Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1889, Page 7

TH E EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1889. CITY AND DISTRICT. 7 No other paper published has anything like half as many readers in the city of Wash- ington as has Tur Evenixe Sram, and no other one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit of its circulation. SION CAMERON DEAD. The Aged Pennsylvania Statesman at Re: Gen. Simon Cameron died at his home at Donegal Springs, Pa., at 3:02 o'clock last evening. Almost to the last hour the vitality of the man who recently celebrated his ninetieth birthday ‘was remarkable, the physicians who had been in attendance pronouncing Gen. Cameron's ease a very extraordinary one. Although his death has been expected ever since he was stricken with paralysis last Thursday afternoon, it was a surprise to all who have been for six days at his bedside. During the early day Mr. Cameron's condition was such as to encourage the physicians, Tuesday night the statesman slept about as usual, enjoying rather short but peaceful naps, When he awakened at day- light he appeared to those in the room to feel much brighter. He seemed to have more en- ergy than usnal, Yesterday afternoon, however, he became unconscious, and at times the pulse-beats were searcely perceptible. WREN THE END CAME. The patient grew worse very rapidly, and every one knew that the end was now surely coming. About 7 o'clock the nurse at the bed- side mournfully shook her head, while the others leaned gently over. For a few moments every one thought that he was dead, but such was not the case, Breath came slower and slower, until it seemed that every breath must the last. Finally Dr. Bachman, who has been constantly at the Donegal homestead, turned about, made some almost inaudible re- mark, and solemnly and silently left the room. All was over. Attorney-General Wayne MacVeagh wasin the chamber when his father-in-law died. Mrs. MaeVeagh was also present, as were the gener- al’s daughter, Mrs. Richard Haldeman, of Har- risburg; James M. Cameron, Simon B, Cam- eron, grandson of Simon Cameron: Mr. and Mrs. Chauvenet, and Mr. and Mrs. David M. Watts. The body will probably be embalmed and thé funeral delayed until the arrival of Senator Don Cameron, who yesterday cabled that he would start for home at once. A SKETCH OF HIS LIFE. Simon Cameron lived to the good age of During this long term of life he at- place of high distinction in his coun- try’s service. He outlived a generation of statesmen and always held the honor and re- spect of the whole country. He was born in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, March 8, 1799, and was left an orphan at an early age.’ With a fair English education he started life asa winter. He was but nine years old when he gan to learn that trade. In 1820 he became editor of a paper. Later he became interested in banking and railroad construction. He be- came adjutant-general of Pennsylvania, and in 1845 he was elected to the U. 8. Senate for the term ending in 1349, and during this period acted with the democrats on important party questions, such as the Missouri compromise bill. After the repeal of this. in 1854, he be- came identified with the people’s party, which was soon merged into the republican. As a candidate of that party he was re-clected to the Senate for the full term of six years be- ginning in 1959, 2 period that covered the ex- citing crisis of secession. During this time he was 80 earnest an advocate of peace that his loyalty was suspected. At the republican con- vention that nominated Abraham Lincoln he was strongly supported for the presidency and again for the vice-presidency. Mr. Lincoln called him to the cabinet as Secretary of War, and he proved equal to the arduons duties of the place. He advocated more and aggressive war measures than coln was prepared to carry out, and when General Butler asked for instructions re- Sarding fugitive slaves, directed him to em- ploy them “under such organizations and in such occupations as exigeucies may suggest or require.” Similar instructions were given to Gen. Sherman and other officers in tLe field. In the original draft of his annual re- port to Congress in December, 1861, he boldly advocated arming fugitive slaves, but this was modified on consultation with the Cabinet. Mr. Cameron resigned the Secretaryship Jan- wary 11, 1962, and was sent as minister to Russia. His influence undoubtedly tended in alarge measure to secure the friendship of that powerful nation during the civilwar. His official conduct in “investing Alexander Cum- mins with the control of large sums of public money and authority to pure military sup- pies without restriction and without requiring rom him any guarantee for the faithful per- formance of his duties, while the services of competent public officers were available, andon involving the government in large con- tracts with persons not legitimately en- gaged in the business pertaining to those contracts, and particularly in the purchase of arms for future delivery,” was censured by the House of Representatives April 30, 1862. but Mr. Lincoln immediately senta message assuming, with the other heads of de- _—— nts, an equal share in the responsibility. He resigned as minister to Russia November 1862, and remained at bome until 1866, when he was elected United States Senator and ap- pointed chairman of the committee on foreign affairs ou the retirement of Mr. Charles Sum- ner in 1872. He was elected to the Senate for the fourth time in 1373, but resi in favor of his son. the present Senator. pate his ac- tive public life he was a powerful political leader. practically dictating the policy of the republican party in Pennsylvania and wielding astrong influence over its national policy. His influence in the fexp has been great even in the retirement of his old age. ———~— +00 THE STOUT GIRL’S GRIEF. One Who Has Been Fat Expresses Wo- manly Sympathy for Her. To the Baitor of Tae Evasrse Stam: In an editorial last Friday you commented rather severely upon the death of a little In- diana girl who had committed suicide simply because she was “too fat.” Putting aside your supposition that the child in question possessed an unusually morbid disposition, will you let a fellow-sufferer say a few words in defense of the poor little maid of whom I had never heard until I read your article? I say “fellow-suf- ferer,” but I'm not a fellow at all, in fact I'm a young ledy now, but oh, the rankling bitter- ness of my youthfal and more corpulent years! I was alwe: af oare horribly fat. No stern self-denial in the way of sweets; no over. indulgence in pickles, vinegar, and like delica~ cies ever made me anything else. Had it not been that I felt, ina vague, childish way, that i would be sacrilegious, I would aye aye ceasing, mp “too,tos solid flesh” would melt, thaw, or anything else just so I got rid of it. If at night I pereeived trad visitants in the flicke: firelight shadows and called timidly for com- fort the answer would be, “Do go to sleep, the idea of such a big fat girl or flentkn tive!” If im the morning soft, seemed preferable to breakfast, the ¢ the call was, “Get ee, it’s ridienlous for such « fat girl to bo bo y. rangers would cast critical lances and remark ealmly, “Nice, stout child, isn't it?” Friends ({) would greet = Rat! “My, I believe you grow fatter every day!” school—ah, there my torture came in! Teste dom heard my own name—it was always “Jumbo,” “Fatty, ” “Babs Elephant,” ‘and wher. ever other charming and ay my witty comrades co: pe Perhaps they didu't know how it hurt me, too, they don’t know what a ' AN ATTORNEY-GENERAL ANGRY. The Lord Mayor of | of Dublin Scores a Point on Him in a Court-room. Mr. Sexton, member of parliament and lord mayor of Dublin, appeared before the Parnell commission yesterday. He admitted that he had been asked to join the Fenian society, but positively refused to divulge the name of the person who asked him. Attorney-General Webster, counsél for the Times, pressed him hard and persistently to give the name, and became very angry and excited when he found that he could not move the witness, After a passionate scene betwee and witness the former finally ‘abandoned the attempt to compel Mr, Sexton to reply, and be- gan to question him in regard to Alexander Sullivan. Mr. Sexton said that he regarded Mr. Sullivan in the same favorable ij Bs = ae did when he eulogized him in a speec! land league meeting in Boston in ong 3 declared he held Mr. Sullivan in high estima- tion on account of the unselfish public services he had rendered. Attorney-General Webster is credited with an intention to claim before the commission the right to extort from the Parnellite witnes- ses any information which is not obtainable by the usual methods. The Parnellites are deter- torney-general persists they will probably leave the court with their ‘counsel. THE ‘LATROBE WRECK, Probably from Twenty-five to Thirty People Killed. It now seems probable that from twenty-five to thirty people were killed in the railroad ac- cident at Latrobe, Pa., of which an account was given in Tue Star yesterday. The water in the creek at the point where the accident occurred is about 12 feet deep, and it is expected that ten or twelve bodies are in the bottom of the creek. John M. Miller, flagman, states that the proper signal Was given when the position of the shifter was discovered, and Engineer Caldwell answered, but the speed was too high. When the ill-fated train left Bolivar about forty workmen boarded her, but Conduetor Barnhart put them off at Derry. Four of the injured taken from one car stated that eleven others were in the car, and in an- other box-car probably there were fifteen or twenty men. Qne or two of the bodies taken from the wreck were terribly burned by the lime which covered the wreck. HOW THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED. It seems that the Derry shifter had left eighteen cars standing on the bridge while the crew was dtilling out loaded cars at the Latrobe coal works, The flagman, David Heacox, of the shifter, had come to the telegraph tower, but a heavy rain was falling at the time, It not known whether the engineer on the fast freight going west saw his signal or not. In any event the fireman was not back half far enough, and had his signal been observed the engineer could not possibly have stopped his heavy train of forty-Awo carson the down grade in time to avoid the accident. The train, go- Peepers into the cars on the up the rails and ties, plunged over the side of the stone bridge, a sheer descent of forty feet into the bed of Loyalhanna creek. At the same moment an eastbound freight was passing on the other track. One of the wrecked cars caught the car next to the caboose on this train, wrecking the caboose and badly using up the pushing engine. Eighteen loaded and thirteen empty cars, to- ether with engine 1318, are a total wreck. The debris took fire at once, and although held in check by the local fire department, burned for several hours. The loss of life cannot be | accurately estimated. Aside from the train-” men, it is known that there many men on the westbound train who had been working at Johnatown. Some of them had been put off, but again boarded the tra train. bridge, tear- RE-RATING ‘Or PENSIONS. What Commissioner Tanner Proposes to do in the Matter. mined to resist any such effort, and if the at- |, ing at aspeed of twenty-five miles an hour, | SUMMER _ RESORTS. SEA-SIDE~JERSEY COAST. ATT CITY, |N, J—HOTELS, BOARDING Sia | Te aa weap tod Low ne ecu Rh! A ATES ih Delaware ar, Atlantic Otty, N. Jn Je13-tu,thasim AarS otek ate “aie NORMANDIE. ATLANTIC ast. x3. Hs, NOW OPEN. ae myl5-2m of at Hotel, Philada, Hess Sou tia Cig 2 ciry, - ee vem ees Wit 3 Sry 4 FAqHig AVE. NEAR reek} Py ag FRONTING Be ee 2078. Bei St Se he ieee es ae Tpuose Pee rt HEALTH OR PLEASURE to visit a ere alee a F. de! y. Pe ears Soap Brightlonrcomplesion air white hands: Soft healthful skin. © PEARS'—Th Great Engh Conplcn SOAP Sod Eryoton” | Aye 4 ‘The purest water, the finest air. Rare combination axeen view of mountsina, woodland and ovean. The best facilities a L MT. VERNON, ATLANTIC ey Rube to Je3-2m ratets AMES 8. MOON, a J. N a. ieteased aad ‘ow o ocd Tor tine eogm ‘MC. ANDREWS, KENTUCKY AVE “FOOTBALIY THE GLORY OF MAN my16- Smee aPC a location. March Dm Mis. Mt T. SOUTHALL of Washington, D.C QT. cH bye CITY, a ND DELAWARE AVE. JONan WOOTTON, Jn. HE OCEAN TERRACE. COR. TERS AVE. AND Board walk, Atlantic Ci Fine bathing # ULIA F. KARR, Proprisior, Pt ANTI city, N. J table. Special eee to to Washtngto Tre FLORIDA, CHOICE QENTRAL LOCATION, Pacific ave, bet. N.Y. and Ten: house; reasonable She sear,” DAVIS & BROWNE SCryVHE LELANDE i) Mitiaauc City, X. 3. On the beach, Maseachn- ck iron eran SAMUEL WAGNER, Ti: | MANSION, ATLA‘ NTIC cir’ seat and most prominently located hotel. ‘350 chairs. toeng trout the hecohand’ trains, Brop! Je25-2mn IRE VICTORIA, SOUTH en avi ene the Beach, Atlantic ty, N. 5. year. and cold se ase, _my25-eo3m M. WILLIAM, EW HOTEL ALDIN: a near Ohio ave., Atlantic Ci 1. py rated 4 we house on the Perna for card ni wie lore: ho malaria ; circulars or address MISS CRANE, ; fresh _— Between sree PHILDELPHIA, ALL THE OTHER NEW PICT! “OLD AND CRUSTED,” one of the latest. Falcro’s “DAUGHTER OF EVE.” Tadema’s “SHRINE OF VENUS,” asuperd work, and his most important, Sir Thomas Lawrence's “FANNY KEMBLE,” de20-2w* r ORORA, . WEST VIRGINIA, SWITERKLAND OF AMERICA mL eer OF THR ALLPGHANT THE AURORA, x eae ‘nD AN Open fo: June 1 First-class accom: moderate rate, Ole culars at the Star office J. 1 SHAFFER, mitt THE SCcrenc: etnias Standard Popular Medical Treatise on the Errors of Youth, Premature Decline, Nervous ‘and Physical Debiitty, Impurities of the Blood, EXHAUSTEDVITALITY fi ‘UNTOLD MISERIES Resulting trom Folly, Vice, Overtaxation, Enervati ny unfitting the victim for Work, Business, the Married or Social Relation. Avoid unskilful pretenders, Possess thie great work. It contains #, royal §vo. Beautiful binding, embossed, full gilt. Price, only $1.00 by pat-pald, concealed in plain wrapper. Illue- trative Prospectus Free, If Fouapply Row: distinguished author, Win. | YULLY FURNISHED COTTAGES TO Hieut. [an photos, Address MISS: Bor) 120, Nantucket, | SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. TLANTIC $2.50 and $3 er day, a3, $17.50 and_ 820 Srosctes Rave bonting ~2 gad oi some deo ts simuine, guests; fine boating, Meaning. House until June 20. GW, SPOPFORD, Proprietoee Also proprietor Rigna House, Washington, D.C. RIGHT HOUSE, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, WE “This well-known botel will reopen manaeenoen tae last season, Cae. gulare af Star office, “Address 0 Bw. Waabe ington D.C. Bound. trip tel ety pout toold raie-88. WALTER BURTON. ‘my 11-3m°* ¥. ((o0rER HOUSE, COOPERSTOWN, OTSEGO LAKE, N ¥., OPENS JUNE 20 no Mosqui ata Monquitoes, mo hay fever ‘Also de) 265 ( RESSON ‘SPRINGS, PENNA. Cc tt Lane Penne On top of Allecheny Mountains, THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Now open. All trains stop at Crosson, For circulars, &c., address WM. BR. DUNAAM, 5: jorance, Excesses or mae: * Grand Katona rar of 16,600 rans QUINA-LAROC —— un +m ae mail, oe get — JEWELLED MESAL PE pe the oe ow Boe cu of Hotel Price list and full deseript CORES ERD, _my$-5Qt __Chemsom, Cambria Gor AN INVIGORATING TONIO, —- the PRI: AY on NERVOUS a: Virwinia’s Seaside Resort in the Atlantic Ocean. OUR HUNDRED FEET ABOVE FLOOD MAI CONTAINING PRIVOIOAL BEBIE ITY, De Pate ontecn (P2* SLEsWORTH, ATLANTIC CITY, Lot ABON ‘OP 1889. rooms latte and eighty, TRIKKLE ee f Assistant Physict: coy bo conmuited, cont Oates beck Increase of hotel Senenetenn, mew buildings, por Beers. Va. New furniture no malaria PERUVIAN BARK, IRON, a | Sass farsa ec & rect HOES eens | EES Lea, RE 1 : THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUT a ee e w = pu cn ONTE perb ae Sebins od TENWOOD HOUSE, DELAWARE. PURE CATALAN WINE. No.4 Bulfinch St., Boston, Mase., to whom ATLANTIO CITY, W.2 Thed irom Norfolk by stesinee Northamp- BoP Bow war rdere fo letters for advice should be —o fon via Cherrystone, Mon fednesdaye, ad Ft. ant; qopeoty 150. For the PREVENTION eee om Girected as above. ae Pausien— daya. or daily by New York, ‘ana Norfolk ate grounds, electric (belie wiring Water, per my4-s,tu,th ARG] AND IMPROVED. transferred to island waa, inlgestion Fave fe, Lass of PELE, UNSURPASSED OCEAN VIEW. aster das. $250; rates por week, S12, rates per Hrs Tete roe” Anere tie, ceenbas, Tak app Foor ood, LADIES’ GOODS. del E. Rol information address per week. Open May 15. any om HE CLIFTON, COR. rans saekcenas Atlantic meat Fea N.J. ri - jOSEPH ENGLE T = Ly, pen STATES HOTE! / RL ry ‘The Largest and Leading Hotel. A. F. COBB, P. 0. Address Cheriton, Northampton County, 13-e010w namics TOR SALE AT OOLONTAT BEACH. A A DESIRABLE Ben.” ‘Brice oy ite ‘Also one -rootn: Bsn, mney, tte nt cor. Lossing ue Drouct, Paris. p FOUGERA. ry G0., Agents for the U. &. 30 NORTH WILLIAM ST.. N. ¥- Gz. WHITE, LADIES TAILOR, 18 NOW PRE. to make all Kinds of dresses at s Beau habits = 350. rt ete, ruarant 1110 F at. n.w. Te CELEBRATED WHITE'S GLOVE-FITTING Beady.cut Waist Li snl cor copyrighted, for sale at IW. L°* OCKWOOD HOUSE, . win sags Sow ea 4 ¢ House, Proprietor, Tine fo. _ J the ia awn: no mosquitoes: fine views ent table; terms $6 PROPO SALS, ‘a0 pas Hous! HB, WARDE! and outaide; lot 100x7 ~ ‘OR SUPPLIE! naburg & Bro. OK Madison st. Price $2300, or will ford county, Pa, PYUSHOE Wanumoros dene ta, epee A ey eats saa: and at Oe y. a Ason er uy re hd ‘is feet-clans be a opana sume 15. “a for ‘furnishiny hast fee Bepartinant oi vot Jus Sutice te - fe point on Central RR. im the necessary supp! be | RONTS! Pelee. FRONTS!!! ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ee ine air; meses of wonderful curative qualities. Tow, for its use dur year Peet a thing for Summer, Open all the mfeA hot aud aif fiertit ite tn | FY YGRIA HOTEL, OLD Porn oS i. MONDAY, DULY FINS nit ave Baia pec Cae Hain 610 to O18 ped weeks = ConTemienee, ONDAY, JUL: ats — sun pa Tie of, as Ne M. J. PRANDI, Unsurpassed in appointments, table and general at RESA, Towoln Mince {ohowe: Fish ice fiatneney Trituine 1320 F at pew. (ire Harrison's, tention. Terms less for wespcbresa wt oy enter. | _™y18-26t-c0 a + roprietbe,_ Bem oiem ae htaiae Sat — = | Sermesctameeuc sy a Mess ia. ai ae, Nm RY Chg ‘and i ‘be furnished on applice- fon W “a Sa Attorney-General, JeVbeitt | _ 29-1 Semrecstae day by the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nixhtly hopa, itn Dring aes mae ROPOSALS FOR CUT GRANITE, FFICE OF an ge ae Bt Vashington, Drop for furnishing ind a Ee allot the cut Rranite requived for the front Walla tne! fr Sa | of the ro! ‘the Librar; ‘M., on SATURDAY, the TWENT NE, opened ‘CLEAN. jew York sya spl every descri frequent germans and balls. Ssfest and most dehght- ful surf bathing on the coast ; good sailing, fishing and riving. Frequent presence of foreign and American ships of war; daily inspections, drills, parades, cannon and rifle target practice. A broad expanse of salt Water surrounds Old Point Comfort, hence there are Bo land breezes, no malaria, no hay fever, no oppressive heat. The evenings are delightful and the nights cool and refreshing. July and August are particularly ENCH DYEING. SCOURING ING, ESTABLISHMENT, Ligh New Birwt-claas Ladies’ and Gents! wor! AND, CAROLINE LE rae id Maison ¥: ot an EERO iF LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY CITY, ee Pe mall the year. aod first-class, spbitunted yon the beach. opposite fron pier. $2.50 ‘VICTOR DENILDY, Proprietor s* ccRrGe HOTEL, BE TEDOMA ed by Beonara we asthe best in sale here. ress th will be conden at this of ost HINTH DAY oF. 30% = urbe estas bilan! SDWAID & NOTHHOP have nocqual,, Foe “ CAPE MAY, N. J. NTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING oo and healthful. The most charming marine Lf uppli- EIBHMENT AND DYR WOMKS, 000 6 men, Opens June 15. Rates $3 and $4 per day. piement a ine fonat this ofice., BEWNALD KGHEEN, Supean- pet and Gents’ see 4 of all Kinda clesuedand Views in the world, Send for descriptive pamphlet. Pure water and ‘and withou! ‘Ladies’ Ev eases era "s alty Th “experiences Prices | _ Special rates by the week, mon! FN, PIKE, 300 tect, Terme: #0 and Inoderate.” Goods calied Yor aha Apiivered, ald nted, remodeled and im] ‘The New York Sun's Washington correspond. | ent telegraphs an interview he bas had | with Commissioner of Pensions Tanner concern- | ing the re-rating of pensions of less than @4 | per month, The commissioner says he has di- | rected all pension agents to supply him with a | list of all pensioners getting less than $4 per | month. After these lists have been received | the commissioner proposes to order all of those | named on the lists before a medical board for examination, and he (the commissioner) says he will be greatly surprised if the board rated any old soldier that was entitled to be on the pension list at anything less than $4. “I do not propose,” said the commissioner, by my own arbitary act to increase these pen- sions to $4, but if I didI should be clearly within the law. The authority of the commis- sioner is enormous. I presume that I could by my own act increase i that 1s less than $8 to that sum, and I could increase a good many pensions that are of larger amounte, ere is a comparative small number of spe- cific injuries, the rate of pension for which is fixed by Congress, but much the larger num- ber of the rates of pension are fixed within cer- tain limits by the commissioner, and may be changed by him at will.” FOREIGN NOTES. The Novoe Vremya, commenting on the Aus- trian emperor's speech to the delegatio werely crftcioss Ki reterouce to Belgarta to being especially directed against Russia, The Paris Figaro says that at the re- quest of the senate committee which made an investigation into the charges against Gen. ulanger, the payment of Gen, ‘Doulanger's pension has been ay ap Gen. Boulanger will bring suit against the government to com- pel payment. The Cologne Gazette says that the Russian overtures for a convention with Turkey to in- sure Turkish neutrality i in the event of war have been rejected. The London Chronick’s Rome correspondent says that the Emperor William will pass through Rome and Naples en route to Athens, He wil | not visit the pope. The sum of $15,000 has been forwarded from Berlin to America for the benefit of the Johns- town sufferers. Mr. Parnell is troubled with insomnia but is otherwise in better health than usual. George Lewis, the celebrated English crimi- nal lawyer, has charge of two libel suits brought by Mrs. Mackay, wife of the “Bonanza” king, against London ndon papers. —-¢@e ——___ Prominent Pe Pennsylvanians Arrested. Dr. A. H. Fretz, a leading politician of Berks county, having been the democratic candidate for Congress several times, and David M. Kline, ex-justice of the peace, both of Fleetwood, Pa,’ were arrested Ising be and taken to Phila- delphia for a before United Sta Commissioner Edmn: to answer a Share ot faking exorbitant fees for col claims, it being alloged that 500 wes Heenc, in the case on whieh the amount collected ares 1,100, Foran r at Fleet- was recently appoin’ wood, but he he has not yet been pen commissioned, Six Brutes who Ought to Hang. | Sea or season. Ne roreds $50,000 expe N. U8 “5 7 Rew Dall sud Au \t Hidren’s new Din- Manager. HOMSON HOUS UM WasmmnaroR., J ASGTOOL SAIMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED | (no" sell ani'tsy mas coltie nd” servic {TEL AND SUMMER RESORT. LEON: | 2000 tect ES acagox, sore od proposal Wil val unl TWELVE Me, iyed @ good mourning pag Sieg © meg gee Rg ea 2,000, tect above ocean level; oven all the years | 7 TSH" to furnieh to: the Smithsomiat 4. FISCHER, Grobestre sf claven pitcen. Dope net tases Mi aratown. ow ey numer Fuoeta, | Bow propered Pym, of nummer vinkomme nding June 30,1800, or until theswand ofeen- et F. THEO. WALTON, trae Seneeaultoen ‘Steamboaty | Write for cfrcular OB KEMP. Proprietor trae ciator the somuing Sear, euppiion of x following % ease sien daily. HERBERT ¥. MOORE. Je25-lm* | “je26-colm, aad cals and Chern! parattis, Dra 5 Proprietor. EW PRINCESS ANNE Bi os . Li Food for cr aaa ‘and a Giana, Paints, PSON BROTH Te , ALDINE, DECATUR 81 CAPE MAY, | “\stuatea directs on tbe creat tiles due east of Tar rank HOTED, Brushes: Hantware, Lumber, Sry G PHACTICAL E at AND JOB PRINTERS frat house id bathe Norfolk, Va, This «reat seaside resort Presents ev my ep sen, Washing, Miscellaneous §1 uprlies, Hal posite, yerevamonabion advantage for lusury, comfort, couvenionss -~ 4 a un situated. Finest mount lente Paper nee Other Retee, Matar ety Peuusy Frania evens. health, Gnd all modera froprovements, ‘Pirst-clase Borat ir be Eanes tae rntisctuee ctf ant ALL ACK, 1pse NEW COLT Sumner season now open, dations aud Bie prices. pet BOOK AND JOB PRINTE! CAPE M. Jegunt driveson the hard beach and through the | “"Yor circular, &c.. fe ta nd to, eect any oe al eg tate of bids, neste st south sd, mae woSKE ote 3 isso. pine; rane ‘The — surf bathing on the coast. | jel-eo%m _ MBB. D. McDONALD. further information desired by intend bh kde, will DUETS, TreTIMONT-econDS, PETITIONS Bend for iustrated pam —— be furnished on application a ‘ANK H. HILDRETH, 8. E. CRITTENDEN, Late of the Hotal Lafayette, ‘Manager. HEALTH-SEEKERS ‘AND _ te te Morrill House on Hime a Sto] _Seo-2m UY ~ WINDSOR, PLY AND ACCURATELY PRINTED. newins —— aarERTAL Fon RIEL FINE WORK A & SPECIALTY. 419 Na bait Mile Harper's Ferry, W.Va jels-ime ALS MATERL ol IRS OF lo Bug = Purina 8 Heats wil ily txt rts — Wo D ND CARS MAY, B. 3., per aes ane 5 tates 90 TES Te Maatocntraly ao DELAWARE WATER oak Beal ca Focety A Te WILL trally and attracti Beale’ pro an” duplicat ecrtved by 0 A CO OPEN JUNE15, a. Sears sale gen 1800, for fe furniohing "Lamben, Hardwai ints, Roofing Tin, Be Ui Univeraty for the year endi Teject bids oF parts oF bids is reserved. te tare furnished on eee to. the Thndersigued. Jel8- —s ON, Treasurer. 3 T DODGE. scbd for circulars W-8. BOD) 0OAL MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail. 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. 3008 Water street; Branch Offica, fe uoeeh cope Post-office), West Wasting: “Tolephooe—Yard, 954-2; Branch office, 956-2. mh20 — eee PIANOS _AND ORGANS. A BBR FEB fA Boa ee GE UNEQUALED 1H 70x Tovon, wa 3 * snared oofipeciel atte attention of ot aaphanees” jo ia ast {DECORATIVE 2 at “aioe ” finisl ‘T. Pianos for rent “eaECOND: HAND, PIANOS. — A ry, well- make in large geri, tn a4 Morel cr closed Sat seat offered. eee ty RS a6 Fa 7 HE LOVELY KEE-MAR HEIGHTS OR = nary, situated in Cm gr Se ee ae GHas E BOACH, Prop. HE, CELEBRATED | ROCKBRIDGE. al SPRI by the Medical Society of F W. W. PRICE, Ocean my18-3m View, Ya. POINT HOTEL, St. MARYS COUNTY, Patton ‘Open. ap 13th 3 BRO: ites ES, ry = ae ee or day. awe aah pe Messrs. THOS. W. WILLA sie a ST GEORGE'S ISLAND, MD. June " 20, Teme Pine oer Se. 90 oe mont rest, Norfolk bath- = Pio tere 5 ey Address x 3 eye Donaideon, sony £192 Oth 3 SBURY PARK. N.J—THE VICTORIA FAMILY, hear ocean, “gas. artesian and all iodern imhprovements’ termi ate; open tad EME _my14-tu,thdst, “fLANTA Hi EL, ASBURY PARK, N. 3. OPEN JUNE Io Juder the management of the present owner. 2- Lig, ____ WM. APPLEG: O LESSONS BY SUCCESSFUL pieces nee arawine, Teunon. iplerences; painting Be. Addrena An Stat office, ih QU ARTEMORE COLLEGE, SWARTHMORE, PA. Ot) month, 10th, Thirty minutes "from Broad-Street Station, Philadelphia, {nder the care of friends, but all others ted. Full college course for both sexes Scientific and Lit & Manual Trai paratory School (2 classes). any = ay location, I large appends, Be w ahd) extensive uildings and apparatus. For catalogue ‘al tet EDWARD H. MAGILL, Je15-tu, th,s-39¢ HORT-HAND REVOLUTIONIZED AND PLACED Actus. Phosogray a iment te Sesone. tlegible. ‘Type- writing taught free, Endeventug: Gail orsend for pampict Head School ing Cl Je GATE. Yara Fett be D.C, er. Wil * ©. H. PEMBERTON, TAL HOTEL, ASBURY PARK.N. J, OPENS De dk Accommodations for 300, ties on the beach with ih ‘om ooeen view Tindows BALD. MeIN TYRE Prog T, CLOUD, ASBURY PARK, N. J. SAS Hint ° Hout hone tit ‘the ocean. Open M. LEWI8, » Md. Refer nev and OX Xander, 911 7th aw. se a 6s For full particulars see sober nie ee oi SAS Ree 3014-268 Fire Island Beach, 8. ¥. ILCHESTER HOTEL, OPEN FOR THE SEA- tameks Soon »—— Ft -¥ ‘ulars address 0. H. PAXTON. je12-1m Tolchester Beach, Kent Con a, qpous OF THE GREAT LAKES ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS ‘amit % i iF HOUGE, ASSURY FARA T. 106 Yards from the Osean, EA. MARTIN, Seana MORE, ASBURY PARK. THIS a u hor 14 blocks from ocean, has ce ily ecoreemeins will be found ee in OBLE, Prop. Jer-tm~ tt emen’ SSS 188 Te. GUERNSEY, SEVENTH AVE. Park.—Beautifuily located on the main cme Phonography, 921 Fjst. a.w. Evenit Ist. n. HHEO TNGALIS KING, TEACHER OF. PIANO Lis Bn Mom oan fem cates AND PAINTING-THE CHEAPEST ‘and best piece to jesen is at 804 E ot. Instraction ery branch for as well as Senbiet eBteiass in charcoal,’ crayon on lar Pins Ne YORK, MILITARY ACADEMY, CORNWALL, orc reas Col. C. J. W WAGE BA A, FAMILY SUPPLIES. EVERY REMEDY FAILS TO CURE DYsEE- TERY TRY Fr ASBURY tation: gas fErings: hair mattresses hare & mee ‘woven, fishing 10} oderate oo on HE NEW ENGLAND, ARDURY PA PARK, N. J. Located the ocean ; itilated me Cs yen rooms, tion; table puretly |. A. APPLEGAT: BOOKS AND STATIONERY. sre W roxa Be OMTEVENSON, JOHN Wa WARD 1 PREACH Es 5 POORING BACK WARD Cae Ege baa, Ocente, or THs LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT 00. Information can be obtained in Washington at B and O. city ticket offices, 1. P. CARPENTER, Gen. Pass. Agt, my15-2m BUFFALO, X. ¥. HE COTTAGE tS SEA, OLD POINT COM- Tipanees obo. Bok, ©* SPRINGS AND BATHS. Mi Ts, NBEVERANCR, @ BRANCH, NJ. WEST END HOTEL COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT NOW OPEN. ap30-0030t D. M. & W. E, HILDRETH, Props, Hom, ——<—S~S~S&B Cx iLTENHAM ACADEMY, OGONT: fatpment” Gyranaatan, mila drill, &c. Dreparation fgr College or Bclende Bébook falar, kes Je10-2mi AND KINGSLEY Se aes cee maa Je3-004,218" .G. G. PURSELL, Bookseller, ‘418 9th st. D.w. MEDICAL, &¢. D*: “The oldest Petabtiched ond caly Reliable Ladies’ piciap ie, the City, ean be consulted ween 434 and 6th Gerepondence an and ——— tion gn ety con confidential. Beperete poome Son ladies Office always open. de24-2w* Je21 J. CALVIN RICE, A. M., Principal. U JRIvERST merck Wet RACHERS PREPARE fas Te Cray jest Polat one 15 Ly cig’ or evening. ¥} = 2, Halle st rss males CIVIL SERVICE IReTITUE, 1207 ‘Persons. ‘muccess- foral ae ‘exaininations, an i atght and som Position carecully revised ; references, {4-5m se wEnta72 scHooL or: aces 7233 ay Summer, aaa Asbury rake s Evan «. ave Correct (deep) bros ADIEG WHO? ok on seme OCEAN BEACH, XN. 3, will for June. open for guests the leat week in June. eo MOGrSED. E. FOSTER, TWELFTH SEASON. = ACRE, OCEAN BRACH. ¥. NWA 00s feet of surf. ‘Open trots June 1 to Oo- For La. ~wlasebaseenammenad tte aetna snd Uttara. Ladies DE ere 5 ee re be, HAS NEVER BEEN Son TR AUIOTED THAT Ni Sinise D sta. uw. Founded young men aud women have Rg confidently consult attention A. B. SANK, iting, Readis At Shawneetown, Illinois, State’s Attor- ney McKernan has telephone advices that on Monday night six men assaulted Clara Slater, a girl of sixteen years, in a dense wood 2 miles below New Haven in that county. One her cousin, Will Slater, was escorting her fant it ay a Po rag anna esas era ears cs a a ro Nona oe Accommodates 1,000 guests; rates, $3 to 94 per ay, according to location of rooms; by the week, $17.50 to 928.