Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1889, Page 7

- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1889. ELOPED WITH THE COOK. It was » Cape May Beile—The Couple Come to Washington. A Cape May special to the Baltimore Ameri- can says: The best society in this exclusive Fesort was astonished to learn yesterday even- ing that May Sommers, the nineteen-year-old daughter of one of the leading summer resi- dents, had eloped with her father’s French cook. The utmost efforts to keep the affair a secret are now being made, and no report of the elopement has yet appeared in any of the local papers. It appears that when Mr. Som- mers came down in the latter part of May he brought s handsome French cook, named Coquillent. with him, and _ installed him in the position of chef. Coquillent was young and ambitious. In the leisure of "Eichen he was wont to regale the other servants with tales of his avble Origin, and it soon became apparent that the daughier of his employer had singled him out for her especial favor. kitchen became very fregnent, and even pro- d beyond any household necessity. G sip became so loud in consequence Sommers thought seriously of dischi chef, deciding in the esative 0 a dsome 'renchmi art. On Monday morning Coquillen¥ aaked for a day's leave of absence in order to do some ing in New York. An hour or two after- ward! Mise Som ers told her mother that she / believed she would go for a short drive on the beach. That was last seen of either. It has since been learned that they both boarded an outgoing train for Camden, where they were married by a justice. They traveled in sepa- Fate cars and spoke no words until they landed at their destination. After the marriage the: took another train for Washington, where thes are now believed to be hiding. Mrs. Coquillent Her visits to the | NO CONFESSION BY BURKE. He Objects to Being Photographed—A New Suspect Being Looked for. A special dispatch from Winnipeg last night says: “Burké has made no confession, except his acknowledgment that his name is Martin Burke, and that he lived in Chicago end knew Cronin. He is waiting patiently for te arrivel of the Chicago officers, who will be in town to-morrow afternoon. At the request of Superintendent Hubbard, of Chicago, Chief of Police Murray took the prisoner out and had him photographed. Burke objected most strongly and tried to argue the question with the chief ail the way to the gallery. When he was being photographed Burke moved a number of times. The photographer finally succeeded in getting a shot at him and so cured an excellent likeness, Copies were m: to Chicago police headquarters. Arrangements have been made here by Chief Justice Taylor to. have Burke’s case ar- gued before one of the best judg on the bench. A magistrate has no jurisdiction ina » of extradition, so Earke must go before a en's bench judge. He is iu constant com- n with his lawyer and is he case and i likely that the best le be employed led 1 talent in the city will in the interest of the prisoner. It has been quietly intimated that money will be furnished in Burke's behalf. Burke him- self has given this impression. The intention is to bring the case to trial after the arrival of the Chicago authorities. A NEW SUSPECT. In Chicago last night an entirely new suspect was being looked for. His name is Michael Cooney, but he is better known by the soubri- quet of “The Fox.” Cooney and Burke are id tobe the two men who actually killed is a tall and vivacious brunette. and has been # | Cronin, Both are Clan-na-Gael men, members great belle here for the last two years. She is @ bold swimmer and sailor. a PRINCETON COLLEGE DEGREES. LL. D. Bestowed on President Harrison— The Fellowships. The commencement exercises at Princeton college closed yesterday. The degrees were conferred upon the graduating class, which numbered about one hundred. Honorary de- grees were conferred upon a number of men. The degree of LL. D. was conferred upon President Harrison aud upon Hon. George Gray, senator from Delaware, an alumnus of the class of i839, Dr. Patton announced that property to the value of 250,000 had been given to the college in the first year of his administration. Dr. McCosh was greeted with great enthusiasm, Honorary degress were conferred as follow: D. Se.—John W. Phillips, Nova Scotia, class of 1884. Ph. D.—W. R. Crabbe, Pittsburg, Pa, D. D.—Rev. N. B. Remick, New York, class of 1866; Rev. W. Christystill, New York, class of 1866; Rev. Wilton M. Smith, New York, class of Rev. William H. Miller, Pennsylvania; Rev. Charles Wood, Pennsylvania, LL. D. Benjamin Harrison, President of the United States, aud Hon. George Gray, Senator from Delaware. In the distribution of fellowships and prizes but one came to the District of Columbia, viz, the Southeast elub fellowship to Richmond O. Aulick, class of "77. Following are the men who received grees of B. istri and Marylan ington, D. C.; John Charles Gra: the de- from the District of Columbi D. C.; Victor Kauffmann, Was John’ Willi Watson Ra: n, ms Proudfit, Maryland; Maryland. D. C.; Edward PROGRESS OF TLE UNIVERSITY. After the conferring of the degrees President Patton spoke, and then made several import- ant announcements, showing Princeton's pros- the past year. First, on the s Prof. Young's new book West's ion; perity dur Frental side, there sophia L itima. ton bas fared equally wel! $250,000 has been contributed to the college, distributed as follows: A gift of $5.00 for the scholarzhip’s Oud for the erection of a new dormi- tory; £25,000 to establish a new professor-hip in philosophy. Large accessions to the library wih be made, a new chemical hall eree: new department in electrical engincerin; a new building adapted to magnetic observa- tions. He alo announced that the residaary legztees of John C. Green had conveyed to the college the Potter farm, adjoining the college grounds and making about 700 acres, so. HENRY VILLARD ON TOP AGAIN. He is President of the Oregon and Transcontinental. From the New York Wor! The result of the Oregon and Transconti- Rental election, which was held at Portland, Ore.. Monday, and which was received in Wall street Wednesday, proved that He actually controlled more than a ma’ stock. According to the dispatches he voted on 217.000 shares, only 200,001 constituting a majority, while Elijah Smith, who made so hard @ fight for the control, voted oniy on 160,000 shares. Consequently the entire Vil- lard ticket waselected. The directors who will manage this company for the ensuing year are Henry Villard, E. H. Abbott, Chas. L. Colby, Jos. 8. Decker, Colgate Hoyt, Chas. H. Ropes, C. A. Spofford, and H. H. Tyndale. all of this city ‘T. H. Bartlett, C. B. Bellinger, A. D. Charleton, 8. G. Fulton, M. G. Hall, C. H. Prescott. Joseph Simon. Paul Schultze. and George H. Williams, allof Oregon. The directors organized by re- electing all the old officers, with Henry Villard as president. The Oregon Transcontinental company holds $12,000,000 of the stock of the Oregon railway and navigation company. Elijah Smith was the president of this company and this stock was one of the bones of conten- tion. but concerning it some compromise was arrived at by the opposing forces and a com- Promise board elected, from which Elijah Smith was left off. although his brother was elected ag a director. ——$~eo—____ LATE FOREIGN NEWS NOTES. Jerusalem seems now to be a rapidly grow- ing city. This is due to the great number of Jews who are flocking there yearly. now number 30.000. more than the and Christian population combined. The tomb of Virgil at Posilippo, just ontside Naples, is for sale. Mary Anderson can be seen every morning walking about Hampstead Heath, and later to | be scen wending her way to the little Catholic eburch for her morning devotion, She is said jook much better. Another disorderly debate took place in the Belgium chamber of deputies, over the em- ployment of police spices, which was again guarded by police. Nine families were evicted at Yonchal, in- eluding an old woman in extremes, who was subsequently reinstated. Emperor William has abandoned his pro- Jected visit to Alsace, Sir William Thompson, whose compass al- mostevery mariner carries, has lately suc- ceeded ins suit for infringement against a nautical instrument maker named Moore, of — The case will go to the house of The Harmonie, one of Captain Wissmann’s steamers which was reported to have been lost, has arrived at Zanzibar. The two great future ironclads of the Eng- lish navy will be named the Hood and the Hawk. The Hooa will be of 20,000 borse Power and 14,600 tons. The Rawk will be also of 20,000 horse power and 7.560 tons. = Cardinal Manning is eighty-one years of age. The twenty-fifth year of his episcopacy began recently. The duke of Portland has decided to devote all his past and future winnings on the turf to the erection and endowment of almshouses for the poor people at Welbeck. The scheme Originated with the duchess. — -—— 00 Virginia Democratic Convention. ‘The Virginia state democratic executive com- mittee, at 4 meeting in Richmond, last night, decided to = the convention to nominate » gandidate for governor, to meet August 14, The basis of representation is to be one dele- Gate to every oue hundred votes or fraction Over fifty cast at the | last presidential election. Hanover Breaks the Record. ‘The racing was continued at Sheepshead bay Yesterday with ® good attendance and fast tracks. The feature of the day's sport was the breaking of the record at five and a half furlongs by Hanover, who accomplished it 2.1-5 Pomme ca ‘ny previous time at the Two favorites succeeded in winning, and four short horses oe under the wire ficsi in the other events. winners were Han- ever, Burlington, My Fellow, goa and Wynwood. of camp 20, Cooney is a bricklayer, and, like Burke, came here from Ireland only a few years ago. Burke's number in Camp 20 was 108, and 109. Each is described as an enthusiast on Irish matters, and particularly bitter re- gurding the British spy system, which possibly their personal experience had given them as they considered. good cause to detest. Ac- cording to the best information obtainable. little hope was to be entertained of the arrest of Cooney immediately, if at all. There was a feeling apparently he had been given too long astart and was already in some safe retreat, State's Attoruey Longnecker allowed it to be inferred that he has two witnesses who will swear that Cooney and Burke slept in the Carl- son cottage several days prior to the tragedy, and even that the two suspects were seen leav- ing the cottage the fatal night of May 4, at 11:30 p. m. Labouchere’sFalth in AlexanderSullivan A London dispatch says: Mr. Labouchere, writing in Truth about the charges against Alexanaer Sullivan, says that everything that the Times, which has an agent and banking account in Chicago, can do to prejudice the public against Mr. Sullivan will be effectively first, because Mr, Sullivan advised Egan respecting information sent to nd regarding Parnell forgeries, and ond, because he selected Father Dornay to convey across the ocean the documents which smashed the Times case. Mr. Labouchere says the assertion that Mr. Sullivan misapplied funds intrusted to him is known to be abso- lately untrue, He thinks it probable that these charges have been brought against Mr, Sul- livaa in order to compel the production of the bool f ks of the American league, just as the ies were published in order to obtain an into the Irish league’s finances, THE RELIEF COMMISSION Accompany Gov. Beaver to Johnstown— A Practical Conference. Gov. Beaver and the relief commission ap- pointed by him visited Johnstown yesterday and made a personal examination of the flooded district. Gcn. Hastings told them that he cal- culated to be able to clear up the rivers and highways for leas than £500,000, The members of the commission, whose only knowledge of the damage wrought by the disaster had been gained from the published accounts in the newspepers, were shocked at the actual condi- A conference was held with the finance com- tee of the town, and the latter stated what the needs of the people were and offered sug- gestions as to the disposition of the money on hand, PORTABLE HOUSES NEEDED, They stated that the best thing to be done now, in view of the fact that a great portion of the debris had been cleared away, was to bring portable houses to the town and have them put up for immediate occupancy. The commission, after discussing the matter, unanimously agreed to authorize the purchase of 500 houses and have them put together immediately upon their arrival. In addition to purchasing and putting the houses together, they will furnish them with the furniture essential to begin housekeeping again, This was satisfactory to the members of the committee, and after fully explaining the situation and what had already been done the committee retired. The com- mission then discussed the matter as explained, outlined their future work, and authorized Gen. Hastings to build little stores for the mer- chanis of the town, so as to enable them to be- gin business, A resolution was passed author- ng the use of ali money contributed and all cash in sight to be spent through the relief commitiee as the latter saw fit. Mayor Fitler, 3. 8. Marvin, of Pittsburg, were appointed committees in their cities to transact the business of the commission. All shipments of clothing and provisions must be sent to Gen. Hastings, WHAT COY. BEAVER SAYS. After the meeting of the commission had ad- journed Governor Beaver spoke of his visit about the vicinity and said: “I had no idea that the damage was so great until I made a per- sonal inspection of the whole place. Upon my other visit I did not see enough of the ruins and then the worst of the desolation eseaped my observation. The situation since then has greatly improved and the work of giving relief has progressed nicely. The work of clearing up the streets and opening the rivers has been carried on more rapidly than any one coald ex- pect. I thought it hardly possible that so much could be done in two weeks, and the es not look like the same town I vis- ysago. The situation has been mas- y Gen, Hastings, and it is only a ques- tiou of ‘a few daye’ more hard, unremitting work until the debris shall have been cleaned up. All our efforts will now be directed to ke this relief work self-supporting. The best charity is the kind that makes persons help themsélves. If the residents of this place ve that we want them to strike out aud go nead, instead of waiting for us to help them, will get along a great deal more rapidly commission appreciates the advantage of having the people with them.” SUBSTANTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS, A train consisting of nineteen freight cars loaded with provisions of all kinds arrived in Johnstown last evening from Caldron, Neb. Among other things these cars contained horses and carts, while the roofs of the cars were full of the citizens of the town who have tendered their services to Gen. Hastings. Printed on muslin sheets attached to the sides of these cars were the inscriptions. “‘Substan- tial Contributions of the Northwest” and “Pro- ducts of the Plains.” This novel contribution is the largest received yet in bulk by the relief committee since the flood. soe The Huns Must Go. The New York Herald's Wilkesbarre, Pa., special says: The management of the Notting. ham colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre coal company discharged all the Polanders and Hungarians employed in the mine to the num- ber of nearly three hundred. A notice was also posted that in future none but English-speak- ing and experienced men would be employed. ‘This is the first case of this kind on record, the employment of foreigners who will work for less wages than the English-speaking men being generally encouraged. Ignorance and recklessnexs of the foreigners is believed to be the —s is —_ two Iaig ats caus- ing tl ath of three men, having happened in the last two weeks, _ —-oo—____. The supreme court of Ohio has decided that preferences made to creditors on the eve of as- signment by the sasignor. such as chattel mort- gages, were void, and that the entire property of the assignor must go to all the creditors ac- >. their legal claims, Ju Prendergast, of Chicago, in a length; decision regarding the Cook coun‘y insane as. lum, recommends that the institution be re- moved from political influence, What It Means, ‘To the ®an or woman who has never been the word “health” is meaningless. But to seeent re CALL,EXAMIN. 7 SUMMER RESORTS SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. SUMMER RESORTS. J; tt IN_THE MOUNTAINS, ETC. TLANTIC CITY, ¥, J. BOARDING. foe Penni Pepe eee ‘Law building, AUantie City, NJ. At Delaware aye, Atlantic City, N. J., B. R. OWENS. a NEN res, OOD HOUS! WOOD SCRHAGANSETT PIER, R 1, Sitnated on Ovean read; full view of ocean; 200 guests: open June 20. _my20-1im 2.4. TUCKER, (A NEW SUMMER RESORT ON THE COAST OF MAINE ‘The purest water, the finest air. Rare combination of mountains, woodland spd ocean. The best facilities for boating and fishing. Hote! accommodations and Sppointments not surpassed by any in the state. Ser-4 for circular. Address Pears Soap Fair white hands: Brightclear complexion Soft healthful skin. “ PEARS'—Th Great EngishComplson SOA, Sold Ereryera® HOOK. ‘EL CHETWOODE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Aivecmosetas. Reformed 60, 8 f mays Bee AS MAY W. OnPROnER. ‘EL GILSEY, ATLANTIC CITY. N. Any a: of Coun. terms moderate. WM. BAY POINT. BOCKLAND BREAKWATER, J., BEAU- ave. ; fim SENET DES PRY, oes new house gecrivokins Uh ‘All modern con: EL MT, VERNON, PACIFIC AVE, NEAR | wri scons In full view of Bat Hatter, Resting end ibe oa ty So Sidi waa | See has Coches . 4 + it > u 3e3-2m JAMES s. MOON. | “Ysye3"5m ETROPOLITAN. Corner Mass. and Atlantic aves., Atlantic City, N. a bine Gahing "ES: 2 na bine fuhing Ex: Nowopen. Re-leased for tis year 0; Electric livhts and bells, Biogas _ Y OF M AN eos BG ANDHEWS. | Ssunic hail’ Orchertra fering and brane. Cable o “FOOTBALL = GIRLRY—-SRAR TUE OO TUCKY AVE | Address FC CUNDALL. Windeur Hotel, N- ¥. ci a : 8 ATLANTIC CI T1-co33t tween yee om_ MRS. M.T. SOUTHALL. of Washington. D.C ST. CHARLES, AT: IC CITY, 3 ae okt meerele ian END DELAWARE AVE. yareday, June 13. myzonm Joxax WOOTTON. Jn HE COLONNAD! T RaLANTIC CITY, N. 3 oe dal indacentoute to Wa m ‘A RINES, of the Elsmere, this city.” Je % HE FLORIDA, CHOICE CENTRAL LOCATION, Pacific ave., bet. N.Y. and Tenpessve aves , Atlantic ion NJ. -class house; reasonal yen year. DAVIS & BROWNE. my24-2m ori. 3. STRENGTH.VITALITY ! England snd Scotland, uct GH. NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. Located between the Casino and the besch ; best hotel; modern in.provements; including hydraulic elevator; pooneneg| 3. G. BURNS, Proprietor. $30. SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. TLANTIC HOTEA, OCEAN CITY, MD. Opens Juve 2, _ nd #3 per day, 815, 817.50 and week, accord.ug to location of rooms; ¢ fuerte. fine Uuating cunning, and Bsbimg hoice roorhs D CRUSTED,” the latest. “DAUGHTER OF EVE.” “SHRINE OF VENUS,” aguperb work, and bis most important. Sir Thomas Lawrence's “FANNY KEMBL} Xquisite mezzotint. “ECHO! Franc “LOVE Ol COUNTRY, id Many ‘Others, ‘The Choicest ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS. t and best-selected stock in the city. TPAINTINGS Handsome Picture Frames, | Card Cabinet Fram ror i all KNOW THYSEL' ‘ecient and Standard Populas Medical Treatisson the Errors of Youth, Premature Decline, Nervona }d Physical Debility, Impurities of the Blood, EXHAUSTED VITALITY “SUNTOLD MISERIES rom Folly, Vice, Ignorance, Excesses or vatiny and unfitting the victim On the beach, Massachu- AMUEL WAGNER. LDINE, ific, near Oliio ave., Atlantic City, N. T day; #8 to ¥14 per week! No finer rates, Send for card with list and ‘fuil description, H. iy {PSHE ISLESWORTH, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. On the beach, sea end of Virginia WILL OF! ja14-6m - ma es Resuitin; Overtaxation, En and McCLELLAN. RAT BO es, beautiful Easels, Folio Stands, English Fai- | for Work, Business, the Married or Social Relation. RHE Of. = = — IAL BEACH HOTEL, OPI ence, Rogers’ Groups, Be.” any 25-€0 | “Avoid nskilful pretenders, Possess this great | B ALFORTE, 01 wri0 CITY, XN. dn pad ng Se lhe work. It contains 30) pages, royal 8vo., Besutiful Moved to the Beach. nent, bas been “new Grand National Award of 16,600 francs, binding, embossed, full gilt. Price, only $1.00 by mail, post-paid. concealed in plain wrapper. Ilus- trative Prospectus Free. if ie apply vow. The distinguished author, Wm. H. Parker, M. Pait er, M. ceived the COLD AND BEWELLED ™ from the National Medidal Association, many’ new feat ENLARGED AND IMIROV me ED, UNSURPASSED OCEAN VIEW. Salt Water Baths in the House. Elevator. Je13-2m &. ROBERTS & 80! COR. ATLANTIC AND CON- Atlantic City, N. J. SHARPLESS & CO.,Prop, ‘AN INVIGORATING TONIO, a #6 (OL TON'S ON THE POTOMAC” WILL OPEN CONTAINING BAYSIOAL BDEBICITY. Dr. Parkersud score aS OSEPH ENGLE Boni 2 Oe U ’ y I 4 No-4 Bulfinch St, Boston, Mase. to whom No.4 Bul ites mn, Mass. orders for books oF letters for advice should directed as above. my4-s,tu,th neur the Beach, Atlantic Cit all the year, Hot aud cold in house, M. WI LIAMS NOBB'S ISLAND, a's Scaside Resort in the Atlantic @cean. SEASON UF 1859. mModatious, new buildings, rf bathing in the world. Su- PURE CATALAN WINE. Malarl : ladiseaiien. Fever & ite of f jalaria, Indigestion, Fever & Ague, Loss o appetite, Poorness of Blood, Weuragia, &e, be MA. Atl furnished.” 5uz 3026-21 OCEAN antic City, 3 Eula in parlor, electric bells, Stn MRS. 1. e d ie and punt 26-8, 5 = NITED STATES HOT = sched iroin Nurfolk Uy steamer Northamp- SEKGs Dosase ea LADIES’ GOODS. ine cect REEANTICCITY. . 3, Sats Oy Net Seok. hassles ek Meee E FOUGERA & (10., Agents for the U. 8, . WHITE, LADIES’ TAILOR, IS NOW PRE- vp BB. WARDEN, Manager, (sere transferred to island by steamer. 80 NORTH WILLIAM ST., N. Y. Gited ts make al Kode oy ates eo yamer | _ B. H. BROWN, Pro} a sper day, $2.00,rates per week, 812; rates per = = — prices, ne habits at $50. Cloth Costumes at #50, W a month, #40. teed to be first-class, GEO. Manticks erence canto For ful! information address ete. A HIT work guaran! &, 1110 F st. n.w. EBRATE! yt Waist Linings, cop; re, Palais loyal, DLW Jes-12 D WHITE'S GLOVE-FITTING righted, for sale at wun", and at GEO. Je8-12t" A. F. COBB, Proprietor,, Cherriton, Northampton County, Va, March 16th to Nov. Ist. A Cosrr iiieosn an Et + Fa TON VILLA, OCEAN AVENUE, N | a beach, opeu May 1. Location very desirable; OF igi 3 large piuzzas iu fuil view of the ocean: near iron pict Lot cold sea-water vaths. Hi families for the season. A P.O. Bo! r Sw R “ HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. ner Oth and F sts. nwa E OUR GOODS AND BECONVINCED. PRESCRIPTIONS. have been reduced goods, use on 's from the most reli Unsurpassed in appoiutments, table and general at- | tention, Terms less for the accommodations, enter- tainments and amusenwuts given than at any resort of its prestige in the uited States. Music twice a day by the cclebrated Fort Monroe Band: nightly hops, | frequent germans aud balls. Safest and imnost delight- ful surf bathing on the coast ; good sailing, fishing and Frequent pres of foreign and American 3 5. a tiss rman favors, scrap pic- ap20-eo4in iy ., erate fans, Japanese parasols, scrolls, fans, &c., novels, 4 'S WONDER STORE, 421 9thst, STS! riptions in st., Cape May, N. J, ali the yei = 8. W. GOLT. LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY CITY, mali the year. Strictly tirst-class. rectly on the bekch opposite trou yer to $4 VICTOR DENIZOT, Proprietor. Just the thing for Suri Always in order by plain co-ubing at Mlle M. J. PRANDI, 4 ips of war; duily inspections, drills, parades, cannon 1829 ¥ st. nw. (Mrs, Harrison's), grocKn Om HOTEL, and rifle et practice, A broad expanse of salt rter of Five French Hair Goods, CAPE MAY, N. J. Hairdressing. Opens June 15, Rates $3 and $4 per day. water surrounds Old Point Confort, hence there are no laud breezes, no malarta, no hay fever, no oppressive Shampooing. Bers cath ee _se8-1n heat. The evenings are delightful and the nights y Hum, Imported, large bottles. i cool and refreshing. July and August are particularly | ea iinn Gece aa Roo pectal rates by the weck, month or season. | pleaswut and healthful. The most charming marine Bull's Cough Syrup ~ Brown's Jam. Ging REMOVAL. Williams’ Jam. Ginye: pnson’ oe] remodeled aud improved ; 850. \ ew Ball and Amusement Room ren" | ing, Ball and Play Rooms, class. Eleyant suites with Orchestra of eleven pieces. views in the world. Send for descriptive pamphiet. ¥F.N. PIKE, Manager. parlor, bath an ‘Dogs not taken. F. THEO. WALTON, Proprietor. —_— Je8-c030t OAs, EW OTE ‘Ocean View, Va., Uyen trom June“? ptember 1, Mute Kay; Sle aud $16 per wee, $45 aud $09 per Mouth, or turther particulars address W. W. PRICE, Manager, ‘Ocean View, Va, MESSRS. MERTZ & COMPANY, it Miles from Norfolk, 3e15-to jy1 r TQ\HE NEW COLUMBIA, PE MAY, N. J. OPENS JUNE’ 15, i'sso, JAMES MOONEY, Owne! NK H. HILDRETH, ¥F _Jeo-2m __ Late of the Hotel Latayette, Proprictor 7T HE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N. J. WILL OPEN JUNE15. W. W. GREEN. TAILORS, luble Food, large: Palifornia Fig Syrup Ely’s Cream Bal Etfervescing Bro 8 Fellow’s Syrup Hyvoptosphii Williams? Com. Syrup Hypophosphites.. Bottle. BEG TO ANNOUNCE they will remove to their ele- gant quartera, 514 11TH STREKT, WY pec day Write 101 Messrs. FIRE ISLAND; O1 Square below their present address, some time in July 08) cid Phosphates, large. next, Hoft’s Malt (Tarrant’s) ii jal “A SBURY PARK. N. Hotel, near ocean, modern inn} apl0-3m Hanson's Corn Hon Bitters. ve in's Food, Nestle’s Milk’ Food. RE PRO. OTHROP E FEPOKA DRESS SHIELDS VOODWARD & ‘They have no equal. For 4419-0 "Peiounced bp Aten us the best in their stock. sele everywhere. 8! SAMMUS &' CO, Fire isiaud Beach, HESTER HOTEL, OPEN FOR THE TIST AND DESIGNER. E N, AR’ Tadies’ Dreskey and Kiding Hubitu, SEA. Opened at 1124 Connecticut 5 " dled aud ih Speci 0° ALBI SBURY PARK, are ud refurvushed, Special 's Golden Med. Disec . SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN: | appointinents the ferms trom g8 to $12 per ¥. MW. PAXTON. erce’s Favorite Prescription. 'T, 1205 New York ave. | week; $2 y.. Now open. Orchestra engaged ror F Therce’s Purvutive Pelletts. : $2 aday. os the season. Send for circular. er Beach _Jets-lin’ QBESTAL HOTEL, ASBURY PA June 13. Accon:modutions for rectly on the beach with an ocean window, SAM'L B. McINTYRE, Proj QT. CLOUD, ASBURY PaRK, NJ. © 213 First ave., fourth bouse from @ under new management by its owner. BMRA eek a S45 MES HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N. y 29. Reduced rates for June. my26-1m K. A. WYATT, ‘a iaaisles ‘Manager. JURF HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, N. J. ‘Thirteenth Season, Kards from the Ocean, ork of every deserij ming 8. ANTU: ‘A. Fischer BY) Folch Schenck’s Fills, per bo: Velvet and SS Tian 588,60 4 SEL ERe NUUK UF THE GKEAT LAKES ‘Dresse: CH, formerly with i Yriese. bite ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS or sue -Dve years’ experience. ied for and delivered. 1S, MADE UP OR RIPPED SRE ALDH UF OF PED ‘906 G xt. hw, LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT CO. Warver’s Kidney Wyeth’s Beet Iron and Win Williams’ Beef Iron and Wine snd the Best. Informaticn can be obtained in Washington at B. and 0. city ticket offices, OW anid Williams’ Phosphatie Ea best, (freab) in pant bottl ul PIANOS AND ORGANS ALLET & DAVIS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS—FOR A few deys more bargains will be given in Hallet un 5 avis B unos tociose out entire stuck. The public Handoline is unequaled ag a beautifer of the com. | can rely ou genuine bargains. lexion: an indispenmble ‘requisite to the Ledics, | Jel” Hi. L. BUMMER, Agent, 811 9th st. nw. foilet; it renders the skin white, smootl oon Ss it.” Per T. P. CARPENTER, Gen. Pass. Agt, BUFFALO, N. ¥. rooms on; table sir Mrs.J. A. ABP’ E ypeu ail the year, S44 per wees. Pi ietly the best. LEGAT reveity chapping. Every lady should use RX REX A BBR EER iE NonWoob- HAND K es Theamalcia, an infallible external remedy for 3 BBB FE TE Rebary Bak Puli iawet toot ae ope ralgia, Headache aud Toothache. It never fails to give inunediate relief in the most obstinate cuses. Give it ‘ering moderate N.SEVEKAN atrial, 256. : for June, July, and september Je8-cod, 21" (ORE, RY PA ‘THIS ted house, ip blocks from uproverments, £1 HOS. NOBLE, Prop BEAU. | ‘ocean, his a id will Ge Touud fh JUININE, } dozen 1-erain Capsules. . VORKMANSHTP avers” is invited to 200 Aruntic Styles,” finished in desighs ot HIGH x Hotel large and istic Styles,” finished in designs . ¥. Hiv je ioe ) DECORATIVE ART. Pisnos tor rent enue, Asbury Park, N. J. ilusicated and descrip- ar. For is nddrews, KOA. BURZLY, F partic SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A large assortment, comprising almost every well-known make in the country, iu thorough repiir, will out at vor} cures. SPECIAL INDUC! if INO. T. TREG ‘ny 100 grains Quinin ers & Don't mistake the place—T STORE, under Masonic Temple, 218-20 ¥. 8, WILLIAMS & CO.,, Proprietora, in prices MONE! ag jesired. WM. KNABE & CO. G. C. AUSTIN, Prop. 817 Market Space, ia _HOUSEFURNISHING LIQUID GLUE" MENDS EF ry China, Glass, Fa le Opvexnemen, DECORATIVE ART ROOMS, 514 9TH ST. N.W., Have received New Shades of Silk suitable for making Fringes. Special Shades to Order. Fringes of All Kinds Made at Short Notice. OUR SPECIALTY—Fine Embroidery Work to Order. Classes for Embroidery Work Now Being Formed. China Painting Tanght in All Its Branches, Royal Worcester Work, &c., Taught. ‘We Can Match Any Piece of China in Any Style. We are showing some E ly New Designs for Linen Work in Embroidery, All work com- menced free of charge. OCEAN BEACH, N. J. For Will open for sruests the lest week in Juni rcirculars, C., address ene ame Nn OCERED. Fos TWELFTH SEASON. NAT. E OCEAN BEACH, N. J Within tober 2, (oseetss B ALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. OPEN JUNE 22 To OCTOBER Accommodates 3,000 guests: rates, $3 to 94 per cording to location ef rvoms: by the week, 28, & HOU: . J. 200 feet of surf. Open from June 1 to Oc- For cgrme and circular address m H. S. CLEMENT, Manager. _ RIGHTON HOUSE, R WHITE SULPHUR, SPRIN Spring Like Beach, Bt; 3b wurton-by-the-Sea, 0) N.J,, GAS COOKING STOVES ie. On band and for sale. mb31 WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. OTEL ALLAIRE, SPLUNG LAKE, Directly on the Bescii. Modern iinprovemeuts. Bi SSS | 6 t «ffi PRINTERS SIBSON BROTH ONMOUTH HOUSE, Linin, hiduiey’ a! No mosquitus, aS, PRACTICAL LUUK AND JOB PRINTERS SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. 5., ‘AN, Proprietor, AND BOOKBINDE KS, z 5 Formerly of Hotel, Baltanore, 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO, Jel-7in 1238 Pennsylvania avenue. Traine froin Weabiiuston coukect at Unley State _ re See paltvore, jel7-im mb30-co3in 514 Othstreet n.w. | YPCVUEEN & WALLACE, PRINTERS, Joka WITTE SULPHUR SPRINGS. 53 MILES E Du e. ‘he miles phensou's 2108-1116 Eat n.w./soutn sian, a Depot, Freanciok county, VE dan ee GOD AN BRIEFS, TESTIMONY. BR. ‘CORDS, PETITIONS PO na ol Tue Fisesr FKOMPILY AND ACCURATELY PRINTED. ee een Hor —. ee SENECA'LAKE, N. ¥. MEAT-FLAVORING STOCK. FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. Jung Mrs. aig ILLBURTON-BY-THE-SEA, SPRING | LAK Beach. N. J: Qpen from June to October. Directiy on the becch." ki, K. LETCHWORTH, my3-Su LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Situated midway between Watkin's Glen and Genéva E Lake atid 5 wiles drive from Perm Yann will tanlly resort. FINAN ALL For cir- open June 20, £8 4 3) cular aud tertna, addvess TEL OCEANI (JNO: CORSON. NO. W. MacaRTNEY, OLEL OCEANIC, a wEGAT CITY. OSCAR SNYDER, USE IT FOR SOUPS, Member N.Y. Stuck ‘ex, Open June 22 to October 1. Je10-m&éthlow 23 BE. 14th st. New York, N. ¥. ‘Terma, uddrens F.C. VOICE, Prop'r. = ne Mow Fork, ¥. ¥. BEEF TEA, SAUCES, AND MADE DISHES. CORSON & MACARTNEY, ane ae edit A a AND MINERAL BATHS, ' YONGRESS HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD. WiLL teed GLOVER BUILDING, 1410 F 8T. ¥. W. Cpe aiy 1. Newiy pared and rurisuod: Torus melty 300. BO BAS atone Geuuine only with facsimile of Justus von Liebig's Bankers aud Dealers in Goverument Bonds, 81.50 to $2 per. day; Ff to a By week. «rabd. fine drives, unexcelled miperal waters, SIGNATURE IN BLUE INK a Je10-2¢ ELBY, POWELL & CO... Aeated baths und swimmine pool Sanitary ar NATURE i Deposits. Exchange. Loans, Collections. > ents and drainage periect. A bew orchestra Ratiroad Stocks and Bonds, and all aectrities, Hete@ OTEL BRIGHTON, OCEAN CITY, N. J., SI a, Anew stable and fine livery, fexrtmea Across Label. on the Fachanen not New York Philadelphia, Boston miles Frou Atlantic City; grand, oe iy ieCeuley & Co,, proprietors of the Tally Ho sta- e bought and sold, june 2%, For circulars, address A.D. Washington, “Circulars, with terms and full in- Sold by Storekeepers, Grocers, and Druggista, | “A'cpeciulty made of investment securities, Dit aia, Ou 7th ot, pA specialty made of investment » Diggrige | # office of The Star. Apply to AS. LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT 00., Lita, ephone stock dealt in, ‘Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jy18 ARKER HOUS! SEA GIKT, N. J Pp OPEN FOR THE TENTH SEASON Building, Washington. th all the year. THOMAS DEVLIN, (0. HEALTH-SEFKERS AND ISI < = Be |e, | MATS, ane, GEE ‘OCEA a shied. Fe "Dcuain BOOKS AND STATIONERY. | G° 7° 9GHAN GCN SN stor ar Harper's Perry, W.Va. Jels-Lme THE SHELDON. 3e13-1m WILLISFORD DEY, Prop._ QPRAYVIEWHOTEL — located directly on the beac! electricity. h Heawon. “Ocean Gro) Jel b' eee PARK HoT! is J hundred 'y, farnianes Tooms overlook- gore and : it een Seaside Made at TOPHAM’S FACTORY have a National ‘Reputation for standing bard usage; last for years, and are low in prices. A larce stock ut Factory and Salesrooms. rani tnd s00 the Light and Strong Leatheroid x. Repairing of Trunks and Bags promptly and thoroughly done. HOSE IN PURSUIT OF HEALTH OR PLEASURE would do well to visit River Springs before where. Fishin dancing, Worcester Unxaszrar Dieronazy, LEATHER, INDEXED, 89. ‘WERSTER'S, SAME FORM, $10. C. C, PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 9th st. n.w, River Sprinees May pe HOT | SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, Va- ARE grecibec for Gout. Ecurnatind, vraralysia, Liver ‘Disease, ie “PR AUGUST, Prop. N[RE HEATING SPRINGS. “BATH COUNTY, VA, are Jel? GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _ JAMES 8. TOPHAM, my17-6m 1231 Pennsylvania avenue n.w. LL CUT, STYLISH, CLOTHING, TRY fecottinended for avon jervous Ai oy eee Moderate prices, ood dress J. WOODWARD Busy PRmPBEIS o., T ge ARCHITECTURAL TRON guaran ‘season. ‘Valery view SPRINGS. P.O. a Ban woe | Pete ee eee ED ‘Tho best facilities in the cit _my11-1m&l. z work, Steel ep EE A IMPORTER AND TAILOR, spssaity, ebars gud’ g oer @ work Goneis | fiaethehonor to inform you that his NEW GOODS veg agiaier IN THE MOUNTAINS. yo 5 ease the ite all garments medeia his Season of 1889. T]HE LOVELY KEPMAR HEIGHTS OR SEMI. £23 Si eet E me mhi7 ie ae aa | aoe ey eg oe ie ait ‘RT hora Hots! FALL EGHAN THE A AS Piet clage Cee oF the Seanct: Tune 1 oi: _my18.2m iE, NEW AND PLEASANT RE- Carex, LAKE | is Mountains, ten springs, sort in West Tron. Lithia and other waters curce Affections, &e ; Hot and = Bass Fishing unsurjassed | comfortabie contes Meet cuests at Winchester, Va Through tickets rates at baltimore and Ohio oices. Terms: §25 to 840 per mouth. Ad~ dress W. N.C WILSON, Capon Springs, W. Vacs gr, mauireat MAGRUDER'S Drag Store, 1960 Be ave. jezo-30 COOPERSTOWN, OTSEGO LAKE, NT. OPENS JUNE 20 Xo Malaria: no Mosquite fever ; Sccomiucdsiions at teascnatle priees ‘Send for ilue trated pamphlet, s- F CKITTENDES, Propmeton, 22 wauacer Princess Anne, Virwitis Beach, Va jain Line Pein road. On top of Allegheny Mountains, THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE ‘M open June 25. All trains stop at Cressom, circulars, &¢., address - WM. R DONHAM, Cresson, Guubris Con Pa DRED EFET ABOVE FLOOD MATG wi For rooms lante scbtly. TRINKLE & Us jar any, Peery. W Va New furniture ; no aria of mosguifoes. A No.1 cook. Address LW. LIGHT- NEK, Clerk. Open July 1 10-2u *LENWOOD HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GaP, GASP building ; capacity 150, 17 acres pri- vate vrotndas; electri Syria Water: perfect sanitation aT TA Bae HF, OP HOUSE, HARPER S PERRY, W. VAL 1.8. Lovett, Prop” Among the imountains; free from Mosquitoes, table frxt-class. plenty fresh mally SG per werk. Open 5. wi aa OCKWOOD HOUS! j Mrs. 8 EL rs. & rene, wa June 10. In «ran ly lawns; no mosquitoes: fine view dows excellent table; te HOUSE, FROST'S AVE ANSIO’ M Md., will be open about the 201 For circulars and terms address _dell-co2wt N. 8. FROST, Prop, UA HOUSE, ET) es RRhocaue Spe This first-class hotel of 86 per we es, Bradford county, Pa, ‘ ne dune 15. Highest point on Northern Central R. R.; invigorat ing air; a spring of wonderful curative qualiues, ele Vator. Good music and every modern convenience. Rates, €1U to S14 per week, L. J. ANDRESS, se Proprietor, 'W HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VA, 3.00U on, lane rooms, croquet oni lawns, Down alle} waddje aud desing hy for bn heap. For particularsaddress J. A. TA y Lue rans yorrt. IAMSPORT, PA, Beautifully situan Pinest mountain scenery to } Pennsylvania, Spacious halle. Elevator, electric bells and ali modern ins vements. First-class wcoumume- dations aud moderate prices. ag cireular, &., address: MRS. D. McDONALD. NY, DELAWAKE WATER GaP, ally and attractively located, with, the modern appountinenta, Svecial rates di ng May and June. Seud for circulars. W. 5. Bobs muy 15: PRE CELEBRATED" ROCKERIDGE | AL UM SPRINGS, endorsed by the Medical Society of Vir giniia as well as by other im Europe, are Kates per month. frot t0 location and size of roou season. Elevated 2,000 tert Pamphlets may be gotten at 513 Penneylvania ave, or by addressing GEO. L. PEYTON, Managing Dinect tor, formerly, for sixteen years, Managing Partuer of the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs Co. je7-1m WW ALER GAP HOUSE. Det AWARE WATER GAP, Pa. A beautitul mountain resort ou a spur he Blue Ridge Linodern and complete. Three Broad street, Peun. KR. R. Open ADHEAD, e LAWN, ROCKVILLE, 31 ned for the reception of gu uit aud newly furuighed jectric bells: gas: water, larendon, propriciress, _ EDUCATIONAL. QWARTHMORE COLLEGE, Upeus Yth mouth, 1¢ Broad-Strect Station Ai | triends, but all otne sth sexes ; Chis SWARTHMORE, PA, ST RAPID. MOST tnontis. abso) utel; HEAD SCHOUI ILITARY ACA EW YORK M. 3.5 8400 BF NHELTENHAM ACADEMY, OGUNTZ, PA. exceiied location and surroundings, New school aiyiuent, Gymupasiunn, milters: dr. fe, ‘Thorough Dreparatiol for Collate or Scieuititc School, For ele. cui . J. CALVIN RICE, A. M,, Principal. }OLU MBIA xchunse, 9 England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Wangs CONSERN ATORY OF MUSIC, ST, Cloud BAlding, Yth and ¥ sis, ‘Twentieth year. Fiano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute ad aves. OU. B. BULLAKD, Lire TNIVELSITY-TKAINED TEACHERS—PREPARE tor Civil service, West Point Collewe,&e. Classes and private lessous day or eveniug. FLANK E. HAL’, i myi6-3m ” ESS hAbow’s civirs NSTITUE. 1207 ANA 10th st. n.w. “Persons prepared most stccess- fully for all examinations, Elocution tai Tositions caretully revined ; highest rei had BEKLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Open all Summer. Park. N. J. ia DWARD ©. TOWNSEND, Teacher of Elocution, | Correct (deep) breathing Voice Culture, Oratorical and Dramatic Action, at 1 13th st, now 431-6m SS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH Founded 1804. “More tian 50,000 young meu and Women have been traiued i the Spen- Gerian Colleges. Day and night sessions. Six courses: Business Course: Shorthand, Typewriting and Graph- ophoue: Practical Englisi; Telegeaphy : Speucers* Kapid Writing, Keading and Oratory, Dei Business men ‘furnished with trained fisted catalogues tree. SARA. A: SJ Principal; HENRY C. SPENCER, LLB, ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH Moe City Post-Ofice. Colored students not mh6 admitted. Call or send fo talox WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN perienced fens {Mrs LSON, 1105 1 Lt bet, Baud C. 11th ts. tise. Land Remedy,@5. my21-¢0* NTRADICTED THAT tablished adverus- Ladies you can ERS, GOS Bist. sw. Farticular attention paid to all diseases peeuliar te Jacies, uurried or single, Forty years’ experieice. gel S-Im* D AND BE WISE—DKR. BROTHERS, 906 B 8T, aypeared betore me aud made outl that he id jext Established bx pe re confidently Spret Ul cases of pris ANHOUD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE M or two uf Dr. BKOTHELS” Iuviguratiue Carding rye power, Bt temecte Saas oe bole aystenm, nerve-power It imparts. ¥ ao Male of feinale. : jell" ' je NOTTS | FRENCH POWDERS (ARE THE standard Remedy for all blood ‘rout, nasal, of skin troubles: “De DODD'S “NERVINE So. patural Weakness, lossot Fs &e. rice, $1. ay3t 2 permanently cares Hoss vitality. nervo a Sent sealed by mail. For eale; STANDIFUKD'S. cor othand Fa. | tf. i :