Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1890, Page 7

PRINTERS’ ‘INE: 4 JOURNAL FOR ADVERTISERS. acd where ba shoal advertise Aérortisement ; bow to diezlay ene; what newspspenp te cee; how mach money to expent—tn fact, dise ecarees ox every poist that admita of profitable xccesig. Atvertising is a8 art practised by many Wet cadersic2d by few. The cooductors of PRINT- CEO. P. ROWELL & CO., Newspaper Advertising Bureatly 40 Spruce St., New York. Pears’ Soap (Scented and Unecented) SECURES A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. BEEGHAM’S, PILLS OH A WEAK STOMACH, 23cts. a Box CF ALL DRUCCISTS. Passenger—Porter, don’t pat your nasty Paste Blacking on these Shoes. ‘They are blackened with Wolf's ACME Blacking Just sponge them with clean water, and they will be beautifully polished. You ean earn your quarter eusy this time! Py the way, Porter, tell your Livery Stable friends thet it is the Best Harness ‘Dressing in the world. Y've tried it!! WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. ‘The Best Blackin for Men, Women ase Children. Soaw Martixoa, ‘We are offering the largest and most complete Tine of Straw Mattings ever shown in this elty. The Stock comprises all the istest colorings and designs. ‘Those contemplating the purchase of Straw Mat- ‘tage should call and examine our stock, Frices all marked in plain figures ‘The following are a few of the special bargains: 300 Liolls White and Check Matting ot $4.50 per poli of 40 yards, 400 Kolls Fancy Matting at $4 per roll of 40 yards. 100 Rolls Extra-heayy Juintiess Matting at 810 per i of 40 yards, 75 Rolls New Patterme Damask Matting, €12 per roll of 40 yarda We have s complete assortment of Seotch Floor Louens of all widths Listimates for covering foors furnished free of charze, Itc Just as timportant to cover your carpets as your Juewiture for we summer, KEEP OUT THE FLY. We Lave li the best appliances for Wire Window and Door Screens in the country. See our tic. 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W. 203-Sm_ Office, 526 1th st 2. w Guxrs Svrrs Scovren’ AND PRESSED FOR 81, Conte, 50c. : Pants, 250; Vests, 25c. pepeittey Sone Viet miippgr Goode ered Telephone call 145-2, kL HAHN, 705 9th at. uw. 2279 S2d ot, West Washington. ous ger HIGH SPEED, SAFET ¥ rer) Tags = Wis, Agen! Weabington, BC | cITY AND DISTRICL No city in the world is so thoronghiy covered by the circulation of a single news- Paper as is the city of Washington by that of Tax Evexive Stan. It reaches all readers in the city and vicinity. It swears to its eircula- ticn, No other Washington paper has yet done shia. —_—_—_—_. THE CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB. New Officers Eiected--The Club’s Ath- letic Grounds. The June meeting of the Capital Bicycle Club was held Saturday uight, with about forty mem- bers in attendance. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Dr. Gabriel FP. Johuson; vico president. Harry N. Low; secretary, Frank H. Stevens; treasurer, J. E. Leaming; captain, £. A. Demaray; mem- bers of executive committee, J. McK. Borden, Dr. Hf. C. Schooley, L. V. Williamson and E. B, Olds, Capt. Demaray read an entertaining and amusing report. giving the record of the club's recent runs. The report of the treasurer showed that the finaucia! affairs of the club were in a moat satisfactory condition, The ex- eursion committee announced that arrange- | ments had been perfected for the annual ex- | enrsion of the club on the Macalester to Mar- | shall Hall on the 24 of July. A communication was read trom Mr. W, C. Dodge presenting | the club with a handsome refrigerator, which was accepted with thanks, | Mr. Douglas Dyrenforth, on behalf of the | Potomac Athletic Club, announced that the | board of governors of the latter organization | had concluded to invite several of the clubs of the city to amalgamate with the Potomacs in the use of gheir new athletic grounds on the | Virginia shore between the Long and Aqueduct Bridges. Mr. Dyrenforth introduced a resolu- tiou referring this itation to a special com- mittee for consideration, but after discussion the matter was sent to the exieting committee on athietic grounds, which has just succeeded in securing for the Capiis] Club a tract of sever] acres on the Virginia heights above ch Aqueduet Bridge, As the cently made this inove of athietie sports it is not proi jc that the offer of the Potomacs will be accepted, although the most friendly feeling exists between the two clubs. The members of the Capital Club have all been made honorary members of the Aualostan Bout Club and given the privileges of the latter's new club house for the summer. This is ia recognition of the courtesy shown by the Capital Club in opening its house to the Analostans for nearly a year while the latter were rebuilding. > has but re- ee Can You Write English? With a view to encourage the writing of short, bright, snappy advertising Tue E ixo Svan Newsrsrcen Company offers three prizes of $100, $50 and $25 each, to be awarded to the writers of the best three series of articles setting forth the advantages of Tue Evexixe Sraz 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 tifty 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 Stan's circulation. The contestants must reside in Washington or in one of the suburbs of Washington. No articles will be received later thon June 20, 1890. Contestants will inelose 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 cumposed of Messrs, Isadore Saks, 8, W. Wood- ward, Washington Danenuower and A. Lisner, Address all inquiries and communications relating to this contest to Editor Advertising Contest. ‘The points required to be covered are: 1. The average circulation of Tux Sra for the first three months of 1890 wus 33,236, this being more than trebic that of any other Wash- ington newspaper. 2. Tue Stax has a larger and fuller circula- tion in the city where priuted, in proportion to reading and purchasing population, than any other newspaper in the world. It is essentially ahome paper, the extent to which it is relied upou by mombers 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 ean furnish a parallel. 3. Tue 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 Tae Sran is one of the cheap- est advertising mediums in the United States, and far cheaper than uny other Washington paper. 4. That an advertisement running for three months or over with oue change a month costs about 434 cents a line an insertion or less than one-seventh of a cent per line in each thousand papers, 5. Asworn statement of the circulation of ‘Tue Stax for the preceding week is published each Monday, und its press and circulation rooms are open to the public and its circula- tion books be inspected by any one having an interest in their examination. 6. The fact that Tue Srau is universally ree- ognized as the great “Want” medium of the city and the advantages of making wants kuown through it. gg oe Quick Traixs to Lenay.—The B. and 0. Cincinnati vestibuled limited express, leaving Camden station at 2:30 p.m. and Washington at $:30 p.m., makes direct connection at She nan- doah junction with the Luray express, arriving THE EVENING STAR: lishing a field for | CONGRESS AND CALORIC. How Cool Correspondents Look Down on Sweltering Members. Itis not often that there is a quorum in the House and Senate during these hot deys. The press gallery is about the only part of the building that is usually cool, and the average member cannot afford to spend much time there if he has any secrets he does not want to disclose. Springer, Crain, Charley O'Neill, Tarsney and perhaps half a dozen others visit the gallery occasionally and are al- ways weil received, but the average member of the House would as soon think of eutering lion's cage as to spend hatf an hour umong the newspaper men where they are all assembled together. It is not an un- compion thing for @ member to send bis card into some correspondent in the ery for him to come out just as the corres- nts send in on the floor of the House for and asa rule the member who watts for an answer to his card is more patient in bis waiting than the correspondent is under similar circumstances, THE COOL CORRESPONDENTS, While » cool south wind blows through the hair on the back of his neck the industrious correspondent leans over his dosk and watches the statesmen swelter. It is a hot place on the floor of the House, though they put the air on ice before pumping it into the hall, Yhe House is a much. less dignitied and | impressive body when the thermometer is | trisking up into the ninotics, A statesman | always looks better in his winter attitude and winter attire, Onacool day he sits in a more upright position and looks Drisker: his step is alert and he is demonstrative and vigorous in his speech and gestures. During the past week one in the galleries has looked down upon a lot of vacant seats and a few weary and washed- out looking men with wilted collars lolling about ina loose-jointed fashion, some sitting on the small of their backs with their feet in neighbor's chair or resting on a convenient desk; some tilted back in chairs in the cloak room near the water- cooler and between the doors and windows, and others making a vain effort to sit upright and look dignified with perspiration running | from their jntellectual brows and collars col- lapsing slowly. A large proportion of the members have taken to wearing coats of the yarious thin light-colored material usually worn for office coats, a number have taken to full white flanne) suits and dannel shirts and more than half of them wear white lawn ties, The gay-colored silk sash has not yet got into Congress, but it is bound to get there. since half the correspondents, who set the styles in summer wear for the Con- gressmen. have adopted that ornamental and comfortable article of dress, PUTTING THE ATR ON TOE. Inorder to make the air of the House as pleasing as possible a quantity of ice is placed inaframe work inachamber through which the nir passes on the way from the fans to the House, Besides this Mr. Reed has had the swinging doors between the House and the Speaker's lobby taken off their hinges, so as te leave an open way from the hall to the windows on the south side of the building, and the sashes have been taken out of the windows looking from the cloak reoms into the corridors, and wire screens have been put in their places, But with all this the hall of the Honse is a hot place, and there is no hotter place in Washington, not directly in the sun, than the Senate chamber. LOOKING OVER THE WEATHER 3tAP, In the lobbies of the House and Seuate, just back of the desk of the officers of the body, are hung weather bureau maps, which show the temperature, wind, rain and general condition of the weather in all purts of the coun- try. On a very hot day half a dozen or more statesmen may often be seen standing in front of these maps looking to see what the temperature is at their homes. while they mop their brows with a handkerchief in one hand and languidly wave a fan with the other. Each morning a man from the signal office comes to hang upon the maps the disks and arrows which indicate the weather and the — way _— of _—tthe wind at the latest observations, This man has toanswer questions from more than half of Congress as to what the weather is going to be for the rest of the day, and he is called to ac- count the next day if his predictions don’t turn out right. Some of the states- men can read the ¥igns on the maps very well for themselves, and they are apt to find that there is no pressing demand for their presence at the Capitol for the rest of the day if they see in time to take a river boat that the indications are for a hot day. TANTALIZED BY TEMPTING CIRCULARS. It gives & man a well-defined case of bome- sickness to observe that it is, as the map shows, about ten degrees cooler at the place where he lives than it is in Washington, and at once there is aman who is ready to predict an early adjournment, Another thing that adds to the misery of the statesmen at Washington in hot weather is the temptation and tantalization of having agents for railroads and summer re- sorts talk to them ona very hot day about the cool breezes that always Vow somewhere else ortoread the circulars that are poured in upon them at this time about temperature at fifty and a cigar and an easy chair or hammock in the shade. Every mail brings them in numberless cards and pamphlets descriptive of summer resorts. Aud with this temptation before them they have the dread of a session which will last un- til September, In desperation they start off in every day or two for «few hours h or Old Point. TGOM ERY COUNTY, Farmers Along the Canal Favor the Building of a Railroad. Correspondence of Tux Evening Sram, Rocxviiie, June 15. Ever since the appoiutment of receivers by the conrts presided over by Judges Cox of the District aud Alvey of Washington county, this state, to examine into the affairs of the Chesa- peake and Ohio canal the people in this county who have heretofore had only the means of the canal for the transportation of their crops to market have been in a feverish state of uncer- tainty. It was well known that Mr, Johnson of Alleguny, one of the receivers, was in favor of the restoration of the waterway, aud the do- cision of Messrs. Baker and Bridges, both of whom have interests in the upper counties of at Lurey at 743 p.m. daily except Sunday, Kound-trip tickets, including admission to the caverns, onsale at all B, and O. offi . — Eooxomy it genteel housckeeping is greatest when articles may be as deliciously prepared with water as with milk. Such an one is iblook- er's Duteh Cocoa, ° Se MARY ANDERSON’S WEDDING. The Ceremony Will be Strictly a Private Altair. At the Brompton Oratory in London tomor- row morning Miss Anderson will marry Mr, Antonio Navarro of New York. The ceremony will be performed by Cardinal Mauning. When the engagement of Miss Anderson was an- nounced it was stated that the wedding would be one of the most fashionable affairs of the season, aud that tickets of admission to the pro- cathedral were already in demand as long ago s January. It bas beey decided, however, for easons not made public that the wedding will be as private as possible. The only persuns who will attend are Dr, Hi «i his wife. the later the mother of ; Joseph Anderson, her brother, and his wife, who ix the daughter of Lawrence Bar- rett, Alfonse Navacro aud Miss Lytton, daugh- ter of the present British ambassador ai Paris, The two latter will witucss the ceremony. se so. Frightened Out of His Wits. Thomas Colsgrove of Burlington, N.J., with his cousin, Wm. Colsgrove, started from Phila- delphia last Sunday to visit an uncle in the Upper Peninsula, at Sidnaw, Ontonagon county, Mich, They had to wait for train and stopped at a rough boarding house. Here they were routed out of their room and so badly frightened by ruffianly miners that they started back to Philadelphia, ‘The result of the bad seare bas been to un- balance the mind of Thomas Colsgrove. Bat- urday he was violent and had to be taken to Traverse City Insane Asylum, He is thirty years old and rather w althy. — soe Lived Two Years With a Broken Back. For over two years Joseph Cooper, who lives north of Elizabethtown, Pa., has survived the breaking of his back just above the hips. The accident was caused by « tree falling on him. Sis living at all is miraculous. Since the acei- dent he has ha no control over the Jower half of his body and his case is regarded in medical circles as phenomenal, Jt Won't Take Maxy Minutes for the fortu- nate possessor of a facile pen to carn @100 in Tux Sran’s advertising contest, western M and, were looked to with great interest, Now that the decision has been unani- mously made that under no circumstances can the canal be repaired and made to pay expenses the farmers along the canal naturally look to the bes: other means to relieve them from their unfurtunate situation. The lands lying within five miles of the defunct cunal im this county and the same may be said of those of Frederick, Washington and Allegany, are perhaps not surpassed for fertility by any Finds inthe stato, and the only drawback to prosperity lies in the fact that these farmers have at present no means of reaching market except by a loug haul by wagons to the nearest ‘ation on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Yesterday the correspoudeut of Tur Stan had atalk with two of the largest and most pros- erous farmers living in the section traversed y the defunct eanal, aud their opinion was that unless something was speedily done for the relief of the people living in that locality the consequences would be serious in a finan- cial point of view. Not only the farmers are but agreat number of people who d to the canal for a livelihood here- tofore are thrown out of employment and gaunt poverty 1s staring them in the face, In this state of affairs they are anxiously looking to Judge Alvey of the circnit court for Washing- ton county for a decision authorizing the sale or lease of the canal property for the use of a railroad. Nine-tenths of the people living along line of the canal are in tavot of granting the right to build a railroad to a com- pauy organized for that purpose, Itis proposed at au early day to hold mass meetings in the several counties on the line of the canal and to respectfully ask the court to make an early decision in the matter that will relieve the people interested from further un- certainty, During the past week several sales of lots have been made in Rockville Heights, among them lots 1 and 2, in block 18, to Mra. Mary G. Peter for $1,100; lot 8, in block 2, to John P. Sellman for $500, and lot4,in block 7, to Amelia P. Higgins for @500. SAM. ee Twice His Normal Size. Robert McKelvey, ® newsboy, eleven years old, died in Birmingham, Ala., Saturday, from asnake bite received # week ago. He went swimming in a creek near the city and while in the water was bitten by a snake. The wound cansed him little orno pain for # day or two, but his leg began to swell, fever followed and he was soon raving in delirium. The swelling continued until his entire body was swollen to twice its normal size, The doctors could do nothing to relieve him. He foamed at the mouth and raved like one suffering from hydro- phobia. When he died the leg on which he was bitten had swollen to four times ite Bormal WAS HINGTON, D. SUMMER RESORTS. _ ATLANTIC CITY, TLANTIC CITY COTTAG Houves in desirable location A DING to let or for sale. » Real Estate, en SIERNBERGE\ IMs ave., Atlantic City. C.. MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1890. _ 7 _SUMMER RESORTS. _ SEA-SIDE-JERREY COANT. HE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, Ni Open June 14." Directly on the Bench ‘Location unsurpassed. T TEANTIC. CHIY, OE J SRENE om Saui= | _$e%-2m ___W. W. OREEN, Proprietor. orels, Cottaces’ani jonses, Lets fo i in a parts of city i tls. So, Atiantic Cit ‘ed eT ND MOTEL, and for Atlantic Land co. EL G ADAY taurent open Jano Keal Estate Avts, Meal Estate and Law Busidi Cottage TEL OFEMS BUS de S® jev-ust es Pranglont rates, gd a day and uy ward TLANTIC CITY—-HOTEL INGO ATE ae aw Koyal, Kentucky ave. wbove Pacific ave. Latel DRS: 5 Mi paery. Femodeled and newly tarnished, Accommodation, e208 _, Z. Don, Metropetiine Meta _ 200. Open June 7. AKL KS HOMPSON & CU, HE SCAKBOKO HOTEL, : Jelt-Im = Long Branch ,»_J. KADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N Arksusas ave. near the ocean; new ve piazzas aud gardens, tertas low. — P. Je0-covm JAMES NGRESS HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. ‘Will open June 28. Location unsurpassed, facing Inlet and Oeoam, Superior Table, Accom modat D0 Guests, For cireularsand torius address, R HAMILTON, Proprietor. Box BRA! ie HE CAKROLLTON — OCEAN GROVE, 3 i ae pen eee ee First-class, Near the beacl. Dr. J. WIL! rooms, Lave pisaza overlooking the sem Excel Tent cuisine. #8 to $14 per week; LAU %0 2 PoE «ay. No finer house onthe islaud at these rates, Sen cut of house aud particulars, JAMES 8, MOON. m15-om ves HALL, TLANTIC CITY, N. NOW OPEN, m8-$mn, LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. _ Ho ‘ALBION, e 2 ATLANTIC CITY, Jy NOW OPEN ‘under new management. a HAMM & KROPP. . BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. modern, first-tluss, complete, Pacific ave. Ww York aud Tennessee avon Now open. = SOSEPH 8. DAVE Ho", HETWOUDE, Pacific ave. near linoia, Atlantic City . Refurnished; new and first-class; steam heat; call bells. Two minutes’ waik from ber 2.50 and 83 per day. TEGRUBB, my10-Sut OTEL CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, NS Enlarged and iniproved, irginia ave, near the ocean, COL. JOHN M. CLARK. my10-3:n Hots estes Atlantic City, N.J., South Carolina ave. lear tre ocoai SAMUEL J, YOUNG, _ TIC CITY, N. J.. OCEAN , orchestra, electric bells 1 % ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER. _ » KENSINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Sonth Missouri ave., near ceadivg Kairos Station and Beach, Europeail and American plan, a J.C. JOHNSON, Pro L LELANDE, ON THE BEACH, 5 ‘First-class Family Hotel. Address Mascactiusetus ave., Atlantic City. N.J. oken coe cnanit a = CHAS. WAGN EE SAMUEL WAGNER, a , Mauawér. [ap1-3m) "Proprietor, eS GEIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Open" all the year, close to'beach: ocean front; terms reasonable. muy }7-3m. Wy eTROPOLL My or z HUTTON & LAHEY, — TA ‘Mass. and Atlantic aves. leased for the year by ANDKEWS, Atlantic City,N. JEW HOTEL ALDINE, PACIF! Atlantic City, 81.50 i : no finer house at th phlet, with cut of hotel, ist, &e id. D. WEASIDE HOUSE. ATLANTIC ‘ OPEN ALL THY Y Much improved; new tun an the hous 2 NEAR OHIO 2 per day, &8 to $14 rates. Send for pam- Hacrain of each sleepig oor, STMAN of Bait, Prop. aply- CITY, Nod. EAR. lors; hot sea water baths + elevator, &e. CHAK t GARDEN, from in? schlecht & hed by electric cars, from 10 to ms. and 3 Jeld-tm HLECHT guieex. : Inlet Pavilion. acher's oreuestra fe attuchod, EK, Proprietors, Ocean End Kentucky Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ. apt sm. Address Mrs, M. T. SOUTHALL. (ST CHAMLES, spe MING TON AtiaNtic CITY, Na. Ocean End Michigan ave. onveniently located. y 1 JAMES Proprietor, TPKE ARGYLE, OCEAN END OF CONNECTICU’ ave., Atlantic City, N.J. Now open, Full View of ocean. 8. W. FERGUSON. NHE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ On the beach, North Curvluaave, uobstructed dcean view. water baths iu the house, Elevator, Now open. F, ROBERTS & SONS._ _18-6ms HE DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. ‘Ocean cnd of 'Michian ave. ; open all the year, AL aodern convemenc 110-6 JOSEPH H. BORTO! ‘Ten NPBE FLORIDA, Pacite a Now open. Steam heat thronghout Mrs, M. J. ECKERT, Late of Wetherill. Proprietor ave. ‘This elegant house—vularged, d. and handsomely furnished thro ue 4 Srotcclase family hotel Juve rated and newly twill open ae 1 und close Meptember Allapporntinents of highest standant a select orchestra engaged: open-air cafe and restaurant «la carte for indies and gentiemen, and weute have been introduced. Kate outs eagax aud Thuradays. RICHARU MEARES, proprietor, Scarbore, Long Branch; Hotel Koya), N.Y. de't- Lin MPYHL AKLINGTON, OCEAN GOVE, NJ Accommodations snd appointments Rrat class, | Services the best. “Accommodate sol. Will open May 1, 1890. WM. P’ DOLBEY. Prov. nan A GIRT, N.J— DIRECTLY ean Frout, woods in rear: wus aud lly; all modern improvements; 11th s all the year, THOMAS DEV OTEL ALLAIRE, 5i onthe beach. Firsi provements, Artesian myZ4-BOL HE CARLETON, SPRING LAKE, NEW aes throusbout. er. ___E M, RICHARDSON. in m2 1m WW ILBURTON-BY-THE-SEA, SPRING LAKE, N.J, from June 1 to October. R. K. LETCUWORTH, EW ENGLAND, _ SEA-SIDE_N IPE acavian, CASTINE, ME. ituated: unexcelled water spacious grounds; excellent opportunities driving and fishing. Open June day; 810 to 15a week. K.P WALK D., DIO prictors; W. A. Walker, Manager; H. L. Banke, late of Ad Steward. $0-eozm views us House, Boi CONTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, Bil WILL OPEN JULY 1. my22-2m CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager, uy NEWPORT, R.1 _m19-e012t Manaier, (= wentworrs, NEWCASTLE, N. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes distant, where coaches from the house meet every train, THE FASHIONABLE LESORT OF THE NORTH SHOLE. OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 28 _W.K, HILL, Manager. JOUR FULLY FURNISHED COTTAG. Nantucket, Mass. Photographs, & Address Miss ORE, J Coucord square, _ dela-tw Boston, Mane, grewiok HALL, SAYBROOK POINT, CONN. ‘This desirable family hotel is most delightfully situ- ated on the Sound, at the mouth of the Counecticut Fiver, and will open for the reception of cuests on WEDNESDAY, June 25, UNDER THE DI! AGEMENT OF THE PROPRIETORS UF THE HUFE- MAN HOUS. FENWICK HALL has ail the modern improvements, including hot and cold salt water baths. Special. rates for the scasou. For circulars, &c,, uddreas FENWICK | HALL, may brook Point, © Foot jomt- House, New York. mi 1k MSHIP LINE FOR BAR HAKBOR. |. NEW YOKK, MAINE AND NEW BRUNBWICK STEAMSHIP COMPANY, The SIRICTLY FIRST-CLASS STEAMER WIN- THROP leaves every SATURDAY, beginning June 7. at 6 p.m, DIRECY for BAK HARBOR, KASTPORT and Si. JOHN. Steamer P. MILLER leaves every Tuesday at noon for Rockland, Kockport, Belfast, Bucksport and Bangor. Co tions tor Northern and Eastern Maine and the Provinces: ‘The most convenient and enjoyable route for CAM- POBELLO, | ST. ANDKEWS, GRAND MANAN, MOOSEHEAD LAKE and all resorts ip Maine. Excursiou tickets at reduced rates, K. near foot of Maiden ‘on cov. pier Tickets Exchange, in, or E. V. asuers leave Pier 18, Freight received dail, cau be purchased at Lo bi Lane, i TON, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, For further information apply to beg Tennessee avenue near beach. Now oven. F. H. SMITH & ueral Managera Greatly enlarged. ae und 1 William st., Jezint MRS. JL NEAL | my28-eo3m Room #2, New Yor! MVBE LANSDALE, = yom North Carolina near the beach, Atlantic City, SEA-SIDE~-MISCELLANEOUS, N.J. Now open. “Under new lanagomer ~ wae im12-eo3m FP. A. CANFIELD. 3 AY RIDGE HOTEL, BAY pT ae NHE LEHMAN, ATL. dah aces Ells! FSS end of Pennsylvania a} Leuted by hot water. duleo:: r Central locati ment. Every w20-31n NYE PITNEY, OC Atlantic City, N y heated; 4 Tan* BROWSE. D NEW YORK AVE. Vocation Uusurpassed; thor ights; now open, Mra M. J. HUBBALL. NPE RAYMOND, VIRGINIA AVE., ATLANT mo y. new house, D. EVANS, 8, Wescott & M full ocean view. er, J, H. WOOD, "a. a¥e, LW. EADE ATLANTIC CITY, N, Pacilic above New Jersey _ eRe pak ay za RICHMOND, Atlantic City, N. J. New house: Rished “stesiu heat; electric bells; tabie uns Jeo-Tin J.D. PI fps usiten sta HOTEL, ATLA. Remodeled. Enlarged. inest Hotel ou the coast, open. my 17-in, MPYNE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY > CITY, N.J, Keturuished. W. 8. ANDERSON, Manager, - Joy SOUT Caroling ave. near the beach. Open ull the year. bul: d, remodeled, thoroughly renovated. mds Se M. WILLIAMS. tly on t p Will ope © 28, TRO0. Fits Rates, diuwrams aud Mtormation of W. A. ne Clerk, JE. RALPH, Pro comm ‘Asbury SBL PARK, N. J.—-THE. FENIMOKE—ALL modern hapro te; 1M block from orean ; co wOOguests. For particulars apply to, us THOS. NOBLE. BBURY PARK-THE GUERNSEY—SEVENTH ave, Delightfully located. Near beach, lakes and bathing’ pavilion. Perfect sunita through- out. Woven wire springs and hair mattrasses, Excel- lent table. Tennis, boating, fishing, dancing. Mod- erate prices, Fifthweason, THUS. G. ALLAN of Washington, D/C. OCEAN | HOTEL—OPEN Leading Boek. Iilustrated be ATKL SBURY. P. Sune 14. SBURY PARK, N. J, ASVUNS TATED Vietorra. Family Hotel, fronting on Ocean, unobstructed view lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; all tuodern jinprovements ;auperior table; terms moderate mld ATALANTA HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N.J, Fronting directly on the Ocean. en June 7, WM. APPLEGATE, Prop. dia EVROPOLITAN HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N.J iM open June 14th, __ THEO, OVES, Prop. _ Jez-im_ a \TAL HOTE D. ANNEX, ASBURY nunodates A Park, N.J. June 5 to October 1. 37. Ocean view from every window, jev-Tm SAML. B. McINTYRE, Prop. SvrFVHE GRAMERCY,” ASBURY PARK, N. J, now open; Lith seavon: terms moderate; re- duced rates for families; oue of the best houses, Jev-Im ‘AL WY UE GUY MANSION, 206 SECOND AVE., : ASBURY PARK, N. Ocean view; perfect drajuage, artesian water; com- fortable beds and good table, ye Mrs. J, F. BOWEN, IR, ASBURY PARK, N.J, dave. and Kingsley’ si 100 yards from the beacii, _ Under manageweut of the owners, jel4-1m OTEL OCEANIC, BARNEGAT CITY, NJ, Opens June 28, 1890, _se2-eo26t "__E. ©. BOICE, Proprietor, ELMAR, NEW JERSEY, NEPTUNE HOUSE, Directly on oceau front, Now open. The best water on the beach. Latest sanitary improvementa, Je9-1m. | Location unsurpassed. ~ First-class ‘accommoda= ransient rates $2 to and upward. Rpecial WILLIAM MEZICK, by my28toau20 CObES ISLAND, VIRGINIA'S SEASIDE KESORT in the Atluntic ocean ; increase of Hotel accommo- dations ; new buildings and other improv finest beach aud surf bathing 1u the world. ing, Asbis reached di Tow Horth OF s d must yet of tion: tras: We will meet the 11:27 a ud train and 8 p.m. south-bound D's Station; passengers transferred to the t " iwland by steamer, Yerms: €2.00 per day, €12 per week, #40 per moth, hotel pl: Haat Ae For fur- ther juformation address 4. F. COBB, Prop. us 4) OCEAN CITY, TLANTIC Hot open July Ist, 1 Surpassed; best ranting aud cuust. No mosquitos. Old populsr prices restored. For circulars avd information address £.P, WELCH, tusuuxer. sex im COMFORT, bells 0. Largest hows: OLD POINT + electric EL, ON” THE POON. peake bay, Md., opens SATUR- 0. For circulars apply to Wash. For turther inform: Yon address THOS, W. WILLIAMS, Froprietor, Pine: Point, St, Mary's county, Md. RIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELA- rare, Will reopen Jane 15.1590. Address WALTER BURTON, 935 L st. n.w., Washington, AY. B Wil m17-3m* LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA—The most Aitcicbrated dyspentic water kuown, indorsed by the medical society of Virginia, and recognized as the leading watering place in the utate, Klevation high; climate delightful; beautitul grounds, walk aud drives; crags and string band of music: pont, tele- sraph and express ofices in hotel Write for ct EDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS, BEDFORD, PA. In the Allegheny Mountains; scenery unsurpassed; high altitude; cool nights: no malaria Dor imosquitoes: asa curative agent the water bas wo equal; all amuse- ments; Toerge's famous orchestra; hotel enlarged, Ainjroved aud newly furnished. Opens June 32, Circular on application, myl-2m L. & D Manager, BREseALEY 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 Indies and gentlemen. ‘The waters of this famous old mountain rosort have been considered a specific for rheumatism and cutancous affections for more than 100 years, The Baltimore aud Obio Railroad turnises trans- Portation a; reduced rates direct to the springs. Ouly Three Hours from Washington. No Staying. Four Trains Daily. CUISIN): A SPECIALTY. Orchestra from Conservatory of Music, Boston, en- gaged from July 1st, For circulars and information apply at the Evbitt HM. L. HALL, Proprietor, Borke.ey Springs, W.Va » W. AST. CHARLES Hotel (in close proximity to the Celebrated Bath ing Leen completely refurnished, is now open t For further information ad- ARLES P. JACK O., ‘Owners aud Proprietors. C(APON SPRINGS AND BATHS, g HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. 150 miles from Baltimore, 115 ‘froin Washington. With its Superior Mineral Waters. Superb Summer ‘imate. Ina Beautiful Mountain Region. J: the spot to lay life's weary burdens down aud hives lovoiy ummer Home. For medical aad other testimony ere ee W. HO SALE, myl4-Im owns HOUSE, CRESSON SPRINGS, On the Suminit of the Allegheny Mountains, WILL OPEN JUXE 25. For circulars and information, address WM, R. DUNHAM, Supt., myl-2m. Cresson, Cambria county, e ‘Froprictor. ees nee OTEL COLUMBIA, BEI OKMERLY — H Ores Beach, N3,. NE BEY Will open for gueste the last week in June. For particulars, terms, &., address OUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR AND CHA- iybeate Springs. The above well-known mountain ‘been re-furnished and much improved, the reception of guests. Pure air, ater, Lo malaria, bo mosquitoes, boating, fish- veto Hoe civeular, aosaares GT MoINTIRE, Ye2-1m 13itscsin, | “elGHt Doubling Gap Springs, Newville. TEL LAFA ee UB SPRIN H' TxD LAvAyerrE, po MAY, 3, Ae ORDAN WHITE, Surent : as, Omnibus and sea Water free bat to guests. ast June for eens ae pos within Rtty fect tas eereeore on the comet, wet abundanee, gathered from toy m3-m “JAMES & STEFFNER, Proprietors, hd other teaiitiony send for pam Stockton RTT a REMODE! 4 i , .v SPKINGS HOTEL, eR Oe ~ 1M Summit of the Bive Hidgo Montatns, 916-2 . THRO ee 1312;500 feet abovesta level, = NHE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, N.J.. Di x —, ‘ T ae cit a, en qcTha hotel is thorouglly turn ine, modern For particule apply THEO. SBE Bites G cculare at star othe or by addressing x through to the aprinss. PEYTON. } Qeing Director, form riy (for sisteeu years) mu COUNTRY BOARD. INUTES WALK PRON SUMMER RESORTS. SPRINGS AND BATHS. HESTNUT GROVE, 3 M —_— deithersuuig Station. clean’ Toome end accom. Rew seuinys, sv tyadoandcond seter. terme tmod- Moe BF COOPER, ot premises, HOTEL EARLINGTON. ' me bot YRONTING THE PARK AND NEW BATHING Nop BE PAWLION, 0s "2 nx clgteurhnod “aa OPENS JUNE 25. THIRD SFASON. sib tA vo IME KAPTAUAND ory For information, fimatratcd pamphlet, diacrams, | address KUGENE 4. EARLS, onper snd propre S THE CAMBRIDGE, oth ave wud Esdec.New York: | Oe ROCKBRIDG Springs, endorsed by the Med « jt well as by othe! m+dical LEMAN AND WIP} Nt u . Th feet. Pamphlets cof the Greenbrier White Suip! im PEW GENTLEMEN « dated with Board ¢ ACCOM MO- a Trivate tm dew trun eit railroad, opened on | walk from station eame able, —— 1. For ver es ae ation dros CB, Star apie rita apply to ALS. PRATT, | PQOAwPERS WasieD MALE HOURS AIDE Proprietor, — | fe aw : . my6-3m sun butane, B socom pone Re 3 (WVHE SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA, = 4 — thoroughly ret Waters. Now open for gnests terms apply tod. M. PLEMING, SPRINGS SANIT ARIUM, " WALKING, NY This new institution. under the medical manage. mentof experienced physicians, will opeu for gucsts GATTHERSBUR would be pie AcE WONT ded- tin qrees SUNE 15, 1890. oe om Located on a bin! OVERLOOKING THIRTY menuee : eee MILFS OF SENECA LAKE ed by pine Sa ey ihe west approved therape- | JF IAWOOD, ATLANTIC COUNTS. 3 LaKor ivi, Russian, Koren, Private se. will AccowMedate a Huniber a I, Moliere Salim end trot | cuents, sear sation, terns teancuable. Add diet Moveweute, Calstticu: | BSC YR = —— Pure water—nlso valusble mineral springs, includ | QUMMPR BOARD AT “SUNNY SID? ine ing SALINE, IKON, 1ODINE ud SULPUUK waters | 8 Pure cool water Adelnons do Malaria, Mrs. J.T. HARRISON, , Heautiful views, charming walks end drives, pure | JelZ-2w* Shenandeats Tuuction, Jefferson Gos W.Va, posting, fishing, . » TO BOAKD co Modern tnprovements: Elevator, Electric Bells, &e | YY ANTED Fo BOARD IN THE COUN CRE. SEK CUISINE USSURPASSED : Cement damustemen AY For terms and other partuculers address Ghactaehs Uouen Windoamiee tae WME LEFFINGWETL, = my26-mwe26t Mawar. NEAR AnD vA Wises, M it most delightful Sulphur Spout oom dicpbensou's I poo! Bath Dyspepsia. | sual amusement; Fine Bai! Koom. Good Bi is THO=. J GLOVER, Manac 10-6 Waite SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va FAMILY WILL KRCKIVE A PEW Sian D healthy iocation, m7 shpomut os moderate, GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL AND COTTAGES NOW OPEN FOR TRE SEASON. Elevation 2,000 feet above the level of the sea, Unsurpassed: summer climate. Accommodations first-class. Splendid railroad service, Elewatt veati- buie trains, NERAL TICKED | F.EAKLE, For information inguire at GE OFFICES, oF address zB : MADY LAWN, FRUIT Br Suyeriniendent, ¥ = of alk and “4 oR SULPHUR SPRINGS—8O MILES ey ak chee noel Li gn Pg ye — SSPLING BANK, Alexandria, Va tide. No mosquitos. pure water. gardens, orchards, |! pure ilk, ice, horses, CCOMMODATIONS FOR THIRTY BOARDERS Bretano’s, 1013 | tthe De Lauder Farm, one-half mile from Boyde + New Windso i Metropolitan Brat ore und Olde, eat lawn, Sater, Private tentus cared tor + at ¢ DE LAUD k, Boyds station. Md dott 7 ONT SEND VAMILY LO SCHUKBAN BO On top of the Allew DY rec tenes.” Somme tormsen tiowgene take Rebs nex How opel. PU on top Al B. aud U0. retinoad, be: Good table, abundantly supplied. ] d bee snd soft spring b Api a Bowling, tennis and croquet -| ing Lorses for hire cheap. Splendid rouds and beaw ful drives. cenery mneurpassed. “No malaria, no COTTAGE, MALE firy and elie fogs, Lo mosquitoes, Cail at Star off mid-Lin 3 SH MCONTAIN, NIEW HoUsE, IX TUE a enies, 3,000 teet elevation: lange ary 4 ood board; saddle asd driviag horses; bowliug alley; MILY v PRom Be dette PO WUNTRY Ma BoaKp PO FAMILIES OR sounds: Feasonahle rates twenty 2. Nurse WV cB ene {SKILL MOUNTA’ =" Reduced prices for 1GH VIEW HOUSE OPEN JUNE 1. LA : : rooms, bath, hot aud cold wate June 20 to ptemnbe "5, references exchar In Boyd's static a Send for circulars and terms. 5. W. LIGHI NER, L< UST 144N SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE Clerk, Jett-Tms* ay mulk, &e., mm pr 1 tate M DEEK PARK, MD.— a Sia? aoa sehen” Shdees PRATEE im ie tes Boyds, Md, m17-1m M.A EAE de a MPHE KITTATINNY, DYLAWARE WATER GaP, Pa. Open from Mayl to November. d for circular, MEDICAL, &c. CELEBRATED DK. SALFORT GREGORY'S best known remedy for Dyspepsia, utes, Neuralgia and Nervous FELY & EVAN Pout, ave. headquarters. Por sale by ai! druggints, Je10-mu,chyedw* K. LEON, The Vldest Established aud Physician an the can be consulted daily, 404 W ATER GAP HOt Delaware Water Gap, Pa, Now open, L. W. BROADHEAD. TOP THE ALLEGHAN tull of tome ater; BO walure or wosguitoes; boating on aud bathing in the juke ; ratubles throuxh uatural furests; tennis and other pes; table und service of the first order. Circulars Hotel Eagies Mere, INGHAM & BREED. Imu* set Se earee ALLEY HOME, MIDWAY BETW ter and Capou Springs and five miles from Hock Enon Springs, in the mountains of Virviuia, will be ly Reliable Ladies city, between 4s and 6th nt. yi for Ladues. yen. WHO KEQUIRE need Femal Prompt tt tink, Sep si. Medicine, THE SERVICES or fn rhowld consult Dr, Pisce Die.. betweon Bi ned for the reception of quests Juue 15. Terms: Ladies only. Kenedy, $25 per mouth City references can be furpished. {aud reliable treatment Only genuine For particulars address Mrs. 5. 8. GORE, Ge siclau up the city, Establisned 1856, Frederick county, Va, ME LiGE 0092 BRUSH HARPER'S PEERY, w. va. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND Mra. 8. E, LOVETT, propriearess, will open June Teliable Ladue’ Piiysician, can we copeulted d Sth: anong the mountaius, shady lawns; roomsnewly | at ber residence, 901 Tet Bem, Othe heute tone my eee Cee more Jrsmar from —— to¥ pm.; with Ladies only ded tan® able, fres : Oper week. - — naa ny ssigacages en EAD AND BE WISE. Dit LLOTHERS. 106 B ST, Es . = betore mse and made owth that be is KOSPECT HILL PARK, OVERLOOKING i... a “Eales Mere," Pa.; elevation 2,500 feet. A ae es ee a, cure ip all camen of Urbiab MediciLe, oF Bo fon and advice tree at auy Lour of scribed aud sworn to Letore me by Dr. Jil BAMUEL ¢, MILLS, # Nowry Public ai Charming summer home’ for tatutlies; delightfully pure aud bracing air; ood society, good buatimy aud thing; Lo malaria; uo mosquitoes: no liquor well- ing’; no saloons, no rowdyiam. A few chotce villa and cottage sites for sale at $350 and upward. For tur- | District uf Conimbin Uuis Sd day of SUL 3S “fnebstme TYEER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Pat | 29 mune TYEE 3 3 1 - 5 rox - 2HAS NEVER BELEN CONTAADICTLD THAT LUE MT HOU: . WASHI UN CO, = Jr. BOT HEARS as the oldest-ostathisbed edvertis- & an oe pee Bow be hanced | ana Lauties’ Phy sic an) an thas city. Ladion pou cam : fetter 0: i N- | confidently coneu oTHh Gs, 7 DON, Carrollton Hotel, Baltimore, Ma. an | Permenar ottemion cha te ck aft KS Varticular attention paid to all discaves peculiar to dadies, 1 get ie AdzoeD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE ortwo of br. BROTHELS Invigorating Cordaal MP \WE WELDEN, ST. ALBANS, VI. An elexant house, luxuriously furnished, situated ou park front, 300 fect above the Lake Champlain val- ley and of house has lueht, stewm 1 Vator; cussize pertect, ried or siigle, Forty years experience, Toons, many ¥as and d electric Deliv: Otis’ sat WALTER b. JOMN Will ‘cure sus came ut Nervous Delality apd tose-of It imparts vigor ty the whole prem Jetta’ herve power. Male or Femalr, 906 Bat. sw — KOFESSIONAL MASSAG BE ROCKY POINT HOTEL, WACK BAY, ST. ALBAN Pimin beet ot aotion ech by anpdys VT. Open May E ent fishing, | ch st. gv0d boats wud experienced guides furnished. - WATE ul §OSGHNSON: Manager. JOUNTAIN AND BULB SYRINGES, sHROAT Atomiers, Air and Water Beds Cushions, v% Elastic Stockings and other Kubber Gvods tor the sick room. Catulowue fre GUODYEAR RUBBER ©O., 308 Gh st. uw, del Misc NEOUS. (orton SUMMER KESOKT OPEN JUNE 20. BM. ¢ DN, Proprietor, Kiver Springs Post Office, | _ MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager Price ae _ ae oa etd TENTION LADIPS!—M AIL STAMP FOR WLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, ON SALT WATERS OF toetrac ious for eniangtis your bust Sanches, Oye en ed gl Hy ed tia Kus Developer, abwolutely canratteed ue mintled fur tee 4 Tremout st. ae Whust rate ALEY BAZLAA! sate bathing; boating, ising aud crabs, Bitacbed to bouse: coud music; cuisive unsurpassed. For particulars address W. T. CRUMP, Proprietor, Dr. ANS, 1321 Fst. now, " IRGINIA HOUSE, CULPEPER, VA. Open for xuzumer boarders; pure air, fresh milk and abundance of ice, Mrs. KO HICK, Je Proprictress, Je FINANCIAL B.K. PLAIN, OREST GLEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE REC tion of guests. For terms, &c., apply to 14-3t? "PF. TENNEY & 00." Forest Glen, Ma. KEE Man, SUMMER RESORT will reopen June 16. Has w: aded lawn, fine moun- tain water, lot und cold baths, porticues, Bue scenery aud large rooms, Address JM BELL, JelG-im Hagerstown, Md. YEW HILL-TOP HOUSE, THOS. & LOVETT Prop., Harper's Ferry, W.Va. First-class table; Spring beds; Louse in full view from B. and U. Depot aud Island Park, Cards at Star office, “Terws $6 week, jes 1G SPRING—PRIVATE SUMMER RESORT near Martinsburg, W.Va. Open for cues: c i best city references, Mra, 1 B, SNOD Lock Box 142, Martiusvurg, W.Va, JOLEL CHAMPLAIN, ‘Three Miles South of Plattsburg, B. K. PLAIN & ©O, le BANKERS AND BROKERS, TEMPORARY OFFICES + ¢ «+ 810 FST. % BUY AND BELL STOCKS, BONDS AND PETROLEUM, GRALN AND PROVISIONS. Having our own Leased Wires euables ns to execute ‘with promptness and dispatch om the Exchanges 1q First Scason. New York and Chicage all orders intrusted to our carey ©. D, SELAVEY, Msnager, OPENS JUNE 18, 1890, WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION, aot rooms, plans, terms snd other information ad- m2i-1m ephonn | Tess as above. mia — = siete — — NO, W. OUKSON, dNO_W. MACARTNEY, IVER —— po RESO! 18 Ran. § J Meuber N. 2. Bick opel ip, pursuit of pleasure or 7 will nd st to their iuteres it to take 3 look before CORSON & MACARTNEY, o1ng elsewhere. Address Dr. RP. BLAKISTONE & GLOVER BUILDING, 1410 F 8' BON, Kiver Sprivgs, Md. Seem? = S + OODLAWN, ROCKVILLE, MD, WILL BE OPEN — A br pee ey Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections, ke., inquire at the Clarondon Hotel, Lath st und New | _ Reilroud cks apd Bonds, aud al secunter Fork'ave. Mra M.J-OULLEY, Proprietress. apsi-cim | © the Pachalies of New dork, Philadelphis, nates = 2 | and Kicltimore bought end sold. HE OAK GROVE HOUSE WILL REOPEN JUNE A specialty made of i vestivent securities, 20. Table well supplied with chicken and | Bouds aud ail Local Kailrvad, Ges, Lusurance foal vorctabien. Address. Sits. “LLLLN LICKEA, | e”houe Mtork & ‘a 9014, 16,2:1-30* HIGHLAND COUNTRY CLUB— 4 DE- tful resort; thirty minutes’ drive or ten miu- T Ligh! bes Uy 38 and 6, raliroad: the famous Spa water; leg | —— ron aud sulphur springs. houres furnished and F a: baru fitted; pas. bath, telephones; tenuis wad arch ser F areamebae anae Dowling alleya. ‘The beantital Chica, tie “NEWARK. 25. Nest sud rounds cat: be secured for teas, fetes, or other exter- Oa now mot = od S Scinennate. E=ttios Gomcing &. Prices g8o sud @100. \. very, substautial at at the yenient to the city, can es bi and fully 4 Dinners a apectalty.* sei-1ms be faeriors «pAb Sthigmeat of Lovell AMOND” BAI Ce Xyected, hore ASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL, soup to cate up with wut beck orders: mfr the peice Ww . cel has eve THE OSBORNE, High-crade Satetice we can show you the and Licht patterns of the AMERICAN RAMBLEK A delightful place of summer resort. Rooms clean, | $125 aud Side No better wheel mane, Awh any comfortable and cock, ‘Meals saintectory in versa: | Stzoend S139. No better, wheel made. Ask om spect, Worefer to present occupants, “A few more | “uid-sm isco J4thet ne. rooms cau. be rented. Terris: €20 per month for | — . 1. fable board and 10 ahd 813 per mouth for zoom. 1CYCLES— THE LADIES’ “GAZELLE” SAFETY, ‘Transients accommodated. Inquire at WAKKEN Price $50, now ready. Boys’ aud Girls’ Drop: CHOATE & CO.'s, 610 11th st. oF of the proprietors | iraule ‘baitiy,” gb, Lore merauittraime, Sater, Bt the Grove, The location is ogly 20 tiles distant | #32. All light tubular steel frame mackiwes with Aue on the Met. Branch HK and 0. K.K Twelve trains | justable cone beariuee to wheels and crank shatts—uo daily each way. Bea groves of trees, mineral Vy cast-iron oF gae-pipe framen. machines are springs, croquet and lawn tennis grounds and other | sil made bere aud are fully warren CKAWFORD & CO. 37-3. 1116 Kt, Ssurrs RIES, Mi MNCLING Wink Set it st. ni ae i clit’ Comberien inetioeronsiibh water mountain air; spring of Wateron the | GUA. STebp, 4 # OU CeLeBRATED Cu > a amore on | NATION DAKY BAPELIES, PSYCHUS. LEA 11 HIGH GRADE BOY» AND GIKLs’ BAPETIES. efor to Hon, Chae. B Roberts, Hou. Frank T. Shaw | Napuawiys 8: mM, Cor. Oth ancl H ste. Bowe, Address ICYCLE EXCHANGE, MASS. AVE. AND OTH 8T_ ‘Mra STEPHEN C. MAGRAW, B.w.; every kind of repair executed with ge12-60 Westminster, Ma. | ness; ordinary work doue im 10 hours; ‘OODLEY INN for aind delivered, venting.) FALALEK & 80) Ww (Formerly Washington =