Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1889, Page 7

city AND DISTRICT. — “Onward and upwar2” is the motto of ‘Tur Evestxo Stam, Onward in its extending influence, upward in its circulation and adver- tising business, The increase is @ steady, healthful one. NAVY DEPARTMENT REORGAN- IZED. A General Order of Secretary Tracy Defining Bureau Limits of Authority. Secretary Tracy yesterday afternoon issued a ——— general order which practically reorganized pe on a basis somewhat dif- forent from that selected by Mr. Whitney when he overturned matters, although both officers had in mind a simplification of methods and a defining of strict limits of authority between different bureaus, The unusual bustle inci- dent to the building of a new navy has led to the assumption of powers by one bureau and another, wntilat present there are few men who can tell at once where the jurisdiction over a matter belongs. The changes ordered by Secretary Tracy will take effect July L. au of navigation is made the coun- terpart of the adjutant-general’s office in the War department, in being a medium of com- uu between the personnel of the navy retary. Itis given charge of the nt of crews of vessels, which for- ged tothe bureau of equipment and p Bora to which burean is transferred the charge of the naval observa' cal almanac, the hydrographic office, the com- pass office and the electric light system, for- merly under the bureau of navigation. The latter bureau also gains control of the matter of prescribing the dress of officers and men, before under equipment. In effect the bureau of navigation loses its du- ties of supply and its control over several im- it offices, and becomes, under the imme- diate direction of the Secretary, an executive section for military matters, and is charged with the training, discipline. and control of the personnel of the fleet. ‘he chiefs of the bureaus of yards and docks, equipment, ordnance, con- struction and repair, and steam engineering ex-officio constitute a board for the design, | construction, and equipment of new shi Each bureau exercises control of its shops, bor, superintendence, requisitions, accounts, end appropriations. ‘The limits of authority are well defined. Allof the bureaus are also empowered to purchase such stores, tools, plant, and material as they may need. To the bureau of yards and docks is assigned all that relates to the construction and mainte- mance of docks, ships, buildings with navy- yards, the Naval Home, and generally about the enme duties as it new discharges, YESTERDAY’S | $ APPOINTMENTS. Revenue Officers and and Military Cadets. The President made the following appoint- ments after Tux Stan went to press yesterday : To be collectors of internal revenue—John L Hutchinson, for the district of Connecticut; Isaac Moffett, for the first district of New Jersey; Elihu H. White, for the fourth district of North Carolina; C. W. Arnold, for the dis- trict of Georgia; Marcus Boggs, for the eleventh district of Ohio; John O. Cravens, for the sixth district of Indiana; Julius C. Starr, for the fifth district of Illinois. To be collectors of customs— William J. Morgan, for the district of Buffalo Creek, N. Y¥.; Enos J. Pennypacker. for the district of Wilmington, N. C. lip M. Hilde- brand, to be surveyor of customs for the port of Indianapolis, Ind. John Wood, to be it — at Cairo, IlL, vice Alexander H. ieeel gine sppointment of Elihu A. White to ollecter of internal revenue for the fourth district of North Carolina settles an interesting triangular fight for this office. He is said to be man of upright character and respected by members of both political parties. He was formerly a collector of internal revenue for a district which was absorbed in the present one. He has served in the state senate, and was a delegate to the Inst two national conventions, Voting in that of 1883 for Harrison from the first bailot throughout. His district. embraces the eastern part - the state. Enos J. Pennspacker, collector for the 4 I eg me of North Carolina, was for a years collector of the port, and was removed therefrom by President Cleveland. He is an ex-union soldier, and = : originally from Pennsylvania. Wm. J. Morgan, collector of customs for the ons of Buffalo, ws at preseut the commercial editor of the Buffalo Commercial, owned by Mr. Warren. He was a gallant soldier during the war and commanded a New York k regiment. He was indorsed for the office ~ republican city and county officers and by the two United States Senators. There were eleven candidates im the field. Julius U. Starr, appointed collector of inter- nal revenue for the fifth district of Dlinois, will have charge of the - it collection district in the United States, the big distillerics at nter ofthe grain whisky business, is supervision. He is a lawyer, liv- ing in Peoria, and a working republican, He has served three terms in the state legislature, and in 1584 was a candidate for Congress from his district. Philip M. Hildebrand is a traveling salesman of Indianspolis, and very popular. He isa young man and has never held office. The President also made the following cadet appointments to the military academy from “at large:” Hugh D. Wise, son of Gen. John 8. Wise, to fill the vacancy caused by the rejection of Candidate Dixson at the June ex- amination, and John C. Gilmore, son of Capt. John Gilmore, twenty-fourth infantry, 90 alternate. David 3. Stanley, son of Gen. 8. Stanley, is appointed to fill the vacancy ~ occur im June, 1890. by the graduation of Cadet Ruggles. The President wiil have no more ap- ointments to the military academy before une, 1899, for admission to the academy in June, 1891, when but one “at large” cadet will Braduate. Secretary Windom has appointed Dennis Bhea to be deputy collector of customs for the port of New York, N. Y THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 188: INTER-COLLEGIATE BOAT RACES. Harvard and Cornell Win—Collapse of the Columbia Crew. In the boat race between the freshmen crews of Harvard and Columbia at New London, Conn., yesterday, the Harvard men took the lead at the start and keptit to the end, winning easily by two lengths, The official time was: Harvard, 12:21; Columbia, 12:23. In the race between Cornell, Columbia and Pennsylvania, Cornell won by half a length over Columbia, with Pennsylvania a length behind. The official time for Cornell was 16:04. The sensation of the day was the collapse Columbia's freshman crew the instante fl they crossed the finish line, When they stopped rowing six of them—Bradley, No. 1, Meikle- ham, No. 2; Robertson, No. OC Gentanm, No. 4; Klapp, No. 6, and Foot, No. 7—fell over in a dead faint, completely exhausted. Five of the six broken-down men recovered consciousness within a few minutes, but the sixth man, Mei- kleham, was unconscious for fully Sire mis utes, As soon as the officials noticed ike. ham’s critical condition they steamed to tug Wellington, and Dr. Appleton, of Boston, was summoned to attend him. The six men were then lifted out of their shell and placed on board the Carrie Goodwin. While these transfers were being made the two other men in the Columbia boat, Tuttle, No. 5, and Pelton, stroke, also fainted and had to be assisted out of their boat. When the Columbia launch arrived at their quarters the entire Co- lumbia crew were lifted out and carried to their rooms and put to bed. The men were in pretty badshape. They had been rowed toa standstill and had com- pletely broken down. Tuttle, No. 5, was quite excited and at times alightiy delirious, Meikle- ham and several others were erp hysteri- cal and showed plainly the effects of the severe strain under which they had been, and of the high tension of their nervous system when they found themselves defeated. The doctor was with them all night, and it was asserted by oe friends that the men would be all right ye ———-+eo AN IMPORTANT WITNESS, He Knows all About the Trial of Dr. Cronin by the “Inner Circle.” State's Attorney Longenecker, at Chicago, re- ceived a reply yesterday to his advertisement, which he inserted in the papers two days ago, asking the writer of the anonymous letter in rogard to the recent trial in camp 20 to meet him. The letter stated that Dr. Cronin was tried by an “inner circle” in camp 20. It Gave what purported to be the names of the men who formed the trial committee, and who formally decreed the death of Cronin as a withdrawn when he became convinced that tho doctor’s death was intended. The state's attorney, in his advertisement, stated that if the writer of the letter would meet him end tell what he knew he would be given protection. The answer was recvived to- day and said that the writer was willing to ac- cept the proposition to tell allhe knew. He would meet the state's attorney at a time and Place selected by the latter. The grand jury worked straight through to To velock last night, when an adjournment was taken without returning any indictments, but it is believed that a number of true bills will be reported to-day. It is more than probable that before Saturday, when the present term of court terminates, every man counected with the conspiracy will be under indictment. A special from Chillicothe, Mo., says that four detectives arrived there this morning and took different routes into the country, ‘and that it was thought Cooney would be captured be- fore mght. Chief Hubbard said last night: “There has been no squeal from any of the suspects, but vou can put it down that we are getting at the ottom facts. We are not only working to con- vict the Camp 20 committee, but a great many others on the outside.” CANADA THREATENS RETALIATION Sir John Macdonald Thinks the Situa- tion More Critical Than Ever Before. An Ottawa special to the New York Sun says: The cabinet is in daily session, one of the most important measures under consideration being the proposal to retaliate agzinst the United States authorities by withdrawing the bonding privilege in the forwarding of goods from one United States port to another United States port through Canada, This has been brought about by the action of the authorities of Wash- ington refusing to allow the transmission of goods from one Canadian port to another Canadian port in bond through Maine by the new short line railway. Officials are busily en- gaged ascertaining the probable result of such | ESvisticn. ‘The Sbrogation of the bonding | privilege would seriously affect traffic over the nada Southern, the Canadian Pacific, and | the Canadian canals, Four hundred and thirty- | seven thousand tons of United States freight | passed through the Welland and St. Lawrence | canals in bond last year, or twenty-six per cent of the total traftic going thr The Canadian Pacific, notwithstanding the fact that the recent order from Washington strikes directly at their new short line, are urging the government to take no hurried action, as it will have a very serious affect on the American traffie they expect to secure from | the western states over their recent connection at the Sault Ste. Marie canal. Sir John Macdonald regards the situation as more critical than ithas ever been before. The British minister at Washington has been feeling the way to discover, if possible, the policy the Washington authorities are likely to | follow in dealing with matters affecting Cana- | dian interests, with no satisfactory result, it is said. No formal otiations have passed be- tween the United tes and the Dominion overnment toward a reconsideration of the | at question ce the rejection of the treaty by the Senate. Sir John Macdonald in- formed parliament last session that the initia- Learning a Useful Lesson To use PEARLINE is a lesson that young and old should learn. Millions know it well and are happier because of the knowledge. grocer knows well and will tell you that PEARLINE is the original, best and most popu- lar Washing Compound. It saves time, labor, drudging, wear and tear, and is harmless to fabric and hands. Beware sold by all good grocers. Peddlers and some unscrupulous"grocers are offering imitations which ‘they claim to be Pearl- ine, or “the same as Pearline.” IT’S FALSE— they are not, and besides are dangerous. PEARLINE is never peddled, but ‘Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE, New York GoLD MEDAL, PARIB, 1878. British spy. The writer said he himself had | beon a member of the trial committee, but had | Grand Katlonal Award of 16,500 francs. QUINA-LAROCHE ABN INVIGORATING TOHIO, PERUVIAN BARK, IRON, Axo ‘PURE CATALAN WINE. icostion Fever & Afue, Loss of 4 aie titel E.FOUGERA & | 00, Ag 30 NORTH WILLS. OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE ved at’ this 2 rece ae M., ‘UESD. weep pay 2 the District of Colum- ik forms of vropesels. and 5) 1s oun be obtained at this office upow application therefor, ae ae ged bids ICT OF COLUMB! ist pro} together with all upon these forms wi aa ‘DOUGLASS Le @ HIRE. C. Ww Ral SOFOSALA FOR SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT OF ur OF a eee oer wri oh Jane 1: a eat ton 3 Departincnt of Sustice th the necessary rupiceet | the articles named be: on oe se ending June 30, la LOCK will be received MONDAY, JULY FIKST, es, at the CO Fuel. I ce, Btationer Miscellaneous, Also for the purchzse of the of the departincnt. The Fight oy waive defecte anal to reject any or all bids is resor forms and information will be furnished of a tion. MILLER, Attorney-General. je18-11t _ EDUCATION AL. T HOLLY (N. J, Near Pailadelphia, jow, for its use dirt ACADEMY FOR BOYS, egithful helt, homelike. . WALR: ALRADT UY PSone i BY SUCCESSFUL noes; pointing ad desi Be per IONIZED ANI AND PLACED Se red fn in sixteen Suorr- HAND REVO the reach Git cree md or it Head Sc! HEO INGALIS KING, TEACHER ; for the sumnier at 707 H st. n.w., Mon- ‘Ba to 6 p.m. ? Tues. 0 to 10am. Jok7-3m Poor, Foolish Men. TAKE A WO WoltsA(M FBtacking ‘A magnificent Deep Black Polish, which laste on Men's boots a werk, and on Women'sa month. WOLFF & RANDOLPH. Puuaverpuia. Thonn fem siseceere ES B, 18 NOW PRE- of — at summer work cenrenteea’ te be 'aret-cinane Wine Totes Seh-18te rp ELEBRATED WHITE'S GLOVE-FITTING Heady: cut Waist Lint ci and, for sate, at Lanshurgh & Pro, Palais Royal, EO. WHITE'S, 1110 F's RONTS! FRONT ‘and at G: S-16t* Vile M. J. PRAND! 1329 ¥ st. nw. (Mra, tiielaoa: Importer of Fine French Hair Goods, "___ Shampooing. "HL DYEING. SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- STABLISHMENT, 1205 New York ave, revs Ladies’ and Gents! work of every deaort end Eveni Dresses. NTON NDC. CaS E LERGU, tormeny with A. Fischer ened B21 EANING ESTAR Tonnes TOO, bye we WORKS (a LIES, a Dyed Ae ee ves ee ee AE TL WooL CARRE STE BAe UP O8 RIPPED jyed a good s14 COAL MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail Anthracite Coal of all kinds constantly on hand, GEORGE'S CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL GOAL, sowed sad Set Word to Order 2 park Int sect Coppodt Copponite Fostotbee); Wet Waste: ou ‘Télephone—Yard, 954-2; Branch office, 956-2. mh20 ————— SO ~_ SEA-SIDE-NEW_ENGLA’ SUMMER RESORTS. _ ___IN THE MOUNTAINS. paren Sure, Py ys ‘a LR Ky Catal Par | TC GULLETTE, Prove Late See Ea hen, Phitada, fees FACTEs otser, ATL ATLANTIC CITY, ocean end of a ame new gs peace a TEL SFENON, PAGHIC AVE. NEAR Onto, SELANTIG OLTY de, 64 Soces ormat 0 to $f pe ~ > ed —— Se TN are £26-5m_ MRS, M. 'T. SOU TALL. of Washington, D.O yt. CHARLES, ATLANTIC CITY EAN END DELAWARE A’ Sac" ong Thureday, June 13 eg JONAH SETS ca ULI F. KARR, Proor HE COLONNADE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. inducements to Washingtonians. A_RINES, of the Eixmere, this city. Je 20-2m T= ACADIAN, CASTINE, excl ainely stunted by the sea: clean town; Sen Tene ass iat rer E. P. WALKER & ©0. “Lr wovesor mate, "EEA Pr T= WENTWORTG, NEWCASTLE, N. H, Railroad Station, Portsmouth, NH, thirty minutes distant, where coaches fram the house meet every train. THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH SHORE. OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 29ru. FRANK JONES, Prop. W. K. HILL, Manager. myl7-cod2m S| nee mere city a Remo te, CHOICE Pia Penner awe Aaaocs Cit reasonable rates; open all a yese. DAVIS & BROV BROWNE. my2t-3m Serpe Let LELANDES in aty. F,0m, tbe beach, Massachu- "y25-thn CHARIES MoCLADE HE NEW HOTEL ALDINI 1.83.50,10, 8 Ber day: #8 to "914 per ae AKG nee Brent ne ia ere paca D. EASTMAN. ssi 1! iesworrH: 4 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J WILL OPEN FEBRUARY a14-6m BUCK & Nan TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD. Opens mt! = ys, 815, fa sae iy ae venta, fine bostin ning, and Bali Se: eet tee Sit House ne y 3s ;Aise proprictor Riggs Ho Was c Bigeatbe sy Siirwel haven foe BEACH RE - Known hotel w le a he - ne ZO, oalees ai Star omic, uo Let, ot nw.. Wesh- .D.. rebogy iooa ate-W WaLTEEBURO JOR SALE—AT COLONIAL BEACH. A a DESIRABLE 6-room Cot river front Py enilto one G-room erent ed one rrttage, bands ly a inside Souleon et ‘Price ae or : will ter S iet ony hk Ohio ave. CHALFONTE, ANTIC x. Hed Af: CITY, BN. J, ENLARGED AND IMPROVE be — Baths in dels Hors ROBERTS & in poe (ea a ged ce b House. mere So ter rpae WAVEREN ma K. a. a ; bot and cold seawater baths benstonn ure. J. L. BRYANT. e21-1m Wrens. ATLANTIC TIC CITy. Re Open March eh iotht Nov. et max ‘ USI BRITT HO! mon Cure Ms Mar, ¥.3. Oc View. Open all _myzs-lin 8.W.GOLT. MOORE'S HOTEL AND cRRRESCES LEON- a. w open for summer «uests, ‘orms $1.50 per das, 25 th; children under ai pty yo Moone, ESS ANNE HOTEL. ‘Situated dirgetly on the ocean, 1 miles due east of Norfolk, Va, This great + _-——4 eve Sdyantase for iusury, comforg cou and Elorant drives on the tard Deagg and through the eo aed ve 6, melee cEAN Cea Veg Ye Bats te Sera perages ri and nd 916 per week week; $45 and For further particulars address our Cm ery, myl8- —| germ sears a OTEL KAATERSKE pet Sc tatna, X.Y 3 ok ana daring Jul; pe Sr gee were denies My QUNTATN VIEw HOUSE, . AU BORA, WEST V) Mics ,- ad pling as rere sua m bowling ee} eves fr bigs hea. For particularee sarees 2 ie 4 Rx0v0 zor ——— RENOWO, CLINTON 00. PA. above ocean en Stee Write for ciecaian, wjesb sot ‘and plenty of rich milk D0 feet. Terms: $6 and $; per week. EXD FIVE CENTS IN STAMPS FOR “SUMM Excursions," complete list of summer hotels houses tu Catekill Mountais areas che only ‘through “drawiage B JAG08, Generel Fastern P: Je1000-tosy1 S03 Iawedway, 8. T_ ppg fern 00, Pi. eet “HEALTH SEEKERS Stop at the Morelli joun- gen » furnished. at reasousbie rates, nw. Kol Harper's Ferry, W.Va. je18-1m* “KITTATINNY, DELAWARE war & Gi Pa Most centrally and attracts ‘and June. x. ‘my 15-2 He LOVELY KEE MAR HEIGHTS OR Seu _pary, situated in suburbs of Hagerstown, M4 . mountain view, aind water, SAND FISHERMEN on Hue ir thee CHas STOACH. Prop. ae 1 SELEBRA ATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. endorsed by the Medical Society of Vir- 1 Kates monte from we to location Ca: fy rates for the Phiets may be at 513 Pennsylvania ave, or by the dreenb ae 58S teed ATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, mountain resort ona «pur of Sea hat Pare ment Re : from Broad street, Rens, fit. (wc, Tune 12. LW. BROADREAD, jo12 Sm EL LAFAY! CALE ¥ CITY, N. J. =e sale rar ‘, rom pine. Hates s 50 to$4. VICTOR DE! a aad tor, el ‘TOCKTON HOTEL, S CAPE MAY, X. 3, Opens June 15, Rates $3 and €4 per day. inte remodeled and improved’ a dae agin Hien og Reeve and Play Rooms, a tziogaut sutton, wits Saat ‘ath and ‘closet, Orchestra of eleven pieces. Dogs not taken. ¥. THEO, WALTON, _ $e15-tosy1 Proprietor. i ST. 4 TE. WEE ee Posie e21. _THEO. MUELLER, Prop, 1Q\HE NEW COLUMBIA T ENS JUNE 13, isso, JAMES MI [, Owner. FRANK H. Mo WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N. J., WILL OPEN JUNE15. 212m W.W. GREEN. ASBURY PARK, B. 3, COLEMAN HOUSE ARD ANSEL red, now open. Fics Gin bighte U +E RALPH, Prop. SWOPE, Manager, SBURY X PARK, N. a Under i apnea the Present owner, “any 22-1igm WM. APPLEGATE. OTEL ALBION, ASBURY PARK, N. J. ONLY 0 verde foo surf. Tenth season. Tableand appoiuiments Terms trom $8 to $12 week: 82 a day. ow open. Orchestra encaged Tor the season. 3e15-1im * C. H. PEMBERTON. Oot HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N.J.,OPENS 23; Accominodations for 360 iiioatn: di- Snder new managoomeat by its owner, jel-2m u aes \HE FENIMORE, ASBURY PAI ‘THIS BEA! We Toca ted house, 134 blocks from, A city provement, il be found first-class in every respect. THOS. Ni Prop, e7-2m HE GUERNSEY, eee AVE. ASBURY ich coumects TUS soon Rat ete ae wil connect he resorts; Short distance from beach, lakes and bathine pavilion: bout; woven ‘table; bops; moderate iprioos. age Se n, Washington, D. C.je22-1m oa as BON, OCEAN END OF SUNSET AVE. ee Aubury Park, Nd are artealan “ater. perfect pom ee equi rates and information Gress ©. B-STEWART, O, Mt DYMOCK. Jol0-codiim Hom COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, XN. J. for geste week in June. Hor circulsen torus. Be. are rosree, ‘TWELFTH SEASON. os ‘UNE HOUSE, OCEAN . J. Ni oo nate ae it SRR ‘terme and circular address “Be — ALR. SANE. RIGHTON HOUSE, Spring Loke beg, bina J, Next to Wilburton- 5a cefly on t ine xox 3 bd urton-by on the beach. PIF pout 7 Ny 3 St. anys COUNTY, S2iged S50 ta de, snd gizand el4 3 — oan HOTEL, — ISLAND; OPENS s 5 nore tavorably located than chy of the seaside age temperature, U8 ary suiling, and ba: yt De, ng in y OF ocean. ing route and location, to be obtained of —— FF a aoe — tnd 8 per cent. ON THE WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT CO. Information can be-obtained in Washington at B. and 0. city ticket offices, T. P. CARPENTER, Gen. Pass. Agt, my15-2m BUFFALO, WN. ¥. HE < COTTAGE BY 3 BY THE SEA, OLD POINT Daoas = GEO. KEN, Proprietor. py 4-8 TOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON AB iL WARKER & 00... ue. 1 3300 #2500, _**sh000, tie = ee z %. McINTing, 018 Fst. nw. MONEX TO hoax sin Fr CENT ¢ ON on ak Special ck & hora RPORD. det Lm* Fenw #00. om TOLOANIN Sort ry my3l-i M INKY TO LOAN 1N SUMS TO SUIT, ATG aND parkaRk F kawid _my24-3m E Met clea tee eee neat stare Dns piersct. _myI3 Corner Jer 10th and Fats ow, (iste net pt REAL ESTATE AT LO" rates of interest: YHENSEY * myll-3m EAL ESTATE INVESTMEL FAMILY SUPPLIES. famore. OWDAN WHITE SULPHUR Cee ed Depot, Frederick county, Ve eS “my T4-4m Jordan Springs P.O Va ry" FAILS TO CURE D! ‘This ts onty the sscend time in sight weeks that Thave had to polish my boots, and yot I had work getting my husband to give up his old uae tive must now come from the United State gov- — ‘NOS D ORGANS. ALMEE HOUSE, myunyg FARR N.3. ac oe is ee ernment, whom good reason to believe | PIA A ae AN' Zr SEASON, mn. Capacity 300. NG BAR Atmosphere FOREIGN NOTES. would take steps to arrive at an early and satis- | — wa Tygemgble mates; tne location, Terms | seeuerj grat tne drives, unexcelled mineral waters seg em The North German Gazette renews the attack — <x all matters of dispute ae f oe o21-1m = 4.R PALMER | Fapgements and drai peri ae myll-Sm HE C ci GROCER) a a gFREt LAKE, & J. . McGauley & Co, risetore ofthe aliy Ho Bex REAT SLAUGHT ogg rie toe Es—Mt afforded for the dissemination of their ideas. the Bebring-sea difficulty, the ‘fishery dips om ¢ 1. 8. HINKSOY, Prop. formation, at office of Star. Apply © A 8. M. Uiffel yesterday formally presented the | alleged discrimination a it United Cee visiting American engineers to the prefect of citisene in the use of the ominion canals, a fax ynoesta, esto, oultey 2 il, ke. Teprough the Seine, rt duty on logs, ac of nit cular, Tho Shah of Persia is suffering from » low | States government in suspending the bonding | 10s °° CALVIN RICE, A. Pencpa system over the short line through Maine, an‘ rails <ED TEACHERS PREPARE several other minor matters which have for U ee fat Pomut ‘Classes Princess Louire,eldest daughter of the Prince | several years past been the constant cause of day or evening. fie, te bt tis of Wales, is betrothed to the earl of Fife, an | irritation between Canada and the United Irish nobleman who was raised to the English | States, Tag Bans eae IRSETTUE 1307 hina idortion ugha coe Bt es Se PRATT, Pr Wires ONDY-THE-SEA, | SPRING GLARE —del-zmls Su Buliding, Washington. _ wn Brecial Pareheeges" sac it on the beach Ke "EE TCHWOR TIE tay ae Tivvats Ip PURSUIT, She eee ~ ty Pontes tia Fianos Hot OCEANIC, ecrere.. Finhing,Sebbine. can BARNEGAT CITY. inane ‘Dr. B SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A Open June 22 to Otober country, cia Stee a roi oom es ‘Terms, address E. U. BOICE, ere aE (TEE NOT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, 5 4 NDUCEMENTS OTEL BRIG OCEAN ‘The watsrs waters ill be: ‘iles f1 Atlantic Cit fran bath tathins ek Don, aii aNst: Biter tt | B open dune 20. Wor circaines ses ane | et a L KRABE & 00, Hane hoes thst: ‘A. AUGUST, Prop. fever at Sina. Peerage on Mr. Gladstone's nomination in 1885. | A prominent politician in the confidence of fecal exainn Oe ee ee 1 500 OCEAN GRO HEALING SPEINOR, BATE COUNTY, VA Owing to Tavorable weather in Bumia ali | the government remarked ht that Sir highest references: G CMusk AND' STOP AT Takia ot guente fears that the crops would prove a failure have | Job" was greatly worried, as could be seen by rps benz i DOL OF LANGUAGES, BOOKS AND STATIONERY. AUMNEE AND at are ones | en Doon dispelled the change that has come over him since par- 7Bigneae oop Jo13-1m WILLISFORD DEY, Prop. ee The czar will visit Kiel in August, vege thane ate a gh HE. Nae Bs GPRAY VIEW HOTEL, ULPHUR &PRI Wt seid in London that the American gor-|f'gving Lis promt ensicy, "awe ComPUne | Ceepjsamnet “Ake ad throes saben Can one gE eee wee sseer Sa ES grament bes been seked tgrend a mancotwar| pp proce, a peng D Duisheabahd =! ineeaon, ook RS ge — Remit exchenge airaiege f Doutarton, GPE ELEY ave., or address age Me Misias wil come) soneed Partie, Me AS Goats Meee erect sme breathe ie Toth oe nae abe | seo a be: POMEL etn, Te Rico gerde a = The three missing steamers belonging to the | hove heen stream tn: con econ aaron FEMCERIAN, BUSINERS | COLLEGE, COR, ph gg fase "eunrate 4 IN THE MOUNTAINS, ETC. Wiseman expedition have arrived at Zanzibar. | alleged scheme whereby ‘numerous loans have | Sound ee nb ae been tate ~ a MEDICAL, &. surf bathing, boating’ and Aahing. "83.00 : a ee GREA The German emperor will start om his yacht | been obtained on St. Paut, Minn., property by | gens Collagen. "Baya nix sours: | Sa EON, Now open.” Circulars aud {ull particulsre sent on Aer ieee be Sane coulnn th Mietanahr Githaidag macane of forged signatures: a sige Marin oe Dees en Relabie Latin | Srl SOLES PROUSSEAT, SSS ee riting, tory, ~ EES FED. saipuve matte eT ere Fee nT AMR | Es nse og ares ‘cacamm s YC. BPI Ipal. treatment. foo ae and consulta- ‘Grove, Nd. Boclangist partisans jaies Simon, who pre ae ea rout fonAdentinls Separate rooms for igdies. | OSST3 Tin Gere No Beets SIE Eason 2076,_ order. ARKER HOUS VICES OF AN ‘OPEN For THE TENTH AE se ae 1 penal the the year. THOMAS DEV DEVLIN, ‘The people of Cairo are irritated over the opposition of France to England's scheme tor Mines, an Sy ame, Colored sleet HOUSEFURNISHINGS. SEA-SIDE--NEW_ ENGLAND, A ZEW SUMMER RESORT ON THE COAST OF MAINE. ‘The purest water, the finest air, Rare combination of mountains, woodland and ocean. The best facilities for boating and fishing. Hotel accommodations and appointments not surpassed by any in the state, Send tion by the ‘waters of the Nile, and will IT eo hinder a decrease im the rates of taxation. Herr Lanique has been elected to the seat in the reichstag for Metz, formerly held by M, Antoine, the Frenchman who recently and went to Paris, Only forty per cent Tae Yoters weut to the polls. Herr Lanique isa municipal councillor of Metz. He is mod- erate 42 views and favors the observance of ex- awe, eee To New Yous ow Tiwe.—The Baltimore and Ohio trains for New York and Philadelphia me are leaving (Washington on prompt time. The average time consumed jtimore and Ohio trams to New York ieten mete other line, and it is via Baltimore and ‘Obio only bud three-hour trains are run to Philadel The earnings “ot 1 the Ci Cinei ti, Washington and Baltimore, for oa Saieeett of Jane were $43. DEM NWA on Switzerland in connection with the asylum | “The time of the cabinet during the past i, 3. 9000 per re oe eats ees ea et 4 i given to social propagandists and the facilities are has been fully occupied Le dicugion of Roe: AE te oo, ot Canotn, se 4e10-; ibm” * R F3 x . % A . AM, ACADEMY, OGONTZ, PA. UN: UNEQUALED 1 70x $25,980, a