Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1891, Page 7

"THR EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON No hands are hurt when you wash with Pearline; no harm happens to the finest fabric. The hands that are delicate have much less work ; the things that are tender have much less wear. It takes away the dirt, and brings ease in doing it. Pear? ine for washing leaves nothing to wish for; Peartine in wash- ing leaves nothing to be done. Beware of imitations 2%) AMES PYLE,N.Y._ Play and Work in the Alps; the ascent of the Matterhorn, etc. First paper in Mustrated. a serics om Mountain Climbin General Sherman's Last Speech: “The Old Army.” Hitherto unpublished. Talleyrand’s Reply to His Accu. ers, Extracts from unpublished “Mem ‘A Miner's 3 yin the writer's California journal of 1840-5. At the Court of the Czar Nich- ols. ‘Extracts from the Diary of the late ex- Mipter Dalian, “Aa lngeiel Wedding. oc. ‘irginia Homestead, Bite Berton Horttonstuthor ols The Avie maniacs.” Portrairs and illustrations, The Education of Women. “Women at an English University,” and other papers. A Novelette by Stockton: “The Squurel Inn,” begun inthe May Cexrvay. | Without Sennen’ "The House with the Cross,” ““A Spring Romance,” Poems. Departments, etc. Tue Juxe Cextuny, ready June 1, 3scentsacopy. Tue Cextusy Co, SEE MY SPONGE? SISTERS BO as] DID DRESS URSHOES WOLEFS ACME BLACKING ONCE A MONTH: OTHER DAYS, WASH THEM CLEAN WITH WET SPONGE corrresue LADIES, IT COSTS cent aC foot to change the appearance ofold Furniture so completely that your husbands will think it is new. ON WOLFF & RANDOLPS, Philedelphis. The best French Tonic Yin de Bugeaud (BUGEAUD'S WINE) TONIC AND NUTRITIVE debilitating affections, ¢ BEECHAM’S PILLS (THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.) Cure BILIOUS and Nervous ILLS. 25cts. a Box. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. Gaarercz_Comroarme, EPPs's cocoa BREARF AST. bs thorough know) of thenatural Geeta ie eae ae Geers & pero Sattes with a deli vored ‘neverage Seve ts many Leary doctors vill Weis bye pele wach articles of diet that Epiewatially tty il spe Seve ty Se evey weno! idee ee ” Soatian ape sta ae Sree there s Sead pout, anys fatal shaft Ly keep areel ves wi Hire Ulead ante peopenly Duuresbed tate Cie “Sinds dpi wich botting _ JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists, felé-s.m.te London, England. CITY AND DISTRICT. F The difference between a loose vngue bonst and an affidavit giving exact figures is a wide one, and of vital significance to @ person interested in the statement. Tux Stan swears to its circulation. This is a point of great im- portance to advertisers. “A JEALOUS HUSBAND. inte Attempts to Kill ‘Wife and's ‘Man Named Frost. His GREAT EXCITEMENT IX A BOARDING HOUSE OX TWELFTH STREET—THE MAN AND WOMAX SHOT NOT SO SERIOUSLY INJURED AS AT FIRST sUP- POSED—A COMPLICATED STORY. Yesterday morning about 2 o'clock the still- ness that usually prevails in the neighborhood of 12th and F streets at that nour was broken by the noise of a half dozen pistol shots fired in rapid succession. Officer Oriani, who was walking toward the corner of 12th and G, ob- served that the sounds came from the house No. 604 12th street, which is kept as a boarding house by Mrs. Rogers, and at once started in that direction in time to arrest a very excited young Frenchman, who still held in his band the hot and smoking revolver. ‘The man proved to be George Le Cointe, with whom the officer had been talking but afew moments before as the former was mak- ing his way toward his rooms at the boarding house. A COMPLICATED sToRY. The story that reached ite climax in the shooting is a complicated one that came very near evolving itself into the death of a manand @ woman, for it was soon found that Le Cointe | had fired with fatal intent at his wife and at a man whom he claims to have it to be her paramour. This man is Cnas. C. Frost, a Young man of twenty-nine and the ageut here for a fire alarm company. There is one more person involved in lot, Miss Grace Eaton, & young ert student. The stories told by the four principals to the affair do not hang well together. THE MAN WHO DID THE SHOOTING. George Le Cointe, whose real name turns out to be Adolph Doyenhard, came to this country when a small child. After coming to this city to live his mother married 2 second time. a man named Le Cointe, and the young man was known by hisstepfather's name. Six years ago he married a young widow, Miss Edith Collins, who had two small children. She ix the daughter of Mr. Wm. 8. Yeatman, the disbursing clerk of the War Department. It turns out that Le Cointe was at one time in_the navy, serving in the same ship with Officer Oriani, but, it is claimed, he deserted before he had served his entire term of enlist- it. He is now a clerk in the War Depart- ment. WHAT LE COINTE cLArMs. Le Cointe claims that on Saturday he began to have serious doubts of his wife’s fidelity. He and Frost were friends, and Saturday morning | Frost aecompanied him to the train, as he was | going over to Baltimore for the day. | Late Saturday night Le Cointe returned to the city and reached his home about midnight. | He went to his room and found his wife there and also Miss Grace Eaton, but saw nothing to confirm his suspicions and was there only a few moments. He spoke to Grace and to bis wife | and then, puttiug a set of poker chips in his | pocket, went out with the explanation that he | might not get home till morning. Then be | wentinto the street and waited. THE SHOTS FIRED. It appears that Mra. Le Cointe, Miss Eaton and Frost had spent the evening in Miss Eaton's rooms drinking. The young art student occu- ied two rooms across the hall from the Le ointes’ apartments. Along toward 2 o'clock Le Cointe returned to his rooms and finding none there started for the rooms across the hall. where he expected to find his wife. The back room opens upon a tin roof of the Globe Hotel on F street. As Le Cointe drew his pistol and started for Grace's back room, seeming to ignore her resence entirely, hig wife tried to stop him. le fired and missed her. She turned and climbed oat through the window on to the tin roof and so escaped thi the Globe Hotel. Asshe fled the husband fired at her a second time and the ball struck her back just below the right shoulder blade, but she did not stop. THE MAN IN THE CASE. Finding a man in the rear room whom he claims to have felt sure was the author of his supposed wrongs Le Cointe pushed the man on the bed with his left hand, and as they struggled he fired four times. ‘Three of the bullets struck Frost, one in the stomach, one in the chest and one in the shoulder. At the time of the shooting, Le Cointe says, he did not know who the man was, The French: man was at once arrested and taken to the first police station on 12th treet, while the wounded than was removed to the cy Hospital near by. nalts, Le Cointe had already been taken to the | hospital and there the two wounded on cots side by side, while Dra, Hall ‘ent Boss and afterward Dr. Bowen dressed their wounds, The woman's wounds were by no means serious, but it was thought at first that Frost must die as the result of the wound in his stomach, but his condition was afterward found to be not so serious, and last night he was thought to be out of danger. He was taken from the hospital to his room at 008 12th street, which is @ part of Mrs. Kogers’ boarding house. ‘MRS. LE COINTE’S STORY. When Mrs. Le Cointe and Frost were carried to the Emergency Hospital he was almost un- conscious, but declared that he was not ina room with any woman. Mrs. Le Cointe was more talkative and said that Frost was not with her, but was ina neighboring room, and that she had left her own chamber and gone into the next room, where Miss Eaton’ was sick, to give ber some brandy when Mr. Le Cointe eame in. She thinks the shooting was the working out of's plan to murder her concocted by ber hus- band and the blonde art student, Grace Eaton. She thinks her husband was fond of Grace Notes between tiem. Her idea is that Le Cointe bud Grace secure Frost's presence in her room Naturday night and then simulate illness after she bad prepared to retire, in order to get her into fre room where Frost was, under circumstances that would be compromising. She says that her husband is insane when under the influence of drink, and that all his suspicions are Lascless. WHAT FRost says. In regard to the shooting Frost says that in fun Mise Eaton dared him to put on her night gown, which she got for him. Going into the back room he took of his clothes and put on her night gown. The door was partiall? shut and just as he had got the night gown on he heard Mrs. Le Cointe come into the outer rcom where Miss Eaton was. He sat down on the bed to wait for Mrs. Le Cointe to go out and it was then that the husband rushed in and began shooting. ‘MISS EATON'S VERSION. Miss Eaton, whose father, she says, was a wealthy Denver man before he died, came to this city with her mother several months ago. She liked it here, and decided tostay and study inting at Corcoran Art Sch Bother is 5 now in Boston, sepia Frost rs. Cointe spent Satu da; eveuiug in ber room. She had only a sickt acquaintance with the Le Cointes and scarcely any better one with Frost, she says, LE COINTE DN THE POLICE cover, ‘The prisoner, Le Cointe, showed plaialy the effects of his incarceration when he appeared in Judge Miller’s court this morning. He was neatly dressed and wore a very high white and a small black He. aa “ ee When the case was the prisone: tered the dock and’ stood with his hands rao. ing on the rail, seemingly anxious to every word that was said concerning his Mr, Clagett, for the goverument, cafied Judge Miller's attention to the case, saying he had's charge of assault and battery with intent to kill against the prisoner. “The persons injured,” said the prosecuting officer. “are badiy hurt, so Tam informed, and Task ‘that the case be continued indefinitely. “One — te See ie ee ,nterrapted Mr, * Sad fe sabe thet ball be @sed'e the eye ing that from last accounts be uz that persons were better and would recover, ’ Ur. Cl said be bad not received ‘The amount was to both the court ant cosned for the defense. GRACE EATON MUST GIVE BONDS. Miss Eaton then appeared before the court and Mr. Clagett said that she was the most im- portant witness in the case, and suggested that | something should be done to insure her attend- Cre bona, epated that she be required to e “Can you give security?” Judge Miller asked “T'think Tean,” she replied. “What is your name?” — te el ‘Where a live?” “How ere?” “Three montbs, but I havo lived on 12th street about three weeks.” “Where is your home?" Dasa pes enema eer Wultiese? 0 inees “No, sir., I'came bere toattend the Corcoran “How long have you been studying art?” On caveat saeicluetsaly, objet thes month in this clty.” “You will bave to give bonds in the «um of 2500,” said the judge, “to insure your attend- ance.” “I think I will be able to give the necessary bond,” she said. Inftead of being taken back to the prison cell, where mere than fifty prisoners were cou- fined, she was escorted to the marshal's office, to remain until bail should be furnished or tho vas: should arrive to take her to jail. Sazatoos GGG @ @ @ 6 99 ‘OGG Fey Aa Aaa aa Fi RED UR ‘WILL OPEN FOR FURNISHED THROUGHOUT. JAMES G. B. FOR RATES AND INFORMATI my®ajel ARLINGTON HOTEL, SHOOTING STARS. Srames. HOM HOTEL HAVING LEASED THE ABOVE HOTEL FOR A LONG TERM, THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, DECORATED AND WOOLWORTH, PROPRIETOR. ON APPLY TO BH. P. BURNEY, WASHINGTON, D. c. a —O—O————EEEEEEEEE—E “What isso rare as a day in June” is not SUMMER _ RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. quotable for the next thirty days. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. -ANTIC CITY, N. 3. RENT OR S, Alte ana bait bi oie ee Rich townspeople will soon be “away off.” a, cottage uses lots for sale Ia att )HE ABERDEEN, T LOXGPORT, WN. 3. beach: also South Atlantic City, ISRAEL tie City. BEEDANS & Cb: eat tine Arent, Men) eatateund | nea iz cy bedi trier ancy mene A changed condition—two 2s and a 1 for a V. | Law buildin abso JAMES M. MOURE, Proprietor. 16 CITY, N.J., CREAN OITY, NJ. rare ve.. second house from beach. rie Ti beach. Modern new A WEATHER PREDICTION. UNDER NEW WANAGEMERT. Roces: secs ten cies he oleae eee Dear friends and fellow travelers, all, my13-3m,eod MRS. D. LUCKARD. Opens June 27. WM. C. CROWELL. my 18-2mu* Set down this little note: ‘The heated term will soon be here, Don't lose your overcoat. HE WAS A STAYER. He had staid and staid the night before until the girl was mad enough to say anything, and MTLANIG Cte ye Now open. _(myl-eodm) Mis. A. HINKLE 1) oar HALL, ATLANTIC CITY. ¥. 1, Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Hones. fet4m EEDS & LIPPINCOTT. CEAN GROVE, Nd. “HOTEL SPRAY VIEW." Directly on the beach: lose to lot and cold sea water nen baths: containing all inodery anprov Fiteenth senson, open SURE TW Ye ‘JOSEPH WHI - 5 two houses from the ocean. Special rates for June and September ‘Office entrance, 6 Atlantic ave., Ocean Grove, M.A BULL, 8.0. Box 400. Je OTEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. she did the next day when she met him. Ber, ARV Yon “Thad a perfectly delightfal time at your house last night,” he murmured when he met and frst. tS appointments. | her. New aM ARLES C. MCHA pe | “Time?” she said curtly. “It wasmore like | _my25-in Late of Colonnide Motel, Phila. rag rEL DENNIS, eternity. OPEL DENSIVANTIO CITY, ¥-3., Facing the sea ; open all the year; pow od Sultans appumtiuepta ne | iulproved suilitary- appomtanepta. fest wroved SUJONEUH H. BURTON. ‘THE CHARLESTON IX DISGRACE Where is the Charleston nac? HOEEL IMPERIAL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. She is still at Callao! Maryland ave., “facing the ocean , oft i. ; prettiest uousea at this favorite resort. But bao somely decorated and furnished ; has all modern im- roveluents; ves 2200. jctiest §s ‘rapidly be- Shall we endao fig the henquartw” tor protien” people fron Her bao Washington and Baittnore. Vrices; By the day $2? With hurehe ons? 10.8); by the week, $1010 918, G. NDHIOK ‘THE SMALL BOY'S IDEA. Two small boys on » Pennsylvatia avenue car were watching everything andtalking, as smali boys do, when the conducta’s whistle attracted them. “Get on to the whistle,” said one. 7G ATLANTIC CITY, N.3. Unobstructed view of the ccean irom hotel. Fuceteatatgeae with ice ust. Rerias, S188 per day. JAMES 5. MOUN: ayia p.—PERFECT SANITARY. AR- house: ocean-end, o: South “Oven all the year. + Froprietress. | dem, am old house anade mew. ‘chict Glerk, at 7) )HE SHELDON, OCEAN GROVE, N. J., Opens June 16. Refurnished, refitted, repaired. Be- Jore closing arransements for the season see the Shel- ‘the Bheldon on and atter Jue, : C.C. LEFLER, ‘Owner, _my20-2m THE FT REMONT, SEA ier yen June 8 for season of 1901? house ereatl improved; ail rooms have ocean view; billiard tables: barber shop and t /b office in house. Pigehad arama a aramee coe Bai aren Oe Gara HerEt. ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE. N. J. Directly on beach. First thro aan may | ies “CARLETON,” SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J. Open June 1. Special rates for June and Septem- Der. tmy 1 1. 5. HINKSON, Proprietor. SW RSCRaRCRT TERE 8 SPRING LAKE, 4. mm; June 1 te October. én RK. LETCHWORTH. ° SEA-SIDE—NEW ENGLAND, “Yep,” said the other; “but whats he got it tied to a string for?” ; SitkEy Hvith, ATLANIIC ClTY, WJ. | PAY VoYaGi Me eD, cits 2 itesalshed sencnall Gt | ED Susvoscun bh. 1. :now pope: Steen; souty Year; Ocean end New York ave. furnished; inodern i Rs gitetware at tar office. ‘ay: E. K, NEWCOMER. ci nm JAMES A. BROWN, Proprictor, i oder for a minute ani then the cu eee poe ee ae ‘PuUE ALDINE, ATLANTIC CIT j. de, PACIFIC little one chirped: ae car viuproved,» Ferme Upardaeabimpratoy ankaien sige sede ree aeee ied “a CALAHACI, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. JUNE. Rooms all communicating. This is June, the lovely June, Piuzza surrounding house. When the youth and maiden spon, Not for keeps, of course, dear frimds, Only till the summer ends. 7[HE CHALFONTE. i ME OHALYONES, .rLawrig CITY, On the Beach with unsurpassed Ocean View. Salt water buths in the house, ‘Send for circular. 3x30-5m May. 1894, is out of it forever. HALF ACCLIMATIZED. E. ROBERTS & SONS. A lady up town has a fine pair of Ibrses and ‘RE NANePAsEMET ae MARBLE EHEAD NECK. 4 scription eddreas AMAT BROWN. “My. eSea™ (THE Wentwonrn, « NEWCASTLE, N.H. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes distant, where coaches from the house meet every train. ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore, ‘Open for the season June 27. D.C. MONDAY. JUNE 1, 1891. +. SUMMER RESORTS. _ LADIES’ GOODS. ; RAILROADS. SPRINGS AND BATHS. CR a B WUlnsic mstrrv- —— . “Glen Md SPRINGS _AND BATHS, SHENAN faa sae 3 ‘tpt other aivuseruents: OPENEY ‘doah Cot phi be in at- ‘and string band will TENNEY & CO., National until June 15, after that at floret Weetenistone Dot el, Washing ae Orkney Sprinwe eros ROCK EXON Seursos, vinarNta, fu the great North mountains, onty BS Washinston. Hotel sad cottages acconsuoriate S50. A coo! Temort. titul table, Tewarkabie medicinal springs Fine uinerai bathe and swimming pool. Tivery. bowling alleys. tenuis lawn and eie- gant pall roou! eulanced ‘lus year. Sewn June 3 titW! Dew Ue Painphietsat this ofice. ‘or teruis and iui ‘Apply at office of 4 8. PRATT & SONS, my21-3m ‘Sun building, 1315 F st. iE POcaND srainos oF Tar sore. (Green 8} Vailey. Md.) Why travel irom two to four urdred miles to other celetrated springs when you have ulinost at your own, Soor springs futly Cuetr equal or suyerivr? GHATTOLANEE SPuINUS AND HOTEL Ts only eS and forty minutes’ ride trom Wash- ington. D.C. SEVEN SPRINGS of the rest water inthe world, one flowing 500,000 GA! NS PRE DAX, containing all the virtues of the celebrated PO- LAND WA h OF MAINE. Great remedy tor dys- pepe, constipation, kidney and hver teubles. Tu. Hides the blcod*cicaianen tze'apstem” Hotel i Sst Giesgin alice appotuvents, ‘atireiy a room service and cuneral conduct 0 ‘the hishest onder of excellence. AT Will not tire of. Hotel on a lofty situation ; dry aturos- Phere; no mosquitoes; no malaria; lane, alfy rooms; gwlc will bw uhhexceptioualy fine. tistelopen June tte T. Send for descrip- ‘Tortus, @12 per week and up wart. es ‘WL. STORK, Owner, my21-Lin 8 es st, Baltiinote Reckisoraw, YA, SPRINGS MOUNTAIN RE- sort, celebrated for Waters; dry and my ereulars EB HOPRING, MeGaneysvilie, Va. WINDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS. — MaGNIFT- cent elevant buildings, ood tabie, pure water, no mosquitoes. no. ris, Yair charwes. “Cir- Gules at Brewsano', i0h> Pegua, ave.” ddvems A. AL oe . wy t-lm | IN THE MOUNTAINS. URORA HOUSE. AURORA, WEST VIRGINIA. ‘A select HEALTH KESORT on top of the Alle- gbanies—open June 1 to a itinited number. Lance rooms, good table, bowling alley, tenuis grounds and, livery: (Fishing and shooting in season. rates. Circulars at Star office, “J. Hl. Broprietor. Grove E. =i Caress AND pam] BAILWar. -4 effect May baal a a att RESULTANT AYER a Se ne “OLEANFAST™ BLACK Park = wen Solin: Spare 6. <hr}, catalay nae = . ES Pithout chature to Cincinnati, arriving at 7 0a Bena cee Sia eT pS ee W4STED_LADIES TO KNow THAT 7 moved to my new “S, = oma ho ee to execut ineton and Loweviile Samar apne fond 142i Penny General he To THE NCAT HEAT AMO STE: " iwi Is constantly receiving from the leading houses hn ate ny NS LEAVE We anitis im London and Paris the latest styles in FARO ASD b SERRE pronahn or nb the wnt. tage Lie IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS. Sda.m. daily to Chicago. Co : ‘wiih parvor car ry CHILDREN'S BATS AXD MOURNING ow to Columbus, ‘Afton Columbus, Al GOODS A SPECIALTY. : “Lenin Aiicapy) sie Minctumed. co, Want to ‘Cicero and Bt. Lowe sont be st Harrisirury with thrviagh 1829 F STREET, 1 Peatewis spl Stentite Pullman "Den & v0 Rictimoma amd chou mh20-3m Opposite the Epbitt. aprete, 10-00 pan. aly, tor dae tia throwh Sleevet Wy Mittsbune. ne to Chicago aun FRENCH AcooRDION for the rest of ths seus ya. ; children's shirts, 2s. ‘peryd. and up, pink LUCAS,’ voe'teh tne FRENCH DYEING, lug Estabiistns | class Tadies” and ents’ work of every dew OUTING SUT ANTON AND CAKOLINE LE ALTisher PLATTING “REDUCED mite’ pinitine 1. GW ‘*p10-2m" SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- 1205 New York ave. sription. ‘Piret- except Sunday For Wilinnatort anit d Maino rieso, Pars - PORPHILADELPHIA. 720, 8WVand 44% up its Brst-clase Prete | White’apa Satin Irene bate Grit cei] game ea ~ Feasunabie prices, call st ALMONDS od | Tan iees ot Pull ie stand, 113 Lith st. aw ee be we Co to ow York, Viadana all tase bas: RS. GEO. WAGNER, 1626 14TH ST. N.W.. | Bor New ¥i Limited Express with Dining Gar Mies ostnnoate tusk abe hn ofc er na trom Balter Livers sets ore, 4W0 ban, daily. gomplete cetabtiaiuent of Huiwan seit Goods’ and POR Fr ‘oulet Art id 1s better prepared to do Phainpoo and Hair m shorter time than before, owing to ber new metiods, to which she especially invites. at- mys tention of tue ladies of Wasultugion D XEING, DRY CLEANING, ANTON FISCHER & SOM, 906 G ST. X.W. EL SUITS AT REDUCED RATES MY SPRCIALTY. i cCubie terruage actuss Ne For Aes p. ‘SCOURING. "Atiantic City, da, D®=® PARE AND OAKLAND, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, 3,000 feet above tide water, SEASON OPENS JUNE 15, 1891 ‘These famous mountain resorts, sitnated at the sum- mit of the Alleghanies and directly upon the main line of the Baltimore and Obio rutiroad, bave the ad tage of its splendid vestibuled express train service both east and west, and are therefore readily accessible from all parts of the cow.iry. All Baltimore and Ohio trains stop at Deer Fark und Oakland during the sea- son. Rates, $60, 875 and $90 a month, accordinz to loca- tion. Communications should be addressed to GEO. D. DeSHIELDS, Manayer Baltimore and Ohio Hotel Cunberland, Ma., up to June 10; after that dute, either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett county, Md. mylLau&sl4t ‘ounty. Md. ; 3,000 feet above sea; coolest spot in Allezhenies; large rooms: wood table: milk, ice and vewetabies in abundance; sioutiug and fishing” Cirvulars at Star office. 2 ire. L. M. DEAKINS. my GURBEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, “LOCATED ON J Fruit Hill Faun, Blue Ride wountain, eas: side 9f Shenandoah river: 20minutes fro. jer's Ferry, _ Dus meets all trains except Bight trims. EN, Proprietor. ILL TOP HOUSE, MARPEIS FERRY, W, VA; jun S00,6et above ton and rivers: railroad station i ull View; scenery iruiu purticues. wusurpensed ; first-class; @0; open May’ 1. ‘apezim ‘THOS. 38. LOVETT, Proprietor. OLDS NORRELL HOUSE, CAM HILL. HAR HE FLORIDA, per's Ferry W ‘opens tor cuests May Th. Por a very intelligent coachman. Yesterdy morn- Atlantic Cit J. forma, Ac. apply at the piace: iso Kolb's. S11 E st. h cific ave. near Lennesyte ave. Rw.. dC ). Ml. KOLB, Prop ing he reported that one of the birves was | sam neat hicneirat tose at §. ROKERT. FRANK JONES, Prop. | “uj? re Rue lame. pie ant SITY, N.J. OPEN ],°°* $00 HOUSE HanPEns Feamy, W.Va, Pad 5 ithe ‘Acconiiuodations 4 MRS. 8. E. LOVETT, Proprietress, “Which one?” she inquired. | sua'tavie‘utwt clase Mre. Ml W. W. E. BILL, Menarw. myl-tn Will be opan trom. Suns 5% Gccbcr 1 “Same one dat wuz lame las’ week” he re- | 154 Tennessee ave. Terms, 86 per week. my 18-33 plied. “I don’t see how that can be; I thpnght he was all right.” “Well, Miss, I tell you wot my 'pinifa is bout dat hoss. He's acclimated to de climate, but he aint acclimated to dese yer pavements yit.” vv be AN CLTY, Nd. Me MXGETY, ner Pacific and New York avenues fy fist-cassfutly hotels with owe COURT Sew hianayemeut, Open Wor the year. Rew ane ORS MELLEN BERGER, 1p0-2m_ ‘Manaier. PHE LANSDALE, anrscosin arolne avers Reap UR CANFIELD. Lib Mbit MAN, OCEAN END UE PENNSYLVANIA ‘She ‘Atluutie City, Dv: Js owanwed. Maeoved aid ieated by hot water. Sasl-5un NHE LELANDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Dee ee eich, Raemachusetta avai, vmuel Rascher, Propeictor. .W YORK AVE. ar ‘The roses of June are.now in the market for consumption by poets. — — AMUSEMENTS. Tomorrow evening the entertainment for the benefit of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Ae- | —*?2% i ill take place at the National B Armory. The program of recitations, reading, Focal and instrumental music coniains the E names of some of the finest talent of the Dis- -— Stree. we 3. vie trict and it will be a most enjoyable afar. "[HE OMENTAL, ATLANTIC ClTY. N. J UU After the program the floor will be cleared for ‘ém unprovements, /ENHEIMER, Proj dancing and the old boys will attempt on the ALEX. M. OPP! ot light fantastic to surpass their juniors. The Columbia Cycle Club makes its annual excursion to Marshall Hall on the Charles Mac- alester this evening at 6:30. Prof. \dwell’s) band will furnish music on the down trip and the my 14d oJ. Opel yj owen saidiun ‘ [LANTIC CITY, N.J., KEN: Washington Mimdolin, Guitar and Banjo Clul T = iyave., ar he sun. yeu gun iD.” New i i - jouse. All 3h apy MYelephone 253. lextlnnents ot iS hall ite seizes eon 'afl Opes’ tl Octobe L HALL: Manager, the club at Saturday's bievole races at Benning a ke emeted ee | Neacait gt PACIFIC AVENUES, The National Rifles will give an excurson # Near Rrayinere 8 Brighton Hotels —- Thusadey, June 4.1801, on tg! 15 xow opi FOR steamer Charles Macalester, leaving ‘at 6:0 pm. Columbia Lodge, No. 1, I. O. M., will give i= 20th select family excursion to River View nest ‘Thureday on the Samuel J. Pentz. Boat leat at 945 aom.,145 and @45 p.m Tickets, Tks MAM b. DALGLEISH nal & Son, Washington, D-C-td- Lin? ‘HE W! MERE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.. vee pa. acne Atta ts patronage a0 Sarge Bnaiclas} nie PION Hol o e eh. ule Doctors and Dentists to Graduate. Erstreenty MARGARET FULHERGTLL. The seventh annual commencement of the medical and dental departments of the Nati@al University will take place Wednesday evesing ASBURY PARK, N. J. PARK, J. ASBURY PALS ALANA HOTEL.” at the Academy of Music. The exercises as an- | * Directly on ocean iront. All modern improvements, nounced include a prayer by Rev. Dr. George open JUNE AS. Dela} | WM. APPLEGATE, Prop. Elliott, address by Bishop Hurst, chancellor of the university, who will confer the degrees; ad- dress juates by Prof. George William Weat; ictory address by Geo. B. Atkinson, D.D.S.; awarding of prizes by Prof. John T: Winter, president of the faculty, and benedic- tion by Rev, Dr. J.T. Wightman. Music will be furnished by the Marine Band. ‘The graduates are us follows: In medicine—Osear H. Coumbe. Theo. A. Erck, D.D.8., Henry Liddell, Ph.D., Jobn H. MY PARK, N. Aa ae tHe, VICTORIA. Family hotel; fronting ocean; ity; artesian water; uodern, iinprovem fiiserlor table; terme medarute an neduoed Tuly. Eleventh season. DRY PARK, N. J. ‘ext tne HOTEL COLUMBIA, Fronting on the oc % n taodern open June $3: acc ounodatey 20.) For rates a tion W. HAMVAY JONES, Prop. SHecial rates for Juneand September. ~ miysl-tae JURY PARK—THE GUERNSEY, 7TH AVE.; A Sehentiuliy located; mear beach aud lakes: perfect SEA-3IDE- MISCELLANEOUS, AY RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. June 13. Finest location on the bay. Gonvement Halttinore" Bou of salt-water 7 ‘tal n teuneh wake Sipe frou igtel.” Forinfornation apd cigeuiet MAGICK, stern endent Buy"Rides, RIGHT HOUSE, CAPE HEN 'N CITY. RE- BEE aOR ea REY Ce ME June 20, Write for circul wy 13-3n WOLFE & WARRINGTON. E 7THE SADT HOUSE, HaARPEWS YERRY. W. com yuse apd wronnds a Apply for circular ‘Open Juno Lo. Papsom SW. Ligier SE Cher ‘OTEL ESSICK.—FOR DESCRIPTIVE PAMPH- let oc the bealt Mountain Resort in America address M. ESSICK, Prop... tubie<chn* Picture hocks, Pa, ‘PSE K \ATSBERG. A Thi esttractive and well summer is P: x located near the terminus of the Stony Clove End"Gatski Mountain railroad. hes. wide Tazzase 10) unds and beautiful surrou! including (oroxTA BERR vs. PARE Mtn, and the Colon rs Chie: ‘bathing at from W x : use on the preuiises for free. tse of jruests: mccome Fiching. crabbing bostian’ tething Secret the Po. | modatious ton 100, ee ferthes pertietinns lence ak. sr ncdytatle, cuieue Uneurpasred; gs to 212 | dress for illustrated ctrenlar, , Fates fo faunziten. Purahes tufurnaa: | G8! ELLIOTA, Greene county ORUME: Drop, oer atoms: | Gy myos-ow ‘OTEL HENTOPEN, CAPE Ht. EACH. OUNTAIN VIEW, Mol FALLS PO. sii, Delaware, witreoven dune a wok | Mrederisk sua yee Jane 46 porvbics wikia mec asueg sue tow thevurd” Hach | thirty ueste, Bevutifal oration, Ratva, $3 to €3 omMlook, Peraters of Star office, | Bet, oes Capen Birinae | Wake ke eee: any S1m* 995 L st. u. java BD. my18-eolm é LEN WOOD HOU: We SUNSET HILL HOUSE” WHITE MOUNTAINS, GEN N000, HOUSE. DELAWARE, SON Bittaiad ou an” ofen piston 11g) Seek bells; prin r; perfect sanitation; above sea level, and commands finest views of White i LaBAH. prop HE DRARE. ‘Mountain sce Ite elevated position insures a dry DELAWARE WATER GAP, Now open. A mountain resort celebrated { grandeur of scenery and heulthtuiness, For eiseaise and terns address yom A. BRODHEAD & SONS, Props. CASTLETON, BRIGHTON HEIGHTS, qlieorme Landing,’ Staten Island —A new and quacniAcent structure, with elevator and all modern wupro ements: decorated throushout, end elecantis paced be “opened tor season and year rouusl guests June 1, 1801. JAS, H. RODGERS, Broprictor: formeriy Kensington, Saratoga late of Cole man House. New Lork ety. muyid-ha* D POINT COMFORT, VA,—SHERWOOD.— Open all year; pure wea ir; wo hot and ‘crabs. fish and oysters. "Moderate rates, ‘week and upward. GEO. BOOKER. wher and Prop. LEASANT SUMMER RESORT, CHESAPEAKE bay. Fatnily Hotel, All seaside coustorts; dathing, fishing and boating: deltaittal drives: “fone O cold baths 2 my4-ismo* Dountitilly supplied with sea launoes plenty of 8 Built and fresh meats. Rorms: $l dake a a ese: aniers Sue and. ie. For tur- 7. EST, ert titer particulars aaaacas "CAP W Jel be Rage P. Os, St. Mary iPHE PRINCESS ANNE, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA., THE FAMOUS VIRGINIA OCEAN RESORT, EIGH- TEEN MILES FROM NORFOLK. FINEST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING ON THE ATLANTIC COAST. SEND FOR SUMMER RATES, 8. B. ORITTENDE! iy Md Also. House ( ret my13in “pak cottage chon Rho Peat Fe articulate ai . okey are ASH'N iN DNS adwitles : my15-1m ‘and @ at, the repu- Min. Jentisiry Geo. Bi Atkinson, Joseph 8. | ert tibet oer tae voutare date Big SPRINGS AND BATHS. McCreight and Geo. M. Sharp. | Saban Se Wasteastons Bae Oe OL ANAM BERFORD ARANDALE SPRINGS, BEDFORD, Pa. a \OTTAGES AT ASBURY PARK FOR SEASON, | attractions cf the piace afe wall Koen a aS eee A Carlous Coin. C furnished. pros tltion of ite waters well eatublieheds “Leeatioe uneee: ‘To the Rattor of The Rvening Mar: my 26-108 Asbury Parte era. | Patel, jar ciroulane IP & SMITH, Prope. Mr. J. I Thompson of this city has in his possession a copper coin af the year 1863, the size of a one-cent pice, having on one side ths United States mint profile of that’ dqnomim- tion and the words, encircling it, “Millions far contractors,” and on the reverse side the in- Te CARLTON: 5. 18T AVE. AND BERGH PotaLis BS PEER ons, HE FENIMORE— All modern improvements. 13 blocks from ocean. ree a ONE MERA scription, surrounded by © wreath, “Not me a LUADLN: ADSURY PARE: cent for the widows." "Ter ar the beach: loth Will some of your readers give the originand | for 100: Bathing, pavilions snd inke. (3 history of this coin? Contom, | Mun : Spas wi" ° Trend Kingsley, Asbury, Park, ¥.3. 100 yards trou oceat.. Special rates lor June, Rerern & Co.. Under inanayement of owner. yao am g WYANDANK. 215 THIRD AVE, WORe. ae T Raia. Sccund bicck tent Soca RORY tr. Sway ss-eotm COMSTOCK & JAMES, Androscomsin 4-4 Bleached Cotton. ... nO LET— Good $4 Pillow Cane Cotton, T Desirable furnished cottages at Asbury Park and Osmyaoor may 4. FRANK APPLEBY. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST, @pERwion Jone.” RS i oe TT BE COLORADO sean, ¥.2. Sear A. ooxenon eer a 2 OTEL LAFAYETTE, = Yip ees BPPvoun arnines, BEDFORD, PA. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 13, ‘Write for pamphlet on this reat Resort and the famous BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. my73m 1, B. DOTY, MANAGER. a A Ng Carox areies Se: wy, gf eee an oat —— Jay” to's weary, burdens down and have, MOeNTArN HovaR, On the Summit of the atmosphere, in which MALARIA 18 UNKNOWN. Public rooms are lance | Music Hall and Ore! i Extensive grounds for tennis courts, base ball and other autdeor wames. Lance farm and wood livery connected. Capaeity, 300 questa. For descriptive circular BOWLES & HOSKINS, ap27-2026t ‘Suwar Hil, N. i. MISCELLA! EE MAR Wii reopen Juss 1d Has wellsheded lawn, fin mm June Id Has. well 5 tountui “rater uot and oghd nth portves, Ans nd large rooms. J. M. BELL, Hagersiown, Ma. SUMMER BOARD TN Boston. Pleasai fami 4 5 prteatant family table; central. near ne and good Hotel. Art xd Copley, ote, Art Museu and Copley Savare _my20-co3w 29 Bt. James W OODLAWN, “ROCKVILLE. MD WILL BE opened igroatiply at SEARED ER ROT, Mo ot PS OMheuts scenttioal oft _mys0-Ln iD, ‘8. cor. 4th. ROF ESS) M. CAN ol PART beat on tucdteal nanan Solana ‘Vth st.n.w. myTl-li® HAD AND BE WisE—DE. BROTHERS, Re fore aie and tuade oats that oe inthe cldeoi ontohshed will «oarantee a cure say costo hey Dr. Sure SBaNUEL, ‘im and for i HA! Pere an ANHOOD ABNTOHND AE, URING Sra ee my2-ha* ALSREY eters eee So ee Se with success the thi nervous vars Caled ot sexes, N17 LBha.w. spe-tn* Ee eer QE YOURE AND MIDDLE AGED. ‘ I a OTE ow, tan 40, 10'00 nit Lisp ta: Five add IW p.m dally” . 720and 9:00 «a 1130. 40 iy, ect Sunday. Sundae, Varun’ PIANOS AND ORGANS. RAKAUER PIANOS HAVE WON THE ADMIRA- tion of the lovers of music Uy their excelleut tome a iy act ne Rete of Mum, 10 ~G. H KUHN. established 19 mba Tue Leave Ixsrevuexts. ESTEY ORGANS. 250,000 HAVE BEEN MADE AND SOLD. BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLES FOR 1801. DECKER BROS.', WEBER, ESTEY, FISCHER AND IVERS & POND PIANOS. LOW PRICES, EASY TERMS, PIANOS FOR RENT. TUNING AND REPAIRING. SANDERS & STAYMAB, 94 F ST. N. W. 0 KAILAOAD. in effect May 10, 1801. Leave Washington trom station corner of New Jersey treet For Chicago and Northwest. Vestiialed Limitedex- Press trains, 11%0a.m., NW pin, daiiy ce For Cineannati, 8t. Louis and. tnd: Vesti. bye fauited 3:20. caprose 11 30pm. ‘ay For and Cleveland, expres dally, 990 mhé3m 13 N. CHARLES 8T., BALTIMORE. ANO AGENCY TO Bi Haast Ea apranieas ya Clow. Positive, imperative. au an or Lerten and Staunton £10 40, area! celebrated high grade pianos. For Winchester and way Stations. tsa); stewie Shitthet wot? | Fer hacer joer oF ps I rize Medal Paris Exposition. 00 indorwed Uy over 100 susie schools ftrwt and urability. ‘Old Pianos sbi SARE PY : ss: aenpaae CHASE, GABLER. BRIGGS’ PIANOS, ae rth) Maxie Store, 18.30. 14 20pm. Pao Pa ave, ew Wks ax . ERE FRA EE [ate it eek 2 “ ren UNEQUALED IN TONE, ToUcil, wornaansmt | ink’ AND DURABILITY. via attention of °*Purchasers” is invited B. ease Rrtuete Beien, ‘aio ~-New Artistic Bigies,” 2 of EXT DECORATIVE ANT. “Dranvs Sor tant. SECOND-HAND PIANOS.—A lance amortiment: comprising almost every. Well-knows wake in ths fountry, 1 thoros ‘closed opt at Sete low nyures. “SPEC! Wal. ENABLE & Co. 87 Market Space, Nes TaLY st FAMILY SUPPLIES. _ aa both juscke ard their | Call and see it. cenek arto TESS ae Gate gant ary rake vaneadgn ay eae cna suds ot Lariy Fruita, Vecctatien, re ye etn typ cor teat java oiler : PED ei iene eben Saree soe | Kae oo Reha ni Mate ae cae oe. Ti wk 2. Se Sete ape dieaany cena my2h- ‘Louisiana ave. au. —Daily w - = ic | Pever. Oranwe, Chaflctteertiies Tyan ‘vie, 3 $e | Greetistoro.‘Htaletch, ‘saliabury soul meee Rents hice Be | North Carvline uence Cans beaches of “255 | Caroline Divisior» and wiations Atiewia ey ia Cl “Bee | Division to Atlouta: wheretoueanine ts ey ia vinte Clare. Station for ail rimcipal points south abil sotioweat Bis Boxtle Zintendel (Caitfc 4 Juan Burset Si ew Lork and Wasitnygton Hort Wine ne Boe | te Ae, comcine its loan Snap Aten Bis Bottle Malt Whisky : ‘S0e | Pujluan Sleeper ty Mempute fimingbeun “wait Big Bottle Caliorn Hck Wine ed PE ee “"GEO. A. O'HARE, 1997 7th st.nw., near 0. | Polunt Ashvite and ot toemce my 20-1 Sa. mo. 'aud 25 phe ASA pundag, Borrex: Burrex: Berren: ain Conhecte at laverton forums, Yer® : Bi train Wwerton for Lurny, Van UTTER! $5 p. Daily tor Charlottesviie. Btope at all Fancy Creamery Butter 250. 5 Jars Crosse & Blackwell's Assorted Jams 980. XX. A. POOLE, ‘THE CASH GROCER, KF mite fe12-Om ‘944 Louisiana ave. nw. -3 Sow Uxieme _ ib pu. —Daily, Southern Express for a BICYCLES. pai, Giese Girviins Divinons Chccions Se _BICYCI sitions Suh Carlin’ itn e gc tse W2? SS aoTER SRD LExowxep Sonteigie pnde Cann beauua fet aes W dt sows Seth edges. “rine tea > 8885 $3 Atlante. Connects at with, Norfolk “ go Hall 3 Site Bode mime Seamer +3 cor i i “oo: I | Lynchburg, Danville, Salisbury and ‘Wenses Woste Bree gotccs, iE" We to New Oriesns saath WHEEL MEG: Co. ste, Houtromary anf ett leave Wasb- a ington Dam. daily. 6:25 p.m ond 4 ry , Feturning, arrive at Washington ‘and 0-59 au, except Sun- large ith Soe eae at except Have You Seex In Say: ‘The DIAMOND FRAME RAMBLER, loam pares a tos! Lach ssranr ghd tegen, and wie Be satan Lenard oe nthe lage inuproveeenmcnetraction, | furan and tngvage cea tee mak eee ae. vs = passenger station. mae ask Tatton. ‘Geared Pees. hen. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFO. 00., L. B. GRAVES. Manager. fore 5 ANG! 6TH ST. N.W._NEW CRCLE EXCHANGE, “or 4 rapid cushyon tires eopmicrantees TE TL MESE, MUSKIE SOK oLa. “Mucae Frisian nroraocl™ | Pewee gee ars ‘Hae arrived. It is a besuty and puts all others to sleep. St CATLABAR. Gen' Gaps oe LJ fo p.m. GEO. & ATWATER & 00., a3 1424.26 Penn. ave. ne yee S oot ‘tuks OF PAT- Guonex Ww.