Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1890, Page 13

¥ . el 7 NO WINGS, BUT A FLYER The Little Cushing and How She Cuts the Water. TO DEMORALIZE THE ENEMY. How a Torpedo Boat Will Werk—Turn- ing and Twisting Without Difficulty— ‘The Howell Torpedo and Its Mis- sion—Hecking Big Boats, anemone N MONDAY the torpedo boat Cushing will flit down the river and with a part- ing stirring up of the water will bid ‘good-bye to these regions for some time tocome. She has been ordered to sail to New- port, R.L., where she is to receive her final armament of guns and torpedo tubes, and then she will be rendy for a series of experiments that will determine the range of her future ao- tion as . destroyer of the enemy. Ass matter of fact here has been nothing done in this line yet, anv all that is known by her officers as to the proper way to maneuver such a craft has been the result of general study on the subject rather than actual experience, She has really not been given as thorough atest in the way of turning and maneuvering qualities as is desirable, the water in this river being too shallow for any such movements as tests of that sort would require. As soon as she gets into Long Island sound she will be | put through her paces, and some of her former records are liable to be broken. It makes a great differeuce with a vessel of this size as to c THE LIT far as possible and then it ex with tre- mendous force. It is e: that in actual warfare of this sort it wil be found necessary to send two torpodoes at the same ship several seconds or perhaps minutes apt the first one. to destroy the nets, with which ali large men- of-war are now provided, and the second to hit the ship and sink her. ‘THE CUSHING'’S ARMAMENT. There will be two torpedo tubes on the Cush- ing in the bow, both pointed in about the same direction and another amidships, swung ona swivel between the smokestacks. This latter gun will have a great range of fire, almost an | entire circumference, thé only obstruction be- ing the stacks, The torpedo from this gun will | not be quite as reliable as those from the guns in the bow, which are nearer the water, and which will consequently give a more accurate line of fire. As in the case of the Vesuvius the bow guns will be immovable except as the | vessel 1s turned, and so the entire boat has to | become a gun carriage, so as to give the | weapons their ranges, The amidships gun be- | ing independent of the direction of the boat's course ean be fired at will without altering the | direction in which she is running. This makes it possible for an expert commander to fire at | two vessels at the same time and thus to do ' double damage. | The actompanying cut was taken from a pho- tograph of tue torpedo boat Stilletto, which recently bought by the government from the Herreschoffs. It represents a torpedo at the moment of discharge from the swivel gun, | with which that vessel is equipped. In this | case the torpedo was seven fect from the water | when fired, went a distance of 36 yards before | striking, and then traveled atthe rate of $4 | knots an hour, THE DISTURBANCE SHE MAKES. The most interesting part of the Cushing, | barring the wonderful engines that drive her through the water at such a marvelous rate, is | the disturbance which she makes at her stern | with her two propellers whirling at their | rapid speed. When she is going ahead at full ING AT REST. the character of the water that she runs in, and this will be an important factor to observe, for the flotation of river water, such as that of the Potomac, being fresh, is considerably less than that of the sea, and since the latter is to be the scene of most of her business movements in time of need it is very essential that all should be observed that can possibly be. A FAVORABLE OPINIO:t. The opinion of all who haye seen her while here has been to the highest degree favorable to the- style of warship that she represents, and it will be altogether in the line of the prob- able that some of the appropriation bills in the neor future will contain provisions for others the seme type. In fact, this was the idea ch the Secretary had in mind when he or- ere and the results show his wis- Bat there is a great deal of misunder- standing about the vessel still, notwithstanding that she has been visited by thousands while here. She is not designed to do any fighting. o whi She isto have no guns of any the few small ones with which to be provided being of the rapid-fire pe. calculated to protect the little ship from wemies of her own class rather than for any fousive operations, AS A DEMORALIZER. It might be truly stated that her real mis- sion ina naval engagement is a demoralzer, and as such an element of victory. It is cal- culated by students of the naval history of the World that the presence of several of these ves- sels around a hostile ficet would be a most de- cisive factor in the demoralization of such a fleet. While they are near there is a constant danger of a ship's being biown to pieces with- ~ out a moment's notice, and with men at watch in the tops and others at the great guns ail the time they would be strained to such a tension that it would soon become unendurable, and allof the efficiency of the crew would be lost. Aretreat under such circumstances would be perfectly excusable, in view of the fact that seamen are but human afterall. ft is designed that most of the work of the torpedo boat shall be done at night, when all the conditions are most favorable for a sur- for in this element lies all the hope of A color has been discovered, after ostly experimenting, that is believed to be in the glare of the electric light, which jorst euemy of the torpedo boat. It is brown of a peculiar tint, and this is adopted for the Cushing and any others to be of her sort that may follow in ease it is decided them for night service alone. It is most at in the event of there being a fleet of vessels built some will be painted the French gray that was the original color of the Cushimg when she came here, for day service alone, and the others the new red for work af- ter dark. In such @ division the majority would probably be set apart for the latter serv- as it is most likely that there would be ity for the working of such boats than the others. The torpedo boat must seek he favorable opportunity and grasp it ¥. before the enemy has time to dis- cover her and pour into her the fatal firs from her rapid-tiring guns that would be sure to fol- low one being sighted. THE TORPEDO, The question of what sort of a torpedo shall be used by the Cushing has not been finally de- d, but it is most likely that the Howell tor- pedo will be placed in the boat for the present and. if it gives satisfaction, im all others that are designed to carry such an armament, This torpedo is antomobile, that is, it runs through water without assistance from the shore or ter being launched. It is about twelve fee®in length, a foot or fourteen inches in diameter and costs $2,200 each. The pro- pelling mechanism is in the form of wheel inside the body of the torpedo, which is spun Up to anenormously high rate of speed before being placed in the tube, when it is shot out by means of a powder discharge. Upon im- pact with the water it sinks on an angle to a depth of about nine feet, when it becomes level and then darts ahead at a good rate of » that is kept up for some minutes’ When it strikes au obstruction, such as a torpedo net, it remains intact without firing for afew seconds #0 as to give it a chance to penetrate the net as speed she throws the water up ina perfect mound behind her until it reachesa height at least three feet above her deck. and it would | seem as if it were going to tumble down and | flood everything. It comes up boiling and | thrashing from the twin scrows and pours out | im an angry wave on either side as if ina hurry to escape from such treatment. The screws take the water as it ix rushing past from the bow and throws it still further back, so that what is known as a “hole” is mado in the water. that is,a depression that is filled by the whirling in of water from the sides, After the water bas heaped up. as spoken of, it curves gracefully over in a sheetof froth and disap- pears from sight, being lost in the seething | wake that is being left behind and rapidly | diverging pair of Imes of fonm that are marked | on their edges by a roll of water that is the terror of small boats and pleasure craft. This | wave has caused all of the largest ver the river to tumble and toss as if they we chips, while their wakes had not the slightest | appreciable effect upon the swift litfle vessel, which cut through without a tremble, GOING ASTERN, Should the boat be run at fall speod astern, in which caso she can make nearly as good time as the other way, the effect at the stern 1s totally different, the water being thrown up in two streams Uy the screwa. ite rises to & considerable height, aud then, being blown * back by the wind that the vessel creates, falls upon the deck of the stern in a perfect shower. henever this is done all of the after hatch- ways have to be tightly closed to prevent the water from entering the officers’ cabin, which is situated in the stern of the boat, as is the case in all ships, There is not as much wake left by the bow when the vessel is running astern, since the lines are sharper there than behind. It is the flare that is made to accom- modate the sorews that causes the two streams to rise. WHIRLING IN A CIRCLE. One of the prettiest movements of the vessel is her turning trick, when she makes a com- plete revolution in less than a minute, while going at full speed. Her helm is thrown hard over by means of her steam steering appara- tus in a small fraction of a minute and the lit- tle craft “‘heels” to the center of the circle that is to be made and all of those on deck make a grab for the side lines, The boiling wake astern is at once transformed into a graceful curve to the right or left, as the case may be, and as she whirls she leaves behind her two parallel lines showing her turns, She is usu- ally pat through a figure eight in such maneu- vers, the lines remaming on the water until after she has completed the turn. The photographs from which these illustra- tions were made were taken by a Stan reporter on board the Cushing while on one of her ex- hibition runs down the river. The party was composed of newspaper men whom Mr. Ray- mond, private secretary to Secretary Tracy, had invited to go in order to give thei an op- portunity of seeing the first torpedo boat ever built in this country. The boat was run down as faras Marshall Hall and then, after being ut throagh a series of maneuvers, was headed lor home. She exceeded everything on the river in the way of speed, going it the steamers as if they were anchored. navy yard tug Triton, which Ras aspeed of about ten knots, was on her way down with a pleasure party from the yard on board, and this vessel was tormented to the verge of a condition of mechanical insanity by the actions of the little craft, She ran entirely around her two or three times and then, following her, ran up from behind so close that those on the decks of the Triton thought that a collision was inev- itable, but the Cushing sheered off in time and left a couple of feet of clear water. This is one of the strong points of the vessel, that she is instantly respondent to her helm, making the sharpest turns imaginable. She leaps and bounds like a race horse at the — from half to full speed, those on deck feeling the | difference in an instant without hearing the peed signal bell. At one place just below Fort | Washington the vessel was put across a mile | between two buoys in two minutes and five sec- onds, this representing a speed of about thirty miles an hot The fwo Evils. From the New York Sun. A married couple from the other side of the water, who were temporarily stopping at a Broadway hotel, asked the clerk about sum- mer resorts and he replied that they would be pleased with the Catskill neighborhood, “Lor’ save hus, but hi don’t want to go there ‘xclaimed the woman. “Bat w'y not, my love?” —- he. — ghee intigore ae i “Hi, well. the next i the Dogskill hand you pooneag poarpaegs dog about me, hand wouldn't for no money. Perhaps we'll meet fewer hanimals if we stay right ‘ere.” es The church quarrel between Rev. Dr. J. Beale of Johnstown and members of his con- owe has been — by Dr, — re- ing his charge. resignation take eilect im September. A Shower of Ants. From the Derby Transcript. A peculiar sight was witnessed on Main “oowags| Ansonia, Saturday morning about 9 o'clock. It | Was what might be styled a shower of ants and lasted nearly two hours. The air was com- pletely filled with the insects. They seemed to come out of the ground. At one piace near the | segs + they issued forth in a stream five oe THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. . COUNTRY BOARD. ASBURY PARK, N. J. Keal Je2-25t CBr SE ATLANTIC 5 front, modern conv: tiences; bed- rooms; broad buffet. SAMUEL H. LEWIS. Prop.) Wate F COCHRAN. Mar focus Brighton and Windsor Hotel. a mizi-eotun Corot Mtr cry, Xa. Will open June 38. Inlet and Ocean, Accommcdates 300 Guests For cireulars and terms address, : BR HAMILTON, se2-1m Proprietor. 1K. GARSIDE" D SDETLANTIO CITY, ¥.3. PATIENTS AND GUESTS. Write for prospectus. $e17-1m UDLEY ARMS, Ponnaylvania‘tve, and Pacific. Atlantic City, NJ. Now open. Spacious aud pleasaut verandss, All conveniences, M. LUNGER. my15-eo3m ETR 7 me _se2-1m Pi RIENT, EX, ASBURY QTRETRS, Soue 1th beet fasoumnedaet 875, Ocean view from Ot as re, Im __S8AML. B. MoiNTYRE, Prop . CLAIRE, 2D AVE., ASBURY, PARK, N.J., ‘block from’ beach; iew of ocean. Riisston os set eget one HE GRAMEKCY,” ASBURY PARK, N. J., ow pben: 11th’ season; terms 4 rates for fainilies; oue of the best, 7-1 A. OFF. HE KERNWOOD, ° i hay anne ist eve,, Aavary Pott. WJ. Terms moderate. [e’ ‘2d ave. and Kit 100 yards from t! Und agement TP IOGA VILLA, 10TH SEASON. 302 Fi AYE, Asbury Park, N.J. Two blocks from ocean. Con: Yenient to lakes, bathing pavilions and electric cars, Boure and tabie first-class. “bvery appgintwent Service homelike and tortabe Refergnce Dr, SEASIDE-MISCELLANEOUs. OARDERS WANTED—AT A PLEA! xT ; bout 40 miles from Washington , BB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA’S SEASIDE RESORT — tnd very moderate terms. in the Atlantic ocean; increase of Hotel accommo- | 667yAPON LARE HOME", SMALL PLPASANT Ea “Tea wibecerer weston, yt ee esort in West Va Mountaina Lithia Irom vi ee __ de ing, Saning — wed: can be | Bane tases for eensom (round trip) Hees Hots LAUREL, M! re foithed dally by WeYSP. EON HR fro nosh oe on B. & 0. fortable conveyauces meet «uests at ice Rooms, with Doord, two minutes’ ft Gobtys Steun teniae, Wee tect Une TES | CS ee ee ee atic gO et eed SE ma. north-bound train and the 5:18 pram. south-bowyd a sock cee Feta ieetet, | BERT. Prop. “jeter” isnpd wy, stetmer, waist: perdsy, $13 pee wwe. aleo S26 12th st. aw. TEN SELTOT ROARDERS MODATED ‘week, 840 per month ; iat pf ec.” Fort 2); eee at Boyds Station: ty URE POO Ther biforumation addiees AB. CUBE Prop. jess CASK MOUNTAINS, we pacties en a ea hed ABESTC, BQUae QORAN CES. ME WILE sanaTood, scones va honk an Eee 0 ; bathing wn = ‘See ———. 3 r. and boati: ENOIL. FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD Sort, No smosapitos,”” Old popular pricey fest wa LAKE GEORGR Lx ex From City, neat railway station ‘Mccnatal Yor circulars and information address 1: T. WELOM, sou: Jarse, airy’ toome, farm. ‘dairy, mmeoawer. = keto” ADIRONDACKS. Ietcts (a aindance shopoes for fine tad anietagt et Ep POINT COMPUT pn | _onand aherstxpay, suse 2, trajoe on | ferme smederstas "Avniy ry : “ity tf ey Ivana ral! Tame ‘f a A va’ Po COU ee Sr” | slow connection with fest treme toand trou weak | WWfemuiy ohuitte ROnter tied A ane ington. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.—Leave Wash- tite, Jersey City Station at 10-40 9m. nome. healthy locstion : derate. Address alr. A. ae ripen RAPS crip aA lars NT HOTEL, O TNEY 1 Rewhbortood ; term Truax, Accotnk, F ver, hear apeake Bay, P. irfax county, Va. AY, JUNE 24, Tgp Fer’ ci ply to Wash, tere! ny S243 pt. —e. = mn ; Toprietor, Pin orem ry Point, St. Mary's county, Ma. myst-Im. | Hotel Stations © Hove and Jerwey Cl y to Grand | sem Pretersck city | te 0 day ond QRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELA- | ,SAMALOGA AND CATREILI, MOUNTAIN FX- | Somumubication with Washo ton coonfarta, on ENDAI ; CITY, NI, 7 16 | Fardon, 132 F st, u.w. PRESS —Leave Washington 11:20 Puc. Jersey City | [PCC moderate. “Address Mre. 1A. BUCKICN, Mound Pee gee ASEAN TIOSITY, B52 STUABIIO | * Se ckcneteshor ae, or Station 11-20 a.m. Arcive Motel Kasterskit val Pi'ssant, Medertck couney. Bde __ setae i ‘to #10 per week, A.G. MLLER —— = m17-3m* 935 Let. n.w.. Washington, b,c, | Atueston. 4:50 p'm_; Grand Hotel, 4-25 p.m; Phe- COkS EEX, BOARD-Loss THAN AN HOURS H te of Ingleside, inyZU-cozm SEASIDE—-JERSEY COAST. ha pa — | nica, 3-30 jountain House Station, 4:15 pim.; | Qoride from Cedar Point and Pope's Creek, Lane, 710 TO ATLA CITY. NB. — 5 NOUS = peste rad —e ST. GE ratte 7 ™ as 5-20. Pm Auive —? 5:50 — 3 ep house, situated on ry rate and terns a CITY. NJ, Jn ens. 180 per wel well, Lake George, 7-30 pin. Patlor care froin | dime and tethine Lev =e T This senson and stop at the well-known HOTEL | A THANTIC HOUSE, BELMAR NJ. imonth. Special arrangements for {atm i Serecy City for Hotel Rastersktds Grand Hotel stats be ie chusge so aed treet Siete tk MT. VERNON, Pacific ave. near Ohio, Now open. 64 ‘how spon or longer. Will. mn of 1 ont | Saratoga and Caldwell | Tis’ Lot, Charles county, Ma. fecean rooum Lave p nye the’ sea. - | my10-e02m G0, AUBTIN, | Wharf. Good sailing and Uathiox. Boats for sailing ty SAKA|OGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN | : Jent cuisi @5 to $14 per week; 30 to 82 per — — Address BK. J. ADAMS & BRU Piney Point, CIAL. —Leave Washineton 9:00 am. Jersey € A - day. No finer house outhe inland af these rates. Send ELMAR, NEW JERSEY. Refer to A. “J. Donaldson, Census Ufiice. and tion at 3°28 pm. Arrive Hotel Ki tia King- | PPESIKAMLE SUMMER BOARD IN PRIVATE for cut of house aud particulars, JAMES 8. MOON. NEPTUNE HOUSE, Xund naw. i ston, 9:10 pam; 0 Phwniee, | M2 Family in the Shenandoah Vall $ jer, 91171 . , + Grand Hotel, §-40 ~ aolb-bin rect]; on cote front Now open. The best water Soo Sa ae See aren 73 ym; Mountain Houwe station ae = Mra M U.porer.. z “GALL ATLANTIC CITY, Ray re Dencl file, 8:00 pm, Arrive Saratoga Parloe a x Anke Bae Sree r20 Omre, 24, ‘Latest sanitary improvementa, ———_SFRINGS AND BATHS. _| Care tron derecy Che for etl Kasseteniil, Grea | JOQUNTRY BOARDERS TAKEN AT PODR PI Now Ce fee Je9-1m A. R. SANK. LERGHANY SPRINGS, VIKGINIA.—The moet Morel Station and Waslungton to Saratoga without Ce eee FE pens trae Foca RGR, areas cara p= | LOTS PORE Bey Poway | Acar al awit te ot | het Penni ones | hy uri ty al pon ‘ew, modern, firet-class, complete, Pacific ave, | Will open for guests the last week in June, Marcingt watering piace im. tne stee. Elevation tle; | Sores ty Week Skee redeak eer eeeen re; | Misak, Boy mnery county, Md. jee? between New York and Tounesgee aves Now open. | For particulars, terms, &c., address tives; Drees and string bend of muse: Poot through. C. E. LAMBERT | JPERSONS PrstiaNg CoUN TRY BOARD CAN apsu-3m JOSEPH 8. DAVIS, FRED. &. FOSTER, graph and egpress offices in hotel. Write for cingular. J025-t0 801 General r Agent, New York. | ay.lcemmnodated et Three Boring Farm, one ba! JP OTEL CET Woop) Mansyer, CA COLHOUN, | CyAISKILL MOUNTAIN GLENW: OTT eae eee eae eg ot nueral weer, H Pacine ave, neat iin Atlantic City, NJ. | _Je2-1m 13th season, | Jo2-6w General Manager, | C Keduceit prices for June Healthy ang | Address Mr. FLEET S1ALEY, Boyde, M4. jo27-3 ‘Kefuruial new an irst-clage; steam heat; ¢: Wr 7 WN 4 re 7 table in mountains, Aj ie of AmuseImente, rhs WA reow : REXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY CITY, N.J. EX. EDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS. best table r Lk alla, “yp minutes! walk from bench eno aid 83 BRPERO" VELA, OARS MAX COTY, Bd. EM: | BORD, PA. Send for circular. 'V. BKAMSON, Catskill, raul rooms aid Bcoome OTEL CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Enlarged aud improved. ‘irwinia ave. near the ocean, my10-3m 3 COL. JOUN M. CLARK, Ho™= EMERSO: Atlauitic City, N. South Carvlina ave. near ti: ytttn ___BAMUE OTEL GIESEY, ATLANTIC CITY id of Conuecticut ave., orchest rained, open May 1. J., OCEAN electric bells AL PPENHEIMER, OTEL IMPERTAL, ATLANTIC Directly on the be new house, Laudsomely f bells, unobstructed oces! cuisine unexce). receives 200 xuests; terms, $10 to $18 to $3 por day. GW. Ki my17-lawl dt OTEL INGOMAR, KENTUCKY AVE, ABOVE Pacific ave, Accommodation, 200. Lately re- ieled and refurvished. Lawit’ tennis court and rounds, Trausient raics, $2.50 per day, lu CAKL KR. THOMPSON & © L KENSINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. South Missouri ave., near mending Kailroad and Beach, Europeai aud Amerie pian. Ly be J.C. JOHNDON, Prop. Piazzae;,in fril view of the ocean; near the Iron Pier md hot and cold sea water baths. fal rates to nilies for season, Mre. J. A. MyEhS, oe OPEL LAFAYETTE, OAPE MAY, XN. Near the President's summer hoine. beach in the world. iron pi dai Fs The finest Immediately opposite the new Owned sane wanagement, Accommo- ro Dees JAMES & STEFFNER L ‘APE MAY, N.J., DIRECTLY OP- posite the iot and cold water sea baths: location Ur} assed ; table appointments, cuisine first-class. For particulars apply to THEO. MUBLLER. jel4-2m. Ve, DEVON, NEAR RAILROAD STATION, ach and post office, Capo May, NJ. Elexan beach and post office, Ci aa Elexant J. rooms; first-class cUisine; broad, nid Jeli K, BROOKS. W. W. GREEN, Proprietor. L LELANDE, ON THE BEACH, H™ Massachusetts ave., Atlantic City. N.J. CHAS. WAG Nk, AMUKL WAGNER, M r fap19-3m) "Proprietor NKY," ATLANTIC CITY, N. y ave. and Bouc We ocean view: $2 to 89 to #14 per woek, (jel-Im] L. YGLIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N.S. Open Il the year; close to beach; ocean front; terms rensonabl y TTON & LAHEY. W HOLEL ALDINE, PACIFIO NEAR OHIO ave., Atlantic City, $1.50 to 62 per day, $8 to $14 ber week; no uer house at these rates. Send for patu phlet.with eut of hotel, diaxrain of each sleeping I Price Ts ist, €o H.D. BAss MAN of Balt, Prop. ap1¥-tim HEKFORD VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. 28 Surf Place. "Now o ¢. J. LAN roy, Je5-eo'tna DE. WATROUS, Props 4 AUFLER'S HOTEL AND CONCERT GauD! lantie City, now open. Protected from in ber by portalie roof. Wanuemacher’s or- Pieces every eveuing trom 8 to 11:30 Schlecht & Mehrer’s New Inlet Prvilion, Keached by electric ca: Wabne nacher's orchestra from 10 to 12 a.m. and 3 to 5 F mu, Cafe attached jel4-2m — SCMLECHT & MEKREK, Proprietors. GHinbex, Ocean End Kentucky Avenuo, Atlantic City, NJ. Address Mrs, M. T. SOUTHALL. ap? jm ai. CHAKLEs, Ss Atlantic City, N.J, Ocean and Delaware aves. 3e10-2m NHE ARLI cy ‘Ocean Eud Michi ‘onveniently located. oun 4. ic nave. nlarged. m1 ot IE AKGYLE, OCEAN END OF 4 hie Atlantic City, N. ‘ow open. View of ocean. m 8. W. PERGUSO NNECTICUT ENTUG! E., ATLANTIC car’ Beech. Beautiful new horeh elas A. Kk, MARION, Formerly ut the Layton. Te seca TE, ATLANTIC CITY, Nd ry Ou the beach, North Carcliua ave. Inobstructed ocean view. Fait water baths in the house, Elevator. Now open. fe-6m E, ROBERTS & SONS. _ HB CLIFTON—COR. ATLANTIC AND CONNEC Hout aves, Atlantic City, N. J, Now Open for nth Season, ‘Proprietor. m17-eo3m NGL HE COLONNADE, ATLANTIC CITY, Opens July 1, Washington Patronage Solicited. Popular Rates. Per week—#14 1st floor, #12.50 22d tloor, €10 34 floor. ‘The house renovated in every department. New Dining Room, Kitchen aud Office. New Carpets, Matting aud Beds, UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. _#191m LC, RENES, of the Elsmere, 1] Be DENNIS, ATLANTIC CLT), NJ. cea: end of Michixen ave, ;opeui ali the year, All modern conveniences fiv-om JOSEPH _H. BORTON, Proprietor NPE FLOMIDA, Pacitic ave. near Tenn. ave, Now open, bieam heat throughout Mra. M. J. ECKERT, Late of Wetherill, INGLESIDE, ATLANTIO CITY, NJ. end of Kentucky ave. Nearest house to the beach. Accouunodations Brst-class in all of its ap~ Men. L. THOMAS. ATLANTIC CiTY, d. ‘Tenesseo avenue near beach. ‘Now open. ly enlarged. MRS. J. ¥ NEALLL dew-Ima se WHE LEHMAN, ATLANTIC CITY, . OCEAN end of Peunsyi¥auia ave. ; oulurced, ed, aud heated by hot water, Open all the year. duis SEQUA, ATL. CITY, N. J. Pacific ave. Between Arkansas and Missouri aves, Central location, Kefuruisued. Under new wauage- frerything fiet-ciuas, Write tor circular, rovenieuts, eevator Mra. H OSBOK. NP\HE RAYMOND, VIRGINIA AVE., ATLANTIO City; mew house; mod. imps. ; full ocean view. Men ee PW EMANTS BtOP.: uauaer, J. H. WOOD, aleox, 1907 References, Wescott & ‘BY, DW. Jed-2in IE RICHMOND, OCEAN AND KENTUCKY ave., Atlantic City, N. J. New house: tly fur od ateain beat, electric belle; tabla ‘unsuriasced lin ie J.D. PEASE, HE UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANLIC CITY, N.3. Remodeled. Enlarged. Refurnished. Finest Hotel on the coast \ W. 8. ANDERSON, Now open. my17 Manaker. HE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., SOUTH Carolin near the beach. Open ull the year. Enlarged, remodeled, thorouxhly revovated. ‘ms-3m M. HE WASHINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Connecticut ave. near Pacific, 4012-002m_M WHITE of Washington, Pro} FeesAre OR RENT—TWO COTTAG! 1 iautic City:119snd121 Vermont ave.; each lot 80x100 feet; each cottaxe coutains eight rooms and ‘encloved shed ; ali the rooms are private, with a closet in each; cottaxes surrounded by covered porches: & lange cistern under each; all in xood condition: fur- nished with good standin furniture; price for, bot 5,000: reut one for $250. Apply GEO. F, VERNO! Co., 108 st. Paul st., Baltimore, Md., or A. F. BAR- KER, 1416 F at, jois-5t ASBURY PARK, N. J. SBURY PARK, N.J.THE BRIGHION ON 3D AlNveroussnd a bit blocks trou cotas ase well-veutilated and comumunicatiug rooms; perfset sanitary conditions; a texian water and was through. out the house: special terme fur June and September; alsofor large parties Address Mrs. HAMILTON HUN1, Proprictress. Jozi ane SBURY PARK, N.J.—THE FENIMORE—ALL modern {mprovelents; 14 block from ocean; ca Ducity 200 guests, For par TSS? Noni, X PARK—THE GUERNSEY—SEVENT. ve, peignttely located, Near beach, lakes anc thing pavilion. | Perfect sanitation, Gus through- out. oven Wire springs aud hair mattrasses, Excel lent tabie. ‘Tennis, boating, fishing, dancing. Mod- erate prices. Fifth seasou. THOn. G. ALLAN, Jem, of Washington, SBURY PARK, N, Es dail -1m WHIGHT & FROST, Managers and Owners, SBURY PARK, N.J.. THE MADISO: CEAN end-of Sunset ave, Pure artesian water, Soriscy A Souitary equipment, Terms moderate. For informa tion adi |. B. STEWART, oot ‘T, CM. DYMOCK. A’ BURY PAKK. June 14. N.J., OCEAN HOTEL—OPEN for and Hotel. Tlustra Circular ‘on application." Addreas trated Syeleim GEO. L, ATKINS & SONS, RY PARK, N.J.. THE ST, z A irs; , comida fal Yew si lpean Near itis yavilion. Perfect san me! mat. ees wy aie ay wy Terms moderat shin i 2 SBURY Pal N.J., THE STRAND, ven et eee nea sanitary conditions, First-class Je2)-eolm Perfect A. CRAWFORD, 'T—HANDSOME COTTAGE AT rtialiy furuished; near the cot- rriscn aud Postmaster General ‘the season onl; sell for $2,100 cash, Apply GEO. | CO. 108 st. Paul st., Baltimore, Md., or A, KER, 1416 F st, : TP\UE SCARBORO HOE: : we Branch ,X.J. is elegant hotse- ee: decorated and newly and hand furnished throughout—will open as @ first. ly bote Jun and close ptember 15, Ail appointments highest standard: a select ore pestra exigaged: opel r cafe aud restaurant aia curte for ladies and gentlemen, and many improve- ments have been introduced. Kat 5 t, $5 per day. Kooms engaged at Hotel Royal or Scarboro Sundays and ‘Thursdays. RICHAKD. MEARES, proprietor, Scarboro, Lo Branch ; Hotel Koy N. oe ross jeelm capacity Address Dr. W wn24-tu,th,s2m NEE ARLINGTON, Accomodations Fervices the best. 1, 1890. WM. HE CA First-class. m3i-Im* cee Qmatpon HOUSE, 0 Near OCEAN GROVE, N.J. Now Managemen Convenient to Lake, Camp and Ocean, Special Price to Families, $e24-15t ©. C. LEFLER. PRAY VIEW HOTEL, Directly on the beach, Corner of Ocean, Spray and Sea View avenu Ocean J. JOSEPH WHITE, Proprietor. jei7-1m HOUSE—SEA GIRT, N. J.—DIRECTLY nu Front; woods in reat I modern jmproven: ie year, THOMAS DL SEAsipe PARK HOTEL, “5 Seaside ‘On Barnegat Bay. “Will opou for the season of 1890, June 5, under new management, 100 rooms, ali fac ing both ocean and bay, _Inyzseo13t MAHON & TOWNSEND FASTER ALLATRE, SPRING LAKE, N.J. Diroctly on the beach, Firs s throuhout, “Modern iniprovements. Artesian wat 30 — : M, RICHARDSON. -BY-THE-SE. SPRING LAKE, NJ. from June 1 to October. RK. K, LETCHWORTH, ____SEA«! L LAND. BUC, USEAND, RL. HOTEL | MANISS 15 miles at sea; delightiul climate, superb bat inx, biue fishing, daily boats, cable, waa, electric pellsy fine rausic ball'ana Geiuenttas prices reasons e. Send for iPustrated hand bool mi 1° ©.E. BROWN. CEAN VIEW HOTEL, 15 miles at sea, OPENS J) 1xvd, Steamboats daily to and from NEW LONDON, NEW- PORT and PROVIDENCE. ‘Telegraphic communica- ion. For circulars, FAB Ke., nddrens 1 DLONG, Windsor Hotel, CUNDALL & BALL INE—GROVE HILL hore and country re- louse aud table clans An every respect: mnineral spring water steam cievator, electric lights, Ac. ; fine surf bathing, outing and fishing, PAUL, Proprietor, 18 Post Office sijuare, Boston. Y FURNISHED COTTAGES TORENT, 16t Mass. Photographs, &, Address Miss ORE, 9 Concord square, _Je14-2w Boston, Mass. FY\HE SPRINGFIELD, the year round, * STUCKET, MASS, FEN tek, 82.50 to 8h 3 “CHARLES H. MOWRY, Proprietor. CONTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, B.L, WILL OPEN JULY 1. my22-2m CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. |OWER HILL HOTEL And Cottages, Narragansett Heights, NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. I. The finest located Hotel on the Atlantic Coast. Opens June 25, Send for circulars, my17-eo2m" L. ©. SCKANTON, Manager. |= WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, XN. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes Gistant, where coaches from the house meet every train, THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH SHORE, OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 28. FRANE JONES, Prop, W. K. HILL, Manager. my7-2m T= MANOR INN, SWISS CHALET And THE WAUKEAG, Sullivan Harbor, Maine, Now open under the management of ¥. E. BALCH. ‘Fer rates, circulars, &c., address as above, 321, 28 Wy S82 PORT POINT. MANG.—HOTEL WESTPORT, between New Bedford and Fall River, frontivg HOR sENECK BEACH on the Atlantic whe ‘ths ocean bathing, river and ocean scenery are superb and the Tshing, Giese sy Tae ‘address HESRY A; BROWN, Joxzl-s4t SE, YORK BEACH, ME. Tagan 460 feet in fous aceun view wrands hue. uet Bathing: healthiest beech in the world; no malaria, hay fever oF mosquitoes 4 AP EP a dbas, 10 J07-co2m i Fare from the MARTIN, bara THE VICTORIA. m1¢-3m TALANTA Hi Y PARK, N.J. Sa rane ‘WM. APPLEGATE, Prop. SEA-S1DE—MISCELLANEOUS. 122m in the Allegheny Mountains: scenery unsurpassed: 00) mi water. terme mod~ high altitude; cool night malaria Lor mosquitoes FOTEL KAATERSKILI OPEB, on promise, as @ curative agent the wi ier has mo equal. all ainuse: Hott RAATERSEILL x janetdeel ae oe ee CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, QEVERAL FAMILIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED Opens June 12." Cireuiars on application. Direct Kailroad Connection, table: besunifal scenery: Tig mallee tree ape bee _myl-2m LL DOTY, Manager, Rites Reduced, Thonée aud . xy references ean eos ey Chanved.. For further particula BRKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL. W. F. PAIGE, Ea ry mel EA al Now Open Under New Manaxement. ml4-w&s.16t _ Kaaterskill P.0., Greene Co. a 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, Berkeley Springs, W.Va. OUNTAIN COTTAGE, DEER PARK, MD — ‘Among the A! rheny mountains, 3.000 tvet ies for faiuilies, MISS jam KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GaP, —Open from May 1 to November. for civeular. Stn W. A. BRODHEAD & SONS. M court, len, ok me; July 1 $0-2m FF ‘eae 3e26-1m [OUNTAIN HOUSE, YATES CAP pone Weler Gap, Pa YLookent: baths map eas beep CRESSON SPRINGS, $62-3m NOW OPRD ww. BROADHFAD, B. DUNBAL On the Summit of the Allecheny Mountaing > per week ye AGLES MER ON TOP THE ALLEGHANY WILL OPEN JUNE ‘Mountai: E pI water LAU! D, For eiteulars aud Suformation, aldceae snatatra ct thins i the “ine Kixwabte WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt., Jake :rambles through natural sand other x SL ii tient on Cresson. Cambria county, P&_ | Teady.' Hotel Eagles hiere, INGHAM & BRELD. | MJ SAILS JAL1. LOCATED AT basi Besorwing SPRINGS HOTEL, Jeo-Lin* ae ers. For terme, &e., addrens 1 Ne ROSPEOT HILL PARK. OVFRLOORING | Mid, Va, or A. NICHOLS, 1 Chalybeate’ spritiga, The finest for cure uf kidney’ disesses and hotel, beautiful lawns, drives,walke “Eagles Mere,” Pa.; elevation e Coarming sununer home for tauilies. delightful, ‘water ip the wor rheumatism, Fin + NEAK RAILROAD STATION, , Van reopens July 10; lene 5 bracine wir; good society; good boutiny an and surroundings, Vor circular address te Home at bg nt Water, shade, &e. For 1. W- C HOOK, Manager. | iru: no talovhe: ne rowdyisia, "4 lew choice villa and roms Mira. HARRIS, DAG A few very choice villa sitcs fang hotel York av sale. Apply 032 Drexsel Builui Al wn for #. Phila, my it i} cottage sites for sale at #300 and upward, ee ne + | tmer particularsapply to fee * LENBOUENE, SITUATED NEAR BLUE RIDGE FRAC evieR Wiire suLPHOR srRiNos, VA matin’ Thre & RUTHERFORD, 1:07 Pat | G Mountains. now oven water unsurpamed. xtene "ANTHONY (HALL, CAMP HILL, HAKPIN'S | © jNellshaded ground: no malaria; ‘These springs, famous from 1830 to 1860, de. | June ZU. to retesenese, sxementee | — F aa ee ti ne the war, reb 1880, are located | Semd for circulars and terms & W. LIGHi KEM, CT HILL-BRAUTIPULLY SITUATED ity -aix idles epuihwest of Wachingtony, De Coss | Clerk Jett-Liut Mountaiis of Viewiuia. Shade, Fruit Virginia Midiand railway, aud six miles from War- , Fine Saddle Horses Twble Bourd unex~ reuton, Va, THE NEW HOTEL, erences. HENSON SIMPSON, North ouuty, Va, Jeb-th fen, Bun BOAKDING NEAK THE MOUNTAINS; ree wientaxd HOUSE, GARRISON-ON-HUDSON, ¥.Y., 7M Complete in all appointments (water, gas, electric New ¥ bniek bol Toots lawu shade; wo bells), is superior to any other summer resort in the tein air and pure spring water, For particulars address MISSES CUR! ROU GE Ve a nily Hotel. “Tennis, Croquet, Bowing, Bik a, AF, . jel tubstene 1 . vs an ewan’ lass living. = Boake enters ak oar! — . Write for circular and terms. OARDERS WANTED NEAR LOUND HILL STA. Jets-laa JW. GARRISON, Manager. ion Mie "point: fue ‘mountal, view, FRO! 7 a ———— <j | Rade: Gancing pavilion snd piano. Address 2. SEASON FROM JUNE 7 TO OCTOBER 10. MGEBELE HOUSE, CAMP Mit. Hanvews | WTS's Mio, Prancu FO. Loudeun sone ‘Terms moderate, Address MM Ferry, irs, KOL, Proprietor. Liexant ny 14-wike, hut e; splendid view. table first-class; rooms = = Je7-eo15t? JOHN L. MILLS, Manager. 5: $0 per week; py ye TPE GLAND HOTEL, Favouirn WHrtE str | — = a ‘api ail outdwor ape phar Springs, Va. ear Warrenton, via Virg nia OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. V Walk to station, conven ent ty othe Maidiand k. RK. Information, circulars apd plau of Mrs. 5. EF. LOVLIL ppriearess, will open Jume | fifteen. vera Toons at Hotel Arno, Washington, D.C. Terms miu among the mounta! > lawns, rooma newly NOKIIS, Boyde Station. Md erate, Jel dew tedand renovated, f: rom. a1 windows; A Paar SERIAL ‘ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, et nen eaens one GU per Were 3 deliehtful home in Frederick County. Virgin bildren , letre room, ill be open ist of June f UE MI, MOUSE, WASHINGTON CO, MD, | spring wat we wud place complete for health, @rive from the RK. now open. Rooms may be ¢ meee ad byapr lying by | comfort. jel4colm hotel, andi ce in the createst abundance.athered from | letter or in persop to J. B. SHANNON, Carrollton uMia hoa + ’ . a. For medical and other testimony send for | Hotel, Baltunore, MB. myzicdm | QUMMER, BoARDIIS TAKEN AT PHILO MON ees a WALTEES SANITATOUM 15 THE Brot. str | sna’ healthful Vireimie: ol ot iS ss usted ino grand mountein park with crystal | shade, fruit, milk, voetablen, we. Manet: yovtlion XY INNEQUA HOUB! sprinca. babbling brooks, scenery of the Catskills, | gud other amusements. For particuiats address D. Minuequa Springs, Bradford County, va, evergreen groves, orchards, gardens, vine: dairy, | 5. TAVENNER., my h-théatm ‘This first-ciuss hotel, improved and enlarged, opens | livery, baths, mansae, Swedish movements, electticl.y. T= ON 5 June 16; hicbest point on Northern Central Kailroad; | bowling, boating, croquet, tennis, «ymuasium. No oO%} MILL—> : TUATED ON AN ELEVATION F invixorating air; @ spring of wouderful curstive quali- | malaria or mosquitoes. For circulars address ®OBT. fuil view of Bine Ki and surro jetaae tas ties ; elevator. WALTER, M.D., Waiter’s Park P.U., Wernersville, Pa. pn gy FT a 3 beets aie 4 ? “ “ ork, Va, Jo-0,c0.4 9 0204 music and every modern convenience, Hates | _mi3-coddui 3 nce, * L. J. ANDRESS, LEASANT NOW READY POR THE RECEP. 2 °7 ; ee Proprietor. _ | sou; the most inouern sud Auest located, hotel im kuests, Cool rooms, long porch, grand ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL, mountains, comtbanding from ite 00 feet of ve: in view. milk, vegetables “all _home comforts, Sumunit of the Blue ihidye Montains, das an entire view of the Presidential range, rus address A. E HUMPHREY, Pas Low Pennsylvania, system of drainage; numerous dvun Co., Va, y 1, 28.395, 12 1,600 feet al evel. hours’ ride from Wrshinwton. The hotel is thoroughly turnished with the modern cuisine and service unsury in hotel, ©. K. MALLIKEN, proprie! @ METCALF, manager. del MMER POARDELS W <b iN PHILOMONT, y sections of Vinenie; ne Of the wor couvenieuces. and for its natural advantages ia UnSUr- | Sire MOUNTAINS, NIL Gout,’ For particaiasn address ‘Mi SULLA A. MO j Butirely sree: fcory mula ee 10K, Phil vada jolene” MAPLEWOOD HOTEL AND COTAGES. ‘The Palace Hotel of the Mountains, completeinevery detail. Many important renovations siuce last sum- mer. The new and elegant Casino will open its first season for the free aud exclusive use of Maplewood Address ane. AINSLIE & McGILVRAY, 24 Boylston st., Boston, Mass Mauagers, 1. dress MILNOR, Manager. culars at Star office. For circulars and terms M. A. MILNOR, Prop... 5 Bine Ridge Summit, Penna, “Ci J16-1m* ATION—FEW MORE BOARDERS 5 comizedated at batten, fine shade; apring Water; Gancing aud other auusements. iy mile Tom station, MOLLIE L. WALKER, Round Hill, Loudoun county, Va, QUIER INSTI- as, ENANDOAH CO., VA Summer Resort tor Health and ¥ climate in the mountaius of the V very salubrious and free from fox. Average mean tem- Perature very low during the entire summer mouth RDING AT FAL m. Va. Large cod dunce of xiade, GLO. G. BUTLER, A. ‘The Isrge number of diferent Springs owned and | UMtil July 5; afterward Maplewood, N, H. controlled by the company makes it the popular re | _™31-s,tu, thir es i a" port of all this highly favored section of the Uuited TIAG {8 FORKENT_J. A ENLOW OF MOI > home dance States, tain Lake Pars, Gari County, Md.. ty ; no mpall children taken, Address FRA NI Pure spring water: perfect drainage ; pure milk: un- | Co for rent, ran 7 i ou yd - excelled cumine: bililard rooms for iad piu. ee Boyds, Ma, delB-2w bowling alley ; tennis courts “JOKDAN pool in the Virmimias, ac. Good [ly 3 ent Fx RBENT—AT WASHINGTON GROVE, MAKY. it to depot and post lee 5 Orchestra iu attendance during the summer. Hotel daud, Association Cottages A.B. Cand D: rent em and carriages. For terme roperty 1,000 acres in extent, embracing some of the | the season, #40. Apply to JUNC. ATHE), T ress Mrs. - AcHINGTUN, Stephenson's nest mountain scenery in the country, “For circulars onal Bauk, W263 Depot, Frederick Co., Va, del d-dau® and terme address ¥. W. EVANS, Manager. MMER HOMES—A_ BFAUTIFULLY ILLUs- inex Bick wom wee Tae “ §S trated Book—list of over 3,000 Summer Hotei im ~ CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM Catskill Mountains and Central New kork. Send five rings. eudorsed by the Med cai Society of Vir- Ales. conte in st ups to H. IB. -dagoe, Geul, Eastn, Passr, gains well as by othe: mr dic.1 magi es of oe Act. West puace = K, 363 Broadway, rent, Ravage “¥ my 10-2" Jnited States and Ev rope,are pow open ear Foul free upon applicatio: my Uy MO. 4 TT Cayacity, 1,300; rates, $30 to 870 ber th, accord: | — = —- = CCOMMOK FoR THIRTY BOARDERS ing to location of room and length of stay; elevation, LLANEOUS. t st - ~4 al 4, — a oy he So psc fo ee ooge — — = — Healtuy i je = - “xy yt 18 OF resting the undersigned. — Kailro: abe priig water, Pr through to the sprinca’ RECOm Sime | Ge ee, Pees cared ur. Te j per mouth. ke DE axing Director, form. ri year:) managing THE NEW WAUDEL, Boyds . Ma jee} partner of the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. * ONT SEND FAMILY TO SUBUR Ye7-1m eis ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS GREAT NORTH MOUS IN, NEAR WINCHESTER, VA, about six hours from Washington, will be ing House, Same ten on top Alleghunies:: right tween Deer Park and Oakit bracing air; good table atuletics by college trainer. Sat Mountain Lake Parks B. aud 0. railroad, be ; homelike dt beds; orchestra, Circulars from J. ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, CAPE VINCENT, N.Y. J. H. ROBINSON, We"r. The only hotel with all the modern appointments, ‘opened on THURSDAY, June 19. For term and all information | ineludinmeleetric luebts: Me, ke now Spon, DAVIs, Mountaiy Loke Park, Md. m31-Im apply to a eee tri oe Esuiuy iu the world. | Faxt trai 2d at. = === Proprietor, ork. 01 29, x . 3m tubulin: jane MEDICAL, &e. a 7 a ~- SoSweer SPRINGS,” KGIN HOU MONROE COUNTY, W. VA. noe ER VA. Open for summer boarders; pure air, fresh milk R. LEON, The Videst Established and only Reliable Ladies The most noted for its exc jeut atid comfortable ac~ Dbundanee ot 308. Mrs. it BIC cl gommodations in the two Virxinias. ‘The hotel build. — <A can be consulted ee natn een 6 ings aud cottaves are unequaled in thelr sujerior con- ae See - » S08 ‘ween 43y and Oth tion and elegance. wAietaae over 2.000 feet. VA DIT HOTEL “GAITHERSBURG, MD...550 |p omoe sreatment. Cinsuiltition strictly couse ree couches, Lerma reduced to @io per wesk, | frou; depot in sieht abundance of shader tec, mud; | tial. separate rooms for Ladies. Medciun, © €1. Office always open. ADILS WHO REQ! Experienced Female P! 50 per moxth. ‘Send for pamphlets, ELL, Manager. @TRIBLING SPRINGS. . HENDKICKS. Plessaut surroundings, Mra 1, “EE MAR wa SUMMEK RESORT oF Mra WiLSON, 1109 Park pice ne., between pet teas ASS ee ae | EER ETE eect | Spt ma a ae aly gern toe pga ew rie org rege, ne plored a pee Tmmn anaes Cf i Ladies’ Physician in the city, Established 1 20-300 ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED Al reliable Ladies’ Fliyaician, cay ve consulted at her residence, 901 to 9 pan; with Ladies only. jew owuers, Send for circular, CHICHESTER & BTEWART, m31-s,tu, th26e P.U., Stribling Springs, Va, 1PHE GLEN SPHINGS SANITARIUM, WATKINS, NY, JelG-1m Hagerstown, Md. NEN MUELTOR HOUSE. THos. s Lovert | Prop, Harper's Ferry, W.Va. First-class table; spring beds; house in full view from Bb. and U. Depot (Island Park. Cards at Star oftice. ‘Terms $6 per wt.u.W. Office Lours from. 3e5-Am ‘This new institution, under the medical manage- | week. HE CELEBRATED DR. SALPORT GREGOKY'S ——_.. Powae! the best_ ki aoe Ti ene vay ne FEMS | PIG SPRING PRIVATE SUMMER KESORT- | recruit igucy Dieu Located a bluff OVERLOOKING | TI uesr Martinsburg, W.Va Open for guest Affections, TSCHIF Ye . MILES OF SENECA LAKE, surrounded ‘by piue | }9:, best elty tefereiices. MrT. B. SNODGRARS, | headquarters, For wale by alt drusicintnJo10-t the forests and near the famous WA1KINS GLEN. Lock box 142, Martinsburg, W. isso" 7 OMAN-HEK DISEASES, WEAKNESSES AND Will be equipped with the most approved therapeu \ iagices in sian, OORE'S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, Irregularities promptiy ‘cured by Dr. Hecwk Elect a Roy Saline ont tee Leoverdtown, Md, is Dow open for summer | THOMAS, N. Exeter si timore, Ma. £2 looms Baths. Also Massaxe, Swedish Movements, Calisthen- | Kucsté. Terms, $1.0 per day ; $25 per month. Chil- 4-00 3m dren under 12 and nurses half Stexmboats daily, HERBL&T Je21-1m-Od* IVEK SPRINGS SUMMER RESORT IS NOW ‘open. ‘Those in pursuit of pleasure or health my itt their interest to ‘& look before eelsewhere. Address Dr. K P.BLAKISTONE & ics and ail forms of Electricity. Pure water—also valuable mineral springs, includ jog SALINE, TRON, IODINE and BULPHUM waters N eantiful views, charming walks and drives, pure air, boating, fishing Ce lodern perrenente Elevator, Electric Bells, &e SINE UNSURPASSED. rice, No mosquitoes, Dk. BROTHERS, 900 B ST, F'SoonE, Propstctor. nw, appeared botorease aud maaeonth thet tee the Oldest batabliabed Papert Specialist up tnectty, Lud WUlgUarentees cure mL 41] Cases of privatedisessal: {item aud furnish wedicive, oF to charge tion apd advice iree at auy Lour of 4 scribed and sworn to before we by Dr. SAMUEL C. MILLS, « Nowry Public tm end for ‘For terms and other particulars address |, River springs, Md. Je3- im*_ "3 wand ‘Sd day of July, ptr keegan WM. E. LENFING WELL. W Sedans, ROORYIIE, WB, WILE BEGPER | _ ee ee Senet - DOAM ALUM aPhinaa ~ 4 of guests 7 terug, — . = T SHENANDOAH ALUM. SPRINGS. VA. andor fe, inguire at the Clarendon Liotel, 14: wt and THAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAP new manacemien' ¥ Mra, M. J. COLLEY, Proprictress, on a ~y-¥ thoroughly relurnished. Six varieties cf mineral jus Ladies’ Physician In. this cit jou oe , 3 HLAND Cows’ —A DE- onm PHERB, 906 B xt. waters, Now open for guests ‘until Oct let For TPE, HIGHLAND, CousTRY CLUB— A’ DE-| confidently consult Dr. BHOTHE ~ resort; thirty minutes’ drive or ten min- | Partic’ id to all distases peculiar we ferme apply tod. H. FLBRING. manager. _je¥-158_ | aise by B. ond 0. sallroed: fie feamows Spa water; alwo | ladies, married vr single. ‘Forty jeasw exporiewes: W 42M SULPHUE SPHINGS, BATH GO.. Va.— | iron and sulvhar springs: houses newly furnished and | “Jeg-ni" 5 ef Many improvements and ‘a superior cuisitio; | Tefitted: gas, bath: hones; tennis and archery | —> most delightful pool on the continent, tot aud unds; pool and bowhing alleys. The beautiful ANHOOD RESTOR!D BY USING A Sulphur spout Baths rai from 70 to 120 de. | Krounds can be secured for teas, fetes, or other cuter oriwo of Dr. BROTHEKS' Inv: ; & specific for Gout, tiem, Sciatica and | tainmenta. Parties desiring » luxurious bome: cus- | Wali ‘cure any, Case of Nervous red Infallible remedy for Dyspepnia, | Yenient to the city, cam it at the Highlands. | perve power. It Nine to ‘he whole system ‘The usual amusement; Fine Ball Good Band, * A Xi-1m | Mab or Female, YOU Bstaw. gw 3e9- 1m ‘THO. J. GLOVER, Manager. a FOUNTAIN AND MULD SYMINGES, THROAT Bry SULPH(R SPRINGS_—80 MILES d, FE ‘Atomizers, Air and Water Beds Tram Washingtone 'W. Md. R.#., 1,000 feet above P RINTERS. Elastic ptockings and other tide. ‘No mosquitos; pure water: Bretanos 101s Paave” “Address i souldings. hres: he New Windsor, Md. ane eet IN_THE MOUNTAINS, - URORA, WEST VIKGINIA. ‘A sclect family resort on top of the Allechanies, ‘the coo! breesee biow always: besutiful scenery ; auple grounds; fine drives: soft sprinx beds; wood table abundantly supplied, iio fogs: no hay tever, mo mosquitoes: a few rvoms yet unengaged office for circular or Je23-1m [NBION BLANKS Printed ou Short Notice at the Lowest ‘Prices. ‘LEG. .NES—50 kinds in stock. rr... Eo Weds afisoeral Fetating Desinem.._3S6-im ‘OUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, IN THE ALLE- 3 elevation; Toums; hour cee epee Poe: ne Sa SERNA Sani We sta a See BAI KENT—AMONG THE ‘ g Besutiful Country Heeidense ts Great bare tei