Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1890, Page 7

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TSFORMATION FOR THE GUIDANCE OF GUARDS- MEX—ROUTINE OF THE DAY—DUTIES OF OFFI- CKRS AND PRIVATES—INSTRUCTION OF SOLDIERS IX GUARD DUTY AND MILITARY COURTESY. The following circular and general order have been issued from National Guard head- quarters: Heapguarters D.C, Mrri, Washington, July 12, 1890, Cmevrar No, & The following information and instructions relative to the annual encampment are pub- lished for the guidance of the National Guard: 1, Headquarters and the offices of the sev- eral staf departments will be located in the build situated between the camps of the first and second regiments. 2. The post office address of the camp is “Fort Washington, Maryland.” The mail will leave Washington daily at 10 o'clock am. and the camp at 2 o'clock p.m. A letter box will be located at the office of the post quartermaster. 8, On arrival in camp the commanding officer of each company will procure from the quar- termaster of his battalion the ee —_ other tools allotted to bis company ope of small rope to be attac! hanging clothes over and ing of the tents for pany this duty is completed companies will be marched by their first sergeants to the office of the = artermaster, who will issue to each ™. cy sack. and thence to the straw pile to a Chale sacha, If four! men ‘occupy one tent only three bed sacks should be used for the tent and the men should lie crosswise on them. 4. Two wall tents are provided for the officers of each company. In case less than three officers of a company are present one of these tents will be used for the storage of bed sucks. If three officers are present with a company ite commanding officer will apply to the post quartermaster for another tent, and will pitch it in the rear of the officers’ tents and use it for the storage of bed sacks, &, At “megs calls” for breakfast and dinner each command will form on its color line, without arms or equipments, and be marche: to the mess sheds in column of twos. mental and bat commissioned staff will march on the right of their respective companies, and file closers in the ranks. On arriving at their mess shed the numbers 1 march on the right hand side of the table and the numbers 2 on the left hand side of the table uutil they reach its upper end. when the ranks will face inward and each ma: place himself opposite a plate on the table without leaving any space vacant. The first table being filled the same movement will be continued at the second table. The colonel will place himself at the head of the first. table and the lieutenant colonel at the head of the second table, and when the colonel secs that hig whole com- mand is in place he will, give the command: 1. “Remove caps;" 2. ke seats.” At thi proper time the cokinel oi give the com. mand “rise” and will march his command back to its parade ground and dismiss it. Com- manding ot of separate battalions and separate companies will assimilate their mov. ments to those described for a regiment. No man will be permit: leave the table be- fore the command “rise” is given, except in case of necessity, and then by permission of his commanding officer. No man will be per- mitted to take his seat at the table mun at his proper place and with his command. Any man who fails to fall in with his command at ‘mess call” will not be permitted to enter the fort during the meal hour, After his com- mand has returned tu camp he may apply to his battalion commander, who, if sai ite poe the reasons for the man's absence, him a “meal ticke which will admit ui to the fort and permit him to be furnished with a meal at the shed assigned for the guards. ‘The officers of the day. the officers and ser- geants of the guard aud the two reliefs not on post will all fall in with their respective com- mands and march with them to meals, ‘The re- hef that is on post at the time a meal is served will, as soon as relieved, be marched by its cor- poral to the mess sheds and will be served with their meal at the shed specially assigned for that purpose. Supper will be served to the command in the camp, A kettle containing one Pint of coffee for each man and a box containing the meat and bread ration for a company will be deliv- ered af the teut of the captain of each com- any, who will issue the proper allowance to is company. The supper for the field and staff of the talion and the regiments will be delivered at their respective regimental head- quarters. The boxes and coffee kettles will be collected the following morning. 6. All officers having servants for themselves or their companies will report them to the vast quartermaster for registry immediate], after arrival in camp and will be furnished witl badges and meal tick: No servant or em- ploys of the camp will be supplied with meals except on the delivery of such tickets. 7. The allowance of candies for the period of the encampment is seven pounds to each com- pany and three pounds to each battalion and regimental headquarters. They will be issued, on application, 4t the office of the commissary general Monday afternoon, the ist instant Any organization desiring 4 larger supply or exheutting its eupply before the end of the en- campment will provide at their own expense. 8 The allowance of ice for the officers of each company is ten pounds daily, and for each battalion and regimental headquarters 25 pounds daily, whieh they will procure by send- Ing to the office of the post quartermaster. Any ice desired in addition to this allow- ance will be sold to ofticers at the rate of one ore 9%. ‘The serew-eyes issued to each company will be screwed in the rear pole of tents at proper height to insert the wuazzle of a rifle and allow its butt to rest on the tent floor, 10. Wash basins will not be supplied, Each company should provide itself with six. DUTIES IN CAMP. Genznat Oxpers, i No. 16, ‘The following regulations relative to duties in camp are published for the guidance of the National Guard: 1, Commanding officers will read all general orders and circulars that have been issued re tive to the camp or that may be issued during the encampment to their companies at the first assembly after they are received, 2 The commanding general trusts that the discipline, good order aud desire on the part of the for instruction which characterized the first annual encampment of the National Guard will be a marked feature of the camp Sor this year, % Consolidated morning reports of regi- ments and separate battalions and morning Fr ports of aeparate compa: office of the adjutant general befa p.m. on Monday, the 2ist instant, and daily ber ey 28 before 10 o'clock am, papeinn to leave camp must be mado Ps first sergeants to company command- ore, whe, they approve, will sign passes and forward them to battalion headquarters for a) proval, No man will ve permitted to leave camp without such a pass, 5, The object of the camp is instruction in military duty, to which allelse must be subord- inate, but in their hours off duty the men a be encouraged to enjoy themselves in eve: reasonable manner, lock parades, disorderly conduct and shouting will not be permitted. 6. The universally common fault of the vol- unteer militia are ignorance of guard duty aad @ total laek of observance of the forme of mili- tary courtesy. ‘Ihe greatest attention will therefore be paid by officers to instruction in these bonged ak duties, Courtesy among mili- tary men and r + to superiors are indis- reapers to discipli: All officers sa- ite each other when ‘he meet, the ferior making the first salute. Soldiers out of ranks salute all officers with the hand if unarmed, with the sergeant's salute if armed. ne eee and lower them at afternoon fatigue call. After removing bed sacks and sweeping out tents all clothin; aed hung over the clothes lines wi I be it in blanket bags, which will be laid on = floor ig ee of sc lbp’ ant pole bei upwar. lankets wi ea folded and iaia on top of the blanket bags. ee racks aa owes ments over muzzies, cl of tent fursivare, ach as camp stools and other articles, will be neatly arranged on the side of the tent. At fatigue callin the morning bed Lasts will be jedto the storage tent and leds After tattoo roll they will be eens ser rg, pm tent. Goards will police the grounds adjacent to the guard tents. The guard relieved from duty the preceding day will police the streets of the company, battalion and regimental officers, the intervals between battalions ana the grounds on the color line and flanks. On Tuesday, the 22d inst., the police duty scribed i relieved guards will be per- fon by the guards to be designated for uty on Sunday, the 27th inst, 6 oe will make thorough in- spections $ the tents and streets of their re- spective commands as soon as fatigue duty is completed, and report the result to their com- manding officers, 10. The firing of rifles, pistols or fireworks in camp is absolutely prohibited. Any man disobeying this order will be summarily pun- ished by being stripped of his uniform, drummed out of the camp and dishonorably discharged from the service, 11. The marking or defacing of tents in any manner is strictly prohibited. In case any tents are marked or defaced the company in which it occurs will be required to pay the cost value of such tent. 12. To prevent tearing or straining the can- vas, tent ropes must be slackened at tattoo, and during wet weather; to be tightened again at reveille, or when the weather clears, 13. Men will not be allowed to wash in their tents or throw water in the company streets, Wash benches will be provided adjoining the water barrele at the end of the company treets, 14. No officers or enlisted men will be mitted to wear civilian’s dress in camp. The utmost attention will be given by company commanders to the cleanliness of their men as to their persons, clothing and tents. The men should bathe at least twice during the week, The hair will be kept short and beard neatly trimmed, It should be the endeavor of every man to appear neat and soldierly. ‘The most common faults in dress are colored shoes, colored neckties, caps worn on the side or the back of the hi and coats unbuttoned. While on duty these faults will not be permit- te 15. A large ice waver barrel is provided for each battalion, and will be supplied by the post quartermaster with ice and water at stated in- tervals, ‘faking ice from these barrels, either by officers or men, 1s strictly prohibite 16. All persons not belonging to the camp must leave it at tattoo unless they have per- mission of the commanding officer to remain. 17. No peddlers, newsboys, photographers nor stands for the sale of any urticles will be permitted without special written authority from these headquarters. 18. So much of paragraph 7, general orders No. 14, current scries, as relates to quurter- master sergeants, is hereby revoked, All quartermaster sergeants will embark on the steamer Wakefield at 7 o'clock a.m. 21st instant and on arrival at camp will report to the post quartermaster, 19. In addition to the baggago allowed by paragraph 5, general orders No. 14, current series, each officer will be allowed transporta- tion for ope cot and necessary tent furniture. Any company desiring to use cots must ship them on the steamer Wakefield at 7 a.m., 2ist instant, at their own expense. Cots, however, would be useless to any company having over twenty-four re THE SPEED OF THE CUSHING. She Makes 120 Miles in Four Hours and Forty Minutes. From the New York Tribune. The torpedo boat Cushing, which left the Brooklyn navy yard at noon Friday and arrived at New London four hours and forty minutes later, has beaten all previous records for speed of transatlantic steamships or war vessels. Her average speed was 25.85 knots an hour. Her speed at the first official trial was 22 knots and a fraction, but her builders, the Herres- hoffs of Providence, R.I., guaranteed a speed of 23 knots. As she steamed past the Vermont and headed up the East river toward Black- well’s Island the long, narrow, cigar-shaped, Jow-floating body, with a queer kind of covered deck and nothing above it but two short and round smokepipes, suggesting the Nautilus of Jules Verne's story, commanded the attention of everybody within sight of her. ‘That she has a marvelous lot of power concen- trated in her engine room has been proved be- fore, and that truth was strengthened wher she sped up the river at arate almost equal to ‘Chicago limited.” The next heard from her was after her arrival at New London, a dis- taneg of 120 nautical miles, made at the rate of 25.35 knots an hour, no account being taken of the current against or in favor of her, She had previously made a maximum speed of nearly twenty-five nautical miles. The speedy torpedo boat Destructor of the Spanish navy has made only 22.68 nautical miles, and the Italian cruiscr Peimoute, which is the swiftest war vessel afloat, outside of the torpedo boats, made a maximum speed of 22.3 nautical miles, TWO. GUILTY “tiv ES ENDED. Shocking Discoveryand a Remarkable Verdict in the Tennessee Mountains. Some details of one of the most atrocious crimes in the history of Tennessee have arrived from Claiborne county. The affair happened in the vicinity of the Gap in the Mulberry moun- tains, a wild and remote section, It occurred possibly a fortnight ago, though discovery was not made until Tuesday. Sterling Collins, a married man, who lived on thenorth side of the Gap, had been too free with Eliza Gibson, a neighbor's wife. The husband was too care- or too cowardly to interfere, and at last they were ordered by the regulators, a small band of moonshiners who have a little decency, to leave or suffer the consequences. Shortly after the couple disappeared and the general suppoaltion was that they had gone over the and were living together, but on Tuesday two men hunting in the woods not far irom the Gibson woman’s home stumbled over two dead and horribly mutilated bodies, and by their cloth- ing the dead were identified as the missing couple. The woman's head waa mashed to a jelly, the viscera torn out and the right leg cut off above the knee. Collin’s head wae severed from hia body and was found in the bushes fifty feet away, One ear was gone and the right arm was almost cut off, Both bodi were so badiy Secempone’ that it was impossi- ble to tell how they, wd been killed, The ver- dict of the coroner's hoai hastily empaneled, was that deceased came to their deaths by a stroke of lightn’ A FOUR-YEAR-OLD SMOKER. He Likes Strong Pipes and Can Puff Six Cigars a Day. A Trenton special to the Philadelphia Press says: The most remarkable small boy in Tren- ton is Winfield Doran, who is four years ola and can smoke six strong cigarsa day. It is not unusual to see this precocious youngster going through the streets with his mother puffing on « strong pipe. He began smoking when he was seven months of age. He acquired the habit through daily association with tho men of the household, who are all smokers, They would = him on their knees and allow him to take ipe in his mouth and take a few puffs, He fe ually acquired a taste for the weed and manuded his turn at the pipe during the hours, Hie tather states that he pur- com pee Clay pipes for him, ‘but they wero not rake enol ee and he preferred an old pe, aa a can smoke a@ pipeful at and seems to enjoy it, The moth other states that he elways hes a cigar after his dinner the nang as men, When he crowds. would | crowds wo r t smoking pn ea og see SE foe we eee panier ele Dreeme:'and ail Nervous IMPAIRED Meare DISORDERED LIVER: LIKE MAGIC:—s fev doses sealant Saleh ” admitted and arousin, porn are“ jervous and PATENT Paebicne. iN THE oid by for the States, whe, (if your not WILL MAIL BEECHAM'S PILLS ON ty OF PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX. PO rn nr nnn ron ron WORLD, Full will work wonders Nexion ; ‘whole only by THOS. oe rn 5 SUMMER RESORTS. 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Rear the President symme peach in the worl ee ately orponite, | the aati for SOU guests, h3-6m new ‘Now Open Under New Management. Famous Medicinal Springs. Fine Swimming Pools. Mountsin Air apd Scenery, All Rail Only Thres Bours from Weshington Fine Baad. Apply at Ebbitt House or to _w2e-im nearest great ‘water ip the world for cure rheumatism. Fine hotel, for cireal ae | HOTEL — SaORIEATT a end Rooms: Ane chalybrate epring close to iiss Sri tiki stresbue et jy15-1m. 5 ORDAN Wii ¥ wend for E. © JORDAN d roprie z iortheru Central Kailroad invigorating ‘Spring of wouderfu! curative quali ged tests and every motecn convenience, aten, 012% B14 per weeks os ve 303-c026t * priewr. MORE Paper Penneyivai sitcuny rie from Sct a . The hotel is thoroughly furnished with the modern Seureptopces, end for its natural edvantages te unsts- — (Le OPEN SUNK 21, fermi for circulars and tei MA. Pro: ee itst = Pees, ARMS, Pennsylvania w Now open. Spacious modern conveniences. M- Gus NDALE, ATLANTIC Ci 7, 5 8. aves. Now o} a Pacific, Atlantic City, HJ, 4 of pI loasant ‘vera all -aron and stop at the ‘knows HOTEL MI. VERNON, Pacific nve, near Ohio. Now open, G4 ocean rooms, Tarwe Tiaare overlogking the aan. Ricele Per wepk: 61.50 10 84 oe Rouse onthe ete day. ‘Ro finer Nouse cuts felaued ag for gut ‘of house and particulars. eer 8 iOON mhis-sm OTEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIO CITY, N.J.— New, modern, first-tluss, complete, Pacific ave. between New York and Teun a 30-3m 2 ejOskP it 8. Davis.” ae aera aan if Atlantis or near Titinots e City, ‘eeturpiatied % team ew and firs bells, Two minutes! walk pen. H° EL CLARENDON, ATLAN 16 ciTY, Enlarged aud improved. ‘rginia aye, near the oc ean. _my10-3:0 L. JOHN M. CLARK OTEL EMERSON, Atlautic City, ¥. 3,0 South Carvlinu ave. Meat tito _my24-2m |AMUEL 3. eS OTEL GILSEY, ATL, “t CITY, N EAN ‘ud of Counecticut ave-s orcheetzs, elesttlo be underdraiued, open May | 1 _w ALEX, M. OPPENHEIMER. GOMAR, KENTUCKY Ave: ALOVE Yate aver “hecounmatations ‘Lately re- uodoled und returnisbed. Lawn’ tauuis coure end Sai eee Trawicyt rate Og any Hoe. KENSINGTO: oIT Vb South Missourt Nteadtnn sash Station and Leach. ee sat Aree OTEL LELANDE, ON THE BEACH, Dasvaclupette ave,, Atlantic cin’ Filer, CHAS, WAGNEI, tanith ial _ Manager. F_OTEL Mararest OK. ATLA CARTES ‘AND ea Atlantie'G ¥ North Carolina M MALATESTA, dy12-eolm Owner and Proprietor, house. Y to 22.50 al vat ge ‘Baie TANI i the year; "ines is beach; coonn fronts 0; terine reasonable ____ HUTTON . Gee myl7-Sa N ‘W HOTEL ALDI ALDINE, ®. ae “OHIO ¢ be Ho gu per day. 88 tole ‘eek Wu ger howseat these fates, Seud Viet with'eut pf hotel, disgyatn of each, seeping Boor, Pricelist, ke HD. EASTMAN of Balt, Prop. ap ¥ Sava crry, na. es) tKNi DE, WaThOts, Props QCHAUPLER'S Ho’ EL AND CONCERT GAKDEN, Atlantic City, now open. Protectod from ine clement weuther by portable root. vanwemacher's chestra of 26 pieces every eveniuy trum & to Fiepeg euieens,& Mehrer's” New iniot ‘Pavilion, ached by plectric cars, Wannemacher's orch from 10 to 12 a. to 5 pan. Cufo attached. Jeld-um - SCHLECHY & Mieithiy Proprietors, s* Goth! Atlantle Cit antic City, X. and Delaware s¥en; Now open. JONAH WOOTTON, Jn JAMES: Broke, Propriet AN END OF CONNECTI- et tes allnudis Clty desirable: Pooks and ex: Toh ke trio belly, was and athe Jed-oodu Te CHALFONTE, sATLANT: iC CITY, ue ‘On the beach, North Carolina ave, oatructed eau views ‘Tenth Seaxut y17-co3m HE “COLONNADE, Arlaxio city, N. J, ‘Opens Ji ‘Washington Patrouage Melletted. Popular Rates, Per week—#14 Jat floor, $12.50 22d floor, $10 34 floor. ‘The house renovated in every department. 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AsEeR: PARK Nd. pees MADISON. 4 oe Wand, OM oe r% ASU PATE Vroronra.’ Femily Hotel, fronting on Oossa, JAMES & STEFFNER. GrooRTOR Tg APE REMODELED etn eae Order. cy b ALTON, Prop. XS. DIRECTLY OF. ter sen CAPE jiable sppotntments utsiue vingtcane apply Wh WI DSOR, CAPE MA ci ‘Open June 14." Directly on ine Beach, Location Seaiaan: se2-2m W. W. GREEN, Proprietor, [D* staRKe HOTEL, cean Grove, N.J. ntral location : spleudid oceun view: tablo first- lags, perfect sanitation capacity + 9pen June 1. tu, Add: H. L, STAKES. PRAY VIEW HOTEL, Dirvotly on the beach, Comer of Ocean. Spray and Grove, N. 3. JOBEPH WHITE, Proprietor. Ocean 7m sade 30 7 : DOLbE Peo EL DOKADG FOURTEENTH H SEASON, AT Ocean Gi a TRE SEA GI Gu Ocean Frout: woode in rear; Kas deur: all’ modern prow TT 1th’ seas: NONTINENTAL HOTKI. SE. 10) ISLE CITY, N J New hotel-—clex utly furuished ; direct); ore , 4 beac ‘3 rect to the hotel. Phan Speen ‘Late of New Coltinbia, Cape Mey. y9-1m * walk from th ent ocean f to Barnegat Bay. ng, crabbiny, bathing. Cutsip M & TOWN Seaside Park NJ. ae por Lake, NJ. n from June ___&. K. LETCHWORTH. _ _dee-2m -SIDE-NEW ENGLAND, 100K TBLAND, + HOTEL MANISSES, Bea; teh, climate, superb batb- oh Mane bine Bot boats, cable. was, electric pelle, fine musio hall'and Ghchentha: prices reasoma- Xend for illustrated haud bool Ming abes E. BROWN. EASIDE_ CO’ FURNISHED. at couset, Nantucket wh ag 3 U the season, Gcean views and surf bethiug. malaria or mos auitocs. “Hichest temperature in hottest years, HO; averaxebivhest, July aud Auwuat OO degrees.” Cir- eu DEKHILL, 3p Abn w Yorl av NVHESPRINGFIELD, NAN cher, ABB. OREN the year round. “Me At By to 30 per day. nd tof e}rculars. remo Corroenran HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, BL, WILL OPEN JULY 1, _my22-2m CLARK N, SCOFIELD, Manager. "owes HILL HOTEL Aud Cottages, Narregansett Heights, NARRAGANSETT PIER, B. I. ‘The finest located Hotel on the Atlantie Coast. a June 45, Wend for ofroylers. #EA-81DE—MINCELLANEOUS. AY RIDGE Bore may bittrgt + ag HOLEL GPEN wanes stent res, VIRGINIA'S SE. ae MsHORT iiucrease of Hotel accommo- aud other improvements: the finest beuch aud su thing iu the world: wipe shoot- fg, fabing spd Long sailing uneur} arsed: be from orth ie Telad suse ii) mect the 11-27 18 p.m. south-bound station frausterred to the ee steamer, mis: 82-50. per day, #2 ae weeks e ou nysician, ke. ' For the ation uddsess A.B COBB, bror 5 Coes [ACH HOTELON BALT WATEUS OF C'the Lower Potounac-—Paitily Hot sate bathing boating. fshiby an ‘rabbinic, attached to house: ood 10 oe “ont sos itieulars adr OpTigtor, oF Wan + nyeb- PER in the At douons new bullies ay FALTH RESORT—CHFRRY-1 — “COTTAGE situated at Cherr: Inlet, Cheaapeak he piles, trom Uber: dN. XR This house is being —, cs contain, 50 rooms; com- pletely 1urnished. bar roow, smoking Tom; ptal nay for 13 heres saea) covet for 10 carving: pi ag ee ak Inchoued, ewiunntn cove ing for adios and euitaren 300 yoretaile to supply Vwi ae ase Ta row ices Jong: mp the best sh me eroungs for wild fowl on tie Atlante Sonat ee and soft claina. crabs tet oj bundance in er ie per day yk les City, ‘en. ty Tail to us will meet passengers. stone Cottage. tn a ns woth: ckanreanan ate B Cheriton P.0., Va a conn vi ie al i ‘wet Bi he bay a pion a uae ome metas UANonR Lock ox pie: \OTEL verona oD TORTIE Umea I oa its given tateny say ronorgt | Geek” States. a = i tert | 7 qaaeop RoR a jing, fis! poo cae ae a ca a A Saat be jon, Te shins ae Ry RKNEY SPRING! 9) emacs 00, Va. Sainmer Resort tor Health and Vlessure. The finest eh im the Ent ~, of od 3 Sez calnbriows and free from fog. Averuce mean tem- ry low du summer mothe. en Pte fs e number of diferent Springs owved sud the company makec it the popular re- sortor il this highly’ favored section of tie Uuited Pure sprii drainage: pure milk: un- excelled’ cuisine: tilerd yoome fortadles tad wontle- mee ‘Dowling eliey; touts courts; Iancest winnie the Fn o°O8, UverT eseallent Orchestra iu attcodanet Muring the suumer Hove! pais 7.000 scres tn extent embracing some of Ue pest moutain acenery au the country For circulars EVANS, Manager. YOMPORT RETREAT" —DE uated 18 the mountains of sure FAMILY LAVING IN THE ne pear Berkeley Sprines, W. Va. desire raics, loostion oT TE A. ERSONS DeaihtNo, Pa Goi can be socommexiated nile from station. plenty rose for eh month of Awrust, jt NTR UNTRY Z sae t « * ‘Bo Weer FARM, Wrst Bi — Washington Co., Md. Boarders pleamabt location. cool Foome snd Spi * Feamomable. city Waonen Veer o> the ereat North mount Boh wucee are an is THE BLUE Ripes HE Virinia Midland railroad, Wi Bp his r reek. "Aadress oe Mate esbiT yy aol aTTOT GROVE, § MINUTES WALK FROM Gaitherst tat t rooms accom "| sroaations: “fuliks shade abd good. weecrs forum tod: pee % Mrs. E. J. COOPER, on “Syii-a o% HILL, STCATD war eae in full view ot mountains all kinds of ae Fork etahles 7 JOKN BINPBUN, Sut hy ioe: dou in County, Fi RST-CLASS BOARD CAN BE HAD. a -* Richards’, + Loudoun county, Va, the eck ear i ee eos ade, dels = home ° ; WL. RICHA Hemilton, ve. 5 MEK BOAKDING BEAR, THE MOUNTAINS brick bouse; cool rooms hobal eat For particulars ii untiton, Loudoun county, Va. R=: ON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN, NEAK WINCHESTER, VA. about six hours from Washington, will be opened on THURSDAY, June 10 Sor terms Poe all information ape! sun rie ANNONDATE, SPRINGS—NOW OPEN TO ied our Bhenendosls river at foot ot mountains: excellent boating, bething, Sohing ana. hunting ; scenery unstirpasged : thres fine et reasonable ‘DAI pie oe SP ae ONROE COUNTY, W. Va. The most noted for its excellent and comfortabl commodations tu the two: irpipias ings and cottaves are unegn in thei struction aud elegan: Atitude over 2,000 feet A short aud besutitul drive from siabon - ‘splendid 4-horse couches. Terme reduced to at at cae fe a mouth. " send for for pamphliets, LL, Manager, tay T-sosus STIRLING SPRINGS. jm, bulbar sod C Cosiypente 8 Waters sree ‘bouse in the Vir- rst-class, Third sesson. ew ownere ” Sefd for cireular: i a & STEWART, my33]-a,tu, th26t Stribling Springs, Wisbsok | SULPRT INGS—80 MLS tas fom Washington, W, Mra ite 1-000 tect wardens, ‘orcuurde Ciren- mle fs mosquitoes: a few root office for circular or oyendetm 3. H. SHAFFER, Prop, _ gt VIEW BO’ ety IN ees; MY teet Soret HIN A. reer | O sa0aie a and ng drivin horses: hopwee, bywline —AMONG THE BERKSE! Hille» Beautiful Country Residence in Great duns consiat of eight scree, part in groveand sires weijkeps lawua, abaded by’ lange and ‘The house is 40. feet. square, with an extension cor has Uroad laree smi 5 en, laundry and store room, feet aquare; first Siuniler eilor, butler’s pantry ond floor, four larwe an ior six Trees, LOX ‘and roon for twelve carriages: plied with sunning by 3 and wel are also on the _— ice house, Price, completely furnished Wo cap reat this pipes fui furnished from bow tor four oF five mont : For particulars $24-1m Cc ‘TSKILL MOUNTAINS, plentifully sup- ‘well Teutilated. ‘There tool lie 4 1,000 ~ icacens & yoorners, LAKE GEORGE, ADIBONDACKS. after SUNDAY, JUNE 22. express Ny ed von Barer he wi mayiva sud tie ghee ening City Station of the Fennayivani slowe connection with fast sruius to'aud trom Washt ontex LL ee EXPRESS. —Leave Wash- rekill, 8 ic ea deh iadelpiua Halts ne ee iy to Grand kA TOO ‘OGA axp, CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EX- phtna ere ee Washi ington, ae P.th. ier city Bh vipa 4 30 p.m. grand Hotel, 4 a Pfounteln House Stations 4-15 pam “ave saratoga 5:50 p.m.; 35 Pp. Parlor cars from Jersey City for Hot ili, Grand Hotel Bt ‘Blaton, ‘Saratoga and Caldwi OGA “AnD. D _CATSRILE. ages CBee am. Jerse yea, Poot, fountain ain House Kati ms Palen: trom Jerséy City. for Hotel Hotel station aud Washington to “Purchase tickets at ania rail forts Wy West the Sener Ory. fete ry Sunewre all te | nner Paves New York, ATER GAP HOUSE, pi a L. W. BROADHEAD. T= HIGHLAND HOUSE, GARRISON-ON-HUDSON, N.¥., Si, Pers ouniate ge aka quresengt watery 2 eeeor, $e28-lin SAS weir ONY parsers , W.VA. HARPER'S FERRY, W.Va. OTE W. Va. . GARRISON, Manager. mae side there: baie 85 ‘Mr iv. guar SERRE tliat — Co 38 jor, THIS WFLLENOWN, commodste @ few more boa . Cgtsr LAWN SUMMER House: feutt. wail, ke OARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY, 1A the Potomac river one ahs from. Borel, Terms $1 per aay. RM. Ov) ney Ss (MMR « OARD His Mrs. Bou ‘water in the house fresh every Eeterences given and reaumred. _____ EDUCATIONAL. RE MAB COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC ‘Conservatory. is the School for Young Send for catalogue. CORNELIUS L. KEEDY, aero arp! ane dv5-2m Sr, qomres COLLAR, | HORTHAND, Acme on ir Ypewriting taught free o dapta, bessions day and ive pe ieee for, Keen BEADS xonoay A at Fd VEE) Priscigal fecousary, hundreds oft Sagan ei D Tthet. EN s ORE 5 AL, ays, 08 1 3 Fai tating Cages on Portraits, with or without Soiar Prints, iu or two days, to those ‘evo have never drawn, SylOstet Zee E) NQEMOOb INSTITUTE ber 0, with Eneseoned Paswtty snd Many Luiproven 3y10-3m_ Mr. and aire. WMD. CABELL, Principala, Nae FREDERICK FEMALE SEMAN: w W Ng ty mio, 1680. storie year Be location is hestivul. and’ “ane PULSELL, sete ona wa ee SINESS Corner 7th and D sts. yal Summer sty feria J Branch and Book a Shorthan nd igre rig eae sPeNchie ere. EN. SFERCEK, Vico Principal. STaaERING AND Diggs in seemingly shee FE al cars. Prospectus Bedford ave. Brooklyn, X me of en S08, Be )* | AB LAND, CHARLOTTE HALL ~CHOOL Mary's situation unsurreseed for heath hs Classical, Mathematical, Commercial and ‘Turton, deluding ed room. $160 for, term eee 30 eos i jeu teeaion Seyteinber ‘or ress W, ST VESTEM Priscips ON INSTITU KON NVLTGE Warr Mra 3 fre mTU3 ig ana ioniied RUST. Principals Ladies and Li dyd0-0021 ‘twenty. Reopens one cose ae a my og 4 FOR BOY emer ae INEAI rem Principal aes Guccough ed eaie, “GR00 us gab emeee Tt BERLI courses. } mute. | SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 723 140h st. nw. al) Bummer (pum Eat ont 16. “Sy training fe Qs far as porsibie of ahome government. | Sac eer For cireulare and’ tutteoe format ENE C, ©, HALLOWRLE, AM. alah pl8-4n pyres a? (3) SEMINARY AND Labigw pies. aja toderae High fire escapes GENTLEMEN'S GOODS, |i D. Baas, IMPORTER AND TAILOR, SPRING ee ae SESS | NOLS Ee wD. BARR, i331 Penne. ave LADIES GOODs,