Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1891, Page 7

WASHINGTON. D.c.. FRIDAY. JUNE 5, 1891. ARE WE ISTRICT. CITY AND D THE EVENING STAR: RAILROADs A LADY ON THE STAND, SUMMER RESORTS. Mra. Lycett Green Testifies in the Baccarat j SPRINGS AND BATHS. RS. vA TRAVIS, MODISTE, cauw | CUSSAPEARE AND O40 KALLWAL. & To reach au ciassés a p 5 Aoonniitce ———__| M Nix cd evemin Couraese, , —— Rig. ht teers aa ARE nae a arragiza ‘are! Case—Sir William’s Nervous Infirmity. BERTORD ARANDALE SPRIN 38, REDFORD, Pa. | jacketn ling Labats and talor-mande Tite ooo enemies ty effort May 20, 3801 ener a eere In the trinlof the Tranby Croft baccarat sttrnchions ot ths Shay een cco Sune & Tes | Wels. ee 1087 Sh nee eee a Tax Evexixe Stan. Everybody reads it. scandal case in- London yesterday after Tax fatioh of ie waters well cetbliabed. "Location uneur- | J, 4014°, SISHING “GHETR FINE WHITE axp | 1°-Y ny vagiies at Ohi Punt at 6) oe Sran’s report closed Mr. Green was cross- An SCAT AVPER ESsay & SMITH, Prope. _ | Witte sna Satin Drosven Lace Curtain, Sil 8t | ep, ciweamatt Expreee tor stations im 2 EAST WASHINGTON CITIZENS. examined by Mr. Gill, who soon mauaged to ‘ Seed TiS fitvat awe SA DAME VALMONT St ent nein "Rent ty an Wr On, Mr. Geo. Francis Dawson Kesigns the Pres- | Considerably liven up the proceedings. _ Mr. BEDFORD eprrxos, Grove Exronx, Biting carte Catton Penge, serving’ ium aaa 3 > | heap ems keene, Gill began by asking the witness a number of eine ba: . ae . rc = . e the bril- ee | questions as to his duties on the day of the * % 41 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. a Evan nema Lamined. any Pace pang See bp wn ne Ps gt mal PE SSG a erp ets pelle ee HOTEL OPENS JUNE 13 sa ais 2, SOT Soe, rehire ms th prise ead bepar nig cg tag CIENCY AND ISDOKENG mis APPOINTMENT 45 | they consisted in entertaining @ race party. PO R fe} U Ss P LAS TER Ss no “CLEANFAST™ BLACK STOCKINGS. incton and Louievlle | Faiiman Careare ope 8 Sips ca acta at ASSISTANT ASSESSOR PASSED—Mn. J. W. BABSON | Mr, Gill thereupon remarked that luncheon me ‘Write for pamphict on this «reat Reaggt and the . Otic, GASES tic samie even using do both? Try itt = | ktxcrep ruesipext—orusn nUsiNEse was going on all the afternoon, perhaps. sehen ay Generel Fussonger Aaah, ‘par GREAT. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. TH, WEST AND SOUTH SPLENDID ROEM EM) MAGNIFICENT PQULP fleck May 24, TS0 To this the witness angrily replied, ‘Do you hint that I was drunk?” a question which was | followed by loud laughter in conrtand by “No, ny,” from Mr. Gill. ‘The lord chief justice here again interposed, Pour a dessert spoonful of your Dressing, into a saucer or butter plate, set it aside for a few days, and it will dry to a substance as hard and brittle as crushed glass. Can such a Dressing be good for leather? Despite the inclement weather thero waa a «ood attendance at the regular monthly meet- ing of the Northeast Washington Citizens’ As- tion, which was held in Baum's Hall, cor- BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER my7-3m_ L. B. DOTY, MANAGER. Persons with weak lungs—those who are constantly catching cold—should wear an . CHARLES HOTEL, iey Springs, W. Va.. ‘ Opposite the ceie’ sani ale A-HINGTON FROM STATION ner dth and East Capitol wwe beet night. saving that he did not understand the drift of P P | h d fyrteaests ad hat een encvatedy peated a Por ekew OL AND DATS. AS FOLLOWS Wolff's ACME Blacking meetings of the association for two years, was | Gill. The latter promptly replied: “Perhaps LLCOCK’S FOROUS PLASTER over the chest an Oe Lurther tuormation address CHARLES P. JACK, | Owner and Proprietor, Berkeley Sprinics, W. Va, ou the jury understand that there is much more Fee f im this case than is seen on the surface.” Continuing, the witness, who lad by this time recovered his composure, said that he | had certainly not told the Prin. Y the pluintiff had made withdrawals of counters when the cards were against him. Mr. Green also repented his denial that an agreement had been entered into to watch Sir William Gordon absent, and Mr. Duncan Thompson occupied the chair. President Duwson's absence was ex- plained ima letter addressed by him to Secre- tary Sperry, which the latter read. After referring to the fact that he had twice been elected president of the association Mr. Dawson said: Ni — A VERY DESIRABLY LOcaT ished cottere at Berkeley Springs. $3100 wu B. B. KOBEMTSON, Lolo Hist. nw. will stand this test and dry as a thin, oily film which is as flexible as rubber. Toni. another between the shoulder blades during cold weather. ‘Remember they always strengthen and never weaken the part to which Is constantly receiving from the leading bouses tm London and Paris the latest stylesin SPRINGS AND W HAMI SHIRE. COUNTY, W. VA. ‘les stu.u Baitinore, 113 trom Washington, eral Waters, euperb sun cthuate, ul inoULtaiN Felon. Just spot to lay life's weary burdens down and have 25 Dollars worth of Mew Furniture for 25 Cents. HOW? By painting 25 square feet of Old Furniture with IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS. -, . ° lovely swmumer home. “For medica! eud other testi- CHILDREN’S HATS AND MOURNING “You are doubtless aware ef my selection | Cumming. He added, however, “But after IeORD eend Tor eens “fe , Ke ON and appointment by the Commissioners of the having been informed that Sir Willen Gonton they are applied. Do not be deceived by BN, MACKALL, axeut wo GOODS A SPECIALTY. Peer toy a one District of Columbia as one of the board of | Cumming was cheating J naturally looked at} + sist = Soe — 2 ROM AC 5 SOE ont” (7 | three amintant amemors provided by Congress | hie play on the recon tight , imagining any other plaster like them—they Beuriey SAAN mxsrrrv. “De eapevengpes 987 North Front Street. PRILADELPUIA. to make a new assexwment of District property. | _‘“Later.” the witness continued, “I was hor- , Aa bly ao in t recognition in that | the next witness called to the stand, Mrs. oners of the great | Lycett Green sid that im 1888 Sir William Gor- Deinton sparing: acd appetizing” Seld RENCH ACOORDION On the Stmmit of the Allegheny Mountains. Main a ‘Line Penna. R. R. that it was the first disti: line by a board of Com o TION, Idid not, 5 . seek this important and | rified ut the plaintiff's acts at the card table. * = . Designed for residents of Washineton seeking a health -< seupeanatie porllion, but on the comeniy. tas: | Altar thlp | poelded wctsadog Suen: are not—may look it, but looks deceive. at nt cae pata oftheir homes. Pog further 309 F STREET, HIR tated some time over itsacceptance, and finally ARS. LYCKIT ONEEN ON THE STAND. : ° 5 as : mb203m Opposite the Epbitt, Root R Raa iatneted ase’ inten by |, 2% Ezeett Gram, wie of thetat wie! Insist always on having Attcock’s, the only TAINHOUEE, Cs eseom SPaIOR, Tac Greartentn DRINK. | the tender to'me of the office. aad deably vo fa | 44 daughter of Mr. Arthur Wilson, er., was | ae sparkling. acd F res" of this season ‘All Traias Stop. ‘ reliable plaster ever produced. ya. ; children’s skirts, ws all Will Open June 25. Se. peryd. aml up; 5080 ona At dealers. PREP a beautiful fern section of the District. I, therefore, | Jon Comming dined at her house and there to ets md LOC toe tt ne thle a grea aan 9 havin Cara wit oe a re ere taught her to. play baccarat. Mrs. Green ex- WM. K. DUNHAM, Supt., nur Car to New Vurk, #-40-tm, daily except @ume Peat to any one nddresing “It has since occurred to me, however, that | plained that who had previously met the plain- Cresvon, Carsbvria Co. day : bce: OX having accepted the position named under the | tif ut the house of her mother, Mra. Arthur = New Yors frou Balti FoI HOTEL. BLUE Ripe ERN MARYLAND KA ON. Season o. "V1 opens mien” of Mrs. Geo. Commissioners of the District there would be | Wilson, and that she bad intimately known a ® manifest impropriety in my continuing to ! relative of Sir William Gordon Cumming, for act as provident of the East Washington ¢ which relative she had a great regard. Mrs. ¥ PWILADEL | Fast Express, 10. tn week WASHIN. abont June 20 under th pg man an i RWICI cy Adams of the St. Jarmes and AlLion Hotels, Baltix 25 ~ | Accommuadation, am. dat aa zens’ Association. Tt would hardly be a de- | Green then ieseribed the positions of the bac- | A CME_,ATHANTIC CITY, NJ. See eee rank can NOMALAKIAS No MUSCULTOES. PUKE SERING: MATH Sr .w.y | Erevan 40a. aay a d Li corous thing for me to preside over any meet- players during the games played at SDE NEW MANAGEMEN Directly on the beach. | Mra. N. B. WHEELER, MATES. rach oes 9 a a ES eo CS ap or a iSOF e ver ing thereof, at which attacks upen my superior ' — Croft in September Inst, and aid, in } my13 S KAI | Formerly of “rive Baltimore,” Spring Lake. eave ta is better prepared 0 do siaiupos ™ Amen. 5 officers, the Commissioners, might be; reply to a question on the subject put by |g TLANTIC CITY, N,JCRENT OW SADELHO: 10. Fd me shorter tine than veiore, ‘owing to | avoiding d Try BEECH! ’S PILLS, made. ’ Further | than this,” I “know ‘of | Sir Charles Russell, that ale heard. the (of the city also Routh Atientic CY, SEARE | JA TEANTIC HOUSE AND COTTAGES, WshhidgeSumuit’ Pe: | temuon the mies of Waslugia” “ngyimn” | For'ktinageciy tas tik Maye, 11:2 p.m, nothing more liable to ‘criticivm and! Prince of Wales several tines tell the | J" Q)0{ {he cig, Aine South Atiuntie City, | ISRAE OF a — — cS «| daly 25ct a Box attack than the future acts of this new plaintii? to put his stakes where they | Paw tuiius, in AUSTIN, Helmer, W3._| 7 RENEY SPRINGS AND BATHE. Di For, Be timore, 5-00, 6:35 #10, 9-09, 99a, cts. . assessment board—whether its action be fair, | Could be seen. Upon one of there occasions | -,oNuRESS COTTAGE — : OPES SEEINGS AND Bi YRING, ee 0, 2 OF ALL DRUGGISTS. just and wise or otherwise. In my jndgment | Sir William Gordou Cumming raplied, accord Cc cl ‘BELMAR, N.J. er “Bear Wal ¥ RY CLEANIN . couRtNa. Your association, which hereafter in common | ing to this wituexs, “It is on the paper in inkie | ObeR now for guests. phar and Tron, Sprince sues with other citizens of the District will have the | ae ber ee a ae ak that eee ~ GRESS arr TON VILLE mt ha oo fue wrves, - ep pool in ANTON FISCHER & SON, - right tocriticise the actions of the assesement | ticed that the plaintiff on the night in question aha E POSITE CONGRESS x - CAPE M 7. rvinis, Hot and cold baths. The three hotels are om Ose Sa . board, should not be embarrased in the exer | was “in Inckand nothing more.” ‘The "witnes | watitakt mle Ou, Nid, Oren tune 14 by Wash: | Been. untae page sdb paar, th gg FLANNEL, Stirs AT REDCCED mares ary | FO"Ath}: 2.30 emt 0.00 a.m. 11.50 and 4:20 cise of that right by the restraining presence of | ten fave an account of the events which took | cottays coruier Facite: aud Mass, aves., Atlantie City. | the seuson. mayen J¥7 {oct above sea level cugl and. dry” sanitation perfect. | SEMING SPECIALTY. 2 ee S om. & presiding officer who is at the same time a! plice during the second night of the baccarat | _Je36t" J OTEL LAFAYETT No nosiuitos, “Dr. °C. W. Clmicelior of baltimore ————— ~ -- tasasber of the very board which is the eub- | playing, after she had teen "nforenl that Sie Hoos wat, H oe ay oGhPE MAY. Neg, | RIDER TG Sitonisr'surszandstnng owed | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. ject of criticism. Hence the associaticn will, | William Gordon Cumming had been seen OPEN MAY 30. S.A = ~ cant ATLANTIC CITY. ¥. 7. ot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the House JOHN TRACY & CO., Owners and Proprietors, Tam sure, agree with me that my retirement from the presidency is imperative. cheating. Mrs. Green's testimony in this re- on spect agreed in every essential deiail with that FOR. ni ao 3 k Directly on the beach. Gomplete in every depart- q - $ iin. 7 womd, Va.. or any povut south take “In resigning into its hands the chief office in | given by the witnesses on behalf of the defend- | _{¢¢3m__LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. juent. Thoroughly rencvated nit saphied with the oth tec! pei, its gift. I desire in this manner through you to | ant who had previously been examined. JOHN TRACY, Proprietor, Washington Hotel, RSE " a 4 gratetully express to the association the pride| Replying to a question on the subject Mra. Jel-im Philadelphia, or to Cape May. | Wasimston. NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE and pleasure I have always felt in its service, | Lycett Green positively declared that she hnd W Ist END HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. 3. Loca: | Agel remit.” Bouariin! tae. “i Se ee es SES age and iw the suecessful accomplishment by its | not mentioned the unpleasant baccarnt inci- (ee {Hon unsurpassed ear beach, and, depot. Rates | Pieticiia, arate ate a won ee | $2.50. btn ats what: ter- | is is able and energetic members of many important | dent to anybody but her husband until legal CHAREE BAY en S1ztg GB per Week, S290 and Ee Ay Cae | Past bli Tookn aniseed ge ‘opens J wektty, and revernaeed movements looking to the welfure of action was brunght against herself and the | _my25-3m of Coloun’ Phi 7 HE WIKDSO | LE of ape rol geen egg to Boston, mme.uding ington and of the capital of the nation as a/ other defendants by iain Gordon Cum- | TYOTEL CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Ja T a uation apply mMea.s and state rooms, ¢ 1U nd New Lork, €5..0. whole. And in thus severing our official re- ming. lations I feel confident that the association will ‘The solicitor general, Sir Edward Clarke, Virwinta ave: near the ocean, A. S. PRATT & 80! ‘Open all the year. Teleplcte eall, 1 0); and 8 O.offices—5i3and Lah Penna. ave. CAPE MAY, N.J., mya) “ALFRED WOOD, 6. Ta ‘eruis reasonrble. Neop ns ‘N.H. KILMER, inusic will be uuexceptionally Hotel open June 1 to Uctover 1. Jetchn Col. JOHN M. CLARK. ‘Will Open Saturday, June 13. my21-3m ee AMXLAND AND | VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT | continue the good work it has hitherto engaged | had just commenced bis cross-e: ination Of | Se reaNie = y. W. GRE! : = . | M Conpany.—Steamer Sue, Capt. W. C. Geoxhegan, | bagvace te destination 1 in on practical, sensible,conservative lines that ; Mrs. Lycett Green, from which nothing of any AIEANTIC CITY, ¥. 3. Cane ae | PEE POLAND SPRINGS OF THE SOUTH ves every Sunday at 4 # balitniore and rivet | CHASE TU GI K Wood, will command the respect, if not always the | material interest had transpired, when the | Facing the sea; open ail the year: hot seawater baths: 10-r00m cottage near the President's; furnished. | | Why travel trom two to tour Lubdred wniles to other ye ey anarer. (ay 25) General Pseewnser Arent, support, of all good citizeus of the District | court was adjourned until today. £05-GAN o2d Improved sanitary appointinents Avpiy JH. MCCLURE, 202 Walnut place, Philadel: | celetrated springs when yu have alaioet at our oWD | ju, fur Fiver iondiaee, ‘Tuureay's trp wt bene | ACTORS & ome marLnoaD. everywhere.” “ Sn cere os east toching roe MAY 0 | a at coer HEAT TOLASEL SEMINGS ASD HOTEL Foryvmage ans iniiaht apy to SEEEMERCOR's | Leave Washinton trom state MR. DAWSON AND THE DISTRICT COSGRATULATED. - Es sesmares she a ns age) Sir — ike te Ae fn pe ABERDEEX. port, - 5 Te only gus our aud, ford juimutes’ ride rom Wash | LO. sth ‘st. WME, OF cor: a. ave. and bth st. avenue and C street As soon as the secretary had read the above Ga wot alioe wee ervaige position to make her | bretties houses at this favorite resort’ It is ne Directly on the beach, near AtlaniieCity. Steam heat, ey eg ed ters Se | ere See pcrtivaied TamtteSee- v. lek m a wrote sr nage ¥ ponent lagen: Bygone ee st ArlOF abd open OCVeaM View. ontainil i LAxEK “WAREFIRLD” ‘Siapcctan Ss Mr. J. W. Babson read a resolution, whicit was | suffer from nervousness. As she was the first seelee ter beeduwertert ax prrsianak booms ears Z M. MOORE, Provetor._ | PAXD WATER OF MAIS: | Die th st Wwiaet oo MONDAYS, THORSDATS | ugied Lnnctou Sida, caseos 11naD enh aeons unanimously adopted, expressing the regret of | of the ladies of Tranby Croft to give testimony | (MiB Me headauarters nea? Dy 3 | cy, vepons cpustipation, Kidtey: and liver ti @io SUARALCEDAYS 3 ¢ ain, Meturning TURMDAK | ECE Pitisture and thetele eeiea ay, 9:3 the association at the resignation of Mr. Daw- | Mrs. Green was exposed to the tire of nearly | | Naga HE THAT MOI nm eo bech. Motemn sew | Siete Line Aieaieteoniny ani eee ne | _ bas hecant ina Ve enn tamed aks ig 2: a Ep Case Oe Crenre son, as the two years of his presidency have | €very opera glass uud lorgnette in court the - a7 ; Opens June 27. Wii, Cr CROWELL: myiRoue | dining room service antceneral cumact of hotel wil teuluns at tenueliate lamas, #8 For Winelgterand way statrone, to:35 p.m. . suuenined covered a period of marked prosperity to the | Moment she took the stand, but even this cid OTEL MT, VERSON cry. xa LISA HOUSE be ot the chest orderof excellence. Amenut en a Yor Luray. "3.30. Daa. ws Srocintion, in which ite ranks have beon | Gol shake her composure to any appreciable | ° Gaotstructed view of tie coven igom potet, song | A ite OUt Firman ave. Ocean Grove. x3. | Milbet.tivect. Hotel ons iotty 3 Gencrai Manage. | yg gf, Roaboke: Kmorvicic. Chattanoozs and strengthened, its efforts to advance the inter- | extent. 0 «_, Table first-class. for iliustrated vatsiogue with price list. 19:00 bu dati. ests of that section of the city have been reco; 0 per day. JAME By * SIR WILLIAM'S BROTHER IN MARYLAND. —_— Send for descrip = ano ye boo! c. ‘EA MERS. | ie READ THESE PRICES. nized and brought gratifying results. and its | _ Sir William Gordon Cumming has a brother— | JACKSON HOUs See ae |e Cee a m “Yoru: 812 per week and upward, ____ OCEAN _STEAMERS. nee ze Fesources have been raised toa healthy and | oy. sjesander Pe, Gordon Cumming— | Carolina sve Atlantic CHy, SJ. Openall the sear, | Directly on tit vert: tees to korea cold sea water Wd, STORK, Owns NES. YORK, MAINE AND N. B.S. 8. Co. | tvs, ATg0 and 1 3 pe, caats stable financial condition; that much of this has | “F- Alexander Penrose Gor ae | Teley 5. Mrs. 5. b. SWEENY, Hroprietress. | baths: coutamnine all modern inprovements, <myzl-lm ___6 N. Charles st., Bait 2h /Biccant passenger accommodations. “Delightful # nuimutes), 30, been due to Mr. Dawson's deliberate and con- | ving in Carroll county, Md., according to the Fisteenth seasot, open JURE EN RR OCKINGHAM, VA", SPRINGS MOUNTAIN KE; | P4 YOFA.” ve sewiNTRROP.” scientious consideration of all matters pre-| Baltimore Sun. For fifteen years he has led | \goNTEKEY HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY NTT om ; «Proprietor. _| HR 'sort, Ceciratad fF ite auineral waters For Bar Harbor, asiport. Canipitere, @t. Andrews GR Ch Antique inte Bot Beem Guttes, 3 «4 to him, his wise counsel and judgment | the life of a country gentleman on his farm of | ML thurousuly couutertabiesse crashed sare ai die | 3 APHEAUL RAY 5 Surtave., two houses from the | erased jocation; circulars, EB. HOPKIS| BB, every SATURDAY at > prin pieces, for 817 casi, of @18.0m credit. and his earnest and faithful efforts to accom- be et pee creat, Sigcie) rates for, Jugs, and Septen Office entrance, 6 Atlantic ave., Ovean Grove, M.A BULL, B.0. Box 400, pe SHELDON, more than 200 acres in Freedom district near ykesville. Mr. Cumming is the second son. ir William Gordon Cumming, as the first son, received his father’s title and estates. Mr. Cumming, who isa Scotchman, was educated ies for ee irausportation of horses and car- | p. DE MER “LUCY P. MILLER,” uden, Belfast, Bangor and connec- OF Moosehead lake every TLESDA} at nou, lish the greatest results for the good of East Washington, and for this and the dignified and impartial manuer in which be has presided over the deliberations of the association the W 4SirE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Wes'r VIRGINIA, ‘This famous mountain resort. with a well-estab- lished reputation oc a century, wili open or the re: ception of guests June 1: situated immediately on ti Tplece Parlor Su . solid walnut frames, uphol- th, for $28 cash or $30 stered im plush of best laircl ik NEW py PEWLADELP HLA. Toot: Ful Sentz's ry Chesspeake and Obio railway with its spended VES- | Steamers leave Pier 49, E. K., N.¥. Freight received, Me w dork, Bu 4 — hank’ i t a. His | at Hi after travel: E finet pavilion rate or eee oa SIEULE “THAIS ot unites tees | aa TICKETS AT ¥ i LO iti Car ae —— thanks of the association were tendered. His | at Harrow, and aftes traveling in Europe came Opens June 16, Refurnished, refitted. Painted | Tyadily accessible from all points of the coiintry. For \CKETS ming Car), 60 LO pan. Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for $2.25 | selection by the authorities of the District as | to America in 1872, when he was nineteen years teroughout... Before closing arrangements for the sea- | FAMPHLETS, with tull information, cai! on your | Penna. RR. and Haitinore and Obio R. R. offices. ~ 3 : : ~ Son vee the Sheldon, an old house made new. ‘Geonee | ticket axent or address. BF. Bak F. H. SMITH & CO. General Managers, Parlor Cars on all day trains. ais cxaiaan me. assistant assessor considered a recognition | old. He lived at the Greenbrier White Sulphur S payeenan; chet aed; atike Sheen ee ele ; 17 and 19 Willian st.. New Fork. M, “2-40 ).a., With Puliunan Puffet eee of that ability and fidelity which has character- | Springs fora while. Then he married Miss | : ©. C. LEFLER, Baxsrace checked throwh to destination. sestoiy | im Car running througis to Moma sites che BRUSSELS CARPET Ok. cash or Ge. onerotit: | ized his connection with public matters and the | Fame Agdaughter of the Venezuelan minister. 2m : ‘Owner. sod tabie ware | SuOKE ROUTE Te LYNDON. ernie, Brida,” lating " pansunyers a ais ” " = Commissioners and citizens of the District purchased his present home. ‘TREMONT, SEA GIRT, N. J., Fie Yair charees. Cir- NOKDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD 8. 8 CO. City, 4:09, 10:00 and 11S5om Sue. Good INGHAIN CARPET. 2Oe.cash or 40r.om creQit. | ore congratulated upon the Sling of a posi- SIR WILLIAM'S NERVOUSNESS. TG CITY, N. J. PACLPTG | juupnig Pehy une Gor senmon of 1E0L: house great ane To Southauipton (London. Havre fakes Ee ee ere ee een eer mnee ey the CAXERYOAUS | Ta cpealitag Ch tka sharges gains kis leather g hve, jkmlarged, and iiuproved. "Terme | Hot taies. barber shop and telegraph oie i hones ag hahn.Tyen dune 1pm. Kaw 0° HL Wed-.Zune | of all ticket axcnta, une ome tame tables, to botad reeminently Sted theretce. .00 per day. No finer bouseon the Imand | f° pep and tclegsaph giice : Path. ¢ junieG, Gani. Havel, Ture. hacepe : : therre for the waste im matching fares. eee Mr; Cunning said: hese rates. Behl ior paupulet. “Hl. D.EABSTMAN. | [25 ;™Spand mormabon apply Mrs, GT. VAKKE, | = Fite, was Ste TO Santa's eater BAC? | | Bata onl Yor ana cheat tran Soot Seal ‘Our te: 10 easiest house : }ON DENT. «] i ‘i 0 o'clock. tay T4-m URORA HOUS! DRORA, WES" knees by Union Iramster Co. on orders leit at thoke par tern are the eaieat of anyhouseinthect¥: | ay. ofice of president being vacant Mr. Mil-| “i Would not believe him guilty of cheating |; ALAR SPRING QO ee ek, waar zi 7 ttate, roome, excellent table. Juxarious | Uilves, Givand Liki Ta ave.. and ct uepot cnly ascnil rarsient at tin of purchaweandthetal: | ter suggested that the place be filled and pro- | wiley Iheard it from his own month, Although atiantic crry, .3. | Hi °bicly oa bach hicks thong. Poona, wocal talon bowling: alley, ernie eeoinde sei | ward Uerth, eccording to location; 2d Gatun, $60 and | Siytt Coe sae a . e plays for large stakes there is no reason why eI surpassed Ocean Vi Artesian water. » aoe ine < tee @ ye a. jsteeraxe at sow rates. Appiy'w Br. | > Ue Mat aw sce in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. | posed the name of J. W. Babson as president | he thould chent, as he las three of fone tho a ee imy18-hin PTENE. nicuanpson.__| vers: Pisnina aid ghouting 12 scyoon." Meseopatne | SAUTE: eres at “uvad’ | QI HMGND AND DANVITGE MAL OAD OOF No notes required and Gper cent discount allowed | of the association, and he was unanimously | sand a year besides the iccme from his regi- fend for circular, [HE “CARLETON © i ae mys A "ROYAL MATL STEAMSHIPS. | ~ Ay ano yy elected. In expressing his thanks for the honor | ment. “ He probably signed the agreement | yungsm ROPERTS & SONS._| “Open Jane 1, spectMING LAKE BEACH,N.1.. | 7 OUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, AURORA. Ww. VAT GOW TO PHILADELPHIA, | gor <>. c fae, 9 ul necounts settled in thirty days Mr. Babson gave a brief history of the ssso- | never to touch cards again to shield the Prince | 0m __ : Corr, | bere ay Sam LAH KON, Proprietor | VA mow open; elevation 31000 feet, Pure wir, delui” | _,Si8 DEIRY and GALWAY. Mostairect route nee: cor ymca Stops at all ste: ciation and referred to the beauties of the cap- | of Wales. Our mother was slightly. affected CLIFTON, ATLANTIC ~ ; fruit AC DATION: D t Char iotet ihe te or on tor Warrenton : connects Se Vita’ nf r Ath otie and Connecticut aves. io" “Wy ILBURION-BY-TH Be hatlcticovilie dutty. jt Sunda). for Steunion, a ital city and urged continued and earnest | with St. Vitus’ dance and my Lrother inherited | aucte SOSeba pepe aves, | Nov WV SPRING Intermediate, #30, Suecrane, @18 | Chinon Fore and White “ulphur seins, ot ote efforts to advance the objects of the association. | a nervous affection of the hands. He is always es cl Season, Jump 1 to Octol 7pux ktspEna. wie ARSTATE LINE burg with Nort ik cud Western waediucs Mr. Duncan Thompson then cailed attention | handling some small article to keep his hands myn 5 = CREDIT HOUSE, ste ‘7a and 741 7th st. mw. You Bees Turner i pay youtozo there. Run, walk or ridethere. ni take your purse there. Nothing sold oB cine there. They do brsiness right o ‘They refanct the money ect ap there. They give you 100 cents for a dollar up there {cm the only place in theeity where you cam furnish me cOnipiate. ‘They sell asoint Oak Sideboant, $17.50: sold eine. Where, SIN ‘They sell Refrigerators, $2.73 to 8:30. Mat: Tse. to 4%e. Extra Damask and Linen Cham, 48e. Handsome Foldine Bet. bevel mirror, Isad0, #25. Foldine Beds, nice Sis, && Fine Oak Suites, $50, $05, $75: sold elsewhere.#75, $90, $100. Leonard's Kecrwerators under the price. Wire Doors, He. with best self-locking hinge. Rustic Lawn Benches, $1.50 to $4h Best Wire Cots, $1 1m. Albhair Mattress, 40 ponnds, €%50. Cured Hour Mattress, 20 po I-up Steel Bed Springs, 5.50. All steel Woven Wire with 116 coil L old, 85, Initial Tumbler, beaut ful aved wreatls, 1c ke. Baby Car- ered, nickle triamings and para- je Largest Size Colar Tubs, #) tece Tea Sets, $.G6 te€1G. 100-plece Dinner Bet, $7.UNto FI. Everything for the Louse at one place. Keumeinler the name aud piace. M. ©. GRASTY, DOUBLE STORES, 2510 and 1517 7th st. ow. bet. PandQ. Var only terms cheap for cash. donnt til you try. Everybody treated alike ot at all there. any article not as repre- a times. my — Tue “Svmxc Cenercown, A comb that combines the strenath of metal with the ¥ of = trash. The Aexibitity of the ioops this, combs wonderful device. A Fre N'rs. ““-1t is as sott an a brush,” Lecause the loops Venable the combing suriace fo get down Mo the elevations. to the wrest vv atitial aut thegrest convenience of the welt-cleaner.” ait "Tbe lest wm it ina spring aud the vibra: cowisly frees thea frou ail dist wa horse quicker and totter tham othe tewth S4ich do ot traci ot grate hacshiy over ther ey fteeit tcamy and ail parte ot Tisteia. SH inavery some ie very walieabie not Tue Asmostaren | STEAM CAKPET CLEANING AND RENOVATING WORK: 2708 and 1710 Est. Are doing the best Kind of work. Prices of clean nie ‘de. Tapestry and Body, 4 vee We Bhd Axintnster, Ruse, :35e. Te. per yard. sdiitional if cleaped by the new Samoniatel proves Furniture, “Mattrecars’ at Feathers Tencvated. Carpets taken up. col’ laid otic: 1:08am LAs E st, M. NEWMYER, Manager. | mys 10TH STS. to the cident to the election of Mr. Babson and sug- es fic was duly elected. com setting forth the constitution and objects, list of members, &c., was adopted. reported the progress census, which was appointed at the last meet- ing to urge upon the Commissioners the needs of ® acancy in the executive committee in- ted that it be filled by Mr. M. W. Wines. ‘The report of the executive committee, re- ing the publication of a pamphiet THE POLICE CENSUS. Mr. Weller, in the absence of Mr. Dawson, the committee on lice census, had made. His report was based upon the visit of the committee to the Commissioners, which was printed at the time in Tue Stak. Mr. Weller stated at the last meeting that he intended at the next meeting to offer a resolution condemning the Metropol- itan Kailroad Company. When bis resolution was calied for Mr. Weiler stated that he was not prepared to offer it. He explained his ac- tion by stating that an officer of the railroad company had calied upon him and talked over the grievances which the citizens of East Washington had against the railroad and promised to correct existing evi ‘TWO NEW COMMITTEES SUGCESTE: Under the call for new business Mr. Weller said he thought that two new committees should be appointed, one to be known as a school committee and another the legislative committee. The needs of the former were Very great. For instance, he said, the papers every day chronicled sad accidents to some Little child. If the little ones had » play ground this would not be. He thought the school | yards should be thrown open to the ehildren in the neighborhood, and Col. Ernst should be requested to set aside some reservation for the little ones. Regarding a legislative commitice, he sai such a committee would be of great benefit to the association, as its duty would be to draftall bills originating in that body. His motion was adopted and the president will name the committee before the noxt meet- ing. Sis. W. W. Danenhower. ar., inquired what action the association took annually regarding the improvement of streets. Mr. Weller em lightened him. He explained that the reason he asked was that E street from ith street to | ‘the Con qressional cemetery was in w frightful state an in need of improvement. petcbc- atthe One Hundred Quit Because of a Discharge. Thomas Hart of the Maring Hart window glass works, Muncie, Ind., discharged Harry | Moore for refusing to work poor glass and re- | fused to permit Moore to work the us say- ing he would put out the fires first. Asa result the 100 men quit work, in accordance with the rules of the American Window Glass Workers’ Union, and sent for their president, at Phila. delphis. Hart is ex-president and secretary of the American Window Glass Manufacturers Association. Heavy Losses to Sheep Owners. The severe storm in North Dakota, which has Just ceased, after threo days, caused heavy losses to sheep owners. Fifty thousand sheep have been brought into the state withia the Governor Hill of New York has commuted ‘the senjence in the case of the boy Frederick Easton, who entered a farm house iz Wyom- When at my house he often let things fall from his hands Being affected this y, those around the table could easily have misteken his actions. His nature is such that he makes enemies, and it is probable one of them was in the Tranby Croft game.” Mr. Cumming is well known at the Maryland | Club, of which he ix a member, and in Wash- ington, where he spends his winters. MR, EUSTIS’ COACHMAN, Washington Authorities to Dec! Under the Law. Mr. W. C. Eustis of this city, whose English couchman, Francis John Howlett, was detained under the coutract labor law in New York, as detailed in Tux Stax, went down to the barge office yesterday did was told that his servant could go. In fact Mr. Eustis was accompanied by Howlett, who had been allowed to quit the barge office pending a gettlement of his case, nd both master and man seemed glad when Col. Weber informed them that the papers in the case would be sent to Washington and that as Mr. Eustis lived here he would be in casy reach of the authorities if they wanted him. Col. Weber said that he should have rendered a decision in the ense himself had it not been that Howlett had landed before any suspicion had arisen 4s to his liability to the contract labor law. When a man has once landed Col. Weber thinks the case is beyond his jurisdiction, and he accordingly prepares a statement of the case and forwarils it to Wash- ington. Sometimes a recommendation accom- panies the statement, but this is not absolutely necessary. When asked if he thought that the present ‘case was one that was covered by the contract labor law the colonel said that it was an open question, but he rather leaned to the opinion tit was not. There is aclause in the law exempting personal servants, lecturers, minis- ters, singers and others whose labor does not affect trade. Whether a coachman is a personal servant is a question to be dec It has not arisen before now, and the decision of the au- thorities in this city will bea precedent. As Mr. Eustis and his Coachman ure amenable to the law for one year, there is no need to hurry the ease. Col. Weber thinks that the spirit of | the law is not intended for cases of this kind. were od necentacn ‘Tanners and Carrers Organize. ‘The tanners and curriers in convention at | Milwaukee perfected a national union, with the following officers: John P. Allen, Chicago, gen- | eral president; Peter O’Rorke, Olean, N. Y., general vice president; John E. Coughlin, Mil- ukee, general secretary: David Cronin, Hal Mich, goneral statistician. The next levee: tion will be held in June, 1892, at Olean, N. Y. — Grief Caused Her to Polson Herself. ‘Mrs. Mary Maloney, aged eighty-four years, a resident of Dunellen, N. J., while on a visit to James Nolan's residence, on Manning ave- nue, North Plainfield, N. J., deliberately swal- lowed % large dose of paris green Wednesday night while ina fit of despondency. She died fi agony soon afterward. No cause is. fof the act other than mourning for her husband, who was killed by falling from a load of hay some time since. She leaves no fomily. His Status -see—-— ‘Wichita Indians Refuse to Sell. ‘The Wichita Indians have'docided not to ac- cept the proposition to take 160 acres each in allotment and Sell the balance of their land at ‘50 cents per acre. They will make 4, counter proposition to sell all their Innds at ing county in September, 1888, und stole £1.02, and was sentenced te Auburn prison for twenty- six years by the late Judge Corlett of Buffalo. der the commutation the sentence will ex- today. ‘The case has atteeted reason in the newspapers, of the sentence. acreand endeavor either to establish claim upon the lands now ocen; ‘by the heyennte and Arapahont oF purchase Home among the Choctawe und _—_ pe FLORID Atlantic City, N. J.. ‘ific ave. near 1 at throughout. (1 st Tat Sie gent, Near the coax andtable ‘Arse class. Mrs. MW 158 Tennessee aver ipHe HiGEiA, ATLANTIC CIT Corer Pact 4 Arot-cass fai Tote, wath owe conorte jow inanagenvent, Open ior the year, Sou SHELLENBERGER, ‘Mauaier. NS. New’ York avenues. z, 1[)HE LANSDALE, lantic City, N. Ja. North Carvlina ave., near the beach. mh18-€0! F. A, CANETELD, NBYLVANIA -seularxed, iinproved aud F. W. LEHMAN. ANTIC CITY, N. J. issuchsetts avenue. er, Munaicer. " pHE MARYLAND. OCEAN END Ni RK AVE: tlantic City, + hew house; new furnitures Ciectrie Valls, bathe, &. myld-sm F.S-"ORE: [HE ORIENTAL. “AiLaN ints ave. near beach. ‘HE REVERE, avenue, opposite tlie Hotel Atlantio Gity, NJ. One all the year. ‘Telepuone No. U2. J. ROBLES, Proprietor, late of tie Vermont. TIC CITY, N. J ‘Everything now. R, K,, LETCHWORTH. SEA-SIDE—NEW_ENGLA} By ror Jamestown, R. I. ;new house: fifty rooms: newly | furnished, inodern aps: "cinmars at Star othe mye SAMES "A BHOW, Proprietor. NEPASHEME : MARBLE! Finest scenery on the scription address AM MI \GLAND. wswachusetts coast. Fx OWN. araeosn rue WeNtwonte, NEWCASTLE, N.H. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes Gistant, where coaches from the house meet every | train. ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore. Open for the season June 27, FRANK JONES, Prop. W. K. HILL, Manayer. myl2n ‘Thi sattractive and Peasanuy located near the terminus of the Stony Cove. and Catskill Mountain railroad, lias wide ‘guuple «rounds and beautiful surroundinics, in Hunter Mountain and the Colonel's Chair; house on the premises for tree Use of cucst qmpodations Via Londonderry. every tortuighit h Ju State of Georvia..se..L account 100. For further particulars please ad. dress jor illustrated circular, ‘with cat of hones atd gognds, ROBELT ELLIOT i, Hunter, Greene county, myzae2W" ‘PORT PENDLETON, Garrett county, Md. 3 to Pui Circulars at Si tor Rl cpian spot in lechenies ; large rooms: good tab K. BROTHERS, 405 B | & iGvand vevetabiew in abuse, shootin aa dnking: | ARs *’w\atutared betoro me snd made fon is the oldest established expert specia.ist in iscity and, peper, Orange, Cath Gretistor rf Station tor a Pu vt to ALanta, connecting, with Wytheville, Mriate, SOuth went a. — Dat for Manassux Warrenton, Cul lottesville, Lynchburg De Bada see ck in Win tn eine Atlas New Urieais via Mouteouery and ‘Sowiies eet dinan Sleeper ty Meunpuis vin Biruituruon aut Pauvilie with, Pan an Seep tue Ntauatee Nis, Muda, shat Greetatbory with Ful mats tewper Rue! ia Ashvalle amd Hos rinse |. DEAKIN ‘wil! guarantee a cure in all diseuses of amen and furnish | 5°30 4. and Pe Mat y <koopt Sunday, a ag ag rd Po ee eg Re (CHARMADOAH COTTAGE, any Lour of the day. Sutecrived and sworn to before | P- 28. €Fain connects ut iiverton for Luray, Var JW. Va, off attractive ine by Dr. BROTHERS, SAMUEL C- MILLS, snotty | _ 435): in-—Daily tor Charluiesviile ture ot ll adults; Sie views: handsome portiecs, nice table, | puuise iu and tor the District of Coluinvia, 1 day | “tations. 3 per weeks reterence, H. At Miles, S01 D. “Aduress | Of July. 1880. 40 pm. Washington and Southwestern MCDOWELL. Sew eee Yoributed Lamited “A magnificent train o. armen ‘8 MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LOCATED ON Be. Dlocgung and Sunct neon, it Hill Farm, Hiue Ride mountain, east side Shenandoah river ; 2Uminutesitou Harper's Ferry. W ‘and rivers; Pullroad station in wurpamed: table . LOVETT, Proprietor. OLB'S MORRELL HOUSE, CAMP HILL, HAR- _se-]an* i Ds MULLER, S07 I ST. N.W., TREATS ALL chronic afections of the eye, enr, throat, jung, jiver, Kiduey, strictures and urinary diseases. Hours: Dto in. and dto 7 SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANKOUS. AY RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. OPENS: IPHE SHIRLEY, ATLANTIC CITY, N.9., KEN- | both to Wanhinston an Banoo Best oft toma LP iodern apvomtaente rseahage, SER | bathing.” Boutineand y Botingcrmation spa estat : pbointiients, -‘Telephor , tel ire Open, nti October 1. NHK EY SOUTHALLY r. ype wie tek, suberin cunt, Bay Ries, *PHE STODDART, CORNER ILLINOIS AND PA-| eific J. H. SMALL & SONS, Washington, | PHE WILTSHIRE, ATLANTIC CITY, X. J., ON Virvinia ave., ono lsundred yards froth oceai': de- lightful view froin’ bay-window ‘root ine ‘ey and strictly first-class; tertus ode mi covery 35-1. CHANDLER. "))HE WINDERMERE, ATLANTIC City, NS, t ‘Ocean ent Tenn.aye. KER Renovated: all the year patron fapessin Rat Hous Atlante City, Tennessee ave. fear ts bess! Weeeosine x. 1.” Open att tne : MARGAlied POR ERUEE: RIGHT HOUSE, CAPE HENLOPEN CITY, RE- hoboth, Del. ‘Tihis well-known hotel ‘Will reopen June 20, Write for circulars. may ion WOLFE & WARRINGTON, OTEL HENLOPEN, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, Kolubutli, Delaware, will regpen gtune 2, 160 Hot sou baths.” Hotel sixty yards ron thesurt” “High porches witha quod outlook. Carculars a: Star office, WALTER BURTOR. mytim? ih Lest. n.w.+ Washington, D.C. ((°LONTAL BEACH HOTEL, COLONIAL BEACH, 7) Va. OSuutles from Washinston, Now open: sofiiie, crabiing, bannk, betine Shea hte Po, uae. wisic; table cufwine Unsurpassed: $8 to C12 er week Reduced rates'to fauiiies. Purdher inf tion apply to W. T. CRUMP, Prop. ‘yeleln LENWOOD HOUSE, DELAWARE WA’ AP, Ge Bac vtitding? dechetathe ioe ae, ASBURY PARK, PARK, N. J. eee MATALIrA noretn fon ocean trons open SURE AS: Gels AR PARK—THE GUERNSEY, 71H AVE. ; station; gud, Sire springs eat bal asereea perfect sanitation: wus, Wire sprinus and Lair mattresses Teor table® fobs. fenuin, Wuatines Astin Sizth | Ni, former tomy Deen fal ‘tHE VicToRtA. ‘Scenn terms reduced until my26-108 toe ee ie § Tee a IE ako a rly of Wasi Jel-sm ri 5 hotel ; fronti Sa ; ‘moderne ana duly: “Eteventh season, myi8chn. Asbury Park, ‘OTEL BERKELEY, ath any22-1m_ Asecer PARK, N. 3. clectriety,: artesian impro ; COETAGES AT ASBURY PARK FOR SEASON, Hi ‘Occeun aves. Asbury abn | SBumiance?” “Por ctreulars electric bells; pring water. perfect sanitation unrivaled fuut- iy resort. AT Las HB. DLA rar A Ait prop. HB. 0g TE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Fa. Now open. A mountain resort ce!eurated for See scenery and ee etreular any? W. A. BRODHEAD & SONS, Props. OTEL CASTLETON, BRIGHTON H. Hi St. George Landing,’ Staten fae hnivrovenentnt decorsted througout. aed sisaats 1 + decors 5 turnished: will be Seep an ae ke aA er wan ficasse New York city. my10-lin‘ LD POINT COMFORT, VA.—SHERWOOD.— QO Sper elt sear Space sir s Talaria bet ead cold baths, crabs, and Mi ite zebear aie are ie = pk are. | ue cron With the finest, oystera that I hay ever ae they Waal eA eg apply to Wash B. Williams, 315 7th ‘THOS. W. bop we pets Ferry W.Va. opens tor guesio May 15. For | ¢)NE TREATMENT FREE. MASSAGE TREAT- c-, ApDLY at, the place also Koib's, S11 E at. | CQ) ents sctentitically apyied. One teetmention’ | iim Ries KODB, Proprictress; | (pants scientifically sppited, “One treatm mys0-Lin® RELD, 401 C st. a. OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA. | J eSSIONAL M CAN Lock agg) BQ08s, HaRPrics Fenny, PROFESSIONAL Massacu: ca we OBTAINED Will be open ‘from June 6 to October 1. Terms, 86 per week. muy 18-336 ‘TE SERIE HOUSE. HARPEIS FERRY. W: ‘a.—The larest housé and gromnds and highest int.” Apply for circular and terms. Oven June 1 Parson SW. LIGHTNER, Clete OTEL ESSICK.—FOR DESCHIPTIVE PAMPIT- Jet of, the healthiest Mountain Kesort in Auterics Uy svplying at Ls vin st. my t-1m* ‘A \OlD YEARS OF SUEFERING BY CUNSULT- ing Dr. G. F. Thesi, 588 North #th st. The only German-Aimerican stecialist in the United States Wino spate 20 cars all sttecte of imdieorothons of beta cess. PY wok posing quacks “Mowe Cure swindle, ie. RK. MEYENBERG, MAGNETIC, HAS TREATE! ing, Siecping and Butter, Smucing, servation Catwot the latent nina Just trams tor New Urieam | Meupins, Meradlan, New or 11. 0Up.1. — Daily, Southern Express | Danvilie, “Grerusici an thous Western Nori: Carolina Divison, Closekoets Western It Pu wow iawn eeut and mis cots all-day trains. G. W. GHEES. bro- } | extra tare So ckstwed on tise tree eee Ae Bayz L kG By Srst-coans tickets ony. Arr-ves at ‘Avante wether mn two of Dr. BROTHERS’ invigorating cordial. n - sat . RY W.VA; | Will}eure any case of nervous debility. OW Bt. aw. | uw wiht day. quaking duuuediate vunue tious ‘wit x Suntory and far eatin atid Vichobre ™ Lynch bare, Kaew, sausury aud Stee and Stations South Caruiiua Duvimon to Ataruma, ens Ataute ang Chap iotte Dy a a Fullwan Duffet Sleeper, Washington to New Orleans Vig Atiania, Mvugeomery’and Mone, ‘Trains car Wasuttas ington except Dunday , Petting, arrive at W. and ULav d.vision leave Washes = SSS nS Sar, Somer D | Fi. address SICK. Prop. BE Tiuroueh trains from the South vie Charlotte an —— Fieture Kock, Pa. Deas gestern ame bd compel | anal Ta prune chad se oss SB 20 ‘QUNTAIN VIEW. MOUNTAIN FALLS bo | citsdamenmeol Dutheesca. "sly Tat nre spose | Say 2000 vu xnchiare Ti pte alg are ick county, ve. “will open June 10 for i, LORD. ee ISTH ST PHILADELPULA ay ct 20: op ur socal at 10-47 aim, thirty wuests. Beautiful location. “Kates, $20 to 35 wenty years’ experiehoe, book |, Tickets. sicin< ‘car reser ber uncut "Children half tate, "Neat ins ef teaver to | (eealed) comtsiuiiuc tail particulars for HOME CORE | furaued aud iougase rive tes ot cause and from Capon Springs. Write tol. 8. HUDSUN. | free oi charve. Hours 9to 5-0 toevenings. ss | Yala cveulum, aunt at Puumeuuve nut on. enunyieesan amy 1s-colm, SoRSER SON. OL. Younc AND MIDDLE AGED. ILL, HOUSE, WHITE MOUNTAINS, waurosd, Un ud yd L., Situated on an’ Plates 1.450 cet | | Ifyou suffer from any or nervous ‘isease, above sea lovel, und commands finest views of White | bi poison, eflects of ete Mountain scenery. Its elevated position insures a dry | Dr-G. F. Iieel, 258 Ne atmosphere, in which J hilacdes errors Soe be aot oneed ack 48 INENOWN. % . Thee! ts the only Physician in the United MALARIA 18 U: ates ig cure wien, ail stirs tall; notwitnetandasg a ae ts Pablic rooms are large. Music Hall and Orchestra, | whit others advertise luvurm Y W's blvd. Bune | y Pe HLH Extensive grouncs ior tennis courts, hase ball amd | day tt0 12. tee b « 33 Other catgoor ames. Lance fama aul ood i8yery | a gg wo it 00) Say = Sr ar ne ee a rostnne, | ——PIANOS AND ORGANS. |" cismate un vouits Sac iia Si BAKAUER PIANOS HAVE WON THE ADMILa- Pee MEG. OO kr St i. wean see _| Cui ana serrcrmeienee |“ ehatase stareadid Sd! ae =a gpd aqenlanie,,, Son them at Tomploct Meme, yawG | —eayeam SUAOHER BOARD IN BOSTON. HALLE? & BAvis FIANO AGENCY To ue Have You Sixx Ip apd good family tahie; central, near | berssiss on teas culstested hich ered ‘The DIAMOND FRAME RAVBLER, Branswick Hotel, Art Mtweu ad Copley guar So Address Mrs. my20-203w 29 ‘pt. Jumes Boston. FOODLAWN, ROCKVILLE, Mi WILL BE Me eesabeNib ef 2 opened for Rework ave.” PROFESSIONAL. set eee |. Coen Ss, “freit Pek © GOSLIFE. sie 12th. mw. ME. FRANCIS, "1 Sj TEINWAY, CHASE, GABLEK, BRIGGS PIANOS, ME chaec ce oe yaaa: | Samar col staar a SOOT ata Store, St Re MABE EBT DRCOMATIVE ALL Pitmce Sorat. SO SEOUND-HAND FiAROB—A ano every. ioe etree. MER WILL LEAVE ‘seashore. ME, Pier ‘Will revurn ‘Patrons please take notice. myle iE ae T city ber 1508 1th st. n.w. ‘a. ow. Se he be me Cam saad. it ie ‘Rertotered Trade Mart. PURE RYE WHISKY, (4a Gallon, 61. Quart and 50c. 0 Pint. ere GORMULLY & Ji2vEkY MPG. cO., B_GRAVTR, Means. fore Mie CULL aLLA DArETY BICK ‘Has arrived. toa beanty and (408 all ws to weep, Cats ad wee ot. GEO. 5. ATWATER 2 ©0., 1624-20 om. ove