Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1890, Page 10

WHAT IS YOUR NAME? The Man Who Asks Questions Will be Around Monday. THE DISTRICT. ees ructions to to be Answered, aS Saar Dingman’s § tors Questi: ONDAY bright and early the census enumerators will begin their rounds in this District. There are 136 of these gentlemen and it is expected that Monday and during the days of will nd District. They next week and the following week t visit every house in the city will not present a formidable appearance. The enumerator wears no distinctive uniform and might easily be mistaken for a book ca vasser or a sewing machine agent. Wearing 4 citizen's dress. probably the best suit that each individual heppens to have, and armed with a fountain pen, they will appear at the front doors of the residences of the city and pro- ceed to ask rtain number of qu directed by the law and Superintendent Porter. As the answers are giv noted down on large sheets of paper which each enumerator carries in his port folio. Be- fore the invention of fountain pens the enum- erators were distinguished from ordinary men by having a small bottle of ink fastened to the front of the coat or vest within easy reach of the thirsty pen. Some of the enumerators Will probably make their public appearance next week wearing this badge of their o ‘They will not carry any other weapons exc a pleasant smile and polite manner, with which they have been supplied from the large stock owned by Mr. Harrison Dingman, the 6upervisor of the census. SUPERVISOR Dy Mr. Dingman is the commanding officer of ¢his census army, and his executive ability as displayed in the management of the triennial conclave of the Knights Temp eld in this city and in other important positions has been Of great value in arrenging the details for taking the Distriet He has the faculty Of attending to a multitale of details and at the same time preserving his good humor. He has endeavored to distribate from his surplus stock to the enumerators and has instructed them to be gentlemanly in bearmg and cour- teous in language. He does not Leip the enumerators will meet with any oppo: sition in their work, but if he should be asked what course should be pursned if cross dogs attacked or irate householder threatened per- sonal violence, he would probably recom: areinforcement of the clothes as a sufficient Protection against the teeth of surly canines and the boot toes of irritable citizens, rather than any violent rejoinder in word or deed. Mr. Dingman beheves that a smile is better than a scowl and a kind word than harsh lan- guage, and he has endeavored to impress the Minds of the enumerators with this truth. However, like other men who have an agree- able address, Mr. Dingman knows how to be stern, only he prefers the other method. It is something like the claws concealed beneath the paw of velvet. The enumerators are of the same kind. They are only appar- ently ordinary citizens going from house to house asising questions and noting the answers, They are instructed to be polite and courteous. But suppose that they are received with harsh- ness. even violence. Suppose that they are repulsed and a flat refusal to answer the ques- tions is given. ‘Ihen the claws come out and the unfortunate citizen soon realizes that these unimportant jooking individuals are the rep- Fesentatives of the power of the United states government. ‘The enumerators are required to exercise courtesy aud consideration, but at the same time the government means business and proposes to get the information. PERSONS WHO KEFUSE TO ANSWER. In cases of refusal to answer the qu the name of t merator to the supervisor and the latter re- ‘ions orts to the ollicers of the government. Phe procee tix wt will follow will be in ac- cordance wit he section of the census law which re person more tha Ing to any fam a twenty years of age, b ¥ residing in any enumerati district or subdivision, and in case of the sence of the heads an such family, then any representative of such family shall be, and « hereby is, required, if thereto requested b: superinten supervisor or enumerator, to render & true account to tue best of his or her knowledge of every person belonging to such family in the various particulars required by nd whoever shall wilfully tail or refuse be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon reof shall be fined in asum not ding 100," ted that he is not Fequired to accept answers which he knows or has reason to beiieve are false. He has ar toa true statement on every matier respecti which he is bound to inquire. Should any Person persist in making statements which ar obviously erroneous, the enumerator should | enter upon the schedule the facts as nearly as he can ascertain them by his own observation or by inquiry of credible persons, INFORMATION GIVEN IN CONFIDENCE. On the other hand the government protects the Tights and interests of the citizens, as shown by the following section of the law: “Any super- merator who shall, without the a by b Sshall be deemed guilty of a to make the answers to all the and to prevent disclos- inquiries ures of inf Personal detrincut or disadvantage of the per- son suppiving diseretion of the supervisor or enumerator to make public or give out for his private uss ¢ that of auy other person any part of the infor- mation obtaiued by him. All requests, whether from newspapers, local officials or individuals for the total population of his subdivision, or other matters pertuming to the enumeration, should te referred to the Census Office for re- ply. Phe retar ! be tabulated in the Cen Sus Office without deia; he correct offi cial figures supplied as’ soon as ascertained. Furthe enumerator to state, in all cases where obj tion is raised, that the names and residences Will not be used in the printed reports, nor will auy statement be made concerning the business or 0) individual establishments, ations o: ‘The obligations of the census officials are farther set forth im the following section of the law: “If he (supervisor shall w falsely. he stall be deemed guilty of perjury, and. ou conviction thereof. sual! be impris- oned not exceeding three years, and be tined Bot exceeding =~; or. if and knowingly make fal titious returns, he shall be d Misdemeanor, and, upon conviction of either Of the acd offenses, he shall be fined not 000 aud be imprisoned not ex- eceding two years.” ully or knowingly sw THE DUTIES OF ENUMFRATORS. Take tt and How juperviser Enumera~ the home free from mortg: farm which he th in the United Si widows of is fixed by 1539. and provides a minimum rate of 2 cents for each living mhabitant, 2 cents for each death, 13 establishment of prod marine enumera’ enumerato th Monday: Middleton; 3. Geo. T. 5, Richard Foster; 6, ¢ W. Ray 10, Jan Jobn Bur, Wheeler; 16, Thos, A. Boucher; 16, Ben: F. Herdman; 17, John D, Robinson; 18, v HL Pamphr. M. Krouse; 21, Wm. Lee 25. Alphonso M. Boswell: 2 Nerhany te that | A. Riteme; A. Weaver; 43 son; 49, FB. A. Dake John Robt. Sutton, jr. Jos, Critt Lushrod W. Ki W Mich 66, Wm, A, Hal J. Presby; 69, Chas. E. Hollister Boudinot; 71, ser; H. QO. Chamberlin; C O. Walke Howell; 8: S4, Jas. Borden Smith; &: ° person is reported by the enu- | ten; 46 1K vilows: “That each and every | yy | Samuel T. Boss: : , he ab- | pichard KB other members of any | George BR. Ma ch of them } he | 112, Philip 5. Welch 1114. Frank J. Donnelly; 1 j lis, Hause; 131, 4 Chapman; 1 D, Mall; 135, Maurice H. Wolfe; Wise. zht | enuy desired informati tions of the city. In the not nat {1 Hospitai, 8: nd upon conviction shall be | Hospital, I esame. Itis not within the | petent to answer the inquiries made in com- pliance with the requirements of the act, then it shail be lawful for the enumerator to obtain the required information, as nearly as may be practicabl abode. In addition to the population schedules the enumerators will also carry schedules relating to agriculture when in the country districts, and aiso special schedules for manufacturing establishments, such as lumber and saw mills, brick yards, flour mills, slaughter houses, clay and pottery products, printing, publishing and the periodical press. curriages and wagons, &:, They will also have with them supplemental schedules which call for special information concerning the insane, feeble-minded and idiotic, deaf, blind, those diseased and physic- ally detective (not otherwise enumerated), children in benevolent institutions, prisoners und paupers, QUESTIONS TO BE PROPOUNDED. The questions to be asked under the popu- lation schedule are not complicated. In the st place the enumerators will want the Chris- tian name and initial of each member of the family; whether the head of the family was a soldier, sailor or marine during the civil war, either Union or confederate, or the widow of such a person; whether the person is white, black, mulatto, quadroon, octoroon, Chinese, Japanese or Indian; the age at the nearest birthday; whether single, married, widowed or divorced: mother of how many children and number living; the plac: birth of father, of mother; the number of years resident in the United States; whether naturalized or naturalization papers taken ont; profession, trade oz occupation; mouths unemployed during the census year; months ttendanee at school during the year; able ad, to write, to speak English; whether pring from acute or chronic disease; whether defective in mind, sight. hearing or speech, or whether crippled or maimed. Also the following inquiries which must be made concerning each family and each farm visited: “Is the home you live in hired, or is it owned by the head or bya member of the family? “If owned by head or member of famils ¢ encumbrance “Ifthe head of family is a farmer. is the ultivates hired, or is it owned him or by a member of his family? ‘If owned by head or member of family, is farm free from mortgage eucumbrance? “If the home or farm is owned by head or member of family, and mortgaged, give the post oftice address of owner.” A SPECIAL SCHEDULE will also be presented for the purpose of ob- taining the rank, compan or vessel, date of enlistment and discharge and length of service of persons who have served my. navy and marine corps of the | ,hame of regiment during the late war, aud the such persous. The compensation to be paid to enumerators tion IL of the act of March 1, cents for each tarm, 20 cents for each tive industry and 5 ts for each surviving soldier, sailor or TRE LIST OF ENUMERATORS. Some changes have been made in the list of The following is a correct list of se who will begin the enumeration on District No.1, Thos. W. Buckey; 2, F. E. rtlett; 4. Cyrus 8. King’ H. Kubn, jr.; 7. John $B. Collins; 11, Win Harry V. Grant White; 12, les; 14, George jamin Iter 9. J. Howard Bangs; 20, Frank dwards; J. Marion bert H. Smith; 24, Eugene B, Searle; 6. Stanislaus K. Me- Jarvis I. Moulden; 2%, Charles H. *. Norris Thorn; 30, Grant PF, Chase; ‘THE TENNIS PLAYERS. Annual Tournament of the Southern |“... 02 siHSiEnGee biose” Lawa Tennis Association. . from the family or families or per- son or persons living nearest to such place of CHAMPION: jtimore Next Weck—A Review of Camnninee the Tennis Playing in Washington— HE weather has not been especially favorable for the tennis players dur ing the past week, to enter the association tournament which will begin in Baltimore on Thurelay next have endeavored to practice as | day. No tiver | much as possible, principally with the view of becoming familiar with piaying on grass, courts of the Baltimore Cricket Club, where the tournament will be held, are turf courts, and very handsome ones at that. on are located at Mount Washington, a suburb of | Hi CiitsVineiaaean Baltimore, on the Northern Central railroad, distant about six miles from the city. is a fine clab house on the grounds and all the tments are excellent. players are accustomed to dirt courts, but there are a few turf courts notably the fine ones at the Marine Barracks, and some of the players who intend to repre- sent this city in the tournament next week have played a few gamn that the weather did not permit a longer time for practice of this character, but the men will go into the tournament with of doing their best, and the best wishes of all those interested in tennis in this city will go The The grounds of birth, place of | onthe grass. Itis regretted THE BEGINNING IN THE DISTRICT, The tournament on Tuesday will be the fourth held under the auspices of the Southern Lawn Tennis Association, in October since the first association tournn- During this period the gume in this District has developed from a feeble in- into the vigorous manhood which is manifest at the present time, few players in this city prior to the year 1887, and no such a thing asa tennis tournament was Some of the members of the Metro- ained an asphalt court on I and there was one or two with, however, asmall mem- R. Berry was the only ex- nt in this city, and at this time he was carrying off most of the prizes in the northern tournaments. not been play It will be four years ment was giv There were but politan Club ma t near 16th, s in addition pert player resid He has, however, g for several years, ING THE ASSOCIATION, Owing mainly to the enthusiastic efforts of | Dr. F. P. McLean arrangements were made in the latter part of the summer for organizing an association and holding a tournament for the championship of the south, were sent out to all the prominent clubs of the to take part in « tourna- ment which wouid be held on the grounds of tes Marine Barracks on the 30th ‘The responses rece encouraging. and entries were received from Baltimore, Wilmington, I ginia and Maryland. first day of the tourn rine, or widow of a soldier, sailor ,or | 4 and returned for ail sub- | divisions where such allowance shall be deemed suflicient. south inviting th of October, 1887, vel., and clubs in Vir- O1 the evening of the nent a meeting was held at Wormiey’s Hotel and a permanent organiz, tion was effected under the name of the South- Dr. F. P. Me- Lean was elected president, Mr, Leigh Bonsal and Mr, Chas. L, + 5, Theo. H. Thomas; 9, Harry Barton; | awn Tennis Association, ore vice preside awley secretary and treasurer, THE FIRST TOURNAMENT, The tournament was very successful and ex- cited considerable interest among the tennis ‘The first prize in singles R. B. Good- carried off the second players of the city. was won by Mr. I fellow then of this cit Herbert; 32, Henry Callister; 33, Joseph J. Simnott; 34, Frank Whiting: H. Byram,’ jr Thom Wm. G. Thomas; 38, Charies Edwin L. Robinson: 40, Andrew F. 41. Jas. MeKeynolds; 42, Clarence , George W. Rearden; 44, Michael lls; 45, John A. Hayward; 46, Wm. A. Short; 48, Frank Percy Wil- arl § hos, H. Heath: d; 60, L. E. Pangbarn; 61, W. J. 62, Jerome B, Burke; 63, Wim. C iM, Chas, 8. Price; 65, Geo. W. Lovell; Geo. W. Wy like nj. BLP, Fred. E. Queen; 74. arris; 72, Win. Mus- . Win. G. Nolen; 75, Wm. H. Grimes; 7, . Edward Morgan: 79. Jobn 0, Henry F. Rupp; 81, Robert D. . Chas. E. Price; 53, Jos. W. Ho . Leopold Baumg as. A. K. Wm. ro . L. Willis; Wm. H. Thornton Wovidridze i James Seth E. ng:92. John DeBarth Little; '93, Udo A. ste: #4, Jobn RK. Croggon; 95, Milton P. Britton; ¥é, Wi. C. Young; 97, Wm. L. Lamb; | . Thos. F. Hering; 99, Win, H. Harding: 100, Dulin; 101, Howard Hyatt; 102, 103, Barnett Walker: 106, pmery E, Danforth; . Cark AL Jen . Jos. W. Galtier; 11, f 113, Ri Campbell 5, Wm, H. Daiing 117, W. 8. Branson; 115, oH. Gace Melville C. Brittain; 119, Geo. W. Wilt; 120, EAS. York; 121, Guy Otterback; 1 Bd. C. Weaver; 123, Elwin K. Gerow; 124, Wm. PB. Patton; 125. Geo, E. Weed; 126, Thos. W. Rogerson; 127, Samuel E. Shields; 128, Jos. Bury; 129%, Jos. Lochbochler; 130, Wm. F. aham Dorsey; 132, John 8. | a 3, John EL. Pr speri; . “Henry 136, Wm, E. SPECIAL ENUMERATORS, In addition to the abov d the work will be done by the regu- rator of the district where the insti- German Orphan Asylum, Reinhold Springs- guth; Industrial Home Sehool, Mrs, K. 13, Bar- lent, communicate to | low; Geo rized to receive the same | dren's H: the perform- | De. zetown University. J. A. Saul; Chil pital, Win. J. Dillenback; National College, Mr. Le Fever; Freedman’s muel Elbut; Garfield Memorial . D. Goss: Government Hospital for Johu C. King £ Mu’ sen andlings Eliza Heacock; Providence Hospital, ; Washington Marine Barracks, ster Aj Home, Sister € hang: nen's Christian Association Home, Miss A. BShallenberger; — TALE OF A HAUNTED WRAP. eit should be the duty of the | The Curious Experience of a Lady Who Slept in a Strange House. A funny story is going about town apropos of Mrs. B—, who shares with her husband a keen appetite for things ghostly and phantas- m or enumerator) | spent the ni ur or afirm | cuest. The evening was a chilly one, and, upon a voluminous wrap with which to keep herself warm. tseems that a le y of her acquaintance tht recently at her house as a ‘oing to bed, the hostess gave her visitor ‘The lady wore the wrap all night and found | it very comfortable; but, nevertheless, she did not rest very well, on account of mysterious noises that she heard. Sometimes she even imagined that she heard groans, so that she was more than once on the point of getting up During the past week the enumerators have | to see what the matter was. In the morning sed in distributing schedul through- taking of the consus by allowing the heads of famplics and members of households tine in | which to consider the answers to be made the several inquiries, in order that better and More complete returns may be obtained. The law provides that it shall be the duty of each enumerator, atter being qualitied, to visit. per- sonaily each dwelliag house in his subdivision, and each family therein, and each individual { living out of a family in any place of abode, and by inquiry made of the head of such family,or of the member thereof deemed most credible and Worthy of trust, or of such imdividual living out of a family, to obtain each and every item of information and ali the particulars required by the act. And im case no person shall be found at the usual place of abode of such | the ume family or imdividual living out of family com- | guest. . | whe The object is to facilitate the | “2° at breaktast she was asked by her hostess how Isieptand replied that she had b en considerably disturbed by unaccountable sounds, “Oh, how awfully interesting!” exclaimed Mrs. B—. “And what were they like? ‘The guest described them as best she could, while the hostess listened with wrapt attention How interested Dr. B—— will be!” sai b Bnally, ‘I was so anxious to know ou would have any stich experiences, be- cause my first husband died in the wrap I’ lent you, aud it has been our belief that it is haunted. But we have never had an oppor- tunity to try it ona stranger before and your evidence is, of course, conclusive.” As a matter of fact the good lady had been carried away by the ruthless enthusiasm of the scientific investigator that she forgot for being to regard the comfort of her Messrs. Bonsal and Le Me lirst in doubles and Chas. L An exhibition | _& V. kK. Berry and | yh aan and a mem= 1 club, which was a | game was played bs yard, an English rof the Winchester, Va fine exhibition of expert pli tournament practically lawn tennis in this city. history of | ‘Oee The effect of it was | modern convemences. clubs) which ug the winter the ang into existence. interest did not hold the next association tourrament in Balti- more on the grounds of the Baltimore Cricket Ciub in June, 1884, but in the meantime ar- Tangements were made for holding @ tourna- ment open only to DISTRICT PLAYERS, This tournament was the first in the District series and was held in May on the grounds at Mr. John Pope carried off the prize in singles and Messrs. Chas, L, MeCawley and Rowan Stevens the first prize in the At the tournament in June the Dis trict players were unable to overcome the strong playing of the Baltimore player: as in the previous year, the the principal pri were again the winners in the doubles. new champion had appeared in the person of | Mr. A. HLS. Post of Baltimore, who ¥ ered ‘one of the remarkable players of the | _-0m JAMES & STEFFNER, Proprietors. | the recevtuon of guests. He deteated the veteran nypionship in singles, he was only keventeen years o: slim figure and boyish appearance presented a and skilltul ‘The District players were not dis- couraged by their failure to win the fi ‘The interest in the game continued undimin- Kendall Green. Lonsal_ and Le Moyne | is consid- | with 3 104, | n; 109, Thos, J. Hardester; | er M. Galvin; | A GATHERING OF CHAMPIONS, In September of the same year an important | ™) event in the history of tennis in the District | oceurred, An all-comers’ tournament was held on the grounds of the Highland Country Club and an opportunity was presented of secing kk players of the Through the exertions of Dr. McLean tournament was gotten wy uspices of the Unite Tennis Association, It was held under ational Lawn Such players as F. Muns- field. #. V. L. Hoppin, H. A. Ditson, Dean Mil- Ludington and Beach of Y . Kellogg and others from the north entered, In addition Thomas Pettitt, the pro- fessional champion of the world in court ten- his, was present and played se games, Players from Baltimore and this city and the tournament was a great a number of special | ators have been appointed to collect the | a from the various institu- | ase of institutions | , hibition | ated. The special enumerators and | eS | the institutions are as follows LAST YEAR'S TOURNAMENT. The third association tournament was held | in this city in June of last year, of the Batchelor Club were occupied on this oc- asion and that fact is an evidence of the great | advance that the game had made in this cit For at the time the first tournament was heid it seemed but a remote possibility when a ciub an this city would have grounds under its own control where there would be five tine court: In this tournament Chas, L. McCawley was first inthe singles, but was defeated in the championship game by Mr, Post, ud Hodge carried off the first prize in the Each year a District tour been held and a steady improvement has been noted im the style of playing. The grounds | - Home for Destitute | t of this provision.aceording to the | Coiored Women, Eliza Heacock; F Home, | Sister Beatric ich would operate to the | Frederick Semple; navy yard, A. W. Bacon: St. Ann's Infant Asylum, Kose Industri | Orphan Asyiam, Sister M. | Soldiers’ Home, James Fitzpatrick; W: |ton City Orphan Asylum. Dr. W. B. Wright; We | Catherine Ko bent; District jail, Willis F. | Crocker; Reform School, Washington work and alms house hospital, John A. Stouteubargh, Messrs. Post | SENATOR RICHARD COKE says of Preston's “Med- 1 have tried this medicine and f Cures headache, absolutely harmless; relieves in fifteen minutes, Oce Crrpir Pras. FURNITURE, . nothing else; CARPETS, MATT! CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, ERATORS, SIOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING LOW FOR CASH Ok ON GCODS IN GENERAL, EASY WELKLY OK MONTHLY PAYMENIS, Toplar Bed Room nites from $15 up. Ok Bed Rocin Suites from 25 up. Wolnut Led Koom Suites from #49 up, Jarlor Suites sn Hair Cloth or Flush, $35. ap, dbqruin Carpet from 25e, per yard up. yet from 7c. per yard Wey (+ Cloths trom voc. per yard up, (FER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. 4M Carpets Sewed and Laid Free of Charge. 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BABCOCK, Supt. | “sor terme aud other particuless address poo yet ge ag 9 for ent of house aud par JAMES & MOON. ee WM. E. LEFFINGWFLL. Shade: dancing pavilion aud piana. Address J. BALI H - on ene Manager. | WIN & BKC, Paxson P.O, Loudoun co, va, DALE, No. ATLANTIC | +S OTRL SORRENTO, Wi SDSCE sULPHER NGS NEW WIND: | _By Hews, - Ma: UT Mbien. “Open sor, Md. AM. Jeliy. pr will resume awn Cunt < Face EADS Kr u ato SORRENTO, MR, Management and open June 15 with iaproverenta, | By *scucn toune ¢ B10 per week. ALG. MILLEA & A. MA ews, ry eed dome. Circulars at Brentano's, Titus AL fate of Ingiestde m1 o Pa. ° ned de GILSEY, ATLAN LTO CLLY, NJ. OCH AN NEAR BAR HARBOR. Mees 2218 HOUSE, ( TRY BOARD FOR FAMILIES O8 trey electric Dolls 1 One of the finest equipped and most delightfully to- | ~" ists eee , 8. Eapecially Boys. at Levanon, twentys Se oe Se). wo covennatans. | ee oumme atee ae ae cell at eee “2 CRESSON STRINGS, five miles bs river or Tail front Waslina's ; “EX. M. + _ | tensive improvements bave recently been made at the Summit of the Alleeheny Mountaina house, lage rooms, shady Lown, con toct a 1A, ATLANTIC CITY, Noo Sorrenio. SEE SOROS WILL OPEN JUNE Addeeie WIL. WHITTLE, 034 Lominiaun ave eu ail the + Close to beach, ocean fron «. 'T. Stockham, manager of Hotel Sorrento, will be at nonuble,, > 1 Seen ORNS the’ Liteheids GO 14th st. until Jue ly where he | FOF Cieulare and information, address IGH VIEW HOUSE OPEN JUNE 1, LAr fi HUTTON & LAHEY, | Will skow pluis of tho house aud give any M. K. DUNHAM, Snpt. I vb ag age yok g tg: OTE CLARENDON, ATLANLIC CILY, Nd, | Terusttion. s —myi-2m___ Cresson, Cambria county, Pa, ‘Of sbade, jai ac atid ity at I Enlarged and improved. ira rpowen HILL HOTEL, RANDALE SPRINGS, BEDPOKD, PA. a Str WiLL Virginia ave. Location Unsurpasred. Persect Drainage, Unex- Boyat's state 4 my10-3m COL, JOULN M And Cottaves, Narragansett Heights, ee coe —_ SMITH. Pro, SUMMER BOARD AT REASONABLY KALE is NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. 1. = - : PS | OS within s half male of Haxersiown. lance, cool. team HOME SEEtwour Tiinots, Atlantte City, ome, Kood wat t. shade a J anountaas ‘The finest locat d Hotel on the Atlantic Coast. / oNTAT eu ences eachanwe Mra J. CADPR AN, rahe 5 eae Ce eae Opens June 2p. bend for ctrewars. meee Sik apatites ——— | Tock Bor 113 ee yA tw ak trom beach, yea ri N c r LLY SIT 1'Nre ANSTEGRUBIH a ‘Soupeauscf Vingne Susie Prune svaue | JjOCUST 1AW3 BOARDING 1 RDOON WAL ATLANTIC Cit 3 : WPYHE SPRINGFIELD, NANT UCKLT, MASS., OPI Water, Piano, Fine Saddle bot Tutte ibeund toon open May =. -an pr H nN ln AVLAD i Neda the year round, Kates, $2.50 to 3.50 ver day. | celled’ City references, I SIMPSON, North | WUSUEPASPEd. Very jury with a NOW OPEN, Send tor areulars. CHARLES H. MOWRY, Fork. Loudoun county, We. mp2 see | Rade. no sual: children taken. Add ms-4m _LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. bp erm — ee ee LOCK ISLAND, It Fitteen miles at’ sea, di bathing, fine biue fish electric’ bells, fine music hi tra; :,Send for illustrated hand book. $ Bowdoin st., Boston, Fe SANEL aster. MARBLEHEAD NECK, MASS. enery on the Massachusetts coast, address AMMI BLOWN, KOSPECT HI PARK. 0} OKING PSSSEA ST SELL Pam OVERLOOKING | —Cunek BoakbING REA THE MOUNTAIN ming suiuine? home tor Eauilies. dehhtéully | SNUPCK 1 Focus. lawn shade. two lay Fe andl bracing air, woud society; good boat mg and | Walls Mine address MISSES CUR: alaria: no. miosquitors; bo iquer mci. | Matiiton, an Oo. Va mgt S-siw sno Tow ‘A few choice vilia ath IMERSE I-A DELIG OME POR St e sites for wale at @3o0and upward, Fortur- | S\iner Boarder is tov crete, lame ene pony ee particulars apply to dade, nulk, fruit and Veeetables: terms. 1 lm‘ _TELek & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fat. | Sterns cethane ee ek eee 4 Va B: EMT. HOUSE, WASH may 0 Tae will open Jum Rooms SE. SHADY LAWN, PROIT by applyine by setter or im pe an, _my24-2m z SAMUEL J. YOU! FH OTE. LELANDE. ON THE BEACH Masrachusetts ave., Atlantic City, CHAS. WAG NIK, SAMUEL W ss _ Manager, fap1 9-31) "Pi HOT" arzios. Finest ocean For deseript 28, tu,th- 20 A NTIC CITY, NJ ae wbundane WILL OPEN JU: 1890, sppuousaxD IsLANDs, NOD, Carroliton Hotel, Baitum 1 | cream; tran * tae x See ag te under new management. a OCKWOUD HOUSE, HAKPER’ KRY, W.VA, | Scr Adaress SPAING BANK, Alex my26-1m HAMM & KROPP, THE NEW M E. LOVETT, proprievress, will open June | _ my 10-1ni 7 PE: 5 ‘RENCE shady lawns; rovnsnewly | B>UKIEKA HOUSE, JOST PH F. HOLTZMAN, PRO: Directly ou the bench; scrend of Morsiadd ata rasan ige atch een) ; dine views from ail windows; | Wy yrictor tiuimtsiry, bas tn tie teaiitcin Valley of dsomely turnisied: heat, gas, electric J. 1. ROBINSON, M'e'r. fresh mulk; terms @6 per week. Virgima: i ans iu Bll its appeativents. tere Matruetd oceats Niew: ciuieibe Uneacelled: | ranges ptgimiatveden tel FE moderate, hours’ ride from Washinton ww Lae ZOU KUcsts; termus, $10 to $18. per week: ¥ Toggg be | EH MAR CAKD IN THE di We Rte + &e. Finest tobi inthe | JQ me Mi Se east Bae is New \ork. For full SUMMER RESORT Board in the X; ey es BoB OB | Mul reopen June 16. Has w New York, Room 22, -shaded lawn, fine moun- | plenty of #l tain water, hot and cold baths, po s, fine scenery | phur water and large rooms, Addrese J. M. BELL, my 15-1 Hagerstowu, Ma. 2W HOTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC NE AN ave. Atiantic City, $1.50 to #4 per day, er Weel uo amer house af these rates, Seni for pan d = ih arast nlet,with cut of hotel, diacraus of each sleepin He y VEST VIRGINIA, pricelist, &e H.D. EAS MAN of Balt, Prop, apl9 A‘ ott: SWITZERLAND EASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, No ISLES OF SHOALS, N, H, THE “AURORA HOUSE AND. : OPEN ALL THE YEAR. ‘ di lene ged ogg ned ‘Much improved; new sun pariors; hot sea water baths 0. L. FRISBEE, Prop. The finest health resort in the \llerhanies; acoom- in'the house; elevator, modations first-class; prices reasonable. JOHN SIOCKTON, Kia, viet to $14: " Ocean HOTEL, FRESH BEEF, MULTON AND “Ottiee of the Secretary and Lreasur _ap]4-2m CHARLES EVA ‘The Anest located botelion the Atiantioconst, Thte| Siti wer cmesterciecwiee | ae eee: Suey, aa famous resort will open JUNE 25. Good bathing: | ay onTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL, jisiciaatiaey eos) rent Tene ene xg, | boating and fishing unsurpassed. Send for ter MOM Siinuit of the 9 ° Blue Kidge Mountains, x. Address Mrs, M. T. SOUTHALL. apres + OCEAN END NEW YORK AY city’ location unsurpassed; thor- oughly heated; ric lights; now open. - Peli ees yes, HUBBALL._ SWISS CHALET illustrated circular to the prop Npue MANon INN, my3-sk' Bho: The Hotel is thoroughly tu h the modern couveniences, aud for its natural @dvantages ie unsur- TANUE MINNEQUA, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. And Entirely free from malaria, i A vaeitic'ave, between Arkutsas ind Missouri aves WILL OPEN 3UNE guolienion 80 Cie taliber wa Central location,” Ketuniisied, Under new manage: THE WaUKEAG, For circulars and terms address Secretary and Tre with geod at eset ga hea hae Cok. BROWS M.A. MIESOL Pron’ 71'S ALASGR, Manager, | aryrsat sorry a tn 2 peter Bi = : aa 30 N: Churies at, Baltimore, Md ZOO0), withiti seve day at TPHE USTED STATES IOUT ay wg anes Harbor, Maine, will be open JUKE 25,2890. | ciscutarsas Sar cmon, my 10-1m* ‘of lus proposals ATLAN1iC CITY, NJ. under the manucement of F, E. BALCH, Rates, ci | qq, <. KOCK VILLE, Deasiien canner ee one : oe ’ st Wy QODLAWN. ROCKVILLE Mi. WILL Bu SE a Finest Hotel on the count. i ars, &°., at Boston office, 95 Milk st., Room 44. oie . Of the unidermatied In the muna! B00 as we Opens JUNE 14, W.S. ANDERSON, my sbi jer, a fic., tnaine st the Ciarenaen that the bid is made in sood faith. "The cot my 17-3un PVE ARLING TOD be awarded to the av - west bidder « GLENWOOD HOTEL, with the above conditions, T Manake: = a = NAISKILL MOUNTAIN ATLANTIC CIE wet by ‘Ocean End Michigan ze SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS, Z Modueed” prices fur ‘Muy aud June. Healthy and | Het, Mutton and Cored Bet weed by the My 4 eran End Michigan ave, _—-* - Sak take a eae 1 hinds of amuseneente: | the year ending April 30,1890, will be taxes wen twas Conveniently located. Enlarged PAEY POINT HOTEL, ON THE POTO Saipesee > *E Eau cemeet” | tor cbaloeen Se aemee bolas boeeet taker Ske mi16-3m JAMES POKES, Proprietor. ne , Fy — wagite ke uudersigued resery the Pucht to re tany and wil TPE FLORIDA, Pacific ave. near Tenn. ave. ‘| “ie gp Nig get nig Lies ae Dhan woe | Tee | Lge _Raveores containing peemunae st moa 7th at nw. For ft. ther informa: THIS | Induced “Proposals for res. ect, Mutt Now open ican deat threushot /W. WiLTAMS 2roproton Piney | valley | Corned Beet at the United States Se dbers dle maigit tea ee eee scounty, Md. my2S-laa dare | trict of Coin tie, ied oddreseed ty tor undereicned, 15-2 aE wb, -- ICH, C. PAKREK, Secretary and Treasures Cit-d Ty\lih VicloniA. ATL AY RIDGE HOTEL, BA RIDGE, MD, tater HOTEL OE RUN ae ddiers’ Home, D.« 30 var the oct ASUPpassed. ss RI =) FPMib RITTATINNY, 2 ” oo) SSLONERS, Db Talanced, fed, thoroushily renevaved, tious, Tranmeut rates ky woah Pa. Oven fron 3 ON Siana Wachineton, ce Alay! Sa I mas M. WILLIAMS. _ | races $12 aud upward. Special rates fur 1a Seud for circular, Sealeu propusals wil ve received ut the office “of the WHE AKGYLE, OCLAN END OF CONNECTIC titeenfO ee — — A z as W, A. BRODHEAD & SO! Commimdoners (of the Miatrice of Colui ie ave., Atlautic City, NJ. _may2Ktoau2| sy hanno y ALTER’S SANITARIUM IS THE BEST. SLi. | 3 a ties ‘Now open, Full View of ocean." NEIC HOTEL: OCEAN < wer Tmountain park with crystal | SEENTH, 1800, tor furnishing the Vaneis branchea aoe cee — duly 1 1SV0. For cr of, the Cutakiile, | $5 eecel pour satis Bone 30, UDI, comes RENOVO, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, itormation gddress ‘T. P. WELCL, Nineyard, dairy. | toners, bunk forme snd printing, school tent, es we AVeLUL Lear the Beach.” ‘Thoroughly | Ocean City, Md. i an hag oolong ments, clectrich\?, | tune, hardware, tiuware, paumiber® supyiicn, a heated. é RiGHiOx TRAE HOE Dowling, boating, croquet, bots and shoes druge ‘class, pais’ aud ate i 5 " a squitoes.. For circ | ~ a ; math W. F. CHEESEMAN _ ay SALTER Ais, Walter's Fark Fos Wetuesovdlie Ea, | lumber, forace reat tates cant fel dy wos pH DENNIS, ATLANTIC C11 3-4 an | _Boomaon the Ei i l'$-codSin senpar wibhian ieacreention eon te aun ee engaged now on application to R. G. BURKE at the : : application at Koo 70, District Building, oh tnt st. 110-Gun SUSEPH H. BORTON, Proprictor_ | Kigzu House, Washington. who has buen engaged for | ADIRONDACKS os 5, corraaes nt pee yet fia io lot ag = Bg Wi: CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CIYY, NS the weason, fi “On Schroon Lake, N.Y. LASS. L.G. HINE, HM. KUBERT, Commissioners A on the bevel North Carcliua ave, Aine Chef for the season will bo Mr. JOHN PFAFF, | _ This popular revort will wren due I. Forillustrated | District of Cohunbia. mst obstructed oceal View. who bas ni enviable reputation for “Ihe | circular, &., address C.F. TAYLOR & SOS, Taylor's | = ee a7 pat water buthous Uelvuse, Elevator Shoretion” of Waslanyten, : - on-schroon B.O,, Warren Co., N-¥. imyS-tthis, 158 | JP PONOSALS Fok THE PURCHASE OF MASUe Now open, Mr, Anton Seidl, of the. Metro .ra House, nr ; Vision, May F6 hn F, ROBERTS & SON. York, wil, — pa fen ng og thin tflice, untah Tue 5 CATLANTIC CITY, N.J, | House opens June 28, ; OCLOCK NOUN, SATLKDAL, JUNE Ove v dearest house to the THOMAS EL 18%0, for the purchase of the Waste Paper Accomodations first-class iu ail of its ab | my7-tjel 130 Broadway, ¢ gf thie departiveait, tte cttives wind) burs aia iutinents.,, Now opelis = _ artment b ior WG -s-2brn M = HERWOOD, POINT COMFORT, VA.— ov sae SaTE Mes te THO3 Sloeany elnetiié ella! bot amd’ Deez Panx Axo Oaxtaso, tes Rime vt Ak thin: ward: opeu all year, GLO. jepartinent reserves the fight to Feet. Muly oF a A THE VICTORIA, BOOKER, owner aud proprietor. = ipsa pon pean tke Highs Bo Cabut. One or ai Family Hotel, fronting on Ocean, unobstructed view ONG BRANCH, — ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, posals and tu waive defects. Proposiis must be nad font’ Yorum, marked lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; all WEST END HOTEL, . Paper. and adiireaed "to" the unde diodern inproveuients superior table; terms moderate Cottages ud Restaurant oped June 14, 3,000 FEET ABOVE TIDE-WATER. TOKE, Chiet Sup viy Divinien. m14-iua ¥ OTEL OFENS JUNE 21, ae 1 APE PORTLAND, ASBURY PARK, N. a, eee | Fyaysiont rates, #4 a day aud upward. BEASON OPENS JUNE 21, 1890. anne ge sey oy ate COR OF RA ave, and mg tbey At Cen : roe PRN EB MILDRET EE, t - eee De. ane 1 1s00, A MUMS” my'3-m,w,s- wUihice, Metropolitan Hote Squditiean pill bp rovelved at tis ute my2desdt ew Proprictress. = -. - —— CLOCK NUD, PAITURD 1} ObthL LAPAYETT CAPE MAY, ¥. J., x 3 5 i ccomudates 300 gueste, Open ull the year. | - SeeS ane eeseie ‘These famous mountain resorts, situated at the sum- Omnibus and se water free baths free to cuests, "Lhe Bursary Duest mnininer ahd wiiter resort UB the coust, House | Hote! Gu close proxi etot the surt, Lavine beez co mit of the Allechanies and directly upon the main line | of the Baltimore and Obto railroad, have the advantage | of its splendid vestibuled express train service both nt reserves the ryght gree Php | a Sees a dress Wve CHAKL: east and west, aud are therefore readily accessible titted that ho award or fore Lonwal and | REX oN VILL aS ae apn : eo ahd Be “my 2-L* from ail parts of thecountry. All Baltimore and Obio auy bid under this auvertine | baggies in full New of the cecum near the tron Vise | QW MITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA, trains stopat Deer Park and Oskland during the season. And hot and. coud sea water bathe Special Fates = Keil for aetsons Mts. J. AL SIYEAS, Cape May, GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL RATES: $60, & A MONTH, ACCORD. | s""iny toe Masha Tom SENG HOGER HEU MARC “~— | AND COTTAGES NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. ING TO LOCATION, a 5 vision. my ld, ST ae Elevation 2,000 feet above the level of the sea, All communications should be addressed to GEORGE OPOSALS FOR ICE WAR DEPARTMENT, >, ae ae SHIE “ = bv von, 2 .—Sealed propomal _ G- C. AUSTI Unsurpassed summer chinate. Accommodations | D- DESHIELDS, Manawer Baltimore and Ohio Hotels, wn depliwaenaheg J will be my 10. aN. = * : im duplicate, subject ts the usual conditions, Wall DS GARBER NOW BELA Na. NELTL first-class. Splendid railroad service, Elegant vests | Cumberland, Md., up to June 10; after that date, | #4 duplicate, subject to the w-ual conditions. Dureitly on whe ieach’ "Open, tor eucsta | bile trai, a Teer | Hue Deer Park of Oakland, Garrett couuty, Md. SATURDAY. JUNE, SEVENTH, Ms yectal rates tur May and June. Address or iformation inquire at G r yiT-a.ta,thtie® applying thie Depa: avent and ite bur ‘AKSANK, | OFFICES, or address B a carte : during the Decal year ending dune 30, 1891, i; 5 : hy wust be ot best quality, solid, clear and free frou MHF ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, NJ. — = a ~ Rooney alll Accommodations and appontmeiis Hirst class. | PEMKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL (PPE TALBOTT HOUSE, OPEN FOR BOARDERS | suow or other nupuriticn, Bod ee Ror Donec Services the best. Accommodate JOU. Walloven May June 5; ide from Barnesville station; full | the several burew ak aan ter ere 1, 1s90. WM. DOLBEY, Prot mh4-omn WILL OPEN JUNE 15, woof Sugar Loaf mountain; elecant : and lawn. Address N. T. TALBOTT, Baru’ Daily’ deliveries, excepting Sundays and Montgomery county, Md. ved Focus iized I The quantity UNDER NEW PROPRIETOR AND MANAGEMENT. BR. STAKKS' HO’ Ocean Gr J, ation; splendid view; table first- e hotel has bee! OTEL KAATERSKILL, A bond, with approved security, Wili be required im | Address Dr. W. HL. ST AMKK: “ CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. reject any and ali bids aud to waive detects. thdders are Dotifed that .o award or fori eof any The most complete Mountain Resort in the United | bil under this advertisement will be 4 for both ladies and gentlemen, Kates Reduced. Address or an apjTepriation from whi . : ‘an be purchased. Bids must be ‘The waters of this famous old mountein resort have PAIGE, jopes indorsed on the out RIGHT HOUS ware, Will Keope LEMOBOTH BEACH, DELA- NEW SWIMMING POOLS June 1s, 1890, Address WALTER BULTO. m17-3w* 935 Let. u.w., Washington, D.C, DARKER HOUSE-—SEA GIRT, N. J. DIRECTLY | been considered a specitic for rheumatian and eee See pd sddromed to, the undersien Aon Yeeam Front: woods in cutaneous affections for more than 100 years. meee ST eis ea eae DET Lan Piet The Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad furnishes trans- | GUMMER HOMES—A BEAUTIFULLY ILLUS- PEPE 2K QuokeD EATIONS | mt stint eae portation a: reduced rates direct to the springs, trated Boom. 000 sunuuer Hotei in ft Kecruiting Keudezvous, U.S. Aru HPYHE RUSKIN, SPRING | ABE, NJ. 4 os 7 o New York. Send fe | 20th et. uw, Wastane . Apr , ‘I * opens Juue 1. Ouly ‘Three Hours from Washington, B, Jucve, Geul, bastn, Paset. | Sealed propose, iu trip fulject to. the Us Until then, address No Staving. Four Trains Daily. G3 Broadway, New York.or | couditions, will oe . wfc 2, cE my 10-1 1622 Spruce st,, Philadelphia, Pa CUISINE A SPECIALTY, . aa fey ke ma to the pera WPXHE CARLETON, ane For circulars aud information apply at the Ebbitt 7 ee sesir! ty and dezvous durine the KING LAKE, NEW JERSEY, eakeoris MISCE fiscal year . 1 Ture substantial OPENS MAY'17, BI. 100%; Peovcinten ee = s daily and» due prope f woap aud cand: J. 8. HINKSON. Prop. cheers OTEL WELLESLEY, stitute a rat-on. Coutracts made wuder thin a { EL ALLAIRE, SPRING KE. N.J. Mvirectly | _™26-1m Berkeley H Wellesley, Masa, ¥ertisement shall not be construvd to imvoive the A oitis track Wustchen thronchouk “Moats | yapoN SPRINGS AND BATHE, sPacesptienion uronea ley Genomes bor tie peacpreme, its, Artesian water. Cc BAMPSU. COUNLY, W.VA All the appointments of a first-class Hotel, Accom- | of appropriatict A . : ae 0 will be given to articles of dutuestic prox —* M. RICHARDSON. _ | 130 miles trom Vaitznore, 119 "froin Washington. | modations for 500 Guests, Socise ar mameiature, comaasons of quailty and pay pg rhuperb Suuuner |” Cuarmingly situated near the Charles river, on am | price (inclidity in the price ul foreign prouuetiobs OF SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J, spot to jay lites weary burdens down and havea lovery | estate of S00 acres, surrounded by pine groves. maasietunss the Say thee Se owed, ise oe gigek frou: Cccan, “Oven June 171890, | Summer Home" For medical aud otuicr testimony | ‘Beautifal drives; excellent boating aud ishing, ten- eon gg oer cg wipe vk ney Sl | mit rin ee tS BW = — pbsmphlot. Ww. HL SALE, nis courts and polo erounds. 4t places objectionabie recPuits will Bot be _ | SEASIDE PARK HOTEL, mbes —Topricters_| Fourteen trains daily to and from Boston; only 17 | ered. Pull msformuation will be furuisbed eas ‘On Barnegat Bay. Will | Sune 5, under new manger ing both o« col 3, * to this ollice, Envelopes contain ason of 1890, GS, EDFORD, PENNA. miles by the Boston and Albany railroad. tou ep te often 100 rooms, all tac: | Uusurpassed for health or pleasure. Opens June 12, | , Rates, $3 to €4 aday. Special rates by month or sea | Su ‘addressed to ay I= re DOTY, Mauuger | S0%- Oven Jue 13 to Octuber 19. For diacram ‘ana | S24 err Moteur, MAHON & TOWNSEND _ | — ene urcalars address the proprietor, JAMES DUOLING, | © ———- = ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPKINGS, aterer, 1] and 13 Temple place, Boston, m17-w&s¥t | pgyxeASUKY Di PARTMENT. MAY ¢ Frederick County, Virginia, aire peneerenay ae = ; Reaied Proposals will Will be open Ist of Juve for the season, ten minutes’ | OK RENT—FOR THE SUMMER, CLAGETT MAN cinive from the RK. station overaspleudid road to betel, sion; 24 furnished rooms; garden and fru it 0 RENT— é Treasury Departs : Wasininig tony aud ice 1n the greatest abundauce, guthered from my | Usted on Brightwood ave, three-lourths uulle from Sil. | et Hemstty Hobart 30, inv — voud. For medical and other testimony send ior pam- | Ver Spring depot, Metroyolitan branch of the B. aud | Doe will be opencd at TWO e'CLUCK, Ps phiet AN, oO. Appl . B. CLAGETI, ‘hiwood P. bor remo Ashes, ‘anit HANDSOME SUMMER RESIDENCE eo en eae eanlie ~~ ay Use muy ttm Froprietor, | D.C m29-6t _ | Carp . fuente and Sarice, MORDAY JUNE ‘ a 2 Ro a d ae PHS | yy : 7 SECOND, IS90; for Linuber, Forage, NEAR PEQUOT HOTEL, RO* GEREN oce AEM» BATHS | NEW SENTER HoUsE, [Soa nae Fs Mekaees, Euisoery petetolai e e : NEAK WINCHESIER, VA. SN) UKEE, OO ride WLDNES yUNG NEW LONDON, abcut six hours from Washington, will bo opened on en aarnsirars $e iinet shop piocks LHURSDAL SUNE. FIETR HUKSDAY, June 19, For terms and all information: WILL OPEN JUNE 28, T8980; jor Miscellaueous Supplies, FAIDAY, JUNE CONN. apply to &. &. PRATT. SIXTH. 1890, Printed schedules containing instruc ae Patronized by the best class of tourists, fhons to bidders may be had at tue Super= = my6-3m intendent. The Deparunent reserves the right to te- : For Circulars, &c., address Ject any and ail bids, or parts of auy bid, aud to wave ‘The house contains large halls, drawing room, dining FAU Sb, Dik Metects, “The acceptauce of any bid iw coutingent upom room, butier's pantry and ten lire chambers. Itis | ‘she nearest great Chalybcate’ springs. The finest J. L, HUNTRESS & SON, ‘ougtess WakinK the Lecessury appropriation Tens farstahed excak Wuko.” Weatea Uy teroeen: Nair in the world tor cure uf kidney” diseases and eee Conter Harbor, XH, | 2°: WENDOM, Secretary. mya, ri Tu separate building for servants (hich is connected rheumuatiau, Fine hot@), beautiful lawus, drives, walks TX 71 KOPOSALS FOR FULL—WAK DPPAKTME: by passage with main house), are lwundry, kitchen, aud surroundings, For circular address TG v9 i. W. CROOK, Manager, | HJ OT#L CHAMETAL ‘uth of Plattsburg. ison, May 7. 180. —Bemied Wr pomal dining hell, five chambers and large trunk room, A few very choice villa facing hotel lawn for First Season. Sete See bo the meh contes, nee Ss In stable, thers are nine stalis and ample carriage | 8al¢. Apply 52 Drexsel Building, Phila, my24-eu-20t 0. D. SEAVE. received at this office until TWELVE W'CLUCK room. Tennis Court. Private bathing house on beach. Water supplied from the city water works, Private sewer to the river. Private gas machine. a N VENTH, 1890, for furs omega % pO SUNE ie teu. NOON, SALUKDAY, JUNE SEVES 90, C meee SHES DOAH CO., VA. Rooms sagneesand Core aet, LIN. | pishing er, A zy - rath rec ch quan £ Suiumer Resort for Health and i leasure. COLN SAFE. DEPOMIT. CO., 424 at. (opposite Grand | Weed apd Coal as nay Chiat: in the mounts of the Vitwreiag eles | Central Depot), New York, Hours, 9:30 am. to4 pan, Apple on premises, or to ‘Very sulubrious and free {1 fe <n - | Address or ask for «Coal aud Wood) to be delivered at the War i G. B. F. RANDOLPH, Derature very low during the entirestunier momtien, | 221-2 went Dureaus or offices in Washington for #h quired by the parties to whom the ‘The large number of different Springs owned and wouwtex INN 30-3t 41 Wall Street, New York. controlled by the company makes it the ular re- (Formerly Washington Inn), tracts) may be awarded, in such quantiues and at my - ” sorter all this ‘iguly' favored section of tie United TENNALLYTOWN ROAD, ich Line ae the Couvemeneg ofthe depart tay eso etitet ete Purs spring water; perfect drainage: pure milk: un- | Now open for daily aud monthly boarders; also for | S03 and all Lids. Juel for tue state, War and excelied’ cuisine. billlard roous for ladies aud weatie. | the couveutence of those whe are a Department Building is uot included iu this NARRAGANSETT PIER, RB.1, bowling alley; teunis courts: largest swimming | Luuches and suppers served at ave cade ef ad. | HSEERL Specifications, emeral iustructious to bid- at ool in the Virwinias, gc. Good livery; excelient | | Driving parties must positively bave cards of and blank forius of proposals will be furnished WILL OPEN JULY 1, orchestra in attendance duriag the sunimer. Hotel | mission. Apply to JAS. RL KEENAN. $e cotabliched dealers cn application to this, <4 ;Derty 3,000 uct cone ENAN, diders are bot yt z my22-2m CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. | biest mmoulitale scenery Is thecountry Ferns | _m19-1m Proprietor, | Bidders are no, LEM terms a ¥. W. EVANS, = P!swicr HAL, aS COUNTRY BOARD. \ONGRESS HALL. = aes = SAYBROOK POINT, CONN. BAKALOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. ‘ANTED—A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE AND ‘This desirabie family hotel is most delightfully sitn- SEASON OPENS JUNE 21. W tenuis tor {ree oF ore tnonthe: ‘good table ated om the Sout, atthe mouth of tue Connecticut Accommodates 1,000 guests, ullk, Fult, shade; wil take care of horas auud carrs WEDNTSDAy June 29, UNDER THE Di Ni | Rates $3, 23.50 and $4 per day, according to loca- HATRINS" Derwood Steiton, “Montgomery county DIRECT MAN. | 4,2ates AGEMEN? OF THE PROPRIETORS OF THE HOFF- | Ugh of Toons. sede = Special rates made by the week. my21-wks,8t FENWICK HALL has all the modern improvements, = or circulars, Manager. oe |APLES,” LAUREL, MD. TT ten mibutes' walk of station jneiudi id salt rs VHATTOLANEE SPRINGS HOTEL, rooms, Fer tye Seana ed ete ae aren sea toe | C Green Spring Valley, Md, | _my20-2w* dirs. KENNADY. _ au Huuse, Now York? CMs OF E Vs BOSSE HRM | The * Rearest Great Springs to Washington—only one | WW 43" Or centicmen, preamant howe, teun ee QC MAY, HOURS Re, EINE, BT anaes Sine, Sattsordoantyy Vas or alnat ap aa Dteambogis to ah from NEW LONDUN, NEW. = $2.70. s.e., Washington, D.C. my20-3t* ENCE. ‘Telegraphic communica- PORT and PROV! ‘The greatest Water in World for tion. Giigavfing flows 806,000 gallons pure water por day For a hee fre 4, New York. A dew Elegant Hotel. Ee descriptive boos, my21-wiyldt CUNDALL ® BALL. Mauacera. | my3-eolm* 7 S"Baluinore, Ma,