Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1890, Page 7

Fae THE EVENING STAR: ‘WASHINGTON 7 D.C., MONDAY, JUNE 23, i890. BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. Try BEECHAM’S PILLS, 26cts. a Box. * “Ttis marvellous how a man like my husband, ‘who prides himself on his tidy appearance, can earry so much hidden dirt. If theedge of my skirt looked as abominatle as the bottom of his trousers he'd dy in a rage. And all this nasti- ness could be avoided #f he would use Woltt's ACME Blacking ‘om his Shoes, but he won’t; and yet he says ft is the finest Dressing in the world for his Harness. ‘Some men are just pig headed, and John is one of them.” WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. Sold by all Dealers and Harness Makera, A Rewanggste Srarewesr. ‘Takes Pleasure in Submitti: DR. LIGHTHILL Following Letter from MR. L. C. TAYLOR, A Well-known and Highly Respected Citizen of Washington, Wasnrxoroy, D.C., June 14, 1890. Dr, A, P. Lighthitt, 1017 15th st. nv. Dram Srr—On the 16th of May I placed myself un- der your care, suffering from Chronic Catarrh of the Head, Throat sud Lungs, together with almost utter ion of my whole nervous system. brought on from a long snd continued Mness of nearly three years, during which time I received some of the best medical attention, until my case was considered hopeless and beyond all medical skid to relieve or cure, and death was the only relief for me. But today! stand as witness to your ability and skill uot only to prostr: relieve, but to cure. From my trst visit I found relief-and have contin- ued to zet better cach day, not only growing stronger, but imcressing im weight, gaining éleven pounds in nineteen Under your treatment my lungs began to expand, my breathing became re«ular, the pains in my head, chest, sides and back began to leave me. In fact, my whole*ystem Las undergone 3 most wonderful change for the better, Iam today a different man to what I days, was when I first applied to you for relief. Imost cheerfully make this statement, for in apply- ius to you it was considered by persous who knew of my cage as the last resort I had (0 live, You are st liberty to use this as you see proper, and Thope it will bethe means of benefiting others who to the Public the are wow suffering for want of relief and cure. Yours, ttuly. L. © TAYLOR, 1236 Bat. aw. DR. LIGHTHILL Can be daily copsuited on CATARRH, DEAFNESS, ASTHMA, THROAT AFFECTIONS and CONSUMPTION At his office, 1017 FIFTEENTH 8ST, N.W. From 8 to 12 and 3 to 5, HERDICS PASS THE DOOR. 216 CITY AND_DISTRICL PF The difference between a loose vague boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is a wide one, and of great significance to a person interésted in the statement. Tur Star steears to its circulation. This is a point of great im- portanee to advertisers. WITH THREE WALNUT SHELLS A Thrifty Blackleg Who Made Money at the Sunday Game. SCENES OUTSIDE THE BALL GROUND—SWINDLING COUNTRYMEN IN THE NAME OF GAMBLING—THE WAY THE GAMg IS WORKED—A SABBATH DAY PICTURE FROM OVER THE RIVER. “Walk right up,gentlemen. Remember that the more you put down the more you take up. Is there a speculator in the crowd that thinks he can find the little ball?” These were some of the cries that greeted the ears of a Stan reporter as he wended his way to the base ball game in Virginia yester- day. On both sides of the narrow road that Jed to the ball grounds small crowds of men and boys could be seen, and from the center of these the cries emanated. Bent upon an investigation Taz STAR man soon found himself in one of these crowds. In the center stood a middle-aged man, whose hardened countenance was likely to put an experienced man at once on his guard against him. Before him was a circular board loosely padded and supported upon a triangular frame. THE MAN OF THE SHELLS. “He's a ‘shell man,’” said one of the by- standers, in answer to the reporter's inquiries, “But what do you mean by that?” “Wait; yor will see.” “Now, gentlemen, watch the little ball.” The man began exhibiting a small bail about the size of a pea and three halves of English wal- put shells, By a dexterous movement he shpped the ball from one shell to the other and then looked around for a victim. Pretty soon a tall, slender man was willing to bet $5 that he knew where the little ball was, and the shell man, after cautioning him not to get excited, bade him guess. He made @ dis- astrous failure, paid his money and left, “Well, we'll try itagain. Watch the little bali. Here it goes. It's under this one. Watch its close. It must be here. Now, where is it?” Just ashe finished his harangue the little bell was seen peeping from under the end shel HE THOUGHT HE KNEW IT. “T'll bet yon #20 I can find it,” said a coun- tryman, at the same time exhibiting a large roll of greenbacks. The shell man smiled and pushed the shells forward justa little. Same old story; the man picked up the shell from which the ball peeped only a second before, but it had vanished. The shell man pocketed the twenty and commenced all over. Another twitch, asecond rearrangement of the shells and he was ready again. “Now, boys, here's a chance to get even. Where ia the magic ball?” As he looked around for a gilly a tall young mau lifted the end box quickly, There rested the little ball. The countryman saw it, but | waid nothing. ‘The shell man in the mean time | turned around and yelled fora bet. The coun- tryman went down in his trousers and brought out another twenty. lake it forty?” said the shell man. Why not? The countryman knew where it was, so forty was placed on the little table and the countryman reached for the shell, where only 4 second before he saw the bull, with an air of “I’ve got you this time.” But the ball had vanished. here was it? “Oh, here it is,” said the shell man, with a chuckle. “I thought I'd lost it.” And thus the game went on; the shell man occasionally losing, apparently, but the money lost went to a “capper” —the man who “worked” the crowd, HOW IT I8 DONE. “That man is the cleverest ‘shell worker’ and ‘flim-flam’ operator in the country,” said De- tective Mahan, addressing the scribe as he emerged from the crowd, “Do you know how the thing is operated?” “Then I'll explain it toyou. First of all, the dealer, as he is termed, procures three shells and a small ball of sponge rubber, the same as draughtsmen use. Fora table he uses a cir- cular or oblong-sbaped board, loosely padded. He begins operations by exhibiting the little ball and transferring it from one shell to the other by the use of his fingers. But this is not the trick. Any one with half an eye can see how that’s done. He ceases manipulating the sheels fora moment and then waits fora bet. Suppose yon are betting and the ball is under the midile shell, for you see it protruding from one side, where it looks as though it in- advertently gotcaught. You make your bet, at the same time reaching for the shell, but the operator stops you with a ‘don't get excited now. there peat of time.’ Simultaneously he pushes the little shell forward. The movement forces the ball from under the shell into his hand. See? The game cannot be beaten, un- less, of course, you are @ shell man yourself, Now this man dare not come to Washington, hor any of the others, for that matte hey would be grabbed the moment they landed on suspicion and locked up. Alexandria is their home just now. Virgima is certainly getting to be a tough state,” continued the detective, moving along, “and Iam surprised that some Steps are not taken to stop these nefarious practices. Are the authorities asleep, or what's Cc ASH ‘We will sell you s Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces, for $17 Ox Crsorz, — cash or @18 on credit. We will sell you » 7-plece PARLOR SUITE. solid walnut ftames, uphuistered in the best bair cloth, for | S25 cash oF $30 on credit. We will colors, for 825 cagh or $30 on credit. We will sell you a good WIRE- WOVEN BED SPRING cash OF $2.50 on credit. 1 sell you s good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for ey. tl you & 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination for 6Ue. per yard cash or O5c. per yard on credit We will sell you s good INGKAIN CARPET for 35¢, per yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit. We Sew and Lay all CAKPETS Freeof Cost and do not charge for the waste in matching figures, We will sell ail CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- CLOTHS on Credit st an advance of 5 cents per yard on the lowest cash price. EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on ail credit sales, and no notes required. CASH DISCOUNT allowed om all accounts settled in 30 days, P. GROGAN, jet 730 end 741 7th st aw. Ir You Worm B: Maicozrv. Be mere! sharpened | f ‘The people demand it snd 1 you sual intend to Keep your price tags peuple alone, and every tt suall drive bo matter who beings it suit the pockets of ay the rich. We. wive it colored. we want your trade. little yo Be propose to trade wi the want yo Please ui Feagon We CAB save You something, eray, voting for fr e feel our dey on"t Best 35.05 Solid Oak aticbsarde 1t. high, $8.50 to ¢: your fayor, We occupy two: fal of ‘bargains for cash. D*4FTMEWs axD Exe! pers greatest Variety aud _Pranch 1722 Penna. ave. Tz Tuomsox. Hovsrox COMPANY, Ly Cleveland or Hari up Ube ides that basiness. We don't want Jourcash, and we bet i. 3 wood frame, $9 tO 86.50, sold Don't think Se nee too fat up town, 1610-12 7th at ow, . said the price tags, as pencil to cut the ‘the this ge fer do fui nice Ginas * full ize ar ee ARTIS’ ire rmoroonsdeat OEP wl) 3 Gueety the Pusher, ter ‘compelled to cut I don't propose to follow apybedy, but I intend that both mercbaute and buyers im Washington city ri me as Champion Low Price Furniture, Chine, Glues, Iinware aud fable Cutlery man. I don't reach of the rich fuse must be ‘that will not 00 Lents for » dollar, poor. ‘white oF * rh, h, wearing. the Dine or the come from, north or south, wearing ue oF to be risoL, we sre open : awed nano and we want your trade No matter how | tain, but if the imports tbould be the same as ‘Many 4 mickle makess muck! “Many < trade. adage, | your sccount, but we want ill offe® you se this hard to ‘ane Seat & ‘uuitetion Solid Ouk Chairs, Se. wl Recaat the matter?” As the detective ceased the reporter saw an official from Alexandria walk by as uncon- cerned as possible. AFTER THE GAME. After the game of base ball had concluded the gambling commenced afresh, At St. Asaph’s junction it was u veritable Monte Carlo. Auelderly gentleman, with his family driving in @ surrey, stopped and exhorted the men in the name of God to cease their wicked- ness. But the crowd only jeered and the gambling went on. Here every sort of game was indulged in, from the shell game to rou- lette. THE PENDING TARIFF BILLS. Comparative Statements Prepared by the Senate Finance Committee. The clerk of the Senate finance committee has completed the preparation of the statement called for by the Plumb resolution adopted by the Senate, showing the increases and reduc- tions in revenue which are estimated to follow the enactment of the Senate tariff bill compared with the present law and the House or “Mc- Kinley bill, The importations for the fiscal year of dutiable goods aggregated €390,437,117.70 in value and the duties collected on these ag- gregrated $161,408,846.49. The estimated duties on these same articles (or an aggregrate eqaal to that df the fiscal year) under the House bill is estimated at $206,344,977.77, while under the Senate bill the estimated receipts from the same aggregate are $201,689,907.08. The House bill transferred to the free list articles which during the fiscal year 1889 were received in ag- gregate value of $107,921,735.04 and paid duty amounting to #60,736,596.12. The Senate biil transfers to the free list articles valued in the importations for 1889 at €108.919, 907.15 and pay- ing an aggregate duty of €60,599,343.69. Adding to the first of these amounts the amount of the internal revenue reduction found in the House bill (and struck out of the Senate bill) the total reduction of the revenue | by the House bill is found to be €71,064.774.18, while that of the Senate bill is the figure named above—$60,599,343.69, These reduc- tions, the committee says, last year under the new rates the reduction a the peoples | Would amount, under the House bill, to the sause persone all the tine: | $26,128,642.90; under the Senate’ bill to $20,315,283. 10, The table further shows that the average equivalent ad valorem rate under existing law | is 41.34 per cent; under the House bill, 52.80 | per cent, and under the Senate bill, 51.97 per cent | “These tables.” says the committee, “are prepared upon the plan and theory usually fol- wed; the estimates are largely conjectural and more or less unreliable and misieading. at are based upon the assumption that sf the bill should become a law merchandize of hike quantities and values would be imported as was imported during the fiscal year 1! This can only be acce] as reliable where changes in rates are not of such character as to necessarily cause incregsed or diminished im- portations,” ‘Tue Lity.—Rubber ‘dress shields are often cured jt ate, 2 chemicals, SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. __ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEASIDE-JERSEY COAST. TLANTIC CITY, N. J—RENT OR SALE— Hotels, Cottages and Bath Houses, Lets forsale ‘of ei tle So, Atlantic City, Cheless Co.’ 1s) Je2-25t RADY HOUSE, ATLANTIO CITY, N.J. Arkansas ave. near the ocean; newly refitted; lange plagane aud gardens; terme lo' P.O. Box 207. Jeb-eo2 ‘Tams BRADY. NGRESS AT! ic cry, NJ. ‘Will open June 28. iperior Table. ‘odates 300 Gusste, For cireulatwand terme nddrese, ® HAMILTON, je2-1m Proprietor. He OARS PLANTIC CITY, X.3 PARENTS AND GUESTS, __Write for prospectus. e] KR SALE OR RENT—TWO COTTAGES AT AT- Inutic City ;119and121 Vermont ave.; each lot 30x100 feet each cottage coutains eight rooms and enclosed shed : all the roonis are private, with closet in each ; cottayes surrounded by covered porches; cistern under each; all in good condition: fur. ished with good standting furniture; pricy for bot $6,000" rent one for @250,. ApDly GE. F, VERNO. & Co., 108 St. Paul st., Baltimore, Md, or A, F. BAR. KEK, 1416 F at, Je83-5t Ty Sh Season and stop at the well-known HOTEL MT. VERNON. Pacific wy 3 Bow open. 64 ‘sea. Excel- 1.50 30 Sz per ‘ADDON BALL, ATLANTI NOW OPEN. mé-¢m LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. He™= sehr ATLANTIO CITY, N.J NOW OPEN under new management. my26-1m MSE BOW MANAGOTAMM & KROPP. ‘PYOTEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, Ne first-class, complete, P ennessce aves. —_* CITY, NJ, HETWOUD! Paciie ave near iiiinols, Atlantic City, N. iefurnished: new, aud first-class; steam heat: call bells, Two uninutes’ walk from beach. | $2.50 and 8: perday. Now open. ANNIEGRUBB. my10-3m OTEL, CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, Enlarged and iniproved. ‘Virginia ave, near the my10-3m coL, SOUN SM. OLARK, Ho™ EMERSON, Atlantic City, N. J. Carolina ave. near the ocean. my24-2m, SAMUEL J. YOUNG. OTEL GILSEY, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., OCEA} mo Connecticut ave., orchestra, electric bells it M: pia oaks OPPENHEIMER. 1 ALEX. M. OTEL INGOMAR, KENTUCKY AVE. ABOVE Pacific ave. Accommodation, 200. Lately re- modeled and refurvished. Lawn’ tennis court and croquet grounds, ‘Transient rates, $2.5 41m SAKL KTH CH, Massachusetts ave., Atlantic City. N.J. CHAS, WAGNER, »AMUEL WAGNER, Manager. {ap19-3in] Proprietor. F*GEIS. ATEANTIC CITY, N.3. Open’all the year; close to beach; ocean front; ‘terms reasonable. my17-3m rs Re HUTTON & LAHE PEt BOroLrras Cor, ‘Mass, and Atlantic aves, NOW OPEN. Re-leased for the year by ¥16-co,2m M,C. ANDREWS, Atlantic City, NEW, HOTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC NEAR OHTO ave., Atlantic City, 81.50 to bo finer house at these pam ‘ut of hotel, diayraim of each sleeping Noor, Pricelist, S&H, D. EASTMAN of Bult, Prop. ap19-3m PHP SER HOUSE, MRS. CHAS. PRESBELLPKOP. 14 Mississippi ave. Near the beach. City, A well-established house CHAUFLER'S HOTEL AND CONCERT GAKD: Atlantic City, now open. Protected from clement w y portable ‘roof- Waumacher chestra of 25 pieces every evening from 8 to 11:30 Pewee Gulecht & Mebrer’a New Inlet Pavilion. eached by electric cars. Wanamacher's orchestra from 10 to 12 a.m. and 3 to 5 Cafe attached, jJel¢-2m |“ BCHLECHT & REK, Proprietors. guaeey. Ocean End Kentucky Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ. Address Mra, M. T. SOUTHALL. v2 Sm s™ CHARLES, ‘ ‘Atlantic City, N. Ocean and Delaware ave oe June 21. 10-20, JONAH WOOTTON, Ji HE ARLINGTON. ATLANTIC CITY, N conve itt End Michigan ave. nvetiently located. E m16-3u JAMES STOKES, Proprietor. AN END OF CONNECTIC! Full view of ocean” 1. an 8, W. FERGUSON. IC CITY, N.5 7 Carolina av On the beach, Nori Unobstructed deean view. ‘Salt water Dathssb the house, Elevator. Now open. _f8-6m ____E. ROBERTS & S0NS,_ HE COLONNADE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. is > Opens July i. Washington Patronage Solicited. Popular Rates. Per week—@14 1st Wor, 8: 2d tloor, 10 3d floor. ‘The house renovated in every department. New Dining Room, Kitchen and Office. New Carpets, Matting and Beda, UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. _se19-1m "iL C. RINES, of the Elsmere. We DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ‘Ocean end of Michigan ave. ;opeti ali the year, All modern conveniences. _f10-6m .__ JOSEPH H, BORTON, Proprietor TPE, FLORIDA, Pacite ave: near Tenn, ave. Now open, Bieam heat throughout, Mra. M. J. ECKERT, my15-2m Late of Wetherill, NHE KENDERTON, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, ‘Tennessee avenue wear beach. ‘Now open. Greatly enlarged. jexin __MRS. J. F ONEALL. _ jezim NP RE LANSDALE, North Carolina ave., near the beach, Atlantic City, N. J. Now open. ‘Under new management. _mizeotm FAS CANFIELD, TPE MINSFQUA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Pacific ave. Detween Arkansas and Missouri aves. tral location. Refurnished. Under new manage- ment, Everything first-class, Write tor circular nm : uf20- A. as E PITNEY, OCEAN END NEW YORK AVE, Atlantic City, XJ; location unsurpamsed; ‘thor: fr cated; electric lights; now opeu. SO ee MS HUBBALL HE RAYMOND, VIRGINIA AVE., ATLANTIC City; mew houke: mod. imps. : full ocean view. fia M.D. EVANS, prop. tm iH. WOOD, Refcrences, Wescott & Wileox, 1007 Pa. ave. aw. a HE READE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Pacine above New Jersey re. UORHEES, T§\HE RICHMOND, OCEAN AND KENiUCKY ave., Atlantic City, N. J. New house; elegantly fur- nished : steam heat; electric bells; table unsurpassed TES HOTEL, | ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Je5- Li J.D, PEAS! p= Remodeled. Enlarged. Refuruished. Finest Hotel om the coast, cs Now open. W. 8. ANDERSON, Manaior. _ —myl7-Sm vi HE VICTORIA, ATLA ITY, N. J., SOUTH i e year. cr Carolina ave., near the beach. Open ail M. WILLIAMS, deB-co" ed, remodeled, thoroughly renovated. "ASBURY PARK, N.S. BURY PARK, de ieroiee CULEMAN HOUSE. rectly on the Beach, The Leading Hotel in the Hates, duasreiys and information of WA SHASES, Manaying clerk, 3. E, RALPH. Prop.. jez-daw2in ‘Asbury Park. “ASBURY PARK, N.J.-THE FENIMORE—ALL Muediern inuprovenienie: 1. block from occa: ca be waar hs: Thos, NOBLE. “ASBURY PARK—THE GUERNSEY—SEVENTH bal fhtfully located. Near beach, lakes and bathing pavillon. Perfoct sanitation. Gas throug! out. Woven wire springs and hair mattrasses. #:xce lent table, Tennis, boating, flahiny, dancing, Mod- erate prices. Fifth veason” THOS. G, ALEAN ye9-2m of Washington, JRY PARK, N.S, LAFAYETT: sr ea ae sme 3 30 sues “WKIGHT & FROST, Mauawers and Owners, “A BBU: RK, NJ. THE MADISON. OCEAN wool of besos ‘eve, Pure artesian water. Perfect i ‘e rate. orma- tinadiies C'S SreWalth CM. DYMOCK ma SBURY PARK. N.J., OCEAN HOTEL—OPEN Sung 14. Largest and Leading Hotel. Mlustrated ished nu. Addrens iin ened on SPPIGEO. L. ATKINS & SONS, SBURY PARK, N.J., THE 8T, AUGUSTINE, 5TH F ne Commune fal lew ot ocean. gaat ing Pavilion. Perf itary equirment. “Hair mat- tresses. ‘Terms moderate, Ac. A- PINEY, Prop. m a Y PARSE GicroRta. Family Hotel, fronting on Ocean, unobstructed view lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; all modern improvements ;superior table ; terms moderate mi4-3m TALANTA HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N.J, A ioningairectiy ou the Ocean. circular Jel open June 1: Be oo PEER OU ee ne ENT, OT t Age d2-lm SOrIVHE GRA’ NEPTONE HOUS! on ocean front, How pen! ‘The best water on the ‘Latest sanitary im; te. ant canitary tenprovemen | ay NEW JERSEY, AR 8. Fp TEL COLUMBIA, BELWAR FORME: Ree eh be ee ‘Will open for guests the inst week in June, For particulars, terms, &c., address FRED, &. FOST: Manager, 421m * 18th semon, RK SALE OR RENT—HANDSOME COTTAGE AT Serbs fortum oreo ore ices i fanamaker; rent for season only $125. well f 100 ). ty VERN ca. Tose Pau st a. the Md., or A. F. KEK, 1416 F at. H2I-St OTEL LAFAYETT ¥, Ng, HO Ress tite Presitents Sateen ating” ‘the tnest beach in the world. Immedi: posite the new iron pier. “Owpod by sume inanagement. Accomuno- dations tor 300 its, Caused SNe JAMES _& STEFFNER. tockToN HOTEL, MAY, ¥. CAPE 3. REMODELED AND FURNISHED, Cuisine and appointments of the iguest Order, 3016-2m ____¥. THEO, WALTON, Prop. ALDINE, CAPE MAY, N.J., DIRECTLY OP- Posite the hot and cold water sea Daths: location unsurpassed ; table appointments, cuisine first-class. For particulars apply to THEO. MUBLLER jo14-2ma WHE DEVON, NEAR RAILROAD STATION, each and post office, Cape May, NJ. Elegant rooms: first-class cuisine; broad, cool verandas. jel4-1m Mrs. T. K. BROOKS. HE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N.J_ Open June 14. Directly ou the Beach. Location unsurpassed, Jo2-2m ONG BRANCH, WEST END HOTEL, Cottages und Restaurant open June 14 HOTEL S JUNE 21 ‘Transient rates, #4 a day aud upwatd. Weekly rates, $25 and upward, D.M. & W. E. HILDRETH, my3-m,w.s-30t _N. ¥. Office, Metropolitan Hotel, pu SCARBORO HOTEL, Long Branch ,N.J. ‘This elegant house—enlarged, decorated and newly and handsomely furuished throuehout—will open as & first-class family botel June 21 and close September 15. All appormtiments of highest standard; s select orchestra enyayed; oven-air cafe and restaurant ala carte for ladies nod gentlemen, and many improve- ments have been introduced. Rater, €33 to $5 por day. Rooms engaged at Hotel Royal or Scarboro Sundays aud Thursdays. RICHARD MEARES, proprietor, Scarboro, Long Branch ; Hotel Koyal, N.'Y. IVE ARLINGTON, OCE, Accommodations and a bervices the best. —Accomme W. W. GREEN, Proprietor, ppointments first class, ate SHU. Will o 1, 1890, WM. F. DOLBEY, Prop. mh¢- MPVHE CARROLLTON AN FE, ON. J. First-class. Near the beach. Dr. J. WILSON, m331-1m* a a ELDON HOUSE, OCEAN GROVE, N 55 New management, convenient to lake, ¢a mp and ‘ocean: special price to families, = SPRAY VIEW HOTEL, Directly on the beach, ner of Ocean, Spray aud Sea View avenues, Ocean Grov. JOSEPH WHITE, Proprietor. Joi7-1m GIRT, N. J.—DIRECTLY in rear; @as and eloctric bells; all modern improvements; 11th season ; open all the year, THOMAS DEVLIN, Prop. m22-Zm* OTEL ALLATRE, SPRING LAKE, N.J. Direc: Bikon the each, eine na titouchout: "Modes improvements, Artesian wate ny 3Ot M. RICHARDSON, jus b nigh, Qeean FFont: woods V E. A iG Take, NAL Open from June 1 to October. tm eK, LETCHWORTH. _SEA-SIDE ; rue ACADIAN, CASTINE, ME, Charmingly situated: uuexcelled water view; spacious grounds; exceilent opportunities fur boating, driving and fishing. Open June 23, Rates day; $10 to $15.a week. E. P. WALKER & © prietors; W. A. Walker, Manager; H, L. Bauks, Adams House, Boston, Steward, POUR FULLY FURNISH! z Nantucket, Mass. Photographs, &. Address Miss ORE, 9 Concord square, _sel4-2w Boaton, Mass. CONTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, B.Ly WILL OPEN JULY 1. my22-2m CLARE N. SCOFIELD, Manager. 7 WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, N.L Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes istant, 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. _ P"RECT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR Bak HARBOR: NEW YORK, MAINE AND NEW BRUNSWICK SLEAMSHIP COMPANY, z The SiKICTLY FiksT-CLASS STEAMER WI THKOP leaves every SATURDAY, beginning June 7, oY for BAR HARBOR, KASTPORT P. MILLER leaves every Tuesday at noon for Rockland, Kockport, Belfast, Bucksport and Bangor. Counectious tor Northern aud Eastern ‘Maino and the Provinces, ‘The most convenient and enjoyable route for €AM- POBELLO, ST. ANDKEW: GRAND MANAN, MYOSEHEAD aud ail resorts in Maine, Excursion tiel Steamers leave ‘on covered pier. Tickets Exchange, 047 lway. can be purchased at Low’ ‘or further information apply to neral Managers, EH. SMITH & CO., _my28-203m _SEASIDE-MISCELLANEOUS. RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 14, lags “accommods= tions. ‘Transient rates per day. Weekly ruws $12 aud upward, Special rates for tamilies, WILLIAM MEZICK, eat lent, Bay Ridge, Md. B* Location unsurpassed. _my28toau20 CORRS LAND. VINGINIA'S SEASIDE HiSORT in the Atlantic ocean ; increase of Hotel accommo- dations ; new buildings aud other improvements; tho hnest beach and surf bathing in the world; snipe shoot- jug, Snbing and boat sailing unsurpassed: cats be ed dally by NYP. & Nek ie from worth or south. Passengers going to Cobb's Island must get off at Cobb's Station; trains: We will meet the 1 a. m, uorth-bound train and the 5:18 p.m. south-bound train at Cobb's Station; passengers transferred to the island by steamer. Terme per day, $12 per Weok, 840 per mouth ; hotel peyeigiany we ‘ur ther information addvess A. F. COBB, Pro, YOLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, ON BALT WATERS OF Cthe Lower Potomac Faieily Hotel; Aue beach safe bathing; bouting, fishing aud crabbius; livery Attached to house: ood mlisie; cuisine nnsurpaseed- For particulars address W. T. CRUMP, Proprietor, of Dr. K. H. EVANS, 1321 Fist. n.w. Je5-1u? ATEANTIC, HOLEL, OCEAN CITY, MD. WILL open July Ist, 1890; Largest house: bathing un- surpassed; best fishing, cunning aud boating on the coast. No mosauitos. ‘Old popular prices restored. For circulars and information address 1. P. WELCH, manager. je2z-lin pela HOUSE, CRESSON SPRINGS, On the Summit of the Allegheny Mountaing WILL OPEN JUNE 25. For circulars aud information, address WM R. DUNHAM, Supt, 71-2m Creason, Cambria county, Pa, OUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR AND CHA- ty beate Sprius. The above well-kuown aw om resort. having been re-furnished and much impro' is ‘the of Pure al ow reody tor the, reception re air, ‘and ice in the greatest from my pond. For medical and other testimony send for pam- phleta, E. C. JORDAN, _my24-1m ‘Proprietor, MOS TEREY SPuINGS HOTEL. Summit of the Blue Kidge Montains, Pennsylvania. 1,500 feet above sea level. hours’ ride from Washington. The hotel is thoroughly furni with the modern conveni and for its natural advantages is unsur- tirely free from mal fi ari: OPEN JUNE 21, For circtilars and terms address M. A. MILNOK, Trop. H. 8. MILNOR, Manager. sir Summit, Penna, Circulars at Star bathing ad Sauine, Frait in sbundance. T adults €5. Address W. HIGGINS. Annapolis, Ma yesteeode® OARDERS WANTED-—HALF HOUR'S RIDE from ‘ick Station on B. & O. B.R; meet parties at station; fresh vegetables, inilk, &¢.. terms oderate; special rates to those remaining season, J, P HEATER, Lovetisvilie, Loudoun county, Va. YB, ADAMS’ HOUSE ON ST. GEORGE'S RIVER; « “ne Bahing coabuing, and ealt-water. betbing: sail and ‘row boats free to guests; terme 67 por week. For particulars apply 2024 14th st. n.w. 7 MILES FROM BERKELEY :_ health; ye ug Sa AE jon of Summer ; high a ¥ location. ‘or further particulatsaddress Miss LAUKA CHANMI- LIN, Hamilton, Va. de22-3e* ERSONS DESIRING COUNTY BOARD CAN mommecgmmodsted at Mountain View; 1 mile from the ountainsand = uules from p. Addrens Misses PRESTONS. — $ Ee W AXTEDISUMMER BOARDERS AT A FARM House near the mountains in Virginia. = For $S5ms, £e spply to Mise BRS. 221 NL Baltimore, RareLy SPRINGS, N.Y. HOTEL EARLINGTON. FRONTING THE PARK AND NEW N e PAVILION, ain OPENS JUNE 25, THIRD SEASON. For information, tilustrated pamphlet, diasrams, address EUGENE M. EARLE, owner and proprietor, at THE CAMBRIDGE, Sth ave. and 33d, w kork, Je6-mi,w.f-20t FEW SELECT BOARDERS | a ‘ob farm near Boyd's, board, Pleasant rooms, good shade, de. Address Je20-3t* ee Mra. SK BURDESTR. _ OAKD TN HEALTHY LOCATION . LARGE Be room. hich and shady to Washington ; first-class table dria, “Address Mrs. T. WALS! 20-30 WILL HAVE TWO LARGE AIRY ROOMS IN THE Fexipeton Mausion for Julyand August. WM. i. 3020 unda: § traind a day I WHITE. HE CELEBRATED ROCKERIDGE ALUM Springs, endorsed by the Medical Society of V: gjnia, aa well as by other medical authorities of th United States and Europeare now open tue year round. Capacity, 1,300; rates, $30 to 870 per month, accord- ing £0 location of room and length of ‘stay; elevation, 2,000 feet. Pamphiets at Chesapeske and Ohio ticket Office or by addressing the undersixucd. Mailroad through to the ya GEOKGE L. PEYTON, Man- axing Director, form: riy (for sixteen years) managing vartner of the Greenbrier White Sulphur Sprig, 7m RR OCK ENON SPRINGS AND _M GREAT NOKTH MOU bout alg ours from Weaiugton, will bo 08 about six hours from Was! . Wi on THURSDAY, June 19. For terms and all juformation apply to ACS PRATT, ev my6-3m sun niiding. HE SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA, under new management, has beon vastly improved and thoroughly refuruished. 5) rieties of uineral waters. Now open for guests until Oct Ist. For terms apply toJ. H. FLEMING, manager, jeZ-1m HPHE GLEN sPrings saniraniuM, "WATKINS, NY. ‘This new institution. under the medical manago- mont of experienced physicians, will opeu for guests JUNE 15, 1890, e Located ons bluff OVERLOOKING THIRTY MILES OF SENECA LAKE, surrounded by pine forests and near the famous WATKINS GLEN. ‘Will be equipped with the most approved therapeu- tic appliances, including Turkish, Russian, Komen, Electric, Electro-thermal, Moliere Saline and. Trou Baths. Massave, Swedish Movements, Calisthen- ics and all forms of Electricity. ing rey ater tiso. valuable inineral springs, inelud jaw SALINE, IRON, IODINE and SULPHUK waters r a, Beautiful views, charming walks and drives, pure gg He aN ST SRO FS lern ituprovementa: Elevator, Electric CUISINE UNSURPASSED. For terms and other particulars address WM. ELEFFINGWELL, my26-mws26t Manager, W AEM SULPHUR SPRINGS, BaTHt co., va. Many improvements id @ superior cuisint oat delighs(al pool on the continent, Hot aud Col Sulphur Spout Baths ranging from 70 to 120 do- reek: & apecitic for Gout, Kheumatism, Sciatica and ipdred diseases. Infallible remedy for Dyspepsia, The usual amusement ; Fine Ball lioom: Good Baud. eo-1m TH LOVER, Manager, Winsor SPRINGS—80_ MILE from Washington, W. Ma. Itt, 1,000 feet abor tide. No mosquitos; pure water; wardeus, orchards, = milk, ice, horses, stables, a Ciret ary Bretano’s, 1015 Pa. ave. jess A. SELL Prop., New Windsor, Ma. ye-2m IN THE MOUNTAL EST VIRGINIA. = ample ground: tabse abundi Taosquitoes; a few rooms yet uneugaxed. office for circular oF address URORA, Asclect’ famdly resort on top of the Allezhanies, the cool breezes blow always; beautiful scenery; fine drives; soft sprinz beds; xood iy supplied; no fogs: no hay fever; uo Dall ot Star 4,000 feet elevation waddle aud driving horses tennis erounde, re airy room wilt ailey : Feascnable ‘rates. Address Je6-1m* NALSKILL MOUNTAIN GLENWOOD HOTEL, 7 Reduced prices for May and June. Healthy and best table in mountains, All kinds of amusements, Send for circular, Y. BRAMSON, Catskill, 22m "PRE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAT, Pa.—Open from May1 to November. fawn JOHN A. LAN'LZ, Aurora, W Va. Seud for circular. 880-2 A. BRODHEAD & SONS. WATER GAP HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap, Pa, ‘Now open. L. W. BROADHEAD Je2-3m J) P02SE COTTAGE, DERE FARK: MiD., 18 NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS. Appointments and sttendance first-class. For par- ticulats addrese Mra, E. OVEKMAN. jel7-iw* OUNTAIN COTTAGE, DEER PARK, MD— Among the Allegheny mountains, 3.000 feet above tide water; reduced rates for famili Miss M.A EARNS. im* Ei4GL23 MERE PA. ON TOP THE ALLEGHAN Mountains.—Pure tir, tullof tonic ; pure water, no alaira or mosquitoes; boating on aud bathing in the lake ; rambles throwch uatural forests; teunis and other games ; table and service of the first order. Circulars ready." Hotel Eayles Mere. INGHAM & BRELD. Jod-1m* P BOSE EST PLEL PARK OVERLOOKING “Eales Mere," Pa; elevation 2,500 feet A = summer home for fauulies; Can eames | ure and bracin, kood society; good boutimg un: thing; no i HO Mosquitoes; BO Liquor sell- ing; no seloons; nu rowdyism. A few choice villa aud cottage sites for sale at #300 and upward, For tur- ther partical pply & mibetin® TVEtu & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. Lan’ "ANTHONY HALL CAMP HILL, HARPER'S A Ferry, W.Va—A limited number feceived from june 2U ‘to ‘September 25; references exchanged. Send for circula and terms. S. W. LIGHTNER, Clerk, Je8-im* ORRELL HOUSE, CAMP HILL, HARPER'S Ferry, Mrs. KOLE, Proprietor. | blekuut sumer home; splendid view; table first-class; rooms commo- dious: $6 per week; children half price. Particulars at S11 E st. nw. 3 OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPEWS FERRY, W. Va., Mra 8, E LOVETT, propriesress, will open June : among the mountains; shady lawus; roomsuewly painted and renovated; fine views from all windows; excellent table; fresh milk; terms $6 per week. m19-3m LUE MT. HOUSE, WASHINGTON CO, MD, Ht open June Zo. Rooms may now be eiugutes ¥ applyiue by ietter or in persou to N NON, Carrollton Hotel, Baltimore, Md. my 21-4 wus SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA. GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL AND COTTAGES NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Elevation 2,000 feet above the level of the ses. Unsurpassed summer climate. Accommodation: firet-class. Spiendid railroxd service, Elegant vest bule trains. For information inquire at GENERAL TICKET OFFICES, or address: BY. EAKLE, ‘Superintendent, YGEIA HOTEL OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. Unsurpassed in appointments, table and general at- tention. Terms, less for the uccommodatious, euter- tainments and sinusements wiven that at any resort of its prestige in the United States, Music twice » day by the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nightly hops. Safest and most delightful surf bathing on the coast: ood sailing, fishing and driving. Frequent presence of foreign and American shipe of war: daily inspec. tions, drills, parades, cann Ket ice. A broud expanse of salt water Ratrounds Old Fort Comfort, hence there are no laud breezes, no malaria, no hay fever, no oppressive heat. The eveni are de- Hightful and the nights cool: retreshing. The moat amnion’ a in the world. Send for de- crip Seloscotut __¥.N. PIKE, Ma @HERWOOD, OLD POINT COMFORT, vA— iniproved; electric bella; hot ana cold week. and’ upward; open “all year. OO. ud propriet apz-sim* INEY POINT HOTEL, ON THE POTOMAG Pier, near Chesapeake bay’ Ma.s opens SATU DAY, JUNE 14, 1890. circulars apply to: Wash. B. Williams, 315 71 address THOB. W. W: tion . Point, 8, Mary's county, BUSHT HOUSE, REN _m17-3m* 935 Lat. SPRINGS AND BATHS. LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA —TI Colebrated dyspeptic water known. indo ile medical sgciety of Virvinia, and leading watering vi ce in the state, i ‘string 3: Staph and expreseofices in Tote Write fot cicalar 4 General Manayer, ion high aitichdes cou! nest aris bor mossiwoon: see curative agent the wai equal al amuae- new! wees peng June 12, Gurculars he gras | wean SPRINGS KOTEL WILL OPEN’ JUNE 15, 5 UNDER NEW PROPRIETOR AND MANAGEMENT. ‘The hotel bas been thoroughly renovated, repaired and refitted. NEW SWIMMING POCLS 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 Obio Railroad furnishes trans- portation at reduced direct to the springn, 2 | Only Three from Washington, No Staging, Four Trains Daily. Legg-more ba ucangeny ‘TY. Sing, Orchestra from Conservatory en feed toon Fay 1A MISCELLANEOUS. IRGINIA HOUSE, CULPEPER, VA. ‘Open for sumer boarders; pure air, fresh milk and abun of ice, Mrs. K. HICK, Je5-1m* Proprietress, SOMMIZ HOTEL, GAITHERSBURG. MD. 550 feet sbove Washington and forty minut ride therefrom ; depot in sixht; abundance of shade, ice, ilk, &e.;"pleawaut surroundings. Mrs. 1. V. Hi RICKS. ‘jei7-6r" E A SUMMEK RESORT ‘will reopen June 16. Has well-shaded lawn, fine moun- OARDING NEAR THE MOUNTAINS, STONE house: double porches; plenty of shade; ‘all kinds frait, good board: milk, vegetables: 1% hours’ drive | to Harper's Ferry. “Address J. k. KIDWELL | Mechanicsville, Loudoun county, Va m30-colm* DING AT FAUQUIER INsTI- | Large cool gvonis extensive | i abundance of sate, First-class table. | Four daily mails. GEO. G. BUTLER, A.M, Principal SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE, frait, mitk, &c., tu profusion; table Unsurpassed; very lange lawn with au abundance of shade: no small chik tuken. Address FRANK REPP, Boyds, Md. OR RENT FOR SUMMER MONTH House, seven rooma, nicely furnished BRICK with or w d; beautiful situation ; fine sulphur and chalybeate sprigs within 50 is; one mile from Wades, B. and O. K.R. ; 1 from Clearbrook, C. V_ RR: nice village: good warden. Address C. 3" JEFFER- SON, bro town, Frederick Co., Va. 2e1S-8E FEW BOAKDERS CAN GET EXCELL T ac. comm near Hagerstown; ood table; lange rooms, shade; near station ; terms moderate. Ap. ply to Mrs, KAYLOR, col., of St. James, Md - SUMMER BOARD AT “SUNNY SIDE.” x Pure cool water, Address, Mrs. J. T. HALRISO! w* Shenawdoah Juuction, Jefferson Co., W.Va, ASONABLE BOAKD NEAR JORDAN'S Sprinks: convenient to depot and post office: ‘ommodations for horses and carriages. For terms address Mra. N. BO WASH ON. Stephen’ Depot, Frederick Co., Va, deli-lm LARGY BRICK HOUSE, SHADY LAWN. Puvi and fresh vegetables; “abundance of uilk a mi; trains met twice aday, two miles from Ales andria. Address SPRING BANK, Alexandria, Va. any 10-2m* CCOMMOPATIONS FOR THIRTY BOARDERS | at the De Lauder Farm, one-half mile from Boyds Station, Metropolitan Branch Baltimore and Olio. Healthy location, large lawn, spring water, Private teams cared for. Terms D. LAUDER, Boyds stan: ON'T SEND FAMILY TO SU | 1 ing House, ue terms at Mountain Lake Park, en top, Allgrhanies: right on. aud O. railroad, be- tween Deer Park and Oakland ; homelike, expensive bracing air; good tabi athletics by college DAV4S, Mountaiv’ LASS COTTAGE, BALE MILE FROM BoxD's Station, airy and + Pleasant home for the uuiner: terms moderate. Address Mr. 1! BURDELTE, Burdette P.O., Ma. CHEAP, COUNTRY BOARD FOR FAMILIES O / Individuals, Especially Boys, at Lebanon, twenty- five miles by river or rail from Washington, brick honse, and health, nd beds; orchestra; tenuis: trainer. Circulars from J. M. ke Park, Md. ROPOSALS FOR SUPPLI Justice, Washington, D. ni oposals for furnishing the Depart with the necessary supplies of the fol nawely, Fuel. Ice, Stationery, Washing collaneous, for its se during the fiscal year endian TWELVE RTMENT OF 1s90, Sealed ut of Ju wine art Mis June 30, “L4YL, will be received autil "CLOCK M., MONDAY, JULY SEVENTH, 1590, at fice of the chief clerk perintendent of the ding. The right t) waiv ts aud to reject any or all Lids is reserved. Blank forms and information will be furnished on spplication. W.H. H. MILLER, Attorney General. JeZitejySine KOPOSALS FOR IRON BEAMS AND GIRU ¢ of Building for ~ ere poms Mater oa ma parate sealed proposals for turnishit the rolled iron beans and quired for the building for Sity, will be received at thi Pp. on THURSDA “LOCK THE THIKD DAY OF JULY, 180, and opened imnicuiately thereafter in presence Of bidders. “Specifications, general instructions atu couditions au blank forms of proposal may be ob. tion at this ville. BERNAKD i. seudent aud Euginicer, ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING Street Hydranta.—Oftice of the Cou: Washington, D.C.,June 1S, 1N90—Seated F be received at this office Until \ MONDAY, JUNE PHIMIIETH, (80, for turuish ing 75 Fire Hiydrantsand 50 Strce: iydratiteasherelne atter euumerated. For specifications, forms on Ww bids must be made, wud all other iufor this office. ‘The riicht 8 reserved to reject a ts of bids. J. W. DOUGLASS, L. ¢ OBER, Commissioners D. ROPOSALS FOR MENT FOR THE DiIsTricT of Co! tice of the Commu Washington, June 20, 1890 — Sealed p received at this office until T LVE O'CLOCK M, THURSDAY, JULY TENTH, 18¥0. for furnis! "3 cement for the public works of the District of Co.um- bia. Blank forms of proposal id specifications can be obtained at this office upon application theretor, to wether with all necessary information, and only bia on these forms will be consde ri served to reject auy aud all lnds DOUGLASS, L.G. HINE, H. Ml, siouers D.C. press FOR FURNISHING MISCELLANE cus Supplies and ud the Purchase of Waste y and HINE, 21-60 Paper,—United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Of tice ington, D.C., June 13, 1890. Sealed pro- posuls will received until TWO O'CLOCK PM. OF T & TWENTY- FOURTH, | 1890, for turmshing ~ miscellaneous Supplies “for the use of the Coast and Geo- dete Survey Office, im such quantities as may be required irom time to time during the hwcal year ending Sune 30, 1891, including Chemi cais, Grocers’ Sundries, Carpenter. Shop stock, Lum- ber, Zine, Ice, Purchase of Waste Paper. &. Propos- als ‘of only actual und responsible dealers in the ard- cles will be accepted and awards will be made, item by item, to the best bidder item. The prices Proposed must include the delivery of the the Coast and Geodetic Survey Office tree of for packing, bauliug or freight. Blank for posals wall ‘be furnished on apphiation to the uate signed. “The right is reserved to reject any oF ail bh and to waive apy defects. Envelopes coutaini pos should be marked, “Proposal: nalices- ous Suppiies,” “Proposals tor Ice,” “Proposals for Purchase of Waste r,” respectively, snd ad- dressed to the Superiniendent, United State and Geodetic Survey, Washingion, D.C. 1. ¢ DENHALL, Superintendent, Je16,i8, RCHIT! OFFICE U. 8. CAPITOL, MAY 28 1SOO.—Proporuls far Marble and Grate Work ier Fountain snd iuand for bronze Vases ani Lamp Posts for Terrace U.S. Capitol. Separate proposals for fhe above will be received uutil THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SIXTH, 1890, at TWELV ‘at this oftice, where plans, sj aay now be seen. EDWAKD © 8. Capitol — Je:h5,7,9,12,14,17,1 _PIANOS AND ORGANS. JK EAKACER BROS. USE BEST MATERIALS on their Piano: Supervise personally. ‘Result G.H, KCBS, Sole Agent, ‘ap24-3m HE HALL y_best artisans and do Superior Instruments, 9 Gst. Burdett Organs. & DAVIs PIANO AGENCY W vis cy WiLL tain water, hot and cold baths, porticoes, fine scenery - 2 - andarge fom oe eee Btn ae En iy 1 withe Je16-1m Hagerstown, Ma. Z9 . L. SUMNEK, Avent, EW HILL-TOP HOUSE, THOS. 8. LO" Prop, Harper's Feri Ya. First-class table; bode. ert prin house in full ‘view from B. and U. Depot Sha island Park. Cards wt Star oitice. "Terue 80 ber Week, Jed-2an 1G SPRING_PRIVATE SUMMER RESORT— near Martinsburg, W.Va Open { te JUNE 3; beat city rofereices,, Mra’'T: B. BNODGRASS, k Box 142, Martinsburg, W.Va. fi Je13-3w* VOLT: jUMMER RESORT OPEN JUNE 2 C Pe BB 5 ool sraneiates. = Wer Springs Post Ufise, Jel2-141" Mary laa. OORE’S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, ‘Leonardtown, Ma, is now open for summer Terms, $1.00 per day ; 825 per month. Chil- ren Cy ty bait Ne juitoes. Bisgmibonts db HEABEKT PF. MOORE, Propeictor, open. Those in pursuit of pleasure health clecwhere, -Addrees Dr. i F BLAMISTONE ROM: Kiver springs, Mae Jed ‘QODLAWN. KOCK MD, WILL BE OPE. Woks YHLLE MD, WILL Be OPER 25, autre atthe Clateatdon Hock Tach ot an ‘ave. Mra. M. J. COLLE! isto: on Bie SPRINGS SUMMER KESORT IS NOW LEY, Proprietress, ap! isin HIGHLAND COUXTRY CLUB—A DE- fharty pinutes drive or ton min: tful resort ; 0. railroad, famous ieee aid salva Botaeeicwiy turutabea and 5 bowling alle besuural ab tare or ti lk of asreanes ent to the city, can Dunners spectalty, iat the nde. im Leapixe Assrevwents, DECKER BROS. WEBER FISCHER ESTEY IVERS & POND ESTEY ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS. MODERATE PRICES. EASY TEKMS. Old instruments taken in part payment, Tuning and 3 ‘Telephone 629, PIANOS, “SANDERS & STAYMAN, ¥34 F ‘orth ———————Kq>>—{_;jC7~{*x~—~=&jRe—_—_—_ === BOOKS AND STATIONERY MILLER, STATIONER, 530 15th st., Invites your inapection of his LEADER Xo 1, con- isting of 1 FOUNTAIN PEN (16-&. gold) with Filler, 1 BOTTLE FLUID WRITING INK, 1 POUND OF FINE WRITING PAPER, | pertect mental EDUCATIONAL, TAMMEMING AND SPERCH IMPED even In seemingly hopelees cases, cured 110 years, Prospectus free, KCK's BOHOL, Bedion! ave, rookiyn, &. ay CORES ALL SUMMER G06 87 — Bust Place for ever) branch of Drawing aud Painting Creyum Portraite, with of without Roisr Prints, tn em x] ra ‘oF two days, to those who have never drawn je HOKTHAND. § Acue Fhonvcraphy sequirel in 10 sear, leqsoma. Tyyewriting taught free of change to hor or ta Newson day aud evenita. Studewte beled to PosiLons see descriptive pamphlet for ssh . lara HEAD SCHOOL ACME PHONGUMAPAY, Wok Fetuw. F.J. MULVEL, Principal yeusor SUMMER Classes 1N DRAWING, PAINTING, Deswuing and Sketching Mrs. HOYLE. -26* Room 18, Vernon Row, ¥4d Fa. ave CCKLAND SCHOOL POR GIRLS, SANDE Spring. Montgomery county, Md., reopens Se, 16. Thorouch training is euned at, ib the Nod ence, as far se posite. of a home government. ‘The Ruuber is limited and especial care te given to the health of the scholars For creulers and further um formation address MENEA ©. HALLOWELL, A.M. (Tale), _ 218 im andy 94 (PBF BERLITZ scnoor OF LANGUAGES. 14th at. mw Op a Ssuumer huminge prieens Teparing tor Coliego « Specialty Branches in New Mork, Bostop, Piuiladeiphia, Oat cara, Lowsville, Par Germany, Moscow, ku Also Suinwer Schoo: rin DENNINGTON (N.J) SEMINARY AND LADIE® College Fifty-firet year. Offers rare educetioual: factities xderate. High and healthful, steam heating, gas; fire escapes. easy of access THOs. HANLON, DD, Jel4-3ot President for Twenty-one Years, GUSTER TO TEACH ANY ONE TO DRAW Crayou Portrait in Fifteen Lessons.” No previogs Knowledge of G@rawine ne ar Lessous st the Scholar's residunce or studio. J- W. REY SOL, 920 jeld-twe v13 PAL Teh at. Comma CONSERVATORY OF MUS) ‘ave.—Open tor summer pupil Primary end Yanced course, Fiano, voli, Be. EK. MART. Irina late New Englaud Conservatory of Music, Boston. ye1s-Tm SAILLAKD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 1205 B st. —Genlard’s Criinal Method toa . dD. _ Pleton, No Y.). simplified, scientific, educational ouly one decorated by the Freuch Minister of Publie ail summer. Summer school aay 13-ma0* Instruct pen COLLEGE OF COMMEKCE, Round Lake, Coven 623 La. ave, opponite city poms office, aes OF private instruction Day aud © © ing 5 CORTINA A, CE, Prim, EARN THE BEST ei SHOKTHAND LESSONS By H.C. TANSEK whief stenographer late Fase American Congress), Sun Buriditue Telephone 1 Sborthand and 1ypewriting dome w4-Ln* MORN? HOLLY (x.5) ACADEMY POR BOYER AYE Rear Whuindetpiaa” “Beaithiful, abel ake. Education with Formation of elias a » Courses, . WALKADE (Yah RST SUMMER Science, Lite el Tralning ‘ourtccuth wexsion at Amherst College July 7 Anguat 8. Kor program sdaregs 4 vet, W, MONTAGUE, de2-0013t Amberwt, Vie, SSW AKTHMORE COLLPGE, or bs SWARTHMORE, Pa Vpeus 9th month, wth, 1m Thirty minutes from oad st. station, Phila, Under care of Friends, Bulk college course tor both wexes leading to ‘Rn Scientific aud Literary Degrees. Healt Hob, exteusive grounds, buildings, machine nd tibrare tor tull particulars WM, H- APPLETON, MLD, Preaident, KIVATE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1 Strasse, Wiesraden, MAKIK EBEL, s. Principal Pupils received for the education in all branches of for those intending to fora staful location, comfortable bouse d ply sieal training, Numerous or ¢ eeieuce and art short tue. Be cellent referenc Market. M DON CONSERVATORY OF . V Good T lar Hal: a foe first year. Plans, organ, Free adventares, ©. BBL PRIVATE F a LARWOQU _My-16-3m* Of Sorbow Pore, CESSUS AND CIVIL-SERVICE EXAMINATION. /Successtul preparation . full information, fourteen: pears’ experience. SB. W. FLYNA, ABM. vy tute, aw. cop. Sth aud Kste.u.w. ‘apy Iss BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE M 2207 10th st. o.* —Pupils prepared for alles- ‘Lemons Bureaa, Tusti- sm? Buivations. Specie tor “Census Hurhest reterences. SSPENCERIAN BUBINESS COLLEGE, s Corner 7th aw Echool of Bustuess and Dcbooi of Practioul Eryljels, Pebool of Shorthand and Typewriting. Sehool of Lelexraphy and Electrical science, Sebool of >penceriun Feumanslilp, School of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing and Light we , Gall or wend for \Uurtraited catalogue tree, NEY CSPENCER, LL.B, Principal: 8) BPEACER, Vice Primcipal. . x ~ FINANCIAL BK PLAIN, i a WB huB B. © "5 & co. le BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1235 F STREET NORTHWEST, BUY AND SELL STOCKS, BONDS AND PETROLEUM, GKAIN AND PROVISIONS, Having our own Leased Wires enables us to execute with promptness and dispatch on the Exchanges im New Sork and Chicago all orders iutrusted toour care WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. lan 2 Telephone, 546. oJ 8%: CORDON. INOW. MACAKTNE] Meiuber .). Stock Ea, CORSON & MACARTN' GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. ¥. Ww, Beukers and dealers uz Government Bonde, ith Deposits. Exchanwe. Loans Collections, Pailroud Stocks and Bonds, and all securities listed ou the F xchauges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore bought aud se. 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BROTHERS, .; With Ladies only. aM, ap before me and ade oath Oldest ished Lapert Specialist in this: the wilguareutees curc it, ullcasee of privetedienassa ot wen aud medicine, oF BO: r ne by Br. op and advice free st suy Shake! tier Sak pL » dotury ee Cee, Se Saey Fi LEAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAE Dr. BRUTHEKS ts the oldest-established adve-tis- edie, Miah hotlines oe gontder Uy at. ae. tion paid ty all diseases pecubar we Easy imarnes or ona ‘Toru sears’ axpersenoe, a aw ‘ANHOOD RED BY USING A or two of De. RUTHER Invaurating Se. vigor te tbe wi pas aie, WEES. oe AIN AND BULB Atomigers, Aur and ‘Blase jor the sick Foun. 7% MELVILLE LINDSAY, Mapager. See aes gee danma bust Nn 9m