Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1889, Page 7

¢ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY. y JUNE 6, 1889, x ciITY AND DISTRICT. > Tae Evexrxe Star's subscription lists, the books of the office, and its press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come inspection of any person having a color- sble interest in the correctness of its claims as to circulation, This is a guarantee to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none other in Washington! ALMOST A VICTORY. Why the Washingtons Did Not Capturea Game Yesterday. The defeat of the Senators by the Giants yes- terday by the score of 4 to 3 was principally to an inability on the part of the former to hit the ball safely when men were on boses often enough. and again toacase of rattles that seized the home battery in the third inning. The Washingtons were all mixed up in their positions, Shoch playing at short in place of Wise, who burt a finger badly in practice, Mack occupying right field, while Ferson and Clark were in the points. Against them were pitted Welch and Murphy. Itis questionable whether the playing of Clark behind Ferson was wise or aot, for both are youngsters in the league, without any knowledge at all of the New York- ers’ peculiarities. It not far from a certainty that had Mack been behind the bat from the start at least one, if not two, of the tuns made in the second and third innings would not have been made. As it was, Ferson was nervous and unsteady, and in the third pitched two wild balls that enabled runs to tally. The second of these reopened Clark's sore hand and he had to retire from the game, while Mack came up to the plate and Ebright filled right-field. Then Ferson steadied down and there was no more wildness, while he kept the visitors’ hits, some of them long. hard ones, pretty well scattered. The field work was al- most perfect, the Senators doing a little the better. Some of the catches by both left- fielders were excellent, and Murphy earned a generous round of applause by his magnificent catch of Ferson’s foul fly in the seventh. THE GAME. ‘The visitors scored in the second on a hit by Conner, a steal, Clark’s bad throw to second, and Richardson's neatly placed single. Again in the third they got two men around the diamond. Murphy made a hit and went to second and third on a wild pitch. Welch reached first on balls, and Gore drove one to Sweeny that was neatly bandied, and proved Murphy's fate between third and home. Welch reached third and Gore second on the play, and then another wild pitch sent the former in. ‘Tiernen sacriticed to Wilmot and Gore seored. The Statesmen started to catch their opponents in the fourth, and should have made more than the one run _ that resulted from Wilmot'’s single and steal, & passed bail, Hoy's base on bails, Mack’s neat sacrifice to first, and Myers’ base on balls, Bat one was all they could get. and there was a man lett on third and one on second. The visitors would have scored at least a couple in the lat- ter half of the fourth but for poor base ran- ping. Connor was hit and stole second nicely, ame trundle too far over | touched out. a- | son the ing two-bagger to the | but he let his lar, the bag and m nter fence, and came to grief when the bail, handled besatifully by Hoy end Bhoch, en- | countered his person at third im Sweeny's | | clutches. Sharp fielding by the home é w York alone prevented | m from scoring in the sixth. Both | Hoy and Mack hit aafely and then Myers dro: one at Ii Jina spiteful manner. Thy blond. however, took it calmly and managed to hb Hoy as he ran. Morrill then smashed | another at the white-headed young man on | third and he again 11 to the emerzency | and assisted ina good double play at second | and first. reti g the side. nad scored their last run in thi fifth on Murphy's three becger and Morril exeusable fumble of Gore's stinging grounder, and were barely shut off from arun in the ardout Connor hit for three | ichardson plumped one right at | m. The young man from Manchester | ed it and tossed it over to Sweeny, putting oat the astomshed Roger, who made no effort | get back, but dove tor his glove. Richard: son's error. Shoch’s hit, and Ebright’s sacri- fice enabled the Senators to fill second and | third with but one out. Ferson went out ona foul to Murphy. and Wilmot lined out one that would have goye to the right fence had it not met Connor's hands on its path. It was great luck for Koger. A GOOD RALLY. | The home team made a neat rally in the | eighth, but they spelled it with too small an | “r.” and fell one short of tieing. Hoy sent a pretty two-bagger skimming along the rig ine and he scored when Gore dropped Mack’ fly. siye sacrifice sent Mack to third, and BMorriil’s weil-timed hit sent Mack home. | Sweeny, who saved the game on Tuesday with @ he run at just such a juncture, was not up to the notch yesterday, and he struck out. Morrill tried to steal with poor success. Noth- ing more was done by either side except a hit by O'Rourke that availed nothing. Washi ton made 6 hits and 2 errors, and New York 8 hits and 3 errors. NOTES OF THE GAME. Ferson showed great head in the eighth i when, with a man on second and two out, Roger Connor, who had been hitting hard, came to the bat. Roger wanted another hit, but Ferson winked to Mack and tossed four bad ones off to the left of the plete, and the big man went to first oa ball chardson then proved the Wisdom of the move by flying out to Ebright. Umpire Curry received a terrible slap in the cheek trom a hot foul from Hov’s bat in the iourth. He let the pain go on for about half an hour and then bad to give up. After a long consultation between Morrill and Richardson it was decided to take two piayers as umpires, and Sam Wise and George were chosen. The torr officiated at the plate for Washington and on the bases for New York. This arrange- ment proved very satisfactory and the game Was finished without a kick. OTHER Games. Philadelphia seored in the eleventh, and thus wou from Boston, 5 to 4. The bat- teries were Madden, Ganzel and Keily, and Casey and Clements, Boston made 13 hits and 4 errors, and Philadelphia 8 bits and 1 error. Cleveland won two games from Chicago. The first was by the score of 7 to 4, Bakely and Snyder, and Dwyer and Darling being the bat- teries. The Ancients made 9 hits and 1 error, and the Infants 10 hitsand 3 errors. The score | of the socond sume was 6 to 5, Cleveland mak- ing 10 hitsand 3 errors, and Chicago 11 hits and 4 errors, At Baltimore—Baltimore, 12; Cincinnati, 10. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 4; Kansas City, 2.” At Philadelphia—Atbleties, 11; Louisville, 10. At Columbus—St, Louis, 4; Columbus, 3. TO-DAY'S GAMES. The team plays to-day in Philadelphia, meet- ing the Ponies after the lattcr’s disastrous trip to Boston. The Senators will have a hard pull to get a game in their present condition. es- pecially as the Phillies will undoubtedly make | lowing prices: strong efforts to retrieve themselves, New York in Boston, Pittsburg at Cleve- land, and In polis at Chicago. Washington folks will not su ffer from « lack of base bail while the Senators are in Phila- delphia. On Saturday occurs the second game of the series between the Heporters and the olicemen for the benefit of police relief i. The former's team will be selected from the following: Williams, Simms, Doyle, Har- ries, MeSween, Kauffmann, Jones, Larner, Lyon aud Dwyer. President Young, of the ational league, will don a mask and officiate the services as umpire, and arrangements ere in progress to keep the immense crowd of people from pressing into the diamond and disconcerting him. A weil-contested game of base ball was played yesterday between nines from the Columbia athletigelub and Deaf Mute college, at Kendall Green, upon the grounds of the latter. which, after hard-fought innings, was wou by the C. A. C. by @ score of 9to 8. ‘The C. A. 'C.’s have an unbroken chain of vic- tories. “They appeared im their new uniforms of blue jersey shirts and tro with red stockings. and belts and caps of club color— red and blue. An Attempt to Blow Up a Church. 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Kt. and Tenhesree nen: First-class Louse; Feasonable rates; open 1) the Davis & BROWSE. CAPE MAY, XN. 3. Opens JUNE 15. Rates, #3 and @4 per day. Special rates by the week, month or season. Newly painted, remodeled and improved; @60,000 expended, New Ball and Amusement Room; Children's new Dining, Ball and Play Rooms. Cuisine and service first-class. Elegant suites, with parior, bath and closet. Orches- tra of eleven pieces. Rooin plans at BLASIUS & SONS’ Piano Warerooms, Chestnut and 11th sts.,up to June 14. Dogs not taken. Je5tofy1 Fr. \HE NEW COLUMBIA, CAPE MA t OPENS JUN [AMES LY, Owner. bates FLANK H. HILDRETH, jed-2m__ Late of the Hotel Lafayette, Proprictor. OlEL Mi. VEL TA TBI AVE., NEAR Ohio, ATLAN 1 TY. N. J; 64 Oceai rooms; -1m "S MOON. MIEN TAL HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N.J., OPENS QO) dane 13° “Accomodations for 300 gruestes aie rectly on the beach with an. ocean view frum, every window. SAM'L B. MOINTY aly Pro} el-lm JT, CLOUD, ASBURY PaRK, N. 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This is on the basis of two or more bersons in one room, Transient rates: @2 to per day. Haif regular rates tor children under twelve years of age and nurses. Special terms to families or parties who wish to spend the entire summer at the Point. Children occupying seats at first table will be charged full fare, For circulars address MESSRS, MERTZ & COMPANY, TAILORS, BEG TO ANNOUNCE they will remove to their ele- | want quarters, THOS. W. WILLIAMS, Piney Point. Md. THOS, W. WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors. jel-2w d peitges OF THE GREAT LAKES ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS 514 11TH STREET, | ‘Square below their present address, some time in July beak ep10-3m_ LFRED NEUMAN, ARTIST AND DES Ladies’ Dresses und Riding Habits, Opened at 1124 Coumecticut ave, or TaE NERIN miles from, Auntie City; erand bathing, fishing, LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT 00. _WiNl ell ai residences. j my23-1m | ej chen dune epee epi «KL SCH DYEING. SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN: , LUN. btained ‘ashington ING LABLIS Na 2 New Yo fF BBUT Bouse, en ool ope: = Yorai-clane Ladies’ and Geu.u work of very es eon Bt, WNJe . city ticket offices ion. “lush, Velvet and Evening Dresses.” ANION ‘Ocean View: “Open ail theyease” ow = ANB CAROLINE LEKCH, tonuerly will) A. Fischer my2s-1m GoLT. ee id Mainon Yriewe, im SK QT. JAMES HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N. J, OPEN Sa cee E FEDOKA DRESS SHIELDS ARF PHO. | May 29. Keduced rates for June, nounced by Messrs, WOUND & LUTHKOP | & A. WYATT, my15-2in BUFFALO, N. ¥. the best in their stock ‘LLey lave uo equal. f my25-1m Manager, tale cvery were jal dco SEA GIRT, NJ, THE TENTH ~FAst THOMAS DEVLIN, Proprietor. LAKI N. J., NEAK THE DARREL o ach and opposite the luke. Enlarged and newly furnished. Hywienic arranvements perfect. Open June 1. ins, LABAUG! 41. CHARLES, ATLANTIC CITY, OCEAN END DELAWARE AVE. ‘Will open Thursday, June 13. myzo-2m J xX, (212 4th avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. enti » For particuars ress pe entire year. For particulars address | J. On the beach, Massachu- iron pier. SAMUEL WAGNER, oot ALLATRE,” SPLING LAKB, N. J. Directly on the Beach. First-class throughout, Modern improvements. Billard Koom, ete. Circulars ut office, E. M. KICHARDSON, my Zteolst OTEL CHETWOODE, ATLAN1IC CITY, N. J. Remodeled. Refurnished. 60 Sleeping’ Apart- Appointments first-class. Wail open June 1, z Mrs. MAY W. GEF ROMER. Does ‘TIC HOU! ‘OUE. my20-1m Y, NEW JE: antic City, NJ. t SELBY ‘QUINN, TEL NORMANDIE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, NOW OLEN. Under new management. TC GILLETT “Or, Late of Colonnade Hotel, Philada, my15-2m W HOTEL ALDINE Pacific, near Obio ave., Atlantic City, N. J. $1.50 to $2 per day; #8 to $14 per week. No’ finer house on the island at ‘these rates, ATLANTIC CITY, yards to beach; renovated and reiur- ished jun der hew mahaxement. Now open. E. WILE, * KE W besch, 8.3. on the beach. RL NGL. 16 to October. Direcuy - LETCHWORTH. TLANTIC CITY, N. J—HOTELS, BOARDING- houses, Cottages, Lots and Bath-houses to let or for saleby 1.G. ADAMS & CO.. reat estate agents, Keal Fstute and Law building, Ailautic City, N. J. ap4-651 heat the beach, pen; thoroilghly heated. QHIRLEY—NEAR THE is ATLANTIC C1IY, 'N. J. Popular location.” Opens Mareli 1. f0-pm_ MES. M ULES LL, of Washington, D. _ ACME, ATLANTIC CITY, N. SEA END OF KENIUCK MKS. G. J. AVE. 4. STODDARD, _ HE CHALYONT T ALTONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Se Moved to the Beach. ENLARGED AND INPEOV D, Salt Water Baths in the Louse. mylin TLANTIC South Elevatos E. ROBERTS & SONS. roling ave house, well 1urnisued, my 14-eo%im Loxa sraxcu. WEST END HOTEL, Season of 1889, COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT OPEN SATURDAY, JUNE 8; HOTEL OPENS JUNE 2 With Improvements and Additional Attractions, O-eos0t -D. M. & W. EF. BILDIN TLANTIC CITY-T0 RENT—HOTEL Connecticut ave.: 60 rooms; weil furni excellent orde ‘uu improvements yards trom the bewch; cellent table, R_HOOK. \; pure . Send tor Cire del-co2u PLLGATE. . SOUTH CAROLINA AVE., neor the Beach, Atlantic City, N. J. Open all the year. Hot wud cold sea Lath in house, 3-31 M. WILLIAMS, “ITY—THE IDAHO, OCEAN END OF HE COTTAGE BY THE SEA, OLD POINT CO. tort, Va., ope ull the year, " Leduced rates #10 to'b14 per week. GEO. BOOK: ap25-3m" Proprit CLAN VIEW HOTE:, Ocean View, Va., Fight Miles from Norfolk, Va. m Juve “l to September 1, Kates, $2.50 4 and $16 per week; $45 and $59 per For further particulars address W. W. PRICE, Manager, my18-3m Ocedn View, Va. QEW PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL, VI AN Beach, Va. situated direetly on the Ocean iuiles due east of Norfolk, Va. ‘Ibis reat seaside re- fort presents every advantare for luxury, comic: convenience aud health, Sui 20th, Elegatt drives on the hard beach the piney woods. ‘The best suri batuing on Send for illustrated pampulet. _myl4-1m 8. E. CRITTENDEN, Manager. BsEy Hor HENLOPEN BEACH, Ri hoboth, 1 i8 well-known hotel will reopen June 20, v me Munagement as last season, Cic- culers at Star office, Address ingts Kound-trip tickets, geo the reduced to old rate—$8. WALILA BULTON, myli-sin* ARIA FL LISHMENG Ladics’ aia Ge Lyta without bei: a specialty, Tlurts expe mouerate. Goous culled tor and delivered. LL-WOOL GAEMENTS, MADE UP OR RiPVED uyed a goud mmvuruiny black ela COAL MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail, Anthracite Coal of sll kinds constantly on hand, GEORGE'S CREEK CUMBERLAND CoAL, FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL COAL Sawed and Split Wood to Order. rourh the coust, street; Branch Mca, vst-oilice), West Washing 1214 Bist street ton, D.C. Telephone—Yara, __ HOUSEFURNISHING 2; Branch offic \GS_AND BATIS SPRINGS, W. VA. ‘Thvee hours trom Washington via B. and 0. R.R.| 6 PPOYAL LIQUID GLU » waging. Hotel opens June 1. ‘The waters are R Brox caline, th electric, a ifie ivr rheu- tals, Love, Shoes, in, kiduey'and nervous diseases. | uuuing pools, mew dud elegunt, ere | xcelled in the country. Hotel large and clans, Write tor illusirated and descrip- jet, ” INO. T. TREGO, Prop. (AP ON SPRINGS AND BATHS r = COUNT nacity! Drugs and Coouxe By Gas A fall line of rT, also Superior Iron and Free- GAS COOKING STOVES eny temperature. La gest | ing Fool of Alkaline Lithia Water inthe world. Gn band and for sale, Suminer Climate, Here is where the sick re- cover and the well are always happy. waeeunercn N ‘Send ior Pamphlets and secure rooms, W. H. SALE, Proprietor. D. B. MAKALL, Agent, 1415 F st.u.w. myls-Im oJ OUDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 54g MIL ne. of Winchester an GASLIGHT COMPANY. OS_AND ORGANS, Ldmiles s.¢. of Stephenson's ALLET & DAVIS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS—POR A Depot, Frederick county, Va 5. 0. JORDAN faye more iargains will be civen im Mali my 14-40 prdan Si rings P.O., Va. I — ck: The public Davis’ Pianos to close vat eutire s\ dle public OCK EN RAL BATHS | can rely on genuine varevins. q im the ax Winchester, del Cae Avent, 51] Sth st. ow, Va., 6g hours from Was ~ Open June 20; capacity. No bar, Atmosphere K kK dfn unexcelied taineral FS id Swimming pool gx. tary arrange ra this.» KK duests tr ter Ip easy coaches and qu time, by McCauley & Co., proyrietors of the celebrated’ Taly Ho livery stables, Washington, who Will also have a fine livery sud a larce new board stable at the spring. Circulars at this office. ~ \pply to A. 8. PRATT, Sun Building, de1-2m15a Washington, KRESS HALL, Pia 5 UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSTIT? — AND DURABILITY. of “Purchasers” styles,” fuished in d Ve AKY. Pianos 4 invited to their of Hiai- SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. OPEN JUNE 22 TO OCTOBER, in pi MONIMLY INSTARLREN I wren i as Accommodates 1,000 guests; rates, $3 to $4 per day, according to location of rooms; by the week, 817.50 to & my 18-16t,tn&s MEDICAL, &. VHS SEKVICES OF AN bet. Band ©, Lita edy.$5. wyZ1-Sw* ADTES WHO KEQUI 2 way rienced t 3, BATH COUNTY, VA, | Dr. WiLSOs, 1100 Park £ of guests. ihe watersare | and h sts. me, Lacie ia, Nervous Affections, Cu- FOREST ly. LONG-ESTABLI For pamphlets, & it YONGRESS HALT ELDON SPRINGS, Vr. fr resort, 8 om St. Albans, ything first-cl noi Springs. | » Manager. * | NEVER BEEN VIBELS is tue olcest Fhysieian 11 th our eee =o na Judie, warried or single. x BATH TY, VA., ARE | myi6-Lim* pel for rece tion of wrue ue" waters ure | > me for Gout, Kheumatism, | uralysis, Liver Disease, For painphiets, &c., address i J. A. AUGUST, Prop. JOR WENT—AT BERKELEY SPRINGS, A run- fe Near hovel aud bails, Apply to | tion and idvice tres ut auy MISS CAM/BELL, 1629 Spruce st, vhila: “jel-t? | eeribed and sworn betore me by Dr, BROTHELS TALLEY VIEW SPRINGS, P. O. NEWMARKET, | SAMUEL ©. MILES, a Note yin and tor the Distr ot Golub thie third day of July, 1983, Gli M HOOD KE s’Eortwoot Dr. bhOi brs Nall cure any case of nervous debility and Juss of It imparts Viger Ww tue whole sysvem, Lessunutten mountain, elevation 2,000 zeot fonr miles from Depot; Excursion ‘Tickets, Open May 15, Tor crculare, wdaress A.J. MAES, Manuwer. aay 1-lia* Fare 1ER WHITE S G@ A BOTTLE ating Condual LPHUR SPRINGS, VA. | ol 20g BUSINESS. __ ‘The attention of the business pubite ts invited With confidence to the superior advantages pre | Sented by Tak WastineToN EVENING STAR as am | Advertising medium, The sworn statements of its daily circulation, published from week to week, taken in connection with the data given below, i lustrate in the most striking manner the steady aod rapid growth of the paper in circulation and influence. They also establish, beyond contre Versy, the fact that THE STAR Gs the best looal ad» verti medium, not only in the United States, Dut tn the whole world? This claim is based and conceded on the fact that no city in any country is fo thoroughily covered by the regular circulation of @ singlé paper as is the city of Washington by that of 1UE EVENING STAR; and it does not rest on the . but also on the character of circuls otoniy is its local circulation the largest st of any daily paper printed, in propor- tion to population, but it is also the BRST, since the paper does not merely go into the hands of the people of the District of Columbia asa body, but intu (neir homes,—into the families of all condl- tions, and into those of the moncy-spending as Well as the money-earning portion of the com- fullness, freshness and reliability of ite news, Jocal, domestic and foreign, its independent and | tuir treaunent of all public questions, and espe- cially because of its intelligent and effective de Youion to loval interests, and its close attention t matters with which the household, and particu. larly its lauy members, are concerned, THE ST, is everywhere recognized and admitted to be, ti every quality, the leading and favorite newspaper of the National Capital, alike in the couuting- room, the work-shop, ond the family circle. More conclusive evidence on these points no person can ask than that aflorded by the table below. ‘The growth of circulation therein indi= Caled, Wilh the analyois following, clearly shows the esteem in Which the paper is held by the com- Munity to whose interests it is so steadfastly de vored. It will be seen that, in the number of copivs issued, every month in the year 1SSS shows & handsome increase over the corresponding: month in each year given; and, as @ further dius | trauion On that point, it may be stated heve tat there bas Leen @ correspouding advance im the Lumber of new advert.cements printed during the year, ‘Ike comparative Lgures ior the tour years dust past are as Luilows: DAILY CIRCULATION IX 1885—'86-'87-"8S, ISS3. ISSG. INS7. ISSR, 25,470 26,346 2u,209 S7,K 20,009 27,490 25,975 27,166 23,242 26,722 24,116 27,453 Zine 2iso 44,009 2Aysu7 to.097 46,466 JANUARY. Pine 23604 S057 VECKMBEE . 26,798 23,682 25,454 27,083 1,008 1,503 1,599 Of tis aggregate daily circulation of 274 COPIES, Lue Lov» ui the uilice show Wat an average 29 copies were regularly Geuvered each day, by carriers, ai ihe homes w permanent mum scrwwers ia Wuecily aud suburbs. U1 We remainder, 4 daily average oi 5,421 were sold at the oflice, in the buteis and railway stations, etc. and on the biieels, by Rew sboys, Making & grand total average Wiiluy Lue Vistrict OF 2oy450 Copies daily, leaving 4 dauy average of 1,052 to be seut w reguiar sube Daily av'ge..22,123 increase. | scrivers residing beyoud ils midis, by Iau, eapress aud radway Wains. 4h GudiLou W Lue 20,029 copies daily delivered At he Lomes Of BubsLrivers, a urge proportion uf le ¥,421 otherwise disposed of im wecity is reg- ularly purchased by permanent residents, diving im Jodgings, Bc. Wot Lousebur while Use rerie due gots uo the Lunds of Wausieut Visitors, frou GU pariool the country, who each year come wo Whe Nauoual Capital in greacer numbers and for Jonger periods, and who, luruuermore, largely rep- Tesent le Weli-o-do aud purchasiny portions of the cuisluuuiles ty Which Wey Pespecuvely belong. the jus-named is & ciass of readers sloue weil Worth veuching; but it as t the phenomenally jarge permaucnut local circuiation of he paper, ud erpeciily ty ile Unparaiicied buid Upon toe household and family cucie, Wat Wwe atteuuon of Guverucers is pauruculariy directed. A comparison of the Lume circuiation of 25,450 Wilh the Lgures represeuuag we enuice popula lou OF Uke CiLy Will COUCLUDIVELy estabiinh tne tact bat 4Mb DEAK reaches auoul every Lauuly in Me | dapurictot Columbia, aud us rouu every way Uy more | Hain Uree yours wf us pypuuition who are able Ww read! 46 toliows, heceiure, Wat aa edvertise MCL IUSETiCd tu io Culuiunc Wadd moot We eye.of every person in ue Misinict worth reaching, of Whulever race, creed, sea, age, or coadivon in tife, Av only remains to ve suid, lor the auivrmation of those uuterested in I> suujeci, tual, in proporuon W dis circulauon, Lue rates ol advertising in LMR AVENIAG DIAK, Wheluer Luusent or ior long periods, rank With We Very iowest in the Cuited | States. dudeed, taking Louk We extent aad cua acter of is curculauon imw coUsider ak uy BALCLy be CLALMOE Luwi By Wide aud PUCK al CALE sek Quaaiy vi pULLCKY Gai WoW bere Cae be Houguad jur lue sauue muomey. “Trial by Peers.” For the information of those not familiar with ‘Luk Sau, & Jew edUucWs Lom ButCE® Ly 1us Come lemiporaci¢s, called out by Me recent cuunge am toxin, are appeuued: Fun die Washington Post, We cougratulte Las Sram on its great rosperity, Tiere ta Hw CMEr COCA MEW 16-168 LIsiens Died trum the Philude\vhia Ledger, Aue Wasuinuiun AVeRING STAR hes marked the Under entire new mansgement, Open JUNE ak 6 st. &.8 my 14-1u* OCLOLER te ), bandson oS a8 muy 14-' — all city co: fine tn dy walks; excel: FRENCH POWDEIES ARE THE 3 sh: address A. RB. BARROW, At the Sin Teutuiusic, For particulars my10-1m* urd Kemedy tor all blocd Treat, Lawal 8; ULIREr amen, Causing aireases cuced n TLANTA COTTAGE, ATs South Delawure ave., Atlantic City, N.J. ‘NOW OPEN. : my8-tu,th&s1m Mks. B. R. OWENS. HE LEHMAN, OCEAN END OF PENNSYLVA- tluntic City, N, J. Enlarged aud newly jun parlor, electric beils, Ke. ‘ W. LEHMAN, th-5m SEY, OCEAN elegantly furnished WM, J. LOVE, Proprietor. pe WINDSOR, CAPE MAY,N. J., WILL OPEN JUNE15, Je1-2m M ‘TROPOLITA’ AML Corner sis, and Atlantic aves., Atlantic my16-e0:) W. W. GREEN. J. Nowopen. Ke-leased ni; teruss Moder. PL. PBEEXTON VILLA, OCEAN AVENUE, NEAR THE beach, ope May 1. Location very desizabie; large piazzas in full view of the ocean. iron pier end bot and cold sea-water buths. al rates to iauilies tor the seas: 8, of Balti- more. P.O, J. ap20-cosin (HE ISLESWORTH. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Cn the beach, sea cud of Virginia ave, WILL OFEN FEBRUARY Y, 1580, - BUCK & MeCLELLAN, SEA-SIDE--NEW_ENGLAN LT HOUSE, OLD ORCHARD BEACH, MAINE. the season June 15,*89, ‘Lerms reasonable or particulars apply to Mrs, A. P, MaoNU. UL 7 Wasnington, D.¢,, Fost office Gid Orelurd, Lark Coy “THE BLU. Jeu-Gi* MT. DeSknt FERRY, A new house overlooking the sea All modern con- oe ip full eH = nyo ae and sling unsurpassed. Fue laws lor cro quet, “D. B, STOCKHAM & CO, Propristes, Mr. Stockham can be seen at tie Ebvitt House until my23-2m AINE’S MOST POPULAR RESORT. 1]\HE ROCKINGHAM, Lacated beter tea ee PIER BL tel, miodern iuprovewents; including hydraulic levacons open June 3. id J. G. BURNS, Proprietor. A 2¥ 00D HOUR, NAKEAGANSETT PIER, R. L, J. A, TUCKER, 200 Guckins NENT) farracaueett Pere k, 1, Aceuimmodati fe Gas, baths. electric lie end elactrs bala 0 une CLARK'S: SCOFIELD, Manager, [SH ISLAND, KIT- elegantiy fur- ft bat and fish- Eps en H i forty-ewyet hours, yer box. Tr. DODD'S “NERVINE permanently cures baturul Weakuess, losscf Vilalily, nervousdetulity, Soy sealed by niall. bor suie at NDIFOLD'S, cor. 9th and F nw. IN THE MOUNTAIN LLFGHANY SPRINGS, VA.—TH GREAT : 8: ie cure, Recommended by spe — le <i- — Scelety of Vitwinia, Now recognized us the leadiige EC THES wateruur place in the incuntains of Virginia, - Fo SPECIALTIES. seriptive Liets and circulars apply to FRANK L. MOOD, 514 Fst. nw, HVE TKIED Doc Aiy iu vain: w P LECTROFCIsE will cure you ane OF Its progress. WEBB, 610 E st. nw, SPECIAL PRACTICE ; __" "0. A. COLHOUN, Pro VW ssuinaton iss, GEORGETOWN NQIGHTs. NOW OPE Fikes? and functional disuraers, Matatial aud For inspection apply at ia, Lae ALEX} Uterine, and Brain Diseases a speclacy. The Bucktueban, 9: Wed. Ntrictures perinaneutiy cured. Dic Alvo handsomely furuisised rovius ut the + Medical Klectriciai, G04 12th et. nw. at sumer raty PHUR SPRINGS, W. M. RR, 40 jaitimore, will open for the season 4, Hlegaut Buildings; Home o le; Pure Water. For ierins. etc., rvly at orwdress Miss CRANE, NO. 602 N. Churles st., Balto. Md. 2 NANCIAL, JB ¥- conson. INO. W. MACARTNEY, Member N.¥. Stock Sx, CORSON & MAOARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W, Eaukers and Dealers in Goverument Bonds Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections, Raflroad Stocks and Bonds, and si securities listed on the Exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Bostos and Baltimore bought and sold. A specialty made of investment securities, Distrig Bonde and il Local Railroad, Gas, lusurance and Ti \OOPER HOUSE, COOPERSTOWN, OTSEGO LAKE, N ¥., OPENS JUNE 20 No Malaria: no Mosquit be dations at red wphlet, 5. E. Also wauazer Princess N, Proprictor, Welds Beuch, Va, AD Anue, Vi OODLAWN, ROCKVILLE, MD. WILL BE | ephoue Stock dealt opened. for the reception of guests June 15 Bell ‘Lele hone Stock bought and sold jy18 Hy built and newly furnised: moster Ke | === : ee ; electric bells; gas: Water, Mrs, Al. J. COLLEY, are renduu, proprieiress, my 29-Lan PROFESSIONAL. OF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAL Voy ant, Astroioger and Hyiritnal Meal HE PARK HOTEL. Re WILLIAMSPORT, PA, ~~ ii sted. I 7 Vith second skit and vel. Very Luiden mystery ro- and sil modern improvements, First-class accommo- | © trcasures. Gives lucky numbers, Rerruyes. brings separated tuxctuer, 1 business, Kewoves ail iamily troubles and evil in- Luences, Cures sickness, if disappomsted by edorts «i others, Judge pot ali alike, as the Protessor can con- Vinee the most skeptical. Strangers irom other cicies ‘Will eave time and disappointinent by calling on the culy genuine clairvoyant iw thie city, as he succeeds MRS. D. McDONALD. ae, equa is first-class hotel opens SunelSe et Highest point on Northern Ceutral R. R.: invigorat- | whcve all others fail, and advertises culy what he caa fg eo; ele- | co. Sittings, ole, Lite-reading by amuail On receipt of ee ee eee i: Netnet jock of baur; ste of ste “Hours to & Good music and every modern convenience. Open sundays trom 1 to § pan Kates, $10 to $14 por week, BEES A SM F ¢. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF eee Mm ree y "ipl. AN basiiess eontacitial Ladies sade. MStntain VIEW HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VA, | Tanen bu ceits each AUS Lot, between ath and ota 3,000 feet elevation, opens JUNE L poms | sia iw. Jedzw* Sroguet sud tennis laws, bow ing alley, saddis a ry raes for hire cheap, For particulars address ST RMEANT A. Porte ny0-u UBORA, WEST VIRGINIA, = “B. TENEY RE. ED HIS DEN- AS MTRa SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA DS Eee tae as Dae HEALTH RESORT Of THE ALLEGHA’ go FT Td ed THE aariate SE ged 5 eyes Peg M: a. JULIAN ‘Seanon * uate Maryland First-glass eon ‘at moderate rates, Cir- | University of Deustry. CU EDY, DDS, culars at the Siar once, my 16-1m 1420 New York ave. niw |. ee a to Sa aie 9 ae G27 Qe a. w., bet, 6th and 7h. 00) ‘Hol ears experience. L ee ee Harpers Ferry ¥. eo eee myS-tm* win open S28 Fo ONE EEE . STARR FATAONS, DENTIST, OTH Br, ner E b.w. seca, YWoeth ‘exirected| uli sien ec saved! boars Otek, scenery ; is juitoes; tine ali win- exoeliont table verms $0 per week. “my7-da HOTELS. EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. O. BICYCLES. vellent tuble. iGTON te. o Water st. s.w. All trains stop at Cresson. so, Gabess Cae a Cluse ul UWeuly-oue years Uuder Lis present muauage- scl Ly peTuMMueUt CulargeMent Lv & doULie SuuEl, OF bk peer pape ALU LCCC ALO veMUCILS Lumb SA) sucKeane Mls dale dur puuUcul. Aad SA Au 1D LOW CUumUeLML) MuUPe Luks Lwacu ue ane ad A. a0 1k LOU 4, AUT Guay LUCE Les de aKa PEUILe Mudie, aL hme MEME uuee 4b Carcduer LUk Mak A WUE eLQUyEE, Aka, Wud, & Metco Pecunia rocetine eeengere sre vher herria S1 om Ue Brovkiyn Lagie, Vaskigions best, af not really ite only news Pipes, te 20 Ohad, WUC Lae ya uROl us SU, AL poy UuaOK OL” DYU,YUY, Ev Lp Wagulee, Aelie. dae SUAk Lan ho pouuEs, Ul at pues Msi Le LOW, BLVED ULL BlUeS Cylaly Joujasiuad Looe Ay Kis dodo MUAH ab CALCUL Oy uemeds SUE Nae AaUidee UL 00 WUlle ali Mumbai 470m the baitunore Sun, 448 WaosiinGs0N STAR, one of the most prosperous Lewepapor lb Ue COULLY, savcly culuipou, ss uum yor da 2 Ab pulpexcpeyer. Lue gu buses a6 Reet D 0 Wem CEM Ly Ao Lue LaeTe, mush Ube knead 46 OU Abate Mike HOCK WEN BLLCLBeL ua 4O0 Muy Jem Ab Jo nth Many MopOR dues MLO paper, mad Mad Aditi WW a6 OU DOW LEAL DBLCCUES WE Let ded WUE Muy WEVEL Wane, ous the Phivadeiphia Dunes, Us Dias kus Lue Jouruuistic field of the national CA pital, His daw AL BUCY add WiLk grees SucLEMe rom the New bork Gonmerciai Bulletia, Abalcuterpriniix joUruui, LHW anNGTON EVENIN®: Dias, Mus gio Compuclou bWel) vie Pears UuEr IB Dives Mnduageuenl, abd Cocueles tue veut uy BEY LE PR idm) a Ce pae dT de Wack ub We Vue Vi Lue sakgeDl alld MakuoUdisves MLeclawL paprens Au Lue Uicod Sate, wie dd uae dCi DOCU Vale a Line em UU dives puccomet ua drum the Baltimore American, Lae WasiinGTON BVENING STAR appeared last night WL WeW Dat Wa Ye MtuMCCUe Lune OPEN ver aE WOU o, (car peruaieuiy ad alt Clpucpaye pale, DMA DIA. das 4Le LeCU Ue Ol Me mauoune cayaeal’s “wugocke UL MuMeLem,"” aaa 3 Je ascW AU ua BL Waske WOK” CAC Uy, BU Od AUC TOunlle La Cae emi le WL Ea, From the Chester Pa.) Times, d.cre wid Gere We Lenciu a Paper which rewards the Wad, HeLa) # ALE BULL Lo, OF MUS CouT olds opatake WI VW Puteee ut eacives Lue Wuuuer Ob ald Cmjeuwrs, Buck # Ouse, a gues Us UubyENdend Picusure Ww be mus 1 Ba), is Lie RVKAIDG DEaue Of Wassduictou Clie trom the Indunapotia News. 4i £1Ves Us Kreut picast.e to note this evidences Peery, Lek bTaw is cue uf sue Vows bud cooaos asitan iid CHO GOULD, Gis toe sliver Kaeuseeuen Spor Sena Ws KU ddadsenes Cahyataale trom the Macon Ga.) Teeyraph, Uke byisine Diab is Lorusumer than ever, andis The Went we Wejapee Wabiisiie ull OVER Abate From the Phitadelphia ieeurd, THE WasHiNGiUN £\aniNG STAR Keeps an easy’ uve Me Cpe Pune Ok Le Gapatal. Srom te Cumberiand (Md.) Daiiy News, ‘THE STAax is already su edcedout tums We scarcely ase Ay CyUM LOT Aayauveuiene. from the Brooilyn Times. ‘Me Dias is au exponent of progressive | Ute grows ald jp tLapersiy are eet Gear pOLvep Ul OF tke wekuudis OL Ubeiived exlery sis abd pulient aactuMEy an Auei. AE gives Waele o Uy DUE muy city au the sane Strom the Bugaio News, ‘THE STAR is the yaper at the uavenal area ie ee aaa eUCOeRS lo CMUer) Tit Bint ma dh) ile OR er 4 Lewajeper Viriues, suewe succene, ‘LHe DIAM Las KLWEDe bed july UL Lowe mind de bLWade jiemcuied 16 Cuncimel) Mund CORTeCKS. Ake PRD, Wha remo s 2 umE Wy FOme. Brom ihe Norfolk Landmark, ‘The prosperit LVENING Stam of WeEicegeen ina woune o Eel beelen Ww do AMNOLS Cat Lied Value’ exCuaLgeR, ‘Pram th Bins Mound (an.) Sam tok" wen saserves She lesa banana ee caves Prom the Anacostia Messenger ‘that “tu best ova comes ha ified) us Sst tor he’ tee