Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1890, Page 7

Use CERES, the Celebrated Min inesota Patent Process Flour. It is the bestia the world. PEARS’ isthe PUAEST, BEST and Cicanest SOAP .cx. Of all Druggists, but beware of hmitations. W. B. Mosss & Sona CORNER 117TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. BSIRAW MATTINGS. . ‘We azo offering the largest and most complete tine of Straw Mattings ever shown in this city. The “tock coup rises ail the latest colorings snd designs, ‘Those contemplating the purehase of Straw Mat- tires should call and examine our stool, Trices all marked in plain figures 150 rolls White Matting at @3.20 per roll of 40 ya. Reiuced from 95. 100 rolls Fancy Matting at $3.50 per roll of 40 yds. Reduced from 5. 100 rolls Fancy Matting at $6 per roll of 40 yds. Reduced from $8. 100 rolls Fancy Jointless Matting at $7.50 per roll ©f 40 yds. Reduced to $10. 75 rolls Extra Fancy Jointiess Matting at $10 per roll of 40 yarda, Reduced from $14. G0 rolls Damask Jointless Matting at $10 per roll of 40 yards, Reduced from $16. We have a complete assortment of Scotch Floor ‘Linens of sll widtha Estimates for covering floors furnished free of charze, 11 is just as maportant to cover your carpets as your furpiture for the summer. KEEP OUT THE FLY. We havesl! the best appliances for Wire Window and Door Screens in the country. Wee our 2lc. Screen, which will fit any ordinary sized window. ‘Send for estimate for our Cabinet-made Screens and Doors, They sre im many of the finest residences, LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE ‘The largest assortment of stuffs and the best force cf cutters and makers to be bad. We cut, make and suruceh mater:als for {ull sige parlor suites trom 616 ‘Uy atid guarantee a perfect At, FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GooDa, INTERIOR DECORATIONS WALL PAPERS, ETG Fcc Our Refrigeratora, fee Dur Baby Carriages, fee Our Tricycloa, tee Our Cedar Chests, fee Our Camphor Chests, fee Our Hammocks ee Our Tents fee Our Hammock Support and Canopg. bec Our Mosquito Canopies, W. B. MOSES & SONS. us Cor. 11th and F sta uw. Casu Os Casnrz. sell you s Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED KOOM SUITE, 3 pieces, for $17 will setl you @ 7-pieee PARLOR SUITE, solid frames, upholstered in the best hair cloth, for ash oF $40 on credit. will sell you a 7-siece PARLOR SUITE, solid mut frames, upbolatered in plush, combinattoa colors, for #28 cash or $30 on eredit. We will se:l pou s good WIRE-WOVEN BED SPRING for @2.25 cash oF $2.50 om credit. sell you good qualtty BRUSSELS CARPET hor GSe. per yard om credit. AIN CARPBT for 35c. Bor yard cas or 40c. per yard on eredit, We Sew aud Lay al CAKPETS Freeot Cost and do te in mat rares, sell all CARPETS, MATIINGS AND OII- CLOTHS on Credit at an advunce uf 5 cents per yard on the lowest cash price. EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken " redit sacea, sud bo nutes required. Pr. GROGAYX, etm 789 end 741 7th ot aw. For improved and eco- Lixo Bumie cookery. Use it for ous s, Sauces, Made Dishes COMPANY'S (Game, Fish, &¢,), Aspio or Meat Jelly. Keeps per- EXTRA C T fectly in oil climates for any length of time and is or ebeayer andof fuer favor than any other stock, Beer. One pourd equal to forty pounds of lea beef of the ta,tb, lis GRATEYUL—COMPORTING, greases cocoa BREAKFAST. thorot (of the natura! laws scatiot: of the ue properties of muected Cocos, Mi. Spps has provided our ies with a deiseately favored, beverage which ee Lilla, Itz by the ous Use uf such articles of diet that a copstitutiun may be «radually bust up until strong enough to re- hist every tendency to dineane, Sudiauics are Boatne croamd Us Feady to attoch where: re is swenk poiRt. We iiay escape many = re Breve acetic. Made susply with boiline ‘or mfik. Sold oniy fu beit-ytou tins oy evovers: Inbeledt thus’ JAMES EPPS & CO. Huinwupathic Chemist, sul Z-<a.maca London. tngland K SULTON. LOAN OFFICE. 1215 PA AVE. Pie eee r : amcnca sewelry, miiver Wase and clbey Valuables Gold Watebes auc other c Vardety a6 Very WW Mrices, ——_—— ADJOURNED FOR THE SUMMER. The Northeast Washington Citizens’ As- large attendance at the regular monthly meet- ing of the Northeast Washington Citizens’ As- sociation, No. 8 at the Peabody School build- ing last night. President Millard occupied the chair, in compliance with the action of the last meet- ing he had sent letters to all the Senators and Reprosentatives inclosing a copy ot Mr. 8. C. Clarke's suffrage resolution and had received two replies from Senator Ingalls and Repre- sentative Mudd acknowledging receipt of the resolutions and promising consideration. laying sidewalks and President Millard, for on said that he wax opposed to such a system, After some discussion of that system und of the ¢iation adjourn until the last Friday in Sep- tember, when the weather would be cooler and the attendauce larger, Mr. C! take steps to look after the education of the colored children of that section of the town and to adopt plans to improve their condition. canvase the whole of northeast Washingten to i by Re Elridge Lucas and others. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.c., TUESDAY. JULY 8. 1890. CITY AND DISTRICT. through half a dozen pairs of hands at least be- fore being tossed aside. This is de advantage presented by a famly newspaper. pot setacantatetnaeee EAST WASHINGTON’S PROGRAM. Month Will Be Conducted. burning of the bridgo over the Eastern Branch by the British were discussed last evening at a meeting of the East Washington Citizon’s As- sociation, The completion of the new Penn- syleania avenue bridge and the general pros- Perity of the eastern section of the city sur- deal of popular euthusiasm. At the meeting last evening the reports of the various commit- tees im charge of the ceicbration showed that mn | the details were well in hand and thatthe 35th | of August next will be a red-letter day in the history of that section of the city. THE RRPORT FROM THE FINANCE COMMITTER, submitied by Mr. M. 1. Weller, was listened to with interest, as on that committee devolves the important duty of securing “the sinews of It had been docided that $3.000 would be needed to defray tho expenses of the cole- bration. Mr, Weller stated that tho work of raising this amount of money had been divided Up among the fifty members, who would call apon the various trades, professions and in- terests. There seemed to be no doubt that all the money needed would be contributed. The Washington Gas Light Company, he said, bad subscribed $100 and the Washington and George- town and the Metropolitan railroad companies, as well as other corporations, were expected to contribate generously. As the anniversary of the burning of the bridge falis on August 24, which ie Sunday, it was decided to hold the celebration on Monday the 25th, instead of on the preceding Saturday, as had first been sug- gested. This change wes favored by business men and others, CHARACTER OF THE PARADE. In reply toan inquiry from Mr. Babson in regard to the proposed character of the parade President Dawson said that no definite plans had as yet been decided upon. Mr, Hannan, the chairman of the committee on parade, said that the committee would be giad to receive suggestions which could be util- ized by the committce when it came to decide | ‘upon the character of the parade. In the opinion of Mr. Weller the parade ought tobe both military and industria! ii that the militia of the District were in! in this anniversary. Although victory did not | Perch apon the banners of tho militia in their conflict with the British in defense of the capi- tal, yet they acquitted themselves with credit and did their part nobly ina losing cause. There was no doubt. he said, that? the indu: trial part of the parade would be creditable. well as of great popular interest. Mr. Sperry, from the committce on music, ported that steps had beeu taken to secure the Marine Band and that vocal music would be had in abundance, the intervals between the speeches, regat barbecue and fireworks ex- bition to be filled im with patriotic songs by an immense choir. COMMITTEES. The association approved the following com- mittees, selected by the executive committee: Finance, fifty members, John E. Herrell, chairman; music, three members, F. 8. Sperry, chairman; parade, nine members, E. J. Han- pan chairman; regatta, seven members, James Hood, chairman; | barbecue. twenty-tive membors, J. F. Buscher, chairman; firework seven members, Benjamin W. Guy, ehairm: bonfires, twenty-five members, Henry Naylor, chairman, OPPOSED TO THE TRANS-ANACOSTIA RAILROAD. In speaking generally of the eustern sec! of the city Mr. Weller exprossed his opposition to the trans-Anacostia railway scheme. He said that he had no objection to the proposed route, but thought that the provision sliowing the Pfoposed road the use of the tracks of the ‘ashington and Georgetown road was » bad one. He understood from President Hurt that it was the intention to puta cable system in operation on the avenue, and he said that it sociation Succumbs to Hot Weather. Owing to the warm ther there was nota Mr. Girouard, the secretary, then said that DELAWARE AVEXUE SIDEWALKS, Mr, Martin called attention to the condition of the sidewalk on Delaware avonue between Massachusetts avenue and F street northeast, He stated the necessity of a sidewalk thero and ie of the oceapation by the railroad eom- of the entire width of Delaware avenue, Mr. Chappell spoke of the permit system of jaw to be known as the “forced permit system” Mr, Martin's rese- lution was referred to the committee on streets. An amendment to the constitution was adopted changing the time of meeting to the Friday in each month. A RELUCTANT ADJOURN MENT. Mr. William H. Collins movod that the asso- ippell objected to the motion. He did not favor missing a single mecting. Con- gress, he thought, was getting ready to adjourn und if anything could be accomplished now was the time to accomplish it. Br. Glick ulso spoke in opposition to the reao- lution, Several members stated that they would be absent from the city next month, and when a vote was taken Mr. Collins’ resolution was passed and the association adjourned. — WITHOUT SCHOOL FACILITIES, Communittees to Look After the Education of Colored Children. A meeting of the educational committee of northeast Washington was held last night at Mount Zion Baptist Church, 12th street be- tween D and E northeast, with RD. Ruffin chairman, and Rev. A. A. Lott, secretary. Mr, Tuffin stated the object of the meeting to be to He stated that the committee's duty will be to find out how mauy children in that section at-- tend the public schools; how many do not at- tend any schools and the cause. He also | stated thut in the whole of northeast Washing- ton there is only one school building to accom- modate colored children and that there are two handred children that don’t attend any school thus far. Each committee will be furnished with books with which to canvass the different sections which will be assigned to them and it will be the duty of the committee, where they find parents not able to send their children to school, to devise means to assist them in doing #0, A resolution was unanimousl) ted re- questing the trustees of the publie schools to seeure the building on the northwest corner of Sth and I strcets northeast for the accommoda- tion of colored children. was - ———— Excunsioy ro Lunar Cavenws.—A porsonally conducted excursion to the wonderful Caverns of Luray is announced by the Baltimore and Ohio ruilroad for Wednesday, July 9 special train will leave 1. and O, station at 8:30 a.m. aud reach Washington on return trip _ p-m., — img tcp the Caverns, mer can be procured famous Leray Sa.b, und ts the nombor af events sak as num) excursionists be limited to 150, those desiring to take th: (> The principal value of Tur Evaxrxe Bram to advertisers is the fact that It is not thrown away after once being read, but passes How the Bridge Celebration Next ‘The arrangements for the appropriate cele- } bration of the aeventy-sixth anniversary of the tounds the proposed celebration with a great; e face there dreds of steam engines w the ominous trombling of the earth produces a feeling of uncertainty. legislature the lottery bill, passed last week by a two-thirds vote of both houses, accompanied by a long veto message. The governor made the original message when the legislature first met part of the veto and argued at length against granting any lottery company a charter. was supposed as two-thirds of both branches of the legisiature favored the lottery that the bill would be passed over his veto at once. Instead of this being done, however, Mr. Shattuck, the lottery leader in the house, protested against the governor's action, arguing that he hud no veto power in this case, a8 the lottery measure was an amendment to the constitution and not an ordinary bill subject to his disapproval. veto was then referred to a committee, which was instructed to meet tomorrow. It was un- derstood that this action meant that the lottery did not have two-thirds present necessary to pase the bill over the veto in consequence of absence or sickness of some of ite supporters. The matter is getting tobe a _— of m very few days, Should the supporters of tho lottery be unable by that time to rally the necessary two-thirds in both houses the matter will be carried into court on the question of the validity of the governor's veto and some very exciting litiga- tion is probable. actly the same number of votes necded to carry it, not having one to spare. To beat the veto, therefore, it must have every man in his soat, orates Mr. Culp’s statements, = oes ton. eral declines a fifth term. BOILING LAKES IN THE SIERRAS, One That Will Cook an Egg in Four Minutes and Covers Several Acres. From the Red Bluff People's Cause. About 100 miles north of Oroville, at the foot of old Lassen, there is a boiling lake covering several acres, The depth of the lake is un- known, but its entire surface constantly boils like a huge kettle. The degree of heat we do not know, but we were there about ten years ago and remember distinctly that it would scald the skin from the fingers in a very few seconds, Our party agreed that it would boil an ogg in four minutes, The smell of sulphur per- vaded the atmosphere about the lake, and around its borders something like sulphur ould be scraped up in handfuls. This lake is oar Hot Spring valley, at the base of Mount Lassen. Between it and the mountain there are perhaps @ thoussud boiling, bubbling. hot springs, and in tramping about these springs the ssles of person's shoes become uncomfort- ably warm. The North Feather river. at the base of Lassen, in its triekliug suows and springs, and in a clear, cold and beautifal stream but a few feet wide, flows through this community of hot springs. Some of these springs bubble up boilin; water within a span of the river. Standing in the midst of these springs a peculiar se: is experienced. At « thousand places the earth rapor of smoke, while under the sur- i$ a jarring, roaring noise as if hun- a Operation, and A short distance south of the Boiling lake and near Willow lake, which is beautiful, cold and clear, there are several geysers that shoot Up streams of hot water from five to ten feet in = er and eighteen to twenty foet high. a Lassen, prveoating every variety of natural beauty and affordin, to the geologist. If itis desired to look into the crater of an extinct volcano a trip to the summit of Lasaen will gratify the wish, @ grand and rugged country about Mt. ig unlimited fields of study ‘The high Sierras of northern California are little known except to prospectors and tra pers of a past age iat thus, wonders are yet coh be described. MAHONE AS LEE’S SUCCESSOR. Jubal Early and Maj. Lacey May Fight Over the Question. The quarrel between Maj. J. Horace Lacey and Jubai Early during the Lee ceremonial at Richmond has broken out again, During last fall’s campaign Maj. Lacey authorized the statement that just aftor the war Gen. Lee had said in bis presence that, had it been necessary to choose asuccessor to himself, ho would have chosen Mahoue, Gen. Early took occasion to contradict this statement and it was reported that at a meeting of tho two at the Lee monn- ment unveiling Maj. Lacey accosted Gen. | Early, bat was rebuffed by the latter with the statement that he did not desire to recognize a man who had published a slander on Gen, Lec. Early has published a bitter card in the Lynch- burg News agd Lacey will roply in the Frodor- icksburg Lance. His friends say his arraing- ment of Early will undoubtedly be a most se- vere one and it is thought that Early will cither resent it in the usual way or that he will reply in terme that will end in a conflict between the two ex-confedet GOVERNOR TO THE BACKBONE. The Louisiana Lottery Bill Vetoed and Trouble Knsues, Gov. Nichols yesterday sent to the Louisiana It was known that he would do this, and it This question of the righ’ of the governor to he legislature adjourns Tuesday. The lottery bill passed both houses by ex- an INGALLS’ STOCK BOOMING. AIMLESS ms Meare REE See are Rte oe, Serer eet ae ee j ALTERS SANITARIUM is TRE BROT. afy- Shards, gardens. ILLS: eumnsad - For Weak Stomach—-mpaired Digestion —Disordered SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX. Prepared only by THOS. BEECH A. ‘B. F. ALLEN M, St. Helens, Lancashire, England, & CO., Sole Agenis FOR UNITED STATES, 865 & 367 CANAL ST., NEW YORK, Who (if your druggist does not keep them) will mail Beecham’ Pills on receipt of price—dwt inguire first, (Please mention this paper.) Mountawe cous das an entize vie Et oe -al society of Virginia, snd atertue im the ightful: besutitul id band of music enpreme ofices in betel,” Write yater has no equal. Ail amuse- spuovsaxn ISLANDS, larwed, improved aud newly fur- SUMMER RESORTS. TLANTIC CMTY, N DELIONTPUL | ¢ : SUMMER RESORTS. __ASBURY PARK, N. J. =f. CLAIRE, 2D avi Peele eo LEY SPRINGS HOTEL Now Open Under New Manaxement. Famous Medicinal Springs. Fine Swimming Pools. Mountain Air apd Scenery. All Rail Only Three Hours from Washington Fine Band, Apply et Ebbitt Howse or to Y P. ne accommodation frov, few of vcean. Open ‘Mrs KE. ROBRETS. ws cool and re “teéin} Sine Bitton R HE RUTLEDGE—DELIGHTFUL LOCATIO: ring from 8 to ¢ ADY, 401 4th avenne. Anbu ays. TUGRY AVE, AT: | ‘Terme moderate, nm “yoSiim _ Mrs, ML K. AMER (late of Washington}, “Crmaneweres eee en are Kd. Saree HOTEL, TPULE WINDSOR, ASBURY PARK, 2, 2d ave. and Kingsley’ st, AULRLAKD: Dre Uhalybeate acl ‘The nearest great, wi ip th 14 for « iduey” Aiseanos Thenmatiam, Fine hotel, veantitel iawie, anives wales | and surroundings. For cireuler a4.i inva gh aka ba ¢ ng hot 4 Metis saeel Butiaing. Phi, my? Bt FRAvauize WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Va. tot the owners. Coxoness na Ly ATLANTIC CITY, ¥.J. The coolest point on the island facing inlet and ocean, Accommodation 500 guests, Superior table, For olrenlar address BELMAL, N.J, ‘Ocean avenue. Uccan ‘front, Now open. @. C. AUSTIX. wei ——— tly oa ooean front. Now ore 2 on the beach ns 70H Latest senitary improvementa Je¥- lin oor Leouara’ ete. Terms, pder R. HAMILTON. x The best water oon Works rerepticn of eyests un Mer 4. Ber inquire at the Clarendon Hotel, 141b st. and ave. Mra M. J. COLLEY. Propristrese, ap HE HIGHLAND COUNTRY CLUB Hbtiul resort, thirty minutes’ drive 1 ver, rg it im ISSO, way, apd six miles trom War- ‘THE NEW HOTEL. Complete tp all appointments (water, gas, electric Por to any other suuwer Fesors in the tifwl Walks and Drives, Kiegast Aity-six miles south A.B. BANK. Virwinds Midland rail IN VILLA, CAPE MAY CT’ and improved. Near tl Diazgas:in full view of the ocean. ud bot and col jam Pewee ARM Pennsylvania ave. and Paci Now open. Spacious sud modern conveniences. M, LI GUERDALE. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, ATLANTIC id Duss. aver. Now open, ’ Firsi-el Kates 87 to $10 fic, Atlantic City, J. ‘plecsaut ‘verandas. Ail NGER. my1b-0031 ; Rest the Iron Pier 1 hs Epiial rates to 1d sui MYERS, Cape 3 BA a Wo. LAFAYETTE, OAPE | Near tho Vrosident 7 eat peach im tho world Immediately ovposite the now rou per. Owned by same man: | dations for 300 eucuta. er in d-6in tauments. Parties a Yement to the city, Dunuers a specialty SEASON FROM JUNE 7 TO OCTOBER 10. ‘Terms moderate, Address - JOHN L. MILLS, Manager. ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Frederick “eomy S Virginia, UV TO ATLANTIC CITY f on and stop at tho well-kmown HOTEL MT. VERNON, Paoifie ave. near Olio. Now ope. 64 ccean rooms, Large piazza overlouk: lent cuisine. @8 to $14 per week; day. No finer bouse onthe islavd ai for aR f house aud particulars, JA! mi6-Sm JAMES & STEFFNER. Stockton HOTEL, CAP wealthy location, oper jor the season » the KK. station overa splendid road wo hotel, and ice im the wreatest abundancr,gxthered from ud. wodinal ond other testimony send for oe ved ; table appointments, cuisine frst-c For particulars apply to THEU. M MPRE, DEVON. Dench aud post fice, Cape May rooms; first-class cuisine: broad, coo i feldim Mrs. T. k. BROOKS, APE MAY, NJ. Arectly on the Beach, Location unsurpassed, UFLLER, joi4-2ma ROAD STAT ay, OI. June 14. highest pow ‘Central tea “Ah = ata eameaed wonderfu! curativ: Hea eleva Imusic and every modern convenience. Kates, 1. J. ANDRESS, Proprietor. QUNTKY BOARD AT FAKM HOUSE ON sol Kiver for July, August end aber; healthy aud bathing good; close w house. Add P.O. Box 256, Aunapolis, Ma dye -Oe" KD AT A COU ie. “Lwo minntes? walk fru per day. Now open. a LARENDON, ATLANTIO CITY, NJ. Enlarged aud improved. the ocean. iL. JOUN M. CLARE, W. W. GREEK, Proprietor. 4. STARKS' HOTEL, NJ. tral location; spieudid ocean view: table first- sanitation; capactt, ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL, Summit ofthe Bike kidge Monteing van Sh ncton. ‘The hotel is thorouxhly furnished with the moders Souventences, and for ss netaral A 2 = it advantages is unsur- South Carolina uve. GiELbox wouse OTEL GILSEY, ATLANTIC CITY end of Coumecticut ave., orchest fdcrdrained, open Mey 1 OCEAN GROVE, ¥.3. ‘Now Management, Convenient to Lake, Camp and Ocean, Special Price to Families, 5 _|____ ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER. _ FAG Gowan, Kent ven Pact Aceutminodation, modejed and refurp QBEXEX BPR SHE Summer Resort for Mealth wi: chimute im the mountains of t very salubrious and free from fox, Averae mean tem- entire summer months. NaXDoaL co, ure. The ngimias, Climate f UMMER BOARD AT PRI RESIDENCE OF S. Gott's, 4 mile from Dickersou's st weh RK. "plenty of shade; good water, yntter. 4. 8 GOTT, Dickerson, Momigumery gounty, Md. v ire very low dur’ company makes it the ietly favored section of ; pure milk; un- Directly on the beach. com ase r . ort ait his Corner an, Spray and sea View avem Oc30an, ‘taten. Gi 3. °SOSEPH WHITE: Proprietor. Jel NDE. ON ‘THE Bi Pure spring water: a netta ave. AtaB excelled cuisine: billlard rooms for FA Mir: ARLINGTON, OcK. Accommodations and a eee alley ; tennis courts; Jarwest ewsmming ¥ livery : exculient bert s GU acten i eXtra, embraciby. we of tne ery ip the country. Fore FW. EVANS, Mauager. .” ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., nid Leach: uew house: every convenience; tine ocean view; $2 to 50 lk, Vegetables, Se. For further part _LAWKENCK LEITH, Mountville, ‘nest mountain sce a address YGEIA, ATLANTIC CIT } {le years close to'béach; ocean front; HUTTON & LAHEY. rear; was and © ta; 11th season; all ‘ 1 a ‘AHON & TOWNSEND, ive minutes! walk from # Fishing, sailing, 0 #2 per iaierann of each of furain of each MAN of Balt, Prop. UTHERFORD VILUA, ATLANTIC Cf pe R He Burt Place. gree aro se cwaeT SORRGE couxrs, w. eaetiania este comfortable ae- fees the moter baila: leasant rooms; mW. d. GREEN. Clurkeburg, pen from June 1 to October ___ SUMMER_RESORTS. IN THE MOUNTAINS. Dae, CAMP 1 Rarrans ¢¥ererean groves, Fs, baths, suacaawe, Sw: movements, A wins, boating, croquet, tennis, gymnasium. Welaria or mosquitece Fur ware widows . WALTER MD « ALTE, BCD, alter’ Fork FO NWeruereviiia Pa LEN HOUSK Wit 1s June UN: apecial rates ‘most modern and Aves l to GEO. P. METCALF, memager. MT. HOUSE. WAnMINGTOR MD. = ee ea a kd itiimore, Md. myZi MISCELLANEOUS, THE NEW ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, CAPE VINCENT, N.Y. 4. H ROBINSON, Wn ‘The only botel with all the modem including electric lights, &e., &e., pow Behivg ip the world. Fast treme from York. on and after dune 2, daily, at © out change. od m20-cotm _ MMIT HOTEL GAITHERSBURG, MD, 550 : 1. above roo Lad rp de there. au. dopot tn sucht. abundance. of ahede. icant surroundings. Bre 1. Ve DICE Jel? 1a <a ioe EE MAR a MMEK RESORT June 16. Hae we: icchoded town, One memn- “old Dortivoss, doe scenery tain water, bot end & addi ay . Me _d16-Tm Hagerstown, Std. Si TEL AND SUMMER RESORT, mu, Ma, is now open for “t} 90 ver day'e25 per month. Che ures ice. No mosquitoes, i). HEKBEGT F MOORE, Preprictor, DLAWN. ROCKVILLE, MD. WILL BE i and 0. railroad, the f»mous Spa water; Ir springs | honses vewly turaiahed: ths, telephones; tennis and 7 + pool and bowling alleys. cab be secured for teas, letes, or other emter- us ring = tui an Bud *. COUNTRY BOARD. ean, <3 BONS WISHING TO. GET GOOD BOARD IX 1 thirty minutes’ drive from, B. sud O., would do weil to ad~ Cinrkavune, Md. "Syh-Oe -ACE FOR BOAM bs VA.—BOARD Smihutes walk to bath room, 60. Bra. maee* ‘TRY FARM HOUBE ON sal hear the Chesapeake Bay fish oysters au k, row aud wail boats apd an i drive free of Charge. Reference wiven, a Addi iss Z E. DEALE, Churchtom ees y a” HW SUMMER ROARDERS SILL BE ac. viwoda' at Kenmore, Fairfax county, Va; ant heattiy ssimade, daily imail-goud water apd Address C. C. WALTERS. ema IKST-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD WANTED BY alady, whose husband will be with ber 8u ithin en hour aud » balfby red of Washinetou. axteeable will remain until November: few, a7 days ay ferred; large room with "hdres all weck. Mer 7 PRIVATE Bh a? OCUST SHADE IS NOW OPEN FOR THE AG- commodation of summer boarders at rates, large Siry rooms, an abundance of pculare NE ANTED — SUMMER BOARDERS; HGH healthy snd cvol location; Cw fs ane. near Baltimore aud Ohio rail of telexra oflice :culy three hours’ ride from ® ., Feterenices excl 2 ery moderate ress Miss CHKISMAN, Hedwesville, Berkeley Co.g iy5-4—* JFROARDERS WANTED INA LARGE, OOOm house one mile from post. Cro e4 fortable room ap:l board a} $18 per wou! oroueltare, Va, 3y O30 Address Mea. £. C., Th: ANTED—A PEW MORE BOARDERS OX FARM, four miles {rom Boyd's, Md, abundant purd. Re. Wor terme year tected Sena in? R. K, LETCHWORTH. her by portable roof. Wannemac! —_— ——— Noe %. _SEA-SIDE-NEW BNGLAND. HOTEL MANISSES. BLING BPRINGS. by electric cars. Aium, Sulpbur aud Chalybeate Watere, Heuc! ¥ from 10 to 1% 4.1n. aud 3 to 5 p.m. Jel¢-vin “SCHLECHT & AK CREST. MD., NOW OPEN; A’ ix pa a a on B. and O. K.K. ststion, within soguare totus O1 per day: special estes tor jyd-0r a 1 climate, superb bath- Va. ited ‘house in the Vir- daily boats, ‘cathe as, electric — uia_mountaing, jew owners, Send for ci _m31-s.ta, theet RIMST-CLags L. Ric Ocean end Delaware a 2mm reular. CHES’ STEWAR’ ¥.0., Suriblive primes. Va, ABM SULPHUR SPHINGS, BATH ©O.. VA.— wemeuts and s superior cuisi on the continent; Hot and "3 LE—A COTTAGE AT SIA iy sted ATLANTIC CITY, N, ‘Ocean End Mich! o. Conveniently located. 63m. JAMES: BOAKD ©. ‘bards’, Hawilton, "he ular resort for city boarders, near mountains ne Inalarie: wood wind, abundance of . aful home fue us ies; alk traits: two mails iss-colw Mra WL. RICHARDS, Hamtiton, Va. Dr. EDWARD 0. FLAGG, Predictions That the Kansas Senator Will be Re-elected by Acclumation. Mr. E. C. Culp of Salina, Kan., who has been Officiating as reading clerk of the world’s fair national commission at Chicago, says Senator Ingalls will be re-elected to the Senate by ac- clamation. Ellis county,” he says, “has indorsed Mr. In- galls, and so has every republican county con- vention held up to this time. The state con- vention will enthusiastically indorse him and he willbe returned to Washington with all ease.” ‘The democratic convention in Mr. D. W. Ford of Pittsburg, Kan., corrob- Gov. Stewart’s Successor. A dispatch from Middlebury, Vt., says: H. Henry Powers of Morrisville is practically cer- taiu to be nominated for Congress by the first district republican convention tomorrow, as he has already twenty-six delegates more than a majority. vass has been Jum His principal opponent in the can- K. Batchelder of Burling- is Gen. Stewart's district, The gen- toe. The Alliance in South Carolina. E. T. Stockhouse, president of the Farmers’ Alliance in South Carolina, is can- didate for Congress and will be run by the alli- ance. He favors thi sub-treasury Dill, which posed by the presont Hepresentative from his district. A caucus of alliance men has been called in the fourth district to nominate ® successor to Congressman Perry. The alli- ance appears to aim at securing the entire con- gressioual representation of the state, Itisa splendidly organized machine. Kisner Not a Candidate. Ex-Chairman of the Democratic State Com- mittee Elliot} P. Kisner denies the statement published lately that he resigned the chairman- ship to canvass for Congress. He says: “The story that I resigned the chairmanship to make « canvass for Congress is without the slightest basis of truth. ly resignation was a matter of necessity, but for personal and not litical reasons I desire to say that I want reaftor no office appointment in the party or from the party, except a | place in the ranks,” The Huns Surrender, George Wakiro, Andrew Sanalonco, Antoni Liesmeaji, George Jossai, George C. Kraimock and Peter Zdancziwich, Hungarians, employed onthe Pennsylvania railroad near Downing- town, Pa., who refused to answer the questions of Census Enumerator Bowen, wore yesterday given s hearing before United States Commis- stoner Bell, The defendants pleaded ignorance of the law and expressed their willingness to ve all necessary information. The commis- El propounded the questions and Reemer- etor Bowen recorded the auswers, which were satisfactory, and the men were released. ———— ee A Bishop in the Steerage. Among the steerage passengers who arrived l, KENTUCKY AVE., ATLANTIC Bea ich. Beautiful new hotel; ge Sea toes eae OFEN | ‘Che usual anlusement. titon, Loudoun county. Va. 2, ‘m J ONROE GROVE Formerly ot the La: iC CITY, NF re. HE CHALFONTE, n the beach, North Caroli Unobsiructod cceau view. tha in the house, Elevator. E ___¥. ROBERTS & SONS. FTON—COR. ATLANTIC A} WiSD8or SULPHUR SPRINGS—8O from Washington, W. Md. B.K., 1,000 No mosquitos; pure water: —_ We. Address A. JELLY, de6-2m COSTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, BL, WILL OPEN JULY 1, CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. sPoWER Ht HoreL Aud Cottages, Narragansett Heights, NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. I, Hotel on the Atlantic Coast, SCRANTON, Manager. H, MAINE—GROVE HILL seashore and co ocean and inland views; Hi ee ett ne ‘elect ing and tubing, A, Brop. Rew whadsor, a IN THE MOUNTAINS. ‘WEST VIRGINIA. URO} * uunds: fine drives: Sable whundantiy suppuies’ ao fogs: no mosquitoes: » few rome Jet unengared. 3. H. SHAFFER, Prop. _ HOUSE, IN ALLEGHENIES; th rooms brick, porches north wud pofercuces, JOM BIMPSON, Nortn Fe . “& FEW BOARDERS CAN BE @ quict tamualy. _ Box 45, Rockville, Md dy 5-3t* on | redericksburg and Midland roads: 8 ‘Wash: terms reaxot DY HOUSE, Alexandria, Va OARDERS WANTED—ROY jouse—High, healthy situation woud waver; daily msi) ue, and terme able. Mrs Washington Patronage Solicited. Popular Rates, Per week—$14 1st floor, £12.60 24 tloor, 810 3d floor, ‘The houso renovated in every department. New Dining Room, Kitchen and Office, New Carpets, Matting and Beda, UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. LC. RINES, of the Elsmere, ANTIC CITY, NJ. MeL BYE. ; OPEL dir tne youn, A JOSEPH H. BORTON, Proprietor ‘OUNTAIN VIEW "000 feet sieve . r BALE OR RENT—AMONG THE BERKSHIRE Paes try Residence in Great Bar- 2 Eon ET Bee RL Pe vare PaMILy, “Loca to, See 8 Bort PAUL, Eropriotor, {UMMEK BOAKDING NKAK THE MOUNTAINS Siceer bovse cool rooms. lawh shade. © mai address MINBES ___ el 7-tudestm* AUM—NEAR ALDIK, LOUs ‘“elytful home iu the moun= econo te 7: ARTY. - del4-colm NAN ELEVATION FULL VI and surrounding mountsine 3-#tory ._ Ice for reason. City ~_ Seb-atuth ie ACCOMMODATED TR LARGE HOUSE. Hi ‘D> tomac river one til m Piney tel. Terms 1 per day. RM OOLE, a tS aay, Propristes, Piney Point F.0, HE ELKTON, OCEAN EN: Atlantic City, N. J. Sco og the year. ENTUCKY AVE YORK BEACH, ME. on 30 rooms: th; ocean view grand; fine su thing; healthiest besch in the w. 1QR RENT FOR SUMMER seven rooms, without ; beautiful ajtuation halybeate springs within 50 yards, one ‘Wades, B. and G. fi FLORIDA, Pacific ave. near Tenn. ave, iow open. —e wonderful curative quaiit Send for circular... [Je26-cobt) SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. AY RIDGE HOTEL, BAY (OTEL OPENS 1 as Sai ELLIS & SONS. Late of Wetherii, ot Wether. FHMAN, ATLANTIC CITY, X.J., iN HE LEHMAN, A’ TIC Cl OCEA) ter. Open all the year, we Se EN, urmaan. NEQUA, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. J. and Geuiral location, Kefurnished. ent. Everything first-class, Write f ‘m20-3m D. Lclaes “sccom moda $3 por day. Weekly Er Superiateutent CaPks Kai eames spiper sewer hun Be caah te ene south. ee “PES Laas & HE OSBORNE, COR. ARKANSAS AND PACIFI Atlantic City, ouse, modern rovenionta, elevator’ electiia Sella, Terme ode Jel-eotn improvements, elevator, erate, Mri. H. OSBORNE. IE RAYMOND, VIRGINIA AVE., ATLANTIC : Be mae maa & Wiicos, 1907 (or! COeETEY BOARD WITH A. ty, ip and bealthy communiestion with Wi Beferancen ‘Wescott Pitesant, Frederick county, = ; train at Cobb's Station; passe: faland. "i nicely AK; 13¢ from Clearbrook, BOK, Broseto vn, Co. Va. vert Hs Aor ote erg Ne ia atom Sis ns RAN SO ee Be SE TROE cane 5 as pete car Ona WV ihn? erty nutes drives ot .R. ; location high ee . THOMPHO! gomery Co. Md eference, PRIVA’ * Tr HE UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N.. odeled. Enlaryed Refuramhads = W. 8. ANDERSON, Manager. Copostacs AC BOURNE, SITUATED NEAR Rem Finest Hotel ou the coast, lotel . fishing aud crabbing: live: fat chile wera oi ee cg orgie me = N 22 F st. ue -arol ave. bear the larwod, remodeled, t Furst ie end BOARD AND ROOMS 87 PER thoro' ited. ae ee WILLIAME county, ES TOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EX- —Lesve open Mra. G. E. JOHNSO; Colon! EALTH (850,000) RESORT WILL BUY HE WASHINGTON, IC CITY, ¥.3. ame ASBURY PARK, N. J. Aft ate pacity 200 uuedts. "For park 2 ton fon Htation on tbe ¥. w being. NIMORE— ALL from oceas; oa SARATOGA Wie CATSKILL MOUNT, ARK SEY. SBURY PARK THE GUERNS z Perfect ssiftation, jen wire springs and, font tebe. Tenmiy bosting, “ay etal erate prices, Fifth season, THOS. i to SBURY FARE. Fi LAaFAyE’ 7 ¢ 150 guests, ‘Jerms, $8 to PHOBT: Mauagers and Ownpre. THE MADISON. Fe artesian water. ey #21-im_ WIGHT & BURY PARK, N.J. A eas of Sunset ave: Honaddiess Ob STEWARE C ei SBURY PARK, N.J., THE ST, AUGUSTINE Tuli view of ocean. ‘moderate, ‘a yest) Sty ‘Ap SBURY FAnK, HS. THE sTRAND. | @ me a ee rene ASO PEE Froroera. turteed by es ead Booctseys moderaimprovemente superior ‘unobatructed ‘5 Artesian water; oll ‘table; terms moderste FINANCIAL So) Fe ee OS ty CORSON & GLOVEK BUILDING, 1410 F 8T. & ©. fe Eankers and desicrs in Goverumest Bonga American | Stock bourttend sald. ty 18