Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1890, Page 7

Tmeta friend whose Randaome, and asked him are you using?” “Wolf's ‘Had you ever an: trouble with it on account of its coating on the: “Notaparticle! When I bought the fret bottle earefully read directions and never thought of that.” 2 ond wy ‘The est Blacking for Men, Women and Children | Pears’ Soa (Scented and Unscented) SECURES A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. > BEECHAWM’S PILLS (THE CREAT TOUS REMEDY.) Nervous ILLS. 25cts. a Box. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. v¥ Sep we VV ag bop 2 4 VO Sss3 = The“burden of our souz™ the pest few days has been Embroideries. Now we will pursue the thread by an embodiment of marked values and exceedingly desirable specialties iu trim- mings Colored ilk shades, $0c. Colored Silk Vandykes, 2 widths to match, Gimp Trimmings, in all 81.35 tw $3. Biack Silk Vandykes, from 3 to 27 inches wide. Alarge assortment of Black Silk Fringes in all widtha, A grest variety of Mourning Fringes, Steel Trimmings, both Vandyke and Band. “Persian: for Millinery and Drees Trimmings, And we sre showing,in our suthering of reductions, some particular items in Handker- chiefs—worth mentioning, we think. Trust you'll think them worth having. Ladies’ Revere, Drawn-work, Black, Tucked, Embroidered snd Taped Handker- chiefs, 12%e. New designs in Scalloped-edge Embroid- ered, Embroidered and Vanyke, Eusbroid. ered and Corded, Embroidered with Bisck Hem, 25¢. Ladies’ Initial Handkerchiefs, with fine sheer centers, 15c. A decided bargain in Gents’ Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at $1.50 per half dozen. Gents’ Japanese Silk Initial Handker- chiefs, ali letters, 50, 75e. and $1 each. —E G. DAvIg, m32 MARKET SPACE AND STH ST. Cursisz Srmaw Marnsos. JAPANESE STRAW MATTINGS, We are offering the larges: and most complete line of Straw Mattings ever shown in this ‘city. The Stock comprises all the latest colorings and cesigns. ‘Those contemplating the purchase of Straw Mat- tings should call and ezamize our ock ‘Prices all marked in plain figures, ‘The followinw are a few of the special bargains: ‘300 Rolls White and Check Matting at $3.50 per roll of 40 yards. 200 Kells Fancy Matting at $4 per roll of 40 yards. 100 Rolls Faucy Jointiess Matting at $7 per roll of 40 yarda 100 Rolls Fxtra-beary Jointiess Matting at 810 per full of 40 yards. 7 Rolls New Patterns Damask Matting, $12 per Poll of 40 yards. We have a complete assortment of Scotch Floor Liwens cf all widths Estimates for covering floors furnished free of change. It is Just as nmpertant to cover your carpets as your furniture for the summer. KEEP OUT THE PLY. We baveall the best appliances for Wire Window and ‘Door Screens iz the country. See our 2le. Screen, which will fit any ordinary Sized window. ‘Send for estunate for our Cabinet-made Screens and Deors, They areim waay of the finest residences, LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE ‘The largest aseortment of stuffs and the best force Of cutters and makers tobe bad We ett, make and Sornieh waterials for full size parlor suites from $16 Bi aad guarantee a perfect St. W. B. MOSES & SONS. Gor. 11th and F sta ow. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY Goops, INTERIOR DECORATIONS. WALL PAPERS ETC. Bee Our Refrigerators, See Our Baby Carriages. See Our Tricycles. tee Our Cedar Chests. fee Our Camphor Chests. ee Our Hammocks, See Our Tenta See Our Hammock Support aun C-—~. 9+ See Cur Musgaite Canopies. mle a ¢ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... MONDAY, JUNE 2. 1999. CITY AND DISTRICT. __SUMMER_ RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SEA-SIDE--JERSEY COAST. © To reach ail classes of readers and cus- |—RENT OR tomers in the District of Columbia, advertise in Hove, Gottares end’ ‘tis an Bay Tae Evewrxe Stan. Everybody reads it. and fora "Co" TSAEL Oo ADAMS -d Neal Exiate Ayia, Heal Kstate and Law Bulidiog. THE SAME OLD STORY. TESST KER SINGTON TIAGO Ho ENSINGTON, ATLA: S. oe edoad -—— 13 Sonth yuri ave.. near The Senators Again Defeated by the = Europeas, and American ie Worcester Bull Team—Notes. Pa TEL OCEANIC. SS ee. Onsge aR NRET OTF. ¥- Jov-eosot 'E. ©. BOICE, Proprietor. ‘APE MAY, N.J_ A ven June 14.” Directly on ibe Beach. tion WuRUrpassed, W. W. GREEN, Proprietor. RIENTAL HO’ ANNEX, ASBURY Park, N.3. Ju It is the same old story that has to be told today—a story of hard luck in Worcester and of defeat for Washington, It isa story of more | JT" batting and better fielding by the Senators, but more bunching of good luck on the part of their opponents. The score was 4 to 1. and yet Washington made 7 hits and 1 error to 6 hits and4errors by Worcester. The trouble was that the enemy was particularly fortunate in HE WIN DSO! TI AND f ates tovrtober 1, Accommodates Uoean View from every window. a fom SAML."B. MciMTYRE, Prop. TALANTA HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N.J. Fronting directly on the Ocean. A the field, capturing flies that looked safe and| bi 2""** WM. APPLEGATE, Prop. making phenomenal stops and throws 7 ILBURTON-BY-THE-SE. = just when the Statesmen needed a w* ee sang BEING, LAKE, Na. little error making on the other side.| jev-2m ” K, LETCHWORTH. Maloney and Nicholas and Stafford ETROPOLITAN HOTEL. and Guinasso were the batteries. Worcester made two in the fireton a base on balls, two stolen bases and two hits. The Statesmen made their run in the third on a hit by Bader, who bats ninth nowadays. a passed bail and an | error. In the ninth Worcester made the game sure by scoring twice. Cudworth made a two- vagger aud Wilson lifted the ball out fora home run. In the seventh Jordan and Malo- ney made a hit apiece and Bader bunted. Jor- dan tried to score, but was thrown out. Glea- son bit hard into center for what everyone | thought was safe, but Cudworth lined the bail a) ASBURY PAKK, N.J. it open June, 1890. ma THEO. OVES, Prop. SBURY PARK, NJ. COLEMAN HOUSE. tly on the Besch, | The leading Hotel in the Will open June 28, 1890. First-class stable. diw-rams aud inforiuation of W. A. SHAFER, J. ©. RALPH, Prop... Asbury Park. Direc HoT! COLUMBIA, Oceah Beach, N.J., Will open for guests the lust week in June, For particulars, terms, &c., address FRED. &. FOSTER, oy Manerer, | to first so quickly that brother William was | je2-1m 13th season, | out aud the tieing run was shut off, Tt! KENDERTON, ATLANTIC CITY, We OTHER @aNxs. ‘Tennessee avenue near besch. ly ewls le Baltimore won from Hartford 7 to 8. Balti- | “jese3in*** _jeeeolm MRS J. F NEALL. | more made 9 hits and 2 errors and Hartford 9 ie READE, STS | hits and 3 errors, Pacific above New Jersey ave, | .New Haven defeated Jersey City 8 to 1. | _se2-2m L_ VOORHRES. | New Haven made 13 hits and 3 errors and Jer- | sey City 3 hits and 3 errora, Newark had a close call from Wilmington—7 ; to5. With Mace in the box the tailenders Ny \HE SCARBORO HOTEL, 'Ehis clegant, houve “enlarged, decorated and wy s elegant _house—en! ecorated and ne aud handsomely fursished thegughourewill open a rst-clags family hotel June ber 21 and close >e) were having a picnic, but he was changed in All appointinents of “highe lect . orchestra engaged: oven-air ca: nt ala the fourth for Miller and then Wilmington | Carts for ladies aaa weutiouees ant: near matron could do nothing. Newark made 11 hits and 2 | ments have been introduced. to $5 per day. Kooms engaged at Hotel itoyal or and thursday &. KICHAKD MEAR! Branch ; Hotel Koyal, PE BOSCOBEL, KENTUCKY AVE, ATLANTIC ty. NJ. Near’ Beach. Bewutiful ncw hotel: elec- belly, gus and bath, errors and Wilmington 8 hits and 2 errors, Other games Saturday resulted as follows: | National League—Philadelphia, 8; Cleve- | land, 3. Boston, 9; Pittsburg, 8 Brooklyn, 7; Chicago, 4. Cincinnati, 12; New York, 8. carboro Sundays ES, proprietor, Searboro, Long Je2-1m. i Players’ League—Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, | SS MARION. | 4. Boston. 17; Buffalo, 6 “New York, 23; Pitte: | "08m" Formieriy‘ot the Layton. burg, 3. Cleveland, 3; Brooklyn, 2. CO*@HESS HAR orry, xa Ainerican Association—Athictic, 3; Colum- Will open June 28. bus, 2 Rochester, 4; Louisville, 1. Toledo, 5 ee Location unsurpassed, facing Inlet and Ocean, Superior Table. Accommodates 500 Guests. For circulars and ters addresag Syracuse, 4. St. Louis, 6; Brooklyn, 1. There were two games played yesterday in the Atlantic Association. Newark’ did a large A R HAMILTON, part of the act of wiping Wilmington frum| |. : the face of the earth—22 to 6. Newark made a8 Soae ~ Proprietor. 17 hits and 8 errors and Wilmington 11 hits | GUY MANSION, and 8 errors, G 206 SECOND AV, ASBURY PARK, NJ. Ocean view; perfect drainage; artesiun water; com- fortabie beds and good table, 2 Mrs. J. F. BOW: }_s a MOL Jersey City pulled a game from the fire in the ninth by a streak of batting that netted runs, and the Hartford team was beaten by the score of 13 to 10. Jersey City made 16 hits and 7 errors and Hartford 10 hits and 7 errors, NOTES. Today's game is at Hartford. Here's a chance to break the slide. Ted's colts are having the worst luck that | could possibly be found anywhere. H The team will play at home on the 10th. Thank gooduess! There may be a change by that time. New Haven has a good lead and Baltimore | has been relegated to third place by Worcester, | which has won eight straight games, The Baltimore and Washington clubs begina series of six games, equally divided between their respective grounds, next Friday, after FENIMOKE—A ments; 13 block from ocean capa u ‘0 taciux eituer ocean or bay m31-1m. A ULANTICCITY, 317 ATLANTIC AV: taken a well-turmished cottage would like to mal Qrrangement with partes that would spend the suiu- mer there, For particulars call at 1232 14th st, n.W. nb -i$t* TLANTIC CITY COTTAGES AND BOAKDING Houses to Rent or for Sale in desirable location SEA-SIDE-JERSEY COAST. E SPRING Lai ¥ ou tne track. Pirstelase cheourhoss: Moms provements. Artesian water. mayz4-30t E M. RICHARDSON, » SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. ei Ne TAN: © STINE, ME. Charmingly situated: uuexcelied water view; spacious grounds; excelient opportunities for boating, driving and fishing. Open Jone 23. Rates 82.508 day; $10 to $15a week. E. P. WALKER & CO, pro- prietors; W. A. Walker, Manager; H. L. Banks, late of Adams House, Boston, Steward. m30-eo2m re RENT— HANDSOME SUMMER RESIDENCE NEAR PEQUOT HOTEL, NEW LONDON, coNN. ‘The house contains large halls, drawing room, dining room, butler's pantry and ten large chambers. Itis fully furnished exceyt linen. Heated by furnace. In separate building for servante (which is connected by passage with main house), are laundry, kitchen, dining hall, five chambers and large trunk room. In stable, thers are nine stalls and avipie carriage room. Tennis Conrt. Private bathing house on beach. Water supplied from the city water works. Private sewer to the river. Private gas machine, Apple on premises, or to _ @. B. F. RANDOLPH, ¥30-3t 41 Wall Street, New York. DUST STEAMSHIP LINE FOR Batt HARBOR YORK, MAINE AND NEW BRUNSWICK STPAMSHIP COMPAN SikICTLY FIRST-CLASS STEAMER WIN- THKOP leaves every SATURDAY, beginning June 7, pau, PIKEOY for BAR HARBOR, LASIPORT X P. MILLER leaves every Tuesday at noon for Rock!an:i, Kockport, Belfast, Bucksport und Bangor. Connections tor Northern aud Esstern Muine and the Provinces. ‘The mort couvenient and enjoyable route for CAM- ELLO, ST. ANDAEWS, GRAND MANAN, MOOSEHEAD LAKE and all resorts in Maine, Excursion tickets at reduced rates, bteamers leave Pier 18, i, R. near foot of Maiden Lane. Freight received daily on covered pier. Tickets can be purchased at Low's Exchange, edz Broadway. For further information aj Ply 20, F. H. SMITH & Co., General Mapagers. 17 and 19 Witham my28-eo3m Koow 22, New Yor! CONTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, R.In WILL OPEN JULY 1. my22-2m CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. P= sWick WALL, SAYBEOOK POINT, CONN. ‘This desirable femily hotel is most delightfully situ- ated on the Sound, st the mouth of the Connecticut river, and will open for the reception of wuests on WED! 3 3, UNDEK THE DIRECT MAN- age PROPIETOR-S OF THE HUFF- FENWICK HALL bas ail the modern improvements, includiny hot and cold salt water baths, Special rates for the season. tor circulars, &c,, addreas FENWICK HALL, ~aybrook Pomt, Conn, or'E. V. FOOTE, Hoff- man House, ‘ork. my20-1m UI WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, N. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes distapt, where coaches from the house meet every train, THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH SHORE. OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 28 FRANK JONES, Prop. _W.K. HILL, Manager. my7-2m which the Senators leave for a short trip to ae a SRT i vi SITY, —HOTEL FE a VICK— Newark and Wilmington. A New, modern: iirst-slan ‘complete: Pinas one NOTES, between ‘New York and Temiesace aves, Now open. In the four Worcester games Washington | "0-3 ________JUNBVIT 8. DAVIN” made 21 hits and 16 errors and Worcester 29 | Gy SIUANTIC OY Mo, ATLANTIC huts and 7 errors, ‘ : | Jane 13. Firs uiodatiou». “Kates 8? 10 Gleason leads the battin; with Bird sec- | 810 per week. EX & AD MATTHEW, ond. O'Brien third, Whistler fourth, Nicholas | !#t# 2! Ingieside. : a or Kiddle fifth, Hill siath, Jordan seventh, the | (40.10 a1LANiIC i aoe = : feason nud pitcher eighth and Bader ninth, MI. VERNON, Pacific ave. near Ohio. Now open. 4 Jordan made two singles Saturday. Washington has now played eleven games away from home, losing nine of them. In these games the Senators have made 65 hits and 46 errors, while their opponents made 99 hits and 27 errors. Bader, Gleason, Bird, O'Brien, Hiil and Whistler have each taken part in all eleven games. Gleason has batted hardest. with 11 hits; O'Brien next with 9; Bird, 8; Bader and Whistler, 7 apiece, and Hill. 5. Gleason made 7 errors; Whistler, 6; O'Brien, 5; Hill, 5; Bird, 3; Bader, 2. Nicholas played in five games and made 5 hits and 2 errors. Larwe piazza overlooking ihe sea Eicel- #8 to $14 per week: $1.50 to 82 ver . No finer house olithe islaud at these rates. — Bend for ent of house aud particulars. JAMES 8. MOON. m10-51n OTEL GILSEY, ATL end of Connecticut iuderdrained, open Muy 1. w 27-3 ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER. PGES ATEANTIC Cry, N.3 Open all the year; close to beach ; ocean front; teris reasonable wy) 7-sun HUTTON & LAHEY. OTe L CLAKENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Enlarged and improved, Virginia ave. uear the ocean, orchestra, NARRAGANSETT PIER, RI. MASSASOIT HOUSE. Finely located. Near beach and Casino. 160 guests, Open June 15. my10-1m J. BABCOCE, Supt, Oc#AS HOURE, SWAMPSCOTT, MASS, One of the leadivs resorts on the Atlantic Coast. One 7 joston. Excellent society. beautiful sea ;fine beach, safe bathing, good sailing and. fish- ing, bracing sir, perfect drainage, livery connected with Louse, bewutiful drives and kod roads, Hlevator. Electric bells. sf heat. MA ELLUS W. CARTER, _my16-2o12t*_ Proprietor. view Horst SORRENTO, SORRENTO, ME., + NEAR BAR HARBOR. One of the finest equipped and most delightfully lo- cated Summer Hotels on the coast of Maine. Ex- teusive improvements have recently been made Sorrento, . T. Stockham, manager of Hotel Sorrento, will be at the Litchfield, 9U6 14th st. until June 1, where he willshow plaus of the huuse and wive any desired in- formation. ap’ SEA-SIDE ISCELLANEOUS.. SUMMER RESO RTS __ SPRINGS AND BATH OCK ENOX SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS GREAr NORTH MOUNTAINS — T PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE OKTH, WEST AND SOU. SPLENDID SCENERY. NEAR WINCHESTER. VA. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. shout stz hours from Waskington sill bo opened In effect May 11, 1590. TH RSDAY, June 19, For terms and all information | TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, FROM STATION, to A. 8 PRATT. CORNER OF 6TH AND BST) ERT Fr Proprietor, For Pitsburg aud the West, Chic: my6-3m Sun Building. of Pullman Vestibule Cars at = Fast Line, 10:50 am. daily to © Louis, Tomi with Hlecping Cars fro bus: datiy, except Saturday, to Chicago, with \HE GLEN SPRINGS SANITARIUM, WATKINS, N.Y. tof experienced pug uiciane, Will Shen for anaes ent of experianced Pi mn fut FRETS Tes. . ee Loceted on 8 bluff OVERLOOKING | THIRT' MILES OF SENECA LAKE. surninded te hing forests and near the famous WAi KINS GLEN, Will be equipped wita the most Sleepiuw Car Altoona to Chicago. St. Louis, Cat- Sey and, Cipemnats Exp giunati, and Dining Car Harrisbarg to Western Express, at 7:40 pu. dally, w jug Cars Washing a St. Low fic appliances, including Turkish, Russian, Loman, connecting dai Marcisvers with through Ines ectro-thermal, Moliere Saline and Tron Eleepers for Lowsviiie end § phix Pacific Ex- Bathe no Mamsasre, wwredich Movements, Calisth-n- Press, 10:00 p.m. daily, for Pittst woud the West ue eelgrsaieg varie ral wines iniud Ee through Sleeper to Pittsburg, aud Pittsburg {PE SALINE, THON, IODINE aud SULPHUR waters BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. o Malcria. For Kane, Cansndaigaa, Koches:er and Niagara Fs Beautiful views, charming walks and drives, pure | *'gaily esos ; “Nigcdern tmaproversente: Flevator, Electric Bells, ne | FEES ey, oe CUISINE UNSURPASSE : - Ey Bocbester ‘For terms and other particular: address p ’ For Willunsport, Leek Huveu aud Elan WM. E LEFFINGWrII, 1a. daily, except Sunday. _my26-mwa26t Manager. | For Williamsport daily, 300 p.m. Mo8Fas nose ~ | RORERIEABES YHA: Si W YORE ANDTHE 2220, 9:00, 11:00 CRESSON SPRINGS, Sor Pit, 199° § : On the Summit of the Allegheny Mountaina TeSoipme Dinner beyearoes WILL OPEN JUNE 25. For circulars and information, address WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt. Cresson, Cambria county, Pa, Cars, 9:40'am. daily, am. daily, with Dontus A-ept Sunday, aud 4.00 p. Pestaxpeencn ay HitabVirra ONLY Expre-a, Sunday only” B20 pepe nt oo all. ot == | For Boston without elicnge, 3:15 pan. every day IN THE MOUNTAINS. ie ge en ge Dut FARK MD: COLTAGE SITES FOR| {ie direct transfer to} ye wh Leg Eg ng) “apiece Fo For Atiautic City, 11:40 a.m. week days, 11.20 pm. and particulars address M. V. RICHARDS Lan "Be ; For Baliimore, 6 10, 9:00,.9:40, 10.00, Tumly ation Agent, Band 0:10, Baltimore, M 1 11200 To S13 ‘6.00, nay 9-00, 9 Ee 40, ROSPECT HILL—BEAUTIFU in the Mountains of Virginia. Sh: ater, Piano, Fine Saddle Horses. 1 gelled. City references, HENSON York, Loudoun county, Va. ROSPECT HILL PARK, ( “Kawles Mere,” Pa. ; elevation 2.5 A charming summer home for families: delightfully X EPP are aud bracing air; Kood society; good bout.ny and | For Alexand thing; no malaria; no mosquitoes; no liquor sell- 0:57 ing: no sslvcns: no rowdyism. A few cotiage sites for sale at $350 and upwal tower ogee apply to m20-lm* _1YLeK & RUTHERFORD, LUE MT. HOUSE, WASHINGTON Co., will open June 25. Rooms may now be Dm. dauy, excopt stu WAdH/NGI< tice, 7-45 am. and 4:5 uw. Sundays, 4:30 and 10:5 Ich daily. Accommod 4:55 pom. week di by applyine by ietter or in person to J. : NON. Carrollton Hotel, Baltimore, Md.“ iny2i-din_ | Trius) leave Aleaaudiie ior W OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARD! FERRY, W. Va.. &: Lisi Oe rovE Te ropriewess, will open June Sth: among the mountains; sbady lawns; rooms newly painted and renovated; fine Views from ail windows; ob at the office, uortheast cor- excellent table; fresh milk; terms 86 per week. sylvanuia aveni dat th mimi Where orders can be left for the checking o bag to destination trom hotels aud residences. CHAS. F. PUGH, WooD, K EE MAR 4 SUMMER RESORT Geueral Manager. (my]2) General Passenger Agent, will reopen June 16. Has well-shaded lawn, fine moun- iter, aud cok ths, port rel y ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, cclingeroren Ate eens | ESTE, AnD ee BARD. my13-1m* Hagerstown, Md. Leave Washington froin station corner of New Jersey URORA, avenue and C street. For Chicago aud Northwest, Vestibaled Limited ex- 'T VIRGINIA.® THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA. Press daly 11:30 au, express 9-30. THE AURORA HOUSE AND ANNeX Fer Cincinnan, St. Louis and Indi Lis, express WILL OPEN JUNE IST. daily, 3-390 and 11:30 p.m The finest health resort in the Alleghanies; accom- modations first-class; prices reasonable, Call at star office tor circular, m19-1m J. H. SHAFFER, Proj ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL, Summit of the Blue Kidge Mountains, Pennsyivani: 1,500 feet above se For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express daily 9:30 4 m. and 5:40 p.m. Fer Lexington and points in the Sheuandoab Valley, 330 a.m. y stations, t5:30 p.m. 40 pan days, 4 35, 7:20, minutes) (40 man- level. S hours’ ride from Washington, The Hotel is thoroughly turuished with the modern Se ‘and for its batural advantages is uusur- p 4:00, 1:10. utes) Entirely free from malaria, (45 minutes) 6:00, 6:15, 6:20, WILL OPEN JUNE 21. 11:00». Pheer teat Lh of A For Way Stations between Washingt m and Balti- ILNOL, Pro B.S MiLNOR, Manager. | TYG pan. Sstudese SO we NO SS 330 N. Charles st., Baltimore, Md. ~ lech inepe om Be, Ses, Circulars at Starofice, my10-1m' rains jeave Baltimore for Washington, week days, QODLAWN, ROCKVILLE, MD., WILL BE OPEN | 5-00, 6220. 6.30, 7:19, 7:20, 8-00. 3 for the reception of guests on May 1. For terms, | 10:20, aud 10 am; 1 0 1 inquire at the Clarendon Hotel, 14th st. and New 20, 4:15, 5-00, 6:00, Mrs. M. J. COLLEY, Proprietress, ap21-sm | 9:00; 10:16,°10;20 and VT-Uu! ENWOOD HO’ Eyer kte aarti sung Healthy and | 8:30, 10:10 iu; V. BEAMBSON, Catskill, | pao" eanusbelis, ¢ a.m. 12:10, and 4:20 jet, Leave Ann 50 pm. Sundays, ou the Metropolitan Branch, 6:30, Span, For Priueipal Stations ouly, daud to-80 pan. For Kockville and Way Station For Gaithersburg and intermediate po 10:00, 111-00 em, t1:00, t3-00, 10:00; $1.1:00 p.m For Boyd's and interm: Chureh tram i v 6:40, 8230 am, i a.m. 4:00 pm. HOT! OYAL, VA. THIS ummer Resort, in the besutiful valley rginia, will be open May I; quiet loc airy room ;" 10 mosquitoes. te for partic: J. F. STINSON, Frout Royal, Va. my ITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa—Open from May 1 to November. Seud for circular. f __W. A. PRODHFAD & SONS. aa _ MISCELLANEOUS. ‘OR RENT—FUK RE NIQHED <BEAUTIFUL SU 20pm. mer “Eagles Nest,” Catskill, N. > containing 13 rooms; verandas on three sides; [row irom Cinemuati aud St. Louis daily slopes to river, making xranud view. Will be rented to jo Pa: trum Wittsburz 4:10 am, bau. daily. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION. Fi York, Trenton, 18:00, *10:00, “ p.m. “Buifet Parlor Cars Private family for the season at reasouable rat MERRILL & TEM lid F st. ran m31 00D COUN BO! 2 Hin Western New York on Seneca Lake, afew miles from Watkins Glen. Address P.O. Box 112, North Hector, Schuyler county, WANTED-By A LADY WHO BAS TAKEN A Jensant cottaze at a delightful resort in « onnec- | tieut Party of Four or >ix to jo her, tern ble; refercnces exchanged. Address A. my31-3t* ah ORT PENDLETON, 3,000 FEET ABOVE SEA. Season opens June 1. ”'Nine hours from Washing ton via B. aud 0, and W. Va. Central. Terms $8 aud $10 per week. Mre. L. M. DEAKINS, Fort Pendvetou, rrett county, Md, m27-co3w* 70k RENT—FOR THE SUMMER, CLAGETT MA sion; 24 furnished rooms; gatden and truit: sit- uated on Brightwood ave, three-Tourths mile from 5) Yer Spring depot, Metroyolitan branch of the B. aud ORK Apply W. B. CLAGETA, Brightwoou P. BE OBTAINED +800, *10:00, *12:00 noon, #290, *4:00, °6:1'3 aud 220:30 pam, For’ Newark, 18:00 a.m, 71030 pa : we a For intermediate points between Baltimore and Philadelphia, 15:00 and {7:20 a.m., 112:10,*4-00 Py ‘T yr Washington, *9:00, reason kar offi Ehiadelshis for Washington, 4 3o am, T1:40, *4531,' *5:50, 05 am. and *12:00m, ily. §Sunday only ied Zor and checked from hotels and resi- Union ‘Transfer Company on orders left at dences m9. ‘The Atlantic Association race stands thus: Se EETWOODE Club. ; Won. , Lost. ; Per, Pacific ave. neur Illinois, Atlantic City, N. . oar belig, ‘Two minute’ sulk toa - cil. Two minutes! walk frou, bes aa | be | - perday. Now open. Mrs. ANSILGK orceste ra. ANNILGE ¥ ETROPOLITAN, Baltimore, | 8 9 ‘ea | Y (oF ’Magn, aud Atlantic aves, New: * \2 586 xX jemse ir the year by Washington | 16 a oo CUANDKEWS, Atlantic City Jersey Cit, 12 16 “429 o NACOR: ALLAN TIC AND CO Hartford. | 8 9 | 396 | deh eee Wilmington... 7 25 133 m) NGLE, Clerk. _ HE LANSDALE, North Carolina ave., near the beach, Atlantic City, t. Vr J,,, New opeB. “Under new miauiygen . A. CAD HAPs HALL, ATLANTIC CIT NOW OPEN. EEDS & LIPPINCOTT. | 110 uo | pense. SL. OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS. Representative McComas Likely to Suc- ceed Himself—Glen Falls Railroad. Correspondence of Tae EVENING Stan, Atle tle City, N.J., Rockvitte, Mp., June 1. Comes oe The jury summoned by Sheriff Fairall for the condemnation of lands on the route of the Glen Echo Electric Railroad, in this county, | met yesterday. The land in question, situated near the District line and the Conduit road, was the joint property of Louis E. and Mary Shoemaker. and held by separate titles. To Louis E. Shoemaker they awarded damages to the amount of $1,050 and to Mary Shoemaker $450. In the argument the railroad company was represented by Messrs. Barnard of Wash- ington, J. B. Hendersur and Edward C. Peter of this place, and the defendants by Messrs. Anderson and Bouic of the Rockville bar. This is the last case involving the right of way for the railroad thoughout this county, and it is now thought that the work will be pushed rap- | idiy to completion. The large pavilion and suinmer resort at the terminus of this road will | soon be ready for occupancy, and will be opened in a short time. Political affairs in this county are beginning to assume interest and the question of nomina- tions for Congress by both parties is bemg discussed. On the democratic side the names of Laird of this county and MecKing of Alle- gauy are mentioned. but as it appears that either would be but “leading a forlorn hope” itis not known that either would accept the | nomination, In regard to the republican nom- a ssi a FiCtTEE LELANDE. ON Massacuusetts ave., Atl CHAS. WAGNEK, Manager. P Ho ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.. WILL OPEN JUNE 7, 1890, under new management. my26-I1m HAMM & KROPP. NEW HOTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC NEAK OHTO IN ave., Atlantic City, 81.50 to 82 per duy, $5 to $14 ber Week; no fuer house at these rates. Send for pam- Phlet,with cut of hot: |, diazraum of each sleeping Boor, Pricelist, & M.D. EA's MAN of Balt, Prop. ap19- EASIDE HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, N S OVEN ALL THE YEAR. Much improved ; uew sun parlors; hot sea water baths in the house: elevator, kc, apl4-2m CHAKLES EVANS. gueex, Ocean End Kentu A . Address Mra. 31. T. SOUTHALL apn APE RIINEY, OCEAN END NEW YORK AVE. ae Ty NJ. asic ae unsurpassed; thor- daly hiewt stile lights; How open nee tme te Md HUBBALL. TS WINNE£EQUA, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Pactfic ave. between Arkansas and Missouri aves. Central Jocation. Kefuruisued. Under uew manage hient,” Everything first-class, Write ior circulai Cc. A. BLOWN HE UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLAN1IC CITY, N.J. Remodeled. Enlarged. Reruruished. Finest Hotel the coust, re ce owes, ANDERSON, Opens JUNE 14. ination, while it is sid that the present mem. | 22 t¢3"__ ae ber has come opposition in the ranks of thecs ee ee who have failed as yet to secure offices under mvenieutly locaced. need. : the present administration, yet it is a fact that | _m26- MES S1UK«3, Proprictor,_ the great majority of that party are in favor of 7 he 1A, Pacific the renomination of Mr. McComas, They ap- ow open. Sieuus mane age a pear to think that the man who is undoubtediy Be ne ot Wermacill recognized as the leader of the republican Con- reasional delegation from the south should pe ept in place rather than be supplanted by a new member, who would have to take a back seat in the councils of the country and depend upon his ability to work to the front. From his long experience in congressional life and his noted promptness in attending to the bi ness of his constituents of both parties, it is Wp.Wke VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CI7Y, N. J. SOUTH Cafclina ave; pias the beacu. “Opel ail The year flan jeled, thor renov ao sry rT WILLIAMS, EAN END OF CONNECTICUT Auantic City, J.J. pene Full View of uceatn © NPL RENOVO, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ Tennessee Avenue Lear the Beucl, argued by his friends that this is not exactly | Heated. the proper time ts make a change. Cas TNT BLANTTS i Advices from all parts of the county repre- AD! » NJ. sent the fruit ezop to Uea failure. Messrs, Win, Dice Sectmee ts meee en ren, A R. Gaither and Chandler Keys, two of the JUsEPH H. BORTON, Proprietor largest fruit raisers in this vicinity. say that the crop will amount to nothing. The very warm winter caused the fruit trees to bud very early, and subsequent “cold snaps” bad a tend- LFONTE, ATLA: CITry, NJ Ou the be-ch, North Carolina ave. wobstructed Gcean view. it water bathe im the house. Elevator, Now open. dency to destroy the bloom and cause the om Der este E._ ROBERTS & SONS. young fruit to fall to the ground. é AdBeny PARK, N. % Some thirty or forty families from the Dis- THE VicoToRta. Family Hotel. fronting on Ocean, unobstructed view lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; all modern improvements ; superior table ; terms moderate trict have taken up their residence at Washing- ton Grove for the summer. Mr. John T. Baker has been elected clerk and 4-5 Mr. 8. L. Holland bailiff of the corporation of | "OS iG met ogy cong APE SED BITE ay Good Templar Union Meeting. HOTEL GLENS URL Se The third in the series of five union ment-| F7aysient rates. y4 u day and upward. ‘ ILD: ings of the lodges south of the Avenue was held my3-m,we-a0t sy we Pas oe ae with Perseverance Lodge last Saturday even- ing. Chief Templar Bishop presiding. At the HiSREL LAFAYETTE, CAPE May, ¥. 3. conclusion of the regular business a literary ccommodates 300 guests. Open all the year, Ouinibus aud sea water free baths tree to kuests, The TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD., WILL open July Ist, 1890" Larges: bathing un- rpaded: best dialing gunning and boating on the coast. Nomosauitys. For circulars and information address 1. P. WELCH, 2-4m EAK NEWPOR’ RL Opens June 25, First-class Family Hotel Address HOTEL CONANICUT, Newport, KL. 0. L. BLADER, m19-e012t ‘Manager. KIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELA- ware, will reopen June 18, 1890. Address WALTER BURTON, 935 Let. n.w., Wasuington, D. Y POINT HOTEL, ON THE POTOMAC iver, near Chesspeake bay, Md., opens SATUK- JUNE 14, 1890. For circulars a; ply to Wash. B. Williaus, 315 7th st n.w. For turther informa: tiou address THOS. W, WILLIAMS, Propr.etor, Piney Point, St. Md. my28-1m HOTEL, Ba’ BY RIDG PGE MD. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 14. Location unsurpassed. ” First-class accommoda- tions. ‘Transient rates $2to $3 perday. Weekly rates 812 aud upward. Special rates for faniilies WILLIAM MEZICK, Superintendent, my28toau2U lay Kidge, Ma ATIANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD.. OPENS for guests July 1, 1890. For circulars, terms aud other mtormation address T. P. WELCis, Manager, Ocean City, Md. m27-6t SHERWOOD, OLD POINT COMFORT, VA— Greatly improved; electric bells; bot ind cold baths; 410 week and’ upwara; open all year, GE BOOKER, owner and proprietoi ‘ B V ly ATER GAP HOUBE, Delaware Water Gap, Pa. Vill 0) June 10. “pa L. W. BROADHEAD. DFORD MINERAL SPRINGS, BeDFORD, Pa. In the Allegheny Mountsius; scenery unsurpassed ; itude; cool nights: 110 malaria Hor mosquitoes e agent the water has no equal; all amuse ments: Toerge's fauous urchestra; hotel enlarged, wly furnished. Circulars on application, y. i. 4h DUTY, Manager. LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA —The most celebrated dyspeptic water know, Indorsed by the medical society of Virginia, and recognized as the leading watering place in the state. Elevation high; delixbtiul; bewutitul grounds, walks aud brags und string band of Post, tele- for circular. graph ind expressomices in hotel ‘ ir. Je2-6w TP UE SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA, under Tioow tseuaneraent: has’ bose Vuatly improved and thoroughly refuruisiied, six varieties of mineral waters. Now open for guests until Oct. Ist. For terms apply to J. H. FLE. m, ERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA.—ST. CHARLES Hotel (in close proximity to the Celebrated Bathe), having been completely refurnixhed, is wow open foF the reception of guests. For turther infor ution ad- dress us above. CHARLES P. JACK & BKO., my2d-Lin® Owners aud Froprietors. AND COTTAGES NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Elevation 2,000 feet above the level of the sea. Unsurpassed summer climate. Accommodations firat-clana Splendid ruilroad service, Elegant vesti- Dale trains, ‘For intormation juire at GENERA! TICKET or¥ odaress = BY. EAKLE, ICES, oF a ein Superintendent 1 paced SPRINGS HOTEL WILL OPEN JUNE 15, UNDER NEW PROPRIETOR AND MANAGEMENT. ‘The hotel has been thoroughly renovated, repaired and refitted. NEW SWIMMING POOLS for both ladies and gentlemen. ‘The waters of this fe:nous old mountain resort have been considered a specific for rheumatism aud cutaneous affections for more than 200 years. The Baltimore and Ohio Hailroad :uruishes trans- portation a; reduced rates direct to the springs. Only Three Hours from Washington. ‘No Staying, Four Trains Daily. CUISINE A SPECTALTY. For circulars and information apply at the Ebbitt and musical entertainment was had in charge | nest winuioer and wiuter resort ou the coast “izcuss | House oF to U, L, HALL, Proprietor, Pilea ae ie ar given ag | —ekem__JAahs & STEFYNER, Proprietors. | _m26-1m 3 Berkeley Springs, W. pes or peork-~ote athe Powe gre H. F. Smith of CEAN BEACH, NOW BELMAR, N.J. NEPTUNE CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS | Minnehaha and @ select reading by Louis Lan- | May's. Special rates for May ad Jung Aiea | 8450 mat see COUNTY, W.VA. man of Star of Hope, rucitation by Edith | _hyi-in ‘A KOSANK, yin Superior Mineral Waters TaUpaee pumunee ins of Mary A. Naylor TO} GROV. * aaa fo ‘lovel: of Minnchata: vocal holon: ware foodered by | D'Actiniantury tot aciguti’ Sat can | Ss say ibs wy turf doupaea aor tory Mollie Phillips and by Carrie Smith of Minne- | {Figg “int perpen Vopea May | seud for ‘phsuphier, babe, and remarks by Grand Templar Kal- | 3 coo iouse-aka Gini, W Topinkerny | strom, Past Grand Templar Mahoney, Bros. | DARREL HOUSE-SEA GIR. N. J. ae Thompson and Lee and Sister L. L. Fawcett. ee Turner. or « Krxp.—To New York in 5 hours. To Philadelphia in two (2) hours and 50 min- utes. To Baltimore in 45 minutes. ‘These are the fastest trains in America and they rum via B. and O. R.R.—Adet Norutxe before like Baum’s Star Sale, Dette: all. modern 9: T 1th sousou ; open allthey-en, THOM ts DEVILS: Prag, tse eels PGE RUSKIN, SPKING | =r NA, a T Opens June pees O22 Spruce st, Philadedpbia, Pa case A PUEAE, ree oe dtivetrom the ike statieu overs: javroad wobovel, Rocmmrascmeins Im tee ticket of ee, 619 aud 1301 Penn. ave. and xt dep CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen. Pass, Ax: 3. T, ODELL, Gen, Manager. tal | RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co. | Schedule ineftect MAY 11, 1890. OTEL GHAMPLAIN, Three Miles South of Plattsburg. First Season. r. 1svo Roo: A inf jou obti 3:50 a.m.—East Tenuestee Mail,’ daily for Warren- COLN SATE Dirunit Co. 420 st (opposite Grand | tom, Gordousvalie, Charlottesville, Lenchburs wed Central Depot), New York, Hours, 9:3u a.m. tod p.m. | Siations between Alexandria and Lynchburg, Roau- Address or ask for oke, Atlanta, Pristol, Kuoxville, Chattanuoca and m2i-1m ROMER GILLIS, | Memphis. Pulunan Sleeper Washington to Hume, ae 11:24 am —Fast Biel daily tor Culpeper, Char- VODLEY INN lottesville, Stations Chosapeake aud Uuio Koute, oF erly Washington Inn), Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danville and Stations be- TENNALLYTOWN kvuab, ped ae ge Sag a . 5 | Asheville, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Atlau Tom ones for daily and monthly boarders; also for | firmiuguam, Moutgomers, New’ Orleaus, Tense ood California, “Pullman niveper New York to Atlan and Pullman Sleepers Atlanta to New Uriesns. Pull: mau Sleeper Danville to Columbia and Augusta, Puil. man Sieepers Washington to Cincinnati via C. and 0. c. Lunches aud suppers served at a momeut’s notice. Driving parties must positively have cards of ad- mission. Apply to : JAS. RL KEENAN, Route. m19-1m Proprietor. 3:40 p.m.--Daily, except Sunday, for Manassas, | = oS Straeburs and intermediate stations | | > 3o p.tn.—Daily via Lynchburg, Bristol and Chat- COUNTRY BOARD. _ | tauooxa.” Pulaman Vestibule Sleepers Washington to | Memphis, convecting thence for ali Arkansas points. 11:10 p.m.—Western Express daily for M Charlottesville, ul ORD,” 8 MILE | miles from Beunings, on SUMMER BOARD Af “co. SS rom Wasiusio EP. Rit; lange shady Staunton, Louisville, © e Train Wash nan Vestibu iuxton to Cincinuati, dullk; city referen Mrs. | with a Pullman Sleeper for Louisville. THOMAS BERKY, Forestville P-.. Pr. Geo. Co. Md. | athern Express daily for Lynchburg, 3 Danville, Kieivi, “Asheville, Charlotte, Columbia, MIF BOARDER: SOLN, | Auwusta, Atlanta, “Moutgomery, New Urieans, ‘Texas SUMMER woARDEL ‘OLN, | gud caitiormia, Pullman Vestioule Car Washington to | Loudoun county, Va; xi} Red | Auanta and Montgomery. Pullinan of the neighborhood, make It f dasisebie place, on to Birminghat, Als. via Atlanta of the neigborhood. make it a most desirabie place. ae weeny | ‘Address CoN. THOMPSON, Bw soll A Go ge | Hot Springs, N.C, via Also Washington to Augusta via Dadville | Wash- | im. daily except Sunday | | Sal | and Charlotte. drains on Washington and Ohio division lea bury. ington 9:00 am. dail op 4:45 p.m. daily; arrive Round ill 1 ‘in. -m. and 7:20 p.m. ; returning leave hound Huil | 6:00 aim. and 509 p.m. daily and 1 0 pan, daly pt Sunday, arriving Washington 8:30 am apd ONT SEND FAMILY 1O SUBUK tug House. Same terms at \. von top wy eng right on B. tween Deex Park aud Gukland homelike: mexpensiv Pm, and 7:35 p.m, bracing sir; good table und beds; orchestra; tenui~; | “ “lirough trains from the south via Charlotte, Dan- athletics by college traines. | Circulars from J. M’ | ville aud Lynchburg arrive in Washington 6:33 a.m. DAVIS, Mountaiy Like Park, Md. w31-1) and 7:10p.m.; via East Tennessee, Bristoland Lynch- burg at = Ouio route and pam. and 6:53. aw. and 9:50 p.m. rlottesville at 2:48 ‘Strasburg local at ‘Tickets, sleeping car reservation and inforimation furnished and vaggaye checked at office, 1300 Peun- sylvania uve. und at passenger station, Pennsylvania railroad, 6th and B sts. NTRY BOARD IN A FINE HEALTHY Loca tion; large fine room; high and shady grounds; to Washington; first-class table: xandria, Address Mrs. ‘7. W. Cherapeake and Ban. and 7:10 Alexandria. Va, OARDING EAR THE MOUNTAL house; double porches: plenty of suade; a my10 JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent, sige hay ld c = Papel ays hones ane —=——*—K—*qK*K{_{““——_——————EEEEEEEEE to. Harper's. Ferrs oss ; ra Mechanienville, Loudoun county, Va, 'm3u-eolin*— POTOMAC RIVER BOATS OAKD AT BERKELEY SERING ~VA., AD- N ni e Bat! lvuses; larye Siry rooms; rea- < mnaible terms: open Juue 1, Address P.O. Box Ui, | 4VORFOLE AND OLD POINT. Berkeley springs, W. Va, | myzy-6r ” FARE, 81.50. COUNTRY BOALD ON R AND D- RR., TWO | Steamers Leave 6th street wharf at 5 p.m., Tucs- hours from Washington ; four mails daily . Tuilroad post office few in.nutes’ walk: convenient wouutain scenery. Mrs. EDWIN ty. Va. my 2y-3t* ANTED—A GENTLEMAN, HiS WIFE AND W tiuuly tor tutes or sore tnouths: wood” teble mik, fvui:, shade, will take care of horse aud carriage five ‘os’ walk to trait. Addvess Mis, MALY WATKINS, Derwood Statiou, Montgomery count, Md. nBU-St* Se¢rgs\KE MAPBES,” LAURFL, MD. Seven minutes’ walk of station. A few desirable rooms. Mrs, KENNADY. SUTTAGE, HALF MILE FROM BOYD'S day, Thursday, Saturday and Suuday, Further infor- uation ‘Lelephone Call V4. __my9-6m Whart Sunday, ‘Tucsday-eud Toursdsge a Wharf every Su:day, Tuesday and ‘Thursday, at 7 o'clock am., 10r Potomac Kiver Landings as far as Mattox Creek: “Tandy in Mattaworman Creek on Sun. Guys down aud Wednesdays up, in Port Tobacco Creek ‘Thursdays down sud Mondays aud Wednesdays up aud Chaptico and Landings in Wicomico Rivef Tues day aiternvons, GT. JONES, Agent, 7A we wharf. TPO XOKFOLE AND FORTRESS MONKOE, Steamer GEO. LLAY, trom 7th st, wharf Mon- Gye, Wednesdays end Fridays, at pau. EXCLUSIVE CONNECTION Wii) BUSiUN AND PKOVIDENCE | . + pleas ) Si LAMEKS, Fare: @2 single; round trip, $3. Tickets A aecee tian eae Ae Males Mee ation, RS | aad rooms st Brend’O. treet oheen ip cad 180t BURDETTE, Burdette P.O., Md. m4-lin* | | Pa. ave, and Hewley's, 14th and New York ave. Por further inforimation inguire at company’s offica, on the Whart. ‘Telephone call 145°. Wa F WELCH. 81 and Gen. Age nl \HEAP COUNTRY BOARD FOR FAMILIES OR Individuals, Especially Boys, at Lebason, twonty- Bouse, large rooms hay lai, contort and healt TOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Addrevs W. L. WHITE, 034 Louisiana uve. n.w. m24-1m* Ss * Capt. Geogh HSE NIEW HOUSE OPEN JUNE 1 LARGE ATRY Btday’ ats rooms, bath, Lot cold water, large lawn, | apply to . Fidiug aud driving horses. STEPHENSON & BRO., gbundance of shade, piano, riding. aud driving horses a da KPHENSON & BE Aw eee povds Station, Ma. 22-Tin* 's Station, Ha ¥ 70K POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, SEW TRON SUG Wakeup For Baitimore and River Landings Steamer SUR, eran, leaves Stephenson's wharl every Velock Wu For further ‘tormation ms SouER BOARD-AT REASONABLE RATES, within a half mile of Hagerstown: large, cool. clean hart " HU Tooms; ood ‘wate! vthade and mountain iene chit oy ee eg jfunsvae nh: veferences exchanged, Mrs. J- x, + : ae at Maver pine x PiDays “and SUNDALS ym Novel x Lincings eo tres Noman Cree Bay ‘Lecuardiown, Md. Connects with B.ana O.kK. aé ELerberus. bee schedule. JOMN B PADGETT, YN SUMMER BOARDING MOUSE; rait, milk, &., in profusion ; taule very i lawn with an abundance of | ©. W. KIDLLY Manazer. : sigde! no small chiluren taken. Addrews FRANK KEPP, Boyds, Md. wl F-1 LADIES GOODS. SUMBEE BOARDING NEAR THE MOUNTAIN! house; cvol rooms; lawn at RONTS! FRONTS: FRONTS!!! fhaila, Bor particulae address MISSES CUED, ways in order by plain combing Hiauiiton, Loudoun Co. Va. wyls-Swe rememcoemnaer OMERSE1—A DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR SUM- MLLE. M. J. PRANDI'S, tr ye gb cuatieings: ~~" Sa Sema references exchanged, E MONCUR: Fine Freuch Hair Goods, Richland, Stafford Co., Va. Hairdressing. ARGE BRICK HOUSE, SHADY LAWN, aie-te Siemporns. L cy trash vepembioes pbenbeoe ar pris my ADIES WISHING THEIR NE LACES DON! STeIRS rahe ee ee Sa ct g mes frum Ales up mm Evench styip, Shite ond Satin my10-im* jpn em cals ¢ staDam Valhuni's ola inapa h apd 713 ‘FL UREKA House. J ¥. HOLTZMAN, PRO. C4 = cebiatsee hy wh Racer cee | WRMCLITRRG SSPERNRDN eae three hours’ ride from Washingtoniv8-1m* | First adie, ad fo ork of event OARD IN THE MOUNTAINS—DELIGHTFUL | AND iE eee ea,» a Byy se te ae “ewe ewes aia Meieon riese, Paris. . ae Re adress’ N sTockioy, TS my! _ A AND DIE oj oo + |” Cemriancepgag AND SQOL GARMEKTS. MADE UP OR RIPPED, eas — © ree *2-90, | on ail | Sleeping Car on the 10-30 p. m. open | pm. and’ *12:15 | +. | PORTION of 92% PER © | circle. While its SS oo MuM SEB “03 BR is os GEE Ee BR OT SSg 1] HX N CER Sy Be “uu Sss8 it NS Sus* FE oF Pl on FSi THE EVENING STAR is offered to the pn® lic, in good faith and w fidence, as THE BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE UNITED STATES. In point of f “ | may be truthfally said that it is without an | equal in this respect any where in the world, | These averments are borae out by the figures | given below, which are compiled from the sworn weekly statements printed in the paper j on each Monday in the year, and condensed | from the sworn tabular statements showing the | average daily circulation of the paper during | the year 1889, published iu Tur Stax ou the | 18th of January, 15%). Briefly stated, the points upon which the above claim is Sased are these: That— | 1. Whe Star has three dimes the ciren- | lation of any other paper in Washing- | cont 2 The Star's circulation in Washing= | ton is & that of all the other daily | Papers published in the city added to- | gether!! | 3% fhe star has = larger and taller he city where printed, in proportion to reading and purchas- ing popelation, than any other news- paper in the world!!! 4, The Star has the largest regular ome circulation of the cires and permanen Any two-cent afternoon paper t United States 111! In support of these claims and to show the constantly increas g circulation of the paper, attention is invited to the figures following: DAILY CIRCULATION Ty 1885-86-87-88-89, ISS3. ISSG. INS? Iss, Isse, 20,456 23.388 25,470 26,386 27,541 26,299 27,161 29,200 26,009 27,490 34,766 25,575 27,166 29,552 25,742 26,722 29,616 29,116 27,453 30,173 24,870 26,363 29,650 25,521 28,595 25,324 25,478 30,329 31,053, 31,633 21,7 23,651 24,687 g Ee &: 2: B arkable average aggregate of | 30,090 copies circulated daily, no more than | 1,102 copies are sent out of the city by mail, | and 1,106 go to suburban places, by express, | railway trains, etc., leaving as a net circulation mm the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO- , or AN AGGRE- | GATE of 27,882 copies! Of this number, | 21,142 were delivered daily by regular | carriers at the homes of permanent sub- | scribers. The remaining 6,740 copies represent the sales over the oi ter, at the news stands, cud | by mewsboys. But of this latter number a very | large proportion is supplied reguiarly to per manent residents of the city living in lodgings, &c. (not househ»lders), so that its whole circula tion may be literally said to be in the family ggregate circulation there- fore gives Tur Stan a distinctive and enviable Posicion in modern journalism, the fullness of its home circulation, the extent to which it is relied upon by members of the household, and particularly by the pur-” chasing portion of the community, are the marked characteristics of the paper, to which no other daily journal now published can furnish a parallel. ‘This is no idle boast on the part of the paper. It is a well established fact, demonstrated to the fall satisfaction of the sagacious and enter- prising business men of Washington, who seek | and know where to find THE LARGEST RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the growth of Tur Stan's advertising patronage. Nothing can more eurely illustrate the esteem in which any article is held by the public than a constantly increasing demand for it—day by day, week by week, month by month, and yeer by year,—in the face of ad verse claims and pretentious competition, The figures following tell the story on this point: NUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISEMLNTS YRINTED Et 1885-86-87-88-8 1883. ISS6. ISS7. 1SSS, 1989. JAN....-2,785 3,200 3,615 4,076 4,556 2.824 3,064 3,547 3,924 4,528 Mak....3,19S 3,506 4,669 4,603 5,494 APRIL ..3,679 4,355 5,475 4,986 5,886 MaY....3,565 4,197 5,395 5,171 6,033 5,529 4,483 4,604 5,880 6,589 6,107 5.795 Tora 61,499 45,910 54,038 54,501 €5,523 But it is net alone in numbers that the great increase of advertising is shown. The larger space required for advertisements during the year 1889 as compared with thst occupied im 1888 is even more striking. The average daily space filled by advertise ments in 1888 was 25.10 columns, or 7779columns for the year; whereas for the year 1889 the daily average was 29.75 columns, or 9223 columns im the aggregate, being a total gain over the pre vious year of 1444columns! And this, it mast be remembered, consisted exclusively of the ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing in the way of tax sales, poll lists, election returns, etc., such as occasionally swell the business of @olitical organs, being included im its patrom age. In conclusion, it is only necessary to say that, fm proportion to the extent and high charactet Of its circulation, Tur Stan's advertising rater take rank with the very lowest in the country, and to add, finally, that every statement hereis made can be abundantly verified THE CIR CULATION OF THE PAPER IS SWORN TQ; ITS PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARB OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND ITS BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVING XN DNTEREST IN THEIR EXAMINATION.