sunday for Manassas, Strasburg “and intermediate ‘Stations: also with through coach to Warrenton for Fauquier White Sul: phur Springs. 10 P. M.—Western Express Daily for Warrenton, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Louisville, Cincinnati gud Summcr resorts on and near Line of Clies.and Ohio Koute, Pullman Sleepers and Solid Trains Washing- tou to Louisville: also for Lynchburg, Bristol. Chatta- hooga, Meiphis, Little Rock and all Southwestern Points. “Through Pullman Sleepers Washington to Alemphig without change. ML. hburg, 11:00 P. M.—Southern Ex Danville, “Raleigh, Asheuiher Charlotte, Coluabe Aiken, Aucusta, ‘Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleaus, irs Washington ‘Texas'and California. reps fo icatomery Connecti w With Pulltuan Parlor ars Montomery to'Sew Orleuta” Pubiman Sleepers Wasi duxton to Rugusta without chance, also Pullman aieeper, “Washfugton to Greenbrier White SUIpLUr ‘iratug on. ings, daily except Sun foeton 9:12 A.M. Daily except Sunday, and 4:45 B da) Vashiniston and Ohio division leave Nene M. Daily; arrive Kound Hull, 11:37 and 7: fe anlersoeea an 0k eae ; Daily exreyt Sunday, ou 8:30 A. Mand 3:30 BM. Pees 8 from ius South via. Charlott — ville pe bury, arrive in Washington 8:11 and 8:23 Tig East ‘Tenn brittol and Lynch burg at 10:4: M. and 9:40 P. M.; via Ches. and Qhio Route and Charigt leat 9:40 P. M.; Stras- Dune Local at 47-4 “Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and information furnished, and checked a office G01 Penney!- vania avenue, and st Station, Pennsylvania Railroad, 6th and B streets” JAB. L. TA’ sez eral Passenger. Senger Agent. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Beheduie im effect SUNDAY. JUNE 19%, 1887, fect ‘9th, 1887, Leave Washington fre from Station corner of New Jer- sey avenne and or Chica 10:05 a.m, and 9:40 pm daily, with 256 a.m0. 18 through coschies and sléeping cars. inited Express for Acne ana *Cheago at Fast Fivlbe gn Bittabane at 6-30) ext inora- oer ‘chianged on this train for fasctume. 0:50. No extra fare is For Clicinpatt, Loulgyille and St. Louie dally at 3:15 1. and'9:40 pin. with. thrown coaches and Palace jeeping Cars’ to” Cincinuall and St. Louis without sage ape in Clpengat next morula at innetl “nex 7 Bt. Louis 6:40 pan. Noexirs fare on thie train for fast time. e565 “is um. and 8:55 pm. daily Detroit, ‘with Parlor and For Pittsvure at 10 Beare a rand ‘Detroig, jeeping Cara to Pit For. ‘and Local Stations, 10:10 am. daily, ie Grace, Newark, Wilmington and Phila- (eee Oe Se TD ene between Baltimore and Wilmington, 5: oe and 12:10 and an. ‘On Sunday 8:30 am. 4:40. Setwee Pay epg seta emengian 288 Pals ta onptiiy ‘ain. and'1-30.3:30, For stations on Metro; 249 and 11 0 a Brauch 6-45 wan. daily. exceyt Sunday, and? 30 pam for principal siatious Ships 4-40 pas daily. ex: gene Sunday gor priueipal stations ow Metropolita Branch, 1 aim. daily; on Sundey stops. at all stations. Fon x Caitnereburg and intermediate pointe except Sunday, ‘and. 11 ban daily” For Bosdteuad interisodiatestations 11 bam. daily; Church train leaves Washington on Sunda only at politan Branch. "For. ick 10:10 am. and 4:40 Pap. day, except Sunday. oo Se Haferstown 10:10 am. and 5:80 p.m. daily,ex- “Prams arrive from the West daily 6:20, 7:20 am, 11band 4:20 pan, ‘fom ouite'on Shenandoah Valley RR, 1:15 pam. From Philsdelohis, Ghester, Wilmington and Herre Grace, 10:45 a.m., 3:05 p.m. and ¥:30 pau. daily. From Havre de Grace, ae and intermediate wrth ot Bal >on Ae y m., and 1:50and y hun. ,stopping at all stations on, Mutn aaily, except Sunday. aie ‘aud intermediate points, 8:25, m. a §:15 p. m. daily except Sunda; Praine 1¢ pe ee at 5:10, 6:30. panei Stubay ea uu steag 232 mai g:30 and its an ont ington stop at Relay station, 0. 7:4 ate ‘tome Waring ESF tarihge information epply at the Baltimore Seunayivanin avebue, coruer Ista meat here; get Wvania avebue, corner 14th street, whe will be taken for Yo be checked and received at 5 any point in the city, ae at r, Baltimore. ‘BM. CLEMEN’ PERCY G. SMITH, Pansy Ag’ Washington. 1620 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. HOMPSON LEAVES 6TH ORDA, WEDNESDAY aud street wharf eve RIDAY, at 7 a m. for Potomac River Landings, as far as, Kinsale. | Ariives at Viney Point about 3 p-m. ‘are to : First-class, 5 ys; second— Glass, 25 cents, 320-lm \URFOLK AND FORTRESS MONEOE. fares, Tho popular, safo and fast, Steamer LARE, ‘clowandly’ turns, Heaves 7the sat DAY. 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