Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1891, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. _D.C.. TUESDAY. BASE BALL YESTERDAY. How the Games Resulted—Amateur Clubs. * sth MAY 26, 1891. AMUSEMENTS. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. M. WEDNESDAY. SEVEN YOUNG LAWYERS Receive Their Diplomas From the Law De-| Ativon's.—‘‘Txe Goxnorrens.”—Gilbert pestnsel Gf Macmnd euseuelye and Sullivan's comic opera in two acts, “The SUMMER _ RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SUMMER RESORTS. ‘SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANKOUS. Gondoliers,” which is qui bright ‘There was no game played by the Nationals TLANTIC . 3. RENT OR SALE_HO. | (HE KITTATINNY, DEL. w For the District of Colambis. Maine N The students of Howard University are always | Coters the otfers of thal iieattony en bine. | yesterday, as none wasecheduled. Today the ax crng. | A Tin creases und eit bom: fotedor mele ja gi | 1 "ts “New open TK movanaie fest ctlcerseen it Hampshire, Vermont, Masachtsetts, Rhode | a popular set of young men, and when it comes | ion, but not nearly Popular, was presente. | team begins ite St. Louis series, and after four pee a A BMADAMGA Cb. Neal Eames Aowetn. Bal Eeerseed | Gedtereecanes? ime commnsuiness. Ber ciceler Ilana, (Cornetiont Eaters New York, Eastern | thei: turn to graduate from their alma mater it | lest night at Albangh the first Ee in tte games goes to Louisville for as many more. Katie Power” Ms; Eipbonto Youngs. ir., and others.” | Law bnilaims. feret | my. BRODEFAD & SONS, Prope. ennsylvania, 4 . ~ bape is ‘well Dancing from . 5 Cai “0! 5 ™ land, Virginia, North Carolina, light showers; | WoW! be strange enough if their friends did | history af, summer prices, and it was a8 well” Games by other clube rerulted as follows: ‘NEW SaTioNar THEATRE “Ti sates ave Gopratie the United States Rotel; | HR! Ceceae Eecaio gewee taal tony stationary temperature; variable winds. not turn out in crowds to do them honor. The| rates. “Of course there were little lapeos of Nationat Ramutes’ Falk, te'ihe ocean. geerrabiescromure: | sachidvan structure, “with ‘stator aid al nur (oomuinan de aamavaiaeans customary rule was not deviated from last | memory as to lines and little hitches, as must | At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 4; Philadelphis, 2. Pee WT av ce week. we penny. | ferent eal Seen not, and shaman Temperature and condition of water at 7 Right, for long before 8 o'clock the First Con- | invariably appear in a first performance, but | At Pittsburg—Boston, 4; Pittsburg, 8. ee TR SSS, Foran, sm: Great Falls. temperatura, 63: condition, | §regational Church was crowded to the doors | they were deftir handled and no especial’ em-| 4s Cleyeland—Brooklyn, 12: Cleveland, 6 mun Howe, New takcay. = Syieie 36. Receiving reservoir, temperature. 69. Con- | with a handsoms and happy-looking assem- | brrassment followed. Miss Lilly Post, in her dmaricon Associatioh. ATLANTIO CITY, ¥. 3. original character of Giannetta, was welcomed ition at north connection. 36: condition LD POINT COMPORT, VA SHERWOOD. — O'Spen alt binge. The occasion was the annual com-|yurmly, and. she sang with spirit, and| At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 5; Athletic, 4 , Robinson, Musical Director, ee CEES ee ee IS: Kare eee sin po malaria, bot and Kemer sone Coe cadet utes arene Yours | moncement of the Inw department and seven|in good voice. Mise Vincent aa rasa waa ‘Allantic Association. ay ee FPurmtscwe— zB da te sand Seo BOR a house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36. | Young men learned in the law were to receive | equally happy and —a fel several 7 At Syracuse—Syracuse, 7; Providence, 1. (A LPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. inivithnd aiens sabi Sead bane: a_i 1 High Water. Low Water. their diplomas. The graduating class con-| f°" Mater did, remarkably. well (anual | Datteries—Ferson and Quinn; Sullivan and ER FIFTH WEEK OF THE SUMMER OPERA, AND TENSESSEE. th pana S42am 10:10 p.m.|322am. 4:16 pm. | sisted of Malachi Gibson, Baltimore, Md.;| fora “tribute to the fer Jesusic) and Me | Murphy and Burke. OLEVELAND’S BAKING POWD! ‘Evenings at 6:15. Matinee én Woteraay. Now gna ons Ea ae sianiieis akan te, akc eee? Moses H. Jones, Norfolk. Va.; Harrison Ferrel, | Bigelow was an unusual type of a cruel Inquisi-| | At Buffalo—Lebanon, 8: Buffalo, 5. Batteries— STANDS ALL TESTS. “W. T. CARLETON’S OPERA COMPANY, CHAMLES C MURKAY. Trop. THE FAMOUS VIRGINIA OCEAN RESO! AGREAT Sure caded to | Chmlottesville, Joun L. Dozier, Balti: Mr. Murray is always good and his rich, | McCaffrey and Anderson; Murphy, Barr and In Glibert and Sulitven's Hew Open, 3 OPEL DENSI FINEST ASD SAPEST SURF BATHING’ concenate he busines interes‘ tn tho, ent |G Chaties Lr ictes” Purkersbarg, We Va | wane, Toen neve fale, Riel Me- Huntey | Germen, 2c. GENERAL ADMISSION, : ‘OX THE ATLANTIC Conve made a handsome Luizand sang it well. Miss Wisdom and Miss Langdon as the Duchess and danghter with little to do did it well enough to getan encore. The chorus and the dancing won encores also. In fact encores were numer- At Rochester—Rochester, 1; Troy, 2. Bat- terico—Cushman and Bowman; Day and Cote. AMATEUR BASE BALL. ‘The Young Congressmen have organized for ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. +acing the sea. open all the year. hot sea water baths; = new and improved sauitary appountinents. fe54h H. BURTON, ‘ass Robert J. Dickey, Franklin, Ky.; Samuel P. Leftwich. Lynehbarg, Va.; William H. Daniels, Elkton, Md-; Willium W. Johnson, New Haven, Pa.; William H. Arrington, Futield, N. C.; offers for sale through Mr. George W. Stick- ney, auctioneer, on Thursday next, May 28, at 5 o'clock p.m., four brick houses on G street, each containing eight rooms and all modern SEND FORK SUMMER RATES 8. B. CRITTENDEN, Proprietor. ‘f the Cooper House «Om Reserved Seats, 50 and Te. ‘Next Week—""FRA DIAVOLO. my LARS Parry IN AID OF THE METHODIST ‘Home for the Aged. at the home, 12th and. MPERIAL, ATLAN Also proprietor: a ‘ 4, at the hou, 19thand. N sts. | DE Directly om the teach. Maryiand ave.” Capacity, | Counemmonn, © ro Laken, improvements; also on Friday, May 29, at the | F, “Pratt, Hernando, Miss; George W. Atkin- | Ove and everybody in the big audience felt | this season. The players’ names follow: G. Beli, Prtvand “och instante. Bupper, 2 cena, ea ee a ye A BEAUTE: same hour, eleven houses on Vermiont avenue | son, Wheeling, W. Va hilarious and wanted more. When the curtain A. Creighton, p.; N. Miles, 1b.; Btotop.m. oe yaa Woke ia seppes aod rats northwest. See advertisement in ‘auction| Each of these young men had prepared a | had gone down the rain had come up and was | F. Sigourney, 2b.; W. Eibel, 3b.; L. Johnston, = CADEMY OF MUSIC. a Oleh eet Gan sales. thesis on some particular legal point and noth- | conting down with a wetness that rejoiced the |.a;F. Bluer, r.f; A. McLaine, Li.; A. Sigour. CITY ITEMS. A mar He CITY. NJ. tt Powsarvz field glasos. Hzxrzen’s, 453 Pa. ave. | iMg but good was said of these papers. hearts of the cabmen and so it was that every- | ney, c-f., all under eleven years of age. Send co WE RNESDAY, MAY 27, for ilvustrated cataroque with pine ie Tees eae 1 Marine Band was present and furnished | body enjoyed the evening. Again tonight. challenges to L Johnston, 10166th street north-| For Decoration Day.—Potted Ham, Qeaited by the s a er day. JA Gas ® program of popular airs. The ushers who} Narioxal TaEaTer.— summer opera | west. Chicken and Tongue, Canned Beef, Sardine GEORGETOWN AM\ ORCHESTRA, [>osive, aTia x Benges. received the great audience and saw to their! season opened iast night at the National| Tho Boston House Stars defeated the Palais | New Lobster, Salmon, 2 cans, 25¢.; Con: WASHINGTON SAENGERBUND, wishes Kenttickyave, | JREDFORD SPRINGS, Senneng, Sede Sool, comfort were Thos. Galloway, 8. M. Hershaw, | ‘Theater and the Lamont Opera Company, un- | Royal team yesterday by the score of 13 to 12. | Milk. 12c.; Lime Juice. qta., 25c;' Claret, full BTN Ne eatue ware & REED. BEDFORD, PA. aaa John F. Wheatoa, E. H. Lipscomb, Chas. H-| der the management of Mr. Sam Fort,’ was | The Boston House Stare will challenge any ball gfe, 252; Catawba Wine, 25. qt. bot; Pure SCHUBERT QUARTET, }\germorourax aacaNric = Ranges. Brooks, John H. Parker, Chas. A. Johnson. W. | greeted with an audience that completely | club composed of members fifteen years of age. | Rye ee yrs. old, 65c. qt; Port Wine, PHILHARMORIC QUARTET M&TROrOuUTAN, AIL poe aaah ieee ae HOTEL OPENS JUNE 18 Every range guaranteed. J. Carter, Geo. A. Melvin, M. M. Smith, W. L. | filled the theater. It was an enthusiastic | Address John Pyle, 819 434 street southwest. | med. use, full qts., s0¢; Finest Patent Flour ‘And . . Bb Sone & ieee Houston, Daniel M. Mason, Henry J; Davis, W- | audience, too, aud all the favorites were given | The Abbotts have organized for the season | made, $1.75, 88. and 48c. sack, regular price,| | Mr. ANTON Kase Yrorrsrsg. __M. C. ANDREW! are 432 9th se H. Land, G. W. Deadrick and L. R. Lewis. & warm reception and nenrly all the solo num- | and are desirous of playing all amateur clubs | $1.88; Gran. Sugar, 43¢c. Ib. Java Coffee, fine, Tosney Maen agheares =a D, EL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. ‘Write for pamphlet on this erest Resort and the Pip eh a gchfter the invoeation Dr. J. F.. Kankin, prosi bers were encored. | ‘The company hich Miss |in the city. ‘The players tare Hamaker and | 0c. P. R. Wiusos, 94 ith st gw. It REND -SOGTETIFE DERTRING A HALL AF Scsen end See Toke mous Lars Carameny Burren, 25. i. lent of university, in » con- | Lamont heads i t people, ly, catchers; ison. p.; O'Connell, ss; » Soli sae Ghent reasonable n iy to the Janitor of 2 =DFORD SPRI i: Poors, the cash grocer, M4 La. ave. n.w. ferred upon the thiricen young men before | among them erry eMieerkiceie kaateale, Poti fe Ponteon,Li; Armstrong, 9; Otpon: | Ladies? Solid Silver Stem-winding Watches, | rinesin Post Hale san ste tial L sta. hea Veease es BEDI NGS MINERAL Wa: i being Decchation day we will close | lim their degrees of buchelor of law. Mise Marion Weller. Miss Dora Wilson, Messrs. rerguson, c.f. and McGuire, F.f. O56. ‘Solid Gold, $12._Fnaxx, 461 Pa. ave. Mondays, ‘Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Taree | A near Onio ave. Fniared snd improved Tere | "973m 1. B. DOTY, MANAGER. wT ay Berea So adh ana f | ,,Ftzsident Harrison wae to” have delivered Wn. Pructie, Walter Allen, J. Y. Gleivon and helore lot their fiat gatne of the | Eigin Creamery Butter, 25c. pound. NA, | 5 a meme (ae lock. W- plomas, a Fran orus is full and | season rday to }ool tea! sun 26-5% : ak: ; sts. nw. himself nnabie to be present, und the task of | strong aed’ tee pertoruanes ‘of the “White | fois, nny er 2 Se ae Naw Toxsisa Barus, ara ie Ge | Banxgtar pure rye whisk: distributing the sheepskins fell upon the broad | Hussar” Inst might indicated that the| The D. I. J. K’sdefeated a team from the bu-| Our Safety Razors honed free, returnable | _mystoseo7 1920 G et. now ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3. particulars ‘sidress GLO. FRLEMAR. Proprietors ——— shoulders of President Rankin. He reminded | season will be a complete success. | reau of engraving and printing yesterday by a | if not satisfactory. WaLronp, 477 Pa. ave. 11° A Fi eR Saat Peres + inte mamas Lira Team, Trxernoxs 634-3 e graduates that President Harriss Miss Lam ty and ceful as | score of 21 to 8. GE ‘ q 5% “ok ~ yore lawyer and had recently been over a territory | over, was obliged’ to repent several of her | ‘The drst championship gume for the Center | _ The Red-Hand Brand EXCURSIONS. PICNI St enter bata tn tho homes SOR Re T DESIRABLE Heurich’s of 9.000 miles trying a case. Z solos and was the grecipient of numerous floral | Market News prizes, offered by Mr. H. T. Or Aiisorr’s Livia PALE ALE, F418 COpNcil,. NO. 1, SONS OF JONADAB. | _5490.5m FE. E ON: = my 4-1 a Tho only paper read during the evening was | tributes. In fact, nearly every member of the | Doyle, proprietor of that paper, took place yes- | Brewed and boctled in England by the re- FIRST GRAND EXCURSION a 4 , ROBERTS B Gone. Fossex’s Icr that of the valedictorian, Mr. binlachi Gibson, | cast had to come to the front and take big | terday afternoon at Capitol Park. ‘The game | nowned firm of 8. Allsopp & Sons’, Ltd., can z : a7 2 hecho of town. 1427 his subject being “Habeas Corpus.” It was an | pieces of floral architecture that were the gifts | resulted in a victory for the Seventh-street | be had from Ocean end uf Beutucsy eve.” Now open. ot } from Washingtom, POE ses able review of the law upon the rights of per- | of admiring friends. Miss Annandale jbas bat | wing over the B-strect wing, the score standing Joux H. Maorvpen, _ 16% Ses TRAUFFENBART. | Simate” es jal Wountam mgion. Sust the sonal liberty. ® small part, but she makes the mostof it. | at the end of the cighth inning 20 to 11. J. 1417 New York ave. and 1122 Conn. ave. ‘P@ Fronipa, ~~ | Spot to" Ing’ life's’ weary ‘burdens down snd have ® Visir tae Exe umn Camens —— _- . = re kth Usagi a She introduced a charming waltz ane come Dove eee as umpire. The a game | JaSl-s&tu,tf apttlantic City, % lovely souimmper howe. For jedical and ‘other testi- felepboue y Mr. A. S. Worthington of this city a 8 | posed by 3 ‘ells Reddi wi ce n Fkanun ee on ogy x ‘ : 21-685 Mass phos {ali oF Leight slinsions to his own atadent days | BOned.bY Mrs. Katherine Wells Reddington of | will take place tomorrow afternoon between | Me, ¢, W. Benson, the well-known Balti Steam heat trout ‘Aucent, GOB 14th wt te treet wings. What promises to be one of the most inter- esting games of the season takes place tomor- row afternoon between those lively but friendly rivals the Columbia Athietics and the Potomac Athletics. ‘The game will be played on the grounds of the National Base Ball Ciub, 7th and Boundary streets. The members of the two clubs are worked up considerably over the encounter, and it is expected that both clubs more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases of the Nervous System, has opened an office in Washington, D. C., for the treatment of all Skin and Nervous Diseases and Catarrh. We w ize clectricity in treating these discases, and in removing superfluous hairs, warts,’ moles, marks, tumors and all blemishes. Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. E. U. Mannakee, can be found every Wednesday and Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5:30'p. m., and every Friday night from this city, which she sang exquisitely and which heartily applauded, Messrs. Pructte aud m in the roles of Ralph Rodney and Sir fvdleser Mashem were all that could be de- sired. Mr. Pruette’s voice is by far the most musical and powerful of any baritone now be fore the public, and Mr. Allen, besides being @ good singer, is an excellent actor. Mr. Rolles- ton made an effective Corporal Bunly, and Mr. Glesson's tenor, though not of great volum Do Wack tou, D.C and also of eloquent words of hope and encour- - agement to those who were before him. He urged them to have self-control sufficient to re- main clear of all bad habits and to persevere until suecess crowned their efforts. To the man who has not this determination there is no hope. In conclusion Mr. Worthington paid a beau- tiful tribute to the character of Gen. Howard and reminded the young men of the many ad- Excersiox ‘TO FREDERICKSBURG. THE UNION VETERANS’ UNION ‘Will make an Excursion to Fredericksburg SATURDAY, MAY 30, To decorate the craves of their dead comrades. Train leaves Baltimore and Potomac depot 9:45 a.m. ; re heated ; inodern couy _Open'all year. (apld-coluw] WP HE BYGEIA, ALLAN! Corner Pacific and A Srst-class fauiily Lote’. New management. 0) ‘Jou! p92 HE LEHMAN, OCEAN ENDOF PEN + enlarged, homes. For further Dr.G- BH WAGHT, Fores Glen, Md with home couforta, in tor the Fear. SHELCENBERGER, ‘Manaier, NSYLVANIA $4 Pen Garros, $1 per quart, 50c. a pint Ir You Are Svrrenixo from the effects of umber of be acu tim pee Til Jane 3 nddrews 1614 Cestuut st., Philedelpiia. J- | is of good quality. ‘The chorus is attractive | will turn out big. It will be made quite aso-| ¢. a2 tee. re a ae SuproveBans | _syasccmm ann Saas Ja grippe the best tonic to use is Xander's | Yantages they had enjoyed by receiving their | and actod and sung well, ‘The manner in which | cial aftair, us the lady adherents of the two or- | 6:90 {0 & at their Howard sto every day. | Pekets, for Adult, €2roundtrip; Children, @1. | MSasiity bet water F.w.Lemwax, | PACQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRIN im home-made clarets and por fine | €ducation in this city. the “White Husear” was Joe upon the stage at- | ganizutions will be there to sport the colors of | “my7-tu,th,s z = Tickets may be purchased at the depot, or from | rNVHE LELANDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 5 aa yg RT a et a wines and whiskies, as recommended by the | _ The Johnson prize, consisting of a full set of | tested the care of Mr. Kirtland Calhoun, tho | the clubs. The Columbias will put out the} ™ poet panes Thos. 8. Hopkins, Room 13, Atlantic building. ‘On the 1 ‘ue music: billarts, Sc. “For circular and terme aa eating phycicinas’ "509 Tt : pn on leading cases, was awarded to John | stage manager, and the excelience of the sing- | following team: Wells c.; Walsh, Homiller or] An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, | _4# ‘hs train is composod of a Iiited number of drew JOHN Le MILES, 127 Tae. Washington, D. pore ion tere L. Dozier. and honorable mention was also | ing showed that the musical director, Mr. Win. | Leach, pitcher: King, 1b.; Green, 2b.; Spring- | wheeler & Wilson'y Now Hint AentNor 0 coaches those wisuing to visit Fredericksburg on nang emanatonaiegene ~ Hevaicn’s Extra Pale Lager the best’ Bot-| made of the paper of Mr. Harrison Ferrel. The | Kobison, had his eatire force under the contrul man, 3b.; Bolway, #.8.: Burke, Lf. r.£,| It charms on sight. Its use Chraptures. ‘Saturday areadvised to obtain their ticketsin advance. a 7 ted by the Anuisarox Borriixe Co. committee passing upon this mater were Hon. | of his baton. with one of the ehunge pitchers in center field. | Qgice ay? Sth necet ec Tree ae GREEN CLAY SMITH, MGonate ra geeae OZR, RTE ine Tuanr, 818 F street northwest. William Birney aud Mr. 8. L. Bond. Tax Const Soctery Bexerit.—There are | The Potomacs will be: Kelly, p.; Bi Departinent Coumander. : semen ape Boston House Employes’ Excursion. Those who were fortunate enough last season to attend the excursion given by the Boston House employes still remember the the manavenient of Mew James and Albion hotels, Balt went ftst-clase. Hates, @S to © Send tor illustrated past Mra. GhO. F several reasons why the Academy of Music should be crowded tomorrow night on the oc- cusion of the Choral Society benefit. In the first place, no other opportunity has ever been offered of hearing our local organizations in the same concert. Again, the program ai Chapman, 1b.; Shoemaker, Ellis, a.; Lochboehicr, Gordon, and Noah substitutes. ‘Iwo of the Potomac ball players—Houge, catcher, and Connors, 2b., re unable to play on account of injuries re~ _my2%0-4t___ COME GO WITH ENTAL, ATLANIIC CITY, N. 3. VIE a winia ave. near beach. “Everything wew. “All mod: era inprovements, ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. g c.f.5 -f., with Kleinschmidt, Hamacher CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. SAR MAO, Nev YORK, 71 WV Broadway and Sth ave. First-class families “andsligie wentieten. per day. 1° M OUNTALN HOUSE, q CRESSON SPRINGS, south of Pacifi-, Atlantic City, N. ONT VEKNON, MOUst VEkNox n Under new tuaharcivent. Ocean view" Azavon’s.—Carleton Opera Company in | well-ordered and enjoyable event with pleas- ged is full of interest and a delightful even- | ceived. ‘The game will be called at 4:30 sharp. HOTEL EREDONTA, TOMB OF WiS HINGTON, _Svdeowm MUKGATKOYD & MATLACK, Props, | Onthe Summit of the Allecheny Mountain Mam the “Gondoliers.” ant recollections. The second annual moon- | ing will be the result. The proceeds go to pay ———_ HAH stiget between "13th and 14th. w. egg And tie *[ HE RENOVO, TENNESSEE AVE Line Penna. RR. All Trains Stop. Natioxat.—Lamont Opera Company in “The | light excursion of the Boston House em- | Of debts which the Choral Society has incurred GEORGETOWN. ohetectmnomd ES ee: aTLantic crry, x. 3, SRE BEACH F bcp White Hussar. ployes will be given on the Charles Macalester | i= the endeavor to support in Washington a vILLARD'S HOTEL. SUMMER SCHEDULE. antieosius WM. E. CHEESE MAN, or ciocuians end tnformmatven e@tvess ——— fo Marshall Hall, June 23. Arraugements have | S0clety the equal of any in the country. Show | — ppogrrtox ro THE Potice sratiox arr. | WW Pa. ome tor ihe Falepal, trom and Steel | THE NEVERE, 23 ae ao CONDENSED LOCALS. y th bi that you appreciate the endeayor by attending as ‘ r Ph ave: ae Saat Sie Tost et Httae MALO TER will leave her | I "Park avenue, opposite the Hotel Drichtor, Atiantis | —™915-5% in been sae a ——— fatgei — the concert tomorrow night. Kexerved seats| Yesterday the petition protesting against the | 525 Mashington, D.C. oe trip datty, except | OY. Pig. uveiall ine eur." Telephone No.2 OuSSEY STEIN In Judge Kimball's court yesterday Jos. | S0a‘at the jewber' J ae tocasaat plata 75 cents und 50 cents each. ‘Tickets at Metze- | location of the new police station in the central ing the city on wer | 2j¢ghOBERTS. Froprietor, late ur tne Vermont. | °F doah County. Va. F. Teun: Clare, Wm. Alexander and Chas. Sherman paid | ing the services of te Corcoran will be brought | Tot’. part of the town, and requesting that it be al- EBBITT HOUSE. pund trip, #1. including ho pbur_ and tron Springs.” Spiem Viren supphed with tages. Accommodations for feet above wea level: cool apd dry. wm No mosquitos. Dr. C. W. Ch: and Dr.¥- 1. Chamberl tendaure. Prof. si to the mansion and grounds. Elegant case on ‘the Charles Macalester and lumen served at cy Prices. FOK MARSHALL HALL—Two trips daily, e: Sunday, at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. sharp, reaching the city om feturn a 30 6 yan.” "Fare, round po zocents, "Darties desiring to jeasant aay St Siarshall itallcau go down at T0ucur and, remnaid patil the last boat, at S p.m. Everybody made cou ble. 25 each for not having lights on their bicycles. ‘The ease of J. R. Davis agt. Rebecca Davis, in which the bill was dismissed a few weeks ago, has been reinstated in the Equity Court and a rule issued on the complainant requiring him to pay counsel fees. Mir) W. W. Weaver while driving a colt in a ‘(HE SEASHORE PLEASANT Ol GES aT Atlantic City and Cape May Pout, partly fur- Lished. ior sale or rent, very l0W. Ap) ‘3 & C0., 10S St! Pan st., Baltnn Biscuorr Some Musicate.—The pupils of W. Bischoff will give a soiree niusicale at irst Congregational Church next Friday evening at 8 o'clock. An interesting instru- mental and vocal program will be given by Mr. Sherman B. Fowler, Ars. H. C. Browning, Miss €. V. Wilson, Miss Boyd, Miss ‘Thompson, into requisition. On the boat the music will Le furnished by a section of the Marine Band, while at the pavilion there will be an orchestra from the sume organization. The comunittce having charge consists of Messrs, Walier G. Hurley, Wm.’ Gettinger, W. G. Fearing, G. B. Oleott and E. Pendleton Parker. lowed to remain on its present or near its WASHINGTON,D.C. present position, was handed to the Commis- sioners with the signatures of 150 of George- town’s most prominent citizens atjached. A new objection to its central location has arisen from the fact that a morgue wili be connected with the station. Sextiwent Axp Nowsesse sulky was slightly injured on M between 30th a Nute, Miss Grace Fox, Mrs, Nellie Wilson Shit Saiias aanebaas : ae ee aiff, Mi a Lincoln, Mrs. W. K. Carr, ws 4 Play no part ina syste which has business |"PLANKED SHAD DINNERS DAILY. SERVED % nec Resets cat of Macy Sinuass| Asuuaciing ofthe siiking tron mokian| iauaa’ tin Ones ng’ —"The B.K.,” | toa sulky and driven by Mr. Wm. Weaver be- : FOR MARSHALL SUNDA Two. trint dary oy Set tt rot ci ot oe =r 's alley, between Land M Jay.it.was vnanimonslyogreed...to..00%~. cAlto_ appear £07,238 inate eamse drightonvibon=Guy-snwerbriween Oth “ ss the cuy gt 200 ae and Pp. mon gong | feeb . Oe DAL beh sani nccde tied os statlay without tinue the strike all summer if necessary until | the Bijou last night, failed to muterialize in| and Sist streets, and had it not been for the | prices for hixh-rradegoodsandis seldom duped | tents Planieu'vived thtmehs tall Screed he tom | Reference: J. Small ton eee eee eee ae Seoul medieal attendance. %, time to give the performance and there was the demand of the molders is conceded’ by the strong armof Mr. Weaver a runaway, and the planks. Kiezant new dining room. Superior sery- jedicina: sprince Fine mineral bathe and swit Nelson Ewell, colored, was kicked by a horse | bosses. pone. nor will the “Border King” appear. | probably a collision, would have been the re-| ¥ Prowives of mines of wealth for the mere) ice, The best of oncr. “ot pauted shad iumedi-| [ME WINDEKMERE ATLANLIC CITY, N.3., | pool sua atin toc st Gheen's stable on G between 6th and 7th ———_ —— sult, as the street at’ the time was crowded with | asking. = Forcharer of Meier and’ MARSHALL HALL | Now open. : Patronace so ea aphie streets last evening and seriously injured. He Du. Newstay’s Lectune.—Rev. Dr. Newman | vehicles, several of them containing ladies and apps at pany’ oft Iicited J.C. BARER. | Forterus aud full information svly at was taken to the Freedman’s Hospital. Death of Joseph R. Cassin. of the First Congregational will lecture at the | children. But after a good deal of rearing aL = os = A. 8. PRATT & SONS, Barnes Compton, jr., son of liepresentative | Mr. Joseph It. Cassin, an old and respected | Tabernacle Wednesday of this week on “Books | and lunging, during which the sulky was OUR EQUITABLE ben a ASBURY PARK, N. J. iti Sun bullding, 1315 Fat. Compton, was taken, suddenly mat See citizen, died yesterday. Sunday evening he | and Keading.” Tickets at Droop’s. amiadsea the horse was finally quieted. Mr. except Sides at Ho a pycurmin (ASBURY Pan aa streets y Afternoon and was tiken to | had a third attack of paralysis, which proved ast es GEE Weaver was slightly injured ubout the head. CREDIT ot so ea iP HE POLAND SPRINGS OF THE SOUTH. : y ors to. Mar r : frontine ocean: lighted ql ‘areen Spring Vi > Se Eeererecy Hospital, where Dr. Bose st-| 5.441 He was in hie sixty-fourth year and had ANACOSTIA, ‘A NEW ORGAN TO BE BOUORT. gither tle Cauren elscinetyartedan water, olen Maecenas lee eae aS 0 ane ited German Societies | spent the greater portion of his long and hon- Ata meeting of Congress Street Methodist SYSTEM, superior tabi: terms ‘moders icra until | celet ated spins wien you bavy almost at Jour owm ofthe Distt of Columbin at's mecting held | orable life im this city. He was engaged in the |, ZRETARATIONS FoR pxconariox pax. | proteatant Chirch, Georgetown, inst evening 5 SEH | oor aC GE SSCS : GUA TroL AN ee SP The conference committee of Logan Post ‘AND HOTEL, lasteveng at Sengerbund Hall, appointed a committee to express by suitable resolutions the sentiments of these societies in favor of the opening of public institutions on Sundays and holida: vs. ‘An interesting address was delivered last evening at Foundry Church by Bishop Hurst Before the Woman's Foreign Missionary So- ciety. Rev. Dr. Elliott and Rev. Dr. Reiley also i ——————— ‘The A. M. E. Conference. The closing session of the AME. confer- ence at Carlisle, Pa, opened yesterday morning. Philadelphia was elected as the next place of meeting. J.E. Rogers of Philadelphia and J. H. Butler of Baltimore were elected delegates to the next general conference at Pittsburg next April and when» bishop to succeed the late Bishop Jones will be elected. The ordination sermon was delivered by Kev. Dr. J. B. Small of this city. The conference closed last night with a reception in Emery Hall. eee Three Ladies Thrown From a Carriage. Yesterday afternoon three ladies were thrown from a carriage in the public grounds near the bridge over the Baltimore and Potomac rail- toad tracks in 6th street. Mrs. Baker, matron at St. Elizabeth's: Mrs. Dr. Blackburn and Mrs. Reese of Anacostia were in the carriage and were driving over the bridge. The horse be- came frightened by an engine on the track and running away collided with a tree. They were all three thrown out and were taken to a resi- dence near by, where Dr. McWilliams attended them. Mrs Baker wus found to have been badly bruised and to have received a severe scalp wound. Mrs. Blackburn received a se- vere nervous shock aud Mra Reese evcaped injury. BEES ‘Handsome Altar Pieces for St. John’s Church, St. John’s Church has recently been made ‘the recipient of three very handsomely deco- rated altar pieces, the gift of three sisters, members of the church, who made them with their own hands. The decoration and embroid- ery i in Japanese gold, with touches of red and yw silk, and a number of jewels tha: were heirlooms in the family of the three sisters. The cloths, which took upward of a year in the making, were presented to the church just before the beginning of Whitsuntide. ec Seas A Tanovon Passexoxn Route to tae Soca will be inaugurated commencing May 24, known as “The Shenandoah Valley Koute,” over the lines of the Baltimore apd Ohio and Norfolk | and Western railroais. ‘Train will leave Waste ington daily at 10 p.m., and returning, will ar- drag business, and his store at 7th and M streets was one of the landmarks of that vicip- centical Society for two years. He leaves a wife and eight children. printer by trade. He wasa member of the board of common council and of the board of aldermen under the old city government. He was also # member of the fire commission and was a member of Columbia Typographical Union for many yeare. He was president of the old Franklin Fire Company and also life member of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen’ Association and member of Excelsior Lodge of Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He leaves a wife, three sons and four daughters. His son, Mr. Edward Canfield, is assistant treasurer of the Union Pacitic Kailroed Company. can Fisheries Society will begin at the Ni Museum at 2 o'clock tomorrow and continue twodays. The meeting promises to be one of unusual interest, and it is expected that there will be a large attendance. announced are the following: By Dr. Tarleton H. Bean, subject: “Kennerly’s Salmon;” J. A. Henshall, subje Fishes H. H. Cary, subject: “The Fish and Fisheries of Florida;” Dr. G. Brown Goode: Capt. J. W. Collins, subject Fair;” Wm. P. Seal, “Tras of Living Fishes;” 'A. N. Cheney, tection and the Fisheries Socict; Atkins, subject: “The Rearing of Salmonid# in ‘Troughs and Tanks: ity. He served as president of the Pharma- —_—_ Mr. Chas, Canfield Dead. Charles I. Canfield died yesterday. He was in his seventieth year. Mr. Canfield was a ———_ ‘The American Fisheries Society. The twentieth annual meeting of the Ameri- ional Among the papers Dr. m the Teeth of «Guide to Their Food Habits;” Dr. t: “The Fisher subject: Cc. G. Fred Mather, subjec “Breeding Habits of the Yellow Perch;” J. J. Stranahan, “Transplanting Fish.” The United States fish’ commission will present a number of interesting features for the entertainment of the members. Mr. Eugene G. Blackford is president and Mr. Edward P. Doyle secretary of the society. ees A Mutual Aid Society Incorporated. ‘The American Mutual Kid Society has, by L. W. Johnson, H. W. K. Patterson, James L. Fee- ney and 8. Murray Gotwald, filed a certificate of incorporation. The objects are beneficial aild protective to ite members from funds col- lected to pay sick benefits and at the expiration | of each year to pay each member a stated sum, | Five Washington 220 am, carrying” Puliney | less the amount paid for sick benefits: and it is buffet sleepirg cars between Washington and Memphis, throuzh the famous valleys of the Shenandoah, the James, the oanoke, the Hol- ston, the Tennessee. passing the famous re- sorts of the Elue Ridge and Alleghany moun- tains, viz: Luray, Grottocs, Natural Bridge, Roanoke, Salem, Radford, Pulask:, Wythevi For all information apply at all ticket offices ¢ and Ohio railroad and at 1433 Pennsylvania avenue. E. J. Lockwood, agent.” — Bax Rivar ox tux Cuzsareaxe. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is now ready to contract for excursions for the coming sea- | sonto that most delightful Washington ex-| eursion resort, which is being greatly improved and beautified, Bay Ridge ou ‘the Chempeake. Liberal terms to Sunday schools, church so- cietien, lodges and organizations. For dates. ail at city pamenger agent's office, 1351 Penna. ave —Adct — Rarcurrre, Dazx & Co., auctioneers, will Selocky ir front of the, peominen's venue ° in front Premises, a beat and desirable villa residence site in the subdi- vision of Washington Heights, on California | evenue near Columbia road and Connecticut avenue extended. This sale should attract the Suge ee I provided that no liquor shall be sold on the premises occupied by the association. ——__ ‘New Orrice vor THE CHESAPEAKE AXD On10 Rau.way.—The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company has just established a new and finely appointed ticket office at 1421 Pennsylvania avenue. This office, which is opened for the convenience of the many up-iown patrons of this popular route, is in addition to the one so Jong occupied at 513 Pennsylvania avenue, cor- ner 6th street, which will be maintained as formerly. . —s—_—_ Avctiox Sarx or Curva axp Grass Wane will be continued tomorrow (Wednesday) at 1009 Pennsylvania avenue, to close out entire stock.* es Warne to Go Drconatiox Day.—With Wash- ington Division, No. 1, K. of P., to Pen-Mar and Gettysburg via Baltimore and Ohio rail- road. Rate, $1.50 to Pen-Mar, $2 to Gett; burg: children under twelve, half rate. Trains leave at 8and 8:10a.m. Secure tickets of the committee or at Baltimore and Ohio ticket offices Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.—Adet. ‘Tur entire contents of the Riggs House are to be sold. beer gr mang, ay peel morning and continue each day. This is a good opportunity to obtain everything usually found in a firat- class house. See advertisment for details. auc- tion by Latimer & Sloan tomorrow at 5 o'clock pm.—Adet and Corps met at Mrs. Peck’s last night. The Commissioners have granted the use of the school house as a floral entrepot, and there the Logan Relief Corps, assisted by the St. Elizabeth floral cotmmittes, will asacmble at § o'clock p.m. Friday for the purpose of arrang- ing the Howers that citizens and school children shall bring in. Baskets and conveyances are being volunteered by the people. " President Peck and Mrs. Mary Simpson will have an i terview at 5 o'clock this evening with Dr. V W. Godding. In making up the St. Elizabeth floral committee Dr. Godding refrained from mentioning the names of his wife and daagi ters, aud the corps has increased the committee by the addition of their names. On Friday afternoon the relief corps will mect the de- partment at Willard Hall and assist in the Horal preliminaries and return to Anacostia in time to attend to their especial work. Invita- tions to take part in the musicul exercises were issued yesterday to Griffin Hu, Darling, Peter Stangier, Wm. P. Hughes, Miss Jessie “Darling, Miss Eitie Darling “aud Mi Maud Egan. St. Elizabeth choir, led Simpson, will rehearse-with Anacostia vo tonight at St. ‘Leresa’s lecture room. A SUNDAY SCHOOL ORGANIZED. On Sabbath afternoon at 2:30 o'clock a large nuiber of persons met in front of the public school house near Congrees Heights for the the pastor, Rev. Mr. Graham, suggested the advisability of substituting a pipe organ for the reed orgun now in use, Alter considering the cost the board, in view of the fact that the attendance has almost doubled since Mr. Gra- ham had been sent to them,decided to raise the amount required, $2,000, and purchase such an instrument. Notes. Sunday the Georgetown Catholic Union nine was beaten again by the college boys, but this time, as it was by the first nine, they do not feel 80 sore over it. ‘The score stood 15 to 6. ‘The stenographic class at the Linthienm In- stitute, which is free in every respect, will be continued during the summer, although the Other studies will close exrly in June. L. W. Ritchie and L. A. Littleiield have transferred to J. E. Padget and Edwin Forrest the property on Water street kuown us tie Co- lumbia Sits, Mr. Btanley Pearce, of the firm of Pearce, Lawton & Meleynolds, left today for England to visit his mother. Mr. Alexander Williams will be buried this evening at 6 o'clock. Iuterment at Oak Hill. paced cei Towa Republican Association. The Iowa Republican Association held a largely attended business meeting at G.A.R. Hall last night and in addition to transacting purpose of organizing a Sunduy school. There was singing by the children and prayer by Rev. E. Richardson, pastor of Anacostia M.E. Church. About thirty-five persons joined the school. Mr. H. A. Linger acted ax superin- tendent, Herbert Allen, secretary; James Pur- sell, librarian; Robert Jordan, liussell Bowe Maggie Cantor, Mrs. M. Horner, Miss Lidia Horner and May R. Horner acting as teachers. ‘The prospect fur a large aud flourishing wehool is encouraging. oe ‘Transfers of Real Extate. Deeds in fee ha@ been filed as folloy W. 'T. Campbell to 8. A. Drury, pt. 10, block 18, T. & B's sub Pleasant Plains: $—. W.O. Den. ison et al. to Adelaide Mansur, lot 1, block 11, Metropolis View; €1,850. I. N. Davis to E. 8. Kennedy, subs 31 to 34, eq. 722: EB 8. Kennedy to M. Aslford et al.jin trust, same property: @—. J.C. Keithley et al. to H. I. Meador et al., two undivided fourths pt. 1, q. 952; @—. W. E. Roberts et al. to C. B. Purvis, sub W, sq. 238; $1,000. 8. H. Walker to J.N. Steizer, pt. sub 82, sq. 861; #3,000. W. Hotchis to Eli’ Hotehis, pt. Turkey Thicket; @—. It Waldron to Sarah E. Suit, ‘sub 118, 9q. $3,000. J. ¥. Hood to Mary L Newman, sub 83, sq. 823; $1,775. Rose B. Gray to Hur- riet “Reamer, ‘lot 1, blk. 11, G.'s add to Takoma; $600. Martha M. Read to A. J. Clarke, sub 152, sq. 365; $3,500. W. H. Manogue to American Security ‘and Trust Compeny lots 1 to 18, block 27, Long Meadows; S—. W. 8. Fowler et al. to Alice F. Thompson, lot 9 and 14, sq. 799; #—. A.C. Hooper to W. H. Bose, lote 11 and 12, Chiches- ter; #3.000. C. H. Appleton to Fannie M. Root, lot 4, block 12, Brookland; #900. District of Columbia to Carter Dixon, sub 66, block 8 Glendale, ¢—; lot 65, do., 8—. John Willis to G. W. Gray, sub 24, sq. 587; @—. RB. 8. Tray to 0. E. Derby, “ f ye = 430. District lowes, lot 7, sq. 1083; alia Willis to W. Gray, sub 24, sq. 587; @—. A.A. Lipscomb et al.’ to E. A’ ‘Newman, lot 12, bik. 43, Holmesd Manor; $2,025. iar oser mae 1, 8q. 870; —. arret pg ‘Farm: $400, % gkach so REN ‘Temperance Workers. D.P. Holloway Lodge. L 0.G.T., held a very interesting meeting at their rooms, Golden Cross Hall, last evening, with a good attend- ance of members and visitors. Under the good of the order a fine program was rendered, par- ticipated in by Mr. James Donehoe, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Kretschmar, Mr. and Mrs. Smoot, Mr. Hall, Mr. Young, P. @. C. T. Kalstrom, Mr. Sherman and others. pate Tent. No §, Independent Order ct evening, | dirs. ME. Crawford acted as cbair= man of the “good of the order.” considerable important business, instructed the entertainment committee. to eecure the steamer Macalester for an evening excursicn to Marshall Hall, August 13 next. ‘The associa- tion is in a flourishing condition, new members joining at every meeting. age ‘Must Pay His Hack Hire. Samuel Surtzeo was the name of a man who rode in John Holbrook’s hack until hia bill was §10.50 and then he refused to pay the fare. He was taken before Judge Kimball y and ordered to settle the bill or go down for thirty days. eames Killed aeHis Father Was. Edward Zaizer, living on South Hill, Jowa, hearda burglar in the house Sunday * night. Getting out of bed he ran into a burly fellow, who shot him in the abdomen, fatally, and then escaped. Fifteen years ago Zaizer's father was by a burglar in the same mannor‘and in the same room. Your Prcop Needs a thorough cleansing this spring in order to expel the impurities which have accumulated during the ‘Winter, or which nay Le hereditary and cause you much suffering. We confi- dently recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla as the very best spring medicine. By ite use the blood is purified, enriched and vitalized, that tired feeling is entirely ‘overcome and the whole body given strength and vigor. THAT TIRED FEELING. “In the spring of 1800 I experienced that tired, avtll feeling. Dyspepsia seized me and cach morning I bad Yomiting speils. I was much discour- aged. My physician suggested Hood's ‘Sarsaparilla, which I took,and am happy to say it made me a new man and I never ‘was better than now. "JOHN MACK, foreman Springer & Willard’s stock farm, Oskaloosa, Iowa. IT 18 INVALUABLE. “Ihave for the last twoor three years, during the spring months, taken Hood's Sarsaparilis to purity my blood and I find it invaluable as a spring medicine. It seems as if I could Rot do without it. I would recommend it to all"—Mrs. DORA BENESHEK, ‘Neguanee, Mich. N. B.—If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparille do ‘not be induced to buy any other. Sold by all draggist, $1; six for @5. Prepared by ©. HOOD © 0. Apothecariea, Lowell, Mase, 2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Buansews, Barzws, Grocers, ~ And washerwoman's itch and every species of itching, ‘burning, bleeding, scaly and pimply diseases of the ‘skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hatr, are instantly relieved and speedily, permanently and econoniically cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all other ‘methods and the best physicians fail, ‘These are. strong words, but true. ‘While it bestows nothing gratuitously, places housekeepers in immediate possession of every domestic comfort, allowing each individual to Propose her method of repaying us AS HER CONVENIENCE MAY SUGGEST. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, And none but the Peerless Whitney Carriages. Exclusive agency. “HOUSE & HERRMANN’S: CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, G21 and 237th st, Ww. M. Suusrer & Soxa. 4 GREAT BARGAIN. ‘We have in stock some ten pieces of BLACK GRENADINE BROCHE CHIF- FON, suitablo for Ladies’ Dresses and far handsomer than any Draperie Nets. ‘The price all alone has been $1.50 per yard. We want to sell them fast and offerthem for 75cents per yard, just half Price. The greatest bargain in the country. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. W. my22 A Few Sranrzns, A Beautifal Embroidered Muslin Bed Set, conaisting of 1 spread, 2 pillow shams anda ‘bureau scart, for 82.50. ABolid Ash Chamber Suite, antique finish, ‘Bpleces, large bureau, with bevel plate, for _ 16.00." A Langer and better Suite at 819.50. An Antique Cheval Suite, 3 pieces, for 924.75. A Solid Oak Suite, lange bureau, evel piste, 24x30, for €27.50. The best ‘bargain on the market. We make a'Set of Loose Covers of the begt Unen for $10 to go with any Parlor Suite ‘Mattings, Baby Carriagesand Refrigerators, W. H. HOEKE, myGtr — 8TH AND PENNA. AVE. : cy : nym spe COL. JOB. C. McKIBBIN, ‘Marshall Hall. CAPT, L. L. RLAKE. = Conimanding Charles Macalester. my25 ([WENTY-FIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCUR- OF THE CORCORAN CADET CORPS, Co. A, Second Battalion, D. C. N.G., TO MARSHALL HALL, ON TUESDAY EVE! , MAY 26, 1891, ON STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER. Boat leaves 7th st. wharf at 6:30 p.m., returning at 1:30 p.m. TICKETS... 50 CENTS. For sale by the members apd at the boat : of excursion. Sune and Dancing. PSR, gustan RYE view. SEASON 1891. THE CONEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC. MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER RESORTS COMBINED. THE PALACE STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ Will make three trips WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, and every Wednesday during the sexson, Leaving 7th st. wharf 9:45a.m., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. «Tickets, 25 cents, ‘Steamer and grounds lighted by Electricity. ‘The Best Meals furnished on the Potomac river or anywhere else for only 50c. No objectionable parties allowed on boat or grounds. ‘For charters for steamers Samuel J. Pentz and Mary Washington call or address E. 8. RANDALL, Proprietor, my25 1200 Virginia ave. s.w. St, oo DAILY TRIPS EVERY HOUR a ver lam aud only boat stopping at Dixie Bee ‘seenery and pieamant round, trip 1S cts. | Pleasure boats with ai) modern improve Foot ot Petrand 8 iheate, aan teen SPE Of Fstrand N iat. pte Sd st. w. JNO. CUMBERLAND & SON. mySedia Qmror MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ‘TO MARSHALL HALL TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1801, By the WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS. Steamer CHAS. MACALESTER leaves 6:30 p.m. TICKETS, 50-. my2iit MUSIC BY NATIONAL GUARD BAND. peENsan, PEN-MAR, DECORATION DAY, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1801, (Over the Great Pennsylvania Railroad, ‘Under the auspices of ‘Nelson, 2 Ne Te acai ate * ‘will leaye Washington st toWushinrton by D0yee Tickets, $1.50 round, trip: half, fare. ‘can mn children ‘Tickets procured member of the or- ganizations and at the depot ‘on the morning of the RVER Excursions, 1 MILES ON THE POTOMAC FOR 15 CENTS. Pacers ‘Frou 7th st. ferry whart. st Alesmndria, Va. “apis STAGE EXCURSIONS. Tre 7 Is ouly ope our aud forty 1 utes’ ride trom Wash = OTEL COLUMBIA, eae orca W. HAKVEY JONES, 5 2 glee TG Fronting on the o ington. D.C. SINE i tuodern; open June and iniornation gd ze a of the yurest 100 GALLONS water FER PO. Great remedy tor ton, KidDey and liver troubles ; Cleanses the eystem. Hotel ix all its appointuents, entirely ne site, MILA) 38, dinime room servicw and general conduct of hotel will _n 3 Park, N.'S._ | be ot the hichest order of excellence, Aimeny that yuu i[Ue CARLTON, COR IST AVE, AND BELGH tt SS hy 5 .. Asbury Fark, Wd porns Liusie will bessuexceptionally fines : jin oPOnes, in Hotel open June 1 to Uctover 1. Send for descrip tiye book. ‘Teruis, $12 per week and upward. wear thie beac J Owner, Bathing, pavicions and lake. S mny21-1m SN. Charies st., Baltimore — ditions pectect. “irs. W. (GOULD) PROBST, Prop. En R&CEENGHASE VA, SPRINGS MOUNTAIN RE- Se eat Lak te aaameral waters acy and elevated location; circulars. EB HOI ~J SOUTH HINGHAM SANTTARIUM, my "po Ler Des rable furnished cottages at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. T. PRANK APPLEBY, Elegant location ; two miles frem the sea: 40 minutes F joston: ivh grounds, which include 3 acres with iange lily pond, surrounded with rustic seats, Pune trees; beauttiUl scenery and wood in tue tome iste vicinit ie. bore comforts: witlk desirable resort for Tor nervous disease Dr. 3. B. DE BEER. Boston office, @2 Boylston at. s™ aera ‘Ata altar ad Chaly tate Waters {egy unsurpasred, pear bon, aml, devot. “ates | petuiit ands tive owt appointed house in the Vie : EWAL' i. cane, | him invuntaina, "Tobie dretcana. New owner ik teria CHICHESTER & STEWART, _msieu.tneom ONPG! Strung press Va, We scene , WEST VIRGINIA. ‘This famous mountain resort. with a weil-esial- Jinhed reputation oc a century, will open for tLe re ception of guests June 1, situated immediately on the Chenapeake ana Olio raliway with tte spended SES TIBULE TAINS both east and west, thersore Feadily accemil..« {row all points of the country. Fur PAMPHLET, with fail ticket avent OF audress ca NOTE: si Trausentritee #4 dey and upward. ; iS und upward rage D. a & W. E. WILDRETH Now York office, Metropolitan Hotel. myS-s&tult ‘PE GARFIELD INN, GARFIELD AVE., LONG NTO} ‘Brat ‘Open Tune 1, 1801, “Two blocks from | _™y10-lm the bea ire iinuies’ walk to New Jersey South INDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS.— MAGNIFT- W and ve santos to New Jersey Coutral ata Poa Jase fansly: house, sao tied, wth ere nea os | Se ee eae ae Sa A SELLY, New Windsor, my6-Lon mer. For terms, &e., my2o5t E. W. ALLEN. IN THE MOUNTAINS. 1 ABERDETDNGPORT, ¥. 3 eaci, Bear Atlante City. Steam heat, URORA HOUSE, AU WEST VIRGINIA A ‘Keciect HEALTH RESORT on top of the Alte: Fianice “oven June 1 tos limited mumber. | 1 \e, DOW.ine alvey, tennis crown, Toms, Good . livery: Fi ih seemn. Keasonabie \CEAN CITY, N. J. rates. Circulars st Star oe J. Hd. SHAFFER, THE TRAYMORE. On thebeach. Modern new my Zosea house. | Strictly first-class. Delivitrulsummer Me ‘Opens June 27. WM. C. CROWELL. mylar i, STARKS' HOTEL, OCEAN GROVE, N. Five stories ea: newly enlarged overs Tuxuriows boda: table pet claespiauorertenien Deter; elecerts ts and ‘bells: abeolste inne : —— a W.Va Grea june W. HL. STARKS, MD. S FERRY. w. VAT "TWtil ven Suue'0 tr scesens stig house great! ‘&. Loverr, Propeistr. foul tables: barber shop sid teerraphaimcuia i sal | eer RSRICE.—FOh DESERIESIVE GRRE ig me Te G. T. FARR Hier ie hy ya ag Se ode bahia 8rd barr __Fictire oti, Pa OEEL, APLAIRE. SPRING LAKE. ¥. J. ‘OLB'S MORRELL HOUSE, CAMP os ‘water. " Special Sune, Until a Ferry, W.Va, pene for cuca oF 3 Me ade ‘Ee.. “ie ince ale ‘sil Em. = et Eel | See eS iP aE “CARLETON > 1 ‘SPRING LAKE Na. Terms, @6 per week. any 1839p, SEA-SIDE— GLAN| r UMAIT HOU FERRY, W. NEW EN D. Tee ‘SE. rerer point.” Apply Oren Sune 15.