Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1890, Page 6

6 CITY AND DISTRICT. @ The principal value of Taz Evewtxa ‘Star to advertisers is the fact that it is not thrown away after once being read, but passes through half a dozen pairs of hands at least be- This is the advantage newspaper, fore being tossed aside. Presented by a fami: SPENCERIAN COMMENCEMENT. Graduates to Receive Their Diplomas Tonight. The twenty-fourth annual graduating exer- @ises of the Spencerian Business College will be held in Lincoln Masic Hall this evening. The literary exercises will be supplemented with by the Marine Band, under direction of Sousa, quartets and solos by Washington ‘ists, under direction of Mrs. H. H. Mills, gornet, violin and piccolo solos and other ar- tistic features. Among class exercises will be ® saiutatory by Mr. Geo. C. Schafer, an essay by Miss Luey M. Graves, valedictories by Mr. Arthur Hall and Miss Laura V. Slaughter. ad- dress to lady graduates by Vice Principal Mrs. Barah A. Spencer and an address to the gentle- men graduates by Prof. H.C. Spencer. Re- marks wil! also be le by Mr. M. M. resident of Board of Trade. and by Kev. rank Sewall. diplomas will be awarded by Hon. Wm. T. Harris, U. 8. commissioner of education. THE GRADUATES. The list of graduates is as follows: Day ciass-—Nellie G. Bauer, Esther G. Ely, Eleanor L. Fearson, Suphie F. Fritsch, Mary H. Jones. Katie M. Katie Koth, Laura V. Slaughter (valedictorian), Gertrude B. Stewart, Bertha E. Walter. M. Varney, William J. Cantield. Lawrence L Connell, David H. Dawson, Miles A. DeGolier, William Dietz, jr., Charies 'H. Duley, James A. Farrell, & . Willia ‘Hane a H. rry » Ke annon. j oa Nordlin: H. Po : Edmund A. Varela. cht class—Agnes M. Geiger, Charlotte Whit Chas. Anderson, Rav- mond F. Crist, nur A. Hall (valedictors: Edgar H. Hammond, Walter MeM. Lui z jor D. Moore, Asa Waliace Root, Norman ry, Paul Leslie Webb, Augustus W. Shorthand and typewriting—Mamie Bagwell, Esther G. Ely, y M. Gra (essayist), Bar- Lambdim, Sallie Hi. Marstella, Laura V. Stenography and typewriting—Carrie Bren- gan, M. Edith Moore, Gertrude E. Strain. OUR MARY LAND N EIGH BORS. Real Estate Deals—Publie School Ex- ereises—Man Killed. Correspondence of THe EvENtNo Stan. Rocky ig yesterd May 25. sold eight lots, Weach, These Zast Charlton Improve- ment Company and were bought by citizens of Washington. A Washington syndicate com- Posed of Messrs. W. W. Burdet L. Hemp- stone, Jas. E. Smith, Johan Ridout, W. 8. Hoge has bought the Duvall property of eighty acres, adjacent to Knowles’ station, recently pur- chased by B. H. Warner, for $13,850. They pro- pose to subdivide the tract into building lots, Itis generally believed that the large pur- chases of land made in that vicinity were in- fluenced by the supposition that it would be the point from which the railroad company would commence its new line leading Georgetown and crossing the Potomac above that pl The public schools of this county closed Mr. Adrion Epp for their summer vacation on Friday. The graded school at this place was closed with Literary and musical ex parti din by Keeves Braddock, Irene Fowler, Lillie Fow- ler, Minnie Viett, Janie Stallings, Lizzie Au: ley, Fannie Horner. L zdmonston, Lulu Clabaugh, Lizzie Haney, Fraucis Owen ence Flete! i, John Bre nice Connell, Lillie England, Walter Henderson, Maggie Priscilla Dawson, John Lefreve, Rena Drad- dock, Clitford Kobertson, Bessie Beckw: Jennie Bailey, Eifie Small, Lee Dorsey, Chas. Heagy. Geo. Davis, Fred Talmage, Eddie Hege. Bertha Ansiey, Claude Poss, Lottie Davis, Annie Kaititz, Geo. Dwyer and Hattie Clagett. ‘The exercises were conducted by Miss Lillie J. Davis ted by Miss Alice Bouic. There were present a large crowd of friends and patrons of the schoot who were much gratified with the success of the pupils. ‘The mail train which arrived here from the west today at 2p.in. brought the body of an unknown colored man who was struck by the train and killed near Tuscorora, on the Metro- politam branch. The body has not been iden- tified, SAM, . Flor- er, Bur- ettie Beckwith, Mary and a MR. BLAINE SAVED HIM. How the Secretary Got an American Citizen Out of a Russian Jail. “I owe my deliverence to James G. Blaine, ©ur invincible Secretary of State,” said H. Kempinsky, a Russian-American citizen, who arrived in New York Saturday on the steamship Augusta Victoria from Hamburg. after having spent thirteen months in a Russian jail, Mr. Kempinsky said: “I was born in Konin, Russian Poland, thirty-seven years ago. When seventeen years old I came to this country without getting a Passport or serving my time in the Russian army. I went to Eridgeport, Coun., where I opened a general busmess and made money. I married and have two children. Two years ago I returned to my native land to see my parents, On December 24, 1888, when I was about to come back to America, | was approached by a policeman, while dining with a friend, and taken to the prison at Kalisch. My wife went to Petersburg and_peti- tioned for my rel The ezar would do nothing. American Consul Wurtz said: ‘I will get your husband out in three weeks,” but nothing was heard fiom him. My wife asked if she could not send me my meals and was told ‘yes,’ if she would ‘consult’ the officials. She then commenced to pay #50 per month for the privilege of sending food to me. Whenever she came to see me she had to yut up $25, and for the sake of sending me a d she was charged $25. A friend of mine named Schwartz laid the matter before Secre- tary Bayard, but without any result for me. Schwartz returned to St. Petersburg and a few months ago came back to this country. He then laid the matter before James G. ine, who immediately telegraphed to Consul Wurtz that as I was an American citizen I must be re- Jeased at once, or that Wurtz must ask his pass- Portand leave the country. As soon as the telegram was laid before the czar he ordered my release. I was treated very courteously, ead I was liberated January 24, 1590. Th n juan with me to show me the way to the town. When I arrived there there was great rejoicing and I thought I would be killed with tne ex- citement. Iam now going to try and recover the $10,000 which itcost me while I was kept there. For that purpose I will pay a visit to Secretary Blaine in person.” — cee STRUCK BY LIGHTNIN Two Persons Killed and Twenty-Five Injured by Dynamite. ‘A powerful rain storm passed over Mansfield, Otno, Saturday night, accompanied with light- img and thunder. Lightning struck the John Charles block in Lucas, six miles east of Mans- field, about 3 yesterday morning. The block was occupied by a hardware and general mer- chandise store. The block took fire and was eutirely consumed, together with two dwellings adjoining. While Ga pounds of dynamite, which wes kept im the store, exploded with disastrous effect. The bodies of John Smith and Jeremiah Jones were horribly mangled and mutilated beyond recog- ition. About tweuty-five persons were more Or jess injared, - t0e CHALLENGED TO DUEL. One Mexican at Least Who Will Not be “Invisible in War.’ Col. Ferrer, a Metican resident of San Diego, Cal., and formerly of the eleventh regiment of eavairy of Durango, Mex., has taken offense at an editorial which appeared in the San Diego Sun in which the Mexican was referred to as one “who is invincible in peace and invisible in war.” The Sun is published by Walter G. Bmith, who was connected with the filibuster- ing scheme to capture Lower California a few Fears agoand was to be governor general of the new republic. Col. Ferrer issued a chal- Jenge yesterday in which he offered to tight Editor Smith with pistols, swords or fists if the latter would cross the border into Mexico, Smith is not in the city and no reply has been meceived from him, NOTHING TO EAT BUT ORANGES. Six Wretched Stowaways Who Must be Sent Back to Italy. ANACOSTIA, Derexpens of tae Uston at Caurce.—In accordance with the Grand Army custom of attending Divine services in a body on the Sunday preceding the 30th of May, John A. Logan Post and Relief Corps of this village were given a special service in the Jackson Street M. E. Church at 4 o'ciock yesterday afternoon. Rev. E. Richardson. pastor of the church, conducted the service, assisted by the post chaplain, Rev. W. G. Davenport of Emanuel j comet Chureb, and Prof. B. E. Messer conducted the very interesting musical program with local artists. Rev. [ichardson's address was a thoughtful effort. thouching upon the progress from the landing of the Mayflower to the present time and the final elimination of slavery from our national life. Decoration Day. post and corps will atiend memorial services in Arlington next nd after the services there will go to k Cemetery to hold special services atthe tomb of Gen. Logan. In accordance with the custom that each post decorate some statae in this city, this post will on ‘Thursda evening place florai tributes on the statue of Six miserabie and ragged stowaways came into port at Philadelphia yesterday cn the Nor- wegian steamship Sleipner. They are Italians and stowed away while the ship was loading at Palmermo. They had about 3 cente each, and will be sent home. They hid themselves away the night before the vessel sailed and kept below until six days out when they were dis- covered by the chief officer. All this time they had nothing to eat but oranges from the cargo and when broughton deck they were too weak to stand. Their sufferings must have been intense, yet they scemed to be willing to undergo the hardships in order to get to the shores of America. Boerding Officer Griffiths yesterday warned Cept. Jonasen of the penaity that would be enforced on the ship should they be allowed to land. As a precautionary measire Capt, Jona- Washington at the east front of the Capitol. | sen the wretched men iocked up in the Commander A. B. Frisbie and Quartermaster | coal bunkers. They will be taken back to J. H. Dony are the committee m charge of the | Italy. memorial exercises. Mrs. Aunie Peck aud Mrs. Maggie Tew are the decoration committee for the post and Mrs. Julia A. Dony and Mrs. HH. S. Petty for the corps. Contributions of flowers may be left at Mrs. Peck’s on Washington reet till Thursday. Comrades Lee and Ken- ner have been detailed as guards at Arlington on memorial day. The relict corps gives a iawn party at Mrs. King’s, corner of Washing- ton and Pierce streets, tomorrow night. . The Wexther Last Week. The weather crop bulletin of the signal office says: “About the normal temperature has = eoe- A NEW YORK EARTHQUAKE, Mohawk Valley in New York Experi- ences a Slight Shock. Shortly after 7a.m. yesterday the Mohawk valley was disturbed a slight shock of earthquake, accompanied by lightning and heavy winds. The shock was very light, but increased in intensity to Montgomery county, where, at Fort Hunter, it was quite severe. At Little Falls dishes w rattled and a prevailed in the southern stztes, the Ohio| rumbling as of distant thunder was heard. At valley snd on the New England const during | Vort Hunter buildings were sha and beds the past week, while the cold weather has con- | moved yo that the occupants were awakened, tinued in the lake regions, ‘There has been| In Utica people report a slight vibration, tore rain than wotal during the week in the | Dut the shocks’ were. hardly perceptible, No rior of New England and tine aigdle Atlan | damage was done { er. fia skates te tae ee ttn a | Av icles Hill buudiane trembled audifishes per Ohio valley, cast Teanessee. southern Min- | in eupboar: The inhabitants were ‘The duration of the second, see “JACK THE RIPPER” 4 ons of Lowa, | Considerabl nesota, southeast Dakota and pot . vibration w Missouri and Ilinois. Well distributed showers oceurred throughout the sout nerally from Texas northward to L reccut rains in the northwest have ¢ that s WORK. Th improved the crop con sion, | The Body of a Young Woman Found Cool, wet weather in New nd and the Butchered Near Altenbury. middle Atlantic states has ré + growth | ; = of crops pose de re it nt ough Ay g girl named Hanter was found dead grass and grain are condition. ‘The we Jersey for tender vi of the corn crop is un Carolina north delay in plantin BALTIMORE senerally reported in good Saturday morning near AMonbury and the t Kk Ww. uvorabie in N 7° | hud been mutilated as were those of ‘Jack the of | in the neighb id id in Lond ver the d, owing to wet weather and | (yo Re a a eaieoeed . RUN ly +o ee AND DROWNED. AND O!10 STOCK. A Movement to Buy What is Held by Baitimore and the State. | An Ocean Racer Crashes Into a Steam i Launch in New York Bay. It is learned from reliable sourees that Pres- ident Mayer of the Baltimore and Ohio and the Garretts are back of the movement to buy out | the stock holdings of the city of Baltimore and state of Maryland, President Mayer wants to | Guatiow) Matter and, Philip 1 rid the dircetory of Senator Gorman and the | Charies Beal were lost, but a revenue cutter other politicians in it who represent the state's | suececded in saving the four other men, As the steamship Aurania was coming up w York bay yesterday and when off Robbins Reet she ran down a small steam launch named named Henry Bix Yeda, containing | Charles, Walter and Phi pants Are Losi. for instance, the Bi —get pos- intoresta, es So The Garrett family hold 57,000 shares and| FIGHT PERSONS DROWN control about 10,000 other shares of private | @ §kif Capsizes and Most of the Occu- parties, Even should any outside party—as, | | the city, state and Johns Hopkins | Samuel Whittles, his wife and three children, , the Garretts, represented by Presi- | John Buckley, his wife and two children, ud William F. Frick, the father-| Walter Turner, a shorthand instructor in in-law of Robert rett, would s.ll maintain | Holmes’ Commercial College. and his boy and bao 1¢ 50h George Homer got into a skiff at Fall River railroad parties to take biocks of the stock | Went well until tacy had reached a point about which it is proposed to buy from the city and | 20 feet from the shore, when a breeze rufiled state and which will secure these mterests rep- resentation in the directory 1 return for trafic arrangements and new conueciions, The com- 5 pany will soon issue ten or twelve millions of | Children became frightened and jumped to the stock, the money to be used for terminal im- | opposite side of the boat, which capsized and provements in Chicago, Washingtcu and at | all were struggling in the water in a moment. Staten Island, Surner and Homer, who could swim, reached The Sun today says: the shore safely when Turner, who is delicate, due feature of the new policy adopted by | fainted. Homer, when he realized the danger the administration of the company compre- | of the others, jumped in again and returned to heuds an increase of the capital stock from | the overturned bout, to the bottom of which $15,000,000 to 000.000. It is said the earn- | clinging. He first took off ings for the present fiscal year will show the | one of the children, and ability of the company to pay five per cent or | This time he saved Buckley, larger dividends upon 25,000,000 of capital exhausted before he could stock, uk and were drowned before “The particular purposes for which the | the eyes of those who had been saved and the money is wanted is the payment of a floating | crowd which was attracted to the scene by indebteduess, the construction of a line from | their cries, Akron, Ohio, to Chicago junction, by which the ae route from Laltimore to Chicago will be short- ened 27 miles, and in making certain southern connections, im aid of which project land near Washington has been rurchased and a road bas been incorporated to run from Linden station on the Metropolitan branch to the banks of the Potomac. One statementis aiso given out that the terminal ities already possessed by the company on Staten Island are to be developed, and that better terminal facilities are to be a quired in Philadelphia, Pittsburg and other rn cities. ‘The y travel to the coming V's fair at Chicago is looked upon as an nportant inducement for the company to in- ase its facilities for passenger tratfic, and to this end the double tracking of a portion of the ‘Trans-Ohio division is regarded as one of the objects to be accomplished.” DAVE MOFFAT’S ROBBER, A Man Held for Horse Stealing Tells of Getting $21,000 from « Denver Bank. the surface of the lake and the rippling water eover the side of the boat. One of the again returned The eight othe return again, 8: sos The Kemmler Case. Itis not improbable that there will be fur- ther delay in the case of Kemmler, now lying under sentence of death in Auburn (N.Y.) prison for the murder of his wife. It was not on anapplication for a writ of habeas corpus that the Supreme Court made its decision. Under the law an appeal from an order deny- | ing a writ of habcas corpus to the highest courtin the country isa matter of right and cannot under any circumstances, it is said, be refused, It will thus be seen that counsel have the undoubted legal privile of appealing from the decision of Judge Wallace next month, and as the Supreme Court has adjourned tor the term a hearing could not be had until next October. This appeal would not change the result and if made might cause the Supreme Court to censure those who would thus cause delay in a hopeless cuse. a Fifty People Buried Under Timbers. Just after yesterday's ball game at Three Rivers,{between Syracuse and Louisville, as the people were crowding out of the grounds 15 or 20 feet of the grand stand fell with a terrible crash, precipitating some fifty people to tho ground, a distance of 10 or 15 feet. The wild- est excitement reigned, and as the people that fell were partially covered by timbars and splinters it took some time to pull them out. Fortunately no one was killed, but nearly everybody that went down was more or lees injured. — ——— Clothing for Nude Statues. Gen. Booth has requested the directors of the London Crystal Palace to cover the nude statues on the occasion of the coming visit of the Salvation Army. The public are protest- ing against this, and claim if it is done that the directory admit that the statues ure in- decent, and when uncovered inflict an im- proper exhibition on the public. scheetandirnoll For six weeks Manstield King has been jail in Clayton, Mo., for horse stealing, Shortly after he was arrested he confessed to having stolen several horses. A week later he told the sheriff that three years ago he committed a cold-blooded murder for money in Rollo county. He said that from the hour he struck the fatal blow he had been a conscience-strickea man. Investigation showed that such a erime had been committed, and that King had told the truth. A week ago King told the sheriff that he had another confession to mui and then pro- ceeded to tell how he on March 29, 1839, robbed the First Natioual Bank of Denver, Col., of $21,000. This was doubted, but Denver parties were communicated with and Cashier Otis of the bank went to Clayton and identitied King asthe robber. ‘There is no room for doubting that King and some companions com- mitted the Denver bank robbery, He has made a fullconfession, covering the Denver affair, several railroad robberies, one murder and hors efts beyond count. He implicates eral other parties, two of whom are now shadowed in St. Louis, ue Denver robbery was a unique crime. King. or Wells, as he was known, sought an interview with D. H. Moffat, president of the bank, in his private ofice. With the door se- y closed he produced a bottle of nitro crine and a revolver and compelled Moffat check for £21,000. ‘Then, with his re- voiver concealed by his overcoat thrown over hisarm. he compelled the president to walk with him to the paying teller’s window and see him get the check cashed, after which he es- | latter's country seat in School lane. eaped. King says he has a large amount of Figo Se money buricd. The Desperate Leap of a Woman. 20 — ‘The body of Mrs. Beckie Gilmore was found A MARVELOUS MIDGET, yesterday in the Susquehanna river, at Ever- hart’s Island, opposite Pittston, Pa. She was about thirty years of age. For the past few years she had lived at Moosic, near Scranton, On Tuesday last she was arrested on the charge of keeping « disorderly house, and the con- stable, after a hearing, started to take her to the Lackawanna county jail at Scranton. On the way the train had to over the Susque- hanna river on a high eines When the train was about the middle of the bridge Mrs, Gil- more jumped up, ran out of the coach and sprang from the platform. She cleared the stringers of the bridge and plunged into the river, thirty feet below, ‘The stream was very swift and swollen, and though the train was apee and parties searched along both sides of the river and others put out in boats not a trace of the woman conld be found until her body was recovered in the afternoon. ———— ree ‘The rivers are still rising in and about Pitts- burg and the low landsadjacent are partly un- der water, The Postmaster General’s Sunday Visit. Postmaster General Wanamaker attended Bethany Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia yesterday morning and in the afternoon dcliv- ered, before the hundreds of members of his Bible class, an address of more than usual inter- est on the lesson of the day. Between the ser- vices he had lunch sent in to the church, and immediately afterward sallied forth on his cus- tomuary visits among the sick and suffering of the congregation. ‘The Bible clase over, Mr, Wanamaker took a train for Germantown, where he dined with George H. Brown, at the It Weighs Less than Two Pounds and is Wifteen Inches Tall. Mrs, August Hoffman, whose husband is a G.4.R. mau and a member of Veteran Post, No. 436, New York, gave birth about two weeks ago toa baby which weighs less than two pounds, and it measures j ust exactly fif- teen inches. The precise weight is twenty- seven es. It is probably the smallest, reddest and thinnest baby breathin: Electric Ocean Steamships Proposed. Electric launches proved so successful at the Edinburgh exhibition, showing they could travel six knots an hour carrying heavy car- goes, that it is now proposed in London to start an electric ocean steamship. coe J. Monroe Shellenberger, the Doylestown forger and embezzler, was removed Saturday to the Eastern penitentiary. Highest of all in Leavening Power—VU. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. Baki Reval Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE i” ii i ii THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, MAY 26, 1890, __ EDUCATIONAL. _ COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE. 62 ave., opposite city post uilice, lass oF private Instone 8 Ck U SUMMER _ RESORTS. ______SEA-SIDE--JERSEY COAST, TLANII SALE— pen oat So. Atianti Cans Gules in ail pares of Cty. also, 2 City, G dt antic Land Co. - 1sRAEL G ADAMS & CO, Btn Stato Aytas Heal botate aind Law Dutiding. ongress), Sun Building. Sborthaid and Tye writing done. ‘Am Telephone—117 a4 1n* 7 (, N.1.—HOTEL BRUNSWICK— firet-clas:, complete. Pucific ave. COUNTRY BOARD. _ 1GH VIEW HOUSE OPEN JUNK 1. Lange AIRY ___ SUMMER RESORTS SEA-SIDE-NEW_ ENGLAND. \CEAN HOUSE, : ndance ot shade, puabo, TSNIDE Sid ditvine hererss . my the oO SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. — SoM SANS oe of the leading resorts on the Atiantic Coast. One mly-}m* Boyd's ptation, hour from Boston. Excellent soctety. beantifal sea i&N Aon WOTDL AT Yio pine Deacls, safe bathing, xood sailing and Ssh. roe 2 C racing aif, perfect drainage, livery connected Wil be opened for boarders Jas ‘ early for rooms 9 DAVID LAWRENCE. Forest Pte pomp pe eg roads Hievater: Nii., or at office ofc. B. MPRIFORD, 1419 Get, ; 3 MARCELLUS W. CARTER, —_mZi-lw a PUVATE ScHooL 3 NG TA § Rev phoad ™™SOSEri's. Davige” | _™516-2012 ‘Proprietor. ELIGHIN 1 SUMMEN DOARD at MV, Bi Sogn Stans, wi fesba:ien, SAKLE — = aa aaa ar Se HR | mie “a, Front hovel Cirrvn counts. h —_ plot a ipa ~ or the LAN oe ~ Purpose “of complete elnention it: alt trenchen of "This sesson and stop at the well-known HOTEL | AMOTEL SORRENTO, py he Ai te reigner and at: Aisa for thone intendine to way fora | MT. VELRON. Pacite ave. nets Chic Now ‘open. Ge Siang” miz0-« short ti cation comfortable house: | cceim routua, Large piazza ove! he nea Bical SONnENES 20x. Se oka WASTED KAR ADAMS OWR perfect tient vaieal rm Jemt cuisine. $8 to tld per week: S150 to Sz Det 0. S WANTED Lent references *Glceiacs coumieablocs day. No finer house onthe island at these rates. Send Breas county, Md. on B & O. Bit. many ket. for ent of Louse and particulars. JAMES S. MOUN. LANTIC CITY, N.3. i the year; close to beach; ocean front; terms able, é cit Lesaon mst HUSTON & LARRY. aud Modern Lavgunges, He NTLANTIC CITY, rot. 1. LAnL Shy A. Mus 4 = = se (10-1 SOL TURN ee San MILLARD SCHOUL OF LANGUAGES, 1 a ee Special French, German, itaitan and I OTEL CHETWOUDE, Syatrish Urses tor ‘Pourists, complete in twenty E cave. near pois, Atlantic City, lessons, wijg be heid ali simtner. OPES ALL SOMDIER, ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, B04 b st. : best and Cheapest place to jearn Draw ing and Painting; instruction for ali ages in classes; commencing immediatery at half pric my10-lin® ‘SUS AND eeesstul prep years’ expener ce, tute, s.w. cor, Sit and K sts.m. myl-i d, new and ent; exil st ov aval 85 1 Sirs, ANNIE GRUBB uy 10- ADDON HALL, AT NOW OPEN. LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT, firet-ciaas. steam ikefarn: bells. ‘Two per day. Ope: I mS-4m OTEL EMERSO H Atlasitic City, N. J. wath Carvlina ave. tear the ocean, POSS BALES C1vit, SERVIC AVE 3207 doth st. 1ow.— Pupils pe uatuations. Lessous tor Highest r {KIENDS' SELE and Hitch Schoo admitted at any re fapl! He™ ALBION, RAE A ATLANTIC CLTY, NJ, WILL OPEN JUN ; RY - 1SLL Tt. Pupiis HOS, W. SIDWELL, Principal. HOOL OF LaNGUAGES, we under new management HAMM & KROPP. _my26-1m LT RUPOLITAN Cor. "Mass, and Atlantic aves. Ite-leased for the year by M. CANDLEWS, Atlar y HOTEL ALDINE, h wleep f Balt, Prop. ALLANTIC CITY, N.S. YEAR. § sland Terraces, 4th Street Cit 621-6m. Mr and) SELL, Principals TENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, bs) Corner 7th asd D ses new. ¢ Hiduse Training Echool of Busivess ehwol of Pract School of Shorthand and typewritin QHIKLED, 602 School ot Selewraphy and Plectrical Sélenca, s Ocean End Kentucky Avenue, Sebool of = peuvertan Paan: : Atiauue Cay. N.J. School of M Address Mrs. M. T. SOUTHALL. ape PLENEY, AN END NEW YORK AVE. antic Ct N.J.; locwtion unsurpassed; tho hewted ; electric lights: now ¢ Mrs. M. J HUBBALL, £QUA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Pacific ave, between Arkutens sud Misson Central location, Lheiuriisied. Under new 2 ment. Everything first-class, Write tor eire A, BROWNE. oc) rue MIN ___ PROPOSALS. of OF THE COMM»: he Distt t DISTRICT 1Ng0.— of the Conmubia antl “DAY, JUNE SIX- unos Drancles STONER! De fies i€ CITY, NJ. Remodeled. Enlarged. Returnished. Finest Hotel on the coast, Opens JUNE 14. WIS. ANDE! quay rps auiinc Conveni mi6 varnish dry Ko 01 proponstin obtaiued Up o. ive aud 5 MPVRE FLORIDA, Pacific av ave. Dare Building, on Ise wt. é 7 aud Cate, Tie right is resurved Now open, “Steam heat ae aii bids or parts of bids. Mins, M. J. ECKERT, EM Me a Bewts Cy my15-2n Tate of Wetherill. Te ATEAN TIC OLY, SF, SOUTH WAS ING Cai near the beach. Open all the yeur, Was oe 1OW bd. Enlare: led, thoroughiy renovated. M. WILLIAMS. ia pur AKGYLE, OCEAN END OF CONNECTICUT ave., Atlantic City, Now open. Luli view of ocean, sroposals, Indorses be Proposals: wr Loweis, aid sed to the si ¥. Will be Teceivad unt NOON, Jt Ny mu t y (in such busi- we twas vy > = nt, 5. W. FERGUSON. dats ve "in Washinton, Ta : on mg ae BO, ANGI, eatimaced HME RYNOVO, ATLANTIC CLTY, N.J., poe eae Meet tores mnessee AVcuue Lear thé Beach.” Thoroughly mveh & bu ward Will be | Heated. mihi] -3m HE LANSDALE, North Carolina ave., near the beach, Atlantic City, J, Now open. LoD mi dupis part my 1Y-Tawdw OUSEFURNISHINGS Cooxtxe By Gas. past bed ed on applieation to t - TKACA, Secretary or the Na cary W, E. CHEESEMAN Under new manager FLA. CAN S, ATLANTIC CI'ts, NJ ixan ave. ; open all the year, All “EPH H, BORTON, Proprietor MPU CHALYONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.S On the beceh, North Carciina ave, A full 1 ‘Unobsiructed ccean view. halt water bathoin the uJuse, Elevator, AS COOKING 8’ vE Xd opel. S - aioe 1d-tun FE. ROBERTS: Cn hand and for saia {mms A THE VieToRIA. . oer ‘. Family Hotel. frouting on Occan, unobstructed view 31 WASHINGTON SLIGI ‘OMPANY. = : EE COMBANY.__ | tigtiel Uy Gal aa Kamsecldlty< Avtedae neat oe oa i . yADG . “9 modern improvements ; superior table ; terms moderate GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _mal4-3ui z SaaS = F, CAPE, MAY, N. J. H. D. Ban on 00 gueets. Open all the year. water free baths free to guests, The IMPORTER AND TAILOR, SPRING AND SUMMER 1890. Full Stock of PIGN SUITINGS, BUSINE id Winter resort on the coust. House feet of the surt, AMS & STEFFNER, Proprietors. KIGHT HOUSE, kKHOBOTH BEACH, DELA- ware, will Keopen June 18, 1890, Address WALIEK BUKTON, m17-30" 35 Lst. n.w., Washington, D.C, tie RUSKIN, SPRING | AKE, ‘Opens June I. Until then, address any 10- Tra i m33-6m LION. H. D. BARR, 1111 Yenna, ave LADIES GOODs. FRONTS! FRONTS: Always in order by plain combing Spruce st, Philadelphia, Pa, ING LAKE, NEW JERSEY, OPENS MAY 1 af _m22-Im M. J. PKANDIS, JAKKEL DF st uw. irs. Harrison's), on Gee inporier of Fine Freuch Mair Goods. irdressins. nly-7 Shampooing. ADIES WISHING THEI FINE LACES DONE up in first-c! yie. White aud Satin = _ Dre. Luce cal reusouable | MVHE. ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, N.J. puces call at MADAME VALaON ‘1S oud stats Accomiuedatious and appointments first class, th st. uw, Services the best. “Acconunodate 350, Will open May 1, isvu. WM. F. DOLBEY, Prop. mb4-5un Pew pyING, SCOLKING AND DRY CLEAN- ING ESTA ABLISUMENT, 1 New York ave. ONG BRANCH t-c1iss Ladies, ad Gcute! work of every descr WEST END HOTEL, Uon. Flush, Velvet and Lveuing Dresses. ANION Cottages and Kextaurant open Jane 14, HOTEL OPENS JUNE 21. Transient rates, ¢4 a day and upward. Weebly rates, 325 and upward. D.M. & W. E. HILDRETH, td. ¥. Uffice, Metropolitan Hotel. AND CAROLI aud Maisou Yriew LEKCH, tormerly with AL Fis varie. » DRY CLEANING AND Dik WOURS, 906 G 5’ A Ladies’ und Gents’ Gurnents ot ail hinds cleauedand Dyed without ben nipped. Laies’ Evening Dresses NEAR BAR HARBOR. Sreine dail One of the finest eqnij gud most delightfaily lo- cated Summer Mowia' pe the const of Make Be: ‘brick house, iange porches, halis avd bed shade, ice, frait Mr. C. WEEMS SOINEE BOARD-AT REASONADLE bs tensive tmproverments have receutly bees made et | $9 within a baif mile of Hagermoen, saree, con Sorrento. Tooms, food water, shade and mountain air. bo . T. Stockham, manager of Hotel Sorrento, willbe at | dren lerences etchanmmed. Mra J. K CADD — icant 900 14th et. until June nm Ag ms my le iremation ” & Mehoms end roasy ase OCUST LAWN SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE ; open May 20; fruit, wilk, &e., im protrusion: teu Bbsurpassed large lawn with an aoundance shade: wo small children taken. YRANE KEP, Boyds, Md. mal s-him NEY ISLAND, N.Y. Rooma,on the European or American plan, can be engaged now on application to R. G. BURKE at the Liges House, Washington, who has been engaged for the season, ‘The Chef for the season will be Mr. JOHN PFAFF, Who has made such an enviable reputation for “The Shoreham," of Washington, <r Anton Seidl. of the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, will furnish the music. House opeus June 28. TROMAS E. CABLE, Manager, 130 Broadwoy, New York, D POINT COMFORT, VA. (eatly improved; electric belle; Bot amd cold 10 week and’ upward; open all year, GEO. owner and proprietor. aysiu" __SPRINGS AND BATHS. WHE GLEN SPRINGS SANITARIUM, WATKINS, N.Y. s new institution. under the medical manage- of experienced physicians, will open for guests 3, i890. Located on a bluff! OVERLOOKING THIRTY MILES OF SENECA LAKE, surrounded by pine mous WATKINS GLEN. the most approved therapeu- ‘Turkiso, Russian, Koman, p hermal, Moliere Saline @nd Irom Also Massave, Swedish Movements, Caiisth: n- ics and ail forms of Electricity. ure water—also Valuable mineral ing SALINE, TRON, IODINE and SUL UMMEK DOAKDING NEAL THE MOUNTAINS; Worick house ; cool reo: wh shade two daily or particulars address MISSES CUKKI, ‘Le u Co., Va. my hs-3w* QOMELSEL OME FOR SUM. Stier Boarders ta bow orem! iatye lawn, pests af shade, milk, fruit and vegotsb! referevecs “exchanged, Bra, Richiaud, Staflont Go., Va. LAtgs, 2k HOUSE. SHADY Taw 4 and fresh vegetables; abundance of a cream, traing met twice two uatles from Alca- andra Addrese SPLING BANK, Alexandria, Va my 10-2ia* ¢UkeKA HOUSE, JOSE vrietor —Ednbury, ¥ the besuti®cl Valles of Mia. Oret~class iu all its appoints, tertuas moderate three hours’ rue from Washin 8-0 VAKD IN GRE MOUNTAINS—DELIGHTPUL Board in the Mountains of Virjinia, lane lawn, ; lulls, fresh vegetables, tron and sal- Address’ Mra. JOMN STOCATON, Kia, Ibemarie Co, Va. myi-im _PIANOS AND ORGANS. HE SWEET AND RICH TONED KRAKAUPR Finwos, epoken of by artists an terms of high pra are wold ai reasonable figures at KUMN'S detuple Music. 120UG st nw. Tuning and repairing. 4m F. HOLIZMAN, PRO. Leanixe Ussrcuesrs, DECKER BROS. WEBER FISCHER ESTEY res IVERS & POND Sopeaeeser ESTEY ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS. = ee DI I MODEKATE PRICES. EASY TERMS Besta SPRINGS HOTEL Old iusiruments taken in part payment, Tuning WILL OPEN JUNE 15, hess. UNDER NEW PROPRIETOR AND MANAGEMENT. The hotel has been thoroughly renovated, repaired rings, includ PLiths waters ews, charming walks and drives, pure tik, &e PiaKoa, BANDERS & STAYMAN, v:34 F street northwest. Charles «t., Baitiwore, Md and refitted. Main st, Kichmond, Vo. sae = kee FER pee NEW SWIMMING POOLS 2 al a Fr for both Indiew and gentleme oie t § = The waters of this famous old mountain resort have 1 A Prize Medal Paris Exposition. 200 first prenituma, indorsed Uy over 1UU munic schools aud colleges for * @uretality. Old Pianos take in exchange. TLeouly ope take the place of a Grand FEE & CONLIFF, 514 Lithst. ow, been considered a specific for rheumatism and cutaneous affections for more than 100 years. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad furnishes trans- portation a: reduced rates direct to the springs, Only Three Hours trom Washington, KOK RRR ERR No Staying. Four Trains Daily. ea te § CUISINE A SPECIALTY, i K For circulars and information apply at the Ebbitt « House or to P UNEQUALED 1X GONE, LOU a AND DURAMIL Special attention of “urchusers’” is invited to thete “Dew Artistic Styles,” Guisned im designs of High LST DLCOKATIVE AKI, Pianos for rent. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A large assortment 1. L, HALL, Proprietor, _m26-1m Berkeley Springs, W.Va JAPON SPRING: BATHS, z HAMPSHIKE COUNTY, W.Va. 0 miles frum Baltimore, 115 "from Washington. With its Superior Mineral Waters, Superb Summer chmate. lus Beautiful Mountain Keyion. Just the | COmprieing almost every well-known make in the lay life sweaty burdcusdown aud haven foveiy | foUNtes, th thoretieh venir rik Us cloned out at very ec Home. For medical and other testimony | J0W fieures. SPECIAL INDUCEMEN1S offer os = wre. | Sormereeraaesyeme ea WM. KNABE & CO, ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, a6 S17 Market xjiace. Frederick County, Virginia, Ist ot June for the seasun; ten minutgs drive from the R.it. station overasplendid road to bo, aud ice in the xreatest abundance, gathered from my 3 Will be open POTOMAC RIVER BOATS pond. For medical and other testimwuy send for pam- | QT er at Dhleta ig EC. JORDAN, Nonrorx axp o1p rorst, Propristor, FARE, #150. Steamers Leave 6th street wharf at 5 p.m., Tues day, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Purcher ufor- mation ‘Telephone Cail ¥4. my 9a 'S, BEDFORD, PA. passed. Periect Drainage Unex- Duisine. Opens Early mm June. Lim: ALSIP & SMITH, Props. SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATH EA NOKTH MOUNTAL NEAK WINCHESTER, VA. about six hours from Wastington, will be opened on THUKSDAY, June 19, For term’ and all information Wharf every Sunday, Tuesday aud Thursday, at 7 o'clock am, for Potomme Kiver Landings as far a Mattoa Creek: Lands in Mattawoman Creek on Sun- days down aud Wednesdays uj, in Port Tobacco Creek + ; ‘TBursdays down aud Moudays and Wedueedays up perder —— “bain and Chaptico and Landings m Wicomico Kiver Tues: _my6-3m. sun Buidine. | “4¥ afternoous GT. JUNE, Ageut, 1 st. whine, O NOKFOLK AND PUORTRESS MUN WOR, Steamer GhO. LEAKY, trom 7 thst, wuarf Mon- days, Wedi # and Pridays,atdy.a0. EXCLUSIV: CONNECTION WiTH BONLGN AND PKUVIDENCE SILAMEMS. Fare: $2 singic; round trip, #3. ‘Tickets and rooms at B, avd 0. ticket othces, 61 and 13ol Va ave. and Hawley’s, 14th and New Lork ave, Kor further inforuatios imguire at compauy’s oftica on the wharf. Telephone call 440-3. WM. P. WELCH. Supt, and Gen, Aku nly WWTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. For Baitimore and iver Landings Steamer SUE, Capt. jeaves Ptepbeusou'’s whart every B DEORD SPRINGS, — ., for nealthEEDFORD, PENNA, rpassed for orpleasure. Opens June 12. yl Lb DOTS. Mauuger- ‘ALN HOUSE, CRESSON SPRINGS, On the Summit of the Allegheny Mountains, WILL OPEN JUNE For circulars and information, address WML. B. DUNHAM, Supt., Cresson, Cambria county, Pa, — wm. For further imtormenon Re ——_______ | apply to ‘OR RENT—FUENISHED—BEAUTIFUL _SUM- STEPHENSON & BRO., ier Kesidence, “Eayles' Nest,” Catskill, N.Y.,cou- | _mbS-Gin "Seventh street Wuart taining 13 rooms: verandas on’ three sides; «round slopes to river, makiny grand View. Will be rented to private family from June 1 to October at rate. MERKILL & TERRY, m"2}-6t 1114 F stn. E, WASHINGION Ci jooms may now be FOS BEE apes. NEW IKON STEAMER AKLiTELD” Leaves 7th-st. whart_on MUNDAIS, THUKSDAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 am Keturning TULSDAYS, FRIDAYS aud SUNDA\S p.m, touching at Kiver Lendings as taras Nowin Creck,Va. St Clements Bay and Leouardtown, Md. Connects with Band O.K MK at Shererds. See schedule. JUMN B PADGETI. 40 7) AY <1 el by applyinx by letter or in person to J.B. SHAN- NON, Carrollton Hotel, Baitimore, Md." my21-4m DREGE, COLTAGE, DEER PALK, MD., OPENS June 15. Until then address Mrs. E. OVEKMAN, 937 M st. nw, 4-61" Washington, D. Lik 09) HAUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA Mrs. 8. E. LOVETT, proprieuess, will open June oth: amony the mountains; shady lawns; rooms newly painted aud renovated; iiue Views from ail windows; exe able, fresh wilk; terms 6 per week. ___ OCEAN STEAMERS. SHOKT KUCTE TO LONDON, | NOKDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD 8.8 CO. Fast kxpress Steatiers To Southampton (London, Havre), Bremen, Trave, Wed. May 28, uoon; Elbe, swt, May 31, 3 p.m.; Fulda, Tues, Jue 3, ¥ a.m; Lali, Wed., dame +7 on Hider, dat. June +, ¥ aau., Aer, Wed. June 11, noon. Comforiabie state roome, exoriient table, buxurious KE Bae SUMMER RESORT AIRE, SPRING AKE. NJ. e r yan timen Pric t 100 and up- 5. Thirty-tve years’ experiewce. Fri pith Drach. u'iowelase dtouchous, ‘Modes | Nill reopen June 10, Mas well'shated lawn, fine monn. | Sou abywintments. Prices: Tet cabin, #100 sid up erate, Goods cuiled tor tid denvereds |_| iiuprovensente: Artesion water. : fal water, hot and cold baths, yorticoes fibe acenery & berth steerage at low futos. Avyiy to EPs JI-WUOL GARMENIN, ab ADE UP OR RIRPED, | _tyA-Bur _% M. RICHARDSON. _| “Syisim™ Hagerstown, M2. ce a = ee ee — WNARD LINL—STATE ROOMS CAN BE RE- A. FISCHER, UBRORA, WEST VIRGINIA, were n hi jon awency; first-clas: sid U6 Gato nw. ets SWITZER ANDO sree tee Oe ad Claes, 630 an _ ATTORNE SWISS CHALET And THE WAUKEAG, EY, Building, F st, OMNEY-AT-LAW Dst.n.w.,Wasuineton Ja4-Gm “Attorneys CAMEBELL cai Webster Law Ibuiluing Dec. “Keside a Sullivan Harbor, Maine, will be open JUNE 25, 1890, under tho management of F. E. BALCH, Rates, cir- = Boston oftice, 05 Milk st,, Room 44, ft, Puszva. TNO RENT. HANDSOME SUMMER RESIDENCE NEAR PEQUOT HOTEL, NEW LONDON, COMMERCIAL PRINTING, Law Printing, Church and School Printing, Amuse- ment Printing, PosterPrinting and Book Binding, cON NEW TYPE New Presses, Improved Machinery, Skilled The house contains large halls, drawing room, dining Workinen, room, butler’s pantry and ten large chambers. In sepa- rate building (which is connected by passage with main NEW YORK PRICES, house) are laundry, kitchen, servants’ dining hall, five ts” ti . it Nek nase eas ak servants’ chambers and large trunk room. It is fully furnished except linen. Heated by furnace. In stable there are nine stalls and ample carriage room. Tennis cont. Private bathing house on beach. Water sup- plied from the city water works, Private sower to the river. Private gas machine, Apply on premises or to G. B. F. RANDOLPH, ROBERT CLARKE, Printing, Paper Supplies and Stationery, BUSINESS OFFICES, 920 F ST. N.W. Washington, D.C. F AMERICA. THE AURKOKA HOUSE AND ANNEX WILL OPEN JUNE 15T. The finest health resort iu the Alleghanies; sccom- Modations first-class; prices reasonable. commodations from @60 up, second class, $35 and y40. steerage, $20. CHAN L. DU BUl ukors, Sole Agents, O31 F st. uw y ORDDEUTSCHER Lc Calta Star office for circular, Baltimore to Bremen dinet milv-lm i FER, Propr. Bt WETWEEN DE _ ¥ R. | Karisruho ew), 6,000 tons. hein, 3, TWEEN DEER D OAKLAND. BRIAR- | Katleruho (ew), 6.000 tox, = " bend Cottage coularged) ; s-commodaten $0 eueste: | Drosden” = 6.300 = eran = Special terms to miuixters. “Address Miss 5 > eo Us Mt Laue Park, Garrett county, Mae ial gg —— Splendid accommodations, £000 tabie.” Eates trom W GODLAWN, KOCK VILLE, MD. WILL BE OPEN | 860 to 8100, accurding to igcation uf rooma, for the reception of quests on May J. For terms, | For particulars apply to &e., inquire at the Clarendon Hotel, 14th #t. and New E.F. DROOP, Agent, York ave. Mrs. M. J. COLLEY, Proprietress, awob22-3m ((AISSILL MOUNTAIN GLENWOOD HOTEL, _ NCHOK LINE. Kewtuced prices for May and June. Healthy-and | AL ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE. best table in mountains, All kinds of amusements. Send for circular. Y. BRAMSON, Catskill. au) M° LIVERPOOL ViA Rteauslay City of rom New Lor May 31, dune 2, July 26, August 23. Faloon Pussaye, E00 to 2100. second-class, $30, ilkBGOW BEAVIS jteamers Every Saturday from New York to GLASGOW AND LONDONDERLY. » Glasgow, Londonderry ur Liverpoo, 3 hours’ ride from Washington, SeOand $00. Becond-clasn 830, The Hotei ie thoroughly turnished with the modern Steerge po, cithicr servive, #20. convenieuces, aud for its natural edvautages is unsur- Saloon Excursion fichets at Keducod itstes passed, 2 ‘Draveters’ Circular Letters of Credit aud Drafts Entirely free from malaria, Fonte aks appt laud st lowest current raion , ‘or Books of Tours, Tickets or further inform PDs ever hm td Auply to HE SDEKSON BO DELS. New York, of M. A. MILNOK, Prop. H.'S. MILNOK, Manager, | y,3g0qW> MOS# 92 Peun. ave a. Washington, 330 N: Charies st, Baltimore, Mad. _ Circulars at Star office, 10-1m* MGS NOE HOTEL FRONT ROYAL, va. THis favorite Summer Resort, iu the beautiful valley ot Virginia, will be open May 15. quiet location. iarge room; bo Mosyititoes. Write for particulars to 3.F. STINSON, Front Moyal, V “my2-ime HE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa.—Open from May 1 to Novenber. ‘Seud for circular. EENSTOWN EREY SPRINGS HOTEL, Sumit of the blue Kidge Mountains, Penusylvania. 1,500 fect above sea level. 703 151 over Thampeon's drug store cure and Chicopodiat Goods south of New York.av- dun If you need anything in the above line send postal and agent will call. mbh26-1y MSkGrichM BOCK axp sop PRINTERS, Friuting of every description neatly executed, st. Dw. Estimates furnished. [i022] Presswork for the Trade. <GILL & WALLACE WILL OPEN JULY 1. my2: CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. 2m FOE RENT—FOR MONTHS OF JULY AND AU- gust, 7 roows, completely furuished and centrally ‘ated on Main st., Vineyard Haven, Martha's Vine- ., Kor terms aud further sbforiaaticn apply TICKNEY, 607 Mst., city, or F. E. LEAC! beyurd Haven, Mass. m22-0t" WICK HALL, SAYBROOK POINT, CONN. This desirable family hotel is snost dei sted om the Sound, atthe mouth ofthe pace teat river, and will open for the recepti WEDNESDAY, Juue 25, UNDEMT DIRECT MAN. Boncuzuvs SPRING LEAF TEA At 50c. a pound, AGEMENT OF THE PROPRIETORS OF 1) = At 906. a pound. SGRMEN TOF OF THE HOY parts of the country, FENWICK HALL has all the modern improvemen: Orders received today {rom including hot sid cold salt woter bathe ees City, Ni 4 saiemmees 9 boa ——— wan House, New York, my20-1i UT, au Ww BURCHELL, NEAK NEWPORT, R.L m3 prernans ic. duppticiaes Fawlty Hotel, Address SICUT, Newport, kf 2n19-c012t _ Miuoarer. NABEAGANSETT PIER, RI. IT HOUSE. Finely located. Near beach and Casino, 150 guests. Open June 15. myl0-1m J. BABCOCK, Supt, Tu: 'Tousox- Hovstox Exzcraic a [= wentworrs, . 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass, an WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1433 F ST. neers spl7-€m AND PRESSED FOR $1. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H.. thirty minutes distant, where coaches from the house meet overy train, THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH 50s. : 250; Ve Altering — usetcog oes ner iid au2 SU Jud set Wont Wael giet OPEX FOR SEASON JUNE 28, TW. BONS, 204 10TH BT, N. ‘Coments. te ‘Brushes cheap, ‘W. K. HILL, Manager, ‘my7-2m it 41 Wall st., New York, | _8p30-Zin M. A. BRODREAD & SOME. C es MISCELLANEOUs. 3 ONTINEN ——— = ‘ Cea. fee, OTEL CHAMPLAIN, MPpuE auenicay rovacco company’s NARRAGANSETT PIER, Ril ‘Three Miles South of Plattsburg. First Season. O. D. BEAVEY, Manager. OPENS JUNE 15, 1sy0. Rooma engaxed and information vbtained at LIN- COLN SAFE DEPOSIT CU., 42d st. (opposite Grand Central Depot), New York. Huurs, ¥:30 am. to 4 p.m, Address or ask for mzi-lm ROMER GILLIS, OODLEY INN (Formerly Washington Inu), TENNALLYTOWN ROAD, Now open fer daily and monthly boarders; also for Dierechiveniece of nose who acc aches aud suppers. "moment's notice. Driving’ pares lust positively baye cards of ad- Minsion. Apply to Ja8. R. EEENAN, m19-1m Proprietor. COUNTRY BOARD. SUMMER BOARD: COOL SITUATION. LAKGE ; first-class fare, terms moderate. Ap: Diyto ie, MOLLIE WOOD, Maruusbarg, W.Va, my 28-3t* we TPWo & EMEN WILLING TO OCCUPY THE Mame bed ‘can obtalu ‘oard' for te Guscmenet Eorest Gilet, iu a private fauuly, where there willbe Sachanged. Address: A-GLENN, Forest Glew, Ma” m24-30" NEAR MOUNTSVi LOUDOUN GoUN TY, va N Bummer boarders; and ‘bealthy. 3 eee ai LAWRENCE LETHE nia Be week a ae LASreee Ae, SE See res PREFERRED STOCK RIGHTS WANTED. ‘The Righte iasned to the Tobacco Trade to purchase ‘the 8 per cout Preferred Stock at par WILL BE BOUGHT BY LEWIS JOHNSON & Co., m26-3t Bankers Se j. COKSO) |W. MACAKTNEY, " ™ ae N.X. Btock Ex. | CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8ST. XW, Bankers and dealers in Goverument Bouda, ome ‘moderate. > BURDELTE, Burdette P-0.,. Ma. maim EAP COUNTRY BOARD FOX FAMILIES OR CbaNiduals, ‘at Lebanon, twenty- Amlice by. tiver of reil_ from Washington Roses oy mgt gona pea gumeot Pad eat m2zé-lm* 5 ROCKVILLE, MD. Scag, Ear Fi Innit excellant water: convenient, _ aieseiee — at Pariors, 503 12th st. nw. 17-20 Epraraireeeset | Meee eae eee