Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1890, Page 7

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The assignment of the ball club did not seem to make any difference with the playing of the Senators yesterday. as they defeated the Hart- ford team by the score of 10 to 9 by hitting the ball hard and often. It was a game for blood from start to finisa, every inch of ground being hotly contested. Until the last man was out in the ninth inning there was no certainty as to whose flagstaff the bird of victory would perch on, and the spectators, about half number, were left at a high state of excitement, Ma- loney reappeared in the box for the home team and for two innings did well, but in the third the men from Hartford jumped upon his delivery and ponnded out five runs, taking the } lead, Underwood was «substituted and checked the run-getting propensities of the visitors suf- ficiently to allow the home club to crawl ahead and finally take the game. The battery for Hart- ford was Staib aud Hodgman, while Nicholas was Washington's catcher, The game began as though Washington were going to repeat the dose of Monday, one run eing made in each of the first three innings. In the first Bader hit for a base, stole second and scored on a wild pitch. In'the next Jor- dan repeated the process by hitting safely, stealing and scoring ona single by Maloney. Whistler hit the ball over the left fence in the third for a home run. ‘The third was a damp- ener for the spirits of the crowd. Doyle made first on a slow hit to Hill and Staib was given four balls. Then Annis and Forster each hit for a base and O'Connell and Thiesen for three bags each. Gleason's fumble let Thiesen in, With a lead of two runs the Hartfordites made another in the fourth on a three-base drive by Doyle and a single by Straib. ‘Then the: assigned Senators began to crawl up hill, In the fifth the score was brought very near a tie by two runs bein; scored, Whistler reached first on balis an Bird hit for two bases, scoring Whistler. “A wild pitch; a fumble by Forster and an error by O'Connell on Wentz's drive let Bird in. The sixth saw the Statesmen forge ahead in fine style by making three runs. Underwood hit outadouble. Gleason and Whistler a single apiece, aud Bird brought in everybody by 9 three-base hit to the club house. ‘Then in the seventh each made 2. For Washington Wentz andJordan each hit safely fora base, and} Bader scored them with a two-bagger. For Hartford # base on balls andafumble put two men on bases, one of whom scored on Walsh's sacrifice to Bader, and the other one, while Wentz menaced Walsh with the ball under the impression that he was not out. This left Hartford two runs behind and it looked dubious in the ninth, when Forster came in on a base on balls, a hit by Walsn and sacrifice by Hodgman, ‘the side was finally put out with two men on the bases. Washing- ton-made:16 nits and 4 errors and Hartford 11 hits and 2 errors. OTHER GAMES. New Haven broke Baltimore's record of straight Sielories by defeating the Orioles in a hot game that lasted twelve innings, the score being 7to6. German, Baker and Townsend and Horner and Hofford were the batteries. It was a see-saw from the start, first one side taking the lead and then the other. In the eleventh each team scored one, and in the | twelfth New Haven tallied the winning run on | an error by Werrick. Bultimore made 11 hits and 5 errors and New Haven 10 hits and 3 errors. Wilmington tied Hartford for seventh place by defeating Jersey City again at Atlantic City, 1ito3. The batteries were Anderson and Cor- coran and Fitzgerald and Murphy. OTHER GAMES, National Leaguo—At Pittsburg—New York, 2; Pittsbufg, 16. At Chicago—Philadelphia, 7; Chicago, 0. At Cincinuati—Brooklyn, 0; Cin- | cinnati, 3. | Players’ League—At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 12. Boston, 7. At Buffulo—Buffalo. 12; Brookly: % At Chicago—Chicago, 11; Philadelphia, American Association—At Toledo—Toledo, Athletic, 0, At Louisville—Brooklyn, 2; Loui ville, 3, At St. Louis—Rochester, 5; St. Louis, 7, At Syracuse—Syracuse, 1; Columbus. 3. ‘NOTES. Worcester today and tomorrow. Everybody hit the ball but Hill, Whistler has made nine home run hits this year and leads the country. With good weather the two games on the | Fourth with Baltimore ought to draw nearly | 10,000 people. ‘The assigned Senators have made 49 hits in the last three games. There is no use trying to beat the thirteen combination, Washington won thirteen straight ames and then went to pieces, and here is Satmere losing the fourteenth game also, The men ure playing good ball, even if they are not getting their pay, and it is to be hoped | that the people will turn out to see them in their great act of climbing toward first place. | Barnie says he bas confidence that the team | here will be continued by other capitalists and | that he has no fears of a ANC. The Whistlers claim the amateur champion- ship of ‘the northwest, having defeated the Corcoran Reds, Alexandrias, All Americas and the Olympics during the past two weeks. They | would/like to hear from all clubs whose mem- | bers are under cighteen. Challenges should | be addressed to George A. Hill, 2000 14th street , northwest. ‘The race stands thus: Clab, 1 Won.) Lost, ) Perc. Baltimore. + @ | 35 120 New Have a | 65 “TL Worcester 23 | 19 | [596 Newark, 31 Mm | «.564 Vashin, 28 26 518 5 cs iz Wilmington. | 39 +250 Hartford... ' | 250 Excursion to St. Paul, Minn, The National Educational Association con- Yenes at St, Paul, Minn., July 8, and for this oceasion the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets from Washington to St. Paul and retura at rate of $30.50 for the round trip. ‘Tiekets will be sold for all traius July 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, and valid for return passage ‘until | July 17, inelusiv: can have their tickets extended until Septem- ber 25: by depositing same with the joint agent at St. Paul. Excursion tickets to St, Paul and return at corre; aarp low rates will alg be sold from all other principal stations on itimore and Obio railroad. AN AGED SPOUSI E'S DILEMMA. He Starts om a Trip With His Young | Wife, but Runs Out of Funds. Hugh Stewart and. wito of No. 12 Bierett street, Cincinnati, waited all yesterday after- noon at the department of charities in Pitts- burg far a money order telegram that never came, While waiting they told a romantic story. He is cighty-two, feeble and tottering. She is twenty-two and in poor health. The paircame to Pittsbarg Sunday night on the steamer Keystone State. When they left home they had #17. They expected more to be for- warded them at Pittsburg. Stewart claims that he has plenty of money, but that it is held in trust by « Cincinnati distiller, who, since Stewart's marriage, two years ago, declines to pay him over $15 aweek. In April last the wife's brother-in-law and sister had her sent to Long View Insane Asylum, She remained there until a fortnight ago. Then she escaped, Mr. and Mrs, Stewart declare that nothing now, money or no ee funds, he says, amounted to $10, twenty-five years ago, when placed with the pair came to Pittsburg for pleas- astounded when they found that Bo money had been sent on to secure their retarn, eee Excursion to Atlantic City. Excursion tickets to Atlantic City will be sold by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the train Weaving Wi ashington at 39 o'clock noon Thurs- fay. bam hy and a ay, July 4 - rate of 85 for the round trip, ‘kets good for return Pee sage fentll Tuesday, July 8, inclusive, —_———__ Mra. Caroline Atherton Bri Mason, who wrote the song “De Fee Miss Me at | comprehend more than 500 service in hospitals, field, for a period of Parti di t | me eatesdad Seill Benen. | produce erga fiver ciclunes abe eccne cad | their industry would be ruined. CAPITOL GLEANINGS. Nominations — The Blair Bill in the House—South Carolina Contest, Etc. The President yesterday afternoon sent to the Senate the following nominations: Past Assistant Surgeon C. G. Herndon to be asurgeon; Past Assistant Surgeon L. G. Hene- berger to be a svrgeon; Norman Jerome Black wood of Pennsylvania, to be an assistant surgeon; James Harper North, jr., of New York, to be an assistant surgeon, IN FAVOR OF THE BLAIX BILL, Mr, O'Donnell of Michigan, chairman of the House committee on education, yesterday sub- mitted to the House a report recommending the passage of the bill introduced in the House by Mr. Cheatham of North Carolina, to aid in the establishment and temporary support of common schools, better known as the Blair educational bill. Mr. O'Donm passed by the Senate three tim: duced in the House had even been reported back from the committee, goes on to discuss the illiterazy provailing in many sections of the country and qnotes statistics to show the pro- Portion of the illiterate persous to the tota. Population, In conclusion the report say: Commendable progress hag been made ia many sections in the way of educational en- courayement. Itremains for the nation to Bive that help needed. To withhold aid now, to use the words of a distinguished thinker of the south, would be tosurrender a weil culti- vated ficld aud leave the garnered crop to deca; Inhis report Mr. O'Donnell states that several members of the committco re- serve the right to offer amendments or oppose the passage of the bill. AGAINST THE “ORIGINAL PACKAGE” SUBSTITUTE, Representative Adams of Illinois yesterday filed a report dissenting from the decision of the House committee on the judiciary to report favorably a substitute for the “original package” bill which recently passed the Sen- ate, Mr. Adams states that he dissents because he belioves that the proposed substitute would reverse a wise national policy of uniform regulation of foreign and interstate commerce, He argues that to surrender the exercises of the power to regulate commerce to the several of its creation, It tends, he says, to undo the most important work of what was done when the union was formed. THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONTEST. Representative Wilson of Missouri submitted to the House yesterday on behalf of the demo- cratic members of the committee on elections a minority report in the contested election case of E. Miller (republican) against Wm. Elliot (democrat), from the seventh district of South ‘arolina, ‘The report is voluminous and is chietly devoted to a review of the testimony in the case. In conclusion, it states that while the minority do not agree with the findings of the majority, but couceding, for the purpose of argument, that they are correct in all re- Spocts excepting as to the 1,000 votes alleged to have been found in the wrong box and given to Miller (whom the majority contend was elected), it still remains that the contestee peine) would be entitled toa majority of INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS. Commissioner Carroll D, Wright of the De- partment of Labor laid before the Speaker of the House yesterday a voluminous preliminary report in regard to the cost of producing pig iron, steel ingots, steel rails, coal, coke, iron ore and limestone in this country and in Eu- rope, The report is made now because of many demands upon the Labor Bureau for the facts gathered by the department and because the completion of the plans formulated will re- quire some months buyond the present time for the full and complete report upon these and other subjects, including silk, cotton, linen and eartheuware industries. The report is based pon the facts derived from: 412 establishments, but the full report on iron, coal, steel, &c., will blishments and will probably be completed ut the end of the calendar year. PENSIONS FOR ARMY NURSES, The House committee on invalid pensions yesterday ordered a favorable report ona bill prepared by Mr. Belknap of Michigan (by re- quest of the committee) as a substitute for the several bilis introduced in the House for pen- sioning army nurses, The bill provides that all women employed by the surgical depart- ment of the United States as army nurses or | otherwise officially recognized as such during the war of the rebellion and who rendered camp or on the battle- x months or more, and who were honorably discharged, and who,from the results of such service or the intirmities of advancing ize, are unable to earn their own support, slull receive a pension of 812 per month, ALREADY PROVIDED FoR. At the meeting of the Senate committee on pensions yesterday a dozen private bills, the beneficlaries of which are included within the terms of the disability pension bill, were or- dered to be reported adversely. The committee will, in future, not take favorable action upon this class of bills, TELEGRAPH OPERATORS IN THE LATE WAR. The House military committee has agreed to report favorably a bill authorizing the Presi- dent to prepare a roll of the telegraph opera- tors who served during the late war under the | orders of commanding officers of the army and to issue to them or the representatives of those dead suitable certificates of honorable service with the army, stating the service rendered and the assimilated rank they held. BRONZE MEDALS FOR BRAVE SOLDIERS. The same committee has agreed to report a bili granting bronze medals to each surviving member of the “forlorn hope” storming party at Port Hudson, Miss., in 1864, to fulfill the promises made by Maj. Gen, N. P. Banks to the members of the party. WEST POINT BAND. Also a bill providing a band of thirty musi- cians for West Point, the leader to have the rank of second lieutenant of cavalry. BILL TO ABOLISH COINAGE OF CERTAIN PIECES, At the meeting of the Senate fiuance commit- tee yesterday favorablo reports were ordered upon the bill to abolish the coinage of three and one dollar gold coins and the three-cent nickel coin, and on the bill authorizing the director of the mint to procure new designs for the fifty, twenty-tive and ten-cent silver coins, THE DUTY ON suGaAn. A delegation of ten or a dozen molasses boilers, for whom ex-Congresstuan Myers of Pennsylvania was spokesman, appeared before the Senate committee on finance yesterday aud asked a restoration of the duty on sugar in order to enable them to continue business. Without the duty, 1t was urged, they could not BALTIMORE'S PUBLIC BUILDING, Senator Spooner, from the public buildings committee, yesterday reported favorably a bill directing the Secretary of the Treasury to ac- quire the entire square on part of which the custom house in Baltimore now stands at a cost not exceeding $300,000. Plans and esti- mates are tobe prepared and submitted to Congress for a building to be erected upon the site for the use of the custom house, sub- treasury and other government offices in Bul- timore, ~~ ——~<00-- The New Indian Religion. Porcupine, the Cheyenne apostle, came into Fort Custer Monday night accompanied by a few followers, He spoke to the officers and ladics of the post for over an hour, and fully ox- lained his religion, which closely rescmbies ion of the whi ites, except that Porcupine claims positively that Christ has come back to earth and is now in the flesh he Christian rel near Walker Lake, Nev. A Park Bank “Onicial Arrested. Charles R. Packer, president of tho Park National Bauk of Chicago, which is in tho hands of the bank examiner, was arrested and inken before United States Commis- sioner Herne yesterday and held for hearing in heavy bonds, It is charged that Mr, Packer individually drow halk) chock for $3,000 bank; that, as pres- certified it and put it through the house; that this transaction was not — on the books of the bank, and that it was only discovered when Bank Ex- eminer Sturgis found the check among the bank's papers Mr. Packer says, the proceed. trage, but that he will come out of when - bad only 4. 1,000 in beac ieeitn ate clean hands. ds, == eee. Herman Lackman, one of the most prominent of Cincinnati, who was and wealthy brewers Pprostrated by the heat Saturday, died Monday. Rey itatives of the Southern Educational Aensintien are already at Morehead from seven is certain yee every southern states, southern state will ited in iu | he acrny pil bey iroode po yeep 1, after refer- ring to the fact that a similar bill had been nd that not one of the numerous educational bills intro- new large piagzas and gardens; terms low. Laapaionaerry THE STRONGEST NATURAL LITHIA SPRING WATER ENOWN. 4 DELIGHTFUL TABLE WATER. SPARKLING: AND STILL. WITHOUT AN EQUAL, Leading Hotels ana Clubs find it to be the most popular water o2 the Heh ' All who drink it are unanimous in ite praias. For sale by *p80-w3m ALL DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND MINERAL WATER DEALERS Fe rennet ern nee Sbart ‘bart Good sailing and Totton SUMMER RESORTS. FQRIGHT HOUSE, LEHOBOTH BEACH, DELA- ware, Will reopen Juve eae Addrome JER BURTON, _m1T-3m* B35 Lo. 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ASBURY PARK, cere ASBURY PAR! 10 _Under management of the owner SEA-SIDE—JERSEY “COAST. PY OTEL OCEANIO, BA ARNEGAT CITY, NJ. “pobeps Tune 28, 180 o26t en C. BOICE, Proprietor. ELA NEW IE BESAS SEX LPTUNE HOUSE, Directly on ocean fron jow open. The best water ¢ beac! Latest sanitary improvements. HORE TATAYI home ithe ‘von Tnunedistely. oposite the mew ‘Owned by suine management, __JAMES & STRFFNER, ‘Accommo- | §),: annie tor JOU gucete. TOCETON HOTE) Ss CAP, im MAY, NJ. REMODELED AND FURNISHED, Saisine sndappointmenta of the i chest Order. £0, J ot and cold water ; table appointments For particulars apply to Tl \HE DEVON, Leach and post oflice, Capo Ma Foome: Srat-clase cuisine; br ‘uta EU. Shey jeld-2m ts STE eant HE INDOOR: CAPE We E Upen June 14." Directly on the Beach ‘Location uusurpassed, W. W. GREEN, Proprietor. | ise ana. Ler at Resta trant open Jame 1 nee OTEL ‘OUENS SoeNE ge $4 a da: = ice. " Metropautan Hotel, ING th Missouri ave., ve atl jiverican plan. 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Fifth season. uh New honse, Newly U Ruests. ‘Terme, 8 to n.w.cor.4th aha Buty NI, bose MADISON. OCEAN ‘eau tetas youn igs Perfect 008 Che SW alee Ose by MOOR jezi-tm nn CERNE ANNES: 12 Aspee BURY PARK, ik B34 OCkaR, BOT E—UEEy | Geuene, co eee tassaketee on application. A GEO. L, ATKINS & SBURY PARK, N.J., THE 51; AUGUSTINE | @.. Commande Hill view at oceans av ing Pavilion. Perf tary equi"ment mat wees * ara eae by ARLINGTON, OCE. Accommodations and aj 1syy. WM. P! DOLBEY. Proj oem (Q\HE EL DORADO, FOURTY! NTH SEASON, az | most delightru pool ou the Continent, set Ocean Sel, ths Grove, N.J:, near the ada prints’ 4 Joomis. ppointments first clase, 300. Wall oka as May rn Sinprovements; 11th seta open SHoM MEV Prop. AMON & TOWNSEND, ASIDE YARK HOTEL. Five minutes’ walt He from the ocean to ar crubbiny, bathiny SAMON ta GiLsoRTG “BY THE SEA Qbep from Juno 2 to Outer Bay. | Frvp.. Sew Windsor a. 9 . K. LETCHWORTH. SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. VIEW HOTEL, EL, BLOCK ISLAND, 1 —<—s strom NEW LONDON, NEW- team pour aud PROV ‘elegraphic communica. Ted renlars, &e., address my2l-wks,10t sue acapian, Charmingly situated: CUNDALL & BALL. Managers, CASTINE, ME. uuexcelled water view | spacious grounds; exceilent opportunities for boating. driving and fishing. Open Jnne day; $10 to@15 a week. EL PW, prietors; W. A. Walker, Manager; H, L. Banks, iate Boston, Steward. EK & ©U., pro- COsTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, B.1, WILL OPEN JULY 1. CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. T HE WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, 5. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes distant, where coaches from the house mect every train. THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH SHORE, OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 28, im FRANK JONES, Prop. | Arrive Motel W. K, HILL, Manager. IP LINE FOR BAR HARBOR. | PRE Leave AINE AND NEW BRUNSWICK | Huaton 21 CLAGS STEAMER Wi for BAK HARBOR, E. LUGY P. MILLER leaves every Tuesday at noutt for Hocklain’, Mockery, Belfast Bucksport aud Connections tor Northern aud Maine &nd the Provinces. sien se Jol STEAMEID COMPANY: are SIMICTLY Fike’ TPORE Galdwells ud enjoyable route for CAM- HAND ear foot of Maiden st tions. Transient rates 8: y. We rates ioe “ent Brecial rein on ‘AM MEZICK. $s 000) RESOnT Wit WiLL buy Uy CHERKY- ton Eouce ie now being Suzely coittalian 50 roonin: come Pletely furnished: billtard room, I for iadiev and children 200 teat tous Barden. te supply. house IBS fect of Susin bones ‘nelosed with laws Pe yw bo oyster one hour of the Rhe Atlantic coast; oysters, hart aud fish in abundance In season; no yetone Gotthue. includ: Jacind- ve sare eeningiea by Cheriton P.0., Va, VIRGINIA'S: BB'S {asym VER pBoineg tebe sgagipe RESORT cA SOLBOL 3 2e2-6w General Manager, EDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS BEDFORD, PENNA. In the Allerhany Mountaine High altitude, cool nichta No malaria nor mos. quitoes, As a curative ageut the water has no @ousl. Ail amusements. Toorge’s famous orchestra. Hotel eularced, unproved amd newly furnished. Open Wil Uctober. dy) Sat L._B_ DOTY, Manage ENKELEY SPRINGS MOTEL Now Open Under New Management. Famous Medicinal Springs. Fine Swimmirg Pools. Mountain Air ap@ Scenery. All Bail. Only Three ours from Weshington, Fine Band, Apply st Ebbitt House or to 4M. L. MALL, Proprietor, 6-1m Berkeley Springs, W.Ve._ ORDAN WIITE SULPHUR SPKINGS, } Feeders . Vaneitis, all be open Ist ten min drive irom: the KR, stat ienaid road tal, athored fro ue GC JORDAN, Proprictor, For circu A. MILNOKs Frey Bioe udge Suman 216-lim* States and Hurupenre ugyt ope U ty, 1,300: rates, #:30 to Pe h to the spenges, aginw Director, form rly (for >) managin partuer of thy Greenbrier White Sulphur Spriugs. 7 Rowe ROTEL EARLINGTON. FRONTING THE PARK AND NEW BATHING ESTABLISHMENT. For information, Mlustrated pampblet, diagrams, NE M. EARLE, owner and proprietor. = cRaN SPRINGS AND CNT’ Barus GREAT NOKTH MOUNTAIN, DEAK WINCHESTER, Va, abont six hours frum Washington, will ba opened on THURSDAY, June 10 Yor — — all — apply to & PKA PropBictor, _my6-Sm ‘Sun dutlding. ATKIN %. ia _new institntion, under the medical. manage- of experienced pliysiciaus, will cyea for guests * G THIRTY foroate and vesr tne famous WATKINS GLEN appro i 0 valuable an springs, includ ed SALINE, “IRON, IODINE aud SULPHUR waters boating. fal Elevator, Electric Bella, & cuisiNE' URAURTASSED terms and other partic nese Wa Eee FisGweLL, my26-mws26t Manawer. Wis “SULPHUR SPRINGS, BATH Co.. VA.— improvements aud 's superior < wlphur spout ranging from ee © specific for Gout, Kheuwatien, Sciat indred diseases. Intfallible remedy for 1 ‘The usual amusement ; Fine Ball Room, Good Band. dev-Lm THOs. 5. GLOVER, Manager ly VINDSON SULPHUR SPRINGS—sO trom Washington, W. Md. . No mosquito: ure milk, ice, horwes, fare, Bretanc's, 1013 Pe bles, lance buildings. | Cire: Address A. M. JEL “4 URORA, WEST VIRGINIA. A select’ family resort on top of the Ailechanies, ‘where the cool breezes Llow always; beautiful sccner: Suuple grounds: fine table abundantly suppiied; bo fogs: uo bay { mosquitves: a few rooms yet unengared. Cail office for circular or eddrese ian 3. H. SHAFFER, Prop. si : waddle and ‘driving borees lawn tennis SON Ae LANTZ, ure Aurora, W Va. shaded by" large kitchen, la ry and store roc r, FS bed rooms in usin part o! Jn the extension bath Foot, liteu 1 = thi room abd room for twelve carriages, plentifally ea with running water and well Ventilated. iso On the place ice house, tool house, Price, competely furuishod For particulars apply to seis oes CHaLATERS &, & YOORHEES, jor Im Coteus MOUNTAINS, SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKS. yOnand after SUNDAY, SUNE 22. express trains West Shore railroad will ‘run to end from the Jersey City Station of the Meunsylvauia railroad, ae close connection With fast trains to end from Wasl- ing CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRES: 20 p tu. Joreey City Station on indeipita to Hidbart and Jersey Cl y to Grund jotel Station, SARATOGA ASD, CATSEILL, MOUNTAIN EX- | nuEtOU me ey 30 pam ; Grant Hotel, 4 p.m.; Mountain Hoase Station! es) 18 Pan. Paleuvilie - 20. =. » A ag 2 5:00 p.m. sae eer cars from Jersey City Tor tel i ‘catervudil, Grand Hotel Station, Saratoga and Culd: SALATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPE- CTAL.—Leave Washinton 9-000. m., Jersey City Sta- tion at ta. Arrive Hotel Rasierekiil, vis King: ton, Graud Hotel, 8:4 Pheewicia, oubtain House Station, 7 p. ie Palen- nicia. 3 | aile, Arrive Saratoga Pa cara ‘trom City, for Hotel Keatersiiil, Grand | Se Station and Washington to saratogs without change. Varchase tickets at Pennsylvania railroad offices and ommect im the Jersey City Station for all northern re; y West Shore dost ablets Rromntaine. Bend for ctreular. EL KAATERSKILL, CATSKILL MOUNTAING, Rates Reduced. W. F. PAIGE, m1¢-wke-16t Rosters 7-0. Gree Caz 2. [snigne tue Aberbcny, pen DEER PARK, W218 CA BR wer oan re $e2-3m ee "1. W. BROADHEAD._ NTHONY fy CAMP HILL, 3 fuumiver Feceived. frost a oo! Nagios aA din or Sb. fares egsace ree erent | Si Rae wonTaNG worse rare? alee. aa Deroy aceite trae ests at pee reas Gast aie sept J. W, GARRISON, Manager. ARE Geta Sars eae Sia rar psa | La Open tor oun and abunglapee of ice, = lm* af MMIT HOTE! above Washi vetom, teoun, depot im sucht: sbgpaonen = Te Mey oil ise" tnored om | Ge gtoaiie Tamapolis, dial, ALRIS HOUSE, ONF ¥ vike Depot, Va. open Jwy 10. Excellent MHKOCKMORTON'S HOU slope of Blue Kidge, in # t ce NTRY HOARD AT Si AMPSBT KO. Mb. his JOK KENT—At GATTHE KRLOOKL LAKE, sarrourded by pine | cd therapeu- | OARDERS WANTED NEAR bon high point; fine | Siresee Paxson P.O, my 14-wke, Beautiful views, charming walke and drives, pure | ai MILES B.1., 1,000 feet above jure water; gardens, orchards, | GAITHERSBURG, MD. 556 ay Pride there. {te VAR uw Men RESORT Til open 3: June 1G Hae well sbased laws, pe mows tn Water nd cold athe, portions, fine scenery And lange rooms. Address: a m Hagereto: phon me Thos 1G) SPRING PRIVATE SUMMER hese BIS Deer, Merunsbury. W Va Open for quests JU best city: referen: ‘gr 1. B. ShobGRAl Lock Box 142, Martins wis me, W.Va. IVEX SPRINGS SUMMER KESOKT If NOW open. Those im pursuit of Bioware cx ponich ud tt to their interest « sok Koing elecwhere. Address Dr. ik Fd MiAnistoRES * SON, Miver Springs, Ma peed W Sen ka ws. ioc Kyi for the recepase MD. WILL Be OPEN m May 1 For terms man Motel ch st ats Pe. S.J COLLEY Pruprietrans. ep: r tens, fetes, ae ah find it Sidress Mrs. ki. C HAKK UMMER BOARDERS WANT) D — ADDRES® Pee DR ie WIS, Harrinout y w wy the haar treat ond required t Loudoun Co.. Vege FEW BOARDERS WANTED POR ‘Tit SDM wer: healt ioc convenient od . RK, Ke. excelent water: ‘teria $4 wonk, 1 address Box . Kerdyavile, Ma aye FANTED RIGHT OK TEN BOARDERS, ty minutes’ drive of Moyd's, Met ©. 1K. jocation high and begin THOMPSON. Clarksburg, Reterenee, K. C. Lewis, 1421 Now wie ns oaMtAIN wc bwealthiy locality , five daily am rte moxterase, TO. Box is, Mharpabune, Ma jesoese SBE —_ MD.. FOUR verd cou venient, L'Gaitnorsbune Ma Tinhed Bed Res Dr. TG. CAME | NOW OPEN: DELIGHTFUL rt in a hich and healthy ¢ rick ety. two mails « GKAND HOTEL, FAUQUIER WHITE 90 ur Spriuca, Va , md KK Interim it Hotel Arno, W uw pavilion abd pias BOARDERS AG tation; lively p ¢ for Youn pe eritog to wie place met at depot.” Ad- Mee, W.GCHISWELL, Burdette, 3 WIESINUT GROVE, 3 MINUTES WALK PROaL raburg Statton, elecant rooms aud @ceum- milk, sbade abd good water. terms mod- ply to hire EJ. COOPER, on premises, ns aes ded grown’ ier fame’ PON Paxson, Loadoun county, Va 23-30" SUMMEK BOARDING AT FAUQU = IN tute, Warrenton Va. Large cool rooms, extensive groundsand sbundance of suede, Firet-c! table. duals. GEO. G. BULLER, A.M, Principal, drives: soft spring beds; good | my 10-"tu? CCOMMOPATIONS FOR THIRTY BOARDERS KI—AMONG THE BEKKSHIRE os cine De Lanter Form try Residence in Groat Bar- | in groveand aud | ma aud, | Leaprse Assrnewes MENTS. 1,000 elegivoue U2. We close at 5 o'clock faring July and a 10 {HE HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO Is THE ONLY Piano made au the world wich positively im- ns on 10% : wenicia, 2:20 p.m. Parlor | only tends to develo in the very baste of the y ao ZEROTT & CV, 1110 Fat. | ate: | Special attention a, “dew Ariusuc u destrue Esa DECOK ATIVE, AN. Piams for reat, BHLOOND-HAND PIANOR, a me bach BONUS Rar athe ste oop, EAD AND BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 906 RST, Gwen aid Turuieh medciLe, OF UE Cl compull S| erie ree st ony hose ‘Sub- 60: ewer re me, Peed SAMUEL c. MILLS « Notary Pubbelm amd tor District of Columbia, Uike dd day of July, 2355 EASONADLL BOARD NEAR JORDAN'S uftee, )Sprines, conve ut to depot and post smmnodat ious Tor carriages. For tetas WaStiNeToS Stepmensoy'e = yd WoUsE, BADY LAWN, FRUIT bundance of witlk ai two milea from Alexandria, Va ss SPRING. oue-haif tifle frou Be Metropelitan Be Baltimore aud lance lawn, spring water. Private per mouth, E. C. DE PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ eae BKOS USE BEST MATERL u rm employ best artisans aud ‘Keen Superior Instruments, 208 G st, Burdett Ormane, DECKER BROS. WEBER FISCHER ESTEY IVERS & POND ESTEY ORGANS. FSTEY ORGANS. MODELATE PRICES. EASY TERMS Old instruments iaken in part payment: Tuning para Ks & SrAr alan, 4 ates. “This is a very stone au cubtauitiate it by testimony . Other pianos beim invar KON a hen MEDICAL, &. Dies WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF Alt rate Puysician should consult De. ison reliable treatment. Only geuu- ee? Phiymictau in the city 4 Ladies’ be or reenienee, D0. i st m.w. Ome Toure trom th Lisdies ouly. Jeo- kau! rared belure me and made 2 Ustobliebed essere Syecunags UareL tees CUTE ib All Capes ot priv Fi ded-lan? nas REVER. BEEN “CONTRADN THA Tree he oldest -ewta i acer aaap im Shae eo RE-TORED BY USING ot br. BROT sree Moe 3 RAN sees See h eee Sere eee ‘or Pes a ~~ _joueeain “AND Coe Go ors, THROAT ‘Atomizers, Air and Water Beds and