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ES, the Celebrated Minnesota “se © — It is the best in Patent Process Flour. the world. PHILADELPHIA THE CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY. Beecham’s Pills For Bilious and Nervous Disorders. Worth a Guinea a Box ”"—but sold W. B. Moses & Soxs, CORNER 11TH AND ¥ STREETS NORTHWEST. STRAW MATTINGS. We sre offering the largest and most complete The Stock comprises all the latest colorings and designs. Une of Straw Mattings ever shown in this city. ‘Those contemplating the purtiiase of Straw Mat- tings should call aud examine our stock. Prices all marked in plain figures ‘The following are a few of the special bargaius: ‘S00 Rolle White and Check Matting at $3.60 per Toll of 40 yards, 200 Rolls Faucy Matting at 64 per roll of 40 yarde. 200 Rolls Extra-heayy Jointless Matting st $10 per roll of 40 yards, 7% Rolls New Pattern Damask Matting, $12 per Toll of 40 yards, We have s complete assortment of Scotch Floor Estimates for covering floors fumished free of chance. Linens of all widths 21% just as Important to cover your carpets as your Suruiture for the sumer. KEEP OUT THE FLY. ‘We have all the best appliances for Wire Window and Door Screens im the country, CITY AND DISTRICT. A wealthy London merchant gives the secret of his business success as follows: “I always feel happy when I am advertising, for then I know that, waking or sleeping, I have a strong though silent orator working for me; one who never tires, never makes mistakes, and who is certain to enter the households from which, if at all, my ‘trade must come.” To secure the services of such an agent as this shrewd merchant referred to, advertise in Tae i Evento Stak It is read by everybody m Washington. CAPITOL GLEANINGS. Democratic View of the Federal Elec- tion Bill—Other Matters of Interest. Representative Buckalew (Pa.) has filed a minority report embodying the views of the democratic members of the committee on the election of President, Vice President, &c., on the new federal election bill. The report out- lines the objections that will be made by the democrats in the House when the bill is under consideration. The principal objection to the proposed measure is that 1t subjects state elec- tions to federal interference and control. ‘‘Al- though it professedly relates to elections of members of Congress only,” says the report, “it does practically and in fact relate to and operate upon the election of state and local officers of various grades, who are chosen at | the same time with members of Congress. It j interferes with and assumes to dominate state authority as to the manner of choosing pres- idential electors in the several states; it mixes state and federal authority and power in the control and regulation of popular elections, the inevitable tendency and effect of which will be to produce confusion and collision of author- ity and to invite double and di turns for Representatives in Con unnepessary for the regulation of congressional elections, because reasonable and in the main adeguate provision for such elections are pro- vided for by state laws; it involves enormous expense to the national treasury; no part of the expense upon the states for holding popular electious will be removed; the con- nection of the circuit courts with a polit- ical and party scheme like the present is greatly to be deprecated; the powers of the district bye rvisors are inordinate, unrepubli- can and dangerous; some sections of the bill are obseure; the returns made by governors of states are to be wholly disregarded.” In con- clusion it is claimed that the bill violates the spirit and letter of the Constitution, THE INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN BANK. After hearing ex-Chamberiain William M. Ivins of New York upon the subject the sub- committee of the House committee on bank- ing and currency yesterday decided to report to the full committee n substitute for tue bill introduced by Mr. Hitt to authorize the incor- poration of ‘an international American bayk. This substitute establishes control of the bi more nearly in conformity to the pro- visions of the national bank Jaw than does the original bill. BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY. ‘The bill amending the act for the establish- ment of the bureau of animal industry will be reported favorably. with some slight modifica- tions, by the Honse committee on agriculture. ‘The bill makes the authority of the bureau more definite in regard to enforcing the pro- visions regarding the extermination of disease among cattle. One amendment gives the retary of Agriculture authority to prohibit th transportation of cattle to or from a state when that state refuses to co-operate with the bureau im exterminating disease within its borders which is dangerous to interstate commere Another amendment allows the purchase and See our 2le. Sereem, which will St any ordinary Bized window. ‘Seud for estimate for our Cabinet-made Sereens and Decors. They are in wany of the finest residences, LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE ‘Ihe largest assortinent of stuffs and the best force Of cutters and makers to be hed. We cut, wake and Suruieh materials fur full size parlor suites from $16 ‘Up abd guarantee a perfect Nt. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS ETQ Bee Our Refrigerators, aby Carriages. See Our Tricycles, Bee Our * Fee Our Cedar Chests, See Our Camphor Chests See Our Hammocha Bee Our Tents, bee Our Hammock Sa; port aud Canopy. Bec Our Mosquito Canoptes, W. B. MOSES & SONS. mylo Cor. 11th and F sta A Rewarsance Sraremesr. DR. Lig 4THILL ‘Takes Fieasure in Submitting to the Public the Following Letter frou MR. L. C. TAYLOR, A Well-known and Highly Respected Citizen of Washington, Wasnteotoy, D.C, June 14, 1890. Dr. A. P. Light 2017 15th st. ne. Desz Smm—On der your care, ving frou Chronic Catarrh of the Head, Throat aud Lungs, together with almost utter | Prostration of my whole nervous system. brought on from a long aud continued Muess of nearly three years, during which thue I received some of the best medical attention, until my case was considered Lupeless and beyond al! medicat skitt to relieve or cure, the 16th of May I placed myself un- + slaughter of animals for the eradication of dis- ease where the authority of « state does not co-operate, Quarantine regulations are also provided, : THE LOTTERY WINS. The Louistana House Passes the Bill in the Interest of the Company. The house yesterday, after debating the pro- position at length, passed the lottery bill sub- mitting to the popular vote a constitutional amendment extending tho charter of the Louis: iana State Lottery Company for twenty-five years in return for €1.000,000 a year. The vote stood 66 to 29, just enough to pass the bill, as it required a two-thirds vote, and the house con- sists of ninety-eight members, ‘ The bill is reasonably certain to pass the senate with the same two-thirds majority. It cannot be vetoed by the governor, but goes before the people im April, 18¥2, and will have to receive a sayjority of all the votes then to become a law.== soe FOR THE PRAISE PRESS. Justice Harlan Compliments the News- pupers of the Day. Justice Harlan of the Supreme Court of the United States, in a lecture before the law col- lege of the University of Wisconsin on *Cousti- tutionul Law,” gave the following compliment to the press of the country: “ ‘Nor shail Con- gress make any laws abridging the freedom of the press.” This is wise provision. There are some men stung to the quick by what they see in the newspapers who would favor a law that would place the press of the country under a censorship... Much may be said against the manner in which newspapers are often con- ducted, but I do not think that I over-estimate their value when I say that we depend largely for our real protection in this country upon the vigilance of the press. It is almost impossible, in this country, as long as the press is nut muzzled, for corruption to hold sway for any great length of time. There are those who think that everything is going to pieces; that the nation is becoming as corrupt as all nations of the earth, and the affect to think so because they see many things in the newspapers. I want, however, to ex- ress the conviction that we are a good deal Petter off than we were fifty years ago, Not that I remember myself, but judging from what I have heard, we are not growing worse, we are getting better. The standard of public morality and virtue is higher than it was twenty-five years ago. Our public men, what- ever may be said to the contrary, in the Con- gress of the United States are, in their moral character.a higher grade of men than were there twenty-five or fifty years ago. There are less vices among them. Old men, who remember what existed im Washington thirty or forty years ago, all say that, NowI believe that a vast deal of this is due to the fact that the pub- lic press of this country is, every day and every hour of our existence, turning its light into the dark places and ferreting out corrup- tions in their birth, and bringing before the people of this country that which they ought to know, and therefore I believe in this pro- vision of the bill of rights.” — see | CHEMIST SHERER EXONERATED, } But the Committee of Special Agents Think His Methods Defective. The committee composed of Special Agents } Spaulding, Montgomery and Chance, to whom sud death was the only relief for me. But today1| Were referred the charges preferred against ‘Sond as & w.thess to your ability and skill not only to relieve, Lut to cure, From my iret visit I found relief snd have contin- Ure! to et better each day, Not only growing strouger, Dut increasing im weight, faining eleven pounds in bineteen days, Under your treatment my hungs bewan to expand, my breathing became rewuler, the psins in my head, chest, sides and Back began to leave me. In fact, my ‘bole-ystem has undenrone a most wonderful change for the better. Iam todays different man to what I ‘was when I first applied to yon for relief. Tmost cheerfully make this statement, for in spply- ing to you !t was considered by persons who knew of ny case a? the (ast resort I hawt tive. ‘You are st liberty to use this as you see proper, and T hope it will be the means of benefiting others who are now suffering for want of relief and cure. ‘Yours, truly, 1. C TAYLOR, 1236 Bat. aw, DR. LIGHTHILL Can be daily cousulted on CATARRH, DEAFNESS, ASTHMA, THROAT AFFECTIONS and CONSUMPTION At his office, 4017 FIFTEENTH 8T. N.W. From § to 12 and 8 to & BERDICS PASS THE DOOR. pis Chemist Sherer, in charge of the New York customs’ laboratory, of unjust tests, have re- ported to Secretary Windom that in their opinion Dr. Sherer had no intention to dis- criminate in favor of the sugar imported at New York as against that brought into other ports, although they found that differences did exist. Prof. Wiley, the sugar expert of the Agricultural Department, made a series of tests and came to the conclusion that the tests at Boston and Philadelphia are about correct, while those at New York are half a degree low. He thought that this indicated a radical defect im the methods employed at New York, and that there should be no difference. The com- mittee accepted bis conclusions, and added that of Dr-sherer, but tial the showing i ageinst of Dr. ut his method. They recommend » cuange fn the New York laboratory. — Platonically in Love. Sara Bernbardt bas fallen platonically in love with Henry M. Stanley. To use her own I feel « purely artistic, though intense for the hero of Africa, I think him ears Soa Fair white hands: Brightclearcomplexion Soft healthful skin. « PEARS'—The Great Engish Complsion SOAP,—Sold Everywhert.” ‘SUMMER RESORTS s rt ¥ a! TLANTIC CITY, N. 3.—RENT OR SALE—/ Hotels, Cottages and Bath Houses. Lets tor sale | in all parts of city; also, So, Atiantic City, Chelsea Fall ocean, view. UMMER RESORTS. SBI PA “3 WET ASBcRy PALK, N.J., THE STRAND, PARK, $d ave. and Kingsley, Modern conventetces, Perfect d for Atlantic Land Co. ISRAEL G. ADAMS & CO., | sanitary conditions, First-class table. Heat ate ‘Aust, Kosi batate and Law Building. 21-z0lm A. CRAWFORD. ~ ee ee SS KK, N. J. AMBRIDGE, ATLANTIC CIT" SURF HOUSE, 14TH SEASON. C Ucran frout, modery conveniences: 100 bed- 100 yards from the Ocean. sere; "sont pi a pm a JeT-co2m ¥. A. MARTIN, 5 E. COC! i. i TUDe) ~~ am 7 Brienton and Windnie Hote mtteoim” | SBURY PARR NT era, YONGRESS HALL, Cc ATLANTIC CITY, ‘Will open June 28. Location unsurpassed, facing Inlet and Ocean. Superior Table. Accommodates 500 Guests. For circulars and terms address, R HAMILTON, Proprietor. ‘Open June 7. jee $e2-1m, < Ki. GAKSIDE'! ATLANTIC CITY, N, s ATIENTS AND GUESTS, _ Write for prospect D°Riey Anas. Pennsylvania ave. and open June 1m Pacific, Atlantic City, N.J. AtaANTA HOTEL, ASBURY P. Fronting directly on the Ocean. Family Hotel, frouting on Ocean, unobstructed view lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; all modern improvements ;superior table ; terms moderate wenn ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, “ASBURY PARK, 14th, é THEO. OVER, Prop. _ RIENTAL HOTEL AND ANNEX, ASBURY Park, N.J. June 5 = to October 1. Accommodates , Oesan View from every window. Now open." Spacious sud -pleasaut verandas. All YRE, Prop. modern vonveniences. M. LUNGER. mylo-coam | a iB WWE AabRy PAE Cae LENDALE, ATLANTIC CITY, Ny ATLANIIC | §S iock irom bench: oon wow of sect ONE TONE modations, tiaies $7 to $10 per week, ALG. MILLER. _Ued-eolm'} _aire, 3, ROBERTS. @ A. MATTHE Ws, lave of Inwieside. y SHE GRAMEKCY ASBURY PARK, N. J., WO TO FILARTIO CITE | how oven: 1th" season; torina iaoderate; 6: This season and stop at ‘the vell-known HOTEL | Sy¢e4 rates for families; one of ‘the best houses, MT. VERNON, Pacifie ave. near Ohio. New open, G4 | —2 su rogue Lane nazz overlooking the wen excel. | FIV KEERWOOD, = cuisine. oO ver week; $1.00 to 82 per 3O5 Lat ave., Ash NJ. No fier louse onthe island at these rates, © Seud | ” Near the ocea.” Shad}: veel? sen bieeeaut_ rooms, of house and particulars. JAMES 5. MOON. _m15-5m ADDON HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. NOW OPEN, LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. ATLANTIO CITY,” ius, complete. Pacific | Terms moderate. Asbury Park. NS! New, modern, firs! between New York and Tennessce aves. Now open. | House and tabve first-clasa, apsu-tun iH 8. DAVIS, Service homelike and cy —- . ~——= | Fardon, 1 we e. near Illinois, Atlantic City, N.J. ——~ pus WINDSOR, ASBURY PARK, NJ. 2a 100 »: Under management of the owners, TP TOGA VILLA, 10TH BEASO! Geté-Lin} Mas. B. RIGHTER, ave, and Kingsley’ st, is froin the bei a __eit-1m_ 302 FIRST AVE., Two blocks from ocean. Con- Nod. ‘% | venient to lakes, bathing pavilions and electric cars, Avery appointment new. iafortuble ieterence DF, Mrs. C. C. DAWBON. ew and first-class; steam hei E Vk from beach. 0) aud SEASH ._Now open. Mra ANNIEGHUBB. wy 10-suy | ———~ OTEL CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. | A THANTIC nlarged aud improved. Virginta ave. near the ocean. COL. JOHN M. ARK. | :ay10-00%m —— 7 Bruns JA OTEL Euensoy, D) JERSEY COAST. _ HOUSE, BELMAR, N.J., ‘Ocean avenue. Uccan front, JERSEY, \EPTUNE HOUSE, | Atlantic City, N.J., . ; 1g oS0uth Carolina ave. Hear the ocean, | Directly on oceam frouk Now open. The best water —myeeeem SAMUEL J. YOUNG. | “Latest sanitary improvements, } OTEL GILSEY, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., OCEAN | _ Se@-1m A.B. SANK, eutl of Connecticut ave., orchestra, electric bells ett cov underdrained, i Pacific E 0. Lately re. modeled and ree Ppa ten court and croguet grounds, ‘Trausiemt rates, $2.30 per day. = £3 eat CAKL Kk. THOMPSON & ‘Im 1c CITY, >, | PBREXTON viiuw Ruil u can plan, Will open for gw | For particulars, terms, & az2u8. in foil view of the orean: near the MBIA, BELMAK, FORMERLY ‘Ocean Beach, N.J., the i 4. C. JOHNSON, Prop. 1d hot and cold Kea water bathe Special retes to x eS - | families 0 . Mrs J. y 4 KL. LELANDE, ON THE BEAC 5 Se anaes ne ssachu + AD S ae ar irs CHAS WAGA Eg ee SR OTFL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N. 3 , Near the President's sui ee beach in the world. Inuned SOF OTE. STICKNEY” ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. | iter pier. “Owned by sine management. -Accomue- Kentucky ave. and Boa new house, every | tiona tor 3OU gi atm UCKTON HC convenience; Rue ocean view to $14 per woek. (Jel 9-Linj STICKNEY, YGEIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ee |: Open “all the year; close to beach; ocean front; | terms reasonable, HUTTON & LAHEY. 50 per day; | ww LV. WVEW HOTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC NEAR OHIO | 2020-2 City, 81.50 to 8 per day, 88 to g14 | PVHE ALDI ; Wo Nuer house at theye rates. Seud for pau- posite the b of each sleeping toot f Balt, Prop. ap KFORD VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, 28 Surf Place. rooms; first-class jeld- Tin Wusurpuaved; table apy For particulars apply to THEY. NPHE, DEVON, beach and peat oftice. Cape May uests, JAMES & STEFFNER._ TEL, CAPE MAY, N.J. REMODELED AND 1 URNISHED, Cuisine and appointments of the Highest Order, « ‘WALTON, Prop, DIRECTLY OP- ‘old water sea baths; location pointivents, ctisine firvt-cluss. UELLEK, je 4-2m RAILROAD STATION, ~ N. Elegant veranitas, T.R. BROOKS, = MAX, NJ. NE. K cuisine; broad. cool Mrs. open. Protected — frou clement weather by portable roof. Wanuemacher's or- chestrs of “5 piecas every evening from 8 to 11:30 pet Schlecht & Mehrer'’s New Inlet Payiiton, 22m. Reached by electric cars, Wapnemacher's orchestra froin 10 to 1% Jel4-2un Suite, Cape May Poin Ocean End Kentucky Avenue, Atlantic Cy, _ Address Mrs. M.T. SOUTHALL. ca. K at St CHARLES, Atlantic City Occan and Delaware aves. “Now open. e10-22m JONAH WOOTTC pe ARLINGTON, ATLAN LIC CITY, N.J. eee Oc End Michigan ave. Conveniently located. Enlarged. m16-3m, "JAMES STOKES, Proprietor WHE AKGYLE, OCEAN END OF CONNECTICUT Fang Atlautic City, NJ. m View of ocean. in = 8, W. FERGUSON Pie BOSCOBEL, KENTUCKY AVE. ATLANTI City, NJ. Near’ Beach, Beautiful new hotel; elec: trie Delin, us aud bath, ‘ALE. MARION, deseo Formerly us the Layton. TLANTIC CITY, Neb North Carvilua ave, ean View. c orchestra en, wents have been and Phursday 8. HAKD M Hotel hi Now ry Branc’ Fervices the best, 1,189. WM. F° HE First-class, Tm’ F. ROBERTS & sons. | */ NHE CLIFTON—COR. ATLANTIC AND CONNEC perfect sanitation 0; open Jur ticut aves, Atlantic City, N..J, Now Open for | _™74-tu,th,stm ad Tenth Season JUSEPH ENGLY, Proprietor WALIERC mI 7-eo3in NGLE, Clerk _ HE COLONNADE, ATLANTIC CiTY, N. J., ‘Opens July i. Washington Patronage Solicited. Popular Itates. Per week—#14 1st floor, $12.50 2d floor, $10 3d floor. ‘The house renovated in every department. Fe SALE OR RENT HANDSOME COTTA NHE SCAKBORO Hot .. All appormtinents of hi | APH ARLINGTON, OCEAN GHOVE, Ns. Accommodations and appointments first class. KROLLTON pD* STARKS' HOTEL, ntral location; spleudid ocean view: table firat- Te WINDSOK, CAPE MAY, Nod. Open June 14.’ Directly on ihe Beach, Location unsurpassed. W. W. GREEN, Prop: x ut; partially furnished; near the cot- tages of Presideut Harrison aud Postiuuster General Wanamaker; rent for the sell for $2,100 cash. Ly Loug Brauch ,N.J. evant house—eularged, decorated and newly d-omely furuished throtwhont—will of nae 21 and close september eat wtandard:a select afe aud restaurant 41a y hotel Jun red ; oven-air carte for ladies aid gentlemen, and many improve- introduced. Hates, 8% tv $5, per day, Koouis engaged at Hotel Koyal or Scarboro Sundays RES, yal, N. proprietor, agen” Long je. N.J. ‘Acconimodate 30. Will open Mt DOLBEY. Pro} mhe-Sru OCEAN GROVE, XN. J. ‘Near the beacii, Dr. J. WILSON. Ocean Grove, N.J. QHELDON HOUSE, OCEAN GROVE, N.J. New Management, Convenient to Lake, Camp and Ocean, New Dining Koom, Kitchen and Offic Special Price to Families. New Carpets, Matting and Beds, DER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. Je24-15¢ ©. 0, LEFLER. Je19-1m. £, C, RINES, of the Elsmere. HE DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ‘Ocean end of Michixu ave. ;opell all the year. AU | S thodern couveniences. tg | Corner of Ocean, {10-0 JOSEPH H. BORTON, Proprietor _ | Grove, N NHE FLORIDA, Pacific ave. vear Tenn. ave, Now open, Sieain Leat throughout, Mis. M. J. ECKERT Late of Wetherill ‘on Ocean Fro bem Spra: 3. SOSEEH | ARKER HOUSE—S! PRAY VIEW HOTEL, Directly on the beach, cl Nea View avenues, Ocean wtyintn, enema ae GIR J.—DIKECTLY ut; woods in reur; gus and electric 1 modern iinprovements; 1th sgason ; open all the year, THOMAS DEVLIN, Prop, ‘an m22-2m* ATLA! s ASIDE PARK wore: ee " ~ Cl ‘Now bk easide: irk, J. Greatht sveuue near beach, Now open. | “On parnogat Bay. Will open for the season of 1690, poe ae MRS. J. FW June 5, under new management. 100 ‘rooutn, all fae: PH LEUMAN. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. ocrAN | _yZi-eol:i MAHON & TOWNSEND end of Peunsylvania ave. ; enlarged, improved, ati OTEL ALLAIRE, SPRING LARE, N.J. Directly Grated by hot water. Open all the yout. a on the beach. First-class throubout, ‘aoders juleowm CW. LEHMAN. vetuents, Artesian water. FJ MHE MINNEQUA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. oe a: BIGESEOIOR, Pacitic ave, between Atkauass aud Missouri aves, | LBUR Central location. Keturnished. Under new manaxe> ment. Everything first-class, Write tor circular, m20-3m CA. BROWNE _de2-2m. SPK Open from Juno 1 to October. F. Lake, RS. K. K, LETCHWORTH, _ HE OSBORNE, COK, ARKANSAS AND PACIFIC SEA-SIDE— separ AtiaMtle City, XJ. New house, modern 4 a ln Miprovements, elevator, electric ‘Terms mod- C) . eee oan S pipe LOCK ISLAND, RI, HOTEL MANISSES, NHE RAYMOND, VIRGINIA AVE., ATLANTIC 15 miles at sea; Golist ing, fine blue fishin tial climate, superb bath- » daily boats, cable, gus, clectric : b ~ bells, fine music hall'and orebestra; prices reasona- Mec: BM bAaia: mod. tape, filbersda view: | Bio Geto tutestea baad book: Referatices, Wescott & Wilcox, 1907 Pas aver aw. ee _Jed-2m ENNEBUNK DEACH, MAINE—GROVE HILL i - 7 5 jotel; very attractive’ seashore and country re- "PSE RICHMOND. .OCEAN AND KENTUCKY | sort; broad ocesn and inland ‘views: house and table N.J. New house: elovantly fur- Rbecictc Della; table uncgrpecsed 5.D. PEASE. ished ; steam heat; first-class in every req team elevator, electric I ting and fishing. “Apply to ct; mineral 9} water, hte, &c.; ne surf bathing, . PAUL, Proprietor, STLAN LG CITY, N.3. _Jel4colm 18 Post Office aquare. Boston. sineet ecteled, Ealereed. Refuruished. SOUR FULLY FCUNISHED COTTAGES TORENT, Now open, W. & ANDERSOX, Nantucket, Maww.” Photographs, Bc my 17k BAB AND EBMancer. | igrqioy suareas Mine OME, U Coucgea satare HE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., SOUTH | F RINGFIELD, NANTUCKET, MASS., OPEN Felt reached! deacenity bet, wa ihe sear. | "T the'year rund. Saten, $3 90 to, BO fer ay. . “hi Witttams, | Seng jor circulars, GABLES H ROCEE MSMATLANTTO CITY, XJ. 2 hea Ota EE BA, (CONTINENTAL HOTEL, = ES Fr SALE OR lantic City; 11 and 121 Vermont ave.; £100 feet cach cottage contains cigilt foome at eneloved shed ; all the roome are private, with a closet | ™x22-2m NARRAGANSETT PIER, 8.1. WILL OPEN JULY 1. CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. ch; cottaves surrounded b: 4 Hoge cistern tudor each ai in coed Coudigion fit hished with good standinue furniture; for both, 6,000; rent one for $230), ApDIY Ge 0, B VERSO: KER, 1416 Fut. nor Aas ASBURY PARK, N. J. OWER HILL HOTEL And Cottaves, Narragansett Heighta, NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. 1 oft Paige Hesh te_Ateaae ont my17-eo2m" L, GC SCRANTON, Manager. PARK, N.J.—THE FENIMORE— ALL bidck é lORE— ALL ASME MAA RAN Sea xow moa. | THE FASWION, erm house. Newly furnished. ASHCRY FARK NT) THE MADISON. OCEAN CO Laem ad AST Pa Fly Oo eee Seeslatictuiao Aa ae ane = WENTWOBTH, NEWCASTLE, N. Railroad Station, Portmouth, N.H., thirty minntes Gistapt, where coaches from the house meet every ABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH HORE. rates for families, ISLAND, VIRGIN1A’S SEASIDE RESORT _my28tosuz0 Cini: Atlantic ocean ; of Motel accom. ‘Shoat beac! inthe world, autpe shoot Pesched dal fron north or per month ; hotel ther information address A. \OLONIAL BEACH Cras Lower Fy : morth-bound traw and 5:18 ey trainat Cobb's Station; passengers transferred to 50 per day, @12 per £'SonR to ‘Terms: 1: reich &e. f iptaaaat es fete ‘EL,ON SALT WATERS 01 i 3, fine beech safe be woating. dabine cod crabbing: boat nx and crabbing: liv shached to good ttisic ; cuisine Unsurpassed. ulers W. T. CRUMP, Proprigtor, ot RUESNANS ToL F st C{eo0" Lancest a coast Ne tmosogien®’ Old popular reiess festored: For circulars and information adtiress 1. P. WELCH, manager. im” Se a BOOKA Toe aera Dp Pilkey, parce HOTEL, ON THE POTOMAC i River, near Chesapeake bay, Md., opens SATUR- JUNE 14, 1890. For circulars aiply to Wash. B. Williams, 375 7th st now. For further informa: ton address THOS. W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor, Piney Point, St, Mary's county, Md. my26-1m Be Hf HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELA- ware, will reopen June LLY m17-3m" 890. Address: LTER BURTON, 935 Lat. u.w., Washington, D.C, SPRINGS AXP BATHS. _ GHANY SPRINGS, VIKGINIA—The most Ssisested Sysnaptis water Emguns lndomed bs the anedical society of Virginia, and recognized as the leading watering place in the state. Elevation high; Climate “delixktful; beautitul groupds, ‘walks Grivew, brass and siriug band of music post, tele Db and express odhces tn hotel’. Write (os cigcalar. eg ape A COLHO ral Manager, EDFORD SPRINGS, RD MINERAL SEOOFORD, PA. In the Allegheny Mountsins; scenery unsurpassed; high altitude: cool nights: no malaria nor mosquitoes; as 8 curative agent the water has no qo 21] amuse- mente: Toerye's famous orchestra; hotel entarged. improved an: newly furnished. Opens June 12.” Circulars on applieation. myl-2m sR DOTY, Manager. REKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL, Now Open Under New Management. Famous Medicinal Springs. Fine Swimming Pools. Mountain Air and Scenery. All Rail. Only Three Hours from WashingtOn, Fine Band. Apply at Ebbitt House or to H. L, HALL, Proprietor, se26-1m Berkeley Springs, W.Va. ERKEFLEY SPRINGS, W. VA.—ST. CHARLES ‘Hotel (in close proximity to the Celebrated Bat! aving becn Completely refurniahed, is now open for ‘the tion of . For turther information ad- Greny as above. CHARLES P. JACK & BRO., my28-Lin* ‘Owners and Proprietors. MOUNTAIN House, CRESSON SPRINGS, WM. R. DU myl-2m Cresson, Cambri BRANDYWINE AeRINGg HOTEL, : FAULKLAND, Dib. ‘The nearest great Chalybeate springs. ‘water in the world tor rheumatism, Fine hotel, beautiful | aud surrouncitas, “For viseulag ad The finest diseares and - CKOOK, Mapager . A few very choice villa sites fu ing hotel lawn for sale. Apply 08"? Drexsel Buliding, Ehtl st FAC ere Ware SULPHUR sriines, va. ‘These springs, famous from 1830 to 1860, de- stroyed ring the war, rebuilt in 1880, are located fitty-six miles southwest of Washington, D. C., via Virginia Midland railway, and six miles from War- reuton, Va. THE NEW HOTEL, Complete tu all appointments (water, gas, electric bells; erior ty any other sume? resort in the mountains of Vircinia, 3 Fine Music, Beautiful Walks and Drives, Elegaut Society. SEASON FROM JUNE 7 TO OCTOBER 10, Terms moderate. Address _ 70015 JOHN L. MILLS, Manager. _ INNEQUA HOUSE, M Mmhegua Springs, Bradford County, Pa. ‘This first-ciass hotel, improved and enlarged, opens June 16; highest point'om Northern Central Railroad : invixorating air; a spring of wonderful curative quall- thes ; elevator. Good music and every modern convenience. Rates, $12 to $14 per week. L. J. ANDRES, Je3-0028t ‘Proprictor. MoS tEReEx SPRINGS HO Sununit of the Bin from Wastington, The hotel is thoronghly turnished with the modera conveniences, and for ite natural advantages is uuBuE- Entirely free from malaria, WILL OPEN JUNE For circulars and te: addrows M. A. MILNOR, Prop.. H. 8. MILNOR, Manager, ao Ridge Summit, Penna. “Circulars at tar uitice, Lm? a SHENANDOAH CO, VA., Summer Resort tor Health and Measure. The finest climate in the mountains of the Viszinias. CHmate very salubrious and free from fog. Average mean tem- perature very low during the entire suminer months e Large munaixr of different Springs owned and controlled by the company wakes it the popular re- gortof all this highly favored section of the United tat i bor ug alley ; tennis courts; pool in the Virwinias, &e. Gvod livery; excell Orchestra in attendauce during the summer. property 4-00 acres in extent, embracing vest Mountain scenery in the country. For and terms address my3-eo-3mn HE CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM Springs, eudersed by the Medical Society of Vir- a a8 well as by other mcical authorives of th Suited Stater and Europearc now open tue year round. Capacity, 1,300; rates, #30 to $70 per mouth, accord- iy ty location of room and isngth of stay; elevation, 2,000 feet. Pamphlets at Chesapeake and Olio ticket office or by addressing the undersigned. Railroad throuch to the springs, GHOKGE L. PEYTON, Man- aging Director, form rly (for sixteen years) managing ene of the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. at OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN, NEAR WINCHESTER, VA... ghont ele hours from Waghinyton, will te opened om THURSDAY, June 19. Por terms aud all jutorination apply to ASB. FIAT ulars F. W. EVANS, Manager. MONROE COUNTY, W. VA. ‘The most noted for its excelient anid comfortable ac. commodations in the two as. ‘The hotel build- ings and cottaxes are unequaled in their superior con- struction and elegance. Ai le over 2,000 feet. A t and beautiiul drive from station im splendid shore couches. Terms reduced to $15 Soper morth. “Send for pamphlets, ‘N. LL, Mavager. my ‘TRIBLING SPRING: Alum, Sulphur and Chalybeate Waters. Shenandoah Mountaiua, Va. Rebuilt, and is the Dest appointed ‘house in the Vir- iia mountains. ‘Table first-class Third season. New owners. Send for circular, CHICHESTER & STEWART, m31-s.tu, theet B.0., Stribling Springs, Va, HE SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA., under new management, hes been vastly improved aud thoroughly refurnished. six varieties of mineral waters. Now open for guests until Oct. Ist. For Sessoms foe. B. PEMEINA meneaee, eta WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS, BATH Co.. Va.— Many improvements and ‘s superior cuisive; oat delighttul, pool on the continent, Hot and Cold Sulphur spout Baths ranging from 70 vo 120 de- FFEGES aeciiic for, Gout Hhoumatin, Sciatica and ‘The ueual amusement, Fine Ball oom, Good _ 38. iddoe GROVER. Manager. ‘WH! suLPHun sPRINas, w. VA. GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL AND COTTAGES NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Elevation 2,000 feet above the level of the sea, summer climate. Accom! lage splendid railroad service: “Elegant ‘vest or For information inquire at GENERAL TICKET OFFIOg! address: . KAKLE, ed B ipettaon INGS—80 WV nt Wanton, We hea, 1.500 toate milk, ioe, horges, stables, lary Saldings oa IN THE MOUNTAINS. URORA, WEST VIRGINIA. ‘A sclect’ family resort on top of the Allorhanies, ‘where the cool breezes blow al: ‘woenery; ainple ; ine drives: eda: wood tabie abundantly supplied; no fogs: no no mi toes; a few yet ‘ot Dtar for circular or jevd-lm J. H. SHAFFER, Prop. ‘OUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, IN THE ALLE. Gord: saddle sud devviog bors : ‘Fates. Ou ‘A. ‘urcra, santo "paint _ COUNTRY BOARD. ERSONS DESIRING COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE tarm house on the ht CATSRILL MOUNTAINS, att sn Tane so fwone apna re to. stati race meet train, Addrgee SARATOGA, RM HOUSK Starcice. i” LL > xv wh a LAKE GEORGE, WwW A A LAM TED NUMBER ¢ MER ar: rable roots goad couutry climete pecfecug beste Jou he Pei, Ws abundance of mi ferms, address Mew “7 On avd after BU Loudoun county, Va. 036-or° Weet Shore SOMMER BOARDERS TAKEN, NEW HOUS! City Station Soalternset nove, lange pieces oud Jaen close competion, eufeen. croguet Tail ourdoor spurts. one minates ATSEILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.—Leave Wash- | Juuations ior ten or Buen. Soe meat: : fogtow 11:20 4_H. NOKRIS, Boyds station, Ma Grand Hotel, 3:09 E\ERGREENS, FALLS CHOROH, VA — te Firat class board. milk. veewtalien, tencle court, Hotet ele Pavilion: three rooms communicating : Jaly 1 - SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EX- | tlemen preferred “Mm. ALMOND aie PRESS. Leave ay D225 TLESSANT ROOMS, AND oAKD ro Kingston, 4:50 pm; Grand Hotel, 4:25 p.m. - | Visitors from Saruntay wn Seals eerumee pice. 3-30 pm. Mountain House Station, 4:18 pan. | commadated. $1 fur day DURDE ST EE Win heme, Faleuville, 4.20 p.m. Arrive saratoga 5:50 p.m. | VQ" jose Caldwell. Lake George, 7.35 p.m, Parlor care {rom me. a derscy City for Motel Rasterskt i, Grand Motel Station, CSCAIEY BOARD CAN BE HAD NEAR POINT Saratoga and Caldwell Lookout. bathing, boating, tahing . ey SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPE- | fruit moikabd butter” Mes KE. DUNTA CIAL —Leave Washington 1:00 am., derwey City Sia | St i jary's counts, M@ Terme 28 p.m. Arrive Hotel Kaatershtil, oom King- . 10 pam; Grand Hotel. §:40,p.u. : Phonicin, 48 p. fountain House Station, 7/55 p.m. Palen- Rille, $:00 pm. Arrive Seratogs $25 1m. Parlor gars from Jersey City for Hotel Kaaterskill, Grand Hotel Station and W: on te Saratoga withous Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania railroad offices aud connect in the Jersey City Station for all northern re. LAUREL, MD THREE Ms. KENNAD! EW BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED AT MOUN> tain Glen, oon county, Va, four miles from reelivilie, Wx wR Livery stat tion. Por ter lars sapeme 1 forts ‘by West ‘Shore falitoed Seueree’ | BLY, Hilleteoro, ‘ ants, va. de rough. C. E. LAMBERI, VIFF COTTAGE IS NOW OPEN POR BOARDKAG _ 225-10 801 General Passenger Agent, New York. | C iiieh healthy sovation ATSKILL MOUNTAIN 11 NWOOD HOTEL. batitebie in honnteise, Uali Tendeer gectuay ent ei MON Al kinds of amuse Send for etreular, V. BRAMBON, Catehill. i terms roamomatie A with stamp, Box SR, Oublend, Garretts, Ma. jess ae YETL? BALL. LOCATED AT BASE OF BLA DM Wiate altantsiny wow epee for tomes Boe: §7s, For tery, Xe. addres JW NICHOLS. Boupe Hii, Va, or A MCHOLS 11) Rat uw. ett oe | WASTED BUR JORY, AvGUsT, Serie Mi Fitter tates from Roky mails, all country COTTAGE, DEFR PARK, MD— Among the Allegheny mountains, AO00 feet gbore tide w: afer: reduced ‘rates for fainilies, MERE, PA. ON TOP THE ALLEGHANY = E Mountains.—Fare air, wil of tonic; pure water. po inalaira or inosquitoes ; boating ou and bething im the jake jramblesthrouch ustural forests, tennis and other faines; table snd service of the frst order. Circulars | Feady, Hotel Eakies Mere, INGHAM & BRED. P rose ee FUEL Pan “Eaxles Mere,” Pu; elevation 0 feet. A charming summer home for tamilies. deliebtiulll vure and bracing air; «ood society; good bowimg atid | thing; NO malaria; uo mosquitocs. no lguer sel) ing ; no ssloops; uo rowdytsin. A few choice vilia and cottage sites for sale at €300 and upward. For tur NEAR KAILRO. AD Jul ERLOOKING NBOUKN untains week. Addrem J. county, Va 1ON— FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN Bb AG _% ther, particulars spply to dated at Yatton. fine shade. apring water; m2) Lm’ 7T eK & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. Au Une — tm 74 me re stato 7 7 5. > PER « ALKER, September 25, reterences exchange... MM: NROL GROVE FARM NEAR ALDIE, Low. o aud terms. & W, LIGHINER, | a dl ants, Va.; a deliwhtfal home in the m - ¢ es sae Je8-Ame | tain hee with childrens lane ro ORRELL HOUSE, CAMP AILI, Harpers ; “SY ay Aud pies Complete M Ferry, Mra. KOLB, Proprietor. Elecant summer | oe Mire. ¥. K. MOCARTY. home ; aplendid view; table first-class. root | QUMMEK MOARDEMS TAKEN AT PMILOMONT ious: 86 per week ; children half price. | SS Loudoun County, Va., ome of the most elevated at Sil & st nw. ee od _ thial sectons = \irkime: shundance of r -] oT e, fruit, milk, verctables, ac; aancing pevilion QcKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA. | S09 ciher auunnuonte or’ haves De Mra. 8. F. LOVETT, propriewess, will open June | $4. _ Se Lie the mountaius. shady lawns; roomsnewiy | 2 1AVENNER tec painted and renovated ; fine Views trom ail windows; | KOSPECT HILL BEAUTIFULLY SITUATKD excellent table, fresh milk , terms @6 per week. in the Mountains of Virwinia. Shade, Fruit Spring _ml 3m y “4 > Pin saved ren. te Board umeg- LU MT. HOUSE, WASHINGTON CO. MD, | urk-Landoun coun Vane ey ee th thes ow open. Rooms may be en, by applyine by | . 4 jetter or tn person to é. P. 5! 0! Serroliton | ( AK HILL SITUATED ON AN ELEVATION [8 Hotel, Baltimore, Md. | AA fh vea of tine Lidge and surrvunding oun, ER’S SANITARIUM IS THE BEST. SIT- ) Vopctables. “uty reierouces. JOHN SIMISOR Kone ‘etand mountain park with crystal ngs. babbling brooks, scenery of the Catskills, evergreen «roves, orchards, gardens, vineyard, Livery, baths, massawe, Sw | Fork, Va, ocusT fF ort des-e.cn.th im? 7 MILES FROM BERKELEY daily: “healthy Jovstion; FARM. tr bowl, boating, croquet, tehnin, g51basiuln. water aud terms reasonmble. Apply to Mrs. AL nalarie Or mosquitoes. Por circulars s . | DELAPLANE, Haucock, Md. eal -6r SALTER, CD.. Walter'o Perk ¥.0., Wernerevilie, Fe. | GQUMMEK BoaRDING AT FAUQUIER INSTI 2 & | Siew © cao noe ALEN HOUSE WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H., | ground) ~ Fir Opens June 28; special rates to f for ‘rea 0.6. BUTLER, A.M ted hotel in the aon; the most modem and huest le mountains, coumanding from its 500 feet of veran- | = am ——— —-—_____, das an entire view of the Presidential range, perfect | rey? Lawn MER BOAKDING HOURE; ayatem of draipage; numerous springs of pure water: open May =. frait, milk, &e., im p Gulsive and service unsurpesseds telegraph and ry large inwn with in hotel, k. MILLAKE i children taken c GEO. P. METCALF, manager. HITE MOUNTAINS, N. BL MAPLEWOOD HOTEL AND COTAGES. CAN GET EXCELLENT ac- « Hagerstown; good table; tou, terms mederate, Ap ot Bt. dames, Md jel twe Tue Palace Hotel of the Mountains, completeinevery I EASON ABLE BOARD NEAR JORDAN'S detail. Many important renovations siuce last sum- Sirince: conveuient to depot and past fice mer, The new and elegant Casino will open its first minodations tor horses and car For terme season for the free aud exclusive use of Maplewood | Bujutyreiciicl Cr, a ENO LO™ Steuhenson'e nests, Address = F as AINSLIE & McGILVRAY, et SRA Saree. SEAS 24 Boylston st., Boston, Mass Mangers, | cream: trains met twice aday, tw until July 5; afterward Maplewood, N, H. audria. Address SPKING BANK, alexandria, Va. _ my31-a,tu, thim COTTAGES FOR KENT—J. A. ENLOW OF MOUN- /tain Lake Pars, Garrett County, Md. has a few my 10-2 COMMODATIONS FOR THIRTY BOARDERS t the De Lauder Farm, one-half mile from Boy A Cottages for reut, ranging in price 1rd $50 to #250 | Staton, Metropolitan branch Baltimore and. Obl for the season, Jozo-Utt_| Meallty, location, iarve lawn. epritae water,” Private ~SaN, — feamscared for. Terms #20" per aNoL! c OR i AT WASHINGION GROVE, MARY- pyiis Station, Md . Ind, Aerociation Cottazes A, B,C aud D rent for eS ——. the seasou, $40. Apply to JOHN National Bank, raders’ | FONT SEND FAMILY TO SUBURBAN BOARD. guy How Saiue te t Mouutamn Lake Perk; = -_ on ny — - . — KS rattroad, be. “ = tween Deer Park ad Oakland; homelike, expensive; _____ MISCELLANEOUS, bracing sir: good table aud beds: cavbostee, temnies APHOUEAND isLaNps. erg ya eee FS THE NEw : . os “ af. LAWRENCE HOTEL, EDUCATIONAL. CAPE VINCENT, N.Y, J. H. ROBINSOX, M'e'r. ey oe a the Summer od preparing for i The only hotel with all the modern appointments, | 5° F op \eeeeean including electric lights, &e., Xe., now open. Figen | Datence. Adieess OUACH, Star elise. a fisting inthe world. Fast traius from 42d st, New | FINKE FREDERICK FEMALE SiMINARY WILL York, on aud after June 29, daily, at 9:15 p. bein its 45th year september 10, 180, The out change. " location is hesthiul snd the appommtments excellent. YNGINIA HOUSE, CULPEPER Va__ epg eee Open for suime? boarders; pure air, fresh milk: ae nan A. BEd, Dereem, MOA, and abundance of ice. hire, KHIGK, | | _2°29-78¢ ohana ot Sty Proprictreta | QPENCLIUAN BURINESS COLLAGE Corner 7th aud D sts, tw, Spee'al Summer Instruction. Rapid Writiug and Book Keeping. Englisi Branches aud Algeure tor promotion, SUMMIT HOTEL GAITHERSBURG 530 above Washiucton, Forty minutes) rido ‘there pot in sixht; abundauce of shade, ive, milk wroundings. Mra I. V. HENDKICKS. it, from ee Shorthand aud 1yp-weluus. “€. a Tt (ee Gall or sons tor Cotafes'ue and Civewl K ERTL ail or send for Catajorue and Circulare HENKY C SPENCER, LL, will reopen June 16. Has well-slisded lawn, fine moun- | SF} SCEK View Priteipal B, Principal; SARA A tain water, hot and cold baths, porticoes, flue sceuery ad and large fooma. Address 3M BELL. GIAMMERING AND SPERCH IMPEDIMENIS, Je16-Im Hagerstown, Md. | BYeven in secmingly hopeless ca rd. succesm — tol 10 years. Prospectus free, KOK's BCHOUL, JEW HILL-TOP HOUSE, THOS. 3. 10" Bedtord ave., Brooklyn, X.Y deze wat ky Prop. Harper's Fe W.Va. First-class table: apring house im full view trom B. and U, Depot o and Island Park. Cards at Stor office. “Terma 86 per week, rs ° wa PRIVATE SUMMER ResonT— | MZUiaiion. Qorouxl and safe, “S200 w €275e.year, burg. W.Va, Open for guests JUNE : Eeferetices. “tral. B. SSUBGHASS, | ( pPEN ALL SUMMER 804% 8T-—BEST PLAGR Martinsbure, W. 1 Uier every branch ot Drawing and Painting . Crayou fonts ee ortraite, with of withott (CoLtONs SUMDIER RESORT OPE or two days, to those who have never drawn JelO-dae . COLTON, Pr River 8; % HORTH AND. Jel2-14e" Se Mary laud. 8 ‘Ac ~ Aa snpby es in é —012-1¢ ee - | Typewritme taught tree " MOQkES HOTEL AND SUMMEG, MENORT, | deta Mensions tay and evening,” Stuaente helped to dowuratomay Ma. te nox, open, for summa | poaitions “hex dencripeve bunuplet for Cul partic Gentiaats Pe asd water ar ee aut tae | fare HEAD RowGOr ACE PRGROGRAPRY. wa ler 12 nurses, price No mosg titoe 3. MULY . e Le son" Stoamboats daily. HERBEAT F. MOORE, Proprietor, | ~*~ ™* ome oo REE seRINGs SUMMER RESORT IS Now SUMMER CLASSES IN DNAWING, PAINTING, Desuwuing au etc bing. Mrs. HOYLE. open Those in, pursuit of pleasure of pealth | _Je21-2v* Room 1:4 Vernon Row, 04S Pa ave, wil find it to interest to take a betore | 5 > : x golng elsewhere. Address Dr. K.P. BLAKISTONE & OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY RORY Kiver Spring, Me ded-ime | EP ari, Montcvmery couaty, Ma. reevene Sere OODLAWN. KOCK VILLE, MD. WILL BE OPEN | ence, ux far ns pornibie, of covernment. The for the reception of guests on May 1. For terma, uber is limited and capecial care is given to the . INqUITe at the Clarendon Hotel, 14th st. and ealth of the scholars. For cireulars and further im- ork ave. Mra. M. J. sm LLP, Proprictress, ap2. NHE HIGHLAND COUNTRY CLUB—A DE- Ightiul resort: thirty minutes’ drive or ten min- a y B and ©. railroad; the famous Spa water; also iron and sulphur springs: newly furnished and refitted; gas, baths, telephones; tenuis aud archery grounds; pool and bowling alleys. The beautiful Srouuds can be secured for teas, fetes, or other cuter- tainments. Parties desiring a luxurious home, cou- Yenient to the city, can find it at the Highlands. Dinners a specialt, jer-1m. _PIANOS AND ORGANS. foriuation address HENKY C. HALLOWELL, A.M. (Yale), _se18-Im ‘Sandy Spring, Md. PEXNNCTON OCs) SEMINARY AND LADIES Collewe.—Fifty-first year. Offers rare educatioual incilties. Terms moderate. High and healthful. steam heating; gas; fire escapes. easy of access. 1HUs. HANLON, D.D., Jel4-39t President for Twenty-oue Years. HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAG: sist st ew ee Open al er prices Students of our different schools, going abroad, may enyage here rooms for Paris, London, Berliu, Dt den, throuxb our schools In these cities, thus avoid Amagreeabl: KAKAUER BROS, USE BEST MATERIALS on their Pi ‘employ best srimans and do | ing theexpensive and a ie stay in hotels. supervise personally. Result: Superior iastruments, 20-Law G.H, KUHN, Sole Agent, 1209 @ st. Ongans, ONE TO DRAW ‘oli Portrait in Fifteen Lessons. No previows of drawing nec y at Scholar's residence or studio. J. W: nT RGED ous MALLET & DAVIS PIANO AGENCY W Te aha: ae ee ery ae ‘pianos. J Vi. GUMNEN, Avent, OLUMBIA CON SELVATORE ¢ OF MUBIO, 9: a ve ceumamer puplion sad vanced course: piano, Violin, Mc. Eh. MAW, Prine late New England Couservatery of Music, Liane Ixervwexre —s uso, | GUAR RRL OE apa pL ESTEY pietou, S29. nimple, ae ‘ IVERS & POXD Fe Ady ST SEES waeae, 2EeTEonoume | Eesti 014 instrumente taken in part payment, Tuning Coens La onc cppsaito cay post ‘Teletuone 020 Goes oc peivate wees. SANDERS & STAYMAN, ae . CE, tieet north RIVATE SOHOOL FOR YOUNG oo __ Hein geet | BRIE Ser Sere ae a ic i A BBB FE Echos and abs aie for thoes oe sy for iY perfect mental and treiing. x %, it fi Et Sellent references, "Givalare cbiaiusble wt $47 enter Z caine ok ONEQUALED IN. CH, WORKMANSHIP Special of, tat SPASE aE nse Mi SECOND-HAND PIANOS. —A compneng every foun, im eens eee __HOUSEFURNISHINGS._ Cooma Br Gus, full tine of GAS COOKING STOVES Gn hand snd for sala att _vamweros comer commer as 0 PRINTERS. ieeeeerae