Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1889, Page 7

- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1889 CITY AND DISTRICT. @ The principal value of Tue Evexrxa Star to advertisers is the fact that it is not thrown away after once being read, but passes throng half a dozen pairs of hands at least be- fore being tossed aside. This is the advantage presented by a family newspaper. IN EIGHTH PLACE AGAIN. The Washingtons Drop Down to Their Old Place Before Leaving for Boston. The steady downpour of rain all day yester- day soaked the grounds at Capitol park so badly that although there was no rain falling at 4:30 such a thing as a game of ball was im- possible. Thus it was that through the inac- tion of the Senators they were compelled to relinquish the proud position of seventh place, which they held for the period of one day. This result came from the victory of the In- dianapolis team over the Cleveland infants by | the score of 10 to 3. This was in turn because the Hoosiers could hit the bail and the In. fants could not. Beatin and Sutcliffe and | Burdick, Getzein and Daily were the batteries. | Indianapolis made i6 hits and 4 errors, and | Cleveland 6 hits and 3 errors. | Pittsburg downed Chicago with ease, 10 to 5, | by making 11 bits and 3 errors, while the An- sonians made 8 hits and 9 errors. The bat-| teries were Hutchinson and Sommers, and | Galvin and Miller. The only association game played was at Baltimore, where the Orioles defeated St. Louis, 8 to 3. The home team left last night for Boston, where they are billed to play four games,two on Monday next, which is Bunker Hill d: The other league games to be played to-day are as | follows: Philadelphia at New York, Cleveland | at Indianapolis and Pittsburg at Chicago. —— a MIDDLE MARYLAND. Religion and Education—Weddings— Flood Notes—Horses Killed, &e. Correspondence of The EvextNe Star. Frepenicr, Mp., June 12. John W. Kaufman, of J. F. Reynolds Post, | No. 2, G. A. R., this city, has been appointed | an aide-de-camp on the staff of the commander- in-ehief.—Capt. E. L. Huggins and aide, of | the second cavalry. U. S. A., been in | Frederick this week, enlisting recruits for the | cavalry, infantry and artillery service. —The Union veterans who participated in the battle | of the Monocacy, fought at Frederick junction, 3 miles east of this city. will shortly crect a monument on the field to commemorate the engagement, ve RELIGIONS NOTES. Rev. Father O'Rourke, formerly of Loyola college, Baltimore, has been transferred to the novitiate here.——Rev. Dr. E. R. Eschbach this KILRAIN IN TRAINING. How the Baltimore Boy 1s Preparing to Fight Sullivan. From the Baltimore Sun. Jake Kilrain has now got down to hard train- ing, and during each day he does hard work enough for three men. His quarters are at Halstead’s hotel, on Pimlico avenue, near the city limits, and he will reside there after to- day. Charlie Mitchell, his trainer, has the reputation of being one of the cleverest in the business, while Kilrain himself is a first-class trainer. Being a temperate man and always in form, Kilrain did not have to resort to physics and then work up gradually. He was in condition to begin at once. He weighed yesterday about 204 pounds and will train down to 184 pounds. At 6 a.m. Kilrain and Mitchell start for alim- bering-up extending about one mile out and back, returning in time for a 7-o'clock breakfast. Breakfast consists of toast, one cup of wexk tea, either boiled eggs or a chop, and, if desired, a piece of fish. After breakfast they retire to their rooms and Kilrain’s face and hands are pickled, ‘The preparation which is used on him is known only to himself and his trainer, but the pe, which y pugilists use, will give an idea of what a pickle is: It is composed of three sticks of horse-radish, one | pint of whisky, one pint of white wine vinegar, and a small quantity of saltpeter, These are boiled for three hours and strained thoroughly. Then 10 cents’ worth of iodine, a small quan- tity of copperas. and two ounces of gunpowder are added. after which the concoction is shaken well and applied to the hands and face, which are made dry by heat from a fire. ‘The face is then washed in whisky and lemon juice. ‘The pickie hardens the hands and face by toughening the skin, and it prevents the faco from bruising e ‘As soon as the pickling process is completed Kilrain putson_ his “sweaters,” which are made of fine wool and are extraordinarily thick, and would keep one warm on the coldest day of winter and smother a man of ordinary physique in such weather as the present. The sweaters donned Kilram and his trainer go off for a stroll. The tramp extends about ten to fifteen miles around the count When they get tired of walking they run alittle for a change, invar- iably starting in a good run when a mile from home so that when they reach their quarters the sweaters have absorbed several pounds of Kilrain in the form of perspiration. A salt-water bath awaits them. After spong- ing off his principal Mitchell gives him a hand rubbing that would make a Turkish-bath at- tendant envious. This hand-rubbing is an im- portant feature, and go vigorously is it executed that it would almost restore circulation in an Egyptian mummy. After the bath they dress for dinner. ‘The dinner is served about 1 o'clock, and consists of boiled mutton or roast beef or steak or boiled chicken, fish, bread. d gr No potatoes, rice, or vegetables, which are consid- ered fattening, are eaten. A pint of ale is taken with dinner. After dinner the pickling process is once more gone through with, Then comes a short rest, after which a 5 or 6-mile ordin: week celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of his astorate of the Reformed church here. Fix. A. 3, Gill, of the a. ©. church here, off ciated to-~ of anew M. E. church we. of Emmitsburg boro’. and C. V. 8. Levy, of Frederick, are del- egates from the synod of Maryland to the gen- eral synod of the Lutheran church in session y at Pittsburg, Pa. The presbytery of Baltimore held an inter- esting all-day session in the church here yes- . Henry Branch, of Ellicott City, was moderator. The subject of ““evivals ral of the ministers, Mr. Bell, who has a call to the church at I couing was passed for ordination. The presb; tery authorized the erection of a new church at Hyland, Harford county. ‘The twenty-third anniversary of All Saint's | P. E. Sunday school was celebrated Monday night. An interesting program was rendered. | The offering on the oceasion amounted to $40, # portion of which will be sent to the tlood suf- ferers at Point of Rocks. EDUCATIONAL, | The annual commencement of the Frederick | female seminary have been in progress this week. An interesting elecutionary contest was | held Monday evening. There was a concert | last night, the proceeds from which will be de- | voted to a fund for the relief of the Johnstown | sufferers. The annual art reception was held to-day and the commencement exercises proper will take place Thursday morning. In the graduating class is one District pupil, Miss Net- | tie Gleason, of Washington. | The annual examination of the pupils of the | Maryland institute for deaf and dumb. South i Market street, this city, has been in progress | this week, and will conclude on the 15th, when the school will close for the summer. Miss M. J. Smith, one of the instructors, has gone on a trip to the Sandwich Islands. There were 22 applicants for first-grade teachers’ certificates at the annual examination here last month. Of this number only three passed. Eight were awarded second-grade certificates and eleven | failed altogether. WEDDINGS. Edward Payne, son of Joseph F. Payne, of Frederick, was married at the church of the Immaculate Conception, in Baltimore, to-day, to Miss Laura Martin, of the latter city. | A pretty wedding took place here to-day. ‘The bride was Miss Fannie E., daughter of ex- Mayor Hirem Baltzir, and the groom Mr. Wm. B. | Storm, teller in the Central National Bank | here. The ceremony was performed in the | Evangelical Lutheran church by the pastor, Rev. Luther Kublman. THE MINER WILE, CASE. | An interesting decision was rendered by the Maryland court of appeals Tuesday in what is | known here as the Miner will case. The death | of Mrs. Miner occurred at her home in this | county, in August, 1885, She bequeathed the | whole of her estate to her husband, Wm. Miner, | which fact led to the raising of a question | upon the part of the Gambrill heirs, relatives | of the dead woman, in regard to certain trust | funds. The circuit court for Frederick county | decided the case some time ago in favor of the Gambrill heirs, and the higher court has sus- tained this ruling, with the exception of a| special legacy of 6,000 in favor of Miner. FLOOD SUFFERERS. Mr. Frank B. Luffington, an officer of Purity lodge, I. O. G. T., this city, Tuesday forwarded to Rev. C. O. Isaacs, for the relief of the flood | sufferers along the Potomac, the sum of £52, the result of a festival held for the purpose by the lodge. Christian Sauerwine, a former resident of this place, lost his entire crop on his 400-acre farm near Poolesville, by the tlood. A meeting was held at the home of Mr. Geo. Brust here last night to make arrangements to | t care of a number of the children made o: hans by the disaster at Johnstown, Pa. A dozen applicants for children were made by parties bere. A QUESTION OF WAGES, Anumber of colored farm laborers held a eonvention here Monday night and decided to | demand a dollar a day for ordinary farm work | this season. The farmers view this action as the initial work of a recent combine to advance wages throughout the country this summer. STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. During a ere thunder storm that passed ever this county last night four horses gathered | under « locust tree on the farm of Wm. Davis, | at Fountain Mills, The tree was struck by lightning and three of the horses were killed. The animals were valued at £200 each. MISCELLANE( Ernest W. Pearre yesterday bought of Wm. | 4 Ruth N. Pearre, a lot of real estate in this county, for which he paid £5.60. David 8. Rice, of Frederick, grand secretary of the Independent Order of Good Templars of Maryland, yesterday assisted at the institution of a district lodge at Alberton, Howard county. He delivered an address during the day ata lodge celebration at Clagettsville. A’ disastrous fire occurred in this county Monday night. The handsome new residence of Mr. Jesse Roser, near New Midway, was de- stroyed by the flames, together with « large part of its contents. ‘The fire was of accidental origin. The loss will amount to several thou- — The building was insured for eh 5 Dr. James B. eee peers in his pro- fession in New York and # son-in-law of Mr. Robert McPherson, of Frederick, died Tues- day. He married Miss Kate McPherson, a belle of this place, several yearsago. F. M. ie i A Run to Cabin John. Mr. Geo. 5. Atwater, the chief consul of the D. C. division, League of American Wheelmen, has issued acircular to the wheelmen of the District announcing that a run to Cabin John bridge will take place Sunday. under the, aus- ices of the D. C. division. L. A. W. Assemble & Washington cirele. 10.4. m. sharp, and that all wheelmen’tre invited to attend.’ Continu- ing ‘the noticé, he calls the attention of wheel- men to the league meet which will take place ‘hrough the ng of the corner-stone Sykesville. — F. . Diehl, of Woods- at Hagerstown, July 2,3 and 4. T! efforts of Mr. N. Macdaniel, a member of this division, the Richmond and Danville as well as the Pennsylvania road, now carries bicycles free over its lines. ‘This is, in part, due to the effort of the D. C. division. y walk is taken, and when they return to the ters Kilrain devotes an hour striking the ball and swinging Indian clubs. Another rub- bing down succeeds this exercise. A light sup- per is served at 6 o'clock, With the exception of weak tea for breakfast and supper and a_pintof ale for dinner, no drink is taken, and unless the warm weather necessitates it, Kilrain will not drink half a dozen glasses of water during his training, which will not cease until the day before the fight, July 8. When supper is over he devotes two hours to playing billiards or taking some such light ex- ercise. A short walk winds up the day, and he reaches home in time to go tobed by 10 o'clock. If he should not get up at 6 o'clock the next morning {feeling sprightly, both he and his trainer would be surprised. Kilrain is a scientific boxer, and having sparred with the cleverest men in the profes- sion, he knows about ail that he is likely to learn, and consequently does not do much work in that line while training. He is working solely with the view of getting every organ, nerve, muscle, sinew and bone in such condi- tion as to be able to stand hard hitting and a long fight. In addition to the exercise described above he will devote some of his time to wrestling, for this is the style of fighting under which this battle will be conducted. Wrestling is allow- able and forms an important part of the tactics, and besides it is necessary to have the con- tracting as well as the extensor muscles prop- erly trained. Kilrain won the toss, and has the rivilege of naming the fighting-ground. He kes never been south of Alexandria, Va., and is all at sea regarding the far south. His selec- tion will be governed by advice of friends who are familiar with the different points within two hundred miles of New Orleans, La., the limit of area set by the articles of agreement. It will probably require several days before he arrives at a decision regarding the battle- ground. THE JAILED IRISH LEADER. Sullivan Applies for Discharge or Bail— Judge Tuley Will Decide To-Morrow. Master in Chancery Windes, Sullivan's lawyer, yesterday applied for a writ of habeas corpus from Judge Tuley in Chicago, which was granted and made returnable at 4o'clock. At that hour Sullivan was brought over from the jail bySheriff Matson to the county building. The applicant was represented by A. 8. Trude, Senator Dun- can, and H. F. Gilbert, while the state's attorney and Assistant State's Attorney George Baker appeared for the state. Judge Tuley asked whether the object of the proceedings was ad- mission to bail or for the discharge of the ap- plicant. “We ask first for discharge, and if {hat be not granted, then for bail,” said Mr. rude. is there a special grand jury in session?” asked the court. “Yes,” replied Mr, Longenecker; “I just them and they were considering “Then an indictment may be found while we are hearing this application?” “Yes, your honor.” “In case an indictment be found,” said Mr. Trude, “ihen we would not ask for bail.” Mr. Longenecker demurred to the petition because it did not set out the evidence given at the coroner's proceedings and the state could not be\expected to produce it. THE EVIDENCE BEFORE THE cor Mr. Trude said that the evidence adduced there was too voluminous to be brought in, and, furthermore, it was largely incompetent and | made up of the suspicions of the deceased and his friends. There was no evidence against Alexander Sullivan. Mr. Trude referred in most sarcastic terms to Luke Dillon and other witnesses before the cononer’s jury. The at- torneys argued pro and con on this point for some time After the argument it was agreed that the evidence m the case and Cronin's pa- pers should be submitted for the judge’s exam- ination as to the question of admitting Sullivan to bail. Judge Tuley agreed to give his decis- ion Friday morning and Sullivan was remanded to jail without bail. THE PETITION FOR THE WRIT was signed by Alex. Sullivan himself, and was in substance as follows: The verdict of the coroner's jury, on the strength of which he was committed, is insufficient to hold him and de- prive him of the benefit of bail. The evidence produced before the coroner’s jury on which the verdict was rendered was insufficient to justify the commitment on any charge. There Was no competent evidence, direct or circum- stantial, offered or admitted against the peti- tioner tending to prove that he was guilty of Dr. Cronin’s murder or accessory thereto, or | had guilty knowledge thereof or any knowledge j of a plot or conspiracy to accomplish the same. ‘The coroner ford sneamagi a large number of witnesses to testify to statements alleged to have been made by Cronin in his lifetime as to what Cronin suspected ir relation to Sullivan, and that the coroner periaitted a large amount of incompetent and wholly irrelevant testimony to be introduced before the jury, calculated to prejudice the jury against him, without shedding any light on the question being in- vestigated. ‘The verdict so far as it reflected on the con- duct of Sullivan was the result of passion and prejudice created by the incompetent and ir- relévant testimony admitted by the coroner. The testimony heard was so voluminous that it impracticable to set it out. Sullivan says he isnot guilty of the crime with which he is charged, and thet he has had no connection whatever with the murder of Dr. Cronin. He asks that he be brought into court at 4 o'clock this afternoon. ‘THE SPECIAL GRAND JURY. But three witnesses were heard by the special grand jury yesterday—Throckmorton, the real estate man who rented the Clark-strest rooms to “J. B. Simonds” or sy; Hatfield, who sold him the furnitare, and of the Peace Maheuey, who introduced Dr. Cronin to P. 0, Sullivan, the ice man, in order that their pe- culiar contract might be made. Most of te afternoon was taken up with the examination of the latter witness. TLANTIC CITY, N. J.-HOTFIS. BOARD for aslety’ 1G ADANS £ CO. reer eriate, arene, Real and Law building, Adantic Gity. NO TLANTA COTTA A 100 South Delaware ave, Atlantic City, N. 3. 313-tu,th&s1m RS. B. R. OWENS. END OF sands from the bracts, house, well furnished, excellent table cog TON, KENTUCKY AVE. 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Prices: Lat’ cubine S100 and | S215 First aves fourth hone trois ‘the ocean, Open upward a berth, uecording to location; 2d cabin, $00 | under new management by its owner. 14th st. n.w. gud suo eut low rates, Apply’ fogs | _delezm M. LEWL = DOO. 3 ae AMES HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N. J., OPEN AMBURC ). Keduced’rates for June, EXPRE i w York, South- E : i. A. WYATT, ptov and Hani! new fohtinnget steamers S 10,000 tous an 00 horse-power. Fast time to ORE. ASDULY F * Correct (deep) brea! i Londo Continent, Steamers unexcelled for ae ee Dramatic Actous at dations | game eruemt nee ated Louse, 134 blocks {20m ocean, - = = = g < y improvements, and will Le found frst SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH 2 e HOS. NOBLE, Prop. Thursday from New Sand D sts. un, herbourg (Paria) and Youn: 1864. “More ‘th ‘ 130,000 VICE: Every iynouth (Londen), Kto b d women have been trained in the Spen- | ituinbung. > ‘Trongh tickets to Louden aad Par: | QYie LEN y Park, N. ces, "Day unit : : | Excellent fare, utes extremely low, Apply to the T agate seen Wer pas maneeoeece etme | qyyGeReral, Oflce, Mam. | General Passage Offic, ss : arte metho an Packet | CB. RICHARD W ENGLAND, ASBURY PARK, N. J. with trained employes. Lua away, N.Y. | 61 Bi New York: Located cue block truur te ocesiy iangs, well- fated catalorucs tree. SAMA A, SPENCLIG Vico: Hy EDWb PF, ¥entilat vtesian water; perfect sauita- Principal; HENRY ©. SPENCER, LL.B, Principal | ™ woh tos Ste For Circular, Addreas —— Ascuor Lix roti <=25 th RIYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH at eg ag BS yi VE, sbury Parl Fully near Cit: mt-Othice. LIVERPOOL via QU § nod 2 Call oF wend for en Steamship “Ci : rom New York VERANOE © sane July, and Be NESDAY, June 26 gust 1, Sept, 18, xp COTTAGES suze, BUU W $100, Second Class, 853. ND COTTAGES, AtzAstic HOU! OC FINANCIAL. _ “GLASGOW AN BEACH, N. J. Steamers w York to NOW OFi a oe GL, y wud LONDONDERRY. _my20-1m JRO W. CousON. INO. W. MAcARTNEY, Cabin Passive to Glasow, Londonderry or Liverpool, OTEL COLUMBIA ‘Member N. ¥. Stock dx, Hi COLUMBIA, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W,, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections, Railroad Stocks and Bonds, and all securities listed HOO und Second Class, #30. Steerae passaige, either servi 2 Excursion Tickets at Keducec Jers’ Circular Letters of Credit aud Drafts for any auount issued at lowest current rates, Tor booksof tours, tickets or further infortmation Ayply to HENDERSON BROS, New \ork, or G. W. MOSS, 921 Pennsylvania ave. n, ; OCEAN BEACH, N. J. Will open for guests the last week in Juue. Forcirculars, terms, &c., address FRED. E. FOSTER, Manager. Fale 1 Rates, op the Fachaniges of New York, Piiladelp his, Bostom nines = Nirah Se Ry Se Bends an ei oe a Kailroad, Gas, fururance ats | M EDI Cc. Mie Se A. R. SANK. rican ell Teicy hone Stock bought and sold.jy18 | Meat Established and ouly Reliable Ladies! [eat te Beach, N.J, FAMILY SUPPLIES. can be consulted daily, 84 Ct, betiveen 4 and Gth | G8 fo, Wiburtou bythe wind ire Sd =| Prompttreatment. Correspondence and consulta- ALLAT th 1 strictly conndential, Separate rooms for ladies, SPRING LAKE, Bt BAY sopgoret SLAUGHTER IN FIN ~ I stock is full and Omi 80 Je Di reetly on the Beuch. ~ First-class throughout, Of the season lower than they ADIES WHO REQUIRE THE SE es OF Modern iuprove vents. a ee ‘an: the avent for a nuni miami ct daraale piswisie hota ~ oitice. i SON, aenineeta chais Gee AY experienced female physiciay should consnit sta, aud L SON, 11 ark Viace u.e., bet, Band C, Lith imdu Ladie ements in pric DE—-NEW ENGLAND. HONTAS, GERLISH ISLAND. KIT. Maine. Sew pours, slecantly far. bathing 7 IOKACE M. AS POOAE tery Point, Sn cores, excellent toe Terme tiers (foielis ane Prop, mayltim is OCEAN, IEW, HOTEL, BLOCK ISLAXD. HT. Open June 27. Fine and bi: . BB cellent’ bathing Blectric lisbts and bella, ‘Hlogant hall. Orchestra string and brass. ; Address. SUNDALL- Windsor Hotel, NY cuy my) uM" ARD BEACH, MAINE. UMMIT HOUSE OLD ORCHARD BEACH, the Serr or particulars apply to Mmm AP. MCNULTY, of $sshinston, D. C., Fost office Gia Orchant, York, Co. e. uy as E NANEPASHE MET, iinet cope, samsey on the Teor reete cnet scenery on For description address AMMI BROWS. is JeS-ecolm HE ROCKINGHA! NARRAGANSETT PIER, R, 1, between the Casino and the beach ; best hotel; modern improvements. including hydraulic elevator open June my20-1m 3. G. BURNS, Proprietor. SEA-SIDE- MISC — HOTEL, OCEA * 50 and, per day, 8 cconling to location ‘CITY, MD. pens Jume 25. ~ 3, $17.50 and 820 per ne; capacity GOO fishing. Th choice rooms please ad House antl Juue 20. C. W. SPOFFORI Also proprietor Ries House, Wash RIGHT HOUSE LOPEN BEACH, Ki hoboth, Del. ‘This well-known hotel will reopen ay last season, Star office, Address 030 L st. u Round-trip tickets, good for th old rate—88. WALTEK BURTUS wy CooRBS ISEAND, Vincinia’s Sensit ‘euunodations, hew buildings, bathing in ¢! Et perb fishing and gui be reached tro n Via Clerryston days, or daily by New York, Pb! railroad, Yesceuxere transferred te tsland by camer. es per d srates per wock, $12; rates month, $40. a se For full infortuation address A. ¥. COBB, Proprietor, P. 0. Address Cherriton, Northampton County, Va, $13-c010w AL BEACH HOTEL, OPEN FOR GUEST: Situated 68 miles from Washington on the Pot Kiver. This popular resort under its new manage- ment, has been ‘newly puinied aud remodelled and y new features added for the comturt und enjoy- quests. Salt water butt fishing and crabbing and many new amusements added to the . Special rates to large parties and familics summer, SHARPLESS & €O.,Prop. OF 9 ROOMS AND LARGE ATTIC three or four mouths handsomely, and com: iy furnished; five minutes walk to Huntington pox Island Sound. Address D. 5., Hum Long Island, N. ¥. dell Hee HOTEL, OLD2POINT COMPORT, VA Unsurpassed in appointments, table and general at- tention. Terms less for the accommodations, enter tainments and amusements given than at any resort of its prestige in the United States. Music twice a day by the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; uuchtly hops, frequent germans and baljs. Safest and most delight- ful surf bathing on the coast; good sailing, fishing aud driving. Frequent presence of foreign and American ships of war; daily inspections, drills, parades, cannon and riile target practice. A broad expanse of sait water surrounds Old Point Comfort, hence there are no land breezes, no malaria, no hay fevei oppressive heat. The evenings are delightful and the nights cooland refreshing. July and August are particularly pleasant and healthful. The most ch: marine Views in the world. Send for descriptive pamy F. N. PIKE, _ 28-0030 Manager, _ TEW EL, VIRGINIA y on the Ocean, 15 iS wrest seaside re- antuze for Ii dhealth. Summer se drives on the bi the piney woods, ‘The best, surf batt nd for illustrated pamphlet, myl4-1m 8. E. CRITTENDE OTEL, + Exxhit Miles from Norfolk, Va, Open trom Juwe"l to September 1. Kates, #2.50 perday; 14 and 16 per week; $45 aud 859 per tuguth, For further particulars address W. W. PRICE, Manager, ‘Ocean View, Va, ON THE POTOMAC, NEAR CHESAPEAKE BAY, OPENS SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1889. A New and Spacious Hotel. All Newly Furnished throughout. A number of neat cottoges newly built. The Table will be supplied with an abundance of sea-food, together with the best that the Washington, Norfolk and Baltimore markets aford. Norfolk boats stop daily at the Point. Rates of Board. The regular rates for board; $8, $10, 812 and $14 per week, according to location of room, ete. This is on the basis of in one room. ‘Transient rates: 4 Half regular rates for children under twelve years of ageand nurses. Special terms to families or parties who wish to spend the entire suruner at the Point. Children occupying seats at dirst table will be charged full fare. For circulars address THOS, W. WILLIAMS, Piney Point. Md. THOS, W. WILLIAMS & CO., Proprictors. jel-2w_ PPOLCHESTER HOTEL, OPEN, FOR THE SEA son; hotel remodeled and refuruisbed. Special terms for June. For particulars addres: O. HL P. Jel2-Im Te t PPOUs OF THE GREAT LAKES ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS or THE LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT CO. Information can be obtained in Washington st B, and O, city ticket offices, T. P. CARPENTER, Gen. Pass. Agt, my15-2m BUFFALO, XN. ¥. HE COTTAGE BY THE SEA, OLD POINT CO} ors, Vas opel all the year," Keduced rates, &2 day; #10 to'$14 per week. GEV. BOOKEK, Sut Proprietor, ERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. ‘Three hours trom Washington vi No staging. Hotel pens June 1 waters are alkaline, thermal a1 electric, & specific for rheu- neuralgia, skin, kiduey'and nervous diseases. ud swiuinine pouls, n: and cicgant, and cer- tainly not excelled in the’ country. “Hotel ange and cusine first-class, Write for illustrated and descrip- tive pamphict, INO. T. TREGO, Prop. only. Remedy for the very best. bw’ this fin umers ° | npvar RUsKr ; butter. oda delivered ire ONG-ESTABLISHED AND “ ee parts of the city. Kemember 1 do bi s for the Wysician, can be consulted d ed. Hywienic arranvzements Open Feady money cheap. NA POOLE, Tae ate Ones Hae | sane Mus. i. CLALAUGH. qmy25-1m my 30- Lin O44 La, ay to¥p. 20-2? V RURTON,BY-THE-< SPRING | LAKE T HAS NEVE INTRADICTED THAT “ee ASU YH Ty eee ee Dr. BROLEL t-estublished advertis- | 98 the B. LETCRWORTH. ay lig TLadies* city, Ladies, sca can TEL OCEANIC, ‘dy Dr. BROTHERS. 000 0 st.sw. | FEOTEE OCEANIC aay orry, fnatantly and Urilds up ihe soon, Ca attention paid to all uliar to | ~ Open June 22 to October 1. has Leen tested by the highest medieal authorities .Inarried or single. Forty years’ exp . ferms, address E. C. BOIC! D1 ‘Trade supplied and for sale by “any 16-1 Zones, aSstroee S.-C. BOICE, Prop. A, HEITMULLER & CO., JRLAP AND BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 906 BST, Y 8.W., appeared me and made oath that he 13 the Oldest Established Expert Specialist. i Uns city, and will ctarantee a cure mall cases of | of men and furnish edie big PABkER House, my11-3m TLOUSEFURNISH SEA GIRT, N. J, ree at any ¥. OPEN FOR THE TENTH SEASO} = 7 e me by Dr. BROTHERS, | Open all the year, AS DEVLIN ae janis ai seribed anid swore ne by ss. | Open all the year. THOMAS DEVLIN, Notary Public, in aud for the Diatriet S olumbia, this third day of July, 1859. any G-lin* JM ANHOop Es u Broken Chin Metuls, Toys, Shocs, Vipus, nacity! Druze und Grocera, 10c. aud Proprictor, EAN GROVE, N. J., ‘THIS SUMMEI AND'STOP AT THE SHELDON, STORED BY USING A BOTTLE (woot Dr. BRUTHERS' Invigorating Cordial Will cure any case of nervous debilit) ul loss Of * ’ SF Male or temiile, GUU DB st. s.w. __mylt-ia* "| QPRay VIEW HOTEL, 4 fall Line of DP utOt TS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE | Sty °“Twellth Seteon. Ocean eee BY electel- - emedy for iseases, el-: % oP HIE! " GAB COOKING STOVES arcct aval, grskin ts0ubles, uray diseacescured | 2120. SUSEVH WHITE, Prop'r. intorty-emt hues Pi Ts On hand and for sale, De. DODD'S ‘NERVINE Xo. penaanently cures | LONG BRANCH. pm Eatual weakness, loss or vitality, mervousdebility, oe — MbS1_— WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPARY, | 4c. ITice, $1. Sent sealed by tail. For sale a WEST END HOTEL. STANDIFOKD'S, cor. 9th and F nw, Sensdn of 1889. COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT OPEN SATURDAY, JUNE 8; HOTEL OPEN SIUNE SE es With Improvements and Additional Attractions, ap30-e030t M. & W. E. HILDRETH, Props, SEA-SIDE--NEW_ ENGLAND. A NEW SUMMER RESORT ON THE COAST OF MAINE. ___ WOOD AND COAL Prouuast DODGE COAL MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail. Anthracite Coal of all kinds constantly on hand, GEORGE'S ChEEK CUMBERLAND COAL. FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL coAL, DENTISTRY. R, J. B. TENEYCK HAS RE. tal Office and residence to 101 Ost. a, Of 16th st, The red berdics pass the door HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH ™ GARTRELL, Surgeon Dentist, University of Dentistry. C. U.K. my16- lim 1 DR stare PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST, COR- herEn.w, Filling a'speciaity. Teeth extracted Without pain by pain-killer applied to gums. Artia- Sawed and Split Wood to Order. ‘The purest water, the finest air, Rare combination etal teeth inserted, aching teeth saved: hours | +4 ana Omce, 3008 Water atreet: fe of mountains, woodland and ocean, The best facilities = = — Prt +; iat ‘street (opposite Post-ottice), West Washing: | for boating and fishing. Hotel accommodations and Sppointments not surpassed by any in the state: Bend SPECIALTIES. tor eipoaler, Aadeese Telephone—Yand, 954-2; Branch office, 956-2. mh20 ee BEES Branch oftieo, O68-8. mab:20 HE ELECTROPOISE IS AN ABSOLUTE CURE Diseases, Alco! i for all holism ad Oviuin ftabst, PIANOS AND ORGANS. _el1-Im* “O10 E st mw, PS Eee UPRIGHT PIANOS.—FOR A t : QUECTRICITY 15 YEARS SPECIAL PRACTICE | Davis Pianos to close ab ent eearee a Hallet 6) se7 tm, I Y in nervous and fu disorders, id | can poly on genuine areata : . 3 meals arya a ge ol meagre gy mt git se tsneetaly? dk . 2. SUM ‘Agent, 811 thst. aw. © APeoar oa — , NICROWBOS, neical eeeian, Oud 12th st a. SP RAMMAGANSETE PIERRE | Situated on Ocea road: fall ~view. of ' océan;' 200: KNABE PRINTERS. PIA 8 Snyaiam 3. TUCKER GSR REST ee covenant Oa Lace ig ba dee) Pc gt Mi mishbaezmmas | cay ite, Rae FINE WORK 4 SPECIALTY. alo (C2PON SPRINGS AND BATHS, a HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W.VA. Alkaline Lituia Water, also Superior Iron and Free- Baths of any temperature. Largest of Alkaline Lithia Water in the world. perb Summer Climate, Here is where the sick re- cover and the well are always Lappy. Seud for Pamphlets and secure rooms, W. H. SALE, Proprietor. D. B. MAKALL, Agent, 1415 F st.u.w. mylb-Im ONGRESS HAL E e SHELDON SPRINGS, Vr. ‘his popular suminer resort, 8 miles from St. Albans, is now open. Mineral 3 everything first-class: the only hotel near the celebrated Missinquot Springs. Send for descriptive circular. WEST, Manager. 2a" (QoNGRESS HALE, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. OPEN JUNE 22 TO OCTOBER Accommodates 3,000 guests; rates, $3 to $4 per day, according to location of rooms; by the week, ne.of W Depot, Frederick county, Va. myTd-4m. - Jo ONG POINT Hi SENECA'LAKE, ¥. ¥, Situated midway between Watkin's Glen and Geneva Seucca Lake and 6 miles drive from Penn Yaun Sben June 20, a8 first-class family resort: For Cire cular end terms, OSCAR SNYDER, Ow 28 B. 14thst. New York, N. ¥._ OC! SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS, ington. Capacity S00. NO BAN” Atwmouphiete oon, mn c scene ra fe drives ‘wuexceiled inineral watera Steam sind wcltniciow od Sanitary pertect *"s new orchastre rangements and and fine livery, furnished this season, A new 6! Bea ba Ae eed at . Apply to A 8. sel * __ Sun Building, Washington. ea ees a eaertes Lapa Pag ts ene ee LEGHANY SPRINGS, VA.THE @R Srerepas mim. Recommended by the State fal Soriety o at Virvinia, Now recosnized as the waters place ip the mountains of Virgi Rie Sauntive jenusisiece aad circalare aupts to FRAME ~ aPat OOD. 8: “yet ‘EST VIRGINIA, A™ Hy “€. A COLHOUN, Proprietor, SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA > HEALTH RESORT CF THE ALLEGR, THE AUROKA HOUSE AND ANN Open for the Season June 1. ‘First-class accommodations at moderate rates, Cit culars at the Star «tics - ‘3. ML SHAFFER, _my18-1m COOPER HOUSE, COOPERSTOW Ore XS JUNE 20 No Malaria: no Mosquitoce; no hay fever: . Accommodations at reascnal rices trated pam, 8. E. « TENDEN, Pre Aurora, W. OTSEGO LAKE, NW ¥., mrenie® for illus Ie Also mauacer Princess Anne, Virginia Beach, Va. sel -26t RESSON SPRING A. Katiroad. THE MOUNTAIN Wil open June For circulars, &c, addrems WM. RDU Cresson, Cat HOUSE Lovett, P quitocs; table first €6 per week, Open May 1 OCKWOOD Ee URE, r - per's Ferry, W. Va, Mrs 5 EO LOVETY, Propel n June 10. “In the Bide Kho MoRGuitoes: Ane terms 86 per week. F, usd rp Ce Gow Kates, 810 to 14 per week, Mountaing, All trains stop at Cresson, HAM, Supt. ria Co, ILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S PERKY, W. VAr ux the wountaine, fre@ lass, plenty fresh tility my re rand RCONEEY 5, we foun all wind my nines, Bradford county, Pa, 15. utral R R.: invigorate rfl curative qualities, ele» sic and every modern convenience. L. J. ANDRESS, my]8-26t-co Passion Tow y For cin 1 nlare and teruis address VIEW HOUSE, AUROR. elevation, opeus JUNE 1 ws for hire cheap. For partic Most centrally modern appoint and June. Send for cire Pa. t! i. Bie lars. W. &50. ‘RHE CELEBRATED kOCKBRID SPRINGS, exdorsed by the Me begotten at 2 Gib v HE PARK HoT Wins Beautifully Pennsy! and au ms dations aud For ciroul del WASHINGTON Grove nor the season of 1SSY. First-class Terms moderate my15-In Wasueton Iss, GEORGETOWN HFIGHTS. NOW OPEN Forinspection feces ‘or inspection apply at the an The Bur Aleo handsomely furnished P W 2. the Blue Ride 12. LW. BROADHEAD, ly fur roprietress, LADIES’ hs, bowling alley 3 uy it KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER Ga a ™ pia ae well ada Uy pthor mevlical States and Europe, are now open. Sper month fron roous, 000 toe 3 nsylvani PEYTON, Mana For further infortuatio T. CRUMP, Proprietor, Washington Grov: tel modern and complete, half hours trom Broad street, Peau. 1. R. GOoDs. Proprietor. FROST'S AVE, FROSTBURG, M4., will be open about the 20th of June. N. 8 FROST, Prop, WEST VA, jane roonu J at address dan* attractively located, witht Capacity 1 $30 to BOO, according Special rates for the . NOW OPEN FOR: table board, ayyls tome Bucks nyal- Swe , DELAWARE WATER GAP, spur ot jel? reception of guests June 155 bed. iedern is; fas: water. Mrs. M. Prove 4. COLLEY, my 29-1 ADIES’ MISFITS. == Boots and Shoes can now be boucht very cheap at GARD. 1732 Pa. ave $10 per pair can be had from $o to ® kood ready-made goods, GAKDNE! custom establishment in Washington swell Boo! there. He HITE to make all kinds of dresses at sum SEO. W LADIES’ A Ete AN WiITE, 1 1 work 110 F uw me amin 1120 Fst. now. ERNS, $2.50 PEK ‘wood plates, Se. doz. coy hoya, ture faus, ke., novels, my23-lm GOULD'S WONDER STOR ‘BUNTS! FPRONTS!! FRC Just the thing for Always in order by plain combing at Mlle M. J. PRANDI, Fst. nw. (Mrs. Inuporter of Fine French Hair Goods, Haindressing. 13: R= REMOVAL, pits at #00. Cloth Costumes at arauteed to be irst-class, CELEBRATED WHITE'S GLOV! rhe Japanese napking, Sc. doz, toys, notions, French tissue, German favore, crap ples studies, grate fans, Jupaucse paruscls, ecrolia, umnRer, Hoots iuade to order foR ‘Cheaper than, is the fuest Most all the city are made to order TAILOR, 18 NOW PRES G viet fiarniaon's), S-lm* Shampoving. MESSRS. MERTZ & COMPANY, TasLoRs, BEG TO ANNOUNCE they will remove to their eles want quarters, 614 11TH STREET, ‘Square below their present address, some time in July uext, apl0-3m LFRED NEUMAN, ARTIST AND DESIGNERIN Ladies’ Drestes and Kiding Hubite, Opened at 1124 Counecticut ave. Will call at resicden: WRENCH DYEING. SCOURING ANI ING ESTABLISEME:! my DRY CLEAN- 205 New York ave, First-class Ladies’ and Geute' work of every tion, Flush, Velvet and Eveuing und Maison Yriese, Paris, is the best in sale everywhere. Dresses. AND CAROLINE LEKCH, formerly with pis — NHE FEDORA DKESS SHIELDS ARE. , A nounced by Messrs. WOODWAKD & LOT) oir etuck. They have noequal. For “Sel 0-00 NION FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB- LISHMENT AND DYE WORKS, 006 G #t. now. Ladies’ and Gent Dyed without being ri a specialty. Thirt; moderate. Goods “A LL-WOOL GARMENTS, MADE UF dyed & good mourning black el4 4. FISCHER, YC G st. aw. BOOKS AND STATIONERY, V ORCESTE! Garments of ail kinds cleaned: and upped. Ladies’ Eveuing Dresses ete eat ctperate Fetes called for and delivered. ees OB RIPPED, —————* } Usxanniorp Dicrionany, LEATHER, INDEXED, €9. WEBSTER’s, SAME FORM, $10. C. C. PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 9th st. aw, Suit GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. ee ‘. Fig IMPORTER AND TAILOR, onor tg inform you thet his NEW GOODS Lave Just arr ecli, BAKE personally Sts oll garments mafletahie Eas the 1111 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, mhl7 Washington, D, PROFESSIONAL. toa Au igre ALL 7 ‘con: | Uemen OU cents eck 408 Lt, between ath ot Dw. ete Wilt ‘NOTARIES PUBLIC. VOMMIoSIONEK OXo'e MaabieAbel Sekaw deticossou: Wop 4 Gexre Storrs Scour AND PRESSED FOR 61. oe aed ipa Woman anaes