Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1888, Page 4

Sd = * / — THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY JUNE 23, 1888-DOUBLE SHEET. CITY AND DISTRICT. WHERE CovuL SREEZES BLOW, Attractive Pinces, where Overheated manity Can Find Comiert and Pleasure. Days of glaring heat and nights of discomfort tn ‘the city bas starved the tide of travel to the sea ‘Side and mountain resorts. Many wise people taxe advantage of the full information respecting sum- ‘mer resorts to be found tn the advertising columns Of THE STax, and select places where they are sure to find comfort, or make up before they start a Schedule of thelr stopping places, if they propose to make “a grand round” of the’ resoris. To ald Those who are in doubt where to go to tind com- fort and pleasure, Tug Stak publishes notices of Places where one ‘can find ample accommoda:ion, & good tabie and abundant provision for pleasure. The “Hotei Baaterskill,” that old aud popular Fesort that has grown in favor year by year, will De open for guests on tire 3th Instant. It heeds Ro commendation. As the resort of the historic Catskthi Mountains it has made its name. For Luts Year the rates have been reduced, and those who Would enjoy tts host ity must appiy early. Individuals of families wno are seeking a de- Nghttui summer residence, with all the benefits of cool temperature, enticiag table, and comfortable quarters should not overivnk the Calcot House, at nesville, Md, It 1s only one tmile from the rail Toad, under the shadow of Susar Loaf Mountain, and affords the deiignttul sport of bass-fMshing 1b ‘the Potomac. ‘The very name of Congress Ha!l, Saratoga, car- Hes with it to Americans and to pieasure-seekers of the oid worid ali Laat fs taciuded tn a first-class caravansery. As Saratoga 1s one of the first watering places of this continent Congress Hall is one of the frst hotels of Suratoza, and was given to that famous watering place its popularity. Persons in search of information as to summer Fesorts boanting places during the heated period, Should appiy t H. B. Jagoe, at 363 Broadway, New York. ie bas a list of 3,000 summer resorts, won, rates, &<. Myrtle Hail, at Harper's Ferry, conducted by Mr. ¥. E. Burrtiloffers special inducements to families, ‘This hotel is beautifuily located ou Carry's Hill, ‘The grand seenery, mountain air and good tabie, make it an atiractive summering piace. On South Carolina aveaue, below Pacific, At- lantic City, ts the Mentone, where Mrs. E. Jag- metty spares no pains in making things pleasant for her guests. ‘The Mountain View House, 3,000 fect above the tide, on the top of the Allegheny Mountains, at Aurora, West Va., 1s conducted by Mr. John A. Saniz, who announces that it has no superior as a Beaith and pleasure-giving resort. It is beyoud the reach of mosquitoes, and is noted for its many Pleasant drives to Cheat Kiver, the Backbone and Otuer places, ‘The San Marco ts finely situated at the corner of Pacific and Massachusetts avenues, Atlantic City. tts enurely new and is furnisued turoughout ina Bandsome manner. ‘The Treuton House and café, Asbury Park, have ‘Deen greatly improved and enlarged since the last Season, ‘The café ts elegantly appointed, Mrs M. ¥. Wagner, the proprievor, prouuses all city con- Venlences, ‘The fine surf bathing at Atlantic City never fails to attract large crowds. The Elkton, at Ken- tucky and Atiantlc avenues, 1s man ged by A. P. Morris, Who insures a guod Ume Uo bis patrons. The Hotel Allen, corner of Pacific and Arkansas nues, Atlantic City, under its new manage- ment, is toorough and Complete in all its depart- ments Mr. Jos S. Davis Is the proprietor. ‘The hotel at Kock Enon Springs has opened for the season, and any desired information concern- ing its management and Fates can be obtained from Mr. A. S. Pratt. The hotel is on the Gre North Mountain, and besides the excellent min- eral waters, steam-heated baths and a large ‘sWitnming pool are provided for the guesta. Kock Enon is a favorite resort with Washingtonians It is a very homelike place. ‘The Hotel Glisey, at the ocean end of Connectt- cut avenue, Atlantic City, opens this year under a BeW management, The facilities aad comforts of ‘the past year have been enlarged and improved. At rewains open until October 1. ‘The Arandale, at Bedford, Pa., has been enlarged and repainted, and 1s ready for visitors, both old and new. mountain region o¢ Penisylvanla ds wo well known lo need comment. Wuen the traveler reaches WUliamsport, Pa, he Degins to apprec the mountala scenery of the Keystone State. The Park Hotel at this place 1s located In a beautiful park of five acres, and all the surroundings are calculated Lo please, Special Yerms are offered to fauilies. The Fenimore, at Asbury Park, 1s situated con- vVeniently near tne beach. It is well suited to Make Ue Stay of visitors pleasant and agreeable. Brexton Villa, at Cape May, N. J., presents many desirable features tor those who propose to speod some portion of Lue hot weather at this Well Known resort. Blue Ridge Summit, in Franklin County, Pa, has 4 cool sound and Is in fact cool. It ts only two aud a-quarter hours trom Baltimore to Moaterey Hotel, which ts located at that place. An entire new management aud increased facil ities are announced Uo the patrons of the Orkney Springs and Baths in Virginia, This resort is Well known to Washingtoniaus. Twelve miles west of Winchester, Va, Is located Valiey Home, where tae mountain air and medici- Bal Waters can De enjoyed by the guests, Hotel Columbia, at Ocean Beach, N. J., has accommodations for 300 guests. It ts within 150 feet of thesurt Tals resort is growing in favor year by year. ‘Tue Fortescue House, On Arkansas avenue, At- lantic City, has been enlarged and entirely refit Ted. ‘Tue rooms are large and handsomely fur- Bished, aud the Bouse bas @ foe Ocean froat. ‘This ts the first season forthe Hotel Walfes, at Annapolis, Md. The house ts entirely new, and the terms are moderate. The proprietor offers special terms to fami les, At the ocean end of Tennessee avenue, in At- Jantic City, 13 Wyndermere, which has fine ap- ‘pointiments, and & welt adapted for those wishing to Visit tne seashore. The Aldine, at Cape May, offers attractions for ‘Visitors, among Which its location 1s not the least. Real Estate Sales. David Leverone and Stepuen Gatto have bought OE. Carusi et al, trastee 5, 2s oa Pennsyl- Vanla avenue, between 9b and 10th streets, Joun H. Lane las bought, for $9,764.95, of Geo, ‘Trucsdel, nine lots tn Eckington. " Ketta G. Wil jams B Das bought property im the sume tract for 5,268.59, a Excursions and Picnics, ‘The first excu.sion of the season of the Carroll Institute will be given to Bay Ridge next Tuesday, the 26th inst. Three trains will be rum to the Tesort, the last returning at 9 p.m. ‘The Arrowsmith Will go down to Colonial Beach to-morrow, leaving Ler wharf at 8:45 a.m, aod Feturning fo the city at 9 p.m. ‘The steamer Cecile makes hourly trips every day from Mattano’s wharf to City View, from 9 a.m. to 20 p.m. ‘The Corcoran will accommodate all who desire Yo escape the city’s heat tomorrow by making to Marshall Hall, at 10:30 a.m. and 2:3 Pilot Boy has been chartered by the Bal Brith for to-morrow, aud Will take an excur- sion liugwood Bea: The ‘ior will make her regular trip to 3 Great Fils and Cvbin Joun Bridge w-morrow. ‘The frst _moonit ion of the Palais Royal Benettelal be given to Mar- Hall on Mond: 5, on the steamer an. The bout leaves the Wharf at 6 o'clock Cores sharp. Coming Amusements. Tar Aruietic Exuterrion by membersof the Co- Jumbia Atuietic Club, for the benefit of the Gar- Reid Hospital, at the National Theater this even- Ing, promises to be a very interesting affair. The local athletes will be assisted by disungulshed amateurs trom out of town. EY ws Orewa Hovst.—The week of “Boccac- el” at this house ua» been the most successful of the seasoa ‘hus far, despite tue great heat. Next Week “Fra Diavolo” will be put ou, and will doubt- Jess atiroct as larze attendances as did “Boccac- 10." Auber’s musi: possesses the ch rm of peren- Bilal youth, and the story of “Fra Diavolo” seems ever to <Tow wearisome, no matter Low often heard. It has been especially successful tn the hands of Miss Winston and ner supporting com- pay In previous se.soas, Maxxis Buow Tiearer.—At this house next week @ new dramat n Of the story of “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” will be acved by Mariande Clarke and bis © ny oNckRT.—The program for the evacert in the White House grounds this even- lug ts a8 follows: 1. Collocation, “La Gicconda,” Pouebiellil. Introducing sailors and populace chorus, “Thanks Unto tue Angelic Voice,” “The Mareveoca,” “Fe Barcaiolle,” the Fusiana song, “Him 1 Love as the Lights of Creation,” and “Dance of the Houris.” 2 Grand Fantasie, Tax Maxrve Baxo Ce “iemunisences Of Meyerbeer,” Godtrey. Intro ductog ‘Mazourka,”” from Tomance, “Star of the Huguenots;” "prayer, “Star of orth;” choral aud Bohemian dancs, “tugue- romance and quadrille, “The ae aria trom “Robert le biable;”” “Blessing of we Dugzers” from the “Huguenots” 3 Waits aria, silken Bands,” Bischof. 4. Grand selection, ” Gounod, comprising the “Church Scene,” rScene,” Mower song vaise, “King of ‘Thule,” angel's Chorus, soldiers’ chorus, and finale Of act Ist. & Characteristic dance, “The Co- ‘Sousa G Gems irom “Erminie,” Jacob- — DEDICATION OF THE CARROLL MEMORIAL CHURCH. Carrou Memortai church, Which bas been erected at Hyattsville, Md..im honor of Archbishop Car- Toil, the Orst’ bisiiop of the Catholic Chureh in ‘Us country, wil be dedicated to-morrow morn- ing. ‘The services will begin at 10 o'clock. Car- inal Gibbons will sing a ponufictal mass. He will Use in celeorating the mas# the chalice, missai ¢ruets and chair which were used by Archbishop Carroll Goupod’s mass of the sacred heart wil be Fendeved by a select choir with orchestral accom- —— The sermon wili be delivered by the Rev. La Curtis, of Wilmington. The mem- bers of Carroll lustitute of this city will be present @s 4 guard Of hover to Cardinal Gibbous, Distaict DEMocRaTs aT THE BALTIMORE CONVEN- ‘Tlos.— Al a ineetn, Tepresentalives of the local and state democratic clubs last. Bight it was de- cided that the clubs would attend the convenuion = eid _ ae on July 4. Mr. A. J. Carr @ am account of Lhe preparations made to en- lertain visiting delegacioax ‘The clubs will leave Washington, escorted by tie Jackson Democratic > <iatlon."about % o'clock om the morning of "a the convention ad; gates will be ae visit tate ey a dat: Faufcadon meet which ine Washington or ‘auizations propose to bold July 7. The Fire at Miss McBride's, MARLAND TELLS HIS STORY—MISS M'BRIDE AND COL. TRACY HAVE A STREET ENCOUNTER, In the case of Mary J. McBride and John W. Mce Farland for arson, 00 trialin the Criminal Court, ex-Lieut. Arnold testified yesterday after Tas Stan's report closed that McFarland was intoxi- cated when arrested, and at the station he said he had bought olls, under Miss McBride’s instruc. on, for housekeeping purposes, ‘M'FARLAND'S TESTIMONY, ‘The defendant, McFarland, testified that he pur- chased oll and rosin for Miss McBride; he oiled three floors and the back statrease, also some of the bedsteads inorder to destroy bugs. He had been sent out to purchase camphor and rosin, Which Miss McBride and an Irish woman scattered around to keep the moths out of the carpet. She sa.d nothing whatever to him about setting the house on fire. Miss McBride, through Capt. Ver- ney, made heme ng ong vo him that he take the responsibility for the burning, and tuat in return sue woud sew that Lis family was cared for, would use her influence to get him pardoned. ney dasked bim for the Dugan letter, but he declined to give it up, asking What they would give hiin for it, ‘The letter was thea in the posses. won of the detectives. McFarland sald: “I sus- pected that he was laying a trap for me, and I thought I would lay one for him.” In explagation of the Dugan letter he said that the peopie with whom Miss McBride had stored the furniture refused to give It up unless some authority was presented. On crossexamination he said thathe met Miss MeBride when he was a guard in the Mississipp! penitentiary, and while Miss McBride was an inmate. The’ case Was adjourned until Monday. A STREET EPISODR. About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr. T. C Taylor, counsel for McFarla:.d, and Col. Tracy, who was a witness in the case, met at 7th and E ‘Streets northwest, and the latter handed Mr. Tay- Jor a letter to look over. It 1s understood that the letter was from Miss McBride and explanatory of certain charges made against Col. Tracy. Miss ride came up while Mr. Taylor was reading the letter, and snatched it out of his band. Col Tracy attempted to Q@ke It away from her, and a Struggle ensued, in which the two rolled about 4n the street until a crowd gathered, and until both Miss McBride and Tracy were complevely covered with dust and dirt. The result was thal each got @ portion of the letter and kept it, 24, sq. 4, Eckington; $9,764.85; lot 1 to 3and 24, Sq. 5, 00.; $4,764.85g lots 8, 9, and 19, sq. 9, do.; $3,580.97. Same to KettaG . Williamson, lot 1, sq. 3, 5 and 6, sq. 4, 15, Sq. 5, Sq. 21, 1, 18 Wo 24, $9. 23, do,; $5,263.39, J.E. Padgett to C. B. Pearson et al., in trust, 2 to 4, 8 to 10, 12 to 15, bik. 4, 1 to 10, 5,21 w'S and 5, blk.’ 8, Waithey Close; $— Hi. C, Bolden to F. J. Shedd, Suv 152, W.’s sud Mt. Pleasant; $— G. Truesdell to C. J. Orttip, lots 22 ‘and 23, $q. 5, Eckington; $2,433.87. Sate to G. Killees ev al, lot 4, blk. 10, do.; $1,013.25. Same LOX 1. Chapelle” lots 18 19, 22, and 23, 84. 45 44. Same to George Killeen, lots 18 and 19, 2,455.87. Same 10 Elsie F. Joyner, lot 10, 8q. 9; Joun H. Walter to D, Milne, sub 40, sq. 300; $3,250. W. P. Metcalf to G. P. Scott, part 10t 19, Dik. 17, F. and B.’s sub Pleasant Plains: $550. Same to George White, part do.; $550. W. B. Webvet al. to A. T. Brice, lot 3, sq. 81; $—. Ie Clark to C. Walter, sub 36, sq. 545; $300." C. Wal ter to Eliza Clark, same property; $—. D. O'C. Callaghan to D. Loughran, sub A, Sq. 34! 200. C.E Banes to ©. Sickels €t al, Sub 127, W.'s sub Long Meadows; $250. T. E. Waggaman et al. to Catherine W. Myers, lot 5, bik. 9, Woodley ; $11,358. D. O'C. Callaghan et al, trustees, to D. Leveroue eal, sub A., sq. 380, $17,825. Hev. Dr. Leonard’s Declination, THE REASONS WHICH INFLUENCED IM. Rev. Dr. Leonard was asked by a Stax reporter ‘this morning as to bis reasons for declining his election to the post of asststant bishop of the dio- cese of Southern Ohio, as it Was stated in yester- day’s Srax he had done, “Well, It 1s Just this,” he sald. *In view of the possible and probable complications that were likely to arise under the conditions that I imposed, I thought 1i better to deciiue and withdraw before they did arise. I communicated my decision to the Vulo diocese a few days ago, but have as yet Teceived no formal reply ——__ Moore, the Negro HELD FOR THE GKAND JURY James Moore, the notorious negro burglar ar- Tested by Detectives Carter and Mahon, was ar- Taigued in the Police Court this morning changed Wita burgiary at the house of Mr. Walter B. Gran' He pleaded guilty and said tuat he did not enter the hous: alone. “Who was with you?” asked Mr. Sheppard. “Mr. Sullivan,” he replied. “The case Was sent to the grand Jury and “Moore was com- initLed Lo Jail in defauit of $1,000 bail For Shooting His Brother. EDWARD J. HUDSON SENTENCED TO TWO YRARS IX ALBANY PENITENTIARY. In the Criminal Court to-day Edward J. Hud- son, convicted of an assault with intent to Kill his brother, George J. Hudson, February 1 last, was called up for sentence. Mr. Clagett had previously asked the court to set the verdict aside and ac. cept a plea of guilty of assuult that Hudson might receive a Jail sentence. ‘The prisoner asked the mercy of the court that he might have a chance to nanke himself. ‘Tue court said that during the trial he was tm- pressed with the fact that it would have been dangerous to set him at liberty. While sympa- thizing With him, he could not do otherwise than to give Ulm the minimum senteace—two years in Uke penitentiary at Aibenv. ———_ A WARsING To THE BoYs.—Willlam Nichols, a ‘small wiuite boy, was before the Police Court 'to- day, charged wiih setting off firecrackers on H street between 9ch and 10th streets north. West. It was represented to the court that the Uoy, Who is an orphan, 1s the only support ot Lis gratdmother, why is ‘seveniy-nve years old. ‘The Judge cautioned the boy not to repeat the offense ahd took his personal bonds, A New Tatat Gxawrep.—This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery set ‘tke ver- dict aside In tue case of James McCarthy, con- Victed of perjury, and 4 new trial was awarded. McCarthy was convicted of false swearing in is own defense on a trial tor selltug Liquor to minors, ———— MARRIAGE LICENSES. — Marriage licenses have been Issued by tue clerk of tue court to Edmund Naughto. and Marla Mahoney; H. E. Lyies and Frances E. Voss; Geo, T. suallwood and Della G. Kobinson, of Boston; ‘T. W. Matthews, of Warren- toa, Va., and Mary K Guiich, age ‘Te VeTeRaN Frxguey.—The Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Assuciation of the District last evening accepted the invitation to Visit Baltimore on July 40h, Lo participate in the celebration of the vete- Tau of tat city. ‘They arranged to leave by the Baltumore and Potomac Ruilroad at 9 o'clock. — ELECTION OF Orvicexs.—The members of Mert- dian Commandery, Nu. 178, U. 0. G. C., last even- ing elected the ivilowing officers: Novie com- mander, C. L. Patten; vice novle commander, Mrs, SE, Maddux; preiacé, Dr. W. W. Granger; 'K. of K., Pred. E. Woodward; F. K. of It., Wm. T. Kent; treasurer, H. H. Hough; past noble comuander, Dr. H. M. Bennett. ——+__ Affairs in West Washington. ON THe iuveR—Spending the atterzoon and eveulng On Lhe river, of at the different boat land- ings above Ubis place, is @ favorite diversion of many people Unis hot’ weather, and old boating men Say that boating was never so popular as now. Yesterday afternoon and evening tue river was crowded with pleasure boats of all sorts. ALLEGED CKUKLTY TO ANIMALS — James Mc- Cracken, for driviug a horse With a sore buck, Was arrested Yesterday, aud Was Tequired to leave col- vera. ‘Tue first of a series of games between the Olym- plc aud D. C. Base-ball Clubs was played yester- Gay, aud resuited in a decisive victory for the foruher by a score of 22 to 4. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 & m—Great Falls, temperature, 86; condition, 36; receiving reservoir, lemperature, 87; condl- Won at north counection, 36; conattion at south connection, 36; distributing ‘reservoir, tempera- lure, 86; Condition at influent gatehouse, 36; condition at efluent gate-house, 36. High’ tide in tue Fiver Uo-day at 7:47 p. m., low de at 2:12 Pu —-—___ Alexandria Affairs, Reported for THe EVENING Stan, KerCeN OF THE Cavers.—St John’s cadet bat- talion returned last nizut from its camp at Tol chester Beach, having spent the afternoon in Bal- Uumore. On afriving the corps imarched at once to tue barracks on Duke street, and were dismissed, During the camp at Toichester a drill for the medal offered the best-drilied cadet took place, The medal 18 offered by Maj. Wiifrid Potver, of Euuira, N. ¥., a former commandant of the Dat- | tauion,” and Gol. P. L, Downes, of the staif of the goveriior of Maryland, was the judge. The last {wo contestamts Were Sergt. Meiphensuin, of Washivgton, and Cadet RE. Hult, of this city. ‘The latter Won the medal,which wili be presented, among other honors, at te school commencement next week, ‘Nor Goixo To Cawr.—The Alexandria Light In- fantry held a meeting last night Lo consider fur- ther the subject of uulling in the third regiment camp at Charlottesville next week. ‘The corps ex- ected to go lnto camp this sumuer, but upon. count at the meeting last night it was ascertained that somany members would be ated by that the proposed business from leaving the city camping trip was al Norgs.—The survey of the Alexandria and Mt. Vernon Kallroad has been com and it is sald hat it will be constructed with the ‘aid of Phila- deipuia capitalists, Its escimated cost ts only $130,000.——Andrew Jackson Lodge, F. A. A. M., master.—The has "elected Edgar’ Warteld Alexandria female Institute, Misses Green:, princl- als; closed yesterday With’ tnteresting exercises, —The cannery here is now at work, doing a wod- erate business in canning ——Giss cherries. James Johnvon Sentenced. FOR MANSLAUGHTER IN CAUSING THE DEATH OF MES. O'NEIL BY DRIVING A BUGGY OVER HER. In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this morning, James Johnson, convicted of manslaugh- ter in causing the death of Mrs. Catherine O’Nell, by driving over her ina buggy March 17 last, was called for sentence, Mr. F. P, Closs, who appeared for him, withdrew the motion for a new trial, and asked a suspension of sentence, presenting a peti- tion tiereror calling’ attention vo Jounson's ‘pro- ‘vious good character, the condition of his family, and also the signatures of the jurors toa state: ment tat they wouid be gratifed if such a course fas Was asked for could be ‘He also sub- mitted that Johuson ‘already been three months in Jal, ‘Tue defendant appealed to the court for leniency, urging the condition of his family, Who Would sut- fer by his imprisonment, Judge Montgomery said that although no crime was intended, 1t would be unjust to the community to suspend sentence, He had come to the conciu- nd in detault of payment of the fe OO days’ ad: and in default mt 3! ditional in jail, Pee Aw ENTHUSIASTIC MARYLANDER Frvep.—Daniel Lioya, trom Montgomery ‘County, Md., shouted “Hurrah for Carsou and Gleeson” yesterday afver- noon when he Was informed that they had been aduitted to the Chicago convention. Omicer Nei- son placed him ‘under arrest, and this morning Judge Miller find him $5 for diSorderly conduct, Sm “chm A PROPOSED RAILROAD TO GREAT FALLS.—A cer- {leate of incorporation ot the District of Colum~ bia Suburban Kallway was filed yesterday in the office of tne Secretary of State at Anuapolis. The Toute a8 described 18 from near the Chalu Bridge, by the most eligible line, to the vicinity of tne Great Falls, on the Potowac River. ‘The capital ‘Stock 1s $100,000, and the Incorporators are Guibert Moyers, Jas. W, ‘Denver, Thos, J. Meyers and Juo. T. Mitchell, of Washiugtou, and’ Edward C, Lever, Nicholas B, Omutt, Wm. "J. Hil, Chas, William Fields and Jno, L. Bronnett, of Maryland. ——— Loathsome Sights in India, Calcutta Dispatch to the Loudon Times. ‘The advanced school of Anglicized natives ts ‘seeking to construct a political edi:ice of elective parliaments in India, The leading Bombay news- Paper draws attention to two recent revolting 1D- cidents as conclusively proving the imperious ne- cessity for social reform and eniightenmen’ before At would be possible to concede electoral privileges, Tn the one case a tenant farmer, in the presence of the assembled villagers, amid the singing of songs and beating of drums, deliberately gouged out the eves of his young wife, who was piuloned for the purpose by tue neighbors because he had been told by a demon that they would be replaced by gold eyes. ‘Tuls super- stition Wassh red by the whole village and uetgh- Dorhood, including the police, who ‘alleged that the unforcunate Woman had perished by cholera, In the second case, thescene was a temple, inld- way between Chuddengaut and Secunderabad. ‘Three buffaloes were bucked and hewn 1nto pieces, which were strewn all over the road, and the people iu the immediate vicinity of the lace- Fated abimals were dabbling and dancing about in their bivod, while others, holding the yet bieed- ing legs and ‘joints, were ‘whirling them about tueir “heads,” and” gesticulating furiously. A fourth animal, whico was being cut up or wounded, Was’ still alive, and added his pain- ful bellowings to the Horrible din. A lite farther on some two or three men, with bodies naked and painted, held a goat by the legs, while from the stiil living and quivering body they were tearing away with their teeth mouthful by mouth- ful Lic beeding fsa, squirting and sprinkling it over the adjacent crowd. Otuer goats and buf- loes were close at hand, waiting thelr turn to sup- ply the horrid sacritices. ‘To complete these Buc- chanallan rites, a crowd of women, apparently 1u- toxicated with ‘drugs, with air disuevelled, wtid 4 mien, and bestneared with blood, periorued a Kind of 'satante dance, accompanying each move- ment with Violent shrieks. ‘Tue object of all these loathsome orgies, Which Were wituessed and par- Ucipated in by hundreds of persons, was, we are Uold, to appease the Hindu goddess who holds in ner hand the scourge of lipox. The Entertaining Briton, THE COMPARATIVE MEKITS OF ENGLISH AND AMERI- CAN MEN. From the Arxonaut. ‘The popularity of young Englishmen in New York soctety remains unabates. ‘The young Englishmen in New York offer a va- riety of types. Some of them, especially those of a lower class at home, come like conquering heroes. They grumble at everything American, they com- piain With bitterness “of tue “trains” and the cli- mate, the lack of good manners among the women, the ridiculous dressing of men, the shoddism, the absence of oid families, and in’ their sleeves liugh complacently at the people Who are running about like mad dogs and straining every nerve to have them at dinner and dance. Not a tew of these men are adv who gull New Yorker with Lease.” “My cousin, Robert. —; my elder brother, who married daughter of Lord —,” a man not tn the swim, can have no idea what'a few such sentences, com: with a gentlemanly appearance, a chilly manner, a good supply of clothes and cheek, can wy ueré in New York auhony people who are heuher dense nor inexpereuced. ‘The Newark us lord Was an exaggerated type of this class, and so long as Americans lay themselves open wo this sort of Uking they Will be fooled and then Jerred at by the great fainily of bosus lorus who make America thelr happy hunung grounds. It is rather surprising that so wany' bitter expert- ences have not taught our countrymen to be a little more judicious. But people who learn slowly generally learn thoroughly. ‘The better class of Englishmen who infest New York are generally Very nice teilows, Who stand their spoliing well, Excepting such men as the Duke of Marlborough, whuse reception here was something to forget as svon as possible, they are generally talkative, unaffected, jouly fellows, with tong .eys, Ite brains, and mahbers either quieuly dignified or boyisbiy ihgenuous. They are better- looking than our men and better-tempered. They are wuch more ignorant of our country than we of theirs, They all tink Uo live on a ranch must be the stinple ir bliss, and that bears, buffules, “mountain lous, antelopes, and” prairie "hens circie before the door of the rancher’s cabin, While he sits languidiy in the doorway ening Off the particu.arly plump young ones with is rite. Their ignoraace In business matters 1s something unbelievable. Tuey aré prey for the commonest swindler; but once they get swindied— as they always do ib the first year—tuey become absurdly suspicious of every one, and begin to rd the honest man as Diogenes and Hamlet did. They are the most phlegmatic meu on eaith in thelr loves, the most obstinate tn their hates, Their ideal Is to be country gentlemen on large estates In Eagland, and they hate une lite of large cities. Coud there be a man more opposed, at every point, to the average American? nid thls {8 one Of the secrets of their popularity over here. We like a change and they area cuange. ‘The other secret of their popularity Isthat socially they are as superior to our men as our Women are socia.ly superior to their Women, And IU 1s socially that they are so much in d-mand, American men, as a class, do hot shine in society. “The reasou for which 1s Very simple—they have ho tine to learn tobe enteruilning. It 1s next to impossible for a man Who has been hard at Work in office all day tosit down tn the evening and entertain, with airy persiflage, some raw girl fresh from college or some gay inarried Woman fuil of airs and graces and housense. He 1s Uired out, he Is preoccupied, and he will remain so until he does not “have to spend bis entire day 1 the office. How can he entertain when he never reads anything but what can better him from a business potut of view, when all bis brains and energies are concentrated on the proviem he has undertaken to solve? He may be, a8 faF aS Conversation goes, a mute, ine glorious Diderot, an undeveloped Sydney Smith; all that possible brilancy has been focused on MS business, at which he probably Is a geaius. He 1s Uke very successful literary people, who are notoriously the dullest people 1n the world to con- Verse with. And why? Because all their bright— est and most original thoughts are greedily gar- nered up Lo the minutest dropped seed, and are put into their next book, Wheuce they dazzle the world, Not so the young, itinerant Engushinan, He 13 one of the leisure Class and has no business. He has gone Uurough college and now bis work in life 4s to deck a crack regiment and be charming. He rarely las as much natve brightness as the Atnerican, but Witu Unlluited spare ime one can do a good deal. He acquires all the habits of so- elety, 1 soon Becomes his nature to laugh and talk, ‘and look unutterable things In the easiest Way imaginable, He 1s good company and a good Ustener, makes conversation with the skill of a practiced hand—one Who honors the fell horror of dead silence, and fs altogether a good all-round man from tie society polnt of view. A young irl, who has {died all day, and has nothing to do with herseif but be charming, sweet and clever, goes to a dinner. Sue ts full of vitality, brimming ‘over with conversation and tun; shé Jongs for some one to laugh and Joke with. She Sits at dinner between au American and an Eng- shan, both young, agreeable and good looking. ‘The American is, say, a lawyer, and has his frst important case ‘coming up to-morrow. He has ‘cousented to come this event Tequest of his hostess, who is his dear friend. He is Worried, pre-occupled and tured, The young lady babies Joyousiy to him a rippling stream of charming “common-places He tries to be civil and "make talkee-talkee, Dut it 13 constrained and forced, and his eyes, despite uls efforts stare vacantly ater smiling face With the Keen, Instinctive perceptions ol her Sex she sees he 18 “bored, though bravely bat- Ling against it. She is piqued, as who would not De, and turns to her neigubur. He 18 talkatlve, though reserved, listens witb evident amusement to per salucs, awe under ber Eiaycee, becomes entertaining, and, better 1s evidently enjoy- ing to the ruil her wit and brilulancy. She thinks him the most delightful of men, and when she goes home asks her mamma to have kim co dinner. But the scales are evenly balanced. ‘The En- glishman talks well and 1s entertaining, because the English girl talks badly and 1s heavy as an ¢ only at the earnest Some one in soctety must won't, Why the other has to. Years ot laboring in the vineyard bave given the Englishman a glib Profictency, almost’ mechanical, and certainly marvellous, He can be ag enthusiasuc as bis na- ure will permit before a palt of icy-biue eyes, of ithy red lips, which Uusiniling, unresponsive, would ent an American Uo the marrow. We, on our side, can proudly ‘our dear, bewritten ignis-tatuus of an Ainerican Sue cannot only be enthusiastic, but can. enthusiasm trom a lod of ming! ‘and absent-minded. water from a rock. Que can Old gent ‘I don’t see a grave of 4 person as old as J am.” is daughver—“Why, of father; you musi remember this 13 ‘Rew grave- Mydrofiueric Acid for Consumption. From the New York Tribune. ‘The experiments made by M. Garein have proved highly interesting. Availing himself of the re- markable observations made at the glass-works of Baccarat by M. Michaux, on the good influence of hydrofuoric acid in pulmonary tuberculosis, he Anstituted a sertes of experiments to determine the fofluence of this therapeutic agent. The ee ee day the patients ina chamber of about 212 cubic feet capacity filled with air with hydro- Muorie acid gas, the charging being effected by passing « current of air, oy the use of a pump, a percha bottle containing o1 jn of distlited water ard one-sixth of arpiat ot byaro- fluoric acid. The quantity of acid varies, of with the condition of the patients, those but shgnt= ly attacked easily standing nearly 18 quarts per cubic meter, and those seriously affected a little Jess than 9 quarts, after its having passed through second washing flask. Under this treatment M. Garein found that the attacks of coughing de- creased In frequency, the ex; tion changed in character and diminished, the appetite im- Proved and night sweats disappeared. ee Professor of class in journalism—“What 1s the difference between an editorial and an editorial paragraph?” student—An editorial 1s of the same hature as an editorial paragraph, but is larger and doesn have as much to say.”—Harper's jazar. Music which compels people to applaud with their feet might be styled sole-stirring.— Yonkers Statesman, FOR SALE—-HOUSES. iste SEW waa BOT cae case ee eee Foom# aud attic: is new aud modern; ‘heated by far- nace, also open fire-niaces with elaborate mautels, iuirrors, tiliny, &e. Handsomely papered throughout Sud in pertect onder A bancain i fold before day L STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. OR SALE HANDSOME RESIDENCE JUST CON pleted. RI. ave. bet. 138th aud L4th—Well bailt aud Deautifully fiuisued in antiqus oak and cherry; open tirr-places with artistic tiliug in every room: cherry and oak mantels with beveled mirrors: electric bell crystal chandeliers; haudsoiuely papered throuzhou phic $15,500, being but slight advanes on pelme cost: ailt by oueof our best builders. SLEIGER & LIE BERMANN, 1303 F 3 OR SALE-T SELL THAT BEAUTIFUL 900; $4.00 may itis considered to ed houses in the city: call at JULIUS LANSBURGH, ‘BLS 7th at. —T WILL SELL -PLENDID BRICK © 20x120, con- ‘Vim thoronigh or- new house, 19:30 15th st, for 87, femain unpaid ae long as desired. 12 OnE OF 1 best Hluishe RK S\LE—TWO THREE-STORY BRICK HOUS! hear eiitrance to navy-yard; cornet. proper: painted and in first-class repair; reuts for Per mouth; two dw lus wud store-room: good in~ vestuwent« bancain at $4,200; look at Gis’ propert ne. gor, 7th aud Va ave, de. JNO. F, WAGs AMA 116 Mat. ae., {-b.. rooms: price, $1,500; one-half cas! B. LEONAKD, d two years, 5 407 455 st ee Fe, SALE—GOOD BARGAINS, EliHiR FOR homes oF for investment. For sale several ivderate sized Houses in ast Washington, O. M. BALL, with Jus. H. Marr, 936 F st. 1.6. 3 JOR SALE—TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT— aiore and dweiling; all mod. imps,; kast Wash- ington. Address EAS 'W,, Star ofic Br JOR SALE—ONE OF THE CHEAPEST PROPER- ties offercd—a late, three-story and basement brick, wn rooms, bath, and all ‘conveuiences; lot 224100 toaliey: table: H st., between 4th and Sth st. naw: t price asked, $9,900, 18 & ‘MacGOWAN & CAMPBELL, EEN TO0S Fst JOR SALE-AT A BAI —TWO FINELY FIN- iswed Houses, 472 4 Ost. n. w., LL root with all modern improvements TIuquire of owner, Je23-3t* Ome a Er Fee si “ROOM DWELLING | for 87.000. the haudsomest finisied \d with.n two squares Of | res opp. beautifu: park. J. BWIMEN, 1313 Fst, 1801 £. ha. Sr, 1to Gulley Berti ch Mand N 1139 to 115 136 23d. (fh.. 4r, 9 Last. it 2 ho Dest. mw.stby 2389 te 2 houses rear..5,000 aces (2190 K eta 40d'uid 400 South Cap Pcs x St. aWoe fh. stot hog zothst. a ist st. s'w., Ch, 3 Houses ‘rear’ 6 2126 bh, 131 4 1349 Madison 12DK.. reat.4,800 -4.500 405 L st. 5, ‘Saliey | The above's only f tho property on -ay for bullet ieee t st Uez2] “THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,. | SCRSALE--AT A BAKGAL NEW BIC! bath; elewautly fui hed throughout uprovements; hardwood mates with mirot stained fluors; handsome porches and grounds sur: rounding premises, Call at 310 Maple ave., LeDruit Park. $2,000 or #3,000 cash required. I JOK SALe — CHEAP — LARG EVEN-ROOM uouse in Mount Pieasant; monthly payments J. i 142359 F at de22-6t" 2 BRICK HOUSES ON F 8° ood + $1,300 each, 3 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE| SUMMER RESORTS. _|___ SUMMER RESORTS. _ Sewanee | Abie meetin we aes | neat see cig art rox HUNT. (Commutation Fou aarpt genta ote 50200 fet 1.0008 foe fr sis0 amt HB: ¢ for 60.000 feet Buildin feet frout on avenue, Bf side: 4 c 25 foot alley af side, very desirable: price $750. Pehyground, &e; ‘roperty tinproved: price adiet spare propery, om ed, and wel ‘station sidewalk ou ibe way eusy A. BR FOWLER & ‘ua, Orto _ RICHARD P, EVANS Attorney. AB am 708 8: ‘MILES FROM WASHINGTON, ON FSittropstitan Brunch of Battumore aud Obie ae oe Ee raft trces, sud plenty of towers: clorsat water, you wera, ‘water, it Gan be had pals Gabe cheap, on Feasonable terme OK SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR OITY PROP- three tracks of choice timber 1and in West Nari, coeating ot Wo. Gio ‘and LogD ten al iui each other tere 3 TO, agent, Maraunal ia 8500" Heights am Washingt fad abil are any eT AIPHILLIPS, 1410 New York ave. Fol sna doctrable budding wie Wil bevola cheap ‘desirable io an mmébate purchaser, “litle perfect. Abstract todate. BH. WARNER & CO. 916 F st.n.w. j22-3t OR SALr—CHARMING LITTLE PLACE. NEAR Silver Spring Station, Met. Br. B. and 0. KR. Fine Close to 7th st: $3260 for pine-room hou carriage; {ru ade country home, J.B. WIMEK, 1313 Fat jed2-3t {OK SALE —FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, ScABLES weil of sslendid. water and testi, bait acre o ground; 25 miles from this city; price, $1,100; $100 Cash, balance, #220 per month. Light acres, no iu/provements, beautiful view of this city, 3 miles ‘distant; price, $800; same terms as above. ive actes, withi 400 yards of Carlin Springs. H. Station: 8100 per acre, cash. ‘These pieces of with wall Gouse aud arts $0°tudiee Agwn te vet with small house an ct wn the trom Washingto Price, 84 Der ac cash. 19. acres, 7-room dwelling, considerable frait and F i mm, 2 miles from whart, timber; 18 ities from Washitgton, 3 miles frou Be ik, Station. Price, @10 per acre. “Ei. SIPHERD & GO, 1SZL Fst. m. w., Washington, D.C. year aan eee house, 2 ac new 12: fon on Met. Branch KK. fue shade, 7-rooin cottage, stable, grand shade, fine fruit excellent spring 80 feet of grecuhouse, ve imin- Utes frem station, on W. & O. Rie: 61 4 acres, ali iu excellent fruit, eood well, Bric in full view of city, 1 mile frou Long Bridge, ‘Over oue hi 'T. H. SYPHERD & CO., 3022-2¢ 1321 Fat JOR SALE—THE RESIDENGI N.C. stephea, at Bladensburg. Iaquire of Mrs. DIEUDONNE, Biadensburg, Md. Cool and pleasant, res of fine grazing grass. 20-w&sim* Fe, SALE—THE HANDSOME E “FRAS- cati.” beautifully located in Orange County, Va, near Mon® # home; in view Of Blue Rides Mountains; one mile from st post-otice . 3 hours: yy rail from Washington, con- taining 300 acres. Tinprovements—A large, brick mansion, two stones and basement; 15 room all requisite farm builuings ‘The whole in high cult Vation and condition; numerous ae. well and rai water. A vaiuable warden and orchard, beautiful lawns, &c. Jocation exceptionally healthy. ‘rice Jow on account of departure; terms easy. For further information address ler, President Mi ished evttages, ny iu avia or mosquitos, UND! New York 16.23- JOR SALE_FARM OF 100, ACRES OF LAND, slightly rolling, sandy loan; 39 acrvs clear; baluucé iu ‘kgod timber adjoins ‘the Baud P. 1 It: 49 mile from Patuxent station; 119 buildings: price only8t,100; very cueap; must be sold. Apply U. L BUYER 313 ietcaw. JoxI-3t AKOMA PARK—AT CO 7, OR WILL EXCHANGE, ‘finely situated lots, fronting Carroll aud Colum avenues, with or without neat 4-room cottaxe, with ‘u and eating-room detacued, J. A., P. 0. BOE s7, kit ‘Takoma, 50 ACRES, AT FOREST GLEN sTA- ing uew subdivision; look at it for au ifiruised cottage én South Mountain, LER Fe oan 1,500. 1,617 acres, with neces. Richmond, Fredericksburg and ‘ules from Wwasiluaton. © This y 29300. tons of hay, 2.000 bushala fe aud 1,000 barre of corn atinusly.. Price, 00 sores in Sussex County. Va.; tin: Proved; # good farm, and near railroad." Price, 10 cra." Aaplendid “farm of 100 acres on the Glen jdeuisvury roads; 1 mile from site of the Catholic University, hinproved.” For List of carina and aruculars cull oF adie THOMAS E. WAGGA ‘AN O17 F st. .w. je2l-oe FO%,, SAUETAT MELROSE PARE, uyarTs. Wille, Ma. desirable Lots, opposite the handsome ro Mende of the late tt. K. Eliot, eaq. Lota 30 by 130 feet, fronting on Melrone ave’ Price 10 cents per square toot. “Liberal terms to purchasers of more U Oue lot or to anyone building at once.” For further Particulsrgapply to TYLER & RUTHERFO. Jel3-2w* 1307 F st. uw. LOK SALE-NEAR_ ROCKVT! 75 ACRES, heavy. i 18 farm; S-room house, in lovely grove; new barh: inh, Healthful site; cheap.” 95othet farms, COOKED. LUGKE TI, 35 r, oF Rockville, Md.je14-Lu AVE A VILLAGE HOME NEAR WASHINGTON. [offer fine village lots, 50x37 1 feet, at the grow- ing Village of Ballston, Va, 24 mies trom New Iron Bridge, ac $300; $25 down aud 10 per mo. R.A PHILLIP», 1419 New York ave, Jei2-1m_ OR SALE-HANDSOME. BUILDING SITES AT Dunu-Loving. “Among ignprovements are new t-oftice building, store, handsome new cot- rks and mineral springs, inducements to builders. ELDER, 1225 ¥ st. nw. Cet sw. se with & good lot, 20x17 feet. to alley. ©. H. PARKER, “436 and E sts. aw. MALL HOUSE AND GOOD Jot on E, bet jg aud Ist sts w. Price $70 CL PARKER, io aua Faw. SE AND GOOD Cand D aw. krce ‘CH. PARKER, ‘43 and E sts. nw. OK SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD B ROK SALE—CHEAP_SMALL Hot EsgahS PF 200, on Sd a, vet. 4% and “McLean ave. &W., oF +6 rooms; all wod. imps. “ Price $3,200; ten |. PARKER, e22-3t" ds and Esw. WOK SALE—CHEA 6 ROOM BRIC houses on 434, bet. Naud Os.w.; reutine at $18.3 aul mod. unpa ; $2,000, one-third cash: bal 1 years, C,H. PARKER, jt 4igand Ew. S-ROOM BRICK houses oh M st. s.w.: & Heung and lot on F, bet. Sd and 439; lot 25x. AND 12- Toom brick house in West Ed, for 0. J AMBLEA SAUTE. 322-30" Attoriey-at-Law, 620 F st, Ok SALESTHREE NEW, 9-ROOM Bit K; MOD. 2uip. on Cat. sow.svery tue neighborhood; price aut for S-room brick Houses on New Jersey ave. n,e.; price, 84,501 ‘Two new 3-room Brick; H st. 8. e.: $1,200. ‘Three new 3-room Brick: M st. s,w.: $1,000, ‘Two Fraiwes on M st.; (leased ground); nearly new; Price for both,500. UL BOYER, Jer ‘B13 430 st. ALE—1234 MASS. AVN, W.. 15m. 8200; Lots, P 4'N00s 1716 Aileen betwee. Sth and Gth. per fe Winttuey a Ca¥ FRE SALE HOUSE ON “cAPrTOr, East Capitol st ; ments; fine location condition, | Parties di FOR SALE, star office. OR BALE—82,000. and basement Cellar; porch; all r. weil built and finished. "Easy terms, Pleasant Inquireon premises, JROH, SALE—615 Q ST. N. W.. NINE RooMs; Well built and finished; « desirabieaud cheap home: ‘M,M. PARKER, 1418 Fst, Je20-6t JOR SALE — AT FOREST INN PARK, FOREST len, very desirable vill sites; several besutiful This is the most charming the “Metropolitan Branch B. & 0. Lots cents a foot upward. THOS. G. HENSEY 1226 F st. now. Je0-1m, Fe, SALE—BARGAINS—LOTS AT FOREST G! from 2 ‘Md.; twenty minutes’ ride from city. 50 up. ‘J. K. HERTEORD, _$e8-1m* 142336 Bat JOR SALE-SPLENDID ESTATE, 448 ACRES, near historic Brandy Station, Va. M. K. K., Cul Peper Co. Va; lance wauscou, all outbui dims, water, aud fences, COOKE D. LUCKETT, 930 Fst, oF Kockville, Md, in* JOR SALE-WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED choice selections of. FAKMS AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES, of from one to five hundred acres, within from 1 to 20 muiles of the city, sul able sor stock, dairy, trait, aud weueral farming’ purposes, at very’ low prices and on Very easy terms, Cali cf send for bulletin. ALSO, FOK RENT Several very desirable Country Residences, Je2-Lin. H. SYPHERD & CO., 1321 Fat. ‘OR SALE_ON METROPOLITAN BR. B. AND O., at Rockvi le, new houses 6 to 1ir,; bul dine. lote? Country seats atid dairy {arms near stations. other farms 5 to 800 acrex. COURE D, LUCKETT, 039 Fst. or Rockville, Md. Jel. Fox ie'Gountry seat of 25 im bs ‘A fine ‘Country 25 acres, . lance double frame house of 11 rooms, beautifully located, on an elevation in rove af ‘Bie old forext cals: all’ necessary ‘ou:buildliye, fine water, quod orchard, only ten-ininutes’ walk from Silver Spring Station, Mevropolitan Branch, ‘Tor fail particulars apply to 26-1m. FOR SALE—LOTS. Fe SALE—BEAUTIFUL LOT, NORTH SIDE OF P st., near Blaine’s mansion, 46x100. improved by fraine liouse; rent $15; price per foot # 2023-68 LINKINS, 19th aud H sts, wo Bi LOTS, FRONT. inx 82% fort om Boundsry st, betweon 17th and 1sth.. Th we lots have au oudook over the ci:y' that caunot be obstructed, and are located just a little west of the ate of Senator’ Henderson's fie mansion, will double in value by the tie s4id mansing ie com Je EO, W. LIN ie Hout and it ata, house, For terms and Fittne season, On Jun> 37, the WeaPaadestiage “Fort Griswold: o the sua Opposite ‘and 2 miles below New Londen, Cont. opened under the same it as lant ante ir Tirkewe k PIERSON. cf the wee Messrs. Exown Sturtevant House, New York. Their table and entire service last year was beyond criticism, Spacious ; fine beach 1n1 ‘the rocky shore. All Foomis ove look the water. 1 here is no better stinmer Tesort, as mosquitoes are absolutly unknowu, Send for aunouucement, with plans of rooms on each floor. If you go via New Xork drop in at the Sturtevant — Evening Post. it T INN, rest Gisn ‘Station, Metropolitan Branch of B. & OB. B.9 miles from Washington, is now open for the ment and meute and first-class in all of its appointments. For in- fo% to raies, &_ address F. TENNEY proprietors, Forest Glen. Ma.,or Nationel Hovel, jashington, D.C. nt = HOU! CHAKL STOWN, JEFF. ©O., W.VA tor Summer Board. ‘Terms Je22-00-6t" T. R BAKER. N. J.—CARLTON HOUSE formation in recard §00. APE MAY POINT, Aopen after Jane 3 Cabs Home always open. and appcintments surpassed, by no house 0 tile coast ‘Sevouth season of present management. reas Je21-2m_ A H. HAMILTO! HE VI TORTA, A TI CITY, N.J., OCEAN ‘End, South Cavoliny ava, Thoroudhly Fenovat dy heated, gas, &c.: and cold sea-water Laths. ix now open elm) bt, WILLIAMS. HE AURORA HOUSE with its new Annex and Cottages, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, 3,000 FEET ABOVE TIDE WATER. A select family resort, at very moderate retes. This locality is noted for its healthfunees ana picttiresque wes. No fc no hay fever, no mosquitors, Pure ee water, ample amusements. Accommodations first-class. French cook. Railroad fare for the round-trip, gvod till October 31, 88.25. ‘Circulars at the Star office. J. +20-1m MAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGES ISLAND, MD., will open June 30. Terims, 81.50 per day, 8 per week, $30 per month. ‘Special arrangements for fain- ilies for one mon hor louver. Will m et Nertoik steamers at Piney Point wharf. Good sailing and bath- ny, Boats for sailing tree, “Address Kt J: ADAMS X KO., Piney Point, St. re ier to A. J. Dousido M132 6th ne. aud ©. 911 7th Dw. ut — Oe FROCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS, Great North Mountain, near Winchester. Va., 6) hours from Washington. Asaf home for families, NO BAR Accommodates 300. Atmoaphere cool: scenery «rand; spiendid roads, Finest chalybeate, alkaline, lithia, sulpbur, and healing Waters. Steam-heated mineral baths and’ lange swiin— ming pool. Table first-class, abundantly supplied; mittee, hotel and «roundsclean ; sauitary arrause- Ments couplete: beds comforts’ le. ‘Lerms reasonable, From June 25th to 29tha limited number ot round: E tickets, ood for seven days and including hotel Scooummedsiton and goald for fee time, can bs‘had st Circulars at this my oftice. Price $12 lustrated " — A. 8. PRATT, 1¥19-3m_The Sun Building, Washington, D. C. ARENGTON HOTFE,, for reception yf esta Yor season 1888, o reception of wuesta, for ents eed GEO S. RROMER, Manacer PRosrEct, HOUSE, CHAPEL POINT, MD. THE ed ‘most delixhtfully-located and completely appoint Suinmer Kesort on the Potomac Kiver, or within easy distance of Washington. The hotel has capacity for 150 guests; is newly furnished throughout; per- fect ventilation; broad verandas and porches; inviting parlors and dining-r.om; most comfortable sleeping rooms; table unexcelled.' Premises su; plied with pure epring’ water; extensive shaved grou ds, lance pay on for recreation and dancing music; amusement all: excellent bathing. bout, Dsting, crabbing, aines, pleasure) drives, de. “Levit very reasonable Keached by Potomac kiver steamers: also by Balti- more and Potore.Itailroud, -Meducrd-ra.e excursion tickets. Apply to W. B. JOHNSON, 511 Penn. ave. or H. V. TOMYKINS, Lessee, P. O., Cox, Charles Co., 2019-30 ee will be of guseta, Phe most complete and best equipped sunuineF Fesort in either of the’ Vrgiinas. Gas, electric bells, ‘and cold baths on each floor. $60 per calendar month, Two and VHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ‘Fauquier Couuty, Va, one-half hours from Washington. Four trains daily. Write for circular sontainiag analysis uf water, at- tractions, &e. Address— i H. CABBELL MADDUX. Je ALL COTTAGE, 11 RDS FROM OCEAN Park Place. opposite “the Brighton.” Atlant ¢ oy, N. J.; large rooms: fine beds: superior table; nJune ist. MKS, BELLE CARRIGAN. jels-2w* ON THE CHESAPEAKE, ‘The most complete in all its appointments of any re- ‘sort on Chesapeake Bay or Potomac Kiver. MUSIC BY ITZEL'S MILITARY BAND. First-class Restaurant under new management, Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio Depot, Washington, atQa.m, 1:30 and 4:20 p.m, Sundays, 10am, 2:10 and 3:30 p.m. Returning, leave Bay Ridge 11:45am, 6:15 and 9 P.m, Sundays, 12 noon, 8 and p.m, BOUND TRIP, ONE DOLLAR, ‘Tickets on sale at B. and O. ticket offices, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania ave., and at Depot. On Sunday at Depot only. 3e16-3m_ M4288 sogr porcr aR RESoRT— "THE BLU: F3,"— Mount Desert Ferry, Anew house overlooking the sea, pall modern conveniences. In full view ot Bar Har. r. Boating and fishing un<urpassed. Fine lawns for Teunisand Croquet. “D. B SiCCKHUAM & CO. 16-2 Proprietors ¥e1 W D HOTHL, ASBURY PARK. N.J. the year: directly on the beach; accomtmodal 400 wuests; refiruished aud a large addition added, jucluding & fine ball-room, making this oue of the nest hotels on the Coast, J: 8. BIFLEY, Proprietor. Jel JP OTEL LAFAYETT Hi AYETTEs CAPE MAY, N.3. ‘Beautifully located within 50 feet of the’ Ocean. Strictly firt-class, coutaining all modern improve- ‘ments, with fire-escapes and perfect draiuace. Je16-2m. F. H. HILDRETH, Proprietor. Mars ¥ ND SEASHORE RESORT, ATLANTIC Howl, Ocean City, Md. opens i. 1888, under ihe manswenent of James Carroll, formerly ‘ot Uld Sweet Spree, Va, Kutaw House, Ba timore, and lately of New York “Hotel, New York City. Unsur- bath mz, boating and fishing. ‘Terms moaerate. Hf Apply to JAMES CAKROLL, Coeat City, Aid. JelU-Lia Horm nore, OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. ‘Terms: $3 Fer Day, $17.50 Per Week, 960 Per ‘Month, and upwania, Send for Ilustrated Pamphlet, 272m ¥. X. PIKE, Manacer. Wee TON BT NG LAKE, NEW JFRSEY, vate ‘ DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. GAS ANDELECTAIC ELLS. OPEN FROM JUNE TO OCTOBRE 306 K LETCHWORTH. ARKER IY, N. 3 OCEAN Pita esctient Thoatiiue, and ‘atin Gas and electric bells. Table and. appelutiuente uiex: celied. “Open all year. THOMAS DEVLIN, Pro 2S ete Mine Will open June Ist, Good accommodia ton; city Sook. For particulars address S.A LAUGHLI®, Dect Park, Ma. ded HOUSI HETWOODF. ATLANTIC CITY, PACIFIC AVE- bet, Tadians aud Hlibols, wear Bretton aawement Appointments fret FROME. = peso Pacific aud Kentucky Aves., Atlantic City, N.J. ‘Open all the year. MES. M. ROCHE, HE WAVERLY. ATLANTIO CIIY, N. J.—OPEN year; bot atid cold se, water baths in house; fife sun parlors; coach meets trains. ‘ap6-3u MAS. J. L. BRYANT. AVENUE, NEAR HE RENOVO, TENNESSEE the Leach, Atlantic City, N. J. Oven all Seas. my1-3m E, CHEESEMAN. LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. THE GRy AT Dyspepsia Cure. Kecommended by the State Med- al Society. Now recocnized as the Jeaditxg wateritng: Place in the mountains of Virginia. Send forircular. ©. AS CALHOCS, my28-1m Proprietor. OTEL OCEANIC. BARNEGAT CITY, N. 3. Open June 16th to Oetover st ‘Terms, address E. C. BUICK OCKWOOD HOUSE, Harper's Ferry, W. Va. guests ence 1876, will re LOVETT, bropriettess. T. s 86 per week. summer hotel, open to peu dune 1 Mra. s. E e WENT, Clerk, Cireularsat Star office." my4- RLETON HOUSE, SPRING LAKE, NJ. block from the beach. Well-furuisbed, Wedding, elevator, electric bells, Special” ra June and September. LL. HINKSON, Prop.my SAML. WAGNER, IGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, Di ‘ware, will reopen June 20, INNS, under ‘the maine Mavaxement as lust season. Pennsylvauia Railroad access direct to the Hotel Circulars at Star office. Direct letters o call until June th, Naticnal Hotel, Washington, D.C. WALTEK BUKION, Mauager. my:0- Lan? W i QbS0k SULPHUR SPRING Maguisicent wade. elegant bu: fort pure Tia, fair charges, Circulars at BKENTANO'S, 1015 Fennsylvauis ave., or A, M. JELLY, New Windsor, Md. 2m? VER SPRING! E 14TH. many iupr’ Land at’ Colton’s, BLAKISIONE, Kiver Sprinss, M: PE WAVERLY, OCEAN GLOVE, N. ‘Beacli End Ocean Pathway. ‘Five view of the ocean. _¥2-1m tae W ALES GAP HOUSE DELAWARE Ware Penusylvenia.—Opens June 9. A favorite i tain resort, Thres fs from Pliiadel ‘and a-hali he . LW. BRUADHEAD, Je ENOVO HOUSE, RENOVO, PA. pen for summer uvsts June 1, ite for circulars and rates. | Pa RK; Broad Re _del-Im 0.8. HUMES, Proprietor. | QHIRLE N END KENTUCKY AVENUE | Siatiantic city, Sa. new bousc- avon beat | attachmenta MOT. SOUTHALL (or W | D.C ___ ne HE ARANDALE, NEAREST TOSPRINGS HOTEL, BEDFORD, PENNA. Dpens June 1. P quel located midway betwen the Springs an ord: has been emlarwed aud te= painted for the season of 1888. for furdser imiorms- tion 1 ALSIP & SMITH. FDLE IU? HOUSE. FORMERLY ANNEX OF THE Lockwood House, In the Blue Ridge. Newly fur: ished. Terms $0 ‘THOS. S. LOVETL, Proprietor, Harper's Ferry, W. Va, Cali at Siar otfies for circul OTEL BRIGHTON, LONG Bi Hoe™ COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, N. 3. Hotel accommadates 300 guests. Within 150 fect of the surf. For circular, terms, &e., address FRED. E. FOSTE! $5.26 mis TY, VA. For further infor” LLDkO SPRINGS Barat coe Mopen Sune 1 to Octover, 188%. imation and 15, on Northern Central Railroad; invig- wring of wonderful curative qual ties; ‘food music, and every mod m convenience: Dowel strictly frat clase, Mates $10 to $14 jer work. JAN DIES. my29-c026t Superintendent, rue acapiay, rpue rat SESS ANNE. VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. Acharming newand palatial Hotel, situated on the Atlantic Ocean, eighteen miles east of Norfolk, Va. ‘Opens June T aud. reiains open throughout the year. A delghttul summer and winter re-ort. For descripuve pamphlet, terms, &c., address 3. W. ALMY, _my1-26tt.ths Manager, HE IOAHO. 2 ILLINOIS. AVE, ATLANTIO City, N.J.; elegantly furnished; excellent cuisines jew; terius moderate, Miss M. HOUK. BROW"—THE ST. ELMO, Write tor W. CATLEIT, Berkeley Sprincs, W. Va. ARBEEY PARES A” FAMILY Hotel, near oceat. House greatly enianged; table ppointiments firt-class, artesian water. couvenieuces moderate, HE MADI J. 100 YAKDS from Oceau’ wus aud comfortable ;, Sanitary arrangoumeuts perfect; Cuisine unex- celled. C. B. STEWA. Je9-colm IT 8E WootTox. ‘Delaw.re ave., between Atlantic and Pacific avenues, Atlantic City, N. J. 9-eolm — MRS. J. W. SiMPSC ‘NITED STATES HOTE! U ‘aantle City, X. ‘The Largest and Leading Hotel. Opens June 23, 1888, z AND SUMMER EnsORT, ‘open for summer es $25 per mouth; Children under :» Ko mosquitoes, Steansbont EBERT MOORE, Proprietor. Jel GROVE-SITUATED 150 YAKDS FROM Daud frou Weeington, daily, tlexraph oiice: a table, splendid’ ‘water all ‘Kinde'of fruit, healthy foca.ion; refereuces exchanged, tersus, €2 Der uonih. Address Hi T- SWART. Jeis-hme {OR SALE—THE CHEAPEST LOT ON COLUMBIA Heights, and near Dr, Hamuiond’s now buildi «wo fronts; only 25c. per erm RIFO D, i425 F street. eb.6i e283 JOR SALE— ‘A fine residence on Connecticut ave..16 large rooms, with fine stavie. This property fronts on two desire: ble streets, aud will be sola cheap to an immediate pur os 1519 K st nw., 3-story and i ‘A splendid louse on Grant Place, 16 rooms and bath. This very desirable property wiil be exchauged {oF two smaller houses. Price, | basement brick, all mod. 10tirst. nw. story brick: and bath: all uiod. in’ lot 20280. 80500 Ae? BL Ost nw. Urick: story wud ecllar, 86.500. 104 4 Story and casement? ® tory sind iasetaout trick :8 roome all mod. tm jot 18x80, $4.50, aN ss i Pick warehouse, wharf tront 46x150; doing a good Bur eee een iste ne, 2a 3 A ime 16x05. Houta tor ex per mou i300 Sw. frauie, 7 Toown: 10t 22x70; aide alley, ‘Price 81,800. ios Jetu-tt” “2H WARNER & CO,, 916 F et. nw. SALE=To CLos ay EwtATE= Bis Wisc ow handsome S-atory bri jodern fm Sellent ea Brick stable in the rear, = euent ee. OOD Hat mew.. 3 story” imp.;lot 25 5xiss. eit 12 A ition Fo? SAGE, CHEAP LOT ON M st. su17: to build five houses on; only 75c. per foot. oi. Hl sees.oe 1G ig Fratboot,_ JOH SALE—AT AUCTION ON MONDAY AFTER ‘noon at 5:30 p.m—A beautiful little lot 18x70 io alles) on California ot, near 2d st Be VOSE. U,, Auctioneers, ie Fes Gina he prae cena Ea ut #20 cach: th until paid for. DON HERNDON! 1000 at Jelo-ime 8 Jel! JJROR SALE—A BARGAIN—TWO FINE BUILDING Finan nonivent steer 305300 Sexe te “81.20 per square foot. Apply to PIT! BHADFOuD, 1505 F at uw Jeld-1w, OH Sal CHOICE SMALL LOTS INIT. PLEAS. ‘au ‘aud 8600’ each; small cash pay- imente recatved 3.8, Henr¥ouD, Mjett-ame 10i: SALE—BEAUTIPUL BUILDING LOT, 16TH Frc ste ecween ie sad Lz 2 feet opt at ow 430 H st. now... eee aS ic RT Aa SE 428 and 42834 H st.n.w.,two: bgt tae eg He af brick houses; 8 rooms, besik th; well Bani fweLtnye; stables on the rear “41 : ‘ LW. i:tiory frame house, 7 rooms, beside Lot on it st. n.w., 22x100. Lot ou Mass. ave. ne., 60x75, Lot in Jucason Alley, Let N. Capitol and letats, east. Rcigsepe Grom on pare en a 4th and 5th oureis. ‘Ancxcellent investment information as to terms, &e., call at e0s8wln 445 Het.nw. Fe, ‘SALE—I HAVE FOR SALE NORTHWEST, SIX Ei ew Houscs, one being s corner, the other Ee Fray ae hae ia now first time Heng cee if taken now.on very easy terms. BLOWN £00,191 Fat 1s2m * BUILDERS AND R “SALE—“ATTENTION, DEBS, AND Speculators"—Five Ce Sri Gah UN ita eee PEs eh ee el-Im GOS 14th st nw. OR SALE—CH? AP—i LOT, 20x68; ALSO, 1 LOT, ‘32x40. 7thand Kets, ne. EARLY, Jel-1m G03 14th st nw. SE SA LOT WITHIN BLOCK OF DUPONT circle for $1,500; very = Jel-1m’ 0S Tata aw. R SALE—A NUMBER OF SHORT LOTS NEAR FGubiat Ginis: wo hes of eronnae iam G03 14th ot. nw. SALE_THE BEST (FEST INVEST. a aaa month will buy a ‘on street or ave OE a 1410 New Sorkave. FS myl4¢3m OUBLT WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALY- teate Sprioge, Comberland County, Pa Bitusied ings beautifule “These springs present turivalcd yutiful. r Sdvautaces, ‘Terms very moderate. Seud for circus lars, &¢.N.M.CARTMELL Proprietor. _je15-lui* LENVILLE, ATLANTIC CITY, ‘end of Tennessee eve.: a] mud-rn conveniences. _Jel9-eo2m _ HOPKINS & 3 EW GOLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE MAY. Xi; rst-cless appulutuncuis, elecir» bells, gaa, elev tor; mear the ucesn; excelleut cuisine. ‘Ubeus June 30th, P.8 ATTICH, Proprietor, (ones ISTAND, finest Beach and Surf Batuice in the world, ‘Can be reach: d from North or South daily by N. ¥. P. and N. Railroad. Steamer Northampton will be met All trains wet ou arr.val at Cherriton Station, and Pas-ctwers transferred to Cobb's Island by steamer. Hotel physician. dermis $2.50 per day, $12 per week, $40 per month. Fei coma Sisk acaat 3e16-co2m A. F, COBB, Proprietor. HENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS VA. ALU! SER peace pine Aes uatce ere 20 a : Pamphlet address A. J. MYEKS, Prop. Jelo-1m GEE WOOP HOUSE-DELAWALE WATER GAP, Pa” Brick building; capacity 150; spring water! 17 acres private grow ‘wanitary arrano- = API Je ments, ‘Le2-eo33mj AL LaBAR '0 LET—OR FOR SALE—ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., HREE THOUSAND SUMMER HOMES FOR bot-ls, - houses. ots and bath- T HEALTH, REST AND PLEASURE. Als & CO. ‘Real Betate Agen, jullding, aiid 2031 Atanise ave Je7-i AY RIDGE HOTEL—OPENS JUNE 16. HOTEL ON THE AMERICAN PLAN ONLY, 1, TRAIN SEK SPRSODERATE BATES farther OTS WEDD OF J. Jel4-Im ‘ay Mies Ma. (HE ISLESWORTH, OCEAN END OF VIRGINIA Atiantic «ity, N. J. open June 23d. Entirely ay, ure: 90 ° Toning a furnished, 3 Hi tly £% 3-Sm eke Mec SLELLAN. ISTE BAIMOND, FAGLE'S ‘SULLI- van County, Pa “Mountain resort, 2,200 feet," Boating and bathing. Boats free to ruesta, "e13-20* ‘WILL L Proprictor. ‘BEACH ND COTTAGES, d hae TEA Gin, No, lise, to ocean. $5 csi CRUMP Colonnade Hotel, ‘The Devon Inn, Devon. Pa. is Bow open. (RENTON HOUSE AND sat seme ‘Bran —— ‘oi DMRS. MF. WAGNER OTEL ALLEN, PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS AVES. Hera ea serio ree Partmenta, Bek BEND Eh ine bess and 5 electric : on GILSEY, Eee ‘Beautiful SES OCEAN VIEW HOTET Coda ree wn: 100 a CROWELL ic on ee gaers Sah ee er, PENS | 16—HOTEL. REE OR teeter 4B SANK CAFE ASBURY FARE Grover Nes rt JAMES STOKES. Tt LOUISBURG. pon. a Jaly 2. Within s minute's walk of the ocean, siete Auelovator and seventy rome bave a 5 Added since last’ season. ‘The Cuisine abd ail the Pountinenteat the Louisburg are of the hagneet Rates from $25 per week upwards; transient rates Phar dyes dares opt Jute 0, BALCH, ce d BUTLER, room clerk, 16 Louisburg ‘ap aT i ‘Bvston, Masa. elt coum \HE ARLINGTON. OCEAN GROVE, N.J-—AC- webcruscle and Auditor‘umi: roome may be secure: Uy telegraph ‘WAL P. DOLBY, Proprietor, Ovea Jel6-ozun S eee iew New Management. Ley bg ‘world. Opens June. pet a Wa TONE Pept Je16-co28t “Late of St, James Hotel, N.Y. ‘CITY. N. J. THE LEHMAN, OCEAN “Thd of Penotyivamis ave, eularged and bewiy far myittenu ins. FW. LERMAN. ___ SUMMER_ RESORTS. RGYLE—OCEAN END CONN. A’ ‘city, ferme m ATLANTIO X, 3.0m saniiar arrangement, new 1an- sr a “3. GODSrLI. OTEL EMERSON, ATLANTIC CITY. 80. ca ave, near the oean miern improvements; elctric igen Tekst Phos SoBe SAML 3. NOUNG, Broptietcr” MLO-Lmjel3-2m TLANTIC Gi Amst ony MENON. th Carolina ave, below Facitic. near the ocean. im esi rE SAGMETT ER. HARPER S FELRY 1. Board @6 per week, Spring beds, on camp” bi sprtetor. * OUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, This popular summer resiet, attumted at A bof the Allerheny Mt Rove tot iia, in now open for the Fes weet ne free from fore and mosquitos, with, excellent Arives to Cheat Kiver, The Back tons, Youghosbeny iver, ‘other pointe of interet. AUrOFS YRTLE a) ey ferme to familie BURRELL. p M be T= ELKTON, No ‘ow Open. Kentucky ave. Atlantic City, 8. 2 <P +9-1m AN MARCOS, ORRIS. Sacitic and Mise sven, Adantic City. Pntirely new: Suruisted throusbout in the ios! ferlert manwer 30-2an 305. PAGE, Prope, D®® PARK AND oaKLann, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, 3,000 FEET ABOVE TIDEWATER, SEASON OPENS JUNE 23, 188% These famous Mountain Resorts, situated upon the. summit of the Allechanies and directly upon the mata, Lneof the Baltimors and Olio Railroad, have the ad- Vantage of its through-train service both east and west, and are, therefore, readily accessible from all parts of the country. All Raitimoreand Obio trains ‘Stop at Decr Park aud Oakland duriug the seasom, ‘With due regard for the safety of quests in case of Accident, fire excapes of the most recent and approved de-ien have been added to the hotel buildings at bot for ladics and gentlemen, suitable «rounds for lawa, tennis. bowling alleys and Lillian! rooms are here, fine Fiding and driving Lorses are kept for hire, in short All the necessary adjuncts for the comfort, health, or pleasure of patrons. RATES, 260, $75, and €90 per month, according to location. Diagrams of roomsand floorscan beseon st Balti. more and Ohio ticket offices, 619 and 1351 Peunaylve- Lia ave, Washington. All communicatic ould be adidreswed to GEO. D. DesHIELDS, Manager B. and O. Hotels, ‘Curuberiand, Ma, up to June 10; after that date, either Dexu Pana or Oaxtanp, Garrett County, Md my22-wis,10t N ARKAGANSETT 3, Seamet INNS. Sixteenth senson, lly resort, first-class in every Tespert, }1 urpased.” Kor torus and civalars ad- | AUNDELS. jew tela AKE BEACH S_3_, THE BALTIMORE — K from apd with full” view New Viratclass tal TeASA RL MOURTAINS. x. x, BON ol tanh OPENS TENE RATES KEDUCE = Rattroad aster dittet to circulars t Ww. F GILSEY HOUSE, Broadway aul my Sm, wee-2Ot USTINE ie beach, f nt.” Surrounded by pia Address, for circwars, ST. AUGUSIIN. Paige Bh at. ave CECB EN tise Pr! NO MALARIA, HAY PEVEK OK IN ort unexcel'si tor halt end picesura, Seeking, resort unexcel'e! for health and pleasure. Bathing, aud Babine. ‘itotel Eagles M ye 1 \. INGHAM & CO. Nite MERY WHITE SULPHUR VALCOTT HOUSE, | BARNESVILLE, MONT tucets every ait Jo t. Fine view of Blue it ef boarders a specialty. Terms from pores PRICES, CONGRESS MALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS. ACCOMMODATES 1.000 GUESTS. RATFS $3 PEK DAY except tor ro: ou parlor and first floor, Open from June 21 to October 1. m15tuks-16t M.S. CLEMENT, Manager. V HITE Mc ted, convent us, open fw treos, livery ted, tabie first clase. terms rascnable, Send for ess 1HE LLMWOOD, Franconia, N. ((RESSON SPRINGS, PENNA, Main Line Penna, Railroad, On Top of Allogbeny Mountaina, The MOUNTAIN HOUSE ‘Will open JUNE 2 Alltrains stop at Cresson. For circulars, &e., a@freae VIEW WM. BR DUNHAM, Superintendent, Cr Pa | MES 7c, shae tou | daily train Pare ES, FROSTBURG, et ubove tide. Four Ik; cool ah NSAS AVE. A ND ¥.N.J., eulanged and en- Fall opdan view. fue rooma, splendid vcation, full orchestoa J. ROKTESCU LE 2 ARKA’ ty. N HE. ALDINE, CAPE MAY, rat licuse from the beach. of tiie or perticulaes,wyily to roe I OTEL HENLOPEN. KEMUDOTH BEACH, ree Erg dal) pene Je 2 e TTHOMPSON, Proprietor, LEASANT i Tu the vislace of Deer Park, Ma. Ist. For particulars addrvss FREELAND. poate ku, MUELLER, Proprietor. Open Jui del-ius 1 Lot sea-water baths, open for tse weamvg fdas, Wer Monte Phiets at all prunes oftices, Wasiiin 66 NIMe RY deuhtrully oes, baw ail mt OTEL GILSEY, 0c! ave. Atlantic City. : AN END © under entire new manage incu al veran vem F qlectrc Vile aud gs throm Out: ance rooms wit ‘etlings. beds atid ta frst clan T to October T” PONS IC Open “Sue SCHWENCK. Prop.’ UIDE—A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN WILL, Grates waide to twovr three ives descaua to tre iu thin ccuutry or abroad; salary siuall address W Ky Btar otic: toa \g AKIE—MEET B.C B AT SAME HOU AND Place SUbday evening, oF if Impossible addres of Geueral Delivers, BC. ETOWN CLEAKS—I¥ THE THREE GEN- Women clerks and ope lady cleek wall ign tueae aout 0d edroner'ug tarSiuiuuniatiou role ——f yt a4 ~at theme jet YEW. HAMBLETON, (QUMETHING COOL. DRESSY. AND SEKVICEABLE Siiereer Einclints Misturtcturny Clvthicrs and Tailors, 111 2 RR eee acanoriets te FQ) DIFFERENT STILES OF HUDDERSFIELD BO Se heed Seance im, 84.40. is and Tadlors, 1112 F #t. aw. yeoman WV 3. WILLIAMS GEO. W- McELFRESH, AUTHOR prompaly attended to sud strictly’ coubdenitinl Omice Cre uoare W. WILLIAMS Mauager, 028 uw, ‘STH'S OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE Where first-class Second-Hand Clothing can be Se SiS eS ne. BOARDING. ARTIES COMING TO NEW YORK CAN FIND parties 5 a ecoommodations: rates ot ARMSTRONG.