Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1890, Page 7

Use CERES, the Celebrated M1 Patent Process the world. eo GALLERIES, PHILADELPHIA, _ apt-tu,thes 1 BEEGHANGS_ PILLS ON A WEAK STOMACH. Sscts.a Box OF ALL DRUCCISTS. nesota Flour. It is the best tn | as best suits him. THE EVENING STAR:, WASHINGTON, D. C. ears So “~~ Fair white han CITY AND DISTRICL A CLASS TREE PLANTED. The Graduates of the Deaf Mute College Make a New Departure. CLASS DAY EXERCISES AT KENDALI. GREEN--SI- LENT ORATIONS AND POEMS—THE CEREMONY OF PLANTING AND CHRISTENING THE OAK—A BAN- QUET IX THE EVEN! Almost all colleges have class days, as they are called, days given up entirely to the stu- dents themselves. when, asa sort of relief to the general sedateness of commencement time, the student can amuse himself and his friends ‘The National Deaf Mute College has heretofore always managed to get along without a class day, but the class of "90, more progressive than any of its predecessors, decided they would plant a class tree, have a class history and prophecy and have as pleas- ant, if not as noisy a time, as the students in other colleges, where there are more of the five senses prevalent. sterday was the day appointed for this inovation into the college ceremonials and a lovelier day could not pos- sibly have been chosen, It was hot in the city, but out on the lawns and under the trees at Kendall Green everything was lovely, and the pretty girls in white looked aa cool as they did interested. EXERCISES IN THE CHAPEL. At3 o'clock, the hour set for commencing the exercises, there was quite a large crowd gathered in the chapel hall, and the greatest interest was evinced in everything the students =| did. On the platform were placed seven chairs SKINS SWAY ABSOLUTELY CURES. OINT ENT ‘Tae simple application of “ Swavewe Onerwewr” wi ithows Einar hin Secale eons ences by mail or 90 ct Benes Bi Se Charen 3 Son, Pa Asi your, 5, fis-ta thes abt Carsesz Sraaw Marne. JAPANESE STRAW MATTINGS, We are offering the largest and most complete Kine of Straw Mattings ever shown in this city. The Stock comprises ail the latest colorings and designs. Those contemplating the purchase of Straw Mat- tings should call and examine our ock, Prices al marked in plain figures, ‘The follo wing are a few of the special bergains: 300 Rolls White and Check Matting at $3.60 per roll of 40 yards, 200 Rolls Fancy Matting st $4 per roll of 40 yards. 100 Rolls Extra-heavy Jointiess Matting at €10 per roll of 40 yards, 5 Rolls New Patterns Damask Matting, $12 por roll of 40 yarda, We have s complete assortment of Scotch Floor Linens of all widths, Estimates for covering floors furnished free of charge, ‘It is just as important to cover your carpetsas your Jurniture for the summer, KEEP OUT THE FLY. ‘We have all the best appliances for Wire Window and Door Screens in the country. See our 2lc. 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HODGKINS «also for 13 years con- nected with the same firm), have established them- selves in the clegaut chambers, 27 School et. (Niles building), Boston, directly opposite the old stand, Where they will coutinue the basiness of FINE TAILORING FOR GENTLEMEN, We solicit the patronage of gentlemen who desire | the best results of the tailor’s art, assuring them that, ‘with our long experience, we can give entire satisfac ton, ENGLISH HUNTING BREECAES AND RIDING TROUSERS A SPECIALTY, HODGKINS & HODGKINS, 27 SCHOOL 8T., BOSTON. myl0-cola Lrus Couraxrs EXTRACT OF BEEF For Improved and Economic Cookery: use it for. SOUPS, SAUCES and MADE DISHES. In flsvor— treomparabic, anc dissolves perfectly clear in water. ‘Makes delicions Beef Tes and kecps in ail climates in a semi-circie.and promptly on time the seven members of the graduating class filed in and took their seats. In the center of the group sat Mr. Cadwallader Washburn, the president of the class, Mr. Washbarn, who is @ son of Senator Washburn of Minnesota. is an excep- tionally clever young man and his college course has been a most satisfactory one. THE GRADUATES, The graduating class was made up of the following members: Thomas Hagerty, Wis- consin; Frank A. Iitner, Maryland; Oscar H. Regensburg, Illinois; Stephen Shuey, Missouri; Hobart D. Towa; Cad. L. Washburn, Minnesota. and William H, Zorn, Ohio. And the committee of reception. who were responsi- ble for the well being of ali the guests, was composed of three ‘undergraduates, W. W. Beadell. W. D Himrod and F. G@ Wardemann. The exercises were begun by a prayer by ‘Thomas Hagerty. the class chaplain, and Cad, L. Washburn. master of ceremonies ax well as class president, made a pleasaut little address, tly of welcome and partly of explanation, ne Regensburg, class historian and prophet, told of the past and fature of his several ¢lassmates in witty stvie, for Prof. Chickering read aloud what Mr. Regensburg was saying in silence, and even the uninitiated could under- stand the point of his jokes aud the wit of his clever little sallies. The class poem, “The Lapse of Time,” was delivered by the poet, Mr. Stephen Shue: IT SEEMED PLEASANT. President Gallaudet followed in a pleasant littie speech to the class, It was pleasant in all probability, that is, for the class seemed to enjoy it immensely, and as for the outsiders they could only make wild guesses as to its import, for it was not interpreted for their benefit. A benediction by Kev. J. H. Cloud closed the exercises in the chapel. PLANTING THE TREE. The audience was requested to adjourn to the lawn, where a young oak tree had been planted. This had to be christened and given all sorts of sage advice. Cad. Washburn be- gan by mounting a platform beside the tree and making another short address. A poem iscribed to the tree was read by Stephen Shuey and Osear H. Regensburg rose to give the ‘Advice to the Tree.” That young oak will be crooked and gnarled, indeed, if it follows all the advice it received yesterday. One would think the advisory committee of one knew more about how an oak tree should grow than the oak does itself. But the audience was pleased and amused by the speech; so all went very well, indeed. CHRISTENING TRE OAK. ‘Then a small mite of humanity in white lace and a pretty blue sash was led up to the tree to christen it. The child was Master Burton Hotchkiss, a son of Prof. Hotchkiss and a great favorite with the class of 90. Burton poured some water upon the roots of the tree and cbristened it the “Porter Tree,” in honor of is ap Brightclearcomplexion Soft healthful skin. “ PEARS'—The Great English Complexion SOAP—Sold Everywhere: SUMMER RESORTS ANTIC CITY, N. 5. At finan parte’ of city and f. Kea] LANTIC. CIT te «Real Jez: x. T Ho els, Cottayes'and Bath Houses N. J.—RE! ¥state and Law Building, OR SALE— Lets for sale i also, So. Atlantic City, Chelsea | piazzas; in full view of the ocean; near Atlantic Land Co. ISRAEL G. ADAMS & CO., |___ SUMMER_ RESORTS. | _SEA-SIDE-JERSEY REXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY CITY, N.J. larged and improved Near the beach; large the Iron Pier and bot und cold sca water baths. Special rates to families for season. Mra J. A. MY! TLANTIC CITY COTTAGES AND BOARDING Houses to Rent or for sale i we in desirable location: 0. GRESS HA ATLA ‘Will open June 28, Location unsurpassed. facine Tnlet and Ocean, Superior Table. Accommodates 500 Guests, For cireularw and terme address, Je2-1m Cc broad piazzas, Prop: Wa. Windsor DLEY ARMS, bp Now opel. Spacious aud pleasant modern conveniences. Gis Jun a Alas RYE First-clans @. $10 per week. Tate of Ingieside. F410 TO ATLA ‘This season and s j MP. VERNON, feean roots lent cuisine. day. No finer Louse on for ¢ tu OTE, ew. between ‘p30. A. H MBMIDGE, ATLANTIC CIT’ Ocean fromt, modery conv 1 BRUNSWICK, ATLANTY wodern, frat-claws, co New York and Tennessee ayes, Now open. R, HAMILTON, Proprietor. elegant buffet. SAMUEL H. K. COCHKAN, Mar. Hotel mi: erundas, All M. LUNGER. my15-eo3m. NDALE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.3.. ATLANTIC oppomite Hotel nnodations, MILLE & A” M . ‘ myzeo%m CITY. N pat ‘tho Well-known HOTEL viking the sea. Excel 1.50 to the islaud at these rates, uplete, Pa e, JOSEPH 8. DAVIS, ces: 100 bede iy Ve Pounsylvania ave, and Pacific, Atlantic City, N.J. to | B aye. near Ohio. Now open, 64 Parke piazza Ove! | #8 to $14 per week; z bar Seni t house and particulars, JAMES 8. MOON. TEL LAFAYE Accommodates 400 # 1 the year. | Omnibus and sea water free baths free to guests, The | Suest summer and winter regurt on the coast, “Howse Within fifty feet of the surf, 36m JAMES & STEFFNER, Proprietors. HE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N.J. Open June 14." Directly on the Beach, Location unsurpassed. Je2-2m W. W. GREEN, Proprietor. ARKER HOUSE—SEA GIRT, N.J.—DIRECTLY tae Ocean Front; woods in rear; was and electric all js: all modern Improvements; 11th seasom: the year, ‘THOMAS DEVLIN, Prop. | GEASIDE PARK HOTEE, Seaside Park, N. . “Will open for the season of 1890, tider ues management. "100 ‘rooms, all tac- ocean an myzieolnt MAHON & TOWNSEND NHE SCAKBUOKO HOTEL, decorated and newly | and handsomely furnished throwhout—will_ 0 8 first-class family hotel June 21 and close september 5. All appomtments of highest standard: a select | orchestra enyaved: oven-air cafe carte ‘for ladiew many 3 inents have been Introduced. Rates, 83 to $5 per day. | Kooms engaged at Hotel Royal or Scarvoro Sundays | and Thursdays. RICHAKD ian} proprietor, Scarboro, Long ca. Jo2-1m R. STARKS' HOTEL Ocean Grove, N.J. 1 Jocation. splendid ovean view: table first. ; Perfect sanitation; capacity 200; open June 1. afttnth, Addives Dr. Welle Le SEARS. Dr. KS. CEAN, VE, ON. ‘Central locatior class OTEL GIL end of Conuecticn m2 YG. 0 terms reasonable, _myl7 Enlarged and my10-3m Pacific dell. per di ma —— H CHAS, WAGNER, Manager. _my26-1m JEW HOTEL ALD! ave., Atlantic City pblet, with cut of hotel, Pricelist, ke H. D. EAS Prof. Samuel Porter, the oldest teacher of deaf mutes in the country. Then the class ode was recited in dumb chorus by Frank A. Leitner, Hobart L. Tracy and Wm. H. Zorn. A burlesque distribution class in college and for the assembled guests, closed the afternoon's entertainment, / THE BANQUET. In the evening the class gave a banquet in the lyceum, to which seven guests were in- vited, one from each of the lower classes and four from the faculty. Mr. Washburn was toast master. The toasts were “‘Our President, “The Faculty,” “The Alumni,” “Our Alma Mater,” ‘The Undergraduates,” “The Porter Tree.” “The Class of "90." They were re- sponded to by President Gallaudet, Profs, Hotchkiss and Ballard, Messrs. Tracy and Him- rod, Profs, Porter and Mr. Hagerty, respect- ively. a Can You Write English? With a view to encourage the writing of short. bright, enappy advertising Tax Evex- IxG Sran Newsparex Compaxy offers three Prizes of 2100, 250 and #25 each, to be awarded i to the writers of the best three series of articles setting forth the advantages of Tux Evxnixa Huch improves: new 2 proved ; ay the ho’ _*pl4-2m SueLex. Address Mrs, M. T. SOUTHALL. (P.UE RICHMOND, ave., Atlantic City, of presents, followed by three cheers for each | sled: steam heat; electri lm HE KENDERTO: Tennessee Greatly cularged. jez-in spe Bea Eran _ 2m nderd > “rag en OP MAY ey a OPPENHEIMER. TA, ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. mali the year; close to beach ; ocean front; i REAkae Oe HUTTON & LAHEY. OTEL CLAREND¢ FPOTEL CHETWooDE, ve. newr Illinois, Atlantic City, 2 Kefurmished; new and first-ciass ‘Two minutes’ walk trom beach, # Now open. Mrs, ANNIEGKUBB. ADDON HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, Ho™§ ‘ALBION, Pucitic above New Jersey ar nt ave., orchestra, electric belle . J.. OCEAN GRO} the beach. Dr. J, WILSQN, > THURSDAY, JUNE 5. 1890: SUMMER _ RESORTS. - Cea livers Teboe wnseive ook CRUMP, Proprie ES ec ” Re sake iehomal all on oY Erajcieniet sted ne deve and waa. "Fee ae (RAY Windom, Washington, D, ARTHUR N. ELLIOT. Keene, 8.8. PBendje N {Bie HOUSE THOS. “S LOVETT, PROP., First-class table: apri Harper's Fe WW beds. fail view from Wand O Isiewd Park, Cards iVEK SPRINGS SUMMER KESORT ISN ‘at Star office. Roper. Those in pursuit of pleasure or health will find it to their interest to take a jook before going eleewhere. Address Dr. RP. BLAKIS1ONE & SON, River springs, Md. qpuoveaxp ISLANDS, THE NEW ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, CAPE VINCENT, N.Y. J. H. ROBINSON, Mg". The only hotel with all the modern appointments, including electric lights, &e., &c. Finest fishing in the world. One night's ride from New York. For full iy to JH RUB- w York, Room General ERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA—ST. CHARLES Bi iy! witnity to the Celebrated hacies the recevtion of guests, “For further infor ator a, dress as above. CHARLBs P. JACK & Bho, my28-1n* ‘Owners and Proprietors, RAND SPRI YWINE AUCKLAND, DEES NGS HOTEL, nearest great Chalybeate’ <yrings, The finest pI = 4 lawns and surrounditgs: cael adidrean A few very choice vilia sites fac sale. Apply Os Dressel Butidine, INGS AND BAT: 150 a ag eS og Mh Washington. raijow tram Balti tri 4 With its Superior Mineral, Waters. Superb summer Giimate Ina Beautiful Mountain Region. Just the spot to lay life » weary burdens down aud havea lovely, Summer Home For medical and other testi ee W. H. SALE, my l4- Proprietor. NGS, a F breed WHITE SULPHUR nwinia, ‘i for the season; ten minutes’ Frederick Count: ll be open Ist of J Arive from the R.K. station over asplendid road to hotel, and ice in the ereatest abundance, gathered from pond. For medical and other tesi: phiets my24-1m PME xEoUA House. AME" Minheqna Springs. Bradford County, ra. ‘This first-ciaas hotel, improved and enlarged. opens June 16. highest point'on Northern Central Railroad: invigorating air; «spring of wonderful curative qual: ues; elevator. Good music and every modern convenience. Rates, 812 to 814 per week, L. J. ANDRESS, ow Pita. MyZ4-co-ZUE 1, W. VA, mony send for 4 EC SOKDAN Fropristo — 1A HOUSE, CULPEPER VA. cinien: Open for summer 5 . fresh mil aud aburdance of ice, ‘Mirek HICK, Proprictrvse - KOCK VILLE. MD. WILL Br OPEN Teception of cuesteon May 1. F Ke. inquire at ibe Clarendon Hote 1, 14th ot York ave. “Mrs M. J. CULE} Propriowess, ap’ Woobtex ixs a (Fcermerly Washington Inn} TENNALLYTOWN ROAD, Je3-c026t Proprietor. _ Row open for aay, and monthly boarders; also for Ms isichies and suppers served tt's tonehi's notes, CRESSON SPRINGS, On the Summit of the Allegheny Mountaing, WILL OPEN JUNE 25. For circulars and information, address WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt., myl-2m Cresson, Cambria county RENEY SPRT SHENANDOAH CO, VA mer Resort for Health and vlessure. The finest ate in the mountains of the Virginias. Climate very salubrious and £ from fos. rage een tem- perature very iow during the entire aumuver mouths, The ta number of different Springs owned and controlled by the company makes it the popular re- tortof all thls higiiy’ favored section of the ulted Staton, Pure spring water perfect drainage pure milk: un- lard roouns for ladies aud gentie- B BRICK HOUSE, SHADY LAWN, FRUIT od teoee ogetables of ilk aud trains met twice two miles from Alex- Address SPRING BANK, Alexandria, Va Sui HE BEST HOUSE WILL BE OPENED ON TRE Sth of June tor the accou: f Boarders, py to E. A. BEST, Kound Hill, Lou‘oun county, Va. Je5-6t KDEKS FOR THE SUMMER & Private Family at Gaithersburg; tabie ab: antly supplied: plenty of milk ‘all on or address Mrs. BR. D. burg, Md. . TBE AVERLEY. Va.: large brick’) abuudance milk. cream a Mrs, PHL Hed bili alley ; teunis courts, larwest swimming reiting, &¢.. Good livery: excelient estrs in attendance during the suuimer. property 1,000 acres in extent, embracing huest mountain scenery in the country und terns address 2 miy3-e0-3un 1T, Gaithers Pt LOUDOUN.CO, high and dry. lawn: Address for one *cek ‘A NICHOLS, Dunn-Loring, <airfax Co.,Va_ Hotel rie of th For circulara ¥. W. EVANS, Manager. SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS EAT NORTH MOUNTAIN, al wil ned on THURSDAY, June 19, dor verms and all b ormatlon, apply to A. s. PRATT, Proprietor, my6-3m, FEW BOARDERS CAN BE PLEASANTLY AC- commodsted; healthy locality; terma moderate ‘Special rates to families remuainiug entire season. Ad- gress Mis. JNO. HEATER, Lovettavilie, Loudoun Co . Jed mn pee ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, N.J, Accommodations and apy itments first class, bervices the best. As }. Will of va May mh4-our ON, ATLANTIC CITY, iniproved. Virginia ave. near the ocean. L. JOHN M. CLARK. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J4 WILL OPEN JUNE 7, 1890, under pew management. HAMM & KROPP._ diagrai of each sleeping 28 surf Place. Now open, .. LINTON, Je5-eo2m Dk. WATROUS, Props ASIDE HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J._ LL tHE YEAR. pew wun parlors: hot sea water baths use; elev CHAKLES EVANS. Ocean End Kentucky Avenue, Atlantic City, SJ. seal Ound 8 mylO-$ni ¢ ocean, _____ SAMUEL J. YOUNG. EL LELANDE, ON THE BE i Massachusetts ave., Atlan’ P 8 to $14 Per week ; no finer house at these rates. Send for pam- rs MAN of Balt, Prop. ap19-3m > UTHERFORD VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J._ IONTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, RB.1y WILL OPEN JULY 1. CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager, ARRAGANSETT PIER, it. MASBASOIT HOUSE. i Finely located. Near beach and Casino. 150 quests. Open June 15, myl@tm a 5 Peer ware SAYBROOK POINT, CONN. ‘This desirable family hotel is most delightfully situ: ated on the Sound, at the mouth of the r my22-2m er, and will open for the reception of NESDAY, June 25, UNDER THE DIRECT MAN- OF THE PROPRIETORS OF THE HOFY- MAN HOUSE, FENWICK HALL has all the modern improvements, including hot and cold salt water baths. special rates for the season. tor circulars, &¢,, address FEN WIC HALL, saybrook Point, Conn, or EV, FOOTE, Hoft- man Ho: y my20-Lio | Horez sonnesto, SORRENTO, ME, NEAR BAR HARBOR. One of the finest equipped and most oe lo- cated Summer Hotels on the coast of Maine. Ex- poe fe improvements have recently been made at orrento. G. T. Stockham, m1 ‘r of Hotel Sorrento, will be at the’ Litehfeld, O00 T4th wt, until Juue 15; where he will show plans of the uouse and give apy desired in- formation. Apey- MASGHESTER By THE SEA ‘The most picturesque portion of the Atlantic ¥ comst. ~ —*P? sm_ | “For Rent—A Fine Large Hous OCEAN KEN | CCKY | modern ‘improvementa: fargo stable: J. ___| __3.D, PEASE, * ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., avenue near beach, ‘Now oper. MRS. J. F_NEALL, TIC CITY, iJ. VUORHEES. HE PITNEY, OCKAN END NEW YORK AVE, Atlantic City, , oughly heated; erectrie _my ttt \HE BOSCOBEL, KE: N.J. Near’ Beach, Beautiful Cit, was and bath ticut aves, Tenth Season, Keru ything first-class. + location Unsurpassed; thor- lights; now open. Mrs. M. J. HUBBALL. A. E. MAKION, Formerly or the Layton, ow Open for roprietor. NGLE, Clerk. ruished. Under new mana te ior circular, C. A. BROWNE, Remodeled. E: JU Stan as an advertising medium, written under the following conditions: The series is to consist of six articles, de- signed for separate publication, of not over one hundred and fifty words each, and any less number of words may be used, The articles are to be based on the sugges- tions given below. Each article may contain one or more of the suggestions, as the contest- ant may elect, provided all the points are com- prehended in the six articles comprising the series. No reflections are to be made on any of our cotemporaries beyond that implied in the fact of their enjoying only a fraction of Tux Sran’s circulation. The contestants must reside in Washington or in one of the suburbs of Washington. No articles will be received later then June 20, 1890. Contestants will inclose with their essays an envelope containing name and address. ‘the contestants, however, will be known to the judges by number only. The awards will be made by a committee composed of Messrs. Isadore Saks, S. W. Wood- ward, Washington Danenhower and A. Lisner. Address all inquiries and communications relating to this contest to Editor Advertising Contest. The points required to be covered ar 1. The average circulation of Tur Star for the first three months of 1890 was 33,236, this being more than trebie that of any other Wash- ington newspaper. 2 Tue Srax basa larger and fuller circula- tion in the city where printed, in proportion to reading and purchasing population, than any other newspaper in tke world. It is essentially ahome paper, the extent to which it is relied upon by members of the household, particu- larly by the purchasing portion of the commu- nity, being the marked characteristic of the Paper. to which no other daily journal now published can furnish a parallel, 8 The value of advertising is in direct pro- portion to the circulation of the paper, con- sidering the character of its readers. Weighed in this balance Tax Star is one of the cheap- est advertising mediums in the United States, and far cheaper than any other Washington paper. 4. That an advertisement running for three months or over with one change a month costs about 4}¢ cents a line an insertion or less than Finest Hotel on the coast, 14. Opens 3 myt TPVHE ARLINGTON, A ‘Ocean End NITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J, nlarged, Keturnished, W. 8. ANDERSO a Manaier. ATLANTIC CITY, No. Michigan ave. Conveniently located. Enlarged. m16-3m _ JAMES SiUKLS, Proprietor, TEE FLORIDA, Pacitic ave, near Tenn. ave, Now open Siewiu heat tirgugvout. 8, myl5 T 1 Caroli M. J. ECKERT, Late of Weth Hi i eur the beuch. Open ali the yeas. v4 Rularged, remodeled, thoroughly renovated. |. D. EVANS, References, Wescott & Vi eto HE DE} ‘Ocean end of Tnpdern cohveniencen. = Now open. 18-6 NIS, ATLANTIC CIT) ichigan ave. ; opeti On the beach, North Carolina w Unobstructod ocean view. fait water Latha im the house, Elevator. ~__M. WILLIAMS. ND OF CONNECTICUT ave., Atlantic City, NJ. Now op:n, Full view of ocean. 8. W. FERGUSO! 7PHE LEHMA > CITY, N.J., OCEAN A gnd of Penusyvania ave. enlarged, injroved, and t water. Open ull the yeu Suteosa Kp #'W. enatay. HE RAYMOND, VIRGINIA AVE., ATLANTIC 1} ovewn view. J. H. WOOD. Ve. DLW TO} ileus, 19 J ailthe year. All PH H. BOKTON, Proprietor ATLANTIC CITY, N.S _¥. ROBERTS & SONR. ‘amily Hotel, frontin __SEA-SIDE-JERSEY COAST. SBUL WN. J. Assen ran lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian wat improvements superior table ; terms moderate VICTORIA. 1 on Ocean, mobstrneted 01 June 7. jetta y Vill open June, 1890. _e2-10 ENTAL, Park, N.Jy Océan View from Im == - =. CLAIRE, 2D pao yj HE FENIMORE— m31-2m on the beach. ap rover One-seventh of a cent per line in each thousand papers. 5. A sworn statement of the circulation of Tue Stax for the preceding week is published each Monday, and its press and circulation rooms are open to the public and its circula- tion books may be inspected by any one having an interest in their examination. & The fact that Tux Sran is universally rec- ve ar ahr great “Want” medium of the city and advantages of making wants kaown through it, m22-1m ETROPOLITAN Hi AVE, A’ Clock from beach ee IN Ged-eutunty moeuts; 13 block from ocean; For particidlars apply to my: hee 1.) TO OSHNG Lane, NEW JERSEY, ATALANTA, HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N.J. Frontiug directly on the Ocean. WM. APPLEGATE, Prop. jOTEL, ‘ASBURY PAKK, N.J, z THEO. OVES, Prop. HOTEL AND ANNEX, ASBURY June 5 to October 1. every window. SAML. b. MciNTYRE, Prop. _ SBURY PARK, N.J., ONE Vey of ocean Opeu JL NE ra. KE. ROBERT 10°H 8! SON, ave., Asbury Park, N.. Two bloc trom ocean” Convenient to lakes, bath- uy and electric street car lines, Hotise and rst-class. - bVery appointment new and servica like snd comfortable, — Mrs. C. C. DAWSON, bs&tu, Tn” ALL =MODEKN OTEL ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE, N.J. Directly First-class throus! t+. Artesian water. %& M, RICHARDSON, ENS MAY" 17. I. 8, HINKSON, Prop. house, elegantly fur- bells; table unsurpassed, TUCKY AVE.. ATLANTIC hotel; elee~ all Accommodates IMPROVE- ut. “Modern e; oak grove; tepnis courts, &e., minutes’ walk from the noted “singing Beuc! minutes’ drive from railroad station. For full particulars apply to i “PGURLEY & STEVENS, Je3-3t ap st HE SPRIN KET, MASS. OPEN the year round. 2 5 to '83.50 per day. i tor circulars, CHARLES H. MOWLY, Vroprieto AEE NANEDASHEMET, MARBLEHEAD NE Finest ocean scenery on the Massac For desery als,tu,th. MASS, jusetts coast, ion adress AMMI BKOWN. zu U had WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, N. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes | Gistapt, where coaches trom the house mect every train, THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH SHORE, OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 28. FRANK JONES, Prop. _W.K. HILL, Manager. my7-2m For circtlars aud informution address I. P, WELCH, manager. Je BY RIDGE, HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. HOLEL OPENS JUNE 14. Location unsurpassed. First-class, ‘uccommoda= tions. | ‘Transient rates $2to ®t per day. Weekly Faces $1¥ aud upward. Special rates for families MHAIAM MEZICK, Superintendent, my2Stoau0 Ridge, Md. FBLOCK ISLAND, RI., HOTEL | MANIS: 15 miles at rea; delightful climate, bathing, blue fishing, dally boats, cable, aw, el tric bells, music Send for hand Grand Hotel, N.Y. Wiil call at hall, orchestra; prices reasonable, bovk. N. BROWN, residence it des RIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELA- ware, will reopel June 18, 1890, Address WALTER BUKTON, m17-3m* 935 L st. u.w., Washington, D.C, COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA’S SEASIDE RESORT in the Atlantic ocean ; increase of Hotel accommo - dations ; new buildings and other improvements; the finest beach ard surf batisug in the world; amipe shoot- tux, fishing vnd boat sailing unsurpassed: can be reached daily by N. Y.,P. & N, KR fro Dorth or south. Passengers goin to Cobbis Island must yet om at '# station: traius: We will meet the U1:27 u orth-bound train and th 18 train at Cobb's Station ; passes island by steamer. Term: — $40 per month; hotel fiyaictad ee aysician, ke. BE COBB, Prop. _J5-2m_ L. ON THE POTOMAC peake bay, Md., opens SATUR- For circulars avply t Wash, aw. For turther inform WILLIAMS, Froprietor, Pino; y, Ma. my28- lin DAY. JUNE 14, 181 B. Williams, 335, {on address THOS, W Point, St. Mary's coun’ SHERWOOD, OLD POINT COMFORT, VA— PRkeeay Ubrored: electric belle: bot and esi sh eek aud’ upward; open . BOUKER, owner aud proprietuz. sas ipvs-dain OWER HILL HOTEL. And Cottages, Narragansett Heights, NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. I. The finest located Hotel on the Atlantic Coast. 3. Send for clreniers, _SPRINGS AND BATHS. BBEBRELEY 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 famous old mountain resort have been considered ® specific for rheumatism and cutaneous affections for more than 100 years. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad turnishes tmns- Portation a: reduced rates direct to the springs, Only ‘Three Hours from Washington. peter es ILBURTON. bE prheleee ry ME RUSIGN, SPRING TAKE, N.J., . K. LETCHWORTH. myl0-co2m elm — sous. BELMAR, 4, Now open. G. C. AUSTIN, SS AUSTIN, el, COLUMBIA, BELMAK FOKMERL HY’ Ocean | 5 NJ, . Will open fr quests the last week in June, ‘For particulars, tesms, &c., address ae —S No Staging. Four Trains Daily. CUISINE A SPECIALTY, House or to 1H. L, HALL, Proprietor, m%6-1m Berkeley Springs, W.Va, EDFORD MINERAL high altitudes cool wage ery eet TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD., WILL open July 1st, L890) Largest house: bathing un- | Surpassed ; best fisuing, guuniug and boating on the coast. No mosauitos. "Old populer prices restored. For circulars and information apply at the Ebbitt | rc eet 2 ee | A COOMMODATIONS FOR THIRTY BOARDERS 3 = a _Sun Buildin 6+ SWEET SPRINGS aaa at the De Lauder Fart, one-haif mile from Boyds MONROE COUNTY, W. VA. Station, M tun Brauch Baltimore and Obie. The most noted for its excelieut and comfortable Healthy locauon, lange ‘nT, spring water, Private commodations in the two Virginias. The hotel buil teums cared 1 ‘erm 0 per month. EB. C. DE ings and cottaves are uneytialed in their auperior con. | LAUDER, Boyds Stat a jed-im struction aud elegance. r Ititude over 2,000 tect. A SNIRY Bo. “4 short and beautitul drive from station’ in splendid ‘bak BOAKD-GUOD BOARD WITH LARGE = = Airy Kooms, 15 nulcs from Washington, on W. artes conches. Terme reduced to $15, pe ana o. ail aa; post, telegraph aud. eufrves offices: SA0 Fer morth. be wealthy Jccalsty "term reasonable, Tf. 2ArLOR ALL PERSONS WISHING COUNTRY BOARD AT ak the Cleayett Mension at Silver Spring for the Summer will call or address 1915 Peuun. ave. city. Jet-s GOP BOARD WITH LARGE, AIRY RooMs 136 miles from depot, churches, post and tel raph offices, on Shenandoah Kh; Riding, Driving. maven, & Miss 5Ut Ll. BRYARLY, White Post, Y ¥ ituproved and ly ed. Six Varieties of auineral waters. Now open for terms apply to J. H. FL! Water GAP HOU: Delaware Water Gap, Pa. Will open dune 10. L. W. BROADHEAD. se2 wate si LPHUR SPRINGS, W. VAL nw. Va. AITON, AT ROUND HILL, VA, 18 NOW READY = for Summer Boarders. “Terms moderate. 1 GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL hustle.” Telegraph, &, at hand. Address MOLL! L. WALKEK, Kound Hu » Wy 0. & AND COTTAGES NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Elevation 2,000 feet above the level of the sea. eee ‘ Je3-eo3t ‘TRY HOME IN VIRGINIA Is yen for the first time toa few Visitors :larg:, airy Unsurpassed summer climate. Accommodations Toons, linen beddinx, broad piazzas, larke grounds, first-class. Splendid railroad service. Elegant vesti- | sbade,’ spring water. library, piano, telephone, bule trains, ud pleasant daily (wail, Told Virginia” iabie company. hheferences necessary ; terms moderate, and special inducements to tamnilies Address Diss M. . HUNGERFORD, Oak Grove P. .tu,th2w: Westn oreland Co., ¥ HE TALBOTT HO! OPEN FOR BOARDE June 5; bels mile from: Barnesville station; full View of Stigar Loaf mountain; elevaut water, shade lawn. Address N. 1. LALBOTS, Baruceville, eo: For information inquire at GENERAL TICKET OFFICES, or address 3. F. EAKLE, Tu Superintendent, IN THE MOUNTAINS, _ IRONDACKS TAYLUK HO! n A” USE AND 15 COTTAGES roon Lake, N.Y. This popular res 1 June 1. Forillustrated | > Fe i a y R a 3 MINUTES’ GrSebroon PG. NAM Eyota se I sanutes from Washing to: beautiful grounds; au abundance of shade; best xc. commodation. Terms low, J.N.UERBERT. je33 TY OGENTLEMER, ROOMING TOGETHER CAN be furnished with Second-story Front Room and First-class Country Bourd; five minutes’ walk fro station, Address ST. ASAPH JUNCTION andria, Va 4d URORA, WE: Ni 1H SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA. THE AUROKA HOUSE AND ANNEX WILL OPEN JUNE 1ST. The finest health resort in the Alleziauies; accom- Modations first-claws: prices reasonable, Cail at Star office tor cireular, : rE. — FIRST-CLASS Acco: miv-Im _ 4. H. SHAFFER, Propr. modation for Mix or Liglt summer Boarders. Ave LUE MYT. HOUSE, WASHINGTON © ), | Minutes’ walk from Buck Lodge station. No children. will open June 25. Rooms may now be Address JAS. W. DARBY, Buck Lodge, Monty: engaged > SHAS my LENWOOD HOTE and June. Healthy and kinds of ansusements, V. BRAMSON, Catskill. county, Ma. UMMER BOARD AT “CONCOR SS irom Washington EP. Ri: Innwe shad milk; clty reference THOMAS by plyiux by setter or in Tun to d. NON. Carrollton Hotel, Baltimore, Md. (‘AIsKILL MOUNTAIN G J Reduced prices for Ma: Dest table in mountains. A! Send for cireula m ec. aud 936 La ave. Mrs, BERRY, Forestville P.O., Pr. Geo, Co., Md. MMEK BOARDERS WANTED IN LINC Loudoun county, Va; ite elevation, prox: W. rol O. K.K., combined with the dancing fi ne “ ities ‘borbood, make it a most desicable place N. THOMPSON. Ww" COUPLE WITH NO CHILDREN AND LAR@ House, four uuies from city, will Take Four Gen- tlemen to Board: accommodations for horses Biages Addross Box 103, Star offic my 31 ONT SEND FAMILY TO SUBUKBAN KOARD- ing House. Same terms at Mowitain Lake Park. ou top Alleghanies: right on B. and O. railroad, be- tween Deer Purk and Gakland ; homelike: mexpensive: ir; good table and beds: orchestra: tenui by college trainer. Circulars from J. M. Mountain Like Park, Md. m3d-1, HE MAPLES,” LAURFL, MD. Seven midutes’ walk of station. A few desirable rooms. Mra, KENNADY. Deze Panx A ‘D> Oastasp, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, 3,000 FEET ABOVE TIDE-WATER. SEASON OPENS JUNE 21, 1890. ‘There famous mountain resorts, situated at the supt- mit of the Alleghunies and directly upon the main line of the Baltimore and Obiorailroud, have the advantage of its splendid vestibuled express train service both east and west, and are therefore readily accessible from all parts of thecountry. Ail Baltiuore and Ohio trains stop at Deer Park aud Oakland during the season. RATES: $60, 75 AND 890 A MONTH, ACCORD- ING TO LOCATION, AN communications should be sddressed to GEORGE, D. DeSHIELDS, Manager Baltimore and Ohio Hotels, Cumberland, Md., up to June 10; after that date, either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett couuty, Md. wy 17-s,tu,th,tje21 E FROM BOYD'S ; Pleasant home for the a muderate, “Address Blr. THOR A. m4 Station Suiwmer; tern BURDEITE, Burdette ¥.0., Ma. JUMMER BOARDERS TAKE: SS Loudoun County, Va. : oue of the most aud ‘healthful sections of “Virgin shade. fruit, milk, vezetables, &c. For parts and other sinusemenis. J. TAVENNER, C lure address D, v ‘Ao Ed iil myS-th&asin HEAP COUNTRY BOARD FOR FAMILIES OR Individuals, Fepecially Boys, at Lelauon, twenty- miles by river or rail from Washington. brick house, lurge rooms, ‘shady law Addreen WL. Will J “ine eesrew HOUSE OPEN JUNE 1, LARGE AIRY rooms, bath, Lot and cold water, | une. ) Ona PA. ON TOP THE ALLEGHANY | abundance of shade, piano, riding and Mountains.—Pure aif, sull of tonic; pure water: no | Address SOMEKSET : Malaira or rep toes $ ee, — oa aes 4 Boyd's Station, Md. " forests. tenuis add ute a = gainie; table sud service of the Ryet pruct;, Circalars N SUMMER BOAKDING HOUSE open May 225; frait, milk, &e. Hotel Eagles Mere, INGHAM & BREED. tamed 5 18 profusion fe lawn with an abundance of A DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR sUM- ‘ irs is how opened: large lawn, plenty of shade, milk, fruit. and ables. terms. nivderate Tefervnces “exchanged. airs. WM. bk. MONCULI. Richiaud, Stafford Co., Va. prietor —Ediuburg, Va.. in the beaut Valley of te; terms BE aia; first-class in ali its appoty moderate, three hours’ ride from WashmxtonanS- ln? Garrett county, EE MAR SUMMER RESORT Wil reopen June 16. Has well-shaded lawn, fine moun- tain water, hot and cold baths, porticoes, tine scenery and large rooms. Address J. M. BELL, 3-Lm* Hagerstown, Ma. OCK WOOD HOUSE, HARPER’S FERRY, W. VA. Mra. 8. E. LOVETT, proprie.reas, will open June pth: among the mouptaiie; shady lawns; rooms newly painted aud renovated; ine views trom ‘ail windows; excellent table; iresh milk; terms $6 per week. wl B3mn REKA HOUSE, JOSEPH F. HOLTZMAN, PRO. PIANOS AND ORGANS, HE HALLET & DAVIS PIANO AGENCY WILL be closed June 18 aud reopened Sept. 1 witha superb stock of panos Barvains before closing. mars) H. L. SUMNEK, Avent, ED KRAKAUER ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL, M Summit of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Pennsylvania. 1,500 feet above sea level. 3 hours’ ride from Washington, Music, 1209 G at. Bw. tel is thoroughly 1urmabed with the modern ie, convealonces: and for ite astural advantages aaeur | 2P24-sim Entirely free from malaria, Lesowe I ssrevwexts WILL OPEN JUNE 21. DECKER BROS. ~ For circulars and terms WEBER i ILNOK, Prop... H. 8. MILNOR, Manager, Me Carlen at, Baltimore, Md. FISCHER PIANOS, \t Star offic * “my 10-1 ee FOUNTAIN COTTAG! EER PARK. MD. VERS & POND Among the Allegheny mountains, 3,000 feet | ESTEY ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS, Bbove tide water; reduced rates tor MISS a MODERATE PRICES, EASY TERMS. Stk RALNB. Old instruments taken in part payment Tuning ROBPE H and Keparing, “Eales Mere,” Pa.; elevation ‘Telephone G20, Charming suninet home: tor. tamili SANDERS & STAYMAX, sthing'; HO mulapis: ‘no mosquitses; bo liguer sell 28 . Charles sts Baitimory Mae Big 0 saloons: we Tow dyian A few chalice vitimand | _ £10 HAF Manet, Bichmond, va cottage sites for aale at $300 aud Upw or Tur aoe ~—e ules, ny te KER FFF rE “n A & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fat, ges T? i ge A TRIBLING SPRINGS. é a ee adudaad Souris vat sratifean i oN a o ue rs Rebuilt, and is the Lest appoiuted ‘house in the Vir- | indorsed Wr over Leo mene acheee oa 7] ia mountains. ‘Table ‘Third season. | Gurability.” Oid Pianos taken. in exchenge: “Tite Ww owners. beud for circular, Uprueht that can teke the place of © Grant, CHICHESTER & STEWART, | Gi-ou. FPEIFF EA & CONLIFE, Sia fith st. nw m31-a,tu, th26t B.0., Stribling Springs, Va. + aaate aa TTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, B ME "Open trom May 1 wo November, KORN ‘Send for circular. ap30-zm ¥. 4. BROD! & SONS. WALTERS SANITARIUM 18 THE BEST. siT- uated in a grand mountain park with UNEQUALED 1% ; TONE, TOUCH. WORKMANSHIP . ‘babbling brooks, scenery of the (atati ABILITY Svergreen groves: orcuards wardens, vinorant: stot §pecial attention of “Purchasers ioeiia a cymeeet | ReE'DECOMATIVE And. Pianos tor'fean bowithe, boating, croquet, tennis. gymnasiam WAUTEA, RED. Walter's Fork £0, Weruervriie Fs ccupagy inane rity Salk pee ste war MOUNTAINS, N. B. iowa PR page TS offered, MAPLEWOOD KOTRL AND COTAGES. Papin a WSTARMEN Ee whee canes ‘The Palace Hotel of the Mountsins,completeinevery | 46 ay ‘Space, detail. Many important renovations since last sum- mer. The new and elegant Casino will open its first . _ AINSLIE & MoGILVRAY, ‘24 Boylston st, Boston, Mass " Bo asca ‘ELLANEOUS. 4 = D. BARR, at LIN. vars, 8: in tod pe Po ra ie Sas8 RP E i 000) = THE EVENING STAR is offered to the pubs lic, im good faith and with confidence, as THR BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE UNITED STATES. In point of fact, it may be truthfally said that it is without as equal in this respect any where im the world, These averments are borne out by the figures given below, which are compiled from the sworn weekly statements printed in the-paper on each Monday in the year, and condensed from the sworn tabular statements showing the average daily circulation of the paper during the year 1859, published in Tux Strap on the 18th of January, 18%, Briefly stated, the points upon which the above m is based are these: That— 1. The Star has three times the circu. lation of any other paper Washing- ton! 2. The Star's circulation in Washinge ton is double that of all the other daily Papers published in the city added tos gether!! 3. The Star has a larger amd fuller circulation in the city where printed, tm proportion to reading and purchas: ing poputation, than any other news: | Paper in the world!!! 4. The Star has the largest regular and permanent home circulation of Any two-cent afternoon paper in the United States !ttt In support of these claims and to show the Constantly increasing circulation of the papet, Attention is invited to the figures following: DAILY CIRCULATION mm ‘1885-86-87 -88-88, ISS3. 188s, 22,029 24,321 26,299 27,161 29,200 MAX...25,549 25,594 26,009 27,400 34,768 APK...22,972 24,927 25,575 27,166 29,852 May. .22,474 24,359 25,742 26,722 99,616 JUNK..21,933 23,902 25,116 27,453 30,173 SCLY..21,406 23,186 24,870 26,363 29,650 Av 45 22,364 24.559 23,521 25,595 Serr..21,033 22,302 24,905 25,324 28,478 Ocr...21,497 21,701 24,807 25,946 30,329 Nov...22,049 23,651 25,697 25.814 $1,053 Dxc...23,000 24,687 26,166 26,752 31,653 2 Av'ge.22,123 23,682 25,484 27,082 30,000 Increase ....... 1,359 1,803 1,598 3,008 Of this remarkable average aggregate of 80,090 copies circulated daily, no more tham 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 am the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO- PORTION of 923; PER CENT, 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 office counter, at the news stands, end by newsboys. But of this latter number a very large proportion is supplied reguiarly to per Mauent residents of the city living in iodgings, &c. (not householders), so that its whole circula thon ma; be literally said to be in the family circle, While ite aggregate circulation there fore gives Tue Stan & distinctive and enviable positon 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 full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter- prising bueiness men of Washington, who seek and know where to find THE LARGEST RET ‘S FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the growth of Tur Stan's advertising patronage. Nothing can more surely 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 year by year,—in the face of ad- verse claims and pretentious competition. The figures following tell the story on this point: NUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISEMANTS YRINTED D2 1885-86-87 88a, TAN.....2,785 3,200 3,615 4,076 4,556 3,024 4,528 4,603 5,404 4,986 5,554 S171 6033 4,606 5,528 3.013 4,489 4,004 5,598 5412 6,559 scene ¢,lor 1888 is even more striking. ‘The average daily space filled by a@vertise: ments in 1888 was 25.10 columns, or 7779 columns 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 1444 columns! 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 Political organs, being included im its patrom age. In conclusion, it is only necessary to say that, fm proportion to the extent and high character Of its circulation, Tur Star's advertising rates take rank with the very lowest in the country, and to add, finally, that every statement hereia made can be abundantly verified THE CI CULATION OF THE PAPER 18 SWORN TO, ITS PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND ITS BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVIN@ 4N INTEREST IN THE EXAMINATION