Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1890, Page 7

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La By o:dinary letter, containing Money issued by a Esgfeme rem Companies, New York Buchsuge, Dreit of Pusta: titled Address Rezistered Letters contain! i ae te SEW ORLEANS NATIONAL Pee shat the pay arexuaeis apaerareete hose chart red rts; ther a sty of all = us <chem KEMEMBER thee the SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES has decided that the Louisiana 218 K04 18 22,5,9,1%. 6, 1%, 15,21, 18 ‘These figures are the numbers of the alphabet which spellout the uame of the VERY MIGHEST GRADE SPRING WHEAT PATERT FLOUR Manufactured im the world, the justly Celebrated BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR, And for sale by the following First-class Grocers: CHARLES 1. KELLOGG, Masouic Temple. W. E. ABBOTT, 1721 Peunsylvania ave. and.cor. 11th and H sta. GEORGE E KENNEDY & SONS 1200 F st and 1216 Connecticut ave. B. F. BACON, 640 Penneyivanis ave. CORNWELL & SON, 1412 Pennayivania sve, C. C. BRYAN, 1413 New York ave. BEALL & BAKER, 486 Penusylveniasve, ¥. E. WHITE, 635 Louisiana ave. & K WATERS, 1342 7th at AO, WRIGHT, 1632 14th st nw, BURCHARD & CO., 354 Pennsylvania ave. W. 1. GIVEX, cor 3d aud Hf sta. 2. Xo Troubic, Eaflty sax yout Drasint of tht on aay oy CE SMR, PHSB pee CITY AND DISTRICT. PROPOSED HLITARY CHANGE. @F “Onward and upward” is the motto of | Abolition of the © Present System of ea eee vari Onward in its extending Divisfon Commands Favored. influence, upward in its circulation and adver-| The President and Be Secretary Proctor are tising business, The increase is a steady, seriously considering » proposition advocated healthful one. SCORES OF EDITORS. by several prominent army officers for the abolition of the present system of division commands and to have military affairs admin- istered hereafter through department com- Pennsylvania Journalists on Their Sum- mands, It is argued that the present system "mer Outing. Yesterday afternuon the members of the is cumbersome and expensive, and that it in- volves unnecessary delay in the transmission Pennsylvania Editorial Association, who are out | “24 consideration of official papers. The great for their annual excursion, arrived in this city. They went to their headquarters at the National Hotel, and after dinner scattered through the city on sight-seeing expeditions. Today they spent in viewing the city, visiting Congress and making « call at the White House, and at 5 o'clock take boat for Norfolk. The excursion- division of the Missouri was created for the Purpose of giving Gen. Sherman s command suitable to his rank and has been continued ever since because of important Indian cam- paigns within its territory. These troubles are now confined to asmall extent of territory and are no longer an important factor in military affairs. It is understood that ists will return Friday and spend several days|the President and Secretary of War here. The party comprises the following: D. 8. are favorable to the proposed change as tending to asimplification of military methods and as doing away with the maintenance of useless Atkinson and lady, Daily Tribune, Greensburg; | military establishments. In case the change is LC. Arnold and iady, Law Review, Lancaster: made amajor general will be placedin command E.F. Acheson and lady, Observer, Washing- | of each of the two important departments—the T. L. Adams and lady, Herald, Berwyn; R, Althouse and lady, Transcript, Skippack; J. H, Allen and wife, Supper Table, Washing- ton; Mra. E. 8, Bladen and lady, Taggarts ‘Times, Philadelphia; Mr. F. E. Benedict and Philadelphia; Addison B. Burk and lady. Public Ledger. Philadel W. Bowen and wife, Daily Blizzard, Oil City; ©. Boyer and Indy, Evening Herald. Shen- Ete. A. Baker and lady, Freeman, New Bloomfield; €. A. Bell and lady, ‘Pimes, Choch- ranton; A.B. Brumbaugh and lady, Pilgrim, Huntingdon; N. C. Barclay and wife, Sun, AI: . 8. Bowman and ton, Sentinel, Miilers- burg: Theo. F. Barron and Indy. Record, Ash- land: F. J. Black and lady, Democrat, Brook- ville; P. C, Boyle and indy, Daily Derrick. Oil ‘City; “J. A. Bechtel and lady, W. Schuylkill’ Press, Tremont; H. F. Barbour and lady, Evening Star, Bradford; Thomas Bevan and wife, Dispatch, Catasa- qe: P. J. Bartleson and lady, Advertiser, harpsville; E. H. Burkholder lie; Ward W. Barbour and g Star, Bradford; Geor ing Star, Farme lady, Sunday Mo: Atlantic and the Pacific—and the interior de- partments will be commanded by brigadier generals, all of whom will report direct to aj. Gen, Schofield, commanding the army, whose headquarters’ will’ be at Washington, The effect of the change would be merely nom- inal in Now York city and San Francisco, where are located both the division and Ue dada: headquarters, but would deprive Chicago of her military establishment altogether, unless it were mado the headquarters of a depart- ment commander. It is not likely, however, that there will be any change in the existing system before the Ist of September. A LETTER FROM MR. REED. The Speaker Accepts Membership in the Americus Club of Pittsburg. At the last meeting of the Americus Repub- lican Club of Pittsburg, July 5, Speaker Reed's nd lady. Guid: | name was, by resolution of the board of trus- tees, submitted for honorary membership in | the club and upunimously approved. At the M Beyecaea Leap “Seating, Maayan; dom same time # resolution was offered and adopted doah; A. H. Coffroth and lady, Democrat, Som. | in support of the federal election bill. ‘The erset; D. K. Cushman and lady, Sun, North | action of the club anda copy of the resolution Eas ; K. Conrad and lady, Journal, ‘MeVey- Democrat, Lock = Whitman Dambley, Der Neutralist, ; H. C. Dern and lady, Daily Tribune, . I, Devenney and Indy, Daily News, port; Rosa T. Davis and lady, Ledger, Pottstown; w. F, Eichholtz and lady, Daily, Sunbury; J. E. Eichholtz and wife, Democr: Sunbury: ; I. B. Fonikrod and ‘wife, Dispatch Frankford C3 Cyrus T, Fox and wife, Timos an Dispatch, dier and wife, Key- e pmtenns Bellefonte; J: having been transmitted to Mr. Reed Mr. Houghton, the secretary of the club, is in re- ceipt of the following reply from him: “Ihave received today your letter informing me of my election as an honorary member of the Americus Republican Club and transmit- J.T. Earl and af Gazette, Drift. | ing the generous and encouraging resolution of the club on the passage of the federal elec- tion bill. Ineed not teil you that I hold in the highest esteem the honor which is thus ves B. Fisher and | Conferrod upon me by election to honorary wife, Gazette, Waynesboro’; J. M. Fritz and| membership in so famous and influential a lady, Tribune, Nanticoke; Aibert Gilbert and | club and [ hope you will express to the club wife, Herald, Pine Grove; W. Hayes Grier and | my thanks for the honor, Allow me also as wife, Independent, Columbia; E. H. Grave | one of the republican majority in the House to and lady, Times, Coatesville; A. F. Gecsey cxprese my appreciation of your resolution of and lady, ‘Daily Gazette, York; A. P. Green and wife, Republican, Chest lady, Advance, Leechburg: wife. Local News, West C! Eats ; Edward Hill and | bil approval of the passage of the federal election and it is my sincere hope that before many W. H. Hodgson and | days your club may have the satisfaction of |. 8. Hamaker | knowing that the measure to which your club and wife. Rocket. Wyalusing; W. E. Howell | has lent such loyal support has become the and lady, Ruthridge Monthly, Easton; J. N. | !aw of the land.” Huntsberger and lady, Independent, College- ville; Harry Hunter and lady, Messenger, Ash- land; B. F. Haines, Independent, Honcs- dale; Theodore Hart, jr., and wife. Even- ing Gazette, Pittston; J. H. James and apne Local, Ashland; LH. Knox, wife and lady, Ki Repeat Waynesburg; Lucy Kinsloe and ide, ublican, Lock Haven; H. Kreider and ly, Journal, Annville; Frank Kinsl er Evening Express, Lock Haven; Fred. Lo and lady, Center Reporter, Center Hall; Lutz and wife, Inquirer. Bedfor: J. A. Linin- eR pai EIGHTY-FOUR BODIES FOUND. Full Extent of the Lake Pepin Disaster Not Yet Known. Nothing new developed along the shore of Lake Pepin up to last night. Dynamite was loe and | used vigorously under the direction of Gen. Mullen, who had Capt. Peter Berkey’s steam eFovre and wife, Herald Eri; John | Yacht at headquarters. A close watch was kept up along the shore, but nothing was ger and wife, Globe, New Wilmington; J. B.| found. It.s probable that no more bodies will MoCalley and wife. Emerald Vindicator, Pitts burg; James Mills and wife, Daily Post, Pitts- burg; A. R. McCarthy and J. C. Taylor, Times, Mount Union; Frank Mortimer and wi be found for two or three days, and the hope at Lake City is that not over a dozen more are in the lake, but at Red Wing the number has Times, New Bloomfield; P. Gray Meek | been placed at two or three times that figure. and | wife, Watchman, Bellefonte; _H. | The best obtainable facts and figures place the A. McFadden and lady, Weekly ‘times, Altoona; H. G. Merrill and_wi R. E. Intelli- gencer, Wilkesbarre; oo R. Missimer and wife, Advocate. Steelto News, comme frag J. Miller and lady, New: Punxatawne: E. McLean and wife, Tim: Union City; J. R. MoAfee and lady, Tribu and Herald, Greensburg; £. B. McKee and lady, Daily Review, Towanda; R. B. McKee and lady, Journal, Freeport; J. J. McLauri: daughter, Telegram, Harrisburg; W. B. Mac- Kellar and lady, oo ypoetaphical Advocate, Philadelphia; J. joses and lady, Jeffer- sonian, West Cheeta ae A. Mellon and lady, Globe-Star, Beaver; I. Moses and lady, Leader, Waterford; Sages Miller and wife, number of deaths from the wreck of the Sea Wing at about one hundred and thirty. This, F. Moses and wife, The | however, can only be called an approximation, for the list of the excursion party is neces- sarily incomplete and only in course of time can the missing and the recoyered dead be a numbered. he public buildings are draped with black , wife and | and many merchants and private citizens have also made displays of mourning emblems. Women who were saved from the wreck are yet suffering from nervous prostration and exhaus- tion, and in one or two instances the victims are in such a precarious condition that knowl- edge of the awful extent of the disaster and of Democrat. Smithport; Wm. McEnaney and | the fate of dear ones of their own family hag wife, American Citizen, Titusville; Franz Mil- letat and wife, Freie Presse, Meadville; W. H. | ber of bodies found up to this time is ei Stan- McCrea and lady, Sentinel, Carlisle; y Neiman and lad c Niver and lady, Reokiy Record, Brock way- ville; Mrs. M. B. Oswald and daughter, Union Free Press, Kittanning: Wil News, Newport; H. T. Pratt The Arrow, W. k Place and lady, Pennsylvania Telegram, Read- ing; O. T. Pancoast and wife. Semi-Weekly beon carefully kept from their ears, ‘The num- ighty-four. At Hed Wing funerals were hold all day yester- Free ‘Press, Easton; Ed. day. Business houses were closed and mourning emblems were everywhere displayed. Coroner Kylio will hold an inquest at once on the body im Orr | of E. J. Johnson of Dakota, who was to have been married yesterday and whose betrothed M:| was also one of those who perished. It is stated that the prosecuting attorney of Good- hue county is of the avowed opinion that this ibe, Thurlow; J. N. Perrine and wife, Weekly disaster is a subject not for action by a coro- Derrick. Oil City; Hugh Pitcairn and wite, Weekly Tribune, Altoona; William Potts and lady, Times, Parksburg; J. H. Pomroy and wife. Colliery Engineer, Scranton; Samuel Paul and wife, Republican, Kittanning; Ivan L. Ranck and lady, Clarion, New Holland: A. M, Row and lady, Rafteman’s Journal, Clearfield: L. Lodgers and son, McKean County Miner’ Smethport; C.F. Ross and lady, Herald, Mili Village; L.V. Ranck and lady, Tribune, Mahanoy City; D. P. Robbins, wife and eb } Morning Dispatch, Erie; G. W. Rianhard and lady, Gri Williamsport; 'H. C. Reeser and lady, Weekly Blizzard, Oil City; Aus. H. Robbins and wife, Independent, Greenville; 0. E. C. Kobinson and lady, Public Spirit, Hatboro’; J. C. Robinson, G.A.Scoutand Mail, Philadelphia; ; Robert B. Risk , Daily Examiner, Lancaster; J. 0. K. Robarts, wife and daughter, Messenger, Phonnix- Yilles 8. Smith and wife, Messenger. Indiana; W. A. Steele and lady, Telegram, Ashland Irwin Steele and wife, Advocate, Ashland; H. J. Stehle and lady, Compiler, Gottys- burg; J. B. Seal and wife, Herald, Millersburg; G. E. Sherwood and wife, Gazette, York; Mra. J. W. Stofer, Star and News, Mount Joy; J. Sanders, wife, and | daughter, Telephone, Wilkesbarre; W. L, Shindel and lady, Demo- erat, Sunbury; Lorena. Shrom and’ sister, Ledger, Newport; F. W. Spaug and lady, Reporter, Leechburg; E. A. Stephenson and lady, Volunteer, Reynoidsville; 0. E. Steele d lady, Free Press, Minersville; Ed. 8. Swartz and lady, Enterprise, Big Run; 8. A. Stewart and wife, East End News, Pittsburg; aU Sheaffer and lady, Record, Renova; Frank som and |: Swee: pe: ton; E. T. Tutten and wife, Republican, vl fonte; C. E. Terry and wife, Democrat, Tank- hannock; R. Millard Tubbs and wife, Echo, Shickshinny; R. H. Thomas and lady, Farmer's Friend, Meehanicsburg; R. H. Thonias, jr.. and lady, Saturday Journal, Mechanicsburg; E. L. ‘Thompeon and wife, Sun, ‘Tarentum; W. W. Trout and lady, Free Pross, Lewiston; dames P. Taylor and lady, Independent Republican, Mo trose: BF. "Vogle and lady, Democrat, Gr Thomas R. Vernon and wife, American, Media; J. K. Witmer and lady, In: niror, B. Warner and lady, eystone x ‘Templar, Minersville; D. K. Waguer and wite, News, Shippensburg; Cleude G. Whetstone and wife, Miners’ Jourual, Potts- ville; s§ MM. Wherry and ‘Indy, Chronicle, Snip- nsburg; Veuk and wife, Republican, lonvsta; Fi . Walters and wife, Democrat, Johnstown; C. H. Wickersham ‘and _ wife, er, Pottstown; E. Z. Wallover and lady, Independent, Harrisburg; D. B. Wilmarth and lady, Gazette, St. Mary's; E. 5. Weyand and lady, Globe-Star, Beaver: E. E. White and wi News, Mt. Carmel: W. 2 Wilson and iady, Weekly Item, Mt "Caieal, Mra. James W. Yocum and lady, The Spy. Columbia; Geor, P. Yost and lady, Item, Glen Rock; Hiram lady, Dispateh, York; H. ML Zug at and iadv, Independent Journal,’ Mechanics: burg; J. Zeamer and ——— Auction Sales of Real Estate. ner’s jury, but should come before the grand jury and shat a at once. soo ____ THE FIRE IN STAMBOUL. The Losses Reach Five Million and the Flames Still Raging. The awful conflagration which began in Stam- boul, Constantinople, Saturday continued its ravages yesterday morning with disastrous ef- feet. Five divisions of the town occupied exclu- sively by Mussulmans and principally built of wood are in ruins, The area covered by the conflagration is enormous and 1,000 houses are burnt down. The building Shekul Islamut was saved only by tremendous exertiona, The pecuniary loss is enormous and many people are believed to have perished: in the flames, Fortunately there was no wind, otherwise half Stamboul! would half been destroyed. ‘This is the greatest disaster since the fire that con. sumed Pera in 1870. The losses by the great fire, which is still raging, now amount to over five million dollars. here is an insurance of £63,880 in British companies on the prop- erty destroyed. Ramors of an Elopement From a New Jersey Town. Lambertville, N.J., was treated to a sensation Monday. Mrs. Hunt, wife of Edward Hunt, and Mrs. Horten, wife of John Horten, left on the noon train, saying they would return inthe evening. They have not returned as yet. It has since been learned that they had no inten- tion of returning. as each had taken with her a large trunk filled with wearing apparel and each had about 860 in cash. Mrs. Hunt is the mother of four children, the youngest not yet six months old, all of whom she left behind. Mrs. Horten has no children, No cause can be assigned for the strauge con- duct of the women, as both husbands were Liven righ r: and both families were sup- to be living happily. Rumor has it that oo married men are missing and are sup. d to be with the women, but this report ~ee0- SILVER GOES UP. Bar Metal Advances to a Price Not Reached for Several Years. A cablegram from London says: The sign- ing of the silver bill by President Harrison, although it was looked upon as a foregone con- clusion, had a very stimulating effect on prices lady, Volunteer, Carlisle, | on the exchange. Bar silver was of course the first to feel the influence, and rose to 50 pence Ratcliffe, D & Co., auctioneers, sold yes- Frans 2x p> rice it has not reached terday afternoon to close the affairs of a syn- several years. e increase in the price of silver iv by no means to be regarded as _per- dicate the following property: Lote $8, 89 and | manent, however. ‘The practical effect of the new silver law has been pretty thoroughly dis. edages sae plier yy — praia x eussed, and the opinion ‘is general that the resent activity in silver bi a will not con- John L. Beuchart, for 60 cents Per aquare foot Tine long and’ the peice wi ually recede Lots 21 and 20, same square, to A. Fisher, 59| to a point little if any above figures which cents square foot Low 15, 16, 7 18 and’ 19, | have ruled for the last year. same @, to same purchaser 59 cents square loot Lots 1 and 14, same square, 100. The town of Fort-de-France of Martinique, © Obappelie, for te neta ware foot, | one of the West Indies, was nearly destroyed | 7 7, for 64 fre June 22. Three-fourths of the ion were rendered homeless and great Sor 58 destitution prevails. Twenty-five lives were Top | fost in the flames. Lontionterry sa TWA? nk SPARKLING AND STILL. THE STRONGEST NATURAL LITHIA SPRING WATER KNOWN. & DELIGHTFUL TABLE WATER. WITHOUT AN EQUAL. Leading Hotels apd Clubs find it to b> the most popular water on the let, All who drink it sre unamtmous im ite praise. For sale by ALL DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND MINERAL WATER DEALERS. SUMMER RESORTS SUMMER RESORTS. ER COTTAGE, 193 KENTUCRY AVE, AT- antic City, Xs — the beach. Terma moderate, Coxe HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. The coolest point on the island facing inlet and ocean Accommodation 500 guests. Superior table. For circular addi eens _R. HAMILTON, _ ¢ the sea Kacel G8 to'dld per week: 1.50 10° 82 ber louse onthe island at these ra tof house and particulars, JAB! eT WOUDE, Tacitie avo, near iiiinole, Atlantic City, x. J. Kefurnished; new and first-class, j,cteam 2 bells. Two minutes’ walk from beacl per day. Now open. Mrs, eerie ete ON, ATLANTIC Cr larged ‘aud iniproved, ‘Virginia ave. wear the ocean, OL, M. H° TEL EMER: Atlantic City, South Carulinn ave. tient she ocean, 2m SAMUEL OTEL GI LBEY, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., dof jectigut avons oreaestra, eiectnio belle 1 ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, XSINGTON, ATLANTIC cr .C. ‘hake Frop. | Kiusette aves, Aaa ¥," eutucky ave. aid Meache new house; every jence; fie ocean view; $2 to $2.50 per da} Je19-Lmj" L, ¥. STICKNEY. 89 to $14 per week. OTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N. J, the President’s suminer hoine.” The finest bench tu the world Immediately obposite, the new iron pier. Owned by same 1 ‘Accommo- dat guests, a JAMES & STEFFNER. eae HOT! S CAPE MAY, 8.3. REMOD: AND FURNISHED. i THEO, WALTON, Prop. CAPE MAY. N.J., DIRECTLY OP- posite the hot and cold water sea baths; location Unsurpassed; table appointments, cuisine first-class. For particulars apply to THEO. MUELLER. R. je14-2m IP RE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, NJ. Open June 14.” Directly on the Beach Location unsurpassed. Je2-2m_ W. W. GREEN, Proprietor. PRAY VIEW HOTEL, Directly on the beach, « coer ot —— Spray at View Gro’ JOE Cuisine and appointments of the Highest Order. o16-2m K wee, Ocean nigel Am pH etna OOKAN GROVE, ¥. Accommodations and appointments fest lass. ierrdgee the Best. | Accomm }. Will open May 1, 1890, WM. P: DOLBI pu: EL DORA FOURTEERTHE SEASON, AT Gi N.J.. near —_ : aati a ga Ybre. ECTLY electric odern spproyemente: Jith season THOMAS DEVLIN, Prop. my: ONTINENTAL HOTEL, SKA ISLE orTy, - New hotel--elewantly furnishod reeny oe #4 trains direct to the hotel. ANKE, Late of New Columbia, Cape May, aes PARK HOTEL. Five minutes’ walk from the ocean to Barnegat Fishin, sailing, crabbing, bathh i eee No hity fe tev Sinton Bl ___SEA-SIDE ine ACADIAN CASTINE, MF. Charmingly situated: unexcelled water view; ‘spacious grounds; exceilent opportunities for boating. driving and fishing. Open June 23. Rates 2.508 day; $10 to @15aweek. EP. WALKER & CO., pro- Prietors; W. A. Walker, Manager; H, L. Banks, late of Adams House, Boston, Steward. n30-cozm ‘EIA eae CITY, N.o. ll the year; close to beach; ocean front: _HUTTON & LAHEY. Mans. and Atlantic aves, Stecleaced tor the year oy _my16-¢o,2m_ M. C. ANDKEWS, ‘Atlantic City, m 3 to per aay #3, es tia Sen thesi T pam. Thiet. with cut of hotel, diagram of tach Sleeping oor, Pricelist, &c. H. D.EAS1 MAN of Bait. Prop, ap1. HAS. PRESSE. PROP, ESSER HOUSE, M 14, Misatsnipri, ave. Mieces every eveuinie tru shiec! ‘piceiric cars, | Walinemacher's orchestra tached. or I *SCHEMCUT & ‘eo s™ CHAKLES, _je10.zmn nt nt Belaar N ROS ae WHE ARLINGTON, ATL. Ocean #20 Michigan Conveniently located. 6-3m JAMES 8 ‘AN END OF CONNECT) : desirable rooms and ex- » North Carolina a Unobstructed dcean view. Saltwater bathsiu the Louse, Elevator. Te COLONNADE Washington lees elicited. Per week—14 1st floor, The house renovated ii New Dining Koom, Kitchen aud Office, bets, Matting and Beds, UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. L, C. RINES, of the Elsmere, 8, ATLANTIC CIT}, ichixa ave. ; open ea Propriet oF ATLANTIC CIty, ‘July 'd floor, @10 3d floor. modern, ie jU Qpes, all the your, Mrs. FE. WILE. q a LANSDALE, North Carolina sve., near the beach, Atlantic City, pen, ‘Under now manareme HE MINNEQUA, ATEANTIC CITY, N. J. Detween Arkansas and Missouri aves, . KReturnished. Uuder new ee Everything Sirst-class, Write tor dhe ot b, vaee: FOP. ges Wescott & ey 1907 NTL. NTIC CITY, N. oe Pacitie above New Shey : a 3 VOORHEES. spss united ee Ft ATLANIG CITY, X CITY, N.J, model eee Towk ‘on the coast E VICTORIA, ATLANT! b OTY, N ri s007k Carolina ever sees toe beate, nlared, remodeled, thoreuxhly migra , 1y 8 “ASBU. uRY ‘PARK, 3 N. J. —THE BRIGHTON, ON one and a bait blocks from ocean ; I wel ed aud communicating soos: rtesian water and Aspuny PARK, N.J. ‘COLE MA’ Directly on the Beach, The Leading Hotel, now open, For rates, diagrams infec ly to J. E. RALPH, Prop., spuny PARK, . modern improvemen ZOO muests, For particu! THE NIMORE— ALL SBURY Pani GUERNSEY-SEV. N ~ beach, Ed and Voven wire springs a hair ‘muattrasses. ‘Exeel- erate pcin ‘Yistht season. “ASBURY PARK, NJ ‘end of Sunset ave, Sqhitary equipment Terms ton add: THE ee AUGUSTINE ce Tm toanitary cquimnent rea sik, AMY IEE 4 croera. Family Hotel, fronting on oo ‘unobstructed view Electricity; Artesian water: all modern improvements ;superior table; terms moderate SBURY, PARK, lighted by Gan and AFAY. AGBURY PARK, XJ. west corner 40h soph igble beds inten ie aed a. powen. |e 213 FIRST AVE, ‘Wide CONTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, R.1., WILL OPEN JULY 1. CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. EAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HALBOR. W YORK, no AND NEW BRUNSWICK ¥, beyinning June 7, TEASTPORS | } teanier P. MILLER leaves every noon for Rockland, Hac Sees eal Socherpet nad Bangor. Connections tor jorthern Eastern pate pues ‘convenient and enjoyable route for CAM: rg pot convenient and route for CAM- PO) ANDKEWS. GRAND. MANAN, Moosein: AD LAKE and all resorts in Maine. On ti ced rat can be purchased at Low's ange, 9: For further information g ply 0 ¥. H. SMIT! General Managers, 7 and my28-eo3m SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. __ = ot HOTEL, BAY Eines — OTEL OPENS JU: cr day. "Weekly 3 ne La a ten for famiilion, ‘ait MEZIC ieee _ my28toau20 cha idee, Ma, VOBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA'S S SEASID: RESORT / im the eS a inerease of Hotel accommo- dations; new bu mila other improvements; the heat beach and surf bathing in the w: ; snipe shoot, 4 ean from north oF iat et off be = i hor-bound ‘rain and the 5:18 p.m. south-bound train at Cobb's Station; passengers transh to the island by steamer. ‘week, #40 per month; hotel BR ack ther information address A. F. COBB, Prop. je5-2m L, ON SALT WATERS OF he Lower Potomac.—Fatcily Hotel; fine ishing and crabbime 1ouRe ood uns BOARD AND ROOMS 87 PER week; Bothing hee, ‘Address Mrs. GE, JOHNSON, i Colonial Beach, Va, EALTH RESORT—CHERRY-STONE COTTAGE, situated at Cherrystone | Inlet, | Chesapeake ampton gounty, 36 miles fro n Cher iton'Statiow on the SCY, Peand X ach houre is contain 50 room now being finihed, will pletely furp{shed; billiard room, bar room, room; stabiing for 12 horses: cover for 10 wharf 700 feet long; inclosed Davilion at eu inclosed swimming pool beneat poo! for ladies and children. 300 4 joking table den to supply houne, 188 feet of porch around ain Bouse iuclosed with glase: persons; row boats: > acres of oyster round pina ‘with oysters; 3 wells of pure cool soft water, sethia due Nour of i ben hooting grounds for wi the ANuniie const oysters, butd, and 3 abd fish in abundance in vig no mals igor ‘mone foes: now open for, gues AR 10 per 35 for Steamet “to ol eeks. nt, themes’ to. Ca Siutnen By. them "by ra to Cheriion Station, w! ‘will ‘mee! Cost from Washington to Chetryetone Go ‘Cottages includ ing meale and state roo! Washington A Norfolk feamnep and aeriy arrive at Cherrystoue Cottage the next morning oe wise 3y2-1m* - “Cheriion P.0., Va Bae, AT FAM HOUSE-PLE} pRoenes a R oc HOTEL EARLINGTON. FRONTING THE PARK AND NEW BATHING ESTABLISHMENT. For information, illustrated pamphlet, diarrams, Siow ‘M. BARLE, owner and proprietor. are GLEN Separate aoe This new institution. under ti RRL of experienced pliysic ine medical Sinus, will open for guest QYARLOOKING , THIRTY forests and near the famous WATK: be equipped with the most approved therape: plane _dneludi fassian, Roxa a Moliere Saline and Se ‘Aloo Mossuce, ic vad all forms of Electric Pui ino. Valuable ‘tnineral for SALINE, IKON, IODINE apa 8U “Beautiful views, charming walks and drives, pure air, boating. Sehinw, &e. ee ecane Elevator, Electric Bells, & M. E MEFRoyers DSO SULPHUR SPRINGS—Ko MI igo Washington, W. Md. i... 1-000 feet above Me imonaatton pure water; oe ae see build ro a a mosquitoes. a few rons yet office for circular 01 Jez3-1m_ J. H. SHAFFER, Prop. SE, IN (ABLEGHEN IES: riving horses: ‘bowling atic rates. Jo! PAIN VIEW HOU! 3,000 feet elevation: le and di ‘OR SALE OR RENT—AMONG THE BERKSHIRE Hills—a Beautiful Country Resideuce in Great Bar- Masa. ‘The grounds consist of eight acres. part in grove and rt faia'out in well-kept lawns, shaded by large and he house Jo 40, feet, square. with an extension 38 t has broad i Sullge peiior, dintug rooms iorary. ‘clans cesses butler's pantry, kitchen, laundr; ond floor, four large bed roome in main part of house aud three in the extension, bath room, lineu room and Store room; third story, three bed rooms, trunk root, i modern improveuients Tangs und store room; sec” inttided ‘to this are lar, dey and well cemented, i is for six Lorses, box stalls, b room and room for twelve carri : plentifully *up- plied with running water and well veutilated. Th ‘the place house, &e. pl Price, completely furuis for. ~ Particulars a path ican 3 & yoo! Case MOUNTAINS, LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKS. and after SUNDAY, JUNE Wort Shore reliresa Ui" Station ‘of the Pennsylvania close connection with fast trains toubd trom Wash" NEATORULL, MOUNTAIN EXPRESS. —Leave Wash- y City tation at 10:20am. via Kingston, 5:43 Hotel, cia, care — Yo Hicvart aud Jersey ¢ yD, CATSEILL, moons EX- Motel Kasterskii or 01 m.; Mountain Houce Sta 20. is oa", saraton Ce Bane Oaa "AND CATSRILL MOUNTAIN SPE ratoga Parlor jersey “City for Hotel Raatefektil, Gramd Hotel Station and Washington to Saratoga without TTurchase tickets at Pennsylvania railroad o ty connect in the Jersey Ci West Shore railroa € Je25-to sel General Passenger Agen! ATER GAP HOUSE, laware Water Gap, Pa. 1, W, BROADHEAD._ cos and. 1 for all rte re- q iE " ONEAND fotze. GARRISON-ON-HUDSON, 4.Y., opposite West Point, | . Pure mountain air an Select Family Hotel. 0 miles from New York pare cprine water GARRISON, Manager. MMIT HOTE HOTEL, L GAITHERSBURG, MD. 50 forty mainmnies) ride ‘there- a eae 3 ab pleasant aa, Mra sires at HONY HALL, HARPER'S ptilehest ont Rete Shetandeat tad Paton card and oer Bet: Bias BP, Willisiuss Ges, it. A Qe WOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S Feast. ¥. ya roprie janjong the mountain shady Iw pen Ji y lawns: Fecmustewly painted and renovated; fine views from’ all milk; a6 oRRETy HOUSE. PCAN, HILL HARPER'S Mire. Ki splendid py fase: 6 per week: children half price. Faguieaias No a = Feary W. 73. full view fi Bb oa Devs aude yas Cards at Star office, MT. HOUS! WASHING’ cit BE oes ore, Md. MISCE! ae Fes aes, 2 eae eee “purines. "A'Fine and. Commodious Summer esert are ati information furstsivea al ruat rani ou Pe Plication to Mees ELIZA. LA ANCER, ‘Lock Bo Monroe, Old Polat Comfort, Va. TLANTIO HQTEL, OCEAN CITY. MD., In Now Acpan: Largest and best locat ‘on the beach Fi thine, toe Foe ‘ishing a at Mailing: rlectrie toes: ut 1d rices restored, A‘ MELO. Maude? pti ONGHESS HALL O ockax CITY, MD... Gunning and fg end Piston — ming. 10 per weel ihm’ SELPY, POWELL & CO. — ‘T lawn, fine in water, hot and Thicoen, fine scenery Hagerstown, Md. QORE'S HOTEL AND | SUMMER, RESORT, ia eral Sees RETREAT"—DELIGH™ od in the mountains of Maryland Comet yisse oe EP TAYE, REFINED FAMILY LIVING tains pear Sep seme TRY BOARD FOR ADULTS ONLY AT B WILTBERA| ‘Terre Pr trench beaed ORO ate oe EASONS DESIRING, GOOD COD: > COUNTRY le ee sp eaeecu Tata e pacderste reise 0., via eta i- Bonen at ae NEAR ROUND MILL BTA ry Bont; fine pnguntaln, view, WINS BRO Peason son F.0. Loudoun ao va - 14-was,3m 7PHE “BEST” HO TH House can secommodate s few more boarders feng of mie ere pienay of mal ean vaeetab ‘spring Sarat a ee Te shade of orwcit Address E. A. BEST, Round Hill, oe, OcUST LAWN.” ge MER Liiicne tk, de. bu CARD IN PRIVATE E FAMILY. Locaren 8 oN the Potomac river le, fom, Piney | Pole Hotel. Terme $1 per day. RH OOLE. ney Point Ri BOARDERA WANTFD — DS LEWIR, Ha Water in the house fresh ever very aos. Wee fore Reterences wiven ain required, EDUCATIONAL. {EE MAR COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ab® Conservatory, ts the for Young Women. ‘Send for catalogue, CORNELIUS L. KEEDY, jy15-2m__ Hacervicwa, Meryl Sr, sonws couzxer, ANNAPOLIS, a aes ud Pour Courseect Study. ENTION Git sie er ad “Or © cra ER Fox TH ‘or cataloxnes address presi dy14-1m THOMAS FELL LaL.D., red = HORTHAN D. Acine Phonography sequired in 16 _eepona Typewriting taught free of charge to dents. wy" ve — wy Students hel Posihousn See de phiet for full o lars. MEAD SCHOOL HONOGRAPI ip veh Fetnw. F. J. MU ves, Hy dy 146" AWANTER TO ae RY Ok TO DRAW Gi a Crason" Portrait 3 lessons: no knowledge of fy aemeape i- monies sl . BEYNOLDS, artist, as) ‘7th ot, ALL SUMMEK. 804 E ST_BEST PLACR Painting ; Crayon: ite, in oie y ORWOOD INsTITC TE Keopeus Septew ber 29, with Increased Faculty aud Many rovements, Jy10-3m_Mr.and Mrs. WM. D. CABELL, Prineipala, ERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, WiLL ie avai year peptember sas 1880. ne is sete pare the appoint cuts ensallonte moderate. For catalogues MNELL, A. M., LLD., yoo ma. s ENCERIAN BUSINESS | COLLEGK, Corner 7th aud D sts. n.w. r Instruction. Haptic Writing and Book Kreping. Fuvlish Branches aud Algebra for promotien, Shorthand and Typewritine, cal ore ind to coucalogue and Circular or send tor \ K, LL.B, Primeipal; sane SUEK. Vee Principal ~ ss STAMMERING AND SPEECH Sairepinan ta even in seemingly hopeless cases, c fal 10 yoare, Prospreten tyes “ROK'S Stak Bediord ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. e VIRGINIA MILITAKY INSTITUTE, LEXING- ton, Va. S2d year. Biante Military, Scientific and Techuical School. “Thorough courses in applied chemistry and in engineering, ‘Confers gree ot wraduate in academ ‘Spee'al Sum: ra tnt. —— SHIPP, bupermiendent, L GH BEYOND DOUBT " = of the best tne ra Ng a: of the counits. ““Alrougit the generosity a nder, the Hom. Awa Packer, tuition ts offered freefo bie to pans | requirements for sduission hy ratory School for = University ® the omy school reccinmended ans weed as sik by Brew. cuit For —— » Bethlebem, Mm “ACADEMY FOR ar Phitedel pis “heal, Heipt: a3 Kducaton wath Formation of ¢ a Sain Business ©: $350 ALKADI (ales, Principal GN ARTHMOLE COLLEGE, Opens 9th_ mon! At wt th, a Babe. ie minutes: ; Phin Under care af i y Degrees. Tul jocation, extensive grounds, Puidiues, maching shop laboravories cud branes: Furi address M. it APPLETON. PhD, _my30-eo3m Present, YEW YORK MILITARY ACADEATY, i COL NWALL-ON-HUDSUN, BY. ror cea catalowue of 72 pages address Cot. C.J. WRIGHT, B.S. A.M., Superintendent, dy lv-cotm NIVERSITY OF VIRGINI CHARLOTTESVILLE, vm Bixty-eovenih sownep, bern, Oct. 1. Counce tm Letters ‘and! Science, Law Medicine and vil, Sanitary, Mining aud Mec! Tape srk ime Chemin, iat et ivtology, Pathol ae cae a ou R TOR, Cate at soothers. _dyS-skw-2wain [HE BERLITZ BOHOL pean eevee ree) Branches ‘iu New York, Boston bh delphia, care, Lowsville, Paris, France. Berlin Drvedens, Germany, Moscow, Kuswia, abd” Loudon, Ruglagd. ‘Also Suinmer — in Asbury Park." mz8-dexth Kia ‘CHOOL FOR Gills, one 8 Montrowery county, Ma reopen 264 ori primate auued at, with the as fares of ahome sovmtniuent dber ie Tinted ed and ‘copectal care ‘of the scholars. For civeulars and furtoer NINGTON (N.3) SEMI SEMINARY AND ns Collewe.—Fifty-! ral yout SoS incilties. Terms mode: igh and beatiful “tg ae" ce THOs. jae fa 3014-39 President for Twent LL EOE OF wie TE FREN my-16-3m* Of ernie ag “~e) me | CENSUS 43 AND CIVIL-SERVICE EXAMINA’ ial peepenetion ee years’ experience. 8. W. FLYNN, AM, f tute, ew. cor. Sth and K sta, ee _LADIES _GOODB. LAWN. ROCKVILLE, MD. Aer pe OPEN = BICY a QEA SIDE HOTEL. OCEAN CITY, MD. fire spplyte Star office or to ee |e wi , OL! POINT COMFORT, VA— Sear ee: Se Saat tare Bus, ioe ays on i June ’, ‘ALT! URTOS a m17-3m* 935 Lat. i i RSS Fehze DOUGLASS HOUSE AT KEMOBOTH, bo will open Suly wit uy the beach for bathing, fishing and lerme muderate. Address— MRS. ©. LON 4 _iyll-tw Me naobotie Bel. TOM, iS Et ST. GEURGE'S ISLAN. iD. ha Sr De adres i" J. ADAMS & fer to A. ier, 911 7th nw. a AND BATHS. MBEDFORD F D PERS. As si iaeraiees s Accres sraesinae ane pppiein Under New Management Famous Medicinal Springs. Fine Swimming Pools. ‘Mountain Air and Scenery. All Bail, Only Three EDFORD ICYCLES—THE FLLE” SAFETIES FOI and Children + and All Since imede Neto’ aid i = TILE ON THE INCKEASE. wR a tage Gtk greater variety qc. ¢ we bede srets 9 L iaeayi a ay 13% 14thet. ow, ST. X.W., WEAR ome | A SERS Sas ee 43 Gs | EP ewer te emt Always in gemma MULE. M. 3. PRANDT'S, 12vy Foot pw, (Mra Harrison, Fine French Bair Goods afsserene *) Ace canner ae ms oe Pinking. ‘Manufacturer of Base PRS Ree si4 FAMILY __SUPPLIES. BESS