Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1890, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, CITY AND_DISTRICT. €F The difference between a loose vague Doast and an affidavit giving exact figures is a wide one, and of great significance to a person interested in the statement. Tux Stam swears to its circulation. This is a point of great im- portance to advertisers. Printers’ INK 4 JOURNAL FOR ADVERTISERS, Ts Sercod weekly, and is tbe representative journal —the trade journal of American advertionm, 2% théicates to the inexperienced advertiser bow, whem, sad where be shocld advertise; bow to write an Advertisment ; Row te display exe; what newspapers te ase; how much mosey to expend—tn fact, dis tocrses ca every point that admits of proftable Giscussics. Advertising {s a art practised ty maay bat usierstecd by few, The conductors of PRINT $29" INE caderstand it, and thelr advice ts based 2 at experience of more than twenty-five years is ylacing advertising contracts for many of the largest sod most successful advortisers, A year's subecripy fen costs but two dollars: sample copies Prem Address CEO. P. ROWELL & CO Newspaper Advertising Bureag, 2 St., New York. BOOMING THE CRANBERRY. The Alleged Scheme of an English Syn- dicate in New Jersey. It is currently rumored in New Jersey that the cranberry interests of Burlington and ad- jacent counties are to be boomed to a consid- erable extent by a syndicate of English capi talists, who, it is stated, expect to gain control and have under cultivation some 5,000 acres of bog. W. 8. Cook of New York city, who repre- sents the syndicate, has been in communication some time with Charles Pittman, who is super- intendent of the Upton tract in Burlington county, which comprises some 25,000 acres of land, for the purpose of buying a portion of the tract, but nothing definite has resulted from their correspondence. ‘the number of acres said to be desired b: this syndicate for cranberry culturo must he been overstated, for the reason that while there are now many men engaged in this busi- ness, yet there are not 5.000 and perhaps not 4,000 acres in the state used for this purpose, and only 500 acres of the vast Upton tract con- tains cranberries, the remainder not being fit for such cultivation. “It is an easy matter to buy 5,000 acres of land, but it is another thing to get that much bs op which cranberries can be grown. Those 0 are now in possession of successful bi would not sell them at $10 per acre, the syndi cate's price,” said a large grower. Tho amount of land engaged in this industry in Burlington, Ocean, Atlantic and Camden counties is about 4.000 acres, and it is difficult to see how the syndicates’ expectations could be carried out if it owned ali the land under cranberry culture in the state, y2aee PEARS’ isthe PUREST, BEST ond Cleanest AP .xz. Of alt Druggists, but beware of imitations. Bazeass W. B MOSES & SONS, #ORNER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. pstemnamaderasier thgtti ad FURNITURE, NEWPORT’S WEARY POSTMASTER. —- Too Much Society Nonsense and He UPHOLSTERY GooDa, Wants to Resign, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS, &0. ‘To make space for the new goods for fall season we we offering many attractive bargains. The following ure afew: Nothing has caused such a serious social contention at Newport as the contest between Mrs. W. K. Astor and Mrs, W. W. Astor over the right to the title of Mra, Astor. The pub- licity of the affair, which has ever been shunned by the family, has not deterred the two ladies, and the plucky Philadelphia beauty is firm in her determination not to bo deprived of her rights by even such an august mother-in-law as Mrs. Astor, sr. She bas consequently again insisted on Postmaster Brown sending her all letters addressed ‘Mrs, Astor,” and, despite | © advice from Washington that the postal laws recognize no Mrs. Astor, he has assented. This has gotten him in bad odor at Washington and he declares he will resign. He said in an interview yesterday “My life is made miserable. I want to do what is right, It is all well enough to talk about democratic principles, but they are an unknown thing here in Newport. No one can keep this office if he UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 500 Curtain Poles; full length, with trimmings all touplete, worth 50c, and 75c. ; 15c. each. 100 Curtain Poles, extra heavy, with trimmings complete, worth 75. to 81.50; 25c. each. 50 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75c. 100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 81. Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices. A large assortment of portieres, less than manufac- turers’ prices, CARPET DEPARTMENT. Carpets of the following sizes, made of Remnants, with Border all around TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS. does not adapt himself to the fads here. New- 8 feet J inches by 9 fect inches, $9; reduced Pet isrun by the aristocratic summer people. from $15. did not defy Mr. Wanamaker and say I would not have any carriers, He only advised me to have some appointed if I considered them needed, and I wrote that I didn’t need them, If he wants some one else in my place here I will resign tomorrow, and want to see any one do better.” Mr. Brown is very popular and both the Mra. Astors w want him to do range A THE ANNIE. “GOODWIN. IN INQUEST. Dr. McGonigal Hela Responsible for Her Death. ‘The jury in the Goodwin inquest came in with their verdict shortly after noon yesterday in New York. They found that Annie Good- win had died July 12 at the residence of Mra, Shaw, 117 East 106th street, as the result of malpractice at the hands of Dr. MeGonigal, They found Mrs. Shaw an accessory before the fact, as were also Gus Harrison and Coachman Davis accessories after the fact. They severely censured Undertaker Merritt. Harrison was held in €5.000 bail, Davis 1,500, and McGoni- geland Mrs. Shaw were held without bail, sub- ject tothe action of Judge Power and the grand jury. aE ee British Cruisers to Visit Newport. ‘The flagship Belierophon, with Admiral Wat- son and Sir John Rose on board, sailed from St. Johns, N. B., Sunday for Newport, and will be joined on the route by the Canada and Partridge, which left Halifax yesterday, PRINCE GEORGE OVERDUE. Nothing is known at Halifax of the where- abouts of H. M.S. Thrush, commanded by Prince George of Wales, and considerable uneasiness is felt there at his non-arrival. He has been due for some days. The citizens are getting up a grand | reception for the } Prince, Jumped Into the Canal. Philip Boushert, shoe merchant of 242 87th street, New York, who mysteriously disap- peared two weeks agoand and was found in Morrisville by Peter Rath, his brother-in-law, afews days ago roaming about with tattered garments, was being taken to the Pennsylva- nia railroad station yesterday morning, bound to New York, when he broke away and jumped in the canal, He was rescued with difficult; and arrested for attempting suicide. An of- ficer took him to New York yesterday. coe Gaskill for Congress. Joseph H. Gaskill, who so successfully de- fended Chalkley Leconey in the Camden, N.J., courts, is named as the successor to Judge Buchanan for the congressional nomination in the second New Jersey district. Mr. Gaskill is wbout forty years old and has alwa; ‘an ardent republican, all the presidential —= 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet, $10.50; reduced from e138. 8 feet 3 inches by 10 fect 6 inches, €10.50; reduced from $18, 8 feet J inches by 11 feet, $11; reduced from $18. S feet 3 inches by 13 feet 9 inches, @15; reduced from $22.50. 8 feet 3 inches by 13 feet 6 inches, $15; reduced from $22. $ fect Sinches by 14 feet, $16.50; reduced from 10 fect 6 inches by 13 feet 6 inches, @15; reduced from #25. 10 feet 6 inches by 15 feet, $18; reduced from $29. 10 feet 6 inches by 16 feet 6 inches, $20; reduced from $31. BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. 4 feet 6 inches by 6 feot, $4: reduced from $8. 8 feet 3 mches by 14 feet, $16; reduced from #25. 8 feet 3 mehes by 12 feet, @15; reduced from 50. 10 feet G inches by 13 feet 9 inches, $23; reduced from $32.50, MOQUETTE AND WILTON CARPETS, G by 7 feet, $10; reduced from 815. 6 by 8 fect 6 inches, $12. 50; reduced from 818. 6 feet 9 inches by 8 feet 9 inches, $13.50; reduced from $20. 8 fect 3 peas 12 feet 6 inches, $20; reduced from 8: 8 foet 3 on by 10 feet 3 inches, 820; reduced frown $30. 6 feet by 10 feet 3 inches, $15; reduced from 50. S00 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs, $2.50; reduced frow 84.25. STRAW MATTINGS. 200 Rolls white aud fancy, 40 yds, worth 85, & ‘ls white and fancy, 40 yds. worth 36, $4. 0 Rolls Heavy Joitless, 40 yds.,worth 816, 10. 130 Rolls Heavy Damask, 40 yda., worth $16, $10. BABY CARRIAGES. We are offering $4 discount on every carriage 820 or more, and $2 discount on every carriage from $15 to 19. This is au opportunity to buy a fine carriage for very little money. WINDOW SHADES. We are offering a fine assortment of colors with all Bixtures and complote for Se. cach, MOSQUITO CANOPIES, A ‘ull line of every style and size from 76 cents to $5.00 W. B. MOSES & SONS, Cor. 11th and F sta nw, ‘Washington, D.C. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERIES, DECO- RATIONS, WALL PAPER, ko, &a, nis A Great Strike Imminent. It is probable that another phase in interna- tional strikes is imminent in France and Eng- land, It is announced that the firemen on the Chemin de fer du Nord will support firemen on the channel boats and will, unless the demands of the men are acceded to, refuse to work on the trains conveying the through passengers of the London, Chatham and Dover Rattway Com- pany. As the other firemen will certain|; indorse their action a general strike is immf nent, Casa Ox Cazorz. ~9@0-—_____ Ruseell Harrison’s Investment. Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars is the sum paid by Russel! Harrison anda New York syndicate for 1,000 acres of land and seven building blocks south of Corpus Christi, Texas, on Port Aransas ae. The Sea Wing Was Overloaded. The government inspectors heard further testimony yesterday,in the case of the wreck of the steamer Sea Wing at Lako City, Minn. Robert B. Adams of Lake City, » passenger on the Sea Wing, testified that he and some others put on life preservers whon the storm strack them and the captain ordered them to take them off, saying that they would frighten the ladies. The rest of his testimony was about his escape after spending six hours in the water. ‘The investigation is practically over. The in- vestigators will review the testimony and agree upon a verdict, It has been established that Captain Wethern overloaded his boat, contrary to the law, and due caution was not observed to guard against accident, The Johnstown } Flood Fund. Secretary J. B. Kremer of the Johnstown flood rehef commission has issued his report of the moneys reccived and expended, going into minute details. The contributions received by Gov. Beaver wore $1,256.45; by the Phila- delphia relief committee, 600,000; by the Pitts- bai d relief committee, $560,000; by the New relief committes, $516, 199.85—a total of Wo will sell you s Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces, for $17 piece PARLOR SUITE, solid clsteved ia the beat hair eloth, for 828 cash or #30 on credit, © will sell you a 7-viece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for 825 cash or $30 on credit. wi cash or #18 on credit. We will sell you We will sell you s «vod quality BRUSSELS CARPET for 6c. per yard cash or 6bc. per yard om credit. We will sell you agood INGEAIN CARPET for 350. ber yard cash or 40c. per yard ou credit. We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Freeof Cost and 60 furs, bot charge for the weste in matebing We wi all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OI- CLOTHS on Credit at an advance of & cents per yard wo lowent cash price, SY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on ali credit sales, and no notes required. CASH DISCOUNT allowed om all acoounte settled im Sues F GROGAN, ‘730 and 761 Tt at ow, 7 Desvez Stare Lorre: DENVER, COL. ©2,912,346.30. The expenditures in the Cone- ; in_ the stato, maugh valley were $2,592,036.66; outside the Coue: SIXTY MORE PRIZES THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY. CAPITAL PRIZE, $7,500. TICKETS 50 CENTS EACH. $20,879 PAID EACH MONTH BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES, Address 3B. F. RHODUS, ty8-codm Denver, Col, EW PENSION LAW. WisSon ce oe Sue and blanks furnished PAT OF: Ritorney-at-Lawe 1310 pasty ye 3030-La | TWO BROKERS SUCCUMB. The Rise in Oats Causes a Couple of Fail- ures in Chicago. Ernest Hess, formerly of the E. Hess Eleva- tor Company in Chicago and a member of the Board of Trade since its formation, failed yes- terday. He was short about 2,000,000 bushels of oats, and the recent rapid rise in the price of that cereal forced him to the wall. His liabil- ities are estimated at $100,000 and he had about $80,000 up in margins, Three months ago, when oats first commenced to advance, Hess made a great deal of money. He turned too quickly, eps and ran selling enormous quantitics, He kept on selling and the market continued to advance. R. G. Tennant, a small trader in provisions chiefly also ordered his trades closed. He at times traded very heavily and was supposed to be acting for a well-l known banking firm, MRS. GRANT'S FAITH. : The Dying General Ar Anointed With the Water of Lourdes, A very curious story is told about Gen. Ulyssus 8, Grant during his last illness by Mrs. Richard Crowley in her recently published book, “Echoes from Niagara.” The New York World says: Mra. Crowley is the wife of the ex-Congressman who was candidate for the United States Senate and a political power in New York state. He and his wife live in re- tirement at Lockport, although it is not un- likely that he will be a candidate for a renomi- nation this fall in his old congressional district. He was, perhaps, the most trusted friend Ches- ter A. Arthur had in the interior of the state. Mra. Crowley tells the story alluded to in that part of her book which describes the stay of herself and her beautiful nen gt Maud, at Santa Fe for the benefit of the child's health, ‘Their stay was useless, it may be added, for the charming girl died at cighteen of hered- itary consumption. This daughter was be- lieved to be engaged to marry Alan Arthur, the President's son. Mra, Crowley,a Roman Catholic, was in the ancient church of San Miguel, praying for the recovery of her daugh- ter, then very near death. She is speaking of the faith which impels one ‘+to press on to the hrines where healing is promised.” She says she would love to see the grotto of Lourdes in France, with its mound of cratchos, when she suddenly tells this story: “The wife of Gen. Grant once told me just before her husband's death that she, though Protestant, could not resist carrying away with her a bottle of the waters of Our Lady's spring at Lourdes and, when the general had one of his most death-like spells of weakness and they feared he might never breathe again, she | Sate the sacred contents of this vial upon ‘is head and invoked heaven's mercy on this bell gee and good man, that he might be F yet a little longer to his country. = said she did not claim the boon for her husband, as that might be too selfish and personal, but that his country might a little longer keep the leader who had saved it. ‘The prayer was granted, and he lived to finish the story of his life, so dear to the people of America, and such blessing to his fondly loved wife and children. ‘The world may think it was the remedies given go skill- fully by his patient and learned physicians, but who shall say that it was not the Virgin Mary's answer to a woman's prayer? Who shall say that the Saviou:, who caused the dark eyes of Jnirus’ daughter to awaken, did not speak once more in merey, though to mortal eyes and ears he was unseen and unheard?" LADY DUNLO ON THE STAND. She Positively Denies the Charges in the Petition for Divorce. Mr. Gill, counsel for Wertheimer, the corre- spondent in the Dunlo divorce case in London, delivered a vigorous address to the jury yester- day afternoon. He described how Lady Dunlo had been hunted by detectives, He gave Sir Charles Russeil a scoring, saying he objected to men being shadowed. He spoke of Marma- duke Wood as the creature who inspired, even among the court spectators, an instinctive dis- like, and said he was sorry for Dunlo having a friend who was a liar and perjurer. When Lady Dunlo tearfully begged her husband to tuke her abroad with him and he replied that he had no means sho offered to work for thom both, Mr. Gill said he did not want to shock this nobie family, but he would surely be per- mitted to suggest that the impecunious scion of nobility might have obtained some employ- ment. Lady Dunlo at this point entered the witness box, looking pale and exhausted. She, how- ever, bore the ordeal of along and searching examination splendidly, She detailed the his- tory of her liaison with Weston, the father of her child, and solemnly declared that she had never been Wertheimer's mistross, After her marriage she begged Lord Dunlo to take her to Austfalia, as he promised, but he said if he went alone his father would allow him upon his return to live with her. If he remained in England his father would have nothing to do with him. Dunlo left immediately. Shortly after Wertheimer’s return from America she went to live with him in his house. He never slept in the house during the time she was liv. ing init. She asserted that the detective’ story about their struggle near a window was untrue. She told Wertheimer not to enter the house alone, as she was being watched. Wer- theimer uever kissed her after her marriage, but did once before it, and that was on his de- parture for America, A young fellow sitting in the rear of the court room snickered at this admission and was summarily ejected, Judge Harmer remarking with an angry look that he wou!d not allow any expression of feeling among spectators, who were mostly beige aud women, They became uieter after this reprimand. Lady Dunlo said sue never loved Wertheimer, who, she claimed, jored her. Sir Charles Russell failed to elicit thing remarkable in the cross-examination, ‘The fair witness denied that while Weston was in jail she rapidly grew more intimate with Wertheimer. She related how they went to Trouville and Paris together. She did not give her name at the former place, where they had their meals together. je sald that they did not occupy the same room, but admitted that their apartments communicated with each other. The maid, she added, used to leave the connecting door open, and she often locked it. On returning to London she continued to ac- company Wertheimer from place to place, but did not live under the same roof, ‘This ended the examination for the day. Lady Dunio and her sister upon leaving the court room were followed through the streets by a crowd, but there was not a display of sen- timent. One of the documents handed to the judge, but which was not read, was from Lord Albert Osborne, who took that method of deny- ing on oath the testimony of Marmaduke Wood ‘that he was one of those who tossed up a penny to see who should marry Lady Dunlo. ——_- ree Anticipated by a Thief, About a month ago Nathan Shoemaker, an old bachelor, who lived with his two maiden sisters in Allentown, Pa., died, leaving an es- tate valued at about $4,000, a considerable por- tion of which was in cash. Before his death Shoemaker told his sisters that ina certain bureau drawer on the second floor was a box containing #1,000 in gold and a purse contain- ing €100. He said the key to the drawer was in a certain bag ‘and was concealed in a quan- tity of shot, On the day of Shoemaker's death the sisters secured the key, 006, "Fp the drawer, but did not find the $1,000. purse and its contents were undisturbed. mystery re- mains unsolved up to this time and there is no clue to the thief. Why the Congregation Sat Still. When the contribution plate was passed at the dedication services at the new Congrega- tional Church at Moorland, Iowa,Sanday, not a single person srose to leave his seat. One rea- ‘son was because the varnish on the seats was not suiciently dried and the entire congroga- tion were tightly glued down. At the — of the services it — heron ier of an hour to free all of Prisoners. All the ladies’ toilets were Sralaea ioe large portions of them still decorate the newly varnished pews, rr They Object to a Recount, The St. Paul chamber of commerce has adopted resolutions protesting against a re- count of the census in the city of St. Paul if such recount is to be made solely on account of alleged frauds iu Minneapolis and because of jeclousy between the two cities. ———+ee. A Lawyer and a Merchant Drowned. John 8. Tyson, a well-known Baltimore law- INLESS fa hain Weak Stomach —impaied f DEP TLLAtS = PRICE "25. Lae FEE bo "PER I ay Prepared he aed THOS. BEECHA M, St. ALLEN & CO., FoR ala STATES, 865 & 867 CANAL ST., NEW YORK, Who (if your druggist does not keep them) will mail Beecham’s Pills on receipt of price—dut inguire first, (Please mention this paper.) Lancashire, England, De Bole agente SUMMER_RESORTS. SUMMER’ RESORTS. _ \TLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEASIDE-JERSEY COAST. AMBRIDGE, ATLANTIC. crry, 3 Na. weniences. Wis Prop. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. The coolest point on the island facing inlet and ocean Accommodation 500 guests, Superior table, For circular ad “jam ‘or ci r address UDLEY ARMS, Penusylvauia $e, and Pacite, Atiantlc City, 1.9. Now open. a ere} modern conveniences: MeLUNGLN: mpLo-eo3m LENDALE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., ATLANTIC sod Mase, avin. Ni First-class ‘accom- modations, Kates @7 to 10 per week, A.G, MILLER & A. MATTHEWS, late of Ingleside. my’ Q. TO ATLANTIC CITY, nis season and stop at the vell-known HOTEL MT. VERNON, Pacific ave. near Ohio. Now open. 64 a a the sea, Excel- to 814 per week; $1.50 10 = es to @2 per day. so ‘Suer bouse onthe island at these rat Seud eee ‘of house and particulars, JAMES 8 MOON. HY a BRUNSWI CK, , ATLANTIC CIT Rarer modern, first-cl con complete. Pacific ave, Kew York aud nniesace, enna aLYH & DAVES” B, HAMILTON. 9-eozm Tare Vlazza overlookiny D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1890. _—-SUMMER_RESORTS, ADIRONDACKS. Tok AND. ca’ MOUNTAIN EX: Hass tye Machingvon, 1] 20) bin Sereey OE Kingets om, ‘4 50 a. : Grand per 4:25 p.m. se nica 3 3:30 pm. mob Grand Motel 4289 18 p.m. Palenville, 4.20 p.m. ve saratoga 5:50 p.m; Caldwell, Lake m. Parlor care from Jersey City tor Motes Tastes Grand Hotel Station, SAKATOGA “As CATSEILL MOUNTAIN SPE- CIAL.—Leave connect Mn the Jervey Cay Station for sll northera, re, m1 7 7 through. ‘Agent, New York. NTHONY HALL, HAKPEIS PEERY, W.Y. is Highest it between sb: doah avd ‘ sb Groves Nt, near the beac SEABON, AT | sivere fen Forcard and terme, 8 W. LIGHT N Eke S = Bae Cie Keg= alas Se! Wallams, Ges. at. Munoey” _iyi-im es oan FAL HOTEL. SEA ISLE ci7y, X.4.—| J Gok Wood HOUSE HAKPEInS PERRY, W. YA. atte ay fara ished “pou 8. ETT, propriecress, ‘will open: June beget Paes rect go the bate} EF kANE Ee | 3 soca Sted lawns nite newly Myelin iio New —— a jie: frean tail terme GS pec week —— | “im eee NEN UELTOP House, Taos s Loverr rom the ocean Bay. Harper's Fe a. Firet-claw table vee tine, Canes om te boot, ny, | spring beds; bouse in full view from Be and 0. Depot Robey fever Se eine so FOSSSERS ahd island Park. Carda at Star oMice, Terms $0 per ety Park, a. | week —— 08 iLB ALTERS SANITARIUM I8 THE BEST. TT TREMENG. STKE, X.2. Waist ins crud monsan Tae Bee ‘Open from June 1 to Oc sprinze babbling’ brook. scenery” of the Cs seo-tm feroven, oret ae, ‘vineye R. K. LETCHWORTH. SEA-SIDE-NEW_ ENGLAND. Mis onn, NANTUCKET, MASS, Bull Has OUTTAGES TO RENT At as Reduced Prices as late in the season. Aleo Cottages and House Lots For Sale on Easy Terma, S¥22-e02w SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. CHETWOODE boar Thiinola, Atlantic City. 3 ew, and first. Tm eeturnintieds bells. Two minutes’ walk from bead perday. Now open. Mrs, ANNIEG! Hoge CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CI Enlarged and imiproved, a Virwus ave. near the OL, JOUN S.C M. JLARK._ TL a CITY, WN. estra, ‘Gunueciieut ave.s arches asec open May J u OTE TON, isnourh Missouri a Station and Beach. 1 ALATESTA, syi2- Owner and je AoE ATLANTIC CITY, N.3. EE Open ‘all, the years close to beach; ovean front; rus $y12-colm 8. KENTUCKY i choice location; to 810 pes von) Rosaem yu ATLANTIO GIrY, AE 7. open. ] A FONTAINE COTTAGE, prann cy: gvo0d table ‘28 Burt Place. ‘Now fa isa ScHAUFL HOTEL AND CONCERT GARDEN, SS Atlantic Ci pen. Protected from clement weather by portable roof. Wanremcher's or- chestra of 29 pieces every evening from % to 11:80 Fee areal & Mebrer's, New lutet Pavilion, ‘eached by flectric cars, Wannemacher's orchestra from 10 to 12 nd ‘sti Cafe attached. Jel 4 cs MERCH & 3 EHREK, Pro} s™ CHAKLES, coun eal 910-2 pur ARLINGTON a ‘Ocean Eva Mich! Conveniently located. ae. _my 16-31 JaM TOKKS, Proprietor. HE BELLEAIRE, OCEAN END OF CONNECTI- cut avenue, Atlantic City; desirably rooms aud ex- cellent table; terms reasonable, dy 2-1m tlantic City, N. Delaware sve ‘Now open. JON AH Wo ‘OOTT ‘ON, Ja aa. IC cry, Na. KY AVE., ATLANTIC DGiy, Nd. Near’ Beach Beautiful now hotel: elec. tric bell, gas and bath, A_E. MARION, Jed-eoxmn "___Formeriy'or the Layt A LANTIC guy, NS Wnobstracted coean views Fait water baths in the house, Elevator. ow open. E. ROBERTS & BONS. Hu pH, CLIFTON— NT COR ATLANTIG A AND CONNEC tieut aves, Atlantic City, Now Open for Tenth Season.” ~ JUSEPH ENG! GL 3 sn WALLER C.RKNGLE, Clerk _ U ee COLONNADE, | ATLANTIC. ciry, N. : aa ‘Opens July i. Washington Patronage Solicited. Popular Rates. Per week—@10.50 to @15. ‘The house renovated in every departnient, New Dining Room, Kitchen and Office, New Carpets, Matting and Bods, UNDER WASHINGTON yar pong 419. 2m ¢. pay DE IS, ATLANTIC C1 cea end or'siichigan ave :opeH all the year, All n couvebienees, 1 a iosEra H, BORTON, Proprietor _ AN END KENTUCKY AVE “Aduuie Citys Bde ren all the year. ¥. nue r FHMAN roprietor. Mrs. FE. WILE. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.- OCEAN F ied fy hot watoe Opow alt fog roved, and ented by hot water, Open all the iu oe EN. Leman. 2m rey EQUA, ATLA: 1c CITY, N. Pacific aye. between Arkunsas snd Missouri aves, Central location. Kefurnished. Under new manage- ment, Everything first-class, W! ser tor bot my20-3u0 . A. Bio OWNE. COR, ARKANSAS AND PACIFIC ity, N. J.—New house, modern electric bells. Terms mod- je7-co2m (PVHE RAYMOND, VIRGINIA. AVE... ATLANTIC Oo Be house; mod. imps. ; full ocean view. EVANS, prop.; man: cn 3, H. WOUD. ihe repces, Wescott & Wilcox, 1907 Pa.’ ave. aw. 2 Os UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANLIC —- Nu, modeied. Enlarged. Ret Finest Hotel on the coast, Now open. W. 8 ANDERSOX, ny ny Manager. HE VICTORIA, ATLANTIS CITY, N. N.J., SOUTH = sored, ave.. re, oar the nesch Open ail ‘ine year. vy votuodeled,thurousuly reygvat mys oni Srey eM WILLIAMS. HE Wistinaral ATLANTIC CITY, N. Connecticut ave. i ear Paci fi Je12-co2m “Mrs, VE of Washi SBURY PARK. N. modern improvements; 1 ee Yor partic SBURY PARK—THE GUERNSE! EA.tre: Delightruyy 1 fect isa ach, lakes and thi wilion. on. out, Woven wire springs and, hal i mnaterenses. E.x00)- lent table. Teumis, boat: abe, erate prices, Fifth season. HOD. G. ouantaye Je9-2n1 701 Washingtone B! r SBURY FAG! RK, N. J. Fuse, 34 14TH SEASON, ‘the Ocean. KA, MARTIN. UKY PARK, N. 3. A® ThE VICTORIA. Family Hotel, fronting on Ocean, Je7- 007) ‘acted view lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water: all ee ssuperior table; terms moderate ge CLAIRE, 2D AVE., ASBURY PARK, N.J., ONE beach; ‘view of ocean. ry 2a Mra KE. ROBERTS, 8T. CLOUD, — view of ti ean, Wide He oct, LEWIS, Proprietor. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. BEEETGN VILLA, ssa MAY CITY, XJ. EN: ‘and 3m) Piazza; in full ot the ocean. near the Iron it and cold sea wai families for sewons Mind, A. Y ‘Cape May, ‘my 1-00,4m FOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N. ‘he ane orendent'es bench tnt ie diately. a new irom pier. Gated by euine mansgemeae, hesommso: ‘uhsou S* SaMEs & STEFFNER rockn ‘ON HOT! REMODELED AND FURNISHED, Saletan and appoin' the | genes — CAPE May. 5 N., et, = the hot and cold water table a ppoin' ‘TON, Prop, yo OP- For partie erty lara upply to THEO. prey Wig NDSOR, C4 CAPE MAY, NJ. ‘Open June 14. Directly on ba Chet ae OCEAN GROVE, X. J. New Management, Convenient to Lake, Camp and Ocean, ‘Bpecial Price to Families, ay19-1m CO, LEFLER. Oe THE, FENIMORI wr ings and cottazes: their « wpanier ‘nnobatet hy Sun SPRINGS. of JUN! tpromted “ed-eui oR; be eeason. Asbury 0., Stribling Sprmgs, V — ye LEON, = ‘The establishmen' lightful and summer resorts Et the beach ; dourists ive gales athe etree ates rom Wier | sumeali attractive than ever. M.A THOMAS, Manager. sain management, Ww SULIT MILES crux New mea pn ee nb RE iments of the Highest Gree, | URO! eee opee! sbundantly mi erent Froprietor. = SS See Se ‘AIN v tennis. rates. sf be ESE - ae open. E, HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. B* — =F JUN. 83 day Weekly rates $12 and upy cae aa sial reiea for tacilion LELICK, sep idee, Wa. ~ t COTTAGE —BATHING, BOAT- pa gyttete, Crabs, Clams, Fish: po Mos: ‘pure, ee teamers Fail to tw Charl Cheriton station: bus to cottage, terms 81-75 per Gay, $10 per week; 835 foré weeks. | jy2-2m_Cherry-stone P.O., Korthampton'0a,, va Tivery, bathe merease, Swedish movements electric A bowling, boating, croquet, teunis, ¢yruasium. walarie or mosquitoes. Per cireulary ROBT. WALTER, eb Walter's Park & Pa. my13-eod3m Gs HOUSE, Wi rt i. pens June 28 special rates t families for sea: gon ; the most modern and finest located hotel in the inoupteing commending frou its 500 feet of veran, as an entire view of the Presidential range: perfect syavem of drainage, pumerous eprini of pure water cuisine and service Uns’ cea telegraph and P.O: in hotel MILLIKEN, proprietor. EO. P. el4-eo2m ri ta MT. ODE Sr oo. now by letter Hotel, open. Rooms may be : Saumen aire PB. SHANNO! _ MISCELLANEOUS. CMMIT HOTEL, | GAITHERSBURG, »p... 1250 ft above Washi ‘orty minuves’ ride Of eedo, hee, sll; Mira Lv. HENDICKS. EE MAR ‘i RESORT ill reopen June th Has well-shaded lawn, ne moun- BB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA’S SEASIDE RESORT the Atlantic increase of i aecommo- dstions; new buildings sad other improversente: tho Buest ‘hb and surf bathing in the world; snipe shoot- ing, fishing and pursed; cal De hed dally’ by from north or bb's on se Ss of it Station: trains: We 27a BL north-bound train and the 5:18 pm. south-boud train at Cobb's Station ; passe 7 transferred to the island by, steamer. Terms: 2.50 per day, 81° per week, @€0 per mouth; hotel ictan, ‘tur ‘ther Mormation addsoes 4. F. COBD: Prop. Je5-2m rYOLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, ON BALT WATE: BS 0 or TERS the Lower Pot —Fanily Hotel; fine beacl safe buthing:. Dontines fishing and crabbing; live Hot to house: good mnaic a] or ; culsive unsui tien! ‘T. CRUMP, Freres address . H. EVANS, 1321 Fier gts, POARD AND ROOMS 97 PER woek: Bat Mra. GE; JOHNSOX, ¥, ee “ime Coiorial ve ROR RENT—AT COLONIAL Bi ieee Cottare; Just new: tacine oh giver sromt: 5 sale- Utes’ walk from room for rent, 1) Binhed and use of a row "boat 0 Ort ee euler $10 307 F et. nw, a HOTEL OLD VOINT COMFORT, VA. Unsurpassed in appointments, table and general at- tention. Terms, less for the accommodations, enter- tainmente and ainusements given that at any. resort of {ts prestige iu the United, States. | Music twice a day by the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nightly hops. ‘Safest and most delightful surf bathing ou the coast: kood sailitug, fishingand driving. “Frequent presence of foreiyn and American ships of war; daily inspec- ons, drills, parades, cannon and rifle ractice. A broad expanse of ‘salt jd Point Comfort, hence there are no land breezes, no malaria, ho hay fever, no oppressive heat. ‘The evenings are de- Lightful and the nights cool and retreshing, ‘The most world. Send for de- charming marine Views X. PIKE, Manager. at ptive pamphlet. TLANTIC HOTEL, GCEAN CITY, MD. 18 NOW open. Largest and best located hotise on the beach ne bathine, fanning, fishing, and sailing electric bells: uo mmosguitoce: sic old popular prices restored. Address T. LCH, Manag SEA SIDE HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD, 18 a SSFor particulars, time table, raliroad and) steamboat fare, apply to Stat office or to JOHN —— Fro. tor. Busta HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH. 1 _DELA- peu June 18, 1590. WALTER BURTON. SPRINGS AND BATHS. EDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS, FORD, PENNA. Tn the Alleghany Mountalns ‘scenery "mew As a curativeagent the water lias no equal. All ainuse- ed and newly fur- ied. ‘Open till October. Fr 01 ~S2t L._B. DOTY, Manager. HALYBEATE SPRINGS, HOTEL EXCELLENT ‘Board and + fine el mountaina, railroad rus, per wed Sor Address A. 8 MoINTUREE: jy15-1lm INNEQUA HOUSE, M PS Mitegus Spriués, Bradford County. Pas ines hotels tinproved aud enlarged, June 16; bighest poiutou Noreen Conteal Reilteeds invizorsing air;@ spriue of wonderfu! curative quali: tien chev Tuusie and every modern convenience. Hates, B12 weld ‘i L. 3. ANDRESS, Proprietor. office. ‘month, 825 to Strasbuig, Va. point on 203-0026t_ NANDOAH CO., Summer Resort for Health and Measure. ‘The finest Climate in the inountains of the Vineiuias, Clisate very salubrious und free from fox. Average mean tem- perature very low during the entire summer months, ‘The large number of different s owned and Tarts company makes it the popular re- is highly favored section of the United drainage; pure milk: un- ‘or ladies and VA. contro} a os all ‘8; largest ae pool in ‘the “Vireinias, &. a livery; excell orchestra in attendance a the summe: Kner iy Fore poet in —. — some tte inest mouistain scenery ih the country For circulars ‘Manager. F. W. EVANS, jerms Spyseo3m R= ENON SPEINGS AND MINERAL BATHS, ‘VIRGINIA, About six hours from Ws A delichtful home for, families and all who ueed rest. A renewal of health strenwth, Cusine unexcelled in any mountain resort. Sanitary arrsngements complete. Private steam-heated baths of mineral waters, oct immense swimming pool, temperature of water Al tional men good mi fine ea iivatupdance. — BAR. Mates reasoun Sirctlurs and ell information at A, 8 Pratt & Son's office, Sun Buildibg, or on application A 8. PRATT, aS my6-3m Rock Exon Springs, Va : WEET 8PRIN S NONDOE G COUNTY, W. ‘The most noted for its excellent mae Comfortable ao- commodations in the two inias. Tbe botel build- struction and a clogaicn Aitueade over over 2 ‘Terms roduced 40 1 es Vaart Purge, ‘Send tor pamphlets. a id cold fine taip wats, hotand col paene, pornos, See Hagerstown, Md. AND p BUMMER, RESORT, ‘Leonarétown, Md, open for summer ts. Terms, ie 30 Ber day ee or oe p under 1278 3 i oe Steamboets day. HERBERT F MOOME Proprietor ye21-1m-90" BICYCLES, _ = maude epecialtion Se GRAVES & CO., 13%o 14th et. ow, BS B EXCHANGE, COK, MASS AVE. AND 6th a Wieels New and Secondhand for sale aL — cheap. ‘Rent ao pats 3 Pr PALME & SON, Props. TH cL SAVETINS FOR 0, $35 an All cht Tubular stcel. frame iachince tate. lets. and fily Period: "High rede Ladiew and Men's Saieties at Low Prices. camel} 17 7 ao _Se7- cata D116 Et. nw, JLLIOTT HICKORY SAFETIES, LADY OK tJ tieman ; 4¥ pounds ;elastic frame : self-viling chain ; ho rattling; tire can't come off; most graceiul ludies Wheel wade: also easiest ruuning aud wost durable; $100. AGENCY, 1222 C st. ew. dyl-colm® " ‘MITH'S WH CYCLING KIN Eabins' Ox GENTS i ar ST. X.W.. NEAR OTI. FREON FRONTS! Always in order ~Z plain combing MLLE ow. 3. PRaNprs, 1329 F st. aa Gites o, Mecrioon'a, Fine Frebeh Lait Goods, Shampooing. IKENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- iG EST ABLISHM 205 New York ave. ch, work of every descrip- io and Evening Dresses 48 1OX CAMULINE LERCH, Yormerly wi A. Fischer and Maison ¥; jaz ANT Fiectsas PRY NING» Estap- LISHMENT AND DYE WOK 16 G ST. N.W. Ladies’ and Gent's Garmente of all Linas cleans yet wine bens ripped. 1adhe bventug Dresses yecalty. ‘Lhirty-five years’ expericuce. Prices mod- erate “Guods culled for und daltteres si¢ LL-WOOL GAKMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED, PS REY s14 «poe Ost, mw. _PIANOS AND ORGANS FFF Ive in 1 a Fr i uius take inexchauge. ‘The cau take the place of a Graud. FELEFER & SONLIFE S14 ilth st. nw. So Issrrvwents, DECKER BROS. WEBER FISCHER ESTEY IVERS & POND ESTEY ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS, MODERATE PRICES, EASY TERMS. Old instruments taken in part payment, Tuning and Kepairing. ‘delepbone We ciose at 6 o'elock daring July and Aucust. SANDERS & BTAYMAD, 934 F street northwest; PIANOS. 6t., Baltimore, Ma. : n0 Main st, Fichmond. Vs. K BER RER xk BE Ke BB OPE &% aa ee xno UNEQUALED IX TONE, WORKMANSHIP rectal ax of “New Artis ni attention the Sty! im decigue of BiGii- EsT DECOKAT(V! AKT. Pianos for rent, SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — lege Sulphur and Chalybeate Waters, ppountedhgtse in the Vie- Rebuilt, and is the best mountains, owners, Send for CHICHESTER & SIEWARy, MyS1-a,tu, that SPS ‘St. LEO, OUR, Re celebrated of the most agreeable wyesorison the cout ‘is Dow open. “Phe nemerens who visit this beautiful spot ee qunualy will ind i hs year, Under the the new manage- 0 ferers from. og he “ellne Spring a Sommcetion with tus Rotel ade Terms: $2 to $3 e day aud 8. 0 to #15 per weok. w10-20* ‘Foes Waking tone W. W. Sa. BR, - SS lahees ae ie ib tide. 4, 16 Borst VIRGINIA bUR, B11 =a GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. H, D. B age, IMPORTER 4ND TAILOR, SPRING AND SUMMER 1890. Pull Stock of BUSINESS, &c., &0, RECKIVED AKD OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION &. D. BARR, COUNTRY BOARD. GENTLEMEN CAN SECURE GooD Zable accommodations on, the Putomee Fi 20-10% Biter, - Mary's Co., M OTs ee, UTE WO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ‘with First class Cou: bon, Aomangrin count, Ve Alexandria, V a se Annapolis ‘cool Address JOHN McGOWR, Coeesviia ence, Kobert Himekley, 1310 Mase. ave GLEN MANOR. ar FOREST GLEN, MD. Sqrommodate 's few more erate, location rang. For ta and eal Hon apniy te sDANT CE, Forest Glen, WeuTrOMD, fag Paes MISHING TO SPEND A MON two on the mountains, pine WS Ted foakorns ar nepUceD RATES Bu bo u he ——. berimning a} a ome e ee port me + he. “Addvene BLOW! ey Sette AK MILL. SITUAT, D ON AN EMINENOR 18 Bine Ridge and full view of vex- mountains. all Kinds of etables. JNO. SIAL Loudoun eo, Va oim it SS MMEK BOARDING FAR THE MOUNTAINS ree house rooms wh sree | ey mails, For part ~& in SES CURK Eemiiton, Londoun comms, ven nro EW MOLE BOARDERS CAN hear Loyd’ sintion. high and shacye water at door; accommodation for correwes horses; term 86 por week. children nuder ® hinif price, Mir. AGNES SNDERSON: Bopd's a” orth bor CcUsT FakM, 7 MILES FROM A _ BERKELEY ings: trains daily: heslthy rg able. Apply to PAPLANT. Hancock, Ma. vey 0 FP Q0e 20,87 Rooms AT DE CANDER FARM: on es: bal Cy og Boyd's, Metro » E. Maltimore and “Ouse ‘tancing Sea eeutiral take jor ‘bathing. = LIGHTFULLY srt ith ana home comforts $6 ‘Tryst, Wasb. co, Ma, hes eS at of M: Positions. Dee HEA! ener? p se ook, HON MULVIN. Principal lars. ary ayzeor* » MIGH BC HOOK YOR BOYS, MARK- . Fang . situated im the Pied. Mont region of =. on te Brauch of the kieclmond lle railroad, 00 miles trom Washing’ sMo extras. “Next session be- sine Bete mber pe _ The teachers are ered ystes miversity of Virginia For ue WC aks “ain HE McDONALD- aril SCHOOL XOUNG LADIES 4 AND CHILDREN, Gormer Mamachusette ave. and 17th et, W Mev, AM. JELLY, DD. * Fres., New Windsor, CiRRESS BcHOOL Fou GIRLS, 8 MILES sehiucton. Birietly Select Huwe Kenool petent teachers. Licavion high apd bealt wa. ble by rail. Miss M. M. WOKiMINGTU! ho., Fairiax county, Va, tsi ty ¢ EX MAK COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ABE Couscrvatory. te the Bchool for Tous Woinea, bend for catalogue. CORNELIUS L. KEEDY, President, 3y15-2m_ sown, Maryiand Sr, sonws contes APOLI oor aot AD, Eight Departments and Preparatory pchool At SPRctal. ATIENTION GIVER. TH PREPARA aad NDIDATES FOK 1HL N Wexhinwton. | A very successtul echouk, eutirely full two past sexsi: ult. Next ters bests SE LT EMBER 18,1800. For catalocue address Jy17-eos8t GEO. G. BUTLER, AM. Principal, — 174 MAEALAND. CHARLOTIL HALL. CHARLOTTE OL, Situation u Classical, courses, iu weiwding waslt furuisties! ron, $160 for, terui “of 116th session Sey teal For further Adress it’ W. MLV En TEAG Principal ty toeeaies MUR cs. a Po a Youme Ni SaSON PLACE B. Mrs JULIA KTULWILER and Mts ANN, RUN T. Principals Ladies and twenty. Keoy put eeu Open aii Preparing 1or Coliere 8 Spee ranches in New kork, Bom Sie See Lowsville, Perv, Brauce, Bertin Germans, Moscow. tiussia, aud Jopdon, kay! _ Alto suicwer School im Asbury Park.” aw: I, SUMMER, 804 E ST. branch of Drawitg and Painting; Portraits, with of without Sosar Print, in ix or two days, to those who have never drwwa. jy OKWOOD INSTITUTE N& NE FREDLINCK FEMALE SEMINARY wi bocin ite 7th year beptember 10, 1880. catalogues i “feasedis ~+ LiD., Erederich, Md, a preramax BU Commer Spee'al Sumiwer In Karid Write and oping. Auglish Branc les and Alsebte tor promotion, Shorthand aud Typ. writing, Day aud nt seemone Call or send for Catalarae Ha ee OVE. ——, St. Powapel ana She. Vice Pr: TRS ie. LAND = FOR ae = ea Montwomery county, Md., reopens wyoiigh trainitg te aimed at, with the fuce, as far we posible, of & home government, number is liuited and eapecial care we fo oo healta of the scholars, For cirewars further ip- formation eadrem WALLOWELE, 4, i: ane A.M. _¥18-4m a Spring, Ma ENNINGTON (N.J) SEMINARY AND LADIES vollege.—Fifty -first year. Offers rare edi ficiien. Terma modorete, iets and eal reery NK; Gas; Dre eaapes; easy « don MANLOX, DD., ag Premdent for Twenty-one Year, YOLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 23 La ave. oppomite city post o Class c te aye ua Rae Ck Pa pes, FEENCH 1 LESSONS— ‘Clamsical and Modern of Exes ce av. FINANCIAL ———s pew . CORSON. 3x0. w. a, MACARTERT my-16-3m* CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. X. Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds, ge. Loans. Coll its, Exchat ‘A apoctaity mete of investment apourttion, Bova, mn = som 5 ‘Keuroad, Gas, imsurance and lei- phoue peck deal Samer i ei" Bove tock tox and wah a ENGIN ‘EERS & SURV "EYORS ORS UNELL & GKELNOUGH, Edun bis 450 SURVEYORS, 3. HOWELL, Inte Topograhper U.8. Gea. ant ond Rapinesr to chnage of Heat eoxmaenete “EDWIN A. GREENOUGH, Ly ~ 9 F.CandPER aoe 3 propery Misiones. Lopoyratbically Consultations gu ony, steset Extuslons Buvurvan Letephoone 628-2 led tuwe! wives ances 2 ee arcana pentpe ns conte Se oc "All Uusmeons ouumaaneaal tO amd Hours, 9am 0530pm SandayatwoSpm vielee