Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1891, Page 7

Richmond, Va. he \. Webb, De: ne ‘Electropoive tor Nervous Prostrne , lnacmia and the Geworal Debility mow to delicate Indics. The mest sy dnme AL CITY AND DISTRICT. €F- Upon the basis of price per line per 1,000 circulation, the advertising rates of Tur Evex- ing Stan are only about half as high as those of other Washington papers. But cheapness is not the only merit. Its service is better than any other paper in the city can possibly give! irom it upon a case McCAKRTHY, Sec. Va. Fire and ome. Co For ail infor ST. JOSEPH’S SCHOOL. — ‘Its Attractive Commencement Exercises at Carroll Hall This Morning. The closing exercises of St. Joseph's School were held this morning in Carroll Hall. The | audience enjoyed the singing and recitations of the boys which are always of these occasions. The program was as follows: Entrance march; greeting song, vocal class; “Welcome, Fair Morning,” orphans; “The Rival Orators.” Masters E. Scanlon and J. Me~ Cabe; six-eight time, minima orphans: recitation, Room Enongh for All,” Masters G. Hartnett, - Ryan and J. Douglass; “Leap- minims: “Don't Ask Mé dialogue), Masters T. jurtnett and J. Burke; “Merry Sunshine and a Ride in the “Sunbeams of Wolt'sACMEBtacking 4S CHEAPER than any other dressing at any price, be it 5 cents, 10 cents, or 25 cents, you can Convince yourself by wearing one shoe dressed Blacking and the other shoe dressed with whatever happens to be your favorite dressing. While Acme Black- will endure a month through snow or rain, and can, if the shoe is soiled, be washed clean, the other dressing will ‘Bot Yast a single day in wet weather. Your shoes will look better, last longer and be more comfortable if dressed with Wolff's Acme Blacking. WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. Happy Are We,” vocal class. MEDALS AND PREMIUMS. ‘Medals and premiums were awarded as fol- First class—A gold medal presented by Mr. 0. E. Duffy for scholarship, awarded to Master Premiums awarded to M: ters Joseph Bogan, Noblet Thomas, Percy B. Higgins, Eddie Neumeyer, Willie Sweeney, MeCabe, Joneph Mur Daniel Bishop, Willie Sauter, Joseph Tommie Buckley. aries Camalier, Joseph Douglass, Milovieh, George Hartnett, Hugh Fegan, Lloyd | Douglass, Michael Ryan, Joseph Murphy, Rich- ard Walsh, Charles Brooks, bacher, Lester Sweeney, Willie Marmion, Henry Kabbitt, Willie Palmer, Second class—Arthur May, John Barker, Doran McCarty, Eddie Crowiey, John Earley, Charlie Douglass, | Zerega, Dannie Leane. Hall | Lueas, John Rvan, Eddie Sauter, Jerome Desio, Pierre Meza, Mannel de Meza, John Casas Culien, Arthur Glonnan, Frank Brown, ’ Seheller, Emmet Walsh, Charlie McCabe, Tom- mic Howell, Leo Kolb, George C: Hewitt, Joseph Zerega, Michuel Colbert, John Forester. Elmer Miller, Kenneth Willie Fill, Gussie Zanelli, Eddie Voi Masi and Frank Crowley. for Christian doctrine given MeGee is awarded to Master A special premium in second class of cate- jchism a awarded to Master John Barker. | Goid medal presented by Rev. Father for conduct in the first clase is awarded to Master Noblet Thomas. To draw for gold medal for excellence in lessons in the second and third divisions of first class: Masters W Sweeney, John McCabe, Joseph Burke, Tommie Buckley, John Hartnett, Hugh Fegan and George Hartnett. To draw for the gold medal for conduct in the second class: Masters Arthur May, Doran McCarty, John Earley and Willie Neumeyer. To draw for the gold medal for lessons in the second class: Masters John Eddie Crowley, Doran McCarty, Charles Douglass and Hall Semmes. ORPHAN Bors. First class—Premiums awarded to Willie Mullen, John Fahey, Willie Cox, Thomas Con- nor, Henry Bahr, Charles Kennedy, Andrew Redmond, Thomas Looney. Premiums awarded to Louis Casaleggi, Ben Ridgeway, John Dacey, John Considine, Geo. MeNamara, Willie Schollard, Laarence Aubuck- ler, John Tierney, Harry Moss, Joseph Cot- trell, Willie Buhr, Ed Graves, Charles Kilgour, James Considine, Willie Wallace, Joseph Ridge hg ati meen ne a ible. 0% married couples to ponder | Jimmie Connor, Frank Burke, Matthew Fahey, fe be Theodore Santucei, George Mulligan, Jerry Murphy, Charles Moore, George Burke, Harry ‘Two furnished rooms will cost you annually at least 4 ‘Stephen Santucei, John Rudden, George ey Second division of third class—Premiams yh Repetti, Victor Casaleggi, mbach, Willie Dev- Eddie Scanlon. Robert Cottrell, John John Hartnett, Depoiliy, Randolph Joba Colbert Willie Nenmeye Semmes, George holson, George alelie, Leo de. appetizing Sold by all Sealers, PR FP a beat Pretare Book and’ cards ©.E. HIRES & CO. Philadel Eddie Scanlon. ry BEECHAM’S PILLS, 265cts. a Box. OF ALL DEUGGISTS. Barker, Arthur May Second class— We Presext awarded to 12 X Lor $180. LITERALLY THROWN aWaY! OUR KQUITABLE awarded to Josepi Willie Palmer, John Kal: iny, Charles Adams, Willie Jenkins, George Collins, Reuben Gra Laurence Ruth, Pat Qi Michaei Frawley h ’ Taggart, Willie, Reynolds, Minim department—First division—Premi- ums awarded to Ed. Stumph,Jos. Gregory, Ed. iy, Chas. Bassett, ‘Taking you into its confidence, gives you a Handsome ‘X 10-or 8120, ‘Magar, Vincent Willie Fisk, Jac. Kudden, Thos. White. division—Premiums awarded to An- thony Brown, Harry McCarthy, Willle Thom son, Jas. Frawley, Geo. Thomas, Chas Stump! John Bell, Chas: Haldeubsen, Chas, O Vay, Eddie Considine and Wm. Frawley. Special premiums by Rev. Fathe: McGee for Christian doctrine awarded to Chas. Kennedy. The Key- worth medal for good couduci in first class awarded to Henry Babr. Special preminm for good conduct awarded to Andrew edmond. the Barbour medal for conduct in the minim class awarded to Eddie Deviny. ee GAMES STOPPED BY KAIN. Half of Those Scheduled for Yesterday Were Prevented by the Elements. YESTERDAY'S GAMER. American Association, At Cincinnati—st. Louis, 6: Cincinnati, 3. At Louisville—Columbus, 7; Louisville, 2. National League. AtCleveland—Chicago, 12; Cleveland, 8. At Pitteburg—Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburg, 8 WOW THE CLUES STAND. Amerwan Association. AT THE END OF THE TERM ‘Happy possessor of that smount of property in YOUR OWN RIGHT! ‘Is further argument necessary? FURNITURE, REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, HOUSE & HERRMANN’S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 927, G21 aud 9257 st, (€27 and 636 Mass. ave. now. Bole agency for the Peerless Whitney Carriages. Cincinnati ..27 28 491 | Washington.16 35 .314 National League. New York....29 16 .644 | Cincinnati. .20 28.417 Pittsburg.....18 27 400 the game between the and Baltimores yesterday just after the fourth inning was begun, the score standing 8 to6 in favor of the visitors. The nad scored 6 runs on free hitting and Madden's wildness, and it looked as though they had se- cured the game when a succession of errors be- gun by Alvord gave the visitors 8 unearned runs. Cunnimgham was put into the box iu the sey pitched for the home team and did very well. . Bakeley, formerty of the Washing- ‘igned with Baltimore. ‘The Cincinnatis unexpectedly secured a bou- quet of two-basers from Galvin in the seventh inning yesterday and won by one run from utan end to weeks And socan afy housekeeper who would like to make her old furniture .ook as well as whew new by applying CAMPBELLS VARNISH STAINS. ‘The only article ever produced with which any per m can at slight expense and by one application bot Festain and varnish old Chainber Sets, Bureaus, Bed- steads, Chairs, Tables, Doors and all kinds of wood- te of CHEKRY, WALNUT, MA- OAK or VERMILION. stend washing and fs very durable. Halt a pint will restain and Snish a set of chairs, and one pint will ordmarily renew a Chamber Set. For rooms one quart fo one allow, according to siza Prices: HALE ‘We. , PINTS, ae. St. Louis won yesterday's game with Cincin- nati in the first and second innings, when they After that Dwyer settled down and pitched well to the end of the game. Columbus took the third gume from the sterday afternoon by hitting Bell hard and on Louisville's errors. less work in the seventh inning lost Cleveland the game to the Chicagos yester= day. Ride prevented Mall tha locas anne tion games yesterday. The Pittsburg team. which has done more to ntract-famping than any other ‘League work in beautiful ti made six hits. Gruber’s care! « + Tue “Sroxe- Connycomn. Bibincs the strength of metal if et) g @lasticity of a is Hs I team, ienow at the tail’ end of the race. Bailimore American. Umpire Matthews, instead of Jones, ix the | one who has to give place to Umpire Jim Davis. Director Seanlon of the Nationals will be supported by every one who has the interest of the game at heart when he says that he wouldn't have a contract-breaker on the team. ‘The Youthful Terror of the Town. Charles Bradford Donaldson, the ten-year- old son of J. Donaldson of Westficld, Nv, bas been arrested in his career as the terror of the town snd will be sent to the re- form school. Last week he maliciously burned up two barracks of hay, and yesterday he stoned his mother and tried to siab her with a buteher knife. She had to fice for her life, , 3 5 : i the hollows and he 3 H § Vecause it isa spring and readily tees them trom all har. “It cleans a horse quicker and better than ibe,” became it uas 0 teeth Fa ich co Bot ‘does not «rate hetahly over Han é ! an excellent ‘sweat scraper.” rent. [tdorsed by experts aud the trade every w Ge bad OF acd ware, Lazuene. feed Sd crvcwry Fiour and Feed ‘ Tar Axxoytere> STEAM CAKPET CLEANING AND RENOVATING 1708 and 1710 Est. aw, kind of work. doing the best ‘The Fanfuis of Rome states that Signor Corte, late Italian consul at New Orleans, at the re- hers renovated Wb W. S. TAPPAN. 004: MISS EVELYN’S APPEAL. Her Counsel Claims That Mr. Hurlbert Has ‘Not Tried to Locate Murray. In the appeal of Gladys Evelyn, the actress, against William Henry Hurlbert, after Tue Stan's report closed yesterday, the attorney general, Sir Richard Webster, on behalf of Mr. Haribert, said that the most deliberate perjary had been proved against Miss Evelyn in regurd to the relations which existed between herself and both Mr. Hurlbert and Jackson. The judge who presided at the trial of the suit, con- tinued the attorney general, dwelt upon the point of her perjury, and the jury were unani- mous that no promise of marriage had ever been made. Sir Richard Webster also snid that if the “bogus” letters which had been produced had been genuine some of these letters were of 30 thastly and horrible a nature that they could rdly be associated with any man’s promise to ight. Hon. Edward Ebenezer Kay, one ot the lords justices of her majesty's court of appeals, here asked to see one of the letters re- ferred to in order to compare its handwriting with that of one which was acknowledged to have been written by Mr. Hurlbert. A letter from the lot was then handed up to the bench, and Sir Richard Webster, continuing, mid: “I asked that poor old man——" Lord Esher, master of the rolls, here inter- rupted the attorney general, asking sharply, “What old man?” . ‘Why,” replied Sir Richard, calmly, “Mr. Hurlbert is between sixty-five and seventy years of age. When he was asked if he had ever written a letter of euch a character to any woman he replied, ‘Never,’ and no one who knows Mr. Hurlbert would believe that he could write such filth.” At this stage of the proceedings Sir Richard Webster said that he proposed to read the letters which “that woman” had sent to Mrs. Hurlbert, but Miss Evelyn indignantly Re tested that she had never written to Mrs. Hurlbert in her life. During the course of Sir Richard Webster's argument the master of the rolis, Lord Esher, asked whether there was any evidence that the defense had tried to find the man, Wilfred Morray, who was alleged to be the real author of the letters. Mr. Candy, on behalf of Miss Evelyn, replied that there ‘was not the slightest evidence that the defense had tried in any way to locate Murray. ‘The hearing was then adjourned until today. pant corer iiaiettsli KILRAIN NOT KNOCKED OUT. Referee Dunn's Decision in the Recent Fight—Hot Words With Savi Jore Dunn, the referee in the Slavin-Kilrain glove fight. rendered his formal decision last night. He awards the fight to Slavin, but declared that Kilrain was not knocked out. Bets that the contest would not last ten rounds are won, because the winner is declared after Jeas than than nine rounds had been contested. Dunn says that Timekeeper Kelly made an un- fortunate mistake after the electrical gong got out of order by not calling out from his watch by which he wag timing the seconds that elapsed when Kilrain was down in the ninth round. He adds that he considers himself equally at fault for not keeping his eyes toward the center of the ring at the time in order to see for himself how quickly Kilrain got up. | He explains the fact that his pack was toward Kil- rain by saying that he felt it hie duty, on ac- count of Slavin’s method of fighting, to watch the Australian to prevent him from fouling. Dunn states that Slavin always showed a desire to go in and slug kilrain the instant he arose froma knock down. The referee pnts himself on record as being against euch tactics and says he would have decided against Slavin had he committed that act in the ninth round. As Kilrain was practically beaten the referee did not like to be put ina position to decide against the foreigner on the ground of a foul, so he de- voted his energy toward keeping Slavin m his corner rather than standing off and watching both men. Kilrain and Muldoon received their $2,500 of the £10,000 last evening, after the official de- the other side will get their $7,500 today, although the receipts in the hall reached only about $8,000 in all. During the evening in the St. James Hotel Slavin and Mitchell, who seemed to have been drinking, made a good deal of noise and inti- mated in'a round about way to Jere Dunn that he had been afraid to decide that Kilrain was knocked out because his (Dunn's) friends had bet against that result. Dunn replied that if he only got a bad reputa- tion from such people us the men who were talking his character would always be of the best. “Then he told Slavin that he ought to be ashamed of himself for talking in that style and finally called him « brute. "Slavin was re- quested to leave the hotel and he did. eee BARDSLEY'S DEFENSE, He Denies That He Used a Dollar of Phila- delphia’s Money for His Own Profit. Ex-City Treasurer Bardsley of Philadelphia is said to be preparing a defense, which he will present to the court on next Tuesday, when he comes npfor sentence. In the first place, it is stated that he will stoutly deny any intentional dishonesty. He will admit, as he has admitted in court, that he violated the letter of the law in two particulars—first by loaning the public fands for profit and second by depositing in the Keystone Bank and else- where money beyond the limit fixed by the city councils. This, he will assert, was the be- ginning and the end of his offending. Astothe way the money was lost Bardsley will throw the whole responsibility npon the Keystone Bank, He will take the position that the loss to the public funds through his trans- actions is only £1.045.000, and that part of this is recoverable. He will say that he became aware a long time ago of the fact that the pub lic money which he had deposited in the Key- stone Bunk had been lost there. As he bra technieally violated the law in making the de- posit he could not say anything publicly about the matter. He therefore took money from other funds to meet the payments coming du from the funds which had been lost. h payment thus taken has been added to the original loss until the alleged total of $2,200,000 is reached; but, as a matter of fact, the actual Joss ix only $945,000 for the original due bills and $100,000 for another matter. ‘This other matter came about from his efforts to recover himself when he found that the bank had swallowed up the 945,000, and is repre- sented by the $100,000 worth of West Chicago street car stock, which was discovered the other day. He bought this stock with the public funds with the expectation that its rise in value would enable him to restore some of the miss- ing money and meet some of the payments as they came due. ‘This expectation was realized in part. He had also some reason to think that part at least of the $945,000 would be made good to him from other sources. He will admit also other speculations with the public funds for a similar if and will @eclare that from first to last hedia'not take one dollar for his own use or _ THE EVENING STAR: SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, B. J. TLANTIC CITY, XN. 3. RENT tei and beth, iouses: lots of dhe ity ane Penta “Afienate . ADAMS & pee OR SALE_HO- for ele in Weal . Roinse UN NEW MANAGEME! ms18am,eou- MES. D. Tee JONGRENS COTTAGE, m5 ATLANTIC rte ee Now open. A-cottus} ‘A, HINKLE 010-2. ONGRESS HALL. Atlantic City, N.J., Opens Saturday, Sune’: Late Colonnade Hotel, Phitade:n fetiin J] TEL ALBion. Poor a, ATLANTIC CITY, *. t. Flot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Hense. LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Opens June 24. Three minutes’ ing grounds. Accommodates 350. 82m, jal from beth P.8. ATTICK. my25-hn OTEL CLARENDO: aie Jets ‘ PACIFIC AVE, AND N New and first-class fn ald i MAKLES C. MCL, ‘Late ot Colonn: GENNES Ny ATLANT ye! near the ocean, Col. JOHN M. CLARK. ‘OTEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Bi a: fide Hotel, Phila. ic of YN. ‘OTEL DENNIS, acing the ppouitinents. JOSEM He BOWE ATLANTIC CITY, XN. 3., open all the year ; hot seu water baths; new and improved sauitary: {e546 ‘ON. Nomnely msocniss Senin the head ‘ahinyeton ‘and mf by the week, @10 to $18. G. $0~Sr my! Hoe at aS Yangements; bath Carolina ave., Atiantic City, N. J. ‘OTEL IMPERIAL, ATLAN prettieet housen 8 this teverite’ Secor! ie Sane Housen 3 javorite resort itis. hade fed and furnished: has-all_ modern iut- free, 200, ents arters. f0F pron isimore., TLANTI facing the occa Li Y CITY, NJ. Unobstructed view of the ocean irom hotel, Send for dasirated catalogue with 1 OT SANTTAK' in house; ovewn exit or TY, NJ. in, Sone of the i any be | nent peobe trom By the day, a? wr kENDueK. ‘Yerms, $21.00 my dois ‘Open ail the your. jones. Mra. 8. E. SWLENA, broprietress. my 27-1 ‘Atlantic cleiment Ww chestri .:Sebiecnt & Mi Paul Seni NTIC CITY, Square trou the tes! OF ules Curetully cop ONIEREY HOTEL, ATLANTIC Cliv, Nf thoroustily comfortable; reiurnished ; open ali tie Year; Ocean end New dork ave. ¥. N. J., HOW open; protected soi ae ther by portable ro i 25 pieces every evenmg from 8 to 1330 hurer's New iniet pavilion electric curs; Sentz's orchestrs irom 10 t ele attached. SCH. hed $05! pHE ALDIN pear $1.50 to $2.50 per day. at these rates. Bend 1oF pamphlet. apo-inio ST. CHARLES, _—~ ATLANTIC CITY, N, JONAH We NTIC C1TY, ATL. 4p © CLYY. N. 3. PACE fo ave. Fnlarzed and iasproved. - Terns ‘No tiner house on the Isiund H. D.BASTMAN. MA! ipse CAT. 0-1 New York ave. QRAGT, ATLANTIG CTY, N.Ja, eur Pacific. ‘Rooms ail communicating. Piazza surrounding house. Beautitul lawn. Senet for cirewtar, lerate. HUTTON & CO., late of Hyweia. ‘Terms tn ipa CHALFONTE, ‘On the Beach with unsurpassed Ocean View. Salt water bathe in the house. Send tor circular, Ja20-5m. ATL! NTIC CITY, N. J. F. ROBERTS & SONS. "Atlantic and Connecticut fic abd Connecticut ave 4 JOSEP ENGLE, proprietors WALT season. ENGLE $2.50; Leave via Pennsy fer coach throuxh Ferry. Steam heat througlwut. BERT, ATLANTIC CITY, ‘Neus ihe ocea N MANAGEMENT. JUNE RATES. F day; $10.50 to $12.50 per week. ‘apia Palitoad 1] 4.1m. ‘Lake trans- Yuiadeiphia tor Market Strect FIC CYTy, N. 3. Con. ow open tor Lith “Arrive at Colonnade at 410 pun. c ntic City, N. J., A. KINES & CO., Proprietor the Elamere. Pacific ave. near Leniessee ave. ny'23-Haad ‘M. J. ECKERT. NJ. UREN Accomodations |. W. GILBERT, Prop, aplsceotn HE HYG? ‘open ull Je13-1m We year, b; terns, ¥. 1m HE KENDERTON, Ocean enil Tennessee avi ATLANTIC CITY, rs. 9A. PACIFIC AND NEW YORK AVES. rictly first-class; one biock OnW SHEL Nprroen, ‘HE LANSDALE. Atiantic City, N. J. Xorth Caroline ave., meas iho beac heated by hot water. Sasl-San, 7[ HE LEMIMAN, OCEAN END OF PENNSILVANIA ave., Atiantic City, N. J. ; enlarged, uuproved and ¥. W. LEHMAN. ap28-3m ee ua fPHe LELANDE, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. ‘On the beach, Massachusetts avenue. 1 ‘SHE LARG! ‘Open all tue year. CHARLES McGLADE. LAN’ 'D, OCEAN END NEW YOKE AV y, N. Jy hew house; new furniture ths. &e. FS. OREM, Prop Chins: Wagner, Mausiger, Suintiel Warner, Proprietor, TIC cry T HOTEL. J. and Manager. NPHE KEVERE, Park avenue, Leipesige the Hotel Brighton, Atiantio N.3. Open ail tue year. : ee Vroprietor, iate of the Vermout. said-ban AL, ATL. “Lelepuone NO. & > CLEY. Ne Ja. VIR near beach. Everytling new. All iod- X. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. HE KOSSMORE, TE Atlantic City, S.J. fue beach: ail, modern VLE, Late Cape May pHE SHIRLEY, ATLANTIC tucky 4% en» Near Ovean. For informs T. s0UTi, ie uves., near Traymore and Brighton hotels, tlantic N. J. First-cluss fausly hotel; excel Jectric lights: under new eument, Airs. MAKY E. DALGLEISH. ee TR AIALT, & SONS, Washi 3e5-2m* HE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC, SOUTH CAROLINA AV! all the 4 Sian 7 Y, Ned. ‘THE BEACH. M. WILLIAMS, Virvinia iightful view fi Je5-1m, ‘HE WILTSHIRE, ATLANTIO CITY, N. J., ON ong hundred yards trot oceail: de- fal view Aan (bay window ‘roowe “everyting strictly first-class; terms moueral as < D, W. CHANDLER, ipueE WINDERMERE, Now open. Reno’ ited i ‘Oceat. en tel ]PTON HOUSE, Aulantic Cify, N. J. Tennessee ave. Rea the betel. inhiG-eosua AILANIIO CITY, N.J. ‘enn. ave. tron SC BAKER a MARGAKer SORWERGTE: ASBURY PARK Directly on ocean front. - Ail inodera improve IRENS Gersuy WM. APELEGRTS: Prope SBULY PARK, N. J. A HOTEL COLUMBIA, Fronting on the ovean at Oth ave.: entirely new and amodern open June 1:5; accommodates. and inormation addrevsW. HAIV LY Special rates for June and Nevteiber- Open JU ASBURY PARK, N. J. crt J. ANTA HOTEL.” Al 200, For rates JONES, Prop. myZi-zm profit. pee ‘The Broom Corn Growers’ Association. ‘The charter of the Broom Corn Growers’ As- sociation of Kansus was filed in Topeka Wed- nesday. Its principal place of business will be Sterling. The object is to store at Sterling broom corn and other farm products. It is understood that this is the first of many com- Fetmers for the purpase ot enabling: them to ose © & hold their farm'producta until they ‘can get 5 good prices for eee ae ‘To Unite the Twin Cities. A dispatch from St. Paul, Minn., says: “The first earnest attempt to unite St. Paul and Min- neapolis has been begun, the leaders in the movement being Archbishop Ireland, ex- Gov. Marsball and Senator Stevens. The proposition is to ‘cull the now municipality Federal City, At a banquet at Midway last night Archbishop froland suid: “This gathering born. is the beginning of a great movement shall not cease nutil our Federal City isb The umon of the two. cities onght to. be bad hel ther, what Boloes"epe knee ser” Bais E's hinders one necessity.” 00 ‘Municipal Election In Portland, Oreg. At the manicipal election on Monday in Port- land, Oreg., W. 8. Mason, citizens’ candidate ‘san peror tubie: Jiops, tennis, oon, Open dene # formerly of Wasuinston, D. 74 He CARLTON, Cok 1ST AVE. AND BERGH st., Asbury Park, N. J. to Uctol SBURY PARK—THE GUERNSEY, 71H AVE. ; delightfully located: near beach and lakes: perfect Seg ert et ‘THOS. G. ALLAN, selsia iss ODGERS, rat. al. TOOMBS, ‘EL BERKELEY, andi Ocvesis Paz FENTMORE— it modern nyrovements._ 1% blocks from ocean. Copper OEE aa apply to. 7 10th season ASBURY PARK, N. 3., FOURTH (pa 7pHE LEAD! ‘Grae WINDSOR.” 1 ne a Kingaley, Asbury, Park, N.3 Under ianacement of 6 a pet : Ren Re a COMSTOCK & JAMES. ike. Suniters' n PROBS, Frop.” cual rates tor June. any30-2n SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. om oma, ‘BELM! &. J. Fiteenth ‘Finest location on the coast. Hotel. 15, For ctrouler, terms, &o., address open after June Y, JUNE 19, 1891. SUMMER RESORTS. SEA-SIDE—JEESEY COAST. LA. CAPE MAY, > PROPOSALS. 2PiCe OF THE MARSHAL OF THE UM States ioF the Distr toc Golanida, Weshi ‘June 1d, 18H. — Seal RAILROADS. D AND DANVILLE “becule ih eff'wt dupe +. AN trains leave amd arrive SUMMER _RESORTS. SPRINGS AND BATHS. ARANDALE SPRINGS, BEDTO! for reception of guests June ct r weil Koown, aid, Woe rev .N.J.. NEAR THE: tau thes for | attrac of the eo:kn | tation of i CAPE MAY, X. J, OPEN JOHN TRACY &CO., Uwiers and Proprietors, ayelied with the led. Erovosalas imors: fay ple =| {Oieceived. st. thie POCLOCK MrgUNE TWENTY Siticien for the tee ‘tof Coram ns ited tates Court Homse, goannas ay be sere foot renting June” Eationery. Detailed “inforssation a8 Tor Weanone, Bree Wiens No, Hristo, Amoxvibe, Chattamoors oat west ‘Daly for Manes, Warrenton amd rs hate Sutpber Aretmcs, Cw Olomrotteey lie statiebs, Chemapeaks or Sta snd White Sa-phur Staunon end White Raphur Rprimee, Nort. Carolina Division. Saltsbury ern North Carodns Divison Caarlotte and st South Carolin. Division, Cheriotee Division | U uate L&IP & SMITH, Props. KELEY SPRINGS HOTEL NOW OPEN FOR ‘Berkeley Springs, W.Va. Y DESIRABLY LOCATED a Noi Hein. ‘on the beach. Complete racy renovated, ad cy. or ‘en stations Beet FURNISHING PAVING BRICK Dintrice of Suita. tithe us the Ce Wasiitneton, D. 1) RE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, N. J. -Fibat house tfoin the ver baths. ‘and wiations “Atiauta Atianta, ‘where commection iow Station for ail principal point Boat, andl Southwest @ of the Com- Swill be Tecelvei st thus office until ‘on WEDNESDAY, JUNE ? FO® BENT_PURNISHED COTTAGE AT DERRE- oes Sie een Ww. a7 pen. DORE ten . ah Serine. W. Ve. Apply to 1877 Jefferson Station: large Him Mrs. T. BR. BROOKS. TOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY. ‘vurth consecutive sesol of present iy improved, Culsiue a eit. WALTON, Proprietor. ns TWENTY-FOUR IM. Ts Bricks to be used on Braeht N HOUSE. BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. oy ye as Sat Gaede vie CAMioMROrAT IG Designed for residents of Tesort within easy distance: Particulars address Dr.G. Hi. ton tueretor, toveiier With al) hurcssary. tafor SANITARIUM, HOw, ahd ony ‘Lidia Wy om these torus wal: AXD HYGIENIC INSTITU. Tio, seeking a health homes. Forfurther HT, Forest Glew, Md Buamacerent. Groatly tp ier wseliate statins Ex ve th p. = ~ i? Bem for Warrenton and Augnwer White Se yuu ° ~ INGTON AND SOUTH. VESTIBCLED (4MITED.—A Macnee ‘ot Pusliuen Vesttina ‘p= Wipsox, CAPE MAY, N.J., THE UNITI D STATES, WANA june ¥. 181. —In accordance sp POLAND sPuix GS OF THE SOUTH. Why trave! irom two to tour Ii dred miles to other ines whem you have almost at your own SEE SPRINGS AND: NGS of the purest water Jowinw 00,000 GAL DAD Wate OF ANE howd, clenaaes the W. W. GREER. TEST END HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J.; ‘bea eee WARD K. CAKE. the Louis of the Distewt of Coluautaa, red thousand doh Rubdred tows ars. Abie at’ pleasure tee and payaile daly, Tate Or threo ane annum, payable seini-enn fhe Untied States as cuinuiseoper of the winking Tid ‘The bonds wil! be im Teyisteres tors denouinations of oye LUndred, hee hundred sn one tuousnd Javlare. tse to the Necretary of the Treas! Lie . Ingen, Beco as Sor, sea wilt teat snare crthe > btimaredths (J per cent per | reiteetiste ct deridian, New Oricaus and of oe iebrated PO Great remedy for und liver troubien Pus tunemis; ‘entire|y mew: cuisih and general conduct of hotel hichest order of excellence. Aiwenu tat you. will not tins of. Hotel on a lofty situation -dry atnoa- Phere: no mosquitoes: no malafia, Iaige, aif roous: iy fe. ‘October 1. Send for descrip~ ‘Orchestra under di Lroadway Theater, » tee: NW: STOKES, Proprietor. ([ 2" aueEnvers, 1. is N.J. on the beach. Hot indcoid sea baths. Un- Finest fishing and sailine. JAMES Mt. MOVIE, Proprietor, ‘award will bem intsic will be unex: subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Treas. | Hotel open June 1 to ‘Woo! ‘Terms, $12 per week and upwant. W. 1. STORK, Owner, €. WARNER'STOKA @rop. Hotel Aitimont, Baltiiuo ‘Thrust coanee Now t Sleeper, New York to Knoxville vie ud Wentern Nort ston to New Orleans ILO DIVISION On thebeach. Modern new tui AMIMeF Loe, ovide for the pay- junitte fal:tne ud wmety tie. atid 2 164.)—An act to of the duly Grst, euteen lundsed, Be tt enacted byt resentatives of the grees anscuabier, State, ex-officio ‘cousin the District of Co: AA SPRAY VIEW. Directly on the beach; ciose to hot and cold sea water hw ali inodesn tiny sou, open JUNE ed Slates of America wn CRESSON SPRINGS, On the Summit of the Allesheny Mountains. Main Penna. R. R. All Trains Sip. ‘Will Open June 25. For circulars and information address WM. BR. DUNHAM, Supt. 5 Ise WHITE, Proprietor. = two houses from the Special ratesfor June. and ave., Ocean Grove, Nod. » rains from the South vis Chariotte sed in sume of ~ po eg od Dundred snd one tious. bd ak ten-year fundiny Cole bearme interest at ti SrPHE AURORA. Ofiice entrance, G Atintic M.A BULL, BO. trasvr ion a eof three and Ly oat days ot Jur /CEAN GROVE, . ere 7, Directiy on the deean iront.” Full deean view from ali tho rooms, with all modern Luprovements. ORDAN WHITE SOLPAUR Sf will be open 15 ings. For inedicai and other (pal and intervat thereon ‘ten pam sp.cnaid Foad to th testiiuony snd for cataioyue, (COEESAPEARE AND O10 HALLWAY Schetnte in efiert May M1801 6th and Batrvots, vor Ne wina: Newe ‘[)HE SHELDON, OCEAN GROVE, N. J., Refurnished, refitted. Painted through- i Franseiments {0 the season see at the Sueidou on and after June 1. LEFLE! and the faith o° the United Ste: MoateRey SPRINGS HOTEL MSO SE. A. WEST! FROM WASHINGTON. about June 20 under AMYLAND Od boat at Cady om ally tor stations in Vir. arky and Cmennath, wnat, arriving ety carte Calton Fore, servant lumen F. ¥. V. Vestibule i ith Ginine ear, 28 the gale inay Ue Cae | create a suing fund ser the pay the Sheldon, an ol vuan, ehier clerk, i have ‘wet tort i face the abov interest therwut siali ue | e.sUry OF the United Staten, | departinent first yae TREMONT, SEA GIBT, N Now open. All rooms have ocean view. Music, bil- ards, poo! tables, barber shop, telegraph office in house, Mrs. G. PARKE, SPRING LAKE St, James Hotel, Bs.tinie the sreasturer of ti After 15th of June, P. O., B.ue Ridx i elt auditor of the Instrict ot Cola ‘OF said District. fail ue siubered comscca | iiss deasater of | K ENON SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, in the great Nort! mountains, only BY hours from | Hotel and cottages acon Bountital table. Wedicinal springs. F ne mineral baths und Dowlns alleys, tea enlanwed this year. Benutitm! new des r:ptive pai Parties wishing to vo up. betore f or fo spend tie seusom will be given s Lreenary, 10r : _ Gener.) Passes tates we berwLy aul insued Uncer Lats act, their par value, to Us fter having du y advertised U rims in two daily papers in Vashon: SYLVANTA ROUT West a. SVLEADID SoeNr Ly MAGNLPICENG ALMEK HOUSE, rable Viewer 0: “son opens JUue ‘Now open for eucsts. Deer Ee Neg, C. PALMER CLEAVER. UN FioM STATION as inlay be prescribed > and the awaru to te ‘ON, SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J. Oruution apply at oftice of Lianited Expres A. 8. PRATT & SONS, pale mes at 1th (Pee wuss, Spring Lake, N. J., Now open for guests. ‘Shs. CLABAUGH. SPRINGS AND BATHS, red may be called in | ‘sind orto wi. Licaline Arsenic phur and ‘Iron Springs.” Bowiiny alley Halery, iawn tenuls, archer jiendid Fides and. drives. ‘Mor and cold baths. supplied with watee fromthe inountait. taces. “Accommodations for "1.000. feet above nen level: cool and i a Fane MING LAKE, N. J. ‘and other aimuserwent ‘R. K. LETCHWORTH. ‘The tree hotels ure CMBSEROORE 13 The three hotess Directiy on the beach. The new resort, one mile be. mime MK call) at Thee mnie Car 4 sewouy wo daly papers pubis nak Of the Gine on Witiek payiue terest on the particular LOUdS wo selectd at ay tthe m wr Atlantic City. oe States. ! r. BACTINOKE AND FUTOMAC KAILRO! Address F. TENNE) & CO Kane. Cannudnwas, « maton, D. C., until June 13, ai Orkney Sprinrs. INDSOR SULPHUR ‘bester and Sagara Palle, dauy. exon, t sunday. & For Eric, Comandaisus snd av and Niarats daly, ex: OTEL MANISSES. BLOCK ISLAND, BR. fine bass und 1 vorhenter daily , £6 wt Maturday, 10-0 er Washinton to Nochester. Saturday, wits Bleeping Car enter. sv and Elmira st 10.50 a.m. rovted. t0 Provide. tor the. Pay Scamected with the ensraving, ies the above boas, uyo voucr | Treasurer: the United states at iulustrated hand book and Grand Hotel, iilst ‘st. and 2015 Feunsyivania ave. itd LLANEOUS ITEM! State, War and M Office of the Superintendent or th Department vuilding.—Neaied proposals in du- at this office a YCLOCK on FRIDAY, JUNE TWE 1801, tor furnishing Junestown, R. 1, ; new house: fifty rooms; newiy sh ‘clnculsra nt Star of A. BROW X, Proprietor. IN THE MOUNTAINS. WEST VIRGINIA. Asclect HEALTH KESORT on top of the Alie- ghanies—opon June 1 to a limited number. Tooms, good table, Lowiing alley, tennis Fishing and shooting in season. rates.” Circulars at Star office, J. H. ) For Wiliauesport dat 5 ELL MAKBLEBEAD NECK. Finest scenery ou the Miseuchusetts coast, scription address AMOI BROWN. Brushes, Sponee, end all necessary upon application to Ciuet Euctneer, ok ean be obtain: 2 York only, Limited Bs WILLIAMSON, trout Baltimore, 4-00 pm. FOK PHILADELEWIA press with Dinins Car 1pHE WENTWORTH, be jOPOSALS FON FUMI-_—OFs 10b OF T erintendent of the State War aud Navy Department proposals, in dupe addressed (0 the undersicned, will b= 1 “CLOCK on SATURI the State, War NEWCASTLE, ¥.H. building. Sea) JLENWOOD HOUSE, DELAWARE WAT Pa. Brick butiding : doligitfully located: electric bells; Spring water: perfect suzstation ; unrivaled fam Hy reort. | A1-LaBAR, prop. received atthe | Tor Dan oT i Uhrouses traiue combat at Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.I., thirty minutes om Auees sfost distant, where coaches trom the house mest every wy Department bnii fp a fiscal Year endinw June 30, IMU, an fo extra -hurd white us furnace Cou! ‘Ali coas must be of best qualit: imurities and inspected Uy a sWorn Iie) ec the cost of the contractor and to be wetehed DEAK, 1's. tous waite ea CEATENN ‘The fashionable resort of the Nort: Shore. Fe. Sow open. fh mo Open for the season June 27. Untain resort celeLrated for grandeur of scenery and healthiuiness. For cizcular W. A. BRODHEAD & SONS, Props. i GAP HOUSE, P, Pa: a deluritti mountain resort at the passace Of the Delaware through the blue kidve, or | Por ds timore, 5:00, 6. 0 and 11 e best quality ana 3 Bz for at cost ot tie cot sewed in three 1 apected by a sworn inspec. | actor, the hickory w ces and measured aiter it is sawed The €os! and wood to. be de, y Department baile: © parties oF Part may Le awarded, at such ouvenienice of the ug the right to order as much either coal or Wood as ta FRANK JONES, Prop. W. K. HILL, Manager. OF SALE_NEWYORT, BT. none of them Ramovenicnts: witabie™ to eg Or private buardinue how Newport, Je 1. 3. except Sunday. ach guaticies ae t office uay require, Res. huore oF as unuich less 0 at the coutract price, a ail bids or any portion of ang bid. | T der or bidders wil be requzeed to Turuisis a bond sun Of 000 a8 a Stuur -nly of Une fasts Fer: | ie ut the contract. LARGE COTTAGE | JJORT PENDLETON, Garrett county, Md. ; 3,000 feet above sea; coolest Shot in Allezhentes; large’ rooms: ood table: milk, ive and vegetables in abundanc Gireularg ai Star omice, Addrens shooting and fishing: wy Lem” airs. L. 2. DEAKINS. PHE MONT VUE HOTEL, 1h ‘This hotel has been, thors! furnished. Now open for stu termpappiy to J. ¥.5T! VHARMADOAH COTTAGE, 2 W. Va., offers an attractiv adults; fije View MISCELLANEOUS. L, BAY RIDGE, MD. ‘ation ow the bay, Accouiouation for Q) For Ricumond amd the sou 5:07 p.m. week day, ee re AY RIDGE HC BD dune 13. Finest oration to Wasliington and Baltimore. Boutinx ata Bshonz. Louriy trips roin hotel apply te Wal. MEZICK, superin endent, ja. Best of salt-water Steam launch makes EPERS FERRY, Forintoriation Suiuiner home for porticues; nice tab Sunday wt 91 1801, for iur- | we of the Coast | {OR SALE—BLAKISTON'S ISLAND—A BEA s,Photoxraphs and " “Btivand G ats. nw, SE, CAVE HENLOPEN CITY, RE- ‘This well-known hotel will reopen ' & WARRINGTON. El, HENLOPEN, CAPE HENLOPE elaWare, Will reopen June Hotes sixty yards from the surf. Hizh lags at Bia office, gana information at the office, 5 : 7 kin treet ne Pt ful cottage cheap Biue Kidee Liouniais miinutestrou. Hariver Va. ; bus meets ail day trains. G. .- For information inquire of i. N, Merchant Taiiors, 808 Tet, ‘inciuding Cheam} Carpenter Slop Stock. chase of Waste Paper, r y ind responsib e dealers in the articles will be ‘will be made, item Uy item, to the Lest tad ach itew.” Tue prices proposcd must ine ude | Of the articles at” the Coast and Geodetse | Tor packine, hawtine | il be Farauled i ell) General Passencer Agent, E & OMG KALA AWAD. ciue m effect May 10, i801, mer 0.” New Jersey emt. Vewibuled Linutted Write for circulars, Leave Wasluiztun tr For Chicao and North P HOUSE, HARP! feet above town snd rivers: rail ull View: scenery trom porticoes uusurpassed : table 8. LOVETT, Proprietor. CAMP HILL, HAR Va.. opens for xuests May 1 at jsiungton, DC Sire 3k OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPEWS PERRY, W.VA. MRs, aye Lover. = Will be open from e orireixht. Blank forms for pro} 10 reject any Or ail bids und to waive an; fects. Enveiopes containine Miscelicneons Su *Proponaisfor Pur hase: ldreened to tue Superia ds ve porches with a good outloos. ‘OLB'S MORRELL HC BEACH HOTEL, COLONIAL BEACH, ies from Washinton . boating, bathing finest on the Po- . utisic; table cuisine uustirpassed 2 per week, Reduced rates to taintites, information apply to W. T. CRUMP, Prop. OTEL CASTLETON, BRIGHTON HEIGH' St. Georwe Landing,’ Staten Island —A new a macnificent structure, with elevator and al! modern improvements ; decorated throuxuout, aud elegantly be opencd for season and Jas. H. RODGERS, formerly Keusinvton, Saratoga Springs, ‘late of Cole- » PAINTING A) ee ical Garden, ‘Washington. D. C.—Froposais ceived for the above named work at the office of the jouse at U. 8. Botan: terms, ‘June 13, LIGHTNEX, Clerk. ik WHITE COTTAGE. HARPER'S FERRY, W. Va., just built, west of the July 1;"board $5 and reverence, H. O'CLOCK MTC ‘OURE'S HOTEL AXD SUMMER RESORT, in now open for ay. $25 pet moutu: 0 prices Bouts daly. HERBERT '¥- "SOper week: wend’ ir X Miles, 301 Dsst. 5 . BELL, Proprietor. = Mgestan thirty rusts Beauttint FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT D.C., June 1, 1. — tins office mutil -w., Washineton, SURE NINETEEN Biabing, deiiverine aid Gver the bearh nine tches, thick, extend Bity tect Vey low water tne fo fegect aay of ail bide JW HOSS, It, AL ROBERT. Cousnleaioners DO. sei" MEDICAL, &. ROFESSIONAL MASPAGE CAN DE OBTAINED inedical reierence Ly ns MOUNTAIN FALLS P.O. em, $0 to #3 Lime of travel to una to be spread the Scorn at Pm, Sleeping Parlor Coron all Lhd Soe ad Ba stain ct Boston ty. 4:05, 10:00 and il Sem San (of Suburban trains see tie tables, to be aad uy Unio Lranaver Gu. on uruere teit at ¥,MD.t ‘OCEAN CITY, MD.1 Tks, “The velvet beach of tie atautie So hay fe Hantie,” | No mosquitoes, no ver. trains irom Balthnore to 1 i four hc THE ATL, DOUGLASS, J. W ILL HOUSE, WHITE MOUNT, H., Situated on an’ open tain scendry. Ite elevated position iusures dry otel door in four 1.60 2eet Hor: views or Wiite Book Books now open a “RLINGSTINE, Proprietor. ip POINT COMFORT, VA.—SHEKWOOD.— i Year; pure vee sir; no malaria: hot and and oysiers, " Moders y ei0, week and upward, MALARIA I8 UNKNOWN. Public rooms are large. Music Hall and Extensi ton pa gg cireular address of gis ticked arent, Bxcept Sun aay. Bagrace GEO. BOOKEI Gwaer and Prop. INT HOTEL. ST. MARY'S COUNTY, june 20, for season 1801 ‘or descripive open Saturday, Ji ‘Pure sca air. no malaria, good bath big, Ey the finest oysters re trot my own 0} ve ever liad, as they yster Leds. otl in ina eee ‘or cireulars apply to Wash B, Williams, 315 7th ‘THOS. W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. FOR DESCHIPTIVE: PAMPH- ise Nountein Hasort in Aunerion HW. M. ESSICK, Prop.. Picture Rock's, Program of GAZE'S SIONS now ready. Cusdected partons fos rag eetige salines. 6. t SAN WaCRLSS ‘MISCELLANEOUS. IVER SPRINGS 18 STILL ON TOP FOR GOOD fisuine, batian, fruit, &e. Now oben for .. BLAUKSIONE & 1 HE PRINCESS ANNE, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA., THE FAMOUS VIRGINIA OCEAN RESORT, EIGH- TEEN MILES FROM NORFOLK. FINEST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING ON THE ATLANTIC COAST. SEND YUL SUMMER RATES. bt rraistoy Mom N W OPEN—HOVEL Ti SITUATED ON CHESAPEAKE BAY, 25 MILES FROM BALTIMORE. SUMMER BOARD AT REASONABLE RATES. tain water, hot and cold Scenery and late Soon: OVA SCOTIA-PRIVATE BOARD AND FIRST- Birminstan, 6.V.. Halltex, Nova ay oo BUCKVILLE, MD.. WILL ma" ont MULLER, 8074 1 87. N.W.. TREATS ALL ‘ailections ye, eer, throat, lens, urlisy” diseases. 8. E. CRITTENDEN, ~ Resort,” the * “Coops perstown, N.¥. my! OLCHESTER. _ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ ¥ and GALWAY. AON MODs L108) at ae ,1asUy and 6.8