Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1889, Page 7

THE OHIO CONVENTION. Buckeye Republicans Meet to Nominate State Officers. When the Ohio republican state convention assembled in the Metropolitan opera-house, in Columbus, yesterday afternoon, there were 823 delegates present and over 1,000 spectators. Hon. W. C. Cooper, the temporary chairman, made an address, touching upon the tariff, pensions and civil service reform, as well as matters of state interest. The mention of Gov- ernor Foraker’s name called forth an expres- sion of the convention that indicated the senti- ment of the delegates on the probable nominee for governor. At the close of Mr. Cooper's address there was a universal call for Mr. McKinley, but that gentleman did not respond, te the convention resumed business, The committee on oalias and the state central committee were then announced, and then the resolutions, offered by O. 8, Brumn- back, of Toledo, in reference to the death of Mrs, Hayes, expressing regret and condolence and eulogizing the deceased, were adopted by e analy yote. The convention then adjourned “the tat interest in the work of the convention centers, of course, in the nomination for gov- ernor. Ben Butterworth is reported to have said last night if Foraker was nominated he would go to Dakota daring the campaign. A TEXAS POLITICAL FEUD. Gov. Ross Compelled to Send Troops to Wharton. The killing of Red Gibson ‘at Wharton, Tex., last Saturday by Kyle Terry has stirred up bad blood in Wharton and the adjoining county (Fort Bend), and there are grave fears that the | opposing factions will clash and much blood be shed. The governor Monday night received a telegram from Sheriff Garvey, saying: “I am unable to enforce the law without a conflict of arms, and ask assistance from the state to | disarm the community and enforce obedience to the law.” County Judge C. M. Weston wrote as follows: “Under the present state of affairs in this county it becomes my duty to officially notify your excellency that officers of the county are powerless to enforce the law. It is impossible to disarm the community and the pablie peace and safety of the county demand that it be done by some other power.” The governor received the following tele- ‘am from Sheriff Jones: ‘Kyle Terry killed Gibson here last Saturday. Examining trial will be on the 26th. A mob 1s seriously threatened and the prisoner's life is in danger. Force at hand very inadequate to uphold the law. Please order Victoria Rifles here to-mor- row to assist me in maintaining peace during the trial.” In compliance with the above the governor has ordered the Victoria Rifles to Wharton and Capt. Jones’ Grangers to Richmond. The feud is & political one, but is not confined to repub- lieans on one side and democrats on the other, but a mixture of democrats and republicans being on each side. Terry, who killed Gibson, is a son of Col. Terry, of the famous Terry Rangers, and has a strong following. Gibson Was & prominent man aud had scores of friends. CARDINAL GIBBONS ON IRELAND. He Thinks the Treatment of Political Prisoners Unnecessarily Severe. Some time ago the editor of the Dublin, Ire- land, Freeman's Journal sent a request to a number of prominent men in the United States and Canada asking them for an opinion on the treatment political prisoners had received i Ireland during the past three years. Among the answers was the following from Cardinal Gibbons: “As far as my opportunities enable me to judge, it is the general sentiment of our thoughtful American people that the treatment of political prisoners in Ireland has been ex- ceedingly harsh and wantorly severe, and in that view I am compelled toconcur. But I hope that this subject is but a passing episode to be soon forgotten or at least condoned in view of the blessing of home rule and th privilege of autonomy in domestic affairs which is within your grasp. I trust that the friendiy relations between England and Ireland will increase every day and that the tong, un- natural and disastrous conilict will give place to an honorable emulation in the field of com- merce and industry, such as happily exists among th states oft our federal union.” NOTES. The fine old church of C of Chilver’s Coton, Wor- cestershire, England, the original of Sheper- ton. in George Eliot's “Scenes of Clerical Life,” is to be thoroughly restored. The gold medal of the Linnean society was awarded this year to Prof. de Candolle, the eminent botanist. Lord Zetland will assume office as lord-lieu- tenant of Ireland about the middle of July. ‘The committd® of the chamber of deputies having the matter in char; ge has approved the canal com- pak for the relief of the tas Salisbury has been invited to preside at a meeting of liberal unionists to be held in Dublin shortly. The Dublin Express says be has accepted the invitation. The pope is preparing an important ency- elical letter, which will be issued on Saints Peter and Paul day. As the pope's time is pry od occupied with this work, eR audiences at vatican have been for the present post- poned. The City Carlton club, of London, gave a banquet to Sir Richard Webstert the attorney- general, lastevening. eferring to the at- tacks ee [wee pd him in connection with the ‘Parnell case, Sir Richard ssid he be- ihevea that they were directed more against the government than against himself per- 3 he was happy to say they had not in- rr. Count Kalnoky, the Austrian foreign min- ister, yesterday made an important speech on the situation in Europe, taking the view that while e was not at present endangered the situation was unsettled and might easily change. ‘The king of Roumania, who is en route to Seve, be = @ long interview with Count inoky yesterday Dispatches rea Bosnia report that fighting is on between the Turks and insurgents at Novi-Bazar. It is rumored that all the Servians in the } town mare _been _ imprisoned. A Washington Si Singer’s Debut. A London special to the Philadelphia Times says: Miss Minnie Ewan, a young lady of an old Virginian family, who came to Europe three Years ago from Washington city to study music, made last evening her debut as Gila in “Rigoletto.” During her first numbers she Was very nervous, but in the subsequent act, n she escapes from the duke to her father and tells him her story, and also in the quar- tette of her last act, she obtained by sweetness and putity of her voice a decided success, —— 00 Russell Harrison’s European Trip. Russell Harrison, son of President Harrison, will start for Europe to-day on the City of New York. The major portion of his time abroad «will be spent in Paris at the exposition. He will represent Frank Jeslie’s TMustrated News- Incidentally he will visit land, Hol- Ei and" Italy. No time has a fixed fen “POREK Pennsylvania B Beats Yale. The two-mile race between the Yale and Uni- versity of Pennsylvania freshmen crews was rowed last evening over the Thames river and Lakes Pennsyl- a TEN DAYS’ MORE WORK. General Hastings’ Almost Herculean Task at Johnstown Nearly Completed. Several bodies were recovered at Johnstown yesterday. The work of blasting continued in- cessantly all day, buton account of a heavy rain work in the rubbish was suspended. Col. Hill, Col. Spangler and Gen, Hastings attended @ meeting of the Johnstown citizens held for the purpose of consulting in regard to the clos- ing up of the work in the region. Gen. Hast- ings stated that the state work had so far pro- gressed that he estimated the cleaning up of the debris in the Conemaugh above the stone bridge would be completed by the end of the week and that the work of cleaning up the streets and thoroughfares in Johnstown and neighboring boroughs, with the present force, would probably be completed within the next ten days, The work of cleaning out cellars under such houses as had been condemned by the board of health asa sanitary precaution would also be completed within the same period, and that at the end of that time there would remain of ne- cessity a very considerable amount of work to be done, but it would be mostly on private property. He stated further that the commis- sary department is at present supplying Lai visions to —s 25,000 people, there ig two large supply depots and eleven distributing commissaries. Colonel Spangler stated that that there were now ‘actual wages 2,300 men. Tt was recommended that all heads of fami- lies and single men earning wages should be discharged from relief in the line of food, clothing and supplies, and that the commissary stations be reduced to three or four in number and placed in the hands of Captain Henry H. Koon, of Johnstown, who has beea assisting the | department since the flood, Gen, Hastings said that the temporary store- | rooms, now being erected on Park square, were fully under way and would be completed within ten days; also that the bridge across the Cone- maugh near the railroad would be completed | to-day, and that the other three bridges would in all’ probability be completed this week. It was recommended that on Saturday next the military force be reduced to 150 men. After the interview with the committee a citi- zens’ meeting was held later in the afternoon, at which the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That the time has arrived, 4 the judgment ‘of the committee, to reduce eg Og ent distribution of supplies, and that Gen. Hastings be requested to taxe such measures to effect this as may seem best, and that we, the committee, approve the consolidation of the existing commissaries and pisting these in the charge of Capt. Koon, with such assistants aa may be necessary. REVOLT AGAINST THE CHEAP HOUSES, Johnstown people are in open revolt against the Pittsburg committee's $100 houses and they won't have them. No one of the residents thus far heard from will take one of them. The fact is the houses were never intended for family occupancy, but were constructed for fishing and bunting parties in the summer season. One of the houses was put up near the Baltimore and Ohio depot. It is a shed-like affair of drab color and has about as many points of architec- tural beauty about it as the coal-house behind a country school-house. It is simply a shell 10 feet by 16 feet, partitionless, chimneyless, lin- ingles, ceilingless; in fact, it is only a carica~ ture. It is not as warm asan “A” tent, and not half as roomy, and still it is the kind of a build- ing in which the Pittsburg relief committee proposes to domicile the families of the house- jess sufferers of the devastated valley. Gen. Hastings heard the first thurmurs of discontent with respectfal incredulity, but as | soon as he saw the shell he was just as indig- nant as any of the kickers, and at the mecting yesterday afternoon took occasion to express himself in the strongest terms. He told the Citizens’ committee that the houses were ir no sense what he expected them to be or what they had been Sie uae to him, and he ly employed earning would not insist that they occupy them. He told them that he would do all in his power to remedy their troubles, and if possible get them substantial builJings. He said he told the | commission when it was here a few days ago | that ter Carpenter =~ would build four-roomed two-story buildings for the same -y. and larger ones in proportion, of hem- k. These, Gen. Hastings said, would be durable and comfortable, and would last the occupants till they should be able to build their own houses again, be that six months or three years hence. SULLIVAN'S * TRAL ‘G CAR. How he will Travel to the Battle Ground Near New Orleans. ‘New York Special to Baltimore American. When Jobn L. Sullivan starts for New Orleans, near which point he is to be beaten by Jake Kilrain or to defeat him, he will not stop training. In fact he will train all the way to the Crescent city, letting up, of course, a day before the fight. His private car will be fitted up with bath, dumb bells, clubs, and all of the paraphernalia requisite to training. The big one will devote most of his attention while traveling to the bag,which he will punch indus- triously as the express train takes him through the southern fields. The trip will not be 4 hurried one, Sullivan will have a night in Cin- cinnati, and another in Montgomery, Ala., and wiil getinto the southern climate by degrees. It is the climate which the Sullivan party fear most. John hasbeen up in a high mountain breathing the dryesé¢ and purest sort of air for weeks, and it is feared that the change from such temperature to the feverish heat of the Louisiana sun will upset the pugilist's constitution. Kilrain's advantage in this respect is noted in pass- in, He has been in a warmer climate than Sullivan, and the change will not be so keenly felt by Jake. Sullivan's fietistions 2 to bie chances of winning are thus summarized by th fighter himself: “I shall win, barring accidents.” The latter phrase covers lots of ground, and to judge from the betting, mon- ied men think that the chances of accidents are as 50 to 100. The men are considered about evenly matched. The chances that Jobn L. is not condition and cannot be SS in condition, offset the supposed superiority of the Bostonian’s blow asa settler. No odds are reported as offered against either man, and few bets have been made public. It quite certain now that Sullivan means bu: ness. He had heard so much about Kilrain being in the ad best condition that he is strictly attending to his work. The general opinion among the ting men here is that if Sullivan fails to drive a winning blow home in the first few rounds he will be out of it. Kilrain will out-wind him, and finally defeat him. | Sulivan is counting on landing that decisive blow at an early stage of the battle. prsnen PN Vee The West Virginia Contest. A Charleston, W. Va., special to the Baiti- more Sun says: The gubernatorial contest com- mittee, now in session in Grafton, finished the reading of the Brooke county depositions, and of about 200 votes challenged by Goff5 were thrown out. Judgment has not yet been passed upon the votes assailed by Fleming, of which there are also about 200. bat when it is the re- sult will stand about even in Brooke county, if nota little in Fleming’s favor. The deposi- tions show a bad state of affairs in Brooke, | aaa having voted there promiscuously from Pennsylvania and Ohio without even being examined by the election officers, and itis Possible a whole precinct may yet be thrown 3 The committee tackled Gilmore county jonday, Tarex Hovxs to PurtapELruta.—The Bal more and Ohio trains for Philsdelphie ss na Absolutely Pure. | the ordiu: id ‘cannot be sold in competition with the aiultitude of low 1 teat, short weight, aluin oF Soe ‘Sold only th eans, ate powders. ROYAL Baking bn 100 Wall st, Ye uhhowke GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & €0.’S Breakfast Cocoa Is ——, 2 nag and No Chemicals are used In ite preparation. It has more than three times the strength of Cocos mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or and is therefore far more econdmical, leas than one cent @ cup. Tt is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, Ea- GULLY DIGESTED, and admirably adapted SUMMER RES RESORTS. eee He Phew management. myl5-2m of fotel, Philada, Howe CHET WOODE, EY crTy, §. 3. epee one kT ae tes BS Ghar ATLANTI an eo ot oa aa U- line roby Mave poe Rio ctr: doe Soe Hest 2 pet ey aay 88 0 Bid ber week 3 ~jAMES 8 jana QNTUCKY AVE, nokta Seo Site aes [sataedal aliens 25 ockaN ‘SD DELAWARE AVE. Mayes TNNAAY: FORO TSS ae WOOTTON, Im, Te, RE CORAN Rinne Go oy ERAS AVE. Wate special ‘MRS. Je20-; HE wie ood THANTIC OITY, ¥. 3 to Wi ORRINES. 0 sie in re his citys Je 20-2m IP RE Fro. ORIDA, © ied eta Ie ay Ababa City, N. r ait the year. 1 “Bais ‘k BROW. ny2t2m— bad! On the beach, Massach a J. On the a tas ‘Sheet ‘hew iron pier. netin gye, ier pins re MARSTON, ATATIC CHS, ALAR rest aud in estairan at =k 336 cha ier Conches to apa from tho beac ars Orch ate sire, 2m City, NJ. "emo W2'aner rates, Meena with on, W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass, (Sis 816 16 Coeftnw! et St. ——$— = PHILADELPHIA. Grand National Award of 16,600 francs. QUINA-LAROC AN INVIGORATING TONIO, CONTAINING PERUVIAN BARK, IRON, AND PURE CATALAN WINE. Malarl s lndicestion Fever ek wile of f alarla, Indigestion, Fever & Ague, Loss 0 appetite, Pootness of Blood, Wauralgi, &, 22 Rue Drouot, Paria. E. FOUGERA & (0., Agents for the U. &. 30 NORTH WILLIAM ST., N. ¥. Poor, Foolish Men. “TAKE A WOMAN’ $ ADVICE. ‘This is only the second time in cight wooks thay Thavo had to polish my boots, and yet I had hard ‘work getting my husband to give up his old Diacking) brush, and the annoyance of having the paste black- ing rub off on his pants, and adopt Wolf'sAGREBlacking Amagnificent Deep Black Polis! ich laste ‘on Men’s boots a week, and on Women’ onth. WOLFF & RANDOLPH. pHiLapevPHia M ry LY VIGOR, ti Rxeems wiectly fegsined by the new Besion- Bure, Remenies: Jost througn errors oF eC tise.” Absolute secrecy. Varico~ ei@ cured without pain or operation. esion-Dupre Gliniau 165 Tremont Bt., Boston, LADIES’ GOODS. 0. WHITE, LADIES’ TAILOR, 18 Now PR pared to moke all ki Prices. luding habits at #50; Clot Costuntos Se All work guaranteed to be first-class, a Witt, 1ilu Pet nw. Seka se Tiere LEBRATED WHITE'S GLOVE-FITTING Cot Waist Linings, copyrighted, for sale at Koyal, Baum's, ‘and at GEO. We Just the thing for Summer, iipersaies by plainconbing at Wile M. J. PRANDI, 1329 F st. n.w. (Mrs. Harrison's), Linporter of Fine French Hair Goods, Hairdressing. _4e3-1m* Shampooing. Ne REMOVAL. MESSRS. MERTZ & COMPANY, TAILORS, BEG TO ANNOUNCE they will remove to thelr ele- ant quarters, 514 11TH STREET, Square below their present en some time in July apl0-3in TRENCH DYFING ASSL 5 iret siaes fade? ad Ga i Flush, Velvet and Evening Dresses, ON AND CAROL] LERCH, forueriy with A. Fischer and Maison Yriese. Pai _ tion. p= ALES WORT, ATLANTIC CIT X, ae Sn a end WILL OPEN 3 FEBRUARY, i880.” jal4-6m_ & McCLELLAN. Te CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Moved to the Beach. ENLARGED AND IMER KEASSED OCR AY waEw. Salt Water Baths in the | House. or AY, JUNE 26, 1889. ie. 2: 815 oe | Tee wits Che BO. rane: | TSE AGADIAN, CASTINE, MAINE. eS eee seg WALKER & 00. Frogs. LT. LOVEJOY, Manager. i lead WENTWORTH, N.H, Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N. H., thirty minutes Gistant, where coaches from the fin. ‘house meet every THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH SHORE. FRANK JONES, Prop. W. K. HILL, Manager. myl7-cod2m SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. TLANTIC HOT! EAN are, MD. Opcos Suwe $2.50 and ‘week, ‘acco! fuests; fine boating, gunning, nd Sahing Li ‘day, 81 ws oes m8 Siring circulars oF Ties House unul June 30. GW. WERE FOity. Bove Tieton. ‘Also proprietor Rigns House, Washington, D.C. e5-1m iz50 and os ature, de- RIGHT HOUS!) HENLOPEN BEAt - B poe ei: |-known hotel oo une jagement as last season. la Pulars ai St nb Star offca, "x 935 L st. n.w., Wash- for the season, fuged to old rato-@8.” WALTER BUNTON. Je13-2m_ E ROBERTS & SONS. myll-3m* T= CLIFTON, COR. ATLANTIO AND CON- JOLTONS OX THE POTOMAC” WILL OPEN noo aves. ren Atlantic Cit aly 7 June 1 For particulars ae - me REPRE sn aT EPH ENGTE Crnpristor, | jelS2wt River Spent Se fe Mary's county, Md, HE WAVERLY,” Open alithe ye ete roid sea rater baths in pen all the years hoe and colt seas house? etn parlors,’ Bra dL: BRYANT. jos tes WETHER, ATLANTIC cry, NJ Gtr ¥ .. near the beach, hl 1-eo4m M. J. ECKERT, BBITT | HOUSE, E jackson Hig Reed e May, NJ Coen | View: ‘Open all 3 8. W. GOLT. ARESTEETY SATE Mh MAY CITY, a J. all thi first-class. fe bech, opposite ou per Tinton 82.80 OTS t DEREDT Ba eT = Jel-2m Stock TON 1 HOTEL, cise eae Opens June 15, Rates $3 and $4 per day. Special rates ainted, remodel bet trated Soe 000. ln eled and iinproved ; New Ball Hand A Assen jeut Room; Children’s new Dine ing, Ball an foous, Cuisiie and service first. class, Tlarest suites with parlor, bath aud closet, Orchestra of eleven pieces, Dogs not taken, ¥, THEO. WALTON, Je15-to Syl Proprietor YS ALDINE, DECATUR ST, CAPE first ‘ouve from peachy hot sud. cold bats op? suite. 9 T Eoxenenakl Pseei-2m nav’ "THEO, MUELLER, Prop. pars EW COLUMBIA, OPENS JURE, 15, isso, JAMES MOONEY, Owner. FEANK H. HILDRETH, Jed-2m___ Late of the Hotel Lafayette, Proprietor, pu WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N. J., WILL OPEN JUNE15, _3e1-2m SBURY PARK, N. one a Large well ve tilated, communicating rooms pertect sanitary condi- tion; artesian water aud gas ‘throughout the house; special vermns for June and September aleo for lange ress Mus. TON HUNT, Prop. COLE: AND ANNES Enlarged and Improved, bow open, First-Class Stable Under Same Management, =. RALPH, Prop. B, W. SWOPE, Manager. “4 ULANTA HOTE) BURY PARK, N OPEN JUNE Ion doy the management of the prescht owner. Lg WM. APPLEGATE, _ He ALBI PARK, ‘ONLY ble and RY z. yards froin tim url Tenth sesso arpointwnents thabest. ‘Térms from $8 to $1 per eek; 82 8 day. "Now open. Orchestta engaged 1oF ason. Send for circular. Sty __C. H. PEMBERTON, _ TAL HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N. J., OPENS ne 13. Accommodations for 300 mieste: di- Fectly ou the beach wit ocean vie SAME D. Mein KE, Prop, Fe BERTONE BALE cd COTTAGE AT CO- lonial Beac! ‘with floor. injuire: av 301 it'et bw. also, one Tent, pL 4 by 20, 6-room Cot {OR 8A SALE AT COLONIAL BEACH, A BESIHARLE 4 ottage on Fiver front near that of ro! Price 8. one Sioan Cott and eas, lot L00x' handsomely finished inside ; cor, Lossing ave. and Price $2,500, or will rans opens MOORES HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, LEON- and u daily. HERBERT Y- Baud 25. Md., is now open for summer guests, 1-50 por day lh het dat jo mosquitoes. Steamboa! KE, Proprietor, jevo-1m" JEW PRING es NNE TEL, Nis BEACH, VA. ‘Situated directly on the ocean, 18 miles due east of Norfolk, Va. This great seaside resort presents every advantage for luxury, comfort, convenience Bealth ee Elegant driven ott the lard, beach and turough the Bend tor itustrated pamphice, ims om the _Je22-266 SE GAITTEEDED, | yCEAN VIEW HOTEL, oo View, Vi, Eight Miles from Norfolk, ve ") to September 1, m June 1 to tes, $2.50 perday: ra and 816 per week; $45 and $55 per for rurther particulars my18-3m address ‘W. W. PRICE, Manager, vw. Va. Ocean View, VINEY POT ue. Open Rates erid and Fri circulars, M June 15t 8, NT HOTEL (Sf. Rasy. i Fare—Rou! THOS. W. BT. MARY'S COUNTY, Near the Chesapeuke aud $12 and j Steamer Leary $14 per week, am Monday, Weds Wette for nd trib $1. felt week, $30 per lies for one montl steamers at Piney Point wharf, ing. Be Tune mou’ LORGE'S B'S ISLAND, MD., per day, $9 per moinents for fake . "Spectal’ rang hor loner, Will mest Norfolk nailing and bath- x AMS & er to A.J. 12 7th 0. POLAND SPRING, Pp? THE FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT IN NEW ENGLAND. THE POLAND SPRING HOUSE, ENLARGED TO TWICE ITS FORMER CAPACITY, OPEN FROM JUNE 15 TO OCTOBER 15, HIRAM RICKER & SONS, Sours PoLanp, Mz. JOHN KEYWORTH, Acenr, my29-w,slm “ASBURY PaRK, N. 213. First ave., fourth house from the ocean, Open pew man ageuient by its owner. M. LEWIS. HE k MAPIEON, G OCEAN END OF SUNSET AY} thd Asbury Park, N. J. Pure artesian water; perf sanitary equipment. For rates and information dress C.B. 8’ Me . M. DYMOCK. je10-eodim HE FENTMO} ¥ PARK. THIS BEAU- tirully located houses 19¢ blocks fem ‘ocean, has all the city imp ements, and will pe found Arat-class in mH (U8. "NO! 72m UERN SEVENT! ASBURY re ~Beuutifulty focated aa thesyais dite weway, ich connects all the famous ‘Noreh Jersey resorts short distance from beach, lakes aud batuiuw pavilion: Perfect sanitation; ‘as’ throughout; woven wire huuir tuattrewwes:) excellent “table; feunis, moderate prices. f the Liviuestou, Washington, D, C.je22-lin every respec! } awe tem, suling, Je14-26t more favorabl: sorts; prevailing SURE HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND, OPENS JUNE L located than any of the seaside re- me direct from the ocean ; perature, 8 hing, and 318 9th strect northwest. BEHOBOTH (BEACH, DELAWARE. FAIRVIEW 306 feet from si "Good tabl Jez: 3. aver- uradise for children; Dadhise tt the bay or ocean. For ruil particulars see Fire Island {iine-table, show- ing route and location, to be obtained 01 bag’ OOK & SON, bed a ave., rpoucesteR HOTEL, OPEN POR TH! son; hotel remodeled and refuruished ‘Special terms for June, “For particulars ad Hotel COLUMBIA, N BEACH, N. J. ‘Will open for snesta tna ‘week in Sanies’ > Forcirculars, terms, Bc, FRED. E. FOSTER, TWELFTH SEASON. JeB"1ni * pene t ‘Next to Wilburton-1 _e13-1in ALMER HOUSE, SPRING PH BEABON First-class; reasonable rat (ok age ~lin* 3.R. PALMER. 3. Sanniis & CO. Fi Augton, D. C., oF h, W. iE SEA- oH PAXTON. Superintendent, Tolchester Beach, Kent Co., Md, ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS or THE LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT Co. Information can be obtained in Washington st B. and O. city ticket offices, T. P. CARPENTER, Gen. Pass. Agt., my15-2m BUFFALO, WN. ¥. Mh corm, tort, Vi ee ‘AGE BY THE SEA, OLD POINT OOM- peu all the year. ber week, Reduced 2 one pice e Dropeistoe. HE BALTIMORE ING LAKE BEACH, N.3., One block from Ocean. Reopens 258 1 ‘Mus. L. P. WHEELER, pa CARLETON | LAKE RING LAKE, N. J. ‘Open June us. _my27-eo2m 1, 8. HINKSON, Prop. W HLLRUR TON BY-THE-SEA, to BEEING LAKE on she bout” KR LETCHWOREE r SPRINGS AND BATHS OPENS JUNE 20 ‘No Malaria: no Me : eavgrion es Sa ih ek THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE ux the inounteins; ce TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA, Het ee Se fromm nhesgilay Sere wae ‘KSATERSKILL. Mrs. 5. wilt Tine fo. tn the. Whe . no mosquit Gowu-excellent tables terme 80 par week, my17-3:0 M a a. SUMMES Bag0RT Is Now sem San S'S cacdauy, Je19-e02w* Deer Park, Md. Maer eae oe ae 1a, eat ele * tennis lawns, bow sede aud horacs ers = cheat. pap NN i a Th my20-2m* UMMER BOARD! ACCOMMODATED_Fi RST- S class im ey Frostbare, Riseeny, County, Mi Partice withoat ildren pre- ferred. Pure water ane pene of cr rich pile ede Terms: END FIVE CENTS IN STAMPS FOR “SUMMER -xcursions."” complete list of summer hotels and ¢ houses in Catskill Mouutaiue, Sarutors all resorts in central and western New York, accessible by West Shore railroad (the ouly' through ‘drewing- Foom carline to Catakilln)t0 oop ; _310¢0-tojy1. 363 Broadway, X.Y. LN HEALTH. SEEKERS we. FISHERMEN. gine ken the Morrill House on Blue yom ewly furnished. Board st Harper's Ferry. W. Var jelé-ime rae RUTEATINSY. DELAWARE WATER, Gar. 2 HE LOVELY KEE-MAR HEIGHTS OR | SEMI. nary, situated in suburbs of Hagerstown, Md., spacious, shad; Neel will — mountain view, sf ‘irculars at Star o! CHAS. ROACH Prop._ Sune 20. a | PRE, Ee "CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, endorsed by the M Society of Vir- porwales ky gcer a ‘medicals athonites of the 8 » Te LOW open. ty 2,300. eaten por month from $30 to 66, according {6 location and size, of rooms, rates for the season. Elevated 2,000 onty address Ears Bean “Slangin Direc? ‘Managing Partner of nar Spritue Cor Jeri ATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, uutiful mountain resort ona spur the Blue Hote! modern and gomplete, Three RB, Open and 3 Bait rs. from Broad street, 3: . BROADHEA! fer, dormer! LAW. a MD. WILL BE opened for the reception of guests June 1 y bujlt and newly furnished: modern improv ments: electric bells; gue: water, Airs. Mt 3 COLE. of the Clarendot my29-lm POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. YLOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer John W. Thonipson leaves 6th etreet wharf = Mondays, h omg; dd Fridays at 7 a.m. Ke- turning Tuesday: ‘sand Satur ners. D. m, | = at Kiver Lanai as faras Kock Point, Col- ton’s, Md., Nomini Creek, Va, Currioman, ad and Leonardtown, Md. Fare to all landings: First-class, 50 cents; class, 35 cents, fadtim Dany XN ORF) LK POINT a3 Fiver en nd. Wedesd = it 2 Se aL ays Wy rent's Vaud SRE Se E. LSON, 7, st. wharf, my4-3m 585 weoawees it, Alexandria, Va. }OTOMAC apeemanniae nalegre! For Baltimore and Ri Capt, Geoghegan, i jeaven 5 a" brep ener Sunday at o'clock apply to _mb6-6m = ge ‘OMAC RIVER L. ANDI ic aD. W TRON STEAMER “ EFIELD” Loaves Mthustreet wharf on MONDATS. THURSDAYS : at7 am. Returning TUESDAYS. IDAYS and SUNDAYS p. m, touching st River ‘us far ag Nomint Crock, Va St Clements Bay atdtown, Md. Connects with Band O. R. Rat See schedule. JOHN B. PADGETT, ©. W. KIDLEY, Manager, 2 cs ala a ie Warts in} further infuriantiey STEPHENSON & BRO, ‘7th st, wharf. SHOT ROUTE TO LONDON, ee NOKDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8. 8. C0, Fast i Steamers, To Seutuapton tnden, Havre), Bremen, Trave, Wed., Ju Lahn, Wed July 3 ba m.; Sat, lier, Wed., July 10, 3 pam, ; Eider, Awan Lise, Atlantic F: Service. LIV! ‘POOL via QUEENSTOWN. Steamship “Cli \ OF ROME” from ae June Ey 24, August Bulvon vesmnge, S00 to 8100, Sorotd LASCOW, iW SER ICE. Steamers = ory sf Etre RS either veniees falocu Eseuision Tickets se ‘Travelers’ Circular 21, il — tS Sow York, or ney vaiia BVe. 2. W., ‘mh26-3m_ Washington. Bea Rp A wW. VA. Three hoi INO. T. TREGO, Prop. che nysom. JOT OcraNtC, BARNEGAT CITY, Open June 22 S Wiig a? i. ‘Terms, address ©. BOICE, Prop'r, Je1-3m. ANNA FIscH, ve ORY, CLEAN rt LL-WOOL GAUMENTS, MADE wF Ok RIP ey Aaarend mourning black A. FISCHER, 906 G st. now, TEPRACTICA are IN ROA Semone 8 Pennsylvania avenue. New York are leaving Washington promptly on schedule time. The Baltimore and Ohio is the only line running three-hour trains to Phila- delphia, and the average time of its New York trains is less than via any other line.—Adet. QUEEN & WALLAC! PETITIONS JOB PRINTERS, fm bOue ad TESTIMO BROMPILY ASO RATELY PRINTED FINE WORK A 5 SPECIALTY. aio WOOD AND COAL Anthracite Coal of all kinds constantly on hend, GEORGE'S CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL, FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL COAL, Sewed and Split Wood to Order, ‘Telophone—Yard, 954-2; Branch office, 956-2, mh20 PIANOS vA ORGANS. Ho™ ai enn MARS I BEACH, N. J., Address GEO. F. amar © A MRey bas. 3. my29-eo13t Howe HOTEL, ip BRANCH, N. J. chest one for $heseescn Sema e for rooms, Square, . JOHN n somos. Tmanager, (Late Hotel ‘Deaeee,) aburs. amyl Sw EL BRIGHTON, OCEAN pa le sIx p eer Auantic 0 City 5 eran si eth a ‘Yor cirewlars ad 29-1! otieNRY WALTER, Samra ‘ni is now open. mi SH IN SI Vr. oper EPO Tar; mie ron Bt. Abang, Mineral bat iol moms tho celta &. r descriptive circular, Sa rehire spay io” EITTSoTES ay fed Missistfual Rpeings: 9 ¥. West, Manager. fine tabl i seneiiciat isd: a Susy, .-4 BARKO’ ‘Manager. .—A DELIGHT! rom Geetys 94 _MEDICAL, &¢. can be consulted dally, 484.0 8%, cc 436 and 6th Prompt treatment. Corresy oudence and consults- fohetricdy couBdeatial. “Separate roome for Tadion jeustw" Lert aes sea ant Wilson: 11 Pace scat eae ge eb. Je24-OF ‘ME, DE ay TONG SeTAnLInNED aN D> eat ae ie Obes hours front ben NEVER 5vPR, BEEX CONTRACTED, THAT THAT gubsidentiy_ coum couruit Sata ee CaS jours’ experience, ree es es Serre seen tion and advice 7. and will guaran’ ‘im* 15 p. Sha Cieveland, Vertibuled Limited ex 20 am. and ©: Wheeling, Parkers! Ape anne, Pony Eley SOE of faltamore weak week day 9:30, mutes) a mn. Snipe teas & m., 12.10, 8:80am, 1i5,"3.2 ob, 8 * am, 1 i? 230, 7240, taping leave B. and . ¢ Wash- 9:05 a m., Pm op am. 1:49 and ay week days ©:10 and 8: aispes ee oom ets fae ne 820% For Annapolis, 6:40.and 8:30 am., 12:10, 4:25, 6:0 p ma. I is 3:50, tee Metropolitan, Branch, 16:43, status only; mn. intermediate points, “8:00 a, pp tniae es peton om Sunday st 1:48 ., SO) All stations on Metropo! mt i Pees ick £03 345, 10:80 am, 13:00, 14:30 s For Hagersiown, #10 :30am. and ¢5:30p.w. Trains ‘arrive from Chicago daily 11-4: £:09 Pp: from Cincunatl and Be Louie aaliy 3 pan. ; from Pittsburg 7:10 am. m all day tras. Se GpPhbadelphss, Newark, Wilmington and Chester hte Pesto. Wise Te 5 ae “23, 0d Pm. For intermediate pointe, Detwoen Baltimore apd phia, + 2:30 and 14-30 p-an. wv Nek for Meshington, 8: 1:30, *2:30, "3:15, "0-00 pm. eave Philadelphia for Washinetg 10 a PUTMC aa rt | on the 10:30 p. D.in, train does not stop a: 00 a.m. and *12:00 m. ‘or Long Branch apd Ocean Grove 112:00 im Except Sunday, “Daily. §Sunday only, for aud ‘checked trom hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left st spe ‘offices, G19 Saud 1551 Feuuyisauid evouwe and rt SCL oan Pon iE OpELt, General hasnager Pat winds easy PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 01 7O THE NOL, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. STEEL RAILS Magati ic “yt, RQULPAEN, Ic z IN Erect MAY Iii INS LEAVE WASHINGTON. PROM 3 STATIOR, Al CORNER OF SIXTH AND B STREETS, AS ibuled Care at 9:50 a.m:-daliy ; Feat ;aally to Cincinnati and St. Lous, om ae to Cin ais, ere ‘at Harrisburg with through Si for Louisville and Memphis. Pacific Express, 10:00 at a ee ee a our hy, tsburg, aud Fittsburg to Chicago. datgwe, Rochester ‘torand Niagare Fale jor Kane, asily, Sxceyt sunday. Bio ALTIMOKE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD For Ene, Canandaicua and Rochester daily ; for But- ee | Niagara — Saturday, 10:00 p jeeping Car Waslungton to Rochester. For Williat sport, Lock Haven and kimira at ¥:50a m, daily, excey Pou PHILA mt ith NEw YORK AND THE EAST, 20, 11:00 and 11:40 am. 25 43° y mt On Sunday, 9:00, 1 m., 2-50, 4:10, and Express of Pullman Parlor ¢ except Sunday, and 3:45 p.m. “FOR weer — Fast Express 8:10 eck days, aud 8:10 p,m, Exp dictum Accom. 6 p.m. For boston, without change, - every day, For Brooklyn, N ail thrush trains coumegt Jersey Coy with “boats of Brooklyn Annex. off rect, trausfer te Fulton Gouble ferriage across New York c For Atlantic City 1 For. oo. aut 11:00, and 13:40 = , 4:40, 6.00, - On Sund 11:20 pm. ‘Lint 20 am. qn rhe ece: except Sunda For Annapolis, 7:20 and 9:00 am., 12:05, 4 wa tig | PB tally, excent Sunday, Sundays, 9: am. 4:10pm. ALEXANDKIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RATL- WAY, AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGION E b, ‘On ‘Suinday at 4: ($5, 9:45, 10:57 am. 2:55. 6:01, 8202 and 103 E| achat basn.end €4 55 pam For Hichaus ud TEDMONT A AIR LINE. Schedule in effect M: PA 30 a. m.—East Tenuessse Mail Gordonsville, Charlottesville Stations between Alexandria and ignctbun, Ke Chattanooga and