Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1890, Page 7

——s, F CITY AND_DISTRICT. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©., ANOTHER RACE WAR. a SLAIN BY AN INSECT. Ea The difference between a loose "vague | 4 Small Quarrel Over « Boat in Barns | A Beautiful Girl Succumbs to = Centi- boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is a ‘wide one, and of great significance to a person interested in the statement Tux Stam swears to ite circulation, This is » point of great im- portance to advertisers. THE POTUMAC’S REGATTA, Three Interesting Rowing Contests Last Night. The Potomac Athletic Club held the first of ite summer regattas last evening in front of their boat house, There was s large number of the fffends of the club present, and the balconies and floats were crowded with an en- thusiastic audience to view the different races on the water. There were three races and two crews ontered in each race. Tho first was be- tween junior fours and was won by & crew com- posed of Rhinehart, stroke; McCoy, No. 8: Whiting, No. 2, and Doyle, bow. The losing crew was made up of Lewis, stroke; Hillyer, No. 3; French, No. 2; Selden, bow. The sec- oud race, for senior fours, was won by Dyer, stroke; Norton, No. 3; Sawyer, No. 2, and Worden, bow. The other crew consisted of Robinson, a stroke: Rhinehart, No. 3; Offley, No. and Fi ir We » the third race was between two eights and was the most interesting and exciting event of the day. The two crews kept together all through, but near the line the crew in the new shell managed to get » slight lead and held it to the eni The crews were as follows: Winners—Dyer, stroke; Norton, No. 7: Hillyer, No, 6; McCoy, No. 5; Zappone, No. 4; Selden, No. 8; Noah, No. 2; Sawyer, bow, and Trescott, coxs Losors—Fisher, stro! Rhinehart, No. 7; Robinson, No. '6; Warden, No. 5; Offley, No. 4: Whiting, No, 8; French, No. 2; Doyle, bow, and Robers, coxswain, At the conclusion of the raceaa bey ee dance was held in the club house that id until quite a late hour. ————— Is the Sun Umbrella a Delusion? To the Editor of Tux Evemrwo Sap: The habit that has become so prevalent in the last few years of using an umbrella as a protec- tion against the heat of the sun is a very bad one and should be cried down. So far as the direct rays of the san are concerned the prac- tice is a success, but, on the other band, the in- direct rays, equally as scorching, that are re- ilected from the sidewalk to the umbrella, are all focussed on the head and shoulders of the holder, and as the surface of the umbrella is many times greater than the surface of the body that would otherwise be exposed directly to the sun, it follows that we but intensify the condition of things that we wish to lessen. Again, owing to the fanciful protection; the victims of the habit are tempted to the ordinary precautions agaiust hot weather. They move about just as usual when they should keep as quiet as ible, walk long dis- tances instead of riding in the cars, and in their travels are —— to disregard the substantial shade that the streets afford very generally to pedestrians, If umbrellas were made with the convexity downward or asthe sun umbrella of eastern countries with a flat surface, or even as the parasol of the ladies with a small surface and a very long handle, they would be practicable and a great comfort, Used as they are made at reseut, however, they add much to the ex- austive and debilitating effects of the warm weather, and are of no service unless perha to relieve the eye of the sun’s glare and to il- Justrate the power of the imagination. Purstctax.: ay —_—_-___ The Latest English Cruiser. “* From the Providence Jourual. The drst of twénty-niné cruisers of anew class, the construction of which was authorized by parliament last year, has been launched from the works of the Naval Coustruction and Armament Company, Barrow-in-Fur- ness. Twelve of these vessels are to be built in navy yards and the rest by con- tract The new cruiser is named Latona her dimensions re: Length, 300 am, 43 feet; depth of hold, 22 feet 9 inc! nean draft, 16 feet 6 inches; displace- ment, 3/300 tons. The hull throughout is built of steel, the stern post being of cast steel. The ship is not armored. but has a protective deck of steel. arched in form, the crown being 1 foot above the water line at the center, and Sr ay down to @ point about 4 feet below the load line at the sides. This deck is 1 imch thick on the crown and inches on the slope, and covers the a, the heariger 7 Png and ie e upper part of the engines, however, jects pce co deck, and is covered by a of S-inch steel armor with 7-inch teak back- ing. The Latona is divided into numerous water-tight compertments, and has a complete double bottom. The arrangement of the coal bankers is such as to afford additional pro- tection to the machinery. There are two mag- azines forward andaft of the machinery com- partments. A conning tower of steel is piaced on the after end of the forecastle, and is so ar- ranged that all the workings of the ship can be directed from it. The armament will consist of two 6-inch breech-loading rifles on pivot mounts, one on the forecastle and on the six 47-inch rapid-fire guns, three on each broadside; eight 6-pounder rapid-fire uns. four om each broadside; oue S-pounder Hotchkiss and four Nordenfelt machiue guns mounted on deck. In addition to the guns the ship has four torpedo tubes, one forward, one aftand one on each broadside, The two screws, each driven by « vertical. triple expansion engine with cylin, 3314 inches, 49 inches and 74 inches in diame! and 36 inches stroke. The engines are expecte? ngines and 1a, a horse power under forced draft. The forced draft will be on the closed stokehold system, each stokehold being fitted With two powerful blowers driven by in eutengines. The ship is also fully pumps of different kinds, with v. nd- elude 252 officers and men. ———~—e@e—-——__—__ One of Bismarck’s Pipes in Atlanta. From the Atlanta Journal, “This is all that I have left of a pipe which Bismarck used in his school days.” This speaker was Judge J. Gadsden King, who leaned far back in his easy office chair se be spoke and held up in his hand « plain cherry Pipe stem aboat a foot long. “How did I come into possession of it?” the Judge said, repeating my question. “It was in this way. You see my brother, Mitchell C. King. went to school with Bismarck’ when he was a student at Dr. Becker's famous school at Frankfort-on-the-Main. They were classmates and roommates—altogether very in- tienate oy —— — an were a to jeave college Y exehan; pipes— kuow every German student has his pipe. Well, Mitchell brought the pipe which the future chancelior gave him in exohage for his own to America with him and it fell into my bands, for I sm a great smoker, you seo, “The pipe,” Judge King continued, ‘was quite a pretty one. The bowl was made of fine china, aud bad » cameo likeness of Bismarck ou the front of it, Th as long as it is now, for it has hen @ often. I have smoked it a thousand times, never eujoyed a pipe more. “Mitchell and Bismarck were very warm friends and corresponded with each other for years, in fact they de now, I think. Some time ago some! in America wrote Jetter asking him if side of the water. corresponded with two men in Btates—-one was Mitchell C. cas = — Coffin of Aiken, 8. other. is uow seventy-six years at Flat Rock, N. ne o Poe old is the stem?” I — “Well, it’s hard to say,” judge “Let me see, Mitchell it it over wit ~ 1 don’t know how old it was then, teresting memento and I priae it the judge concluded. as he laid oa eat bis desk drawers up his every-day pip uae while a school-day pipe "\ well County, S.C., Begins It. Barnwell county, 8.C., where eight colored men wefe lynched one night last December, is again the scene of a serious race trouble. A ‘telegram from Columbia, $.C., says: At last accounts two persons had been killed and one mortally wounded. The scene of the trouble is the village of Kearse, in the southern por- tion of Barnwell county. Early Tuesday morn- ing the quiet hamlet of Bamberg was startled by the sudden appearance of a dashing courier, his horse all covered with foam. The messen- ger came for immediate help, saying the white people of Kearso feared serious trouble and called on their neighbors for aid. The news La like wildfire and soon twenty-five of mberg’s best men were under arma, A tele- gram was then sent to Graham and Barnwell, asking for assistance for the people of Kearse. Graham responded by sending a squad of fif- teen men under Capt, C. L. Wroten, and Barn- well detailed Sheriff Lancaster and a detach- ey about ate men. sabibhe teed reports were thata posse wi hl who went into the settlements ty make legiti- mate arrests were met by a force of 300 armed colored men, who were determined to resist artest, THE TROUBLE BEGAN AT A FISH FRY. ‘The provocations which led to the present trouble are as follows: Three weeks ago a party of young men, consisting of the Kearse’s, Chit- ties and others, about eight or ten in all, went to the Three Mile Creek on a “fish fry.” At these “fish fries” the fish are cooked on the banks of the river, and the members of the party necessarily have to leave their boats while at dinner, A number of colored men took session of one or more of the young men’s boats, notwithstanding they had been told not to use them. Upon their return the white men remon- strated with them for taking the boat without ission, when one of the offenders, Pink ster, jr., became offensive. For his in- sulting and abusive language he was struck with a buggy whip by Robert Kearee, Enraged by the blow the colored man retaliated, and in the fight which ensued Mr. Kearse was severely injured. aay men of the party went to the rescue of their friend, but before they conld reach him Priester made good his es- enpe, together with the restof his party. There were six oreight colored men in the party. The difficulty was then at an end until that night, when the young men of the fishing ty, with some of their friends, went to Priester’s house for the purpose oi arresting him. On their arrival at the house of Mose Priester, where Pink lived, bgt found no one at home except the parents of the boys, FINING FROM AMBUSH. “After making & careful search they gave up the investigation, and as they were about to leave they were fired on from ambush. At least thirty or forty colored men ar supposed tohave been in the firing party. Before the white men could assume defensive positions Robert Kearse, J. O, Kearse, P. M. Kearse, J. J. Kearse, Frank W. Chi id Henry W. Chitty were wounded. The fire was returned as Promptly as —- and two of the colored men wers slightly wounded, and the others could be heard scampering in every direction. Seeing that no arrests could be made the white men returned to their homes, Henry Kearse, one of the colored men and one of his associ- ates, returned totheir work and offered to suf- fer any punishment the whites might inflict, and begged to be let off witha horsewhipping. As Henry Kearse regretted his indiscretion he was excused, and in return gave the names of the partios who had shot at the whites from ambash, Wednesday a posso went in search of Henry | Carter, but no one was at his house. The posse’ move was to find Henry Grant, Bese toa howe’ & sho of ambushers. Grant's distance from Carter's. ‘The posse surrounded Grant's house and de- tailed one of the number to inquire whether any one was at home. He received no verbal reply, but instead a volley of buckshot from a window, which was suddenly thrown open. The garrison of colored men there fired into the posse, ne of the builets took effect on J. J. Kearse, wounding him fatally. W. H. Creech was seriously wounded in the right hip, and his wounds may result fatally. volley was shot into the window with fatal effect upon Henry Grant, one of the inmates of the house. just as Grant attempted to jump out of the window he was struck. He fell headlong out of the window. At least forty bullets pierced his body and his breast presents the appearance of a sieve, Several women were found in the house and they were unmolested, ——eoe—____ WOMEN IN A BIQ@ RIOT. Nine Persons Trampied to Death bya Curtous Crowd. A serio-comic female riot with tragical re- suite happened at Buda Pesth yesterday. It was the result of a free exhibition of the trous- seau belonging to the Princess Thuro Toixis, the display of which excited uncontrollable tendencies for battle in the soul of every fash- ion-loving female of the twin city. Before the doors of the building where the exhibit was to be given a crowd of over 600 women mbled determined to examjno the laces and lingerie of her royal highness or make trouble for the police, They succeeded in both, ‘They de- manded admittance ina body, and when the Officers declined to tax the capacity of the apartments s mighty cry of bafiled and indig- went up fror the multitude and Di sate ¢ of females attacked the police, the: f,.dhe messongers—everything male maskin sight—with parasols, finger nails and meAt exertions, utterly routing the force placed there for defense and protection and ved the uniformed officers to ignominious ig The crowd then surged into the exhibition rooms and satisfied their curiosity to its full extent. Meanwhile the mounted police had been called, and their pattering down the street struck terror tothe weaker sex, who made another rush for the open, trampling to death in their haste and flight two women and seven children. Order was restored with- out further loss of life, and the police re- ‘mained in possession of the field, together with several cart loads of parasols, hats, bustles, false blonde switches and @ multitude of mis- cellaneous spoil. ————_ 169. A MYSTERIOUS DROWNING. Mrs. Maggie Maguire of Philadelphia Loses Her Life in the Delaware. ‘Mrs. Maggie Maguire of Philadelphin was drowned Tuesday while bathing in the Dela- ware river near the mouth of Big Timber creek at the lower end of Gloucester Beach. Just where the drowning occurred cannot be determined, because the eye witnesses seem to be unable to correctly describe it. Mrs. Maguire, it apperrs, was on a sailing excursion ia acabin yacht from Camden in company with Miss Maggie O'Neil, Miss Maggie San- ders, both of Philadelphia, and Samuel Cousins and Wm. Hare of Camden. ‘The men are locked up in Camden and the girls are in jail and the public prosecutor has ordered that all be kept in custody pending an investigation. ‘Miss O'Neil says that Mrs. Maguire was he sister-in-law, and that while the three women were walking along the shore in Camden Tues- day morning they were met by three men, known to Mrs. Maguire, who invited them to take a sail down river. When below this Mrs, Maguire expressed a desire to take river, The men, Miss O'Neil says, entered row boat and went some distance away, and Mra. Maguire, after removing all her elothi: bape toe. He ‘ment, entered the water, two . refusing to follow her. She played around in the water » short while, and saddenly threw up her arme and sank beneath = face Spon — Con chief of police intervie ere: ‘ays their stories ‘catentict i g pede’s Bite. ‘Miss Ella Egan of 148 Erie street, Jersey City, died in the most horrible egony Tuesday night from the bite of scentipede. Miss Egan was nineteen years old. She and her sisser were noted for thoir good looks, and were well known in sovial circles, Eila was always delicate, and as such was the favorite of the mother, whose heart is almost broken. During the warm evenings it has been the habit of the family to sit on the front steps of the house and enjoy what little breeze finds ite way through the dusty city from the waters of the bay. Several times of late Mrs, Egan and her daugh- ter have noticed the presence on the stones of ® peculiar insect, known to the children as the bundred-legged bug, and which is supposed to crawl into one’s ears and cuuse death, They had been familiar with the sight of the nasty looking things for years and paid little atten- tion to them when they crawied upon their “tag P THURS So ap Fair white hands: Brightclearcomplexion Soft healthful skin. dresses, Last Thursday evening Mra. Egan and her daughter Ella were sitting on the stoop as usual, One of the insects described, unnoticed by crawled upon her dress, and a mo- it stung her on the left cheek near the Mise Ella killed the bi on her face, ing the sting inher cheek, but thought nothing of the matter for soveral days, On Friday the oh began to swell, and thinking that the eting had irritated it, Mrs. Eagan ape plied » few harmless remedies, They seemed to For a DISORDERED LIVER Try BEECHAM’S PILLS. 26cts. a Box. OF ALY DR’ do little if any good. The cheek continued to swell until it was three times ité normal size. aud, at last frightened by the appearance of the girl's face, the mother called in Dr. P, P. ae ae ape J wegeea apace ANS. City, NJ; near the beach, ‘rerme moderaia BLOOD POISONING ENSUES, Dr, Hoffman pronounced it blood poisoning and at once ordered the girl to bed and began to battle with the insidious malady, This was Sunday, and, recognizing that the poison had spread rapidly through the system, Dr. Hoff- man called a brother physician in consultation, The cheek continued to swell, involving ali the facial nerves, and for five days the girl suffered the tortures of Tantalus. Every nerve ached to its fullest extent and the agony almost drove her insane. The swelling of the glands cut off ‘i the circulation of the blood in the face and the | syg-am Forswewlaraddress a roe swollen cheek soon became discolored. Every | 7\ 2 Gansipea means known to medical science to reduce the | [)) ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. w ling was expgrimented with, but to no pur- pose; the cheek continued to swell and Monday the throat began to close up. This prevented N C NGRESS HALL, ‘The coolest point on the island facing inlet and ocean J)opLey ars, D)° Rotter Naate'eve. and Pacific, Atlantic ity, RI, SUMMER RESORTS. ‘Terms moderate. September ASBURY PARK, CLAIRE, 2D AVE., ASBURY N.J., ON] Tee xe TOS int ave,, Asbury Park, X.3. 213 FIRST AVE, iE BT. CLOUD, _yt1dat SEVERAL DESIRABLE ROOMS IN A VSS, ene Ream rome if to adults, f Address 41 the See tin Mrs, ‘M.F. AMER Nate of Washington), — AMBRIDGE, ATLANTIO CITY, NJ. Ocean Front. $2.50 and @3 per Day. All modery ATLANTIC CITY, ¥.J. Accommodation 500 guests, Superior table, Pat AND GUESTS, Write for prospec ig $e17-1m SEASIDE-JERSEY COAST. BRATION VILLA, CAPE MAY CITY, XJ erged Wed. Near the beac \azzas ; a full view Of the Ocean: Rear tho ch; Tron conyentences. Cuisine of the best. SAMUEL H. LEWIS, Prop, aud hot cold sea water bat Bpecial my23-eo3m families for season: Mrs. 3. A. ELS Cape J. my rm OTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N. J, Reat tite President's sanniner eines “the finest ach ia the world. Immediately opposite the new rou pier. Owned by same management, Accommo- ations ior 3YU gaesta, mb3-m JAMES & STEFFNER, TOCKTON Hi +: aa S_ phe Posite the hot and cold water wurpassed ; table appoin' her from taking the nourishment which would | 4 y F particulars apply to T ELLER, havo ‘saved her life, and little by litte, but | modem <onvenisncen:” i LUNGkI Tayioeoain. | MVE WINDSOR, GAPE MAYNS steadily and surely, the girl neared the ond. in | GULENDALE. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. ATLANTIC | “ scored ara nase A 0 case, and Mi irst-class 1 be tanedees 1 to imagine onney tooth in thelr eats modations. ‘Haice 37 to W10 por weak 4. G, MLL 32-201 W. W. GREEN, Proprietor. and double that number aching, and even that | © MATTHEWS. lsteot Infleaie, ny bceut | ore : dhe girl's tongue, held by the chords fn hor | reein rou Larreriazzn overlooking te seu guicl: | ao veweasaniauen capaci 200 open June throat, was unable to express her agony, but | ier Louse outhe inlaud ai these rates, * Sond | QPRAY VIEW HOTEL, her mute eyes, deep wells of suffering, more house afd particulars. SAMES Be MOON. | Directly om the beach, than told what sho was enduring. : DEATH FROM EXHAUSTION, Atlastthe end came. Tired out by her agony and struggles, the girl died and the first smile that had been seen on her face for almosta week wreathed her Jips as she lay back on her pillow and expired, Dr. Hoffman, in speaking of the case, said: “The insect is @ species of the South Ameri- OTEL CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. can centipede, whose sting is cer.ain death. He ictirved ta ng TOG ‘The bite from such as the one that caused the | my10-3m coL, Souk ‘M. CLARK. death of Misa Egan is not nocessarily fatal if | pyorEi eee it istakon in time, The trouble was, however, that no one considered it really dangerous, and Iwas not called in until the poison had thoronghly spread throngh the system, forty- eight hours afterward. Such cases, as I havo said re, are unusual, but not unknown. ilar to the bite of a black spider. Alla physician can do is to reduce the swelling it pos- sible. The truth is that it affects all the facia’ nerves and when you consider their numbe: yr can imagine the suffering of the patient. hen the throat closes it is one of the signs of the end and death follows from exhaustion pro- duced by the patient's inability to take nour- ishment.” FPOTEL BRUNS' shed ; bells. ‘Two minutes’ walk from beac! Perday. Now open. M: ‘underdrain 27d TLANTIC OITY, ¥. . complete. Pacific ave, uneEsce aves, Now open. sie “JOSEPH 8. DAViS. EL CHET WOUDE, we Pacific ave. near Illinois Kefurnished New, modern, firs tween, New York and ‘ei jm Atlantic City, N.J. ; new and first-class; steam hest; call - 82.50 and 83 | NNIKGKUBB. “my10-Su | {J OTEL EMERSON, Atlautie City, N. J. South Carolina ava. tient tie ocean, _my24-2m CS BAMUEL J. YOUNG. OTEL GILSEY, ATLANTIO CITY, N.J., OORAN ond of Conneclieut ave., orchestra, siacirie belle _ ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER. _ NGTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J, Missourl ave., near ateading Katlrosd bk. Muropean and American plan. 4.0. JOHNSON, |, open 30 Po pele Ni OTEL LELANDE, ON THE BEACH, Massachusetts ave,, Atlantic City. N.J. MAS, WAGN »AMUEL WAGNER, janage: Proprieto: ‘STA RK. ATLANTIC Al North Csroliua aves., mee City, Nd. Corner of Ocean, 8 nd Sea View avenu Grove, N. J. JOSEP WHITE, Proprietor. Je HE AKLINGTON, OCEAN GROV! 3. eee ae ctr im aoe 1, 1890. WM. FP: DOLBEY, Prop. | —_smh4-6m THE EL Ocean 7-im ONTINEN CAL HOTEL, SEA Ii New QEAsIvE PARK HOTEL. Five minutes’ walk from the oces: Fashi sailing, crabbinx, bat! q No bay fever. Wanton nto Barnerat Bay. TUWNBEND, ma Seaside Park, N.J, LBURTON-BY TH BPR BE HUNG LAKE, ¥2. mn from June 1 to October. Ny NS LOCK ISLAND, B.I., HOTEL r Sat’ 3y12-201m Ownerand Proprietor, | 4 sige blue tii ‘da ta, cable, was, electric Stanley’s New Undertaking. 2 —— ee bells ‘munic hall’and orchestra, ‘Teasona From the New York Tribune. Dy aver and Beaches Baw beees: eres bie.” end, for iikustrated aud book,” Henry M. Stanley is married. May it not be | conyenicuce: ie, wean view: 9! to wa botperaay: | 5) fae 28 saows. possible that the greatest living explorer—the | $9 to $14 per week. (je19-1mj ~_L, V. STICKNEY. Ae man who gave us Ujjibwai, Hunjidori and Upsi- TLANTIO CITY, Nod. daisi—may yet succeed, now thathe is married, Ooen alkane year: close to beneh; cosan fronts 5 in finding « woman's pocket? The task is great, but who dare prodict that he will not accom: plish it? Need we say that no man has ever t found » woman's pocket? Has the fe bod t be ale le heen loft for the great explorer of Darkest | pricelist, ke UD. EASTMAN of Balt Pee a ao Africa? We trust so. But he must be prepared for failure. Though he has accurately mapped the country of the Welkrarcbit; by the dark waters of the Ubetji Nyanzi, laid bare the mysteries of the Annyy Koonzii forest terms reasonable, _ my] 7-3i ee JEW HOTEL ALD per week ; no finer hou: __HUTTON & LAHEY. ey PACIFIC NEAR OHIO 50 to @¥ per day, @8 to $14 ese Tutes. Send for ave., Atlantic City, phlot, with cr ReBERFORD VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. 28 Surf Place ® fo" iow. e5-co2m _D.¥. WATROUS, Props: CHAUFLER'S HOTEL AND oe GAKD! marched from Bluebosh in the west to Ujitze- | $),Atlantie City, now | open. hat in the cast, «till may he meet bis Waterloo | Smet yatther by bo wel in the pocket of a black dress on a hook. Ketineat ctr cars Wane ters orehestrs Gp ony er esas OLS am aud’ to 5 pans Cate attac Tyel4-mn scHLECHT & MitREN Propristore The unusual spectacle of a migration of toads was wituessed at Williamsport, Pa., yesterday. ‘The little pests, whose numbers can only be en- timated by millions, have been the wonder there for several days. About noon there was aheavy shower. About two hours after the rain ceased the toads commencea moving. Those on the north side of the river advanced to the north, while those on the south traveled In a southerly direction, In the city they used the public streets, hopping along in a Ateady, continuous column, Every strect and wiley leadiug to the north was monopolized, while on the cross stroots running oust and west scarcely a toad could be found. The mi- gration continued all the afternoon and the numbers seemed to increase rather than di- minish. s™ CHARLES, W]YHE BOSCOBEL, city, tric belle: ie Atlantic City, N. se ee ‘JONAM WOOTTON, 3. END OF CONNECTI- i desirable rooms aud ex- VE., ATLANTIC itt] new hotel: elec- E. MARION; KENTUCKY A’ nity, N.J. Near’ Leach. Beautt was and bath, i 4 Formerly ot the Layton, ee cH INTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J On the beach, North Carulina ave. Unobsiructed dcean view. Fait water baths iu the house, Elevator, Now open. 8 E ROBERTS & SONS. _ ————ee—_______ “Scots Wha Hua’e.” Ata meeting of the Edinburgh town council Tuesday the lord provost said there was for sale the original manuscript of “Scots Wha Ha’e,” recently purchased by Kennedy, a New York banker, and it is in dangor of going out of the country. The council, he said, could buy it for $350. Counsellor Jameson said he thought it should be known that the manu- script had been purchased by Kennedy, who desired, before removing it to America and placing it in a museum there, that the metrop- olis of Scotland should have an opyortunity to obtain it at the price he paid for it, The coun- ‘Tenth Season, pe COLONNADE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘Opens July i. T Mucdern conveniences, 0-0 tictt aves, At my17-eosur Washington Patronage Solicited. Popular Rates, Por week—$14 lat floor, $12.50 22d floor, $10 3d floor. ‘The house renovated in every department. New Dining Koom, Kitchen and Office. New Carpets, Matting and Beds, UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. se10-1m___f ©. RINES, of the Elsmere. HE DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, roe ‘Ocesn end of Michigan ave, ; open Tiras year, Al Pp Eat JOSEPH H. BORTON, Proprietor SOME See Fe perenann the ag TPWE ELKTON, OCEAN. ENR KENTUCKY AVE Suit Concerning a Hypnotized Wife. miteen A queer suit was entered yesterday in the | _jyi-2m Mrs. ¥. WILE, | | common pleas court of Philadelphia by John yt LEHMAN, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., OCEA! Haeberle torecover $50,000 from Charles Boyer | ,ju,¢hd of Pounnylvanis ave. enlarved, tiaproved, an for the loss of his wil The paper filed in} jwleozm ¥. W. LEHMAN, court states that Haeberle had been married for fifteen years to his wife and had lived hap- ily with her. Beyer, it is alleged, obtained | Cet location,” Ketunuisued, Uuder new inanage: Tndue influence over his mite so thet she. | "anos nee carte WONT career obeyed his wishes and was subject to his con- I = Com A NBAS AN y iol He agcured her publicly before her hue. "Maia: suas Oak, WES fea Rouete and and other persons of ing stolen and | improvements, eievat > secreted $5,000 belonging to her husband, and | ¢Ft-_ Mrs. H. OSBOKNE. Jer-eoumn worried and distracted her \d demanding #500 Ty HE RAYMOND, VIRGINIA AVE. ATLANTIC ashush money or blackmail. ‘These attacks | sre al’ Do “RVAwS: Hons, mbe, full span view unsettled the wife's mind, and she committed | Heferences, Wescott & Wilevs, 1007 fa,’ aver nw. suicide June 28, 1889, There was no founda- | _se4zm tion for the charges brought by Beyer, but the woman was of & nervous disposition and the threats were tdo much for her strength of mind, The trial is looked forward to with much inter- est by alienists and others interested in hypnot- ism and other psychological matter, as it is ox- ted that these subjects will be entered into the course of the trial. ————oe-————_. Ruled by a Woman. A newcolony of strange people are farming southeast of Pierre, 8.D. They are under the leadership of a woman, and hold their prop- erty all iu one common lot, The woman is HE MINNEQUA, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. J. Pacific ave. between Arkunses and Alissourl avea, HE UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N.3, Enlarged. Returnished. W. & ANDERSON, “Manawer. 1A, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., SOUTH esse dasbent, Sees a te von mye din ey SM WILLIAMS, [a WATE co Ba ut ave, fe12-002m Sirs A. Ee Waitt of Washington, Prop ASBURY PARK, N. J. ASBURY, PARK. mode: Remodeled. Finest Hotel on the Now open, rather handsome and of commanding nee, odern improve! k aud tie ee over ew colony of about ive bred weit soe wcnauetasiste by NOBLE. in rather despotic manner. religion | —— savors somewhat of the Mormon and the old | A S¥URY PARK—HOWARD HOUSE, 77H AND Jowiah religion, and on Satarday last they ALSstisiinnie: ton ones So pee fered burnt. feriugs ie way calves, ete, They positively refuse to allow strangers Aime be FT el fue a tag AC | who will uot be one of them in their midst, und | bathing ravil Perfect sapiteiun. Gas shypeet . attempts to gain any datormation = — me Meg aud line, Gane, 4 y. -y means have failed, ve tabie. ‘Tennis, e pod called thetr town Moab, vor | ee Me een Editorial Indorsement. SBURY PARK, N.J.. THE MADISON. Dean te pacity A tat of Sunset are Purcactocan, wates, ‘Tonsorial A quack, having invented « wonderful hair- invigorating fluid, applied to an editor for a testimonial. He gaveit in these terms: ‘A little spplied to the inkstand has given ita coat of Vetetlos, making % 8 splontia pen wiper at lit- We to oes ES i i E H * i F i & ff u tb & i Ha ii if (eel We : i | = & i : 8 : f gush We beeWaRR OW brwoce eae ear (PoWeR ILL HOTEL Aud Cottages, Narragansett Seights, NARRAGANSETT PIER, A 1 finest located Hotel The finest located Hotel on the Atlantic Coast. “i ere. T C'SCHANTON, Manager, CONTINENTAL HOTEL, MARRAGANSETT PIER, RL, WILL OPEN JOLY 1. my17-eo2m* BY Bex Bore, Bax RIDGE, MD. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 14. Unsurpassed. — Firet-claes ‘sccommodse tons, Frausieut rates @2to $3 per day. Wee'dy Fates $12 and upward. Special rates for fuiuiilios, Willial Meck, sy pertiutendent my28toay0 "Bay Ride, Ma. COBES ISLAND, VIRGINIA'S SEASIDE RESORT in the Atlantic ocean; increase of Hotel m0 Astions ; new buildi Ruest beach aod furt bathing iu oat, wail ny img, fishing an + can reached daily by N. ¥.,P. & N, from north or south. rs foiDe 10 Coble Island must get of at Cobb's Station: trains: We will meet the 1127 4 \OLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, ON SALT WATERS OF Cithe Lo omac.—Fanily Hotel; fine beach; sate bathing Ashing and crabbing; liver Stischod to house vod oe unsul ~ P particulate address W. i. , Proprigtor, OF Dr. RoW EVANS, 1321 F'st-n.w. enyes- iu KR -< 8 KOARD AND ROOMS $7 PER week: Bathing free. FS Mra. G. F. \OTTAGE AND LOT AT COLONIAL BEAC! for sale very cheap. OWNER, 520 20th at dyii-se “ 1 SALE—COLONIAL BEACH—FOUR LOTS, 50 F .. the hotel, $10, $75, 9100, 8125, Be eee oar Seu Gs Box f st iw. nu bei fi rovlns; coum pletely: Turehed Binliard bar room, smoking oom ; stabi 1% horses; cover for cari 3 whard 400 fect lou; iuclosed ‘pavilion at eud S020; inclosed wwiaimit A benesth: covered bathi pool for dies and chiidren 00 teat foup, vegetable ard supply jnotee: 188 feet of porch around auain bouse wp will + sloop to ci wen 7 row boxts: bacres of oyster ground planted ‘wth ountonp; i} wella of pure cvol soft water: within one hour of the best shootiny grounds for wild fowl ou ‘The Atlantic coast; oysters, hard and soft clans, crabs and fish in abundance in season; no malaFigor mosguit Hida gas ae Sere Beaeee ote b vo Cape Charles to ‘out, thence Cheriton Station, wi re bus will meet passengers. ‘Cost from Wasbington $0 Cherrystone tine. inclyd- Seeroin a and atte nrvive sk Chersyotous Derssen = 2B. LA’ va. Ha Ee acta San am cee IURSDAY, JULY 17, 1890. ears KER BeeIwg ERASE Be rhevi and su: Berkeley 20-lm___ Berheles ow Springs, W.Va. water inthe world for cure [ae ‘am, Fine hovel, beautiful lawn, aries walks Rerouuituge For an A few very choice villa site arts sale. Apply 932 Drexel Building, Cina mountaina, railroad station my24-00-46t G8 HOTEL —BXCELLENT ec close to of ‘beate and Heeniacsk Waist mene dy16-1 “JORDAN Wiite SULPHUR APRINGS, ‘ORDAN WHITE 8U. SPRINGS, 7-1 Hq IAAwOUA House, Mateos eae 6. bixhest point on This Sune i ‘Central Kailrond invisuraiing air: a apring of wonderfu' curative quali: pe teas my pond. For medical and Virginia, season: ver ea Tae abu: =3e ‘send for Set eLE To id per weeks 7 NOMemmcouvenience, | Kates, 3e3-00261 and t my QHANNONDALE SPRINGS — NOW aituated en Khenandoah rive: Guests we Ridge mountains; excellent boati Sohioy and huntin mineral ‘s' Mi gommodations inws and La ——, % Favored section of the United drainage rooms for -y ; teuhis courts. igprest irwinias, @. Good very: ore! attendance du Roary, 1,000 acres in we. etn! west mountain ‘country, forms address FW. EVANS, ;,Dure milk: up- aud wentio- swomning excelent the suuimer. Hotel some of the or circulars ‘Mabager. e2B-201lm* M RE'S 221-1. V QOREAWS ROCKVILLE Wh WIL BE OPER __ COUNTRY BOARD. Nisspo? alsires Sonn os 6 fas Bart ageeoeee very “Mew 4.3. WATMA ¥ Weterion caliper a a SS ENOIR—FLKST-CI Ls ates from: stiston, 2 ation, ‘OME COMFORTS. TWO i a aaa are aaa ire, A. T. SCANLAND, Duun Loring, 5 per ween. Beare PQOAKD AT FARM HOUSE—PLE! Sito ShaDE B milk. ewe tabien, a et Ma. *¢ (YOMPORT RETRE\T™. a Coton BEIM AE, hana for baaith and fomforts: 96 rer KERP TRYST, Washington o., Md. RBONS DESIRING GO0b GOUN inile from station, pleats ofsnadrand mikey fate for the month of ‘aerust FLRET wh qroopaiph baka wast eeavee Gane WSOnebe TAR, Wit puaven aE Waa oom ceive ae ¥ BOME, NESTLING aT Ves Wraterenies wget ve Frederick Oo,, Va. Gore P.0., via Winrhester, Az PMILOMORT ia ~ hte SUIMER BOARDERS TAKEN Loudoun County, Va., one of Sad ‘healthful sections “ot “Vingin shade, fruit, milk, es a Piven” AK HILL SITUATED ON AN ENC Oe Se oe ee, carer inde of ans ples. Adds r Scan county, Ve ete BE HAD AT W. jorcity boarders, hear moutaies ‘we 5 & Toome: 3 1% traits: two: * irae cow Sire fT. RiOHaRI v. Bick IN PRIVATE FAMILY, LOCATED O8 ote. Terme i Per day. BC ° a reper ES “huey hunting springs Oy cottaves are new. ‘Araiy te gia '5-e0-64° Charies! WEET SPRIN iy the two Vi ry uneU! qaiet, reasonable: everything JONDALE SPKINGS Co., estown, Jefferson county, W.Va. ve from at 4) coaches. ‘Terms reduced to @i5 week, pio eet Send for pam: Lay CART: TRIBLING a8. ‘Alum, Sulphur aud Chalybeate Waters ‘“Sijlenandoah Mountaine, Ys 1 ne, Va. Nebuilt, and is the best appointed house in the Vir- EA Gif’ ze “mouutaine ‘Table “Aret-clana, ‘Third’ ‘seaeon. ‘Ocean. ft woods im. rear jew owners, Bend lar, fi modern iimprevement, 114 — CHICHESTER & STEWART, ear. {HOMAS DEVLAN; Prop. my’ my31-a,tu, th26t B0., Biribiine Speier Va. R= ENGR SPRINGS AND MINEMAL BATHS NEAR from IOUNTAIN, earEn Va about ai ‘Ashington, will be opened on THURSDAY, June 10. “Sor tora and 22) information apply to a8 PRA x ry fro! tide. ‘3m, DSOR si ding, URORA, sR, es the cogl Drcases blow lucy ssbsemtite x 3 ie Krounde; fins drives. soM sprine beds, wead table abundantly sujpiieds ho foyes’we hay ever oe moaguitoes: » few Fons Fet aot Btar “ia 4. H. SHAFER, Prop. OUNTAIN VIEW HOUBK, IN ALLEOBENIES; Ms 000 feet reat large aa rooms: saddle aud driviog horses: Bow! Tey a oy tenni rates, Address JOHN A, LANTR Aurora, W Va. ‘jo6-2m POE SALE OF MENT AMONG THE BERKSHIRE Hille—e Beautiful Country Residence in Great Bar- srounds consist of eight acres, Batt sid out sn well-kept lawns, til trees of all kinds, in groveand by large and The is 38 bouse 9 40, Jeet, equare, with an extension butler’ oud fioo! , diuing room, library, ‘chiua pantry, kitchen, 7» SOUF three in the es dai rooms ih waln purt neion, bath Toon, linen room and rooms, Jarre 3 jundry aud store 3 Sec house re ; third story, three bed trunk room, liar, dry and weil cemented countest wpsersurei “stable J Stalls for gix horses, box stalls, harness room and room for twelve re pientifully sup- plied with running water aud well ventilated. Pere ee Se ease ico Reese, tsk bat ac. Price, completely furn: Le. wi - op sth ia, can 5 four or ave fuonhthe for. 1,000 NRG “VUHALMERS & YoogHEES, e24-1m 1418 ¥ st, uw. CCATSRILL MOUNTAIN, SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKS. On and after SUNDAY, JUNE on West ahora relipen wil’ cunts acl peeenseenee City Station of the Penusylvania rail close connection with fast trains to Y frou Wash “GATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS —Leave Wash- ington 11:20 p.tu., Jersey City Station st 10-0 an, Grand Motel, 3-00 pam: Paeenicis SO pte Panos care Fhuadelphsa Xo bicvart aud dersey Cliy to Grund er TAIN EX- 3 City vi ald wel jersey BANAIUGA-AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN lab a trom Jersey, jotel Station and 20 pn. Jerse: terski . Parlor trom Yt ee ve Wi rake ‘ashington rirchase tickets at Pen sorte. by "West hol Shore 9:00 am. Hi SEs SPE- Sta ing ‘City via yj to ge all sorthern ree G ha c. E. We2bt6 201 General Passenger Agent, New York, y GaP HOUSi wm "Delaware ‘Water Gap. Pa Pet: W. BROADEEAD. —it3a. (pee wantaxn wovse, GARRISON-ON-HUDSOK, ¥.¥., opposite West Point, 50 miles from New York Di = fret Reacts ace Bea at Eig. — Family and ite for ci Je28-lia . GARRISON, Manager. yt Nx Malt. HARP! RAL 'S FERR' fos Sop rnc wie ok oe aie pened: my: is atsii week, view fits: fife Be HARPER'S ‘terme 66 per WW Y, a STUDIO, 1113 F ST, ¥.w.—sUM Thotitha, reduced tates for Five Qrsitine band Crayon Fortraite and for Instruction iy band Crayon Drawi _a7t-iwe JAAUQUIER INSTITUTE FoR Youxe HWiatrenton, Vas Biteted fs the Raison Bees SE Yinpina, oul the Akichmond “and Das mturely full twe pastemslcne: ny. “Next term bovine SEPTAMBER 181600. 7 For catalogue address _J717-080t "GRO. G. BUTLER, AM, Principal, — K 22k SOU. 2ok, wit Mpsio AND an Conservatory, i the School for Young Women. Send for catalogue. CORNELI L. KEEDY, _ivi5-2m_‘ Oe gecereecwa wera. Sr, sous co! ANNAPOLIS, MD. Sr, rime, conan saree Preparats AL ATTENTION GIVEN THE. OF CANDIDATES FOR THE NAVAL at For cu ‘sddreen sia =m "Thc FhLa, LD... Pav. QHORTHAND. ger charge: somborluace ste: Acme Fhoposeny! 2. ypowritine tauwht free c te, Sevsioteday and eveuinar Students belbed to or jONUG! a ve. F.3. EY, Principal. iat NTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE To Dual rob AD 15 LL A = a montage COLDS. Artist, O28 "th at aie PEN ALL, SUMMER, BOA E Sipbant PLACE Ofer overs pranet ot iar god Painting oF without Soir ‘or two days, Wo those who have never drawn. Jy: NGiwoo ixstirge sud Many tay vements. 3y20-3m_Mr. and sire. WO. D. CABELL, FPHE FREDERICE VEMALE SEMINARY wat begin ne Som year seprember 10, 1500. M., List ay we d with Increased Faculty WM. B PUK! » Ma 3025-70 eo MARYLAND, ARLOTIE LTT oe HALL +! *, tary 8 rt ‘for eh vurses. ud Dus tocluding snd furnished room, $180 Jor: tera nf TO ae 1160) ee r i. Por further adaroas kW. SILVESTER, Pri OUNT VEMNON INSTITUT oa 16 MOUNT Vis NON PLACE, rs. JCLSA K TUTWILER aud Mire ANNE CA EUsT, Privcipais. Boardi ‘Beno! es cmd Little Girln, bug pupile ty. Reopens September 24. dy 5-eokm* § diet Se Secreta nae tatth coreg U Kincale AM, Principal a wel 2 mutation, (horough smd eafe. “S200 Mjelt-eotiat — Mk BEKLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, open af itt i wr. Rw pen alt sumumner: . Students ufvur diferent echovls, Sg airoed, may be for Parts, , sarees here rooins or Fark London erin, tux the expensive and disagreeable stay in _my=9-law TEREEESS SPENCEMIAN, BUSINESS — Comer 7th and D eta. nw. Spec al Summer Instruct iW Book Ke 5 Enviish Brauches aud sigette tor promotion, a aie Typewrits i or send for Catalogue and Cireular, NEA G BPENCEA, LL.d, Prinespal sf Chk Gite Bneipa os her - as TAMMERING AND SPEECH IMPEDIMENTS, Sete: Au sec Ine!) hopeicss halt years. tee. “Toke aioe Fronpwoti edford ave., Broukiyn, X. OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRI4, SANDY , Montgomery county, Md... Yo. Thoreish training so gimed at with the ven 40 the further ia 3018-4 ‘band 9 /ENNINGTON (N.3.) SEMINARY AND LADIES College.—Fifty-firet year. Offers fare Dili butt gent Ober a genenal e14-300 President for Twenty-one Yeare. Corny, COLLEGE OF CUM! La ave, sg ae Prof. my-10-3m*__ Of Sorlomue, VICE city LADIES GOODS._ i a a0 Fat sire Horns, Fine Brewch Hau Guode nlp-8m" So we Aaa ese 1 ae srani ite ore, ere as iriese, Pelee as eC