Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1888, Page 9

CITY AND DISTRICT. WHERE COL SREEZES BLOW. Attractive Places, where Overheated Mumanity Can Find Coméiort and Pleasure. Days of glaring heat and nights of discomfort in the city bas started 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 in the advertising columns of Tur Star, and select places where they are sure to fud comfort, or make up before they start a schedule of thelr stopping places, If they propose to make “a grand round” of the resorta. To aid thove who are in doubt where to goto find com- fort and pleasure, TwE Stax publishes notices of piaces where one ‘can find ampie accommodation, ‘good table and abundant provision for pleasure. | The “Hotei Kaaterskill,” that old and popular Yesort tbat has grown in favor year by year, will be open for guests on the 3och instant. It needs no commendation. As the resort of the historic Catskili Mountains tt has made its pame. For this Year the rates have been reduced, and those who | ‘Would enjoy its hospitality must apply early. Individuals or families who are seeking a de- lightful sunmer residence, with ali the benetits of cool temperature, enticing table, and comfortable juarters Should Hot overlook the Calcott House, at nesville, Md. It is only one mile from the rail- Toad, under the shadow of Sugar Loaf Mountain, aud affords the deiigintful sport of bass-fshing 10 the Potomac. The very name of Congress Hall, Saratoga, car- Ties with it to Americans and to pleasure-seekers of the oid world all tnat 1s included in a first-class caravansers. As Saratoga {3 one of the first watering places of this continent Congress Hall ts one of the first howls of Saratosa, and bas given Yo tnat famous watering place its popularity. Persons in search of laformation as to summer Tesorts, boarding places during the heated period, shouid appiy to H. B. Jagoe, at 363 Broadway, New York. He has a list of 3,000 suinmer resorts, ‘with all detatis as to location, rates, &. ‘Myrtle Hail, at Harper's Ferry, conducted by Mr. F. E. Burriil,offers spectal inducements to families, ‘This hotel 13 ly located om Carry's Hill mntain air and good table, minering place. ‘On South Carolina avenue, below Pacific, At- lantic City, 1s the Meatone, where Mra E. Jag- metty spares no pains in making things pleasant for her guests. ‘The Mountain View House, 3,000 feet above the eau tide, om the top of the Allegheny Mountains, at Aurora, West Va. 13 conducted by ME John A. Satz, who an! at it has no superior a8 a ving resort. It ts beyond eS, ahd is noted for its many Laces, ‘The San Marco is finely situated at the corner of Pacific and Massachusetts avenues, Atiantic City. It is entirely new and ts furnis. handsome manner. The Trenton House and café, Asbury Park, have been greatly improved and enlarged st the last Season, The café is clegantly appointed. Mrs. M. ¥. Wagner, the proprietor, promises all city con- | ventences, The One surf bathing at Atlantic City never fails to attract large crowds. ‘The Elkton, at Ken- } tueky and Atlantic avenues, ts managed by A. P. Morris, who insures a good time to bis patrons. The Hotel Allen, corner of Pacific and Arkansas avenues, Atlantic City, under its new manage- ment, is thorough and compiete in ail its depart- mneuts® Mr. Jos 5. Davis is Lue proprietor. ‘Tne hotel at Kock Enon Springs has opened for the season, and any desired information concern- ing Its Wanagement and rates cap be obtained from Mr. A.S.Pratt. The hotel 1s on the Great North Mountain, and besides the excellent min- eral waters, stéam-heated baths and a large Swimming pool are provided for the questa. Kock kaon is a favorite resort with Wasuingtonians. It ts a very homelike place. Tbe Hotel Gilsey, at the ocean end of Connectl- cut avenue, Atlantic City, opens this year under a Bew management. The facilities and comforts of the past year have bean enlarged and improved. ‘At rewains open untti October 1. The Arandale, at Bedford, Pa, has beenenlarged and repainted, and ts ready for visitors, both old and pew. The mountain region of Penusylvania is Woo well Kaown to need comment. When the traveler reaches Williamsport, Pa. he begins to appreciate the mountain scenery of the Keystone State. The Park Hotel at this place is located In a beautiful park of five acres, and all tae surroundings are caicuiated Lo please, Special terms are offered to families, ‘The Fenimore, at Asbury Park, is situated con- Ventently near the Deach. It ts well make the stay of visitors pleasant Brexton Villa, at Cape May, N. presents Many desirable features tor those who propose to Spend Some portion of the bot weather at this well- Known resort. Blue Ridge Summit, in Franklin County, Pa, has a cool sound and fs in fact cool. It is oaly two and a-quarter hours trom Bulthnore to Monterey Hotel, which is located at that place. An entire pew management and lacreased facil- ities are announced to the patrons of the Orkney iprings and Baths in Virginia, This resort is Weil known to Washingtonians, Twelve miles west of Winchester, Va, is located Valley Home, where the mountain air and medicl- bal Waters can be enjoyed by the guests, Hotel Columbia, at Ocean Beach, N. J., has accommodations for 300 guests. It is within 150 feet of thesurl This resure is growing io favor year by year. Tue Fortescue House, on Arkansas avenue, At- lantic City, has been enlarged and entirely reat ted. The fooms are large and handsomely fur- Bished, and the Bouse bas @ fue Ocean front. ‘This ts the Orst season for tue Hotel Walfes, at Annapolis, Md. The house ts entirely new, and the terms are moderate. The proprietor offers special lerms Lo families At the ocean end of Tennessee avenue, in At- Jantic City, 1s Windermere, which bas fine ap- polatments, and Is well adapted for those wishing to visit tue seashore. The Aldine, at Cape May, offers attractions for ‘Visitors, among Which its location 1s not the least. —<——— Real Estate Sales. David Leverone and Stephen Gatto have bought Of EB. Carusi et al., trustees, for $17,825, part lot 6, squire 380, fronting 39 feet 10 inches on Pennsyl- Fanla avenue, between Ot and 1oth streets, Joun H. Lane has bought, for $9,764.85, of Geo. ‘Truesdel, nine lots In Eekington. " Keita G. Will- sacusB Uas bought property in the same tract for see, Excursions and Picnics, ‘The first excursion of the seasan of the Carroll tute will be given to Bay Kidge next Tucsday, 26ch inst, Three trains wil be run to ths Sort, the last return The Arrowemith ed throughout ina ge turning to tue city at 9 p.m. Tue steamer Cecile makes hourly trips every day from Mattano’s wharf to City View, trou 9 a.m. to | pT ‘Te Corcoran will accommodate all who desire Yo escape the city’s heat tomorrow by making trips to Marshall Hall, at 10:30 a.m. and. the steamer Pilot Boy has been chartered by the Brnai Brith for to-morrow, and will take am excur- Fa Coulingwood Beach, Will make her regul bin Jonn Bridge t moonlight excursion of Roy al Assoctation suall Hallom Monday, June > su Corcoran, The boat leaves the whart at 6 och Suarp. oF ow bY members of the Co- ub, for the Demefit of the the National Theater this e - Promises to be a Very interesting affair. The athletes wi dssisted by distinguished 2r8 from out of town. —The week of “Boceac- e hws Deen the most successful of | | | | ings above tnts pla | many people tuis Lot’ weather, and old boating ‘The Fire at Mise McBride's. M'PARLAND TELLS IS STORY—MISS M'RRIDE AND COL, TRACY HAVE A STREET ENCOUNTER, In the case of Mary J. McBride and Joba W. Mos Farland for arson, on trial in the Criminal Court, ex-Lieut. Arnold testified yesterday after Ta Sran’s report closed that McFarland was intox!- cated when arrested, and at the station he said be bad bought olls, under Miss McBride's instruc- Uon, for housekeeping purposes. M'PARLAND'S TESTIMONY. ‘The defendant, McFarland, testified that he pur. chased ofl and rosin for Miss McBride; he otled three floors and the back staircase, also some of the Dedsteads in order to destroy bugs. He had Been sent out to purchase camphor and which Miss McBride and an Irish wornan scatte around to keep the moths out of the carpet, She said nothing Whatever to him about the house on fire. Miss McBride, through Capt. Ver- hey, made the proposition to'him that ne vake the responsibility for the burning, and that in returp she would see that his famtiy” was cared for, and ‘would use her influence to get him pardoned.’ Ver- bey had asked him for the Dugan letter, but he declined to give it up, asking What they would give him for it. ‘The letter was then in the posses. Sion of the detectives. McFarland said: “I sus- pected that he was iaying a trap {for me, and I thougit 1 would lay one for him.” In explanation of the Dugan jeter he said that the people with whom Miss McBride had stored the furniture refused to give 1t up unless some authority Was presented.” On cross-examination he said thathe met. Miss McBride when he was a Guard sa, the Mississippt penitentiary, and while iss McBride was an inmate, The’ case was adjourned unt Monday. A STREET RPISODE. About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr. T. C Taylor, counsel for McFarland, and Col Tracy, Who was a witness in the case, met at 7th and E streets northwest, and the latter handed Mr. Tay- lor a letter to look over. It is understood that the letter was from Miss McBride and explanatory of certain charges made against Col. ‘Tracy. Miss McBride came up while Mr. Taylor was readin the letter, and snatched t out of his hand. Col Tracy attempted to take it away from her, and a Struggle ensued, 1a which the two rolled about in the street until a crowd gathered, and unc both Miss McBride and Tracy were completely covered With dust and dirt. ‘The result was that each got & portion of the letter and kept it, gens tras aers ‘Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds in fee have beenfiled as follows: G. Trues- dell to John H. Lane, lots 1 to 4, 13, 14, 20, 21, and 24, sq. 4, Eckington; $9,764.85; lot 1 to Sand 24, Sq 5, G0.; $4,764.85 Plots 8, 9, and 19, sq. 9, do.; $3,580.97, Same to RettaG . Williamson, lot 1, sq. 3, 5 and 6, sq. 4, 15, sq. 5, sq. 21, 1, 18 to 24, 8q. 23, do.; $8,263.39. 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, bik. 5,1 vo 3 and 5, bik. 8, Whitney Close; g—. H.C, Bolden to F. J. Shedd, sub 152, W."s sud Mt. Pleasant; $—. G. Truesdeil to C. J. Orttip, lots 22 and 23, sq. 5, Bckington; $2,433.87. Same to G. een et al., lot 4, bik. 10, di wo L. Chapelle, lots 18, 19, 23, Sq. 4; $4,567.44. Same to George Killeen, lots 18 and 19, $33.87. Same to Elsie F. Joyner, lot 10, Joan H. Walter to D. Milne, sub JOU; $5,250. W. P. Metcalf toc. P. Scout, part lot 1a, Dik. 17, PF. and B.’s sub Pleasant Plains: $550. Same Lo Gedrge White, part do. B. Webb et al. to A. T. Brice, lot 3, Clark to C, Walter, sub 36, sq. 543 ter to Eliza Clark, same property; $—. D. O'C. Callaghan to D. Loagbran, sub A, 5q. 349; $22,200. c lanes to C, Sickels et al, su 127, Ws sub Long Meadows; $250. T. E. bey em etal. to Catherine W. Myers, lot 5, bik. 9, Woodley ; $11,358. D. OC. Callaghan et al, trustees, to D. etal, sub A., sq. 380, $17,825. veTODe Rev. Dr. Leonard's Declination, THE REASONS WHICH INFLUENCED BIM. Rev. Dr. Leonard was asked by a Srax reporter this morning as to his reasons for declining his election to the post of assistant bishop of the dio- cese of Southern Obio, as it Was stated in yester- day's Stax he had done. “Well, 11s Just this,” he sald. “In view of the sible and probable complications that were ikely to arise under the conditions that | imposed, I thought it better to deetine and withdraw betore they dit arise, I communicated my decision to the Oulo diocese a few days ago, but have as yet Tecelved no formal reply.” Moore, the Negro Burglar. HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY IN $1,000 BaTL. James Moore, the notorious negro burglar ar- Tested by Detectives Carter and Mahon, was ar- Taigued in the Police Court this morning charged Wwitu Durgiary at the house of Mr, Walter B. Grant He pleaded guilty and said tuat he did not enter the house alone. “Who was with you?” asked Mr. Sheppard. “Mr, Sullivau,” he replied. The case Was sent to the grand Jury and Moore was com- mitted to Jailin default of $1,000 dail, For Shovting His Brother, EDWARD J, HUDSON SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN ALBANY PENITENTIARY. Tu the Criminal Court to-day Edward J. Hud- Son, convicted of an assault with intent to kill his brother, George J. iludson, Feoruary 1 last, was called up for sentence. Mr. Clagett had previously asked tue court to set the verdict aside and ac- cept a plea of guilty of assault tuat Hudson might receive a Jail sentence, ‘The prisoner asked the mercy of the court that he might have a chance to make himself. ‘Tue court said that during the trial he was tm- Pressed with the fact that it would ave been Gangerous to set him at liberty. While sympa- thizing with him, he could not do otherwise than togive him the minimum sentence—two years in the penitentiary at Aib ——__ A WARSING TO THE HoYs.—Willlam Nichols, a ‘Suaall White boy, was before the Police Court 'to- day, charged with setting off frecrackers on H strees between 9th and Mth streets north. West. It was represented to the court that ‘oy, Who 1S an Orphan, 1s the only support of rahdmother, Who Is ‘seventy-five years old. ‘The Judge cautioned the boy not to repeat the Offense abd took his personal bonds, —a A New Trrat Guanrep.—This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery set the ver- dict aside in tue case of James McCarthy, con- Vieted of perjury, and 4 new trial was awarded. McCarthy was cogvieted of false swearing in bis Own defense on a trial (or selling liquor to minors, Marriage Meenses have the clerk of the court to Edmund and Marla Mahor . E. Lyles and Frances E. Voss; Geo, T. Smallwood ‘and Della G. Kobinson, of Bosion; ‘T. W. Matthews, of Warren: ton, Va., and Mary ‘The Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association of the District last evening accepted the invitation to visit Baltimore on July 4Ub, Lo participate in the celebration of the vete- Fans of that city. They arranged to leave by the Balumore and Potomac Railroad at 9 o'clock, ELECTION oF Or¥icens.—The members of Mert- dian Commandery, No. 178, U. 0. ing elected the toilowing ‘ole com. mander, C. L. Patten; vice novle commander, Mra, & E, Maddux; prelate, Dr. W. W. Granger; ‘K. of X., Pred. E. Woodward; P. K. of it., Wa. T. Kent; treasurer, ii. Hi. Hough; past noble commander, Dr. HM. Bennett. ———»___ Affaire in West Washington, Ow Tue KiveR.—Spending the aiternoon and eveulng on tue river, oF at the different bout land- 18 @ favorite diversion of men say that bouting Was never 30 popular as now. Yesterday afternoon and evening the river Was crowded with pleasure boats of all sorts, ALLEGED CRUELTY TO ANIMALS — James Mc- Cracken, tor driving a horse With a sore Dack, Was arrested Yesterday, aud Was Tequired to leave col- tera. ‘Tuc rst of a series of games between the Olym- pic aud D. C, Base-ball Clubs was played yester- day, aud resulted in @ decisive victory for the former by a score of 22 to 4, TEMPERATCKE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 thus far, despite tue great heat. Next ja¥olo” will be put on, and will doubt. | es as did “Boceac- | possesses the ch irtn of pei h, and the story of “Bra Diavolo” seems | Rever W grow wearisome, no matter how often | heard. Ithas been especially successful in the Bands of Mis3 Wiaston and ner supporting com- | any in previous seasous. Hanus Biot THEATER—At this house Week a new dramatic version of the story of “Dr Jeuyiland Mr. Hyde” will be acved by Mariandé C.arce and bis company. — Tat Magise Bayo Covceut.—The program for be concert im the White House grounds this even- is as follows: 1. chieith, Colioca: ‘La Gioconda,” Introductag satiors and popu ace | chorus, “Phanks Unto the Angelle Voice,” “The | Mureneoca,” “The Bal tue Fusiana song, “Hit Love as the Lights of Crea and | “Dance of the Houris. Grand Fantasie, nces of Muyerbeer,” Godfrey. Intro” Unison Motive L’Africaine;” “Mazourka,” Tomance, "Star of tie | lop, “Hiuguenots;” “Siar of | choral aad Be nce and quilt obert Ie biabie;” rom the “Huguencts. Bands,” Bischof. 4. Grand selection, Gouncd, comprising the “Church Scene,” flower song vaise, “King of wel's Chorus, soldiers’ chorus, and fale . 5. Characteristic dance,’ “The Co- quette," Sousa, @ Gems irom “Ermulie,” Jacob- or ee DEDICATION OF THE CARROLL MEMORIAL CHURCH. Carrou Memorial church, which has been erected at Hyattevilie, Md., in Ronor of Archbishop Car- Toll, the Qrst’ bisiiop of the Catholle Church in Uns country, will be dedicated to-morrow morn- ing. ‘The services will begin at 10 o'clock. Car- Ginal Gibvons will sing a pontifictal mass. He will Use in celevrating the mass the chalice, missa: eruets and chair which were used by Archbishop Carroll. Gounod’s mass of the sacred heart will be Fendered by a select choir with orchestral accom- pacizsent, Th be delivered by the it. Key. Bish op Curtis, uf Wilmington. The mem- bers of Carroll Institute of this city will be present ‘Ss a guard of hovor to Cardinal Gibbons. Drsraict DEMOCRATS AT THE BALTIMORE CONVEN- ‘Mos.—At a meeting of representatives of the local and state democratic clubs last night it was de- ided that the clubs would attend the convention Wo be held in Baltimore ou July 4. Mr. A. J. Carr We a account of the preparations made to en- jertain visiting delegations. The clubs will leave we escorted by the Jackson Democratic Assoc! about 8 o'clock on tue morning of ; July & Wien the convention adjourns the dele, (ates will be lavited to visit this city aud atcend « J meeting which tne Washington or- 3. Waits aria, | & m.—Great Falls, temperature, 86; :ondition, 36; receiving reservoir, Lemperature, 87; condi- ob at worth counection, 36; condition at south connection, 36; distributing ‘reservoir, tempera- ure, 86; condition at influent gate-house, 36; condition at eluent gate-nouse, 3d High’ tide in Che river to-day at 7:47 p. m., low tide ab 2:11 pa —-__ Alexandria Alfairs, Reported for THs EVENING Sta RErcKN OF THe CaveTs.—St. John’s cadet bat- talion returned last night from its camp at Tol- cuester Beach, having spent the afternoou in Bal- Umore, On afriving the corps marched at once to ‘the 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. Wilfrid Potter, of ra, N. ¥.. @ former commandant of the Date a,’ aud Col P. L, Downes, of the staff of the hor of Maryland, was tle Judge. ‘The last contestants were Sergt. Helphensteta, of Washington, and Cadet RE Hult, of this city. ‘Tue iatter won tue medal,which will be presented, among other honors, at tie school commencement next week, | , Nor Gorxe ro Camr.—The Alexandria Light In- fantry held a mecting last night to consider fur- ther the subject of uniting in the third regiment camp at Charlotuesville pext Week, ‘The corps ex- pected to go into camp tls sumiier, but upon & couut at the meeting last night it wad ascertained that so many members would be prevented by business from leaving the city that the proposed | camping trip was abandoned. Nores.—Ihe survey of tue Alexandria and Mt. Vernon Rallroad has been completed, and it is said {hat it will be constructea with the ‘ald of Phila. Geiplia capitaliss Its estimated cost ts only $130,000.— Andre.r Jackson » F. as elected vardeld “master aus by the way—said: Sai cone Hh any aoa there ~ aes oun “but 1 ‘that it is as bot as 8 Lous” om Fr jg Bai: fila’ a ' MUDAY Susp 2 OOUNTRY REAL ESTATE. James Johnson Sentenced, YOR MANSLAUGHTER IN CAUSING THE DEATH OF MRS. 1888 PUETTT ahs O'NEILL BY DRIVING 4 BCGGY OVER HER. In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this morning, James Johnson, convicted of mansiaugh- FS a conte, by driving over her ins buggy March 17 last, was | hydrofiuoric acid tn pulmonary tubereulosis, he J feet tob,000 Tesch Fert Bere BS. called for sentence, Mr. F. P. Closs, who appeared instituted a series of experiments to Getermine the feet trout venue, for him, withdrew the motion for a new trial, and ‘acres; terrace, trees, spr asked of Sy sekea eupension of sentence, preeating« pet ciel a Tent that they would be gratiied Ir ewoh a course ‘on the way; easy ‘He also sub- ison had “already “been three ths in ‘The defendant | tothe court for re SS coecRe seas ea oo nie imprisonment, thet al “ Was intended, it would ea et the community ‘to suspend sentence. He come to the conclu- ‘Sion to ympose a Hine of $100 and 10: in nd in detautt of ayibent of ‘he fine oO day ad ditional in jail, rete ina Oren. Professor of class in Journalism—“What ts the Ax ENTHUSIASTIC MARYLANDER Frvap.—Daniel Loran [tm ae Lioya, trom Montgomery County, Md., shouted | difference ‘an ‘an editorial “aurtah TOF Carsou and Gleeson” Yesterany atter- peregrater scvecas [3 oamarial B of tua came ae eS Adngred to ths Chicago couvention. Oieer Net | and. doesn’t have as mush 40 fo7.5 eee Fo? Sate are rezs sani soa Qiced niin under arrest, and this moraing | Bazar. Ronis nington ts: Jude ler nd hum $5 jor aidorderiy conduct,“ | | Musto which compels people to_ applaud with | Wishinwion fy. B oF ae Mian Oh Soe Sihore eet mie) je-stirring—Yonkers | villu sites: high Gud perten A PROPOSED RAILROAD TO Great FaLis.—A cer- Statesman, A. PHILLIPs, aD Now ‘Uficate of mg igs Of the District of Colum- bia Suburban way was filed yesterday in the oftice of the Secretary of State at Annapolis, The Toute ad deseribed is from near the Chain Bridge, by the most eligible line, to the vicinity of the Great Fails on the Potomhac Hiver. The capital ‘stock 15 $100,000, and the incorporators are Git Moyers, Jas, W, Denver, Thos. J. Meyers and 3n0, ‘T. Mitchell, of Washington, aud’ Edward ©. Leter, Nicholas Offutt, Wm. J. Hill, Chas, William Fields and Jno, L. Bronnett, of Maryland. giver = heck Loathsome Sights in India, Calcutta Dispatch to the Loudon Times. ‘The advanced school of Anglicized natives 1s seeking to construct @ political ediice of elective parliaments in India, ‘Tho leading Bombay news- paper draws attention to two recent revolting ip- cidents as conclusively proving the imperious ne- BR SALE—AT [ATTSVILLE, MD. ACRES Immediate purchaser,» Title perfect. -Abstras todate. "BH. WARNER & CO, DOT se uw. Jest ‘OR SALE—CHARMING LITTLE P! NEAR Bother pring Sato Wor br eed Bae ike, close to 7th 200 for nine-room house, carriage; fruit aud shade ali 7 fect country home, WIMER, 1313 Fat. Bt OK SALE —FIVE-KOOM COTTAGE, SI weil of ‘splendid water and nearly ‘2cr0. round. 2% miles from this city; price, €1,100; $100 cash, bilance, $20 per month. Eight acres, bo improvements, beautiful view of this city, miles istant; price, 8800, ‘ive acres, within 400 yardsof Carlin Springs, Re i Station: 8160 por acre, cash ‘theve pieces of property must be sold to settle wp ou estate, Also 118 acres, With small house and barn, 30 miles down the river fom Washington, 2 miles from wharf, Price, @4 Der Te. casl 195 acres, 7-room dwelling, considerable fruit and FOR SALE--HOUSES. 8 st . N. W.—TH! Fanart ie BS Bit aunaete Fooms and attic; is new and modern: irons tle he" Hanaaonaly pepared Shear id i order. ars, 5 sittk & LIEBERME P03 ne 235: 3 FOR SAte HANDSOME RESIDENCE JU: bes ST com ‘#1. ave. bot. 1th and 14th Well built and y finished im antique o erry: Writh artiste uiing iu every ‘and oak mautels with beveled mirrors, elect lee : rat slight advance on prime co § i best builders. STAG! a FO! S4LE-1 Wink SELL THAT BEAUTIFUL new house, 1935 15th st, for 87, cessity for social reform and enlightenment before | Fe; a timber; 18 miles from Washi ‘3 miles from Re ik. iouid bepoutle ogee ectra prvicges | uaesiks mat aban cae | Sates PREG See In the one case a tenant farmer, in the presence of once. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 1321 F st, , w., Washington, D. C {he assctabled villagers, amid ihe singing of | _ 23-3 ‘315 7th st. OF A ow 12 rem bo a songs and beating of drums, deliberately gouged R SALE—T NDI 12 acres, new 12-room house, ng out’ the eyes ot his young wire, who was | Inoue SiS Bet ce. Orne, SPLE OR oR Loe | ton om Met Branch It Ms hive abodes ‘water, and inioned for the purpose by the neighbors | taining 7 rooms aud bath, lately placed in thorough or- | fruit; $6.000. Re. ause he had been told by a demon that | de ice, $2,800; $1,200 can remain on property as teri 7 Frm cottare, good well, frat ‘Uney would be replaced by gold eyes. This super- Sesired. Gees AR ee addi ace stition wasshared by the whole village and neigh- fruit, excellent spring, 80 feet of greenhouse, Sve mnin- borhood, including the Pokce, who alleged that | 10K SALE-TWO THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSES | utes trem station, on W & 0. KR; 81000. Whe un{Grcunate woman had pérished by cholera. | A near entrauoy, to, navy yard: corner, property; | ''4 acres, all iu excallant fruit ecod well, brick stable In the second case, the scene was a temple, mid- | Bewly Cin, se =: in — ct repair; rents for. . in full view of city, 139 mile from Long. 3s $4,000. Hay bermeen, Chudderyaut and Secunderabad, | Yertment: a bantain at 64.500; bocca ie pene: | CTeroue hundred others, Seep & CO. Three buffaloes were backed and hewn into ih and Va ave ao. SNO-E: WAGUAMAN: | 3020-2 3 1321 Fst. pieces, Which were strewn all over the road, and ts poh i the people in the immediate vicinity of the lace- RICK HOUSE Ghd I8T STEW. BR SALE-THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE Fated animals were dabbling and dancing about con aera é Bi800: | Prev OR pHS A Bisdensbure. Inauire K-35 Rape eile eeaeaieae edges SLi gen New dees Se hd | PHENOM Patan pg ato eaatat ing legs and Jol rooms; price, fs Ty at ee Rate bie . tier heads, and gesticulaul furiously, A snd two years, a }. LEONARD, RB aeonen pee ge nee “4 fourth animal, which was being cut up or ° 407 434 stow. | cath” beautifully 1 TE ey GS Cogan icine Fn op Se et me SALE—GOOD BARGAINS, EITHER FOR | Of Blue Ridge Mountains; one mile from station and ful bdellowings to the Horrible din. A little | K*homes or for investment. For sale several moderate | post-afice S inase teasl trons. ma, Con farther on some two or three men, with bodies | sized Housce iu East Washiogion. O. A BALL< with | Poni oe sig) ROME Taiprovemente A larwe, stately naked and painted, held a goat by the lege, while | Jas. H. Marr, 936 ¥ et tow. 1t*_ | brick mansion, two stories ‘and. basement, 15 rooms, trom the still living and quivering body they were | }7OR SALE—TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT— Sines in bigh culti- tearing away with their wth mouthful by mouth | Esiore and dwelling: ,ail od inipa Last Waabr | vaton a0 condition; nuuferous sor Vaud rain ful the Uieeding flesh, squirting and sprinl ington. EAS W. Starotice =’, . 3 arden an j it over the adjacent crowd. Otter Jawns, &o. Location exceptionally healthy. Price CHEAPEST PROPER. goats and buf- | 470 SALE—ONE OF THE dh ‘three-story and basement Jow on account of departure; terms easy. For further Joes were close at hand, waiting their turn to sup- | F'ties ofteredce lage, address information Diy the horrid sucritces to complete these Bac- | brik, sen, frome, bat, abd all contententess ot HILL & JOHNSTON, chapalian rites, a crowd of women, apparently {n- | 224100 to alley; frame stable: H st.. between, a toxieaved with drugs, with hair disuevetied, wild | 5th st'n.w ia well rented; at price daked, 85,000, is | _Je2.aw3w ‘Waahtugtou, D.C. in mien, and Desmeared with blood, performed a bee) TSIASCONSET, NANTUCKET ISLAND, FUR- Kind of satanto dance, accompanying each ‘move= 402: MAOGOWAN & CAMPBELL, ished out 10 10 $200" Burt Vathings Bo meat with violent shrieks, ‘Tne object of all these loathsome orgies, Which Were wituessed and par- Ucipated in by hundreds of persons, was, we are lo appease the Hiudu goddess who hoids in UND! (LL, 22 Spruce sty X eto, ‘OR SALE—FARM OF 100 ACRES OF LAN. Patatyromiue, sandy toate 32 saree leat: tates in ‘good Umber: adjoins the B and Fae Hs Bal ‘rom Patuxent station: no bullaings: price Sule hu must be sold. ‘ tae my ee (AKOMA PARK—AT COsT, OR WILL EXCHANG! ‘Anely situated lots, frouting Carroll wad. Colum Dis avenues, with or without neat 4-room cottare, with Fee. SALE—AT A BARGAIN—TWO FINELY FIN- isued Houses, 472 aud 474 Ost. n. w., 11 rooms With all modern Improvementa, Inquire of rae as basin pecan a clans Fee SAGi NeW ELEVEN-nooM wetting for $7,000. This ta one of the haudsomest Anished ining Britor = ity f wo nquares Of ‘THE COMPARATIVE MERITS OF ENGLISH AND AMERI- | Capitel Pai pout See es Me, twO Hal es CAN MEN, sez! JOR, SALE_HOUBES. imber; ‘From the Argonaut. The popularity of young Englishmen in New 1732 101743 E at.” lava’ Rw. 1a Kitchen and'eating-room detached. J. A., P. U. Box 37, York society remains unabate. OTS twas Tae |, dames Pear--4.000 | Takoma. Je21-3t* ‘The young Englishmen in New York offer a va- | “fn Sr $b00) br ww De ‘OR SALE—50 ACRES, AT FOREST GLEN STA- TORE ES bake Sine 0 Some, eapectally thems oC Mt 000 investuient: @ turbished cottage on South Mountain a lower class at home, come like conquering heroes, ‘aed F5 together with 10 acres of land, for the smail sum of They grumble at everything American, they com- fl x 83,000. A chance to buy 4 summer residence: 130 plain With bitterness ‘of the “trains” and the cll- 9 Le acros and @ good frame house and all the nec out ‘nw. 2h, 6r., 3,4 ate, the lack of good m ers arnong the women, aud 2 houses rear. .. ir. ms buildings; 3 miles from the celebrated Orkney the ridiutous dressing of mony the stoddsiom, tus | 123 s0th st Bis Sts 1859 Ht 6 | Sores Vac price s1-800. Li Zachos, with weces, absence of oid families, and in’ their sleeves laugh | oft 2 houses rear. 5 a0d end ade South Gare” | Pocomac Kallroed: 80 miles from Washi ngton. Ful complacently at the people who are running about Ol eee. fine estate yields over 200 tons of hay, 2,000 bushel luke mad dogs and straining every nerve to have 1109 20% of whest, and 1.000 barreis of corn annually. Pri them at dinner and dance. Not a few of these men are adventurers, who gull the simple $25 per sore, 300 scres in Basser County, Va; im; eis IIT sis awe, proved; ® good tarm, and near railroad. New confldent ease. “My: in, Sir Th, or. * 001 peracre. A splendid farm of 100 acres on the Glen- das ter Of Lord ,"a@ man not in the swim, zy “4 bi Mi ‘ti articulars, call or THOMAS E. WAGGA. can have no idea what a few such sentences, com: sane rf Di y00 | MAN. UL F st... se2l-oe bined with ntletmanly appearance, a chilly . rat manner, a good supply of clothes and cheek, can JOR SALE-AT | MELROSE PARK. HYATTS- do he Madison ‘st! Jn New York among peopl who are neuiher dense nor thexperenced. The Newark Hille, Ma. desirable, Lore, opposite the handsome 7h a i Te-idence of the late R. K. Eliot, esq. Lots 50 b3 410” and “433 "Gadar °° | feet, fronting ou “Meirose ave. ‘Price "10 cente bogus lord Was an exaggerated type of this class, 10|* Court 8. bh..Wr- 950 | Saltire foot. Liberal terms to purchasers of more ti and so long as Americans lay themselves open to oo afd Bd at, Be. Lie, dr.900 | Obe lot or to any one building at _ouca. For f this Sort of thing they will be fooled and then 4,500 408 L st. u.e., bh, 3F-aU0 | Particulars apply to TYLER BUH Jerred at by the great family of bogus loras who 7 | Je13.20" 7 F st. make America their happy hunting grounds. It Is rather Surprising that $0 many_ bitter expert ences have not taught our countrymen to be a little more judicious. ‘But people who learn slowly generally leurn thoroughly. ‘The better class of Englishmen who infest New a portion of the rty on my ork. Poesia abet ome tae ean oe ay FOE, SALE NEAR ROCKVILLE, 75 ACKES, For full list heavy sa farm: 8-room house, in lovely grove; new barn: fe healthful site; cheap.” 95 other farma: COOKE D. LUCKETT, 935 F, or Rockville, Md jel4-Lmn Haze VILLAGE HOME NEAR WASHINGTON. Toffer fine villawe lots, 501371 fect, at books, the Istand'15th. e221 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, ‘CR SALE--AT A BARGAIN--HOUSE. NEW BRICK; 11 rooms atid Bath; elegantly ful-hed throughout irrors: rovements; hardwood mautels with mi tow! York are generally very ‘ice tellows, who stand | stained floors; handsome porches and grounds sur: | ing village of Ballston, Var 2s tailes trom New dren tuerr spolling well, “Excepting ‘such ‘men asthe | rounding premiecn, Call at S10 Maple Srecgebeers | gia $300; 825 dows, aud $10. per ino, iw Duke of Marlborough, whose ‘reception ere was | P#*-_€2,000 or $3,000 cash required. _Je22-t_| PHILLIPS, 1410 New York ave. a something to forget as soon as possible, they are | JOR Sal CHEAP — LARGE ELEVEN -ROOM R SALE-HANDSOME BUILDING SITES AT enerally talkative, unaffected, jolly fellows, with house in Mount Piewsan' te. Dunn-Lori Among improvements are new fos legs, ttie brains, and manners either quietly | ®HERTVORD, 14233¢ Fat. #2-6t*_| depot, postoftice ballding, store, handsome hew cot. dignified ‘or boyishiy ingenuous. ‘They are better- BRICK HOUSES ON F ST,, | tages, ke ; maguitcent varks and mineral springs, looking than our men and better-tempered. They ‘good in; $1,300 each, ” | Call for now plats. Specia: inducements to builders. are much more ignorant of our country than we of | 10. ae ht ie ee ee theirs. They all think to live on a ranch must be | _3¢22-3t 436 and Bate nw. | _my26-3m_ bilss, and that bears, buffulos, “mountain | }OR SALE— CHEAP—224 0 ST. SW. SMALL FOR SALE AT FOREST INN PARK, FOREST Hens, “clones, aud "prairie ‘hens circle | 2 housewith aguod lot, 20x127 feet. to alley. Only | Ki Glen. very desirable vills sites; several Beautiful betore “the “door “or the” rancher’s cabin, | $1,250, ©. He PARKER, _ © | Fesidencés alrvady erected, This is the most charniug While he sits languidiy tn the doorway | _Je22-3t" ti and Kote 6 Sy ee See Pxsey cents a foot upward. THOS. G. HENSEY Je9-1m_ JOR SALE—CHEAP_SMALL HOUSE AND GOOD plcaing off the particusariy plump young ones with oom 1s rt ‘Thetf tgnorance In business matters is lot on E, bet. 3 and Ist sta aw. Price $700. BARGAINS— LOTS AT FOREST Suiting unbelinaie Rene ae eeeneys | ced GABE, a ASP ao roa TOURER GLES commonest swindler; but once they get swindied— | _Je22-3t¢__ "avandia J. HERTFOR! as tuey always do in the first year—they become ‘Ok SALE—CHEAP—SMALL HOUSE AND GOOD Je8-1m* 142336 F st. absurdly Suspicious of every One, and begin to ard the honest man as Diogenes and Hamlet did, They are the most phiegmatic men on earth io their Joves the most obstinate in their hates, ‘Their ideal Sr ode PF 200, on Sd ae, bot, Cand D gw. Price Mes ‘436 and E sts. aw. JOR SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS COR. F OR SALE-SPLENDID ESTATE, 448 ACRES, oF Cony VB: autor End fencen GOORE D. LUCKETT. 8 oF to be country gentlemen on large | X’ 4% aud “McLean ave. aw. or 1226 43: 6 rooms; | Kockville, Md. Je5-Lint estates in England, and they hate the lite of large | *!1 mod. impa, Price §3.200; terms | VARKER, JO SALE-WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED cities, Could there be a man more opposed, at} jen0.3¢0 digand Es.w. choice selections of every point, to the average American? sic ee nee prem ST TERMS END SMALL COUNTRY HOMES, Arid tuis Is one of the secrets of thelr popularity | {OK SALE—CHEAP—2 NEW 6-ROOM BRICK | of fromone vo live hundeed sosee wie to 20, over here. We like a change and they area change. | 2) houses ou 434, bet Nand Oa.w.; renting at 818.30; | Sities ofthe Guy, auntie tok peek ae eae ‘The other secret of thelr popularity isthat soctuliy | *mod. imps; $2,000, one-third ogy Rel: Jud 2 | general farming’ purposes, at ‘very’ low prices and on they are as superior to our menas our women are | "Se! gee HE Tdand baw, | YOY eM term Cul or sind for ulletin, socially superior to their women, And tt is socially i oR ALSO, FOR RED that they are so much tn demand, American meu, | Fy, SALES CHEAPSS NEW BOOM BRICK | Several very desiratle Countrs lies:den as a class, do not shine in society. “The reason for | #122 SS" 4M shew; 8450 each, House and lot on ai which 1s Very simple—they have no time to learn | ** Ns 3 OH PARRER, Fok SALE(ON METROPOLITAN Bh. B. AND 0. tobe entertaining. It 18 next to impossible for @ st : Rockville, new houses. 6 to 11n.; building Lote and Ew. man Wio has been hard at Work in office all day an to sit down in the evening and entertain, with airy persiflage, some raw giri fresh from college or ‘yeuts and dairy farms near stations: other ferns D. LUCKETT, 935 F st u.w., Jel-1in* fa JPROR SALE—6.078 FEET OF GROUND AND Prem tte m8 Wen Sn, Gr euseot> J. AMBLER SMITH, soue gay married woman Tuil of airsand gracesand | ea y-at-Law, 620 F st, gerne ense. e0ce! ee — ead * ry Seat of 25 acres, improved by a he will remain so until he? Nose wee ANd | Tok SALE-THREE NEW, 0-HOUM BRICK, MoD. | laree double Urns hetse se Li Ten ore Simo a ave imp.;on C st,s,w.; very due neighborhood; price | located, on an clevation in ‘& grove of fue old forest to spend hls entire day in office. How can he | g5,500.ient for $35, oaks; all necessary outbuil fine water, good entertain when Le never reads anything but what | "“i'lree §-room Brick Houses on New Jersey ave. n,e.; | orchard, only ten-iniuutes' walk from Silver Being can better lim from a business point of view, | price, 8 station, Metropolitan Branch, when all his brains and energies are concentrated | Two new 5-room Brick: sigh es. ‘For full particulars apply to Es on the probiem he has undertaken to solve? He | Threw new 5-room Brick orate, etttes Sl may be, a5, far as conversation goes, a mute, in- | 51° Frames ou M wt; ztleused Blorious Diderot, an undeveloped sydney Smith; | P}C3 {04,2°%+8500. il that possible briiancy has veen focused ow BiB | Ca WARSAW Weis eos FOR SALE—LOTS. usiness, at which he probably isa genius. He 1s 2, 3 Wes 20. = = a = lke "ery successful, Uterary people, who are OR 200e een Bae LE POE SALE SBEAUTIFUL LOT, NORTH SIDE OF jotoriously lest people 1n tne world to con- |g) ‘Whitney aves near 7th et, per ft. seee AR 2, noac Blaine'e, mansiot, 402100; improved by Reet sane een their pie CAYWOOD, 910 9th'st. n.w. 3021-Ste | Saupe house; rent 91 Pe te cd Hote, ‘! gar. OF HO ; ON J rr. —E a nk oe ered upto the minutestaropped seediand ae ut | Fret einlitserserar toga aiananstasete | JRO SSEEATWO {BEAUTIFUL Lots. FuoxT Koto tie youngridiucraat uyliaumane "He is | somal Serperatog: faa, Gam Mat an | amt Hasta Soman at Uae, ely that BS , weiner rm condition. “Parties desi ‘One of the leisure class aud has no business, He | FOK SAI ot cannot be obstructed, and are located just u little west has gone through college and now his work in life Of the site of Senator’ Hendervon's fine mausion, and 4s to deck a crack regiment and be charming. He ‘ill double in val ‘the tine said i - Binge at a i ae ROR BALE—82,000—NEW COTTAGE, 6 ROOM: Foti vascmont celer; pore: ‘ii tound capes y T. R BAKER. MAY POINT, N. J.—CARLTON HOUSE See Seer oes Soest iar ae Sees APE aloe, a MILTON. VICTORIA, ATEANTIO CITY, N. J.. OCEAN South Cavcline seas rauovated, heated, ‘&c.: bot and cold sea-water is now open. we A Ercole) ae HE AURORA HOI T with ite new Austex and Cottages, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIE®, nntens000 FEED ABOVE TIDE WATER. select fa ‘at very moderate rates. ‘This locality is oud foe teat and ee eee bee _¥20-1m ‘Aurore, W. Va Pippen duae Vd. Rome, oL80 ported, Bomee eck 90 per match.” special ananewtneat fr fre Mtoamers at Sines Poise whet lige nd bathe Troe, ‘Addeees 8 3" AD: ing Bosts for sailing 4 AMS ay Pi 5 Bh ines Tabak soars Spe, Hei ag Se Bolas R= ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS, Great North Mountain, near Winchester. Va, 63s hours from Washington. A safe home for families NO BAR. odates inlay ‘pool Table first-class, abundantly is Seuts c Complore, edseneietenie Torane fo ‘From June 25th to 29th a limited m ‘of round. trip tickets, good for seve! Pegg my office. a $12 at this A. 8. PRATT, my19-3m__The Sun Building, Washington, D.C. RLINGTON HOT! ‘a Pst Siw ). J. i Sue acre: : excellent bathing: rr ‘ke. ached Oy Fototnne iver more and Potomac. Bailro 'W. B30) Uickets. Apply to HEV OMPMENG, anneer Be jae oa AUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPBI Fauquier County, Va, as, will be open JUNE 18T for the sccommotation of Fuori Foe most complete and beatequiped guise in either nis Ga, ‘bells, Rot and cold baths on each “Terms, 835 to 600 per calendar month, ‘Two and one-half hours from Washingtou. "Four traina dads, tractiona Bo. "Address jels.2m H. CABBELL MADDUX. FAAEE, GEEAGE, 100 YARDS FROM OCEAN ark Place, opposite “Tbe Brighton" Atantc ony. Nd. A large rooms; fine beds: table; open June ist. MAS. BELLE CARRIGAN. Jel8-2wi B* ‘RIDGE, ON THE CHESAPEAKE, ‘The most complete in all its appointments of any re- Sort on Chesapeake Bay or Potomac River. MUSIC BY ITZEL’S MILITARY BAND, First-class Restaurant under new management, Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio Depot, Washington, at9a.m., 1:30 and 4:20 p.m. Sundays, 10am, 2:20 and 3:30 p.m, Returning, leave Bay Ridge 11:45, m,6;15end 9 P.m, Sundays, 12 noon, $ and p.m, ROUND TRIP, ONE DOLLAR, ‘Tickets on sale at B. and O. ticket offices, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania ave., and at Depot, Depot only. M*" 5s Mos Fortran nEsoRT— SHE BLOT FS Anew house overlookiug the sea, s.All modern’ sourenienoce. tn ull vow ot Bar Har. . Boatiug an ‘anu e lawn Tenis and Groquet 4D. B SEOCKHAM tO, jere-2m. Proprietaha W ‘ESE END HOTEL ASBURY PARK, NJ._—OPEN rear; directly on the beach: accommodates Jrefuruished sud ® large fclidine’s "tus bail roo, maine fem aes eae fperuding a fue bal Bier hotels on the Cosst, J: 8. BIELEY, Proprietor. Je16-1un TEL LAFAY! H° ‘AXETTE CAPE MAY, N. J. Beautifully located within 50 feet of the’ Ocean. SEVLAND SEASHORE RESORT, ATLANTIC Meh octan Gig a apes july 1. 1688, under the management of James’ Carroll, forineriy ‘of Sweet Springs, Va, Eutaw House, Baltimore, lniely of New York "Hotel, New York City. “ni, boat fabing. “Lerms inogerate. Konig to JAMES CALROLE: Coes Citge Ma lO Ta ‘Terms: $3 Per Day, $17.50 Per Week, 960 Per ‘Month, and upwarda, Bend for Iustrated Pamphlet tod eee ric IN MAROOR, Ce ORAL Sak "Sa feats | Shana oe one HREGHOERESERE Aivelntacais datas | Apis Groat een PSST re eae. x 9p13-3m_ MRS M ROCHE ‘AVERLY, , &. J. Te SEE RCSL ores teed MS. 3.1. HE RENOVO, TENNESSEL AV: TS ae ao myl-3m W. & CHEESEMAN. HANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. THE GREAT Aberin neormas pierre ‘ince it the mountains of Virginia.” Send for ireniar. _my28-1m or. ‘OTEL ANI ARNEGAT CITY, ¥. 3. fi 16th to October | Penna addiees EC BOICE: Proprietor. my25-92t Lewes. mows — e ‘nee 1870: will $6 june iC EQVErT Froprietresa. T's LOVETT, 00 per week. Circularsat Staromen | “wetig bee NBO S re Canto <j RE LAKE ¥- ae Fite asd september fk RINE SON Pe ees Sor TenHE LELAND ‘Qecan Hod Mass, evr. Atlantic City, XJ, Newly jewly furmisbed: Open allthe year, med Sun “GAS WAGNER, RIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELA- irect letters or call until National Hotel, Washing De Sarees ‘Manager. W808. SULPHUR, SPRIN w. | 2S ee ee sipaplvanie ave, or A.M. 4 Crabs, and. the Wakefield. Land at BLAKISTONE, Kiver Springs, Md_ Vi Gl To re Sree Fine ‘of the ocean.” ye2-1m ML EDER Watee. GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WA’ GAP, Pennsylvanis.—Opens June 9. A fa moun- tain resort, Three and a-balf hours. POR! road st LW: BROADER AD. Soe ENOVO HOUSE, RENOVO, PA. rite for cincalare and coe 0. 8. HUMES, Proprietor. HIRLEY—OCEAN END KENTUCKY AV Atlantic City, N. J. ; A A Penein e Padematre eee D.C) mh21- o1-1m ALSIP & SMITH. ANNEX OF THE THOS. LOVETE, my24-2m* ILL-TOP, Proprietor, He vi Cali at Star othee for eaculan HO 8s peace, Sven from June 21st to Sept. 15th. GUTSTADTs OkCHESTHA Tor season. Special rates to families.» Address wn above, Smyst-tm JOWN W. STORES, Proprietor. H°o™= conan, OCEAN BEACH, x. 2. Hotel accommadates 300 guests, Within 150 fest of the surf. 35. MovenStme 1 te Gocess, 1688 ‘Mation and circulars, address: Beacon ‘3.5. WOODWARD, Manager. TNNEQUA HOUSE. M' BMINREOUS SPkinas, BRADFORD CO. PA. OPEN FOR GUESTS JUNE 15. it point qn Northern Central Raflroad; invig- orethue air? eprion of wouderfal cursive ashes, modern convenience: WILL OPEN JUNE 25. Finely situated. Drainage 92:50" per day; 811.00 10 805.00 per week, E.P. WALKER & CO. G. W. § i ey ie me 4 lel PRINCESS ANNE. VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. Acharming palatial He situated atlantic Oecaay ciguieen ‘miles eastot Merton Wane wars Adclgitinl sunmersnd vite meee Oe Tor descriptive pamphlet, terms, &c., address 3. W. ALMY, myl-26ttt&s Mauser. Miss M_HOUK. °SQ)8 THE MOUNTAIN BROW"—THE ST. ELMO. Odsas5 ‘summer boarders. Write ne Le Lor a EE CATLET Berkeley Springs W.Va “ASBURY PARK, N. J_“THE VICTORIA” FAMILY A iotet near oconh. ‘Housegrastly eased, tobe con eas perfect sanitary ‘arrahgemente, terms conveuleuces; ‘Gex-eozm) 8 KEMPE. IT REMADISON, ASBURY PARE, N. beds; out tary atvengeemeute ‘pactests celled. C. B. STEWART. : IT 2= Wootton, ‘Delaware ave., between Atlant Pacific ‘Adlantic Ci Je9-co1m pum STATES DT cay, pleted. Tarely has a3 much native brightness as the | well built and finished, terms. Breed" ib Mt. je23-3t_ 19th and Aimertcan, but with Unllnited spare time one can | Pleasant. inquire on prewives. Jo21-st <e SALE THE OURAPEOT LOT OF SOLUMATA qieky Te soon bec nee ee net the bablts Of $0- | Ton SALE—615 Q BT, N.W, NINE ROOMS: Fic, {and near Dr. Hammond's now building: SRT peon, Becomes bia mature co laugh end | FOS, Salt end nial a decrees cee ee: | ieee ane Ane De Bemmmonire sow buildin talk, aud look unutterable things in the easiest | sr. Mf pAnene aes: "je20-6t | HERTEOND, i423% F street. 2023-0" way itmaginable, He ts good company and a good 170R 1 SALE—CHEAP—LOT ON M 8T.. SUITABLE mctICed hand-one Whe Sone Sere ck | Eva dine residence on Connecticut eva. 16 tarre rooms, | Kits bud ive beatoces sap yan erro practlccd hand-one wo honors the tell horror of | sqft five xidenee on Connecticut ave, 16 lanre rooms, v8. HEREFORD, dead silence, and 1s altogether a good Bie stresta, and will be sold cheap toan limmediats par: | _Je23-6t° 142356 F street, A young Bi, ws es eel es day, and has | “1519 K st n.w., Zstory and basement; 16 rooma, iB BALE SAT AUCTION ON MONDAY AVTER- Tod Ww. story: mee s nothing to do with herseif but be charming, sweet | beautifal location and splendid $39,000. aliep) on Colttbecls ot.aaae Mi cates otcaE'e anil cliver, 6s (o a dinner, She is full of wivauity, iis ery decteable pr rant Sint he sae abath, | Go., Auctioneers. as Hy conv ‘and fun; ALE Tongs fof some one to laugh aaa ia mie a8 | conalice "$12,000. JOR SALE — We OFFER TARES BEAUTIFUL site at dinner ‘between an American and an Eng- ‘shian, both young, agreeabl {ana good looking. ‘The american ly say’ alawyer, aud Bas, bio dost important case ‘coming F Lote in Kosslyn ee soptemplaring buil 20 each tl . HERN. Pic arto aaa So {OR SALE_—TWO LOTS ON WEST SIDE CONN. up to-morrow. He has Fequest of his uostess, wo 13 his dear friend. He 4s worried, pre-occupied and tured. The young lady babbies Joyousiy to him a rippling stream of ‘charming common-places, He tries to be a. ted at 10 per month; gt investinent. Apply to Serer: W. BisCULLOUSEE Eaatee BRB! Fee SALETA BARGAINS TWO FINE BUILDING eO-colm Mi ~ SIMPSON. Gs VILLE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OCEAN rend ‘house; electric x2 Great ct Tenniensce ve.: new bells; ‘The Largest and Leading Hotel. Je19-002m HOPKINS & MASON. Opens June 23, 1888. CAPE MAY, N. J, BH. BROWN. itmen! bells, ease, eleva: tor: near the ocean; excellent cuisine. 5-2 HARRY B. WARDEN, Manager. 3 pe pees ‘QORES HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT. | 019.000 ‘ 5 ‘Leonardtown, ‘now open for summer guests. Tyrine $1.50 ver day, $20 per month, Children unger | (YOBB'S ISLAND, aay) BERBERT ¥. MOORE, Proprietor. JelS-iur inginia's Sea Side Resort, in the Atlantic Ovean. Increase of hotel sccommodations. "TE _GHOVE-SITUATED 1150 YARDS So Warrenton Junction; fine lawn, welll ioe | ‘The finest Beach and Surf Botliug in the world, frains to and from Washi ofthee, oan be reached from Norty or Bouth dally WK. Y. P. a wa = ‘Northampton be met Der moni ery Monday. ‘and Friday. D rors traneferved to Coble ioland by sussater | ‘Terms 12 per week, €40 per month. a coe esate fiw ke Nae sou ‘°F. COBB, Proprietor. LENW (OUSE—DELAWARE WATER GAP, § ee iy ea are Pamptlet eddrees A.J. MYERS. Prop. mente. in ‘AL LaBAK ALE—ATLANTIO CITY, §. J, | (VEREE THOUSAND SUMMER FOR Wocicar poss ass ceuvgen, ote and 4 r WEALTEC nist AAD PEEASCRE® Real Getste and Law Suliting aud BOBT Atanie ere Senay the vor West Shore Atlantic City, N. 3. jet-im” | "willbe on neceipt of § cents AY RIDGE Fi 5 ieae BYontsr tHE CAN PEAS ONLY. sold-cotty16" oes} fork, "MODERATE RAT! Teducements tg Puntos of Monthly Boarders, jor further CHAS, Wi! Je24-1m a yrthy tion; ISLES" deitted ace chad See | Ridius i Rigs | he sea es rained a , BRADFORD, i300 5 ; Tienda coin Ses despite his efforts, stare vacantly at her smiling | 480+ 1 SALE—CHOICE SMALL LOTS IN MT. PLEAS- iets aoa gh tein | aM Ream aco, crea ne, | Kost uly oso ed Sd en ek | Fyoret RAED Fours Mess, sour ting against i She is piatd, atwno woud not Fee ee aes ae plein itso Fit | 22S teak "Boning and betting, Boas tre women id crete evident amuacent | tata ances emote os | ROS CE=DEn UTE SINGIN EE | Fue soso wonay ago Seer to het sales, (awa ‘uae er” glances, becotnes 420 Hata. large. Bt frame 12, roma, ait | BGG. 1601 oes are eeny terme, BEALL By.OW! t hare Ggetratie one to ocean, Besutifel fag to tue ful her wit and brilianeye aus chicks | Moser, inbrovements ia ee f_ SALE—“ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND 3% Se eH, hun the inost delightful of Ben, and when she 423 tnd 42814 1 at-n.w, two new 4 story bay-window Sy ee = ge eS fat 35 now opean atte ¢ Bue tho Seales are evenly. balanced, ‘the Ea: }-— sda avwelitiye: stables on tae veer and |) Spe im ‘cia Bai G5 tin at aw. B me "HOUSE AND Seema Sas el 4 ow ay, frame ye g > . tear at iag Cady endian aya | Mil foc Skag” Sm bof oom | ROR Se SAIS Fea seer Waterers yel-im 603 14th et. a ren Fang Sannee eas Toe 11m Ooo athe nw. at See 140 Now Fock ore. er eee Talk of tho ovens, a cee eee i a ee "3 ‘or eo ‘GROVE, D®*® PARK AND OaKLann, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIEG 3.000 FEET ABOVE TIDEWATER. SEASON OPENS JUNE 23, 1888, ‘These famous Mountain Resorts, «ituated upon the summit of the Alleghanies and directly upon the main Uneof the Baltimore and Onto Railroad, have the ad- ‘Yan‘age of ite through-train service both east and west, and are, therefore, readily accessible from all Parte of the country. All Baitimoreand Ohio trains ‘sop at Deer Park and Oakland during the season, ‘With due regard for the safety of guests in case of accident, fre encapes of the most recent and approved: design have been added to the hotel buildings at botu resorte, Electric lights have been introduced throughout the houses aud grounds, large swimming bathe provided for ladies and gentlemen, suitable grounds for law: tennis, bowling alleys and billiard rooms are here, fine riding and driving horses are kept for hire; in ebort all the necessary adjuncts for the comfort, health, or pleasure of patrons. RATES, (060, 875, and 990 per month, according to location. Diagrams of roomsand floors can be seen et Balti- more and Obio ticket offices, 619 and 1351 Peunsyive- ‘nis ave., Washington. All communications should be addressed to GEO. D. DesHIELDS, Mauager B. and 0. Hotela, Cumberland, Md. Wp to Tune 10; after that date, either Dees Pasa or elfnwtnie Borex K sarense: OaKLaxp, Garrett County, Md. my23-whe,10t Jo6-w.tslm PRING LAKE BEACH, N_J, THE BALTIM ne block from and with Tull’ view ef sou Pi Ar. L. P. WHEELER, TLL CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, © y, SEASON OF I8k6 OPENS JUNE 30, KATES KEDUCED—$21.90 fe week and duriug July. Railroad access direct to the hotel Call’ or send for W. F. PAIGE, circulars to GILSEY HOUSE, Brosdway snd 29th st, N. ¥- my5-m, w&s-26t Si Above ASBURY PARK. N. J, beach, facing Sunset Lak Arement.” Surrounded by. Address, for ave. ECaewasteaigg for Deaith and County, Ma.. near Suwer Loni ite tile from tan Branch erence mevts oration b bats fahine excellent. Fine view cf tava, Summer boarders 20.67 per weeks PER DAY except for rooms rooms, oye ‘fires, ine lawnt and. aude: trees. Connected. table first clas terme Circular’ Address THE toe veubie) court ‘Cireulare, 8. AUGUSTIN oe Rath 3620-waesdin HAY FEVER on 18 an a, Pa A fully pleawure, Boating, ‘Hotel Eagles M; iV. INGHAM & 00, INE All NO MALARIA ‘sounia. my Pawies Mera, §: 3e2-2awim® Te, MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPRUR nies, 2.4 Baten a . Send for pamphlet, Virwinia. Ou the Sutninit of the Alleche: feet above tide water. All rail to the ‘Capacity 600. Open from joderate PER ots md Je2-2awst é VALCOTT HOUSE, BARNESVILLE, MONTOO! every train fine; oun: Terms from 85 “Riare fae ® specialty. 0.5 MACS, ‘Swe ‘PRICES, CONGRESS HALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS ACCOMMODA’ 1.000 OSES at? Sear PEERS oP ‘Open from June 21 to October 1. m15tuks-16t H. 8 CLEMENT, Manager. HITE MOUNTAINS—BEAUTIFULLY LOCA: ted, convenient to all points of interest, Jane ¥2.9,16.23° (CBEBOON SPRINGS, PENNA; m1y15-e030t INTAIN VIEW ©OTT, June Es MSE os gene te Tag Main Line Penna Railroad, (On Top of Allegheny The MOUNTAIN HOUSE ‘Will open JUNE 25, cemenne eee See ee Superintendent, Cresson, Pa ‘AGI Na milk; cool iy trate, ni, telorraph, aud Fates to famiiien Mink KACHD BEALL, mapsb Solas Ureiy refitted 4 now open. _ehm bathe For particulars, apply to 1-10W ARKANSAS AVE. AXD FN Ja,euewed and an FUsTESOUR JORTESCUE | HOUSi ‘ocean front, Atlantic i full orchestra, HE ALDINE, CAPE MAY. N. J. DECATER BT, suse each, hot snd cold ‘fret from the RE, dele Proprietor. EL BE aoBOrH BEACH, DEL. Hen Sir THOMPSON, Provtietor. 1 OT peessagt Rese, June isk. Wor particulars adden ‘im ‘A. FREELAND. iy rg ‘¥.N. J. NEAK THE eg 163m Mra JA MYERS, P.O. Box 884. RENEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, VA. OPEN Ce aes pe Phicts at all pripcipal drug stores and B offices, Wash: ure amny25-1as from sbot and PERSONAL. MEET B.C BAT SAME HOUR AND MAE; UIDE—A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN WILL, guide to two or three ladies desiring to tray fin country of abroad. ealary siaail"addsese we June to November, <