Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1890, Page 7

‘ \a ff ; THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1890. PRINTERS’ INK A JOURNAL FOR ADVERTISERS. 1s inezed woeklz, and is the representative journal w-the trade journal ef Americas advertisers, a Secicates to the isexperienced advertiser how, when, and where he thocld advertise; how to write an Adrertizemcrt ; Low to display coe; what newspapers: te use; bow much money to expend—tn fact, die Gcarees ¢3 every point that admits of profitable Userssios, Advertising {a a2 art practised by many ‘bot understood by few. The conductors of PRINT- ‘ERS’ INE understand it, and thelr advice is based $3 az experience of more thas twenty-fve years ip Placing advertising contracts for many of the largest aad most saccesnfcl advertisers. A year’s subscrip- flea costs but two dellers: sample copies Pree, Address + CEO. P. ROWRLL & CO., ‘Newspaper Advertising Bureaa 10 St., New Vork._ ‘When my mailto Wolff & my work is done.’ One single delivery bringing one hundred and twen- ty.seven testimonials, sounds as though some people Knew the worth of Wolf's AGME Blacking ‘Thag are the people who use it right, READ DIREC- there are enough of them to infuence those who read or can't road. WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. PEARS’ SOAP is the MOST ELECANT - TOILET SOAP IN THY wWornupD. Of all Druggists, but beware of imita’ BEECHAM’S PILLS AcT LIkn MAGIO ON A WEAK STOMACH. 2scts. a Box . OF ALL DRUCCISTS. Basouss W. B. MOSES & SONS, CORNER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOOD2, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS, &0. To make space for the new goods for fall season we are offering many attractive bargains. The f are afew: . UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 500 Curtain Poles, full length, with trimmings all complete, worth 50. aud 75c. ; 15. each. 100 Curtsin Poles, extra heavy, with trimmings | China silk; Miss Belle Mills a pret! complete, worth 75. to 81.50; 25¢. each. 50 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75c. 100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to $1. Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices, CITY AND DISTRICT. > Every one who wants to hire help or find asituation, buy or sell real estate, let or hire houses or rooms, find work or workers, borrow or lend money, or offer or find bargains of any kind, should use and consult the second and third pages of Tux Star. They constitute a perfect daily history and directory of the minor needs and activities of this community, and each new advertisement therein is as well worth reading as any other department of the paper. WESTERN MARYLAND Washington County Census Returns— New Industries, Politics, Etc. Correspondence of Tax Evenrxa Stan. Hacenstown, July 24, Dr. Wm. H. Perkins, the census supervisor for this district, has given outa tabulated state- ment showing a comparison between the popu- lations of the principal towns in this county under the census of 1880 and 1890. This state- ment shows Hagerstown's population has been increased by 3,545, Williamsport has lost 272, Sharpsburg has lost 115, Hancock has lost 147 and Boonsboro has lost 82, In 1880 the popu- lation of Washington county was 38,562; in 1890 it is 40,012. a gain of 1,350. The county's gain in population in the decade between 1870 and 1880 was 3,950, so that its increase from 1880 to 1890 was only about one-third of the rate dur- ing the previous ten years, Hagerstown is to have two new industries— one wglass factory and the other a wagon fac- tory. Extensive buildings for their use are in course of erection in Corbett’s new addition to the town. Mr. Mordecai Mullen, a bailiff of the circuit court of this county, is dead at the age of seventy-six years, Rev. G. 8. Gaver of Mount Holly, Pa., has been extended a call to become pastor of the Lutheran congregation at Williamsport, this county. It is understood he will accept, The republicans have issued a call for the holding of pri this county August 2 to elect delegates to a county convention to be held August 5, which in turn will select dele- gates to the congressional nominating conven- tion to be held at Oakland August 21. Dr. ©. Victor L. Harbaugh of this city, re- cently convicted in the United States court at Baltimore and let off with a $10 fine for irregu- NEW ORLEANS SOBERS DO Talk of a Boycott Against the North Suddenly Abandoned, ‘Tho excitement over the proposed boycott of northern products and northern commercial honses in the event the federal eloctions law is passed, has subsided in New Orleans as sud- denly es it arose, Popular sentiment decidedly favored the movement at first, and had a meet- ing been called Wednesday it would have de- clared for the boycott by s large majority, but sober second thought has won, and nothing will be done. The oxpressions of prominent democrats at Washington and «# number of telegrams from the north had » good effect, Moreover, the Atlanta meeting gave the move- menta setback. The movement began in that to’ and itwas thought that Atlanta would give ita good start, whereas it scoms rather timid on the subject. It is now highly im- probable that there will be any meeting in New Orleans to discuss the subject, or that any action whatever will Lang Saree cere of the apers are endeavorin; eop Uj e move- an and the States insiate that the threats of a boycott have done more to check the passage of the bill than all vious tests against it, but the boycott as wick now as it was strong before. There is no sentiment in Savannah, as far as can be ascertained, in favor of the scheme in- dorsed by Gov. Gordon to boycott the business men of the north in the event of the passage of the force bill, Savannah business men are trying to arouse asentiment among the busi- ness men of the north against the bill Their board of trade has passed resolutions with that end in view anda circular is being sent over the country. ‘The Birmingham Age-Herald made a canvass of the business men of Birmingham yesterday for expressions of opinion on the Atlanta propo- sition to boycott the north. Only one man was found who favored the scheme and he is a real estate agent. All say it is foolish and many add that it is wicked. In factthe feeling in Bir- Mingham amounts to indignation that such a thing should be proposed. A FREE LOVER IN PRISON. Ezra H. Heywood Convicted of Sending Objectionable Matter Through the Mails. Ezra H. Heywood, convicted of sending obscene litergture throngh the mails, was sen- tenced yesterday afternoon by Judge Carpenter in the United States circuit court at Boston to two years’ imprisonment ut hard labor in the larities in the pension business, is again in trouble, having beon arrested here yesterday by an official from Washington. He is held under @1,000 bail for a hearing in the near future, , A. M. Appler, wife and son, Chas, W. Kirk- ley, wife and son, D. J. Cotter and Dr. R. Fris- Wl of Washington, are summering at the yand House, Keedysville, this county. . John Jones reports an average yield of thirty-five bushels of wheat toghe acre. The ield throughout the county i# exceptionally e and farmers are wearing smiling faces. B. —— Carar Excursions To ATLANTIC CiTy viA Tue B. any O.—On Friday of each week dur- | ing June, July and August the Baltimore and | Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets to At- | lantie City, food going on train leaving Balti. | more and Ohio depot at 12 o'clock noon and | good to return on any regular train to and in- atate’s prison. Heywood has often been arrested aud has been convicted once before. He and his wife publish in Princeton, Masa., & paper called the Ward The sheet advocates free love and other objectionable doctrines. Josephine 8. Tilton, his sister-in-law, prior to Heywood's sentence, created a scene by an attack on the court, loudly exclaiming: “Men of Massachusetts, are you going to permit and countenance a court that does not want justice and that does not countenance liberty?” As the marshal, on orders of court, caught her and forced her to be seated she shouted: “Shame on Massachusetts men.” All this time Heywood and his wife were arguing for a new trial, the judge in the con- fusion instructing the court officers to silence all three. Heywood was removed at once to prison. ___ COUNTRY BOARD. = all on the same level when BOOK Lo peta om you wash with Pearl- But, HOUSE, REKOROTH BEACH DEL ware will reopen WALTER BURTON. ‘ine. The woman who is strong can keep her strength for something else ; the woman who is weak will feel that she is strong. It isn’t the woman that does 4 ep WUiD, YES Na. the work—it's PEARLINE, ichieraeecnsiemrens aimee So it is with the clothes. They needn't be strong. The | "ita mmtocte Manage. _ bY SPRINGS—CLIFTON HOUSE, OPPO- Park and Bethe. write tor teria. A s 7, finest things fare as well asthe coarsest. They all last longer, Bae sed bbe orie for they’re saved the rubbing that wears them out. Work-was never so easy—never so well done. And safe, too. Nothing that is washable was ever hurt by Pearline. Jf 2¢ were other- wise—do you think we would continue to sell enough Pearline yearly to supply every family in the land with several packages. Borin, W.V' |} eet ¥ SPRINGS HOTEL, ow Open Under New Management. Famous Medicinal Springs. Fine Swimming Pools. Mountain Air and Scenery. AU Rail Only Three Hours from Washington. Fine Band, Peddlers and some unscrupulous will tell you, “this ig | “PPI St EbbIMt House orto eware as good a3” or “the same as Pearline.” IT'S FALSE— Pearline is never peddled, and if your grocer sends you some- thing in place of Pearline, do the honest thing—send it back, 182 JAMES PYLE, New York. Lontondterny sr AT HA ote and Roowms; ine chalybeate spriug. close to mnountains, railroad station and telecraph oifice. ‘Terms, per week, €7-50 to 810+ per menth, @26 to es Address A. P. Mc! v , Strasburg, Va. AN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Fi x Virginia, Fick County. Will bg open ist of June for the season: ten minutes’ @rive Trom the RK. station overs spiendid road to hotel, and ice in the greatest abundance,cathered from my pond. For medical aud other testimony send for pam] E.G. JORDAN, Je37-1an oe Propric Rose shines, Nx. HOTEL EARLINGTON. FRONTING THE PARK AND NEW BATHING ESTABLISHMENT. For information, illustrated pamphlet, diagrams, Address EUGENE M. EARLE, owner and proprietor. co THE STRONGEST NATURAL LITHIA SPRING WATER KNOWN. ROCK FON SPUINGS AND AUNERAL BaTHS, VIRGINIA, About six hours from Washington. A detiebtful home < {for families and all who need reat. A renewal of healt AN ABSOLUTE SPECIFIC FOR baths of mineral waters, An immense swimning pool, temperature of water over 80°, wood music, fine lawn, dance. GOUT, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, GRAVEL, AND ALL KIDNEY COMPLAINTS. All rational amusements, shady walks and rainbles in abun Fd BAK. Rates — be. tak & Son's “ireul and al! inforgeation at A. S. Pratt mn office, Sun Building, or @ application to A 8. PRATT, Proprietor, my6-3m Rock Enon Springs, Va s= LEON PALACE HOTEL, “ST. LEO! Indorsed and prescribed by the most Eminent Physicians throughout the United States, with the most flatering Tesults, as shown by hundreds of voluntary testimonials fromy those who received immediate relief and have bean completely cured by using Nature's own remedy. For sale by my3-f,3m ALL DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND MINERAL WATER DEALERS. . Q brie in = This celebrated establishment, one of the most de- a res fe ey ext. ts now open. ‘The nuryprous tourists who visit this besutiful spot | cluding the following Tuesday at rate of $5.00 | for the round trip. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio | and Reading railroads form the only double | track route to Atlantic Cit; bs oe PLEASURES AT FAUQUIER. Washington Belles Enjoying Cotillions and Straw Rides. Correspondence of Tax EVENING Sar. Fauquier Watre Sccpuvr Serixas, July 24, The opening german of the season's series took place last evening in the spacious ball room and proved a complete success. The mantels and deep open fireplaces were decked for the occasion with ferns and a profusion of wild flowers and the chandeliers wreathed with evergreens and trailing vines. The cotillion of twenty-five couples was led by Miss Annie Prall of Washington with Mr. Maddux of War- renton, and the figures, though owing to the brief time allowed for the arrangement devoid of favors, were continued far into the morning hours until the closing strains of Weber's Bard in the popular waltz of “Down Went Mc- Ginty” warned the unwearied dancers that all things must atlength bave an end, and the waiting vehicles with their sleepy drivers and patient teams were soon rolling rapidly away in the moonlight to the various points beyond. Miss Prall wore » becoming toilet of white lace, with broad moire ribbon sash and bows of the same fastened on the shoulders of oper: V cu: bodice; Miss Emma Prall a dainty toile: of white satin striped muil, and Miss Beveridge white point d’esprit, trimmed with broad bands of satin ribbon; Miss Lottie Plain black lace, and Miss Susie Plain steel gray gown of cream white silk mull, with corsage bouquet of La France roses. Mrs. S M. Davidson of Bal- timore, though she did not participate in the dance, attracted admiration by her exquisite toilet of lavender crepe trimmed with gold A large assortment of porticres, leas than manufse- | braid embroidery, the bodice cut with short turers’ prices, CARPET DEPARTMENT. zouave jacket over a fullpkirt of soft surah silk. Mra, M. C. Cooke of Washington, who is also a guest of the hotel, wore « handsome toilet of aegeme do of Remnants, | Diack lace. Among the participants in the with Border all around: TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS. 8 feet 3 inches by 9 feet 9 inches, 89; reduced | Kim from $15. 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet, $10.50; reduced from es. 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, $10.50; reduced from #15 8 feet 3 inches by 11 feet, $11; reduced from $18. dance were many Warrentonians, including Miss Maud Milburn and her brother, Mr. Chas, C. Milburn, who, with their mother, are spend: ing some weeks in the town, Mrs. R. C. Mc- Miss Leila Lucken’ and Mrs. Andy Smith of the District also attended. Among those planned for the near future will be a cotillion given by Mr. B. K. P in honor of his daughters, “The list of recent arrivals in- cludes the Misses Marr and Harvey and Miss Murray Thomas of Washington. Mra. Car- lisle Whiting and her daughters, Mra. R. H. S feet 3 inches by 43 feet 9 inches, 915, reduced | Spencer and Miss Whiting, who joined Mrs, C. from $22 50. 8 feet 3 inches by 13 feet 6 inches, $15; reduced | and Master Matt Papsy from $22. Cc. Whiting and family of Baltimere: Mr. and Mra. T. B. Papsy, Miss A. R. Papsy of Savannah, Ga, Admiral and Mrs. Andrew Bryson, ‘with 8 feet Sinches by 14 feet, $16.50; reduced from | their daughters, are permanent guests for #25. 10 feet 6 inches by 13 feet 6 inches, $15; reduced from $23. the season, Miss Bryson’s health having great benefited by the hot sulphur baths and drin ing of the waters, The present week will close with tableaux and a moonlight straw 20 feet 6 inches by 15 feet, $18; reduced from $29: | ride, planned by the young people, after the 10 feet 6 inches by 16 feet 6 inches, $20; reduced | primitive old Virginia custom. T! from $31. BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. 4 feet © inches by 6 feet, $4: reduced from $8. 8 feot 4 inches by 14 feet, $16; reduced from $25. 8 feet J imches by 12 feet, $15; reduced from 822.50. long wagon is to be drawn by a spirited team of fat oxen, with outriders and trumpeters. Doubtless the country residents will rue the night when the slumbering echoes shall awaken to the noisy revelry and dwellers among the hills wonder at the strange doings of city folks. LE Pompeman Fete, Bartione, Postroxep.— 10 feot 6 inches by 13 feet 9 inches, 623; reduced | On account of the weather the excursion an- from $32.50. MOQUETTE AND WILTON CARPETS, 6 by 7 fect, 810; reduced from $15. 6 by 8 feet 6 inches, $12. 50; reduced from $18. 6 fect 9 inches by 8 feet 9 inches, $13.50; reduced from $20. nounced will be canceled for this p.m., July 25, Special trains will leave B. und 0. station tomorrow, Saturday, for this fete at 5:30 p.m. Tickets, good on this train only, including ad- mission, $1.25. . —_-____ TRIED TO BURN A HOTEL. 8 fect 3 inches by 12 feet 6 inches, $20; reduced | AB Incendiary’s Attempt to Destroy the from$32.50, * S feet 3 tuches by 10 feet 3 nches, $20; reduced from 830. 6 fect by 10 feet 3 inches, $15; reduced from 827.50. 300 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs $2.50; reduced from 84.25. STRAW MATTINGS, Grand Union in New York. Of the 500 guests of the Grand Union Hotel, 42d street and Park avenue, New York, probably not two will know, says a New York dispatch, that Wednesday an incendiary threw a torch right into the middle of their defenseless colony, and of how narrow was their escape. 200 Rolls white and fancy, 40 yaa, worth 95, | Yet, this is just what happened, according to $2.50. 250 Rolls white and fancy, 40 yda. worth 96, 94. $20. the police, the firemen and: Mr. Garrison, the proprietor of the hotel. Wednesday afternoon 150 Rolls Heavy Jomtless, 40 yds.,worth $16, | a scrub woman employed on the second floor of the hotel entered # closet in which the brooms 150 Rolls Heavy Damask, 40 yds, worth €16, $10. | are kept, and which opens into an air shaft, BABY CARRIAGES. and a ray of flickering light fell through the win- dow of the air shaft and bade her look out forthe Weare offering @4 discount on every carriage $20 | cause. Directly opposite the sill of the window OF more, and $2 discount on every carriage from $15 | of the closet, on the other side of the shaft, to 919. This is an opportunity to buy a fue carriage for very little money, WINDOW SHADES. fay a bundle of rags and ron fire, The woman, seizing a pitcher half filled with water, dashed its contents over the flames, effectually putting them out. Then she reported to the We sre offering afine assortment of colors with all | proprietor. ‘Sixtures and complete for 23c, each. MOSQUITO CANOPIES. A fuil line of every style und size from 75 cents to | who Bo.e W. B. MOSES & SONS, Cor. 11th and F sta nw, ‘Washington, D.C. PURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERIRS, DECO- RATIONS, WALL PAPER, &c., &c. jer Tur Bast. THE CONCORD HARNESS. 407 Penn. ave, adjoining National Hotel. ‘Tromis and Satchels of bost make at low prices, Lad An investigation followed, and it was learned that the last person to come out of the closet was 4 woman of an ugly, venge! jisposition, had just pele ae reprimanded by the head of the servants’ household for some fault, ‘There was no escape from the conclusion that she had set the fire in revenge. “She Laake ga had no ides of the gravity of her offense,” Mr. Garrison, the ~ “Nor can we proceed agai her, because we have no other absolute proof than that she came outof the just before the fire was discovered, and ¢ it must have come from there.” ~ Leprosy in Canada, Dr. A. C. Smith, inspecting physician to the Lazaretto, reports to the Canadian LIKE THE EVA HAMILTON CASE. How Mrs. Haley Says Her Baby Was Used to Deecive Mr. Muller. Mrs. Clara Haley, a pale-faced little woman, Spplied to the police of St. Louis yesterday for information concerning a certain Mr. and Mrs. Munller, but more especially for a certain little five-months-old baby whom the Mullers are supposed to have in their possession. When informed that the baby was dead she burst into tears and created a pathetic scene in the chief's office. Inquiry by # reporter as to why Mrs. Haley should take so much interest in Mrs. Muller's baby developed a sensationally romantic story, of which the following is a substance: Mrs. Haley is = widow of a former well- known restaurant proprictor, who died, leaving her in want, with a five-year-old boy to sup- Pe and well on the way toward motherhood again. When her baby came she straggled to care for it, but finally concluded to give it into better hands. Dr. Russell Abell told her he knew of a woman who wanted a little baby, and, on promise that she could see her child often, she agreed to give it up. According to appointment a lady called on Mrs. Haley and said she had been sent by Mrs. Vogal, living at acertain number on Chante avenue, to get the baby. After arranging for the mother to see itat certain times, and promising many things, she carried the child away. This was last May. A week afterward the mother called at the address given, but Suspecting some- she sought and after great difii- the lady who had called on her, that her name was Mrs, Muller. denied that she had Mrs, Haley's child, saying that she had given it to another woman; that the baby in the house was her own and Mrs. Haley should not see it. Mrs. Haley claims to have learned that Mrs. Malier had secured her baby to dupe her hus- band, who threatened to leave her because she had no children. In due time a baby was sought and it fell to Mrs. Haley's little one to play this character. It is charged that Muller, who was out of town, was telegraphed for and that he came post haste, to find his wife in bed and the littie one with her. Having learned these facts Mrs, Haley sought the Muller dom- cile aguin, and, finding Mr. Muller at home, told him of the story. Just as she finished Mrs. Muller came in and a scene ensued, Mrs, Haley being very roughly handled and ejected from the house. ‘They finally had her arrested as an insane person and she was committed to the insane asylum. But three days later the physician in attendance discharged her. She again sought her baby, but found that the Muilers had gone to Colorado. When they returned she again tried to find her child, only to learn that it was dead. She has put her case in the hands of Judge Cunningham, who says he will see her righted as far as the law can do it. The Mul- lers flatly deny Mrs, Haley's story. sisal Croie dre tha MARCUS MAYER’S BET. From San Francisco to London in Seven- teen Days. found no one named Vogal. thing seen | culty foun Marcus Mayer has won his bet and is the happiest man in London. He made a wager of 1,000 with Jim Williamson that he would leave San Francisco on the evening of July 7 and be at his office in London by noon July 24, and he did it with 1 hour and 36 minutes to spare. Speaking of his experience yesterday in Lon- don he said: “The City of New York passed Sandy Hook at 6:18 July 16. Capt. Watkins was obliged to take # southerly course on ac- count of the icebergs, which made the distance to Queenstown 2,911 miles instead of the usual 2,760 miles, That made me alittle sick right at the start, and I felt sicker when at the end of the third day we had only covered 1,176 mites. After that, though, we did splendidly, making 444 miles the fourth day, 446 the fifth, 454 the sixth, and reaching Queenstown at 9:15 Wed- nesday mornin, “We had fine weather until the last day, when we ran intos fog. Until then the betting had all been in my favor, but the fog made things look gloomy and my chances still gloomier. As mugh as two to one were offered against me. However, the captain told me to keep a stiff uppor lip and he'd get me there in time. He kept his word. ving reached Queenstown safely he rushed off 300 passengers = blr i prheotachs ee — AY ing wi on iverpool for @ speci ‘ steamed ahead, bs “At Liverpool I went ashore amid rousing cheers, for I had the sympathies of every one, even those who had bet against me. Of course, Imissed the 2:35 ex which I had hoped to catch, but the railway authorities gave me a special which left at 5:30 and got me into Rugby 7:50. There I caught the Sheffield train at 8:19 and rolled into Euston and stood here in my office at 10:25 a m., winning Jim's perire in exactly one hour and thirty-five minutes, see.” Mr. Mayer had covered 6,650 miles in six- teen da: ys, four hours and twenty-five minutes, than four days and but of that time not less nine hours were anuually Will find it this year, under the new manage- more attractive than ever. ufferers from Rheumatism, ___SUMMER_RESORTS. _ATLANTIC C SUMMER RESORTS SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. CITY tion, zs I Debility, &e.. &e. MER COTTAGE, 123 KENTUCKY AVE. AT- OTEL LAFAYETT: ection . Aline City, NS-1 maar the bouche Terms mondersen Neat the President's summer oine- ‘The finest | oe ee ee ae eek Dow open, beach in the world. Imiuediately opposite the new ~d —— 5 per week. 281m _ Mrs. M.E. AMER (late of Washington). | iron pier. Owned by same management. Accommo- | _3y1%2w* ___ M.A. THOMAS, Manager. RADY SE, ATLANTIC CIT See ee So gneets, INDSOR SULPHT SPLINGS—80 MILES from Washington, W. Md. K. it, 1,000 feet above sastens, orchards, cee Arkansas ave. near the ocea Tange piazzas and gardens; torus low. j-eorm (CosGiEsS WALT, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. JAMES & STEFFNER. i itted ; ed Benne TU Boron: tide. No mosquitos; pure water JAMES BKADY. pure milk, ice, horses, stables, lerse lars Breténo's, 1015 Pa. ave. ‘New Windsor, Ma. St0ckTox HOTEL ay a. REMODELED aND FURNISHED. Cuisine and appointments of the Highest Order. $e16-2m ¥. THEO, WALTC niidings, ress A. M. J! YHE ALDINE, CAPE MA\ THE MOUNTAINS. The coolest point on the island facing inlet and oosan | PSE .te tie totantecnt baths: FOUIEASN | Ot St ALENETN: " Unsurpassed; table appointments, cuisine first, Po bee i — ~~ —— — wee certeen aoeey 6 <e. uu = i jel 4-2m | board; saddie and dr: ‘ing Borses; bowling ‘alle, rs For circular address TS. WINDSOR, CAPE Yeunis; reasonable rates. Address JOHN A. FA Directly on the Beach, _Sy3-Im a R, HAMILTON. n June 14, Aurora, W Va Gah weet Redpat ie Seaown HOTEL | eed W. W. GREEN, Propet, | Oo MOUNTAINS gecin reonm Larue iacznovercghita the mt Bicek | — a Se : panne feo. So'H House cube ties eae ta, Pang | SHELPOM HOUSE, peavey sas for cut of. ‘house and particulars. JAMES 3, MOON, OCEAN GROVE, XN. 3. ADIRONDAC FPCLEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC cry, Nae ‘New Management, eh et Ey ‘West Shore railroad will ‘run to an: from the Jersey City Station of the Pennsylvania railroad, making close connection With fast trains to aud from Wash- n. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPEESS.—Leave Wash- ington 11:20 p.m. 0:40 am. modern, first-cinss, complete, Pacific ave ew Yoru and Teuncsses aves. Now open, JOSEPH 8. ‘Davis. Convenient to Lake, Camp and Oceaa. Special Price to Families, cc. C. LEFLER. Di near Tliiuois) Atlantic City, N.J., | 3y19-1m ieee istive Motel Nastorshll is’ Rinnemee 33 oes . rive Ho p vis, Kingston, pan belig "Tao nina wate fate Goch go HE ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, NJ, Grand Heke, 2.00 pa Ena "Oy io Grand +s “ ry ee Al iG" ¥ NJ. care lelphia to Hobart ere; y to Gran Ber day. Now open. Mrs, ANNIEGIUBB. my UW eg pointments frst clase, | Hotel Station. if H°™% CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Enlarged and improved, Virginis ave. near the ocean, _myl0-3m COL JOHN M. CLARE. FASIEL GHSEY, ATLANTIC CITY, X; 5, OCEAN A ond of Councciicut ave., orchestra, electric bulls Underdrained, open May c open MY ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER. ‘apt Bervices the best. Accommodate 350; 1, 1800. WM. P! DOLBEY, Prop. hs OURTEENTH SEASO! near the beac! Will open May | JSAKALOGA AND, CATSEILL MOUNTAIN EX- mh4-5m S.—Leave Wael owe "5:5 Lake Georwe, 7:30 pm. Parlor cars ‘ity for Hotel Kaaterskill, Grand Hotel Station, Saratoga aud Caldwe ‘ SARALOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPE- CIAL.—Leave Washincton 9-00 a.n1,, Jersey City Sta- ton at 3:28 p.m. Arrive Hotel Kaaterskill, vie King- CONTINENTAL HOTEL. SEA ISLE CITY, N.. 7 New hotel—elegantly furnished ; directly "ou Leach: express trains direct to the hotel. FRANK HILDRETH, Late of New Columbia, Cape May. an Ca Jerwey rican pian, J.C. SOHNDON, Prop. aoe us ston, 0:10 p.tu.; Grand Hotel, $:40_p.m.; Phouicia, x SOME ASIDE PARK HOTEL. 7:48 p.w.: Mountain House Station, 752 ¥.N.J. — Ville, 8:00 p.in. Arrive Saratoga the year; close to beach; ocean front; Five reinutes’ walk from the ocean to Barnecat Bay. Fishing, sailing, crabbing, bathing. Cuisine a specialty, io hay fe MAHON & TOWNSEND, Seaside P: cars ‘from Jersey City for Hotel Hotel Station and W chenge. Purchase tickets at Pennsylvanis railroad Ratingtou to Sossiags linens BUTTON & LAHEY. z fame SER HOUSE, MRS. CHAS. ER, PROP. fever. dyl-n offices and z . | = ect im the Jerscy City Station for ail northern re- 14, Mississippt ave. Near the beach. Atlantic Wuseatox fn eae re * cheekeu City, N.J. | A well-established house. Large, airy SPRING LAKE, NJ, sorts by West Shore i a Bowcit ene room rn lerate. 2 to October. de sel General Fassenver Agent, New York, CONCERT . Atlantie City, now opon. Protected from in: clement weather by portable roof. Wauuemacher’s or- 25 pieces every evening from 8 to 11:30 hhiecht & Mebrer's| New Inlet Pavilion, Sy ATER GaP HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap, Pa Now open. SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. rea We mapas L, W. BROADHEAD. rpe ACADIAN, e2-3m. Hoached by electric cary, | Waiuemacher's orchestra CASTINE, MF. rs aiGHLaND HOUSE, rom 2am. aud 3 to p.m... Cafe ; : _Sls2m SCHLECHTS MEHEH, Proprietors. | Scion ervinde: wrcationt ep ation bose GARRISON-ON-HUDSON, ¥.¥., s* Baa eae city, driving and fishing. Open June 23. Rates $2.50! pirect} opposite West Point, 50 miles from New York day; $10 to $15 aweek. E. P. prietors; W. A. Walker, Mam ALKER & CO., pro- ‘, L. Banks, late of city. Pure mountain air aud Select Family Hotel. Tennis, Ocean and Delaware av au Liards and first-class livery. —_ spring water. A _2¢10-2m) ‘roquet, Bowling, Bil- RS. IDEN OF HAMILTON, LOUDOU! SS, gan accommodate e few more mas Reston Board, best ow OCUST FARM, 7 MILES FROM Springs: trains daily: healthy joraben DELAPLANE: Hancock, Ma © {yt ‘of mail UNTRY BOARD FOR TWO. x snd. nuuce from station, about 5 mice ae ti A Fe = — UNFURNISHD — BAY-WINDOW MRM UbIcRting OMe; alao ad Teasonable rent, about ve minutes wall from st tom; Bye miles irom eity. Address GBT, Star oles, two goats ening aut ae ae o GomunuBicesings Seas ee al ae ae ih Demuatital eke : Ee LANDERS Boyd's, Ma Me wistw JHESTNUT GROVE, 3 MINUTES WALE FROM Cis: rebuse wista: ciecane Tosms nod aceoepe amodat <i shade and goo . orate to Mire 3 CUDPEI on peeniocs TE ACE FARM. SOUTH RIVER — ee. Toru : W. HIGGINS. Annapolis. Mat tS LUE RIDGE HOUSK LANGE, NEW, wad on tilaicd and neatly furnished. Just opened accommodation of ‘hummer toasters “bent i scenery and every accommodston, NT, Prop., Mound Mil, Loudoun cowmy Couront RETREAT’ _DELIGRT FOLLY OF Od 1u mountains of Maryland, Ferry; unexcelied for health au. comfort 68 Ps ee Keep Drym, Wash oo, Ma. 5: Ln’ WOnsie FARM. WiST BEAVER GREEK Washington Co., ‘Ma Learders = pleasant location; dol rooms and excelent = Fagpreatio: cily reserepce given. yids __ EDUCATIONAL. EW WINDSOK COLLEGE— Windsor Business College. Full course in lege, With diplomas and dexrocs. Aino tl tory Schools. chances. . Address Kev. A. M. JELLY, DD. + New Windaor, Ma. ECL st. ICHARD COMPTO: Suturing and Speak ». 13036 Lae pay Aud Lveuing: Vatrons and Pupile carefulay Sel for Parlor, Plattoru, Coucert Stage OF Opera, $$ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 8 MILES FROM Jeiahitaton. Strictly Select Home School, Com petent teachers. Location bealthy. Accessi- Tie Uy rail, “Miss SA WORTHINGTON, P.0., Fairfax county, Va. 251-141 KES SAE ColLtcr WITH MUSIC AND ant Conservatory. is the Sebeol for Young Women. Send for catalogue. CORNELIUS L. KEEDY, President, _3915-2m Hagerstown, Maryland, Sz. somvs_ conza: ANN APOLIB, Right Departnients med Foor ‘Courses Staay, Preparatory bchool Attached, . SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN BE FREPARATION OF CANDIDATES FOK TH) VAL ACADEM\, nt For catalogues address pres dy14-1m THOMAS FELL LI.D., Php. ys NIA MILL TARY INSTITUTE, LEXY T NGe ton, Va. 6d year. State Military, Scientific and x Touch Courses iD rel ay ib engineering. fers - ehgineer in techpical ce and civil engineer courses, All expenses, including clothing aud inci- dentals, provided at rate of $36 per month, as am averaue for the four years, exclusive of outdt. N. SCOTT SHIPP, 3y11-c019t Super EHIGH UNIVERSITY IS BEYOND DOUBT one of the best technical and classical wstitutous of the country. | Through the generosity of its founder, the Hon. Asa Packer, tuition is offered free to le to pass the requirements for admission. The Preparatory dchoul f Letugh University is the mdedand endorsed. ss such hy Pree For catalogues sebuol recummended and endorsed dentand Faculty of the University. N Ike OUNT HOLLY (Xd), ACADEMY FOR BOYS, Near Philadelphia “Healthful, Helpful, Home- Education wit ‘of Character. ish aud Business Courses, 1 fhe WALRADT ciales, Pr to WARTHMORE COLLEG: . SWARTHMO} th, Lt Opens 9th_ mont ‘extensive tid shops, -aboratorics ad Libraries.” For fall ad WM, iH APPLUTOS, te bine peocuare For illustrated catalogue of 71 pages adi Col. C.J. WRIGHT, B.S, AM., Superintendent, 3y10-e03m rea Specialty Bosion, Philadel reparing 1oF Colie iu New York, Cot cago, wille, Pari-, France, Berlin Gerthauy, Moscow, kussia, aud er Sebool ab Asbury Park.” m.Sédexth, GLABANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO DRAW “Crayon Fortrait in 15 lessous; no previ knowledge of arawing necessary; hundreds of - J ®. REYNOLDS, Artist, 6x0 7th st, N ALL SUMMER, 804 E ST.—BEST PLACE for every branch of Di and Painting ; Crayon, Portraite, with or without Soar Prints, 1. or two days, to those who have never dre Noewooe, ih year kecation is heethtul_ and the ‘Terms moderate. WM. if PURNELL, A. ML. PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEG: Corner 7th and D sts, n.w. Special Sumner Instruction. Rapid Writing and Book &-»ping. Fuels! neLes aud Algeura for promotion, Sborthaud and wriuns, Day and night ORs, PNM C. SPENCKIG * SFENCLE, Vice Principal. wd i CCKLAND sCHUOL a; poltments excellent, Yor catalogues addre: LL.D. = ue FOR GIRLS, SANDY Spring, Montwomcry county, Md., reopeus Sej 16. ‘thoroush tame ‘at. with the infia- ence, &8 iar us possible, of a home government. ‘The number 1s limited and especial care is given to the health of the scholars, For cireulars further uae formation addreny STON ATIANTIO CITE, Adams House, Boston, Stew m30-co2m ; : HENRY C. HALLOWELL, A.M. (Yale TPYHE ARLINGTON. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. ee mS0-eo¥m | “Write for circular and terms. Ocean Hud Michigan ave. ° Fenwee wa Je28-la a. W. GARRISON, Manager. e184 ae _ Sandy Spring, Ma. Conveniently located. ‘En! = : - ——— myl6-3m JAMES STUKES, Proprietor. ENNINGTON (-3.) SEMINARY AND LADIES SAYBROOK POINT, CONN. Ae HALL. HAKPER’S PERRY, W.VA. hest point between Shenandoah abd Potomac CONNECTI- C 4 ter . We EN: desirable roomsand ex- | | This desirable family hotel is most delightfully situ- | Cieck Hef Mal SP, Williams: Gea. “it ae te. ated on the Sound, at the mouth of the Conuecticut | “Sy15-Tm* ae G UNbel sue Dutker Mas aGhaen ome K USE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.¥. UALFONTEATLANTIG-C, i oT MANAGEMEN OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER’: .W. IRE CHALFORTE, AFLANTIO Gl | PROPRIETORS OF THE HOFFMAN HOUSE. Bre Sc Er LOVETT, proprisurecsr ill open Jone Batt wetee bathe as ieeuse, Eieval FENWICK HALL hasall the modern improvements, | pitied and renovated, Eberisce teas ah eee dee, 1e modern impro' va vated: 4 Sor ceet nekonn: Zloveten, including hot and cold salt water bathe. Special rates ent table: tres tulk; terms 86 per Week. th-tm ¥E. ROBERTS & SONS. “Tine —— oi oe bo ti A my it HE COLONNADE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3a | man’ Hous? Now Yorke oe -witémlor | EW HILL-TOP HOUSE, THOS. 8 LOVETT Opens July 1. First-class table; <i Prom Hisrver's Ferry, W.Va IRECT STEAMSHIP LINE YOR BAR HARBO! beds; house in full view College.—Fifty-first year. Offers rare educational jacilties. Terms woderate. High and Lealthiul Steam 7 Gas; fire escapes, easy of access. AANLON, D.D., Je14-39t President for Twenty-one Years, CoLeaE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 623 La. ave., opponite city post ofhce, Class or private ction, my26 C.K, UKNER, KIVATE FRENCH LESSONS— cal and Modern Prof. H LAKMOQUE, AM. Of Sortomue, Paris, 1202 Bae he, .d evening. my-16-3m* Washington Patronage Solicited. Popular Rates, 2 } IB coring — go 3 K, lr =. ra ————=== 6 house renovate in every departunent. The SIRIC! ‘LRST-C) a —y - " “] = = = SS 7 THROP | very SATURDAY, June 7, LUE MT. HOUSE, WASHINGTON CO... MD., DREAMER, 410% 9TH ST. NW. New Dining Room, Kitchen and Office, at d pum, DIRECT for BAle MARDOR LAST PORE Row open. Rooms tay be enraged by applying by ae caty ubtil New Carpets, Matting and Beds, and st 30S. letter or in person to J. P- SHANNON. ton | Stas gone to the seachore for the summer 1-2w* UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. ‘Steamer LUGY P. MILLER leaves every Tuesday at | Hotel, Baltimore, Md. mysh-ie a uk GLD-EsT, a 3 19. L. C. RINES, of the Elamere, | 000 for Rockland, Mockport, Belfast, Bucksport and = - Ps: CLAX. 1 D-ESTs ‘ONL a DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITT Na Siete sad the Proviness vorwner® amd Rastera ee. Astrologer sud Medium 1m the city, bore SNIB, NJ. TOV ———_——— = u Docent cna or sichinen ave copes allthe year, ais | Mywecandthe Provinces, 4 snypvable route for CAM. | GUMMIT HOTEL, GAITHERSHUR 4,850 | BBM wondertul propleiie «it of second sig 2 tnodern couveniences. FOBELIO, (ST. ANDIEWS.” GRAND AN, | $'tt above Washington. Forty munusey’ Hde'thore, | every bidden mystery ‘er stolen 4 10-6 JOSEPH B. BORTON, Proprietor | MOUSEHEAD LAKE aud all resorts in From depot im siglit: abundance of shade see, mull: ries "neparated' iG —— z a Excursion tickets at reduced rates. Pleasant surroi 1 V. HENDRICKS, Wives succes in business ‘Femor HE ELKTON, OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE| Steamers leave Pier 18, E.R neat footof 017-36" evil influences ; odes oo uamnens ere Sores love, or: Atlantic City, N. J. Lane. Freiglt received dai covered pier. Tickets Tier OU are in doubt of, A. ‘Open all the year. nw. | “pbspure ‘at Low's ‘047 Broadway, EE MA T been to inc txxEpaT = ae ee Ee SBE rat Managers, Til reopen June 16. er wall chet} town, Sno moun- Bon Sam, UES00R, HURT Th One, Carolina ave., near the beach, Atlantic City, 17 gud 19 William ot. a tance f Es 503 ake a Bidet anaeeent ‘CN. | my28-c03m Koom 22, New York, _ | #4 lanes Bea, we 22th om, wisiee m12-e03m x ELD. nee ‘ME. RAPBAL been any we a ES RESORT, \HE MINNEQUA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEA-SIDE—~MISCELLANEOUS. “eonardiowa, Ma is mow epee tor Sith caul, has wonderful Dealing power Gives Pacific ave, Detwoon Arkansas aud Missouri aves. | 7>ay RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. quests. “Terms, #1.50 perday:$25 per month. Chil | pnajucky dates, Don't uit us cea" this ledge tea Central location. Kefurnished. Under new manage: HOTEL GPENS JUNE 14. dren under 1” and nurses baif No mosquitoes | uy, yl0 Fo. nw. 79-60 ment, Everything first-class, Write for cireular. oan First-cla* eccommode- | Steam ~ HERBERT £. MOO) Fhe my20-3m1 ©. A. BROWNE. Laas Frausiet rater, @2 02 "3 yer dey "eouly Sevi-im-od™ MME BROOKE TELLS HE RAYMOND, VIRGINIA AVE., ATLANTIC | Tes sre vat fant ‘tlemen 50 centseach, 408 Lst., 3 house; .; full ocean view, Penson: ste, 2. ferences, Wescott x m Y “itm Piipistteti a Giarseus siete Ghaans | BOR ACOSO BOUEE aaine exe amortment an LADIES’ GOODS. HE READE, , Northampton county, Va.. rom of ——— : iton' station on the N.Y.P. and N..K. This house is 5 ryt ‘RONTS! FRONTS! eee METS TE toe Wid Suet adap eiueote | BMEMCAS “Bas da iS og Je8-cozm MKS. 5. VOORHEXS, pamely room, ber room, amol so T= UNITED STATES HOTEL | is het 700 1329 Fet.nw. Citen Maras posaltmats tate ASAE | sel as Fine Goods jest Hotel on . ¥ Sis W8 anDenger | Humbowseinn hia Paton W]\HE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., BOUTH } With oysters: ay x ASR te econ, Sena om | eee cmvioan OME ae pia ateat at ree Curame, | and fish CLE EXC COR. AVE AND | ton. — MIBEIAMS. _ | Sone: ow Becisene Wheels Sew sod seuwndhand sale | AND 5 CAMOLINE Tormeniy wth. —— and e: a ——— SS a ASBURY PARK, N. J. font thence’ NTON Isc SBURY P, NJ. Cost from Ws aA A’ COLEMAN HOUSE, oe and Dyed bext Pt SBURY PARK. N. J.—THE IMORE — Al provements ; from ovean agenesis WOBLE. ARK —" GUERNSEY. igs Sees pavi 2 at Woken wis pings tod nt cuitenem: Saf et ee ee