Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1891, Page 7

. .......THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c.. MONDAY, JUNE 22. 1891. ‘Ladies Think~ . then Act. Wolf's /ICMEBlacking 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 with Acme Blacking and the other shoe dressed with whatever happens to be your favorite dressing. While Acme Black- ing will endure a month through snow or rain, and can, if the shoe is soiled, be washed clean, the other dressing wil! Rot 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. WOLF? & RAKDOLPH, Philadelphia, ‘Tae GreaTHeadn DRINK. Dettaoer speghion. sag Frere Bock sed et went toany one addressing CE. HIRES & CO. Pulladelpbia. BUGEAUD'S TONIC AND NUTRITIVE 2REPARED WITH CINCHONA AND COCOA torether with a generous wine superior quailty leading physicians in cases of CHLOROSIS. FEVERS of AFFECTIONS of the STOMACH, and to assist CONVALESCENCE. BUSEAUD'S WIME is ota veryagreeabie taste Sold by Z. D. GILMAN, Washington, pkth Va. June 1 XN. Webb, Dear Sir: ¥ Electropotse tor tion, Anaemia and the General Debility common to delicate Indies. The most marked benetic Equaily goed are the results obtained from 31 upon a case 4 ©: - H. McCAMTHY, See. 1425 N. ¥. City. BEECHAM’S PILLS (THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.) Cure BILIOUS and Nervous ILLS. 25cts. a Box. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. A. Derensrsatios (Cu the part of the newly wedded to lay aside a few dol- lars weekly or monthly from their hard-earned sala- es will result marvelously in = year'stime. OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM. Acting im the capacity of banker, will apply every dol- lar you save toward, liquidating your indebtedness with us, intrusting you ali the while with an amount of property INCALCULABLE IN VALUE, ‘Whieb, were you to go into furnished rooms, would not be Fours, thouwh its price be doubly thrown away im rent. ‘The advantage of our offer must be obvious to the CITY AND DISTRICT. €F Advertising is profitable only when prop- erly done,—that is, in the mediam sure to reach the largest number of those whose attention is sought. Money otherwise expended for that Purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad- Yertise in Tue Stan. It not only has the largest circulation, but gives figures, and proves them! BRIGHT AND SUCCESSFUL BOYS. Closing Exercises of St. Aloysias’ Parochial School at Gonzaga Hall. The closing exercises of St. Aloysius’ Parochial School for Boys took place this morning in Gonzaga Hall. The hall was beautifully deco- rated and an excellent program arranged by the teachers was rendered. The program was as follows: Chorus, St. Aloysius’ bymn; recita- tion, “The Little Orator,” Frank Cahill; recita- tion, “Here [ Am,” Frank K. Mack: chorus, medley, little boys: recitation, “Idle Ben,” Ed- ward J. Kelly; dialogue, Aloysius Fealy and William Bresnahan: recitation, “Above the Skies,” John Lynch, Michael Lehy, Jobn Myers, Harry Quinn; recitation, “Lot Skinner's Elegy,” Lennine Hamlet; song, “Little Cock Sparrow,” Frank K. Mack; recitation, “‘Plant- ing the Pear Tree,” Theodore Eckloff: recita- tion, “Johnny's Opinion of Grandmothers,” Walter Plant: recitation, “A Little Boy's Ob- servation,” Jos. Skelly; chorus, “Old Mother Tabbyskins:” recitation, “Blanche of Devan's Last Words,” Wm. Jackson; recitation, “The | Dead Drummer Boy,” Wim. Normoyle: “The Self-made Man," Joseph Brosaahan, Patrick Downing, James Shea; chorus, “The Minstrel Boy. PREMIUMS DISTRIBUTED. ‘The premiums distributed were as follows: Christian doctrine, fourth ciass—First pre- mium is awarded to Edward Kelly; second pre- minm, Daniel Coughiin. Third class—First premiums, Michael Lehy, John Myers; second premium, Joseph Fealy, John Vierkorn, Frank Cabill. Arithmetic, ‘reading, penmanship, spelling, geography, fourth class—First premium Frank Mack, Aloysius Brooke; second premiums, Jos. Ward, Patrick J. O'Connor. Third class—First premiums, John Vier- korn, John Hartnett. Lemmie Hamlet, Harry Quinn, Michael Lehy, William Burns, James | ‘Tarrant: second premiums, John O'Dea, Joseph Maley, Charles O'Connor, Jobn Kelly, Leo Triplett, John Lynch; Michael Foley, Christo- pher Ardeeser. Attendance and deportment, fourth clase— Vincent Clarkson, Lawrence Ricker, Stephen O'Dea, Dinnis Sbugrue, James Reilly, Eugene Daly, Leonard Tarrant, Harry Tarrant, Edward Vierkorn. Third class—Raymond Ward, Jobn Cronin, Aloysius Shields. Premiums are awarded for improvement and being good little boys to George Brown, Joseph O'Neil, William Bresnahan, Aloysius Fealy, Ed- ward Barrett, John McBarry, Lawrence’ Me- Barry, Jobn Gleason. MEDALS AND SCHOLARSHIPS. Medal for general excellence is awarded to Jon O'Brien. Christian doctrine—First premium, Joseph Kane; second premium, Jobn Quill. First class — Christian doctrine medal awarded to Timothy Costello; premium to Alo} sius Cahill. Arithmetic, second class—First premium, James Bevans, Thomas Eckloff; second pre miums, John Harrington, James Murray. First class—Medal for arithmetic is awarded to William Normoyle: premiums to Aloysius Cahill, Bernard Nesb Readin, -First premiums to Vincent Grady, Thomas Eckloff; second pre- miums, Charles Cudmore, John Harrington. EUROPK AT THE FAIR Interest Felt on the Continent in the Colum- bian Exposition. ‘M. Proust, art commissioner to the Chicago fair from France, says that at the coming meet- ing of the committee on the world’s fair, at which Ministor Roach will preside, he will snb- mit « plan to enable France to be splendidly represented at the exhibition. Among other things he will propose to send to Chicago plas- ter casts of the art objects in the Trocadero | Museum, showing the progress of French archi- tecture from the earliest times up to the pres- ent day. “These,” he said in an interview, “will just suit for external adorument if the directors will give France a separate art build- | img.” The directors, he added, might greatly id him in his task by guaranteeing artists agninst all loss by insuring their pictures, by constrneting galleries which sbali be in every way safe, and by conveying objects of art free from New York to Chicago. VIEWS FROM THHOUGHOUT FRANCE. The Associated Press correspondent in Paris hes made inquiries among the United States consuls in Frauce concerning the disposition of the manufacturing classes in their districts toward the Chicago fair. Mr. Oscer F. Williams, consul at Havre, says: “Thear much talk about the exhibition and there is much good feeling toward the enter- prise; but it is too early to look for either en- ergy or apathy.” r. F. is, consul at St. Etienne, says: “The exhibition has not been exploited in this part of France, and until it is pressed strongly upon the attention of the public in Europe I do not think itcan be said that there is any real opinion concerning it. In short, 1 hear little said in favor of it and less againet it. The present opinion and situation is one of indif- ference so far as the public is concerned.” Mr. Charles P. Williams, consul at Rouen, says: “At present manufacturers are absorbed in watching the effect of the MeKinley bill upon their fabrics in the American market, and it is too soon to arrive at any conclusion. The consequences of the passage of their own tariff act on the eve of adoption are an object of solicitude. Until these problems are solved they will not direct their attention to Chicago with longing eyes.” Mr. H. D. Bennett, consul at Nantes, says: “This consular district is rot at present very enthusiastic about the Chicago exhibition. Some few parties will, doubtless, participate, but not many. They are asking whether it is worth the trouble and expense; whether it is worth while to expose their products to foreign customers so long as the tendency ix toward | high protective tariffs, that might in future render their commercial relations difficult or impossible.” ir. Edinund B. Fairfield, cons! at Lyons, says: “I think there is a fair degree of interest in this city in the Columbian exhibition. Those who now do business with the United States, or such as think there is a fair prospect of intro- ducing themseives, will make an exhibit at Chicago. ‘This is ‘all that could be expected from any city.” ‘The reports from the other consuls are much the same. No INTEREST IN PORTUGAT. A high official in Lisbon, when asked by the Associated Press correspondent concerning the prevailing opinion in Portugal in regard to the Chicago exhibition, said: “So far as Lean ascer- tain there is absolutely no interest taken in this country in the fair. Several months since the Hon. George 8. Batchelier, the United States minister resident here, communicated the in- Vitation to the Portugal government, but no response except a formal acknowledgment 6f the letter has been received. The present financial condition of this kingdom would pre- clude any considerable expenditure on the part of the government. As there are so very few manufactures and other industries that would be benefited by an exhibit at Chicago, I doubt if this country will he represented there in a First class—First premiums, Jas. Shea, Wm. Jackson. Spelling, geography, history, grammar, pen- second clasé--First premiatn, Thomas Eckloff; second premium, Charles Cudmore. First ‘class—First premiums, Frank Triplett, James Shea; second premium, Jeremiah Cos- tello. Attendance and deportment, second class First premiums, Vincent Grady, Patrick Welch, Nicholas Shea; second premiums, Charles Hef- fernan, Edward Nesbitt. First class—First premiums, Thomas Quill, —— Dilon; second premium, Ignatius vealy. Premiums for typewriting—Walter Butler, William Jackson. In the special class of Christian doctrine a gold medal is awarded to Wm. Normoyle. Scholarships—Wm. Normoyle, Ed. O'Neil, Jos. Brosnahan, Patrick Downey, Timothy Cos- — oo WILL PLAY SUNDAY GAMES. The Nationals Will Occupy the Grounds Used Last Summer Near Alexandria. YESTERDAY'S GAMES. American Association. At Gloucester, N. J.—Boston, 15; Athletic, (exhibition At Louisville—Cincinnati, 6; Louisville, 2. At Columbus—St. Louis, 3: Columbus, 0. SATURDAYS GAMES. American Association. At Philadelphia—Athletic, 3; Boston, 12. prudent young housewife who is ambitious to provide attractions for her home aud a life of futare bappiness for herself. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 921 and 93 7th st., And €27 and 620 Mass. ave. nw. ‘We display the super Whitney Carriages alone. 320 Siu <\T In anything lower than we. “tne is money” came true, but un- wstely for us the other mam kept the money. The ‘only aind of notes we take now are Unc! ey are inc ire Doors, with sprinas, white screw bovks, Be., @1. Ice Cream Freeser, 2- 41.25; Square. “81.65; 4-quart, €1.95, ke. 28. $2.75 te $5: = very mice one with cooler, €7.96. Prevervina Kettles, porcelain lined, 3 quart, Zoe; tqnart, bee: Cquart, 4ie.: Squirt, Ge. 10-quart, T2-quart, SGe.: H-quart. $e. Canc-sest Chairs, Occ. A good Rocking Chair, all Wood, high beck, Ste. Lawn Bench, for three persone, 21.0. Kustie Benches, #2.5010 €495. Stx-foot Ex- tension Table. €4.06. Larce size Bent-back Dining Parlor Suites, $27.50 to 658 we sow you Handscue Rus Suite. full ‘spring edge. Woven-wire Cote, wit US Piliows, Buy pounds, no chicken feat ne of Boer each; full ‘ands. thers, Liar Mattress, 40 Curied “Hair Mattress, full-size, aes aim to have the only place in Wash satin were You cas {arniak « teate Complete. Re. iueunber, OUF OUIy terms are cheap for cask. We dow Want anj credit trade. We betieve it « inoral wry to chance €20 tor « Sideboard that cost @\.50, oF @1 for Shar cvmtang te weecer to ol Chan tur cant 30 a ‘Whie! wousl you prefer to pay? Msave you something all along. Dut Goubt tii) you sry. nce DOUBLE sTorrs, 1510 and 1512 7th at. a. Gaazzrvi_Courontisa. 2PPS'S COCOA apie, pel doen. 2-quart Mason's | Association club played a few guimes last year. ‘S10: extra large suites, | At Columbus—Columbus, 3; St. Louis, 6. National League. At New York—New York, 2; Philadelphia, 4. At Boston—Boston. 5; Brooklyn, 6. At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 13: Cincinnati, 8. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. American Association. ES w. LP. Boston. -36 20 643 Columbus. ..28 31 475 St. Louis. ...38 23 623 | Athletic... ..24 32 429 Baltimore. ..32 22 593 Louisville. . 24 38 .387 Cincinnati ..29 28 .509 | Washington.17 35 -327 National League. Ww. i P w. i P. New York. . ..29 18 .617 | Brooklyn. ...24 26 .490 Chicago.....27 21.563 Philadelphia.23 26 469 Boston. 28 22.560 Pittsburg.....19 27 413 Cleveland ...25 26.490 Cincinnati...20 29.408 Columbus could not touch Stivetts, the St. Louis piteher, yesterday, while Kneil was hit hard enough to Win in the eghth’ and ninth innings. ‘The game at Louisville between the Louis- ville and Cincinnatis yesterday afternoon was close until the ninth inning, when the visitors hit (the Dall and wou the game. Attendance, 4,830. A report comes from Washington that Snyder isan unpopular man in the managerial arena of the Washington club, and that some peo} are clamoring for change in the leadership. ‘Snyder, in the capital city, is like ex-Manager Sam Trott—be has too many bosses.—Ballimore American, Rain prevented the Bultimore-Washington game on Saturday. ‘The management of the Washington club have completed arrangements to play Sunday games at the Gentlemen's Driving Park, near St. Asaph’s Junction, Va., where the Adlantic ‘They have received assurances that. the games will not be interrupted by the author- ties, as were the games last season. The first me will be an exhibition game with the wuisville club on July 5. ee es Heavy Boot and Shoe Failure. The creditors of Francis F. Emery, boot and shoe manufacturer of Bosfon, have held a meeting, at which @ statement was presented showing the liabilities of Emery to be $392,655 and assets $193,624. sae Se Loss of » Baltimore Schooner. ‘The schooner reported sunk on the Shears shoal, off Delaware, last week, proves to be the George Heney, Captain D. R. Smith, of Baltimore, Md., with coal from Phil- adelphis for Newberne, N.C. ‘The vessel sprang a lenk coming down the bay near Fourteen-foot | light early Thursday morning. John Gle: colored, of Chesapeake City, Md., one of ‘the crew, was drowned. The captain, with three men, all ‘took to the rigging, and re- mained there without food or water until day- i they were res- cued by Capt. Clampitt and crew of the Lewes life station. + - 200 bridge near Moenchenstein, Switzerland, where the terrible railroad accident occurred a week yesterday. Nomore bodies have been found, though © aumber of national way.” ‘The king has expressed a hope to send commissioners to Chicago during the fair for the purpose of study und examination, but beyond that 1 doubt if Portugal will be represented.” GERMANY TO BE FULLY REPRESENTED. Privy Councillor Wermuth of the department of the interior, the lately appointed German commissioner to the Chicago fair, has now commenced work in earnest. He infurmed the Associated Press Berlin correspondent that he had prepared his printed matter and had sent out communications to all the leading houses. It was yet too early to say much as to the par- ticipation of German manufacturers, but the German government was in great sympathy with the undertaking, and he, as iterepresenta- tive, wouid do all in his power to see that Ger- mary was fully and worthily represented ut Chicago. Mr. Wermuth expects to visit Chi- cago some time during the coming winter, in order to make the necessary arrangements. United States Consul General Edwards at Berlin says that it is of the utmost importance for the Chicago committee to appoint some one in Berlin to represent the exhibition who would have power to confer with the German commissioner and to give all necessary infor- mation and aid. He hopes that ex-Consul General Waller will come to Berlin in person soon, or else send a ewitable representative. MEXICO AND ITS BUILDING. ‘The government has approved the selection made of ground for Mexico at the Chicago ex- position, provided that a bridge be built and the drainage be improved. THE TURKS WILL SEND SOMETHING. The Hon. Zachary T. Sweeny, United States consul to Turkey, said the other day in an in- térview with the Associated Press correspond- ent: “The public sentiment in the Ottoman empire in regard to. the Chicago exhibition is one of a kindly and growing mterest in its sue- cess. There was a chill of disappointment when Chicago instead of New York was chosen | as the exhibition city, but this feeling is being followed by oue of expectancy, doubtless due to the very kind attitude taken by the press of the empire in regard, to Chieago. The Turkish, Greek, French and English papers issued here all gladly publish any information I can furnish them. If one takes into account the distance and slight trade between the two countries, the limited variety of Ottoman products that can be exhibited with profit and the very mild type of energy that characterizes the orient, I think that the Turkish exhibit at Chicago will be a fairly good and creditable one.” = —_+ee— A Statue to Henry Ward Beecher, The ceremonies attending the unveiling of the Beecher statue next Wednesday in Brook- lyn will be of an interesting character. ‘The ceremonies open with prayer. Then Rey. Dr. Charles H. Hall will introduce Mayor Chapin, who will preside. The statue will be unveiled by Mr. Beecher’s grandchild, Gertrude Roxana Beecher, who will be attended by the sculptor, John Q! A. Ward. During the unveiling the children of the Sunday schools of Plymouth vorite hymn, ir? Church will sing Mr. Beecher “Love Divine, Ail Love Excelling.” The Thi teenth Regiment Baud will sccompeny the ing. The statue will be presented to the city of Brooklyn by Dr. Charles H. Hall on behalf of the subscribers to the fund. Mayor Chapin will accept the gift on behalf of the eity. The oration will be delivered by ex-Mayor Seth president of Columbia College, after which the audience will sing “America.\ exercises will close with the benediction by Rev. G. Gottheil, rabbi of Temple Emanu-Ei, SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC C11¥, N. J. > SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. SPRINGS AND BATHS. MISCELLANBOUs. RHODE AND Payvie ‘CME, ATLANTIC CITY, N.3.,> REXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY, N.J.. NEAR THE | \'OW OPEN_THE BEDFORD ALUM, IRON AND | \\TOODLAWN, KOCKVILLE. MD, WILL BE | All traine tesve amd sentee A enincky: are. second Loin from Beach. can, Has lnpre piazzas and oun pation, with all N Todine Springs of Virrinis—and receiving ist. no for ees ae its Ho, Fer | any Mat. Wesiometon. Be ‘ % modern conveniences. dainty, ‘ind report c + Tinks MEL. Sen, and nan or Uonehbarg. eee one eae Theveason. “Mrs. dA. MYERS. “"myt-2udy7-eocm | the state, showing «recon wan — Bs BORE oe vaihe-te at Calverton for Warrettog sit Bem EACH HOUSE, COR. MISS. AND PACIFIC | [JOTEL LAFAYETTE, pag SG a ee and Western ‘elect Sh aves. Atlantic Oity, NJ. Hi CAPE MAY, N. 3. | Setions Srst-clsss. (i oS EDUCATIONAL. Biting: Wythevive, Driwol, Raorville! ameanoess Mrs. WM. McMULLEN, OPEN MAY 30. licited. Descriptive pauphiets mailed on appli ation. | ————_’ ~ . end the Routh west d et oe JOHN TRACY & CO., Owners and Proprietors. rete Bediond Spies FO eS, in Wahikarox |“ for Manemes, Warrenton ond ONGRESS COTTAGE, <: he beak ates os eevee | = Potent N_ Was BTON. muir ie Sulph Srvinee. Canara range ‘Massachusetts’ and Pacific aves., ment. Thorouchly renovated ant supplied with the | REDFORD ARANDALE SPRINGS, BEDFORD, PA. | GUMMER COURSE IN PHONOGMAPHY for trauston ‘aod Wahs cotaes teens ‘ ATLANTIC CITY ON Intest improved passense® elevator. "Abdrest Hotel opens for reception of guests June "The | 9) Nr. BALDWIN, teacherorphonosraphy inthe | [farina ea wetnar Merman Now open, —_{myt-ecsin} MEA. A. HINMEE. | MFG UNEPT permeate Mee tzoaal, | attrarticenen te Place eRe Seal ake ae Nhe ree | Buninets Huse R ES tecter of homowrav hy She ie ve eS NGKESS HAL. sel Philadelphia. or to Cape Mi ou of {fe waters well established. Location unwar- | ffs it} jer month. or auce = Atlantic City, N.3., 7] 9E SEDINE, CAPE MAY, S.J. oF GPCMIAEY APPIX TSSIP & SMITH, Prope. ‘tations “Atloate end ns Saturday, Juine’27. Ea TE re IP . Prope. oe Slee vonnestion te C GILLETTE, ae S—FUUNISMED ROOMS IX | JRA.J0. PIANO. AN Union Station for all priacipal ponte Soweh Je10-2m Late Colonnade Hotel, Philadeiphia Je15-2m HEODORE MUELLER. ‘a private vottave pear hotel ond baths. For terus now ‘until Septen, 1. aor a DE. ——— HON PENDLETON, thorough teaching Mi Tatler Sieerer, New York and Washinetom H BAL, "THE DEVON, CAPE MAY, 3. ith st. nw oy ee ATLANTIC CITY. ¥. 7. coal qaremlinns maken ee eagtioniies. ploy PBUREELEY, SPRINGS, W_VA.— BERKELEY >LUMBIA Cot oa no uetee ie Bamdaskers: Skene Trot snd Cold Sea Water Baths in the Hons. Jer Mrw'r. r. BrooKs._ | B'Eotice, the iatcest and handsomest private board | (% 1A COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, Danville with Pullen Sleeper tor Ausruste wis fet-5m LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. OTEL ALBION, H ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Opens June 24. ‘Three minutes’ walk from bath ing grounds. Accommodates 350. Je8-2m P. 8. ATTICK._ OTEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. PACIFIC AVE. BET. NEW YORK AND TENNESSEE. NOW UPEN. first-class in all ft appointment Kew SHAREES C. MORKAG eens my25-ut of Colonnade Hotel, Phila. SS CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3.5 air tnehgeZins AVE: Rea fle oceat. °7 year. sacha Col. JOHN M. CLARE. OTEL DENNis, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. acing the soe; open al the year: tit Ge water baths: ew and rt mente, feito ai Bt BURTON. FOF: PRPERIAT, ATLANTIC GiTY, N.3. Maryland ave. “facing the ocean , 14 one of the prettiest houses at this tavorite resort. Itis fh Somely decorated and furnistied Proveiuents; recelver 200. Kt coming the headquarters for ‘ashimeton and ‘Baltinore. toms ™ MT, VERNON, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Unobstructed view of the oceun from hotel. for ilustrated catalogue with price list. Ti ov per day. LES 5 dof South .. OPen ail the year. EENY, Froprietress. Tangements; baths in house; ocean Caroima ave., Atinntic City, N- ‘Telephone SS. Mrs. 8.1. ‘SW my 2-1 MONTEREY HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, NF AML thoroughly comfortable: returnisheds open ali the Deean end New York ave. in E. K. NEWCOMER, SCHAUELER'S HOTEL AND CONCERT GARDEN, ‘Atiantic City, N. J., now open; protected trom in t weather by portable root; Paul Sentz's or- of 25 pieces every evening, from § to 11:30 ‘hlecht & Mebrer's New niet pavition ; teached, stra trom 10 to 12 4.1, ued, t MEHRE! cafe ut ors. p.m. Xie propriet | GEA VILLA, « EW YORK Seve. halt Square'iron the sea’ “Etiznnce of tabve ind conifort of Kuests carefully considered. Meh fuests careful Sits. McGINLEY. S* cHanrEs a ANTIC CITY, Ocean end Delaware ave. Jo15-2m_ 5 : Papy 1, 3th to 2-90 per day. en the falena Sitleweraton” Bond te pape WD. KASTMAR, avin eouth Pivaga surrounding house. Beau lawn. Seni for crete. Jel0-Im__E. A HUTTON’ CO., late of Hyweia. ‘PRE cuatro: ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. On the Beach with unsurpassed Ocean View. Salt water baths in the house, Send for cireular. E. ROBERTS & SONS. \HE CLIFTON, ATLANTIC CG Atlantic and Cone. ticut aves. Te CITY, UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT, JUNE RATES. BE day: $10.50 to $12.50 per week. Pennsylvania Pailroad (1 a2. Philadelyhia tor Market Street £2.50 Leave via fer couch throush Ferry. Arrive at Colonnade at 4:10) COA KINES & CO. JeS-n Proprietor the Elsmere. 7pHE FLORIDA, e Atlantic City, Pacific ave. near Fenn Steam heat thromchout.- (iy25-Hin ‘PHE GILBERT, ATLANTIC CITY, N.3 all the year. ‘Near tbe ocean. audtabie first class. Mrs. M. W. 1a Tennessee av 1) HE HYGEIA, PACIFIC AND NEW YORK AVES; open all the year; strictly first-class; one block from beach ; terniby $12 to 840 per week ye SYSOHN SHELEENBERGER, | | ing twelve roo 2 a tas STOCKTON HOTEL. CAPE MAY. No ont iow open. Fourth consecutive season of present Misnaxement. Greatly uuproved. Chisine unsurpassed. Jetskom B'h WALTON, Proprietor {BE Winsor, ing howe” roomie lane and sity tot 2 idress uw above. JOHN BUCHANAN e100 CAPE MAY, X.de. YF DESIRABLY LOCATED furnished I Berkeley Sprinse. 6300 for ow open. the sewn, 'B. We HOBERTSON. ole Ht nw. my0-2mn Ww. w. GREEN. | _Jel-in > 5 5 DOR RENT—FURNISHED COTTAGE AT DERKE WiiSt 2ND HOTET, CAPE May, Ns OR RENTEPRNISHED COTTAGE AT WERKE DAY, JUNE. NUL. “Orchestra under direction of Mr. Ernest Neyer ot tte Broadway Theater, New York city. “Specta fates: for tanuiltes Jin. JUN W. STOKES, Proprietor. WP HE ABERDEES, LONGPORT, N. 3. Directly on the beach. cold sea baths. Un obstructed Finest fishing aud sailing. ‘ocean Tiew, JAM apesom CAN CITY, NJ. THE THATMORE. On thedeach. Modern new fist-ciase. Delightful sumuer hol at CROWELL. ny] .\.J.. AN ELEGANT Hol in every respect, oe Liock trom the ocean, ‘et of them ex nd for moderate terme b ME M., Box S00. Ocean IA,” ‘Ocean Pathway, nearest the sea,sonth side, _ MUOKE, Proprietor. J010-¢e01m s (C2? OS SPRINGS IND BATHS, Hampshire County, W) 150 miles from. Baltimore, with its superior mineral waters, super summer « mate. “In a beautiful mountain recion. “Just tie spot tony life's weary burdens down, and have a lovey Suminer boane. For tiedicel and otter testimony wemd a W. H. SALE, Proprictor._ RIT (CAREOLEL SPRINGS SANITARIUM, ay HOMEOPATHIC ane. HYGIENIC INSTITO- Desiened for residents of Wasi.ington seeking a health: Tesort within easy distance of their homes. For further Particulars gddress Dr.G. 1. WRIGHT, Forest Glen, Md y20-1m| SUMINET seamous Courses in Business, Selpe: Circuits opp aia 20 ©. K. URNE AM..C.E., Prin | Petar sssiec iow aan | Mathematica» Mgen onont hte eae hee See of oars PEER. CHERCRS GN eee NS, ae ee 5 ie’ ACADEMY « Siete care, 14, ine. eutl-tr EXAMINATIONS, SUG om, £0 sous ucation Las been neglected. Weat Foit. Annapolis ne lone. A 25 La. ave., opporite city post berm June Speriai att Bne.ish, Nhortband iimornation, » Siretly sail brane i fenerad on, eves ean Preparetion tor cater, ‘office. Kates retuond. eraninations ANN."A.M.. Tvs" Institute, ‘and Type ire | aw. | ve 2 =, Neimendays. 1 ‘Sthiomer prices $1 for four ween Maile. V. PRUD HOMME. o| UNTAIN M° MOUSE, CRESSON SPRINGS, Ou the Summit of the Allegheny Mountains, Main Line Penna. R. R. All Trains Stop. ‘Will Open June 25. For circulars and information address WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt... _my15.52t Cresson, Cambria Co.. Pa. Ocean Greve, N. J. J020-s,m&wim Mrs. T. B. HUNTER, Fropstetor. QEAS GROVE 3, “HOTEL SPRAY VIEW." Directly on the beach; close to hot and cold sea water baths: contains all modern improvements. Fisteenth season, open JUNE 1, 1801 Proprietor. JOSEPH WHIT! Surf ave.. two houses from the ratesfor June and September. ‘G Atlantic ave., Ocean Grov M.A BULL, P.O. Box 400. ‘PEE DED AMEST, OCEAN GROVE, S.J, Directiy on the dcean trout. Pull dce: aii the Fooius, with ail modern haprovenen Box 27. Amn) Me (HE suELpon, is OCEAN GROVE, ¥. J., Now open. Refurnished, refitted. Painted through- out. Betore closing arrangements for the season 90 the Sheldon, an old house mude new. George 5. man, chief clerk, at the Sheldon on and aiter 3 . C. LEFLER, ‘Owner, Now open. All rooms have ocean view. Music, bil- Lards, pool tables, barber shop, telexraph(oflicein houses Mrs. G. PARKE. ALLATRE, SPRING LAK J. Directly on beach. | First-class throughout. wal my ere 3 in E. M, RICHARDSON. PALMER HOUSE, ‘Spring Lake, N.J. ‘Now open for zuests. jel1 Mrs. C. PALMER CLEAVER, ‘SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J. Speciny raten 4o9 Stine and Sepiein- 8. HINKSON, Proprietor. PRE ecsars Spring Lake, N. J., Now open for guest M Jo13-1m CLABAUGH. OW ILBURTON-BY-THE-SEA SPRING LakE, N. J. Season, June 1 to October. my:s0-Su R. K. LETCHWORTH. ((ABISEROORE INN, VENTNOR, N. J., Directiy on the bead ‘The new resort, One suile below At Jell-2nn s yntic City. HALNES. SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. DQUBEING GAP WHITE SULPAUR RED CHALS- beate Sixincs now open for cuests; Ligh altitnd no mosquitoes: first-cises table, "Kates, $& to #1 ‘Wook. “Send tor circular. A. RICHEY, Pro} Ville, Cunberlaud county, Pa: Jol J QuDAS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS FREDER- ick county. Va.. will be open Joth of June for the Season; ton ‘ininutes’ drive irom it. Mt station over splendid road to the springs. For and other testimony send for vat - ‘ 9-20 ©. JORDAN, Proprietor. SaaeREY SPRINGS HOTEL, BLUE KIDuE Mstsant WESTERN MARYLAND Kit, 3 HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. Season 0: “81 oP about June 20 under the inanagenient of Mrs. Geo. F- deus of the St-qietyee and Albion Hotels, Baltiinoge, NOMALAMIA. NO MOSQUTTOES. "PURE SPHING i very gopertuent Brat-ciags, stew, $00 eek: $2 por day. Descriptive yemnpl Eveuline Star otice,'or adavens gn : til June Mrs. GEO. F. ADAMS, St. James Hotel, Baltimore. After 15th of June, P. O., Bue Ridge Summit, Pa. O¥SNEY, SPRINGS AND BATHS, _SHENAN- doa Count F. Tenney & Co. lessees and Proprietors, ** Waliow, Healing Arsentc, Phur and Tron Springs.” Bowling alley. fal rainy, tena a ani other atiusenenta: pen Wee. Largest swininitine pool in Virwinia. Hor and cold baths "Tie three hotel supplied with water from, ‘the mountain. Seven faces. “Accommodations for 1.000. Altitude feet above sea level ; cool dry’. nanitation No mosquitos. Dr. C. W. Chancellor of B: and Dr. FT. Chamberlain, tendunce. Prot. Shroeder’ furnish niusic. "Address Hotel, Washington, D. C., um Orkney, Springs. ROYCE ENON SPRINGS, VIRGINIA 'Y In the reat North mountains, only 63g hours from Pasuungton. “Hotel and cottages accommodate cool resort. Boantitul table.” ‘Three remarkabio medicinal springs.” Fine mineral baths wad switaiain pool. Livery, bowling alleys, tenuis lawn and_« gant ball roout enlarwed this year. Season opens Jane Zi, Beautitul new descriptive pamphiets at tals sitice Parties wishing togo up before ‘of June to en remain over Juiy 4 oF to spend theseason will be given | Special rates on applicatio For teruus und Tull nformation apply at office of A. 8. PRATT & SONS, my21-3m. Sun building, 1315 F st. V leant buildings; good table: Water : by 1uosquitor i culars at no's,’ 1019 Pennsyl Vans A.M. JELLY, New Windsor, Md. Tue srnutz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 728 14th st. nw Open all summer. ing for college # special Branches: New York, Boston, Phiade! Paris, Beriin, London Park, Nod ANO LESSONS—EXPERIENCED AND BUC. best, ret Pp cesmiul teacher. methed tor becinners half hour. Mrs. J.. LSUMMER BAL AA oppore Teachers, Designers, draw and t peter aunt. Goo. Decor. (al! prostene of sttudets MORRELL, bes Lower summer rates. Prepar. ty. Also sui yer scliwol FP OPRICE iy. Crayon, paste’. w Saturday clases. ‘heteacher, IMOGEN. 1S Years with the mont cevebrated artists 200, for sie, Je20-Lm*) NO) Worth of Puip"inae on exhibition National Acadesuy of Pine Arts, S08 & st THE GREATEST Ny ever offered to Parents, Children, or Artiste to learn to ria and studied T Danyiue arrive in W aud 830 phia,Chicaro, | tou at § Ta at Asbury | sicker, ‘a el” | turn hecked at Ofhre. ad | wr colurs. ‘all atic meee Bi Euroye. Painuacs | (wenty-second year Fano, Jeaye (CaESAPEAKY AND oro wits Pullman Siewper for Je and Mot primes. D «Suuday, for Warrenton oma Ut Spores . WASHINGTON AND SOUTH. IBULED LIMITED.—A Maenie. i Vestibaed Palaces, commsting and Muffet, ia . New Vries amd «11:00 p. m.—Daity, Southern & Lymeh, po Malte maltebury eae ville, Gireenal Western Nori inwtnien to twas Sak or. Sth and K ste. el tte Division to A ohigh Station tor CLASSIS FOR LADIES to Atanta, ee eee eee York te Knoxville via estern at RAINS Wastun mY atu. clatly, #25 «Sunday aud 3:43 pm. daily, uch trains fro aencer “tation, Febnay vane, + Wasuinston, BD. i. weueral Pass, Agent 10 KALLWAY. ty eflact May 20, 3801 ete. On bi tor Nem port Se <) ct aime and B ate aan" Sally for stations in Vie. hentucky and Cine eattbatie, Siew piwout Cuamce e a i VSativuie miweper for Lasse wie Limited, daily. Solid without eta ky acon — ud Lnusville. “Pullen Careers epee eo worm van ve Pusmengere at 9 p. tn aS be "| Offices, ot vivanta avenue EOL IAN D * MW" PULLER, Acme Phouozraphy im sixteen easy tessons. Pro. | _imy20 | Pasmenger Avemt, Scjency mi titeencuths. Sendfor pemphiews students | py cay emma Levee belted to obtain poritions. | Lypewriting taught tree to — " ils. Head Wettoel Aas Pi ete . KENNSYLVANIA ROUTE apiesin BRULEE TO THE NOKTH, Wrst AND SOUTH: * DOUBLY TRACK. SPLENDID sok Ree GQPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, STEEL KAILS MAG 1 EQUIPMENT. Corner 7th and D ats. bw. in effect May 24, 1s] Spring sesncus. the opportunity. Six LEAVE WARHINGTUN FROM STATION schools, viz +i CLM AND B STS. AB FOLLOWS Fehoot of Business, "Accounts and F: rst, Chicago ‘Tinited Express School ‘of Preparatory huglisi abd 8 et 10-0) aap. deny, keeping. ly to Chicago, Colmpbes Selo! ot Shorthand, Typewriting and Phonograph. with parlor car Harrininine to bitte Feheol of Spencerian Beuvel of Mechanical ; Wine 1 WEAK) c muti MES SANA Mi MGianesscotlese. 1 Jared successt lly tor {isus examinations oF ol }pA8VARD UNtveRsrry. EXAMINATIC Candidates off chemistry or advanc a.m. on Kayne rita Architectural Drawing. pty a CEINSTITUTEAND ASP LSERV! 207 10th st. vil wervicg, WASHINGTON, INS Fi sdoners. advanced ved physics wil comaleces se TUESDAY, JUNE 23. Other candidates at 8 a.m., June 25, 2 ADMISSION Will be held in Washington, D.C., Jn the examining room of the civil service commis- ruptie ire: advanced ug care trom Pittsburg to Indias ia, conne stint dail 7 Rabure with 'turvueh Siceyers for Larsteriti end Pulluay Dinas Car Pittebyy to Rick d Chicago. Pacite Rapress 4000 fram bung and the west, with thi vung. aud Prttslury tC heaps ND POTOMAC RATLNOAY. Nieeper to P BALTIMORE For Kane, Canandairus, | ochester and Magara Palle, ‘daily. exoert sunday. 10a mn ‘Auandaisus an Rochester daily, for Buf. fo ey ‘Witsinmeton to itactueeteg aumport, Kochester and Niacara Falla, $40 dais. except saturday, with Bleeping Oat favistnatou to Rout For Williausport, Kenove and Elmira st 10:600.m. daily, excevt Sunday. «| For Walthann . xeeaet | PO CRE AND THE East. 1 BLOCK ISLAND, RT; 15 anil 5 trul climate; superb bathing: fine bass and blue fishing; daily Lonts; orchestra and, uiusic hall; electric bells: illustrated and book and torus. ‘BOWS, Grand Hotel, ist st. and a JelO-coin rooms: new iar vchculain at Star ofice SAMES'A BROW ay Eroprictor 1 ® SANEPASHEMET, MAKBLEHEAD Fincat scenery on ht: Masia x set BROWN. ‘ap29-e0%n* 300-1 Manassr. 7 HE KENDERTON, Ocean end Tennessee ave., ATLANTIC CITY, Nod. Je13-1m_ Mrs. JAS. NEALL of Tioxa. Pile LEMMAN, OCEAN END OF PENNSYLVANIA ave., Atlantic City, N. J. ; eniarzed, improved and t water. emer F.W. LEHMAN. AP HE LELANDY, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. On the beich, Mastachnsetts avenu. Chas. Waxner, Manager. _sp28-n_ Sagner, Fropristor. PHE MANSION, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ‘THE LAKGEST HOTEL. Open all the year, Je11-3m CHARLES McGLADE. 1] ‘HE MARYLAND, OCEAN END NEW YORK AVE., ‘Atlantic City, NJ. ; new house; new furnitures electric bells, baths, &. myld-tiu" F:S. OREM, Prop. and Manager. WBE ONTENTAL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.) VIE “winia ave. near beach. “Everything new. ‘All imod- estos OPPENHEIMER, Prop. Sestoved ALEX. ‘TPtek avenue, opposite the Hotel Brighton, Atlantio Gaty, NJ Open ail the sear. Telephone Wo. oe J-3. tow tietS, Proprietor, lave of the Vermont. sidan HE ROSSMORE, TENN. AND PACIFIC AVES., AMiantic City, Sd. Iocan uwurbanee neat the beaclt. all kiodern conveniences. Sirs, JNO. F- DOYLE, late Cape Bay. i Cha "PHE SHIRLEY, ATLANTIC CITY, KE tucky nve., near ocean. New house, "All modem prectarmenty Fog suieynatios aur y Homm 624 TT STODDART, CORN ILLINOIS AND PA- lame Co NOE i irtclang fay hotel excel nt euiaine cite; under new aurea irs, MARY E, DALGLEISIL- Reference: SCH SMALL & SONS, ‘Washington, D.C. 1 FULLY FORNISHED, AT Siasconset, Nantucket Island; ocean air; surf bath- ing. No hot days, uualaria or unosquitors. Send for gircular and views. UNDERHILL, 30 Aun st. New York. Jel-3t "PHE WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, N.H. Raflroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H.. thirty minutes distant, where coaches from the house mect every train. ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shore. Open for the season June 27. FRANK JONES, Prop. W. K. HILL, Manager. my1-2m R SALE-NEWPORT. R. T_ LARGE COTTAGE ‘one of the most fashionable localities; modern improvements: suituble for suinmer or Winter Tesi dence or private hoarding bouse, Address 13 Francis at., Newport, kL. Jelthlw* URORA HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VIRGINIA. Aselect HEALTH RESORT on top of the Alle- whaniee—open June to a limited ninnber. Lanes Frome eyed table, powling alley, teanin xrgtinds and Nery. Fishing ad 4 th season. rates” Circulwe at Star oitice, “3: proprietor. chi sideats & MeesTAaIn Virw HOUSE, AURORA, w. va jalacentey. good "band, Leowy eae eek ee Dowling. drivin and saddle horses. “Address JOHS AVLANTZ, Proprietor. Seda” DEE PARK AND OAKLAND, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, ‘3,000 feet above tide water. SEASON OPENS JUNE 15, 1801. ‘These famous mountain resorts, situated at the sum- anit of the Alleghanies and diregtly upon the main line of the Baitimore and Ohio railroad, have the advan- tage of its splendid vestibuled express train service both east and west, and are therefore readily accessible from all parts of the country. All Baltimore and Ohio trains stop at Deer Park and Oakland during the wea son. Rates, 860, #75 and 890 a month, according to loca- tion. Communications should be addressed to GEO. D. DeSHIELDS, Manager Baltimore and Onio Hotels, Cumberland, Ma., up to June 10; after that date, either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett county, Md. my1l-m&si4t SEA-SI MISCELLANEOUS. BAY RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. OPENS June 13. Finest location on the bay. venient both to Wasuinzton and Baltimore. Bost of salt-water bathing. Boctinx and fishing, Steam launch makes hourly trips trom betel. Forinformation and circulat App te WM MEZICE, Superin'endent, Buy Ride, z itm (GHT HOUS! BE hoboth, Del. June 20. W . CAPE HENLOPEN CITY, RE- Del. | ‘This well-known hotel will reopen, ‘rite for circulars. mn WOLFE & WARRINGTON. HE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. SOUTH CAROLINA AVE., NEAR THE BEACH. Openall the year. slam M. WILLIAMS. HIRE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., ON Virwini one Lundred yards from ocean; de- eins awl eB Lponaed Ee mal verything ‘and serie terms inodera Soin DW. ORANDLER. x. *PHE WI ‘PE WINDERMERE, ATLANTIC crty, Sow open. Renovated: ail tke Sear pat 10 0) movated: al the Year patronage Hetted chun) B.C BARER. ASBURY PARK, N. J. my GEES, HESTOPEN, Cave HENLOPE Rehoboth, Delaware, ‘will reopen Jt Hon gen Cats” tel sists yatde from the sare. Wish Porcles with a good outlook. Circulars at star office, my t-2n" ALTER BURTON. CH HOTEL, COLONIAL BEACH, from Washington. _ Now open. boating, bathing finest on the Po- Seto CS yer week Haguces pee ie week, Reduced rates to tamuilies, information apply to W. T. CRUMP, Prop. ‘OLTON'S HOTE! “FoR” CPricer et 25 per daz. @hace eek, Sap ¥ ildren under ten and over two years aif price. irwes half price. - Address Mf. W. Coit se he SBURY PARK, N. “ATALANTA HOTEL.” Springs, St Mary's cousity, Md. jead-w" M OURE'S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, Leonardtown, Md% ix now open for surminer pon dUR EIS Golson) Wa ABEEESRTS. Brome | Suse | Summ S200 rer day. 925 per month children a Ease ‘ r fo mosqu . ee OEY hee P| boats dally. HERBERT '¥. MOOKL. ‘Propricie, A MOTEL COLUMBIA, — ee Fronting on the ovear 6th entirely new and CT nel CITY, MD.! modern; open Sune 15; accommodates 200. For tates OCEAN crry, Mp. . and intormation address W. HARVEY JONES, Prop. — Susctal rates for June and September,“ myfivint | As Bayard Taxlorromaris. “The velvet bench of eee No mosquitoes, no hay fever. Direct SBURY PARK—THE GUERNSEY, 7TH AVE. ; | trains trom Balti to he door ure. delightfully located, near beach aud lakes: perfect THEATHANTIC NOTED OO ae A poe hair iahine Binh na wibeign Md oh JUNE 25. : i celin, fishin, Bool & Feasoh. Open Jume to Oetduer i. HOS. G- ‘ALLAN, Jeeeenne™ PP CO RLINGSTINE, Proprietor. formerly 0 won, De <n for 00. = = *PHE CARLTON, Qe IST AVE, AND BERGHE | O'Open all year: (ure sok air; GO met Coad a, Asbury Parl Rdg ea te, fen’ and gators ‘ates, _my22-im Mrs, £20 SOOMBS. yim" eden Spo, So F ccrauinaed PARK, N. 2. INEY POINT HOTEL, ST. MARY'S COUNTY, ‘THE VroTORtA. PE open Saturday, June 20, tor season 180). Famil Pure sea air, no mal: x mer hotel; frontin + light ote! ting ocean: lighted by gas and GE YUOD HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, ae Brick buiiding; apes located emus 5 Water; perfect sauftation, unrivaled faime RSresore. AtLaBAR,prop.sH-B DRAKE mer. _my18-20,2n1 ‘[ RE SITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GaP, Pa. Now open. A mountain resort celeurated for grandeur of scenery and heaithtuiness. For circular And terms address myt2m _W. A. BRODHEAD & SONS, Props. JATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER V Gap, Pa.; a deluchtial mountain resort at the saxe Of the Delaware through. { et OF Scenery and beat of hotsiay Sig “ailudelphia, st. station. LW. Jeld-m RT PENDLETON. {arrett county. Md. ; 3.000 feet above sea: coolest spot in. Aulexheniee; large room: food table. mill. Kceand voretabice in abundance: shouting aud fabing: Gireulars st Star office. "Address oe may loan* Sire. L. M. DEAKINS. ([HE MONT VUE HOTEL, FRONT ROYAL, VA ‘Titi hotel hasten Groniueiiy renewed ha re furnished. Now open forsum ne: rs. Particu- lars and terins apply toJ. F- STINSON, Prop. Jel0-2w* CEPRODOAH CcOTTAG HARPER'S FERRY, ‘a., offers an attractive summer howe for adults; Site Views; handsome porticocs; nice table. Sop esekeegenen ‘OID. Adaress - McDOWELL. Je5-3w" GREEN'S, MOUNTAIN HOUSE LOCATED ON Sivenandoch siver Zouunotes on Baris Feet We rr ory Va; bus meets ail day trains. G. W. GREEN, Pro- Brictor, For mformation ingutre of Mf, LOSANO & BOX, Merchant Tatlors, 808 F st. n.w.. OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY Sprite, | Monteomery count ‘Loroweh training is ai as possibie, of a home governivent For circulars ana 10) HENRY C. HALLOWELL, A, stuited. "PHE PREPARATOR' F with ‘Y SCHOOL oR LEHIGH Is the only school recommended as such by berson, (one of the best techn: the count of Lehigh University. 3e17-e02t__ Principal, M intuse with energy a duties of lite. Jelieoto™ N APLEWOOD IB: 3 offering tree tuition to al Between Philadelphia LL. D., present of the Lehi Universit! Tre to teach ‘Boys under 13 years, €15t. HORTLIDGE (ale). A.M, Pri GUNT HOLLY (N. J.) ACADEMY FOR BOY ‘and New York. Heaithrul, Leiptul, homelike. Education with formation of car: Md., recpens IVERSITS CONCORD Fee Pet Year. One ot the Lest ‘the ‘The informa ‘ale), un s LE. ‘Schouls to Practical acter. College ‘Eucliah “and business, courses. $400peryear” HENRY 'M. WaLKADT Gas), Poe. taylan 1 SE. BLDsS schoo. FOR Gini, MORRIS: S town, N.d.: eweitt ters, $200, skimmer seasion, ‘Apply tor circulars to em hh your Page Boptemmber 2: SISTER SUPERIOR. OCEAN STEAMERS. Eowore AND THE HOLY LAND, Program of GAZES (of London) SELECT EXCUR- SIONS now ready, Conducted. Ocwan tickets 201d b Bradbury Paiaceot N EW YORK, aby Renesas St. Campobelio, Bt Every SATURDAY at ' ation of i every TUESDAY at noon, Via DERRY and G. Frou, Scotland and Nort ACCOMMODA I) ROUTE TO Suor ‘ast To Southampton, Tues... June 2 ‘uee.; June 23." ‘Aller. 1 MEDICAL, &c. partion lines. sic, 1 EY ALWA Loni DON. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8. 8. OO. Bremen. < leaving weekly. wip VAN Wickit. Penna. ave. Jel2-im AINE AND N.B. 8.8. CO. WINTHROP, * for Tiar Harbor Bast- Andrews and St. John Nis Dem. Special tactitties for CO. ieave Pier ‘Tickers. At E.R. Freicht received daily. “railroad and Baltimore and Ohio raliroad offices. F. M. SMITH & CO., General M 17 and 19 William st. York. Baggage checked throweh to destination. desteay LLAN LINE. ROYA’ GLASGOW TO P FE F For my27-Lm ILL TOP HOU! |ARPER'S FERRY, W.VA; Hib fet above town nnd rivers: nlvoad station it es ope a ‘Unsurpassed , table apzim "THOS. 8. LOVETT, Proprietor. KK OLBS MORRELL HOUSE, CAMP HILL. Hak per's Ferry. W. Va.. opens ior xuests Shab gy eegraeN ES LOCKSS? Bras HARP! 'S FERRY, W,VA., sate eae ee SEA-SIDE—JEBSEY COAST. SBE MICE OR , ee fcr DT esppupiniens HOUSE Latest ‘SUMMER BOARD AT REASONABLE RATES, Splendid flahing and salt water bathing. ‘Telephone and telegraph communication. Daily mail. G. E. NOLAND,.Supt., je13-1m .,__Tolchester Beach, Kent county. Ma. ————S SPRINGS AND BATHS, laria, good boating, fish- RRY % electric ‘estan water: 5 "ke, HE SUMMIT HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. Mew ork The coreemonion rl ee eens | guperiog table, terms” moderate aaa Sangean | Say erabs, Scares ig it ate Pe The lanes hous, and, bigest fo es scneralines tp toe Son, while om & | ay eum | ape from my gun crater beds. i cthog ea food ta j lot will be seated three hundred children Road Oates tiea Aten mx byyard = ARPER'S FERR' ‘lymouth’s Sunday school. It is expected that | Enlarged and eit All modern improve- | 4, FoF <ireulars apply to Wash B. Williams, 315 7th there will be an enormous crowd of Mr. | ™ents. Keduced rates for june ang Gopenber: 5 pate THOS. W. WILIZAMs, Beecher’s old admirer's presen’ e5-1m Proprietor aud Owner, | _303-2m * — a SU YERDEEN | — REE SPRINGS Paes ON TOP FOR GOOD VIEW, MOUNTAIN FALLS P. American Athletes in England, Gor, 3d ave. ‘and Bergh st.. Asbury Park, X.J. bathing, soe ovgn for bounders. ‘a ‘The team representing the Manhattan Ath- | 4 Ef-cuent bots: pigssunt howe in Geauttiully ten- | Adres Bi; He B BLACKSIONE E SONS, River ieee. letic Club of New York, now on a visit to Eng. | improvements. Jevv-im_ | fis. A. V. WAUGH'S HOUSE ON ST. GEORGE land, made its debut at Huddersfield Saturday | [HE BELDEN, S| ei pec dan Becta) eiscec bey nd, bathing, pot in the presence of an immense crowd, it being bits mS Pek, x. 3. Re rt estimated that fully 18,000 persons were in at- Pease. 420-2m_| 1))HE PRINGESS ANNE, tendance. The American athletes had appar- | THE P= tuproveents. 14 blocks from ocean. 3 VIRGINIA BEACH. VA., : Rogan So Incident | Copacity. 200 sustts,. TEER eo warsrpy > | SHE RAMOUS VIRGINIA OCEAN RESORT, EIGH- in first-rate pm. In the eae . Lather paz LEADLEY—A8) URY PARK, N. J.. FOURTH FINEST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING H. Cary won the openii rut Nillons. sete e omodations: ON THE ATLANTIC COAST. final heat. In the serateb 220-yard race Cary | 21,100, Bathing, bavi NGolLD) Thole SEND FOK SUMMER RATES, was more fortunate, a by two | myzt2m a . ‘8. &, ORT: ards. ‘The quarter-mile run was | ZrHE WINDSOR,” DieRe” the en By Mamitian a ond | TSR, At Pe | PT. ea man scoring the race in an easy manner. wale Taras trom cceas. Spe itn | Now . 2 iE WYANDANK. 215 RD Z URY Shot His Neighbor's Wife. Ng a Second block trons Conia ced ey | SITUATED ON CHESAPEAKE BAY, 25 MILES A sensational shooting affair occurred at Me- | Sunset COMSTOCK & JAMES. FROM BALTIMORE, MILES OF ANY KIND, CHRONIC OR RECENT, Sheets Poa: |. Consultation. he ects Sree Dp. C. V. WATSON, at 613 13th at 320-Lun" Hours, Oto 1, Sto6. Pundays, 10% 2 nw. Men yy MASDAUE CAN Bk OBTAINED ea 2 afte For Alexandria. 4 oi Pistin, where orders Fork General Manager BV Leave Washington (roi station coraer of New 3ermey poe a. vars, with Din. daily except Sun- > For New York only, Linntted Expres with Dinine ‘srom Baltimore, 440 prin, daily ~ PORK PHILADELPHIA ONLY. Fast Pap S10 4m. Ween daysani3 450. a Tam. | Arcomputation, 84Ne..u dally t SP. al, Pxprens, 3-40 pet. daily Ty sition ¢ and the feeaity | Fur Broukiyn, . X-. sil’ thrones trates e caney be sect cas, t Brkt At ade vy. 0 4 . lerto Ful *. New st... Bethlehem, actoss New York city ferrinee Den Deeatie (Cty, 2415 p.m... week days, 11.35 pam Por Be iimore, 3.00, 6: 720, Pixtetie wie 3:15, 3.30, 3-45, 4:00, BO p.m. WASHINGTON SOUTAER} vax. IN EFFECT JUNE eter se uortheast Ls street and Prnusylvania avenue, and at te left for the checktag trou! hotels aud renidences. 3.K. WouD, Paawenver ‘axe to destination ASE. PUGH, (ell) General MOKE & O10 KAILKOAD, Schodu.e mh effect May 10, INL. avenue and C street For Chicaco and Northwest, Vestibuled Linttedes- Press trams, 11300 m, ‘For Cincanatt, St Dujed Laruited 3:30, express 11 For Pitsvars and Cleveland, e-m. and 8:45 p.m. » §.30 pom. dail; ‘Louis id tata otte, Vout. ane caress aeliy, 2 ‘or Lexington and Staunton 110-408; ae, : Tishiimees, week dare cai di rnimutee,&0c0 $80 cho 31210, ob, 245 CB. 0. 45 minutes) W000, 14 4 Dr. BROT! is So Bees Yor. T HAS NEVER BEEN ADI CONTRADICTED THAT city. Dr. ANHOOD RESTORED BY ‘oF two of Dr. BRO: ‘Wall cure any case of nervous debility. Guo B st. sw, USING A in eye, 30 a0 = NW, TREATS ‘urinary’ duoeanea” se