Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1889, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. CITY AND DISTRICT. &® A recently published work on “The Artof Advertising” says: “A point which will afford reliable information as to the value of a publi- cation as an advertising medium is the close- ness with which the publisher adheres to his advertising rates.” Tug Stam invariably holds to its rates; and, what is of greater importance to the advertiser, it charges everybody the same Price for the same service, This few papers do! MIDDLE MARYLAND. Flood Notes—A Colored Life-Saver— Educational and Religious. Correspondence of Ta Evento Stan. «Frepenicx, Mp., June 18. Services appropriate to the confederate deco- ration day were held in this city to-day under the auspices of the Confederate memorial asso- ciation of Frederick. A prayer was offered by Rev. C. L. Kennard, pastor of Trinity M. E. Church South, and appropriate anthems were sung. CANAL SUFFERERS—A BRAVE COLORED MAX. Col. Wm. H. Love, Col. John C. Legg and Mr. Adolph Dressel, the members of the relief committee sent along the Potomac by the city of Baltimore to relieve the flood sufferers, report that they examined intoand relieved the wants of the poor people who live in the flooded districts from Monocacy to Hancock. They sa: that “Robert Ivory,acolored man at the mout of the Monocacy, at the risk of his life made three trips in the awful flood to rescue a white family named Fox, and in which he was suc- cessful. In the meantime Ivory’s own house was washed away.” The committee made the following awards: Point of Rocks, 31 families assisted, with $100; for the town, #1,010; Berlin, 16 families assisted, $225, and @50 f>r the town; Hancock, #700. Mr. Dressel will make another trip through the flooded district 0. his bicycle. pe i bower given at the Fredrick female semi- Pes be nr $115 was raised for the re- lief of the Maryland flood sufferers, This sum has been judiciously distributed by the com- mittee here, Messrs. John C. Hardt and — E. Meyer. Several large droves of Chesa) and Ohio canal mules have passed throug! te city since Monday on their way from Cum- berland to Georgetown. The men in charge of them spoke in hopeless tones of the future of the canal. THE LOSS OF THE COUNTY BRIDGES. Since the loss of the county bridges by the recent flood in the Monocacy the question of absorbing interest among the people here- abouts has been: How will the county com- missioners raise the money needed for building new bridges? The present board is republican. The most feasible plan for overcoming the difficulty has been offered in ba suggestion that the commissioners borrow the necessary amount and provide the interest on the same for one year on the levy of 1889. and through their successors in January next, petition the legislature to 38 an act authorizing the county to issue bonds at 4 per cent or less to mature at stated intervals, say of five, ten, fif- teen and twenty years, This is the plan that is likely to be adopted. The sum needed will be about $100,000. Through the solicitation of the Frederick Mercantile association, Mr. Wil- son Brown, superintendent of the Frederick division of the P. R. R., has been induced to pat on an early morning train between Woods- poro’ and Frederick to bring into the city residents of the county who are unable to cross the Monocacy in any other way, now that the county bridges have been sweft away. COMMENCEMENTS, Interest here to-day has been centered in the annual commencement exercises of the Frede- rick female seminary, which were held at 10:30 o'clock this morning in collegiate hall. The names of the graduating class and the honors awarded them have been previously reported in this correspondence. Among the strangers nt to witness the exercises were: Miss Riattie 0. Winnie, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. J. \d Mi ni Ayton, Laytonvile, —— ery county; also the following from Washing- ton: Mrs. Albert Gleason, Miss Mary Briuton, C. Banker Brooker and many others, relatives and friends of the pupils and graduates. At the conclusion of the exercises to-day a large number of medals and con were awarded by Dr. Furnell. assisted by Mr. M. E. Town- send and Miss Chatterton, of the faculty. Purnell was presented by the pupils with a well executed crayon portrait of Rinbeelf. the work of Miss Roberta Black. A gold medal, given for three years’ seminary ar . Was awarded to Miss Nannie Johnson. A gold medal for the highest seminary standing during the Ratt | year wi ardel to M.ss Mary Spence. N. Benner was awarded a gold medal for at- tendance. The medal for elocution was won | by Miss Blanche tariner, of Frederick, with honorable mention for Misses Daisy Banty and | Mary Shriner. The medal offered by the Alumne society for the best average in mathe- matics was awarded to Miss Mary Spence. In the preparatory department two premiums were offered for the highest seminary stand- ing. The first was won by Miss Mattie Pope and the second by Miss Katie Price, Miss Sopho Handy was awarded @ premium for latin. Second and third premiums were awarded Miss Anna Brown and Miss Berdella Davis. In painting, crayon and pencilling remiums were given to Misses Keedy Williams, firth Bartlett and Ida Stauffsr, with honor- able mention fcr Misses Mary Spence and ani Ayton. In the preparatory department first and second pretiums, respectively, were Dr. awarded to Misees Blanche life and Lata Gilbert, for regular attendances and punctual- ity. to the The diplomas were presente: graduates by L The annual commencement exercises and dis- tribution of f premiums at the Academy of Vis- itation, B. V. M., this city, will be held on the 25th instant, beginning at 9:30 a. m. Among the a of this institution are several young om Washington. RELIGIOUS. It was voted by the consistory of the Evan- felical Reformed church here several weeks ago to erect a new parsonage on a vacant lot owned by the congregation adjoining the church edi- fice. Bids for the erection of the new dwelling have been asked for, and the work will soon be a The bi is to cost about 6.000. At the recent session of the Maryland classes of the Reformed church, held at SRacdeacine, the Rev. Mr. Shulenberger, of this county, was granted permission to erect a new church at Liberty, near here. MISCELLANEOUS. The Independent Hose company, of Fred- erick, have accepted an invitation to attend the state industrial display in Baltimore Bep- tember 9. Sony ae be the guests of the Vet- eran Volunteer men’s association. Jobn Beall, grandfather of Miss Elizabeth B. Leach, teacher of chemistry in the Fred- erick female seminary, died at his home in Prince George's county, Tuesday evening. — Geo. Henisler, a native of this city, died in Baltimore Tuesday, aged eighty-two years, Ex-States foe Frank C. Norwood and Miss Maria K. Weistling, both of this city, left here Tuesday on atrip across the continent, their destination being San Francisco, Cal.—— Misses Annie K. Rudy and A. Gertrude Hoff- mier, of Middletown, this count: x at Mercersburg college, Hieterbar, 7 —_.__ MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD. Political—Projected Short Line Ralil- roads—W heat Damaged by Frost, &c. Correspondence of Tax Eventxe Stan. Rockvitre, June 14, 1889, Among the recent names presented as those of candidates for nomination on the democratic ticket are: Philip D. Laird for house of dele- gates; W. B. Miller and W. H. Carr for sheriff; J. C. Holland, J. M. Etchison, Joba P, Sellman and W. T. Wheeler for commissioners, There Mr. Chas. J. Lyddane has purchased fitty Tires of the Allison Naor farm near Bethesda for $400. ous W. K. Whiting and family will spend the and occupy one of “es of the new cot- recently erected b a. RT. Veira. oe Nar yon has commenced received of the fate of James Griffin, formerly of this town, who was known to be a resident oer oun idges at Darby and Duet ‘mill and and’ Middleteook have been ed since the flood in this section. colored, Jored bya pleeé of tinier ouse for Mr. Wm, Allnutt, near Lay- = a few days ago. 4 Jane cAbeo, «colored woman ofthe vicinity of Gaithersb — has been declared insane by at this place, and sent to the a ylaad leans aiviates Cards are out for the marriage of Mr. Chas. AS) dae oy and Miss Clara Bready, of Haieanore, at the latter place on the 18th nt u ae ‘Tatoo aq oh ths to the wheat ry the ost Fok me the latter part of May. {t is said the heads of wheat now show that they are not more than half filled with grain. Two new short-line railroads have been jected in the county, and liberal subscrij made thereto by farmere in the vicinity, at a close of the canal. One is from Poolesviile to Seliman’s station, and the other from Seneca to Clopper's station on the Metro- politan branch, Mr. Horace Belt, of Washington, has rented acottage near Germantown for the summer, and Mr. John R. Railland family, of Baltimore, will spend the season at the same — = —_o—__ THE REQUISITION REFUSED. Gov. Hill Declines to Surrender Maroney and McDonald, the Cronin Suspects. It was something of a surprise to the Chicago authorities that Gov. Hill, of New York, re- fused to surrender Maroney and McDonald, the two men arrested in New York city on the requisition of Gov. Fifer. The New York gov- ernor denied the application without prejudice toarenewal of the case, simply upon the grounds— 1. That the application was not eee by an indictment. 2. Thatno proof whatever was presented showing that the accused are guilty of the crime charged against them, as required by the laws of this and all other states, The application was based solely uj affidavit made upon “information and MARONEY TALKS. Maroney, in an interview yesterday, said: “I Gon’t believe Sullivan had anything whatever to do with the crime. In regard to the accu- sation against myself, I will say that I have not been in Chicago but one night since October, 1887. Iwas then on my way to Omaha, in the early part of that month, and missed connec- tions with the C., B. and’ Q., and was obliged to stop over in Chicago until the next day. I can prove by dozens of People that I was in this city on May 4, when Cronin disappeared. I was engaged in obtaining signatures to a tition asking for the appointment of a frien litical position, and on one of the days 4 led on a friend in Brooklyn who was stop- mm an lief.” ping home with his sick children. Know- g the animus of Dillon and his ring, Iam certain that they would stop at nothing to down Sullivan and his friends. There is nota man in the organization who would not like to see the real murderers ar- rested and convicted, as I think this has put back our cause at least twenty years, and ma’ may eventually lead to disruption. If I thoughts livan was guilty I would be the first to de- nounce him, but I think he is as innocent as the unborn babe. The records of the Clan-na- Gael will show that I have always opposed murders or assassinations for revenge or any cause whatever. I believe that in this free country every man should essist in making the laws, and that laws should be sufficient punishment for any crime. I hope you will allow me to say that I trust that the American people will withhold their opinion in this grave matter, knowing as do that I am perfectly innocent. I don’t fear the result. I protested against having a lawyer, and I am only anxious to be allowed to go and face Dillon in a court of law and show him up. I know McDonald, and believe him to be innocent of any partici- pation in the crime. He is hard-working and industrious. and Iam satisfied he had no con- nection with the murder of Dr. Cronin.” RUMORS IN NEW YORK. It was said in New York yesterday, and not denied by Clan-na-Gael men, that the executive committee of the Clan-na-Gael met in Phila- delphia Wednesday to take measures to pre- vent Maroney and McDonald from being taken to Chicago. It is everywhere admitted that Maroney’s presence in England to answer for | several missions he has undertaken or assisted, would be desirable, and it is asserted that the society wants to get him out of the way before acertain extradition law now pending has a chance to turn him over to Scotland Yard. The officials of the Clan-na-Gael are said to be all supporters of Alexander Sullivan, men who were put in office by Sullivan's influence. ‘The air was full of rumors of new arrests. It was whispered that a considerable number of others were under surveillance and would soon be gathered in, It is true that certain persons are being watched to the extent, that, if the left New York city, they would be followed an’ located. These persons are not suspected of being directly a cessory to the murder, and if arrested would not be charged with murder. ‘The men who believe that Alexander Sullivan inspired Dr. Cronin’s death, believe that the murder was the result of a huge conspiracy, the ramifications of which involve a good many men in a number of places. If the investiga- tions at Chicago bring out proof of this, it is not unlikely that a number of men will be ar- rested charged with conspiracy. WATCHING BOLAND. Chief Hubbard, of Chicago, admitted yester- day yesterday that he had two men in Kansas City watching Michael Boland, the present re- corder of police of that city and former mem- ber of the notorious triangie. “Are you going to arrest Boland?” the chief was asked. “That will depend upon the action of the grand jury,” replied the chief, evasively. “But my men are noti in Kansas City for the purpose of arresting Mr. Boland just now.” on facts in the case are said to be that the ‘s attorney expects an indictment against Bolant. and the chief's officers‘are in Kansas City ready to take Mr. Boland when the indict- ment is returned. TO PROCURE AN INDICTMENT. The refusal of Governor Hill, of New York, to grant the application for the surrender of John J. Maroney and Charles McDonald to Illinois officers will probably result in the state’s attorney to-day urging the grand jury to at once render a partial report finding an in- dictment against oney and McDonald. 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Wage IN CONSERVATORY OF 3 ae ST. ay Yuniaing, Oth and F sts. ‘cone ee ba Fiauo, Organ, Voice, Violin, tig rte ret, &c. Tes, advantages. 'O. B. BULLARD, Director. my21-1me RAWING AND PAINTING—IN RUCTION | {XE yraneh, and for all ages, private oF in classe TONAL ACADEMY OF FINE AKTS, 804 E ot. rs U . ‘RAINED TEACHERS—PREPARE for civil service, West Point Coll ‘Ke. Classes gud private lessons day or evening. FRAN. i Lt HALL, st. nw. oe Exocurion Axp wea Summer classes for a FIVE WEEK'S SESSION, Wednesday 12, at commence evening, June 7:30 o'clock. isco ‘eye Publiahe = BOOKS ON “ELOCUTION, co lege publishes a ” “GUAT OI Rca and “PERSONAL MAG- NETISM.* Rao nie Urice-list tree. ART EGE OF ELOCUTION AND ofthat Sig Gah seacwe (aif a block east of city my! Tevised ; highest references, 14-o1n nitions us caretully 1 ent Tv BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 Taths 4th st. nw, ay Summer "Also Sumiue® School at Asp Park: a aus Site C. TOWNSEND, ‘eacher of Elocution. Pics Culture, Oratorical and Sth st. new, GTENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH nw. Founded 1864. “More than 50,000 ay = LCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INS E INSTITU UE. ar 10th st. n.w. most success- forall examinations. “Elocation taught and com- young men aud women have been trained in the Spen- Six courses: certau Colleges. Day and night sessions. Business Course; Shorthan rit ophone: Practical ‘English; “‘fexray Spencers’ Kapid Writing, Keading aud Oratory, Delsarte method, Business men ‘furnished with trained suployes, Tlus- trated cataloxucs free. “MARA A. SPENCER, ee Priuciyel, HENRY C. SPENCER, LL be Priel mb2b Men COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH st Mear City Pout-Ofice. | Colored students not wed. Cali oF seud for catalogue. mht PIANOS _ AND ORGANS. soe Maxims for Memory. From St. Nicholas, Stilts are no better in conversation than in foot-race, Folly must hold its tongue while wearing the wig of wisdom, It is the foolish aim of the atheist to scan in- finitude with a mitroscope. When poverty comes in at the cottage door, true love goes at it with an axe, A vein of humor should be made visible with- out the help of a reduction mill. reformer becomes a fanatic when he be- gins to use his emotions as a substitute for his reasoning faculty, Many an object in life must be attained by flank movements; it is the zigzag road that leads to the mountain to All the paths of life fend to the grave, and a that we can do is to avoid the short en’ The office should seek the man, but it should inspect him thoroughly before taking him, he G the unfortunate ‘itun hel; — without asking pe he intends to vote. J ALLET & DAVIS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS.—FOK A few days more ins will be given in Hallet & Janos tocluse out euune stock. “Lhe public can rely on enuine bargains, el Losu MNEK, Agent, 811 9t A BBB AA BB aA BBB ANOS58, UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANS! = AND DURABILITY, OPE MANSHTP ial attention of “Purchasers” is invited to, thete f Byles." finished in desirny of HIGH- Sy “‘piconatt rE ART. ‘Pianos for rout. “SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A largo assortment, comprising almost every well-known make in tho fount, ib thorough repair. will be closed out at very jow tgukes., SPECIAL 1 ee offered 75383 | * 1 prices! TSS) Mall be arranured on MONTHLY INST TALL S wat ENABE & co., a6 817 M. Pp = a '$— ARCHITECT'S OFFICE, U Coritol, June 1.188, Proposals will be aired at this office until EATUMDAY, JUNE FIFTEENTH, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., for two Saultes “Further information may be Qocnined se tine office,” The right to reject any atid all bide is reserved. _3e5,8,11414 Architect t s SEALED PROPOSALS hee L Be a EIVED this department une CK M., MoNDaY, JUNE TWEN for, con= structing wood frame skylighis, not to exce thirty- fwo in number, upon the roof of ae a Bulldine mn it jabk forms of pro} dc- may 6 obtained at the offe af the chict clerk of the department, where drawings showing details of Work may also be inspected. JOHN W. N BEE, eo retary. x PROPOSALS, FOR | CONSTRUCTING SCROOL HOUSE. — Office of Washii Sealed pro} ale will be received af this office until TWELVE OU LOCE Bt on THURSDAY. JUNE TWE! iH, 1889, for con: Structing e second story ou the brick echool building at Benning, County. Blank forms of proposals an specifications, together with all necessary information, can be obtained, upon application therefor, at the of: fice of the Inspector of Buildings of the District of Co- Jumbia, and only bids ‘upon these iors wi sidered. The riht is reserved to reject bids. (J. W. DOUGLASS, L. G. HINE, MOND, Commissioners, D. MEDICAL, , &e, D'xt ‘ihe deat Established and only Reliable Ladies’ Physician in the City, can be consulted dally, 464 C st, between 436 and 6th a Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulte- tion strictly confident Separate rooms tor dadign. Office always open. SERS ADIES WHO REQUIRE THE mercer) a AN Fienced female physician should SON, 1105 Park Place 1.0. bet .e. Ladies ‘nly Remedy, ven "DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND reliable Ladies’ Puiysictan, ¢ can be consulted her residence, 901 T' st. Office Sohn aes 2 my, ibs t_ BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT DE BIOTHERS Ir the oldest-estublished advertis- ing Ladies’ Physician 1n the city. 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SUMMER RESORTS. ___SEA-SIDE—-NEW_ ENGLAND, SUMMER RESORTS. _THE MOUNTAINS, on ees my15-1m nee sitrinin, a 2 Neal Pores CASTINE, MAINE, Finely ettuated ; clean and town; fot, Food Grtvens basting sud. Kaun: Sly? 810 to 815 per “ ——o ‘ E. P. WALKER & CO. 71. T. LOVEJOY, Manager. ‘fy Boonouan PIER, Petwesn the = ie a " fms 20-1m 1.6. ‘<ciien SEA-SI DE—MISCELLANEOU! oa igpouayy rx srprnos. vA.—THE RI Recommended by fe jsmlete 1 tor, former! sixteen, the Greei 7- 2 oR pet eee es te Ta, Ca ses en 1G" ER GAP {AP HOUSE DELAWARE WATER GAR, TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD. the Blu Ridge Hotel mecdses asd comoiete. three Upens Jupe il Broad street, Penn. t Jt Washington, D.O- gaia Ago 85; 815,, $17.50 and 420 Sn ae fies oat oh sr CHARLES, ATLANTIC CITY, ‘week, acco: oe Cry = he QCEAN END DELAWARE AVE | guesia: Sine busting annie, td WOOREAWS, ROCKVILLE, MDW ‘Will open Thursday, 3 Sine circulars or ¢ Sige moet plea iS opened for the reception of gusets 303 WOOTTON, Ja. ruse unt June sO. W FORD. Proprietor.” | newly built and newly furnished modern IP BE FLORIDA, Ce F GENTRAL LOCATION, | _e5-im Bouse, Washington, D.C. | spent; cuectr belle: ges; woter. Sim. SL 3. Ge eS Fee orate gpen | 3 FIGHT HOUSE, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, RE- Sil The year. DAVIS & BROWNE ie well-known hotel will reopen MON: EY TO LOAN HE LELANDE," culate al Star oiea, Addo SoS Leet ee wae Atlantic City, X. J. On the beach, Masmchu- ington,‘ Bouet-t Ap kets, goo for the “aeaaou, cury REAL ESTATE OB on ayes om SAMUEL WAGNER. sical ga <2. (yarn expenses is ta pas SELBY, NEW here! Avie ve NEAR PAL ye ERSCH | MOTEL. OPEN FOR GUESTS, 310-7t tne New York ave. tic Sal rN. good Cit from Washington on the Poto- | = Tf ES Eo yontliat ¥ QUINN, formeciys erigroi' the muse Biver: Tile Popular resort wader its See manage. | Yj ONEY TO LOAN IN Stas TO SULT ON AR Delphia cott ment, bas been newly painted remodelled and | +"& 41 eameemamen « HE NEW HOTEL, ALDINE, iauy new features added for the comfort aud enjoy-| 6 9. Mo wannyg oc, hc, near Ole ave :SZaner | eabuit tol ty ow Sivusemente aed fo the | yp ———— a ou 1. Bots da; to "$14 per week. No‘finer gua . ry house ou tis idena oy “fee gi Tere ane with | round. large parties and 8300 #2.500, 85,000, oft Bogen of atet ag ee nts description, H. | Wio 4y wuuiues SHARPLESS & CO.,Prop,_| elon on realestate, No delay. EASTM. my4-2m "| _Je10~ det cI NT URE, 928 F st. nw. a5 cae ** MoLToN's ON TEE POTOMAC” WILL OPEN SEX TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON ak ip Comes For partie MSS Si RATED? amounts © UCE COLTON, Proprietor, Specialty eeaYurn s Rbin 3e13-2w* Miiestown, St. Mary's county, Md. jee Int 1507 F st. aw, \CEAN ¥ EW Ho’ TEI, TOLOAN IN SUM TO.SUIT OX Ocean V Va., Eight Miles from Norfc va. =~ “Fane "l to September I, ates geso 50 $100,000 ‘Baltimore, Ma Telephooe (8% CHALPONTE, TLANTIO CITY, N. du Moved to the Beach. ND IMFROV care Se UNSGHEASSED OcRAr AiEW. Salt Water Baths in the H 313-2m ETHERILL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J — LL, Sok BE M wih tht Nov. << arc .. nh eosh ovis M. 3. ECKERT. Wares FEW PERSONS wre a near the beach, Atlantic City, d july and August, ib private fi 02 Q st. oT ROBERTS & BONS, pricoe! reference. ‘Apply 1 | BRITT HOUSE, ye ae k Jackson st, Cape May, View. ‘the year. iy at a nly r Open all _my28-1m = INGRESS Hi HALL ¢ 1, CAPE MAY. N. amyl Sed a oo im Address J. F. CAKE. OTEL TAR ‘ETTE, CAPE MAY CITY, i; aa Open all the yar. | Strictly first-class, rectly on the beach, 0) posite Trop — Rates, a2. “33 to @4 “VICTOR DENIZOT, Proprietor. de1-2m esi HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J. JUNE 15, renee te reek, month gt seuss: Stor Elegant suit lor, bath and, closet, $s of eleven p un plans at, BLASIUS, a SUNS ‘Wareroon is, Chestnut aud 11th ats, Philadel. Dhigyup to Sune 1d. ‘Dogs not taken. _de5tojy1 F. THEO. WALTON, Proprietor. pe NEW COLU MBIA PE MAY, vm sti NE 15, isso, JAMES MOONEY; Owner s K H. HILDRETH, FRA! Joo-2m__Late of the Hotal Latayette, Proprietor. vf liad WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N. J., WILL OPEN JUNE 15. W. W. GREEN. Je1-2m Abbey PARK, N. J. COLEMAN 3 HOUSE DAN Enlarged an edt witloyen Thurs, June 13," Frais ce Btable aes saine \ — ALPH, Prop. B. W. SWOPE, . caer BOTH, ASDORY PARK, N.J. Cate {he management of the Presta owner. Ligm AWM, APPLEGATE. K, N. J., OPE 3. Accommodations for 300 ‘guests rectly ‘ou the beach with am ocean ed from, Window. SAM’L B. McINTYRE, Proj Ot, cou URY PARK, N. = SiS Hintaves fourth homme ‘from the ocean, Open se pew management by its owner, _del-2m M. LEWIS. er perday: 88 and €16 per week; 645 for turtber particulars my18-3m p= POINT HOTEL, address: ww. 7 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 sbundance of sea-food, towether with the best that the Washiuxton, Norfolk and Baltimore markets afford, Norfolk Loste Stop daily at the Point. Rates of Board. The regular rates for board; @8, @10, $12 and $14 per week, according to location of room, ete. This is on the basis two or more persons in ope room, Transient rates: to 82.50 per day. Half regular rates tor children under twelve years of age and nurses. Special terms to families or parties who wish to spend the entire summer st the Point, Children oceupying seats at nrst table will be charged full fare. For circulars address THOS, W. WILLIAMS, Piney Point, Ma. __THOS, W. WILLIAMS & CO., Propeisters,_ bet ‘aw QURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAN more favorabl, moe Eater ond reezes direct from he ocean 5 ‘ver: a. 6d deg. te ollie eit and nd bait nth er ing rou ol — THOS. COOK & 80x, 513 Pa aren D.8. 5. sasaie y cy. Fire Island Beac! e14-26¢ pee HESTER HOTEL, OPEN, FOR, THE. SEA: hotel remodeled ‘Special terms fur June. “Yor particulars a O. H. PARSON. Superiptendent, je12-1m Tolchester Beach, Kent ro OF THE GREAT LAKES ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS oF THE LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT CO. Information can be obtained in Washington at B. and O. city ticket offices, T. P. CARPENTER, Gen. Pass. Agt., myl5-2m BUFFALO, WN. ¥. Siz JAMES HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N. J., OPEN sa i a hee taser areca, ERR Gay’, $10 to 614 per week. EU. BUOKE. _ my25-1m Mdimate, | _ seo © . Proprietor. NE FENIMORE, ASHURY PARK THIS BEAU: % Tek ioeate iu iene boronies | rere SPRINGS AND BATHS. city Smprovements, ind will be fouud rwt~<lays in | Jy ERRELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. every respect. THUS, NOBLE, Pro de Bice bere irom Washington via B. and 0. RR NHE LENOX — | No staging. Hotel opens June 1. The waters are Wik cit cvacua hamey oan os. alkaline, thermal and electric, a “specific for rheu- ‘Open the entire year. yor particule Addon mustiom, neuralai akin, kiduey and nervous diseases. Bb paths a ining pools, new and ele gam! : eecnawed A. BURZLY._| sainly not ex tn the’ country. ‘Hotel lance ad Tp EE Mapr EAN END = SUNSET A ‘uns. Write for illustrated and descrip- Asbury Parti. Oo Pate sped Neuter: pertest sanitary equi) Bie: dress B/STEW AMANO Ho Site oF Of tates and information ad- DYMOCK, jel0-eodlm aa GOTT AG: gua, OCEAN BEACH, N. NOW OPEN. my20-1m_ as G. C. AUSTIN, Prop. il [OFEL COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, N. J. Will open for guests the last week in June. y uddress Forcirculars, terms, &e. FRED. E. FOST TER, TWELFTH SEASON. = sty NEPTUNE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, N. 3. Within 200 feet of surf. Open from qune 1 to Oc- For {gma and circular address A. R. SANK. BRIGHTON HOUSE, Spring Like Beach Next to Wilburton-b; _jel3-1m \HE “CARLETO? RING LAKE, N. J, Open June 1st _my27-eo2m. I. 8. HINKSON, Prop. IHE RUSKIN, SPRING LA! KE, 3.8 J., NEAR THE beach and opposite the luke. Enlarged and newly furnished, Mystenic arrangenente perfect, Open June 1. Mus. E. CLABAUGH, my 25-1m HLLBURT fON BY-THE-SEA, SPRING | ‘Upen frou June to on the beach} i RSDETCHWoRTH Hom OCEANIC, SPRING. LAKE rectly ua my3-3) So CITY. Open June 22 to Oct tober I eae address E. City wrand bathing June 20. For clrcuiata sddee A. 33 that. ae OXFORD, KEY EAST BI BEACH, Opens Jun Address GEV. F. ‘SDAMs, Manager, St. James Hote na — mny29-e013t ARKER HOUSE, NFO THE TENTH SEASON’ Upen all the y year, THOMAS DEVLIN Propri OCE. LN GROVE, SUMAEi AND’ STOP AT THE SHELDON. WILLISFORD DEY, Prop. _4e13-1m Y VIEW HOTEL, located directly on the beach ; Leia’, ed electri- ‘fwelfth Season. Oceun Grove, N SOseEn WH ity, ese ___SEA-SIPE-NEW_ ENGLAND, (A SEW SUMMER RESORT ON THE COAST OF MAINE. ‘The purest water, the finest air. Rare combination of mountains, woodland and ocean. The best facilities for boating and fishing. Hotel accommodations and appointments not surpassed by any in the state. Send for circular, Address BAY POINT, ROCKLAND BREAKWATER, Je7-1m BOCKLAND, ME. AT¥00? EOUAGANSETT PIER. R. 1, Situated on Ocean road; full view of ocean; 200 Suests; open June 20. my20-1m 3. A, TUCKER, tt A Bee XD, B. sa rh waxisces— | Ht maui le, gas, electric ues T= WENTWORTH, . NEWCASTLE, N. H., Railroad Station, Portemouth, N. H., thirty minutes See er ome tem te the house meet every io FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH SHORE. OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 297s. W. K. HILL, Manager, my17-cod2m T. TREGO, Prop. |AMPSHIi W.VA. Alkaline Lithia Water leo Gupetier! ‘Iron and Free- stone Waters. temperature. | Larcest Switnming Fool of Alkaline Lithia Water iu the worlds Superb Summer Climate. Here is where the sick re- Coyer sud the well are always happy. Send for Paupilets and secure rooms, SALE, Proprietor. D. B. MAKALL, Agent, 141: Pity Fstuw. myls-lm YONGRESS HALL SHELDON SPRINGS, Vr. This popular sunimer resort, 8 miles from St. Albans, ie now open. | Mineral Lathe: ih Ching first-class: the only hotel near the celebrated Missisqucl Springs Send for descriptive circular, “¥. EST, Manager. OEDAX. WHITE SUEFHUR SPRINGS, 53g MIL ac er and 134 miles s.e. of Stephenson’ Depor, Frederick county, Va. E.C. JOKDA: _ my T4-4n Jordan Springs P.O. ‘OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS, in the Great North Me 5g O88 hours from Wash- ington. Capacity 300. NO B: Atinosphere col, scenery grand, fine drives, ‘nnexcelled ‘mineral waters, baths and swimming pool, Sanitary ar- drainage perfect. A hew orchestra this season, Anew stable and fine livery, furnished by McCauley & Co., -Giupnetors of the ‘Tally Ho star bies, Washington, th terme and full in- formation, at office of The Star. Apply to A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor, _ Jel-2uhd sd Sun Building, Washington. HE HOT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA., ARE ey eR guecific for: ouma' araly: rel yhlets, &e., address &e., &. For pam jem a J. A. AUGUST, Prop. _ rue HEALING SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA, are open for reception of questa. ‘The waters are Recommended for Insomnia, Nervous Affections, o taneous Diseases, ‘or pamphlets, St: Gress JN. WOODWARD, Supe, Tin V4 ALLEY VIEW "SPRINGS, P.O. Ww SEE Va., Massanutten mountain, el 2.000 feet i= — a B&O ‘Depot; Excursioi ‘ulars, address A. J. nye slm& lad" —__IN_THE MOUNTAINS, ETC. APRS WEST VIRGINI A 5WI on N ND'or AMERICA ae RESORT or: THE ALLEGHANIES. HE AURORA (ore Baa AND ANNEX J. H. SHAFFER, Proprietor. _my18-1m Aurora, W.Va, \OOPER HOUSE, COOPERSTOWN, OTSEGO LAKE, N ¥., OPENS JUNE 20 No Malaria:no Mosquitoes; no hay fever: superior ‘ssccormmmodation: Send for illus- cen. trated phlet,_ S.E. CHITTENDEN, Proprietor, rated pany ae ED A Va sel ot Gi (CEs0N SPRINGS, PENNA. On top of Allegheny Mountains, THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Will open June 25, , All trains stop at Cresson. For circulars, &0., sddres WM. R. ent my4-52t Cresson, Cam Fens nee HUNDRED FEET A] sy Sake Bee MRE: wrt! w,) ve Ser Noe te oF NEG Clerk. Open July” os 0-2 LENWOOD HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER G G: ane Secay net Bt bts yoy unin Va: Lace a ara ae free 80 per week. Open ty Brat a P OTEL KAA’ x Bel a week upward July. Call or address for Ge =o Bonz eh iwesie vA, ase ONEY 70 LOAN IN 8U cus TO © per, cent, ou Fen! cata RANK T. RAWLINGS _my?4-ia me rlington ¥ SiS Row M @500 UPWARD, at ThE LOWESE ESTE OF arameggs REAL LSiaTE is bogit a my13 M&e YTOLOA’ tes of interest roved security, ee “hia en myll-3m 1300 Fst. aw, R™* Stare, PERC Txsid a SMALL 10 €15,000-To LoaN 10,000 Sivog ON REAL ESTATE, 500__fapl8i___ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Moy ‘TO Loa i Mo > TO LOAN —ON APPROVED REAL ‘An sums Wo aut, at lowest rates of interest, GEv, W. ay mb27-3m_ loth end ONEY—LOANS ON REAL LSTATE, LOCAL OB Aber i oo — Army and ag rs Mike ko. "No" deiay. DEMPSEY, Re y New oVakon me | ten oe OX BEAL , ESTATE IN SUMS west rates. ere REDFORD W. Wal _mb23-3m * eee a vag jest cas! -— 0 Apply t M. aC FF ot nw. 19-3in* Mo LOAN ON REALEST ‘ATE OR FIRST. te security, eggs iuterest podelay” re unity’ ae “29 ene 8Ue' GREEN, 203 7th ot. awe, ONEY TO LOAN A) Tn surus We eu, we rate ne reek eetate security. Tick TOS & BROWS, eu Peunsylvauis eve, _ Moe: To LoaN ox? REAL ESTATE at LOW tes, wast » Ly yt ap24 Successor to DANENHOW can now be bonsht very cap 28 "8, 1732 Pa. ave. Boots anade to order for pair can be bad from, EE irig Cheaper thay wood ready-made gvods. NEK'S is the Eteteay eetablisiment in Washington, Bost all the swell Boots and Shippers of the city are there. He also e repul Courfortable Shoee for tender feet 40. WHITE, LADIES’ TAILOR, 18 NOW PRE- “ & a XB, of dresses at rH dius habits at €5U. Cloth Costumes at etc. All work gusran! to be Aret-class. hO, WHITE, 1110 F st. ow, Je8-6r* Te 2 ELEBEATED WHIT? ag Ee aig ys oy | ‘ie st 4 dy-cut Waist Linings, cop, Lavabr wi & bro, Palais Nopal Dot's aida $2.50 PER HUNDRED: Be, Dy pa 3. don. napkins, Dotidns, French Gesun German Severs prose meet F cm, studies, erate fans, Japanese parasols, ecrolis, e., novels, “nuy2s-im GOULD'S WONDER STORE, 421 that {WONTS! FRONTS: FRONTS!" the thing for Summer, Always in order by plaieon.bine ane we. J PRANDI, 1329 F st. nw. (Mrs. . Harrison's), Liuporter of Five Freuch Hair Goods. _3e3-1m* Shampooing. | Speecitcnees REMOVAL. MESSES. MERTZ & COMPANY, TAILORS, BEG TO ANNOUNCE they will remove to their ele want quarters, 614 11TH STREET, ‘Square below their present address, some time in July beat apl0-3m A= NEUMAN, ARTIST AND rea Ladies’ Dresses and Comet at lize Gunnsonet ove —w residences, call 8 ‘my25-1m, FREE DYEING, SCOCKING AND DRY CLEAR LSTA ~~~ —- Re od Gen! wl i coy er and bi fe 5 avon feet pe Ei at a and sud Maison | Yriese, Paris. NION FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAR Aas AND DYE dae} Jue Gets we Dyed a ae ris et — el ALGTO0L GARMENTS, MADE UP OB RIPPED, slé ~ fete ee BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Worcester Uxasarorn Dienoxant, LEATHER, INDEXED, 89. WEBSTER’S, SAME FORM, $10. C. C. PURSELL, Bookseller, 415 Ob st. ow. GENTLEMEN’S _ GOODS. Feet oe be SEN 5 ea at nt, 5 UD ‘Moderate ot. Dw. * peronree AND TAILOR, ; | Baia you that bis NEW GOODS hr, perwonally Ste all garments madetaaia 1111 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, mb17 Washington, D. GQ B,J. B. TENEYCK Bas lOVED HIS Diss (Oth ot be red berdics pase the door” 1 quit Seago Dante eretnte peemerans ME PRs = OrnnS FORD — SURVEYORS. i Evpeeraphionl Siginears ant asehie ‘ian* 1616 Fotaw. Ea