Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1890, Page 7

THE WINDRIM WEDDING. CITY AND DISTRICT. ___SUMMER RESORTS. mac ical = eee eee 3 Soap How the Lovely Little Singer Was Won|_____ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J SEASIDE-JERSEY COAST. t P ars @@ Tux Evexrva Sran is everywhere recog- ely ager Was Wo! ANTIC CFP, N. 3: _—___| _SEASIDE-JERSEY_Coast. —_| ____IN THE Mo pre eT e itted to be, in juality, the by the Architect’s Son. NTINENTAL HOTEL, SEA ISLE CITY, N.3.—| Q URORA, VIRGINIA. oon —_ secia ana saa edesels nised renpeteesy sae set Pith a AURIS CG TRST acarthe bench: Terma moderne | OSien bots “lareyur , “apie | Aer mierasy. Eases fides MEK AFR SECURES A lansing, — “yes Mrs. ME. AMER [late of Washington} _ parle ti = EaSIDE BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. Capital, alike in the counting-room, the work-| The elopement and marriage of Bg Het HOUSE ATLANTIOGITY. 3.2,” OF ALL DRUGGISTS. CORE NTRY BOARD FOR A shop, and the family circle, Pretty much Jobn Windrim, son of the supervising archi- SOLE ai J. SILT BERGER, Fore Come, tan Branch, B everybody im the District reads it regularly, It is therefore much the best advertising medium in the city; and, in proportion to circulation, its advertising rates ure also much the cheapest. tect of tho Treasury, and Evelyn Evans, the pretty little soprano of ‘Ihe Sea King” com- pany. has caused much gossip both in this city and New York, where both are well known. Mr. Windrim’s attachment to Miss Evans was yt eleeemabameit Tig Coes a ae ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. ‘The coolest point on the island facing inlet and coven Accommodation 500 guests, Superior tabie, Woareaeen, ., NB. EROOKD pee a ‘GOUNTRY P= Se cocomencenred, at Three ‘of s : tate for the asus. ‘ai "risen emouthof At wy —— —_— no secret among his acquaintancea He paid TO HELP AMERICAN SHIPPING, | 9**iduous attention to the petite lady who had Sear ee moare | Gunter ——~ | WEES TRL SS Fparonable ; city reference given. with you, Bome fow have abused me be- canse they would wot heed my ples te READ DIRECTIONS. But the majority AND YOU, ONE AND ALL, WILL STAND BY Wolff's ACME Blacking perfect Biacking a Sreus ot this enlightened centary. _WOLFF & » RANDOLPH, Phi Philada, W. B. Moses & Soxs, CORNER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. ob ‘We are offering the largest and most complete Sine of Straw Mattings ever shown in this city. The stock comprises all the latest colorings and designs, ‘Those contemplating the purchase of Straw Mat- tirgs should call and examine our stock. Prices all marked in plain figures 150 rolls White Matting at $3.20 per roll of 40 yda. Reduced from $3. 100 rolls Fancy Matting at $3.50 per roll of 40 rds. Reduced from $5. 100 rolls Fancy Matting at $6 per roll of 40 yds. Reduced from 88. 100 rolls Fancy Jointless Matting at $7.60 per roll of 40 yds. Reduced to 10. 75 rolls Extra Fancy Jointiess Matting at @10 per roll of 40 yards. Reduced from 814. 60 rolls Damask Jointless Matting at $10 per roll of 40 yards. Reduced from $16. We have a complete assortment of Scotch Floor Linens of cll widths. Estimates for covering floors furnished free of charre, 31s Just as important to cover your carpetsas your sumuiture for the summer. KEEP OUT THE FLY. ‘We haveall the best appliances for Wire Window and Door Screens in the country, See our 2le. Screen, which will &tany ordinary tized window. Send for estimate for our Cabtnet-made Screens and Loors. They are in many of the finest residences, LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE ‘The largest assortment of stuffs and the best force i cotters and makers to be had. We cut, make and ‘vrnish materials for full size parlor suites from $16 1B) und guarantee a perfect ft, FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS, ETQ Occ Our Refrigerators, fee Our Baby Carriages, Bee Our Tricycles, fee Our Cedar Chests, fee Our Camphor Chests, Pee Our Hammocka Bee Our Tents, fee Our Hammoek Support and Canopy. tee Our Mosquito Canopies, W. B. MOSES & SONS, Pay Cor. 11th and F sta nw. Casu Ox Cuzpiz. ‘We will sell you a Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED OOM SUITE, ¥ pieces, for $17 Cash or $18 on credit. We wifl sell you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid ‘Falout frames, upholstered in the best hair cloth, for 8 cash or @30 on credit. We will seil you « 7-viece PARLOR SUITE, solid ‘alnut frames, upholstered in plush, eombination colors, for @2% cash or $30 om credit. we will seli you a good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for Ge. per yard cash or CSc. per yard on credit. We will sell you a good INGRAIN CARPET for 35c. Ber yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit. We Sew and Lay all CAKVLTS Freoof Cost and do Bet charge for the waste in matching figures, We will sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- CLOTHS on Credit at an advance of 5 cents per yard ou the lowest cash price. EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on all credit sales, and no notes required. CASH DISCOUNT allowed om all accounts settled in Suda, Pr GROGAN 739 and 741 7th st ow, — ———$—$__—_—— Ger Tas Best. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO, 497 Fenn, ave., adjoining National Hotel, Exgnts an Satebele of best make ot low peiens, ia For cireular address pL eae won his love. During the run of the ‘Sea | _Jy3-1m R, HAMILTON. SR a _ ENOL. LAKE GEORGR oe E_NESTLING AY THE Poor OF The Tonnage and Postal Subsidy Bills | King” at the Chestaut Street Theater Mr. Win- | J)® GARSIDES, rps caps, ADIRONDACKS. Marsan *t Passed by the Senate. dri was seen s0 frequently in the 1ady's com- air patie nous Say | Eh ‘Qt and after SURDA Soe ore F tae. eon a ck - pavy that much interested speculation was = ; excelleat opportunities for boating. say gt R RIDGE MOUNT. The Senate passed the shipping bills on Sat- cansed as to the date of the probable marriage, Gore ATLANTIC ci EES. Griving and fishing. Open Juno 23. Rates $2508 gino commention Seth Bue verb mm en 6 i urday afternoon und they have now been taken Miss Evans comesof an excellent fami who | MT. WakNOR Pe rd on a gy reve, of day: 610 to $15 aweek. E. P. WALKER & CO, pro- a poe wat | 32 rt within es ver: over to the House. for years resided in Rochester, N. Y. ve wo feat eat ck patos Ses Brietore; W. A. Walker, Manager; H. L. Banks, late of | , CATS a eg BBR Leave fave The tonnage bill provides for the payment to | only two living relatives, her grandmother and No Ber Lowes os Suth niud deca Adame Howey Boston, Steward, reindeer Arties Hotd anes A CONMODATION FoR Any vessel of more than 300 tons gross register, | an Uncle, who chose the stage asa profession, | for fergate of house and pertieulars, }00m. Philadelphia to FSI pre Ato 8 tre CERES whether sail or steam, constructed and wholly | Her uncle = —— frm tion. Basch. as owned by citizens of the United States, or reg- istered pursuant to any laws thereof, and which shall be engaged in the foreign trades, plying between the ports of the United States and foreign ports, the sum of fifteen cents per gross registered ton for the first 500 miles or fraction thereof sailed outward, and the same sum for the first 500 miles or fraction thereof sailed in- ward on any voyage or voyages; fifteen cents Per gross registered ton for the second 500 miles or fraction thereof sailed outward and the same sum for the second 500 or fraction thereof sailed inward, and thirty cents per | gross registered ton for cach 1,000 miles there- | after, ana pro rata for any distance suiled less than 1.000 miles after the first 1,000 miles sailed, provided that the foreign port to which the voyage is made shall be distant more than 70 miles seaward from the gulf boundary of the United State. The Let ey at the rate of 30 cents per ton for each 1,000 miles sailed are to continne for the term of ten years at that rate, and thereafter for another term of nine years at a reduction of 3 cents per ton each year upon each 1,000 miles eniled,'and pro rata for any less distance. No vesse be entitled to the benefits of = act unless its entire cargo shall be loaded port or ports of the United States, and pores at one or more foreign ports, or shail be loaded at one or more foreign ports and discharged at a port or ports in the United States; nor shall a vessel be entitled to receive payment under this act un- Jess it shall have freight on board at time of sailing to the amount in tons weight or measurement of at least 25 per centum of the net register tonnage, 2,240 pounds or 40 cubic feet to make « ton of cargo. There is to be no discrimination betweon competing lines. No vessels are to be entitled to the benefits of this act unless the officers thereof shall be citizens of the United States, nor unless upon each departure from the United States certain proportions of the crew shall be citizens of the United States, The government of the United States has the right. during the time this act shall be in force. to purchase or charter any vessels receiving the benefits of this act at a price to be fixed by agreement with their own- ers or agents, or by the judgment of appraisers, mutually selected in case of disagreement THE POSTAL SUBSIDY BILL authorizes the Postmuster General toenter into contracts fora term of not less than five nor more than ten years in duration with American citizens for the carrying of mails on American steamships between ports of the United States and such ports in foreign countries (the dominion of Canada excepted) as in his judg- ment will best subserve and promote the postal and commerciul interests of the United States, The vessels are to be American built steam- ships, owned and officered by American citi- zens, in conformity with the existing laws, and upon each departure from the United States a certain proportion of the crew shall be citizens of the United States. They are to be con- structed after the Inst and most approved types, with all the modern improvements and appli- ances for ocean steamers. They are to be divided into four classes. The it class is to be iron or steel screw steamships, capable of maintaining a speed of twenty knots an hour at sea in ordinary weather and of a gross registered tonnage of not less than 8,000 tons, No vessel except of the first class is to be accepted for the mail service be- tween the United States and Great Britain. The second class is to be iron or steel steam- ships capable of maintaining a speed of sixteen knots an hour at sea in ordinary weather and of a gross registered tonnage of not less than 5,000tons. The third class is to be iron or steel steamships capable of maintaining a speed of fourteen knots an hour at seain ordi- nary weather and of a gross registered tonnage of not less than 2,500 tons The fourth class is to be iron or steel or wooden steamships capable of maintaining a speed of twelve knots an hour atseaia ordinary weather and ofa grow registered tonnage of not less than 1,500 oithe — of the first. second and third elasses are to be constructed with particular reference to prompt and economical conversion into auxiliary naval cruisers, The rate of compensation to be paid for such ocean mail service of the first-class ships 1s not to exceed the sum of €6 a mile, and for the sec- ond-class ships $3 a mile, by the shortest prac- ticable route for each outward voyage. For the third-class ships not to exceed $1.50 « mile, and for the fourth-class ships $1 a mile for actual number of miles required by the Post Office Department to be traveled on each out- ward-bound voyage. Naval officers may volunteer for service on the vesseis aud wh :n accepted by the contractor or contractors may be assigned to duty by the Secretary of the Navy whenever in his opinion such assignment can be made without detri- ment to the service, and while in said employ- ment they shall receive a furlough pay from the government and such other compensation from the contractor or contractors as may be agreed upon by the parties, provided that they shall only be required to pertorm such duties as appertain to the merchant service. The vessels arc to take, as cadets or apprentices, one Amer- ican-born boy ander twenty-one years of age for each 1.000 tons gross registered and one for each majority fraction thereof, who shall be educated to the duties of seamanship, rank as petty officers and receive such pay for their services as may be reasonable. 4 may be taken and used by the Unite transports or cruisers upon payment to the owners of their fair actual value, MRS. STEVENS’ JEWELS FOUND. It is Supposed a Servant Took Them and Repented. Mrs. Paran Stevens’ jewels, which were stolen on the 3d instant, were found at9 o'clock yes- terday mormng by her chamber maid under the pillow of Mrs, Stevens’ bed in her house jewport, Ever since the rubbery was com- mitted the police have been convinced that the thief was in the house. Every servant has been interrogated separately, but nothing could be learned that would aid in discovering the thief. The maid, a French girl who does not speak English and who had charge of the jewels, was very closely questioned, but she bore her examination admirably, answered every interrogation with pertect coolness, and did not give the slightest evidence of guilt. On the contrary, the poiice wore rather prejudiced in her favor, for her appearance was anything but that of a guilty person. ‘The necklace, which was valued at $9,500, was first discovered and then the diamond and emerald bracelets, The chamber maid went out into the upper hall and told the servants on her way down to the apartment where Mrs. Stevens was found. Mrs, Stevens was in ecsta- sies when she heard of the discovery of the jewels. She sent for the chief of police, who, with Sergeant Curley, mado another searching investigation, but if the guilty person was in the | house they could not get the fact admitted. bave asserted their belief with much me mle that the jewels would be returned. peste are yet of the opmion that they will be aie to fin d out | who he miami returned them. From Wealth to Destitution. Mrs. Georgiana Alden, widow of a New York millionaire and stock broker, » woman who formerly resided with her husband in princely style in Westport, Conn., has written » letter to Mrs. Caroline Miller, an aged colored woman, formerly a domestic in her employ, asking for aid, stating that she was destitute and starving. ‘Two dollars, all that Mrs. Miller had, was vent. Mr. and Mrs, Alden were leaders in fashion- able circles im Westport fifteen a ago. Business reverses came and ever: sold. Mr. Alden died and his widow, rabatbored Foci ger, bat pot very Tong ago took at not ver her residence in ig Be Seamer ieee as The French national fete this year, being at once the anniversary of the taking of the Bas- tile and of the centenary of federation, called “Parlor Match.” Both the uncle and grand- mother were averse to their pet going upon the stage, as she was amply provided for. Sbe inherited a snug fortune and had received an excellent education. She speaks several lan- guages fluently, Being of an independent spirit she turned a deaf ear to their entreaties snd followed the aaaen of her own fancy, It was during Miss Evans’ appearance hero with Francis Wilson's company that she and Mr, Windrim were introduced. It was a case of love at first sight onthe partof Mr. Win- drim and he soon won the respect and confi- dence of Miss Evana, When she left the 8 with the “Oolah"” company she consented to correspond with her admirer. ith the advont of the ‘‘Sea King” they met again and then he pressed his suit, but Miss Evans would not consent to a marriage until he could satisfy her that their union would uot prove distasteful to bis family. GAINIXG HIS PARENTS’ CONSENT. ‘This under the circumstances was a difficult matter to manage at once, as his mother and sisters were traveling, while his father was in Washington on government business, The company concluded gits Philadelphia engage- ment and left for New York,where a date of six weeks was to be filled. Fiually on July 4he went to New York and tried his persuasive powers once more, but the lady remained firm. Mr. Windrim then hur- ried to Washington, where he laid the facts before his father, who. being moved by his son's passionate declaration, gave a partial con- sent on condition that the young people would not marry until winter, when Mra, Windrim would have returued. ‘The young mun flew back to New York and reported his success to the anxiously waiting girl. They were married the next morning, and after sending word to Manager Yale of the “Sea King” company that Miss Evans would not return, Mr. and Mrs. “Jack” Windrim boarded a train tor Philadelphia, where they will, in all probabil- ity, pase the Valens of thote fi Apartments were secured os "8 South 18th street, where, in » handsomely furnished suite of rooms, they are spending a happy honey- moon. They take their meals at the Art Club, of which Mr. Windrim is a ee and are often seen driving in the park. AN ANGRY FATHER. It is stated that James H. Windrim, the father, who is associated with his son in busi- ness at 132 South 3d street, since learning of the hasty marriage of his son, who, ho claims, has abused his confidence by his im- pulsive behavior, has expressed great anger at the publicity given the affair and now says that he will never receive “Jack” and his wife into the family, as they have disobeyed him. Young Windrim said to a friend the other aay: “I’m awfully sorry father’s angry, but what was a fellow to do? Should my father de- cide to sever our business connections I will go to New York. I have an excellent offer to go Windrim is scarcely five feet in height, with dark hair, deep blue-gray eyes, and brows being very dark, and a complexion as fresh and pure as a baby’s. Her face is lovely, the features being Batkats andieleat cut. ack” Windrim.gher husband, is fully six feet tall, of slender build, and ablonde with smooth-shaven face. They will probably go to New York next week to spend a few after which an effort toward reconciliati ade. GEN, FREMONT DEAD. Close of the Career of a Famous Sol- dier and Explorer. Gen. John C. Fremont died yesterday after- noon in New York after an illness of five days of peritonitis, The attack was brought on by over fatigue during the hot weather of last week, Though in his seventy-cighth year, Gen. Fremont was a remarkably well-pre- served in. He could have passed for a man of fifty-five or sixty. He was tall and straight, moved with a firm, quick step; his eyes were bright, his complexion clear and up to the time of his attack he possessed so much of the vigor of youth that his physician said he bid fair to live to a hundred. He was an explorer, soldier and statesman. As an ex- ge he got the name of Pathfinder, and later e was the path finder of the republican party, being their At first candidate for President, A SKETCH OF Ms LiFe. He was born of French parentage in Savan- nah January 21, 1813. His boyhood was rather turbulent, and his earlier attempts to settle down in a pfofersion unsatisfactory. After acting successively as tutor in a private famil, professor of mathematics on the United St: frigate Independence and engineer on surveys in the sonthern states he accompanied Nicol- let’s expedition in ite explorations between the Missouri and the British line. While thus on- gaged he received, in 1838, a commission as a second lieutenant in the corps of topographical engineers, im Washington in 1840, en- gaged in preparing a report of these exped tions, he met and became engaged to Miss Jessie Benton, Gan daughter of Senator Benton, and this lady. then only sixteen, he secretly married in 1341. In 1842 he started upon the famous “first expedition” tothe Wind River mountains, ascending Fremont’s Peak, now known as Pike's Peak. on August 15. On his return to Washington the report of his ex- edition was laid before Congress, which Erevetted him first licutenant. The report at- tracted great attention, both at home and abroad, and young Fremont had the honor of high compliments from Humboldt, BEYOND THE ROCKIES, In 1848 he began his explorations beyond the Rockies. He returned to Kansas in 1844, and after preparing his reports was brevetted cap- tain in 1845, and sent out on his third expe- dition to explore the great basin and the mari- time region of Oregon and California. ‘This was the most eventful of all his journeys, Threatened at Monterey by the Mexican gov- eruor for his refusal to leave California, Fre- mont withdrew in safety into Oregon, but meet- ing iu 1846 —— directing him to watch over the intefests of the United States in Cal- ifornia, there being reson to apprehend that that province would be transferred to Great Britain, he promptly retraced his steps. ‘The American settlers, whom the Mexican governor was threatening to destroy, flocked to Fre- mont’s camp, and in a month northern Cali- forma was free. On July 4, 1846, Fremont was elected its governor. In coujunction with Commodore Stockton he undertook to reduce the entire state, but the Mexican war inter- Yened and at its close the territory was ceded to the United States by Mexico. RESIGNED FROM THE ARMY, He was court-martialed in 1848 om account of some trouble with relation to the governorship and resigned from the service, refusing to ac- cept pardon from President Polk. He was afterward elected Senator from Culifornia, In 1856 he became the ‘free soil” candidate for President. Soon after the outbreak of the war he was made major ge ‘There were dif- ferences between him and the administration and he resigned his commission. In 1870 he was made governor of Arizona, John Charles Fremont, the general's son, and Dr. Morton were Mrs. “Lippineott’s Sunday. Mrs, Lippincott spent » quiet Sunday in the Camden county,.N.J., jail. She bas ‘hot yet signified any desire of attending her husband's HY BRUM! WICK, | ,ATLANTIC C aS ae a “"< dass, complete. devween How Work and feumecsen eee aps0-3m JOekri Pay Da’ OTEL CHETWOUD! Pacific ave. near I} nels, Atlantic City, ¥.J. iKefurniehed; ‘ew and. fret-clans; er 2; bella, “Two minutes walk fron a per day. Now open Mra ANNIEGKUDE. my 0-3 H°™ , ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. re at dang gion NS POR an, ee ANar‘tic City, N. 3 South Carolina _my2e-2m bagi, 1 SAMUEL 3: YOUNG, OTEL GILBEY, ATLANTIC CITY, XN. J., OCEAN end of Connecticut ave., orchestra, electric bells unde open May ws LEX. M. OPPENHEIMER. Ho. INGOMAR, KENTUCKY, AVE, ABOVE ave. Accomm: modeled and refurvished. va" tatipia court ond crate grounds, Transient rates, @2.50 per day. CARL K, THUMPBON & OTEL | KENSINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY. N. z, seeids Month Missourt uve. near steading ‘Ratiroad ation and Beach. uropeai and Ainericau plan. em J. C. JOMNDON, Prop. ELS ON THE BEAC AG Proraietbe OTEL STICKS ¥." ATLANTIC Seuss x. entucky ave. and beach; convenience, ue ocean viow: 8% to to e280 89 08 eres Uel9-1m] YGEIA, (Opaa ‘all tte sears clow to béteh:; cooan fronts Semcon f ETROPOLITAN animes ice, a NOW OPEN. He-icased for the your oy _my16-co,2m M. = = antic City,N.J, Nix HOTEL A FIC NEAR OHIO Ave, Atlantic City, eL b(t per day, 88 to $14 et week; no finer house at these Fatea Seuid for parm S of hot), diagram o Hist, ke. HI. D- EASTMAN of Balt, Pro api 9-aus Py HOUSE, MRS, CHAS. PRESSER PROP. Mississippi ive. Near the beach. Atlantic v A rel -crtabiisicd house. roar Newly furnished. Terms rate, je aad CHAUFL! EL AND ¢ ses ALDEN, Atlantie City, now “open. Protectod SS ie: clement weather by portable roof. ‘Waanew "oor. chestra of 25 pieces every evening from 8 to 11:30 i. Schlecht & Meniera New Tuer Pavilion, fasched by slectrio cars, Ty preae eA eohe from om. an fe. attac! Jel4-2m ores & teh IEHREK, Proprietors. ‘{tlantic City, Nd Ocean and Delaware aves. Xo 102m JONAH WOORTON, Jn ied. JAMES STOKES, Proprietor, TRE, OCEAN END OF CONNECTI- cuit avenue, Atlantic City: desirable: roome ued oa ee table; terms een ih t8-Gm _E. ROBERTS & SONS. d Na COLONNADE 1 ATLANTIC city, N.S, Washington Patroure & olicited, Popular Rates, Per week—@14 1st floor, 812.50 224 floor, $10 34 floor. The house renovated in every department, New Dining Room, Kitchen and Office. New Carpets, Matting and Beda, UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. 3e19-1m 4, C. RINES, of the & pe DENNIB, ATLANTIC CITY, Ba Ocean end of Michixan ave. ;open all the year, All mosern oo aise H. BORTON, Proprietor _ ra ELKTO:! END KENTUCKY AVE thane eatin Moats, ‘Open al jy 1-2 Mra. E. WILE. TE FLORIDA, asa Cane Tenn. ave. Now o1 Bieam ‘ure Sia. keen my15-2m Tate of WetneeiN, = IE LANSDALE, Berth Caroline Sve. “ems the beach, Atiantie City, iow thew man oan” re F. A. CANFIEL! HE MINNE iC CITY, N. J. Te. env. between At in ngees sud Blissctiel aves tral location. - Hefurnished. Under new naliage™ meng. Everything frst-cleas, ‘Writetor circular mmy20-3m BROWNE. NARRAGANSETT PIER, RL, ‘WILL OPEN JULY 1. ny222m CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. TRECT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HARBOR REW YORK MALNE AND NEW BRUNSWICK SEs 1 PIST-CLASM STEA! MER WIM. bacon! BOK, EAS. POR’ Rgcaniten itis ti oahian Ak and ST. JOHN, Steuer LUCY P. MI noon for Kockland, Roc at Docker mad Gounechous. tor 1 me Inost convenient and ‘BT. ee ae a opt oe ozanon, ticket rable route for CAM- MAN ight BE ites covered pier, Tic be par! re Vorthor information pee 5 er 8 Cb om Mouawers, 7 and 19 William st. Room 22 SEA-51DE—MISCELLANEOUS. _ —— HOTEL, Bi ‘§ Ring * sceommods eae Fetes, $2 to $33 per day.’ Weekly WiELiaMe MBgiCk Sn BB'S IxtAND, VIRGINIA’S 8 SEASIDE Tasoke tlantic ocean ; Increase of Hotel sccommo- ations ; ew buildi: nest Leach and surf ‘boat ne Teuched daily by N. Y. Tew by ilies, K, Soyitiend ——e, ud other Saapeoweusenter the 18 pm. eat 840 per month: hotel p information address A. Coosa Beacu HOTEL.0 . the Lows SALT WATERS OF a H SEVANS, T3eL atu. we IRST-CLASS BOARD ck: Bathing free, Mra. G/F. JOHNSON, louial —Cl =a COTTAGE, uated at Cherrystone | Inlet, Northenipton county iton’ Station on the N.Y. P. x horses cuter for 10 carrie ng: inclosed payiliou at eud ved epee pA <i oes yo bath hain bouse melosed pe TOW teekey Daares with caters a wells Of pure cool suft water: wituia hooting grounds for wild fowl on the Atlante const: ove ee, a bs te in abundance in r eues + $35 for four weeks Steamer toO Charles, City, then ‘by rail to Ghertion Stetion, a cet passengers. tone « Cottage. includ & teal Bex! mornings w Cheriton P. 0., Va, Hes MONKOE, OLD POINT COMFORT, VA—A fine chance for s party acquainted with the hotel siness. A Fine and Commodious Summer Resort ebay. as Bi Clreulars apa al bir inforanation furnieed ou ap: Mrs. ER, Loc! Fort oid Poi ‘Goutore, ven ATLANTIC HOTE:! CCR AR . MD. . Largest t located house: (ik ach it wailing: electric pre ey old =e a ° acagmtees: EES . eunning, Ashing an Sz — een OCEA a ulars, fire apply to Bar ‘oltice or a MD, boat eagend at Pro- HERW LD POINT COMFORT, V ~_ jectric bells; bot and eck aud’ upwara; open all yeas, a on omer and proprietor, came “HOUSE, ware, will reopen June 1, bb 0. REHOBOTH pear aia Pees, Te KAYMOND, VIRGINTA ai pATLANTIC aL De 'GVaNS prop. ‘a a Wook, rs Herein weet Wi, 18 p07 Fa. ave. awe HE READE, PachTLANTIC CITY, ¥. Pacific above New sersey gve. Mi UORHEKA, HE UNITED STATES HOTEL, AT. Lantic cr CITY, Ns. modeled. Enlarged. Re! Finest Hotel on the coast. W -— es W. 8 ANDERSON, Meanie. HE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. e beach. ‘Carolina ave.. 1 Open ail Enlanced, remodeled, thoroughly renova ‘myo-3m sie iikuraan ____ ASBURY PARK, N. J — PARK, toLENA‘ HOSE, on, the Beach. The Leading Hotel. now on re rates, diugrams and information apply to 3. E. RALPH, Prop. Jo2-Saw2m Asbury Park. SBURY PARK, N.J—THE FENIMOKE—ALL A modern improvements; 144 bluck from ocean; €&- wests. For particulars appl moto sit hve ont. SBUKY PARK—THE GUERNSEY-SEVENT sro. | Delightfully located. | Near beach, lakes ats bathing pavilion. | Perfect saiitation. Gas through- gut, Woven. wire springs and heir muttrasses. 1ixcel- re 5 lent table. Tennis, boaung, fishing, dan erate prices, Fifth wouson, | TH ny N, of Washington, D’0. KK, ny MADISON. OCEAN Pure artesian water. ject nymient “rect io ce I oy iplorme 33 CB. sTEWAKI, AUK. 37 THESE, AUGUSTINE 6TH rc’ B) fg ed orb ecoad ey eat bath viligh. Borioctnanstary en Poe ‘Terme moderate, Se. & PINMEN, Prone (ASBURY Pan PARI Y 4 THE VicTORtA. Family Hotel, fronting on Ovean, unobstructed view lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water: all modern improvements ;superior table; terms moderate amy 14 [ AFAYETTE, ASBURY PARK NJ. on Northwest corner mid Bergh louse now; elezantly furnished; ts ataattyy aa: 130; ectrie Ly ths aeteniane Water, $5.50 per da WEIGHT @ Fost. Manayers and Ownera, _ sed HE GUY MANBI 206 SECOND AYR. ABLULY PAR NJ. Ocean view; perfect di drainage: ‘water; com- for beds aind od tal yedoozm Mra. J. F, BOWEN, _ Y eos KEKNWOO! ga Gta pers Near the ocean. 213 Finest AVE, ‘Terms moderate. Full view of the vosan "Wide 5 sy = M. eee 1B Bronrletor. Y ed ST. CLOUD, JHE WINDSOR. ASBI bene ors _ Under management of the Owners 14-1 FoR eet ad DESIRABLE ROOMS TX nA ts ‘Cottaye Near the gous Ncomforts, to adulta, for July, its ust aud tember, Address 412 4th'ave., Ase? Fen ky 14-Gt Ho 9 CITY, ¥.3. mts an i eee me Jor SO roe ikea a aneelia, groorrex soa “Sygate Sass as ae . HE the hada eat BAY Bo NJ, ok bf He DOSGER HOUSE aT caeoatt iH, DEL, ecigoation Dest om the beach for bathing, fishing and Ling ae) unexcelled. ferms moderate, Address— . GEOUGE'S IxLAND, yes Jul 50 pe we pectal artaugeme reek 8:30 pe cute or fatsiiies one mouth or Tomer. PW ‘meet Laay of Lan SPRINGS AND BATHS. EDFORD — AL SPRINGS DRD, PEN Tn the Alleghany Mountatnn Bee pees. ‘unsurpassed, 9 curativeagent the water as no equal. All amuse- ta. proved und far- PRxrcer SPRINGS HOTEL Now Open Under New Management. Famous Medicinal Springs. Fine Swimming Pools. Mountain Air and Scenery. All Rail. Only Three Hours from Weshiugton. Fine Band. Apply at Ebbitt House or to ‘4H. L. HALL, Proprietor, ___ Berkeley Springs, W.Va. _ “ForpaN WHITE + ag Faget SPRINGS, n be Senay ed ae ine fo season: ten minutes’ 9 over e spiendid tosd to nd dco in dip rectest abundanceyathered from 3, For medical and other testlinouy, send for E.G d ett Me TEMEY REY SPITS he biae 3 bt yivania, Me aati aoe Sin» R= ee eal . ala aaa PAPSBA use jase Ta. yr *For ergs Sid al joferas | & sun bathe. Rare SPRINGS, N HOTEL EARLINGTON. FRONTING THE PARK AND NEW BATHING ESTABLISHMENT. For information, Mlustrated pamphlet, diagrams, spe mee ‘M. EARLE, owner and proprietor. }e6-m, wa werk a 20. p. George, + Ag City for Hotel fi beund Heesl Gatien jereey City tor ‘Kaatersk CRABS OGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPE- —Leave Washington 9-00 am., Jersey City Sta- Sion sean bam. Arrive Rotel Kasi Eastern a King- gum, 0:10 Fi, Mize Saratoga Pam. oh A Rontefcktil, Grond Herel Station and Washington to Saratoga Without change. Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania railroad offices and connect in the Jersey City Stahon for all northern re- ports oy West whore uitrost. ie checked MBERT, eeet6 wel General teen Agent, New York ee yaa GAP HoUs! Deinvare Water Gap, Pa, ‘Now open. Je2-3m LW. BROADBEAD. _ T= HIGHLAND HOUME, GARRISON-ON-HUDSON, ¥.Y., Direotly opposite West Foint.50 miles from New Torx a re mountain gir aud pure spring water Select Family _ tenuis, Croquet, Bowling, ‘aif liards and first-cla: Write for circular and ter e JW GARRISON, Manager. SUMMIT HOTEL GAITHERSEUKG, MD, ft, above Washington. Forty minutes! ride ‘there: Bom: depot in sight; abundance of shade, ice, milk; 5 undings, Mire i. V. HENDKICKS. WOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERR) va. Lire Pr overt, CT. propriewress, will open June 2th; ampong the moun y lawns ; rooms pewly ited an Teuovated: fine views from ‘ail windows; tabi milk ; terius 86 per QRMALT HOUSE CAMP HILT. HARPER Perry. Mre KOLI. Elegant summer lendid view ; table Aret-clase, Tours comino- ous, $6 per week ; children half price. Particulars at Sli & st nw. ee | NES, MILLTOR HOUSE THORS Lovey isrper's Feri a. First-ciase reins bode: hobes ta fall Mew ftgcs East O. Devel Sha island Park. Cards at buat cilice. Terme #0 per aria. Boar. $1.50 per day, oF $30 por month: servants aud childten halt Prick ih 3 LUE MT HOUSE, WASHINGTON now open. Room 4 oe F Sifk jgttor oF im parsee t jotel, Baltimore, MISCELLANEOUS. EE MA m1 py HY 2 re On i Sette dae dither pera ee mene rooms Address J. M. BE! lb) Hagerstown, Md. Mo aT 'S HOTEL AND SUMMEK KESO Leonardtown, Md. te now, oven for summer ruests, }.50 per day ; ¢25 per month. | Chil- fou tinder 12 aid uurses oa HE Wd ‘No mosquitves, Steam ily. HERBEXT F. MOOKE, Proprietor. Je21-in-Bd* W inguirg at Fea'ore Share EY, Proprie don dotels 1% — GOODS. ES—NOW I8 THE TIME To “ARN GE GEO. ‘White's system to cut and ft Dresses, lor-made Costumes, Coats, &c.- Prices reasouaule. Ferme easy. School now open, Ends september 10. ‘his 18 uotachart or a machine, but « a seicnce, am art: everybody kuowe Mr. White's Nitec is CT aed cleans. Fer smformation call at 12 Fst ‘Ladies’ nh GEO. WHITE, wy "| Een FRONTS!! FRONTS! ‘Always in order by plain combing MLLE M. J. “PRANDTS, 18x9 F st new. (ire, Hacsiven Fine Breuch Hair Goods, jairdressing. %-Sm* Shampooing. A SCORDION V ERENCE). PLAITING, pb CTs. PER 2 fe Piaitiny, 2 cts. per yard and up. G. AS, ‘Mabufecturer of Pinttang, Bus oth b Pinking. (HENCH VTRING. SCO MES | fret visas Ladies, aud Genta’ werk of tion, “Flaunel-and Evening Dresses, ANTOS sas Siuinou nse LEROM, torwerily with A. Fischer json. Yriese, AX ‘TON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB- LISHMENT AND DYE Woks, 006 G ST.N Garments Binds cleaned: Ge el sad Hipped. Ladies’ Bvening Dresess hirty ve years’ experience. mod- faate, Goods called for ‘and « Bose of Vinvinie, mulk and butter rm BOX, Binerrnn was Ad Tip—weal LTaY Location; 0; delighttal home for famhien, tatip reat ful home for families daily mal tation free from depot. Apply to BE = ANT RK Uoimon, Lowstoum county, vo pe TNUT GROVE, 3 MINUTES’ WALK PROM thersbure station. slewent reams end secon : eres Pa Corn ae — Te “BEST” HOUSE — THIS WH House can accommodate a few more Feasouable prices, with firet-clam fare, keniss of mi: k. treah varetablen spring « nick Hovee ie, surrounded with pi ¥ ol original grow Tddress FA BEST: bowed am we beaten 9 ou UST LAWX.” SUMMER BOARDIN fruit, milk, &e., in profusion Unsurpas Fy aacge law with en abun shade: no ‘ch taken, Address REPP, Bo Ni 310-68 ERSONS SISEING | TO GkT GOOD BOARD IN healthy Iecation. about thirty minutes’ drive Bran id do wel EaTEy Aka ar Fan HOU: SE OR souTa wer for August Septem location ere to house, healthy and bathing goo P.O. Box 266, Anuapolis WARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY, LOCATED x the Potomac river one mile from Piney Potut Motel. Terms $1 per aay. RM. COLE, _ty5- Piney Pou Sux OF = HOARD ERE WANTED 8, Harrison Kawiey rin the house fyech overs aay. Weis for tora sxiven and required, GABOOENE SITUATED NF LU canal ramtains . LL 2 porches; lary, well-shaded ground; Bo ipalaria; eek. Address J. ‘ON, Paxson, ty, Va. 223-30" ere EDUCATION vAL. ST ean wired in 16 Nesenne. cme Phone 7 in Tyrewritins taught tree oO change .to Boortbeet Geute, Sensione day and evening, Studeute Ponitions. ve pamphlet u- lars. HEADS * Brey ACE PHONGuKA AY, eh Fata. ULVEY, Principal, a» » a = TEACH ANY ORE To oa eCrayou Portrait in 15 lessor knowledge of drew mecscenry, of testi~ te 2. . REYNOLDS, arti 9 7th ot 5 “REST PLACE it. Esi zy branch of Drawing and Painting , Crayon: "uh oF without WoiNr Primux in ik leasoue to those Who have pever drawn. aio iE FREDERICK FEMAL SEMINARY, ky, WiLL nite 47th year eps s hoctisita and’ the’ copouptanent Ma oe — or teeeereecmeneme since | SPENCERS BUSINESS O01 ‘Comer aw. Special Summer Enstrewtion, Kapic Writing and Book Kroping hugliah rate! ‘hes and Algebra for promotion, Bherthvand a a Ty pewriting. aod nicht S| Bes teeta Tree ea, Sa A Vice Prinetpal, AMMERING AND SPI SS even in see: £31 10 years. Bedford a KECH IMPEDIMENTS, ngly hopeless cases, cured, WY INSTITUTE, LEXING- Fees eset PSHE, biale Military, Bcietife ang ‘ech hol Thorough cou wrueral applied chemistry aud ine . Conters de ree of graduate fn academic course, ‘alee chelor of science and — ee in techui courses, All expenses, incl jothing Geutala, provided at rate of @20 =o average for the four years, exclusive of outst, EX. BOUTT SEIPP, dy11-eo19t _Superimtendent _ SITY 18 BEYOND D DoUBT best techuical and classical inet school recomme! Sentaud Faculty of the Univers: and particulary abty Ako wit dy 2-cor6t rad, OUNT HOLLY ON.4) ACADEM! va © Phuladelpan teak porn Mw So eet eae weit WALKADY (tule Princigal” Pe yeast, svat MMOKE COU Opens vt month, Rac tates minutes on Bfoed et. station, Phile: ‘Under gare Collesto courve 1ur both sexes lesdine. 90 jeeritg, Scientific aud Literary 5 ch Tul location, extensive aa bul pt my laburaturies: sa ny ee = 0) * oie my30-co3m on LL rs. mabe UP OR RIPPED, ayed 8 woud meuruus black. & FISCHER, eld ¥06 G st. nw, BICYCLES. STILL ON THE INCREASE, - ‘This week we offer the Dablic aw agiill greater variety in Safely Bi ae reat an PATA FIN se TN ASC LERS iad "25 to $135. NEW SAFETIES to1 rent by the week or montu. LB GRAVES & CO, myl0-3m_ 132 14th et, mw, Sicvclixa thee ost on MINK aL F cunpeionh Bie bes EN z celebrated DAL’ oe fonos OHTH Spring OLLETS, WO! LEAGUES, Bore ae Giri SAE BAFRITiby m Lainife, Bells, 1-0 woke, Chains ils, oa, Noneictas® uckel- ing, ng Ruameling. wong raat MENTS. SALES Roost BO th and ston ICYCLE EXCHANGE, COR. MASS. ive. AND | Bi stn. w.—Bicycles and Accessories Bought,Soid, ‘hanged, Rented. Repairing operay B Bice yy} LaDIES’ GAZELLE” SAFETY, 32. pie alti iicht wba od steel frame rau frame ib od ean and crank shefis—no 50, now — Boye an id Giri# Drop: ¥ sire fra Oo PT gee Je7-3m (THE BERLITZ NoHOOL oF LANGUAGES, :ner (Stmminer prices. = Sate paring tor Collewo a iy. Pranch¢ in New York, Boston, Chi bealta of ae —— For ‘arculars. further ip- TENN C. HALLOW! M. « _218-4m Bsa masa in, Ma. ENNIN ‘TON (N.3) SEMINARY axp LADing: enh Blea YOLUMBIA CONSERVATORY apie MUSIC 033 re Core Open bor: omen Yauced course; piano, violin, Inte New SU pemcmer me ete et juste: Boston, AMLAED 5 mom. 4 or = Lapee r Genie te, ie areas Cora iS ave orpsate a a ROF. CLAY, 73 THE ESTABLISHED ONLY ‘ONLY | PRekas reusable gei patural-Lorn Astrojower and <= in end wonderful proj ae ot wery hidden = finds ao ee teparat ean SO &. ADIES om ras THE ‘VICES OF ale ce rie Soe | pa ae ra spores face pier oles Sst Ce peso irre my-16-3m* _Of Soin eee aan Caan AND OIV! vi" | Gea aa ett Eee” GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. air H, D. Baxz, IMPORTER 4ND TAILOR, BUSINESS, RECEIVED AND OPEX FOR YOUR ‘LD. Bana, mys 2121 Penna eve PIANOS AND ORGANS.