Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1890, Page 8

CITY AND DISTRICL COTTON STATE POPULATION THE SUBURBAN RAILWAY. EDUCATIONAL. tee ee ‘ 1 SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 1 F y rere: dent— 7 ‘ arses for To : the largest num}« sttention ig] Alletter has been received by Mr. Porter, | As noted in yesterday's Sran, the House Dis- — UARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO DRAW sour Money ott nuded for that | the superiatendent of the census, from Robert trict comunittee have decided ona favorable ‘We cannot say too much con- ped A en 2 ret — = 4 j- | W- Musser of Cynthiana, Ky., calling his at- | report on the bill chartering the City and Su- TEA GOWNS cerning our stock of Tea Gowns; | Artist, 29F st. 3d floor, sm we pees & watt. 4 ai as welt: 2° | tontion to certain conditions in the cotton | burban Railroad Company. The route of the tach lovely creations: each and | ()PEN ALL SUMMER. ACADEMY OF FINE ALTS Vertise in Tas Stan It uot only claims the | states since the last cersus, among | proposed new road is as follows. Soe! Keng ipo bed-eccicoraulsngiseecrsdy ing ana Print ei iostracton for ait ‘agra private or Jargest circulation, but yives the figures, and/ which he mentions that th »se states | “Commencing at the intersection of Rhode 3.98 everything that is new and beau- | HUciseses, commencing immediately at haif price. swears to them! “have received positively no immigration | Island avenue and 11th street northwest, thence tiful, The styles manifold variety 7 ” ti THORKOUG! BUSINESS —COURSE—BOOK- from any source, except a dozen towns:” | along Rhode Island avenue to Florida avenue To enough to satisfy the most fas- hecping. Commarcial Axttiauntic snd Qoutpenttion, THE ROCK CREEK RAILROAD, | that numbers of whites have emigrated to other | or Boundary, with double or single track; ene. rte ee deka tasks ee Sane Cade mad Civil | points, and that, in the opinion of the writer, | thence northeasterly along Rhode Island ave- is passes “myl-2" ALG. STARIN, 07 Myrtle st Provisions of the Bill That Passed the | thore is the “greatest opportun for fraudu-| nue, when the same shall have been opened} Fine French Challie Toa Gowns, cream ground with y ASHINGTON Ege OF MUSIC, Senate Yesterday. lent or fictitious enumeration offered by the {and extended, to Brentwood rond, and to the | pink ticures, trimmed with a cascade of flue Oriental | gy¥ Good Lewplar Hall, 4% st- and Fa black Thi 3 worked in 1890.” He sug- District line, with branches authorized to be | lace, pink satin belt aud ribbons, $10.98. Fi auteces. O. B. BULLAD, . Yesterday's Srax stated that the Senate had | °/*ck*. This was wor ‘ 1 the | id to Ivy City, Montello and the Reform| Fine French Challie Wrapper, empire style, in new aviLauavick RXAMAWATEC d the bill amending the charter of the | 8°‘ that he adopt precautions to guard the | school, and to a point upoa the District line | Green, with vine of darker ebede, wide moire ribbon uccesaftl propaistion ; full information, ae cuiteead 2 accuracy of the census, In his reply Superin- | north of the intersection of Rhode Island ave- | sash to mateh. $15.98, experience. SW. FLYNN, AM. Brock Creek Railroad Company. tendent Porter says: _, |mue,extended with Queen’s Chapel or Brent-| Another in the same style, black ground with gray oe eee eee The bill as passed provides that the company | +-With the exception of the states of Florida | wood road, with single or double track, at the | Ozure and black ribbons. $15.48. SHORTHAND. is empowered to run its cars along the follow- | and Texas and a tew cities it is probable that | discretion and subject to the ipo of the | Fine Imported Cashmere Tes Gowns, pele bine | fy, Actic Phonoxraphy seauired in 16 Ing streets, commencing at the intersection of | the cotton states have received little or no im- | Commissioners: Provided, that where the lines | entire frout, embroidered on pale bine surah, wit | students. Sesn: ay and S 5 sill d Florid anees the t- | migration during the past ten years, and that | sbali cross any steam railroads the same shall | sleeves and fedora of white china silk. $25. Ce eee PPRONGoR ee ern ran avemmen; thenoe eavt- | 17 increase im popaiation they bave been ds-| erase either by viaduct of below srads, con- | Wine. tmipecies Oubiete ues Govan, tata fia-deet | oe ‘ RAPHY, erly along Florida avenue, formerly known a8 | pendent upon natural increase, [do not, how- | structed at the expense of this company, under | Pattern on pale ground, with full puffed front and tnw. FJ. MULVEY, Prinery: ‘aplo-im: = i ~ BALCH" CIVIL SERVICE INSTITU Boundary sirect, to 15th street; thence north- | ever, agree with you that there has been emi- | the direction and subject to the approval of the | tleeve of yale pink surah” $25. MP oT ton a, oe Penis eoask eee erly slong 18th street toColumbia road; thence | gration in considerable number from these | Commissionets, Fine Black Surah Tea Gown,richly trimmed in black | giinatious: Special” ‘Leseae, for Goeas Bee westerly, crossing Columbia road and extend- | states. If so, where have sie netpie gone? x Gai rarer, GuREERne and white stripe satin, $20.48. Mughest references, on ract, to Rock creek | Certainly not to the north or north- aint Cha - WHITE INDIA LINEN WRAPPERS and Tea Gowns, OTEL ALBION, ecaee Bee oa hee Ce eee en tn Conk | work Migrations Of ‘populations follow | ‘Richard Vacs, win has (besa nominated ‘by H ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, m such line as shall be approved b. VILL OPEN JUX ciclandes: Gaanee ereatr tack on a | Parallels of latitude very, closel tnd have | the democrats to suecoedt Mr. Randall, will be price from $1.98 to $9.08. ‘WILE OPEN JU | elevate e to erected | never im recent times, and especially in this | 4 concpicuous figure on the floor of the aaa ae See neers ees Selle 40 bei svectedl | TTT co token pleon trom walls to noch oc tng | © omen omnes fare ow ths di he House | sink CHEMISE, 83.9. ¥ said company at its own expense The tof population of | if he is elected. He is a man_ seventy-four . proved by the Commissioners. which sh: RO ee ne ee en ik waco i ities Made of fine India Silks; colors, Black, Lavender, thoroughfare open to the public. not le: consequence in the cotton states has been ee Cees FOKy Samet one: fessppner ted a marked Light Blue. Material ia excellent and will wash like Bite aus wae sorted piel » | Westward and has resulted in a considerable in- | individuality, He has a long white beard and ) your uayulerchet, ‘Trimmed with lace around neck, Northwesterly through Woodley Park to t {crease in the population of Texas. It may be | mustache and hair about six inches long, worn | sleeves and bottom. It costs you no inore than a good near Woodiey road on Connectient avenue ex- | that daring the past ten years the population | in curls, He wears un old-feshioned white | quality Muslin Chemise, and so much dressier and tended on such hne as shall be approved by | of that siate has been increased 100.000 or 209,- | beaver hat with a broad brim and Jong fur on | cooler. i the Commissioners; thence northerly aloug | by emigratton from the other pees it. Many years ago, when he was secretary of | “Our price, $3.98." Connecticut avenue extended to the north line | states. This. batched bgt Hon ape | Legation in Great Bri he danced with Queen | CHATELAINE BAGS start as low as 50. of the District of Columbia; also commencing | drain upon the population of the cotton belt, in a variety of styles, ranging in 1890, nt s eee iM & KROPP. IMMERCTAL SCHOOL, 404 b G 4 Civil Se examin: EGE OF COMM). Ke Ope 3: bi Yr bya orp 7 hs wpe Victoria, and since then he has worn no shoes, rae Third year ae a 3: uivetty, Tate at the intersection of 18th and U streets north- | Petug but a very small percentage of its popu- | but dancing pumps, winter and summer. He A genteel one for 98e. forte ge etman Coll west; thence east following U street to 1th | lation. I do not agree with that the cot- | holds to the old habit of alwavs wearing a Finer oues fo @1B0, | Which tecetved he ain nt Btrect west. ton states will show no increase in 189 over | swallow-tailed coat and rafiled shirt and 81.75, 81.9%, & rss Kducation ut the World's Fa The original route of the road is repealed, | the population tu 134), On the contrary 1 am | never puts on an overcoat or carries | Black Leather Bags, leather lined, for 50c.; worth | "i705 e 7 miy streets to be uSed | dite prepared to tind an increase of 25 per}an umbrella, Tho hobby of hig | 8%. (Special) jones aie ew cent. J expect that the natural increase of this | Jife is prison reform. He is an advocate of | Ooze Skin bust in all shades, also in seal, leather race dunesiaces section, which is very rapid, will easily pro- | solitary confinement for prisoners. It is said | ed, with mside pocket, $1.25. duce this incre: Your charge that | of him that whatever side he takes of a question SLT: very ides is illustrated with us, whetherit The company is not to operate any part of | wholesale frauds upon the census we ~ i bcsent BELTS.—Every ides is {ilustrated with us, i T SCHOOL—AN ELEMENTARY 1 ior Both Sexes. 1811 1st. Pupils ‘ELL, Principal x * | he always goes to the extreme. His position cotton, CaLVas or silix; start as low as Sc. Rae oF s2eoCaree it road by electric power with overhead wires | carried out in 18%” is evidently made in| on the tariff question is the reverse of that Nice silk ones tor Ladies or Gentlemen, 4 e104 Teck De nana bine ad lempatcbes teapot sia an order opbcaiangly walt ¢chernegpel aed ENOLASE EAC CEE Fine Mourning Belts, with mournmg buckles, TRIAL E. thorized to issue its capital stock to an amount | the receipt of the census returns in 183), when So eee quite new; don't know of any one hereabouts Send ea in New York, Hoston, Brookl: hia, Lowsviile, Varis Pra de “=| Germanys Museu, Tamia and Londn, sold Rot to exceed the actual cost, more than 10 per | ** was discovered that they showed improbable | | No Increase in the Price of Bread. that has them; do you? e rig! eonstru on nq | P#tes of increase in the southern states, a ful of Tue Eve: @ STA! 3 pcrrmlafpscbnghetts and such land and | berms em of thew yunnde | Ise from the recent reports of the meetings | MOT WFATHER Ma mens eee ny 0 a end i This investigation wat eartied out by republic | of the employing bakers of this city that they ses an rier iene peo eg na Cora adhe enced within thirty | aM clerks who were in the Census Office, and | ate cautiously but surely leading up to an in- dacein p days and completed within exhtesn mouths of | ® Part of this investigation consisted of a Te-| crease of bread on the plea tiat it would be | CHALLIES at 2, yp at Correet (deep) 1 VER YARD im a collection of col- | Prumstic Acne h st. LW. to-we&s the passage of the act, [enumeration of certain suspicious dis: | impossible to sell bread at the present rate a Newvoui Ate : aa _. | triets The result showed beyond | at. tiving profis were the demands of | APRONETTES aT 8c. D 3407 Hess FROM COLUMBIA ROAD TO CONNECTICUT AVENUE: } Guestion that the census of 1840 was honeatiy | 2 5 | 421-6m. Mr aud » -D. ELL, Principals. When the property owners shall have dedi-/ tuien, that there was no. attempt whatever | OPerative bakers complied with under the | ‘These seem to have taken agood held. Uaasually ' % cated asa public highway five-sixths of the | anvwhe Jand necessary to open a stroet from Col road to Connecticu nue extended a » to falsify the returns,and that the | #dvance in the price of four, ow { believe | large quantities of this material have been sold lately, Sree MIAN BCs abia | £2 in the incomy ness of the former | that itean be demonstrated beyond dispute | probabiy because our voous are worth more. r Jeensus, that of 1370. You may rest assured | that the loaf of bread as sold in Washington | iwpyy EINENS start at will be taken by | ¢#” be pred A for less than three and a half z\< 13 | that every possible cents per yard. x Rext quality Bchicol of Telearan Conne t avenue extended to the bound. cents, labor, costof delivery, rent, interest on > be | this oltice t guimst frauds upon i . An unsurpassed of Sebool of > pencers line for the full width of 13) fect und any of | the Consus, net only ein the aerth hat | eapital invested and all incidental expenses ine porecpeseeisie teas Bchool of aiechan Maguct to deWicate their land foc the purpose |. sas of detection aud the censas| ne complied with and allowing an in- zi H : Hanky C. SEE of such avenus and t all be un- cachable assortment | sf ompa: se of 10 per ¢ at in the price of flour that] EMBROIDERIES. An w + Prineiyal; SARA AL | law provides the most condign punishment for e238 sree such proper wuers as : f " vi i“. a in all widths, - — — — to agree Aaa wager cake hs shall Le fo }such crimes. Ido not apprehend, however, n be produc for less than three and in all wide! oo paid therefor i Masago that any such crimes will be at pted, An) ter cents, then affording a net profit SWISs, In fine work we excel, daty of the Commissioners of the District to | eonmerator will scarcely dare. for the sake of | of Over 33 per cent on the cost of production at = condemn. in accordance with laws govern- ing the condemnation of land for roads, the fine and | the present } & few extra dollars, to riska heavy tail price of the lout, 5 cents, HAMBURG, —_Fine Wheel Work. Par = t agreed imprisonment. Astor the existence of a great | | I therefore ask you to kindly lay these facts NAINSOOK, Finest kind of Hemstitched Em- NTING. ete Tenth of ground iu such avenue | couspiracy to swell by fictitious returns tne | before your very numerous and intelligent i 7 : -—- between said points and to open such avenue . . | readers, that the: mdge for themselves CAMBRIC. brondery. tothe width cf 150 fect bie Bi y. | Population of the cotton states, which you | readers, that they nage COMMEROIAY ParENr ae wie ee ae eS ay. st, it appears to me tat a imo- | How mach the poor employing osses must suf lovers, medium, and narrow, 2 |. PRINTIN Pc an pon gp de hoy pny for compensa, | Mens consideration will show you | pron oF z ae compelled to do Late ry ad a to mateh, Law Printing, Churchand School Printing, Amuse - by sees a pens* \the absurdity of the suspicion.? Throwir y 4 ARE. : aR s a Transfers of Real Estate. men who woald necessarily be invelved in it, Fined for Clipping a Dog’s Ears. Feel perfectly safe in ordering this way, ouly be ex- NEW TYPE, Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: | the difiiculties im the w of carryitg itouton | Charles Carter's little bull dog was the sub- | plicit. ae a grand scale and the absolute c y of its hase oe : New Presses, Iinproved Machinery, Skilled RM. Bell to J. A. De Wondeiear, interest in |} Stabd scale and the absolute cert sequences | Jct of discussion in the Police Court yesterday | sendin your address and receive a Fashion Gagette, nti lot 8, sq. 1.230. WV Abbott to J. C./ tuerco?, both personal and political, render | ™0rning. Carter called on Henry Matthews, | free of charge, Pe eens . Walker. e. 246, 8q. 1047; $100. Harriet B. | this suggestion unworthy of bemg enter- | who, with aduil penknife, made zigzag lines | our-store kept delightfully cool by our Patent Cool- oe tained. Coolidge to H. C. B60: orden, subs 73 to 75, sq. 4. B.F. Leighton etal. to F.W. about the animal's ears. When Policeman | ing Fans. Anderson saw the bad piece of surgery he com- pauenne eee = ‘Mail orders carefully filled, OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS, Raitz, pt. 2 sq. 21,500. J. M. Henderson municated the facts to Agent Key and the ROBERT CLARKE, Pleasant Pisins:| £7. G, ‘Trucedell eal to | AMiales tm Prince George’s County—The | !har (rousht me.caasinua court | fy, ge So ee Emilie M. Halstead, lot 1, sq. 1043 : New School Board, Ete, the case, Agent Key claimed that this class of | i aA a BUSINESS OFFIC! » 920 F ST. N.W, Hyde to Potomac Insurance Georgetown; 2100, J. A. H. Marlow, pt. 11, dogs are clipped to pat them in fighting trim, | Hoo AM because they then bring good prices. Mr. rimstrong said he had heard that the ears {Correspondence of Tue EVENING STAR] Hyarrsvitie, May 12, Washington, D.C. A. Lewis to W. D. Hum: The recently appointed school board for | were cut for the purpose of keeping the flies BoB. Mi ¥ BER, GG. = = If you need anything in the above line send postal 16, block 41, Trinida W. 0. Den- } Prince George's county has organiz:d by elect- | from annoying the dogs. BER OU OU ORR Hutt and agent will call, mb26-1y nison et al. to T. M. Roach, lots 14 and 15. block | ; Ww. 3 sein ienen t Judge Miller thought that the flaps of the B UU RR HOH z ing Dr. W. W. Duvall president ané&Thomas 8. = a z oe 15, South Brook’ 00, Same to Emma | has | cats would protect the animals from the flies. BBB KOR Hu N cGILL & WALLACE W. Palmer. lot 16, do; $450. O. L. Green to | Stone secretary and examiner. Ti»: latter has | Horses tails are sometimes clipped and it is aM adic as. book AND JOB PRINTERS Minnie L. Soper, subs 102 and 103, Chichester; | filled the poSition for ten or twelve Sears, The | gaid it is done to prevent the flies from annoy- RRR RRR 00 Sehiting of every deecristion neatly exedute $300. | N. Eckhart to D. Ballaai, part A, sq. 196; | newly organized board stands—ir, W. W. | ing them, when in fact it prevents the horse Bat Eat § 8 Estimates furnished. [u2¥] i iesswork for the Trade. $3,900. Anna L. Woodbury to M. Loeb. part | Duvall, f. S. Wilson and H. H. Sascer, ‘The | from annoying the dri The animals’ ears 3 sate Ne to MeQueen & Wallace 1, sq. 283; 3—. W. Hi. J. H. Ralston, part Wood Barstow et al. to | acre r K O20 i are given them for some good purpose and it bes ok & “oo = ot | H first two are old members and Mr. ult to tell jast how much suffering the rik sascer takes: in dil h & JOB PRINTER Bevj. F. Leizhton et al. to Ephriam Nash. part | the place of Dr, Warring, who was not re- | clipping causes. As this was the first case of 429, 424, 426 7TH STREET. ee 16, 8q. 626; $1425. J Theo. Davis, | appointed. The building of new schoo! houses | the kind ever heard the court imposed a fine of ep cues * | LEGAL, COMMERC Jot 23. block 4. Fairview Heights; 21.625. A. | is authorized in Nottingham, Piscita and | $5 on Matthews. . pal . . Hyattsville. In the latter piace J. id. Rallston, Er ae field estate; ¢— A. Khodes to Barbara C. > ., Organized Temperance Workers. Clements, sub 30. sq. 775; £1,400. 1K. M. Beli | Henry A. Drary and J. B. Burnside were Del from Friendship, Cle Fineh to Nellie M. Simmon ‘7 to 19, 8q, pointed a building committee to superintend legates from Friendship, Clements, Finch, — Cre oe. + local trustees were appointed | Minnehaha, Monumental, Eagleston and Inde- 67, 8q. 1003; meeting: For Hyattsville, KR. 2. | pendent Lodges of Good Templars visited Per- sia ade . F. H. Smith and Charles Welsh; for | severance Lodge in Elks’ Hall Saturday even- Besvinn, aterent tn densburg, C. O. Lewis, John L Seretance Lodes Sr Mat Meleetay ose C ND PROFESSIONAL Ge FINE \ m7 FER p88." _ PIANOS AND ORGAN ke ss.” noor BEER | rp sweet $ Thitnen ore 8585 are ld gt resonable $17 to 19. sq. se to W. P. C. Hazen AND RICH TONED KRAKAUER of by ar iists in terms of hush praise, ures at KUHN'S ‘lemple ui ‘Tuning aud repairing, Best i Wi 10 G. C Hannay. sub 31, 6; opment ing. The chief templar and sentinel, absent at belie ae 8 ee oa. oe Atar eting of the county commis- ths er pies ea tas ha S clunhe beaweboie ENTS. Saas Goes nk siouers Dr. W. W. Warring was appointed sec- | Deputy M. C. Edson. Regnlar ba : : Poop aphtrs oa tah retary of the state board of Health for the ea- | Templar V; It. Bishop prestain ‘Try it = 53, aq. 1034, 2—. WLC. tlic ss Sa Cocean 'F ¥ ther. igre al ‘< - suing year and Waiter P. Grifia, George T. order take noo : | E phage Dares x Seo Soe 4 lak | avail, E. E. Berry, George Bell and Alonzo i urge. A piano solo = : PIANOS. 3, Le Droit Park P Madden to Miriom | Darcey, trustees of the poor. 'T. 8. Wilson was | rendered by Mrs. H. F. Smith, "Questions from INE. IVEKS & POND oot t 6 e - awarded the contract for printing the local | a question box opened by Mr. L » Philadelphia, Penna, se naa ca Nectar twos *1f25. VJ: | laws as the lowest bidder Thompson were replied to Grand Sanay E UMpnenae Suites vine ee $1,931.90. RL. Gibson to Virginia C. Mont. | , Notly Hawkins ee ee ee ee BIL 61215 Oid justruments takea im part payment, Tuning ae eon eet a ae ar rged with assaulting AL cham Edia-| Edson, Financial Seere A. HL Frear, eZ. G12, malta Perker, pit eg Se ee | i Wiltiam Brooks, chary. «with being | Treasurer J, W. Norton, Vice Templar Mrs 1, rede es Taggert ct al. to ¢. H. Pickling, lots 183.5-; | # Mnatic pauper. ip. iS. W. Kussell, | ‘These figures are the numbersof the alphabet which ae and part 189, T.’s add. to W.W.: J. R. Hunt of Laurel has been app ae ee eee spell out the name of the VERY HIGHEST GRADE og Male cist ane cou, Baltimore aud! ) 10 ra Milstoad, J.C. Li jackford and Kirby nore and Pot 3. biock 1 ane is fate orge Gil & Js sab Mt. Pie © and George le ie Marche te wel = its line between Baltimore au Vashiagton, | Marsh of Mas: 1 SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR Png be enti dy OE tL Cntmedank | and ino doing lis paid some faicy prices far |. The regular Buaday evening meeting under part 8. sq. 100: ) HE. Christman to W. | ?% "s Januds that hag been con- | the auspices of the Star of Hope Lodge, at the Manufactured in the world, the justly Celebrated TMayoe. ensae property; J.J. Waters to G, | Gemned for its use, notably somega the neigh- | corner of 19th street and the avenue, was ad- Wo the W. Ra . saat We borhood of Wilson's Station, d by James C. Lee and $. W. Russell, £ (ieee pews : ~ -_ - an in charge, Several recitations were BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR, ly tends to a velow 3 A he os Wemecal of dans Bicviten. rendered by Josie Lee, and by ie PCED, beats of the iustrument, 5 ~ 2 ie eared bes dee Se ee ate | daughter were invited to attend the next Sun- |“ é TTT Peyote ag tgeont Fe 13 aud Jot 16. eq. 87; | man who was drowacd in Hamptfg Roads some | Gay aneet : CHARLES 1 KE eats 7 y . 2 usdell, United $ re aes 4 étalote nabiiaha Hon 6 = ase a .E. ABBOT ud cor. 1111 rage sgn | days ago, as heretofore publishe gin Tz Stan, a Dance i T il KER W. F. Lewis was brought here from Hamp*n yesterday Foreign Notes of Intere : a ‘ “DY & SONS, 1209 F ize Medal Paris Expesition. 46. block 30, Long Meadow: NA and was taken to J. W. Lee's uf ertaking Considerable opposition has been aroused in peeomens ss she | corral by exes Lee tate nckools 3. H. Buscher, w. t; 2 and 13, sq. 1005; tablishient, on Pennsylyan enue, from y by the proposition to redace the time 0 Pennsylvania ave, it e, a that eau ts D. Birtweill to W. E. Grown. part 12, sq aiid he place of x Gray - whence the funeral took place Zt 1 o'clock ee eee wie lies et eae. ; . ' SON, 1412 Penusylvania ave, i. T. Cal 0 G. C. Bowers, lot Th - . Germany is allowing socialists to vetura in ew York ave, $ ’ |} today. The deceased — was & twenty-one 7 is 2 $3,698.40. W. B. Matthews et al. to A. L’| years old and was a son of Jo Bayliss, | €roups, so as to prevent arush at the expiration | BEALL & BAKEK, 450 Pennsylvania ave, rR 23. WW tae 5B Beal wet Larftg abe The young ian had been missiff from home | It is proposed to levy a duty of 10 per cent | & 3 W4 T 2 eee KEE stein. lot 23, block 4, Fairview Heights: — ie eos ee ase ede upon all merchandise import ed into the Congo | PURCHAKD & CO.,354 Pennsylvania sve. SALE ros 1, WORKMANSHIP L. Sands to E. L. Cottrell, subs 133 and 1. @ ores pion two wee ‘ore 5 nown who | Free State, the proceeds to be used in re-| W. ‘7. GIVEN, cor dd and EL sts n 5 A 5 3 901; $1.115.60. P. Bonavendes to Kosa Corsa, | beam Rete punees! ones wtoday wine | cuperating the private fort une of King Leo. | EN al ivi ot "jot davited te ther pt. 5, 5g. 1019; 2900. J. W. Easds Lit- | interment wae in the Congreaiovtat Counter’ | Dold of Beiginm. : P'DrcousliVie Alvis -biaues for remiss tlefield. pt. 8. sq. 12; $547.55. D.C. Leahy to = ee pmetery. | Minister Lincoln has left London on a’ short SECOND AND & A ink WS O.E. Duffey, sub ‘41, 5g. 669: $100. = i leave of absence, First Secretary White is in onwovs Cer Is Pures. comprising uli. k “wake inthe | Coumbe to John T. Conmbe, pt. 5, sq. 258: & Rumors of Police Chi_ ge: charge of the legation, ; cour 7 bo To Sete senate ery bee ae = es br _ - vray are | {tis said that King Leopold is negotiating for Pe eee ee ma ei 5 tto G. T. Dearing, pt. 3, | Soon to be several changes on the Police force, a s a. ‘ ¥ ee a Shee eng tale 3 °* | the sale of a slice of the Congo state to G ae probubly the result of the active ¥ terest taken | many. JULIUS LAD in police matters by Col. Robe,: It is said that a lieutenant is to be rv SBURGH, Emperor William will go to Oberammergau 13TH AND F STREETS, Feved of his | to witness the Passion play. 549; $1,000. « , Same property Allen, pt. 87, T.'s harine Alien to J. F. £1,600. Sarah Leary to W.W ag igs s ‘ ‘ Will sell LADIES GOODS. J. A. Settle to Margaret B.S; pt. 47 and | ider straps and that his p® tion istobe| The railway through Siberia will be com- UPHOLSTERY FAbnicy, - ———— yap bg oy q- VTL; 23.302. . ON. Carver 1 by the appoirtment of e@Licat. R.A. pleted in ten years, CUKTAINS. riveted to M. D. Shea, lot 14, sq. 14 who is now inspector oigitreet swe ~ “ondrpaina de aegis in order by pi apes ele en We action of the Comg.ssioners in| | Price George of Wales, who will shortly 0] yr peg HAN ONE-HALF OF AES Av, ae arder to J. H. Saville, lot 7 and pt. 6 wes of the three s§ geants and | to sea in command of the gun boat Thrush, will | “Xore the fullowine go MLE. M. J. PRANDT, + Nellie F. Shedd’ to W. ‘T. Camp- | one private of the second precio’ will soon | act as chaplain as welt as commander. He will BARGAINS OFFERED. poops page oop pape » bik. 15. 1. and B.'s sub Mount | be made publ The Commoners have | carry @ choice lot of sermons with hia, Silk and Wool Reuaissance—for upholstering fur- ine French Mair Goods, V. Koth to D. Murphy, pt. 1, | spent several hours discussing th® case. Con- | Diplomatists expect that Gen. von Caprivi | niturs. Neduced to Sl'ia er yard. Former price inahiseting ——— spon the Comme aera th fgets 4 in | willsoon resign the German chancellorship, | 6 SPECIAL REDUCTION IN TAPESTRIES ab. FINE LACES DONE . ountaiss| a ated He is disgusted with the details of the work o SPE EDUCTION I s . te eae Ire Alarm Bells, the ease of one sergeant the Fentence will | ih foreiew oka re a El a6 vant tedneed s0Gbes pas yar wocmer price Ditch gue Wiite tad Sat fo the Editor of Tur EveNine Stan change * he ni ‘ a 4 , & specealty, r - The astel me es, call at MADAME VALMUN In view of the fact that the “fire alarm ap- Set ee The Irish master of the rolls has authorized 0 yards reduced to Zc. per yard, Former price | Pio “al, acide teed ta be Canasta teaas thc ince Good Templar Enterta fument. a writ against Capt. O'Shea to enforce the : = CH DYEING, + PS TALIDHMEN Firs jeuts! work of every descri HI. | uv apd bvevink Dresses ANLOUN ced by bankruptcy proceedings brought | Immense cut in Plushies. See those offered at $1.10 LEKCH, jormerly with A. Fischer y's Church on Sth street. and the same | _D. P. Holloway Lodze, Joha THK: fate awaits that ou the Lith Street Baptist | T., through its commit Church, allow me to st that, if permission | the aned, it be placed on cither St. | . provisions of Mrs, O’Shea’s marriage settle- |” 385 yarda reduced to SOc. per yard, Former price | J°8% ean uuedy. C. | ment in 1857. and to compel Capt. O'Shea to | $2.50 Oe » Oliver thaw, P.C.1., | transfer to her certain interests. which are SILK PLU Misses King and Harper and Dthors gave a | meu Church, 10th street between Fach weak. | literary and musical entertainmdut to. imem- | agwinst him, por yard. Beduoed from $2.50. dix different shades, | = — }. 108) . petween aud or the be 4 ss rhe m . . quality. NION_ FISCHER'S: ANING Calvary Baptist Church, sth and H streets | bets and friends in open mectihg in Gold: The syndicate of Belgian bankers whieh had FALL to see onr summer weight IM- LISMENT AND DIE WOKKS, S06 northwest, or the Church of the Immaculate | Cross hall Monday evening, Charles Colne pr undertaken to float a loan of 25,000,000 for the Conception, 8th and N streets northwest, . ~ = = ‘Lauies’ and Gents’ Garments ot ail % , m4 NJABCURTAINS. Very handsome and h | siding. The invocation by U. S., Loudermilk, | Conse Free State has been dissolved. it did! stylish. Ke Dyed without niypd. Ladies’ Evening Dresses 0 per pair, Former price specialty, ‘Dhirty-Dve years’ experien ce woud Pherae has a fine bell. The people not only | P.C.T., was followed with a song. by the choir, fig sac? at ne more than a tenth of | gig. We have 165 pair of thei. fae,” Gecdn Called tor sud Genera at fe t» know the location of & fire, but also to | A piano solo was rendered by Mrs. Emma May, | *¢ sum desired Also 180 PAIK ELEGANT LL-WOOL G NTS, ; UP OK RIPPED, 3 A piano s $ rendere Emma May, | be ‘ PAIR EL! Bete x GAKMENTS, MADE UP OK RIPPED, be Posted.in the correct time every day. and it | Reeitations were given by Miss FE, Chadwell, | Slavin, the Austrahan, has challenged Jim an bgp STLIVED CURTAINS, ped 4 eyed moUrUM Liack, = me # a pity that, being burdened with heavy taxa- | Miss May Blossom and Messrs, N d | Corbett of San Francisco to a boxing match | Which will be sold at the remarkably low price of 84.68 wes or Hae and disfranchised, they should Le denied | Reese. Songs were sung by Messrs. Chas, West, | under the auspices of the Pelican Ginter s | Der ee ES lath a RN TE cern ierneinees this small privilege Scuscumen, | James Loveless, Mre, K. K. Thomas, the Misses | purac of £1,000 a side with au addtional £1,009 | Lok at them. a INAN ; an ee ma ian De = roasted fs ratea’ne o 200 pair Light-weight Chenille Porticres—for sum- N H Mahiesiea Mapocted. ia Dart and 3 Au address | contributed by the elub. FINANCIAL reviewing the wo J the benefits con- | mer draperies—wiil be sold tar below cost, = At the detectives’ ofice at police headquar- | fevieyie the work News from Honolulu says Attorney General OWN SHEKMAN & Cu, y smpcrance ergan- a . IMMENSE BARGAINS ae iy of ders robberies have been reported as follows: | izations was given by the Hon. Daniel K itenoae fret ante = Sergcenrobagtiod cists Are Offered at the SAVESTMENT BANKERS, >. Bi ‘ member of Congress from Indiana. The e: y with the United States, although MNANT COUN s : By Mrs. A.C. Bradley, 2013 Q street uorthwest, | ™ a the remainder of the cabinet are in favor of — ” petle bats San Deego, Cal, ee flowers taken from her front yard.—— | tromee were concluded with a -song by the | 14. sirning it. The feeling emaime ‘Ashford Odds and Ends of 7 ts = 2 ppc ~ lodge choir, . K ag rd is “7 SEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST. y Eugene Clements, crate of eggs taken from 2 tan so strong that he will probably have to resign UPHOLSTERY Goobs, SECU: bis wagon at the Center market. By Mrs. 4. la 4 Sarah Borohardt is threatened with a serious edna re Tor Salnivoditinb aimee Baeatooe G. Lilly, 22 I street northeast; gold watch and Megal Catching of Carp. sab ec anehertaens cderadetest ences! AND CRETONNES. | ITY, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAIDIN Fing- - By J. Ww. Barrell, 203 Virginia avenue | Col. Marshall McDonald, United States com- riba malady, A splinter in her knee is the FANCY SILKS aan ART SATINS WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK, AS DESIRED. pouthwest; woud ring stolen. -—-By S. G. | missioner of fish and fisheries, has f ‘ded : For Decorative Purposes. San Diego is of the most cities: Miudloton, 942 L street; two overcouts, cuta- | the following letter te tae Cost nes | The stoam ships America and City of Rome | Remuantaof“ai Ain at pric less tan cont. Pacific coust.” Correspondence tusciiede AP? way coat, 's cout, &c., stolen. ——By Mrs. F oe raced across the Atlantic from New York Barmemibes, for THIS WEEK only, we have “[ NO. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY, — M. King, 14 4th ‘strect northeast; house | "om Dr. Hessel, superintendent of the United | Tiverpool, keeping ench other ta sight all the i Pg Rerccb Mento J eens oken into and gold watch, two sets of | States carp pond: “I have the honor to report | way. The City of Rome won, on ee eae oe Le RY eet Be. CoRsON & MACARTNEY, Jewelry and two sets eye giasses stolen.——By | that the begiuning of the warm season the carp ————- ces — Call early aud secure the bargains. GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ¥ ST. XW, & be Sherwood, —— owe catered, | in {he Potomac, ag usual, seek more quiet Among the passengers on board the steam- JOLIUS LANSBURGH, Bankers and dealers in Goverument Bouds, | * an of pants stolen.——By | waters to prepare for spawning. Quite a num- | 8! Werra, which arrived at New Y. we. I B.T. Sener, 1532 bi ree place; safety bicycle | ber of these Mah retin than io oe hacge io: | Bee yesmerGuy; car bared bee xn gt | m0 eben En gn mt ge Te on stolen. y Dr. 5. T. Mison. $19 Sth street | tomac pond just above the Long Bridge and | famous crchestrs from Viewse, NHE WASHINGION ARCHITECTURAL AKON | on n'y" or New York, Rorthwest; house entered through basement | fall prey to te fishermen who catch them by _ paige Peat gehen Sd Baloo loustht bud atid door and one overcos? aud three ladies’ coats | means of seines in numbers ranging from 400 to) Simply to name the Quina Laroche is to recom. Se nue mee ae ee Boudin nd Hoeai Kaiinoad, Gam Iuouranes abd Sele taken. ——By J. H. Gallagher, 317 A street | 500 every night Lam informed that about 600 | mend it to our colleagues and patients, it being | Zhe Vett iacilities iu the city tor atl kindsot Tron | Sphoue stock dealtin Greer of No 635 sircet thelt on ewe eert | carp, full of roe or milt, were caught as late | We result of conscientious research; wor’ have ihe | “ik, Siech wenn Atul, £eciwass, iron Work « | _Auerican Bell Teiei hone Stock bought and sold. jy18 Greer of No. 635 Q street, theft of two gold | as last night, contrary to law for the protection | Medical staff been sparing in their praises and specialty. epairs aba geveral macuue work donein ea rings.——By Alex. Dabney, the larceny of a | of fish during the spawning season, “I deem it | ©M¢OUFagement in behalf of this production: when tuaiiuer aud st short uotice. K. FULTON. LOAN OFFICE, 1218 PA, AVE push cart.——A dark chinchilla overcost was | my duty to inform you of these facts for such | Se 8$ prescribed by the notice given with each | . ole 0. Pace stolen from the house of Wm. Perry Saturday | action as you. may deere "Tho Com-| storing tho appetite and abating sopecisia pee | ‘eters wethes ocean eee might mission ers will look thoroughly into the matter. | nicious fevers, &.—L'Abeitie Meticue, Paris. ase Singtredeeted eee Jessone, | Mt Shortand Culture, Oratorical and | | ___SUMMER RESORTS. | FESTE® Kaarensaice, SUMMER RESORTS. HE ARLINGTON, OCEAN OVE, NS. cy wdatiobs ad appintuebte fret cae, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. +t —. Ae singmost complete Mountain Resort in the United - on —— tes. Opens June 28. Rates Reduced. Address or | mr > : . call, W. F. PAIGE, RAILROADS. Mariborough Hotel, Broadway and sth «t, iE GREAT een m= York. ~ PES NSVLVANIA ROUTE ASPORY PARK NOkTa, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. THE Vicrorra. AC. SPLEADID SCENE. Family Hotel, fronting on Ocean, unobstructed view, | STMELMALLS | MaGNIF IVA T EQUIPMENT, lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; ail | TRAINS LRAY) Ss modern improvements ; superior table, terms moderate | CORNER ml 4-3in APON SPRINGS AND BATHS, a HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W.VA. 150 miles trom Baltimore, 115 Tite Superior Mineral 2 | y burden mer Home Kor medic send for phamphiet, my 14-1 EAprean, at PARK AND OAKLAND, re Washington La commedaten 0 wueste yout Me Miss F.KAWAN, ; ais ee | Sith through Sieeper to & tech SUMMER RESO! E AND POTOMAC RATLROAD. Wid reopen Sane 16. Has w rua, Kechester aud Nagar tain water, hot and coll baba, phamgucmesy oy ay, Sd and & raaily. for ® except Saturday, 1000 p ngton to 1 OTEL, ralthy and amusetuente, V. BRAMDON, Catebill, NWoop Ww a r hm. SEW LOOK AND THE EAST, . 11:00 and 11-40 am, ZW. EY SPRINGS Hie > 40, 10200 amd 1120 pera. « Sunumit of the bh TVA0 pain, 210. 3 13," Se. 20 pau. Limited Exptess of Puliman 9.40 am. day, except Sunday, aud 00 pr diy, with a FOK PHIL ADELIIA ONLY Fast express 8:10 &. nye ane 4-00 ptm daily, 3 The Hotel 1 conveniences, az for its nataral ntirely free WILL OPEN JUNE 2 ' For circulars and itroom {at AL MILNO, - HS MILNOL, Manager, 3330 N! Charles st., Baltiuore, Md Week days, 11-0 pan, Cirendars at sta) ee my 10-Lm® | PHOML CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CLTY me tat Enlarged ud in 0. Virwini 3 4 . bane ¥10-3m JOUN M, CLARK. i . 1 mh 4400, 4. PRE RUSKIN, SPRING | KE, N.3., as 0 9. Opens Same 1. 0 Po | “Cutit then, aadress 10-1 1022 Sprace st., Philadelphia, Pa 2° ant 60 ARMAGANSETT PIER, KI itwa By MASSASOIT HOUSE, MAL Id, Ine For Alexand) 0:57 an Finely located. Near beach and Casin 150 guests, Open June lo. _ my] 01m 3. BARCOC JOUR FULLY FURNISHED Cs Nantucket, Mass. Photoerap Addvess Miss COKE, Uoncord square, 7 Boston, Mass, wy at Ol, BAZ Supt. TAGES TO KENT, | wes i ! . ATLANTIC CITY, XN. J., SOT atthe beach, Open all the ¥ 1, remodeled, thorouxhiy renovated. M. WILLIAMS. peral Manacer, ALSIM: Bel ave Washing: {myI2] 7 BAND OHIO RAILROAD. et May 14, Ini t rot New Jersey P= Wentworra, NEWCASTLE, N. it led Limited ex- Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.I., thirty minutes distant, where coaches frum the house meet every train, apels, express i ahd poiute in the Shenan THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH ter aud way stations, 15 SHOKE, OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 28, FRANK JONES, Prop. W. EK. HILL, Manager, ny 72m BPM ewtes beac voter, CONEY ISLAND, NY Rooms, on the European or American plan, can be now on application to RK. G. BURKE at the Kigxs House, Washington, who las been engaged for e neason, | ‘The Chef for the season will be Mr, JOHN PFAF Who has made such an enviable reputation for “Che Shoreham,” of Washi Mr. & citi. of the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, wall furnish the music, House opens Juue 2s. THOMAS F. CABL jsuager, my7-tJel 130 Broadway, New Yor Ovrasie Hore, Fe ISLES OF SHOALS, N. H. 0. L. FRISBEE, Prop. 29, a. ) 600, Gh 8:30 wa ‘The finest located hotel on the Atlantic coast. This famous resort will open JUNE Good bathing; boating and fishing unsurpassed. Send for terms and illustrated circular to the propr-etor. my3-sé&w-Im ONG BRANCH, WEST END HoT Cottages and Kestaurant HOTE! Transient rates, Weekly rates, we Cincumuat 2200 p.m, ; trom upward ? HILDRETH, Jor Piiadelphia, New tropolitan Hotel. 3:09. 18200, °12-00 | ax v0 yun, Lamited 1-xpre my33-m,, FROC* ENGR SPHINGS AND MINERAL BATHS | *10 00 aan only i “ OUD in, be pterined ate: mnte be - NEAR WINCHES LER, VA Philadelpiia, Rnd $7208. | ebont six hours from Washinton, | 2HUKSDAY, June 19. Por term’ apply to A. S.PKATT vtoprietor, my6-3m Sun bund CEAN BEACH, NOW BELMAR, NJ. NEPTUNE Pau. ‘rains leave 11:30 am, *2-00, night, Philudeiphia for Washington, “2130 aan, Thad, *4 31, for Washingtot ) °5:00 pan and * HOUSE. Directly on tue beach. Oven aa y 20, Special rates tor May aud June. Address + 18:05 mar rt ‘A. KSANK. ept Suuday. *Daily tay ane s. a ge called tor atid checked trou 7 OODLEY INS by Union Traunte upaiiy on orders (hormerly Washington Inn), tcket offices, G19 aud L.So1 Pou ave and at de TENNALLY TOWN ki Db, CtiAs. 4. SCULL, Gen. Puss, As May 1. 1890. fer daily’ and monthly | J. T. ODELL, Gen. Mauaror. wi Jers; alse or the Couvenience of those who are FRewMONY aNw avis EALLLOAD co, Luucbes and suppers served at a moment's notice. Schedule ineBect MAY 11. Driving pares must positively have cards of ad- |, 9 50 8.10. —bost Te Buissicn Apply to JAS. R, KEENAN, api a Proprie t VUE HOTEL, F ¥erite Sumner R tuts, WA 30F STINSON, B DEURD SPKINGS, pers At Vauvile 7 Wan Sleepers Washington Koute. $.40 p.m.—Daily, except Su Str re and “BEDFORD, PENNA. health or pleasure. Opens Jane 12, i. i DOTY, Mi ienus f wll Aucusta. J On the Sui inet, She re nyo WARE WATER GAB | pant! Noveusber. Aut W. A. BRODHEAD & SONS. | New 2 CITY, N.d.-HOTEL ily for Lynehts urlotte, « Anbewa » Monts : Atlanta and Montgomers BRUNSWICK— | Sleeper Washington t te. Pacitic ave, | ud Georgia Pacitic Railwa aves. Will open | Washington to Asbevile and "tio Sp a 's. Davik® Aiso Wastinzton to Augusta via Dauville between” New dor May 31." laps Horet sonzest 0, SOBRENTO, ME., nday, arrivin 3205 pan. ana 76 p Lbrough trains fre Villeaud Ly nck burs ; Mia Bast 1 NEAR BAR HARBOR. ‘One of the finest equipped and most delightfully lo- gated Sunaver Hotels ou the coast of Maine. |Ex- tensive improvementS have recently been iuade st to. tockhatn, manuger of Hotel Sorrento, willbe at Lield, SOG 14th wt. until Juve 1, wuere he ¥ plaus of the house aud give any desired in Prissy OLD POINT COMFORT, sorently roved; elec beils; hot and cold baths; $10 week and’ upwa: DUOREK, owner aud proprict W S02 ASS. hock VILL for the reception of &e., iuguire at the Clarendon B York ave. Mra. M. 5.4 W HOTEL ALDIN ave , Atlantic City, $1.3 Per week; no huer Louse at thes: cut of hotel, disgram of each si Ke H.DEAST MAN of Beitinic Aven aud at pacencer sialon, Peuusy.vuLde jis ad 1S st: JAn. L. TAYLO! __ MEDICAL, &c ADIES WHO. Kb bxperienced Feu: Mrs. WILSON, 1ith apd 127th = HERWOOD, THE SPRVIOPS OF Lb AND sulted daily HOP, LELAND ON due Beacn, ee Mascaciiusetis ave., Atlantic Cit : CHAS. WAG Nek, MULEL WAGNER, EAD AND Bt Ws DK. BROTHERS, vou BST, Manske, fapld-smj Proprietor, Aw. appeated Deture sue aud wade oath that he ie re = s tbe Gigest Astabiished b Dpecialiet ap thas cry, TLANTIC. Cri T OR SALE— | uGwillpuaranteca cure clicasen of f dierasee jBeiels, Pot tans oan @ Bath: Ho ae Pog ny Chinen aid Punish medics in all paris’of city: alse, bo, Auiantic City, Chelsea | Gon and advice ree at auy and tor Atlantic Land Co.” IsitAEL G. ADAMS & CO. | jcibed and sworn to belote ue OUF OF the day, sub- by br. BKUTHEKS, Aeul Estate Auts, Meal hetate aud Law Building. SAMUEL C, MALLS, a Notary Public in aud ivr tue aplo-dae Districe gf Column, Wie bd day vi July, 1359. m3-lin* QEASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. “ Ss OPEN ALL THE YEAR.’ r Much improved; new sun parlors; hot sea water baths Dr. BROT HAS NEVER BEE: bas CONTRADICTED THAT Sis the oldest-e#tablished advertis- th the house; elevator, Ke, ine Ladies’ Physician iy this city. Ladies, Sou cam apl4-im CHAKLES EVANS, | couludeutly consult Dr. BLOTHIAS, YOO Bat, cae Hy — os. a bee = (ones pera 3 = % ad ectoce pecular cas Ocean Fnd Kentucky Avenue, aria crameln Bary yess expervenss, ovrHALL SYS OBES | Mpannoop ING A DOTICE L. T. 800" a apes > ul si 7 —AAdress ure, 3. T. eerie nes Miriret Dr. BROTHELS Invworating Cordis, TP\UE AKGYLE, OCEAN END OF CONNECTICUT | Will ‘cure any cuse of Nervous Debiliy wed. eet T ave, Atiaatic City, 53. Rerve puwer. It imparts vigor Wo tue whole systein Now open, Full view of ceat. Mucor bemale, YOU'D e. sw. patty SW. 7128 THE ELECTROPUISE Wie distor aie CURE STONE IN ENDERTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., Diabetes, Briglt’s Disease, Lows of new Visor, Opium Hatit, ‘Dyspepsia, Constipation, ‘Tennesse avenue, Lear beach, now open, Greatly a repre, mubl4-2m MRS. J. F. NEALL. “Ofice treatment, cons K. wae, 0 TO ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., ap24-1m* HN SWE “This season aud stop at ‘the Well-known HOTEL Vie . Paci near Ohio, Now open. TIENTION LADIES? pl neg hy a eye i the's ‘sea. a sealed Instructions ior enjarnpe you! ent cuisine $5 to €14 vet week: 1.30 to 82 ning Eautua Bust Developer ; yuse islaud uf these rates." Send 4-paye cetalowue 1oFeut of heise aa barter JAMES B MOON. PORT BAZ Aane Waa Tremont st, Boston, = _ v1 ic ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBT ‘ADDON sae Ty, NJ, (sos OPEN. ‘apis-lm’ ms-4m LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. UFFERERS FROM WV. VEINS AND HORE TAPIIETTS, CAPE MaY, ner Gustinaie siti wil id tiahdiate Pid : baths tive to questa, ss cs Na Lisctions gor mpemrarement, fete ‘Omnibus and sea water tree te eucsia. Por: ‘Ehest summer abd winter resort ou the coast. House | aud styles address = GUODYLAK RUBBEK within fitty feet of the surf, 3U9 th ‘m3-6m JAMES & STEFFNER, Proprietors. (E RENOVO, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ab)-3m W. E. CHEESEMAN ‘NIS, ATLANTIC CITY, pee modern cou {i0-0u. JOSEPH Ht BORTON, Proprietor Toy ieee Nera Relate bathe Ue ie Elevator, iy * ROBERTS & soxa,