Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1889, Page 7

CITY A DISTRICT. GH Advertising isfprofitable only when prop- erly done,—thatis, in the medium sure to reach the largest number of those whose attention is sought. Money otherwise expended for that purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad- vertise in Tag Star. It not only claims the largest circulation, but gives the figures, and swears to them! BUFFINGTON INVINCIBLE. How the Senators were Defeated in Philadelphia—Other Games. The Quaker City team of ball tossers made efforts to retrench themselves after their de- feats in Boston, and succeeded in partially doing so by downing the senatorial sggre- gation by the score of 6 to 1. They earned their victory by means of a scien- tific batting spurt in the first inning that re- sulted in five runs. ‘Seven single hits were made, five of them bunts, and big Sam Thomp- son took firstom balls. After this the Phila- delphians could do but little with the ball, and were retired without scoring in every inning, but the third, when they topped off their score with another run. ‘The Sena- tors drew blanks from the start, only breaking the goose egg combination in the ninth, when Connie Mack bit for three bases, and Haddock drove him home with a single. The batteries for the day were Buffin- ton and Clements, and Haddock and Mack. Both teams played beautiful games in the tield, and the contest lasted but au hour and a half. Sweeny won attention from the crowd by his great playing, and Ebright who covered short Held, took everything that came his way. Shoch played in right. ‘MACK DID THE BEST BATTING of both sides, making s triple and two singles out of three times at the bat. Hoy, Sweeny, Ebright, and Haddock each hit for a base. Buffinton gave seven bases on balls and struck out five, and Haddock gave six bases and struck out of Washington made 7 hits and 1 error (Mack), and Philadelphia 13 hits and 1 error. Curry had not yet recovered from the blow he received in the face on Wednesday and failed to put in an appearance. O'Day and Andrews were selected to do the umpiring and gave sat- isfaction, OTHER GAMES. Boston managed to win from New York, after taking a strong lead at first, and then, by mis- erable fielding, allowing the Giants to creep up to within @ ie of runs of tymg in the seventh. The fnal seore was 10to7. Clark- son and Bennett and Keefe and Will Brown were the batteries, Boston made 15 hits and 2 errors, and New York 10 hits and 4 errors. Chicago kindly defeated the Hoosiers—11 to 10—by playing better ball. Tener, Gumbert and Durhing. . aud Getzein and Buckley were the Retterien. ‘Chicago made 12 hits and 3 errors, and Indianapolis 11 bits and 5errors., Getzein pitched the game away in the first inning by pen ing four bases ou balls, three of them forc- ing in a run each. Cleveland took Pittsburg’s scalp, 8 to 2, by better all-around playing. Beatin and Sut- cliffe and Staley and Miller were the batteries, Pittsburg made 2 hits and 5 errors and Cleve- land 12 hits and 2 errors, At Brooklyn—Kansas City, Brooklyn, 4. At Bultimore—Cinciunati, 10; Baltimore. 3, At Colembus—St. Louis, 9; Columbus, 3. At Philadelphia—First game, Athletics, 5; Louis- ville, 2. Second game, Athletics, 16; ville, 3. THE GAME TO-MORROW. * To-morrow afternoon, at 4 o'clock, eighteen graceful forms will arrange themselves in proper attitudes over the surface of Capitc tema and Mr. N. E. Young, who hold: his hands the destinies of ball-players, will toss a wing sphere into the diamond and will call y.” hen will begin one of the fiercest, most scientific contests ever witnessed in the District, and nine strong reporters will strug- gle valiantly to overcome as many muscular guardians of the public peace, having once won from them. If the weather is fair there will, undoubtedly. pasey large attendance, for the worthy clurity for which the proceeds are to go bas opened many sympathetic | purses, and the red tickets are going fast. The teams have been selected as iollows: Clubs (i. e@., ers sy pitcher; San- ford, &. s.; Welch. ; Easer, 3b.; Ferguson, L ft; ‘ita ¢.; Walsh, 2b.; Diamonds (alias Reporters)— Sims, 3b.; Jones, p.; Doyle, 8. 6; Beyer — Lt; Lyon, zb.; Larner, ¢. £.; Wil- hams, Mesween, r. f. The teams are pom pay! order in which they will step to the square rubber. spit on their hands, whirl the bat around their heads, aud run for the bases or for the benches, The enterprise shown by the managers of the two pines in securing the services of Mr. Young as judge of the play has been generally commended. He is eminently fitted for the position, beg content with nothing short of | the top of the heap anda guardian angelship over the local leaguers, and be. will go upon the field fully prepared for all emergencies, provided with all the literature obtainable on | the subject of the sport, including Spaldings and Keade’s guides, Mike Kelly’s “Play Ball,” Fred Pteffer's wasterpiece, Anson ieee, “The Confessions of an Umpire,” by Rider Haggard, and Dr. Hunt's book on surgery for accidental cases, besides a trade dollar to flip whenever circumstances demand an unbiassed judgment. The Merchant Rifles and bekern ay Light Arsenal Infantry corps will cross bats at grounds Thursday, June 13. The Merchant Rifles and Washington Rifles will play a game of base ball at Capitol park June 20, for the Johnstown sufferers. ——<———— DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. ‘THE ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Major Raymond has written to Mr. Samuel Norment. President of the United States elec- sutmg company, calling his attention to that if the company desires to continue to light the streets a contract must be entered into by July I next. The contract price of 60 cents per lamp a night, Major Raymond says, is greatly in excess of the charges made in other cities, but says he is willing to enter into contract for that amount, provided certain conditions are accepted, It is understood that = contract will be entered into at an early a, SITE FOR A COLORED SCHOOL. The Commissioners have purchased o E. 3. Lodge. tor $11,720, parts of lots ior 10, 109. 110, lil and 116, and all of lots 113, 114 aud 115, in square 276, on 12th street, between i and 8 streets northwest, for @ site for a colored school. BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows: A. P. Fardon, one brick dweiling at 1915 F street northwest; $13,000. J.T. V. Rit ter, one brick warehouse in rear of 1331 7th street northwest; $2,000, John H. Walter, one bricks dwell: at 518 Qist street northw $500. James Fraser, one brick stable in rear of 900 B street southwest; $900. W. O. Alex- ender, three brick d ellings, from 2007 to 2011 L street northwest; $5,000. Robert Downing, one brick = at 746 New Jersey avenue northwest; $2,500. MISCELLANEOUS. raorl pare the examination and having verved the usual probationary term, Wm. Big- ney has been appointed a member of the fire department. —-_—_ Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Sarah T. Grant to H. G. Kenner, subs 133 and 139, Uniontown; €2,000. Mary 0. Carr to Huro Tay- jor, pt. 5, blk. 87, Columbia Heights; $1,374.15. A. E. Bateman to same, pt. same; $1,200. Jo- — Bieber to Francis Berkley, pts. 25 and 26, ; €1,500, 8. 8. Shedd to H. A. Shon, sub ia. "sq. 958; €2,500. J. F. Hood et al. to —— A — lots 84, 35, and 36, sq. 914, $2,949.25. J. F. Rodgers et al. to Julius A. Mar- del. lot & ‘blk. 16, Kalorama; $2,315. B. F. Leighton et al. to Sarah W. Pope, lots 1, palate 4, 6.7, 8% 10, 11, and 12, bli, 83, Broo to John Hill ph 2.500, J. H. Smith, trustee, q. 8. of 516; $2,200, M. Howland to RM. Bell, subs 16, i9, 21, 23 to 29. sq. ae ae ‘T. B. Hood to Kate B. Barlow, _s, sq. 178; #. Jas. P. Lewis to Anna V, Tompkins, lot 9, bik. 36, Columbia Heights. Moffett to 8. E. Allen, pt. lot 3, sq. 33; @732.48. J. F. Rodgers et al. to T. Hyder Hot 9, bik. 22, Kalo- rama Heights; $2.578.28. JL. —— te Cc. Ww. Simpson, sub 26 to 34, s 156; @—; lot 19, bik. 20, fhton to C. E. Bhaw, lot is, bik. 25; e200. . F. Hunter to E. J. Hill, lots 56 to 58, sq. 758; berta Barnes to Margeret A. Polead, sab 35,04 67, 83,500, Found Dead. Mr.W.W. Simpson, of Langley, Va., was found dead in his bed about 12 o'clock Wednesday might, Ee to have been a case of heart disease. Mr. Simpson was ® native of Howard county, Md., but had resided in Virgiuia since the war, and was a very successful farmer. He leaves a “ms and two children and an only sis- ‘er, birs, C. W. Perkins, of this city. AN EAST WASHINGTON BANK. A Committee Appointed to Orgunize a National Bank. The movement among residents of East Wash- ington to establish a national bank in that part of the city, referred to in Tae Star, took form last night at a meeting held in Washington ball, corner of 34 street and Pennsylvania avenue. Mr. John E. Herrell presided and Mr. Allan ‘lark acted as secretary. The meeting was at tended by many of the business men and resi- dents of East Washington, and a number described the inconvenience they suffered by having no bank located within a convenient distance. A resolution, offered by Mr. T. W. Smith, was adopted directing the chairman “to appoint a committee of seven, of which the chairman shall be one, to be selected from the subscribers to the stock of the proposed national bank, which committee shall take the necessary measures to obtain such further amount of subscriptions to the capital stock as may be required by law and any other proceed- bar needing to pas the organization of said bank.” The following were uppointed as the committee: John E. Herrell, J. W. W! nelpley Allen C. Clark, H. C. McCauley, George F Pyies, John G. Slater, and Samucl H. Walker. “It was decided that the capital stock of the bank should be #200.000, in shares of $100 each. Those interested in the organization of the bank purpose. as far as possible, to establish it Ke popular subscription. getting as many peo- je us possible interested in the success of the Peeutation. A Star reporter was informed that some persons with large means stood ready to take up all the stock remaining when full opportunity had been given all who desired to take stuck in small blocks. ‘The talk is that the bank will be located in the vicinity of 3d street and Pennsylvania avenue, and suitable build- ing will be erected for it & it there. THE cou RTS. Portce Covrt—Judge Miller. To-day, Frank Lane, colored, disorderly con- duct on M street northwest; $5 or 15 days. ‘Ada Shepherd, colored. disorderly assembly on 7th street northwest; do. Mary Foulke, pro- fanity in a house on 7th street road; do.’ Rice Randolph, colored, disorderly conduct and car- rying dangerous knife on New Jersey avenue; €55 or 105 days. Patrick Anderson, colored, disorderly assembly on M street northwest; #3 or 15 days. Daniel Brown. begging on $d street northwest; bonds or 30 ya. John Brennan, disorderly conducton 2d acest north- west; $5 or 15 days. = ne SECRET SOCIETY FOR TEACHERS. The Order of Delphians Starts in Ne- braska to Organize the School Teachers. From the Nebraska State Journal. One of the last secret organizations to be es- tablished, and yet one destined soon to become one of the most popular, is the “Order of Del- phians,” a secret orgavization especially for those engaged in the profession of teaching. For fifteen years has this order been growing and maturing in the mind of one of the most successful educators, as well as one of the most learned men in this country. and it was not until some time in February that he felt free to give to his companions in his chosen life work the results of his long years of labor, ‘The Supreme Lodge of the Order of Delphians in the United States was incorporated at that time, and since then the order has grown rapidly in public favor. The supreme lodge of the United States of this order has been located in Lincoln. the founders of the order judging this city to be the educational center of the great west and likely to take a pre-eminent place among the great educational centers of the entire country. The grand.object of this association is to promote the educational interests of our com- mon country by the following means: First—By organizing teachers into a band of mutual laborers. Second—To provide an organization for the advancement ot the social reiations aud mutual interest of teachers. ‘Third—To provide libraries for the educa- tional advancement of teachers, Fourth—To provide an organization through which teachers may work harmoniously, therebds dlerating the work of the teacher to the standard of fa gece profession. Fisth—Having the means thus provided by a thorough organization the most desirable results may be achieved, the elements that contribute to the success of teachers and pupils can be grasped and upplied, and the “peda gogical profession” reach that high plane of usefulness the grandeur of its mission de- mands, Sixth—To use the means given through such thorough organizution in finding the place to THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, From the start, the ¥ shadows have read, Pyie's Pearline is mightier than soap, muscle and washboard combined. It is the modern soap. Now adays one can- not afford to reject a new idea because it promises “big things.” These are days of “big things.” Wide awake men and women are looking for them. She who refuses the aid of PEARLINE is behind the times—far behind. She might as well reject the comfort and aid of the steam car—sewing machine—telegraph—electric light, etc., because she does not believe in them. Millions ap- preciate Pearline, and have for years, Millions more will appreciate it—you will—why not begin at once to use it. Its prodigious popularity proves its merit—you have everything to gain, nothing to lose, therefore try it. Bewar offering imitations which they claim to be Pearl~ ine, or “the same as Pearline.” IT’S FALSE— they are not, and besides are dangerous. PEARLINE is never peddled, but sold by all good grocers. 136 | Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE, New York. Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers are | Sweat-Groan-Growl. \ GOLD MEDAL, PARIB, 1878, | W. 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" my21-1in* perc zor oe es RAWING AND PAINTING—INSTRUCTION IN 2,000 ue Gxeky, branch and for ull ages private or i clanwos, T40: ts a ATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ABTS, 804 E st sa auoat Call und see the woudertul progress of students, $5-6t Ww icey DEEBLE, atioga. | =vieom NIVERSITY-TRAINED T¥ACHERS— PREPARE P- for civil service, West Polut College, &._ Classes Mos#X 70.2048 at Fi FIVE PER CENT OF 4 =e Leal Letate fit the man and the man to fit the place, thus | spectait TYLER & Sp hopitivonbe * | gud private lessons us day or evening, FRANK Pete ps helping in the — prosperity of the men-@ Yet La 1307 F st. a. w. ho, w= x 0 bers of the profession. AT ONCE AT 6 PER Ci 7 ON IM- LOCUTIO: RATORY.” ‘The plan, briefly stated, is this: Members of $5,000 feels ee onation Sunes nuns oe 2 RIVE wees SESSION, the order who wish situations have the privi- _¥e1-6¢ 10:3 Penna. ave. 2. commence Weduesdsy evening, June 12, at 7:30 lege of asking the services of the order in Seiuck. securing them places. This request is imme- diately sent to the supreme lodge, which for this purpose is the central bureau, and the effort is made from that source all information regarding vacancies to be filled being sent to the supreme lodge. It is also intended that school district directors and boards of educa- tion shall have the opportunity of filing their wants with the various lodges, to be trans- mitted to the supreme lodge, when vacancies can be supplied from members of the order, The Dele hian order has certainly a future of eplamiiidypesdbilities, The idea baa been heartily indorsed by hundreds of the leading educators of the country, both east and west, who have signified their desire to assist in the work of organization. In the New England states. and from there westward to the Pacific. the young order has received words of warmest commendation and encouragement. Although the order Las been betore the public so short a time, the office of the supreme secretary, Mr. W. 8. Bloom, is flooded with letters of inquiry from almost every state in the Union, showing that the teachers of the country feel the Deed of such an association and are anxious to for- ward the work of organization. Lincoln has a subordinate lodge of twenty-eight charter members, and the teachers of the whole state are taking hold oft the ma matter in great earnest. Church Service t by y Telephone. Cable correspondence New York Sun, ‘The telephone is being made to serve the eause of religion in the south of England. The South of England telephone company has put telephone wires into one of the Congregational churches in Tunbridge Wells, and last Sunday sixteen subscribers were connected with the church, These included doctors and apothe- caries, clerks working in various parts of town, an invalid lady who has been obtaining conso- lation trom the telephone for several mouths, and some lazy club men who went into the thing presumably more from a spirit of experi- ment than devotion. Wires are being laid to Madstone, and soon subscribers living there, in Rochester, in Strood. and Chatham, will be able, without leaving their houses, to attend service im Tunbridge Wells, The Phonograph in Parts. Acorrespondent of the New York Evening Post, in writing about the Paris exposition, says: “While I was wandering among the ma- chinery, I saw a great crowd before Edison's exhibition. I approached and saw the famous phonograpb—a little box, not bigger than a small musical box. A polite gentleman offered the ends of two India rubber tubes to place in my ears. I did so, and immediately the noise < the engines of the great hall ceased to be roeptible, and I heard instead a march pla by brass band as clearly as if it had een behind my back. his march,” said the gentleman to me. *-was played four months in New Yori The phonograph is one of the Use ‘eatest successes of the exhibition. Every- ly is amazed by i¢—those who do not uuder- stand it, and. I may add, also by those who do understand it. It is simply miraculous.” $100 0.0.0 ser Bas RRS aries at, scapes Md. Telephone _my31-1m Send for summer circular. Dliahew Boxe ON “ELOCUTION, Depa tENG.” CTENSONAL MAG- rf 18M." Descriytis eatice fhe tree. dress MAI. TYN COLLEGL OF ELOCUTION AND ORA Tow, $13 Gus steacw. “clas e block east of cer Post-oftice.} myls M Ib8 BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUE. 1207 ‘Persons ‘ou ate mec ura ANK 4. RAWLINGS, 1505 ont ee Fire Ins. Co, MO82 {ally dorailesmafuetions: Riese tonetisad oon: iy for yous, Elocutivt con ar ay tas | SPL OF IM ABD or positious carecully revised; bighest relersuces, 140i REAL belale in = Bee T Mk BEKLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 72 Tat at. nw. _my13 Teruis bovtn towe JOSEY TOLOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOWEST | p Open sll Summer. Also Summer School st gid AMA rates of interest: also on other approved security. | Pi =i SG. HENSLEY & CU., Babkers, Saas ND, myli Isdurswuw. | Hy ae: ‘eacher of Elocution, " 5 t (deep) breathing Voice Culture, Oratorteal an wMo™y py ES Dramatic Acuou, 7 TSsth ste ewe aston IN ES’ TATE SECURITY, HILL & JUUNSTON, PENCEKIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH 1864. “More ‘tha 1503 Fen’ avenue n. w, aud D st Founded _myl1-1m_ pena a cerian College Day and night sessions. i. Ey) ESTATE INVESTMENT. Busitiess ont Shorthand, Typewriting and Graph: we ET, Pak eee Ms S. BTERLY, ephoue ; Ey ‘Telegraphy; Spencers’ lish iN e100 4 Kapid Writing, wading and Oratory, Delsarte method, VU 1) em] MALL PkESUUa CHALGED, trated catalgaee i Bae eNGkat Vice #15,000-T0 Loan = peagels HLENKY ©. SPLNCER, b. Praueipal ox ‘Buuo ON REAL ESTATE. M' ARTYN'S: COMMERCIAL ee 313 6TH ‘clored, My ‘S00 tap18)__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Bt Bear City Vost-cnh students not ¥ TO LOAN os a XN Cer haa roved Keal Estate Security in District of —- = Columbin, Uh any sums genired, at lowest rates of Ube FINA terest, ‘Thos. J. 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Goods dalivered sree to all ber I dy. business for the A. POOLE, Divot tou, Juve 4, 1389.— eutea received at this office until’ 12 RESDAYAJUNL TWELETH. 188t, for school-house on reel, | + eilat-roo! Ls between Kind 8 streets uorthwest, Blank forms of | - roposals wall ie A wD. | Proposals and specifications, toretber math ‘all neces- | (VABLELLON WINE. NEVER BE_ ‘an be obtamed, ' ture’s great remedy. Castellon Wi we of the duspector of Muildings | Beoeht in cases of dyeentery end alln olumbidy spd oul Lids upon these | durhue aumiuer months 1’ checks pling om 1 be consider ‘The fs re is reserved to | instautly aud builds up the system. <astellou Wine bids, J. W. DOWUL re. DC LG. HANK bas been mean Ly tite ietent cai wuthorities, OND, Couiuissioucrs, DC. Jeo-6t | Trade supplied and for sale C, FOR FUEL Saar USE ‘b. BEITMULLER & CO, Do STAT ES BENATE.—Bids will | __myll-3m 1333 14th st. cpened | ivanek oe SHCOne. at TWELVE PCLOC! Ly, a Mice of bergean Up.enate Topibinamn bandred 12900) tm. more | GEN'TLEMEN’S GooDs, oF less, ay inay be required, ex coul, to Le well sereened, free from all impuriti Seo ee ee Ska Sues coe eaaiete oe ager dara: | Geb Guk ADU, CALNE EE | Sood, cur im three pis straicht. free from kuots | Pants, £5 np, good wi wee Bid spin to medium Size, one hundred and twenty: | Bt €usranteed. five « AB) conde of best spruce pine wood, siraigut and H. D clear. The coal and wood to be ins) inapec pected, weighed, ° ° Ban pls sawed £23 stored 1 im vaults of the Senate mpeg tey faye ae the ae IMPORTER AND TAILOR, 7 reserved. W, P. CANADA, Betweantat-Arius. yetie ed inform you that his NEW GOODS ik CUT GRANITE—OFFICE OF | Dit-bAltit personally fite all madein ais pot for trary ary of ot Gotten a5 Hast Cape | estaba er for furnishing a ad ap 23 by granite i ao 1111 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Wal bef 5 or te cei tothe uzars of ¢ of Covers In pg | 1, Washinton, D. 0. ofhice until —— i bivarg ae a MES, ert THTELA TH rete Os PROFESSIONAL | Temence re. pecifications, geperal eeoe —— = —= pe ay Oa) ROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED Clale pe obtained ou syphiation at thir vies P BERR AB | I sep int, Astiologer aud gyiritnal, Mediu taudent and Engilleer. secoud sight ery hidden Sa Se ie Nealea! ers oat r stolen Ho mara | 2 Pe hacky aunt Rerringes, i ire SG ates pent tice, Stee acetal ates BROTH the mont tical. Gn PRACTICAL es QUI AND JOB PRINTERS — | ¥i save time gud a Saat Pet eclairvoyen? fe thee Jel-7m 238 Pouusyivania avenue. 6 a vend PS | Ma PRINTERS SUES TTMP UE REGARDS PERT" FINE WOBK 4 SPECIALTY. als at, ity made of investment securities, District t D.C., FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1889. SUMMER RESORTS. SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. _SUMMER RESORTS. ___ SUMMER __RESORTS. ___ SEA-SIDE—JERSEY ¢ COAST. SHE FENIMORE, ASBURY PARK. THIS BEAU: euty’ falty hapeovemete ‘snd will be found "fet lane in every reepect. THOS NOBLE, Prop. de FLORIDA: GHOSE. ORNTRAL LO RAL LOCATION, clase bouse Fessvnsble rates _myz4-2m bass minis peer Stecktox HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J. Opens JUNE 15, Rates, #3 and @4 per day. Special Tates 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 parlor, bath and closet. Orches- tra of eleven pieces. Room plans at BLASIUS & SONS’ Piano Warerooms, Chestnut and 11th sts., up to June 14, Doge not taken. deStojy1 ¥F. THEO. WALTON, Proprietor. a" NEW CO! oon, a ee a NE 13, isso. ioerey ata KANE H. HILDRETH. _jeo-2m___ Late a the Hotel Latayette, NI, Ln O% NTAL HOTEL, ASBURY Sees 1.,0PE ‘June 13. Accomimodations for 200. ts: y ou the beach with waive! rect mn ocean view from. every K, s Fi fourth hose froin the ocean. aig se ew management by its owner, 2a OTEL OCEANIC, PARNEGAT CITY, ——— SPRAY VIEW HOTEL, local tee directly ou tile beach: weltth Seuson. Ocean Grov. JOSEPH WH city, Jei-2i Hat BRIGHTON, OCEAN CITY, SIX miles from Atlantic City: grand bathing. Bshing, Saath une 2H. Kor ciroulars, address a. D. 3 |, Beit oe iE, Grea Vie w. Opmaltergene e ses 8. W. GOLT. _myze- GTEL. ASBURY PARK, N. 3. OPEN rates for J Siu AMES RG 7 me WYATT, Manager, _my25-1m AKKER HOUSE, SEA GIKT, N. J, OPEN YOM THE TENTH ERASON ‘Open all the year. THOMAS ett my 25-210 Typvar. SKIN. SPRING LAK 7 beach and opposite the lak aba Se eae ‘Hyylenic June Mas, E. CLABAUG: Ne cma, ATLANTIC CITY, OCEAN END DELAWARE AVE. Will open Thursday, Juue 13. myz5-2m JONAH WOOTTON, Ja. r. 7, NEAR THE and newly yeu, fie ay e5-1n ements ‘4th avenu Asbury Park, N. J. Open the entire year. ‘or particulars cddress parseuik. Ac BUKZLY, the beach, Massachu- Now Sooo vier, AMUEL WAGNER, Nia HOTEL, RY ABE, & 3- ama of the, Es Seent owne! r. myz2-1 WM. AFFLEGATE, _ H IETWOODE, ATLAN LIC CITY, N. J. honene Keturuisived 60_ Sleeping’ Apart- ments. Appointuweuts Drst~<class. ya open June 1, ‘Su Mrs. MAY W, GaP sOKiR Alastic HOUSE, AND corracns OGKAN BEAO N. Ju Now Oren G. 0. AUSTIN, Prop. NEAR PA- hirty-five rooms; good Anime tye 3 wetss ave. Close to my20-1m 1", SELBY, NE cit “pees Rt Cit SELBY “Qui yentilati INN, formerly eS the pha curiae. my1S-Lm ‘ANDIE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 5., Under new mynaxemeut, Hote oi NOW OP 1 yaaa REW \ HOTEL ALDINE, E1.50 10 house on the idand ek TLANTIC CITY, Ee, UK Y AV d-J.; 75 yards to beach; reuevated and retur? wider new ihatagement Now open, Wi BU rON: Bosch, N. J. Open from June to October, Di on the bouche. R’LE TCH WORTH ATLANTIC CITY, N. J—HOTELS, BoaRi houses, Cottages, Lote and Buth-hous fer mdeby 1G ADAMS" & CO” Tul estate. wren Keal Estate and Law bumdiug, Aiantio City, N.J- _ aps 658 mn; ahorvughly tsb ¥ ‘ow open; thoruighly heated, bri “W. E. CHEESEMAN. OCEA: AILANIIC Ct locati: ns Marc! ena e a TCU Het it Washington, D.C (PRE ACME, ATLANTIC SEA END OF TESTER TeCRe 15-4m pee CHaLYoNTs, Moved to ENLARGED AND enc ROVED. PRSURP ARS! OCEAN VIEW. sale Water Baths in theo mie iS “E: ROBERTS € SONS. OTED. GILSEY, OCEAN tly furnished We WM. J. LOVE, Proprietor. STO ‘ODDARD, ATLANTIC CITY, B. da Tite dof ull ocean Vi de bool WINDSOR, CAPE MAY,N. J., WILL OPEN JUNE15. W. W. GREEN. EPTUNE HOUSE, Open for, guste June Reems fe to ete erms, weeks Ave BAN . my? 181 Soe ATLANTIC CITY, On the beach, 260 en vy dof Vireinia ave., WILL OFEN FEBEC rein, 201 4-Ore wi Tp HE CARLET ‘I SPKING LAKE, N. J. ‘Open June 1st. _myz7-eo2m 1. 8. HINKSON, Prot OTEL OXFORD, KEY EAST Opens June 20. (ASBURY FARE, 5. No. COLEMAN } House and Improted SPH, Prop. _myT 3-604: 2 raven (orcas HALL, CAPE MAY, N. J. (Quéen of the coast, Opens June 29, myl3-ecdim Address J. F. CABE. pti opea Thurs,, June 13, "89. huer Batue ye Manarewier.t, ra Tue BERKELEY ARMS, BERKELEY, - OCEAN CO., N. J. Fifty sands from ocean : near Barnegat Bay ; superior tabie, hundsemely furnished; gas, artesian Water, ele- Pertect dra oo er day. | Yates to permatent bosrders Circulars and full particulars seut o1 ep 3 P. KOSDEA! my10-f,.m,wIino. ETHEL L, ATLANTI CITY, N. entucky ave., ui h 16th to Nov. 1st, mood Now open, plication, Proprietor. W ENGLAND. A SEW SUMMER RESORT £ ON THE COAST OF MAINE. ‘The purest water, the finest air, Rare combination of mountains, Woodland aud ocean, The best facilities for boating and fishing. Hotel accoumodations and appointments not surpassed by any in the state. Send for circular, Address BAY POINT, ROCKLAND BREAKWATER, ROCKLAND, ME. e7-Lm HOtEE SOBREN10, SORRENTO, MAINE, NEAR BAR HARBOR. FRENCHMAN'S BAY AND MOUNT DESERT LAND AND WATER COMPANY, Proprietors of this BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESORT. Yachting, fishing, beautiful drives, and picturesque scenery. pee patronage 70 rooms: have been added this year. Rooms large, airy, aud well furnished, FIRST-CLASS BEDS. The Hotel is kepton both the American sud European plans, and 4s lighted throughout by electric light. ‘The CAFEis unrivaled for the excellence of its cuisine. Au abuudant supply of pure water, First- cluss plumbing and perfectdrainsge. OPEN FROM JUNE 1 TO OCTOBER 1. Plans and terms upon spplication. MAGNIFICENT COTTAGE LOTS FOR SALE. 27 Milk at, Boston. Company's Offices; } Bain Milk st, Whari, sorrento. sin ots Ba Harbors Direct route to Sorrento by mace and Maine Bail- road, Eastern Division, and Boston and Bangor steam- J. G, BURNS, iB e RL Situated on Ocean road; full view of ocean; 200 (nesta; open June 20. my20-1m J. A, TUCKER. CO Nirecnset Ber, Ocean, Ges, bella, myl5-im ‘Manager. HE WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, ¥. I, Railroad Station, Portamouth, N. H, thirty m!nutes distant, Where cosches from the house meet every train, THE FASHIONABLE RFSORT OF SHORE. OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 291s. FRANK JONES, Prop. myl7-eodzm THE NORTH W. K. HILL, Manages. LOCK ISLAND, 1 Fifteen ilies a 3 iathing. ane Llue Sebing axe, cable, gas, electric bell Bade 900 Zoet Prices reasouabie, Seud S. MARDEN «ate Ocean View); Prop. € Mianaer. 43 Bowa: tou. Es y= ACADIAN, CASTINE, MAINE. Finely aitnated by the sea: clean and hea! drainage perfect: wood drive ‘Open Sune 24. Seud tor cire day; 810 to#15 ver week, P. WALKER & CO. Prov. LT. LOVEJOY, tanner. myS-covm Ss MMIT HOUSE, OLD ORCHARD BEACH, MAINE. M pen for the season June 15,'b%, Lernercanenuble dacNULTY, For particulurs apply to Mrs. A. P. Sashiuwtom, De. office Vid Ureard, 3 ss MOST F ortran Tan RT. } . “Tht BLUFFs, i MT. DE SEL Tt FERRY. A new house overlooking the sea, Ali modern con- Yeniences. In full view of Bar Harbor. y Sibiug unsurpassed | Fine lawns tor ten quet. “D. B, STOCKHAM & Co., Propr: Mr. Stockham can be seem at the Ebbitt H use nntil June 10. my I tery Point, rantly rur- Uisbed, ob ocean, excellent boatiu, bathing and fis | tug. ‘Terme liberal, MOMACE Mii CMLL. Ju. Prop. ae is and cro- AS, GERRISH ISL myl4-lm capac ¢ boating, guuuiiw, abd slime ft cular or choice roviis please addre House until June 20. CW. SPOFL OKD, Py Also pro} House, Washing: Je5-1m p™ POINT HOTEL ON THE POTOMAG, NEAR CHESAPEAKE BAY, OPENS SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1889. A New and Spacious Hotel. All Newly Furn) throughout, A number of neat cottoges newly The Table will be supplied with an abunda: sea-food, together with the best that the Wastunston, | Norfolk sud Baltimore markets aford. Norivia boats | stop daily at the Point. Rates of Bourd The regular rates for board: #8, $10, $12 and $14 per week. sccording to location of room, ete. This is on the bs of two or Lore versons inoue room, Transtent rates: 2 to 8250 per day Hait rgular rates tor children under twelve years of | axe aud nurses, Special terms to families or » * who Wish to spend ibe entire summer at the Pout, Children cccupying seats wt Eirst table will be changed full fare, For circulars address THOS. W. WILLIAMS, Piney Point. Md. THOS, W. WILLIAMS & CO.,Proprictora._Je of keene UF Lib GREAT LAKES ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS oF THE LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT CO. Information can be obtained in Washington at B. aud 0. city ticket offices, T. P. CARPENTER, Gen. Pass. Agt., my15-2m BUFFALO, N. Y. torts Nas opt all the bg FO a week.” m* ( CLAN VIEW HOTE ‘Ocean View, Va, Fixlit Miles from Upen trom dine 'l to peptember per day, 14 aud $16 per week; & Mou, For further particulars address _my18-3m Nie W. W. PRICE, Manager, Ocean view, Va, E HOTEL EW PRINCESS b, V presents every convenience aud healt. ‘Sunmer searon Elequtit drives ou the tard beach e pines woods. ‘Lhe best surt bathing on the const for Wlustrated pamphlet, _myl4-1m 8, E. CRITTENDEN, Manager, KIGHT HOUSE, E BEACH, LE- hoboth, Del. “This well-known hotel will reopen 20, under same manag Las last season, Cir- Ben quiare at ntaroftice, Address : 35 1. st. nw... Wash- futon D.C. kound-trip tickets ¢ ed 40r the Bewaull, uced to old rate—$8. WALLER BU my11-3in* MONTEREY HOTEL, > MONTERE G8, Pena ine tude Summit Pe Opens IU The fi..cat resort or the Blue Ridge Mountains, With its lange roomy porches ud ausilisry coviwes, typical of southern resoris, ishow the great attraction. Situated on the summit .f the Blue fudge ot he ea Max: ibe & SP! NE 15 td a Baltimore HL rings. Circulars at B, aud ae cs _my13-1m* vA. ours trom Washington via Band 0. RR Hotel opens June Waters are Ikaline, thermal aud electric, a specific for rhea luatism, Deuraigia, skin, kidney'aud nervous diseases. Baths abd swintuing pools, new and ch gant, aud cer- tainly not excelled in the country. Hotel lance and rN Write for illustrated and descrip- staging, INO. T. TREGO, Prop. Tek CFLPRRATED according to loca IN THE MOUNTAINS. ROCKERIDGE AE’ by the Medical soctety gts er medical autboritiee od Dumerous cottages for ake 5s — 4 oe Rates per mouth from rosags ald ieugt jae vhur Springs Go, jes-Lam oar Bred ly, for aixt eubrier White uly VW ssberon dss, GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS. Row OPER: ‘The Buckingham, #20 lech Also handaomely furnished roome.st the B oa at suinmer r my31 Ww INDsOK SULPHUR PKI 3 LtLOre, w Fite shade, wiorts: Good Table, ater. Fe ldress Mise CHANE: No. YOOPER HOUSE, SSTOWN, OTSEGO LAKE, NT, OPENS JUNE 20 © Mosquitoes, no hay fever; enpertor P Tepe ee ae CLILTENDER, Fropeyeten, Reto Auue, Varwiuis COOPE! 1 1. n of guste June 135 bed, modern e ne belle. wan: water, Sime. MS COLLEY, mp 20-1ma * VE ROTED BOW A QEEN F For fur ther tutes napgly tow x further inforematson a a Fai i Hropnewor, Grove, Ma.” Ae SUTIN AWAKE WATER GAP, Most ceutraiy aud attracts yo | mei} Fa Shpatinents, “Succ for circulars, W. 5. BuODUEAD 2 my 15-2 WATER GaP, 17 acres - i os ALLA BAR INE MOUNTAIN HOUSE All trains stop at Cressom. T the x Cc aaSOe a F, WARP ic Ss PERRY, W. Vas “t ti ne the mountains, fre; clams; pleuty fresh intl tail, > quitoes ‘ui LADI _GOODS. #250 PEK HUNDRED: 35c. DOZ: 2z duyanione aay Kine, Be. dua 5 veTiuah Lavore, 8cray Japanese parasols, FRONTS Just the thing Always in order by plain ¢ rr Mlle M. J PRANDI, 1320 F «tn w. (irs, Harrison's), porter uf Fine French Hair Goods, Mairurees.ng. R= MESSRS. MERTZ & COMPANY, TAILORS, BUG TO ANNOUNCE they will remove to thelr elo sant quarters, 614 11TH STREET, are below their present address, some time in July neat, ap10-2m ALFERD? D NEUMAN, ARTIST AND DESIGNERIN Jauces’ Mresees and Kiding Habite, Ledat 1124 Coumecticut ave. _ Will call at renidences my25-1m . EE MCH D3 £1NG. SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- “ANG ESTABLISHMEN nd every 1 cuiug Dresses. AN’ INE LEKCH, tormerly wath it — wl ui Lriese, Paris, LON Fincdies DIN CLEANING aera: Sui M. T AND DIi WOkds, a gents! Guriventa of ell kinda ches without being ripped. Ladies’ Eveninur Dresses waity. Liurty-five years’ experieuce, moderate ‘Gouus called for aud delivered. | ALWOOL GARMENT MADE UP OR KIPP ia tace dj cd a goud our A. FISCHER, sl4 ‘BUG G at. _ WooDd AND COAL. OMEST DUDUE COAL MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail. Anthracite Coal of all kinds constantly on band, GEORGE'S CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL, FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL COAL Sawed and Split Wood to Order. Tard and Office, 2008 Water street; Branch Office, 4 let street (opponite Fost-othce,, West Waahinge ton, D. € ‘Telepove—Yard, § Dranch office, 956-2. mh2O HOUSEFURNISHINGS. = a | Coomse By Gus & fall ine of GA8 COOKING STOVES On bend end Sor ent, WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. ~ PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ ALLET & DAVIS ‘UPRIGHT PIANOS —FOR A ngaius will be given in Matlet & ‘the public —s mbsl entre stock. YAPON SPIT Alksline Lithia Water, also Sup AND BATH! Sirentne cous stone Waters, uy teu tuming Fool of Alkaline Lithia Water iu the wo! Super Sunmer Climate.” Here to where the cok cover and the well sre always hippy ‘Send for ud secure room, H. SALE, Proprietor. _D. B. MAKALL, Agent, ishoens. my1s-1m ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRING ON SPRIN' at North Atmosphere led mineral pool; tuble, rangements, aud drainage periect. A new orchesira this season, ‘Yerus reasonable. Guests transerred from Winches ter in easy couches and quick time, by McCauley & Co., provrietors of the celebrated Ho livery | stables, Washington, who will also have @ five livery | ba lane ew leat the spring. Circulars at this ‘Apply to A. 8. PRATT, Sun Building, 2m15a jashington,— HE HEALING SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA, are open for reception of guests. The waters are rreoumended JoF Lusombla, Nervous Adectious, Cu- &ec. For pamphlets, &c.. ad- | dress J x WoobWaiky, ‘Supt, Jel i JONGRESS HALL C ELDON SPRINGS, Vr. ia vopular suniiuer Fesort, 8 tutes from St. Albans, isnow open. Mineral peas first-class; | tue ouly hotel near the celeb fursinquot Sreines, | be descriptive circular. id for Sui HE HOT en BATH COUNTY, wat hes of guests, The chia en ralyaln, Liver Discse, J. A. AUGUST, Prop. a BERKELEY SPRINGS, A FUR- hed near hotel and Bailie Aunty 6 2. prmiesesaiates levation 2,000 feet’ COUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA. r entire Dew UN A B. BARROW, At the Springs. iS, ETC. UNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VA, leet elevation, opens JUNE 1: Larve rooms, bowling alley. ‘and For partic stlary nddress y20-Lin* Ui WEST VIRGINI: A HOt ie SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA HEALTH RESORT OF THE ALLEGHAN' THE AUROKA HOUSE AND rs aoe | ‘OUC} tt, RABILITY. i va PI UNEQUALED 1) TOXE. WORKMANSHIP Brecial sttention of “Purchasers” ts invited te “New * tnisbed an desurus of ESI DE COKATINE ty tf. ._ Pianos tor reut. PIANOS. — nee ansortmanty make in A la isi aliuost every well-known cOUtES, 1m tucrough Pepair, will be cloned out at lew tizures. “SPECIAL INDUCE MENS offered i jticesand dn tenus.4bich will be arrugeed ob KAs! MONLY LNSLALLMENS > wien desired. MEDICAL, &e. § WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES 0 On ax d femele physician should consult 9105 Park Place use bet, Band Ge eS ep uly. Remedy.2o. my?) X ME. DE FOREST, LONG-EeTABLISHED a Ladies’ Piysictun, can Le cousulted: fy a Og a ce Luure frou, WwW p.m. With Ladses only. 20-2" " N « es THAT 8 as the q “~~ st-estn llsbed advertio- Dr. BROT HE ig Lawies’ Fhyscian an . = pie cm Ealdently cost Dr. BROTHER ut Particular atucution Tid to alt diseases peculiar 6 ormugie, Forty years’ experience, DR. PROTHERS, 906 BST, © iwe aud meade owth that he is tion and advice tree at auy how ‘Sub terbed and sworn beture we by Dr. MOT REME, SAMUEL C. MILLS, a Notary Public, in aud for the Dnstrict of Golumibea: this (hint uay of sly, 1885. day 18-Tin* » ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE <r Woot Dr. BKUTHERS’ Iuviwyorating G Wal cure any hervous detaity and loss berve-power. Male cr feusle. __ mit I R. MOTT'S FRENCH Stanuard ‘rest, used DENTISTRY. R. J.B. LENLVCK BAS RE MOVED 218 tal Uthce and remae Or or 16th a HAVE ASSOCIATED WitTl SU GARTRELL. pnngecu Deutts niversity of Dentistey may 16-Lia JAMES, a. He ,) Qt. no w., bet, Oth and Teh Twenty peers experience. _ Fees moderaie. _—_ 7S-a pees H. SHAFFER, Proprietor. STAR "hee as Syst 9 anata ny a her La. ye eth [°° W000 goose. pit a i ta ie ‘ccd Svea aoe anh wn m June 10. Boro Fasc 3 pals RTD, Strom Sows :excellent table torus 90 per week. iyi 73m ‘OTEL KAA’ ,MILLIPS, ‘LAMAR & ZACHRY, Ore ft siakill Mowataing, X. ¥. Attorneys at Law, 3 sia mame: Se CALSGTON Call or address for descriptive ae vers n sey “epee. | Ci ame bi teh ot my17-co26t proadwy ant 20u aS ee eee ee A Stas GREA HOTELS. ie eevee ee| a = Sere <a EBBITT HOUSER mop ate ane ne