Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1890, Page 7

Printers’ INK 4 JOURNAL FOR ADVERTISERS Te erced weskly, ant fs the representative joczead 7 he shesld advertise; bow to write am j howto display one; what newspapers te use; bow mach mouey to expesd—ta fact, dis coon ca every pels that admits of prottatle sccesiea. Advertising is a3 art practised ty waay ty few. The conductors of PRINT> ‘ESS’ INE asterstasd it, and thelr advice ts bared ace of sare than twenty-five yoare im casts for many of the largest advertisers, A year's sobectip- sasple copies Free, lars: ROWELL & CO., Newspaper Advertising Bureaw, pitt Rano \, Bossrss Cxve. (Of the Spence ian ean Colleges, Penmanship Publicaite Pann, bte.> A RAPID WithiING BUSINESS GOLUB I8 Row orvanizine at SPEXCEKIAN BUSINESS COT- LI oe & compl C AL BEN MANSHIP t | THE CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY. t Beecham’s Pills]; For Bilious and Nervous Disorders. “Worth a Guinea a Ro: for 25 cents, ! ‘GGISTS, Banoass W. B. MOSES & SONS, CORNER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS, &e. To make space for the new goods for fall season we are offering many attractive bargsins. The following are afew UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 500 Curtain Poles, complete, worth 30c. 100 Curt ‘all length, with trimmings all z each. a Poles, extra heavy, with trimmings c. to $1.50; 25e. each. 50 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75e. 100 pairs Lace Curtains redueed to @1. Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices, assortment of portieres, leas than manufac- turers’ prices. CARPET DEPARTMENT. Cazpets of the following sizes, made of Remnants, with Border all around: TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS. S feet 3 inches by % feet Y inches, $9; reduced t 3 inches by 10 feet, $10.50; reduced from e138. S feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, $10.50; reduced from #18. $ inches by 11 feet, $11; reduced from $18. es by 13 feet 9 inches, 815; reduced S feet inches by 14 feet, $16.50; reduced from an. 10 feet G inches by 13 feet 6 inches, 615; reduced from & 10 feet 6 inches by 15 fect, $18; reduced from $29. 1U Ieet 6 inches by 16 feet 6 inches, $20; reduced from $31. BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. hes by 6 feet, 84; reduced from MOQUETTE AND WILTON CARPETS. € by 7 feet, $10; reduced from 815. ¥ 8 feet 6 inches, $12. 50; reduced from 818. ) iuches by 8 feet 9 inches, $15.50; reduced ) 3 inches by 12 feet 6 inches, 20; reduced S fort 3 mches vy 10 feet 3 inches, $20; reduced from $30. G teet by 10 feet 3 inches, $15; reduced from © Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs. $2.50; reduced F423, STRAW MATTINGS. 6 white aud fancy, 40 yds, worth $3, ‘ 40 yds. worth 86, 4. ls lie F +0 yds.,worth €16, iv yds, worth $16, $10. KIAGES. 4 ciseount on every carriage $20 Gut ou every carriage from 815 , opportunity to buy a fine carriage ney WINDOW SHADES. assortment of colors with all tor 2 MOSQUITO CANOPIES. A full line of every style and size from 75 cents to esc, $5.00. W. B. MOSES & SONS, Cor. 11th and F sta nw, De | FU » URHOLSTERIES, DECO- | TIONS, WALL PAPER, &c., &c. Dexvex Srave Lorrsay, DENVER, COL, SIXTY MORE PRIZES THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY. CAPITAL PRIZE, $7,500, TICKETS 50 CENTS EACH. $26,879 PAID EACH MONTH, BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES. B. F. RHODUS, ‘Denver, Col. Address jy8-eo3m For improved and eco- omic cookery. Use it for Soups, Sauces, Made Dishes (Game, Fish, de.), Aspic or Meat Jelly. Keeps por- feetly im all climates for any length of time sud is Li ELIG COMPANY'S Ex TKACT or Gbeaper natof finer flavor then suy other stock. BEEF. Oxe pound equal to forty pounds of jean beef of the fath lan ‘value of about 87.50 succeed Mr. Witmer at the expiration of his term, which occurs soon. carried, but Mr. Pitts pleadhis age as a su: cient excuse for decli * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. JULY 24 CITY AND_DISTRICT. ee @> Fair dealng has always been the motto of Te Evextxa Star. “A dollars’ worth in return for every dollar received” is the principle upon which its business is con- ducted. Advertisers usually get from ten to one hundred dollars for every one invested in its advertising columns, ANACOSTIA’S INTERESTS. A Lively Mecting of the Citizens’ Asso- clation Last Evening. PREPARING FOR THE BRIDGE CELEBRATION—DIS- SATISFACTION WITH PUDLIC SCHOOL MANAGE- MENT—SUGGESTING A CHANGE OF TRUSTEE— THR JEFFERSON STRERT SEWER, ETC. Correspondence of THEEVEXING STAR. The Anacostia Citizens’ Association held a very animated meeting in the station houso last night, among those present being James Bar- ker, A. M. Green, W. Leo White, Arch Etzler, W. J. Latimer, Benj. Mundell, J. W. Bartley, W. Marden King, J. C. Lee, A. Davison, Hiram s, Dr. R.A. Pyles, Charles Barker, A. Mc- Lean, J. Adam Bele and others, The prinei- Pal business of the meeting was tho devising of ways and means for assisting in the Penn- sylvauia avenue bridge celebration Augget 25. Mr. White, from the East W aieey 4 joci= ation, explained the nature of the celebration and the progress that has been made in raising funds for the occasion. About €2.000 has already been contributed to provide a barbecue for the public and half as much more will be received vefore the books are closed. Messrs, Thomas Gray, H. A. Linger, H. A. Griswold and W. Lee White have been appointed by the East Washington Association to receive funds from our citizens and the local association ap- pointed acommittee of three, consisting of Dr. T. Torrey, Benj. Mundell and J, Adam Bede, to assist them in the canvass. A general com- mittee of five to confer with the East Washington Association, Icarn what position Anacostia would be given in the procession and aid in the general co-operative work of whooping up the celebration was also ap- pointed, being composed of Dr, R. A. Pyles, J. ©. Lee, J. W. Bartley, J. Adam Bede, and 8. M. Golden. As an evidence of good faith the association appropriated the balance of a few dollars in the treasury to the uid of the bridge celebration. ‘The association took hold of the celebration business in a vigorous way and save evidence that this suburb will eat barba- cue at the first table. ‘the speaking and feast ! of reason will be on the Washington side of the branch, but the flow of soul will be all over our uillsides, The boef will be ripe and juicy. SCHOOL MATTERS. Aftor the bridge business had been disposed of Anacostia school matters were ripped up the back with a buzz saw. It was claimed by Mr. Lee that this suburb is discriminated against by the school authorities; that the present trustee, Dr. Witmer of St. Elizabeth, now in Europe for the summer, has no personal inter- est in the schools; that the seventh and eighth grades, now taught in one room, are more than any teacher can do justice to; that music and drawing are neglected; that our building is inadequate, some teachers inefticient; that the District is educating children from Vir- ginia and Maryland, while our own abundant offxpring are crowded out or put on half rations; that this school district needs # super- Vising principal and would get one if our peo- ple lifted up their voices high enough; that at present many children are forced to go to Washington for intellectual fodder, and that our District school manageinent in general. and that of Anacostia in particular, needed to be curried down and dusted off. Mr. Hiram Pitts, who had been a pilgrim for over eighty years, thought the school question an important one to our c and the association should give it attention. He said the Commissioners a few years azo arrogated to themselves more power than properly belongs to them and narrowed down the authority of the trastees till the latter had become little more than the agents of the Com- missioners. In no other city, he said. were the school authorities so limited in their field of operations. The schools, he said, are at the very foundation of society and their efficiency of the deepest concern to the communi! 5 Before the subject was left Mr. Munde sented the name of Mr. Pitts as date of the association for school ll pre- the candi- trustee to GOSHORN WILL NOT ACCEPT. The Director Generalship of the Big Exposition Not Desired by Him, Gen. A. T. Goshorn will not accept the director generalship of the Columbian exposi- tion. He said as much yesterday, adding inci- dentally that he had not been tendered the position and did not know that it would be offered him, Gen. Goshorn went to Philadel- phia from New York in response to a telegram from P. A. B, Widener of the fair committee, At tho conference Gen. Goshorn and ex-Gov. McCormack will express their views in detail. The question of director géneralship will not come up, as the matter is entirely in the province of the executive committee, which has not yet been appointed, The main purpose of the conference ia to obtain authoritative opin- ions on what shall constitute the powers and limitations of the executive committee. T. W. Palmer, president of the commission, and J. T, Dickinson, secretary, will attend the confei ence. Gen. Goshorn «aid yesterday: “The Chicago exhibit will be mainly agricultural, and the foreign representation will not be extensive, ‘That is my opinion, based on the Paris expos tion, and the fact that foreign nations must ineur great expense to get to Chicago at all. Financially, 1 think the Chicago fair will bea success, No exposition since that of the cen- tennial has had equal pecuniary fruition, but Chicago may turn the line.” Marae All the members of the subcommission said that the present outlook for success was un- doubtediy favorable. The trip to Paris will probably not be taken, as all information can be obtained by correspondence. NEW YORK STRIKERS DESPERATE A Riot Expected at Any Moment Among the Cloak Makers. The condition of the striking cloak makers in New York may be characterized as critical— on the verge of a riot, An outbreak of twenty striking cloak makers occurred last evening. The attack was made in tho apartments of Celia Bander, at No. 4 Allen street, They acted like mad men, A ery of police scattered the men and only one of the rioters was cap~ tured by the police. Two thousand police re- serves were massed at the various police stations ready to answer at an instant’s notice. Rioting was contemplated by the cloak makers, but Acting Superintendent Byrnes’ quick action cowed them. Since the riot of two weeks ago the acting superintendent has been keeping close watch on the cloak makers. His men have been at all their mectings, secret as well as public, and there they learned things which made a close watch upon their movements im- perative, Socialism and its ranker brother, anarchy, were being instilled into their breasts by flery and ignorant leaders like Baroudess, ‘There was a secret meeting Wednesday night, Just what transpired there Inspector Byrnes refused to tell, but it is known that the cloak makers, under Barondess’ fiery language, de- cided at a secret meeting to mass about the cloak factories and do bodily violence to all who applied for or attempted to return to work Superintendent Byrnes’ men were present # this meeting. The matter assumed such serious shape that they communicated at once with their chief. Ten minutes later the various precinct commanders received by _ general alarm a peremptory order to hold the off platoons in reserve from 6 o'clock until further notice. Acting Superintendent Byrnes was at his office in the central police building ata very early hour and receiving reports from all precincts, At 8:15 yesterday he considered the danger past, for the time being at least, and ordered the officers of platoons at the varions station houses toallowthe reserves to go lome. A number of manufacturers and contractors re- sumed work with non-anion men, among them Messrs. G, Schwab & Brothers of No. 4iGreeue strect. McDOWELL AG soe AIN REPUDIATED. Butler County, Pi Republicans Call for a New Conference. The mecting of the republican county com- mittee of Butler county, Pa., yesterday after- noon to consider the twenty-fifth district mud- dle was one of the most exciting ever hold, but when it came to a vote McDowell did not have The motion was jiuing, and Prof, B. Messer, who is only seventy-nine years old, was atonce chosen and the association wili ask his appointment. Lhe need of a police patrol wagon for the fifth precinct to serve this subprecinct was also raised, as was also the need of a niglit sta- tion keeper, so that prisoners may be lodged here over night. It was explained that the ent appropriation biil, if ever passed, will us 4 night station’ keeper. and that a $25,000 additicn to our school building 1s also provided for. JACKSON STREET SEWER. The completion of the Jackson street sewer was urged, and W. Marden King was appointed to act with the standing committee on sewers, to see the Commissioners and pre tothem. The change of Commissioners since the work was begun has caused much delay, but it is thought they will order the sewer com. pleted at the earliest practicable time. On count of the dry weatuer no inconvenience has been experienced this season, but a heavy rain would flood several houses. The Fillmore and Pierce street approaches to the new Masonic Hall were reported in rough and unsightly con- dition, and the committee on streets, roads and bridges was instr to look after their im- provement, ‘Two new members—A. B, Frisbie and J. C. Lee—joined the association, John A. Logan P G.A.R., held its regular mecting last might and resolved to attend the national encampment at Boston. Several mem- bers will go. Ihe arms for the post have arrived aud now the boys feel like soldiers again. aomi Tent of Rechabites held its regular weekly meeting last night and received several new members, t the case ——_—_ PEACH DEALERS COMPLAIN, They Say the Railroads Make Poor Time and Heavy Charges. The hearing before the interstate commerce commission on the complaint of the Boston fruit dealers against the railroads running the “peach train” for alleged unjust rates and undue delays in the service was continued at Boston yesterda: Trainmaster Bradford Murphy of the Pniladeipbia, Wilmington and Baitimore railroad resumed his testimony concerning the means used to expedite the movement of peach trains over the road and its branches. He said trains were scheduled at twenty to twenty-five miles an hour, including ztops, and that they frequently ran forty-five miles an hour. Geo. W. Wait, trainmaster of the New York division of the Pennsylvania railroad, testified that specially assigned on- inc and crews were used in the peach trafic. Witness testified to the special facilities given Poston trafic and was cross-questioned 4s to whether similiar facilities were not usual for perishable freight by all roads, Mr. Macey, counsel for the Pennsylvania road, asked that a day might be given by the nission in Washington in order that he troduce evidence from peach growers y and Delaware as to the reasons for the diminution of the Boston peach trade, to rebut the imference that was due to high rates of freight. ‘The commission decided that the testimony might be taken in Washington, and if Boston counsel desired to present testi- mony in rebuttal one of the commission would come to Boston to take it, Assistant General Freight Agent Willcox of the-New Haven road testifiod that there was no agreement for a through rate on peaches, His road made a tariff in connection with the New England road from Jersey City to Boston of 100 per car, not to exceed a weight of 30,000 pounds, eee Sympathy for the Danish Seame A cablegram from London says: The National Seamen's Union, with a view to forcing the Eng- lish ship owners to influence the Danish ship owners, announces that a general strike of sea- mea will be inaugurated July 26, and that the men will not return to work until the demands of the Danish seamen for wages equal to those paid English seamen are conceded. A confer- ence between representatives of the Seamen's Union and ship owners will be held at Sunder- land on July 26. _ bee oe ONT The Entire Crew Perished. The loss of the American schooner William Bice has been fully confirmed. The whole crow, consisting of sixteen ns, perished. The vessel was ou a voyage from Cape Ann to Iceland, ————c00 Attastic Crrx axp Return, $3.50.--B. & O. excursion July 26th. 8; ‘train leaves L. & 0, station 4:00 p.m. ‘Tickets good for 3 days, $3.50. —>—_ Sooypnee ag Ween steamer schedule, See vi & single supporter. Speeches were made by McDowell and ex-Congressman Sam Miller in behalf of the Mercer county man’s claim to be the nomince of the district for Congress and by Dr.* Bennison, Col, John M, Sullivan, James M. Galbraith and others in opposition to the nomination, A series of resolutions were adopted setting forth that it was the sense of the committee that MeDowell’s nomination was unfairly, un- lowfully and corruptly made, and is not bind- ing on the republicans of this district and can- not be indorsed by them or at the polls in No- vember. The chairman was authorized to ap- point a committee of three to confer with other republicans regarding a new conference. is “JACK THE RIPPER” FOUND? The Notorious Murderer Reported to Have Been Arrested in London. A MHalifax lady who is now visiting a dis- tinguished oficial in London writes home that “Jack the Ripper” is under arrest iu that city. He was captured on information given by his sister. He is a medical student, and the police have kept the matter very secret in order that they might work up a case against im. he information, while startling, is vouched for by the Indy, who says she learned the facts ‘accidentally through her acquaintance with the family she is visiting, Died of Violence, The jury empancled in the case of Joseph McLaughlin, who was found dead in bed at At- lnntic City last Friday night. repdered the fol- lowing verdict last night: “We find that Joseph McLaughlin came to his death by blows m- flicted at the hands of some person or persons unknown to the jury.” ‘The matter now rests with the authorities to discover, if possible, who the guilty parties $8,000 in a Garbage Barrel. An ashman at Newport found a check for 8,000 yesterday in ex-Socretary Whitnoy’s gar- bage barrel at his summer residence in New- port. ‘Ihe check was in a sealed envelope and made payable to Mrs, Whitney. Hurled Round a Shaft. An accident eccurred at the Mount Holly, Pa., Paper Company mills yesterday. Wm. Latsbangh, while engaged at his dutics, came in contact with a revolving shaft. The shaft was running at the rate of thirty-five revolu- tions per second, and catching the unfortunate man whirled him round and round, inflicting ainful injuries. One of his legs was broken Just below the thigh, both arms badly bruised and he received internal injuri: it is thought he will vgn heh Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. The opening exercises of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Assembly at Asheville, N.C., yesterday were conducted by Mrs. Woody, the president of the North Caro- lina Christian Temperance Union. Miss Annie Gordon gave her second lecture on young women’s work. She has a children’s mecting every afternoon which is very interesting. Dean Wright of Boston delivered the initial lecture of his course in Bible readings. Ho objected to the exclusive use of the term “Saint” for evangelists, and stated that all Christians were saints in the early days and that the church canonized saints, but later the saints cannonaded the church. Miss Willard gave one of her talks on purity in literature and art, and Mrs, H. B. Kells spoke briefly on the value of the press in Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union work. Thirteen states are now represented and other delegates are coming in. Dean Wright dehvered a public lecture in the Methodist Church last night be- fore a large audience. “soe A Philadclphian’s Shocking Suicide. John McTague, s machinist aged forty years, comunitted suicide yesterday morning by stand- ing in front of a passenger train on the Cum- berland ard Maurice River railroad at Bridge- ton, Pa. His home was in Philadelphia, but for several days he had been at work in Bridge- ton. eee. In Mr. McClammy’s District. ‘There was a protracted strugele in the demo- cratic congressional convention for the third North Cerolina district at Clinton yesterday, The forty-fifth ballot resulted: C. W. Mc- Clammy, 112; Wharton J. Green, 107; ©. B. Aycock, 99; scattering, * 8, from which , 26. No nomination, sow of Bale, Wo Keep its color ‘natural ae bt rth ir, tO keep its nat as you and to remove dsudruf, use only Hall's wer. Have you used@ PEARS 'soap: SUMMER RESORTS. SEA-SIDE-JERSEY COAST. | TPE ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE. NJ SUMMER RESORTS ___ ATLANTIC CITY, N. se areas I COTTAGE, 123 KENTUCKY AVF. the be AT- < “iad N.J.; near . Terms moderate, Accommodations and ay tapes frst — a le hervices the best. podate SOU. May JezB-1m__ Mrs, MF. AMER [Inte of Washington}, | 1 Tsu, WAT ~ Pro Campuses, ATLAN UC CITY, Nod. ‘i (PRE FT Donado, FouKre NTH SEASON, AT - cet ‘ront. Oc Grove, N.J., near the beach. ob 250 anh #3 per Day. All inodery conv. ntences. Dicer Re. address. | Mrs. A. LOOMIS, of the best. SAMUEL H, LEWIS, Prop. my Coxaness “HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. The coolest point on the island facing inlet and ocean Accommodation 500 guests, Superior tabla 1- V0. Box 2676. — COXTIRES HOTEL, 8 / New hotel—elegantly furnished ; direct, Deach ; express trains direct to the hote! MIEDBE B, Late of New Columbia, iy?-1m SEASIDE YARK “HOT! ‘Five mintttes’ walk froin the ocean to Barnezat Bay. For circular address Fishing, suiliny, crabbing, bathing. Cuisine aapecialty. No hay fever. MAHON & TOWNSEND, 5. Se. | tie ae ___ Seaside Park, N.J. ve. and Pacific, Atlantic City, N.J. ILBURTON-BY-THE-SF, < ow oveit. Spacious aud piragaut verandas, Ali SPRING LAKE, N.3. modern conveniences. M. LU K eo3m from June 1 to October. as RK, LETCHWORTH. CLLY, NJ ATLANTIO — Now open, " Fitst-claws accor ions, Later 810 per week. AG. MILLER & A. MATTHEW, late of Ingleside, "iy Z0-eo%m, QO TO ATLANTIC CITY, N.S, Gri GUENDALE. aTLantic Wand Mase, ave SEA-SIDE-NEW_ ENGLAND. [8S ORR, is season and stop at the well-known HOTEL (ENON, Pacific ave. near Ohio, Now open. Os nee eee Jarve Piazza overiooKing the sew kxcel- #8 to#ld per Week: #LO0 10-82 Det a house onthe isiaud ai these ra Send COTTAGES TO RENT for cut of house aud particulars, JAMES 8. MOON. At as Reduced Prices as lat8 in the season. pI 5-010 Fi RUSS Wick, ATLANTIC city, N= a Cottages and House Lots For Sale on Easy Terms, W. Modern, Juss, complete. Pacific ave, | — between New Yor! ‘Tennessee aves. Now open. JOSEPH 8. DAVIS, ETWOUDE, Pacific ave. near Titinoit iefurniwhed; new and firat bells. ‘Two minutes’ waik tr Atlanti HOT Location wisurpussed. 8 JU First HOTEL GLARENDOS, ATLANTIC CILE, N, WILLIAM Enlarged ana ty irwins = spec geo ony my10-3m COL. JOHN M, CLARK. —CHERRY-STONE COTTAGE, at Cherryatone | Inlet, Chesapeake Northampton county, Va.. 24g miles irom Cher- iton Station ou the N.Y. N. KK. This house is now being Susahed, will contain 50 pletely furnished; billiard room ; stabling for 1 wharf 700 feet long inclosed swimming He= ExERsos, Atlaiitic City, N. J., South Carolina ave. near tive ocean, my24-2mn SAMUEL J. YOUNG. OTEL GILSFY, ATLANTIC CITY, . OCEAN end of Connecticut ave., orchestra, electric bells Uunderdrained, open May 1. my27-310 ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER. i, KENSINGTON $South Missourt aw yand Beach, Kuropeail 7 | persons; row boats: d acres of oyster crown | with oysters; 3 wella one hour of thie best s | the Atlantic coast; oy planted it pure cool soft water; within vot «rounds for W: us and American plan, J.C, JOHNDON, Prop. FHS, MALATESTA, (COW AVLAN JIC” AND | und fish in abundance in season; uo malar, North Carglina uves., Atiantle City, N.J. toes: now ope ests, ‘Terms: $1 M. MAL, TA, $210 per week, 8: four weeks, 5: Owner and Proprietor, | Point, thence’ to ty ———s Cheriton Station, where bus will TIC CITY, N.J. il the yeur; close to beach; ocean front; able. HUTTON & LAHEY. R ULHERFOKD VILLA, AT. ‘TIC CITY, N, 3. v 28 Surf Place, ‘Now open. C.J. LINTON, DE. WATKOUS, Props Cost trom Washington to Cherryet ing meals and state room, & ave Norfolk steamer and 23 ext morning about 1 Washington by ‘eat Cherrystone Cottage the m. J.B. WISE, Manager, Cheriton P. (OBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA 0., Va SEASIDE RESORT Je5-eo2m CHAUFLER’S HOTEL AND C PG EN, iu the Atlantic oceun ; increase of Hotel accommo- A PER dearer : Lee d dations ; uew building: other huprovements; the n i Deel surf bathing in the wo nipe sLoot~ wed; can be fishing and boat sailing uneury daily & N. N.Y. Py A. from north or id must get off 2 trains etthe 11°27 a, anid trains th-bound train at Cobb's Statio1 ed to the ARLES, island by steamer, week, #40 per mount a phen » COI Op. ther information addr BEEF POINT Howse: open. FoR ks jarge rooms, plenty shade, bathing, bos juz and crabbing at toot of the town, abort Colonial Beach, Conveyance to aud’ from ¢ free, ‘Terms moderate, COOKE, Colonial Beach, V JOLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, Cithe Lower Potoinae. Func tT. Chi Ss Atlantic City, Ocean and Delaware aves. 3010-21 Ta ans T ‘ Conveniently located. my16-3m JAMES SIUKLS, Proprietor. TPVEE BELLEAIRE, OCEAN END OF CON ie, Atlantic City: desiruble rows 5 terms reasonable Nirs. WM, J. LOVE, Prop. ATLANTIC hotel; elec- A MARION, Formerly or the Layton, ATLANTIC CITY, NS On the bech, North Curciiua ave, Cnobstructed ccean view. Falt water baths in te Louse, Elevator. 10 pe f per ngsician, fe el For fur- Now open. JONAH WOOTTON, Jn, AN TIC CITY, Nod. have. Harged, Address Mr. or sate bathing; Attached to house; good 1 For particulars address RUMP, Proprietor, of De. R. H. EVANS, 1341 F 305-2un* JIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS $7 PEB week: Bathing free, ‘Address Mrs. G. f. JOHNSON, Colonial Beach, Va, _dyl-lm? : ro FS MO! POINT COMFORT, VA—A BEL, isine unsurpassed. City, Nod. New yells, was and bath, h. Beautitul Mp CHALYONTE, Now open. fine chance fora party acquainted with the hote 16-6: A Fine and Comimodious Stimmer Resort 4 F. ROBERTS & SONS. = business. TPE CLIET i —COK. AT Fy es or would take 3 wy ee — we I = ticut aves, Atlantic Cit} ow Open for | #,000'as part owner, Hotel is aituated at mow Tenth Season, JUSEPH ENGLE, Proprietor. of ba; , and known ss Backros Beach my $m Hi all information furnish WALTER CG.) NGLE, Clerk _ NPVHE COLONNADE, 1 T ¢ . ELIZA LANCER, Lock Bo © CITY, N. J, lonroe, Old Point Comfort, Va. YGEIA HOTEL OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. Unsurpassed 14 appointmen ten ‘Terius, lees for the ments wiveu that at any ted States, ¢ x 32 Washington Patronage Sclicited. Popular Rates. Ter week—$10.50 to $15. ‘The house renovated in every Gepartuwent, New Dining Room, Kitchen and Office, New Carpets, Matting and Beds, nightly hops. Safest and most delivhttul surf bathing on the coast: UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. wocd sailing, fishing and driving. Frequent presenes $e19-2m L. C. RIN. of the Elsmere. et ee achine —s in ships of at. y inspec- ; 5 7 ETS — | tions, drills, parades, cannon and rifle target practice, TPL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ an | Abroad expahee of salt water, surrounds Ula bot Ocean end of Michigan aye, ; open all the year, Comfort, hence the eno laud breez: malaria, Inodern couveluences: no hay fever, ny ‘ive heat. ‘Lhe event are 110-61 z lighifal ail the rye charming marine ive pamphiet. Jel 0-008 TLANTIC HOTEL, OCE. open. Largest and best located hotise on the beach Fine bathing, wunuing, fishing aut sailing: electric bells; no mosquitoes £4. usic; old popular prices: restored. Address T. P. W janawer, JyS-lm IONGRESS HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD. C'Xow open, Hetiing Unsurpassed Gosd Boating, Gunning and Fishing. Term ep aud 10 per week. coolaud retreshiug. ‘The mi 4 in the world. Send for F. N. PIKE, Manager. CITY, MD., 18 NOW ie Mrs, E. WILE. NTIC CITY, N.J., OCE A,improved, aud LEHMAN, _ Mae Liam end of Pennsylvania av Leated by hot water. Open duleo: i GEA SIDE HOTET. }S¥For particulars, time table, railroad fare apply to Star office or to JOHN TRAC prietor. EB GQHERWOOD, OLD” POINT |COMFOKT, Va— reatly improved; electric bells; bot and cold Vathe; #10 week and’ upward: open all ‘GkO. BOOKER, owner aud proprietor. RIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DI ware, will roopeh June 18,1840. Address my17-3m* WALTER BURTON, TE DOUGLASS MOUSE AT KEMOBOTH, DEL, will open July 10. Location best on the beach for bathing, fishing and sailing. KAYMOND, VIKGINIA AVE., ATLANTIC ty: new house; aod. imps.; full ocean view. M.D. EVANS, prop!; manager, J, H. WOOD, néos, Wescott & Wilcox, 1007 Pu. ave. LW. \HE UNITED STATES HOT T ATaANtC CITY, N. Remodeled. Enlarged, Keturuished. t Hotel ou the coast, é : W. 8. ANDERSON, Table unexcelled, Carolina ave,, neat the beach, Open ali the year. | Terme moderates Enlarged, remodeled, thorouzhly renovated. Address— MRS. C. LONG, Proprietor, myS-iiit a _M. WILLIAMS, | jy11-2w Tkenoboth, Del. HE WASHINGT ), MD. Jel2-eo2m “Mrs. A. E. WHITH of Washington, Prop_ | MopsL. Special arrangements for f ete — Wharf. Goodvailing aud buthiag, Boats tor sailing free. ASBURY PARK, N. J. faldeean 1 J AGAMS © ib. Taney! Pointy ia. “ASBURY PARK, N.J—THE FENIMORE—ALL | Xander O11 7th me es COS T N. ern imuprovenients 14 block from oceai; ea Oguests, For particulars apply mS ‘THOS. NOBLE. 'HE GUERNSE Xander, 911 7th n.w. my Pact _m3 SPRINGS AND BATHS. SBURY. PA: -SEVENTH | PQEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS, ae Delightiully located, Near beach, lakes aud EDFORD, PENNA. fiathing pavillon. Perfect sanitation, Gus through. | , Inthe Alleghany Mountaina Scenery unsurpassed. out. Woven wire springs aud lair mattresses, Excel- | AS gag im pened the water has no equal, All amuse- lent tabie. Tennis, boating, fishing, dancing. Mod- | ments. Hotel e1 amproved and newly fur- erate prices, Fifth weason,” THOS. G. ALLAN, —— | Bished. Open till October, ‘of Washington, D'C. UI] PARK, N. J. BBO SUE iC isi, 14TH SEASON, yards trom the Ocean, A 100 yards tro) ELA, MARTIN, a EL. B DOTY. Manager. _ BERKELEY SPRINGS—CLIFTON HOUSE, OPPO- site Public Park aud Baths; write for terms. Ad- Mrs. N.C. DEGRANGE, Box 7, Berkeley Brssee SPRINGS HOTEL. Now Open Under New Management, Famous Medicinal Springs. Fine Swimming Pools. Mountain Air and Scenery. All Rail, Only Three Hours from Washington, Fine Band, Je7-co2m “A SBURY PARK, N. 9, ASU PATAE Vrovonra. Family Hotel, fronting on Ocean, unobstructed view lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; all modern improvements ;superior table ; terms moderate mya GT, CLAIRE, 20 AVE. ASBURY PARK, N.J.,, ONE & each; 00d ‘JUNE fp Biocittront bench: wood view of gcean. OpeH'UNE | Apply at Ebbtt House or ~ . TPE KEEAWooD, ne Soe, car the oocun Bhaig. eon’ gad tissue, rome, | 2026-2 Berkeley Springs, W.Va. ce Rm) ER npr sr. Loup, 213 FIRST AVE, | Address Mra. BW. CATLETT. Berkeley spines We "Asbury Park. Va ‘ix i-eodt™ Full view of the ocean, Wide piazzas, syle M. LEWIS, Proprietor. | CUHALYDEATE SPRINGS, HOTEL EXCELLENT = ma road station” and SEASIDE-JERSEY COAST. Terms, per week, @7 80 ta $19; pes, month. 235 ts REXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY CITY, N.J. EN- | $30; Address A. B, + Strasburg, Va. ain tall view cx ind oaentl om the Iron Pier | TORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, azz. : Und ‘hot aud cold "sea water baths Special rates to Hrederick Count Virgini, Tanuilies for season, Airs. J. A. SIYEWS, Cape May, | Win bo open Aer ee Seas den the eae ton minutes? NJ my1-00,4m = aon = en ee splendid reed t PEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, X. 3, pet ie en gy re ear ties oactdont Geman besser ‘the Suess i ks 7 send foe beach in the word. Immediately opposite tho new | Pamphlets. iiibeloe S00 goa” eT INNEQUA HOUSE, mh3-om JAMES & STEFFNER. I Jus Springs, Bradford County, STOCKTON HOTE! ane a neat ee eee opens 8 REMODELED AND FURNISHED, ilnornitng air apriug of wonderful curetive quail: Cuisine and appointments of the it Order. 3 4 modern yié-2n PO TRES. WALTON Prop. Bt rg gad convenience, Rates, TP HE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, NJ. DIRECTLY OP- 1. J. ANDRESS, anachyaased table sopontiosntn a ‘arst-clane. rst zi For particulars apply to THEO. MUELLER, 014-208 HE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N.J. z Doren Fane Ta’ Sich} on the Benen, : 2m W. W. GREEN, Proprietor. B. STARKS HOT! cea ‘Gentral location: GBELDON novsE, OCEAN GROVE, ¥. 3. New Management, Convenient to Lake, Camp and Ocesa, Bpectal Price to Families ©.0. LEFLER. Sn sage 4y19-1m SUMMER R& ENON SPKINGS vine: RESORTS. SAND BATHS. AND MINERAL BATHs, INIA, About six hours from Washington. A delichtful ome faye ba] all who need rest. A renewal of bealth and strencth, Cusine unexoelled in any my mountain resort. tary ar: mente Compuete. @ stean-heated bathe of mineral waters, An immense swimming pool, temperature of water over 80°. All rational smusemente, wood music, fine lawn, shady walks rainbles in abundance. NO BAR. Rates reagouable. Circulars and all information at A. & Pratt & Son's offece, Sun , OF OL application to & 8. PRATT, Proprietor, dl bunting seen HFIEEB: Cool, gu ply to SHAN'N ciaie NGS,” commmodations in the two V Rock Enon Springs, Va NGS—NOW OPEN eudoah river at fo nt boating, bathing, Ty Unsurpassed, three everything ROL OOUNTY, W.VA. for its excelient angina ings and cottages are ubequaled 10 struction aud elegance. Altitude o 0 feet. A short and beautitul drive from station in splendid SMorme coaches. Tertus maluced to G13 per week, SPF Borth, “Send for pampbiota, N. M. CAT ELL, Manager, my i 7-coum tune SPRIN Al jum, Suiphur and Chalybe Shenandoah Mount Rebuilt, and i the best ap Guia mCuntans. “Tabie ‘ew owners. send for circ CHIC my31-s,tn, thet P. Fst-claae, Third season. cular, HESTER & STEWART, 0., Stribling sprines, Va. Ss LEON PALACE Ho ST. L&o: ‘This celebrated establisi Mebtrnl and a nent. is how open, The numerous tourii annually will find it t iore attract ve fierers f tion, General Deb contiection with thi _dy1 Rw oy Kheuma' day and $10 to #15 M.A. THOMAS, Manager. QU hment, one of the most de- eeable summer resorts on the cout. Visit this beautiful «pot Under the new imanae- Springs in per week, _IN THE MOUNTAINS, NTAIN VIEW HK rd; eaddile and driving Teawonable rates, Aurora, W Va. ALE OR KE 10 ane. part laid 0 trees of all kis cellar, dry and well cemen: Stabi room and room for twelve pled with running water Bre algo on the place ice bi Price, completely furnish unfurnished Wo can rent this p four or five months fe For particulurs apyly to 000 feet cievation quning room kitehen, iaur has stalia for #1x hoi OGHENIFS : airy’ roomn: good = bowling alley’, fawn Address JOUN A. | jet HE BERKSHIRE USE he rounds consist of eight acres, part in grove and tin well-kept lawns, shaded by large and s. oder iny ted, abun i ea, Dox stalls, harness carriages, plentifuliy eu ud well ventilated. There use, tool house, &c +816,000 14.000 it 1,000 CHALMERS & VOORHE -1m 1418 F at nw, (CATHIE MOUNTAINS, SARATOGA, LAKE GEOROR, ADIRONDACKS. On and after SUNDAY, JUN express trains on West Shore railroad will run to and from the J: ction with fast ry CATSKILL MOU: ington 11:20 p.m Jersey Arrive Hotel Kaaterskil, via Kingston, OY p.m. ; Phoonte Grand Hotel, 3 Station of the Pennsyly: nis railroad, makir ‘trains toand trom Wash: TAIN EXPRESS —Leave Wash- City Station at 10-4 pm. pan, Parlor cars Pluladelphia to Hobart and Jersey Ci:y to Grand Hotel Station. SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOU! PRESS.—Leave Washington 11-20 Teey € Station 11:20 a.m. Arrive Hotel kill ki 30 pan. ; Grand Hotel, 4 Phe iO y-m.; Mountain House Stat pa 0 pan. onee, A for Hotel Kasterskill, Grand Hotel station, Saratoga and € SAKA LOC TAL.— Lei dwell. v0 gare ‘from Jersey City fo iA AND CATSE! ve Washineton Rpm. Arrive I tain House ym. Arrive Saratoga rrive Saratoga 1 33) pa lor cars f wAtION wm. of Hotel Kaaterskill, Grend Hotel Station aud Washington to Saratoga without chanse, Vurchase tickets at nuect iu the Jersey to 801 WATER Gar Hous Now _ $02-3in és ity 5 rte by West Shore railroad. yng General Passenger Agen ad offices and ation for all northern re- Burvaze checked cE. LAMBERT, Delaware Water Gap, Pa, open. L. W. BROADHEAD. _ NHE HIGHLAND HOUSE, GARRISON-ON. Direct}; city. Pure mountain air Family Hotel. Write for 1 Ts. Send for card and Maj. S. P. Wil 'Y HALL, HAT. Highest point between I “HUDSON, N.¥., opposite West Point, 50 miles from New York aud pure spring water, A ‘Tennis, Croquet, Bowling, Bil- ds and first-class livery. PLR’ andoab and Potomac terms, S$. W. LIGHTNER, liams, Gen. i. “D. Mussey: M a} ORKKELL HOUSE, Ferry, Mra. ncdid v: Lome; sp dious! & atsil F et, OcKWOOD HOUSE, Hal VETTE. FERRY, W.VA. ress, Willopen June hady lawns; rooms newly d renovated; fine views from ail windows; ble: fresh milk; terms $6 per week, CAMP HILL, HARPER'S 4 EW HILL-ToP Prop. N house in fu atk. Cards letter or Person to J. Hotel, ore, Md. KOSPECT HOUS! Lake Winnipesaukee, Meredith, N.H, This beautiful and ple unequaled lake and mou for summer boarders, yicini Long and Waukewan Lake Sunsct Hill, Rollins’ Hill aud’ many others, al re fascinating, including THOS, Va ‘view from S. LoverT First-class table; Bena . MD, be d by applying by P. NOK, Carrollton ‘my21-4i0 nt Sutter Resort, with its im acenery. as beck opened he drives and views tn the those of ii. "Omatpoe en, Ked ing few miles of the Prospect House. The Prospect House is situated midway between Meredith and Centre Har- bor, two miles trom ea: Kat WwW place and one mile fron: the $6 and 87 per week, according to rooms. lar, iL W. Linc! NCOL ALTER'S SANITARIUM 18 THE BEST. 8IT- usted in a grand mountain park with crystal rings. babbling brooks, scenery of the Catakilis, evergiven groves, orchards, gardeus, vineyard, dairy, livery, baths, massaxe, Swedish movements, electrici(y bowling, boating, croquet, tennis, gymnasium. inalaria or mosquitoes WALTER, M.D. my13-004: LEN HOUSE, ‘opens June 28 son; the most modern and mountains, commanding fi Walter's em of drainage ; nume: cuisine and service unsu in hotel, D C WHITE pecial rates to families ‘an entire view of the Presi: P, METCALF, manager. No For circulars address ROBT, Park P.U., Weruersville, Pa. » NHL, for ‘sea- finest located hotel in the rom its 500 feet of veran- ntial range; perfect prings of pure water; MOUNTAIN: rous irpassed; telegraph and P.O: RMMLLIKEN, prope N, proprietor. we UMMIT HOTEL, GAITHERSBURG, NS} ft. above Washington. Forty minutes’ nde the: from ; depot 1 Pleasant surro Jet7-36t* ia sight; abu ndings,” Mrs. 1. ¥. MD., indance of shade, ice, milk; eNDRICKS, OTELHAMILTON, HAGERSTOWN—MD. ; NEW, with ull modern conveniences; pure air aud wa- CHAS, WEBB of J., 28-eolm® Proprietor. EE MAR SUMMER RESORT will June 1 tain water, hot and ‘cold and large rooms, Address ayli-2w ‘Has well-shaded lawn, fine moun- baths, porticos, fine scenery Hagerstown, Md. OORE'S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, Leonardtown, “Ma. Gucste. Terme, 91.00 por Gay. ren under 1? afid nurses half Steambouts HEKBEST Je21-1m-pa" is now open for summer 825 ver month. | Chil- rice. Xo toes, Bree mos) ____ PROFESSIONAL. = ss Mise: ateeii tram the tanta as ‘Os OTH ST. N. EA ‘gone to the seashore for the summer. jyz1-2w* DRO. CLAY, THE OLD-ESTABLI! Pirciatis eeicie be city, bora wi giftot second ‘Astrologer and Medium and pro] ONLY 2 remo Hours, 9 a.m, 06:30p.m Sundays,2to Spm, wieaze_ ‘VOY- Mx the seventh ter, born st ‘datos. "Dow's fit to aoe tale ay, scam ME RPOa vans ate, D.W. 19-60" SoESEES ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS HOES GAP onrarons, D. J. HOWELL, late ‘Engineer in charge of | Seton Stburben Property. FAMILY U.8. Geo. extensions in Engineer ¥ Cand PRR sons SUPPLIES. ————— el; ct Catawba jyli-im* Satie Bik Pee ee ee Eebsiac sae COUNTRY BOARD. — WUNSED HILL CAN ACCOMMODATE A FEW more Boanters at ressopable rates, UID gf male and Green vegetabicn BLIN, Hamilton, Vi YOUNTRY BOARD FOR 7 five minutes f B. and 0. charming Dreciated. Address G.H F932, BEST = USFURNISHD Koom «ith Communic " reasonable rent. about fi 2 Hon. five miles from city, Addrese G.H.L, Star ofes, y i Fed SAAS TOONS AT De LANDER Fain two commun cating , bait iuile from Boyde, Metro Polstan Br Maltimore and Onto, piano, ‘Radteen Ec D. iste ond beautiful Inke jor bathing. Bosk? 2o BE OBTAINED IN: ONE see ca 1 LANDERS, Royd's, Md. * THR Most Deautit t Virwiniag it terms apply r $ MINUTRHS Sue FRO! UUPE, on premises, exer SIMPSON, PM. STNUT GRovE, aithersbure tal NMODATED: PAR ALEXANDRIA—ABUN> ren es loyes. @. nandria, Va. Jy linodt> D ON AN EMINENCE It Kidge and sutrounding: senient, iee, fruit and Vows MAMPDON, Sorta Fork, Loudoun co, Va, AK HILL, SIT ull view ot tains, all kine etables. IN« ay P2-col mn ks TAKEN AT PHILOMONT cue of thes % & may S-thavesten ¥RACE BOAKDIN FARM, SOUTH RIV the summer, boatin Hing and fiebin abundauce. erm, adults, @5. Address INS, Anuapolis, Ma. 4. Just opened Loarters, beautif nnodation. {HOS ‘Loadoun county, Va. KT RETREAT’ —DELIGHTPULLY SIT 1 the mow { Mary lan roel KELP ARYST, Was Co., Ma. SIDE FARM, WhsT BRAVLR Chirk, ton Co, Ma. Boarders « sedated Pleasant jocatlon, cool Foome and excellent table, form. tegsunable, city reference given, AddrvesC B, WAGNEK ay le EDUCATIONAL, OK COLLEGE WINDSOK FEMALR, Colle Full course in exch and dopters. Also thorouch Keusouabie charges. Opene eas, Kev, ALM. JPLLY, DD. ___"_Fres,. New Windeor, Ma. MPTON \¥ ALIST IN Dw Lae Pupils carefully at.orm, Concert Stage or Opers, Prost School, NS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 8 MI durton. Strictly Select Normal Hom npr teat teache wation high and healthy. Ac» tie by real. Miss MM. WORTHINGTON, See nary 1.0., Paitfax county, Va gy 1 2w CEP Man COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ak® Conservatory, t the bend for cataiogu Schooi for Young Women, CORNELIUS L. KEEDY, President, $y15-2 Ee Hagerstown, Maryland, Sx. son APOLIS, MD. Hight Depart of study. Pt parse be 4 SPECIAL ATLEN TION GIVEN THE PREPARATION OF CANDIDATLS FOR THE NAVAL ACADEMY, For catalogues addzess j dy14-im 1M Li, 0. PhD. POR Youn IER INSTITUTE ding washing, 1 $180 for term of 10 montua, So So eiuler 1.) For further farticuiags address KW. NILVUSTER, Principal, JylQ-eo%m* MSUachsos surure. MG MOUNT VEMNON Mre JULIA K.TULWILER RUST, Principals. Boarding: Ladies and Little Girls, Ios twenty. Reopens September 24. (PYHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, | 14TH ST. N. narner—SuLMier prices. diderent ech is, sou »rond, ois 4oF Parts, London, Borliue Dre den, through our schools in "these cities, thus avoide tux Uae exteunive aud disagreeable stay 18 hotels, myZv-1aw GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO DRAW : ee] a oe day cae a + uowledge of drawing necessary: I i. FS JW. WEANOLDS, atiiet, 580 Fuh at Open all Stndents of « engage bere BENT ery branch of Drawing and Painting : Crayon, Portraits, with of without Selar Prints, iu six’ lessens or two days, to those who have hever drawa Jy10-lau® f ORWOOD INSTITUTE Pegs: Keupens Se) tonber with Increaned Faculty Sud Mauy Improvementa, 3y10-3m Mr, and Mire. WM. D. CABELL, Prinet WPVHE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY Wi ‘ ies RY ‘800. F, ~——s= : ¢ y : jucation is heathiul an he ap poi tne excellent, Terms moderate. For catalogues address. i. Ts MOELL, A. M., LLD., Frederick, Ma s NCEMIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, s Cornet 7u D ats. ws Spec al Summer Inst Kay rine and Book Kueping. Fs Brau ies and AlweLra tor promotion, Shorthand and 15 pewritin, Day aud night sessions, ravi nd fe em +o NKY C8 i . Pri 3 RVERCLR, View Pr aa ROCKED SCHOOL POR GIRLS, “BANDE i nmiu¢, Monteounry county, Md., reopens = and 16. Thorouch teanfny as smned at with the infe- Abie, of @ Loui ovement. The ven to the further in~ DD., ‘Twenty-one Years, Jel4-29t VOLUMBIA Oc 23 La, uve. Classical and Modern Lang Prot. BH. LAKBOYUL, a my-16-3m* Of Sorbomoe, Paris, 1202 K ot ————————oo SS BICYCLES. Ok A YOUNG HOUSE In the Cycle Trade we think this assortment a@ Complete os ever offered to purchasers. AMERICAN “RAMBLER.” $125, LIGHT “KAMBLEK” 81.55. “DEAL” KAMBLER, to $98, LOVELL'S “DIAMOND,” 685, “STKONG” SALTY, $85. “MIDLAND” SAFETY. @85 and $100, “QUADRANT” SAFETY, 6135. “PATHFINDERS,” @60 aud $73. Renting and Kepairing made specialties, Lelephi No. 1192-3. —— 1. B. GRAVES & C0, my10-3m = Whe © cheap. i JRICYCLES-THE “GAZELLE” SAPETIEG 3 Tnliesand Children: $60,835 ane SOE Coty aS Ww & 00... 1p 2116 Et. nw, EXEL07T, HICKORY SAFETIES, LADY OB, pounds elastic frame , tire can't come off; most wheel ; alk easiest moet $100. AGENCY, 1222 Cat aw, an WHEFLERI Beep Re SER aR eee i en fins, Ltamcling. “EabY PAL MEMS.