Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1890, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. a A e C.. THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1890. Use CERES, the Celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour. It is the best in the world. eo BEECHAM’S PILLS (THE CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY.) W. By Moses & Soss CORNER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. STRAW MATTINGS. ‘We are offering the largest and most complete Ine of Straw Mattings ever shown in this city. The k comprises all the latest colorings and designs. Those contemplating the purchsse of Straw Mat- 4:28 should call and examine our stock, ices all marked in plain figures 150 rolls White Matting at 83.20 per roll of 40 yde. Reduced from 83. 100 rolls Fancy Matting at @3.50 per roll of 40 yde. tuced from $5. 100 roils Faucy Matting at $6 per roll of 40. yds. + Keduced from $8. 2100 rolls Fancy Jointless Matting at $7.50 per roll of 40 yda. Reduced to $10. rolis Extra Fancy Joiutiess Matting at $10 per Toll of 40 yards. Reduced from @14. ¥ 40 yards. Reiuced from $16. We have a complete assortment of Scotch Floor Liens cf all widths Estimates for covering floors furnished free of charwe. Jt ts Just ae nuportant to cover your carpetsas your Suruiture for the summer. KEEP OUT THE FLY. ‘We Lavell the best appliances for Wire Window and Deor Screens in the country. Sereen, which will fit any ordinary fee our 2le. . end for estimate for our Cabinet-made Screens and Tccrs, Le) areim many of the fiuest residences, LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE ‘The largest assortment of stuffs and the best force ¢ cutters and makers to Le bad. We cut, make and ‘.22ieh materials for {ull size parlor suites from $16 Ly aud guaranice s perfect dt. ITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY Goons, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PaPEls, ETQ Fre Our Refrigerators, fee Our Baby Carriages, fee Ow Tricycles. tee Our Cedar Chests, tee Our Camphor Cheste. Fee Our Hammocks, ree Our Tents. bee Our Lammock Support and Caaupye fee Our Mosquito Canopies, W. B. MOSES & SONS. 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Onion; au indispensable ‘requesite tor the tains lOuets it reuders tue shin wllitn, emvoth and sort sen estes, Sisvwtin” Every iad aca Seater ‘3 5 QUININE, 2 dozen }-grain Capsnies... Se 2 dozen J-erain Capsules. Se. 100 2-«rain Capsules... 400, dogen 3-grain a To Oo Secret Capeuten.. She. 3 ion era rules eS 00 Saran Crpsutes.. z : 100 graine Quibine, bowers © Weluditmad, 200 Don't mistake the TRE TEMPLE DRUG STORE, umaer Messnid Temple coe. ih ana F ste, apli-eod F.S. WILLIAMS & CO,, Proprietors AND PRESSED FOR 61. Coats, 50c.: Pants, 25e. uz tering and alsa Sd CITY AND DISTRICT. 2" Tue Evexixe Sran is read every day by more than two-thirds of the population of the city in which it is printed who are able to read, Can this record be matched by that of any other newspaper in the world? WASHINGNTON GROVE. Meeting of the Trustees—Committees Appointed—Camp Meeting, Etc. Correspondence of Tat Evextno Stan. Wasnixatoy Grove, Mp., July 9. The meeting of the new board of trustees was held at the cottage of President George T. Woodward, the following members of the board being present: L. W. Worthington, Geo. T. Woodward, George Birch, Fred. A. Gee, J. Riffard Mickle, Warren Choate, Jas, W. Somer- ville, R. H. Dunn and P. M. Smith. President | Woodward announced the following commit- tees: Special religious services prior to camp meetiug—J. R. Mickle. L. W. Worthington and Geo. Birch, Committee on camp meeting— the entire board of trustees, Committee on finance—Jas. W. Somerville, J. Riffard Mickle and P. M. Smith. Committee on grounds— George Birch, L. W. Worthington and P, M. Smith, The eighteenth annual camp meeting will be held on the grounds, commencing Wednesday, August 13, and ciosing the 20th instant. There are bow about 130 cottages at the Grove and many of them are so arranged that the occu- ants can spend the winter lire if so disposed, Nine trains run daily to Washington Grove and eleven trains from the Grove to Washington, thus making the tranwportation easy and fre- quent, The Hotel Osborne is almost full. A fair and lawn party was given by five little giris—Addie IR. Mickle, Helen Day, Neilie and Bessie Somerville and Georgie Gartrell—for the benefit of the King’s Daughters, the object being to send sick children to the seashore. ‘The sum of $23.50 was realized, The ladies of the Mite Society of the Fourth- street. MLE. Church, Washington, will give a lawn leah Tuesday, July 15. in the Hotel park, for the benefit of the Fourth-street cot- tage located ou the grounds, The pioneer bier, L. W. Worthington, is domiciled in his cottage on the circle. He has passed his “three score and ten” and is now in his cighty third year. Among the new arrivals are Frank Calhoun, Mrs. Neal and tamily, Rev. M. F. B Rice and family, Mrs. Wilson and daughters, !Mr. Lipscomb and family, Robt. Cohen an family. A Sunday school was organized last Sabbath: L. P. Altschue was elected superin- tendent and Mrs. J. R. Mickle, organist. A large number of adults and children were in at- tendance, IRM. i | | ! —————— Anacostia Notes. The social last night at the home of Mr. Dodge on St. Elizabeth Heights, given by the Presbyterian Sunday School, was largely at- tended by people from the village and city. Hacks conveyed the pleasure seckers up the hill, where all had a happy time. Althougn several of the Rechabite leaders are at Hagerstown, interesting sessions have been held this week by the three local tents. The junior tent is doing excellent work and rapidly increasing in numbers, fn spite of the cool weather, which tempted some to remain at home, a large number of people left this morning on the Methodist Sun- day School excursion to Clifton Beach. Kev. E. Richardson has returned from a trip to Maryland, where he preaghed last Sunday to one of his former charges aud greeted many oid friends, The Anacostia Building Association has sunk a well fifty-five feet by one of their new houses without finding water or exhausting the sink- | ing fund. A meeting of Citizens’ Association, No. 9,will be heid next week to consider sewer improve- ments, water connection and other pressing needs of the village. Arrangements are being made for this suburb to take a prominent part in the August | dedication of the new Pennsylvania avenue bridge. eee PREMATURE PYROTECHNICS A Great Explosion of Fireworks at Mauhattan Beach. There were fireworks at Manhattan Beach as early as 2 o'clock a.m. yesterday. Vera Cruz was burned up in earn A ter- rific noise that resembled a prolonged crash of thunder broke the stillness of the night. It wes followed by a second and a third peal that made the ground tremble. Many im- agined that an earthquake was about to engulf them. There were strange meteors in the sky, and they were brighter than any of the stars ‘They were skyrockets from Vera Cruz. ‘Through the air they whizzed in all directions and of all colors, shedding clusters of beauti- ful lights #3 they burst. The sceuery of Vera Cruz caught fire and great streaks of red flames shot up, with clouds of black smoke. Two minutes after the first report this series of ex- plosions came to an end. During the explosion a gained belief in Sheepshe: y that the Oriental was on fire, ‘The result was that scores of people hurried across to Munhattan to render what xssistance they could. Mr. Pain, the owner of the Vera Cruz exhibition, is the only one who has suffered any loss by the imcident. All the fireworks and part of the scenery used in their display have been destroyed, — Minister Lincoln Coming Home. London dispatches say that Mrs. Lincoln and her two daughters have engaged passage on the City of New York, which sails on August 6, Minister Lincoln will leave England tor Amer- ica as soon as Mr. White, the first secretary of the embassy, shall return to London early in November. The casket containing the body of young Abraham Lincoln will be shipped on the same stenmer with his father, for conveyanco to America to be buried im the family vault. owe: ras Mr. Carter Keeps His Little Ones. The appellate court in Chicago handed down a decwion in the famous Carter di- vorce case yesterday morning. The decision of the lower court is aiirmed. Mrs, Carter is de- feated and Mr. Leslie Carter retains possession of the children. ———— cee —___-— Getting Used to Starvation. At Galena, Illinois, John Roth, a pauper in the county hospital, according to the testi- mony ofthe county physician and Superin- tendent Byrne has not tasted food, solid or liquid, in eight weeks and his remarkable period of abstinence has reduced him ina shght de- gree only. He wuffers with paralysis, which, while not preventing his swallowing, seems to affect the other digestive organs, He has not even drunk water, but iis lips are kept moist by applying water to them. os eee. Baron Wissmann May Resign. The Loudon Times’ Berlin correspondent says that Baron Wissmann has intimated his purpose of resigning in the event of the government's adhering to the proposed changes in the administration of African af- fairs, He cousiders the policy sought to be pursued as being unfavorable to his claims, wo They Want to Come Home. Ex-Alderman Delacy of the New York boodle board of 1884 and Billy Maloney, the clerk of that board, returned to New York yesterday disquieting rumor ad Ba MORE OF DAGGETT’S TROUBLES. An Attempt to Declare Him Insolvent— ; A Disputed Claim. * A New Haven dispatch says: An attempt to force Al Daggett, the postal card contractor, into insolvency is being made by the Manhat- tan Bank of New York. A hearing in the case was given Tuesday in the probate court at Shelton and Judge Tomlinson reserved his decision unfil the first Monday in August. The petition of the Manhattan Bank is the outgrowth of the troubles in which Mr. Daggett has been ever since he took the contract from the government for furnishing postal cards. In order to carry out his contract he made a con- tract with Wilkinson Brothers & Co, to furnish him with the paper he needed. After he bad been making the cards for some months com- plaints were made to the government that the paper was not up to the quality required, and the government started au investigation. As a result a number of million of cards were condemned and Mr. Daggett received no pay for them. He was, therefore, unable to pay his creditors, and one after another they at- P INTERNATIONAL AWARDS, and is now It is the purest, clea: for GENERAL TO! The most economical, The best and most popular of all soaps LET PURPOSES; and for use in the NURSERY it is recom- ears Soap been established in London 100 YEARS both as a COMPLEXION and as a SHAVING SOAP, has obtained 19 sold in every city of the world. finest, and mended by thousands of intelligent mothers throughout the civilized world, because while serving as a cleanser and detergent, its emollient properties revent the chafing and discomforts to which m/ants are so liable, EARS’ SOAP can now be had of nearly all Druggists in the United States, BUT BE SURE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE, as there are worthless imilations, tached his property for their claims. When the Manhattan Bank came to secure its claim by at- tachments it was found that there was nothing to attach. The claim of the bank is for €2,000 and it is eight years old. It is disputed by Mr. Daggett. SUMMER RESORTS. \ __ ATLANTIC CITY DELIGHTFUL = CORNER COTTAGE FIFTY yards from surf; bathing accommodation free kood table and pleasant rooms. Choice peop on principal drive aud tine view. Mrs, M. DEM Pacific and Chelsea avenues, Atluntic city, yo-Ut AMER COTTAGE 1 > lantic City, NJ. ; near the beach, Now open, ye28-in M (CAMBRIDGE, ATLANTIC CITY, Front. All tnoderp_ conv niences. COCE Me J ——-— +00 —______ HARMONY AMONG ATHLETES. The Various Associations to Unite on a Well-Defined Plan. A St. Louis dispatch says James A. St. John, president of the Western Association of Amateur Athletes, has returned from the east, where he had a conference with the officers of the Amateur Athletic Union relative to VE, AT- moderate, s. M.E. AMER [late of Washington). c Terms ce GRESS HALL, the amalgamation with that body. It ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. is likely to come about in this way: | The coolest point on the island facing inlet and ocean | It is proposed to organize on a new Accommodation 500 guests, Superior tabla, basis, and the Amateur Athletic Union, instead For circular address of being a union of clubs, will be w union of | y3-1m_ R, HAMILTON. associations, each association to have local self- D* GARSIDE'S, is government. For instance, the New England Tie city 3, A AND GUESTS, states will have one association, the middle states another, the southern states anothor, the central states, comprising Missouri, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Towa, Ar- kansas, Kansas, Minucsota and Nebraska, have another, and lastly another embracing the | states on the Pacific coast. Each of these associations is to have a repre- sentative in the National Union, ‘The fullest liberty is to be given each association to man- age its own affuirs. Mr. A. G. Mills, ex-presi- dent of the National Base Bull League. is the father of this movement, and the whole plan will be in shape for presentation at the annual meeting of the union, to be held in Washing- ton in September next, when there is no doubt that the scheme will be pit through, This will give the western, or, more properly speaking. the central association, of which St Louis clubs will be members, an immense dis- trict, and one, perhaps, larger in point of mem- bership than any of its sister asqociations. Each association will have its own champion- ship meetings. and the union will give the annual meeting for the national championships of the whole country. It has tuken many years to bring about harmony all over the country, but it has come at last and the future prosper- se17-1m. nia ve, and Pacific. Atlantic City, N.J. Spacious and pl modern conveniences. M. LUN Now open.’ ¥ ru ¢ to $10 per week, A. G. M.LLE. “ HE Wo, late ot Luyleside JO TO ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. stop at the well-known HOTEL Pacific ave, near Ohio, Now open, ocean rooms, Large piazza overiooking the sea Excel- lent cuisine, €8 to #i¢ per week; $1.50 to $2 per dey. No fuer bouse onthe idaud at these rates, Set torent of house aud particulars, JAMES 8, MOON. mi15-o1n 53 Cuomo “HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, NOW OPEN. LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. _ BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.— noderh, hret-claws, complete, Pacific ave. Letween New York and ‘Teunessee aves. 0-3 JOSEPH OT+L CHETWOUDE, Pacific ave. neur Ii!ino! Keefurnished; new and. fi bells. 4 m8-4m Atlantic City, N.J. seen ATLA: Enlarged and iniproved. Virginia ave. near the ocean, COL, JOHN M. CLARK. ity of amateur athletics appears to be assured. OTEL EMERSON, — +o tie City, N. J., FIFTY-NINE WERE DROWNED. Ro ee HotEL GILSEY, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., OCEAN | end of Connecticut ave., orchestra, electric bells uuderdrained, open May 1. we’ ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER. Terrible Disaster During the Launch of a Vessel at Osaka, Japan. ni FOTEL INGOMAR, KENTUCKY AVE, ABOVE At Ovaks, Jspan, ‘Afty-nine people) were) FEC r ae Accon.tuodation, 200. Lately re. drowned June 15 during the launching of a new | jnodcied and refurnished. Lawn’ tenuis court aud wicnt rates, AKL K. TM SON & N. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J,, South Missouri ave,, near ateadiog Kailroud iou and Beach. Kuropeun and Amey 50 per day, iting vessel, The occasion excited consider- able mterest and about 250 people crowded on board the boat. The owner, Mr. King, how- ever, became apprehefitive and ordered 100 of them ashore. When the launch commenced it was ebb tide, and, as the ropes used in securing her were too short, the vessel keeled. The people on board immediately rushed to the other side, which had the effect of turning the vessel completely over, and those on board were precipitated in the water. A terrible scene ensued, ‘Those on shore rendered every assistance possible, but their efforts were gen- erally unavailing. | Fifty-five bodies have been recovered. Four persons stil) missiug. About twenty persons more or less injured. The ves- 41a oT qi croguet grounds, * F.ON THE BEACH, ‘husetis ave,, Atlantic Citi ‘3 AGNER, and Besch: new Louse; ¢ 2 to $, 50 per day LV. STICKNE! TLAN LIC CITY, N.J. the year; close to beach; ocean front; HUTTON & LAHEY. AR OHIO. ry sel was found to have had her bottom badly | pulet,with cut of hotel, disvram of each sleepiig hook, damaged. Pricelist, &e H.D. EAS 1 MAN of Bult, Prop. ay 1. ———- see. RUMEN ORD VILLA, ATLANTIC CIT Low Rates to Deer Park anp OaKLAND.— During the present season the Baltimore and Obio Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets trom Washington to Deer Park, Moun- tain Lake Park and Oakland for the Friday Surf Place. ‘Now open. C.J. LINTON, WATROUS, Props ¥LEIVS HOTEL AND CONC ue City, now open. Protected frv t weather by portable roof. Wannemacher's night sud all Saturday trains ench week at rate Ce bie Ss very eveniuw trom, % to 11:30 of $5 for the round trip. The tickets will be | Heuchea by wiectsic came, Wan nema gets Syilion. | valid for return passage until Monday follow- | irom 10 to 1 ain. aud to 5 pau, Cafe. attached ing day of sale. ‘Tickets to Berkeley Springs | _2¢14=m | “sCHLECAT & MEHRER, Proprietors, and retura will be sold under similar condi- 3 tions at $3.50 for the round trip. . ‘Dosa aecoslewane eran ciemenee, ae JONAH WOOTTON, Ja, The Atlantic and Danville Road. ATLANTIC CI1Y, N A Richmond dispatch says: Mr. Bateman of ‘nd Michigan ave. the Atlantic and Danville road cables there | ,,,,fghYmeutiy locsted, Eine. from Liverpool, Eng., that his road is to be completed from Danville to Bristol, ‘Tenn, That gentleman's mission abroad is understood to have been for the purpose of interesting for- eign capitalists in this enterprise. He secms to have been successful. NHE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ On the becch, North Carulina ave, Unobstructed ccean view. ralt water baths in the house, Elevator. Now open. F, ROBERTS & SONS. 15-6 \B ATLANTIC . Bewutitul new hotel; elec= Ak, MARION Formerly ot the Layton, R. ATLANTIC AND CONNEC” Lord Wolseley on America. Lord Wolxeley ina letter received in Balti- ites: * i Ueut aves, tie CH N. J., Now Open for more writes: “The closer the bonds ot union | ih, {Cut ven. Adlautre City, NJ. ow open fo between mother and child, Fngland and the | "mi 7-cosm WALLER. NGLE, C United States, the better it wili be for both, for ourrace and indeed for civilization, Those who rant about causes of quarrel between us are no friends to cither nation or to humanit There never must be war between us, no ma’ ter how much either or both may be egged on by those who hate the English race aud would therefore like to see us at one another's throats, We feel quite as proud of the United States as any of its people can do, Its honor aud repu- tation are as dear to us as they can be to those on the other side of the Atlantic and I rejoice above all things to think that the mutual re- spect we have always had for one another is now maturing into a sincere and mutual affec- tion,” ype COLONNADE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, ‘Opeus July i, Washington Patronage Solicited. Popular Rates, Per weck—814 1st floor, $12.50 2d floor, 10 3d floor, ‘The Louse renovated in every department. ‘New Dining Koom, Kitchen and Office. New Carpets, Matting aud Beda, UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. 4e19-1m ___L. C, RINES, of the Elamere, HE DENNIS, ATLANTIC GIL), NJ. c of Michixun ave. ;oyeti ali the year, All eniences OCEAN END KENT . Atlantic City, N. J. ‘Open ail the year. jy 1-2 ‘Mrs. E. WILE. (PSHE FLOKIDA, Pacific ave. near Tenn, ave, Now open. dies Lest tirouxbou ss Mis MJ. F my15-21n Lateot W how TP\HE LEHMAN, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., OCEAN | end of Pennsyivania ave. : enlarged, improved, and Leated Ly hot water. Open all the I y Ww 5 N., nleowin LEHMA: ——-—+00. American Prize Marksmen. In yesterday's contest at Berlin the following named Americus wou cups: Messrs, Seiberg, Schroeder, Ficken, Vondohier, Jordan and Mil- ler of New York. Mr. Spacth of Cincinnati, Mr. L MPHE MINNEQUA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Schick of 8 Louis and Mr, Koenig of San Pacific ave, Vetween Arkansas aud Missouri aves, Francisco. Central location, Keturuishec. Under new mauage- Z wo n Every te ior cirewar, ui CA. BuOWNE, Russia Denies the Report. The report that Russia would soon propose the Duke of Lenchtenberg for the Bulgarian throne is semi-ofticiaily denied at St. Peters- PACIFIC w house, modern bells, ‘Lerms mod- eS, AMALIE City improvements, eevatory 6ise! Mis tf OSBORNE. IE RAYMOND, VIRGINIA AVE., ATLANTIC burg. It is held that the present condition of City; new house; mod, imps. ; full ovean view. Bulgaria docs not favor Russian intervention, | #'f kD \EXASS pop: Banaiger, J. He WOOD, reuces, Wescott & Wilcox, 10 42m Ny NITED STATES HOTE baal chad ATLAN ie CITY, NJ. Remodeled, Enlarged. Returuished. W. S. ANDERSON, ‘Manaker. ATLANTIC CITY, N, J., SOUTH beach. Open all the year, a A Picnic Train Wrecked. A Meadville and Linesville, Pa., excursion train, carrying the Baptist Sunday school of Franklin, who picnicked at Conneaut lake Tuesday, was wrecked at Watson Kun station last evening. injuring seriously but one ont of the one thousand passengers on board, The second coach, occupied by Hon. Charles Miller, family and ‘nurse of Franklin, jumped the track, carryiug three other cars with it, Mr. Miller's car broke both couplings and rolled down @ 12 foot bank, all escaping unhurt ex- #inest Hotel ou the coast, Now open. NHE VICTO} Carolina ave., near thi Enlarged, remodeled, thoroughly reuovated. massa M. WILLIAMS, — IC CITY, NJ, ave: near Pacific, WHIT: of Washington, Prop_ SBULY PARK. from Montreal and were at the district attor- ney’s office in consultation with the prosecuting officers with a view, it is said, of having the indictments against them dismissed. An Oregon Tragedy. At Portland, Oregon, ©. H. Hewett, a well-known attorney, was shot and killed Tuesday by Chas. Belgrado, a saloon keeper. Belgrade then cut his own throat from ear to ear with a razor and died soon, The men had been drinking with each other the night before and retired together at alate hour. Tuesday morning, on arising, they became involved in ® quarrel over Belgrade's wile, is suing for divorce and for whom Hewett was attorney. Belgrade seized a shot gun standing in the room and fired, the charge striking Hewett in the breast. Hewett ran from the room closely followed by Belgrade, who fired another shot, killing Hewett almost instantly. Bel; i. then locked himself in his room and own life, ‘ ————-ree. - A Long Strike Threatened. A long shut-down is looked for at the Na- tional tube works, McKeesport, Pa. The firm refuses to sign the Amalgamated scale, but is willing to pay union wages, This the men de- cline to accept and asa result the immense Plant is idle and about 4,000 men are out of employment, ————esee- In Buenos Avres th femium gold has advanced to 202 per coat!” = The striking puddiera at the Susquehanna rolling millat Columbia, Pa., returned to work Jester morning, their demands for scale Gathers having been acceded to. cept Mra, ‘Clara Rowo, the nurse, who got an is! ly sealp wound and a bad gash over the right anes Ennio sons or anodern improvements: 14 block from ocean; ca- 1 i c io He tie} ply ts oe The engine and eleven cers kept the Se ee me Os: NOBLE. <P SBULY PARK—THE GUERNSEY-—SEVENTH A Great Gas Well Near Parkersburg. ave, Delixhtiuily located. Near beach, lakes and istuing pavillou. "Perlect eauitadon, Gas through out, Woven wire sprinys and ltr mattrasses, Excel: leuttabe. ‘Tennis, beauug, func, daveing. Mod A Parkersburg, W.Va., special says: Great excitement prevailed at Burning Springs, the te prices, Firth season. THO». G. ALLAN, old original oil territory of 1860, over the dis- | “ie-tin ot Weeinetem Bio covery of an immense gas well Tuesday. The URY PARK, N.J.. THE MAD. EA’ x gus is escaping with such force that it can be | LhitBs Ohhuumet ave,, Pure srtesian rise ‘ernis moderate. int ticn address ©. B- STEWAMI, CM DYMOCK, Lm heard two miles away, and no means can be found to shut it off, as it is impossible to get mea = near it The ell is sald to be of grenter pete EF Leeding Hote, Mlastrated capacity than any ever struck in Pennsylvania | circular furuished on application. Audress or Ohio, Plane are already on foot to Pipe the | _dels-im env? GLU. ee gas to this city to be used as fuel by private SBURY PARK, N.J., THE 81, Al i i Parties and manufactories, ime p ition "Porfcee seaitary cai usu,” Hair wat ois ‘Terms moderate, &. A. PINNEY, Prop. im Srenp Suspay aT THE Suore.--Special leaves Baltimore and Ohio station 8 iay the 12th at | _¢ SBURY PATK.N.J. 1HE STRAND, 4 pm. Arriving at Auantio Oity 10 poe | Aeeeey Tate eas tee Kingsley erect Tickets good returning on all trains of Sunday | ,,4 121 ocean, view. Modern (con ou i 2 ———e SBOE FA dusk, 14TH SEASON, The Arkansas Republicans. yer 2100 yards from the MARTIN, The Arkansas republican state convention, at BBURY PARK, NS. its meeting in Little Rock yesterday, declined | A THE Victorra. to place a republican ticket in the field, and formally indorsed the union labor ticket, headed by Rev. N. B, Fiser for governor Family Hotel, fronting on Ocean, unobstructed view lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; all modern jmpoovemente :euperier table; toume meserete The platform adopted is a complete indorse- AFAYETTE, ASBURY P) NJ... ment of the administration in power and the | Afouse a: Noman corner 40) oi Bergh ave, majority in Cor , & reufirmation of party | electric ignts; artecian water, ‘Music daily.” Yerms, Principles. It charges the democratic party | €2.30 per day. ba! Fan yy ig ith the murder of Jobn M. Clayton, whose | ~/>* RY PARK, NJ, ONE portzait was exhibited in the bal, and declares | S3,CLAIRE, 2D AVE. ANBURY, PARK, N3.. ONE democratic party # party of assassins, Mot ee acaeare. SUMMER RESORTS. ASBURY PARK, N. J. POD. 22 x NI Ste: aia Nd. t rooms, WER, 2d d Kinewley a! 100 yards from the beach. Under manaxement of the owners. y peach; large Pazzus:in full view of the ocean: near the Irou Pier and hot and cok! sea water baths. Special rates to families for season, Mrs J. A] MYLIis, Cape May, | NJ. my l-eo,4m Hore tarayrs 4. Near the President's suzamer 1s ‘The snest beach in the world, linmediately oposite the new jrou pier, Owned bY sume mauayement, Accomuo dations ior 30U guests, 3-5 _JAMES & STEFFNER, r, E MAY, NJ. ED AND FURNISHED, of the Highest Order. THEO. WALTON, Prop, CAP Al EMODEL ‘and appointuven: IsUT} axed ; table appointments, s8. For particulars apply to THO. MUFLLER. jel4-2m, MPHE DEVON, NEAK RAILROAD STATION, Dench and post office, Cape May, NJ. Foous; first-class cuisine; broad, cool veruud: Jeld-im Mrs. T. Kk. BROOKS, NHE WIND-OR, CAPE MA) ‘Open June 14.” Directly on Location unsurpassed. Je2-2m _W. W. GREEN, Proprietor. STARKS' HOTEL, Ocean Grove, N.J. 3 capacity 200 ‘Addives Dr. W. i. GEELDon HOUSE, J. ‘Beach. ‘open June 1. L. STARS. OCEAN GROVE, N.J. ‘New Management, }* GPonvenier:t to Lake, Camp and Ocean, : Special Price to Familios, se24-15¢ ©.C. LEFLER. PRAY VIEW HOTEL, Directly on the besch, Corner of Ocean, Spray nud sea View avenues, Ocean Grote, N. J. JOSEPH WHITE, Proprietor. jei7-1m Uy i ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, NJ. Accommodations and appomtinents first class, eruices the beat “Accommodate 60. Will open May Bt TNHE EL DoKa. Uceau Grove, For terms, &¢. jyl-lm ARKER HOU> ‘on Ocean Front: w. EA GIRT, N. ‘oods in rear: was apd bells: all modern improvements; 11th scason all the year. THOMAS DEVLIN. Prop. a VONTINEN TAL HOTEL, SEA ISLE CITY, 7 New “hotel—elegautly furiished: dirsetly "on’ the beach. cxpre hotel. FRANK H. Hitpee 'H, Late of New Columbia, Cape Muy, iy 9-1 QEASIDE PARK HOTEL. Five minutes’ walk from the ocean to Barnezat Bay. Fishing, sailing, crabbing, bathing, Cuisine aapecialty. | No hay fever, MAHON & Tu D, _dyl-Im | Seaside Park, N.J. Vv ILBUK1ON-BY-THE-SE) SPRING LAKE, NJ. Open from Juné 1 to October. Jez-2m K. K. LETCHWORTH. N.J.— “ENGLAND. HOTEL MANISSES, 1 climate, superb bath- ux, fine blue fishin, duily bata, cable, was, electric | bells, fine music hall’and orchestra; prices Teasoba- | Vie. ior illustrated hand book. j c. E. BROW JUNK BEACH, MAINE—GROV! HILL Hotel; very attractive seashore and country re- Sort; broad ocean and wiand views; Louse and tule first-class in every respect: mineral spring water, steam e.evator, electric heute, &c. ; tue surf bathing, Voating and fishing. Apply tw. W. F. PAUL, Proprie Je14-colm 18 Post Oftice square. Kosten, NWVHE SPRINGFIELD, NANTUCKET, MASS., OPEN the year round, Rates, $2 50 to 3.50 jer day. \d sor circulars. CHAK.US H. MOWKY, Proprietor. "POR SALE—A COTTAGE AT STA-CON tugket; finely situated; 300 feet fro : fect deep; 7 rooms: butler’s pentry; two. Wg Toms; fully furaished. Price $2,000. luguire on premises of Jys-3t" Dr. EDWARD 0. FLAGG, COSTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, R.1, WILL OPEN JULY 1. my22-2m CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. power HILL HOTEL Aud Cottayes, Narragansett Heights, NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. 1. The finest located Hotel on Atlantic Coast. Opeus Juni ‘Send for circulars, 7: p. SCKANTON, Ment B* KIDGE HOTEL, BAY RI HOLEL OPENS JU! Location wisurpassed. Soret rates $12 and upwar eCi: WILLIAM MEZICK, »: ‘A'S SEASIDE KESORT increase of L10t dations ; new bu: ad vther improvements: t foes beach aud suri batlune in the world; «mipexloot- kx, fishing and Loat swine uuaur) mswed: call be reached daily by \N. ¥..P. & N. Ic K frou orth or ., Pussenxers Koln 10 Col dl LUAL get off at Cols stbbou: trains: We will weet (he Uez7 a, upd trainand the 5:18 you. south-bound | N in the Atlant: voean art SAU RPREON htctions passencers (rameter eens | i {laud e * | Orchestra in attendance during the summer. | property 4,0U0 acres in extent, embrac {MER RESORTS LANEUOS, _ RIGHT HOUSE, ware, will reoped Juue 18. 1hH0. m17-3m° Address: WALTER BURTON, 935 Lat. a... Washington, D.C, NY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA —The mo ae gf meter begwe. balers te and tecostized as. tne | te. Rievation hich; | delixhtful ; grounds, walks and | bras apd string band of mu post, tele offices in Lotel. Write for crreular. C_ A. COLHULUN, 2-6w Geers: Manager. BB ?ow Wiser TaNGS, BEDFORD, FENDA. Ip the Alleghany Mountaius, Scenery unsurpassed. As acurativeagent the water has ho equal. All smase- ments Hotel enlarged, improved aud newly fur- Bisbed. Open tall October. PE ERR a BEseey treiNGs nore Now Open Under New Manacement. 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 4H. L. HALL, Proprietor, 3e26-1m Berkeley Springs, W.Va. BRP OvW INE BeRTNGy Hore, FAULKLAND, Dil. ‘Tbe nearest great Chalybeate > Water in the World for cure rheumatiou, Fine hotel, beentife and surroundings, For circular A.W. CROOK, Mi A few very choice villa sites fi tig hotel sale. Apply 93% Drexsel Building, Phila, m, oe, drives, walks address ‘These springs, famovs from 1830 to 1860, de- | stioyed durmme the war, rebuilt in ISSO, are located | Ally ix miles southwest of W Nirwinia Midland railway, and Fenton, Va, | Complete in all appointments (water, gaa, electric ils), 1s superior to any other summer Fesort in the Mountains of Virwinia. ne Music, Besuitifal Walke and Drives, Elegant Society. | SEASON FROM JUNE 7TOOCTOBER10. | Terms moderate. Address JOHN L. MILLS, Manager. E SULPHUR SPRINGS, Frederick County. Virginia, Will be open Ist of June for the season: ten minutes’ drive trom the K Ik. station over a spiend'd road to hotel, and ice in the greatest abundancecathered from, my pond. For medical and other testin yhlets, . NNEQUA 1OUSE, Minuequa Kprings, Bradford County, Pa. first-ciass hotel, improved and eulatKged. opens 16. iighest point'ou Jorthern Central Rgilroad: invigorating air, a spring of wonderfu! curativé quali- thes ; elevator, 9532 misc and crery modern convenience. ates, to $14 per week, L. J. ANDRESS, Je3-c026t Pro ONTEKEY SPRINGS HOTEL, M Sunuuit of the Blue !idge Montains, Tenueyivania, 1,500 feet above nea level. Shears’ ride from Woshimston. The hotel is thorotwhly furnished with the modern on aa a oa = cope advautages is upsur- tively free fro Malaria WiLL OPEN 3UNF 21 For circulars and terms address DR ron. HS. MILNOR, Manager, Suuimit, Bemus, “Circulars at Btar office. QEENEX SPHINGS. SHENANDOAH CO, VA., Summer Resort for Health snd Measure. ‘The finest climate in the mountains of the Virginias, Climate very salubrious and free from fox. Average menu tem- perature very low du: the entire stm mer months. ‘The large number of different Springs owned and controlled by the company makes it the popular re- sortof all this highly fsVored section of tue Upited ‘States, Pure spring water; perfect drainage: pure milk: un- excelled cuisine, billlerd rooms for ladies aud wentle. Dowling alley ; tenuis courts: ianest sw .mmuitug ip the Virvinias, &c. Good livery; excelicut Hotel some of the circulars ¥.W. EVANS, danager. Rnest mountain scenery i the country und terms address 2 OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN, NEAK WINCHESILK, VA. ont six hours from Washington, will be opened on HUNSDAY, dupe 18 For terms and all information apply to A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor, y6-3m Sun * SWEET SPRINGS,’ Thi MONROE OOUNTY, W. VA. most noted for its excelient aud comfortable ac- commodations in the two Virgins. The hotel build- nd cottuves are uneguaicd in thelr superior cou- jegance. Altitude over 2,000 test. A short and beautiful drive from station im xplendid nore Couches. “Terms reduced to #15 per week, $50 per morth. “Send for pamphiets. N. M. CAKI- MELL, Manager, any i 7-cosia 3 TRIBLIN INGE. Alum, Sulphur aid Chalybeate Watera Shenandoah Mountains, Va. Rebuilt, and is the best appouted house in the Vir- aia mountains. Tabie frst-clase Third season. jew owners, Seud for circular, a ‘TERR & STEWART, 31-s,tu, th26t bling Springs, Va. WINDSOR | SULPH i BPINGS 80 MILES VY zou tide. shington, W. Md. Rix. 1,000 feet above Xe mosquitos: prs, water Gardens, orchard, rave nuilk, ores, stables, laree buildings. Cire jars Lretano's. 1015 Pa. ave. Address A. M. SELL’ Prop., New Windsor, MQ. 6: IN THE MOUNTAI VIRGINIA. iy Fenort on top of the Allexhsnies, Mere the coo. breezes low always: beautiful scenery ! suuple grounds: fin= drives: soft sprmr beds. vood tabre abundantly suppiied: bo 1o¢s; no hay fever Mosquitces: a f-w roms yet uneLgaged Call at Star office tor circular or ° UROLA, A select’ fan |OUSE ALLEGHENIE: M 1EW 23 5 a 000 feet elevation; large airy rooms, good Doard;"saddie aud driving horses: bowling alley’; fawn Teascnable rater. Address JOHN a Laxis a THE BERKSHIRE ul Country Residence un Great Bar- c grounds consist of eight acres. part in grove and Pari laid out in weil-icept lawns, shaded by lange and wUtitul trees of all Kinds ‘Lhe house 18 40 feet square, with au extension 38 are; first fluor as broad hall, large parior, lor, dining room, library, ‘china clos ta, Stehen, laundry und store root; mee= four large b-d room in main part of Lowse the extension, bath roou, liveu room and , thr-e bed routs, trunk Poom, mided to this are all modern tuuprovéueuts jane . dry and well cemented, abundant water supply. ‘Stale bus stalls for six horses, box stalls, uarbess room and room for twelve carriuges: plentifully +up- Pied with ronuine w Veutia re also on the place ice house, tool house, &e. Price, compietely furnished... . "unfurnished. ‘We can rent this pine four of five wonths tor. For particulars apply to si CHALMERS & Yoo! 1m 1418 F at. w. CATsEHL | MOUNTAINS, — SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKS. On end after SUNDAY, J! express trains on ‘West Suore railroad will'ruu to and teow the Jersey ty Station of the Pennsylvania railroad, making joe Conuection With fast trains to aud irom Wash- ton NCATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS—Leave Wash taranctaner. Tere og Ge gton 11:20 p.m., Jersey City Station at 10:40 «. Serie Avrive Hotel ‘Kestersiiil, vie’ Kiugwton. 3 opie eres Grand Hote! 3-00 pau: Lucwiere, “S20 y rior ALBEACH HOTEL cata Philadelphia to Hobatt aud Jersey Ci 3 to Graud the Lower Potoiuuc.—F: Uixine unsUrpe CRUMP, Prop: dy t-1m® EALTH RESORT—CHERKY-STON: Sivxted at : orthaupten county, V y itou! station on the N.Y.P. aud N.iR This bo How beng finshed, will covtain 50 rootue: pletely ‘urrt shed: toon; stabliny tor 12 Loses: cover for 10 Wharf 7.00 teet loug; inclosed pay lion at iucioved swiuming pool beneath: covered. Laching ool for ladies and cluidren 200 teet long: vogetavle warden to supply hones: 18S feet of porch srottnd | main Louse inclosed with glass: sloop to twent, persons; row buata: 9 acres of oyster grotid plan W th oysters: 33 wells of pure cool soft water: within one hour of the best shoot-ug eround~ for wld fowl ov | the Atlantic coast: oysters, bard and sort claws. crabs and fish i abundauce in NO WiBlsPiBOF miosqui- tees, now open for quests. ‘Ter yer day, | $20 per. w for four weeks Steamer to vid | oint, thence to Cape Charles City, then by rail to where bas will sheet passengers, | Cherry stone Cottawe. suciud- 3. Leave Washinton Dy ‘at Cherrystoue Cottage the wext morning about 12m. a B beds 2 acer, “Cheriton P.O., Va | TIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD.. Ix NOW n. Largest aud best located houseon the bach | batiiine, euouie. fishing ian <p bt jailln ailios i orn; groud attic: old popular prices rentored, "Address T. F. WELCH, Manager. Jy8-1un YONGKESS HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD. CXow Gren Uatiing Uneurpamsed,, dood Boating, ning and Pisuine. ‘Terie $8 aud 810 per week, eerie nd 810 Per week ny, POW! EA SIDE HOTEL, OCEAN (ITY, at For particulars, tie tabis and = “apply to Siar office a Etc s anusem nts wiveu that at any resort of in jnited States. Music twice a dai BSesobaan Part nosis malay bane Ft ey F. N. PIKE, Manager. ~ PO! BOOK, owner and SHOUTS ae Hotel Station, SAGAIUGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN E PRESS. —Leave Washing:on 11:20 p.ta., Jermey City | Station 11:20 a. Arrive fotel Kasterskill, vis! Kingston, 4:50 pin; Grand. Hotel, 4°75 p.m; Pha 10 }.1n.; Mountain House Station, 4:13 p ‘sratoza 5:50. p Lake George, 7 m, tor cars fn Jersey City tor Hote: Kat (Grand Hotel Station, | ud Caldwell, ; r ND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPI CIAL —Leave Washineton 9:0 $:28 pam. Arrive Lotel 10 p.m. ;" Grand Hotel | Change. j Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania railroad offices and connect im the Jersey City 8:at-ou for all northern re- | sorts by West Shore railrowd. Bagease checked CF LAMBERT, | -t6 801 General Iunsencer Agent, New York, | AISKILE, MOUNTAIN GLEN 2 Keduced’ prices for ia; ‘Lest table in mouutaims. bend for circular, [ATER GAP HOUSE, ATER GAP HOW vate Water Gap, Pa $e2-3m oe BROADHEAD. HE HIGHLAND HOUSE, GARBISON-ON-HUDSON, 0.¥.. Directly opposite West Point, 50 miles from New York | city. mvantain se aud pure spring water, A elect Fainily Hotel. Teuuis, Croquet, Bowliux, Bil- eae J-W. GARRISON, Manager. | UM! OTEL, GAITHERSBURG, MD., 530 | +44 tt A ys vienna mrrounaugs, Bre LV. Mas Diicks. Jel 7-240" “KWOOD HOUSE, HALPER’ PERRY, W.VA. | Sim 8. EB. LOVET ay 3 will open June y lawns; rromenewiy OR! USE, CAMP BILL, HARPER'S sani Bet ela | Vi Nevis Rare hgtat | apd ‘Cards at btar olfice, Terms @¢ por | week. Somat 8 ERKA ALIA. W. Va. 2,700 Feet Above the Bea, Pure water; no mosquitoes; uo warm nichts; no | dress Mire. J. W | coundertly coneust Dr. BUT b _ SUMMER RESORTS. 8 IN THE NTAINS. YLEN HOUSE, WHITE MOUNTAT TT opens June 2B, special rates to faunal Most movern and fuest located hotel in ba couunending frou its 500 feet mutine view of the Presidential range. drainage, Dumerous apritare of d SeTVice UNsUrpeserd, telewTap! Ck MILLIKEN, proprietor. meBager el4-eovus MT. MOUSE, WASHINGTON ©o., son: t rruoesado istaxps THE NEW ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, CAPE VINCENT, §.¥. 3. H ROBINSON, Mey. ‘The only horel with all the modern appoint: incl din elects how 4 light: i. F OTL MAMILTON, HAGERSTOWN —MD | NE with all oder couvenionces, pure air an CHAS WEBB of Propriet@r. de28-colm® , kE MAR porticoes, tive scenery 3. Kaverstown, Md. AND_ SUMMER RESORT, pen for sommet ib. No mosquitoes MOORE, Proj rietor. and | to OOLES WoreL, st DLAWN. HOCK’ L BE OPEN the recention of wu: kor &e.. inguire at hb st wad Ne York ave. Mrs. M. J. COLLED, Proprietress, ap2 lam COUNTRY BOARD. ‘} HE “BEST HOUS*.—THIS WELL-KNOWN House can accommodate © few more ” Feasonabie prices, With firet-clase fare, tnel PeBY of mi k freak veeetabien spring chickens en c. The House i surrounded wih pleuty of Smo shade of original «rowth. A fine apring of cool water. Address E. A. BEST, Round Hull, Va. Iylo-8e WUNTRY BOARD AT LENOTK, a city; 1 trom station ; roome lange ny 5 best table board, ‘carriage to station free. terme mod> erste, Mra. A. TP SCANLAND, Dunn Lorias, Pairfem county, Va. ay 10-30" Fs RENT—E ASIDE corraens af. CAPE NJ. furwiahed, from #150. to. season. | Photoyraphs and particulars of Pee + litt House Drug Store, au 6°) CCUST LAWN.” SUMMER BOARD: Laine. a it, milk, q Unsurpassed. very lermve lawn. an abundance ne J. chilies taken. Address FRAN Boy Ma. 10-6 HKOCKMORTON HOUSE—AT FOOT OF BLU} § ‘Kidge Mountains. Terms @25 per mouth. dress Mis. J. i WATERS, Snuickersville, Londoun county, Vax ivi0-Se" TkY BOAKD AT SHARPSRURG, MD, HI6- Antietam mountain scenery. healthy local convenient to Rik; five « Address P.O. Box 167, Shacpebure, ayes PUES NINGNG To GET GOOD BOARD I healthy location, Boyd's, Met. Branch. B ‘larkebure, Md. jy8-6t* SPRINGS, W. VA.—BOARD IN A -Snubutes walk to beth hi mstoom, $9. UR Mr ALICE BUCH- rere ay a TLY BOARD AT FARM HOUSE ON SOUTH for July, August and September; location aud bathing good; close to ema ae x 256, Anuapolis, Md. MER BOALD AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE OF Gott's, lg mile from Dickersou's 6 RH; lcnty of shade: ‘good water, tu - 8 GUTT, Dickerson, Montgomery county, POA: . pea SIRST-CLASS BOARD CAN BE HAD AT MBs. L. Richards’, Hawiiton, Loudoun county, Va; the popular resort, for city boarders; bear mountains ; Y Jeaxant rome, beau Made; deliwncfui ome le. Ape, to CHAKDS, Hamilton, Va, ROSPECT HILL—BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED iu the Mountains of Virginia. Shade, Frait Spring Water. F ‘Table Board unex- ed. City reterences, HENSON SIMPSON, North k, Loudoun county, Va. 2e6-th. fea, Sam MMEK BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILO MONT xt SS rgudonn County, Va.; one of the most eleva i healthful sections of ¥ ate, frait. mlb. vegetabion aud other amusements. For particulare J. TAVENNER, . mmpyS-thitesun MoRKOE GHOVE FARM—NEAK ALDIE. Lou- AVE doun county. Va ; delightful Lome inthe moun- families with childres igeinia; abundance *, danciue pavilion address D. AK CREST. MD., NUW OPEN, LOCATED IN ‘scre oak grove; 1 mile from Laurel, Md. 1' tuiles froin Washingt 3 from Paitamore , nb <<. * what _—— oe the terms & jay; eyecial rates for Tanuiies, Address sali JAS ALBERT CLARK, wor Laurel, Bonen ty PRIVATE FAMILY, LOCATED om the Potomac river ope iuile from Piney Poims Lotel, | Terms $1 per day. BH. CULE jy5-20* ws Pe y Pow Fk REST FOr SUMMER 90 House. seven rooms, nicely. furs, T-FoR & THs, BRICK hed, wih or without bourd; beauuful situation: fine sulphur apd one mille, from q chalybeate springs within 30 yard Wades, B. and O. K.b.; 19 from Ceearbrook,C V. Vilage; wood warden. Address C. &. bracetown, Fredemek Co, Va ,UMMER DUAKD. kX WANT D Sain. bp. & LEWIN, water in the house fresh every day. Ketcrences #iveu and required, WOUNTRY BOAKD WITH A PRIVATE Fi ily, in & high and healthy country; Sve miles frou Fredecick city yo ima a day ‘ahd telegraph junication With Wasuigton. home comfurte: idress Mrs. L.A. BUCKLY, Mount ‘k county, Ma. Jeds-dan ¢ = L) NBOULNE, SITUATED NFAR BLUE KIDGE 7a tans, LOW Open. water uns waned, exten- sive porches, ierge. well-suaded crouud, no mnalariay 8) per week. Address J. A. a — swe Poudou y, va EASUNABLE BOAKD NEA JOMDAN'® Sprnza: convenient to depot and post office; accommodations ior burses and carriages. For torus nudiess Mira. i WASHINGTON, Btepiensou Depot, Frederick Co., Va, _ edd AKG. BiiCK MOUSE, RHADY LAWS, 9 aud free vexetables; “abundance of miilk a ¥ mn; talus met twice aduy; two miles trom Alex auuria, Address SPAING BANK, va tay 10-21" NGINEERS & SURVEYORS a rr NUUGH, AND SURVEYORS, SY F st. now. D. 3, HOWELL. late Tuporrahper 0.8. Geo. ® abu ELtneer iu Churge of street exteusious in Wi iugton., £DWIN A. GREENOUGH, Engtpeer F._C.and PRR. Kailrood Surveys; bxtauates aud Specificatios: Topoxta) bic -nd Municiyai Engineering: Disputed and Dethouit > Kounderes: Savurbau pavdi- Pisnned aud sayed Out. Visions CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVEK BUILDING, 1410 F ST. XW, lunkers aud deaiers 12 GoverLment Bonds a bes is Rasene tues listed dud Botice. wid ali necury Dew Dork, Puiadelphin, Boston wist aud 20. J Rade of Vestiuent securities District Lical Raiirvad, Ges, Lusurmpee and ee eilwbe Stork cenit its “\auerteut: Beli 1 ck bourhtand sold. jy MEDICAL, &€. ADIES WHO KEQUIKE IME SERVICES OF AN expe wale? Bymicial #hould consult De. on air SioNetu.w. Leder oniy. Rem- eds, & an | reliaoie trestinent, Ouly genm> tue ali ja dus Law city, pe S.gy2-220e ‘Ake Uldcat Establisived and only Reliable Ladier Physseion i the City can be consulted dui), 408 C mt,. between 45g and 6th win how. Prompt treatment. Cousultition strictly confiden- tas. metatate rove for Mlewciue, s _Otice always open. men eae MS DE FOREST, LONG-FSTABLISHED AND Telabie Lede’ Physician, cau Le consulted Bt Ber Tenidehcr, Ui 2 st aw. Ultice sours from opm; wae Ladies oly Syren EAD AND b. Wink. Di. BLOTHERS, | bet, HW peaied Celore mit aud luade cet. t he ie the Oloest beteblisea Ex}ert Specialist iu ty, otk ond Dura b. — At Le Cumlee , ConeUsta ieee ns as Cena tata Site Sioseree ke Racha a fete sere Sects a eee Mele cd day od duly, 2 F a ‘TMAS Dr. BLU rt 408 oa the oldest-establinbed 1 ine Ladies’ 2 uyscimu Im tue cit Tin Soa "b we ane Dercuiar attention paid to ail diseases pecuhar to deauew, Winrrao or ainutie. BOR } uate expereee rx ty HOOD PE TURE iy USING A or two of Lr, BRUTHENS Inviyorating ll cure sil cane ui Nervous Detail jose 4 Pie nerve power. “It imparts Vigor Ww tbe Maloor Female, YUU i at aw J OMAN SH DISEARES, WEAK pses AND TeewUlactties prom © 3 THOMAN, 273 N Lxetor et--Baltuuore, be, $F hooua for wou-remideuts, a ap 4-eodu TENTION LADIES hats Eats TUE ey) ¥en __GENTLEMEN’S GOO H, D. Baer, IMPORTER AND TAILOR, SPEING AND SUMMER 1890. FOREIGN st Rid noe. Bi ot 8s, PITINGS, BUSIN| ee. RECaIVED AND OPEN FOR YOUR TxePboriom Ds. — eSB Ore mets eet) ave et ee ae. 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