Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1891, Page 7

| THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. " QS _D.c, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1891. Consumption. that it’s Progress of ‘The best authorities agree & scrofulous affection of the | If taken in time, and given a fair trial, Dr. Pierce’s Gol Medical Discovery will effect a cure. Thou- sands have been saved by it—thou- sands more are putting it off till too late For every form of Scrof- ula, Bronchial, Throat, and Lung Affectiom, Weak Lungs, Severe Cc and kindred ailments, it is a positive remedy. It’s guaran- teed to do all that’s clai for it. If it doesn’t benefit or cure, in every case, your money is returned. The “Discovery” is the only CITY AND DISTRICT. F“Onwerd and upward” is the motto of Tur Evesixo Star. Onward in its extending influence, npward in its circulation and adver- tising business, The increase is # steady, healthinl one. Lost ERKOERS. ‘The Nationals Play Badly and the Cincin- nutis Bat Harg in One Inning. Six hundred and seventy-five persons saw the Cincinuatis take a game from the Nationals yesterday through timely hitting in the sixth inning and several errors on the part of the Washington men. The old reliab¥e McQueery made two of the five errors und Beecher, Alvord and MeGuire made the other three. Foreman was | wild, vending seven of the reds to first on bells | and hitting one. When he did get the ball over the plate he was not hit hard, only seven hits be- ing made, of which Vaughn made a double and }atripie. Crane was in the box for the visitors and was hit as hurd as Foreman, but was better supported, Kobinson being the only one to make an error. | graduates of the Normal School are preferred THE SCHOOL BOARD. Resolutions Against Normal Graduates Pay. lug Teachers fo Resign. ALSO AGAINST THE PRACTICE OF GRANTING EX- TENDED LEAVES OF ABSENCE—A MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES OF- FERED LY DR. PURVIS—APPOINTMENTS, ETC. A matter of considerable interest was brought to the attention of the achooi board last even- ing in a communication presented by Trustee Cornish, who represents the colored divisions of the public schools. In this paper it was stated that under the rnies of the board and the orders of the District Commissioners the to fill vacancies in the corps of teachers. ‘The Braduates of the school next in order to the succeeding fiscal year are first eligible for ap- pointment. The next graduating class have the same chance for appointment. “But in order to defeat the purpose of this rule,” the communication states, “the pernicious practice of resigning in June just before the close of the school term for a mouey consideration has become prevalent. ‘Teachers resign at the time specitied above and receive for #0 doing pay from the normal graduates who could not be OTHER GAMER YESTERDAY. Anmvrican Association. At Colambus—Columbns, 6; Athletic, 2. At Louisville—Louisville, 3; Baltimore, 2. At St. Louis—Boston, 8; St. Louis, 6. Natioual League. At Philadelphia—Cincinnati.9; Philadelphia,3. At Boston—Chicago, 9; Boston, 7. At New York—New York, 1; Pittsburg, 3. At Brooklyn—Brookiyn, 10; €leveland, 9. STAND:NG OF THR CLUBS. Liver, Blood and Lun Remedy Amerwan Association. that’s sold so, Think what a medi- j Wk P w. LP ine it must be ! j Se ouia-°88 20 gas | Coluentus as at op Especially has it manifested its | Baltimore. -'27 20-574 Louisville...28 31 426 potency in curing Tetter, Salt- | Cesenets a8 36 490 | Washington.13 31.295 rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils, Se ee: Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Goitre, or 35 14.641 | Ficston ie Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands. | x 2k 15 -615 | Brooklyn...-18 22 450 World's Dis Medical As- | Cieveists- a0 22-416 | Cinclameli te 25390 sociation, Makers, No. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. ¥, tune Cente Wour a Ramon DISTRICT AMATEUR LEAGUE. The Columbia Athletic Club nine put up an excellent quality of ball yesterday in its game with the Potomacs at the National Base Ball Park and won by 13 to 4. Leach, the Colum- | bia’s pitcher, held its opponents down to six hits. "He was well supported, only Fuller mak- ing an error;.Kelley, on the other hand, was 1 for ffteed and his) eupport was ports, The club boys were allowed the use of the grounds through the kindness of the National Club management, two of whom were present to see that every accommodation was afforded. Anexcellently played game took place be- tween the Duponts and the W. L. I nine yes- terday, the latter winning by 1 to 0. The Duponts meade two errors and two hits and the W. L. 1 one error and three hits. Thornbergh Wolf's AC MFBlacking ‘Makes any kind of leather ‘Waterproof, Soft and Durable. Pine Table te Wainut. 4 Kitchen Press to Antique Oak. 4 Cane Rocker to Mahogan; ‘See wbat can be done with 256. worth of = PIIGRON TRY IT, ‘WOLF? & RANDOLPH, Phiisdeiphis. ‘FOR SALE IN ALL STORES. somziting. ond dealers Fertateastinn Pretere Book carde “G'ETtinEs 4 Co, Philadelphia, cure SICK HEADACHE, 25 Cents a Box. Paice Nor Coxsivenen. WE MUST REDUCE THE STOCK. ‘We take onr annual inventory the last of this month and must reduce the stock €25,000 be- fore that time. We appreciate the fact that in miet to induce you to buy freely at this season of the year we must offer unusaal bargains, 30 we have put the knife deep into prices and have made a cut which we believe yoU cannot resist if you will come and see us. We offer our entire stock of Ingrains, all wool, best makes, st SOc. ayant This is less ‘than cost to manufacture them. You will pay for them this fall. Roxbury and other Tapestry Carpets at 75e. Lower grades at > and Ge. Best Five Frame Body Brussels, which will be fold at $1.36 this fail, we offer as a temptation ae Moquets, everybody knows what they are. Our entire stock at $1.25 per yan. ‘Smyrna Kuxs: wecut the original price in half. ‘On Portieres and Upholstery Goods the cost is ot reckon=d. ‘The reduction in our furniture department is erst. We name a few of the bargains: 6 Cane-seat Chairs, walnut finian, 4.00. A Nicely Finished Antique Suite, @16.00. Has Solid Oak Suite. $2.50. Worth @30. The greatest Oak Suite in the market for 827.50. Englisn Oak 80. Now ex E-piece Hair-Cloth Parlor Suite, #35, Upiore Plush Suite, $46.50. Gplece Wilton Rux Suite, 75. Worth #90. Alarge Turkish Suite, 5 pieces, in tapestey ‘nd silk plush, gue ‘These prices are for eash only. ite, large Level plate, has been W. MH. HOEKE, ‘Sth aud Penusyivania Ave. Have You Bees Turse: 1k will pay you towo there ium, wall or ridethere. Bo sure and take your yurve there. Nothing sold cn tluethere. Everybody treated alike there. ‘They do business right or not at sil there. ‘They refund the money tor any article not ss repre- mented up there. ‘They xive you 100 ceuts for 4 dollar up there. it is the only place in the city where you cep farnish a Louse complete. seltt Fases, fully upboistered, nickle sol, MSG to #5. ‘The Largest Size ‘Tea seta, 2.08 10610. 10-piece Dinner $7.28t0 $20. Everything for the Louse st ope, Rowouber the came apd place. a. Cc. GRaSTY, DOUBLE STORES, ‘4510 and LAI? 7th ot. ow., Det, Pend Q. my27 Our only terns cheap for cash. ‘Don't doubt tilt you try. Guxrs Sur Scovnen AND PRASSED FOR @2. Coats. Me. Se. Ve Ze. aspera de yt) S| i 5 ; am a Re tekitelee. and Wise, respectively, were in the box. The Columbias and the ¥.M. C. A. teams play at Y. M. C. A Park, 17th and U streets, this afternoon at 4:45. AMATEUR BALL XoTES. H. Davis, eaptain of the Northern Liberties, denies the statement that his team was recently defeated by the Quicksteps. Des DOP tic Ss WHAT MR. CRANE SAYS. ‘The Charges of Street Sweeping Frauds, To the Editor of The Evening Star: ‘Tux Stan of the 3d instant contains the fol- lowing under the head of “‘A collapse of: the charges against Health Ofticer Townshend”: “*The charges relating to street sweeping frauds Mr. Gladmon testified he knew nothing of personality, but they were given to him by Mr. Crane. This latter charge it will be remembered was investigated soon aiter the new vosrd of Commissioners came into office and was settled.” Allow me to say'that I have had nothing what- ever todo with this investigation, except on application to furnish acopy of my letter to the first comptroller, showing twenty duplicate charges for sweeping € street from Indiana avenue to 7th street and a copy of w fall state ment of the street sweeping frauds or “irregu- laritjes,” as some choose to term them. Yon tay that the street sweeping frauds were settled soon after the new board of Commis. sioners came into office, but do uot say how settled, and the public is’ yet ignorant of how the matter was settled. It is a mistake that this matter was settled soon after the new board came into office, as over one year had elapsed after the exposure was made before the contractor gave hiv check for over $800, the amount I had shown, backed by the statement of the expert accountant, ig jel Donovan, had been wrongfully paid im. Itis due to all concerned that I now state how I came to be interested in this street sweep- ing business, The President having stated, soon after bis inauguration, to a delegation of six prominent citizens, that he was satisfied there was something wrong in our District gov- ernment, and thatit was his intention toreorgan- ize it from its foundation, 1t was believed that many changes would be made in the persounel of the District offices and a fair share of those offices given to republicans, the democrats then having, as they have than three-fourths of the best ious. My name having been presented to the Presi- dent indorsed by 1,000 prominent citizens re} resenting every part of the District for the ition now held by Mr. Douglass, I was ap- pealed toto urge upon the Commissioners a change in many of the Distriet offices, which I did. “I was met by the answer that no changes could be made except for cause. “Show us a man,” suid both Mr. Douglass and Mr. Hine, “that is guilty of fraud or incompetency and be shall be removed at once, it matters jot what his polities may be. We cannot heip it ifa large majority of the District offices are filled with democrats.” We did not put them in, and #0 long as they are honest and efficient we can- not turn them out.”” Knowing from observation that the street on which I reside was not swept as often as called for by the sehedule my attention was naturally given to the street sweeping. Commissioner Duugiass” took the street sweeping records 40 luis house, where he in- vited me to examine them. In’ leas than half an hour I discovered twenty duplicate charges for eweeping C street twice the same night, between May 22 and August 18, 189), amount. ing to an overcharge every night of 9,987 igure yards, oF « total of 199,740 square yards. x. Douglass expressed great surprise at this diseovery, and volunteered the statement that Dr. Townshend would be removed from oftice in less than one week from that time. ‘Two clays later the street aweeping wus taken out of De. Townshend's bands and turned over with books and papers chief of police, but Dr. Townshend atts sa firmly in office votay ever, and I doubt if anything short of earthquake will dislodge him while the present form of government continues. This it all the more remarkable from the fact that the wtrect e was taken ont of his hends without & day ie jor ‘> business Re conducted proj and there was nothing whatever Eien as is now claimed, why this sam- | mary proceeding? Ai Mr. Douglass’ request I followed up the matter, unearthing a large namber of clearly fraudulent charges for street swooping, among. them a charge made fourteen times for swee] ing a dirt road. that could not be wwept. An- other showiug an overcharge of over 4.000 nquare yards for sweeping H street from isth to lath street, which orercharge was continted and reg cert treasury for over six months after 1 had placed the corse urements in the hands of the Commissioners. Some of the explanations made of these street sweeping charges ouly add to the original femse: It is but » few days since the District auditor said to me, om C street, where the duplicate charges occurred: “Mr. Crane, the contractor bas at last been uble to explain how these di plicates occurred. He states that there was snow and ice. on the street and be was ordered to remove that first and then to sweep the street, twice they hud to go over the street in We have not returned him his money, but are in” 1 waid: “Mr. Petty, if you wil! exami recede 7 will see oe employed but by purchasing the vacancy.” PAYING TEACHERS TO RESIGN. He offered a resolution “that vacancy in the teachers’ corps by resignation brought about by the payment of money by normal graduate to the teacher resigning in order to obtain the position thus vacated shall be deemed a violation of the rules of this board and shall disqualify the normal graduate #0 offend- ing for appointment to # position as teacher, and also the teacher encouraging the same by receiving compensation shall not be allowed to resign, but be dismissed.” Mr. Cornish stated in explanation that he had no specific instance in mind, but he had heard that such things were done and he deemed it of sufficient importance to bring the matter to the attention of the board. ‘This practice, if it existed us alleged, was an effort on the part of normal graduates who had not received ap- pointments to secure them before the members of the next graduating class became available for appointment, as the Istter had a prior right fo appointment.” The resolution wus referred to the committee on rules. AGAINST EXTENDED LEAVES OF ABSENCE. Another resolution was offered by Mr. Cornish, which was also referred to the com- mittee on rules. It set forth that in view of the law providing for aepecific number of teachers and a definite appropriation for their salaries, it is inexpedient to grant extended leaves of absence to teachers without pay, yet holding them in service. The resolution, there- fore, went on to provide that teachers slall not be granted leave of absence without pay for the purpose of engaging in other employment, and that no longer leave than three months shall_ be granted exeept in case of sickness of the teacher or the pursuit of some branch of education for the good of the school A MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED. A communication read from Dr. ©. B. Purvis offering a scholarship in the medical department of Howard University toa grad- uate of the High School receiving the highest mark for proficiency. Referred to the commit- tee on high and normal schools. Alsoa communi- cation from the Bapflst Mission, Garfield City, through J. A. Taylor, asking ‘the use of the Garfidld School for church purposes: granted. Also a communication from George Martin and others asking that the number of pupils ad- mitted to the Normal School of the seventh and — divisious be increased from twenty- six to forty. ‘The following resignations of teachers were a . C. Frisbee, to take effect May 31: H. A. Lewis, to take effect June 2; Kate A. Malone,"to take effect June 30; C. A. Davis, to take effect June 1; H. E. Bruce, to take effect June 1 A communication from Mrs. Annie Davis was read asking that her daughter Ethel be allowed 4 special examination for entrance to the Nor- mal School as soon as she recovers from sick- ness. Referred to Superintendent Cook. Application fora teacher's position was re- ceived-from Carlyle T. Mason and referred. Applications of Joa. Smith and Oscar C. Nalls, for janitors’ positions were received and re- ferred. APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS. Piaf. Gregory, from the committee on teachers and janitors, made the following re- port, which was adopted: Appoint A. H. Pea- body teacher at $550 per annum, to take effect June 1, vice H.C. Fisher, resigned.” Appoint Mrs. 8. J. Peters teacher to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of H. ©. Lewis. “Appoint Mary E. Adams at a oalary of 8775, per annum, totake effect June 1. Appoint Mary H. Somer- ville teacher at salary of rannum. Ap- oint Mary F. Quander tencher at salary of Jaco per annum. Appoint Lydia Diekereon teacher vice Mra. S. H. Martin, deceased; sal- ary, $400. Appoint William McQueeney janitor at the Harrison polieg, tence a West foore, er at ington Promote G. P. High School, from $400 to $650. ie name of Mra. E. L. Stetson waa placed on the substitute list. Regsclutions relative to the death of Mra. Sarah A. Martin, who had been a teacher in the public schools for the past seventeen years, were offered by Mr. Cornish and adapted. As a further mark of respect the board adjourned, INOTHING LIKE IT! fal eromery ‘round, larey Toouse trun sou | SHERWOOD SUBDIVISION, FALLS CHURCH, VA, pa = oS sul ivisto: Company. ' ‘Toone. good tants, tikes te bles iu abundat shooting and delinw” NINETY-TWO LOTS WERE soLD Grinlarg ay Star ofice"Aitiron a eae woe em LM. DEAKT At an average price of $260 per lot, aggregating about $94,000, CRMPODOH COTTAGE, MARPENS Peiuiy a. offers sn attractive sinmer TWENTY-SIX HOUSES T® BE ERECTED WITHIN THE NEXT YEAR. THE BEST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A SUBURBAN THE REMAINING LOTS (among which are some of the most desirabie in the — SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER_RESORTS. RAILROADS. SEA-S#D2— MISCELLANEOUS. Tig Se a PR TEE URORA HOUS! ORA, WEST VIROL PROBA, UREA WEST VIRGINIA Teeort caleUratent {or gaudeurot and bealthiulnees: For culsr | hamice-open dune tere traiea weaken nate 28 a 1 ee c: eS Proms ped table. posing aliey. tennis nrvinds and ais 5 A. PRODEEAD SS OONS. Prove | Tm Carcels at Sa eae Te Re my atm Over 300 peeple attended the sale of Lots in the A W.VA, ‘OUNTAIN VIEW HOSE, AUROR. now open, elevation M sian ORT PeNDLY Weeterday. EVERY ONE WEL. PLEASED WITH THE PLACE, siult. fine Ratginpe furore ‘eres ; reference, i iE wepownn | JREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Prajt Hill Pesan, bine Midi unpunt b Fiver, Wminutestron Har; Varn bus meets ail day trata. prieior. — His TOP ROUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, WV 0 feet abowe toxin sha rivers. Fuilroad seit Bek | 201 view trou: porticoes Unsurpassed, tavle ‘Bretclass, €6, open May |. apr. Hos. &. LOVETT, Proprietor LS MORRELL HOUSE, CAMP HILL. HAR. sere Ferry wee MOME EVER OFFERED, | food Taten 2a day. 810 week and | KY “rorcirculare apply to Wash B. ‘Williams, 315 7eh | Set THOS. W. WILLIAMS, Will be offered for a tew days at private sale by the manager of the _M, E. CHURCH, 637 F Street Northwest. FSX SAE BLARIST ON’ Tata: | = on eh BN SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ae ATI boing.” Apply for circular and ters apd0u ‘THE PRincess ANNE LANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘buildin. ATHANTIC crry, &, tel Pitgeets eratroe te ake ASBURY PARK, N. J. VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.. FINEST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING ON THE ATLANTIC COAST. OTEL ESaiG Sepa WINDEOR.~ THE FAMOUS VinorNIA OCEAN RESORT, IaH. | Hier fhe bckthunt Mommie Hau i hee math 190 Farts irom erens. epee ates Noes, ee RE Re SORROLE = ee. ee | Estate acon, Under manawenent of Owner, yam cure Hovis, Pa. ud Loot TEW, MOUNTAIN FALL CME, ATLANTIO CITY, N. J., PO. : Me IRD AVE., ASBUBY Mf Frederick count: BEND FOR SUMMER RATES, y. Ve. will open June 10 for 4 Pa from ocedn and near thirty enests. Deauttiul fovation, ‘Kates, @20 49-45 ‘éntucky ave, second boss trom beach. Sunset Lake. and & EB. CRITTENDEN, — | per month. Cultdren ball tole Nea hes eee | tay18-am.ccl eee. ee my25-e0%m COMSTOCK & JAMES | proreitor of “Mountain Resort," re See | Mulfrom Capon Spies. Write toi. & HUDSON. . . D. . — ; . " “myiseoln Salen Si SS TG SEA-#IDE—JERSEY COAST. Honse” (Ctsero Lake). Cooperstown. ¥.¥. my102n_ Witte NouNTAINS, ae ‘ATLANTIC CITY Ne? VICK | me Now open. “ (myi-eodm) MiB. ‘A. HINKLE | “REBWICK LORGE. ee ee ee MAPLEWOOD. | NGRI ‘LI rectly on the h. Mrs. FORD ARANDALE SPRINGS, BEDFORD, Pa. The east of the famor JONG REDS BATT atic City, N.3., | Formerly of “rhe Baltimore,” Be Rott onus torveepicaes sacs dine ae Fes | nabegustere portion of the famous town of Bette Opens Satarday, Ju 7. mi attractions of the place are well known and the revu- ite mount ‘T. C. GILLETTE, | Wteantic now Bp tation of ite waters well established. uunsur- v Je10-2m Late Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia _| ATLANTIC HOUSE AND COTTAGES. oe Shee ae ee MAPLEWOOD HOTEL, MAPLEWOOD COTTAGE, HAD 00s wa ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 1. Fot and Cold Ses Water Bat! fein _ LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. BELMAR, N. J. _206-s.indwhin Jporer ALBiog, — Fitteeuth Beason. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 13, QUNser Mini, WoeRE, WHtTE” Mouxtares: ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Finest location on the coast. Hotel open after June x H. Situated on an open plateau 1,000 soot Opens June 24. Three minutes’ walk. from bath | 15. Vor circular, terms, fc , address aaeee above sea level, and coumands finest views of Wigite ing grounds. Accommodates 50. 13 FURNISHED COTTAGES, | Send for descriptive pamphlet ; AINSLIE & McGILVRAY, Managers, Also of HOTEL SAN MAKCO, St. Auustine, Fla, ‘ 4 Latest sanitary” tnprovementa: 25-1 G.-C. AUSTIN, Belmar, 8.3. cmon Hoe™ COLUMBIA, Foe MPRINas, BEDFORD, Pa. im the Flousa, Mountain se Je8- FR sy. Jts elevated position mesures a dry atinosplre, iu which ._E. FOSTER, Manager. ‘Write for pamphiet on this great Resort andthe LOKADY, fanous 08-2 P.8. ATTICK, ‘BELMAR, N.3. MALARIA IS UNKNOWN, J OCTEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. ow for guest, BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER Hi M.E. COMPTON. Public rooms are lane. Music Hall and Orchestra, PACIFIC AVE. BET, NEW YORE Sm __ | my7$m L. B. DOTY, MANAGER. Extensive grounis for tenuis courts, base tail aud 'AND TENNESSEE. BREXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY, N. R THE other outdour games. Lane turin en good livery NOW OPEN. ocean. Piazzas and sun ith all | WHE ST CHARLES HOTEL, connected. | Capacity, 300 cuests, “For descriptive New and first. APPS! ates to, tau ilies for ie — creular address * CHARLES Sirs: 9 A. MYERS. myt-2m-Jy7-€02 | Opporite the celebrated beri and grounds, isnow. BOWLING & pert my25-3m. of Col HOT"! Laraxer’ ape way, x. 3, | Sescened bee bee renovated. reftied and has user Bis, ¥. Wi. EL ci AY, N. J. | electric. rouhout the Louse.” Teracs un ‘Open all the year ey a JOHN TRACY & CO., Owners end Proprietors. Owner and Proprietor. Berkel nee, Jes Col. JOHN M. CL eoca ee ‘POR RENT — A VERY DESIRABLY LocaT! yon the beach” Complete in every devart- : A turbished flat of seven rooms for summer paral, Phorouuliy renovated and applied with tbo | che frSiebeg. Gattare at Berkeley Murings: @00 for | .¢n.s "Shite Mat of even, roo K., 20 Srvington latest improved passenver elevator. the season. ‘JOM: ory Jel Jel0.40* LL OPEN JU N TRACY, Propnetar, Washington Hotel. 4 sladelp Mitta anstclans a Sua hott be oestret Oa phia, or to Cape May. - | (VAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS. OTEL IMPERIAL, ATLANTIC CIT! HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. 150 miles trom Baithuore, 11:5 from Washington, HE DEVON, CAPE MAY, 8, J address CS LEE, “Manor House, Soret Glen, Central, neat beach and - yest with. ie Superior mineral waters, supertaummer | Mt ON tical Loures at" this favorite’ fesort” | cool Verandas rates on applica Climate.” Ins beautiful wountain recon. Just the NOVA SCOTIA-PRIVATE BOARD AND Fins? Drettiout uouses oe aor b | _se10-lm Toot, to, lay, lite "weary, ‘burdens down und have a | ) cam in every ebect: glewsantly Atuated Bear : NE Wi ts : mm sth: | a rius Address Mee ME. RED! Fomine the hesiquarters for urominese. peonie from | Lo» W!*DSOK, Bowe sea gor, pasgphe. WH. SAL. Proprietor. | Birmniuchans 3 V.. Hallie, Nove Acotie ol ‘Washington and ‘Baltimore. Prices: By tie day CAPE MAY, X.J., AS ae a OS ah may oe a ROCKVILLE, MD. WiLL BE to Bis; Uy the week, #10 to $18. G. W. KENDRIC: ‘Will Open Saturday, June 13, 3 = eal for, reception of ueste May 10." For my30-3 ve CAPROLE SPRINGS SANITARIUM. at the CLAKENDEN Hotel, iéth and iT, VERNO: my30-2m W. W. GREEN. A HOMEOPATHIC ae. HYGIENIC INSTITU- rk ave. ti ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. 7 EST HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J.; LOCA- Design. residen! ULFBORO, N. H. for iiuetrated catalogue with peice lst. "Terns, @106 | Wisse 62.30 ana 2 sd tevct: ‘Hates | resort bia Sa Spee pe pes egfartt 1 heaton Evie) WINNIPISEOGEE LAKE. foeead perday. GAMES S. MOON. mydsian | "tmyS1*di he and OR ARD K. CARE. pervicalere histatheiehemnutentsateebemmm Ege ag — (NON HOUSE.—PER: SANITARY AR- | “BRANC PENS Tangements; yz Carolina uve., Atlantic City, Ne J. Telephone ti." Mrs. 8. E. SWEENY, Proprietrees. ery aud drives. Hibest trout and yj iiwland: oating, shouting ad tot ow prices made june. 30- TIMPSON, 3s Hutiand BRIGHTON, LONG BRANCH. OPENS season under same inanagement Ua NE 25, 1801. Orchestra under directi 4 Of the Broadway Theater, New York baths’ in house; ocean end of South | /OUNTAIN HOUSE, Crema theser | A M CRESSON SPRINGS, Onthe Summit of the Allegheny Mountains. Main jose wows 2 res for faaniltes. Line Penns. BR. R. All Trains Stop. MONTEREY BoTeT, AThaNtic civ, 3 Fy m JOUR W'StoKES, Proprietor. ‘Will Open June 25. _ = JME tuorougnly contortible ret open all the | Fare ABERDEEN, opoan =. 3 For circulars ahd information sddrees LADIES’ GOODs. po als we <1 . 2. WM. R. DUN! — ————————— car Ocee EK: NEWCOMER | icity on the tach. Pordatcidame bathe. Uo] ayisct Crean, Cauteis Cone, _| [OTHE LADIES. DRESS MAKING DONE AT A ‘ovesn View, aan. 5 reat reduction yummer monte ; chile a 'Skwes Me MOONE Dupristor. ‘ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FREDER- | dren's work « spevlalt} best Tel, xiven es to style, lement we rou Senta oF Tae ek county. Va.. willie oben Lith of dune forthe | and wor Address Star office. yell chesta of 25 pieces ‘every ‘evening trout 8 t0 11: it TRAEMORE. On thedeach. Mod: Season ten mn re from it, station over | sven arene BE a_i Baia tables schrwecturametpardign, cerca Bouse, nity Rrat-class, Deliga auininer bona: | golem road o the laid |. 2S apna ona 32, 5 p.m. gate attached. souLEcET S ee ae Cc. CROW my ik-2n' 92m. JORDAN, Proprietor. Kets, ridius habits and ta made suits, <3 td vite | ‘ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL BLUE nipae |= et 8-6- Seed SEA VIEL POCAWEIC OITTNTGNEW Vonk | |A-Cosen ond Piman eve., Ocogn Grave, J Maeahik’ SP PUNGS HOT EE REE PGE [LADIES WISHING THER FINE Waite AND Ss bal! square srou the sea. Elewance of tab. | sociable Brat-class, Teruig eee ce 3 HOURS ¥Rb: Wi SHINGTON. eason 01 YL oben week aces Jone up in Srat-clewe French syle. jesam nefSlly SUS. MeGINLEY. ROVE, WT us of the Se: Jemae and Albion Hosein Baltes st MADAME VALMONT old PME ALDINE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Albion Hoteis, Baltimore. NOMOSQUITOES. PUKE SPRING ARIA. reasopaule ‘call Pacing Sand, 213 fivhwt. ‘Terms 3e10-1m ae ea ce ay NG ater othe fated | Dye captane sl dere unpentemete "MM | BL pr gent obs yor aay” Bowie eecraits: | Gove Eponrow, “poo Oe eh PRABIMAN | _jet-cddin “8M MOSEEH WHITE, Proprietor. “le DEO, F ADAMS. su aeitte, 2! ZENNSYLVANIA AVENUB (PRE CATARACT, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. OrPHE AURORA." 5 Surfave, two. from the | After 15th of June, P. S Washiecwusaee Ps. : a Rooms all communicating. Office entrance, 6 Atlantic ave., Ocean Grog Ses, | AE “CLEANFAST” BLACK STOCKINGS. Piszza surrounding house. M.A BULL, 2.0. Box 400. Set | EERE EL SERINGS AND BATHS, SHENAN | one. children’s Stockings. 5 pairs: $1. Bees soreteeeas (THE DEMAREST. OCEAN GROVE. . 3. prorrions ear aligns Healing “Arsen Su] i dager Sictine 4 pa Gn ESR" HUTION & CO., late of Hywel nn, with all ;nodern tuprovegeptae "| allen awry enna ah jana: | _Mleeamt, duratie, af nich yz ‘RE cHaLronTe, On the Beach with unsurpassed Ocean View. all the rooins, with all modern improve wall . lawn tennis, arc! end other amusements; Bo: . le ‘art ii Gettin} MM aour. | Fi ides aud sf arr ine pool fa supplied with water from the mountain. Seven cot- tawes. Accommodations for 1,000. Altitude 2,300 and dry; sanitation perfect. vee. WASTED LADIES To KNow THAT T HAVE ATLANTIC CITY, X.J. | ‘HE SHELDON. Gata"a's., over Otto National Bask nat a aaa —3 OCEAN GROVE, ¥.'J., NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE, Many Democratic Aspirants Active—Wash- ingtontans Located for the Summer—Notes, Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rockvitte, Mp., June 9, 1891. In the orphans’ court today quite a large amount of routine business was transacted. The last will and testament of Edward Lea was ad- mitted to probate, and the executor named in the will declining to serve letters of administra- tion ¢. ta. were granted to Robert H. Miller; bond $1,000. Alban Brooke, administrator of Deborah Brooke, deceased, passed his first and final acconnt. ‘The inventory of the personal estate of Thomas Culver, deceased, was filed, amounting to €1,725.65. Cornelius H. Brown- ing, administrator of Mary H. Browning, de- ceased, passed hin first and final account. This has been another field day among the democratic aspirants for places on the ticket at the November olection and the town has been fall of them. For the house of delegates the names of thé following gentlemen were an- nounced today: John Ambrose Clements, Wm. M. Canby and J. W. Collier. Chas. Sellman of the third collection district, announced hereto- fore as a candidate for county commissioner, has withdrawn from the contest. The cold and wet weather of the weeks has had a tendency to decrease the num ber of summer boarders usually found here at this season of the year, but within the past few days quite a number have arrived. The follow. fashingtonians. are quartered at Yoodlawn,” the fashionable summer hotel at West End: i. Haring, U.S.N., and family, dre Rebecca Ellis, G. M. Emerich and family, Prof. E. K. Rawson, U.8.N.; Geo. Doolittle and wife, O. A. McCallister, Mra. E. M. Mr}. A. HE @. Richardson, Dr. Ben}. “Lippin- cottand wife, Mrs. Marian Longfellow Morris and daughter, Mrs. J. J. Key and daughter, Liont. J. H. Duval, U.8.A., and family, Mise J.) Baldwin, Frank B. Carpenter and family, Mra. Watkins and daughter. Miss Sallie Caldwell of Philndelphia ie also at this house and » number of others ure expected in x few days. Mr. J.J. Washburn of the War Department and family have located for the season in the spacious dwelling house of Judge W. V. Bouie on Montgomery avenue this place. dex eyanty, i chyretoat visting the datagh beg erick county, is a ni ing ters Pree eet aT aa an jun grant ou Mon mae Vinson to prevent the Glen Eebo Hatiront Ce from ent a claimed W. Ar Wade has’ been “dissolved. the,eompany ‘filing # bond and taking an appeal to the Mary- ithe heavy rake of Sunday iat, it is thought, vy has dane some damage to the wheat crop in this section, and where the has been badly broken down. it few Much com; tis |x) ing the line of the canal the temporary manner to execute all orders prom 4 Even- get above sea level; cool eet toes Fine Balt water baths in the house, Opens Jono 36, | Refornisbed. sendeed: “Dasesan | Roce -€, W. Chancellor ot Baltimore | tits keenih thi tery loteat eive pected ree ae Send for circular. througliout. Before closing arranmouients for the sea- | 820, Dr.¥-T. Chamberlain of Washimeton will be in at- | {ct Ast BC myo in a E. ROBERTS & SONS. | 80D ee the Sheldon, an old house made new, ‘Geonre | ‘ndance. Shroeder's brass and string band will | fs! # 230-5 a | 3%, Coleman, chief clerk, at the Sheldon omand after | furnish wuslc. Addrew F. TENNEY & CO., National PRE CLIFTON, ATTANTIC CITY, S. J,, COR. | Sune arn Hotel, Washington, D- C., until June 15, afier that at Atlantic and Connecticut aves. No wt: for Lith my Zu \wner. | Orkney Springs. ap2s-3m Mur. T. B. i. season. JOSEPH ENGLE, proprietor, WALTER ©. | paar. Sao ee . ARRISON + ek pore HE TREMONT, SEA GIRT, N.J.. eee ‘Will open June '6 for season of 1801! reat! OCK ENON SPRINGS. VIRGINIA, ([H® COLONNADE ATTANTIC CITY, N. J improved’ al! room have ocean igh jolfage and AX in the gress Notch morintains, only ty hours Is constantly receiving from the leading houses UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. fof rates und tniormation apply re, G. PARRE, | A cool resort. Bountiful table,» ‘Tree peimartabie im London and Paria the latest stylesin : 1pg1” Spruce st., ‘Tuesdays and “Fi after 3 springs.” Fine mineral baths and swimming JUNE BATES. ‘x Srelock. Tayl4-Sin | pook, Livery. bowling alleys, tenuis iawn ‘aud, ele- banging tae thr ote Der week. =} his year. ogans June IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS. Leave v ‘Ivanta railroad im. ‘Take trans- OTEL ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE. N. J. g Beautitul new. iptive pamphiets at this office. fer coach through ‘Philadelpinis for Market’ Street | KA Directly od Bees, SPRING LAME. B 2. ‘OF WEIn8 ARG Tull imforniatiou apply at office of Ferry, Arrive at Colonnade at 4:20 p.in- ; water, 4. 8. PRATT & SONS, CHILDREN'S HATS AND MOURNING C. A. RINES & CO., my18-3m_ E. M. BICHARDSON. ee: = Je5-1m Proprietor the Elamere. a Sun building, 1315 F st. T= CARLETON,” SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J. Goops A SPECIALTY. Open June 8 for J CKIN . Ni 1 iN ware ae da eh ead eT, Peake | RR OKTNGHAM, Va. go ECKERT. | “W/ILBURIONRYTHESEA” | aerated ocatin circulars, Eb HOPLING, — ‘HE GILBERT, ATEANTIC CIT’ J. OPEN | season. oe RS Ng. ny Z3-3w' svilie, Va. ‘iba cama il, the Year, Near she coean. (Accommodations | _my-so-m "RK. Lercuworta._| §**ATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — fable Rist class. Mra. M.'W. GILBERT. Prop. 150 Tennessee ave. apiseckn CONGRESS HALL. mh20-am Opposite the Epbitt. () HE HYGEIA, PACIFIC AND NEW YORK AVES.; block SEA-SIDE—NEW ENGLAND, Seoson cogs Sone, 25, 1891. 000 jruests. open all the year; strictly first-class; one OTEL MANISSES, BLOCK ISLAND, R.1.; 15 RATES FROM 43 TO @3 PER DAY. 0001 from veach ; tarnis, $13 t0 $2) per week: EH, FSi ot ton teehee suvert bathing: | MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION OF THE ig Ee ‘sins doe per ELLEN BERG! fine bass and blue fishing; daily boats; orc} and FAMOUS HOTEL LAKe WOOD. ya. ; children’s skirts, 2c. per yd.; knife Manager. _ | music hall; electric bells; illustrated hand teak ane cig pment 3c. ‘per ya and “up. 5 rae i[ HE LANSDALE Beth eey, SyCBOWN. Grand Hotel, Sit at, apa } det waste = NT. Manawor._ | 0CKS, wie eh ‘apl0-em North (ate ty. 3s Broadway, N-¥. se1Ocoint |G ARATOGA SPRINGS. SSS ee ‘Carolina ave., near beac} * _— ¥ of a mnt<oiet BLA Caterer. | QCEN AEN BOREL opeus sunn a7, GRAND UNION HOTEL Fie Entettainoons, Sao Noe hae ate Bsa 1] ME LENMAN, OUEAN END OF PENNSYLVANIA | “Fifteen niles at sea: steainboute: day vo ead. from ‘Will open for season June 28. eae TS SOT Seaton. ave., Atlantic City, N. J. ; enlaryed, improvedaud | New London. New) and Providence; telegraphic ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, formert; heated by hos wacer. conimuimication. “For terms, gintulars, ken Sides | Having leased the above hotel tor slong term. the | 4“Pisner sha Maison ities, Peme “4 jatl-om ¥. W. LEHMAN, until June 16, F. ¢. CUNDA! undersigned bas thoroughly renovated, decorated and ~ : ooo LELANDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. East Gi rene : recs es M38, G20. WAGNER, 16°6 147TH ST. ‘On the beach, Mumaclusetts avenue. = JAMES G, B. WOOLWORTH, Proprietor. age i anpounee tha air has opeund ber uew and as, Warmer Sanaier ssl ‘complete establishaent of Human fair Goods fa con EO OCEANIC HOTEL. Ror rates sod inteemnation cogiy to MB. BURNEY, | SoD Gwent saeee ine ties eee eee HE MARYLAND, S END NEW YORK AVE. ee ne wim | her new methods, to which she especially invites’ at- Ae Lg new house; new furnitare; Fie RS eISeE Cee 1 ‘}HE POLAND tng ee a a . tention of the ladies of Washington. wy tn uy id-tha “Fi. 8 OREM, Prop. and Manager. | iahinw and boeting unsurpeseed. teat, Jor terms | “Way travel (ome SPEME auey Md) a [HE ORIENTAL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. a. Vir | sndillustrated pamphlet, tay2eweeot” | celeeten Nben you have almost at yourown | Dy zimg, winia ave. near besch. Everything new. Ail mod- BY VOTAGE, 5 door: i ee Sohbet wort DEY CLEANING, ern ‘huprovements, Jamestown, R. I. : new house: Afty rooms: newly = whe yy? ‘scouRmNa. Sehonw ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. | fursishel waders Gainey at Sar ome Is only gue hour auinutes' ride from Ws Seek 7 HE REVERE, my TASES AEHOWS, Froprictor. ‘wesid, oan A ANTON FISCHER & 80x." age penne, cpponie the Motel Biehten, Atanta | F] OTRL PARK FIELD. BAY on 908 G ST. N.W. OY FoR eerie, Took ees Vcc: OPENS OUMe ee pale, “e BIANNEL, SUITS AT AEDUCED mares wr eee SSE ye gare tet cereahng ——e = HE MOR! IN. AND PAOIFIC AVES., ‘03 ie 2 mJ Atlantic City, N. J. ; location uns ‘ r — mee J. He FRISBEE, myteewidt the beac! it modern conver DOYLE, late Cape May. oe | {= Saeee oe Carel ru hora POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, ira, JNO. P. Jem MA NOGIAAR: BSPE Cove iSiee’Sty ras; (UR NURFOLK AXdD Ui ([ BE PHIRLEY, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. KEN- | fue musts s few, summer boarders; — Bien Expr de ik ite. ‘Ocean. . ‘Round x ‘Steamer lea. ob whart, gamed maeers Robots fipohge, Sar | GbR cana aia PIES Fo OU ity o fee ceenoany, tga td Sea ae STODDART. oak TEEANOTS ~ 5 epee SQKELEGEAD NecK. ; wand siato rucina, 810,38, usd Kos Work 77H 5 AND PA ‘PSepitoue onl, 3i30""and G¢'6 utaees” 353 Alten Ops eed. Eclat taal hete te: | scrien sldrele ANSE BROWS “Ope SS | _my Zim Sa pp pe dg Jent culeine;aloctrie Nets; pader new management. | FURsisuen, COTTAGES TO LET AT, SIAROON- | WV HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA. Monnrauy "_Steamer Bae, CaytW. Seoagaay |'season. “Surf bathing’ no hor deat te, = lished ‘ora century, Ven every Sunday at 4.1. for Baltimore and rivet ALL & SONS, + | Gites. “tee are, GNDERAATL. 3S a sae sqrtion of wcnry une i situsiad ignilines"jetenmer Sot ies, Gaye vob A TPRE WILTSHIRE, ATLANTIC CITY. X- 3. ON = ms a mu cir “SHINN ote cast "ap, hese iatkimore. aut ‘treccht tres .. ong ivundred yards froth Oceans: TWORTH, ft ta ners liguttal eto ayia ay i fiche are or odd Bidet" wharis or cor Pa. ye. and Labs ‘im D. W. CHANDLER, 4 TEAMER *“WAKEPT ([HE WINDERMERE, ATLANTIC orry, 3.3. | NEWCASTLE, 4.8. i poeseageae a8 deat bis, fo Moxpars, ryvaspars ann ASEAKE : , SATUuDS =m. keturaions Ror.grem Renpraisl al the Your yatzonae 90 ANEW ERA AMONG VIRGINIA’s FAMOUS HOT. and SURDAL evenings ens woos mae SE ER Sc I oe Wise CARER | Ratiroad Station, Portsmouth, .M., thirty minates Wake EER BRALING Sraiwan, at intersveitiats lisdioue, PTON ‘scovbumvuahne = ur" Adantic City, 3. J.. Atstant, whee coaches from the house mest every c dsoess™ “Hii inane . ae train. = = ASBURY PARK, N. J. ‘AsBUne Pai pm ocean tront, Al} $ cenmtins pic Aner re Fronting on at se mamaoa ae rates for June and a C4 al THE GUEENSEL, Sousa ae ca db ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore, Open for the season June 37. eevee vs er ER ty made in ‘the meee LA Jeaveo at rates ee eee PIANOS AND ORGANS. Kua nae machen N. J. “ATALANTA HOTEL.” i i ReHMONY AND DA wi SILLE KalLwOaD 60 Al teaims igete end strive ‘st Reasaylveinta Peswen oer bation, Washimwan, B,C. Wa Day man Conus 3 Guter White Bulph with Norroik and ‘or, Salem, Wytheville, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattenoons at Chie Romtl went anche, 11150. —Desly for Mansesss, Warrenton Fanquict Wigte Sulphur Sprmens ‘Cupeper Coeelctteavile statics, Chenareake wnat jor Staunton and Witte Su phur Sprece Dyavile.orraaccr “ani atioge Divehi “Salts wry smrt mations Weat Diima, Thine Chariotte sad stations Jiviton, and stavoms Atisnte and on Atlanta. ‘where compertion Neeper to Mempiis via Birviuebau. Unites at ith Pullman Sleeper ior Aususte vis Co- nd at Greens 2 Pullman Sleeper far Aprines. on 4-8) pm, —Daily except Sunday. for Warrenton and Teepe tae SactietoN ax ours, Wie “Daly WAM NO TO sor" WESTERN VESTIBULTD LIMITED Ak Meomi cout Ural of Pushoan Vestibuied Pater, ot Drews Room, Dinime, _ ihe tnmediate conte tions trains Organs ie Moutwowery and for Meridian, New Orieaut aud Viubsbum via ‘on haw Viagem. Daty, acct Soren po Urea, a ny Hons Buutl Car Bovtaee 5 Poliinan Baget Sleeper, New York to Koc Lgnchibup:, “Danville. alinvary y ta Wensern oitpe Bivinion te win x Millman Bullet Weeper, Washinton to New Orleane via A eMteouery and xoulie HEARS ON WaSHINUT ON DHIO DIVISION eave Washington ¥ am. datly. 625 p.m daily and 4:45 p.m. except Su Keturnine arrive st Wash wm day, and OS am. oF pape on ton 1 ‘trains from the South vis vue arrive in Washincton § 38's 1 2 p.u., ahd trom Charlottesville and 0-4 aa iy at 8:108.i.. strenvurs lor: tekets, i Car reserva shed and checked Sania ave. atid at Paomenre Kasiroad, Uth'and Bets. Washinton. Dc rd Jas. L TAYLOR, General Pam. Agent, (CUBSAPEAKE AXD OMto RALLWAY Scheduie ty offat May 20, 3 eeapign Deen. » cat Beek for Newport News. (it Point Comfort ant iy Arrive at Old: Point ss oSb pees ~ Cipcmnat Express @sily for stations tn Vir. West Vinee, Keutucky end Churinmat, CenGiouie sieapers sind entire train re Without change to Cincinnati. arriving sl 7 S0a a, Dining ear wo Clitton Burge, ‘serving iumch ama N40 pm, FF, V. Vestibule Limited, dally, olla trains, “with @iving cars, ron through without chause to ati. Vestibule Niwot for Lex imation and ‘tile. Pullman Oars are open to ‘at 9 p.m. Hreuus) ivania avenue. H.W FULLER, Generai Pameucer Avent, Ofkoen oS. end ie 1p H* onrar PENNSYLVANIA ROU" aC 1D sce NEI STEEL RAILS Mac EQUIPMENT. Ta effect May 24. Lea TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON PikOM STATION COKNER 61H AND B STS. AS FOLLOWS 07 For Pittsourg and the west, Chica Limited Pollan Vestine cars at 10-90 e-4n. Live, 10:50 a.m. daily to Chic and SC Louis, with parlor var burg, apd sleeping: Nia. Ptttebuty to oto Barpebure Louis, Claicage bury tent : Waster Eapreas P.ti, dail). with Sleering Care Washington fo Cite tnd Tin ome andy Teourg wit Nineyere for ‘Loueville end Menus. Pullinan Diu my Car Pittsoury to Mirch mond and Chicos. | Pecitic eee ioe Pattie and the wea with, trout jecpet to Pitcntury. sted Bist ¥ ALTINOKE AND PUTOMAC KATLAOSD, roe Rees, Canapdatenn, 1 oteosie ans Mice Bat, accel aye ‘da For Erie. ter daily, for But. falo and Niagare dally, except Saturday, 10 00 p. ith Wash ny For Wilimepery Rechte set Nie Fale ‘x Wiesivneton to hachester vo and Elmineet 10:500.m. Peau ence unary, abe capes at NeW kx axpTue past. i 100 a.20.. 1215, 2-10, 3:15, 4.20, For New York only, Limited Express with Dining es RSS. Ete Raza o- a by FI TA Peat Rage REEL ete. Hoctro et ae 5:40, fer Boston. = “City with loats of Brooklyt " direct transfer to Fulton st. avoiding double ‘ectona New York city ferriage For Atlantic Cty, 12:15 p.au.. week days, 11.35 p.m. y. For Baitimore, 5:00, 6.5, 7.20, 10-00, 19:90, 11:00 and 1 1h, 9.30.3 . 420, 10-00 and 10 dana post ror Line, enceye Sumlay” Por Aunapol.s. 20 and 9:00 a.m.. 11.50 and 420 p.m. daily, except Sunday. Sutidays, 6-00 om. and 4:20 pm. WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY. IN EFFECT MAX 10, Invi For Alexandria. 4:0, 6%, SK. 86. 10 01 woon. 1-00 i. 3 280, , & po on. S200, 390; bubs as Gs FUR Gad eek HAGE: ue base fod Pao to aba tek fichets amd taformation at the office, northeast cor wet of Un stressed Reauay nama tenen eats station. ~ on a oe tor checking of o desttpation trou hotels und rasidemoee SRS eror . : 3k Wood, General Manager. (ny25) General = con. ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. B ‘Schedule in offect May 10, IML, Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersey ‘Avenue and C street For Chicazo and Northwest, Vestibuled Limitedes- press trains, 11908.10., 8:30pm. dat.y ‘For Cimcunnatl, Lous and Indianavolie, Vest. foe si Lamites 3°30, 1130, b Yor Pittsvurs and eae N@h 2 MAE NDS es For’ apd ER REE eS Eepiacrs ane My ates capt Y ee, eS '