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H FREQUENTLY CAN BE OVER- PER AND THOROUGH TREAT- AND THROAT AS EXEM- ve rendered my wife im the treatment and depressing disease, She has been a sufferer from that trouble for has tried many of the so-called thma and has zealously used medicines some with tem) orary relief, |, however, and soon passed natural now: she feels stronger and | cary AND DI | THE HOMEOPATHISTS ADJOURN. ~~ SUMMER_ RESORTS. j _ | ——— z SU eee ASOR ©F-Onvward and upward” is the motto of be te eto ere ‘Tus Evexrxe Star. Onward in its extending | niluence, upward in its circulation and adver- tising business. The increase is a steady, bealtaful one. ————— A CLOSE GAME WITH BALTIWORE. The Orioles Have to Play Very Hard to De- feat the Nationals. YESTERDAY'S GaMes. American Association, At Baltimore—-Baltimore, 9; Washington, 7. At Lonisville Cincinnati, 1; Louisville, 0. National League. At Philadelphia— Boston, 6; Philadelphia, 2. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 4: New York, 0. At Clevelund--Chicago, 4: Cleveland, At Pittsbarg—Pittsburg, 4: Cincinnati, 2. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. American Associaton. Poston Columbus. St. Louis. Atbleti Baltimore. onisville. 24 Cincinnati Washington.17 36 National League. Ww. Pp. | New York. Chicago. | Boston. Brooklyn The Baltimore | timore yeste but it was x close call. Healy started to pitch the game for the home tean: | but went out before the end of the first ining. Carse¥ was in the box for Washington. Both | pitehers were hit hard. The Baltimores played | an errorless game. The Nationals made four- teen hits, every one but Lohman placing the | Dall safe The Orioles made an equal num- | ber. Alvord had not returned from his mother’ | funeral and MeG The Nationals hit often enongh, but could hit safely when a hit would have won the g. Daily played in right field and made two runs, a bit and’a put out. Baltimore gained its lend in the first on good, bard hitting. Welci and Van Haltren hit safely and Johnson scored them with a hit. Ray took first on balls and seored on Wise's Johnson scored on a sacrifice and Wise on a double. This lead was never overcome. Murphy in left, Beecher in center, MeGuire on third and hman bebind the bat made the errors—six in al The Baltimore Sua says: “Director Scanlon and Secretary Kalbfus came with the Washing- ton team to Baltimore yesterday, and both saw the game at Union Park. They’said that after trying for several months to get suitable men they are now satisfied with their club, and con- template no more changes. They expect it to pull up out of last place when Alvord and Mc- Query resume their positions and the new players learn how to work together. ‘The Na- tionals show great improvement in their play, and have given Baltimore a hard fight in the series just ended. It is reported that a change in the management is soon to be made, as Sus- der is considered to lack self-assertiveness aad force. The team returned Lome last night for four games with the Athletics, in which it | counts at least on dividing honors.” The American says on the same subject: t day was Director Michael Scanlon of the Na- | tionals. He stated that his team would be strengthened whenever an opportunity pre- uted itself, and that noting would be left undone. So far as the change in the manage- ment was concerned, he said the people here knew more about it than they did in Washing- ton from other sources. “However, it was hinted that Manager Snyder would not be long R iF might be.” Seery made a three-bagger, Cincinnati's only clean hit yesterday, and on Andrews’ sacrifice scored the only run in the game. which was sharp, and pretty fielding abounded. Wolf re- tired the side twice for Louisville when the | bases were full. Lovett, Brooklyn's pitcher, covered himself with glory yesterday. The Giants could not touch him ‘for one base hit, He gave three men_ their bases on balls, but not one of them reached second. The Brooklyn team supported Lovett in good style, not an error being made. Carmencita Ewing pitched good game for the New Yorks, but received poor support. Be- tween the errors of the visitors and hitting at the right time the home ‘team got in their four runs. ‘The Bostons and Phillies played a very one- sided game yesterday. The Beaneaters made heir hits just at the right time and the home club made their errors at the wrong time. Clarkson was very effeotive when there was any danger. Anson put Cleveland's Jonah, Hutchinson, in the box yesterday at Cleveland, therefore Cleveland lost the third game of the series Chicago. It was the postponed game of Saturday The home club made a hard fight, but could not win. Viau was wild at times, giving six e iF 7 t Ofiice hours to 11 am, 2te4p.m.,6to8 pm. | men their bases on balls, and with the aid of Sundays, 9to 12 m. Jez0-co3t tumely hitting four of them scored. The Cincinnatis and Pittsburgs gave a good Wao Has Nor Hw POOR HOSE? GOOD RUBBER HOSE Cond he bousht ten years ago. Why? Because there merebeer, OUR BLUE BGAND was rubber in it. exhibition of ball~playing yesterday in Pitts- burg. It wasa postponed game and was close and exciting throughout. Both Mullane and King were wild at times. Latham was fined 40 for conduct unbecoming a gentleman and a base ball player in abusing the umpire. Hol- liday was also fined $25 for similar conduct. ‘The Boston and St. Louis clubs have been in- t cor no purerubier. OUK BLUE BYAND | Vited to play at Wenham, a fashionable resort HOSE is the ofd fashioned tiad and iamade of rubber. | hear Boston, on Friday, July 10, and two well- Wis <deare it should last fiveor six years. It is | known society men will umpire. cheap at the price. , <gON WOVEN Ho, 16 CENT @ 8LUE BRAND Asa guarantee that you are get- tung What you pay for and are not paying 8 high price for a poor article we place this braid on every lenath: get it of your dealer we will send it, Three, and probably four, changes will be made in the Louisville Club soon. While Man- ager Chapman refuses to state what they will be, itis pretty certain that Wolf, Shinnick, beard and one catcher will be given their re- leases. Mr. Chapman is now negotiating with Players to take their places. When the Pittsburg Club started for Cleve- land last night there were three disgusted ball | tossers in the lot. Miller had found his weekly ay #25 short, Baldwin's was minus $50 and Jrowning’s $25. Pietro was fined {or playing at Boston without spikes on his shoes, Bald- win for deserting the turnstile and also for missing a train aud Miller for drinking down express palit, on receipt of money. east. auger Hanlon imposed the fines and S\WPLE FREE IF YOU MENTION THIS PAPER, | all hands made a kick against him to President BOSTON WOVEN HOSE €O.. MANF'RS OF | O'Neill, but the latver wouldn't interfere. RUBBER BELTING AND PACKING, DEV AMATEUR BASE BALL. ONSHIRE STREET. BOSTON; ARE . =e Pe St. CHICANO. SLUSH ST. sax FHasctocu, | The Columbia Athletic Clab nine of this city cal. my21-thstutée | played seven innings with the University of PEARS’ ds the PUREST, BEST ond Cleanest SOAP 1 Of all Druggists. but beware of imitations. rn. the General Debilit jo delicate Indics. The most | Virginia nine at Charlottesville yesterday, the score standing 4 to1 for the college boys, who | refused to play any longer on account of dark- ness. The umpire declared the gume forfeited to the Washington boys. Play did not begin until 5 o'clock. The Capital B.B.C. has organized for the sea- son aud would like to hear from all clubs whose «embers are under eighteen years of age. G. F. Thompson, 412 7th street southwest. he W.L.LC. team defeated the Y-M.C.A. ne yesterday at Aracostia Park 6 to 3. Hits, “LL, 9 YMCA. 6 Errors, WiLL, 1; YMCA.’ 4. Batteries, Wise and Hayden, Aiowan and Perry. — All Caused by One Mad Dog. A Mason City, Towa, special says a ter- rible state of affwirs exists in the southern part of Franklin county. About two weeks ago a rabid dog passed through the neign- —|borhood, biting horses, cattle and sheep, | since which time twenty-five cattle have died, besides a number of horses. A steer belonging | to John Maxwell was among the number thus | killed, and John summoned his brother Frank ta help skin it. In doing it they took the in- | fection. Now the former is dead, while the latter is a raving maniac. paki n coerce eo REE Came Near Being Lynched in New York. a Guaterez_Cowrorrsa. RrFs's cocoa BREAKFAST. the of ‘apy heavy ductors’ Uiuls. It such articles of diet that's comstitati Ly bi {ver thete is a weak point fatal shat by Keepimac We may cscs Y rvelves weil fortitied wi Pure Goud and Syropersy mourmbed trame.”—Cwid ik. Sold only is: Bereice az [oe sia py witle Lotlings water oF mil mba roubd nhs by erucers, inbeued Uh JAMES EXYS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists, felie.m.ta By atherough know ede of thenatural laws which Veverage which may ‘by the Juch- ap until stone enough to re ‘of sabe Londoa, Enziand. Denis O'Brien, aged eighty years, who gave his residence as Boston, was arrested Sunday | in New York for attempting to commit an as- sault on a little four-year-old child named Julia Gorman. On his way to the police station the prisoner was followed by a large crowd, which ive. Such exclamations as “Lyneh him,” g him to a lamp post.” were heard, and it would probably have fared badly with the prisoner hud not several police- meu come to the assistance of the officer who made the arrest. ——_—_+eo—____ Hayti Must Apologize to Mexico. Several days ago the war ships Indepen- dencia and La Libertad of the Mexican feet, | says the Tiemps of the City of Mexico, sailed | from Vera Cruz with 400 soldiers for an un- known destination. They sailed at midnight, oa 2 eh NEENNESS.OR THE LIQUOK HABIT, POSE Dry chee BY PEERS DK. HAINES GOLDEN SFECIFIC. It is manufactured as a powder, which cam be, and any amount of questions was unable to locate the point for which they sailed. It was at first believed they had direct to Hayti to demand reparation of Hyppolite for the vio- Zine of bect~a cay of coer or tea. oF lation of the Mexican consulate at Port au Tirmlenand arreaeece we vabent. It ieabectuesly | Prince, but it is stated by @ government of- Piste the rptieat fe fo tb Sete hig in authority that they have gone to End'in every inateave Spetiect care es listed Tt ie po pagel on read ever fails. The system once im ‘with the Specific tf Veccuies au utter in.possibality for the Hquor [Indians He says no steps of a warlike natare will be taken by the Mexican govern : et, but ite to saat an apology will be demanded and upon Rg, RNA ES eee slrsinasins =| w Toner Bata ioe. Wc bOWaEY' 8 Oc. Evenrzopr who wants to buy lots go to For Siena tori, June 24. See notice —advs ire tried to cover third base. | “Among the spectators at Union Park yester- | with the team. He is not as popular as he | ‘The international congress of homeopathic | physicians reconvened in Atlantic City yester- | day morning. Dr. Thomas Franklin Smith of | New York city read a paper on the growth }of homeopathy in the United States in j the past five yeara The rest of the morn- ing was spent in the reading of papers report ng the condition and progress of homeopathy in various countries. ‘The first was read by Dr. Richard Hughes, entitled “Homeopat! Villiers of Dresden, Saxony, read a paper pre- pared by Dr. Th. Kafka of Bohemia, who was absent, on the progress of hot tria, “Hungary Strong of diacon. Ga., read a paper prepared by Dr. ‘th, Brueckner of Basie, Switzerland, on homeopathy in that countr: Dr. Oscar Hanson of Denmark came next with a history of homeopathy m Denmark. Dr. 'T. Y. Kinne # Yuterson” read a historical sketch of homeopathy in Mex’ prepared by Di quin Gonzalez of Mexico. The history of | homeopathy in Russia, prepared by De. ‘Thos Donjunous of St. Petersburg, was read by Dr. | Kichard Hughes. A report of the Calcutta, | India, homeopathic hospital dispensary, pre- pared by P. C. Majunder, L. M. C., of Caleutta, wae read by Dr. J. H. MeCleliand of Pittsburg. Next came an address by Dr. A. R. Wright of Buffalo on hospitals, their construction, main- | tenauce and management. ‘Ihe paper by Dr. | A. Ferbscker ot ‘Leipste, on homeopathy in ended the foreign papers. wernoon session convened at 2:30 rk, aud the reading of papers was ‘The tirst was prepared by Dr. me of of Insunity,” and the discussion | was opewed by Dr. A. P.’ Williamson of Fergus | Falls, Minn. “Dr. H. Talcott of Middletown, | ¥., read the paper on the | Insanity by Homeopathic Medicine. ford Mitchell of Ciicago presented a paper on he ‘Treatiment of Spermatorrho and Disor- ders of the Urinary Organs.” Dr. H. M. Dear- born of New York city followed with a paper jon “Lanolina and Aguine in Diseases of the Skin.” Dr. Martin Deschere of New York read a paper on “Diei wud Homeopathic Treatment.” veral other papers were prevented, their titles read and the manuscript turned over to the eximining committee without being read, | 48 were a number of statistical reports from | European countries. A paper on the progress | of homeopathy was also read by Dr. Richard Hazhes of England. It was decided that the next congress shali meet in Europe, and prob- ably in London, in June, 1896. After passing « number of resolutions of thanks and expressing regrets at the inability | of President Harriton to be present the con | gress adjourned sine die. The American Institute of Homeopathy then | held a session, and after the «vpointment of standing committees the institute adjourned to meet in Washington in 1592. soe ROYAL DISPATCHES STOLEN. Em- Westborough, Muss., on the Disappearance of the Courier From the Czarewitch to the Czar. A royal messenger bearing important dis- patches sent trom ‘Tokio by the Czarewitch to the Czar of Russia has mysteriously disappeared, it is said, while on his way from San Francisco to New York. The fact has been kept a secret, and it is not certain that the Russian govern- G. Naterman, « mem- ber of the firm of Gross & Co. of Tokio and London, was on the same Pacific Mail "steam- hip which brought the messenger to this conn- | ry, and told of the disappearance for the first | tyne yesterday in Chicago at the Palmer House, | where he and a number of well-known German and English merchants of Japan and China are on their way from Tokio to Europe. According to Mr. Naterman's account, the messenger intended to make no stops, leaving Sun Francisco for the east on the day of his ar rival there. Near Denver, however, a wreck delayed his train and he stopped over night in that city. He never resumed the journey and has not been since «een. ‘There are many reasons causing his steamer acquaintances to believe that the young Rus- sian has met a violent death at the hands of Japanese enemies of the czarewitch. ‘The most important of these reasons is the hitherto un- vublished truth regarding the attack upon the life of the ezarewiteh. Mr. Naterman was in Tokio at the time and states that the truth was never made known because it showed too plainly the vicions character of even the high- est class of the Japanese people. ‘The at was not made, he says, because the Russian | had desecrated ‘a sucred temple. ‘The ezare- | witch had accepted an invitation to visit a | great noble at Tokio. On the way there he Yielded to the importunities of another noble to visit bim before reaching Tokio. His host at the latter city received this as an insult, and his desire for revenge stopped at nothing, i is alleged, not even the murder of his royal guest. An assassin was therefore hired to kill the |ezarewitch, and the resulting attempt was | given to the world as the work of a religious | fanatic. From every stopping place the czarewitch sends duplicate dispatches to his father by their trusted messengers, who take the most opposite routes. One of these, immediately after the attempted assassination, was sent to St. Petersburg by way of the United States. The theory advanced by Mr. Naterman and his friends is that the authorities, in a weuk at- tempt at ‘continuing the deception regarding the affair, have intercepted and put out of the way all the messengers supposed to bear news of the truth. 400 Two Southern Banks Closed. The Florence National Bank of Florence, Ala., closed its’ doors yesterday. The imme- diate cause is attributed to the false reports which caused a run on the bank. ‘The bank expects to resume again in a few days, as soon | ment is yet aware of ‘it. | as things are straightened out. ‘The Nashville Savings Bank closed its doors yesterday afternoon. Liabilities and assets variously estimated at from 250,000 to £600,000. - see A Boy Worth Four Millions Drowned. While bathing in a pond near Washington, Pa., yesterday afternoon, John MeKeown, Wal- ter Jones and John Chanlis, boys ranging in age from eight to thirteen years, were drowned. Young Chanlis dived from a plank, striking the bottom, and was drowning when John Mc- Keown bravely dived to aid him. The half-un conscious boy grasped McKeown tightly, fetter- ing his arms. “Walter Jones did not hesitate a moment, but leaped to save his two little friends and was himself overcsome, and all three, clasped in each other's arms, sank to the bot tom. Young McKeown was a son of the Inte John McKeown, the ten times millionaire oil | king. ‘The boy’ was worth in his own right 24,000,000, being his father’s favorite son. Chanlis was a nephew of the dead millionaire and Walter Jones was the son of Rev. J. F. Jones, presiding elder of the Washington dis- trict of the Methodist Episcopal chur —~co—_— Forged an Officer's Resignation. At Montgomery, Ala.,on Tuesday the resig- nation of United States Commissioner Bell was presented to Judge Bruce and accepted. But on Wednesday it was discovered that the letter of resignation was a forgery, aud Mr. Bell was reinstated. Judge Bruce was indignant when he learned that a forgery had been perpetrated. Commissioner Bell said “that he had suspicio as to the author of the forgery and would make an investigation. —- Bishop Howell B. Price Dead. Bishop Howell B. Price of the Nazareth ‘Methodist Episcopal Church of Camden, N. 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U. (GOULD) PROBST, Pro} Park. N. rates for my30- "PP HE WINDSOR, “2d and Kingsley, Asbu TEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. OPENS both to Washington ani Baituncte.” Best of sit"wster bathing. Bostine and fishing. Steam launch makes BAL RIDGE Bo June 13. Finest gpoe We MALICK, Seperia'eanent sy Bias. Buscar HOUSE, CAPE HENLOPEN CITY, RE- hobetis, Del. This well-knowm hotel will reopen Write for circulars. 3m WOLFE & WARRINGTC OTEL, HENTOPE Rebototh, Del CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, | Feovem Juno 2. 1. Hot sea baths.” Hotel sixty yards trom the surf. Hoc porches with a woud cutlook. “Circulars a: Siar office, mysn* BURTON AL BEACH HOTEL, COLONIAL BEACH, ‘GN unties from Washinton Now open. crabbing, boating, bathing finest on the Po- juste : table cuisine ‘unsurpassed . 82 per ai yer Work, Jiadtcedl tates ft fauniiien, Fur on apply to W. T. CRUMP, Trop. Coes Fisvin del-Im* PON'S HOTEL.—OPEN FOR TUE SEASON. icon @1.25 per day, #8 per wes Jailiren under ten ani over two Nurves halt price. Address Liver Sprinzs, St. Mar; Mie Res, HOT migte: teri Leonanttow: under i2 Boat AND SUM itn,m BON nid nurves rt a eB Direct HE ATLANTIC HO WILL OPEN JUNE 2 Books now open at Hotei jes-2in GEO. KLINGSTINE, Proprictor. | | AU*sE0 Horen, OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. Unsurpassed in appointments, table amd goneral at- tention. Terns: $3 per day, $17.50 per week. $60 permonth and upwanl. Music twice a day Uy the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nightlyShops; safest and most delightful surf bathing on the coast: good sailing, fishing and driving; frequent prescmce of Arills, parades, cannon and rifle target practice; a broad expanse of salt water surrounds Old Foint Comfort, hence there are no land breezes, ne malaria, no inay fever, no oppressive heat; the inornings are delizhtfal and the nigits cool and refresuing; the ‘most charming marine views in the world. (lend for descriptive pamphiet. WA. SHER uD. ure wea sir: no ms hot and sh and oysters, upward. Y POINT HOTEI .. will open Saturds | Pure sea air, no 1 ing, crabbing, & with the finest ops are irom my own oyster beds. abundance. Las tha All"otter sem food th Siodetate rates” @2aday, #10 week and culare apply to Wash B. Williams, 315 7th THOS. W. WILLIAMS, 2 ATLANTIC HOUSE AND COTTAGES. d ‘Ocean front. Latest sanitary, iuiprovemeute, G.C. AUSTIN, Belmar, N.J. COLUMBIA, BELMAR, N. J. Finest location on the coxst. Hotel open after June 15. For circular, terms, ke , address desl FRED. BE. FOSTER, Manager. spi covonany be: now for quests. LMAR, N.J. __M.F. COMPTON. _ E MAY. N.J.. NEAR THE ‘pingzas aud sun parlor, with all Special rates to tardies tor BREXTOD ocean. Has ari modern convenien: heseason. Mrs.J. A. MYERS. mytetindy/eoctn (CONGRESS HALT, CATE MAY, N.J- EASON init. Hassier's celebrated orchestra. Open June 6. a J.'F. CARE, SEASHORE COTTAGES, CAPE MAY, furnished, for $150 tor season, jotoxraphs of same at Ebbitt House Drug Store. 8. F. WARE. It HOTEL Laraveite, CAPE MAY, N. J. OPEN MAY : JOHN TRACY & CO., Owners and Proprietors. Directly on the beach. Complete in every depart- ment. Thoroughly renovated and supplied with the latest improved passenger elevator “Address {OHS TRACY, Propnetgr, Washington Hotel, sett jladelphia, of to Cape May. ‘| HE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, S_ J. Firat louse from the beach wator baths.” Open rs. T. R. BROOKS. ‘ON HOTEL, CAPE MAT, N.J- Panne Mangels convective actu of rnesent isnaxeinent. Greatly iuproved. Cuisine unsurpareeds 1. WALTON, Proprietor. 7paE WINDEOR, CAPE MAY, Now open, my30-2n. W. W. GREEN. WESIEND HOTEL. CAPE WAY, N. J.; Loca: tion unsurpassed; near beach and depot. ‘Kates #12 19815 Ver Week, 82.00 and $ fer aye may EDWARD K. CAKE. OTEL BRIGHTON, LONG BRANCH, OPENS h season under sayae management THUS: WEST END HOTEL. COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT OPEN JUNE 13. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 2v. ent rates, $4'a day and upward, rates, 825 and upward. E. HILDRETH. DM & W. New York office, Metropolitan Hotel. my9-s&tul6t TH ABERDEEN, GPORT, N. 3, Directly on the beach. Hot ind cold sea baths. Un- obstructed ocean view... Finest Ashing andsailing. ayarou JAMES NM. MOUME, Proprietor. (CONGRESS HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD. CaPAC- ity 200 guests, will open June 27; bathing unsur- yore dood boating, hung and feline: tera. 810 fo $12 per week. Liitowsh trains from Washington in four hours. SELBY & POWELL, Proprietors. je2-Lun* CHAN CITY, Ng. THE THAYMOKE, On thebeach. Modern new house. Strictly Arst-clase, Delightful suuuer hone, WM. C. CROWELL. Opens Jane 3 muy 1s-2n." van end Pitman ave., Ocean Grove, N. J. (ALASKA HOUSE Table first-class. Ternis reasoneble. Je5-0o71m H. KILMER. JR, STARKS' HOTEL, OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Five stories hig: newly enlarged; over 3,000 fect piaaza; luxurious able first class’; plano artesian Open June de address W. Heke SEAMES, Sse muy 2ieodia : dase \ OCEAN GROVE, N. J.. AN ELEGANT HOUSE in every respect, one block from the ocean, contain- Beoupnt or rented fev ciodeete, sxiranualy ares. com Dee OF for eadorae igre by ony (HE AURORA.” 5 Surf ave.; two houses from the ‘ocean. Special rates for June and September. Office entrance, (j atinntic ave., Ocean Grove, M.A BULL, P.O. Box 400. (HE DEMAREST, OCEAN GROVE, N. J, Jel i Directiy on the ocean tront. Full cean view from T TGnaake ee Aj the: rove, with all modern iniprovempentae ‘Open all the year. ‘Box 2247. Je-mn) ‘HOLT. Je1L-3m CHARLES McGLADE. pum sexo = ‘[PHE MARYLAND, OCEAN END NEWYORK AVE., J "Atlantic City, Ni J. mew house; new furniture} OCEAN GROVE, ¥. J. ieee Serene Sal oe Now open. Refurnished, refit Paint = 1PHE ONTENTAL, ATLANTIC City. N. J. vile | the Sheldon, an old house made new. 8. Cole finia aver neat beach. “byerytbinue tow: “Allamod: | man, chief clerk, at the Sheldon gu’ ander suse ern iuprovenents. 0. CLEFLER, estos ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. ‘Owner. TP HE RENOVO, TENNESSEE Av ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, pit-cosim wat. ‘NEAR THE BEACH. THE REVERE, pene, opposite the Hytel Drightep, ayantio yoR J Open al the year, Telepigne W6-0e OMNIS: Proveiotor, lateor the Vernon. 310-Gm 1[ HE ROSSMORE, TENN. AND PACIFIC AVES., T'Rtiantie City. des iocation unsurpassed: eat ail 100Qera ‘conveniences. Sra JNO. P. Cape May. Jeb-2in IPHE SHIRLEY, ATLANTIC CITY, i, * Por information apeiy i oF T. SOUTHALL. Muna but, the membership falling off, he renounced the Nazarene creed and became # Baptist. peak cet neem he ‘The Outgrowth of a Church Dispute. A warrant has been issued by United States Commissioner Kennedy for Rev. N. A. Barr of Adamstown, Lancaster county, Pa., who is e with violating the United States laws by sending an abusive postal card to Rev. Spreng of Cleveland, Ohio. The ution is the outgrowth of the Bowman and anti-Bow- man fight in the Evangelical church. Ot Boot Manufacturers Shut Down. ‘The firm of Whitcomb & Paine, manufac- turers of calf boots at Holbrook, Massachu- setts, close their factory this week indefinitely. ‘This is caused by the unsettled state of business throughont the country. ‘They have been turn- ing out about 100 cases of boots per day. eo Fosronta lots at auction. See notice. Free lavented, To M. i Atlantic City. lent «1 Z Nod. OF ‘electric Reference: J Sal ‘D.C. J., KEN- ‘AU modern, ‘room 10, Sit a CORNER IELINOTS cific aves., near’ Traymore and’ brighton clues family” hotel AND PA- 305-2m* HE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CT SOUTH CAROLINA AV! ail the year. TY, N. ‘NEAR ‘TH BEACH. M. WILLIAMS, HE WILTSHIRE, ATLANTIC CITY, Tse TREMONT, SEA GIRT, N. J. Now open. Ail rooms have ocean view. Music, bil- ards, pool tables, barber shop, telexraphiofiice in house; myl4-2n. Mrs. G. PARKE. OTEL ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE. N. J. Hobie oa beach nice teen ‘water, my18-3mm — E. M. RICHARDSON. ALME: pALuen House, ‘Now open for guests, jels-im T= pe tne T= 13-1 VW WBCRION by-THE-SE. LAKE, Season, June 1 to October. ‘Lake, N.J. ‘Mrs, C. PALMER CLEAVER. “CARLETON,” SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J. rates toy Ji nf ee, eee “SUBKIN, Spring Lake, N. J., ‘Now open for et Sirs. CLABAUGH. a” Bg. “R. K. LETCBWORTE. ARISE: INN, B. 3. on | C KOOKE TNEINOR, N. 3. lightrel wie frou bay yr roome,. everyting | The new resorts ue fale Geog kita fal view frou t ne veryt "One tlle be.o 2 new and strictly forme moderate orem | eles okies, | mrt a “ > [ue WINDERMERE, a ary, Na, SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. ‘ow open. Renovated: your i Z tapstesina} 3. BARR | THE Wenrwonru, - ASBURY PARK, N. J. ASBURY PALS ALATA HOTEL.” pen TURES ter Sia Wil APE A on the | Le Will 07 yd 25. sere byectai rates and ima 1S. el-2mj WM. APPLEGATE, URY PARK, xj COLEMAN “HOUBE. ee Rafiroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty mingtes istant, where coaches trom the houte mest every train, - ‘The fashionable resort of the North Shere, Open for the season June 27, . ‘HILL, Manager. myl2m 02m | _e3-2m Proprietor. SEA-SIDE_JERSEY COAST. TWER SPRINGS TS STILL ON TOP FOR GOOD SERN ICK LoRGE. Aarne Bi iB BLACKSTONE SS yon the beach, Mie ki WHEELER, a = " ; Meer: good, abu, crabbini wna baths atan weil,’ Teruna $1 pet day. For tail por auireat Sova Tath st. how. 1) )HE PRINCESS ANNE, VIRGINIA BEACE, VA. THE FAMOUS VIRGINIA OCEAN RESORT, EIGH- TEEN MILES FROM NORFOLK. FINEST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING ON £HE ATLANTIC COAST SEND UM SUMMER RATES. 8. E. CRIT Also proprietor of **Mountain Resort, Cooper N SITUATED ON CHESAPEAKE BAY, 2 + FROM BALTIMORE. SUMMER BOARD AT REASONABLE RATES. Splendid Sshing and salt water bathing. Telephone and telegraph communication. Daily mail. G. E. NOLAND, Supt., Tolchester Beach, Kent county, Ma. MILES Jo13-1m SPRINGS AND BATHS. BEDFORD srarcs, BEDFORD, PA. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 12. ‘Write for pamphlet on this great Resort andthe famous BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER my7-3m LL. B. DOTY, MANAGER. EDFORD ARANDALI 8. BEDFORD, Pa. Hotel opens for reception ot zuests June 3. The attractions of the place are well known andthe revu- tation of its waters w abi ‘Location unsur- circulars apply to ALSIP & SMITH, Props. FURNISHED ROOMS IN ERKELEY SPRI. ‘a private cottare near hotel and bathe. For terns address Mr. CLAYTON PENDLETON, Berkeley Springs, W. Va. jeor-et LEY the season; three hours ‘Address. ‘GEO. FE JelG-1m 1s NOW ‘open, One minute from the famous Warm Springs, bathing poo's and park ; house large and airy ; ainple porches. Persons desiring the comforts and advantaves of 8 select Suiuimer howe ata Yort oxlerate rice address tor particulars, J. W. ALDEKTON, Proprietor, Berkeley springs, W.Va alse have tok Fentcheap anew cottaxe (hue roouis), tarnished. DOK RENT — AVERY furnished cott: the season. B. H. dell VAPON SPRINGS AND B iB Hampshire County, W; Va. 150 miles trou Baitinore, 115 from Washington, with its superior mineral waters, superb summer cli: inate. Ina beautirul mountain rewion. "Just the spot to lay life’s weary burdens Gowu, and bave a lovely summer home. For medical and otuer testimony send. for pamphiet. Je W. H. SALE, Proprietor. _ DESIRABLY LOCATED at Berkeley Springs: $300 for BERTSON, Iolo H st. n.w. C4 DLL SPRINGS SANITARIUM. ‘A HOMEOPATHIC AND HYGIENIC INST{TU- Designed for residents of Washington seeking a health resort within easy distance of their hoines. For further Particulersaddress Dr.G.H. WRIGHT, Forest Glen, Md my2-Ln* foreign and American ships of war; daily inspections, | SPRINGS | GFANNONDALE SP |S. ftow and Port office. “Chari vanty 2.04% mie from Baltimore N. nd W. Faflroads, idee | Three'tine minerat ted and blue «a pur. exc | dishing * Bret. vat amosquitoes. Terms, $2 per days Special rates to fa \V INDSOE, SULPACE water Bo ‘honguitors. ey | cuiare at Brentano's. 101s t 4. M. SELLY, New Winsor, aia SPRINGS. aildincs | fair ohare t HEALTH Kesoxt n June i ie. bow ine alley SUMMER _RESORTS._ £ SHAN NONDALE SPRINGS CO. MAGNIPT ood tae USE AUROKA, WEST VIRGINIA. livery: “Fisting ad shootne 1 seasun ry ralee Are at Star olfice. “J. M. SHAPER proprietar. my 23m | MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, AvKORA, Ww. va, now open, eleva tl scener < bowling. Gia bal oust now | (PRE MUSHES NP VIN wr | om 4 SHE KITTATIN | 2 a. “Now open. gTandeur of scenery and heaithtuiness. Bor | tnd iere adr “aos an "W. A. BRODHPAD & SxS, | WATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE Gap. a de AouRtain Tenor | Pastace of ‘the Delaware throgir the nd est of bh | Pi phia, Broad s:. station. | sett FOELERSDETON. Garrett county, Ma spot in Allebenies; 1a ice and vegetables in abi Circulars at Star office. | any 1-2 rg % LM. DEA! PHE MONT VUE HOTEL, FRONT Roy Tits Lotel has len. th | furmehed. Now open for sums erboaniers | PPIs tod. F_STINSON, Lop ‘OTTAUE, HAKYEK S an attractive snunuer” by renovated ai Props. WATER tat Kids. a WO BSODAEAD, KINS. AL ¥ adults: tin Landsome porucors. nice tal 86 per week « reverence, HK. Miles, 01D. Ad BE. MeDOWELL outw AIN HOUSE, LOCATED ON Bine Ride imountain, east side wutes iro. Barper's berry. W day trams. G. WOGRELN. Pro: ation inguire of Ml. LOSANO & Hors, SOS Fst mw, "Wa tincton, E ven Ma. THOS. 8. 1 myitoseL MES. 8. E. LOVETT, Bropretr Will be open from Jue 6 to Uctol my Apply for circular and te eu June Ls. | H sus SW, Liat sER, c [i SITE corr HAN Va.. just built, west of th Hore Mountain Kesort in ESSICK. Prop, Picture Hoc VETT. Proprietor. _ ILB'S MORRELL HOUSE, CAM Ferry W wnests May Th, teruis, Ke. apply at SLT Bw. Wasiuuyton, D.C propretcess 1 iS tigen AMPH America is, Pa MISCELLANEOUS. GEES RIpce House. 1G 0! | Modern uy | ery : moderate | KEE Mag SUMMER RESORT Will reopen June 15 cold bathe, ports iuaded lawn, fine LAK | OQ SENECA ONG POINT HOTEL, Watkins Glen), Long Point, Weekly Lops: table and service ¥ ‘$2 per day and upward. Special rites tor Address HARKIS my2s-cout Long Point, Woo. ROCK VIL igrmaappis at the CLARES! ern ‘at the CLARE: Sew Work a DEN WUTEL, mosquitoes, | . boating, Srstciass orchestra; POTOMAC RIVER BOA’ TS. NORFOLK, FORTRESS MO ia Beach, Richmond aud all point Mavumoth Iron Palace St OKPOLK; daily from Tickets on saie at B. aud 0. offices, Fennsylvatia ave. und on steauers $1.50. Round trip | terminus ot cable cars, Ty | and Sunday.“ p.m. | rerurnished throughout. ‘Through ti including meals and state roon, York. 68.5 Sldand 1421 Penna. ave. to foot of 7th stat OK NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND Loint take Steanier LADY OF THE LAK PINEY FE. Fare Steamer leaves tith st. whar!, + Thursday. Saturday With cietrieity atid, ‘Bortou, z =) ‘aud New ‘Telephone call, 1350; and C.& U-ulfices ALFRED WOOD. G:T. A. my AEYEAND AND Company. —St leaves every Sunday landings. Steamer Joun bE. ‘Tyqert, tug, leaves every Monday a: p.m. for river landings. “Thursday"s trip. wil tended to Baltiuore. All freicut iutist be For prasage ub treight apply to STEPHE. ad Thurs ‘ohn A. day até it bees yrepark. ASUS & . Whart, OF cor. Ha. ave. aud 1th wt. 2. PAIDAY and SUNDAY eveni For Nowa Creek, Va, and touching at anterniediate laa: = cal Keturning TU ye. ‘Brst—<clase.™ MEDICAL, &c._ CW" RIDLEY, General Manse MONDAYS, THURSDAYS ‘ESDAX, ‘Clemente Bay, tabs ace. /PILEs OF ANY tying, carbolie treated. ‘Consultation free by Dr. C. V. WATSON, at 613 13th st.n. DHOPESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN Bi with best of medical ret Sth stn. v JK, K-MEYENBERG, MAGNETIC, with success the throat. uns, mental derangements; likewise the wont deli. cuted diseases of both sexes. ‘and ONIC OR Bi 3¢20-lin” “Hours, 9to 1, 3to 6. Sundays, 10 to 2. ECENT, the rectum successtully a ference Uy auplyiay a OLS deat Sg TREATED ‘nervous ce abd Cou S17 12th new. apotn” Moostas ‘HOUSE, CRESSON SPRINGS, Onthe Summit of the Allegheny Mountains. Main ‘Line Penna. R. E. All Trains Stop. Will Open June 25. For circulars and information address WM. R. DUNHAM, supt., my15-52t Cresson, Cambria Co.. Pa. ‘AUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, NEAR Warrenton. Va. Opens June 15. | Modern first- glass hotel, thorouzhly equipped: hot sulphur baths, fine music, bil . "For eirewar and. terms ad dress JOHN 1 MILLS, 1577 Tat. Washington, 'p- C.+ until June 8; ater this, springs: also, 3 net st., Baltimore. ‘aysseein ‘ORDAN E SULPHUR SPRINGS, FREDER- ick county, Va.. will be open 16th of June for the Season; ten minutes’ drive from Kt. R. station over splendid road to the 8 ‘For cal and Tatimony echd for catalogue. Se EXC. JORDAN, Proprietor. 82000 aousE, MINNEQUA SPRINGS, BRADFORD:CO., PA. This first-class hotel, improved and enlarged, opens JUNE 16; highest point om Northern Central tailtoad uafltioe; elevator. stergs beat good musiek omer? L. 5. ANDRESS, my30-4,tn, th20t Proprietor. QNGGHEY SPRINGS HOTEL BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA., WESTERN MARYLAND B.K., 3 HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. Season o. "91 opens about June 20, the tof Airs. Geo. james and Afton ROMOBGUITOES. PURE SPRING ‘first-class. te Adams of the St. NO MALAI, hes Descriptive “ity UBD, F Apa, Ate ep ith ot June, P. 0, Bib Rides Pe EAD AND BE W st. §.W., appeared bef will guarantee a cure in any hour'of the day. of July, 1885. DE. BROTHERS, 006 5 peat me and tuade oath that he is the oldest established expert specialist in thincity and diseases of wen and furnish medicine, or no charge ; consultation abd advice free at Suscrived and sworn to before ue by Dr. BROTHERS. SAMULL C. MILLS, anotary ali 4m and tor the District of Coltantna, thie day ry Dr. BROTHELS is the oldest established, ing ladies’ physician in the city. Dr. 900 Bat. s.w. Forty-five sears’ experience. MAS MAM ino ot be. Bitui Hekes invicorn ‘Wall Cary any case of bervous debility” BOs “eed 73 RK. MULLER, 807 DiGcronie’ctiections Wer, Kidney, strictures and jours: #10 12 a.m. aud 4to 7 p.m. T ‘ments scientifcail at residence or office. Hours, 10-304 m. 10 6. Dr. G. F. T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT advertis- BROTHERS, JeS-Lin* {OOD RESTORED BY USING A BOT TLE Pare cd SE XW, TREATS ALE , ent, throat, lung, exe an, 7 _—e NE TREATMENT FREE. MASSAGE TREA’ applied, One treatinent tree 0 pm. REID, 401 Ct. s.e., cor. 4th. (D YEARS OF SUFFERING BY CONSULT . Theel, 838 North 4th st.. Philadel- eriuan-American specialist in the Do Pad yee iecaletd comtaitina rail particulars for HOW SSocrtSStwe: “Heurevtes Sts Devenir 8. LOBB, 320 N. 15TH ST.. PHILADELPAL cl co (Qt. YOUNG av MIDDLE aGED. at ___ RATLROADs. MOND AND DAN S hedule in effee All traina teat 1 a ubur Western iiattread for Noamon rts Anonville, Chattancogs rath weet and tie | pil loam Daly tor Nanosmas.? Warrenton and nquier White Sulphur Sprines, Culpersp, Oramne arotteavilie stutivnn, Clemayeake an tits Naueey jor Staunton and While Soyihur Springs. and ter Lyuctturey Datvil orth Carolina Division one ‘atid stations “Atlanta aid ita. where comme thas Ae all principal pours South New York and Washington ith, Pull ie im ated Sonthwe Pulunan B Jot Nieaper, ne wit ain. unites at Daily ence ite Sovit er Nproma N40 pm —Daiy WASHINGTON AND SOUTR- BSTERN VERTBCLOD LIMIT DED. 4 Train of Pa. ~ Deswing Kou 4 Fauouler Wes Pm. tolowing Fork gat era oi tor Bemprn, sna Vicbabune ‘via Boring . New York to Knoxvilie via Salincury abd Western North, Carolina Divanon. Puiitwan 1 Atlas Tan RATAN UN WAsHINGT ut as: 1 day, ade em, uth via Charlotte and US a tn, 10 atm sud Warren from the 0 ra APEARE ASD onto HAILWay = ih etiet Mag, 1801 et, Uh and Bstreets, Neiea, Gnd Poy Conor Oh Point ats Sop ae dally for stations in Vir uchy and Ci wumatl ine tw threaeh, i wth, AEN ae at 7 sd ae | " Pores, servinw idnch and Wo pas.. FP Ven sine, with dinime | change toc et 108 hae. at Care are en te ‘arnengers at 9 p. Ofhces, O15 aid 1421 Peuniey i vania avenue, iw r \T | to os ‘HL GREAT PENNSYLVANIA NOTH, West TEACK SUREL KAiLS. “MAG tn efect day “a. TRAINS LEAVE WAsnina NER OTH AND B re. AND SOUT SPLENDID 80% EN THE |. Dot Bure, and « wey poise. Pitts * Cyne inte: astioeaetom CUware Prcsure jer daily: for Bs cept Saturday, 1000 aslameton to Rochester . atud Loh}. exrept Saturday, fashinaton te Mow hester For Will | For Wit ited Express with Diniue Car 0) pan. daily (LADE | Past Express, § Avronined.tion Kerriage actons New York city aa a City, 1215 p.m.. week days, 1135 p.m. For Be tim | | | 20 and 11-00 a.an., 1150 and 4.90 cept Sunday. - Suidays, 9-00 oan ERN RA! WASHINGTON SOUT | ery oret | For ate einige. da. faite teave Aitxandrie tot Washington $05, 70h B00, 8:10. JO do dle, Medd ane os 10.) 120, 2.00, B00, Sia, 3-05 6.13. 705. 04%, 10°50 an) 11:08 p.iu. Ou Sunday Ys WL 17 amd at 44 a.m. 5 2.068, 5-05 40.90 and 10.50 Tickets and information at the office, ner of Lith street und Peunsylvania ave Where orders cau Ue lett fo Tara to fork at ne ee BALPOOwe & oly KALLcoaD, Deheditie in effect May I Leave Washuucto :. ied Linsitedox- "For Cimchinati, St. Lotus aud indiaharwti, Vout buied Lan 130, expross 1130) Cicvelawa, ), 11S mu. 0 ands 308. Da. EY ‘fobors AND THE WOLY LaND. senna ais, Cw | EW YORK, A NtelGits SASS EDN. E 6800, very Ba