Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1891, Page 7

——S=— ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON |e ate D.C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1891. Worn-out, “run-down,” feeble women, need Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It builds them up. It’s a powerful, restorative tonic, or strength-giver —free from alcohol and injurious drugs. The entire system is re- newed and invigorated. It im- ores digestion, enriches the blood, ispels aches and pains, gives re- freshing sleep, and restores flesh and reagtk As a soothing nervine, it allays and subdues hysteria, spasms, and all the nervous symptoms eom- monly attendant upon functional and orgavic disease. It’s the only oe medicine for women, t- does what is promised—or it asks nothing. It gives satisfaction, in every case, or the money id for it is refunded. That’s the way its makers prove their faith in it.” Contains no aloo- hol to inebriate ; no syrup or sugar to derange digestion; a legitimate medicine, not a beverage. Purely vegetable and perfectly harmless in any condition of the system. or Wrong? 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Stir up the liver, Lutld up the system, rewulate the bowsls Aud put the kidneysin s bealthy condition with WILLIAMS’ SARSAPARILLA. 3t 's muaranteed to cure all Blood apd Skin Dis- cases, RHEUMATISM, Rheumatic Paius aad make a Healthy Constitution of the money will LUTZ & BRO.. 407 Penn. ave.. adjoining National Hotel. Fypets ane Satchels of best make at low prices, CITY AND DISTRICT. &F The special value of Tar Evestxo Stan to advertisers is the fact that itis not thrown away after once being read, but passes through half dozen pairs of handsat least before being tossed aside. ‘This is the advantage pre- sented by a family newspaper. VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS Interesting Speeches at the Eighth Anni- versary of the Assoctation Here. ‘The Virginia Republican Avsociation cele- brated the eighth birthday of its life last night in a largely attended meeting at Grand Army} Hall, where speeches and good cheer wer@both parte of the entertainment. Col. George M. Arnold acted as master of ceremonies, and after calling the meeting to order introduced the chairman of the association, Mr. J. H. Harrison, who made a pleasant little speech of welcome and read a brief outline of the history of the organization since its beginning. ‘THE PRESENT SITUATION. At the conclusion of his rewting Mr. Harri- son introduced Mr, Geo. Pryor of Virginia, who gave an interesting account of the present situation of Virginia politics and said that th greatest problem of the day was that of pol tics, and especially was this trae to the col- ored man. It was ungenerous to practically 250,000 voters in the matter of dis- pensing 130,000 offices. He said there was a sufficient colored republican vote in either New York or Indiana to turn the political scales either way. There was no radical difference between the professions and the practices of the two great Parties as regarded the colored race, and there Was uo moral question nowadays in politics. It would be a proud distinction to see a colored man in the cabinet, but to see the race highly elevated in morals, in property and in educa- tion was by far the grandest distinction. HON. JOHN M. LANGSTON. Mr. Pryor was followed by John M. Langston, who made anearnest appeal to the association to organize and increase its membership to aid in 1892, as it did in 1888, to carry Virginia for Harrison, Morton and Langston. The speaker made reference to the President's speeches at Laurel Hill and Paterson, N. J., and said that such sentiments as Mr. Harrison bad expressed should endear him to every colored man in the land. He also referred to the President's mes- sage, and said that what be had said in that document showed he was the colored man’s true friend. ‘The speaker appealod to the colored voters to stand by the mun who had been their frien After the speeches refreshments were served by the lady members of the auxiliary associa~ tion. ‘The secretary, Mr. F. D. Lee, read letters of ret from the Secretary of the Navy and others, HISTORY OF THE ASSOCIATION. This association was organized in 1883 under the presidency of Mr. Matthew Trimble, the present assessor of this District. ‘The pur- pose of the organization is to encourage and keep up an interest with the many voters tem- porarily residing in the District who are from the state of Virginia, and to aid the republican party by forwarding’ each man to his voting precinct on all elections. During the campaign of Hon. John 8. Wise for governor of the state the society forwarded 1,700 voters to the state. Again, in 1888, in the national campaign, it sent 2,500 men. Tn 1889 nearly 3,000 voters were sent to Gen. Mabone’s rescue. ‘The last great effort of the association was in the helping to secure the congressional delegation from Virginia tor the republican party. This organization has been represented in all con: entions held by the National League clv:bs | aL. enrolled as a . ber of that body otiers are elected annually. John H. Harri- son of Alexandria, Va., is its prevent chairman. He is an active politician, haviug attended allof the important conventions held in the state for the last seven or eight years, serving on some of the most important committees. He has twice been chosen chairman of the organized voters of the eighth Virginia district. Mr. Harrison is regarded as being one of the strongest repub- licans in his district. He has twice declined small places offered him under the administra- tion, prefering to use his influence for others. ge ‘The Marine Band Concerts, To the Editor of The Evening Star: For over thirty years the Washington public has enjoyed daring the summer months two Marine Band concerts # week, one on Wednes- day and one on Saturday. For some reason even this meager boon seems to be in a fair way of being denied, for the “4 o'clock Marine Band matinee” on Saturdays ean hardly be galled a “public concert,” nine-tenths of the jashington public being debarred from at- tendance at that, for them, unseasonable hour. | The Weduesday evening concerts seem to be indefinitely postponed. ‘Two years ago, under a similar state of affairs, ‘Tux Stan kindly came to the assistance of the public and by its timely article caused the band to play. “The excuse then was that it was “awaiting orders” to that effect. It was bad enough to close the program fust at the hour when the working people were able to rench the grounds #0 us to en- able the band to fill private engagements at “summer opera,” which bas been the custom of inte years, but the substitution of 4 o'clock he hour for Saturday's concerts and the suspension of the Wednesday's performance leaves nothing whatever to the public. It is hoped Tux Stax will again let its light shine on this subject. A Loves or Music. Ra sear, ‘The Golden Cross. Mount Vernon Commandery, No. 440, U. 0. G. C., held its regular meeting Monday evening at Good Templars’ hall, Vice Noble Commander Miss Emma V. Dulin presiding. A large num- ber of visitors were present, incInding Grand Commander J. N. Ehle, Vice Grand Commander Miss Marguerite McCutcheon, Noble Com- mander J. A. Dickinson of Columbia Com- mandery, Miss Anna L. Slack, Mrs. Mary E. Peabody and Frank E. Newton of Capital Com- mandery, E. R. Barbour of St. John's Com- mandery, Dr. 8. L Groot, F. R. Johnson, Mise Fannie C. Cordero, Mrs F. R. Johnson and Miss Adelaide Payne of Goodwill Commandery. Remarks on the good of the order were made by movt of the visitors, and Sir Kuights Fowler and Venable of Mt. Vernon Commandery. Sir Knight Fowler presented a number of choice books to the commandery t6 form @ nucleus for Golden Cross library. —_-_—_ Vital Statistics, During the twenty-four hours ending at noon Yesteruay twenty deaths were reported to the health office, showing one death from cholera morbus, the first one this season. ‘Ihe deaths reported wore as follows: John W. Nickerson, jr., white, thirty-six years, con- sumption; Emeline Pinkney, colored, seventy years, paralysis; James H. Harris,’ colored, Bfty-vight years, chronic cystitis; Ernest O. Howzee, wliite, two years, pneumonia; Joseph- ine Gaines, colored, eighteen years, puerperal mania; Rosetta Craft, colored, thirteen years, consumption; Henry "Magruder, white, forty- two years, angina pectoris; George Brown, colored, sixty years, heart disease; James A. Grifin, while. thirty-five years, pneumo- pia; Jennie R. E. Howard, colored, two years, bronco pneumonia; Robert E. Cook, colored, fifty-three "years, heagt clot;’Sibbie Chapman, colored, fifty years, valvular disease heart; Ella ' Willis,” col- ored, fifteen years, consumption; David P. Melntire, white, five years, diphtheria; Wm. Mattingly, white, five days, trismus; Martha J. Widdows,’ white, seventy-six years, asthma: James Bandall,’ colored, fifteen years, acute tuberculosis: Mary L. Kaiser, white, twenty- one years, cholora morbus; Ella E. Carroll, white, thirty-four years, patulysis of beart; Alberta Shorter, colored, tive months, convul- sions. —_—_ Three Badly Frightened Boys. ‘There were three badly frightened boys in the Police Court yesterday. They were Walter Brown and his brother Clinton and Joseph Calhoun. The boys were charged with | the larceny of # toy bank from the house of | Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald in Georgetown. ‘The brothers were nine and ten years old and Cal- EEL. conqott oxpintnnd that the beye wos aedh ir charged with housebreaking on account of their age. ‘The house of Mrs. Fitzgerald Sunday by cutting slats from the window shut- ters, and the policeman said that they went to three different the same dar. a | A good th was suggested as un ishment. ‘The boys cried bitterly aud prolised net to do so again. Mrs. Calhoun said she had corrected her boy ind it was gecerally enderstosd that the Brown hove wow be given a dose of the same sort of Judge Miller lectured the boys and told them {hat thee was ecncing God tn aon sot teae were not cereful the string would tighten. ‘They were released on their personal bonds. cuiealgeeaerre ulin Bea meaty Seproree te eonge of Ti. THE BACCARAT SCANDAL. ‘Lanching in the Court Room--Gen. Williams’ Story. ‘The Prince of Wales glowered when the bold Jaryman stopped him by his question when he ‘was upon the point of leaving the witness box at the termination of Sir Charles Russell's cross- examination in the trial of the baccarat case, as narrated in Tux Stan's London dispatches yes- terday, but toward the end of his answors to the juryman the prince smiled benigniy upon the entire jury. Then he shrugged his shoal- ders and passed across the conrt to his seat on the bench and from there, in company with the lord chief justice, toa private door, through which the prince and the judge disappeared on their way to luncheon, the former leaving the court hurriedly for fear that he would be asked more bold questions by fearless jurymen before ‘nce had fortified bis inner man for the During the balf honr devoted to Innching not one of the IMidies, with the exception of the Coleridge party, left ‘the court, but, on. th other hand, sandwiches, cakes ‘and ‘healthy- looking flasks were produced from the backets and # jovial promiscuous luncheon was thor- oughly enjoyed. It wasa picnic for many in every sense of the word. At about 2 o'clock the lord chief justice re- turned alone, hong apparently left the Prince of Wales, who had funched with bita, in. some place of ‘safety, orelse he had ween the heir Apparent on “his way back to Marlborough House. OuN. WILLIAMS’ STORY. Gen. Owen Williams, who was the next wit- ness, related the now well-known incidents connected with the Tranby Croft baccarat games, the general's testimony, in the main, concurring with that given by the witnesses who had previously been examiued. Gen. Williams, who is @ stalwart “militaire,” held himself upright in the box as on parade. His | line of evidence left the impression that Cum- ming’s friends did what honorable men could do to assist him. He said: Our friendship | has existed twenty years and continued unim- | paired till September. 1 first heard the sug- | estion of cheating on the evening of Septem- | er 10, when Lord Coventry usked me to go to his room, where he met Mr. Green and four others. Mr. Green made « statement, which the witness afterward recorded, showing how Cumming was watched and was seen to in- crease and decrease etakes alter play had been declared. Before informing the Prince | of Wales he made the suggestion that « docu- ment giving the particulars of the scandal be prepared aud signed. After admitting that the plaintii had reproached Lord Coventry and himself for giving him (Cumming) what he termed “bad advice” witness, continuing, said that Cuming had before asked whether he (witness) believed the charge. Witnosa told him the evidence was so overwhelming that he could uot do otherwise. When informed who his accusers were he spoke of their statements ‘as thove of mere boys against himself, a man of | great experience, but he did not ask to be con- fronted with them. Witness, who knew the ac- vusers, could see no interest in their making false charges. In the course of the interview with the Prince of WalesCumming said: “I think I shall refer the matter to my command- ing officer and the Dike of Cambridge.” Net- tled at the remark, witness replied: “You are perfectly at liberty to refer it to the Duke of Cambriige, but neither he nor your commund- ing officer will deal as leniently with you us Lord Coventry and myself.” CUMMING'S VIEW OF THE SUMMARY. After the affair became public Cumming met witness and Lord Coventry to consult as to what he should do. “We replied,” continued the witness, “that we were not ina position to offer advice.” He asked if any record of the aifair had been kept. It was read to him. He then said: “That is a very fair summary of what happened, but I think you might have let me down more easily.” This was on the 26th of January. On the 27th he wrote me that the story was in everybody's mouth, and that there Was nothing left for him todo but to luce himself unreservedly in his colonel’s wands. He asked me to do him justice and way that he never acknowledged to Lord Coventry and myself the truth of the accusations. He stated also that unless the reports were contra- dicted there was nothing left to him but to banish himvelf forever or cut his throat. He denied that he had in any way acknowledged his guilt, but that he signed the paper under a wrong impression. On being ré-examined Gen. Williams said he never recollected the bank at Trauby Croft becoming unlimited. Play opened at £50 or £100. When he told Cumming that the evi- dence was overwhelming he bad heard nothing | beyond the statement of Mr. Green, and he tacitly acquiesced with the others. Gen. Williams said that it was at his own sug- Bestion that the document giving the purticu- lars of the baccarat scandal was prepared and signed. The general made thig suggestion in view of the “possibilities of the future,” and he made the suggestion that secreey should be maintained. Upon the document being pre-| sented to Sir William Gordon Cumming, the | baronct observed that his signing the paper | would be tantamount toa contession of guilt and to anadiission that it was true that he had cheated at cards. ‘This, said Gen. Williams, | ‘was a statement that he, the witness, concurred | in, but he told Sir William that it was his only | hope of escape, as it was impowsible to rebut the evidence which existed against him. ‘On cross-examination by Sir Charles Russell Gen. Williams eaid that the accusation against his friend Cumming came with a horrible shock. On the second night (September 9, 1890, ) of the baccarat playing at ‘Iranby Croft he, the witness, heard the Prince of Wales tell the plaintiff that he (Sir William) should keep his hands further back, because he (the prince) could not see the stakes. The general, con- ‘ing, said that he aud the others who’ were present at Tranby Croft on September 8, 9 and 10 last told the plaintiff that signing the docu- ment agreeing never to play cards again was the only way out of the difficulty, and if he did not do so he would have to leave the house, and would in addition be warned off every ‘raco course in England or elsewhere. A SENSATION IN COURT. ‘This last piece of testimony cansed another and most decided sensation in court, the gayly dressed indies whispering and chatting over it for several minutes. When Sir Charles Russell asked Gen. Williams why he continued to address the plaintiff us Dear Bill” after the baccarat disclosures the witness explained that the plaintiff was suffer- ing from an agony of mind and that he (the general) did not wish to add to his old friend's grief. ‘The witness at another part of bis cross-ex- amination admitted that the plaintiff had re- roached Lord Coventry and himself for giving im (Sir William) what he termed “bad ad- h a profound bow to the counsel and an- other to Lord Coleridge the witness marched out of the box. Gen. Williams’ testimony ended the case for the plaintiff wnd the trial was adjourned until this morning. a. ntety. A Fourteen-Year-Old Pirate. Fourteen-year-old Harry Jordan of Newark, N_J., bought a pistol and hired a boat on Mon- day. Pullitg out on the river he encountered another boat occupied by Jobn Lewis and two other boys. Jordan ordered these boys to hold up their hands. ‘They refused, and he shot Lewis in the head. Some men in another boat called to Jordan, who replied with a bullet, which slightly wounded John Jannon, When a policeman attempted to arrest Jordan he palled ont his pistol, but tho officer clubbed it Sut of his hand, shen Neer mee Electric Storms In Two Cities, An energetic electric storm occurred Mon- day afternoon and night in Cincinnati and Covington, accompanied with » strong gale. The telegraph wires were-uscless for several hours, and 1,200 telephones and « $6,000; dynamo of the Cinciunati Electric Light Com- pany were burned out. In Covington the lightning strack in many places, one being th clock in St. Aloysius’ Catholic Church steeple. ‘The clock was shattered, but the steeple was not injured. A storm passed over St. Louis ag 5 o'clock yesterday morning, and did considerable dam- age to wires of all kinds. Telephone | poies were blown across the street ilway tracks and caused ® cessation of that traffic and a great ineonventence to those living in the suburbs. Travel on several of the electric lines was suspended for several hours. Many shade trees were destroyed and some little damage done to buildings on the outskirts of the eity. United Confederate Veterans. Almost every house in Jacksou, Miss, is handsomely decorated with national and con- foderate colors. Gen. John B. Gordon, the grand commander; Gen. Kirby Smith, lienten- ant general commanding the eastern depart- ment, and Gen. Cabell, licutenant general trans-Mi department, to- tol, gether with their staffs, are all on hand. He was responded Gordon. The Sooeeiss ie athens SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. LADIES’ _GOODs. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEA-SIDE—NEW ENGLAND, SPRINGS AND BATHS, AR Guove E mom, OME. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., NIEW Tr N . A nicky ave. second rom beech. Osc HAD I., OPENS JUNE 27. Bart sces- et eteee Stl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. myisen. 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Patutly How Frize Medal Paris Exposition. 200 first Ipdorwed by over 100 thse wihools, nud Soeste IER RESORT, CHESAPEAKE Ali seaside constorte: KR RENT—THE HANDSOMELY FULLY Eee Sa | ; hing, shine and bostine: delizuttul drives: Tatie iaued residence of ex-tiov- Hourn at Bristol, Hea oe ance token tm enchenes. HE STODDART ; Douncifaily ecrplien sitines ieee) tet | only twelve ied incm Newport to tent tiie sap | UPEMU Chat at take the place of sur COR. TAASUIS AND PACTFIG AVENUES, | Yuu2U/17 guy plled with am LURtrIes eI of ce ee a a ee TEN CONTI ets an wa, Near Traymore and Brighton Hoteis, Bicantons Sue and Toert ane dadly tried For tue | Pr EE AA I STEINWAT, CHASE, GABLER, BidGGs PIANOS, Is NOW OPEN FUkt THE SEASUN. thor particulars aaaress” (Cari lw. 1 Wisty kK SUMMER RESORT organs and soliaus fot wae or Fe O Por Frederik, 111 ire MAI E: DALGLEISH. _ | _Jel-be ldge ¥. O.. St: Mary'ecounty, Ma. FWil] reopen June Io fas wellshaded lawn, fine — 4, Vor Mase Son, Washinston, D.C. m4-lin® ratown, 31 = Aprons daily t Went Virginia, Rontucky — attbute, sieepers sha’ cntire Gente are ae ‘mat Latin, 10) oa Duluaay WASHINGTON SOUTHE yaw ty Gewtitialiols Hulu uvele » kone fon Forge, satving Iupeb ‘Vestibule Limited, daily. ine cat rok saa ett Ast) ND hs went, OM STATI ‘AS POLLO! vay Lduudtet Exprene jo 'Care at 10-0) aim. danigy aly to Coicawo, Colmaba a Bt. ouim, writ parlor cat Harrielure te Pipe E fine viewe: prominens headlands grounde wid ‘ 5 fare, ant siccyine fare thon Pitiebare to tee Sow so Seca ea eprctatmants. for Vathting, boating and Bsiing PRIVATE FOR OUR _— NTA CHILDREN'S HATS AND MOURNING Gaptveie," Ftisvure to Columbus. ‘Atoms, to my2i- ie of olsantar bia, Pyne, | SUERTE Adis i “GILSs. hiyisatetm” | Q UROKA WOCGE, anon, west VIRTQIA Sia he enchant Me | HE NAW 5 select HE SUIT on ton ie . 30 PG Foret DENG, BE NANEPASHEMET Oe, ete HEALTH RESON og top of the GOODS A SPECIALTY. Harrisbury "smi ‘Sietiius Cars Harrisbure to Wt ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3.. - ~ roou ble. bowling aley, teun's crowns and fan une eomee SB Cinctupati and Dining Car Har Facing the soa; open aii tie year: hot vea water bathe livery Wg @hd shooting im season. Reasor ant veteg Paprese ot sad fe Me < few and improved siitery appomtinents. rates 7or gatree Ca RRR tn Tally with eorin fo5-in JOSE BOMEON. | Te wan zwour peupeietor, ot abn Ran BREE G SS, cincawe, gad oe — “RES, DIRERIAT, ateANaIC Ty xa. | 'T OTH, MOSTAES VIEW HOUSE, AURORA, W.VA. 139 F STREET, Merten ite cee iaryland ave. he otean , is on now open ; elevation 3,00) ieet ; ar, del a xt and Chicago. Prettiest houses at thin favorite resort’ Iti hande fuistenery. ood cose, ance ‘rooms, fut tenuis, |‘ Mh20Sm Opposite the Ebitt, bam, Naat, tor Fistabang ane te Fone sees and awodern im NEWCASTLE, No yorling getine ana ‘adress $03 sith Nrodi Sleeper te Hitavurm, ad PU coming the x ninent : SRENCH ACCORDION TLAlliINa REDUCED DALVINOKE AND poTOMAC TATLROS Todi ty theweek, #10 wo B18 GoW. KES H Gatskiil Mowiteins, X.Y. Tor the rem yeom Ladies ehirie Re por For hae, Catauairun, Nocheater abd Raagmre Paty #3, by . bw. Reflroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes Opens Saturdays June ga: children’s skirt parle bisitiNg, | Ser kine, cauandaicus ani hochester Aatty :for Be ‘OTEL MI, VERNON, distant, where coaches trom the Louse mest every | Rat: ced during July. forms, cirealar: LUCAS, w0s ck st. ‘nw ‘apl0-2m" caceyt Saturday, 10-0) ATLANTIC CITY, N, aalinformetion sdarag 7D Fort wos f° oat Soi Masittarton to Nocheatee wheter and Niagara Dale, aD for il-ustrated cata - hag} stat 1G New Lork to 6200 perday. JAMES S. MUON: inyaesin | ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore. Broadway and Siettins clone Enter’ and wnnte werk of ovary Goncrigtion wo end Kae ot 10.50 om JACKSON HOUSE.— PERFECT SANTTAKY AR-| Open for the season June 27. my2-skwl0t ew dork City. ANTON AND CAROLINE CH, formerly with | ) exonpt Sunday aneaaves Lemaatc Cie Re eGeasal Shahan Tiiiestcete oe wen arrem a | Sa prone Nolen nye. | Sograliapenrat coe seam, nee a ; MA Li eattractive and well- ummer resort is = WISHING 4 . FINE Whit "% BP ms . vo ae FRANK JONES, Prop, | a4 Cstslail Mountain ‘fal roud, nw wide pinez" 30:00 aud TH Tn Miivrometly contortable:rereraished open all she Huntet Mountain ead the Colcce’s Cele boning bitndre Yoar; Qcoan ‘end New York ave, W. K. HILL, Manager. myl-2m = | bouse on the premises for iree use of Kets: accu tua Car to vev Lwite! Express with Due Car Wer, dati PULA ONLY, aye and 245p.im. dafly, hyth to Wasisiugton and Ba! 3 spot in table; muk, | tention of the iadies os Waslington. Ppa e oat Guy eve. dalarge, sn vnioveg Taran | (Cina, ute geate, Ben ok nate | a Sete ti a i oot Slane, 2.83 pom, sworn 21,50 to $2.50 per day. No ther house on the Island | honriy trips iro. Hotel, ~Forinformation and cirewar | Cire D Z s. Carauil: teaime connect at dete these rates. Bend for pampuiet. Hi. D.LASTMAN. gpply to Wal. MEZICK, Superin.endent, Bay Ride, » M. DE YEING =e .: ie aitect trates: a ye Lea ie A-ha 5 OUNTAIN HOUSE, LOCATE Y CLEANING, isa, Coutle terriers ecruse ronda ‘HE CHALFONTE, RIGHT HOUSE, CAPE HENLOPEN CITY, RE- Fruit Hil) Farm, Blue iudee incuntain, Fot Atiautic City, A2y a! ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. hoboth, Del. - This well-knowm hotel will reopen | Shonandoah river; vOminutesfrou Harjer's be Se Ek ‘On thse Munch with uneunpaased Desun View. a Write for circulars. Va.: bus meets all day trams. G. W. GRE: ANTON FISCHER & SON, 3 *.10, 9.00, B40, Bait water bath the Louse, ; : NOLFE & WARRINGTON. _ | Dretor. _tayee ost. 3w RES 5 Song ‘ \OLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, COLONIAL BEACH, ILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA; | FLANNEL SUITS AT KEDUCED RATES MY Sly, Gam F Send tor circular. Cervan: Gxttive ae Westie Rape | HL 2) Ror ae eee ARES FREE VA | GRANNIES, OUTS, 3 rep $1220-5m F. ROBERTS & SONS._ | , Fishing. crabbing, boating, bathiny fest oh the Po. | iU1 View. wecuory from perticuee wuurpassed: table oe Se} Site" 42S i.e rea . mntisic: table cuisine UBstirpassed; $5 to ¥ 1s class; $0; oven May’, rhc - <A Ske or Hope's Creek Line, 1/230 0-1 (PRE in on, 1 Jer Week. Ninduce rates tu fanuites, Furiuer inforiya- | -sb=20 THOS. %. LOVETT, Propeietor PIANOS AND ORGANS. freee sunaay parapepicasanaee. ific ave. near Tennessee ave. en ae CAMP HILL, HAR- —— - — Annapolis, and 9:00 a.m.. 1150end 4:23 2 Med NLOPEN, CAPE HENLOPE Dundaye, bw a ae KAILA. al the yea weer i ar of IN LEFECT MALT and'tabwe arst class "Mrs, SW: GILD Dorches with a good outlook, Circulars at tag ofice, bi é : ye aterend ne STEECE Ma Es DOL ah Tennessee ave. aor ST eS a OOK WOOD HOUSE, HARPRICS FERRY, WiVA, Sm. Hl boom an sar TLEN WOOD HOUSE, RE Waren Gar, | 7 Wall be opea trom duns So Cctine | Lue Leaptxo Ixsrnuwesrs, Be gad Pa. Lrick building; delighttully located; electric Terms, 8 per week. 8 7 mm and express ndaye. ie rery | 0 4, WDD aud Dd Ficketeana etormation at the ofc, northeast om. Tmt ok. Wood, « 92S) Genera Pameucer Awa, AtLawoad, ve 23 f im efiect May 10, i802, Dpen all year: pure sea sir; no materia’ leet a ET HILL HOUSE, WHITE Mov WA F ST. N. W. Leave Waslunicton rein raet oc New Jervey ees guastetha data, Beat hacer, Ahatan thee | SU RUHL Situaiel ow at ob pistons 1a neavenceand Cesc # — snd. 97 ie pove sea level, aud cousins Bnet views of Wiite a or C2 . iy tdci" FS. OREM, Prop. and Manaver. oZzS1) week and upward. UEO. BUOKE Mountain sceno:y.. ite elevated position insures a dry pt yte eet hier tre - He ONTER TALS ATLAN L1G OLY Mae | pase TOIT GOT GT stuosphere, im wich, mbé3m 13 N. CHARLES 8r., BALTIMORE. | PT Sepp iesitchas ol, Veale rina ave. ear Gea P Miu. will open Saturd MALARIA 18 UNKNOWN. '* ty apa ing crab Tabie will be supiied tive Geasen Hiclocsi: fosttive, impeatioe aon tae | aman oga ectise ahd Staunton 120:400.m. may Stations, 15:3) p.m. 15 20am., 1220 anteas + 431 p, 040.4. tu. and 35) BEDFORD sPRrnes, FOE AO REQEA, ANB OuD. POINT TPHE CARLTON, st, Asbury Park, aay : Sua] Bottle Vireinia Claroi... eat ror 4 ant the southwest ASBURY PALE, roma eucne Big Bottle Bintangel (Cattieraiay Giarst Mound trip @2.50- Steauser leaves Och j ILS actu Dati Family hotel; frontiue ocean: lighted by was and BEDFORD, Pa. Quart Borie Old Fort Wine (medicinal) | minus of cable cars, “uesday, (oursday aud Sunday, | Pe'er, Orats lectricity ; aFtesian Water; iuodern iuprovemente: HOTEL OPENS JUNE 13. Big Botte as ee ee 5 io Sangre, tebeey teeiak moderate aad “reduced wuts ° By Bettie California Nock Wits, uals ana state ropuis, $10.75, and New Bork asa | Car" july. nth season 18m — it. Julien and otter Clarets, 4 one call, 1300 ; and C.& O.ofices S13 aud Lazi | Div COLTAGES AT ASBURY PARK FOR SEASON, “Wile ioc panchibtica splat Bea minis ,4- O'HARE, 1337 7th st. n. Penna. ave. “{mydj_ ALFRED WOOD, G. T. A. | ition tor ail px 7 tarnished. aes reel MABxEAND (AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT | to Atlanta, conneetin ER AdILAN Bogs. , ‘Company. Steamer Sue, Capt. W. C. Geowliesate BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER, my7-3m = L. B. DOTY, MANAGER. Borses: Borres: Burren: Jeaves every Nunday at 4p. landings. Steamer Jobb Kerchamn, jeaves every Mi P-ui. for river landiugs. tor Baltimore and rive? AVE. AND BERGH Miss ODGERS, N.S. Capacity. 200 eucste ‘PE LEADLEY—Asbvy ‘ave. near the Deac His QDGEES Fancy Creamery Butter 250. Kended to Baltimore. csht must’ be prepaid. | 's 0 a. mand © JOR KENT — A VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED | 5dare Crosse & Blackwell's Assorted Jams ose. | DIK x whats, ot cor Pa. ever and Eat. | Sn teen ene Ti unprovements. 1% blocks from ocean. furnished cottage at Berkeley Sirings. $300 for ualiss 425 p.m uate, For yartictars apply to” > | the secaun, B. iit ROBERTSON: Iota if stew. — TEAMER “WARERIELD™ 1 bury Jel X. A. POOLE, S Veaves itn ot. wlart on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS ; PAR J., FOURTH 1uth season? accoiiinodations JOR RENT Dp snd SALURDAYS at 7 a.m. Keturning 1UESDAX, Fok MENT—ECRNISHED—A MOST DESIRABLE Seer st cottage at Berkeley Springs, 38200 for Siggy horror eg no "SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. a wade Voyant and as Toloxist,the scventis da ‘with caul, bas wondertul healing power. on TION, Designed for residents of Washington seeking a health Satistaction guaranteed. Dittinzs, wc Hours, ¥to B REXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY, ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL. BLUE RIDGE 9. Oven sundays SUMMIJ, PA, WESTERN MARYLAND KK, sar Residence 479 Hi'st., vet M GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFa. co., gna dis ste. comment. pie led ie, tiniato., to New Grieuts via Mi teat avert. Datiy 108 Charlottes vibe. eat. 7) HE PRINCESS ANNE, mountain water, hot and cold baths, porticus, ine BOAL BLUE LING Fon NEW Woltk ([HE WINDERMERE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., VIRGINIA BEACH, VA., myzl-tw Hagerstown, Md. _ RK NNN AR B Philade'phia. New York, Boston, and the Ka Rov open, Renvvatel, ale Year, patponyee, eo X RESORT, RIGH- | GUMMEK BOARD IN BOSTON. s xs fon po , Dining Car's 630 tT aS os atone a en =) ene later Pleasant sand family table; central, near e * = 4 bus “i = ]PION HOUSE. : SURF BATHING | pranswick Hotel, art Stuseurant eee eee Fara ei dah Wak een day traine. a Avantic City, N. J.. N THE ATLANTIC COAST. ‘ogy Auldress Mrs. b.C. Wey UNEQ Seb Dene ANSHTP TLSan Bote Sleep. ‘Tennessee ave, nowt the ‘ SEND FOR SUMMER RATES. my 20-003 __ 29 Bt. Jamies ave, Boson. | special attention ut “Turciesrs” bi tavitee to thee | ps Fymeukeeraie "Bridie, ing " paecuers aa, — eee SE. CRITTENDEN, | WYOODLAWN, NOCKVILLE, 91D. WILL BE | {’New Arist styiea,” But denucus of HUGH: | station at Bowron ASBURY PARK, N. J. Proprigtor. opened for reception Ee May 11 For | EST DECORATIV & AKT. Pranos for rent. For 4:05, 10:00 and 11.550.m. Sun- sw ‘ARK, N. J. Aloo proprigtoy of "Mountain Resort,” the “ Cooper | termmeappiy at the CLARENDEN HOTEL. 14tn and | —SpOUND-HAND PIANOS A tase swortmene | Mifts Ai Lo wa ; ABORT PARK Sa House (Gtseeo Lake), Couperstown. New York a ap estu | comprising Giost every Well-known make 1th | of ail ticket arenes nt Taus eee tive tables, to beled “ATAL NTA HOTEL.” JOR SALE—BLAKISTON'S I: country, 1m thorough repair, will be closed out atv. Thacept Sup “Dail ro Directly om ocean trout. A\l uiouert improvements. | Eu; Cottawe cheap + me jew Benies., SPECIAL TSBUCEMENTS offered buth | | Lugrate cu tel for ana cheat zh S Open JURE IS. Gel-au) WM. APSLEGATES Prop: : had ‘ FAMILY SUPPLIES. BORSA Sah Sash wil be arranced oa bass | dep ty Cason Spies Co. on gndery sett bes “ASBURY PARK. N. J. —— = ¥OTO TH. WALKER & CO, AND YOU Will i WM. KNABE & Co. OTT ODELL 2) 2™ S¥6. aud at depot A HOTEL COLUMBIA, ——= = Go sid aly uisenot Eariy Fruits, Vewetabies, Spring | ac Sis Maret Specs | _inyli Wee Manacer Cus, ¢. SOULL. Fronting on the ocean at Gili ave, Re pew and SPRINGS AND BATHS. Chteweus, Fresh, Meats, Haus, Breakfast Bacon aa i iGHwOND AND ANVILIS nine wodernt open June 1: accon:mvedateg 200. Fo : — we Finest Mocha abd dava Coffee. All at the lowest — HMOND AND DANVILLE RAULROAD OO. and intorimation address W. HAKV¢cY JONE EDYORD ARANDALE SPRINGS, BEDFORD, PA. market prices. Also Gi iat Sueai beduie in off la: 1 ponies. ee Bederaldpniatorreceiion coenctie duce 5 Fhs | Batty vise Gritty ‘si suet | POTOMAC RIVER BOA‘ eae Ma toc wegoeee cnn, speewe._23 attractions of the piace afe well known and the repu H. WALKER & CO. c SBURY, PARK—THE GUERNSEY, 71H AVE. ; | tation of its waters Well established. Locati ny2B- fi “at 3 UK PORLEESS MONE wes cen Sanitation: sum, wire springs and ha.r wattresses ; su- ALSIP & SMITH, Props._| JEST NEW BUTTER woth steel propellers Washington and Noriolk, | at Charlottesville iaiiy, except Sunday: for Stones per.or table’ tops, teunis, boating, feline.” Sixth 4 ibe. Good Rice. age |. ae Clifton Forge and Wake alpiurspeues, St Lower: Season, Open Jane 8 to Ootcber 1. LHOS. G ALLAN, BBE, my é-im, SOHN CALLAHAN. Gen'l Supt. | Vang with Roriuik and Western Raitea hes Bae foriuerly of Washington, D. C. del-dua By Bottie Virginia Claret Saieu, Wyther ~ 4 Kuoaville, Chattanours, for Mi with, Pull ian Sieey=t Atlan" s uigvuery and Movie, abd ide Vin Birwinughais wats Secper for Auguste Ye wih uternueiiate : jenings. : for 100. Bathing, pavilions and jake. Sanitary cou- | seas ply ferson place.” © 2 For Nowint Creek, Va.. and St. Clements Bay. ald. | iy. Piewping and Bufiet. sinoking, divious pertect. Sis Us (GOULD) FROBSL, Prop. | See Avvly 1S ee pytim | _fe12-¢m O44 Loutslanaave. a. | toyslity Stiateruiate ibis Seepoms aera heehee ad mst ¥ Cros TAAL STE COUN W. Va, = = CW uprer, gutge fare le Chive on this trate Sepa WINDSOR.” 150 miles trom Baitunere, 11:3 irom Washington, BICYCLES. v8 Gensrai Manawee.__| Ioluwiuue day, sueatiue Ace 100 Faris treimecegs. Specialeates tot iune, | Cums” iu's"ieauina metas UES SUNS | Tare ae gecieG aceaS He tate for Mew Ofna ve Nowa ead Farusfromoceaii.. Special rates for June, | cliuate., in'a beautuul mounton revtome Susteke | WRT ELLING AGEN] zs icatie Vin utes Uniler inanngenient of owner Sam | Stet fo tay, fos weary, Bondons down sad uave'a | W* “SEO TRE WOMeD A: ‘ PROFESSIONAL. pate ne a ee — — $$" — wely ner home. ruedical ‘other! i o =——— arenes (THE, WYANDANK, 215 THIRD AVE., ASBURY | mouy scud for pallet. |W. SALE, Propriet 4g ME. FRANCIS. CARD AND 71 tu, —Daily. Southern Expressfor Lynchbvang, Park. N. J. Second block from ovedn and near | D. 5. MACKALL, Agent, 608 14th st. n. w.. Washing: M oi ey peeuminry Maca unr) ad wie Siayao-eos cousrocn & james. | Setter ornines BANTAM 3 Norea' Cate dre. we awison | to Aigustn, and one =e ween ‘A HOMEOPATHIC AND. HYGIENIC INSTITU- ME. KAPHAL, THE CELEBRATED CLaik- iniva to At where Union Staton, pointe Turomen coaches New York to a : Gives uaiues . Connects at Lyncuburg with Nortok aad “7QERWICK GE, Tesort within easy distan somes. For x andiucky dates. Don't fail to eee tuisiady. - Western Kis. tor Virginia Sprimy an ? 'B “AN GR obY-THE-SEA. N.. Particularsadurew Dr. Go WikloH tT. orest Gea, 810 F sta. w. re Pullman Bude Gietper. Noo Nort to Re onvitie via Pirectiy on ihe beach. Mire. Nb. WHEELER, myav-la Hee Yost DEOF. CLAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED | L3m-tivary’ Deavule, salimvury aud Westers Rom 2 Bpru 5 airvoy an oer um a na Division ayaa MOCATpN HOUSE, ees0x SPEINGA, ave tou Oren it thiselty. Has wonderful prophetic sift of second | Y'ullian Butet Sieeper, Washington to New Orleans }\J ELROSE INN, ON THE BEACH, % The DIAMOND FRAME RAMBLER, Beis. Revenls hidden mysteries, sesovess lost or | vip Atamen, Moutsnmaty ond Metiie M ELM ALE ae Onthe Summit of the Allegieny Mountains. Main at Soleh property. Urine Separated teeter, causes | Traine cut Wanusturion and i isaion ay Want u ‘personal ‘ision ©f the owner, ‘Line Penna. R. R. All Trains Stop. mean. speedy uerrages, gives success ID wees, TEU VEs: - LL SS p.m. out Lent Opa RECT te Soar ee eet 59 scm Will Open June 25. ish, Stone sie Elegant, and EY pa, dinates, Strunerry mar | ener ui ins, st Wanner 8 TPE COLORADO, For circulars and inforiuation address 821 the latest iimprovements in construction. Cousing to the right place af ouce, as he succecds where . BELMAR, N.J. WM. RK. DUNHAM, Supt., Sample wow to be seen at othery Lave failed. Convinces iuost skeptical and ad- Open, ow for guests ec closueang. paenie oe a ee sales sia aw. Nertines only what be cam do. Adi Vusibem couddeutial, Office ent aw [HE SHELDON. 5 Atlantic ie B.0. Bow ou. Oe OCEAN GROVE, ¥. J., A. 8. PRATT'& SONB, my21-3m Sun building, 1315 F at. (HE iD SPRINGS OF T! ‘a. - Tee POEATGreen Spring alloys Md) Biraaitoats, Bepore closiug netina ne tor ema dred Breton gain ae oil Gouge new tas eee ee ‘iinost at your ows, Sane, Ooe? LEFLER = salty SHRSCRANS norey TT HE FREMONT, GEA GInT. Ww. 3, ae. are py Rated Shep June's for season of 1801; age, of the improved: all rocuis have ocean ‘view: tilheresad | PAxpcone emeacaoeans ene tats caeree ae SPRING Lak: i. J. Be itera Firwcaw tavouphout, Boars sos oomss mars “Ei. ntomanpsox. queelgoen dune Wend tor descrip “orm 612 pee weak : wie, Cais! ocean. | Has larye piazzus and win p 3HOURS TADS WASHINGTON, my o8 "OL i — zx ry ELLS modern convenience, Special rates stout June 20 under the mstewetacnt of Bite Gee ee CLE EXCHANGE, oo1 6TH ST. N.w.—NEW | M Ufrr’" Si Sunmes consiontia tater ood wor the seus ERS, ie ht Adams of the St. James and Albi Hotels, Baltimore. rapid cushion tires safety bicycles; best made; just | tlemen 30 cents each. Hours: ¥ OTEL LAFAYETTE, NO MALARL 0 MOSQUITUES. PURE SPRING | timported. Call and see them. Renting and repairs. | L at., bet. 1st and North Capitol sts. H CAPE MAY, N. J. WATER. Ev. ‘Pertinent fret-class. Rates, $s to | Guns repaired. PALMEK & SUN. myl2-im* 20. * $22 ver week: $2 ver day. Descriptive pauphiet at | price isu) COLUMBIA SAFETY BIGVec ME. DREAMER, THE ONLY Di venkie Bir aie, Sr addons, unt gume Ya" | (PH NOL COLUMBIA SAvETY BICYCLE Me ih Geman wien cu OCEAN STEAMERS. Directly on the beach. Complete in every depart- is s St- Janes Hotel, Baitimore. ‘Has arrived. 2008 140h sta. Open undays 106m. 00:90 pom. | = Ree gaara mast A oeRSTEAPRS | anes cezon 2. S.A | a ety eat econo Sa Neer am JOMN TRACY, Proprietor, Washington > = - “ selcims Pinade ore Cans ey, MGUNTAIN STEW. MOUNTAIN Fapis Po.,| Callandseoit MEDICAL, &c. For Rar HaRTEAMER “WINTHROP.” W 8st END HOTEL, CAPE MAY, ¥. 3.) Oca. | iurty ru ins pettdlul faclon, “Bata. $30 £0 5 READ AND BE WigE—DKEROTHERS, 000 b | and St Jolin. ”K i every BATUMDAY at S pene surpassed cli aml depot “cies c sijdren alfa 3 exo. os ‘suade oath that he | Special faciities tor irausjortation of heres and Gar #12 gS ber Weeks 82. SO ai ce cance, | Haddon Gapon Springs. Write to 8 ODEON. © arwares isthe olde eaprt bernie ie thirty and aprensiesay val myatn . uy 1s-colm 3 1424-26 Penn. ave. | Will tev a cure in all divesses of meu and furnish STEAMER “* . MILLER," ipue wixpsor, OXESEY, SPRINGS AND BATHS, SHENAN Eny hour of the day'” butecrived and swors'te Gators | tinue tar Mevechecd take seer, TOLER Sees” CAPE MAY, ¥.3. promtstas Pilas Waliom™tatnee aden a DENTISTRY. __| ee br eno ae emcee Mn ey | gage ren He am Paired your end Iron. Sprity Sin y, ahcoting == ap" es a ‘Will Open Saturday, June 13. phe and Iron Springs.” Bow: vother aaius noun | (GHOBHON'S DENTAL PARLOMS, ESTABLISHED | of July. 1880. = R..a08 Maliners al Ohio R. R offeen, my30-2 W. W. GREEN. spiendid rides and drives. "Laraest Swit Lin ISS7, 1508 14th st. n.w. Besutiful sets of teeth NEVER ‘CONTRADI THAT ee T Has BEEN ICTED ra. TH & CO. ee ngtmin. "Hot and cold beta. The three Hodelsare | $7, TUN July. “Cla pintes made good sa new.” Oven Tp 2ei hikes BUEN Som th Foch. HE ABER EES sarong ie supplied with water from, the inount earns Se, et ee ree ing Jediew’ physician tn the ity Dr. jxn§ Bageage checked turougl to destination. Directiy on the bench. tear Milanticcity. steamheat, | Lee oAecomodatl 00. cig Le. Re Ay on the be site tad yea oc views" | No prow es, "DE S, aed ior Soe Batts (TRE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS 1217 PA. AVE. | \jANHOOD RESTORED By USING SHOE COTTE EAAP Por 8. «co. x a E prietor. aud Dr.¥.T. Chayberiain Yaslineton ‘be it B.w, Teeth Y CLAN GITY, 5. fendi Wusie Addneas F TENNES EOD, el dan Sar pattem sat a unalone L na Wun any came of nervous deuliny. BUH sew Zo poutngnitic (ination hv Beat sain’ An eH ae ae | le Negi. Bil Sane wR | ain aguas at orn a | Scr eT aR magne | aH te ere sJunez7. WM. 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