Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1890, Page 7

° xe sartom tow e mane my haan, who prides himse!f on his tidy appearance, can carry #0 much hidden dirt. if the edge of my skirt looked as abominable os the tttom of hi trousers he'd fly in a rage. And all this nasti- Bess could be avoided if he would use Wolff's AGME Blacking on his Shoes, but he won't; and yet he says it is the finest Dressing in the world for his Harness. me menare just pig beaded, and John is one of them.”” PEARS’ SOAP is the MOST ELEGANT ATOILET SOAP IN THE wWoOnzuypd. Of alt Druggists, but beware of imita THE CREAT ENCLIGH REMEDY. Beecham’s Pills For Billous and Nervous Disorders, “Worth a Guinea a Box ”—but sold BY ALL DRUGCIsTS, Srmaw Martisos. We are offering the largest and most complete live of Straw Mattings ever shown in this city. The Btock comprises all the latest colorings and designs. ‘Those contemplating the purchase of Straw Mat- ‘ings should call and examine our stock. Frices all marked in plain figures ‘The following are a few of the special bargains: ‘CU Koils White and Check Matting at $3.50 fer Poll of 40 yards, 00 Rolls Fancy Matting at $4 per roll of 40 yards. 100 Rolls Extra-heavy Jointiess Matting at @10 per roll of 40 yards. 75 Rolls New Patterns Damask Matting, $12 per roll of 40 yards. We bave a complete assortment of Scotch Floor Linens of all widths Estimates for covering floors furnished free of chance, Itis just as mportant to cover your carpets as your furniture for the summer. KEEP OUT THE FLY. We haveall the best appliances for Wire Window and ‘Door Screens in the country. Bee ox Jc. Screen, which will fit any ordinary sized window. Seud for estimate for our Cabinet-made Screens and Doors. They arein many of the finest residences, LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURR ‘The largest assortment of sti and the best foree Of cutters and makers to be had. We cut, make and Surhieh materials for full size perior suites from €16 Uy aud guarantee a perfect Mt, FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS ETC. ce Our Refrigerators, See Uur Baby Carriages. F See Our Tricycles. + fre Our Cedar Chests, tee Our Camphor Chesta. See Our Hammock, * jur Tents, fro Our Hammock Support and Canopy. Bee Our Mosquito Canopies, W. B. MOSES & SONS. myid Cor. 11th and F sta aw. 1. Yoo Wor Bz Moony, guid the price 28 Grasty, city mppion Low Frice Furuitaré, and table Cu ery mien. mts tg reac's of the ro one, end every tae in ths house must be kere of vor, aud that will not ive 100 Ceuta for a dollar, Rich or poor, white ut Your trade No malter where sou ae hetth ue south, weer eveland or Hi eke,” hence we want yo trade. ple aux Xe prorose to trade with the sue vervous ail We feel our dependence upon the proj # sold elmewhere 6U to e are too far up town. “that ie You come abd see ‘as, to hoop Ueko api auen GRASTY, The Pusher, wav Gun Ger Tur Brsz 1HE CONCORD HARNESS 1610-12 7th stow LUTZ & BRO, Tan Tosines Bless Baie COMPANY, 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass. WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1333 F ST. epl7-tu @F “Onward and upward” is the motto of Tre Evesixo Stan. Onward in its extending influence, upward in its circulation and adver- tising business, The increase is a steady, healthful o1 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES. = The Commencement Exercises at Lincoln Hall Last Night, A LARGE GATHERING—ADDRESSES BY COMMIS- SIONER DOUGLASS, REPRESENTATIVE BRECKIN- RIDGE, DR. HAMLIN AND OTHERS—THE CLOSING SCENE OF THE PUBLic SCHOOL YEAR, “Age Quod Agis." Do what you do—and do it weil, is the watchword and motto of the class of ‘%Mof the High School. It isa first-rate motto for a class and when in years to come the members of the class hold their annual re- unions it will probably be found that many of them have lived up to it ax successfully as hu- man nature will allow. At any rate, they have started ont in the right way; they have done what they have done aud they have done it well, and now, after three years of steady and satisfactory work at the High School, they held their commencement last night and are now members of the general community and not in the ranks of those who are preparing for life. Over the stage at Lincoln Hall last night was along floral scroll with the words of the class motto worked out vpon it in pale yellow flowe: while from it hung a huge star “with the cla: numerais—'9—in large figures, It is hardly necessary to say that the commencement was & success. It was more, When a class of 281 popular young people of the city appear in public to receive their diplomas that testify to their years of honest, faithful labor it is an eveng of considerable importance, and natur- ally attracts a good deal of attention, Such was the case last night. By 8 o'clock Lincoln Hall was packed from the footlights to the gallery, overy seat was taken, many were standing in all parts of the house, and it is more than likely that there were many who were unable to get within the doors at all, THE SCENE ON THE STAGE. The Marine Band was stationed down in front of the stage and from that vantage ground pleased the audience with a number of popular selections played as only the Marine Band ean, A little after 8 the curtain rose and exposed an interesting spectacle. Ranged in a semi-circle around the stage were eight tiers of seats and on these were seated the members of the grad- g class, the young women all clad in amty white gowns, while many of the young men wore the regulation cadet uniform, In front was a small reading desk and chairs for the speakers of the evening. Commissiouiers Hine and Robert, Dr. Mays. se H. ©. Spencer, Mr. Powell, supermtendent of public schools; Dr. Lane, principal of the High School, and Miss Lathe, vice principal, also were provided with seats of honor, THE EXERCISES, Rev. Dr. Shippen opened the exercises of the evening with an invocation, in which he re- turned thanks for the blessings of education and of free schools and for the faithfulaess of those interested in the instruction of the youth of the lund. Commissioner Douglass presided for the evening and followed with a pleasant little speech of welcome to the audi- ence.and of congratulation and good wishes for the pupils, ,In his remarks he referred at some length to the growth of the publis school sys- tem in the District and told what had been and what those interested in education here still — todo. aid a handsome tribute to the board of school trustees for, thelr eflct iency, and especi- ally to the enterprise and energy of Superin- tendent Powell. After each speaker had finished there was music, nnd then Commissioner Douglass would introduce the next speaker, THE VALEDICTORIAN. Mr. C.8. Albert. a member of the class, de- livered the valedictory, and he did it well, too, His oration wasa well thought out effort, not florid, and free from any signs of bombast. It was a clear, pleasant expression of pyoane undergraduate’s thoughts and impressions an deserved the enthusiastic applause it called forth. He was followed by Mr. Jno. W. Ross, resident of the board of schocl trustees, and | ion. W. C. P. Breckinridge. As each speaker finished one of the prettiest young women in | the class stepped forward and presented him | with a magnificent bunch of roses tied with long ribbons, a present from the class. Dr. 'f. 8. Hamlin made one of his charucteris- tie addresses to the graduating class, after which the diplomas were distributed to the graduates, A list of their names has already appeared in Tae Stan. The distribution of diplomas closed the evening's exercises, and the commencement. the culminating point of the students’ student ho ‘was over. BAYARD’S SILV eR V EWs. The Ex-Secretary_ “of State Predicts a Dire Calamity. Thomas F. Bayard, ex-Secretary of State. in a talk with a reporter at Baltimore yesterday, said that the people of his state were an honest, hard-working class, in whose good judgment and sound sense he had the utmost contidence and he did not think anything would stand in the way of continued democratic success in Delaware. He had not descended, he added, to factional politics and could give no informa- tion on that point. It is too early, he said, to discuss national politics with the view of naming candidates and the most important thing naturally today was the dire calamity with which the country was threatened by sad- dling it with a silver basis, as was indicated by the vote taken in the Senate Tuesday. ———#ee BAYSE VISITS P 'TSBURG. ‘| The Cougressman’s Object Supposed to * be the Helping of Col. Stone. Congreseman Thomas M. Bayne was in Pitts- burg yesterday. He hada chat with Col, Win. A. Stone, Heuith Officer Bradley and other Allegheny politicians, The general supposition was that Col. Bayne went ou from Washington to solidify his friends for Col. Stone, and the opposition was closely watching every movi ment. The colonel himself told a reporter that he was on private business, He repeated the statement that he was out of politics and positively declined to answer questions about the muddle in the twonty-third congressional district. Col. Bayne explained the Senate’ glass and metal schedule of the tai the fact thatthe Senators did arguments used before the republican members of the ways and means committee. Col. Bayne said the free silver coinage bill would have a hard time passing the House, and if it was passed it was plainly the President's duty to veto it. cut in the see Panzor Cans to Deer Park axp Oaxraxp,— | Commencing Saturday, June 21, the B, & 0. | BR. R. will attaeh » Pullman buffet parlor car to the Chicago vestibuled limited express leaving Camden Station 10:20 a.m.. Washington 11:30 | a.m., arriving at Deer Park 5:35 p.m., Mountain | Lake Park 5:40 p.m., Oakland 5:45 p.m. Re- turning the car will ed on the Chicago vestibuled limited expreen leaving Grafton 8:30 a.m, and Deer Park at 10:30 a.m., geting | in Washington 4:10 p.m., Baltimore 5:20 p.m. power danr~ n Winding Up the Jay Cooke Estate. ‘The sale of the remaining assets of the Jay Cooke & Co. estate was begun at auction in at | Philndeiphia yesterday. They consisted chiefly of western lands. Large tracts in North Da- kota were sold in lote of from 320 to 640 acres each. They brought from $550 to $1,175, or about @2 peracre. The principal purchasers were Felton Taggart, the Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust Company, Wm. F. Graves Minn., and E. C. Foster of Washing- ‘sale will be continued today, bonds, stocks, ev pi mmber of mortg: coupons and judgments will ut up at auc- tion. is at 090, 000 was realized yesterday. COO ree Suddenly a Millionaire. Col. BR. Bruce Ricketts, who is one of the candidates mentioned for the Pennsylvania democratic gubernatorial nomination, is the happiest man in Wilkesbarre, He has just dis- posed of his immense tracts of woodland to an fe pemeprser oe Forty thousand acres in all were transferred. The price paid was $28 acre. The colonel Ay nosey ‘8 millionaire, chased the laud says he will not Seranton ‘Lontonte ra TTY ia o ltr THE STRONGEST NATURAL LITHIA SPRING WATER KNOWN, AN ABSOLUTE SPECIFIC FOR GOUT, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, GRAVEL, AND ALL KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, Indorsed and prescribed by the most Emivent Physicians throughout the United States, with the most fiatering results, as shown by hundreds of voluntary testimonials from those who received immediate relief and have been completely cured by using Nature's own remedy. For sale by ALL DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND MINERAL WATER DEALERS. my3-f,3m —7—_—_- Xn” nL, SUMMER RESORTS. ____ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. TEANTIC CITY CORTAGES AND BOARDING rable locations to letor for sale. SPeRANBe RUE itu, Weal Estate, isla Atlantic ave., Atlantic City, N.J. 6-6t TLANTIC CITY, N. T OR Gee AA, Herele, Cottaxes ‘and Bath F Houses ett rraie in all rts’ of i and for Atlant! Land Co” ISRAEL G. ADAMS & COs Keal Katat te Agta, Real Estate and Law Building. eee RESORTS. ff SPRINGS AND “BATHS. “ALRoHASY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA—The most AX water known. Tndorsed by Vis comtized as the the medical societ; leading wate! brass and eraph and express Je2-6w EDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS Allegheny Mountains; scevery unsurpassed. ien altiendet evel nushte: no malaria Gor Bor Monguitoes, ry e has Oa 9 yw om Se SE woeral Manager, D, PA. enlarged, Trio, c, Manager. Beer ‘SPRINGS HOTEL WILL OPEN JUNE 15. UNDER NEW PROPRIETOR AND MANAGEMENT. The hotel bas 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 s specific for rheumatism and cutaneous affections for more than 100 years. The Baltimore and Obio Railroad turnishes trane- Tortation a: reduced rates direct to the springs. Only Three Hours from Washington. No Staging. Four Trains Daily. CUISINE A SPECIALTY, Orchestra from Conservatory of Music, Boston, gaged from July Ist. For circulars and information apply at the Ebbitt ‘House or to HL. HALL, Proprietor, Berkeley Springs, W.Va, eY SPRINGS, W. VA—S7. CHAKLES Hotel (in close siunfty to the Celebrated Batty ving been Corp etel refurnished, is now open for the reception of ¢ For further infor ation ad- reas as al ARLE P. JA\ my Owners and Proprietors, _ Ocean view; perfect AeaUY 7 ienian wate ww; perfect draini aes iow: Perfect drainage; artesian water: come mn _ sorta BPAY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CIE, NT. ‘Arkansas ave. ho ocean;’ newly refitted lange pluzzas and ii gardens; terms low. "BO, Box 207, Je9-e0%) JAMES BRADY. Coane Al ATLANTIC CITY, Will open June 28, = Location unsurpassed. facing Inlet and Ocean, Superior Table. i Accommodates 500 Gu For circulars and terms addreas, i PATIENTS AND GUESTS, Write for prospectus. Q.4O ATLANTIC CITY, ‘This season and stop at 1 11- HO’ ar. VeRwe a bene stop ¢ Well-known HOTEL oeean rooms, dares masta Tent egisine, €8 10814 per week; 1.50 day. ‘No finer Louse cnths inland ai these Pate, for cut of house and particulars. JAMES 8. MOON, to 8% ver Send “n15-5m, = Fytros HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, Nadu NOW OPE LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. _ m8-4m Ho™- ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N.Jq NOW OPEN under new managem HAMM & KROPP. ATLANTIC cry, “lass, _my26-1m OUTEL BRUNSWICK New, modern, firs eon New York and U-din OTEL CH ‘TWOuD) Pacific ave, Caan ino Atlantic City, N. Iehed nd first-class; stew! 8’ walk from ‘beach. e Now open. Mra. ANNIEGHUB! H° kL © ee A’ ee CITry, N.. Enlarged and Virginie ‘aver pear the ocean, _my10-310 = COL. JOHN M, CLARE. OTEL EMERSO 30 anaes | “my'10-d im | ic City, N South Carolina ave. tear t my24-2m. SAMUELS. ROLES [OTEL GIL end of © underdrained, m27 33m idctrie belts ‘X. M. OPPENHEIMER. Orel. Paciti Accommodation, imodeled tnd refurnisbed. Lawn Toquet grounds, ‘Transient rates lu LK. THO! OTEL Ranginetcn: ATLANTIC Crt outh Missouri ave., near aeading TKulrond at Beach. “Kuropeat and American pi ©. & p UEL AG auoxse. apt sm) Wrongetr t sorporEe STICKNEY,” ATLANTIC CITY R Kentucky ave. aud, Beach: new pense: oy convenience; fine yew: 62 ¢ $8 to $14 por work.” one Ain Ne cloes ¢9 beach; ocean fronts HUTTON & LAHEY, #8, and Atlantic aves, Seeicaved for the year by M. C. ANDKEWS, NEAR OHTO | per day, $8 to $14 pam- Y HOTEL AL ave., Atlantic City, 8 per week; no hiner house pater, wath cut of botel, dis &e DE. re to 82 p these rates. Bend for Scuaurnnies HOT rH stlenHe Sir. now Slement Weather by porta ERT GARDEN, in: yen. Protected from je roof: mine frou 10 tol a1 Jel+-2m gmeees, ttached, SCHERCHT & MERE Proprietors, Ocean End Kentucky Avenue, Atlantic ©, Address Mra. M.T. SOUTHALL. 31. CHARLES, Ss tie City, N. = Oc an and Delaware aves: 1 50: ™ AMES TON. ATLANTIC UIT’ ‘Qcean End Ate higan ores | e oper | toegied. _ m6. Kites STOKES, Proprietor. pyuE anGYLE- ae END OF CONNECTICUT ave., Atlantic City, NJ. Sow open. Full View of ocean. 8, W. FERGUSO! ipae CHALEOR ‘B, ATLANTIC CITY, Ned ‘On the beach, North Carolina ave, Unobstructed ocean view. falt water bathe in the house, Elevator, ow open. _ ism HE COLONNADE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Opens J Washington Patronage olletted. Popular Rate Per week—#14 1st floor, $12.50 2 floor, $10 3d floor, ‘The house renovated in every department, New Dining Room, Kitchen and Office. ‘New Carpets, Matting and Beds, UNDER WASHINGTON Je19-1m 5 JOSEPH B. BORTON, Proprietor _ pu FLOKIDA, Pacific ave. near Tenn. ave. Now open. Sioa heat throughout Sa 1 my 1PYUE KENDERTON, ATLANTIC ¢ F- Tenfessee beac! TY, NJ, avenue hear h. Now “open. dew Tra FP gE Laxspace Now open. Under new wei mn ‘A. CANFIELD. uses and Missouri aver. Keturnish Under new mauage- tly eularsed. aaa MRS. J. F NEALL. Horth Carolina ave,, near the beach, Atlantic City, Ate MINNEGU a ATLAS NTC city, x, EM mci Everything fret-ciass. Write on Co HE Pity, QERAN END NEW YOR! AYE Atlnutie Cit; cation nusury oumhly heat 1 Bhectthe lights; now ope: my 24-1 m* Mrw. Mes HUBBALL. pe RAYMOND, | VIRGINIA AVE., ATLANTIC iy ue: tod. imps.: full ovean view. Mra, rn REV ANG, Trop: inanager, Woub, bg = + wah donaba: ileox, 190° OL. ™ READE, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Pacific above New Jersey ney OTe, ‘UVORREES, AND KENTUC oKY roach aq RICHMOND, | OCEA: uve., Atlantic Oity, N. J. Ne electric be! team heat; HE UNITED STATES HOTEL, ete curr, x N.J. grew stele couse my ADT =— ao rie. iE LACTORIA, ATLANTI Ho cry. te {1 i remodeled, thor mony Pas PARKA NJ. mag A on ABs nous 2 laating Hotel in the June 28, Singrae oud Taforigationof A SHAT EA el Sawlm gre k, SBURY PARK, N. J.—THE Res ALL rnodern improvementa: 1 peoity. — For partici AS RY PARK-THE GUERN tbs EY ave. Deligittuy tocated. Near bosch lakes am pavilion. 5 Gas Signe tay out. Woven wire 51 ‘Excel- lens table, ‘Tennis boskin ae. eden ‘Mod- rices. Fifth een oa LL | beac A GOMARK, KENTUCKY AVE ABOVE | OPEL OCEANIC ARNG at CITY, N.J. WILL OPEN JUNE For circulars and information, address WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt. Cressou, Cambria county, Pa SULPHUK AND © iybeate Springs. The sbove well-known mountain Tesort. having been re-turuished and much improved, is now reads forthe reception of wuests., Pure wir, ure water, bo malaria, uo mosquitves, boatiux, tah new management. Terms moderste. send for Doubling Gap Springs. ,Opepe June 2 E. C. BOICK, Proprietor. SG NEW JERSEY, NEPTUNE HOUSE, Directly on ocean front Now open. The best water sanitary improvements, _Je9-1in OTEL ¢ COLUMBIA, BELMAR, Will open for Biba the I last week in Juno. For particulars, terms, &., address FRED. E, FOSTER, Je2-1m. 13th ih senso. ore, TAFATETT , CAPE MAY, N. J. Near the President’s summer bom ach in the world. Immediately opposi iron pier. Owned by dations tor 30U guests. ine management. Accommo- __SAMES & STEFFNER TEL, CAPE MAY, N.J. REMODEL AND FURNISHED. Cuisine and we Te of the Highest re + DIRECTLY OP- Posite the hot and cold water sea, baths; location iments, cuisine first-class, CnELen Je14-2m NEAR Sas “STATION, aud post office, Cape May, NJ. Elezant mat room: first-class cuisine? las. jel4-Im Min Te BROOKS, NVHE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N.d, Open June 14.” Directly on the Beach, Location unsurpassed, JHE DEVO: HE SCARBORO HOT EL, Lou Bratch, .¥.3 a:this clegant house “enlarged. decorated and_newly omely furvished throughout—will oj a an ians family hotel June 21 ai ptember All appomtments of pet ar standard; a select orchestra engaged: oven-air aud restaurant ale jadies sud weutlemen, and many improve- hients havo been introduced. Rates, 83 tv 65 por day. Rooms engaged at Hotel Royal or Searboro Sul sundays RICHAUD | MEARES, proprietor, Searboro, Long Branch; as N. obr 15. AD miwodations re ointments first clase, cea the beat, A iste $50. Will open May ret-class. Near the beac “Dr. de WILBO: m31-1m* SPRAY VIEW Hi Directly on the beach, Gomer of Ocean, Spray aud ea View Grove, N JOSEPH WHITE, Proprieto SS | Spank HOUSE—SEA GinT, N. on Ocean Front; woods in I modern tiuprovements: year, THOMAS DEVLIN, Prep. OTEL ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE, » beach. First-class throuzhot improvementa: Arti it improvement D water. 30t 2s my24- HE CARLETON, m: J. Directly ut. Modern RICHARDSO} Pben from Sune 1 to Uctober. se K, LETCHWORTH. _ __SEA-SIDE— NEW = pe ACADIAN, CASTINE, ME. Charmingly situated: unexcelled water view; spacious grounds; exceilent opportunities for boating. driving and fishing. Open Jnne 23. Rates $2.50 day; 810 to $15 a week, E. P. WALKER & CO., pro- prietors; W. A. ker, Manager; H. L. Banks, late of Adams House, Bostou, Steward, n30-¢02m ‘ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, _ rederick County, Vincit ill be open iat of Ju ° ‘ten minutest eeaso) drive from the E.R. station overs splendid road tv Lotel, and ice in the greatest abundance, yathered from my pond. For medical and other “HSS send for pain- P NTEREY SPHING: Suminit of the Blue Midge Montains, 1, 5001 feet t above se sea level. The hotel is thoroughly furnished with the modern conveniences, and for its natural advantages is unsur- Entirely free from malar For cisculars and verans address M.A, MUILNOR, Pro H. LNOR, Manager. Biue Ridge Summit, Penna, Circulars at Star ofhee, Ofropesstor._ 3. 241m. hours’ ride from Washington. WILL OPEN JUNE 21. lars Rese SPRINGS, N.Y. HOTEL EARLINGTON. FRONTING THE PARK AND NEW BATHING PAVILION, OPENS JUNE 25. THIRD SEASON. adiot, information, illustrated pamphlet, diurrams, idrean EUGEN. BARLE, owner sud proprietor, wa Ca CASIIDGE Sth ave. and 33d st., New York, ™,W. HE Patent ROCKBRIDGE ae Springs, endorsed by the Med cal Socie‘y of ra a well os by othe’ medical suthoritice of the Uuited States aud Lurupeare uuw open tue year round. acity, 1,300; rates, #30 to #70 ber month, accord: ere to location of room a! length of elevation, 2,000 feet. Pamphieta at Chesapeake andOhio ticket office or by addressing the undersigned, _Halizo throuuzh to the sprin |. PEYTON, Man- ‘aging Director, form: riy Ser meek 2 rears) managing es of the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN, NEAR W ER, VA. it six hours from Ws will be Party pibaY, June 19. non and mt _— “For te: gota sun i HE SHENANDOAH J ALUM SPRINGS, VA, under new management, in vastly improved and rouxhly refurnished. Six varieties of mineral waters. Now open for gueste until Oct. Ist. For terms apply to J. H. FLEMING, COUNTRY BOARD. Bath AA PINE HEALTHY LocaTION Lange | fine room oupds sree ; ye20-3t° fret. table; 2 fe BR sit Alexandria, Va. WILL Ha’ ik AIRY ROOMS re | Ra Ad Mansion for July aud August ;TON HEL Cay Walnut Hal Pan raet anal wn, ‘mn bad weather. Je19. se2oraee TWO ROOMS VACANT fresh ees, chickrne and mile. tennis: carriage to mm atation Post ofice wldr ws Branchville. "Ma uy 1p : Are rir COUNTRY. BOARDERS CAN BE ACoOM- ihe and Gshing shade: tees be: Ad. dress Mrs. cae ALL, St. Michaels, Md, jol%.3t* A LANGE COMFORTABLE HOUSE, BEAUTIFUL at ood w: four miles fa, Hand D. eh: dail ail, Address COMBS, Waterfall, Prince William co., pol:rooms, extensive ns, Firet-class table. ‘LER, A. M., Principal. ED = 4 Few ADULT BOARDERS AT Wt “Beliey vue F ie ou Met. Branch | station on vidvess Mrs 3. Ee BUCK, giney. Sontsomers Cone Mas 3019. OCUST LAWN SUMMER BOARDING Hol oven May 28; trait milk, &c. in profusion Noeurpamed: very wy P al ere, Bosda, Md, OR RENT FOR SUMMER MONTHS, BRICK House, seven rooms, nicely shed.” with or without board: beautiful sieptnn | Soe selene and ghaizbease woe within 50 ; one mile from «134 from Cleariroc Dice village; ay "Address. poss C. 3 JEEP ER: BOR, Brucctown, Frederick ©o., Jel 8-6 OOD BOAKD, WITH Ret “AiR ROOMS, 40 miles from Washington, on Virginia Midland K. 1. ; Dost, telegraph and expross office: healthy location; ire. K BOORMAN, Catletse ste Fauquier Co., Va. GROVE, 3 MINUTES wale FROM rg Station; elegant rooms and accom- milk, shade abd ood water, terms mod- Mrs. £4. COOPER, on premises, RX HOUSE, VA, ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK river; fine Behind, crabbing ‘and salt water bath- jae end row boats free For particulars appl, nae arbi! r table ROSPECT HILL BF, FULLY SITUATED in the Mountains of Virginia, Shade, Frait Spring ter, Plano, Fine Saddle Hi rEW BOARDERS | GET EXCELL commodations ‘near MBayerstown , large roor near station; terms mode: ply to Mrs. KAYLOR, c col., of St, James, SoeEe BOARD AT “SUNNY SIDE.” Address ‘cool water. T. HARRISON, w* Shenandoah Junction, Jeftermon Co. EASONABLE BOARD NEAR JORDAN prinzs: convenient to depot and post office; modations fof horses and carriages. For terins Mra. X. B. WASHINGTON, Stephenson's boot Frederick Co. Va. Jell-im* PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RECEIVE A FEW Guests for the summer: hich. Lealthy location, way between Wi ton apd more mt Teuts’ homelike and comfortable- conveyance to station morning aud evening. Address Box 4, Laurel, Md. jew" List BRICK HOUSE, RHADY LAWN. FRUIT and fresh vegetables; “abundance of milk and two miles — Aiea K, Alexandna, Va, PY rime moderate: _my 10-2" OMMODATIONS FOR THIRTY, BOARDERS Awe the De Laude: mile frou Boyds on, Metropolitan Branch Baltine a ites Healthy location, large lawa, spring Pri for, Terms €20 per month. EC Lavben Boyds Station, Md. etd OARDING R THE MOUNTAINS, "aTOnE house; double porches: plenty of shade, ‘all kinds fruit board. mulk, vewetables; to. Harper J. ! Mechanicsville, Loudoun county, Va mi$0-eo1m GON'T SEND FAMILY 1O SUBURBAN BOARD- ng House. | Same terms st Mountain Lake #ark; te DE on top Alleghanies: right on B. and 0. railroad, be- tween Deer Park aud Oak! \elike : inexpensive, orchestra; tennis: Circulars ¥ coll Vis, Mountait Lake Pack, Md. AWN COTTAGE, HALF MILE FROM BOYD'S Station; airy abd shade; (pleasant home for, the terms mu te. “fidrese Mr. T. er: BURDEITE, Burdette CHa, COUNTRY BOARD FOR FAMILIES OR Individuals, Especially Boys, at Lebanon, twenty- five nuiles by river oF rail frou Washington. brick » lazge rooms, shady lawn, comfort and health, ret L. WHITE, 034 Louisiana ave. 1. m24-1mé (IGH VIEW HOUSE OPEN JUNE 1. LARGE AIRY rooms, bat! lawn, abundance of idress omiFhoe BOOKS AND = NERY LI yy, improvements and most delight fal pool on the continent; Kot eng. ald Sulphur Spout Baths ranging: from 70 to ‘120 de- specific for Gout, Rueumstism, Seraticn and Eindrea diseases. Infailible remedy for Dyspepsia, 1@ Usual amusement; Fine joo Band, _ 309-1 THOs. J. GLOVER, Manager. TW HiTE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA. GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL AND COTTAGES NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Elevation 2,000 feet above the level of the sea, superior cuisine; assed summer aig ate. Accommodations SPRING LAKE, NEW Peas feyelata ‘splendid railroad service Elegant vest. m22-1m_ es a Fer SL gee 5 os Ea acai at SPA TICKET ILBURTON-BY-TH. ol es he SPRING LAKE, N.J, uperiutendent, Ww! NDBOR | SULPH rR aSERINGS 80 MILES from Washingtou, W. Mi «12000 feet above ioreeadetsbles, lang alg ect f ¢ builds ireu ave” Address A.M. JELLY, IN iN THE M MO NTAINS ‘OUNTAIN, VIEW HOUSE, ne THE ALLE- henies ; t el vation: seb airy rooms: fear: saddle aud dri wling alley: founde: Tessoushle ‘rete ‘Address JOHN ie LANTZ, Aurora, W Va. Je6-1m* Cx LL MOUNTAIN GLENWOOD HOTEL. DMtedueed! prices Yor “aide June. Healthy and best table in mountains, All kinds of amusements, . BRAMSON, Catekill, Send for circular. aw) 2-2m. COSTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, R.L, WILL OPEN JULY 1, my22-2m T= WENTWORTR, CLARK N SCOFIELD, Manager. NEWCASTLE, N.HL Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes Gistapt, 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 D's ‘T STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HARBOR EW YORK MAINE AND NEW BRUNBWIC! EAMSHIP ibe Foe ‘LY HRT. cl CLASS STEAMER WIN- jeuyes eves a mys f DIREC? tor PAN HARBOR eANTPORS | teauier LUCY P. MILLER leaves every Tuesday at noon for Kocklan pmockport Belfast, Buc Bucksport and gor. Connections jortherd Eastern Maite and the Provinces, » a spre ays wrt | f he inost convenient and enjoyable route ELLO, ND GRAND IOOSEHEAD Ls and ail resorte im Excursion tickets. Goce Fanee, bteamers leave Fay over pit Helse Lane. "Broight received aaily'on cove i licen te can be pure! at Low's xchanye, O47 For further information Be Meera F. H. SMITH & Ci neral my28-eo3m Ty Wile te, jon: 2:2, New York. oe ee eh AY Ripe, HOTEL, BAY KIDG! B Orne ‘OPENS Le ES Location unsurpansoa. class. accommods= tions ek rates, @2 t0” @3 ‘per day." Weekly rates 022 au TP Laat MERIOK: Wal my28toau20 la. n= | CORRS i ISLAND, en eine Tag ene dstions; new baibiiians 0 finest peach and su formation 4 bi pie BEACH HOTEL,ON ‘Lower Potomac. —Fai ope bathing: boating, | F ae Cola L eee ye ° BALE_A AIX.3 i et, Spe Sea ee Office 12th ot. and ree pS BRACH COT1AGE—BUAKD UI Kiver Front for Gentlemea. Apply to J. A. “pik 201 M st. s.w. Jel ot roche Cort a ce ge aah un. somaneete pee | 2. 7 vaeae? are OVERS Prop. ec to! ee zal ea EE | ri | | la | | 5 : ul oud az et eter re Htel* 2 s i # : ia i j KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, hn from May] to November, W. A. BRODHEAD & SONS, wate GAP HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap, Pa. ‘Now open. Je2-3m L. W. BROADHEAD. HOEGE COTTAGE, DEER PARK, MD., EN FOR GUESTS. uAbpointents and attendance first-class. For par- address Mrs. E. OVERMAN. bot ae TAIN CORTAGE, DEER PARK, xD: Among the Allegheny mountains, 000 { tide water; reduced rates for families, sti RNS. | de3-1m* MERE, PA. ON TOP THE ALLEGHANY tains.—Pure air, full of tonic; water; no Isira or mosquitoes; boating on aud bathing in the rambles through natural forests; tennis and other waives; table aud service of the first order. Circulars eos Hotel Eagles Mere. INGHAM & BREED. Lm? and upward, For tur- # RUTHERFORD. 1 1307 F st. ic AY peluge aid five malice fra ae moun iaine of View will be gen a ‘ten reception of guests June 15. Terme: is are address Mrs. 8. "s. OnE dork a oy county VQ ANTHONY HAL CAMP “HiIl Waners A iimited ‘mami bes Fecal 3 ref terms. enti HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. V Fees, Will open June tha imountaluee sec ea fe lawns; rooms newly an rated; Pree table; freal tl milk; arma soe per week, excelien m1¥-3m Liviz WORNISHED COTTAGE, St; tau trais aie ‘Mountain ‘Lake rage cite ron Cc w. Be win st. LW. weio-3t LU; USE, W. a toy 8 j T, “Tesvatzns, MILLER, STATIONER, 539 15th st., Invites your inspection of his LEADER No 1, con- sisting of 1 FOUNTAIN PEN (14-k. gold) with Filler, 1 BOTTLE FLUID WRITING INK, 2 POUND OF FINE WRITING PAPER, 50 ENVELOPES TO MATCH, FOR 61.45, ‘This bargain holds good until further notice. Cail and be assured of the genuine good quality of the articles mentioned. id-endw MILLER’S, 539 15th st. PIANOS AND ORGANS, | RAKAUEK BROS. USE BEST MATERIALS on their Pianos, cmploy, vest artisans and do Vise Perso! ‘Resul Instruments, KUHS, Sole Agents 120 Orkans. ju peri Pot Barsett ye HET & DAVIS PIANO AG. bbe closed dune 28 and <cy WIE. t. 1 witha superb stock of pian: pe reopel es Te Laie Issravmesrs, DECKER BROS. WEBER FISCHER ESTEY IVERS & POND ESTEY ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS, MODERATE PRICES, EASY TERMS. Old instruments be Gid, instruments taken in part payment, Tuning ‘Telephone 62% PIANOS, BANDERS 5, #, STATMAR, reet northwest, 23 N. charles - Baltimore, Md 2217 Main st, Kichmond, V no ¥ chmen) a trrr FRE EE pre 8s @urability. Lpnght m FF pig | EDUCATIONAL. | RS KLAN y formation addrens D SCHOOL POR GIRLS, SANDY , Montromery coumty reopens a peta 4 health of the scholars, For ctreulare A;M, (iale 318-2 MERRY c mnie « pring, vigor x ae oF 1A. EC iURES cnine weekly? Lewin Toth July. T8V0. and end 10%h opteniber careular apply (i. 0, Universigy of Ya te HN B. MINO! 24-2bw,2)10.2a42w Prof Com. and <T HOLLY (x4), ACADEMY FOR ‘pore, Near Failedeiphie Healthf Heiptal | EXueatc Format eter. ERG AME iat aud Buniuowe | he . WALRAD? "Chalet. Principal | AMHERST SUMMER SCHOOL OF LANGUAGER, Mathematics and Phys tence, Literature, == rel = fourteenth sewsion at Amb yy oliege Ji J August 8. For program adare = we vodled i Prot W, L. MONTAGUE, cote Amerst, Masa, WARTHMORE COLLEGE, SWARUEMORE, Pa. as tmaely _——_ t m of ¢ or Preparing tor College FPranches i ia = Francs, Berlin ~h_4 a And “London, bag ‘Ale Suinmer School im Asbury Park” weSteReath, PUR) EMORY AND Lapis ‘College —Fifty-first year rare educ fasciitis. Terus moderate. Hig! | heating, gas. fire escapes, Th e143 Preside’ UTOK PNGLISH GRADUATED DESIRES charge of one oF more pupils anor wall travel og buted tote indies tia. ight rf cen, W.S. S, Box Lt ville: Ma yet GUARANTEE To TEACH ANY Crayon Portrait in Fift kuowledye of drawing ne holar’s residence or studio, J Ds, delat hat COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 92 3 Pa. Open for su vanced course, pau late New England ( ONE To = ra Lessons. No 8. uke er drawn, jel0-2w oF LANGUAGES, OF COMBEEKCE, Post office, ay aud evi Mok, LESSONS \cluef stenographer late Pam. rent), Sun Building u Cons + Shorthaud and 1) pew riting dope, KEK, DMAVATE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Dot Wiestadem, MAMIE RHEL. val Pupils received for the first year. Pani ore: Free svanteves. 0 BBL LAN KIVATE FRENCH LESSONS. Classical and Modern Languages. Prot. H. LAKKOQU my-16-3m* Of Sorbonne, Paris, 6 CIVIL-SEKVICE EXAMINATION, Duccesstul preparation, full suformation fourteen years’ experience. AM. tvy Iusti- tute aw cor. Sth a ‘ap 223m N ISB BALCH'S CIVIL SEKVICE é inst 20th st. aw Tupile prepared for ail Specie Lessous Hiuchest referentes Nee’ oun sstrrure tor Consus Buresa, ‘apn ve. (Highland Terraces, “Tath Street circle. €21-6m. Mr and Mra. WM. D. CABELL. Principal, SPENCEKIAN BUBINESS COLLEGE, eR ool of Buriuess aud Counting House Behool of Practical English, — School of Shorthand and Typewriti Behool of why and Piectrical Science, manship. School of =penceria Feu of Mechauicel snd Architectural Drawing 7 uucht sessions i or send for _Linwtrated ca BENIN C SPENCE SPENCEK, Vice Principal, 5 B. © PAN & co. e BAN RS AND BROKERS, 1335 F STREET NORTHWEST, BUY AND SELL STOCKS, BONDS AND PETROLEUM, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, ‘Having our own Leased Wires enables us to execute With promptness and dispatch on the Exchanges im New York and Chicago all orders intrusted toour care. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. m27-1m Telephone, 545. _ NO. W. CONBON. Oy MACAMINEY, J BU oN —_ CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER a SUED, 1419 F 8ST. Nw. ere and dealers in Goverument Bonéa nauiroud A =a penge tome, ‘sud all eecurities Hated stocks an ecu ot New York, Puiladelpiis, Boston Aa and sold. A made of mvestment securities. District Bonds aud ef! Local itallroed. Gas, Insurance and ‘elt epbone Stock deait in ‘Ainerica Bell I clephone Stock boughtand sold. Jy 18 SS——_——_——_—_—A_C—_—_—E—_—~_—_ __ LADIES GOODS. 7 ADIES WISHING THEIR FINE LACES DONE L = ‘Up in first-class French -™ a esses, Lace Curtains & Feem tala MADAME VALOR! is Sa et 1 Uhet now. ets: FRONTS! Always in order by plain, at MLLE. M. J. PRANDI'S, 1329 F st_n.w. (Mrs. Harrison’, nBpecial attention, Er eae ‘ART, {. Pianos for rent, c " inished i ——— SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A large assortment comprising simost every, well-known make in the gounry, a will be out at 4 low figures. is fon Eas ‘TED SLAIRYOX. seventh foter. born 4-3 caul, has =| Eoatocay dates: "Dusty tal to Soe" thie 20, 910 F st nw. m2: iB ONLY WO! ME. DREAMER, Astrologer in the city. lif hours Sam to Ope On Sunday irom 10am to Pm 41035 9th ow, etary Mitn thse nee ae pee OPEL, GATE BURG, MD., 550 eee Hours, 9 3.m, t08:30p.m, Scndays2to Spm, Sittings, 50c, Pariors, 503 12th st. nw. ml7-60* BICYCLES. Beer ier coat — BON. Cre Sooner nts NEWARK a2). Test and ER aes Pe DYEING, BcOU RING AND DE rtd ING EBTAL BLISH 1205 First-class and G fovey i on, Flush, Velvet ubd Eveuing Dresses en AND Ratu NE ‘LEKCH, tormeriy with A. ing i “ANTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING Be Ae LISHMENT AND 1 ota Runde ange STN Mw Dyed w: thowt bein £1 ripped. Laties red wil . Thirty-five years’ aapecialty. ‘Thirty tive y sicxpenance: Fries ome ALE NOOL gsuMnts wa aoe a FOE ‘RLPPED, oUrning v. ‘dyed 8 good ae * PrOe oat aw MEDICAL, &e. wHo REQUIRE THE SER ced Female F Du oriure WilSON, 1103 Risk piace n. ey 12th sts. ve. je Py icin ta the city 4 ME. pz ronsnr. Me iptcinn come ruta AND 109 p.m.; with Ladies oe me vais tourer Ry. AND noes oor BST, and seater ‘cure in all cases of pri' paetnnes Sree aie Renee ‘ANHOOD USING A Le ae eee