Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1891, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.c. TUESDA’ il unt , JUNE 2, 1891. > 7 ‘J Typhoid Fever is caused by a bacillus, or germ, reaching the circulation through the stomach. As the weak and sickly are most liable, AYER’S Sarsaparilla | should be taken to give tone and strength to the organs and fortify the system against attacks. After Typhoid or any other wasting sickness, to build up the body and prevent relapse, the proper medicine is AYER’S | Sarsaparilla Cures others, will cure you Dowz Waste Your Moser ON INFERIOR HOSE BUT GET THE LINE woven én: BE SURE IT 18 oT DARK BLUE, RED OR ANY- THING BUT BLACK. Ti. THE STENCIL |“ -SPrRars TED MARCH 30, 1560." ON EVERY LENGTH. TIL. THE CORMUGATED COUPLING AND BAND 1. OTH 1S NOW PUT UP WITH . EVERY LES PiN® WEAPPER AROUND THE HOSE N. THE COUPLING. A snmple will be sent free if you mention this pud- hen Solu everquchere. BOSTON "WOVEN HOSE CO. MANUFES OF RUBBER BELTING AND PACKING, 226 DEVON- SHIKE ST, BOSTON & BUSH ST, SAN FR PEARS’ SOAP. 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Williams” Sarsapartiia Horsford’s Avid Phosphates, sali CITY AND DISTRICT. EF The way to advertise is to put your an- nonncement where it will be seen by the people you want to reach. Tux STAR reaches every- body in Washington, and all advertisements in its columns are regularly and’ carefully read by all members of the household. THE BLUE AND THE GRAY. Union Veterans and Ex-Confederates Unite in Memorial Services at Fredericksbarg. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Frepenicxsncns, Va., May 30, 1891. The sun shone out with more than regal splendor upon faces of brave men and fair women from the cities of Washington, D. C., and Fredericksburg, Va., on this the morning of our national memorial day. The occasion which brought about such unusual bustle and holiday attire on the part of our citizens was posing the department of the Union Veterans’ Union of the District of Columbia, which, to- gether with the ladies who accompanied them, | numbered nearly, if not quite, 500 persons. Elaborate preparations had been made for their reception. The party was met at the depot by Mayor Rowe and the members of the reception and arrangements committees, con- sisting of Judge Slaughter, Maj. Thomas P. Wallace, R. B. Merchant, editor Fredericksburg Star; Capts. M. B. Rowe and 8. J. Quinn, John W. Woltz, esq., Hon. J. 8. Potter, H. K. Phil- lips, Gen. Geo. F. Wheeler, E. J. Godfrey, H. €. Roropaugh, 8. Steinburg, C. Van Duzen and W. A. Hills, esq. : were in attendance for the ladies, speakers and disabled veterans, After con- ratulations, hand shakings, introductions, Fer the line was formed on Sicine street. with the right resting on Prassia street. Col. Frank T. Hall, chief of department staff, took com- mand of the soldier boys and ‘Gen. G. F. Wheeler, chief marrfal of the day, headed the procession, the fedowing being the order of march: Broweriag’s Brass Band of Fredericks- burg, Va; Gea. Green Clay Smith, depart- ment commander; Adjt. Gen. Samuel R. Strat- ton and Judge Advocate Gen. Jno. I. MeCon- nell, ou dorseback; Hancock, Logan, Sedgwick, Suaw, Custer and Lincoln commands, Union Veteran Union; ladies of the Mary Washington Monument Association and Goufederato Memorial Association in car- Tiages; citizens of Washington aud Fredericks burg in carriages. On entering the cen Gen. Smith gave the command mediately hats were removed ‘and with bowed beads the procession moved slowly forward on ite way to the pavilion, to the cadence of a ge. ‘THE Exencises. Exercises were at ouce commenced by the de- livery of an excellent introductory address by Mayor Rowe. This was followed by an address of welcome by Col. R. B. Merchant of Freder- icksburg, after which Gen. John J. Gregg and Hon. Jolin S. MeCalmont, ex-commissioner of customs of Washington, made appropriate.and patriotic addresses. ’ Ex-Department Com- mander Thos. 8. Hopkins was the next speaker, and having been a participant in the battle of Fredericksburg, his remarks elicited marked attention. Col. W. H. Michael of Washington read an original poem with great power and effect. The formal presentation of an elabo- rate floral wreath by the ladies of the Mary Washington Monument Association was hand- somely performed by Col. K. B. Merchant, in the absence of Senator Little of Virginia. | When he seized the American flag and called on every one present wiuo loved that flag to give three cheers, ex-confederates rivaled ex-Union soldiers in the Joyous shout which went forth, and when he waved the flag over their heads and closed with the following stanza, the en- thusiasm was unbounde: Flag of the :ree heart’s hope and home, the visitation of the various commands com- | NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. Working of the Free Delivery System—Bap- tist Meetings—Real Estate Matters—Notes.: Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rocxviiix, Mp., June 1, 1891. ‘The third month of the free delivery and collection of mail matter at this place closed Saturday evening with the following amount of business for the month: Registered letters delivered, 18; mail letters, 3,276; postal eards, 702; second, third and fourth-class matter, 2,749 pieces. Local letters collected, 28; mail letters, 1,31; local postal cards, 34; mail postal cards, 201; seeund, third and fourth-class mat- | ter, 50 pieces. Total number of pieces handled, | 8,479. This shows an increase in the business of the previous month of several bundred pieces handled, and the new system is rapidly growing in public estimation. Saturday's session of the ministers and lay- men’s meeting at the Baptist Church, this place, was one of much interest and waa well attended. After the usual opening with Te- ligious exercises an essay, entitled areh iy ared by Mr. Frank M. Grifiith, owed by several addresses on the same subject. Elder John Kingdon de- livered a forcible address on the “Duties of Churches to Pastors,” and Mr. David H. Bowie read an interesting essay on the same subject. A further discussion of the same subject was ticipated in by Mr. Wm. Cartwright and Rev. T.D. D. Clark and J. R. Milbourn, the resident pastor. At the 3 o'clock session Rev. T. D. D. Clark of Hagerstown delivered an able and impres- sive sermon, which closed the exercises for the ay. Sunday the largest congregation pres- entat any of the sessions listened to an able sermon by Rey. J. L. Lodge, D.D., on “Obedi- ence to the Law of Christ the'Solo Test of Christian Character,” after which the body ad- journed to hold its next meeting in August next at the Baptist Church in Germantown, this county. The following transfers of real estate have been recorded in the office of the clerk of the circuit court daring the past week: Emile Huck to Win. F. Noeck, lot 28, bik. 6, Kensington; $222.17. Jas. Kannie to Mary C. Cowell, 69 acres; $5,000. EF. G. Davis to Furdinand Wei- ler, lot A, North Kensington: B. F. Leigh- ton toJ. H. Gulick, blk. 23, Woodside; #10. Metropolitan Investment Compang, to Zachn- Fah Montgomery, 53 acres; $1,030.10. 1. A. Lodge to Samuel H. Pines, 7 acres ‘near Glen Echo railroad; $17,010. B. F. Gilbert to Ta- koma Springs Company, lots 34, 35, blk. 16, Takoma Park; $10. Olla B. Towers to H. J. Launt, lot 19, bik. 7," Glen Echo: $1,205.36 H. J. Launt to 8. H. Pine, lot 19, blk. 7, Glen Echo; $1,511.70. EF. G. Davis to Moses Rich, lot 7, bik. 1, ‘North Kensington; $250. J.-H. Gu- lick to Hattie H. Webster, lots 2and 3, es- tate of late GC. Wilson, 1 acre; _ ¥2,400. William Meyer to John Hoffman, lots 30, 31, bik. 20, Takoma Park; #10. E. 8. Carroli to Joh Park; $10. B. H. Warner tu Geo. C. Maynard, 45,000 xquare feet Bf land at Burgundy; # Sarah Burdette to Joshua Lowe, 4 acre Joshua Lowe to Jesse Bean, Lacre; Thomas to J. J. Johnson, 51% acres; $ 24 d, 5214 Henry 8. Krusen_ to Mary J. Homer, £100. Jacob A. Gloyd to Joseph '. Glo: $3,431. Peter & Hendersor '. Garrison, 3 roods and 9 pe ‘The National Chautauqua of Glen Echo to Maude M. Crane, lot 13, blk. 9; Glen Echo; #850. 8. L. Snowden to’ Wm. W. Darby, acres: $2,500. Chas. T. Anderson to 8. E. Sn der, 3g acre; $29. Jno. D. Purdum toJas.W. Bur- dett, 96 square perches of land; #. J. Kilgour to W. O. Bohrer, 2 acres: E. Baltzley to Emma G. Manning, lot 23, blk. 14, Glen Echo; $1,400. Same to Elizabeth L. Richards, lot 35, bik. 1424, Glen Echo; $1,699. Same_to E. P. Young, lot 38, blk. 145, Glon Echo; $1,8%: Same to Hannah E. Eddy, lot 37, blk. 1434, Glen Echo; $1,594. Same ‘to saine, lot 6, bik. 15, Glen Echo: $1,164. Same to same, lots 29 and 30, bik. 31, Glen Echo; $3,814. Same to By aucel hands to valor «iven, Thy stars have lit the weikin dome, And all thy hues were born in beaven. Forever float that standard sheet Where breathes the foe, but falls before us, With treediom's soll beneath our feet, ‘And freedom’s banner streaming o'er us.” THE CEMETERY. Fifteen thousand Union soldiers are buried in the Fredericksburg cemetery, and yet this is the first time the graves were ever decorated onascale of any magnitude since the war. The cemetery, located on Marye’s Heights, comprises about thirteen or fourteen acrew and is admirably kept, presenting an appearance second to none other in the United States. The pavilion is constructed after the form of a Sibley tent, excepting that it is octagon shaped, and commands 4 fine view of the city, the val- ley where the great battle was fought, the lofty heights beyond, where the federal troops under Burnside, Sumner, Franklin, French and other generals were located; the sunken road, the memorable stone wall, the fatal rail- road cut, where the Irish brigade under Gen. Meagher took temporary refuge, and many other points of interest. Seated within the pavilion, in addition to the speakers, ladies and staff officers, were a num- ber of distinguished citizens of Fredericks- burg and state of Virginia, also Cols. John Finn, M. L. Littlefield, H. L. Johnson, Frank ‘T. Hall, Wm. Irving, H. L. Street, H. Sims, Jos. E. Clifford, Dan’l O’Niell, W. C. Talley, J: K. Magie, Representative Jerry Simpson, ex- Representative Yoder, Chaplain Smith and others of Washington.'D.C. ‘The freedom of the city was extended to the visitors by the mayor. Carriages were going and coming all day long with loads of visiting strangers. The horses and wagons in the line were decorated with American Nothing seemed to have been overlooked that would contribute to the comfort of the guest. A picture was taken in front of the hotel of visitors and citizens. In fact, the whole affair partook more of the na- ture of an old-fashioned Fourth of July cele- bration than a national memorial day. The visitors from Washington were enthusiastic in their praises of the spirit of their hosts. eee FOREIGN TOPICS OF INTEREST. ospitality and chivalric Matters of Moment in the Capitals of the Old World. ‘The Berlin Post officially announces that the Marquis di Rudini, the Italian premier, has formally communicated to the German’ and Austrian governments the determination of Italy to adhere to the driebund. Sir Antoine A. Dorion, chief justice of the Quebse queen's bench court and formerly leader of the Quebec liberal party, is dead. He was for many years one of the most prominent figures in Canadian public life. Public indignation in Germany against Rus- sia because of that government's treatment of the Hebrews is becoming more intense, and it is asserted that the statement of Mr. Gladstone that the czar does not know of the crueities in- flicted on his Hebrew subjects differs from the facts, the czar being the chief instigator of the increasing severities. ‘The vessels built by the Compagnie des For- Perera SESTESSESLESLS SHMNEVSUNTTES! Horsiord’s Acht Phosphates, lance. How's Malt Extract « i's Malt Extract (Es flliams’ Mait Extract, the Durey's Specifics, Now, Janevn's Corn Salve fro Bitters. ver bottie. jelltn’s Food, per botti jostle s Milk Fou g| a| B| c te 15. GoeLYEPLESTUSL 3 ig aS ie % 2) 18) | Sorrant's Scitucr Apericne jascliue. Pare, acuall size Vaseline, Pure, tarre suae..-~ Vaseline, Pure, the lancest bottiea Veeuline’ Fousde, per cove, Warner's Safe Pills per Lottie " 10 tic” Ereuision, eemat drab) in pitt bottles a one 299 jater of Apumenta. Full trent Willtssos’ Hose Tooth Powder Williams’ Quinine and Rum Hair Fonis Handoline is unequaled os a beauti com. Shen oes siete ts. chapping. Every lady should use it.” For pe eA she Ul Pie tockb sre pie ac ret a == Specific tt aa ges, in France, for President Balmaceda of Chili will be held pending judicial proceedings concerning them between the representatives of the two Chilian parties in Paris. Count von Moltke, just before his death, con- cluded an exhaustive study of European arma- ments gnd concluded that France was ready for war, Russia nearly ready and that a great conflict could not be delayed longer than 1992. Sir George Stephen, formerly president of the Bank of Montreal and now president of the Canadian Pacific railway, has been raised to the peerage, being the first instance of a native of a British colony being made a peer. Mr. Harris, the London manager, says he will try to enforce his contract with Belle Bilton, the music hall singer, who became a countess by the death of the Earl of Clancarty, to sing with him for @ year. Mr. Henry Chaplin, president of the London board of agriculture, says that he must decline to support the bill compelling grain merchants to sell grain by weight. : There has been a heavy decrease in the ex- of silks from Lyons to the United States. ‘The London tradeassociation gave a banquet Saturday night at Richmond in ‘honor of the American millers who are on a visit to England. ‘Admiral Enomats has been appointed minis ter of foreign affairs of Japan in succession to Vicomte Aoki Shinzo, who bas resigned. Cardinal Alimonda, arghbishop of Turin, is dead. ‘The grip has bad a depressing effect w the ‘London season, the liseaso ‘being most prevalent in aristocratic and fashionable circles. Samuel H. Eddy, lot 1, bik. 23, Glen Echo; $1,964.75. Mr. M. J. Matlock, for the past fourteen months transfer agent at Shepherd, the termi- nus of the Alexandria branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has been appointed assistant agent at the depot at this place and has en- tered upon the duties of the place. The copious rains of the past weck have had a very beneficial effect on the growing crops in this county and will greatly increase the yieltl of wheat, oats and bi Dr. Charles J. Maddox of this place, who was badly injured on Thursday last by falling into an excavation in the basement of the new court house building, is still confined to his bed, though mending slowly. During the first weck in May an assault was committed on Mr. Wm. Mountjoy at Takoma Park railway station by several colored men, who afterward made their escape without arrest.’ The case was put in the hands of Deputy Sheriff S. H. Jones, who has since been on the lookout for the assailants of Mountjoy, and tinally lo- cated them at West End Park, this place, where they have been employed us laborers for some days. They proved to be Henry and Jesse Nelson, and today they wore arrested and taken before Justice Morgan, who committed them to jail to await the action of the District au- thorities, the assault having been committed within the lines of the District. Tuey both acknowledge having committed the asswult and are willing to go to Washington for trial. The June term of the circuit court for this county commenced here today, Judge John. ‘T. Vinson on the bench. ‘The greater part of the day was consumed in calling over the docket and the assignment of cases. Tomorrow the case of Catherine Wingate will be taken up on ex- ceptions to the ratification of the award of a jury in case of damages for hand belonging to the plaintiff and taken for the use of the Metro- politan Southern railroad. Argument in the case will be made on Tuesday and Wednesday. In the court today Mr. Frank Higgins of this place, a recent graduate of the National Uni- Versity Law School, was admitted to practice atthe bar. Judge Joun A. Lynch of Frederick will occupy the bench tomorrow. Mrs. Mary Ellen Jones, wife of Mr. Josiah W. Jones of Olney district, this county, died at her home on Friday and her funeral took place to- day. Deceased wis the daughter of the late Jonathan Barnsley, and was in the fifty-second year of her age. Several telegrams were received hore today asking for printers to take the places of those who had gone out at Darby's job office in Wash- ington. 3. A. M. ——____ A HOUSEHOLDER’S LETTER BOX. About Eight Hundred Models Now Awaiting an Inspection by a Commission. Jadging from the number of models re- ceived at the Post Office Department the in- ventive minds of the country have been de- voting their time and attention to devising a house letter box. Mr. Wanamaker wants some- thing of the kind that householders can attach to their front doors, so as to save the time of letter carriers in making their rounds. The idea is to put the mail in these boxes, ring the bell and they hurry away without waiting for the door to be opened. Last January in response to an invitation a number of models were examined by a com- mission. There were some two or three hun- dred models submitted and the commission found nothing that exactly filled the bill. Mr. Wanamaker was not discouraged, He de- termined to try again. Inventors have been sending in their models and yesterday, which the last for the ‘recelpt of models, no less than 163 were brought to the depart- ment. The total number of models now on hand is between 700 and 800 and the prospect is that the commission may be able to find some one that will be suitable. The com- mission met at the Post Office De- partment, yesterday snd entered upon their bors. ‘The members are as follows: J. B. Harlow, chairman; the postmaster at St. Louis, C. Van Cott, postmaster New York city; Thos. N. Hart, postmaster Boston; Henry Sherwood, postmaster Washington, D. C.; Jas. E. bell, superintendent of delivery, Washing- ton, D. C.; W. B. Smith, post office ‘inspecior. Escaped the Looting at Nanking. Rev. A. McLean of Cincinnati, correspond- ing secretary of the Foreign Christian Miv- sion Society, has received ® cablegram that brought quiet to many anxious per- sons It came from Rev. E. T. Williams, formerly pastor of the Central Christian Church, and of the safety of whose family in the recent op ang: bien the Christian missions at by anti-f there were grave doubts. It was ‘Senator Ayme of France has died in Paris, ‘The American art exhibition has been opened in Paris. ‘The savage tribes on the New Hebrides Island war and the victims of battle are eaten victors. Scbultber's , the ‘establish- ment of that kind fa Berlis, was arned Satur- ehenesate tots enn since the death of the Prince Sbanghal and vimy the message is « joyful The Presbyterian Genoral Assembly at Do- troit has decided to meet next year at Portland, Oregon. Portland offered entertainment for 200 delegates and $25,000 for e: The Atlantic District Synod of the German Hoffman, lots 31,82, blk. 16, Takoma | at these rates. PAINLESS. ‘THE FIRST DOSE WILL CIVE BEECHAM'S PILLS TAKEN AS DIRECTED they AC] LIKE MAGIC, =, bringing buck the keen /EALTH tho whole physical energy ‘hen! www we new iS. BEECH 5S WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. 2a For BiLiOUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS Such as Wind and Pai the Stomach, Fullness and Swellit Dizziness, and Drowsiness, Cold: a ae Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Scurvy, Blotches on the Ski Sieep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, &, For Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, ete., of the human frame, One of the pest guarantees ‘to the Nervous and Debjiiiated 18 that BEECHAM’S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF ARY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IN THE WOR! MSrepeved only by TEA Soid by Druggiete generally. BF ALLEN } Bandar arte ted & PERCHAW'S PLL ioe fork United States, who (if your druggist woes ge reon ener NILE MAT LLS co RECEIPT of Pie. A BOX. GiextIon THIS Paren), SUMMER_RESORTS. SPRINGS AND BATHS. EQUA HOUSE, MINNEQUA SPRINGS, BRADFORD CO.. PA. 1 2, tenpeo |. opens ZUNE 15; hugheet point om Novshers Cente tuilroet, iy air; spring mdertul curative Aiuafiion eles fcr, stems heats goed isunie and every iF to ¥: LADIES’ GOODS. Grove Exvorrx, coe tae ft ETN Av “CLEANFAST™ BLACK STOCKINGS. te warras RAILROADS, ((HESAPEAKE AND ONTO Kali Leave \ ¢ = ockines, 4 pare, et Modern convenience. Mates ¢itto $14 per week Boe: Tadies: Stockings : L. J. ANDRESS, Eiewant, durabie, aan > ayenam Dining car to Clifton Purge, serving my30-s.ta, tht Tropeiet: FANTED-Labins TO h) Gs KNOW THAT [HAVE | a5 moved to my new acactmente, comer of 12th over Obto National Baste aq sin mow = pared to ‘Ute all orders promptly. + maton and Inr'Dremes, Street Costumes. Sacker. a — i Ne =F Sa ae A : SUCRE Peed hayes | oe WSN eine z <—“ a mya eer eae jefe Is constantly 2p. = ‘emi, rake oO exible Sleepers oid entire tain man without change toCin. , orrrae FV. Vestibule Limited, ining cars, Fon. thro =n Cars are open to MOSZEREY SPRINGS NOTED BLUE RIDGE SUMMIL, PA, WESTEMN MARYLAND R. i. 3 HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. Season o. "01 about Juné 20 under tue managenient of Are. Geo. Adams of the St. James and Albion Hotels, Baltimore. RQ MALARIA." NO MOSQUITCES. “PULE SPRING 10 p.m. 5 ing after Meals, tralaes th f of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Disturbed RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES. RESTORE FEMALES TO COMPLETE HEALTH, Mi 2 St. Jaives Hotel, Bact After 15th of June, P. 0.. B: POL eT receiving from the leading ip RKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, SHENAN ‘TRAINS v OM the muscular System, restoring long-lost Cone ON tosh County. Vai, ¥; Temes & Co. a im London and Paris the latest styles ia LEA OM STATE ‘of appetite, and arousing with the ROSEBUD OF r ma fhuwting ciley, andomee: Phur snd tron Sprincs. kailory. lawn tenuis, archery emi other aistuseine i Tides ata drives. Larvest swinunulns j Hot aud coid bathe. “The three Lote are Hed with water, frou. the mountain. Nove face. “Acconamosations for "1,000. Aliiterle feet above sea levelscool and dry: sanitation No. osguitos. Dr. C. We Chancellor of bation and Dr. 1. Chauiterlain of Washington will bey at, fendmce. “Brot. Shiro IMPORTED BONNETS AND BATS. A CHILDREN’S HATS AND MOURNING ai, Bislons, Teancashtre, “ CO., 366 and 367 Canal GOODS A SPECIALTY. nisi mae are Harris * fou. Chicago and Cusciupati and Dining Car Har SUMMER _ RESORTS. furnish wnusic. Address Oe ee Hotei, Washington, b. fe Yotege Expr at 7 al) te alg wilh Soap ome, 10 Cihoaco and St. Louis, come SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY N.S 1320 F STREET, for Lonuswilie to” Mies. T OR SALE_HO. ty antic City, ISRAEL - ADAMS & CO., Huai Estate Agouts, Keal Est aw building. Yp2?’os ma, ATLANTIC CTTY, ¥. 1. Foot and Cold Sea Water Paths in the Honsa fetdm LE! NCOTT. Hoe BRUNS Ti CITY, NJ. W YORK E. teand tt EN. ‘Now and first-class in all ity appointments, CHAKLES C. MURRAY, Prop. my25-3m Lato of Colonnade Hotel, Phila, FOF L DEST NTIC CITY, N. J. sea ; Open ail the year ; hot sea ‘water bathas ‘and iuproved sanitary appointments, JOSEPH H. BOLTON, 1 IMPERIAL, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Q ave., “facmng the ocean , ig one of the pretties: houses is favorite resort, Itis band- Somaly decorated and furnished; has li modern in: provements; receives 200 guests. and is 1 Ve- fe5-ti0 OTE M Genus tie hwatguurtere. for yrouilbent poo Washington and Baltinore, Prices: By ts to Rs; by the Week, $10 to $8. G. W. KE! ny iO. ctell vi erbeatalon we. per day. SAME L price list. Teri 5. MoU YN. T. Kentucky ave., WHITE & REED. T SANITARY Ait- South ‘Open ail the year. NY, Froprietress. AN, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., COR, and Atlantic ayes. ; now open! releused for M. C. ANDREWS. J. ;revurnished ; open all thi ve. E,K. NEWCOMER, Year: Oc ‘apez-thun e fote sor sale in ait | RCE ENON SPRINGS. VIRGINIA, Tn the grea? North inountams, only 3 Wastington. “Hotel und cottages accom A cool resort. Bouptitul table, ‘Three reuatkabie medicinal springs. Fine mineral baths snd swituing: Can ritatting Opporite the Fbbitt, satly, tor Pittsbuns aud tae Raxpres, 1000 pam. Sir with throash Sleeper te Fittebunc, aid Mee ALTIMOKE AND POTOMAC RAT LONG Brancu. WEST END HOTEL. Ayre to Chicase. QRENCH ACCORDION PLATIING = OAD. — nol. Livery, bowling alle wn and for the rest of Guus season Tactiow’ wx | sy oe klawus, Kochester and Niagara Pane COTTAGES AND RESTAU Fant ball roos enlatyed thus year. "Beuscn opens dune | ya. | catarew sauna eae Pe . HOTEL OPENS JU) . 23. Bewatiiui new deseriptr uphistsat this office. | 2c. ‘per yd. and ay, "pimking, ‘tales ly \for Bate Fransient eaten, $a day and upward, ‘Or torus and full information apyly at office of LOCKS inten ota tay todo snaps D.M. & W. £, RILDRETH. 4 8. PRATT & SONS, FRENCH DYEING, ScUTRING AND DRY CLEAN: Jetropolitan Hotel 10 | mmy1-Son pekjer icing oar hz stab! TAG New bork ave clase ladies’ and wents' work of cvery description. OUTING SUTT™ E LEKCH, formerly 1 . GARFIELD] “Open Sune i, 1891, |." Tiree minutes’ walk to N a five minutes to New Jersey Ce syivania KR, depots, A drat inte ‘i ‘Two blocks trom jersey Sonth- ntral and Penn- family hou: y situated, with large lawn. ? [HE POLAND SPRINGS OF THE SOUT. (Green Spring Vailey, Md.) Why travel from two to tour hundred miles to other celebrated springs when you have altost at your own MALADELPHT 9, $00 mal 10:00 and ‘Ti door spriuatuily thelr equal or superior? . @ irene Prench style, UHR TYOIANEE SNCS AND HoreL, 2 Drewes, Lace Curiae s specialty. at | asus S15. 21th 1s 40 tenons Mea a Is only one bour and forty minutes’ ride trom Ws dat MADAME VALMON > Aus ted bayrees of Pullman Dario Cars, ; ter otters ington. D.C. SEVEN SPRINGS of the purest wy * apd ta tue Car to : New Lori, aU atu. dally ei fa the ‘world, one flowing 500.000 GALLUSS 7 SA exert Same Dat. comtstsinr all thaviceae or the cota : RS, GEO. WAGNER, 186 14TH ST. ¥.W., | For New York onis, Limited Express with Diag Gar Pee LAND WATEM OF MAINE. Great temedy tor dys M begs te sbnounce that ale hes chened her new atid Risers: €t0erm dele | Directly onthe beach, near Atlantic City. Steambeat, | V:psa, constipation. kiiney and liver teuvies. iru. | Sutiels cwtec ss bryared tedo Shampoo | Lbuia sce water baths, sin varigr abil open ocean view. | Fics the biovd. cleabwes the syste and Dress Hiatt ins Lecore, owt to e pin. dady, | SAMES M. MOORE, Fropristot._ | Ginng room service and meneral conduc we expecially invites st- | Fsteeen, 3:40p-. day | A Fe bo of the nuchest orderot excellence agétm | For Bestons without change, 3.2 (VU (tie TRAYMORE. On thebeach. Modern new | will not tire of. Hote! on a lofty situation sry ats ‘Or Isrookiyin, N.\. all thavtael train en Rous Strictly uiestclase. ‘belighttalsammer gone, | puere: uo wosquitoss; no iuarins large, alsd recuse, | J) IF wit taoats ‘es Tc raeme comet ak | Opens June 27. WM. C.CROWELL. —myis-om" | inusic will be uhexceptiona.iy Line. TSIES, ; = Di Stay HOTEL, OCKAN GROVE. J. | tivebookh ee 1 %0 October 1- Bend for descrip CLEANING. ovnina. For Atiantuc Cit “yor | 1) Five stories tigh: newly enlarged; over 3,000 ieet | “T° Poa gy per week and upward. a r Atautie CHY, Ato i | waza Tuxurioug hea! tbie Brat cass lato: aren WT. STORK, Owner, screte: eeateaek ania For Baltimore, 6:00, = 20, £10, 990, 940, ssiot: clectrle abeoll Hon. ‘a NTO % , =a | Open Janets address We a Tat skis, WD. —my2l-im 5 N. Charie st, bal uaoFe ae Oar. ace. J0;0, 490 11 09 ana a aS 22 dan aA | _iny 23-eodin. Roe we ; SPRINGS MOUNTAIN RE’| FLANNEL SvITs AT REDUCED RATES MY ‘ | SPARE AOI Wa TB Sart ave. two houses from the | atovarediociiom circaiage, Eh AUP MRS | SHMING SPRCIALTY. ars | Otco ont, Bhecial atc for” June’ and “Septomper: | Sersssliention HeGaneyovitie ¥ => ia ico entrance, Atlantic ave., Ocean Groves Ned ad am 5.3 SOS AN y ANS [aS SUREPOS Box 400, joi” | GOUTH HINGHAM SANTTANIUAL PIANOS AND ORGANS. im : = == ([ HE SHELDON, = Kak .0 iE Fanos wave Won tile ADataa au Joversof intake by thelr excelent. : OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Elegant location: two miles from the sea; 40 intnutes | an Ben art at Petaule of Mune, EA WASHINGTON SOUTHERN KA I One Sued. Meraciheusa conkion et. Be- | oh lwtons hie rounds, which inet b acres | ats Ge “Established 182 muha AN LeRRCT MA seo the Shil= with large ily pond, surrovind Pine trees; beau! diate vieiuity ; and vegeu ‘with rustic soats, | fore closing arrangemeuts tor the seas scenery amd wood im the nunc: | den,"an old" house made new. George S- Coleman, cuief clerk, at the Sheldon on and atter June 1 COC. LEFLER, my20-2m Owner. ‘TBE TREMONT, SEA GIRT, No ® Will open June'6 for senson of 148 eroatly fmproved: all’ rooms have ocean view: billiard an Fou! tables, "barter shop and telegraph ule in house ‘or rates and intoriction app.y Sits, G.f. PALRE y21 Spruce st., Tuesdays and Fridays after 1 4: Tux Leavrse Lxsravwers. Test or treatitent for nervous disease ents. Baths. hydropathy, electricity, massage, mechani. cal movements. Dr. 3. B. DE BEER, Boston office, 2 Boylston st. Established since 18¢2 QTRIBLING SPKING! ESTEY ORGANS. 250,000 HAVE BEEN MADE AND SOLD. BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLES FOR 1891. DECKER BROS.", WEBER, ESTEY, FISCHER | ALDINE, ATLAS ar 0) Enlarged F 8 81.50 to $2.00 per day. No tiner house ow the Isiand, Bend {oF palupluct. HM. D.BASTMAN, PACIFIC By ‘apo-cio ‘ARACT, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Rooms all comuunnicating. Plezza surrounding house. Beautiful lawn. late of Hymeta. Alum, Sulphur aud Ch ‘Shenandoah Mount ok. myl4-2m. H seat OTEL ALLATRE, SPRING LAKE, N. J. niu, 1, Se +a, YO amd 20. Directly on beach. | First-class throughout. Rebuilt and 1s thy best appointed house in the V; auD Tyas = Soup anes. Saturation of the of er. mountains. class. ow owners, - 7 | 4 ». northeast ~we. Sees So Se LOW PRICES, BASY TERM, | pasty cist sont Keuber va Fie “CARLETON: myretanaene CHCUPSTERSSTENANE, | pianos Fou muwz, TexINe anpurrauao, | fers wien Sas kata aul Cpen June 1. wae P = — ic. 2 Geneeat rememeer how, we Liny13- This SANDERS & ALTIMOME & « as ox STAYMARN, 94 F ST. N. W. HO KATLAWWAD. a Scheu em etvect May 10, 1891, ve Wasuiuurton run station cumer of New Jersey avenue and Cwreet lished reputation of a cent ception of cuests June 1: st Chesapeake and Olio F. ULE TRAINS. boi y. will open fed uninediately on the ray. with its sjslended ¥ and West, therefore By iepunic WwW SPRING La Season, June 1 to October. SHE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CIrY, N. J. ‘On the Reach with unsurpassed Ocean View. Salt water bathe in the house. Send for elrcul 3080-5, 7) HE FLORIDA, * Atlantic City, N. J.. Pacific ave. near Tennessee ave, ‘Stoam heat thirots (uny2s-1m) MJ. ECKERT. (PHE GOULD. ArLANTic city 141 OCEAN ‘ave. Neat beach; new house} newly Turntsied ; heated modern conveniences. ‘Open vli-eolUw)] ED. L. GOULD. _ WPHE HYGEIA. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J Corner Pacific and New’ York ivenues. $Aretclans tanuly hotel, with hone comtorts iow euiU. Upen sor the your. Banaeenen JOHN BHELLENBERGER, 2m Manaizer. 7 UE LEHMAN, OCEAN END OF FENNB\LVANIA ave., Atinntic City, N. J. venlanged, improved and heated liy hot water. ‘SaSh-ou F, W. LEHMAN. E. ROBERTS & SONS. 7) HE LELANDE, ATLANTIC CIiy, N. J. ‘On tiie beich, 3 venus. i Manayer. ner, Propriet » OREM, Prop. and Manacer. Mania ave. near beach. “Everything mew: “All mod: era hnproveuente litt, LEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. ‘PRE PITNEY, ‘L'Sow York ave. south of Pacife, Atlantic City, N.J. Vnuer new tuanueeiuent. Ocean view. fan" “MULGATKOYD & MALLACK, Prope TPE RENOVO, TENNESSEL 4¥ SEAR THE B ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. NOW OPEN. ayuda WM, E. CHEESE SAN, pie seven, Purk avenue, opposite the Hotel Brighton, Atlantic Gity,'N-J. Open ai the year. ‘Telephone No. 92. 30S ROVERS, Proprietor, late ut the Veruon’, sida (THE SHIRLEY, ATLANTIC CITY, S.3,) KEN: Tacky ave-; nvar the ocean. Oeus'June 10, ew house. All wodern appointigents. Pelephone 25) T SOUTHALL: Manager: Open until October 1. iny2isia ay wore and Brighton Hotels, ATLANIIC CITY, S.J Is NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. MAK\ &. DALGLEISH. jashingtou, D.C.mid-Lin® HE WINDERMERE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., ‘Ocean enil ‘Tenn.ave. open. Renovated: all te year fapschn) J. tronae, 90 TOMAR Re ASBURY PAKK, 5. J. ‘AL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. VIE | = Teadily accessible frou all pouuts of the colntry. For mae, For Chicago and Norvawest, Vewtbuled Limited = PAMPHLET. with full Snformaation call cn your : press trainee 1a tae hy hae dese 3 ‘SEA-SIn ficket acct oF arose ee EARL mbé3m 13: N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE. Lous ni staananolie, Vexti- — my 16-10 23 1130p us. dally PAL YORAGe, ——= | JpALLeT & DAVIS PIANO AGENCY To i and. xem daily, 0:90 Jamestown, 'R. I.; new house: fifty rooms; newly Closed. Fositive, inperative and unprecedente! = furnished, iodern ips. vclreujurn ot Stur office. 2 cas > __ | Parva ou thew ceicbrated Ligh rade pages ony | Pot Lexnccon aud Staunton t10-400.m. in JAMES A. BROWN, Froprictor. URORA HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VIRGINIA. | stew leit. dit itu st. uw. felt for aes 4, Aselect HEALTH KESOKT ou top of the Al. ghanies—open June} to a lunited number. Toois, good table, bowling alley, tenuis xr ERE EFF ¥FP s & F ft i livery: | Fishing and shooting in season. ~ Hens i KR Fe FP rates.” Circulars ut Star office. J. H. SHA ik F NEWCASTLE, N.H. proprietor. my" il ker F or (HE MISSES NEVINS WILL OPEN THE DROEGE Cottae. Deer Park, Garrett county, Md., June 4. A limited number of guests can 14 acpuinmodated. Til June Faddrees 167 Cestuut st., Philadelphia my2-eoln Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes distant, where coaches irom the house meet every 830; 0 pan 7 nasi = For Ananpo.in, +0 auil 8300 9 and 42 SORT PEN TEINWAY, CHASE, GABLER, BRIGGS PIANOS, | » FOF ADBEPS In, 590 an 2:10 and 424 ae Bier coy. it 2 Oe al ee eS tessa | he eee 2, 14:90 p.m. * onlse st Or Hawersturwn, 110 ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore, co and vexvtables ip abun note Sec Pa ave | pOVAL “BLUR ini reulars at Star office. Open for the season June 27. may Ly-2in® ALEN RIDGE HOUSE, x CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON, N. Y. Modern improvements: Leauti.ul grounds and scen- TSuaet Parkes FRANE JONES, Prop. | ery;inoderate rates. Civeula tay tite pA \REEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LOCATED ON W. K. HILL, Manager. mytom | (9 Frog Hil Farm, bine } Gast side | ppectal attention PO in” invited to tty — “New Artistic Styles," fuse m deauns of HGH: | pa = = = = SS EST DECORATIVE AKT. Pianos day, a ty SAY; 2% 10-00 and 11.35a.m. Bam SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS, Fur tine of suburi OND-HAND FIANOS.—A lanve amortinent, ats CALS see thine tables, to beliall alnost every Well-known. AY RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD, OPENS LE tape idee aw PALS ko am the | Of all ticket axents. | June 13. Finest location on the bay. Convenient | full vie ery {Tom orticows uns 3 table | fowruutres, SELCEAL TRDUCEMESTS cde bea pots, Beatin and tating Stems iaunch wakes | "apn THOS. 8. LOVETT, Proprietor. | HURTHLY UNST. Tm wine desired. br trips arom tel bri jon apa cir = = WM. KNALE & Co. apply to WM. MEZICK, sup iat, Bay age, | [ STEBVALE, ¥. 5. as SIT Market spade INTERVALE HOUSE. Finest located hotel in the mountains. From its RIGHT HOU! hoboth, Del. B SE. CAPE HENLOPEN CITY, RE- 1s well-known hotel will reopen DANVILLE KAILMOAD 00. AM SUP’ 3. ay 10th. Leu ang0.. Write for ciretiars. z broad verandas are views of unlimited extent aud ti Lz ILY SUE FLIRS. — | ger station, Woslemctos ys at PeRntyivene Pesmem- ae — —— tee & WARRINGTON. Surpasmed beauty, No exrense has spocdne 0 20 TH. WALKER & CO. AND YOU WILL | x Daily, for ymchin Stops at all ste 0 BAe [OTEL, COLON fo the co nal conv ce of gusts. ai ind al) kinds of Kary Fruits, Vesetabies, Spris cue at Cal on be ‘aren > eee ae ra cH HQTEL. COLONIAL BEACH, | Patments are socoud to nou of the, fest city Ivete | Grice ay manager Bary Fraite, Vecetabiea, Sp ottewvilie daity. asaya he eee Fiche cabling, boating, chin Bee cite Pox | Aisi i addition, Hhasa'veriect spate of drainuce | the Finest hora aud Java’ Cotter, All at tue 1 Clinton ‘Forge and White ulpnur sytinte, a Leet tanle Cuisine unsurpassed; $8 to el? | Will be opened June Land forthe mouth or Tene | Warket, prices. A.so Granulat —— ee Wn ivooe fs Per week. Keuced rates fojamuuies, Further inforina- Fancy Eizin Creamery, ——. | A Kuoxvilie, Chu ; + Svecial ‘rate can’ be had it applied for st Tele: 3. % Chateamoass Sy ao P, Prop. Graph im house.” Fost ofice XH. | my 28am 46 uiian tor 3 : OLEL HENTA $3 STEFHE: ONS. a= Peper, Onutice, Charlottesville: Lp nelbare Denwiey FH keywieth, Delaware, will regpen June my30-s.tu,th,Ot BEST NEN PUTTER Grecunboro. Rawich. absvary aud statue testy Porches witha good outlook Orta at ae chit | [x OLB'S MORRELL HOUSE, CAMP HILL HAT. | 3 1b tne ee x veicots Dori Carwlitia Division | Cuatiutte atid statone Se Rv aananees st Bear oftice. | KK ere Ferry. W.Va opeus tot guests Mag dh te | Became penches oF : frome Division.‘and sistions mxGlm? __j 995 Let. u.w.. Washington, B.¢. | fermi, Bc. apply af, the HOLD Propeioeress. | penatie wares Bigtom fo a pea ‘ ont = = on. B.C. | 7 jon, D.C. 0 : | Bis Bortie Zinzan tion tor ail ota ated met ‘DHE FIDTATINY, DELAWARE WATER Gap. | “uyb-ias Guar Borie Ont bot to Atlanta, conmectae era Tages ee Want ._ Now open.” A mountain resort celourated foF = SE : rw. Hottie Holland Gan fo ACianta, connect te th Pullman bieeper Atiaul fate on a : ‘OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA. | 1): to ‘New Grieans "via" Mu “3 Snr eeerctaoemery and eattnralness. For circniae | ee eo vuTT prorat: He Botte Mart Wiis Pail ~ Big Bottle Californua oct St. Julien and otuer Clarets. GEO. A. O'HARE, 1557 7th at, my26-lin* Will be open from Juné 5 to Uctover 1 Terms, 86 per week. y18s¥gm ‘(HE SUMMIT HOUSE, HARPEWS FERRY, W. Va.—The largest houss and rots and highest Via Mirninwghaus anites Seeper tur Augusta vis boro with Pullman meet we mm Ho. Sprinice Sun . A. BRODHEAD & SONS, Props. CASTLETON, BRIGHTON HEIGHTS, Landing, Staten Island Anew amd With elevator and ali moder cr 3 inte statio the 3 huproveivents; decorated throughout, and elecantiy | PORK, AVPUY for circular and torus, “Oven duncis. | Burrex: Burren: Burren Dim. train comberts at Kiverton for Luray Were fists ie 1001S: LODGES Broymetaet eee let of the healthiest Mountain Resort in America Datly — Washi om an O'}, PINT ConFoRT, “Va —sHEnWooD. tah 12-3m' od Palaces, consisting of Drawing Koon, Dine Gen all year; pure sca sir:'no malaria: hot end | 7SHE KATSEERG Jars Crosse & Blackwell's Assorted Jams 950. ing, Sleeping and ‘Bullet, Svokine, Littrery aid Ole Fronting on the ocean at 6th ave. ; entirely modern; open June 1:3; accommodates 20 and information address W. HAKVEY JON new and For rates SBURY Par: Gelightful.y located : Inkes : perf Sanitation: us, wire springs aud hair mattresses; su- perior table; Hops, tennis, boating, fishing. Sixt! dence, Op dimes to October 1. PHOS. eas AN & E. CRITTENDEN, termes Parson tee Also proprietor of **Mountain Resort," the * Coop BURY PANK, ¥. 4. conta Bouse’ (Stuexo Lake), Gooperstow ee MY wey 1S oe Family hotel; fronting ocean; lichted by gas and | F'OR SALE-BLAKISTON'S ISLAND_A BEAUTI- ric! artesian water; modern improvements; ful cottage chea) bs and at Shporiop tabi; terms moderate and malucet: muril 3 abe'N'DINENHCWERS. duly, Eleventh season, myissm_ | _my15-1m 3th and G sts. Dew. 3 $Bg.baten, abe. tian and oysters, “Noderate rates | ‘Ti, paitrctive sad well-arranced summer resorts saad Faxurious desu, built express tor cae ncaa and ASBURY PAE SJ sore, week and wyward "Oo: BCOHTAC | iegeamy icatnd mer tbe taatgused tae toay Cot ih ese: catre fare 1s chaiwel on Gin tae t. eee tee gat Directly on ocean jront. All modern {mprovements. = = 5 = = om pot J ¥ . Arrives at Ati open TURES inca). wal APFURMTE ap” | PixaSASE SURMER PRON, CHESAPRARE | nl Pusute am teavife coew, eda Tue cast ouoce, Score SBURY PARK, N.J.—COLEMAN HOUSE. | bathing, fishine and boating; delichttul drives. ‘Fable | house on the premises for free Use of «tests: accone jeridvan, how Urieuns ant As Wrrocty ou ths bosch. Theloding bord | bouutifaily suppliod ettiees erie Meee oF ee iahcng for 00. Por further pertains piss ad |_#°220 O84 Louisiana ave. nw. ; Vikihen oe eg ESR SES a Coa Uta | RUS Aa ANTS tthe af as pore: | gris HORN Gna, Mena coset : ng psorpation sedres a EASE ther particulars adds. Cae. Fa Westy ey yew? POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. ucts Mears Nora Cavin Tnivieion, Charlotte toou! Clerk. t v Bt. Slary's county, Ma. sie = | stations South Carvlina Dives te Matus sen see a = MISCELLANEOUS. }OH FORIMLSS MUNHUE, NORFOLK, Mica: | tious Atiants and Charone Diente Ankenes [ASBURY PARK, No cama, T CESS ANNE, U ae | conmection is tuade in, Union seation tor elf Va.. oF any pout south take the sew moth propellers Washington and Noriolk, 7 p. tm. daiiy from foot of 7th st, my s-han JOHN CALLAHAN. Gen'l Supt. FOE SOREOLR AND OLD POINT TAKE Steawer LADY OF THE LAKE. | Faro @ ‘cable cars, p.m. Lighted ‘with erectricit thrcuchout. ‘Through tickets to Boston, :mciuda ‘ca aid aiago Foouus, #1075, aud Now York, of ‘Telephone caf, 1300; and C.& 0. offices—513.and 1421 Penna. ave. ‘{imyd) ‘WOOD, G. T. MAExEAND (AND VIRGINIA, STEAMBOAT ‘at 4 pau. for leaves every bunday rxted VIRGINIA BEACH, VA., ye ‘THE FAMOUS VIRGINIA OCEAN RESORT, EIGH- TEEN MILES FROM NORFOLK. FINEST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING ON THE ATLANTIC CoasT. SEND FOR SUMMER RATES. ithwest. Tarot Fei recital aoe MELE FULLY £03 Hees, p Gina at Lynchburs with Saba Eegive miles trom Newport to reat this season for 81,200. Address BRISTOL, Star oftice. _Je2-3t" KEE wan Wil RENT THE HANDSOMELY FULLY FUR. SiGe] ot eee enn ee Sanat ee BO PaaS Solio vig Atlaite, Monicuransy. 2, J aleanbemaeey vhs ob Wanuinurton and Unis division leave ston 98 za ly 2pm a and myzl2w L°*6 POINT sOTEE, LONG POINT, N. ¥., So malaria wing: wey. tenis, Tooting tate ing and Sabine: good livers';a Bret-clase orchestra; weekly: le and service unsurpassed ; transient, per COTTAGES AT ASBURY PARK FOR SEASON, { furnished. MILAN ROgs, ¥26-1 Asbury Park, N. \ ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, MemOronneaT ay back, m. hops; t S2perday and upward. Special rates ior families, Address HARRISON 8. DOWNS, my28-c030t Hotel Metropole, N. ¥. city. ‘ROONNELL 4 rpenconxeL ee BERLORD ARANDALE SPRINGS, Hotel opens tor reception of pests attractions of , Pi june 3.’ TI the place are well known and the repu- ‘waters well extabilshed. "“acation unsa (DHE LEADIEY—ASDURY PARK, N. 3.. FOURTH Asse. meats beach 10m season! Accbianodetions Bathing, pavilions aud aie. cone Gitions pertect. “Siva. U. (GOULD) PROBST. Foy. mys oan Spe WINDSOR,” Tee atand Kaley, Asbury, Park, ¥.3, 100 varus irotioceuti. special rates for June, Under inanagenuent of owner. my30-2m ELKOSE INN, ON THE Open June 1 to October 1: Tny30-e02m THE coronano, M.¥. COMPTON. REXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY, N.J., NEAR TH Biren i ce iagane bah dab, th ll Uiteusons Stee. d.'A. MPRKS, “uytbaunipy sess CONGRESS HALE S08 eke ee Bytes eed orchestra. “Open Jape, tation of, irs. C. H. BAUG! ron Passed. or citculars apply to Peterstiile Pairk Go ia myc Ne 1 U0. OVES, Proprietor. ma SOSA MVTLLSIP & SMITH, Props._| _my20-tuth&sat2w* ami 'PPHE CARLTON, COR. 18f AVE. AND BERGH ‘OODLAWN, ROCKVILLE, MD.. W! Asbury Park, NJ. 3 % TL = ot Mise ODGERS, BEPFoRD epnixas, gerne NG OPER bee wUaL, 3 a Sirs. F. M. LOOMS. se Now York ave. anism \HE FENTMORE— ree = ern ian) its. blocks from-ocean. HOTEL Capacity, 200 tests. Sor petiaare nia ogee URE Aa MEDICAL, &c. PROFESSIONAL. jel THOS. NOBLE, Asbury Park, N.J. ook: OnE at een office, i ear sa RO! ONAL /E CAN BE OBTAIN! Sere nade eaten oe VoID ¥. F SUF BY CONSULT Aedes ane . MAGNETIC, HAS TREATED 7eittin det eat M Bh veins tsiaas. a Fane. 3 open Senay. FROM NEW YOKK EV imx WEDNESDAY. “ie Be oe ee Soe Sees ree See ee, a ‘Write for pamphlet on this great Resort and the famous BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. my73m 1, B. DOTY, MANAGER. Peery tsunmenic Aarne L the seeson. B. tn. Ww. Feiiureat gy Spris, We C: from cradle to «rave; ave. 8.8. del -1 Ee ane tecteteet east ee NGS AND pepe Pa feed? fe et eT EY ites fie Ca Sa ee CP ReuSrarite AND Walro INSTITU. pore a just. ‘have &