Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1889, Page 7

SIMON CAMERON PARALYZED. The Aged ex-Senator in a Very Critical Condition. A Lancaster special to the Philadelphia Inquirer, dated yesterday, says: Gen. Simon Cameron was stricken at his country- seat, at Donegal Springs, to-day, with paralysis of the right arm and side, He was in his usual health when be arose this morning, and the attack was entirely unex- pected. His condition late to-night is critical, and the only hope of his recovery is based on his remarkable constitution. Ex-Attorney-Gen, Wayne MacVeagh and his wife and Mra. Halde- man, daughters of Gen. Cameron, are at his bedside. Senator Don Cameron and wife are in Europe. A cable dispatch was sent them to- day telling of the general's attack. Gen. Cameron had a very slight attack of paralysis about two months 5 at which time there was great alarm in family for his future. He soon recovered from it and has been almost in his usual health ever since, al- though he has been less active. A few days ago he wrote a letter to Gov. Beaver express- ing sympathy for the Johnstown sufferers and inclosing his personal check for $1,000, to be used in relieving distress at that place. He is in his ninety-first year. Last spring he cele- brated his ninetieth birthday at his Harrisburg .atwhich time he was visited by the legislature ina body. He received congratu- latory telegrams from all over the country, and although his house was thronged with callers from early morning until after midnight, he suffered not the slightest ill effects from it, THE TROUBLE NOW OVER. Gen. Hastings Settles the Difficulty with the Workingmen at Johnstown. The trouble with the workingmen at Johns- town isatanend. The difficulty can hardly be dignified by calling it a strike. Not more than 500 of the 2,500 men employed in clearing out the rivers and towns in the valleys refused to go to work this morning. Their complaints of insufficient food and wages as stated in Tux Star yesterday were laid before Gen. Hastings, who told the men that he could not help them in the matter of wages. He said he would in- vestigate their complaints about food, and if he found the laborers were not being properly fed he would take charge of that matter and have regular army ratiops issued for every man. At absequent meeting of the dis- satisfied workmen some intemperate speeches were made and SOME REFUSED TO GO TO WoRK. The refusal of these men to work did not stop operations, There were between three and four hundred men at work on the drift in the river near the railroad bridge and more than a thousand men in the different villages clearing sway the debris from the streets. Later Gen. Hastings h 4 @ consultation with Chief Engin- eer Douglas, all the sub-engineers and the con- teactors at his headquarters, The grievances of the workingmen were discussed fully and freely. Contractors McKnight and Coburn said they had ordered several carloads of provisions for their men, but it had not yetarrived. They disclaimed any intention to cut the rations of the men down and said they would give them plenty of good food assoon asit arrived. Gen, tings notified the contractors that he would appoint Col. E. W. Patton to look after the com: dey ents of the different labor camps. He told the contractors to make re- uisitions upon Col. Patton for any amount of fooa they required. He also informed them that if the laborers continued to complain Col. Patton would be directed to take charge of the commissaries and feed the men. The contrac- tors agreed to this proposition and said they would only call upon Col. Patton when their own provisions failed to arrive on time. No change was made in the wages to be paid, THE AGITATORS DISCHARGED. In the crowd of discontents there were a number of agitators. It was determined that these men should be paid off and sent out of town. Contractors McKnight and Coburn paid off about 200 men this afternoon, and the ma- jority of them were sent out of town last even- ing. The others will leave to-day, Col. Patton and Spangler vent through the laboring camps last evening and found every- thing im good shape. Everything was quiet and the men were good tempered and orderly. Gen. Hastings said: “We have been a trifle annoyed by this mis- understanding among the workmen to-day, but it has net interfered with the progress of the work to any extent. Everything is in shape to-night, and the contractors will go ahead with their work in the morning with all the men they want.” Chief Engineer Douglass last night sent orders to each of the contracting firms that they must reduce their forces of men to be- tween 400 and 500 men. This will give them as Many men as are peeded now. 4 MONUMENT TO THE UNKNOWN DEAD. Dr. Foster yesterday started a subscription for a monument to the unknown dead. He pro- poses to have the monument erected on an eminence near Prospect Hill and overlooking the unfortunate town. Sixteen bodies were found yesterday, and many of them, on account of the advanced stage of decombosition, were promptly buried after being completely ‘severed With oil The stench is becoming daily more sickening and unbearable. Acase of diphtheria developed yesterday. The victim is uow at the Ked Cross hospital. No other serious cases were reported. HYPPOLITE’S VICTORIES. ‘The Haytian Insurgent Has Not Cap- tured Port-au-Prince. A dispatch dated June 5 was received in Ni York by the steamer Saginaw from Cape Hay tian yesterday and shows that, while Hyppo- lite’s forces have gained a series of victories and Legitime’s troops are badly demoralized, the insurgent leader has not yet reached Port- su-Prince. Every town and village in the orth but one has been taken by him, however. Hyppolite was at Cape Haytian when the letter Was written. General Piquant, who commanded the second army corps, operating on the Artibonite after the battle of Mareband, May 6, retreated by St. Michael, Hincbe and Meribolais, and arrived at Port-au-Prince with some seven hundred men, the remnant (beside those left at Grand Saline) of the eight thousand or ten thousand men he hed in his command. He entered the capital on the 16th, and the next after exchang- ing some harsh words with Legitime, took refuge in the French consulate, and on the Isth, at 4 a m., was shipped on board the French man-of-war Kergualen and then trans- ferred to the Spanish mail steamer, sailing the same day for Santiago de Cuba, ‘The first army corps under the command of Anzeline Prophyta, Legitime’s minister of war, operating on the north, broke up still worse than the second corps, and without standing to fight, 443 men who managed to cross the Do- minican frontier began to submit and join the northern forces. This has been done. An- other batch of 300 men were taken prisoners between Hinthe and Los Cohabas, and with them Gens. Boissend, Jura, Antoine Pollas and several others. These have been sent under parol to Gonaives and the men have enlisted in the northern rauks. Prohyta has resigned and left the country. A new ministry has been formed. ; Mr. LL Andair, former proprietor of the Journal ¢ Peupie and minister for Liberia, has had his xequateur taken from him and has been arrested and imprisoned. Several well-to-do foreign merchants have been advised by their frie: to keep on the look out, as there are rumors that they woutd be banished, being considered friendly to the north. All letters received report the capital to be in a very un- ruly state. The newspapers are full of threats egaiust friends of the north. ————eee The Forger was a Great Romancer. 4 Kansas City dispatch says: “Albert Blake, the ex-Kansas City bell-boy, arrested in Cali- fornia for forging Cattleman Arthur Gorham's A dispatch from Indianapolis says: The su- me court has decided the case of the y Barber Knox, who was arrested and deed tor keeping open on Sunday. The court holds that shaving and hair-cutting are not works of necessity within the meaning of the statute. Mr. aud Mrs. John Leavitt were arrested pov od: charged with the murder of thats ters, near Gresham, Neb.. on Sun- day night ‘Thoy are lodged in jail ot Seward. BURKE IDENTIFIED. He is the Man Wanted for Dr. Cronin’s Murder, WHEN REMANDED TO JAIL HE BREAKS DOWN AND A CONFESSION IS EXPECTED — PREPARATIONS FOR HIS EXTRADITION—O’SULLIVAN SAID TO BE WILLING TO TELL ALL HE KNOWS, Officer John M. Collins, of Chicago, arrived in Winnipeg yesterday and identified Martin Burke as the man wanted for the Cronin mur- der. Immediately upon his arrival he pro- ceeded to the police station, and together with Chief of Police McRae, entered Burke's cell. Burke looked up as they entered and Collins remarked, ‘Well, Barke, this is a bad place to be in.” Burke replied instantly, ‘Yes, John, it is,” but a minute later denied any knowl- edge of the Chicago detective. Collins, how- ever, was satisfied, and retired with Chief Mc- Rae. He drove to the residence of Judge Bain where the usual information was sworn out. Collins then sent the following dispatch to Chief of Police Hubbard at Chicago: “I have identified the prisoner here as Martin Burke. He has employed a lawyer, but there is no chance of his getting away. Chief of Police McRae retained counsel yesterday.” This, Chief Hubbard says, is all he wanted; that he has overwhelming proof of the fellow’s guilt, and that he has not allowed himself or his sub- ordinates to give to the public half the informa- tion in bis possession. BURKE EXPECTED TO CONFESS. After Burke had been identified he was at once handcuffed and transferred from the police station to the provincial jail in the regu- lar police van, a warrant for his arrest on the charge of murder being sworn out before Judge Barnes. Collins swore that the facts would warrant the prisoner's extradition, and he was remanded. He is terribly broken down and scared, and it is believed in Winmipeg that he will make a confession before he returns to the states. Last night Assistant Glennon, of the state attorney's office, started for Springfield with the voluminous documents upon which will be based the demand for the extradition of Martin Burke at Winni On Saturday Assistant State’s Attorney Baker will probably take the paper to Washington. They mast be Ca aed by the President and Sec- retary Blaine before they go to Winnipeg. ANOTHER SUSPECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE. The police have under surveillance another suspect against whom they hope to secure evidence which will connect him with the con- spiracy. At present the evidence against him is purely circurhstantial. When the Carlson cottage revealed its terrible story one of the most promising clues which it presented was the footprints in the paint. The murderer, who painted the parlor tloor to cover the great | ff splotches of blood which marked the where Cronin fell, walked about in the his stocking feet. Soon after the fact cottage was the scene of the murder was pub- lished, with a full description of the paint- tracks and blood-zuarks, a shoemaker wrote to the police offering a valuable suggestion. He said that a well-known Irishman and Clan-na- Gael man, whose name he had seen mentioned in the newspapers in connection with the mur- der, was a customer of his and that HE HAD VERY PECULIAR FEET. A piece of the floor, about thirty inches square, was cut out with three tracks on it and was taken to police headquarters, Then the shoemaker was visited, and he was asked to produce his book in which he preserved the tracings showing the shape of his customers’ feet. The outlines of the suspected Irishman’s foot were compared with the footprints taken from the floor, and were found to correspond exactly in size and shape. Ever since this dis- covery was made the man has been watched by the police, and is still so closely guarded that he could not leave the city. The board with the paint tracks on it and the measure book of the shoemaker has been in the grand jury room for several days and have been inspected by the jurors, It is likely that the suspect will be called before the jury for examination, ICEMAN O'SULLIVAN WILL “‘SQUEAL.” P. O'Sullivan, the ice man indicted for com- plicity in the Cronin tragedy, was yesterday removed to the so-called boy's department of the jail, the recognized haven for “‘squealers,” O'Sullivan is the person whose business card and whose curious contract with the doctor for medical services were used to lure Cronin to death. The story is given out that the ice man has offered to make a clean breast of every- thing he knows. His motive for being willing to confess is alleged to be fright over the ar- rest of Burke, at Winnipeg. Considerable credit is given the ice man, but it is tempered somewhat by the suspicion that his removal is simply part of a series of shrewd tactics on the part of the authorities to break down oue or another of the suspects. O'Sullivan, it is claimed, sent yesterday to Sheriff Matson and requested an interview. The sheriff responded, and, in a brief, pointed talk, hurried to the grand jury room in search of State's Attorney Longenecker. ‘The state's attorney, it is represented, was making such encouraging progress with the grand jury that he wus reluctant to bother with any informer. This information was taken to the ice man and resulted in a still more urgent plea for a hear- ing with Mr. Longenecker. The state's attur- ney, it is said, dnally acceded to a conterenc: and without making any promises gave O'sul- livan to understand that a penitentiary was a more comfortable place than the gullows, and that if any accused person had a choice in'such matters the earlier it was evinced the better. At this point O'Sullivan was taken leave of by the ofticials, —_____4@o—__ A GIGANTIC COAL TRUST. Rumors in Philadelphia of Its Forma- tion by an English Syndicate. lace int in at the It was proclaimed in Philadelphia yesterday that an English syndicate had been formed to purchase a controlling interest in the anthra- cite companies. Rumors to this effect have been in cirenlation for some time, but no proof had yet been brought out that either an English or an American syndicate bad been formed for such a purpose. It is claimed that €100,000,000 would buy all the stock needed, and the assertion is made that an organization bas been formed with that amount of capital to buy a majority of the capital stocks of the leading coal companies, There are seven companies interested—the Reading, Lehigh Valley, New Jersey Central, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, Delaware and Hudson, Pennsylvania Coal company, and Erie Navigation. The prices of these stocks range from about 800 per cent for Pennsylvania Coal to 48 per cent for Reading. Their present market value is about §186,500,000. ‘These companies mine or bring to market 87 per cent of the anthra- cite tonnage. The only other large operator and carrier is the Pennsylvania railroad, which handles 12 per cent of the business, he scheme is snid to be to place the stocks of the roads named in trust; purchase the out- put ef the individual operators by guarantee- ing them a profit of ents @ ton on all the coal mined, and so control the anthrucite mar- ket of the world. This scheme is firmly be- lieved in by a number of well-informed people on the street. and hints of such a deal have been going the rounds for several days, eee Beer-Drinking School Children, Mayor Chapin, of Brooklyn, yesterday re- ceived a communication from the Woman's Christian temperance league, calling his at- tention to the law bearing upon temperance in- struction in public schools, The ladies inform the mayor that a committee of the league had visited sixty-six schools and in only eleven of them were temperance text books used, and add that several teachers admitted that the boys and girls were often stupefied from the use of beer at noon meals so that they could not study. t Rich, Poor, Clean, Dirty, White, Black—All need PEARLINE. Nooneistoo poortouseit. It'sthe modern soap—Economical—Harmless—Effective. Reduces the labor, time and drudgery of washing and cleaning one- half ; besides gives better results; takes out what soap will not ; and, in doing away with most of the rubbing, saves the worst of the wear and tear—your clothes are ruined more by washing than wearing. Among your friends are those who use it--they will confirm the above. Beware of imitations, 333 JAMES PYLE, New York. de eee nd itis le. No Chemicals are used in ite preparation. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing less than one cont acup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, Ea- BILY DiGEsTED, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as persons in bealth. Sold by Grocers everywhere. PHILADELPHIA. Grand National Award of 16,600 francs, QUINA- LAROCHE AN INVIGORATING TONIO, CONTAINING PERUVIAN BARK, IRON, sx PURE CATALAN WINE. Malaria indigestion Fever & Aeue, Loss of jalaria, Indigestion, Fever & Ague, Loss 0 appetite, Poorness of Blood, Wearalgia, &e, 22 Rue Drouot, Paris. E.FOUGERA & (00., Agents for the U. &. 230 NORTH WILLIAM ST., N. ¥. EDUCATIONAL. {HORTHAND—SIMPLEST, MOST RAPID, MOST legible, | Proficiency in three months. Absolutely pe failures, TyRewriting taught free, HEAD SCHOO) PF ACME OGRAPHY, Y21 F st.n.w. Jed-18t* ‘HE CHE. r is at 804 E st. Instruction in every branch for children, as well as men and wo- men; portraits iu charcoal, crayou on svlar prints, water aud oil colors. Je17-2w* RE MILITARY ACADEMY, CORNWALL, . ¥.; @400 per year. For circular, with courses of study, dc. addrens Col: C. J WRIGHT, B.S. A. M, Supt. . F HYATT, comd’t of Cadets. 3e10-3m (te NHAM ACADEMY, OGONTZ, PA. UN- exceiled jocation and surroundiy jew achool equipment. Gymnasium, military drill, &e, Thorough [ag ages od Collewe or Scientific school, For cir- cular, &e.. Jeb-2un CALVIN RICE, A. M., Principal. \OLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF PIANO Exchange, 913 Penn. ave. Thorough instructions, prlinary and sdvanced course piano, organ Kc. 8 h #10. E. HAKT, Priuc., late of ory of Music, Boston. VW ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 8 Cloud Building, yth and F sts. ‘Twentieth year. Jano, Organ, Voice, u, Flute, Cornet, &e. advantag B -ARKD, Director. " my21-Im* IVERSITY-TRAINED TEACHERS—PREPARE for civil service, West Point College, &c. Classes id private lessous day or evening. FRANK E. i E st. nw. myl6-3m ) 188 BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUE. 1 a J0th st. u.w. Persons prepared most tally for all examinations, ‘Elocauon taught positions caretuily revised; highest referen: St; Sh BEKLILZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, — 14tb st. ow, ‘aa ferme bein now. oink on Open all Summer. Summer School at As! Park. N. J. = = )DWARD C. TOWNSE SEND, ‘Teacher of Elocution, Correct (deep) breathing Voice Culture, Oratori Dramatic Action, at 1317 13th st. u.w. dae {PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Ci RZ and D sts.n.w. Founded 1864. More than é young meu and women have been trained in the Sp cerian Colleges. Day and night sessions. Six courses: Business Course; Shorthand, Typewriting and Gray, opuione: Pract English; ‘Telegraphy: Spencers* Kapid Writing, Keading and Oratory, Delaarte metuod, Busine a furnished with trained employes. [lus trated Ftp BARS A STERCED, View a ©. SPENCER, LL. b., Princlp: mabe ARTYN'S COMMERCIA AVE st, near City Post-Ontcs udmitted. Cail oF send for cat COLLEGE 313 6TH Colored students not | Hogue. mh PROPOSALS. PUQLOSALS FOR SUPPLIES—DEFARTY JUSTICE, WasHinaTon, June 15, 1589,—Sealed pals for furnishing the Departiuent of Justice | plies of the articles numed be- | vg the fiscal year ecelved until TWELY MONDAY, JULY FIRST, 1889, at t ghief clerk, as follows: Fuel, Ice, Stat x Miscelaneous, Also for the Paper of the department. detects aud to rejec forme and ure! The rivat to wai, GEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE R this department until TWELVE 0% MONDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FOUR, 1889, structing Wood frame skyiizhts, not to exceed thir two iu uumber, upou the roof of the Pension Building in this city. Blak forms of proposal, nyweiticatiou &c., may be obtained at the office of the chief clerk of the departineut, where drawings showing dcuals ot ZOEK may also bo inspected. "JUHN W. NOBLE. Sec- retary. ROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL FOR REPAL BUILDINGS, &c., AT HOWARD UNIVERSIT Sealed proposals in Gaprcete Will be received By, he Undersigued until TWO P.M. JUNE. TWEXTY AINTH, 1889) for furnishing Liinuber, Lime, Cemen Hardware, Paints, Koutiag Tin, &c., for the Howar University for the year eu 30, 1890. ‘The right to reject bids ids ix reserved. Pur. ticulars fi to the undersigned, |. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer. Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes & than * deverauweat Bani 1 ig used | ERS patti ttkia uaa ars, JelS-tr8 __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _ | FoR WEI T, STYLISH CLUTHING, TRY | Baits 920 up) Rate aeup Modes ices evod workmanship, it guarautecd. ” ji-tm* H. D. Bun IMPORTER AND TAILOR, Hias the honor to inform you that his NEW GOODS: eae BRE personally ‘te all garments made in Lis establishment 1111 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. wi mh17 jashington, WOOD AND COAL Anthracite Coal of all kinds constantly on hand, GEORGE'S CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL, FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL COAL, Sawed and Split Wood to Order. ‘Telephone—Yard, 954-2; Branch office, 956-2, mh20 eee te A ROBT ROT Ses esas B. FAVA, dR, & OO., mart age Mee a Civ Raster os aw, ‘of may happiness fe, T have thrown away my old PROOF BOOTS ATERPROOF WolfsAGMEBlacking Produces polich without the old brush, andthe shine will last a week on men's, and three on women's shoes. ‘Why stick to old ways in these days of progress? Bold by Shoe Stores, Grocers, Druggists, eto, WOLFF & RANPOLPH, PHILADELPHIA, MANLY tears s= rfectiy pein \- emedie per ipe ounce memeriose tise, Absolute secrecy. Varico= ured without pain or operation, Besion-bupre Gliniqu 165 Tremont St., Boston, LADIES’ GOODS. . WHITE, LADIES’ TAILOR, IS NOW PRE- to make all kinds of dresses at summer cen. Riding habits at #50. Cloth Costumes at ¢te. All work juarantecd to be Sret-class, - Gi WHITE, 1110 Fst. nw. Je8-120* Ri cut Wais nny P) ht lor le al Lansburgh & Bro., Palais Royals baum's, ‘abd at OF: WHITE'S, 1110 Fats iw. s-120" NTE) 5 560 PER HUNDRED: 35c, Do; wood plates, 4c. doz.: Japanese napkins, 8e, doz. toys, notions, French tissue, rman favors, scrap pi tudie’s, grate fans, Japanese parasols, scrolls, 23-1 GOULD'S WONDER STORE, 421 9thst, [{RONTS! FRONTS!! FRONTS ust the thing for Summ ‘Always in order by plain combing at Mlle M. J. PRANDI, 1329 ¥ st. p.w. (Mrs. Harrison's), importer of Fine French Hair Goods, Hainiressing, _seB-1m* 1 tampa Shampooing, REMOVAL. MESSRS. MERTZ & COMPANY, TAILORS, BEG TO ANNOUNCE they will remove to their ele- gant quarters, 614 11TH STREET, ‘Square below their present address, some time in July next, apl0-3m UMAN, ARTIST AND DESIGNERIN Dresseg and Kiduig Habits, Jat 1124 Connecticut ave, Lees, my25-1m D DRY CLEA New York ai “ALFRED N Open _Will call st resid NG AN “and Gents} work yet CAROLINE ison ¥ricwe, of every dese: nd Evening Dresses, AN'TO: KOH, tormerly with “A. Fischer rs, juzk AND and M N FISCHE 4 DRY CLEANING ESTAB- LISUMENT AND DYE WOKKS, 906 G st. now. Ladies’ and Gents’ Garments of all kinds cleanedand Dyed without being ripp . lies’ Evening Dresses 4 specialty, ‘Lhirty-fve years’ experience. Prices noderate. Goous called for and delivered. elt A GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED dyed # good mourning black, A. FISCHER, 14 YUU G st. tow, S AND ORGANS. I P & DAVIS' UPRIGHT PANOS—FO. few days more barguius will be given in Mallet & Daviy’ Pianos to close out entire stock. ‘the public = UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOU AND DURABILI Special attention of “Purchasers” is invited to their “New Artistic Styles,” fiuisied in designs of HIGH. ¢ DECOKATIVE ART. Pianos tor rent. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A largo assortment, comprising alist every well-known make in thd country, m1 thorough repr, will be closed gut ut ver M, ANABE & CO, $17 Market Space. Gser BROTHEKS, HX PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS ND BOUKLINDERS, _Jel-7im 1255 Peunsylvania avenue. Mee’ WALLACE, BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 110-1116 E st. n.w.. south sida, TRIEYS, TESTIMONY. RECORDS, PETITION! ThOMVALY AND ACCURATELY PRINTED aig FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. FINANCIAL, PB toes ‘W. CORSON, W. MACARTNEY, tee ARIE Be CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ¥ 8T. N. W. Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. m cocks and Bora, ad al socuriieg Mate on the Fxchanges of New York, Philadelphia, ‘* igsetalty nae of investing i securition | Diatrigt Sows Boe ae in Sphone Stock di _ ‘Kmenican Bell ‘Telophone Stock bought and sold Jy18 Mevworenemranstinte cos cedaesnecberma dasa ney BOOKS AND STATIONERY. SS SS SS ‘Woncestzn Usasnivezn Dienoxazy, LEATHER, INDEXED, 89. WERSTER'S, SAME FORM, $10. ©. C. PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 9th at, nw. SUMMER _ RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SEA-SIDE—-NEW_ ENGLAND. EA-SIDE-JERSEY COAST. iC CITY, N, J—HOTELS. BOARDING. TLANT! GF aL cane sen HR aE pa Ee Late of Colonnade Hoiel, my15-2m AGES ORAS Bh, Sayeeda to hre. MAY W. OFFEORER. ‘OTEL GILSEY, A’ NTIC CITY, N. J., BEAU- Le ee Yorme moderate. ‘Wat. J. OTEL '.. VERNON, PACIFIO A NEAR Howto, laxtie cris 3: 64 coon Fooms; *~eae UAMES 8 MOON. = HIRLEY—NEAR THE OCEAN, S cumpatan tae ttrs f26-5m MRS. M. T. UTH. ALL. of Washington, D.O ST. CHARLES, ATLANTIC cr’ ia Thue EAN END DELAWARE AVE. my 83ehn RAY: 78° Scan WOOTTON, Jn iE OCKAN TERRACE, COR. TEXAS AVE. AND Board walk, Atlantic C t rooms: VE, Prop. RENTUCKY ave Pug i] aT tie er Foi a een | i RROL, Manager, “nk ‘Fouta F. KARR, Proprietor. Je20-2w? Vas LON NAD! . mate ATLANTIC city, N. % F prices, good tabie. Special ibd cements to Washingtonians, GARIN of the Ei; ity. J. On the beach, Massachu- iron pier. SAMUEL WAGNER. rE, ve,, Atlantic City, N. J. to €14 per week. No finer ese rates. Send for card with Bne cutof Hotel Price list and full description, H. D_EASTMAN. my4-2m” gE ISLESWORTH, ATLA On the beach, WILL OPEN $914-6m |\HE CHALFONTI T ~ ATLANTIC CITY, N. 34 Moved to the Beach. NLAI IMPROVED, me meme MURSUREASSED OCEAN VIEW. 8 jeva E coe eee ne ioe ROBERTS & SONS. NPE CLIFTON, (cor x ATLANTIC AND OON- necticut av Al i N. J. Frieuds’ Man 15: 6 iE WAVERLY. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Oyen all the yeur; hot aud cold seawater bat! house in parlors, Mrs, J. L. BRYAN de2L y ETHERILL, ATLANTIC CITY, N.3— Beach. Open mi Koutticky ave., near the March 16th to Nov. 1st, _mh11-cod4m M. J. ECKERT. PVT Howse, View Maui st. Care May, N.J, Ocean View. Open ear, _myz8-Im | : 8. W. GOLT._ FAGTEL TAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY CITY, S Open all the ycar. Strictly first-class," Sit directly on the beach, opposite fron pier. Rates to 84. VICTOR DENIZOT, Proprietor, Jel Stockton HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J, Opens June 15, Rates $3 and 84 per day. 0000 expanded, .000 expende iidreu's new Diu! And service irst- suites with parlor, bath and closet. ven pieces, Dogs uot taken, F, THEO. WALTON, Proprietor, so15-to vl THe NEW COLDMETA, OPENS JUNE’ 1 JAMES MOONEY, Owner. FRANK H. _geo-2m rue winpsor, CAPE MAY, N. J., WILL OPEN JUNE15. _3e1-2m W. W. GREEN, (ASBURY PARK, 3.9. COLEMAN HOUSE AND ANNEX, Enlarged and Improved, willopeu Thurs,, June 13,89, First-Class Stable Under same Manicement, E. RALPH, Prop. B, W. SWOPE, Manager. eae TLANTA HOTEL, ASBURY PAR OPEN JUNE 15. Under the management of the present owner, 29. WM. APPLEGATE. . ALBION, ASBURY PARK, N. J. ONLY Is from the surf. “Tenth season. “Tableand anuylntnenta the best. Terma trom #8 to 814 per week; 82 uday. Now open, Orchestra engaged tor the season, Send for circular, Jel5-1m ©. H. PEMBERTON. QCEENTAL HOTEL, ASBURY PARK.» June 13. rectly ou the beach with window. SAM'L B. M S 8 215 Fir under new an ocean vi YRE, Prop UKY Nd e.. fourth house from the ocean. Open émeut by its owner. Jol-zm M. LEWIS. 31. JAMES HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N. J, OPEN May 29. Keduced rates for June, £ K. A. WYATT, Mauager. PARK. THIS 1 ma _my25-lin ‘HE FENIMORE, tifully located the city improve every respect. PHE MADISOD Asbury Fark 146 blocks trom ocean, has all nits, aud will be found first-class 1m d 20 NOBLE, P ter; perfect Jormation ad- 215 4th avenue, ‘Open the eutire year. Fi my: Hot. COLUMBIA, OCEAN BFACH, N. 3. ror Wil. ghen for wueste the Inst week i Jue. =e oe FRED. E. FOSTER, Manager. TWELFTH SEASO’ ded-Lin, EPTUNE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, N. J. N eee surf, Opeu from June 1 to Oc- tober 1. For terms and circular address 313-1 KIGHTON HOUSE, A. R. SANK. Spring Like Beach, N. rious by prcefly on the beach. OTIMER, ‘Next to Wilburtou-by-the- Je1s-Lin ype CAR Di _ Mies. WILLE ON SPRING LAKE, N. J. NPMWE RUSKIN, SPRING LAKE beach end opposite the lake. furnished. Hygiewic an uuenits Juue 1. Mus, E. CLABAUG. ‘A, SPRING LAKE June to October, Directly i, us WILLBCR TON By-TH Beach. N. J. Open fro: on the bewch. KK. LETC ANIC, 10 Octo ©. BUICE, Prop’ A WOK 1} N. J. eA N CITY, fc City; grand bathis For circulars, addre: USE, Si FOK THE TENTH SEASON eur. THOMAS DEVLIN, Yroprictor. KAY VIEW HOTE! i, located dirvetly on the beach ; lighted by electricity. vean G NJ. P.O. Box 2057. ‘WHITE, Prop'r. J.,01 Accominodations for 300 guests: di- ; pe oy a sigan te a TehaSGaquon by te far Sgt at (reel ies aaa te BSSR ISLAND, BL L—HOTES. MANISSES — Fifteen miles one tful ite: rb boats: perfect drain soe'btae Seutog' daily CE &E. A WN, Manager. Grama Hotel, Bist at, Ei <A fork. Will call at if desired. my 13-euzm, ope, are. NO. Rates per month ure A new house sea. All modern con- 3 ted 2, full view of . “Beating and | “Pemphlets may be men ats Shing, 6 BN for etn aut cro- | or by ae 1 PES “my2s. rami the Greenbrier White "= ipbur Springs Gat” wf NHE ACADIAN, WATE GAL HOU ¢ DELAWARE WATER OAR re tain resort tr CASTINE, MAINE, the Bine jow modern and complet fron Broad street, Peun. R. and a half bours 12. LW. BROADREAD, Finely situated by the wea: clean and healthy town: | June = ena a oF Seba for circulate, beard G2 30: | YWOODLAWN, ROCKVILLE, MD Sj Ba Gay; $10 to 615 por week, sqeslgguaniig it and newiy Tursubes, Sates tease LT. LOVEJOY, Manager, WAT EEE a F en 9 5 siecerye balla: ene; water. Mrs, rt SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. RAILROADS. A TEANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD. Bis A: re) 2 pens June ore Axp LROAD, ees tra, 650 an go gg | rrmaet AR. Cat? Reauas wuests; fine boating, gunning, and fiauing." Those de- wet iy = siring Circulars or choice rooms treet, Forc yet and Northwest, Vestibuled Limtted. press daly 11:20 a.m., express 8 p. - For Cincinnati, St fouls, and Todianapolia, express daily, 3:00 and 11:15pm. For Hitteburs spa Cleveland, Vestibuled Limited ex press daily 1 &m. and express 8 40pm. For Wheeling, Parkersburg and Picane address Runes Mouse until June 20. C. W. SPOFFORD, Proprietor. Also proprietor Riggs House, Washington, D.C. 35-1 i RIGHT HOUSE, CAPE HENLOPEN BEAC! B hobotie bel hh cr is well-known hotel will reopen nder same Management ax last season, Cir i Star offi e Address 935 L st. n.w.. Wash- | Ou main line, express daily except Mo; ay FE Gl mie-@8 WALTER BURTUS. | “Vor Lexineton ana Kors! Stations 110303. m. », 9:80, wai oF Baltimore, week days, 4:0), 5 Cc NIAL BEACH MOTEL, OPEN FOR "2 Situated 68 miles from Washiugton on the mac River. This popular resort under its ew tal ment, bas been newly painted and remodelied and | mauy new features added for the comfort aud enjoy- ment of ite guests. Salt water bathing, fishing aud crabling and many new amusements adced to the a, und. Special rates to large parties and families Way’ Stations between Washington and Balth- gmt A summer, 5:00, 6:40. 8:30, @ m., 12:10, 3-25, 4:35.) 7 Jn. Sundays, 8:30am, 1:15, 3.28. 30, 7.15, 7:20, 8 BRUCE COLTON, Proprietor, » (45 minutes) 3e13-2w* Milestown, St, Mar; OSES VIEW HOTE:. i a Ocean View, Va. Fight Miles from Norfolk, ‘Open from June "l to September 1, Kates, $2.50 = S14 and €16 per week; $45 aud G55 per Month. or further particulars address W. W. PRICE, Manager, _my18-3m yi ean View, Va. INEY POINT HOT! $ ES Ba ST. M COUNTS, id. Open June 15th, KY. Near the Chesapeake », trains leave B and ©. 2 wok eee ee lee cod 2:50 8 Bye S40, undays 340, For Annapolis, 620 p 8:40 aud 8-50 8 bay. Rates $8, $10 aud $12 aud $14 per week, and | and 6:00 pm. "On Sunday $2and 82:50 per day. Steamer Leary Monday, Wed- | Leave Annajolis, 6-40, 8 Besday and Friday. Write for circulars. 15 p.m ya, 837 _del7-1m "Messrs, W. WILLIAMS & CO., Prot For. Statior ,URF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND; OPENS JU more 1avurably located than any of the seaside re: | "sor Rockville sorts; prevail direct frown ‘the ocean; aver | Po see tell meat, i dee: a paradise for children; 2 HOES ae td sterweduate points, “9:00, sailing, fishing, and bathing in oF ocean. My Y intermediate i For full particulars sve Five Island tie table, show- BF aha a SED, dng route aud luca. to be cpteines a & 80 Cuurch train leaves Washington on Sunday st 1-15 613 Pa eee eo or | PPL tubhiiu at ail tatoos oy Metropeliuat Beane b's."S) sais "a © my, ‘Supdayets13 pane ae SOO 8B Fire Island Beach, N.¥._ For ay : aan. on 00 mn. 7 EN FOR THE SEA. | , Trains arrive from Chicago dul <m. a LE ry Louis datly 3 terms for June. Mer partionion altro ae . ~ = 5 Pau.; from Pittsburg 7:10 am, re . ‘ON. “ g Superi.tendent, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION, 3e12-1m Tolchester Beach, KeutCo.'Ma,_| | For New York, Trenton, Newark aud Ehgabech. & jee] ob 30 pan, i ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS he'd 20 pam train doee aot slop at Ellaabeth or Rew For Philadelphia, N Wilmi and or tHe 2400, 35,00. Ty:30, 12-00 aus Ue 8 SOT and *10:30 p'm, . For intermediate points between Baltimore and LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT CO. Fiuiadelp hia, 19:30 ann.,°2:30and 14 SU prin iraige leave, Now XSEk tye Mashiugton. 8:30, Information can be obtained in Washington at B. pity 00 ante, “80. °2:80, °3:15, *5:00 pam. 2 ui. tick: Traiug leave Philadelphia for Washington, *$:1 tc accent sp. 71110 am, 11:89, 4215, “5-09, Sete T. P. CARPENTER, Gen. Pass. Agt, ‘For Atintitic City 4-00 am. an@*12-00m. For Long Brauch apd Ovoau Grove 112,00 im. Sunday "Daily. sunday only my15-2m BOFPALO, RY._| alin for “au “calecked" from hotels C" E BY TI SEA, OLD POL 50M. dences by Cun Transfer Co. on orders T Tort, Ne open al te youre Ecduced rates, 62 a — 619 ene 133 Re a ete eer! GRO. Morrietor, | 9-1 ODELL, General Manager SPRINGS AND BATHS._ ERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. ‘Three hours from Washington vii UTE, DID SER RY, T. Hotel Sone 3 the eeamn aes IN EFFRC tit, ase. No staging, Hotel opens June e waters are EFFR ci 5 alkaline, thermal and electric, a ‘specific for rheu- | TRAINS LEAVE W N, FROM STATIO} tuations, netrsiei, Kidncy'ahd'pervons diseases. | ~~ COUNE SUKELTS, AS ths abd swituming pools, new and elegant, and cer- aWS: tainly botexcelied in the country. Hotel large aud | For Pittsburg and the Weet, Limited Ens cusine first-class, Write for illustrated and deverip- ‘of Pullman Vestibuled Cars at 9:50 an. daily, tive pamphlet, Line, 9:50 a.m. daily to Cincinnati aud St. Loula, myzeelm* INO. T. TREGO, Prop. With’ Sleeping Cars from Pittsburg to Cincinnath, ud Harrisbury to St.Louis; Ke ‘Saturday, ONGKESS HAT - to Chicago, with Sleeping Car Altoona, to Chi SHELDON SPRINGS, Vr. Western Express, at 7:40 p.m. daily, with ‘This popular summer resort, 8 wiles from St. Albans, | urs Washington to Chicago and St. Louse, com ie now open. Mineral baths; everything first-class: Pecting daily at Harrisburg’ with through fhe only hotel near the celebrated Misnsduot Springs. for Louisvilleand Memphis, Pacific Express, 10 Send for descnptve circular, F. WES1, Manager. p.m. daily, for Pittsburg and the West, with 2m* uxh Siceper to Pittsburg, aud Pitsburg to AUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA., tire new management ; 3 hours’ ride from beautiful pew brick’ hotel; fue ble, nulpbur water, highly beneficial in kiu* Rochester and Niagara Faille daily. cpt punday. 610 a.m, BALIIMOKE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD “ For Erie, Canandaigua and ter daily ; for Bute dropsy, dyspepsia, skin diseases, &c. falo aud Maxara daily, exceut Sat 10-00 ee eee hi, with Sleeping Car Wasi to Rochester, ew + a arate For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmire at ¥:508 ETTY G8, PA. AIGHTE! nday. 2 Gisunnee Resort, one ile from Gettysburg, P MHIA, NEWYORK AND E EAST, and 72 miles from’ Baltimore, Md. ‘The Kutalyzi 1-00 and 11:40 a1. Water and baths ® specific tor rheumatism, kiducy diseases and dyspepsia. No malaria. No mosquitos, For descriptive pamphlets, &c. address . W. GOLEM. 4:10 0 pan. On Sunday, #3 40 MEM BEES iw ess of Fullman Parlor Cars, 0:40 0.1m. deily, except Sunday, aud 3:45 p.m. dally, with Dui cs FOR PHILADELPHIA Ouee., Fast Express 5:10 a, mi. week , aud 8:10 p.m iy. Express 2:10 pea, ‘Accom. 6 p.m without change, 2:50 p. m. every day, yu, N. ¥., all through trains connect ity with “boats of Brookly rect transfer to Fultou double ferriage across New York For Atlantic City 11.00. For Balunore, 6:: 0 and 140 a, a 4:10, 4:20, 4:40, 6.00 liz On tor, Formerly of Carrollton Hotel, Baltimore. Trains from Weshington counect at Union Station, Baltimore. tel7-lim ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 54 MILES ne. of Winchester and 13g miles s.e. of Stephenson's pot, Frederick county, Va. E.C. JORDAN. my T4-4m Jordan Springs P. a OCK ENON $P! S AND MINERAL BAT an the Great North Mts..Va., Gig hours from W ington. Capacity 300. NO BAK. Atmosphere covl, scenery grand, fine drives, unexcelled mineral waters, steam-beated baths and swituuang pool, Sanitary ar: Tangements and drainage pertect. A bew orchestra Anew stable aud fine livery, furnished nnex, af = 3 & Co. proprietors of the Tally Ho Ay ungton. “Circulars, with terms and full in: formation, at scion The star. Apply to AS. cpeet ile am and 4:40pm. daily, privtor, For Anuepolis, 7:20 and 9:00 am., 12.05, 420008 N PURSUT =e came Serettl iO Tw cedeceinacomnce tine von EIN PU! T EAL" OR PLEASURE p.m. would do well to visit River Springs before goiug DKIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL elsewhere. Fishing, crabbing, oysters, busting, traits WAX, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGLON music, dancing, Address Dr. K.P. BLAK( RAILWAY, River Sprini IN EFFECT MAY 12, 1880. pte For Alexandria, 4:30, 2, 6:40, 9-45. 10.57 T 1U' BAT’ am. 12.04 noon, 4:95, GOL, 61, open for rece tion of suosts, 02, 10:05 and 11:37 p.m. On bi st 4: specific for Gout, Rheumatisu, J wralysis, Liv 0:45, 10:97 am 238, OUL, bad oe ay kc. For paiuphlets, &., address Se mis WHE HEALING SPRIN ‘are open for recey m J. A. AUGUST, Prop. iS, BATH COUNTY, VA, jon of guests. The waters an. Accoiuinodation for Quantico, 45 a.m.and 4:55 p.m Wee ys, 7:450.m. Sunda: For Kichmend and the South, 4:50, 10-57 a.m. daily, mg peed, ae En Zip. m. daily, except Sunday. taneous ‘Diseases, Be" bc, For pamphlet fen od ave Alexandria for Wash: im dress J. N. WOOUDWA ‘ jel 910,10 151307 om: #4 a W SPRINGS, P_ 0, NEWMARKET, io 220, 1 Cand 11-07 & m,; 2:00, nday at 800, 9:20, AL cS Va., Massauutten mountain, on 2,000 feet and 10:39 p.m, four miles trom Depot: Excursion ‘Tickets, B&O Tie kets aad inforuiation at the office, northeast con, A ‘or circulars, I. =. ner 0! 3 street ‘uLs)lvan® svenDe, myll-lm&l4a* at ‘the station, where orders canbe left Fat checking of tageage to destination from hotela Tesidences J CHAS. E. PUGH, 3. R. WOOD, LLEGHANY SPRINGS, | VACTHE sQREAT General M General Passenser yspepsia cure, Recommended by the State Medi- | J51EpMONT AIR LINE! 1 Society of Virginia, Now recognized as the leadi: 889. Saterme place in the incuntaine of Virginia. Forde | 2y.30 a, Pcysaule im effect May 12,1 ‘Ten ton, Gordot i ie, : ou, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Stations between Alexandria.and Ly ny nstol, Kuoxville, Chattanooga snd tuan Sleeper Weabiagton to Memphis. .—Fast mail daily for Warrenton, Char ‘ie, Gordonsville, Statizne Cl ro ahd Ono Foute, dyuchoune, Kocky Mount, Danville and Sta tous between, Lyachburg and Danville, a Kahexts. ‘aon vibies Charlotte, Columbia, seriptive pauuphiets and circulars apply to FRANK 1. HOOD, 514 F st. new. a C. A. COLHOUN, Proprietor. RORA, WEST VIRGINIA, THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA AN! HEALTH RESORT OF THE ALLEGHANIES, THE AUROKA HOUSE AND ANNEX Opeu for the Season June 1. First-class accommodations at moderate rates, Cir. culars at the Star otlice, J. H. SHAFFER, Proprietor, my18-2n Aurora. W. V CAPOX LAKE HOME, NEW AND PLEASANT R sort in West Virginia Mountains, ten springs, Iron, Lithia and other waters, cures. Khew Kidnex Attectious, &c.; Hot and Cold Baths, Bow Bass Fishing unsury meet guests at Winchester, . m.—Daily, except Sunday, for Manassas, Siraxbury and intersbelinte stations. 225 p. via Lynchburg, Bristol and Chat- M4 vule Sleepers Washington to Vestii thence return can Memphis, connec for all Arkansas pointe; and Ohio offices. Terras also Washington to New Orieans, dress W, ©. WILSON, ON. or inquire at MAGEUDE! ave. 9:40 p.m —Western Express, Gail; Charlottesville, Steupton, man Vestibule train W gion we — : <p Pullman sleeper for Louisvifie. aka, gamoADWaN, FuONTING | ([OOPEE HORE aici anf ay or age, uve, Ned, “Porters ee raddrees es “Mt |” COOPERSTOWN, LAKE, N ¥, Auguste, Aunty MMcuteaert. Sew Oriana, eam Se OPENS JUNE 20 New Oricanm via AUants aud Mesteomen” Palsows FOCTEL OXFORD, KEY EAST BEACH, N. J, 2 Sleeper W Birmingljom, Als., vie AUamte pens June 20, Xo Malaria: no Mosquitoes: no and Georgia Pacife Reilway: Address GEO. FA. ted pasate cd ee ao ineton eS aa 29-6013 > ponent “J ‘ton 0:00 atm. ) except Dunday, . = ee Alny muuacer Princess Ane, Gully, arrive Hound Mill 19-40 ams wats Tecate * “8 coray counry.y.3._| tee Pru daily gucept bunday. asriving Wasbiseres 8: Fifty yards frou ocean: near Barnegat Bay ; Superior ee ee eee ee Rin and $.Sep 2 om table; hand-omely furnished; artesian water; On top of Allegheny Mountains, the South vin Chastain Dame elevators and ull improvemedte, Perfect drainage: an ilic and! Lynchbupe "arrive in Wastington surf bathinae, boating and fishing. 93.00 per day. ‘THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE quads 13 ps vial Tosmeneen, Bristol apd luced rates. to permanent ; 2 eadind ary’ at an ‘in i Now cpen. Circulars aud fall parciculars sent oo, Seas eee ee Oe, ud Ohio tuute and Chaciottestiile at 2 ce sypheation, JULES B RUUSBEAU. a WH. B DUNHAM, Supt, : om . cawetle ——____Prprietor_ | _myt-see Crowson. Cambria Co. Ba. sleering-car reservation and SE. E--NEW 3LAN. JOUR HUN ET ABOVE D MARK; aud checked at office, 1300 een NEW _ENOLAND. Toots, Inages apd eighty, TEIMELE. £-GO: | Srivanis avenue esas Goatees seen, ver NEW SUMMER RESORT Harper's Ferry, W. Va, New furniture, no malaria of | nia Railroad, Gil and D streets, A 2 Uiosguitoea A’ No. 1 cook, Address LW. LIGHT: | ~myi JAS. 1. TAYLOR, Gen ON THE COAST OF MAINE. NEt, Clerk. Open July 1. e10-2m" ‘The purest water, the finest air. Rare combination of mountains, woodland and ocean, The best facilities for boating and fishing. Hotel accommodations and eppointments not surpassed by any in the state, Send for circular, Address (i BAY POINT, ROCKLAND BREAKWATER, Je7-1m ROCKLAND, ME. M Need WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, N. H., Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N. H., thirty minutes distant, where couches from the house meet every THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH - SHORE. OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 207z, FRANK JONES, Prop. ‘W. K. HILL, Manager. myl7-codtm GEE weer iOUBE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa. Bric! ulti capacity 1 247 eS = = vate tric bells; spring water: TOMAC KIVER LANDINGS. sanitation. (any 0-3m) ‘ArT Ta Ban, rata a OTEL KARTFRSRILE Ty on Sfuudnyn, Wedoptaye gad Briley at Sm et Open June 25. pee landing at itivet as fares or Se ereek and urward during July. ton's, "Md. Nomini Va, Currioman, p Levuardto aid Wo Faron, to al) Rosaings: Pirt-claaa, 60 coute, Sonaad my17-co26t Broadway and 20th st., New York, | “lass, 35 cents. ae ABE FP Bo SE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA; irom thosg crs Peeks sietclnan, plenty fresh ine 86 per week. Open May 15. : my 1-3 Le" 3 OUSE, aE en Saeco Bay June 3 | QTEAMER MATTANO, HAVING ena ras prea mot | fas HCAS RN ee QUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE. AURORA, WEST Vig pe far as are ee roomcreget deren sina, Wedveadeys. wp ed pT ok LANTZ. ou. me on Fuh SUAS myiSm JNO. MAC TRANSPORTATION Li ees 4