Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1889, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1889 AT PRINCETON YESTERDAY. Graphic and Microscopic Exhibition— An Ovation to Dr. McCosh. The exercises at Princeton yesterday began with an exhibition of drawings in the engineer- ing and graphic departments in the school of seience, 4 microscopic exhibition in the histo- logical laboratory, and the reading of theses by the stadents of the school of science, in Chemi- cal hall, At 10:30 there was a grand rush for the gymnasium to see Princeton's gymnasts perform under the direction of their teacher, Prof. Turner. At 12m. the annual meeting of the literary societies took place in their re- spective halls, THE ALUMNI DINNER. At 2o’clock the trustees, faculty and under- graduates formed in front of old North college and when a line of about 800alumni had formed they marched to University hall to have their alumni dinner, Gov. Green, President Patton, and the venerable Dr. McCosh leading the way. Upon the platform were seated ex-President MeCosh, President * Patton, Governor Green, Senator Gray, of Delaware, and Hon. John L Blair, of New Jersey. Governor Green pre- sided. There was great enthusiasm, especially in the class of "89, who stood on their feet to cheer their old president, Dr. McCosh. Gov- ernor Green made a short introductory speech and then introduced ex-President MeCosh. When the venerable professor arose every man in the room found his feet and gave him an ovation. President Patton, Senator Gray and other distinguished graduates also made speeches, THE M'COSH MEMORIAL STATUE. At 4 there was the presentation of the MecCosh memorial statue by the class of '79 in Marquand chapel. The address was made by Rev. A. W. Halsey, of New York city, Preri- dent Patton, on behalf of the college, accepted the gift. Then Dr. McCosh spoke, the class of “79 standing. The doctor was almost overcome by his emotions. Dr. Green, of the seminary. pronounced the benediction. This bronze was the work of St. Gaudens, and cust 500. The classes of 49, "59, 69, °79, '83, °86 and "S$ all held class suppers last evening. After the presentation of the statue President and Mrs. Patton gave a receptio In the evening the annual Lynde debate be- tween the representatives of the Cliosophic and Whig Literary societies took place in the First Presbyterian church, President Patton presid- ing. The question under discussion was: “Re- solved, that the active control by Congress of elections to the House of Representatives is in- expedient.” | | feature of yesterday's festivities was dly the sophomore reception to the senior class. Dancing commenced at 10 in the evening and kept up until the early hours of the morning. The patronesses were: Mra. George Boker, Vhiladelpbia; Mrs. Grover Cleveland, New York: Mra. George Clark, Newark; Mrs W. Curtin, Philadelphia; Mrs. Charles n, Trenton; Mrs. W. R. Lyon, Morrs rs. H. F. Osborn, Prince- m: Mrs. M. 1 ew York; Mrs, P. Sands, ockton, Princeton; Mrs. - Baltimore. The deco- Fations were Greek in design. vee MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY. Preparation for its Resumption in Johnstown—A Council Meeting. Now that the worst is over at Johnstown and affairs are assuming a business-like appearance, the citizens are anxious that the municipal au- thorities should lay aside all prejudices and co-operate with the state officials in their work. From the day Gen. Hastings assumed command BURKE THE SUSPECT. He is Arraigned and Remanded for Ten Days—Evidence Against Him. Chief McRea, of the Winnipeg police, is sat- isfied that the prisoner Burke is no other than one of the Williams brothers. He is not treated asan ordinary occupant of a cell, but is pro- vided with a fairly good bed and is furnished with meals from a hotel at his own expense. He sent for his lawyer, Isase Campbell, yes- terday, and had a long interview. Lawyer Campbell afterward told Chief McRae that the prisoner demanded that he be dismissed or brought before a magistrate, declaring that if this was not done awrit of habeas corpus would be applied for in the higher court. Burke was arraigned before a police magis- trate yesterday and remanded for ten days at the request of Chief McRae, who submitted telegrams from the Chicago authorities to the effect that papers and copies of photographs tending to show that he is the mysterious Wil- liams were on their way. Burke was very nerv- strengt! concluded it would be useless to comply with the request, and the prisoner went back to jail ‘Two mysterious individuals, strangers in Win- nipeg. were in court and endeavored to engage in conversation with the suspect. They were, however, prevented. It is surmised that they are there in the interest of people who are anxious that Burkeshall not be returned to Chicago. EVIDENCE AGAINST BURKE. Asummary of the evidence affecting Burke and which it is expected will be immediately submitted to the Chicago grand jury is as fol- lows: ; A prominent North Side Irishman will testify that but a few weeks before the murder Burke remarked in a public place that Le Caron should have been killed before he had a chance of leaving for England. and that there was an- other fellow who would get it before he was POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder uever var A marvel of purity, e and wholesomeness, More economical than ous, and urged his lawyer to institute ‘habeas | fhe ordivars kiuds, corpus proceedings without delay, The latter, | with the uiultitude of low test, short weight, alum or ‘ de however, after looking over the dispatches, } phosphate powders nd cannot be sold in competition od only in cans, ROYAL BAKING st., N. mh16-w&s GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0.’S Breakfast Cocoa Is absolutel; and itis ook Me No Chemicals are used in its preparation. It has more than three times the strength of Cocos mixed with Starch, Arrowrvot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing lees than one cent acup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, Ea~ SIL¥ DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. many weeks older. _W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. It will be shown that Burke and ex-Detective Coughlin were frequently seen together in saloons on the North Side, and that the former was a frequent visitor at the cottage of Police- man Sullivan. But the most important witness will be old Mrs. Philbin, Burke’s aunt, and with whom, at Erie and Sedgwick streets, he boarded. By her it will be shown that he lost his position in the city sewer department last = December and has since had no employment. Up to February he was short of funds, ran in debt for bis board and borrowed an occasional dollar whenever he could get it. From that ie 816 Chestnul St.* ERIES ke oo ————— PHILADELPHIA. ti to hi dden flight from the city he |, in tra had plenty of money, more in fact than when | _Ofand National Award of 16,600 francs, he was working. On the day of Dr. Cronin’s disappearance he wus absent from home. He didnot return home all night. Sunday morning at 8 he put in an appearance, heavy and sleepy, and in AN INVIGORATING TONIO, answer to questions said that he had slept all CONTAINING thown tant he was en acre member'of two PERUVIAN BARK, IRON, AND MAN officer willeate for Winnipeg assoon’ as| PURE CATALAN WINE. the necessary papers can be procured, For the PREVENTION and CURE of witieee Cae oe eats Malaria eigestin, Fever & hte, oy * ifteen or twenty witnesses were before the a, grand jury yesterday, but by far tue greater | @PBelite, Poorness of Blood, Neuralgia, The Carlsons were unable to find very strong resemblance in the photograph of n Burke : F 22 Rue Dreuot, Paris. number were singularly devoid of in.ormation. | p POYGERA & (0. : ts for the U.S. 30 NORTH WILLIAM ST., N. ¥. toeither of the men who rented the cottage Father Dorney related the story of the investi- gation of Alexander Sullivan's accounts from memory, but was unable to shed much light on the workings of the Clan-na-Gael. The sensation of the day was the commit- ment for contempt of courtof W. E. Bell, of the situation the local officials have shown a marked indifference to all that was being done by the commander ina work which was for their benefit alone. On several occasions the general has attempted to secure a conference with the town officials, but without success, and he fully made up his mind if an interview should take place it would be at their request. Yesterday be received an invitation to be present at a meeting of the town council, Which was held in Alma hall. President Alex: rf Kennedy was in the chair, and the first business transaction was the election of succes- sors to the drowned treasurer and clerk. The body decided to postpone the election of mem- bers for the second, fourth and fifth wards to chief clerk of the Western Union telegraj company, of which brief mention was made in Tse Star, The grand jury wished to se- cure copies of all telegrams und cable dis- patches addressed to Alexandria Sullivan, Dan Coughlin, J. J. Maroney, W. G. Melville. or A. G. Melville, which had been received at the Chicago office since March 1, The telegraph company’s attorney stated that if the company violated the obligation of secrecy under which Messages were sent they were liable for dam- ages, Asa defense against such suits the at- torney suggested that States Attorney Longe- necker get an order committing Mr. Bell to jail for contempt of court, unless the telegrams were turned over to the jury. The order of commitment was issued, and Mr, Bell went to the ottice to direct the hunt for the telegrams, egg - take places of Jacob Swank, W.N. Pike and Dr. W. Beam, who were also victims of the floods. To OCCUPY THE SITE OF THE PARK. On behalf of the state government Gen. Hastings offered to build a number of tempo- rary business places in the central part of the city, an offer which was accepted. It was eed that permission should be granted to tie citizen merchants who wish to resume busi- hess at once to locate temporarily on the of the town park for the space of eighteen mont after which time they must secure other permanent quarters, The committee on borough property was empowered to distri- bute the sites, and it is expected that they will encounter many difficulties, as all the mer- chanes are desirous of locating on the main thoroughfare. In order to prevent any dispute between property owners as to the dimensions of their estates it was ordered that the deeds should be carefully examined and surveyors would stake off the plots accordingly. Then member W. C. Lewis moved that the government of the city be taken out of the hands of the mihtary. General Hastings re- phed in an impatient tone: “I am ready to re- move my troops atonce. It is my desire, and always has been, that you should resu cipal government as soon as possibl t Rennedy interceded here and said that the work being done by the guards was too valuable to allow of their departure for a while yet, which view at once became general. WORKMEN TO BE PAID. Chairman Moxham, of the finance committee, caused posters to be placed about the town yes- terday announcing that the policemen, team- sters and messengers employed by the city re- lief committee would be paid their first instal- ment of salary next Thursday at the Fourth ward school house. This announcement caused much rejoicing among the workmen, who have been expressing much dissatisfaction at the non-payment of their wages, and as a result the colored proprietor of the Fourth Ward hotel, the only open public house in the town at the present time, was compelled to secure two ad- ditional bartenders. Manager James Williams, of the local water Works, said yesterday that the mains were all od condition. He could not furnish the 4 with any water, however, for a short time Yet, as the fifteen fire hydrants had been en- trely destroyed and it was found necessary to cut off this suppiy. He estimated the loss to the works at £20,000. The medical staff yesterday presented Miss Annie North, a nurse in the Bedford street hos- pital, with a handsome gold watch in recogni- tion of her faithful services, An open outbreak between the Women’s 6o- ciety of Pennsylvania, and the same society of western Pennsylvania, has resulted in a sepa- tation of the two societies and separate head- quarters have been established. The old fight between these two caused the disruption. Gen. Hastings and Superintendent Pitcairn left Johustown at 6 o'clock last evening for Al- twona, where they are to meet Gov. Beaver at the Logan House. The governor decided at the last moment not to visit Johnstown and tele- graphed to the general to meet him at Altoona, that he might get an idea of the progress be- ing made upon the ruina. -- — Washington-Lee University. Yesterday was alumni day at the Washington and Lee university and the annual meeting was largely attended. The board of trustees was in session all day. The new chair of constitu- tional law was filled by the election of the Hon. John Randolph Tucker, LL.D. The Y created department of history and ora- tory was filled by the Rev. H. A. White, a grad- uate of Princetoi 6 American Riflemen to Sail. To-day also the rifle team of the Massachu- setts militia will sailon the City of Chicago to compete at Wimbledon with the crack shots of Great Britain, They namber sixteen men, and so im heavy marching order in regular United States army uniform. They will go into camp st Wimbledon on July 8 for two week, and ex- pect to sail for home on July $1. The trip will cost $6,500, which sum was raised by private subscription. They have Permission to visit England and France underarms. The special interest in their trip will be the tests afforded in the matches between the Springfield and the Martini-Henry rite. The Titania Won the Yacht Race. The Titania beat the Katrina in Yesterday's face. The Katrina was leading until she met with a mishap to her rigging, which enabled the Titania to win. The Katina did not at- tempt to finish. Monday night at the colored church on the Osceola plantation, near New Orleans, Lela Mitchell was stabbed to death by Sallie Under- wood. Both were colcred girls under sixteen years of age, CIVIL-SERVICE REFORM. ‘The secret of my heppiness is, I have thrown away The Law Must be Enforced. The Commissioners in Indianapolis— W The investigation of the Indianapolis post- Office yesterday by the civil-service commis- my old Blacking Brush, and have ATERPROOF BOQTS WITHOUT LABOR. —_——— sioners resulted in the removal by them of two Bl ki employes appointed by the present postmaster wot sAGME! ac Ing under a misunderstanding of the law. The Produce a polish without the old brush, and the shine commissioners held that these appointments. | itt last a teek on men’s, and three on women's shoes, being illegal, must be revoked. Mr. Roosevelt ‘Why stick to old ways in these days of progress? said: “The law must be obeyed. The ide is Bold by Shoe Stores, Grocers, Druggists, eto, prevalent that it is asort of plank iia politi-| WOLFF & RARPOLPH, PHILADELPH cal platform—a very good thing to point to— but it is not to be put into execution. We are determined that this law shall be obeyed strictly until it is repealed.” On another point Mr. Roosevelt said: “There is one thing I want understood, and I would like for the newspapers to publish it, We in- tend to guarantee the absclute impartiality of examinations, Every decent man who is an applicant for employment in the post-office here (Indianapolis) has the right to come for- | = — ward for examination, absolutely without re-| GE2. gard to politics. It is a misdemeanor, punish- able by fine and imprisonment, to corruptly hold the duties.” Addressing the postmaster, he said: “I saw | WHITE jocal examining board rigidly to its ing that you would obey the law, but would give preference where you could’ to republi- cans.” faus, & Mr. Wallace “uy ‘That was misunderstood. I | my places. Mr. Roosevelt were to be given preference in appointments we would feel that we ought to interfere, Mr. Lyman sail: ‘We want the people to anderstand distinctly, democrats and republi- cans alike, that the examinations are open to | _J¢ them all, and that no discrimination wiil be made in the examinations. in the markings or | FREMOVAL in the classifications to follow on account of politics. The civil-service law contemplates the establishment of a non-partisan service in the classitied offices, and the commission is de- termined, so far as in it lies, to accomplish this object to keep politics out of the examinations aud out of the appointments.” WHAT PRESIDENT HARRISON SAID, Mr. Roosevelt said he wanted to emphasize LADIES’ GOOD WHITE, LADIES’ Byared to make all kin habits at #0. Cloth ¢ etc, All Suarauteed to be first-class, favor any applicant in examinations, We shall | WHITE, 1110 Fst.nw. LEBRATED WHITE ly-cut Waist Linings, co} Lansburgh & Bro., Palais acyal, 11i0 F'st. now. an interview in which you were quoted as say- I ANTERNS, $2.50 PER HUN wood plates, toys, notions, French tiswite, German favors, crap pi tures, studies, «rate fans, ra r Slim GOULD'S Woy intended that it should apply ouly to excepted preosts FRONTS! Fl Just the thing Sumer, f we find that republicans | AlWay#in order by plain conubing Mlle M. NDI, 1329 F st. uw. (Mrs. Harrison's), ugh € ve FOR MEN tii racticec cy Begton bas Pre oe eee an nee artinted etn eds Heritt te secrecy. Warico= ain or operation, AdiAress Glinique, 13 ‘Tremuut St, Boston, AILOR, IS NOW PKI ds of d ystumies at $90, 3 c. DOL: .. doz.; Japanese napkins, Sc. doz. wanese parasols, scrolis, DER STORE, 421 Ythst. Linporter of Fine French Hair Goods, 1 Hairuressing. in® Shampooing. REMOVAL. MESSRS, MERTZ & COMPANY, TAILORS, and reinforce what Mr. Lyman had said. He | BEG TO ANNOUNCE they will remove to their ele- added: “President Harrison himself, just be- fore we came out here, told the commissioners and authorized them to repeat it, that he meant exactly what he said when he said the civil-service-reform law should be observed in want quarters, 614 11TH STREET, its letter and spirit, and that we could rest as- | Sduare below their present address, some time in July sured that he would heartily co-operate with us to prevent =, evasion and to punish any vio- lation thereof.” ap10-3in The commissioners left Indi: napolis last | QL: night for Chicago, from which place they will | 4 £ to Milwaukee and Grand Rapids. From the ‘op ast city they will probably go to Detroit, To- | — Wi! callat Jedo, and Cleveland, and, after visiting the post- PRS Offices iu those cities, return to Washington, ———-ee—__—+ on, Plush, CAKOLIN und Maison Yrie NION FI James H. Manning, chief stockhotuér in the | 4% Albauy Argus company, denies the ramor that Col, Daniel Lamont, while there last we ‘ek, LFRED NEUM Ladivs’ Dresses and Kiding Habits. ned at 1124 Connecticut a HERS DRY CLEANI ueat, » ARTIST AND DESIGNERIN % 1 NG. SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- ASHMENT, iva New York ave, First-class Ladies” und Gents work of every descrip: Ivet and Evening Dreswes.” ANTON LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer Paris. pra . LISHMENT AND DYE WOKKS, 901 UW. transferred his stock in the Argus to Gov. Hill, } ~ Ladies’ aud Gents’ Garments of ull kindscleauetand who was hereafter to control its editorial col- | Dyed without being ripped. Ladies’ Evensug Dresses amns. & specialty, ‘Thirty-five yes. Tices Ae: Dolecelscnis Vil, Sohn Deen, whois moderate, Goods called tor and . cry clerk for J. D. Bow embezzled €165 with LL-WOOL GAKMENTS, MADE UP OK KIPPED which he was intrusted to take to the bank, He was caught in Richmond. dyed a woud mourning black. cau rely on 4 __PIANOS_AND ORGANS, _ DAVIS' UPRIGHT PIANOS—FOR A wore bargains will be wiven ii toclose out entire stock. nuine bargains, HM. L.SUMN. Hallet & The public Hi, Agent, 811 9th st. mw. a6 Special attention of “1 Sdew Artisue, Styles," tinished in designs of HIGH: Ei SOKATIVE ART. “Piuuos for rent. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. it, comprising almost every well-known make in the SCAU, Us thorough repair, will be closed out at ver} Jew tyures. 3 MONTULY INST EST DEC SPECIAL K A RBB EEE Hi X 24 Roe ke KK NN AAA BoB EK eX RN 244 fob Eee LavE CEB UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP 3 AND DURABILITY. ae A. large assortment Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes more than s quarter of a century. It is used by the ited States Goverument, Endorsed by the beads of the Great Universities as the Strougest, and does bot eumtata Abtmosae it ‘Al only pot eamtain Aon as oe Aine in Gans. PRICE BAKING POWDER GO.” = YOux. CHICAGO. aT. LOU mbsl SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. _ RAILROAD ;EA-S1D ‘EW ENGLAND. IN THE MOUNTAINS, TY, N, J—HOTELS, BOARDING Se as RED FEET ABOVE FLOOD MARK Baryonr Axe Oo Set lana Soames: Cotiuges’ Lnte sand paiboure eet es | Doe : Fe: larwe and sightly. TRINKLE & CU., | Leave Waslitigivt {ro station coruer of New Jereey for mle by 1G, ADAMS. & CO. Teal estate, sonia, CASTINE, MAINE. ts GAO td ia syqune and C strat, val Real and ‘building, Adlant te mosquitoes, 1 cook. ress - ‘or Chit “rthwest, Vestibule’ Limited a STMRORT eae Finely situated by the sea: clean and healthy town; | Nek. Clerk. Open July + | prose daly 11 ne rat: perfect; good dri bosting and ing. | —~TENWOOD HOUSE, DE a OTEL NORMANDIEF. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, < N * tin 2. NWOOD HOUSE, DELAWAKE W Hox CHEN Under hew management, Gay? 810 to 815 por week Board $2.50 pet | GAR brick Guiding; comets het ay ALLA BAR ULAR RESORT. == HY TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA; | on main EL CHETWOODE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. IN ~ HGteiiacled. Neturuisued 00 Blesmne’ Apase- | MPAINE'S Most, Po ments. Appointments ———. Will open June 1. 8. Lovett, Prop. Among the imountains; free | am. mosquitoes; table first-class, plenty fresh milk, | tor Lex ee “ Hoe GILSEY, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., BEAU- | yeniences. in full view of Bar Harbor, Boating and OTEL KAATERSKILI, OF AUS | Eshing uneui Fine lswns for tennis aud cro Catasill Mountains, N.Y, dames sae boon peal oes Geokeas leabt rooms quet, D. B. STOCKHAM & CO. Proprietors. Opens Jun: wm instes Reduced. table first class; terius moderate. WM. J. LOVE, Prop, | _ms23-2m. 21 a week and upward during July. a PE OI, amen Call oF address for descriptive xuide, & one TEL MT. VERNON, PACIFIC AVE, NEAR NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. 1, “Glee ee ERNON, PACIF S rouniss | Located between the Casino anid the beach; best hotels = : ay pe eT eB Re * | amodesa inj rovemente, including hydraulic elevator: mas Broadway and 20th st., New York. : : ; 3 __ | open June 4 é ‘OCKWOOD HOUSE, 3 SIRLEY-REAR THE COE SSS a 3. G. BURNS, Proprietor. tre HP TATE BA Va ATLANTIC CITY, N.S. WM open June 10. In the Blue Rice greed scenery eon MES MT Oe THIN L1-of Washington, D.O sbady lawns: no mosquitves: fue views from ali dows ,excellent table; terms $6 per week. my 1 = 1. CHARLES, A For Cimeinnati, St @aily, 3-00 and 11:1 = ctrie 7 For Pittsburn 4 \LLETIE, vate grounds; electric belis; spriug water lect “ Tate of Colonusle Hote Philada, my15-2m |. LOVEJOY, Manager, WATRER © CO; Props, | manitation. (my10-:imu) For whcelin MAY W. GEFRORER | 4 pew home uverlooki the sea al modern con; | #0 per week. Open May 15. ayia | oa ‘Younend Indianapolis, expres mm. bveland, Vestibuied Limited am am. and express 8 40 pm. For Wheeling, Parkersburg and princ =s58 Tine, express dally except Monday, st 3:69 0, 6 <1 1.00 05 30, 445 425.490. 4'98.5.-30, 6 . 9.00, 10 30, and 1150p. m. Bi . dS-minutes) 945 a : 2.30, (45-antnat ‘ington and Local Stations 110 reat be tS init ay Stations between Washington and Ralti- 10. 6-40. 8:30, a tm. 1210, 3-25, 4.5.8 pnundays, 8 8am, 1:15, 3.25/43 ma. Haltimore for Washington, week dayy, 6 mB TAS, 7 B00 minut 4 18. OTe an OUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VA, and fers enecertrato nese HE WENTWORTH, \ qed gg ste hae ay | eee : Croquet and tennis lawns, bowl ey, amldie ais Pe m: ma JONau wooro, 3n__| 'T" Griving horses for hire cheap. For yarticn’ address | a gS ‘LOKIDA, CHOICE CENTRAL LOCATION, NEWCASTLE, N. BH, 3. A. 4 LANTZ. ES aes __ wy20-1 i OE, v4, Fufsicigas ituse, easouable satan ayens | | Reload Station, Portamouth, N. HL thisty minatea | GERD FIVE CENTS IN STA Of simmer hotels wat | se ghz oa ear. DAVIS & BROWNE. my24-2i | distant, where coaches from the house meet every | faring houses i) Catehill Meuatana: See, aed | 7 ©) DAC pega 66MVHE LELANDE train. ul Fesorts in central apd western New ork a pasible 40, 8-00 and ® top — y 6 by West Shore railroad (the only through crawing 3 nat 8.30 «. 2 sctinaver Close te iew iron less DeMe™ MassachU- | rue FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH | Don ce eas he ey es So om SAMUEL WAGNER, SHORE. Sire Farrecee neva, Taye Anunyolin' tau) i Sohand AE NEW SiN General Eastern Passe: pu. Pun’ HE Seliger Outre ante Cty, X.3 Fee ee ee TREE WIE Pere a ec | eT » $2 p y ¥ : No't = SHE LOVELY KEE-MAR HEIGHTS OK SEMI- pomecutee tinier has tates testi: cath aie FRANK JONES, Prop. nary, situated in suburbs of Hagerstown, Ma, has fne cutof Hotel. Price list sud fulldescription, H.| W. K. HILL, Manager. my17-cod2m jous,'shady grounds, moun! ud water, D. EASTMAN my4-2m une 20. “Perms: $720 13 per week. "i 5 eS ae s stations, 17.00 p. TD” Uitte bench, sea cud of Viegtumeres > NRE RITIATINNY, DELAWARE WaTEn GaP, | 91000 nan, k — WILL OPEN FEBRUARY 0, 1589.” Pa. Most centrally and attractively located, witti | | Cuurch train leaves Washington on Sunday at 1-18 $014-6m BUCK & McCLE E the moderu appointments, Svecial rates during | p.m. stopping at allstations on Metropolitan Brancl, and June. Send for circulars, W. 8. BKODH SON. u NPEE CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDG SPR , endorsed bY the Medical Society of V 50 snd $20 riniaas wellas by other medical authorities of the | WHE CHALFONTE, en ee ane CITY, N. Jy —__SEA-SIDE—MIS Moved to the Beach. ATANII HOTEL, OCEAN " 7 Opens June 2 NLARGE! ND IMFROVED, 2 ENTARGED AND TUARCKERSSED OCEAN VIEW, | #3508248 ner ay: 815, 15. m rains De For Frederic days. 1:15 p E ALUM| For Haverstown, J0 an, 1300, TA OD. 10:30am. and ¢5.30 p.m. hicago daily 11-45 am, apd mati and St. Louis daily 3.50 arrive sof nd 1d Pua; from Pittsburg 7-10 ean. wad ‘ed States and Europe, are now open. Capacity | 81 week, according to location of rooms 100 } 1300. Kates per month from @30 to UD. ase rnding | 0200 b-10. daily i é Sis een et Bathe tn the Howe, pepe e woes. Siring circulars or Sige roi lee dress Rigs | ‘2 location and size of ‘roomia. Syecial rates for the | NFM YORK DELPHIA DIVISION, MP\HE CLIFTON, COR. ATLANTIC AND CON- | House until June 20. C. W-SPo! FORD, Proprietor. Pamphlets may be gotten at 513 Penneylvania ave, | J 2oand necticut aves., Atlantic Cit; J. yes" iso proprietor Rigns House, Washington, D.C. or by addressing GEO L. PEYTON, . 10:80 Domi tration, pf tionds! Management Fat ily House. _$e15-21n W ETHERILE, AT Kentucky ave., near th Open March 16th to Nov. Ist, nu HIGHT Hou hoboth, De June 20, under t S culars at Star office, Address 935 L st. p.w., Wash- tor, formerly, for sixteen Years; Managing Pa Slees SE, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, RE- | the Greenbrier Whate Sulphur Springs Co. ‘lus well-known hotel will reopen | yy AP ark. Pa. A beautiful mountain resort ona spur of | *4 0 idee. Hotel modern and complete, three = ington. D.C.” Kounil-trip Uckets, wood for the season, ou Browd 8 : Thee oESE Se Feduced to old rate~$B. WALTER BURTON. M Poe BROADHEAD Sn ite Se = z my 4 : a a =~ ‘Trains a Jackson st., Cape May, N.J. , SEA ay FOR GU; POODLAWN, ROCKVILLE, MD, WILL BE pei Wie . VOLO) EACH HOTEL, FOR GUESTS, os shat 3 : t Cor (la aor bce ES Coa BEACH BOTH OPEN FOR GUESTS | W prued ge the ecestit of eocate dine 1 q 5 ewly built and newly furhished; modern 1 = Thac Miver, This popular resort under its new manage. | POwly built and pe water. Mrs. Md COLLE OTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. iment, has Deen newly painted and remodelled and | Mets; electric ee <* Hi Gpenali the year SGiety tetecee™ zlivatea | menue bas pean newly painted Coifort aud enjoy. | OL the Clarendon, proprietress. direetiy.on the beach opposite iron pi Fig | mept ofits quests. “Salt water bathing, fishin aid STOR DENIZ01, Froprie crabbing and many new amusements added to the ~ J STOCKTON —— ——S ground. Special rates to large parties sud families EDUCATION Ss EL, CAPE MAY, N, J, | Who stay all summei “= si ~ | . me inannucement as last season. Cie: | WW ALER.GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, | "For Philadelphia, Newark adelphia, 10:30 p ven at 9-00 p.m. | The 4:20 p.m. train does not stop at Lizabeth or News ark, Wilmington and Chester, 420,97 00 te points between Baltimore end 30 a.m.,* * leave New” York elphia for Wi Ido, “AD, © y °4-00am. and*12 - apd Oona Om, t Sunday, *Daily. §su reuse called for and ‘checked Tron hotel ana 3010-20 SHARFLESS & CO.Prop._ cy in tires tooutha AvactWtely | Wcket ice GLOwn Tat Tesoes ee eae Opens June 15, Rates $3 and 84 per day. *®(\OLTON'S ON THE POTOMAC” WILL OPEN | no failures taught free, HEAD SCHOOL at Depot. “CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen. Pass, Ag (Ox rtnsy For particulars addvese ” OF ACME HY, O21 Fet.nw. JeS-18t* “| J. 1. ODELL, Goucral Manacer, Paty CE COLTON, Proprietor, = = zs = as omamennansiens = N Owe — NPMHEO INGALLS KING, TEACHER OF PIANO | THE GREAT srbted romedelod end iatprcet: GoD COU cpa, | 2013-2w Muvestown, St. Mary's county, Ma. ind organ ; for the sumuter at +07 H st._n.w., Mon- | PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE Kew Ballaud Amusement Koom; Children's new Din- | BOK RENT—PAKTLY FURNISHED COTTAGE AT | Thureday and Saturday, 4:30 to . TO THE NOKIH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. ing, Ball and Play Rooms. Cuisiie aud service first- Colonial Beach, Va.: $0 for the season; four | day, Wednesday and Friday, 8:30 to 10 Sut) DOUBLE TRACK." SPLENDID SCENERY, class. Eleaut suites with parlor, buth aud closet, | rooms aud large loft; would reserve one rooia and | ©, ART, ELOcUTIO: FRAL | STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT. BQUIPMEN Orchestra of eleven pieces. Dogs uot taken, Pent for $60 ear thie hotel. “Inquire for J. JAY | fire Desirable Positious opeu to promemive | gpaiws AE RMS Ce a a : OULD'S Cottage af the Beach. . All interested will receive valuable iufor- | TRAINS 44 Seep yee F, THEO. WALTON, HOTEL, ination PRE by cbtrename CORNER OF SIXTH AND BSTKEETS, AS FOL? esas, Va., Eucht Miles from Norfolk, Vs 0 1 to September 1. Kates, # E, TOURJEF, Boston, Mass. perdwy; $14 and $16 per week; $45 aud 800 per X A, SITY OF VIRGINI car aa ae eee SUMMER LAW LECTURE: with JAMES ee } SURE » 1889, Sos eee ‘PRICE, Manager, Seer comd BS 1ith Suly, 2° end na 3m oe roe — ee “7 FRANK H. HILDRETH, Ocean View, Va,_ | Sehvember. Forcircular apply (P.O, University of + B. MINOL, and Stat. Law. on, jeo-2m__ Late of the Hotel Latayette, Proprictor, LST MARY'S COUNTY, PRY WiNvsor, u June 15th, TSSY. Near the Chesapeake Prot stern Express, at 7:40 mu. daily, with Slee Wasiv'agton to Chicago and St. Louis, cone ng daly at Harrisbure with through Sleepers ND PAINTING-THE CHEAPEST | for Loninviteand Memphis, Pacific buprems, 10-00 $10 and ¢1zand S14 per week, and ‘and best place to learn is at SO¢ Est, Tustruction | hag _ y eee ee per day, Steamer Leary Monday. Wed- | it every branch for chiliten, as well as men mind y a riduy. Write lor cireuli E15. Jel Z-Lu “Messrs. W. WILL OPEN JUN rater and oil colors. vez For Kam SURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND; OPENS JUNE 15; SOkNWALE, ry ie sc —_ W. GREEN. |§ {nore favorably located than ‘aby of the se reyes ah | ey 5 Sorts, prevuili:.g brcezes direct from the ocean = $400 per 9 | For Ene [A EDURT EAE, & age teluperature, ON deg.; a perudise for children; “rears C etna | ms , iting, fishins, and bathing in the bay or ocean. teal COLEMA: Ho sailing, fishing, ue y : | For Will. t.; B. FHYATT, com A For full particulars see Fire Island time-table, show> Cu Enlarged and Improv LTENHAM ACADEMY, OGONTZ, PA. ‘Thurs, June 13,89, | ing route aud location, to be ubtained of excelled location and surroundings, New sc LIIMORE AN ?. : cluldren i So-| through ‘Sideper to Pittsburg, and Pitwsbune to &CO., Prop, | MR: Portraits in charcoal, crayon on solar prints, Chicas, Y POTOMAC RAILROAD . Canandaigta and Rochester aaily, for Buf ud Niacara daily, excent Saturday, 10:00 Pp, ith Slerjane Car Washington to Kochester. Jawsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at 9:508, daily, except Gunday. © First-Class Stable Under same Management, Z THOS. COOK & SO! equipment. Gymuasium, military drill, &e. PHILADELIHIA, NEW YORK AND THE EAST, 5 Prop. 5, y 513 Pa, » Washington, D. r College or Scientific Schoul. For cir- | ¥-u0, 11-500 and 1140 50, 4:10, imi ee: ‘D. 8. 5. SAMMIS.& 'C | mad 1120 pt und 140 - Je14-26¢ Fire Island Beach, N.Y. | Ba 220410, 20-00 and a1 ty mated TP\OLCHESTER HOTEL, OPEN FOR THE SEA- EKVATORY OF MUSIC. PIANO | ony hig VA a _. A eral rot Siete ee er, wou; hotel remodeled and refurnished. Special | CExenauge, 913 Penn. ave. Thoroush instructions bt Sunday, and 3:40 pan. dally, with Dimiug sanitary condition an Water aud gas through: terms for June, For particulars address primary and ad nced course, Plano organ, &c. Suin- | FOR PHILADELPHIA ONL the house; spectal terms for June and September; also U. H. PAXTON. qwer terms, May 1,810. E. HAKT, Princ 4,New | Fast Express 8:10 aim. week days, aid 8:10 p,m, for large parties. Address Mrs. HAMILTON H. ms ore peuberiptendent, (| Enxlaud Conservatory of Music, Boston, ~ - daily. Express 2:10 p.m. daily, Accom. 6 p. am Prop. Je en ae wien WASHIISTON CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC. ST. | , daily. a lly WLANT. EL, ASBURY P. NOUR E GREAT KE. joud Building, 9th and F ste, Twentiet! r. | Bor Bom . mn. ALANTA HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, goth ce snee Fiauo, Onan, Voices Violin, Flute Cornet, &c.. ¥reg | For Line ia Sail trowel, traine connect, at e ore on —_ cOWwN & 0. », Director. my Z}-im* } ja ht a lord ee pag enewemeess oft mt MAT EGaTe_ ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS t transfer street, avoiding: s! i, yy ES eas _—_ ARE a i for civil service, West Point College, &¢. Classes: ASBURY PARK, N. J, ONLY OF THE less y K ls from the surt, ‘Teuth season. Table atid See eae its the best. Tern Un per = = = — @ day. Now open, Orchestia chyawed oF LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT CO. Iss BALCH'S on. Send for circular, 06, aud 9:50, f-40 H, PEMBERTON, txt cing ie lly forall cxaintoations, "Elvestion taughtand core: | 40, 8:10, . H. PE} ‘ON i fally for all examinations, Elocution taughtand com- . E i ___©. H_ PEMBERTON._| Information can be obtained in W m st B. | Taitious carefully revised; highest references 14-sun | eae, oo , pempageptdaing STAL HOTEL, ASBURY PARKS. 5-. OPENS | gna 0, city ticket offices rps veluiaz scuooL oF LANGUAGES, Sunday. nt fete _ rectly ou the beach with an ocean’ view frum every: i pas Gaack lis 7-20 and 9,00 am.. 12.05 420 ang window. SAM'L B. McINTYRE, Prop. Jel-lu ‘T. P. CARPENTER, Gen. Pass. Agt., Fe iwtae. Hi, ally, except Sunday. Sundsya, 94 GT, CLOUD, ASBURY PakK, N. J. mall Summer. Also Summer School at Asbu PXANDI AND FREDERICKSBURG 214 First ive: fourth house from the ocean. Oyen | my15-2m BUFFALO, N.Y. | Parks Nd ad ae AND ALEXANDIWA AND WASHINGIUS Under hew Manageme! y owner, 7 DC." > ALL WAY. al ! : JEPWAND C.TOWNSEN . 2 ee — es [HE COTTAGE BY THE SEA, OLD POINT COM: ‘Teacher of Elocution. wer Annee eT <1. JAMES HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, OPEN | H fort, Va. ope all the year.” Keluced rates, $3 | Correct (deep) breatluny Voice Culture, Oratorical and ; May 29.” Keduced' rates for June, day: $70 to's 14 per week. GEO. BOOKER, Dramatic Action, at 133 hetuw. asl K. A. WYATT, ma? Proprietor, GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Con. 7TH cae a Sand D sts.u.w. Founded 1864. “More than 50,000 | HE FENIMORE, ASBU ARK. THIS BEAU. | ______ SPRINGS AND BATHS. ______ | young tifully loca: the city impro every respect. 14g blocks from ocean, has all ud will be found first-class in OBLE, F : = ceran Colleges. Day and nicht sessions, Six courses: ¥ SPRINGS, W. VA. Business Course; Shorthand, Typewriting and Graph- | For ki ‘Three hours from Washington via B. and 0. RR. | ophone; Practical Fuglish: Telegraply. Spencers No staying. Horel opens June J. The waters are | Rapid Writing, leading und Orat rte metuod, a. 1 | eae ¥:d0, 10-07 am, 2:35, 6201, 5 O eud m. en aud women Lave been trained in the Spen- | Accbitiuoaation for Quantico, 745 aan. and 4:55 pam. Gaya 7:45 ud and the y TNSE alkaline, thermal aud electric, a specific for rheu- | Business meu ‘furnished with tri es oyes. Liius- PALMS PION, OCEAN END OF SUNSET AVE. | Satan, noursigis, shin. Kidney and heremedioaees: | Poet eee oa free. “SARA A. SPENCE, Vice E 10-83, and 11-09 p.m, fanitary cqusiient. For rates and internation ade | Bate abd swiuauluy pools, new ‘and elrvant, andcer~ | Principals HENHY C: SPESCER, Lie be Priucpal On ‘at ¥-10and'1107 & m.; 2:00, O10, dress © BSTEWART. GM DYMOCK. felUcedins | tuiuly bot excelled 4m, the’ country. ‘Motel large and | aaicet 70, nd 10 ress C.B.SLEWART, C, M.D +_JelUreod 1m | cosine first-class, Write for illustrated and descrip- | ickets and aut Hob wt t <e, northeast con. MPVHE LENOX, tive pamphlet. : z ner of 13th street aud Pennsylvania avenue, sud © 4th avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. my2d-Im* INO. T. TREGO, Prop. A) ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH | at the station, where orders can be left for the Open the eutixe year. For particulars address aa st, near City Post-Otice. Colored students uvt | checking of bagkuge t destination frou hotels and cere ETA. BUNZLY, | (SONGRESS TATE vas, vn dinitted. Call oF send for catalog ti S 2 oom ‘LANTIC HOUSE AND COTTAGES, This popular summer resort, 8 miles from St. AThans, ? “4 A OCEAN BEACH, N. dy is now open. Mineral bathe: everyting first-class: NOW OPEN. _my20-1m G. ©. the only Lotel near the celebrated Missisquoi Springs. Ser AUSTIN, Prop. 1 for descriptive circular. F. WEST, Manage: Oi ‘a HOK’ 8.30 a. m.—Kast Ten OLEL COLUMBIA, ee es SE ae ‘ TSCHER LLOYD 8, . a Hi PAUGUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA. 5 a ho ao _ OCEAN BEACH, N. J. und e ew Mine t; 3 hours’ ride trout ‘To Southampton ‘Loudon, Havre), Bremen, Lnstol, Will open for gnests the last week in Jute, Hasiuuxtou; beautiful new brick’ hotel; fine tabie, | geaig’ Wed. dune 19, 10 ain Rusk Bete deme 22, | LEstel, Knorsaie; Ch Foreirculins, ters: alge en divery, tule sulphur water, luwdiy beneiicial iw Ad | 9 Weds, June 30; 4p; Pula sats | oT) adn rae RED. STER, hey ‘troubles, dropsy, dyspepsia, skin diseases, &e. gig loa MY Elbe | 4 : Manayer | For terms aud circulars apply to'A. K. BARKOW, | June TH, 24; uh: Lau, Wed, July 3,9 a m.; Elbe, | lottesvalle 1. | Comtortable staterooms, excellent table, luxurious | von be saloon appointments. Prices: Ist cabin, 100 and upward a berth, according to locatior cabin, $50 | Atlanta, TWELFTH SEASON, J EPTUNE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, NJ. Within 200 feet of surf. Open troui June 1 to Oc- eS-lin_ | Jel- Lin Manager, \ETTYSBURG SPRINGS, PAA DELIGHTE BI Summer Legort, one wie from Gettysburg, Pa. : and 72 quiles trom’ Baltimo: id. ‘The Katalyzine | abd $00 an adult, steerave at low rates, Apply’ to E. | ‘Texas aid Caliform See teres ani ticles canvas water and baths « specific for rheumatisin, kiduey | ¥ Dhoor. 3: Penn. ave. se15 "| Atiouta, jel3-1in ALR. SANK,_ | titeases and dys a. No malaria, No monyuites, A L | Becbers eee F descriptive pauipblets, Se. adress as Bucur ao eve Pa COLEMAN Proprietor, NCHOR Spring Lake Beach, Formerly of Carroliton Hotel, Bultinore, Atlantic Express Servics. from Wes ou counect at Union Staton, LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTO! Crete ieaadnaal ear mpi Ce op Steauiship “CITY OF ROME” from New York ea, fi Next to Wilburtou-by-the- $-Lin Mis. ly on the beach de : AM OTIMER, PIEDMONT Ain LINE Koute, Ly General Passenwer Agent, Schedule in effect May 12, 1889, se Muil, daily for Warren= Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, and between Alexandria and Ly uct bung, ike, Rnogwitie, Chattaneaa abd Memphis Pull: to Memphis, daily for Warrenton, Char- ordousville, Stations Chesapeske and Obie ‘hour, Kocky Mouut, Danville and Sta ‘econ, Lynicblvury and Daivvilie, Greensbord, le, Charlotte, Columbia, Atuusta, Birmingham, 3 iwomery, New Orl . Pullman Sleeper New York to parlorcars Atlauts to Moutgomery, Pullman, Pullman Montgomery to New Orleans, ‘Greens and Augusta, Pull- to Colum imam Sleepers Washington tw Cinclunati vis C. and O. = a ae as = apa WEDNESDAY, Juve 26, July 74, August 21, Sept, 18.4 | 7:20 p. m.—Daily v NHE BALTIMORE, OLDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 5 MILES “ , Siasa, 853. | tanooga,” Pullman’ Ve T SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J., ne, of Winchester and 13 miles ae. of Stephenson's | > nae canner aaa cont Clase, C58, | eds, comming polute; One block from Ocean. Reopens June 1 Depot, Frederick county, Va. 2 C. SORDA puisaness cole cig ET also Washiugton to New Orleabs. Jel-waslmn* Mus. U.P, WHEELER, | “iy Tain Siitiigs mers: atuday from ow ¥ Cees O dah eee, Expronm. Gully. for, Manaaeas, FEE c. = —= | = SD -EPRLX epee ON 5 NDONDEK Charlottenville, staunton, Lousville, Cineinnat, Paik, ‘PA CANLETRIKG LAKE, N. J. eS aan Pa td CO. ed ae gay Aveo | Iman Vestibule train Weehinwton $0 Cinclunall with® Ope lst. pie eecrece Poomge sttner carvice, G20. #71200 p. me-Southern Payeces Gaily for Lynchburg, miy2 7-00" I. 8, HINKSON, Prop. Faloon Excumion Tickets at heduced Hates, Danviller ‘Haleieh,. Ashevitie, Chatiotte, Columba, = —<———— — THE FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT ‘Travelers’ Circular Letters of Credit and Drafte | Aueusta’ Atlanta, Moutaumery. ew Oritapa, Teset IE RUSKIN, SPRING LAKE, N. J., NEAR THE Jorany amount issued at lowest current rates, | Auguste, Atlanta, Montuuwery, Sew Orleans, ean beach and opposite the luke, Enlarged and newly Jor books of tours, tickets or further information, New Orleans, via Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman. furnished. Hykleuic arrangements IN NEW ENGLAND. 4ynly te HENDERSON BROS, New York, ot Sieeper Washington to Birminghuu, Als., via Auante June 1. Mas. “LABAUG. uw: MUss, ¥ Jennaylvaniaave. ns and Georgia Pacific Railway, of = CONE asain us ‘Trains ob Washington and Ohio division leave Wash- Wee THE POLAND SPRING HOUSE, Hot ey on the be LETCHWORTH, JHHOtEL Ockant BARNEGAT CITY, 0c ADIES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN | &m. and Open June 22 to October 1. i sfererteeend demon Terma, address B.C: BOICE, Prop OPEN FROM JUNE 15 TO OCTOBER 15. be SR tie ee ENLARGED TO TWICE ITS FORMER CAPACITY. MEDICAL, &e, = -—__ | ranGaily eacent Sunday, arriving Washington 3:55 p.m, h trains from the South via Charlotte, Dam sician should consult Mra, | _ ‘Thro iS vl ville and Lyucubury arrive in Waswi 653 a Q{ONGRESS HALL, OCE HY sur Hie nc. bet Baud pnd 7:15 pts vin East Teniuesave, Bristol and Lymcbs pen July 1. Newly sw ao : burg at 6:03 aim. and 10-40 pin.; via Chesapeake 15 day" $8'to $1 HIRAM RICKER & SONS, BEEN CON SER THAT | and bio routs and Charlottowilie at’ 2.35 pm aug 81.50 to 2 per day, g8'to 8 Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest-establisbed advertin- | 7:13 p.m-and 6-53 uuu Strasburg Jocal At 40" ES RAGURLNL eA sours Pocaxn ote, | Sedat Se set tihng Sere ee | mapper : = a eT PoLaxp, Mz. | confidently cousult Dr. § eta. w. | “Tickets, sleeping-car reserva ae eoay woes rand bathing, Rue - Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar to | furnasl woeae checked #t office, 1300 Peun- For circulars, address AD STIE. ladies, married or single, Forty years’ experience. aylvania avenue, and st ‘Station, vee E ae eeee JOHN KEYWORTH, Acewt, Ts-Lm* nis Rallrond. Oth and Botrectay = ND BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 9008 ST, | _myl1 HOE! OXFORD, KEY EAST BEACH, N. J, my29-w.s1m Te eee LS Opens Juve 20, poacnchaieheae Address GEU. F- ADAMS, Manager, BROCE ENON SPRINGS 4 001 3t wn Rey East, N, 3. JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen Pass. Agent sug Gidet Pabiibed Eapert Srecaiit an thieccy. | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. cas am the Great North Mts..Va., 6g hour ; * ; — ———= ay ey a I into, Capacity S00. HO BRE hice Oe py st ae 2 YTOMAC RIVEK LANDINGS, HHewLAND HOTEL, SrenOry stand Ane drives, unezcolled mineral waters, | Soribed and sworn teigee iar ty, De. RNOTHERS 2 steatu-heate sand swing pool, Sanitary ar sie. Mi aN ‘Public, in and for the | ~ Steamer John W. Thompson Jesves Gth street LONG BRANCH, N. J. Tangements and draiusge perfect. “A new orchestra | BUMUELG, MILLS, @ 188s. Mondays, Wednesdays and ‘at 7m This popular hotel opens for the season SATURDAY, | this season. A new stable und tine livery, furnished | District of Columbia, day of July, fur on June 22, 188. Applications for rooms, &€.. mu ‘bd | by McCauley & Co., proprietors of the Tally Ho Sta- | _Je18-Lin® pains o'the Albematie Hotel, Madison’ Square, New | Dies. Washington. “Gireujurs, with terms aud fall ane Manne? RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE NRY WALTER, proprietor, JOHN B. SCHLOS. t HK, manager, (Late of Hotel Traquemne, Pittsburg, Pa.) my Li-w, formation, at office of The Star. Apply to A. 8. PLATT, Proprietor, wud MJ\0 HEALTH-SEEKERS ‘AND FISHERMEN, | Méleor female. 900 B st. aw. = 8! }N FU THE TENTH Newly furnished. &t reasonable rates, ved Cross Diamond Bram ear. ton's, or twoof Dr. BROTHERS’ Invigorating Cordial | [2 "ardtewn Ma cure any case of nervous debility and loss of | 4008 * jandings: First-class, 50 cents: Second Sun Building, Washington. | perve-power.” It imparts vigor 40 the whole aysteu | hareto all sod LY" abursdays and a, Nomim troche Yan ‘Curriouman, ‘a ss cents, del 2-Law Stop ut the Morrill H Blue Ri Moun- ¥ "1 i NYROYAL PILLS. ‘AIL! Noxrore Lr, fains, Newly furnished. Board. at reasonsble retee, | CULGHESTER'S EXGLI at ig tty D © GUY POE ASD ARE best, only THOMAS D. Ars. M. KOLB, Harper's Ferry, W. Va.__.Je18-liu*_ | genuine and reliable pill forsale. Neverfail, Ask for | _ Steamer Lady of the Lake, from Otho Toss ee r NOSE IN ‘T OF HEALTH OR PLEASURE Eincnenier's Eusiinh Yiatncnd 3 C4 fay a) eundey. 4b Pa XO TO OCEAN GHOVE, NJ, Pe ee te visit River Springs before guing | DO ccher- All gills im pasehoerd. beees pickers: | Beas’ deetane stops at Point. THIS SUMMEL AND'STOP AT fincwbere. ‘Fishing, crabbing, oysters, boating fruit, pers, are'a dangerous counterfeit. end 44 tatups) 8f°56. “Take Tel call 4: Leary, 7458, myl? THE SHELDON. Liver Springs, ES ae | A eg or a STEAMER MATTANO, HAVING BEEN FEE WILLISFORD DEY, Prop. HOT SPRIN NITY. VA.. ARE | LADIES who have used them” Name paper. leaves jth street hart ou SUNDA Sen Le Oa See ae open for reception of eu Fe eaters ae | aco ggwoe CHICHESTER CHEMICAL 00., located ditectly vu ile beach: liehted by electri. | ey Re. “For paiuphicis Ber adds ee ee penne rae ‘Twellth Season. Ove: arove, Ny JOSEPH WHITE, Prop'r. “S.A AUGUST, Prop, ALS, and THURSDAYS, at 7 ‘Potorse Madison 8g. Pisin Pa, Innaditen 8 far at | ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND Ciapetfoint Thuredays down and Mo reliable Ladies’ jeup. E. L. TOLSON, Agent, Zhe, whark NUE BERKELEY ARM: 7 ALL a intortyceignt he i per box. f BERKELEY ARMS, LLE Ni . O. NEWM. . forty -€: . TERRELL ‘ocean counTy, x. 3._| VALERY NIEW, SPRINGS, P.O. NEWMAUKET, ve bo Be eRe Se, Fy cures table? Randsomely furnished: wast artesian watery | {oUF Miles from, Depet: Excursion Tickets.” B. iO | patural weakness lossof vitality, néreousdebuilty, elevators and all improvements. Perfect drainage: | “it, Forgneule A-s, SRR, aneee, : Ga surf bathing, boating and fishing. 83.00 per day: = —< Keduced rates to permancnt boarders or Lilies, F mail. For sale at ‘Scor, Othand F nw. Now open. Circulars aud full particulars sent on IN THE MOUNTAINS, ETC. FAMILY SUPPLIES. et JULES ¥. oe Eeetites LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA.-THE GREAT = ~ —— dyspepsia cure. Recommended by the State Medi- . _ ‘watering place if the incvotare f Virginia. Forde: . 7 ND. vate it the inouuteine a7 Vireiaia” Ree SEA-SIDE--NEW_ENGLAND. waterime iy am de TWOOD HOUS: HOOD Sts Pet. now. | CUTS APPLY to FRAN NARRAGANSETT PIER, BR. 1, Je6-1m ©. A. COLHOUN, Proprietor. si Oceun rowd; full view of ocean; URORA, WEST VIRGINIA, renee ecw Janene, 200) A BOE SWITZEREL OF AMERICA my 20-15 JA. TUCKER. HEALTH RESORT GF THE ALLEGHANTES, A ‘W SUMMER RESORT “HE AUKORA HOUSE AND 5 rae Open for ae con ON THE COAST OF MAINE. clvdtetene cpeeignt J. H. SHAFFER, Propristor ‘The purest water, the finest air. Rare combination | _my18-2m wurora, W. Va, cf mountains, woodland and ocean. ‘The best facilities | (JOOPER HOUSE, for boating and fishing. Hotel accommodations and COOPERSTOWN, OTSEGO LAKE, N ¥., appointments not surpassed by any in the state, Send OPENS 3UNB sharin ey No Malaria: no ae pod Secommedatione at reasonable ‘ror tilts. Pamphlet, 8. E. CHI ot pitoe Ceeseon G8, Fane On top THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE June All trains ‘Cresson, Forchrcuara Bc cats my4-52t moon, Caunbrts Cae Pa, a ss cian, cap te coneulied daily aie 5 AY FeO nee SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA, | at residence von 1 iw. Ottiee hours from. is POR nee” eee ee fare open for reception of guests Lhe waters aré | to p.m. with only. ep20-2m* | my4-; ‘McGAHEE. 4 Alexa Ove, Ned For terminy Sc addreas | awo™ | Fecommended for Ree poe ue Atections, Cu- | 1) “MOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE TRANSPORTATION LINE _MRS. A. LOOMIS, ¥. U. Box 2076._ | dress J. N. WOODWARD, Supt. Je: Bal timaore and River Etcamer Stay a ‘oclock ama {ones oh hart