Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1890, Page 7

¥. | hese ss) THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1890. CITY AND_DISTRICT. @Z Send a copy of Tuz Werxxr Sran to your absent friend or relative. It costs only one dollar a year, and is worth double that amount to every reader. A BIG JOB FOR THE Caucus. So Big That It Was Not Finished and Another Meeting Will be Held. PEARS’ SO is the MOST ELECANT TOILET SOAP IN THEM WORLD. OF all Druggists, but beware of imitai For a DISORDERED LIVER Try BEECHAM’S PILLS. 26cts. ¢ a Box. aieuaa or ALL It wasa big job that the republican sena- i, _—. = —~—— | torial caucus took hold of last night and after r three hours of interchanging views it was developed that the job was bigger than the caucus. The basis of ali the debate was the federal election bill; it was the center from j Which everything eise radiated or to which everything else tended. All the elements of the republican party wore present and a great variety of views were expressed. The more vigorous—principally men of the west—farored & policy of taking the bill up at the earliest pos- sible moment and staying right with it until it was passed. Other Senators naturally more cautious thought it would be better to wait a little while so that the democrats might be given an opportunity to show their plans, Strenuous efforts were made to seoure pledges from forty-three republicans to remain in con- tinuous session on the election bill, but when the caucus adjourned the promoters of that plan ce e several uames short of the required number, REPUBLICAN SENATORS TRYING TO AGREE UPON THE ORDER OF BUSINESS—THE ELECTION BILL THE PIVOTAL POINT—TALK OF CHANGING THE PEXDING BILLA, Mr. Frye, the chairman of the committec on commerce, who has the river and harbor bill in charge, eaid that he would like to heve some determination reached as to the time when it could be considered, as he was anxious to get it into conference. Mr, Allison said that the sundry civil appro- Priation bill was on the ealeudar aud it was necessary that it be disposed of at an early day, An agceement was reached finally by which the postal subsidy bills, which have been under debate for several days, will be taken up again today with a view to taking a vote on them be- fore adjournment and that tomorrow the sun- dry civil appropriation bill will be called up. It was suggested that the latter bili was one on which the discussion could be prolonged indefi- nitely if the democrats wished to begin their obstructive tactics on it, but as it would nat- urally be before the Senate for at cast two days nothing would be lost by having it taken up Saturday, even if the caucus reached no deter- mination before that time, POSSIBILITY OF PASSING THE ELECTION BILL RE- SUMED. The diseussion of the possibility of passing the federal election bill was then resumed and debate was had under the five-minute rule for nearly three houra, Senator Spooner, Senator Hoar, Senator Frye, Seuator Evarts, ali mem- bers of the elections committee, expressed themselves as in favor of passing the bil. Mr. Aldrich, the chairman of the committee on rules, said that it would be possible to pass it in one of only two ways—either by sitting it out as had been proposed or by changing the rules of the Senate so as to permit a limit to be placed on debate. This suggestion gavo rise to along discussion about the possibility of making change in the rules, Mr. Edmunds bitterly opposed the proposi- tion, and Mr. Teller, a member of the commit- tee on privileges and elections, also expressed some opposition to it. A general debate which ensued ueveloped the fact that a majority of the Senators favored the passage of the federal election bill at this session of Congress and forgtvethe rate fow, and repeat “PLL STAY i] AND YOU, ONE AND ALL, WILL STAND SY Woltf's ACME Blacking tbe most perfect Blacking for men, women and chil- rex, of this enlightened century. WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Phila ____ LADIES GOOD! IME TO LEARN GEO, hd fit Ladion’ Dresses, ‘a nttug Por information call at GEV. WEITE, Ladies’ Tailor. Speer: pes; FRONT FRONT Always in crder by pun combing t MILLE. M. J. PeaNDr’s, Harrison'ay Jnuporter of Fine Breach isais Goods Hairdressing. ITING, 35 CTS. Pi ins, “cts. per yard and up. @ Fiating, 20 tlh 96. n.; ‘CORDION (FR ._ Kunfe Pu ‘HW DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY LEAN- G ES TADLISEMENT, 1205 Dew York ave, joes Laces, aud Gets’ wor Flonnei atd kVeuine Drenses. NE LERCH, terwetiy with A. Fischer n riese. 7 otis. ASE FISCHERS Di ESTA, LISHMENT AND Dik WOKS, 900 G SL_N.W, Ladies aud Gente’ Garments of all Binds cleapedsud Tea without being ripped. Ladics’ Evening # Specialty. Thirty-five years’ experience. Prices mod- « (Gocds cucled tor and deuvered. ai¢ Tye GAKMEN 1S, MADE UP OK RIPPED eyed eed moUrMing Linck. A & FISCHER, that a majority favored achange im the rules =: 206 Gt 2-¥._ | which would make this possible. BEA ?AT De ANOTHER CAUCUS TOMORROW NIGHT. BICYCLES. The caucus adjourned at 11:10 with the un- derstanding that another caucus will be held tomorrow night tocome toa final determina- tion on the subject. In the meantime nothing will be done with the tariff bill. A leading SuLL ON THE INCREASE. kt This week we offer the publica still greater variety in saiety Bu ¥gits, ergat and small oT » 1HE ROAD,” ¢ FACTS ABOUT CHAMPAGNE. They Didnt Know Anything About It Two Hundred Years Ago, From the St. sa-nes Gazette. Mr. Henry Vizetelly has just issued a new and greatly en! d edition of his book, “Facts about Champagne,” which seems to tell every- thing that is worth knowing about the history and mystery of what Thackeray called “the wine of the world.” Itis difficult to imagine the world without champagne, yet its origin dates back barely two centuries, It was discovered by one Dom Perignon, the cellarer of the abbey of Hautvil- Jers, who discovered also how to make it effer- veace. It was at the close of the seventeenth century that this discovery was made, when tho glory of the Roi Soleil was on the wane and with it the splendor of the court of Versailles, Louis XIV, for whose special benefit liquors had been invented, recovered a gleam of his [ogee energy as he sipped the creamy, foam- ing vintage that enlivened his dreary tete-a- tetes with the widow of Scarron. It found its chief patrons, however, among the bands of gay young froysterers, the future roues the regency, whom the Due d'Orieans and the Duc de Vendome had gathered round them st the Palais Koyal and at Anet, It was one of the famous soupers wt Anet that the Marquis de Sillery. who had turned his sword inton praning kni' and appliea himself to the cultivation of his ternal vineyards on the principles inculestod by thecellarer of St. Peter's—first introduced the sparkling wine bearing bis name. The flower-wreuthed bottles whioh, at « given signal, a dozen of blcoming young damsels scantily draped in the guise of Bacchanals placed upon the table e hailed with rap- ture, and thenceforth sparkling wine was an indispensable adjunct to all the petits soupers of the period. ORATE® GATHERED AT SUNRISR. It is asserted by the vintagers that the grapes gathered at sunrise always produce the lightest and mostlimpid wine, Moreover, by plucking the grapes when the early morning sun is upon ther they are believed to yield forth more juice. Later on in the day, too, spite of all precaution, it ia impossible to prevent some of the detached grapes from partially fermenting, which frequently suffices to give a slight oxcess of color to the must—a thing especially to be avoided in a high class champagne. When the grapes have to be transported in open baskets for some distance to the press house, jolting along the road either in carts or on tho backs of muies and exposed to the torrid rays of a bright autumnal san, the jnice expressed from the frnit, however dexterously the latter may be squeezed, is occasionally of a purplo tinge, and consequently uscless for conversion into champagne. HOW CHAMPAGNE 18 PREPARED, The special characteristic of champagne is that its manufacture only just commences where that of other wines ordinarily ends. The ! must flows direct frou the press into capacious reservoirs, whence it is drawn off into large vats and after being allowed to clear is trans- ferred to casks holding some forty-four gallons each, in which 4 sulphur match has been previ- ously burned. These casks aro not filled quite up to the bunghole, which is generally covered with a vine leaf kept in its place by a piece of tile. The bulk of the newly made wine is left | to repose at the vendangeotrs until’ the com- mencement of the following year. The first fermentation, entailing a loss of avout 7!¢ per cent, lasts from a fortnight to a month, accord- inz to whether the wine be mou—thatis. rich in sugur—or the reverse. In the former case fer- mentation naturally jasts much longer than when the wine is vert or green. This active fermentation is converted into latent fermenta- tion by transferring the wine to a cooler cellar, as it is essential it should retain a certain pro- portion of its natural saccharine to insure its future effervescence. The casks have pre- viously been completely filled and their bung- holes tightly stopped—a necessary precantion to guard the wine from absorbing oxygen, the effect of which would be to turn it yellow and cause it to lose some of its lightness and per- fume. After being racked and fined, the pro- duce of the different vineyards is ready for mixing together in accordance with the tradi- ALHFINDEK,” $60 and $25. 's “DIAMOND,” how in stuck, $83, AM®KIC | N Ks MBLERS, 3 wensuts, 81.25 to $135. NeW SAFELIEs io: rent by the week or mouta. L. B. GRAVES & CO, 1320 14th st. nw. member of the caucus said last night that the tariff bill would probably occupy three weeks in discussion, but that the federal election bill would be put through in a week's time if it was determined to consider it. ew Rocre 10 Bosrox. ~Paliman buffet * sleeping cars are now running through without GENis inding guaruntecede $1. Bey | change from Washiogton and Baltimore to tly -ceiebrated DAKT ateties, PSiCHOs, | Boston via Baltimore and Ohio railroad and = Ts be porten Sane. the Poughkeepsie Bridge. ‘Ihe train runs into vt I:cuting, Keyairng: Nickel: | the B. and M. station at Boston and passengers EASY PAYMENTS. ‘SaLes OOM, | for the White Mountains region, Bar Harbor Sake 4-14 | and all Mame coast resorts avo transferring Vashington p-m. daily. * ICYCLE EXCHANGE, COK. MASS. AVE. AND ih sth. w.—iicy cles and Accesories Bought,buld, " Rented: Kepairing a speciaity. FALMER & SON. = GAZELLE” SAFETY, ~, Boys’ and Giris Drop: across the city. The train lea at 2:50 p.m. and Baltimore at 3: SR ESSE A Giantess’ Giant Babe. F Toym “Mfawitiesine Sateve, | Perhaps the largest infant that ever saw the ry vs tube ar socal franne sachines with an light of day was born at Nicetown, Pa., on Sun- p> oh cr mary ipe frame. Our tacuinesare | day. ‘The baby has not been weighed, for it is sit uiade Lere aud ate fully warranted. |g co,, | deemed by many an unlucky act to weigh a je7-3m 3116 Est u.w. | newly born child, but competent authorities —— = who have seen and handled it are sure that its PIANOS AN weight is not less than twenty-five pounds and may be more. This big little boy is as large as the average child of three months. He is bright and hearty and ail his limbs are well developed. He crows and laughs incessantiy and seems to be in the best of health, The mother is the wife of Matthew Hardegan, who works im one of the big iron factories of Phenixville. Mrs. Hardegan, who is about thirty-five years old, is a perfect giantess, over six feet tall and proportionately built. dir iedal Faris Exposiuou. “d by Over 100 ieume xe et vid Pianos taken iit exchonve. at can take the place of u Grand. PFEIFFER & CONLIFE BKOS, Use BEST ually. ‘Rewuit: | Superiur lustruments, Sole Agent, 1209 Gat. Burdett Orxans, al Ife only A Duke’s Daughter a Nurse. Among the latest recruits to the corps of skilled nurses of London is*Lady Aijexandra Leveson Gower, the only daughter of the Duke Lesprsao [ssrnvmexta DECKER BRos. WiLER of Sutherland, who begau her probation at one FISCHER PIaNoz. of the metropolitan hospitals, ESTEY = eo so 1VELS & POND ESILY ORGANS. FSTFY ORGANS. YE PRICES. EASY TERMS. vate taken in part payment Tuning Land for Chinese Colonists. Way Yin Wan, a wealthy San Francisco Chi- naman, who has associated with him an attor- ney of that city, has just purchased 15,000,000 acres of land on the Isthinus of Tehuantepec and will purchase another Inrge tract, on which coffee, indigo, tobacco, and, it is be- lieved, tea cau_be successfully grown, On the tracts large Chinese colonies will be estab- We ciuse at 5 o'clock during July and A: SANDEdis & STAVWA _ Bid F street northwest a OB lished at once, aA BB “4 tos fxs A Fatal Cigarette. Hattie Smith, a pretty girl of eighteen. whose parents reside in Fitchburg, Mass., was fright- fuliy burned at the Central House in Cottage City yesterdsy. Whilo sewing in one of tho halls in company with another girl, a boy | passed by smoking a cigarette, a spark from which fell upon her thn dress, A few min- utes later she utose to go to her room, when she saw that her dress was afire. With a scream she rushed down the outside stairs, scattering flames on aii sides, She dashed into the din- ing hall. Attracted by her screams, A. W. Newcomb rashed to her aid and wrapped two table covera about her, extinguishing the flames, but not until her clothing was eutirely consumed and her body badly burned. Dr. Leach sum- moned and deciared that recovery was doubt- ful, as the flames had burned every portion of her body. tee eter Marion Harland and Staff Resign. A New York dispatch says the editorial staff of the Home Maker, the household magazin have resigned on account of radical differ- ences between them and the counting room | end of the management. Marion Harland has been ihe editor and Mrs. Christine Terhune Herrick and Mrs. Mary C. Hungerford the associate editors, and their association with the magazine ceases September 1. nes The Sons of Temperance. At yesterday's session of the forty-sixth an- nual meeting of the National Division, Sons of Temperance of North America, at Ocean Grove, the most worthy officers elected were: atriarch, Edward Cummery, New York; as- | sistant, George R. Bill, Connecticut; scribe, B R Jewell, Boston; treasurer,James H. Roberts, sos. TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP BILITY. 3 invited to their usbed it desizus of HIGH- Wiapos tur rene. A larve assortmet Special attention Dew Artistic style Eri Dicowaiive PROFESSIONAL, __ DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL Gutted Lusiish ald German Astrologer in the city. of Lie. Cihes Hours, Yau. fey pL ws Ua de WSU Pe 41035 UE Lew :APHAL, THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOY- slit Astroloxist, the seventh dauxhter, born | i, bas WoLderTUL healing power. dates, Duil's ink Ww seo this rt Kiltot ie. ude lost ub stulen yroperty: * eeparsted tomrther; causes specu) ui riawes, ws 1m Lunitiern Femoves faintly troubles, iufluences: advies on business, love, or abything arein deubtot All business eupfdential Never % shown to taal, Hours, ¥ arm, WS:30p.u Sandaya2to Spm Pavia, 50c. _ Larlors, 503 12th st. mw. ___ se Me S2OgkE TELLS ALL THE EVENT LUE, Ad Dusiuess confidential Ladies Frutlemen 30 cemte cack” 405 Lest. between 4:band rr sry wee jul prog betic i th sta Bw, i} AND PUBLI: SHER, 108-1116 E si. S.W. Crlers for Legal Blanks aud Consmereial or Profes- ousl Frinting promptly executea. Extensive line of 2 Wea ot ‘Urvers of fetetten ot Wedkac Liviatiaa Mew Boston; chaplain, Rev. A. M. Palmer, New *Fink MOOK ASD JUN TINTING OSLY. jy | JEP; conductor, Ja sentinel, John B. Duuges, Bal = eee. He Locked Up His Jailer. Archibald McDonald, who had committed many burglaries in St. Lawrence county, N. Y., and who fs wanted in Canada for murder, has recently veeu confined in tho Canton, N. Y., jail awaitmg trial for burglary. He was so desperate that ho bad been com- pelled to wear a ball andchain, W obtained a picee of file and freed h'msel! the ankle c! pes BLAS PEN Pikad oa Bhoee Notice wt the Lowest Prices LEGAL BLANKS—50 kinds in stock. THE LAW REPORTER x 205 Esc aw, SP We do a Genera: s+ Tr -& WALL ca SAS. axp 208 PRINTERS, § ob chery <recriy. thon weatly executed, Tita Fatinates ‘wenishea i» J. Sresework for the Trade, 2 N’S_GOODS. _ === IMFORTER AND TAILOR, SPKINY AND SUMMEK 1890. Full Stock of FOREIGN SUITINGS, BUSINESS, &e., be, Shrewabury handicap race at RECEIVED ASD OFEN FOR YOUR IXSPECTION secterteg, Forty & D. Bank, at the mye 3122 Fense ave | 631.000 tional theories of the various manufacturers; and should the vintage have been indifferent, a certain proportion of old reserved wine of a good year enters into the blend. BURSTING BOTTLES. When champagne is first bottled the bottles are much given to breaking. It is impossible to check a certain amount of breakage, espec- ially when a hot season has caused the grapes, and consequently the raw wine, to be sweeter than usual. Moreover, when one casse or breakage sets in on a large scale the tempera- ture of the cellar is raised by the volume of carbolic acid gas let loose, which is not without its effect on the remaining bottles, The only remedy is the instant removal of the wine to a lower temperature whenever this is practioa- ble. A manufacturer of the pre-scientific days of the last century relatee how one year, when the wine was rich and strong, he only pro- served 120 out of 6,000 bottles; and it is not so Jong since 120,000 out of 200,000 were destroyed in the cellars of a well-known champagne firm, Over-knowing purchasers still affect to select 4 wine which has exploded in the largest pro- portion in the cellars as being well up to the mark as regards its effervescence, and profess to make inquiries as to ity performance in this direction. CORKIXG. The corks, which are mainly obtained from Catalonia aud Andalucia, cost more than two- pence each and are delivered in huge sacks re- sembling hop-pockets. Previous to being used they ure either boiled in wine or soaked ina solution of tariar, or eise they have been steamed by the cork merchants, both to pre- vent them imparting abad flavor to the wine and to hinder any leakage. They are com- monty handed warm to the corker, who dips them into # small vessel of wine before making ase of thom. Some firms, however, prepare their corks by subjecting them to cold water douches twice a day during five or six days beforehand. The ficeleur receives the bottle from the corker and with a twist of the fingers secures the cork with string, at the same time rounding its hitherto flat top, ata rate which allyws from 1,000 to 1,200 bottles to pasa through his hands in course of the day. The metteur de fil next affixes the wire with like celerity, and then the final operation is per- formed by a workman seizing a couple of bot- tles by tho neck and whirling them around his head as though engaged in the Indian club ex- ercise, in order to secure a perfect amalgama- tion of the wine and the added liquor. eee CHEAPER THAN MILK is Blooker’s Dutch Cocoa. 150 cups for $1, * Knights of Pythias Elect OMicers. The Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythins of the world at the session in Mil- waukee yesterday elected these supreme offi- cers: Chancellor, Geo. B. Shaw of Eau Claire, Wis.; vice chancellor, W. W. Blackwell of Henderson, Ky.; prelate, Eli T. Blackmer of San Diego. Cal; master of exchequer, 8. J. Wilmington of Delaware; keeper of records and seal, R. L. C, Whito of Nashville, Tenn.; mas- ter of arms, G. H. Morrison of San Francisco; secretary of endowment rank, W. H. Kennedy of Chicago; inner guard, Dr, M. ©, Bartwell of Cheyenne; outer guard, J. W. Thompson of Washington, D.C. = ~~ see Reconstructing Britain’s Cabinet. The London Press Association announces that the arrangements for the reconstruction of the cabinet are making progress, It also says that the Right Hon. W. H. Smith, the present government leader in the house of commons, will be elevated to the peerage and i that he will probably be succeeded by Lord Randolph Churchill as government leader in the house. Lord Hartington has again been offered of- fice, but he prefers to remain outside. He was consulted yesterday during the meeting of the cabinet, and he advised that Lord Randolph Churchill be asked to resume office. Lord Salisbur; went to obtaii changes, 08 The Colored Catholic Congress. At a meeting of the colored Catholic con- vention at Cincinnati yesterday resolutions were passed recommending that night schools be established for colored children, that Cath- clic children be given 9 Catholie education, that labor organizations be asked to admit col- ored men and that emplo: tion of color, that » plan im avolishing the sisters the Press Association further states, castle Wodnesds: the queen's assent to E night and proposed make no distinc. prepared to assist African slave trade, that the in colored | a - Bab gae eee Hot Weather is the very best tims totry Pyle’s Pearlina Then the wash islarg- est, and a saving ol time and toil is best a jated. Think ing. 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Cesretions Hotel, Baltimore, Md. ‘my 21-4m ___ MISCELLANEOUS. K EE MAR SUMMER RRSORT June 16. Has well-shad:d lawn, fine mowm Water, bot and cold portigore fine Hagerstown, Mid. wil W O0DLAWN. ROCKVILLE. Mb. WILL Be for the reception of guests ct May 1. bor Be, inquire at the Cinrendon Motel, 14ch at aad ork ave Mra M. J COLLEA, Propnetress. ap? ___ COUNTRY BOARD, rr COOMMODATION FOU 15 git 20 HOAKDERS: gundren ait price. Apniy Mare. TENSE ion Boe: RS DESIKED NEAR THE MOUNTAINS of Virginia: healthy locaiity, freak vege aik and butter, pure mountain water. + terms reasvnatle, Addrest, Mrs. AUGUBTA SOX, Aldie, Loudoun couuty, Va. dy line DEMS WANTHD—HEALTHY LOOATIONs ie ubatrpassed. plrasait Tous. Bear MOOR ‘elighttul home for families, dakiy ga: ate. from di Apply to Mra, PLASTER, Unison, Loud E COBESTNU? Gkov:, 3 MINUTES WALK Fhoat Gaithersburg station. ¢legayt rooms ead eceom- modations: milk, shade and good water, terme ber A to Mrs. B. J. COUPER, on ¥ ‘) HE “DEST* HOUSE. —THIs WELL-KNoWR Honse can accommodate © few more boarders at yo im prices, wth firet-cisen —_ imcloding X_— ee | I < ty nik. fresh pring cl 9 SS — = — = Suan, bp Foint (comFoRr, va— 7 hie ‘Hove = Birotused wi Senay at Gab . em im 3 electric is and shade erow! oi % SUMMER RESORTS. | SUMMER_ RESORTS. tha: tt ihoponed upwera: open ‘all year. GEO. | ‘Address FA: DEST. hound Mal Wane “Spb ATLANTIC - Das ees ae ee ae BOOKER, owner end propricter. _ av28-u"_} FOCNTRY BOARD AT LENO 12 MILES 1G) TYUL RNER K, oe ee spon Juue 28 2840. Abdreae Cora ftom te tat or temas see ‘TF col 2 cor SBU! KK, N.J., CE, 7 ware, will reo; june . . irese le station tree; mod AssactsSieom wirt:“batiiun accommodation tego: | A Sautt, PAC X24 OCEAN , HOTEL OPER ETRE BULTON, | erate Me af. SCANCARD, Dunn Lorine, Baio dood table and pleasant rooms, Choice people ouly: | circular furiushedon applionton® padecee m17-3m° Washington, D.C. | county, Va. 3510-30" | O8 principal drive aud fine view. Mrs, M. Di MPs: 412-Im GEO. L, ATKINS & SONS. “LAW SUMMER BOARDING House; fruit, milk, &e., 1 very large lawn, 1 children taki HROCK MORTON Hous! Kidve Mountains. | Terms $25 per mouth. ‘Ad- dro By, 2M WATERS, ‘Saicheroville, Low Ss SRUKG, MD.. MIB- * pont thy Locality ton, oy imily mmils terme inoderate, Address P.O. box 107, Sharpsvure, Ma. aoa" eeeoss. WISHING Boyd's, Met. Bra 10., would do wach. Ba well BYRNE, Clarksvurg, Md. Wy. Terma, oan Accommodation 500 guests, Superior table, WIGHT & Frost, SPRINGS AND BATHS. Grces Mrs. J. W ae ee a a a ja Owners. Seen = YOUNTRY BOAKD AT FAMM HOUSE ON 80U ress - GY WANBIOS OO | ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VINGINIA.—The most a eins ee B. wamiuton. | HE GUY MANSION. Asisirsied Usspoptie weter ugun- in toreed ty ag a oa Re —€ 206 SECOND AVE. we medical society of Virginia, and recognized as the | POO tly eh bathing wood: cla peo R. GARSIDE" ASBURY PARK, N.J. lerding watering place in the state. Elevation high; | -0- | ee cei ae AILANTIC CITY, N.J. w; perfect drainaye; artesian ; Com delichtful; beautitul grounds, walks and) ©UMMER BOARD AT PRIVATE TIENTS AND GUESTS, fortable beds and Bund strive band of miume: post, tele | SSM i mile from: Diokerece’ se17-1m_ | 42-00: Mra. J. ¥, BOWEN._ | graph and express officus in hotel, Write for eircuiat. | Brouch at fete ce ala aes mention, Mog YN, IPH KERN WOOD, eT Fo! butter 9. Gur Dickerson, Wenwecanety conn. t the well-known HOTEL 305 Ist ave, Asbury =. Ma. near Ohio. Now open, U4 ‘ocean rooms. Large piazza overlooking the sea. Excel- Ignt cuisine. @8 to $14 per week; @1.50 to @2 per y. No finer house onthe istaud at these rates. — Se: for cut of house and particulars, JAMES 8, MOON. ry whi AE Ne S0-31 J. Near the Shad: te it iss tetas eb cat ete re EDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS, BEDFO! PENN. In the Alleghany M As a curative agent the = Hotei sar on Rished. “Opeu ber, 3y1-52t - ane, Scenery unsurpassed. fer has wo equal, All nurse es 4213 FIRST AVE, =. fy Provieotor. BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIO CITY, a modern, first-class, complete, ave, BAe ow open, s. Davin. | SOR, ASBURY PAR w York and ‘Tenne nt ad aves and Kineels 100 yards from 4 et RKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL ow Open Under New Management, Famous Medicinal Springs. Fine Swimming Pools. Mountain Air and Scenery. All Rail Only Three ave SEI ‘OTEL OCEANIC, enlarged, amproved und newly fur- | F. () AK, CREST. MD., N L. B. DOTY, Manager. | ()4¥,CRES ter, e led. City references, HENSON & rk, Loudoun county, Va. : LOCATED IN A ‘sare Maes 2 «rove: 1 mile from jaurei, miles from Weshiuton and 24 from " Sorme 61 por dag’: ayoctal Fates tor femlicn, “Agsareas terms @1 per day; Fates for tum. wea ALBERT CLARK, = —S DARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY, LOCATED O% 2 _Mre. AS RUBE Opens Jus RNEGAT CITY, ¥.2. Hours from Washington, Fine Band. Bite Potomac river one, ile ftom, Pavey Polat OTLL CLAKEN) x M4 vi pes June rt ~ ” H°’™* larwed aud asorowea ans - sezeoer meas ‘£. C. BOICE, Proprietor. | Apply at Ebbitt House orto ween aS —A SS awinis ave. peer the oceth. OT+L LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N. J, H. L. HALL, Proprietor, QUMMER BOARD RS WANT D — ADDRESS ln COL. JOUN Me Chang. | HORE tiePrecident’s Semmes being’ he finest Sie De 9 De Wis erteont va. Rewer ‘OTEL EMERSO beuch inthe world. Immediately opposite the uew | _Je26-Im Berkeley Springs, W.Va. | waterin te Louse tran every aay. Write for H sth Corclinnn ave ans ti Grice tor BOG eaeate ne MAuagement. Accomm: | FORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ~ | References viveu and regis yz tee — mae | “m6 JAMES & STEFFNER. J Teoderick Cennte. Vieginin, -NBOUKNE, SITUATED NEAR BLUE RIDGE “eabeoeraeeg ‘J. XOU i 8 Ml be open lat of Juno for the season: ten minutes | (5 LtNBOUKNE. SITUATED NEA OTEL GILSEY, ATEANTIC CITY, N:J., OCEAN | QTOCKTON HOTET Sotel, and igo tn dis srvatont abundenchestioasdioes | sive perc Y i todenisained open Baan pe? eee elecerio belie | REMODELED AND FURNISHED. my pond. For ‘atid other testinony send for | $ aA Hal m3 my ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER. Cuisine and appointments of the Highest Order. Se AB. G SOKDAN, F[StEL, INGOMAR, KENTUCKY AVE. Above | 102m ____¥. THEO. WALTON, Prop. | _je¥/-1m —— EASONABLE BOARD NEAR JORDAN'S Hi Pacific ave. Accommodation, 200. Lately re. | SCTLY 0) ONTEREY SPKINGS HOTEL, oy aeons hy Soe cat (— "cont Seauecasone aac GEES OS 804 | cretrraqnags table appemapeets cues ieee a ppg — ~~ cerca address Mrs. X. B. WAcHINGLUR step etiin Cate ite | For particulars apply to THiu. MUELLER. jel4-2m 312,500 feet above wa Depot, Frederick Go., Va. Jel)-Lm ‘\GTON I | PHE DEVON, NEAR RAILROAD STATION, wars’ ride from W-shinston, ee ee { T ach and post office, Cape May, NJ. qprom, | ‘The hotel is thoroughly furnished with the modern Tooms; first-class cuisine; broud, cool verandas. Conveniences. and for 10s nat vemtages is olen atc SAUEWILE OSES UNE 21. ROPOSALS FOR FUKL—OFFICE OF THE Eo TPE WINDSOR, CAPE May, NT ‘circulars and terms midroms Comnnissioners-of the District of Columbie, Weebe Massuchusett Open June 14. Directly on the ¥ HLS. MILNOR, Mi | imeton, dniy 10, 15¥0.—seaied wu re CHAS, WAGN catia dedeeaacen ts Gireulars at star ceived at the office of the Coumiaiouers of the. Dis- M: tret of Coltetie untd TWELVE O'CLOCK M on OFEL STI: K! — W. W. GREEN, Proprietor. | 3 oo 1, JULY NINETEENTH, IS00, tor fur * ATLANTIC nd Beacl Kentucky ave, SALUD: Ft ti joUs branches of the’ District eovern- fal aud wood duriue the Bacal yeae PES, Speco rs HOTEL EARLINGTOR pd a $4 hin wether with all in: rr = OCEAN GROVE, N.3. a Kou ot Baildiug, 1 HiYGtts. Ati aNTic cry, 8 FRONTING THE PARK AND NEW BATHING | between huni Cate The right m reserved te SES year, close to beach; ocean front ‘New Management, - any aud ail inds or parts of bids. 3 BP ____ HUTTON & LAHE! Convenient to Lake, Camp ana Ocean, | —— - pute) ‘or, Mans, and. A\ Special Price to Families, ring xan eR eT ROPOSALS FOR FUEL—OFFICE OF THR NOW OPEN. Recut And, | address EUGENE M. EARLE, owner and proprietor. | Psuperiuteudcut of sue siate Wat sid Mevy. be. SES ity.N e24-15t COLEFLER | —30m6520) ——_____________} partment Bundt cputoute, Ai wld teased NEW HOTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC NEAR OHTO OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS | fy tive cuderepued, will be rece ‘fice un ber Week: no tner howieut these file Seater gene | SPRAY VIEW HOTEL, SEAR WINGUESTLI, VAS" OURTKENTH. 1600, to cupmiy the btete, War am : {no ‘nese ra I 7 need S _ ij to su tau Pulet with cut of hot diagram uf each sleeping Roar, | Sener of Qoea. ect) onthe Dae avenues, Ocean | Sout alx honrs from Waskiugion, will ‘be opened om | Novy Department Dusidine with fart durug the Pricelist eH. D. EASIMAN of Bult. ¥rop. api9-ami | Gonue® of Qoeen, Biray and Nea View avenues, Oceag | AHUHSDAL, June 0. “Hur terms toa all informadicn | year endiax June 0, 160. ae tullown, S50 P Ta. Wieeinrt Geen) a Er HE ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, NJ. si Proprietor, Ash Seve Coal. Allcoal aust be of the best quality, |. A_Well-establiahed house acy | Accominodations snd sppointments first clase, | _™y6-3m Sun Suiidine._| free from dust or impurities sud inepected by ¢ewurs furnished. Terme moderate.joxs-eo2dt | Services the best. Accommodate 360: Will opes May | \RrINDSOR "SULPHUR SPMINGS 60 MILES tor at tie cost of Ube Cuntractor Au (QC AUFLHIs HOTEL AND CONCERT GAUDEN, | 1-29¥0._WM. F. DOLUY, Prop. anbiavor” |W us Weanieree ica a 1000 teotators | meted LC Xy—5 pod SO ‘cones S“cilantieCity, now opean Provctad SeaDEMe | E EL, DOKADO, FOURTEENTH SEASON, AT | tide. Ne mosquitos: pure water: gd c clement w. portable roof. Wannemucher's or. ‘Oceati Grove, N.J.. near Beach. | Ere Rule, Sco, Recoen, stebten, teceo SELES, | and inspected by « aworn inapector at the cost of the 8 to 11:30 terms, &c., ‘Mrs. A. LOOMIS, He eee 01S Ee eve. Addrem A. LX, | contractor: the hickory wood to be sawed in three seieies = — er ees from 10 to.12 am. aud 3 to tached ARKER HOUSE—SEA GIRT, N. J.— aud ‘Nevy Derartuwent Building and scored ia the elton SCHLECHT & MEMREK Proprietors. | 2, on Ocean Front woods in reir: gaa and cleviri | a ~ | vaults by the party or “bom the comtrset oF ee \ all the year.” FHOMAS DEVLIN, Prop." amy22stm" | AL “Aeciect’ tunity resort on top of the Allechanica, Atlantic City, ¥5-, j ms = ‘Where the cool breezes blow always. beautiful scenery ; ON SRS, COMTHENTAL HOTEL SEA ISLE CITY, N.J.— | guple grounds: fine drives: soft. aprine beds; wood 31 NAH WOOTTON, Im | (7 New hotel-clewantiy furuished: disse “eaztie | title abundant supplied: be fove: no bay sever ne Yl 16 ITY, NJ, TSTEBAGEYEE“ St ay Naw coin Cape Requitoca:a fw rome pre : * fase tas onveniently located. —— —-. _ Sa — “ > a aoe ee | GEASIDE PARK HOTEL. AIM VIEW HOUSE, IN ALLEGHENIES; | SON” Cui "Tigi ae Gace, Sorin Garcliua sy iskcod ve minutes’ walk from the ocean to Barnegat Bay. Re obstructed ocean view. .. Pishing calling, Coobesy bathing Culrine as 7 Tales Address JOHN A. LANTZ. faltwater bauksin te Louse, Elevator. No nay over, MAHON TONNEEND, em" ‘Opell. Bf a. — _fe-gun noe ¥. ROBERTS & soma | WO R SALE ON RENT—AMONG THE BERKSHIRE iit COLORNADE-ARLANTG GLY, Bede — TEENS Eke, ules Ba ‘Hesidence im Great Lar- ‘Open trom June i to October. RTE re and Washington Pitronage Solicited. Popular Rates, | _Jo-2m ‘i K. LETCHWORTH. pert intdout in weitbept inwns, shaded by fare sod Per week—$14 1st floor, 812.50 2d floor, #10 34 floor. = | Sepntifel crocs of all kinda. ‘The house renovated in every dt iepartment, ‘SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND, New Dining Room, Kitchen and Office. ‘New Carpets, Matting and Beda, | hile * CASTINE, ME. UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT, Charmingly situated: uuexcelled water view: $19-1m 4. C, RINES, of the Elamere, | spacious grounds; excellent opportunities for boating, HE DENNIS, ATLANTIC CIT\, Na. driving and fishing. Open June 23. Rates @2.508 A ocean end of Michigan ave, ;oyet all the year, al | day; $10 to @15aweek. E. P. WALKER & CO., pro- Velie) 5 3 vs re . Rioderm conveniences, DORTON, Belstors: W. 4. Walher, Manager HLL. Bonbs, tte of HE ELETON, OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE Fmt ore ae (CoTmENTaL nore, x Bre. 2. WILE, NABRAGANSETT PIER, BI, NHE FLORIDA, Paci enn, Now open Blea heat threaten ss WILL OPEN 3ULY 1. my15-2m eof Wetherill, my22-2m CLARK N. SOOFIELD, Manager. NE LANSD, North Caroli near the beach, Atlantic City, 87 SSK coat Onn Sarah amma co | DAREY SEER HN My BRC m12-e03m F. A. CANFIELD. ee | \HE MINNEQUA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. BA: Central tocation, “Hefurinebedes Under here sasNe . Under new ment, Everything first-class, Write my20-3m Ck. BuowkE. Rov eae App ho suis. S VOORENS, eo Winds, Ts UNITED STATES