Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1890, Page 7

ee a oe a Ruew Wa ING Bo TNT SS Crea. the Spencerien Iusinens Colleen, = piaelcatie pt Feus, A RAPID WEE ous eoenrnees ot SPENCEMIAN, SpUsisEss, Cor LEGE, tor 3 complete course of lessuns in PRA CAL FexMANoHIP, under the al witely known Sy ENCER BK SPE KATES for the August term, @:} for twelve Jessons, morning or eveniug sessions. A chauye from bed to food writius g unrapteed to alt mio follow the instructions The lady and gentieman ‘beet improvement during’ the course will receive back their membership tees, #3 each, mbership teket ow be secured st the Col- Jee offer, entrance Syl Peo i 00 SWI ATARRH REMEDY OQ Discovered Py GE fontantiy relieves ny Oan Eminent Phy: ly cures ‘catar Osician. thy do yon suffer? Oawi on i A nil gg _3919-0tuth3m PEARS’ Is the PUREST, BEST ond Cleanest SOAP .xz Of alt Druggists, but beware of imitations, Or yEX om N lout, ‘For the accommodation of our ¢ustomers and public we will Beep our store open all clair tn eharee “i o istered Pharmac: wees WILLIAMS & sie-ubaeee GGIsTS., “opbiti Stas MASON = PRESCRIPTIONS Our prices for prescriptions have reduced tn TopoTtion to ot! ‘We use only the purest ruse aud chemicals from the most Teliable mau ac it Alleock's Porous Plasters. German Porcus Plasters, 1c. 3 for. Aver's Sarsaparilia. yer’ Ayers cathartic Pls Yay Kum, imported, Bovinine, bl ne. larwe size. Bull's Cough Sirup. Brown's Jam. Ginge Wildiain's Jans. ise: ine Pinaters. Williams’ iheumatic Plasters. TRESELSRRSREEEhSRE RSS Cresim veacing Bromo Caifein.. Feilow's sirup Hypophusphit Wiliams’ Com, siruy Hy puphosphites Hop Litters, per botile. Hontetter's Bitters Hood's sar-aparilia, Horstord’s Acta Pucai bates sical Ho: stort Acid Pl Pa FSESES Age! mee, 0 roy =. lane 0 Starr Ca Boot tt Eavalnion God sEeeuauiae es eS eansese Snow SEGRE S hat Dest cfresh) in pint hotties, Water of Anmonis, Full Strei equaled 8 s beautifier of the eom- pensavie requisite to the Laui it renders We skin white, eunooth and 90-4, aud prevents chaypin: Lvety lady should use it” Yer ttle, QUININE 2 dozen 1-grain Capenies.. ; ar 100 eran Crpsues 200 grains Quinine, Powers & Weightman, sPORit miatake the place—THE TEMPLE, DRUG under Masunic Teuple, cor. ¥.8 WILLIAMS & CO. ssh w ay " In by will you pay twenty dollarsamd more for an Oak a Qo8 cam, wet the neue at Grasty's tor gent Gernian Bevel Dairror, 18x24? Why wil yay $i for solid Usk Cane-seat_Casirs, wheu you same at Grasty"« for 87c? Why will you oe. aud $1 for Best Cave-seat Lint. Walnut Be. Se. 400. ce Se. 2c. Uc. pay Blow for Slat Ued spriuxs when Sroder them Ose? Whyvwial you psy 910 and more for Short Muttress when we se! (od Why pay $18 for heal Curied. Hair aa 9 Caiundy one” {oF 812.30? togIS tor Oak Sidebuard when we Lave them at =) wheu Grasty‘s price is rf nes one, 112 pieces @y.oB. Pretty Decorated ws ou pay wore tor Fine ices ‘to y Bown tasted Tumbvers (any eiver) wisen resty Wits Is 1. sow read my advertisements and sei “Ob, he is a fraud.” before you have veen tose? Tait os chjwctl about ny advertivenvenit ‘ae fam with the Irawer, thet uothing gets in whic not be 2 T'want everybody to know that no formu ef “ge regerted tc. We dou ell a articlecleap Jor oue day and wien Youcome iu iti all woLe, & but we Jur he lowest possible price ou af first sud woes atone price. Wa waut you to feel that no matter what statement you see with Grasty's Raine tw it, Lowever ridiculous the price, it is (rue— and if sou tail to tage advantage of the cash imtuce picts offered we cau't help it, 1 any here to scay aud J intend that every mau, womar aud child in the cit yoo cts read, wee oF heer.sliail know somietuing about flemember the place aud name, MUGHTY) C(ASH) GRASTY, ‘Two Stores—Biz Stock, Furniture, China, Glass, Tin, ke, 1510-19 7th st ow 229-63 Lise COMPANY'S For improved and eco- nomic cookery. Useit for Soups, Sauces, Made Dishes (Game, Fish, &c.), Aspic or Mest Jelly. Keeps per- fectiy iu sll climates for any lepsth of time and is BxsTRACT oF cheaper andof finer favor than any other stock, BEEF. One pound equal to forty pounds of lean beef of the tu,th,Im value of about $7.50, Desver Srare Lortens. DENVER, CoL. SIXTY MORE PRIZES THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY. CAPITAL PRIZE, 97.500. TICKETS 50 CENTS EACH. $26,879 PAID EACH MONTH. BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES. Address B. F. RHODUS, dy8-eoSa Denver, Col GRATEFUL—COMFORTING@ LPPS*8 cocoa BREAKFAST. 2 jRorouris Ruowiede ofthe nat whic! aie ations cf digestion and mutritionscsd " jopertiew Of wells Breen Mr. hyve Des peovkucd car beeaktens tabks with a delicately davured heverwes wi which may eave us cee y bon ap Pon ene bills. tus by the judi- a Gan uc artcleg of diet Taal = Comacitation may Le gradually buds yy = enough to re- Sint every tendency to jumdrees ut subtle maldives ave Suatiay sevens © rents ww attack where- bo ed Pal ten point A eecape od we ‘sbatt time arse qunuted pure vigud ;2- ‘pevperly wourished {1 Doves ‘Sede siaaply with bolting water or milk. old only AL wadt- youd tus by grocers, labeled thi dAMED LETTS & CU. Humeopathic Chemists Londen. Lugisnd AND PRESSED FOR @1. =) eee gress, and that the: as a dail, CITY AND DISTRICT. GF Upon the basis of price per line per 1,000 circulation, the advertising rates of Tue Evex- xo Stag are only about half as high as thoseof other Washington papers. But cheapness is not the only merit. Its service is better than any other poper in the city can possibly give! BUILDING REGULATIONS. Important Changes Approved by the District Commissioners. The Commissioners have in board session made the following changes in the building regulations and issued an order that the same be incorporated at once. The inspector of buildings recommended these changes several weeks ago: Sec. 1. The words “first floor,” in the defini- tion of bay windows, are stricken out. Sec. 7, par. 1, Projecting steps are hereby limited on unparked streets to 7 feet by strik- ing out the word “nine” in line 6 and inserting “seven” in lien thereof, Sec. 7. The following is substituted for the second paragraph, limiting the projections from the building line on streets less than 30 feet in width, viz: ‘On streets less than 80 feet in width the projections shall not exceed 4 feet; but no projection or other work except steps exterior to the building line may be constructed on streets Jess than 70 feet in width, except by special permit and under such re- strictions aa the Commissioners may impose. No fireplace or chimney shall be constructed in any projection outside of the building line unless the shaft be returned to the building line and be carried upon iron beams. Sec. 7. The following @ substituted for the third paragraph limiting the size of bay win- dows and tower projections, vi > window and tower projections shall not exceed fourteen (14) feet in width, unless ap- proved by the Commissioners; but ‘with such approval such window and tower projections may be constructed aggregating not more than 50 per centum of the frontage of a principal or entrance front, and 40 per centum of a side front, ex- clusive of tower projections. On buildings twenty (20) fect and less in width the building line front must be preserved by not less than three fect, six inches; on buildings fifteen (15) feet and less m width, by not less than two feet six inches; on buildings over 20 and under 35 feet front by not less than 4 feet 10 inches, spaced as approved by the in- spector of buildings. But one projection will be allowed on a building 36 feet or Jess in width.” Sec. 12. The following is added after the words “dwelling houses,” ia line 6, viz: Ex- cept in cases of stabies located in alleys and 30 feet or more from the building line of any ave- nue or street intercepting such alley. penal sc ~—daniee WESTERN MARYLAND. Electric Storms—Newspaper Changes— Political—Bass Fishing, Etc. Correspondence of Tar Evexte Stan. Hagerstown, July 21. The week just closed can be termed one of “electric storms” in this locality, and some very destructive work is reported. The dwelling house of Mr. Thomas Stockslager, on his farm near Smithsburg, was struck by lightning, fired and entirely consumed, entailing a loss of #2,000. The large barn of Mr. C. H. Coblents, on the road from Boonsboro’, this county, to Middletown, met the same fate. One hundred and fifty loads of wheat, a quantity of corn, hay, harness, &c., were consumed with the barn, entailing a loss of over $5,000. Mr. Peter L, Eshelm. residing near Greencastle, was also among the unfortunates. his barn meeting the same fate, at which time thirty-eight tons of hay and farming implements generally were consnmed. Mr. E.'s loss is $1,800, Over in the adjoining county of Berkeley. W. Vu.. on the farm of Mr. Samuel A. Shriver the dwelling house, barn and outbuildings were destroyed, The Hagerstown Mail, for many years a weekly journal, will, before September 1, be issued as an afternoon daily—democratic in politica, but of the mugwump stripe. ‘lhe Mail has evidently been forced to this by it+ neighbor, the Daily News, heretofore inde- peudent, which within the past ten days sud- denly fell into iine as a regular out-and-out democratic sheet of the Sevator Gor Knowing ones predict that these move- are the forerunners of a fight against the re-election of Hon. L. E. McComas to Von- will compel the Zlerali, icComas, to fall into line which supports Mr. paper. Nannie Murphy and Mrs. Frank Em Mise mert of Washington are visiting friends in this city. Bass fishing is being prosecuted with vigor on the Potomac, many uf the anglers being irom Washington, On Saturday ten came up from that place and disembarked at Wevertou, A reat many fish are being caught. agerstown has been selected as the place for holding the democratic cougressional nomi- uating convention. The date is tixed for Sep- tember 17. ‘Thomas Carney was arrested bere on Satur- day and committed to jail for robbing a room- mate at a hotel in Cliambersburg of a gold watch and $40. He will be heid to await the action of the Pennsylvania authorities. Mr. Frederick White of Washington is about to engage im the cigar and tobacco business ere, An unknown man was found dead in the barn of Uriah Bollinger. near Chambersburg. He had 63 cents in his pockets, but nothing to indicate who he was, B —-_____ A QUEER NEWPORT EPISUDE, Au Infurtated Millionaire and His Good- Looking and Well-Dressed Caller. W. Starr Miller, member of the “Four Hundred,” has made a mess of it and all his friends are laughing at him, saysa Newport (R.L) dispatch, A visitor was announced at his cottage recently. Muller shook hands with him. The visitor was good looking and well dressed. To Mr, Miller's horror the stranger had called in respouse to an advertisement for a butler. Mr. Miller's manner changed at once and the fellow was ordered from the house with the aidof a cane. ‘The stranger, Thomas D. Smith, was dumbfounded, and, putting his hand to his hip pocket. informed the iuiuriated millionaire that he would blow his head off if he touched him, And he slowly backed himself out of the house. Soon afterward Miller lodged a com- plaint against his visitor, who, he said, had threatened to shoot him. Now, the man bad no —— bat said he would snoot simply because e felt that he wasin the presence of # very strange man. ‘The authorities put the matter off several days, as they felt that Mr. Miller had no cave; but he insisted and finally the Warrant was sworn out and the appiicant for werk was arrested and promptly released on bail, Iteourt yesterday it came out that the butler had not been civil, had neglected to say * ind **No, «ir. He said simply “No” The butier was released and the crowd cheered, while Miller was hooted and jeered. Policemen dispersed the crowd. ‘The affair is the talk of ¢ ooo His Head Stopped the Car. David H. Grabam, a brakeman on extra freight No. 1184 on the Pennsylvania railroad, was killed at Frazer, Pa., last evening in a pe- culiar manner, The train was running slowly and he was walking on the top of the box cars, Just as he was about to step from one to an- other the coupling pin between them vroke aud he fell to the track. His head lay on the rail and the wheels of the car ran against it and it stopped the train. en picked up Graham was dead. Graham's howe was in Columbia. pt ohare BOSD Se Sear Forest Fires in Delaware. The largest swamp fire ever known in the history of Sussex county, Del., has been raging iu the cypress swamps near Milesboro. The fire was of incendiary origin. The swamps cover an area of eight miles square and have always been noted for their output of cypress. ‘They wili be a total loss, The immense yields of whortleberries there have «afforded the poorer class a living. Owing to the soarcity af Other fruit this year the owners probibited th people entering the swamps, It is believed the fire was started for revenge. Inte!ligence received from near Georgetown states that the valuable forests there have been on fire since Saturday last. These forests are the seat of the charcoal industry, which will be totally destroyed, Secother with millions of feet of valuable timber. —————— IstaxD Paus.—Personally conducted oxeur- sion Tai ly 24. Don’t fail to secure Jul; seats in advance a 619 and 1351 Pensylvania avenue. No extra charge. Round el. Train leave Bai suid Ohio station eb 16 am. cussion vin the Balti ean eae eo Ohio July fepamypeeces = Baltimore and Qhio sta- fod = at 11:30 ‘Tickets, trains ouly, incindine adaioioe, GOV. GORDON FOR THE BOYCOTT. He Believes in Retaliating on the Aus thors of the Election Bill. The New York Herald this morning publishes & dispatch from Gov. Gordon of Georgia, in which the governor states that he Is in entire accord with the spirit, tone and practical sug- gestions of the Atlanta Constitution as to the ase of the boycott as a means,of self preserva- tion and commercial independence “‘if the use- lees and infamous force bill becomes a law.” Moreo: the governor says, that spirit will possess and control approximately every white man, woman and child in the southern states. The governor says that ever since the bill passed the House he has hoped that some of the republican Senators would be found pa- triotie enough, broad and brave enough to prefer the well-being of the country to party ascendancy, But if this hope is not realized and the force bili becomes a law he will use whatever influence he may to arouse the southern people to the necessity of look- ing only to their exhaustiess resources, “We will,” he says, “welcome to our section ali of our countrymen of the north who may wish to live among us and we will still protect all their mvestments and right of property by impartial laws and honest courts, counsel a return to the old item of the elec- tion of Representatives by a general ticket, if needs be, or @ resort to any lawful, peaceful means in order to protect the right of choosing Representatives aud to resist the wrong of hav- ing them chosen for us by federal supervisors.” ‘Tho governor concludes his dispatch as fol- lows: We will still endeavor to keep peace and | Cuis' promote good will between the races eud sin- cerely hope that the southern negroes wil] not destroy their own prosperity by consorting with those whose mad policy threatens the weil-be- ing of both races, We shall still hope that ufter | The coolest point on the island facing inlet and ocean these years of apparent reconciliation, of re- stored confidence, we sball not see the whole current of national seutiment turned backward and downward by sectional legislation, which has no possible justification nor rational ex- cuse.” +o COLORED BRITISH METHODISTS. A Church Fight Because Some Wish to Join the American Connection. There is a split in the British Methodist Epis- copal Church congregation of Toronto, owing to a disposition of a section of the congrega- tion to place the church in connection with the African Methodist Episcopal Church, which is American. Pastor Bane of Philadelphia went there with power from Bishop Tanner of that city to take the congregation over. Another section of the congregation objected, and Sunday's services were conducted with two or three policemen on guard to preserve the pence, FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED. A German Woman Takes a Fancy to Two Samoar A woalthy merchant named Max Hancke, forty-five years of age, dwelling at 18 Leibnitz strasse, Charlottenburg, Germany, died snd- denly ten days after hie young and pretty wife had induced two Samoan natives to desert Cun- ningham’s circus and had brought them into he treated them as 8 gentlemen and took them out driving, to the great scandal of the neighborhood. Hancke was a healthy man and worth 10,000,000 marks, ‘The police stopped the funeral and held the body for an autopsy. Cunningham, the manager of the circus, has sued the estate for 100,000 marks damages for the loss of his savages. - coo DEMANDED HIS CRITIC’S NAME, Capt. Lee and Attorney White May Have Trouble. The report published by the Fredericksburg Lance of the meeting to elect delegates to the democratic convention to nominate a candidate for Congress in the eighth district may lead to trouble between Capt. Daniel M. Lee and W. 8. White, attorney for the commonwealth. Capt. Lee, who isa nephew of Gen. Robert E. Lee, presided at the meeting. Gen. W. H. F. Lee is a candidate for the nomination. The ac- count of the meeting published in the Lance was not complimentary to the chairman or the candidate and Capt. Lee made a demand on Editor Woltz for the name of the writer or per- son responsible for the statements it contained. Col, Woltz, with the gentleman’s consent, has anounced that Attorney White was the au- thor of the article. Just what Capt. Lee will do is not known, He is chairman of the Stat- ford county democratic committee and is known to be very much engered over the publication. oo BAR | SILVER GOES UP. Bi i Yesterday’s Price in London is Un- precedented. ‘The price for bar silver in London yesterday was 503(d, per ounce. This is an unprecedented price. and is due to changes made in the value of the precious metai throughout the world by the passage of the silver bill. Indian ex- | 7 changes aud the Chinese trade are especially | affected, because silver is the principal cur- | ua at we shail | ———— Xo Coxaxess HALL, MI. VE Jent cuis: day. No Seud for eut of house aud busticulars, JAMEN B MOOR, perday. Now open. H"™® I Uuderdiaiued, open Muy ierms reasonavie, Re ELLA ATLANTIC CITY, N. a. ey S, (YE AKLINGT {Eon cut aven: one He ur oi the best shoot.ne grounds for wild fowi on cellent table; tecu ws the mt ers, hard and soft claims, crabs 3y12-Tun ‘Mra, WM. J. LOVE, Prop. anes in aéneon: no maleriecr sseege- z & for guewts. ‘Terme, Gi. 72. yer dai pas, BOSCOBE Els, JRESTUCKY, AYE. ATLANTIC Pe age seem os agg mle gay | — utiiul new hotel to Cape Charles Clty, then by Full io rue coro: JULY 22, 1890. cE LS 2 Cae ENN GUINEA LINE Fox For Billous and [pie tog a wordegt why nog 9 Hast, tacto en aes eee ee mranrWcies Sos, ‘isearnestly Invited to try ont Bo Se et pr oe eather en ‘SPILLS, taken andiicted wilt WEAK STOMACH; IMPRIRED DIGESTION ; DISORDERED uve beiaeaea Ct oe iermrasge st pete and Sealing at fort. =F) and arousi: eo HOSE flere cnerey fh mee fervous one patent rae i we Sere Puts ie have"Te yates os Bropered only by ECHAM, se mason eal founts for tas Dat Staten, who. iif pour area 7 28 and 367 Canal St., New ork, Sole WILL MAIL BEECHAM'S PILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX. errr rr SUMMER RESORTS. __ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ER COTTAGE, 123 KENTUCKY AVE, AT- Mentie Cig, Na near the beach, Terms moderate, ct E. AMER (late of Washington}. SUMMER RESORTS. D** STARKS' Hore! = Mee. Mt. ant (a (\4MBRIDGE, aia wie ec $2.50 and rhe per Day. moderp cony niences, e of the best a SaMUR LE LEWIS, Prop. _my22-00' ~] OCKAN GROVE, N. J. New Management, Convenient to Lake, Camp and Ocean. Special Price to Familics, ©. ©. LEPLER. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Accommodation 500 guests, Superior table, For circular add: 4y19-1m PE ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, Accommodations ‘end -eppemmtwelite frst ease, tervices the best. Accommodate 50. Will open May 1, 1590. WM. P! DOLBY, Prop. | apa EL DOKADO, Ucean Gi = FOURTEENTH SEASON, AT Y, NJ, ATLANTIC Ti ear the, win. Now open. ' Firwi-cluse accou- Kates $7 to $10 per week. A. G, MALLE THEW 5, lave oF pene OTo | ANTIC Z "Tiss neano ani ae ts *Feityown HOTEL KNON, Vacitic ave, bear Ohio. ocean roowus, Laie piazza overloe E. @. #S to #14 per week: Louse onihe isdaud wl SEASIDE PARK HOTEL. Five minutes’ alk from U the ocean to Barnocat Bay. Fishin ialty. ,erabbiby, bathiuge C a MaHUN'E TONNSEND, Seaside Fark, NJ. ‘ON-BY-THE (ee rd, SEBING AKE, NJ. KK K. LETCHWORTH. ATLANT 1, jodern, fivstetlass “complete, PeciGis Sa, ew York aud Leunosges Now open. . DAVIn, BUCK ISLAND, IL, HOTEL MANISSES, 1s ys; it weet aelrifal jini ~ superb bath- ug, fine bive fiahiny, daily boats, cable, gus, electric » fine music hullaud Orchestra, prices reasoua- bie." Send for illustruted hand Look. my22-eo.m* povtun® 0. E. BROWN. 282 Oke. ry uae. manwles' Wali trom Dench. | $2. 33 Mira. ANNIEGKUBB. uy OS EL. CLAKENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Enlarged aud iviproved, Virkiuia ave. near t dhe ocean, _myl0-3m COL. JOHN BM. “M. CLARE, NANTUCKET, MASS, OTEL EMERSO: Still Has Atias'tic City, 2 South Carolina ave, eas tie ocean, CUTTAGES TO RENT my: _SAMUEL J, YOUNG._ Atas Reduced Prices as late in the season, Sottaretand Howse: Lots For Sale on Easy Terma. OTEL, “OIL end of Conner uit ave., Orchestra, elecirie balls ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER. Ty city, om ond, 13 South e eading tation and Beach" wuropeai, ind ‘Aieriouts pian. 4 J.C, JOHNDON, Frop. “ALLAN (Ti fa = WANT OCKET, MASS. Oren the year round, 0 er Send sor circulars. GuaRLES He MOWEY. eo mo Proprietor. _ ore “MALY ‘A, COR. dorth Curvliaa wves.; Atiai _dy12-colm YGEIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Open all ihe year; close to beach; ocean front; CONTINENTAL HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT PIER, BL, WILL OPEN JULY 1. CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. AND . MALATESTA, Owner and Proprietor, my22-2m SEA-SIDE—MISCEL. AY RIDGE HOTEL. BAY RIDGE. yD. EL OPENS 3 Location misurvassode Pine class accommodse Yons. ‘transicht rates Fates 612 aud upwal wrens _ my toa: EALTH RESORT— “8 surf Place, are FLER ele AM yest Superintendent, eal Kudse, Ma, Situated at Cherryatone Poles, Cocunpanes orthampton count) 246 uules irom Cher- don Station on the N.Y. -K. This house is 50_ rooms; comi- nas now being finshed, will conta Pletely surnf-Led; billiard room, toum; st. bing for 1Y horses; cover for 10 carring: wharf 700 teet long ; melosed pavilion at end 70260 iucloved swimming’ pool beneath; covered bathing pool for ladier and children 200 sce long; vegetable Petey s to supply house; 185 feet cf porch around husin house Conveniently locaton in need. JAMES PLUKLS, Proprietor. loned with klasa: sloop to carry twenty panes persons: row buats; > acres of oysier ground plant \HE ai Hain AN END OF CONNECTI- | With oysters: 35 weil of pure cool soft water: within o stun tic City ; desirable rooms and ex- Cheriton station, ‘where bus t 1 Cost trons Waslungton te Cherrystune Cottures melude ing meals and state room, #5. Leave Washingten by ‘orio-k steamer ive at Cherryatone Cottage the text morning about 12 2. B. sles dy2-1m* eaneEhion P. 0., Va CRs ISLAND, VIRGINIA’S SEASIDE KESORT in the Atlantic ocean; increase of Hotel accommo- ‘Will meet passengers. ATLANTIC CITY, N.S Crit Carolina ave. Unobsiructed dcean view, Feit water Lathe iu the vue, Elevator. a _F. ROBERTS & 8ONS._ ‘ON—COR. ATLANTIC AND CONNEC Uucut aves, AUa:ue City, N. Jo. Now Open for enth Season.” ~ JUSLPH ENGL Prone my!7-eo3m WAL) EC". NGLE, Clerk ADE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Ja Opens July i. Washington Patronage Solicited. Popular Rates, Per week—$10.50 to $15. ‘The honse renovated in every department. New Dining oom, Kitchen aud Office. New Carpets, Matting and Beds, SDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. L. C. RINES, of the Elsmere, NMS, ATLANTIC CLT), XJ nd of Niichixan ave. ;opeti all the year, All ioderu couveliiencen, 110-010 JUSEPH H. BORTON, Proprietor \HE ELKTON, OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE ‘Atlautic City, N. J. one all the year. hew buildings aud other improvements, tho ach and surt battine in the world; swipe shoot in, fishing aud boat suing Unsurj assed; cau be y by N.Y... & Ak. from north or ud must Ket off mu; trains: We wil meet ihe 11:27 a. hh. porih-bound trainaud the 3:18 youn south bound train at Cobb's Station: pasensery transferred to t HOUSE. OPF'N e rootns, plenty shade, bathing orabbing Colonial be FOR BOARDER boating, fish- toot of the town; short walk from Conveyspes to and from the wh. = “Gisee Mr. or 3 B.D. \y" NIAL BEACH HO’ ATERS OF J the Lower Botcmec. Faity Bove beach; Dathing; bowting, fishing and crabbiue tached to house; good music rency used. The remonetization of silver 13 again becoming the chief topic of conversation in Europe, In the house of commons yesterday Mr. P. 0. | Williamson asked, in view of the marked in- | ¢ fluence of American legislation regarding silver TPE LEHMAN, ATLANTIC CITY, = ks Le OS a end of Pennsylvania ave.: enlarxed : Beated Uy hut war. Open all the ye week; Bathiug free. PP MIE MINNLQ' “eutral Je men! or particulars adidrens W : De. Ke HL EV ¥ ‘Adres Mrs. G. F. JOHNSON, dnte NTIC CITY, N. J. A ATkunsus aud Missouri aves, on. Keruriisued. Under new manage Every thibg hret-class, Write sor eircula C. A. BuOW INT COMFORT, VA—A neqtuinted with the hotel dios Sumner Rewort Pacific ave, Detwe my’ on the price of that metal in London, that steps be taken by the government to secure a full supply for mintage purposes, Mr. Doach hen, ncellor of the exchequer, in reply to Mr. Williamson, said that the mint didn't speculate in silver, ‘It must, subject to reasonable foresight, purchase according to its requirements. oo He Will Not Die by Electricity. Anappeal has been taken in the case of Nicola Trezza, the young Italian who was sentenced to death by electricity at Sing Sing some time this week for the murder of Alex- andro Salvano at Flatbush on Easter Sunday. As a notice of appeal acts as a stay, the execu- tion will not be carried out. An effort wiil probably be made to have the sentence com- muted to imprisonment for life. ——— Notes From Over the Sea. The Scotch team won the national trophy at 3 .J.—New houre, modern ewvator, electiic bells. ‘Terms 1uod- i 7 ‘Mrs. a8 OSBORNE. Je7-£0' ito ‘ota P Point Comore Vi YGEIA HOTEL, H POINT COMFORT, VA. fasurpaased. in appoiuuucnts teble aia weneral at- feption. |Terms, lens for the accommodations, enter, fainments and sinuxemcnts wiveu thet at any resort of its prestige iu the United Stutes. Music twice » day by the eclebrated Fort roe Bandy Rightly hops. Safest and most deliguttul surf bathiuk Oh tue coast: cued sailiuuc, fishing apd driving. | Frequent presence Of foreice aiid American ships of war; daily Ape tions, drills, des, canon and rifle tary RIAN 17C CITY, N.S. Remodeled. Enlarged. Returuished. finest Hotel ou the coast, Now pen. . S. ANDERSON, Manaxer. Point Abi surroun Comfort, hence tha ‘a bree: Ay ATLAS cor ‘breezes, no malaria, wl Berea Ietetad aud tie muica coolaud retresiiug fhe thast may Seine vetted trees TAP WitLias, | chariuime mine views iu the world. Send for de- i te pemphlet, {1 CITY, ¥.J. Tat ave. near Paci fi Es WHITE of Washington, Prop TLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN, cry, MD. Ow open. Largest and vest located botise on israel Fine bathing, kunniug, i EBURY PAKE. modern improvements N.JTHE, IMOKE--ALL FE block from ocean; ca Itis reported that George Curzon, M.P. engaged to # wealthy American—name not given. The British steamer Gulf of St. Vincent,from the Clyde for Valparaiso, beforo reported ashore near Holyhead, Las broken up, ‘The Italian papers announce that Signor Ta- magno, the tenor, is about to retire from the stage. He has just purchased a fine estate at Varese, A radical meeting held at Belgrade adopted a vote of confidence in the government and telegraphed assurances of loyalty to King Alex- | ander. Mr, Smith announced in the English house of commons that the government wouid intro- duce the tithes aud Irish land purchase bills early in the next session. Nat Goodwin produced a “Gold Mine” at the Gaiety Theater, London, last evening. The audience was a brilliant one and the play met Amt ALK & lighted by Gas and Electricity; var the oc ‘Terms moderate, pe ST. CLOUD, REEWOOD: sic Greatly iniproved: electric Wels, week and upwara; open ‘a's . owner aud propriewoz, a KIGHT HOUSE, ey BEACH, DELA- ware, will reopeu June TA Te. Address ‘ALTER BUKTON, m17-3m* 935 Lats uw Washington, D.C, SBURY VALE NJ) THE STRAND, ne: Sd avr. aud Kiuzsiey. E Pull oocan view. "Modern couvenionees. Per‘ect na uditions, Pirst-ciass seo hu OUSE, 14TH SEASON, (Oo yards trots the Gees, ; ik DOUGLASS HOUsE AT REHOBOTH, DEL, # A. MARTIN, Ts will open July 10. r Location vest on the beach for bathing, fishing and VICTORIA, saiiin Family Hotel, fronting on Occan, unobstructed view “Table unexcelled, Artesian water; ail MRS. ©. LONG, py ear Superior table , terms moderate = ASBURY PARK, N.J., ONE if yen JUNK seal vey or gun, O1angUS block from. beech: [ed-eozm' oe lonwent whart Address K. J. Kerer. to A. Xander, 911°7th u.w. ‘arauyenven Will meer waist ADA: Bocas eel exe af eon ys Coo. a rooms, ie betta) Sus Bittonteae 213 FIUST AVE, Asbury Park. Wide pt vw ot the ont to, EDFOUD 3 MINERAL SPRINGS, tg ag ay11-2m0 Tn the Allegbany Sountal SUMMER_ RESORTS. SPRINGS AND BArHs, ‘x NHALYBEATE SPRINGS. He yinetg sing lomo Board aud —— and mh ohn | Cat ee $12 to $14 per week. a DRESS, Je3-0026t Frovrictse. erga —— Ot maple ge brivus frre ame; pure milk: un- biltiard rooms tat and weutie- shy: Seanie courte; lerrest owimming <inias, &c. Good livery: excellent ring the eumumer. Hotel cok tosutgn scenery ie ov some of the fraataoes ‘count or carculars 5 address: EVANS, Manager. “noeoom iE Ea a R= ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BAT! VIRGINIA, About ae A deltehtful bore for Tavatien aud all who need renewal of bealth aud strene ‘Cumine unexcelled in any mountain resort. Sanitary arrangements complete, Private steam-heatec baths Of mi owt? Upmense ewunming pool, vemperature of water jusements, good amaie, fGne lawn, 5, "Ail. Fational am: atigds walke and rabies in ituanaate c ircaiars wu at ailsnformation at A. & Pratt & Son's fT aformation a office, Sun Building, or ou application to & 8. PRATT, Proprictor, _my6-3m ___ Bock Enon Springs, Va SHANNONDALE SPEINGS— NOW OPEN TO Guests; situated on Shenandoah river at foot of Siue Kidve mountains; ex-elieut boating, bethin d hunting; scenery unsu 5 y Fie | codl, aulet, reasoualile overrthune ply to SHANNONDALE SPKINGS CO. dvb e0-tit* ‘Charlestown, Jeflerson county, W KINGS. Soxnor OOUNTY, W. VA. The most noted tor ite Scelient and comf fortable commodations in the two Virgiuias. “The hotel build- ings and cottaves are ated in their jenior con: ‘Uctiob and elegance, “Altituderover 2 O00 Teck, short and ~—sq, ‘drive fro station in aplendia horse ‘co Verms reduced to 1 oar week, taupe “Send for pampbieta cant” e ,TKIBLING SPRINGR Alans, Sulpar aod Chalybeate Rebuil eat aprouted house in the Vir- nia mountaivs. ,Tabie first-ciasa “Third season, New owners, Send for circ CHICHESTER & STEWART, my3}-a.to, th26t P.v., biribling Springs, Va, Se LEON PALACE HOTEL, LEON, QUE. lebrated establishment, one of the most de- Lguifal and aerocsble swimmer rence on the comer hent. is now open. ‘The numervus tourists who visit this beautiful spot under the new manage- ‘To sufferers from iuboumstiom, Neuralsia, Indiges- tion, General Debility, &c., &¢., the Saline Springs in contiection with this hotel offer'a sure cure, to $3 a day and $10 to $15 per week. “a M.A. THOMAS, Manager, NDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS—80_ 1LES from Washington, oe Md_ B.K., 1,000 feet above Xo twosquitor ‘wardens, orchards, water fables, lange buildings, Cincy Ole eave” address A. St SELLY A. yy resort on top of the Aliegbanies, Shere the sot breezes blow always; beautiful scenery. ood eae Mes ‘AIN VI. U L 3-000 Jeet elevation: latge airy’ rooms, hoard aaddle and driving horses: bowling teuuis; reascnable rates. Address J Aurora, W Fhe SALE OK KENT—AMONG THE BEKKAHIKE Hills Beautitul Country Residence in Great bar~ consist of eight acres, Jn grove and well-kept law, shaded by" Sang au wutrul trees of all The house as 40. feet, square, with an extension 3} fect square; first floor has broad hall, large parlor, et Parlor, diuing room, library, ‘chia closets, pantry, kitchen, laundry and store roous; sec: oud floor, four large bed rooms in main part of house and three iu the extension, bath roots, lineu room and tore room; third stor), thre bed rooms, trunk room, ‘his are afl modern improvements lary. and well cemented, abuuduut water supply ie [tas stalls tor six horees, box stalla, harness and roow for twelve carriages: pleutifully -up- Plied with ruining woter aud ‘well Sentuated. “There un he pince ice Louse, tool Lome, ke, Price, com ruished.. 16,000 uf 14.000 Fe Diace faruished fro four or five months for... nee S008 For particulars apply to. CHALMERS &, ve Mis ee a ies st. Bw. (CA SSI MOUNTAINS, SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKS. On and after SUNDAY, JUNE 22. express trains Seat Shore raitroad wilt "run to aud from ‘the Sereey ciiy Station ie Hennsylvania railroad, making lute eotiuectiva with fest trans to'aud. trom Washe Acton, CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.—Leave Wash- Saxton 14:20 pan.» Jersey City Station ‘at 10-40 au. Arrive Hotel Kasierskill, via | Kingston, : Grand Hotel, 3:09 enicia, cars Philadeipiia to Hobart and Jersey Cl y to Grand hotel Station. KALOGA ASD, CATSKILL, MOUNTAIN E PKidS —Leave Washington 11:20 p.ta., J Station 11:20 a.m, Kingston. 4 Grand Hotel, 4 hicia, 3 25 p. tai House station, 4:15 pa re Geons Pastor. cars frot Secrecy City tor Hote! Rustemeki Grad Motel btathon, Baratoga abd Caidwell. s SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOU: CIAL. Leave Wankineton, 9-00 8 au pam, win Ms Grand Hotel 8:30; ems Phrenic, 4 tain House Station, Pa Mille, 8:00 Arrive Saratoy: Parlor gars trom jersey City for Hotel Kautersuiil, Gran t Station aud Washington to Saratoga without Yurchase tickets at Pennsylvania railroad offices and connect in the Ji y Cit all Pow Sora oo re- sora by West shore Failruud. wecked through. c £E. TAMBERT: _tee: tosel General Tansenxer Agent, New York. V ‘Delaware Water Gap, Pa Now open. HE HIGHLAND HOUSE, GABRISCN-ON-HUDSON, ¥.¥., ATEK GAP HOUSE, 2-3 L._W. BROADHEAD. Directly opposite West Point, 50 miles from New York 2b. Bure mountain gir = mprinss water, A Select Family wit, Bil- tel. nnd Geneon inert Mite for circular and vermis, - GARRISON, Manager. NY HALL, miteeae FERRY, W.VA. orltipert point Detwoen shenandvsh and Butomac Bend for curd and te:mua 8. W. Ek, ek k,_Met.: Mas 8. B, Wiilane Goa. RD Mussey” cs KWOOD HOUSE, HARPEN'S FERRY, W.VA. 5 propriewess, will opeb. Suns the mounts Wns; rooms newly renovated Views from a.] windows; iresh milk ; terms $6 per week, at nae excellent! —— is ony a HOUSE, CAMP HILL, WanPEirs eae Be, do KOLE, Proj tor. Jegaut suminer . pos Yew; table 86 a:S1i het nw vOxgueats, Hor tas Nit. HILL-TOP HOUSE, THOS. 8. LOVETT the Bisley range by nine points. ei tg a Py, Harper's Ferey. W.Va. First-class table: ‘The Irish police reports show that 125 agra- | ~ svi ALK THE | GUERSGEY-SEVENTH, and Island sland Park. Cards af Duar vilice. ‘Tern 96) rer ; fully Joc lakes 3 3 rian outrages were committed in Ireland dur- | {44% “Delt Miitect sanitauon, Gas through: | EA. ane HOTEL. aE ait MD, 18 < OPEN, po THOU, ing the last quarter. out, Woven wire springs aud hair wattrasses. Excel Jaro apply to Stag office or to JOHN mune bre Lake Wituipesaukee, Meredith, N. a ‘The Duke of Sparta’s son, born a few days | lent tabic, Lcuiis beading, Baling dance, woe olbis Reantitul aud plotaust Suiner Resort, with ite au = r p ace ago, was christened George. bait: ‘of Washington D'C. OLD POINT arom. Re for summer boarders. ‘The drives and via the vicinity ure fasciua ue Waukewau fates, Ited tus, yer alta, Sunset Hill, Rollins’ Hill aud wany others, ape a few miles of the Prospect House. The Frvepect House ye situated midway belween ‘Meredith and Geutre Mare two atl place aud one mile frou the scouery "of the vergreen gTu' «ardeus, Vineyard, dairy, livery, baths: messase, Swedish movements, elastrict Lowang, Louting, scoaee, tenets, Ts OF hives. Fur circ ALEK, MD Xe MD., Walter's Park 1-0., my 13-eod3mr LEN HOUSE. waite “MOUNTA: Fetes co famil _Gko. P. METCALF, LUE MT. HOUs! ae Berson, to Py P SifaSao! ith a very favorable reception. Goodwin ws —_ SEASIDE-JERSEY COAST. ments Hotel culae ate ant cael aewiy tar: | Ho om VILLA, CAPE MAY CITY, NJ, EN- 7 tober. PE oe ess BBR rec vet x0 tthe Beach: large Wiel aFiiNde ae Manager. MISCES.LANEOUS. Satlis gd MIT HOTEL, GAITHERSBURG, MD. 550 From the Pireephon daria ee iiss $6 eben ia 3. Se Sve May Now Open Under New Manaxement. Sette Ws Forty mines ride’ there. | ‘The rugs that are hung over all the doorways | Fy OTL LAFAYETTE, CAPE WAY, Femom Malicinal Rpsings, Vino Swinming Bodie. Het cians at the art gallery attract almost as much ad- | LA, Nese the Hresident’s summer EE totes peccrapalegedsn dbs. ag sit longs ae face oon miration as Verestchagin’s paintings them. | iso pier, Owned by mune Scayemat "apraacsedperensead Bow > he selves, Kany: that hangin the middie room, |“mbitéa O°" jaye & STEFFNER a “Se26-colm* . partic , excite comments of wonder and | GTUCKTON HOTEL, ‘H. L. BALL, Proprietor, EE MAB delight, oth these rugs were woven in India, REMODELED AKU Unxsaen. Berkeley Springs, W.Va. June 6 hss welched and measure ko paper by taety feet and each | Cuisine and enn nat Cntr, BOARD RG AT THE af. fale ate, ht ad eaten bs weighs about 1, would make | _3216-2m a | ae TW career Sao s 4 yitow cunning little bath towels icone giants as At- who ed before India rugs came into fashion, Ail us that have into carpet stores and priced Turkey and ruge know how costly they are. It in easy oo then, to belt one dia ft of yas, on ocean Fro {routs woods WHITE SULPHUR SPRING, —— —— all the ycar. ae = davee Cry Ay Ip THAT LaDy at the lecture the other night only few bots lo Bonet. et station over e know how nicely Hall’s lair Kenewer would Z pur WISD-On, aa Ls Sy pax ae OF vsti ad ares4 cd ee Je2-2m aca W. GREEN, Proprietor. SESEA GIRT. N.- —Dineorey 1fh season — ee Send for circular, Reozw Infor a Pott, Ma, fd Bent loca ud 6. | Iuowutenn comen the Fresidential ps of draiuage; uumerous springs in hotel. e tel, Buitimore, _COUNTRY_ BOARD. OARD (10 BE OBTAINED, 2) 4 pou. = 4 — - Seaiesbee to seers cere jer me 3 MINT Tee wale FROM roome aud accoun- d water: terms mode HESTNUT Gove me ze: PE é va v A Sictnte oor your jadi. Gurion ‘at reduc the four sctnyving coe pom ‘addres box 135, one T nee. Lerma, wy HIGGINS, Amvspoila Ma, LUE RIDGE HOUSE Tontilaned ond nena She eccommodation of Ree ee sed, See = Ps, Prop., Round lili, Loade Baxe, NEAR ALEXANDIIA—ABUD- ‘cream, irmit, fresh —- we. ov engl ‘Aas aiotandeta, Vo. hs tetiy sumer BOAKDING NEAK THE MOUNTAIN brew rooms law ' house: cool particulars, Bamtiton, Loudoun county, ¥ OAR EEL Stra pox AN EMINENCE ull view of Lidge and eu mountains: all tins of saraesmete saben JNO SIMPSON, North F eee ee oo, Va Aces 8 FOR 15 On: 20 BOARDEKE TO To be had at Clifton Beach ; ‘as, tala ve comforts: @6 srr week _¥ P 1 KYST, Washington Co. Wyonsibe FARM. SST BEAVER tis 4 My = o., Mr ; . oe 2 Fe ‘ Pleasant location ; cool roome <olty relerence given, Addree C s » Lad EDUCATIONAL. HAKD COMPTON (VOICE nprciaLast ry Ac And Speaking). 150: Lee Day aud Ew-ming: Patrons ok Pupile jor Parlor, Hatform, Concert Stage or Opera, ME SCHOOL FOR LS, OUD, Rockingham couuty, Ve. Miss ELEANOR C. WHEAT, Principal. Fifth Session opens SEPTEMBER 10, 1890. This school is situated Fhepandoal, Valicy railroad, A At of the Valley of Virvinis. We arents whose business Sevcial attention paid to. the mental, moral apd pliysical craniey oft Chidrea. “HOOL FOR GiRLs, 8 MILEs FEom Birictly Select Norinal H petent teachers. Location aba bie by Tal, Mise MoM: Wold E. a a a . Fairfax county, Byres AX? STUDIO 13 ¥ wi ri Scie ner months. reduced rates for Pine Genuine Free- ud Crayon Po for Instruction in Free hand Cra}on Drawing. wl EE Mak COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ART ‘Conservatory, i the Scheoul for Loung Women, bend for catalogue. CORNELIUS L. KEEDY, 2m —ieetian ern aarouas mba, LL.D., Ph.D. NTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO DRAW Crayon Portrait ih 15 lewuus: go previous widge ot draw ing necessary HRYSOLDS. rust Sub tibet MMEK. SOd EST BEST PLACE for every branch of Drawing snd fainting; Crayon Fortraits, with uf without Sova Frapts, im =x lessons oF two days, to those who have never drown. Jy10-20* 54 miles frou Washington. euurely full two past 8. ‘Next term eae Pi MBER 18 obo. For catalocue address _GhO. G. BUTLER, AM. Principal, — Se MARYLAND. 1890 CHARLOTS & RAL Mitaction umurrened for health. Thorough CHASLUTTE HA Classical, Mathematical, Commercial M: courses. Board und Turtion, ioduding working, 0 aud furuisled room, $160 for ter of 10 mone 116th sexsi vit unber 1. For ~~ * particulars | W.rILVesTeR, Principal. 3 ‘irl o-v! O-co2m* Miu Moe ESE acy aa EuNO. Mire JU Pia TU Witten aire ARNE CR RUnT, Paaucipals, Day Sebool for Ladies aud Little Girle, ‘Boarding weg * Shoes twent, Reopens September y OKWOOD INSTITUTE eopens > clu ber 24, with Increased: nergy Qui Many Luprovements. 3710-3m_ Me.and dire wD Ba ang $ 14th st. no bs ad ah ey dy reVaritig tor Coliegoa Speciait Tranches iu New Lurk, Bost San cae, Lowievili. Faris Fiance, Berlin Gerany jomuw, hussia, end 1. ‘laod. ‘ine buisaner nelioul im Asbury Park. “an Stshenths PENCLEIAN BUSINESS: COLLEGE, S Comer 7th aud D st. aw. Epec al Sumnur Justruction. hhapad Wrune oping. da Bs la + rod alge promotion, isk, Brauchies aud Algelte ft Shortiaaid and I3pewetting. Day and bisht cmon Call Gracud fort atalorue and Cireulare BASIS, S BRESCE A 08 Primeapal: oana, a CEM, View Princ UCKLAND SCHOOL POR _< strate — spn jontwouery county, Thorotieh training ts euned at with t ante de rues, an far se po-sibie of showe goverument umber te, Unutted an care iy given to - be setlara For cirealars rca as ress HENKY C, HALLOWELL, 4:M. «Yale, y Seri, PEQeTyS, Oa) nay AND LADIES educational pal, Colleve.—Fifty-firet year. Offers rare edi jacilties. Terms moderate. High und Lealthful Steam MULE; Bas, bre escapes: ean) of accens. THUs. HANLON, D.D., President for Twenty-one Years, JOLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERC ave. opponite city rae OF private Histruction, aud ev COUN 2 CE, Pri, KIVATE FRENCH LESSONS— Classical aud Modern AMR ce ot | Servis, Paria, 1 years’ experience. Titera w our, Sih and Resta awe ME. DE FOREST, LUNG-ESTABLISHED AND reliable Ledies dwn, cau be consulted er Teaidence, uw. Utboe M au toe pm: with Lotion only EAD AND Bi WISE.—Dik. | aw. a) ure Tbe Uldeet Leisblisied d-ayert bp (ru WillyumraLtoes cure iL ail cases of priv ey aud furs Gen wary ul suday uduls, Ado HAS NEVEK BERN CONTRADICTED THAT Dae Sag FAs te oon eatin vlished ad daw Ladies? by sic coundently cvinait be bMOTHL Ne, but Jerncuiar Seka “we We CLAY, LEE ULD-LST ALIS ont L =| pars Scitawe, and Aiediun mm Use ety: bore abu ul propbeuc sito necatd muglit revesie cuaersul 5 EXE, Micon mipetery ; Bude los: or stolen yropery . causes speedy war Hours, ¥ a.m. 06:30pm Sendaye2toSpm ariet2e