Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1891, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1891. The New Stocking. Knit to Fit the Foot. Saves Discomfort; no wrinkles, ne ped te Notice the shape.) Saves Darning; the big toe, having Toci enough. stays inside this stocking. A sore relief for those afflicted with ngrow) ails, corms, In As. OF Un acura! heat and perspiration of the feet. ian'T'é by WAUKENHOSE CO., Boston, Mass. is MIELEWS, TO ER, cil and 140 ania ave, Pennsylvania ave. ‘SEE MY SPONGE? u SISTERS BO asj DID DRESS eS WoLEF'S ACME BLACKING ONCE A MONTH: OTHER DAYS, WASH THEM CLEAN WITH WET SPONGE corrncame LADIES, IT COSTS cent aC foot to change the appearance ofold Furniture so completely that your husbands will think it is new. Pare, get ASK for tT. WOLF? & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. Del and Fs ES a Book and cards pon C.EHIRFS 4 60. Puiladelpha ap Meonct Richmond, Va., June 11, 1591.—Mr. John \. Webb, Dear §i used the Electropotse tor Net tien, Anaemia nad the General Debility commen to de! 1425 N, ¥. ave., City. 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We tried it several times and found the obi saying that “‘thue is money” came true, Lut un- stunately for us the other tuan Kept the money. The hind uf uotes we take now are Uucle Sam's, and they ave tuciimed to be green aud no bank rejects len. Lquart Mason’s Jars, Se. dozen. 2-quart Mason’s Jars, $1.20 dozen. Wire Doors, with springs, white Lnob, serew hooks, &c., @1. Ice Creuu Freesér, 2 quart. @1.25; Squart, 81.05; quart, 91.95, &e. Ketrigeraturs, $2.75 to @25; & very Rice one with Preserving Kettles, porveisin lined, : . Bee; Gquart, 5c. : Squart, . A good Rocking air, all Wood, Ligh back, Oe. Lawn Bench. for three persons, 81.50. Ruste Beuches, $2.50 to $3.86. Bix-foot Ex- tension Tabic, #405 Lance size Bent-back Dining 916: © Tue Evesrvo San is read every day by more than three-fourths of the population of the city in which it is printed who are able to read. This record camnot ‘be matched by that of any other neespaper in the world! A GREAT WEEK FOR BICYCLISTS. ‘The Meet at Hagerstown and the Clubs That Will Be Kepresented. SOME WILL SEXP TRAMS AND OTHERS WILL PRE- SENT INDIVIDUAL BEPRPSENTATION—ALL THE LOCAL WHEELMEN ARE EXPECTED TO GIVE 4 00D ACCOUNT OF TREMMELVES. Next week promises to be an eventful one among the several thousand bicyclists in this city, as well as amang the wheelmen all over the country. The principal event of the week will be the bicycle meet at Hagerstown, as heretofore announced in Tux Stan, and the Washington wheelmen are looking forward to that event with much interest. Much enthu- sinam is being manifested among the clubs and Y effort is being made to get out a large representation. As heretofore stated the principal event of the meet will be the races on the Fourth of July and the open-air smoker at night, although each day of the meet there will be fancy and trick riding. An enjoyable feature of the event will be the carly morning runs over the smooth roads to the many places of interest in that section of the countre and the hops that are to be given at the Hotels in honor of the guests. WHEN TUR BICYCLISTS WILL LEAVE. Probsbly a jarge majority of thore intending to visit Hagerstown during the meet will go on the train leaving here Wednesday afternoon at 5:90 o'clock over the Baltimore and Qhio ra road. ‘The train reaches Hagerstown at 3:37 o'clock, when the members of the various clubs will enjoy a supper spread for their benefit hile most of the clubs will be zepresented some of them will not be, as other errange- ments have already been made. ‘fhe members of the Capital Club will not attend asa club, although individual members may join in the party and attend the meet. Capt. McDaniels has issued an order fora lovely ran through the Sbenandoah valley in the vicinity of Stras- burg, and those in the party will no doubt have'x good time, as they may go as far as the tural bridge before returning home. The party wili go from here on a train on the after- neon ef the $4 and will be gone two or three days, returning on their wheels via Berryville and Leesburg. THE COLUMBIA CYCLE CLUB. ‘The Columbia Cycle Club expects to turn out in large numbers, and should they enter in any of the races during the meet the boys are confi- dent that they will bring back a prize. Their club house is situated at the corner of New York «venue, third and M streets northwest, where | all the amusements of a good club. building faces the large triangular grass lat and is one of the best and most comforta- Gre quarters in that vection of the ety. In the reception room there is on exhibition a large silver cup that was won by the club in the twenty-mile race on the Conduit two years ago, of which the members are justly proud. It was won inaclub race. The weekly runs of the club are made Thursday nights. Ata recent meeting of the club the following officers were elected: F. L. Dyer, president; W. E. Pierce, vice president; A. Humphrey, treasurer; T. A. Newman, captain; W. M. Schneider, first lieu: ; A.B. Morgan, second lieutenant, and E. D. Parker, ebronicler. Those who expect to join the club in their trips to Hagerstown in addition to the oificers are A. F. Maher, W. M. Knapp, Charles Russell, E. I. Brown, D. E. Dakin, W. R. Spencer, C. K. Overman, J. M. 8. Bowie, Frank Stock- bridge, W. W. Schneider, J. T. Hollenstein, W H. Stevens, E. B. Parker, T. R. Melson, E. C. Bowen, W. Robertson, W. Blunt, Wm. ‘Hinkle and Joseph Coney. ir. Parker, whose name appears in the list, was ono of the winners at the races held here May 30. ‘THE WASHINGTON CYCLE CLUB. While the Washington Cycle Club will prob- ably not torn out so many members: they will make a good showing at Hagerstown. Capt. Burbridge will be unable to go, although he is makin, 'y effort to have the members turn cut in farge ‘oumbers. To that end be, hes sued the customary order and the members are fast attaching their names, thereby signifyinj the —s of joining the tourists and hav- iny time. ‘quarters of this club are neatly furnished and have a gymnasium and billiard room at- tachment. ‘The building is situated on 12th street northwest between K and L streets, from which point to Pennsylvania avenue there are several pretty coasts. Ofticers of the club for the present year are: Dr. F. M. Seebold, presi- dent; J. Charles V. Smith, vice president; Leon Albert, secretary; E. E. ‘Curry, treasurer; R. ©. Burbridge, captain; J. P. Libby, first lieu- tenant, and F. H. Pelouze, chronicler. Mr. William T. Robertson, the popular wheel- man and member of this club, was second in the twenty-mile race here two years ago. Amoug those who will go to Hagerstown are Dr. F. M. Seebold, J. Chas. V. Smith, F. H. Pelouze, Leon E. Albert, W. C. Babcock, P. ¢ McComas. R. L. Miller, W. T. Robertson, L. C Hills, G. k. Ide, H. E. Lewis and other: Mr. Babcock will be on hand with his camera and the cyclers of Hagerstown, as well as those of this city, who have often ' figured in his groups, will no doubt ha: nother oppor- tunity to see themselves on paver in bicycle costume. The members of this club will leav: here Friday afternoon and will return home Monday morning. THE NOMAD cLUB. Rah! Rab! Rab! Run! Run! Run! Nomad Nomad! Wash-ing-ton. ‘The club that will remember its own city by giving this yell in chorus is the Nomad Cycle Clab, which is composed of a jolly crowd of ladies and gentlewen, the only club in this city in which iadies form'a part of its membership. Although it has not vet been organized two mouths it is able to turn out in larger numbers on the regular weekly runs than older organiza. tions, and will in ‘all probability bare the representation in retown of an; club from the national capita x: Nearly thirty members of the elub will make ¢ pilgrimage in a special car, leaving here Wednesday afternoon and arriving in Hagers- town at 4:30 o'clock. Among the members of the club who are go- ing are Arthur H. Smith, president; Miss Mamie Doaglas, vice president: Cyrus C. Babb, secretary; Miss Grace Kecfer, treasurer; Mr. B. FP. Lareombe, first lieutenant; Miss Daisy Hepburn, second lieutenant and chronicler; T. H. Brooks, captain; Mise I. E. Finney, Miss Laura Froueh, Mr. i. M. Thayer, Miss 8. Bin- etta MeNantz, Miss,Fannie At Lee, Mr. Clande At Les, Miss May Altemns, utz, Mr. 'H. C. Harper, Miss Mamie Stockett, Mz! Arthur Hitchcock, Er Blauche Busey, Miss Becky Dunnington, M Laura Coller, Miss May Graves, Mr. Murra Hackett and Mr. A.A. Sousa. Most of the members will remain in Hagerstown a week, and will make part of the return trip on theit eycles. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Higham and Mz. Alexander K. Mullowney will accompany the club on their trip. ' OTHEES WHO WILL Go. ‘The Columbia Athletic Club will not send many members as # team, but those who are to g0 will no doubt prove a credit to the club as well as to the city. They are Messrs. William T. Kobertson, who is & member of the other clubs; Irwin C. Bowen, W. Li. sicRille and B. L. Sandoe. These gentlemen aré excellent riders and will zo doubt make good records in the racen for themselves as well as for the sake of the club they will represent. Many members of the Arlington Club will be | iw the party, although most of them will go as | members of other clubs or as unattached wheeimen. ee Charges Against Cousul Leonard. | Collector of Port Phelps of San Francisco has preferred charges of a serious nature aguinst | United ‘States Consul oe wtationed at | Shanghai, China. Leonard charged with indorsing. fraudulent Chinese certificates al. lowing Chinese to land at American ports, Phelps has evideuce that ifteen Chinese re- cently landed on these fraudulent certifieat | Some of whom paid as high as 6200 to Cousal Leonard for his siguature. theo ine 09 ‘The presence in Italy of Signor Corte, for- werly the Itelian consul at New Orleans, who | was given leave of absence by his goverument | NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE, Good Outlook for the Crope—Demoeratic Can- didate Withdraws—Notes. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rocxviz, June 25, 1891. ‘Within the past two days a general com- mencement of the wheat harvest has been made by the farmers of this county. The previous days of storms and heavy rains had caused con- siderable anxiet¥ in regard to this crop, but those who have made a close investigation re- port that although much of the erop has been badly beaten down by the rain and will reqnire extra labor to save it, yet the head of the Wheat is uninjured and is very heavy. Should the weather continue favorable # large portion of the crop will have been barvested by the carly part of next week. ‘The grass crop, which was very short previous to the late rains, has greatly improved and « average crop is expected in this section. Corn looks well and | is growing finely, but stands very unevenly in the field. “The prospect for all kinds, of fruit is excellent. ol. Charles Abert, a well-known citizen of this county, who haa for some years been de- prived of the sight of his right eye. and the sight of whose left oye has been much impaired of late, has gone to Baltimore for treatment by Dr. H.'L. Kilgartner. oculist of the Presbyte- rian Eye, Ear and ‘Throat Hospital. In the orphans’ court yesterday Richard T. Burdette, executor of Wm. M. Burdette, di ceased, was ordered to distribute the axsets in his hands among the creditors of the de- ceased. Messrs. Bouic & Anderson, attorneys, for the heirs, filed a caveat to the will of the late Catherine A. Whalen. ‘This will. probabl lead to litigation for the possession of a large amount of valuable real estate both in this county and Washington city. During the recent storm three valuable horses, the property of Mr. Joseph Sibley,near Cedar Grove. were killed by lightning. A special meeting of the board of school commissioners will be held at this place on Tuesday next. A number of the teachers of this county will attend the meeting of the State Tenchers’ Association at Ocean City on the 7th, 8th and 9th of July next. Mr. Howard A. Garrett of Potomac district, who some weeks ago announced himself a cai decision of the democratic primaries, has wit drawn from the contest on account of business interests. His candidacy was generally con- sideved to be in the interest of the managers. Mr. William B. Trundle and Miss Della Brun- ner, both of Poolesville district, this county, were married in Frederick City on Wednosd: Chas. Patterson. colored, another one of the BATE charged with mutderously, assaulting scoe Jackwon some days ago about three miles from this place, has been brought here and lodged in jail. ‘A number of, prominent gentlemen, both of this county and Washington city, who are in- terested in the success of Garrett Park are using their best endeavors to have a Protestant Episcopal chupel erected at that early day. For the purpose of raising a por- tion of the funds for that project a festival and concert will be held at that place on Tuesday, the 30th instant. ‘The concert will be given by the choir of St. John’s Church, assisted by other musical talent of Washington. The machinery to be used in crushing stone didate for the house of delegates, subject to the | |] SUMMER_ RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. CME. ATLANTIC CITY, N.3., Aye., second house from beach. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. + oat sera “SRL MAR, ¥.3. "UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Open now for guesta. mylbdm,col MES. D. LOCRARD. _myaozm MLE. COMPTON. NGRESS COTTAGE, REXTON VILLA, CAPE MAT, ¥. J.. NEAR TI Now open. “{tuyiwothn) tS) A. RINKLE! | “eseason. Sree dk. MEBES. 57 F20m NGRESS HALL. ‘OTEL LAPAYETT! Ce op AtaRtG ON. F.3., Hi pis aay o§AP2 MAY, 2. ‘bs Saturday, June'27. tC GULLETTE, JOHN TRAC ‘Owners and Proprietors. 3010-2n __Late Colénnade Hotel, Phiiadelphia 5 ze pe a He ma per Thoroaetiy Teuorated aan aa Sioa with ue ATLANTIO CITY, ¥.1. SOHN TRACY. Prepoetor for, Washington ote Flot and Cold Sea Wafer Baths in the House. gel-}ra _ Philadelphia, of to Cape May. fet-im_ LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. [HE ALDINE, Capr: way, §. 3. ‘OTEL. ALBION, First louse fron the beach :opposite hot and cold ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. —,—— i Now open. ‘Fhree minutes’ walk from bathing grounds. Accounodates 350. Je8-2in P.8. ATTICK OTEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. PACIFIC AVE. BET. NEW YORK AND TENNESSEE. DP) Rew and first-class in all its appointments. ‘CHAELES C. MURRAY, Prop., Late of Colonnade i ‘HE DEVON, CAPE MAY, N. coal ema Egsaocs Svea ol verandan; rates on application soos larwe and SelOtu Mire T. R. BROOKS. T)HE STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N.J. Sow open, Honrth consecutive seasuh of Bresent ES sft Troprletor. N Jelszm ¥. 1. WALTON, 7p 2E Winsor, See xi ou ae CAPE MAY, ¥.3., OTEL CLAKEN ie Ic C) NS Vincinia ave. near the ocean. ‘Now open, ‘Open all the year. my30-2m W. W. GREEN. ae Sol. JOHN M. OUARK | \yrent END HOTEL, CAPE MAY, 8. J.; LOCA: HY ENNIS, and depot! ATLANTIC CITY. ¥. 3. 8 SET Facing the son; oben: ai the yer Bot soa Water batbes sts ‘ARD K. CARE. 05cm" ne FOE SON He BUNTON. TON, LONG BRANCH. OPENS ith seaton Under same manacewent THURS- 2 1NVi. “Orchestra under direction of yer of the Brondway Theater, New York city, Special rates for families. JeG-1in JOHN W. STOKES, Proprietor. OTE EnERSe s ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. South Carolina ave. neat the beac sezt-2m SAMUEL J. OLEL IMPERIAL, ATLANTIC CITY, Nid. | ()HE ABERDEEN, UUetylesdl avers "tacime tas coean eons peene | LOSGPoRT, w. 3. prettiest houses at this favorite resort. It ix ha Pirectiy on the beach, Hot and cold sea baths, Un- Somely decorated and furnisied: hes ali iwodern im- Veluepts; recelves 200 yuests, aud ss rapidly be- coming the headquarters tor prousinent fedocean View. Fitest fishing andsailtae. SRMES als MOOME, Proprietor. NF m CEAN City. Wasiineton and PE ibe THE TKAYMORE. On thebesch. Modern new ‘week vk | house." Strictiy mevt-class, Dellghtfalsuieee home, Opens June 27. WM. Ce CROWELL. may is PLANTIC CITY. ¥.3. Unobstructed view of the ocean irom hotel. FA SPRAY VIEW.” man rom J + close to hot and cold sea water for ilrustrated catalogue with price liek. Terms, ®L.5 lis: contain ¥ tolgv.o per day. JAMES 8. MO" mye | iteenth seus, ee TORE [SSLESIDE, ATLANTIC C11Y, S _de}-eomm Dams np HE AURORA.” 5 Surf ocean. Special rates for Office entrance, G Atlantic av M. A_BULL., b.O. Box 400. Jel-2m_ Xext Louse to the beach. Fane and September. ‘Ocean Grover SPRINGS AND BATHS. WASTED ADIs To. KNOW T WILL MAKE “drenaes at relic EDFORD ABANDALE SPRINGS, BEDFORD, Pa. | prices the wamumer sronthe: pertect Bt and Hote: opens for ot guests June 3 "The | syle. 1. BUTLER, 1117 Gat. _ ee Hera ee tee eatere eel cet eect ee | RENCH ACCORDION PLAITING REDUCED Passed. For to for the rest of this season Ladies’ akirta, 2c. pet ‘my20-Lm* LP & SMITH. Props. z i sc en ERKELEY SPRINGS FURNISHED ROOMS hotel snd ba GE SETON SELL ina, W. Va. sot /ERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL NOW OPEN FOR B the vesson; thine ours terns Wenuanesens ‘Address GEO. FREEMA 10 stam’ ous ab tn frwt-ciasa Frem'l style, Dreanea, Lace © a Salat MADAME VALMONT pa du Proprietor, : ee iD N- | ern North Caroli De See ree eve So ere, Sounh Caritas iyinvay an matt’ "Ata Sink = waoy to Atlauta, ‘where competion ‘open, One iainute from the famous War Se Vw Station fer ail principal porte Seach ; bathing poois and park ; house lance and airy, E LEKCH, formerly ample porches.” ‘Persons desiring the comforts wad - fice addres for parteuara a RT BELT ON ws nd Mote 7 culare, * *. ‘RS. GEO. WAGNER, 18% 4TH ST. ¥. + —1L—y- : or, Herkeley sponse, W. Taiso have sor | J nev - - | wan § to Mexapiue via Pururincham., enites. elegy a sw Shady tte Sts, sine + | MUMeerietenedice it alte toca rag tad | an cect Mean ok ern, Ses pelt ‘Toler Articies, and i better pr-yared todo [RES lat Grocaatons ath Fudan Seep ot GaPON SPRINGS AND aT —————— | gt rea int cacr ine tan intone, woe So | Bgexvi'c vis aatiibe wet Net Spay eo t; ‘Hampanire County W.Va. Der new inethous, to which abe especialy invites a so, and 4.35 p.m. Dai 5 ecept Sundas, +150 mfles from! Baltimore. 115 from Washington, | tention of tbe ladies of Wasintcton, Rods | Strand and auierwetinte sation 8 ‘With 1t8 superior mineral waters, superb sumer cli= Faoguler Witte Supine Spruce a Bas, das Deyullfl wouiain tenon Just tie eet | Py . Sor WASHINGTON AND KOUTH. tolay hfe's weary burdens dowy, and have « loves | Dy king, pt rat, SeOte: pluniner iyome. For medical and otver testimony” ‘DRY CLEANING, alaces, ome ue Seton W. H. SALE, Proprietor. ee Smoving Cary ‘of the intent ABKOLL SPRINGS @ANTTARIUM ant pact batt CASIoNROFATIe AXR WYGeRic nisrirv- an ae Skiteesiy tor thin mare x 908 G ST. XW. Designed for residents of Washincton seeking FLANNEL SUITS AT KEDUCED RATES MY Fesort within casy distance aftiverr homens Rorturtuer | SPRING RERCTALTY. apo). | ay pout Arrives ai "at nce Particulars ddress Dr.G.H WIG ,Screst Glen, Md | ———————— | £2 junbamatoentnte ote ome ith, dat gin a ve yee apg jo? Kew Orleans sia, Momtgwaner): aad for ea PIANOS AND ORGANS, _| Senin cst ontaet'traaans St em CRESSON SPRINGS, witiep om Deby, commen Exywom fur Reuch, TTT 1 FRR DNF ore bare. Dauvilie. urecoshone hale On the Summit of the Allesheny Mountains. Main | 8°°s F Newt s argue ‘Diver. Charest address WM. R. DUNHAM, snpt., tnidorendt Uy over 1 my 5-52 Cresson, Cambria Co.. Pa. | Guratiilty? Old Pinm ne. Theunly | | Pullman Bust Sleeper, New Yc vie ‘OQRDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FREDER. | Unrieht that cam take te pace of « Gram | Eeachbury, Denviiie, Salievury tok county. Va.. will be open 15th of June forthe | 824tr_PREIF Es. ~3 bs n Seeson, ten minutes’ drive irom KH, station over | <TKINWAL, CHASE, GARLEK. 2 | fet Sieeper, Washineton to New Orleane pPigndid road tothe sprinxe, For" medical and other | SS Urgaue aud Suliaus iot eaje ox Feat noRers andl Mot le mony wend for - po ESE. JORDAN. Proprietor. | nsote ONTEREY SPKINGS HOTEL. BLUE EIDGE MSiaMit ea Swesreis wantlaxy ieee x ERE HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. Season o: "91 opens a FSS traine tron About June 20 under the management of Mrs. Geo. F ke Danville arrive in W Adains of the St. Juines and Altion Hotels, Baltimore, &% es ands RQ MALARIA, XO MOSQUITOES: TURE SPRING err . Every departuent Bret-ciass.. Rates, As ; peer gk ESTES Beicies, fates, Be | oxeavarep ry fost Tots, wonaaawsuur ; vening Btar oftice, or addres, until Janet, Special attention ut ‘Purciasers’ ie invited to their Foomewcee “tetion, Venmay iain Are, GEO. F- ADAMS, Fo ae ata Seek» penauanere’, te invited to ehetr | Godirond. Uth ond Buse Sania Be Ader 1th of Jem, 2. 0. EST DECORATIVE AKT.” Tanos torrent. Jes _ JAS. 1. 1AVLOK, cseueral Pass. Agent, Je : w SECOND-HAND FIANOS.— A intwe essortine! PHMSAPEARE AND Onto Raceway. ‘PME DEMAREST, OCEAN GROVE, Na, Directiy on the ocean trout. Pil dcean view from all the * Box 2247. = *pse suucpoy, OCEAN GROVE, ¥. 3., Now open. Elevator and furnishings all complete. More and better aecommodations for the money” haa any hotel on the Jersey coast. Write for circular. Telephone Bs: aa » wth all wedern improvguegta OT my N HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. thorowghly 1 furnished ; open ali thie Year; Ocean end N EWCOMER SoHACFLER'S HOTEL AND CONCERT GARDE ‘Atlantic City. N. J.. now open ; protected sro 1 clement weather by portable roo: Paul. Sentz's 0 every evening. from ® to 1 New an-et pavilion, Fave chestra iron, 10 to 12 cafe attached. SCHLECH ‘MONT, BEA GI Now open. All rooms have ocean view. Music, bil- Uards, pool tabies, barber shop, telexraph{office in house; my14-2m. Mrs, G. PARKE. OPEL ALLATRE, SPRING CAKE. N. J. and coritort of quests caretully tm A red, MKS. MeGINLEY. LES, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. cent ELANT 3. 4 Directly om beach. Firtixas throughout. ‘exit end Delaware aye. pen, ‘Artesian water. je15-n ewiJONAH WOO! RR. | _myi8.3m 'E. B. RICHARDSON. ‘PRE MDINE, ATLANTIC CITY, XJ. PACTTTG | PALMER HOUpE, i Enlarged. and, tinprovéd.”‘Rerme Spring Lake, N.3. i yer day Ko fuer bouswon the Iviaud |” Now open for eusain’ Bend ior paupulet. He D-EASTMAN. | _jet3-th ©. PALMER CLEAVER. ‘ARLETON, ie for paving the streets and avenues of Rockville Heights is now on the premises and will be op- erated as soon as it can be placed in Position. SAM. ae agg A CURIOUS SUIT. The Litigation in Regard to the C. & O. ‘Canal—Hagerstown Notes. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Haarnstows, June 25, 1891. The much-telked-of, written about and le gally prosecuted Chesapeake and Obio canal was in court in equity again here yesterday, when Chief Judge Richard H. Alvey heard counsel upon a petition presented by the canal trustees, appointed under the court, to enjoin the sheriff of Allegany county, this state, from levying upon the property of the canal com- pany to satisfy what is known as the Brady Andgment for some $7,000, with interest from 1849. The case is a curious one. The original declaration was filed in the Allegany county court at Cumberland in 1843, claiming $700. This, it seems, was an error, for five years later, defendants consenting, an amended declaration was filed claiming $7,000. The judgment was entered up in October, 1849, as of 1844, and to bear interest from 1849. By some mishap the cause of action was mislaid or lost. Recently the execution was levied at Cumberland upon the wharf property of the canal company and other real estate at that place which’ the judg- ment creditors claim is not necesnry for the operation of the canal and is not covered by the mottgage to the state of ‘Maryland. exc. cuted under the act of 1844, which it seems, however, does cover all the property owned by the company or to be thereafter acquired. In the defense against this execution the trustees of the canal principally rely upon the fact that the circuit court of this (Washington) county as taken possession e property of the Canal Company, to be administered. under its direction and by its orders, and it is not com- petent for the law side of the circuit court of Allegany county or for any other court to interfere with it or any part of it in any such proceedings. J.W. 8. Cochran. of Cumber- land appeared for the Brady claimants, while the trustees of the canal were represented by Gen. Bradley T. Johnson, H. H. Keedy and Hugh L. Bond, jr. The arguments were spirited and exhaustive, at the conclusion of which Judge Alvey reserved his decision. St. James College, this county, held its clos- ing exercises yesterday, Bishop Paret making an impressive address. Three gold medals Were awarded—the Dean Stephenson medal to Thomas Iglehart of Anne Arundel county, the bishop's medal to James Briscoe of Baltimore and the principal's medal to A. G. Richards of Hancock, this county. A large number of valu- able books were distributed as prizes for pro- iency in the various branches. ‘The present week was n propitious one for Hagerstown old soldiers, pensions being granted to John Miller, 12 per month; George Tauls- grove, $10 per month; Michael Englebrigh 312 per tant, snd. Jos. Dowarde 912 “pet month and #144 back pay. The Keformed church of Maryland, Vir- ginia and Pennsyivania will hold a reunion at Pen-Mar on: Ailgust 13. Extensive prepara- tions are being mnde for the occasion and ar- rangements have been perfected for addresses by the most prominent men of the chureh. Messrs. S.C. Holden & Son of Rockville, Montgomery county, this state, have rented a. factory, purchased ‘property ‘and will begin the manufacture of stepladders and wooden novelties here. Patrick Smith is in jail here awaiting the orders of United States authorities. He passed counterfeit haif dollars, well executed, upon a number of our merchants and whec arreuted he had in his possession lead, acids, &c., used in the manufacture of counterfeit money. The Cranford bicycle works of this city have large contract for presses for the United States. ‘These prevses are to be used in the bu- reau of engraving and printing. A ear load was shipped to Washington yesterday. Mr. John M. Buhrman of this county has | been granted a divorce from his wife, Emma C. Buhrman. Harvest is upon the farmers of Washington county and by Monday of next week they will ali be in the field. ‘The crop generally is a good one, and a large vield is expected. Mrs. Miller of this city is visiting friends. in Washington. Miss Alice Smootz of Wash- ington is the guest of Mrs. 3. W. Grant. this city. Mr. Walter Totts and mother of Wash- ington have taken quarters at the Hotel Ham- flton, this city, for the summer. Rev. John G. Hibben, formerly pastor of SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J. Wear Pacific. Open June 1. Special raten for June and Sepitein- ite ns tunieatig der. “nyd-1m] "1.5. HINKSON, Proprietor. ‘zza surrotuding LOWS. SS = Renutiul wns ee (THE “RUSKIN, Bend for ire Spring Lake, N. J.. Terms moder Now open for guesis. i Jel10-1m__E. A. HUT LUN & CO., late of Hygeia. 2¢13-1m Mrs. CLABAUGH. 7P RE CHALYON SOV) BURTON -By-THE-SE: (toe ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. A) SPR On the Beach with unsurpassed Ocean View. = mn, June i to Ge! Salt water baths in the Louse, 5 Send for circular, ORE, VENTNOR, N. J., Directly on theveach. ve resort, One ule below Atlantic Ci i S.C, HAINES. ROBERTS & SONS. IC CITY. N. J. COR. RE doa proprietors. © cou.priniug aiuost every. well knows, make mrt country. im thoroneh repair. wall be ‘lose out at very | Kee "aaninn., SELCIATYSBUCENEN TS uderma bork h price abd th tersan.whgch, arrancnd ob LAS! MONTULY ANSTALLMED TS wagu ene : Wal "EXKTETE o0.. " 55 FAMILY SUPPLIES HL WALKIE & Kinds of Early Fruits, Vecetables, Sprit Chickens, Fresh Meats, Hams, breakfast Bacou. at the Finest Moca and Java Coffee. All_at t market prices. Also Granulated Sugar 4 Fancy Eigin Creamery, 250°" Respectiuliy, TH. WAUREK & CO., 946. O48 and WAI Louisiane ave, Y_ SPRINGS AND BATHS, SHENAN- County. Va.. F. ‘Tenney & Co-, lessees and = Wailow, Healing Arsenic, Sul- Pbur and Iron Sprinvs.” Bowling alley, shooting kailery, inwn tennis, archer, other anusernente: Splendia rides and drives." Larxest swinstuips poo! ta Virginia.” Hot and cold baths. The three hotels are suppued with water from the mountain. ‘Seven cot taxes. “Accommodations for 1,000. Altitads 300 {eet above sea level cool and dry. ssnitation perfect. No, iuosguitos.” Dr. -c. 1. Chuncelior of Baltimore and Dr. FT. Chamberlain of Washington will be iu at- fendance. Prof. Shroeder 8 brase aud string baud will furnish music. “Address l. TENNES & CU., National Washington, D.C. Springs. 20, yirens daily. for stations tw nila, West Vincunin, Reatway at eee saubaie Seoyere cha ‘entire trait ran iheeeeh Pithout change to Cincinnati, wrrivine at 7 0 ‘0. AND YOU WILL F. PV. Veatibuie Litaited, daily. Sot with dining ‘cars, run tarsus withers to Cincannat.“Veatibale' Sievert for tax RYCK ENON SPRINGS. VIRGINIA, In the xreat North mountains, only 84g hours from* Washington. “Hotel and cottages accommodate A cool resort. Bountiful table. ‘Three remark medicinal springs. Fine mineral batus and swinicing pool. Livery, bowling alleys, tennis lawn and ele Et bel room enlarged ear. Hotel now open. Uutiful new descriptive pamphlets at this office. Yarties wisuing toxo Up beiore tue end of June to remain over July 4 or to spend the season will be given. my28-1m_ Borres: Borres: Borren: Fancy Creamery Butter 25¢. ar PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE E NORTH, WEST AND SOUTH ck. SPLENDID WASH on NF ico: a GH AND ert bail STS. AS FOLLOWS pel Fates on. ication. ‘Sdare Crosse & Black well’s Assorted Jams Ge. rw and the we ‘Chitemwo Lis or terms and full information apply at office of ecieed Yr ey 0 A. 4 8. PRATT & SONS, XN. A. POOLE, ‘Lowe, with patlorres Niepcese coma my21-3m Sun butiding, 1315 F at. Dane, ana fare trou Fattebare to instien ‘THE CASH GROCER, Plechstemeseel Ain com "rrukemommad mma ao. ‘Pittsburs to Colauvus, IANNONDALE SPRINGS NOW OPEN, STA- 006 Loultennave. 2-3. Louis, Chicare and Cincimas:t ci Sion and ‘vost “omce Charlestown, “Semersen | £2128 dais; Farior Car Washinetou. to county, Wye emia frog Baltimore and Oks | ——— ‘Harriet and N. an. roads, in Blue ‘mountains .T ERS ‘Three Sie. mineral. springs salto mi BICYCLES. redand blue suipiur-excellent, bosth =. Bret.class accommodations; pure. air; uo YOU WANT TO SEE THE NEW CAPITAL DART. HIGHEST GRADE HOME PRODUCT. WITH CUSH- TON TIKES. the best assorted Jine We of wheels ju tor 1. Ren! Be Jat the to Chicaro and Nt Louie, conne-tine “daily st Har Tisburg with through Nieeysere for Louisvitig seed Memplia. Pullman Dining Cyr Meenas to face mond and Chicago. Pacific Express 1000 prin Gatiy. tor Pitsburg abd the weet, "with tarbaghs SPSS tateatng, tetany eo Ca BALTIMOKE AND POTOMAC KATLNOA’ For Kane. Cannas, Lochester aud Mawar ~"exoent Sunday, 6 )0.a. For Erie, Canandairus and Roches'er daily; for But ho mosquitoes ¢ Brentano's, JELLY, New Windsor, Md: 15 miles at sea; delightful climate. ) bathing; | fine bass and’ Uiue fishing daily boats; brcgeatta ed music hall: siectric bells: fine annex; send for ilus- trated hand book and terms. Je10-eolm* ©. E. RROWN, 7[ HE NANEPASHEMET Ferry. Arrive at Colonnade at 4:20 p.m. MARBLEHEAD NECK. COA KINES & C Finest scenery ou the Massachusetts coast. For de- Propri scription address AMMI BROWN. —ap20-cotm GILBERT, ATLA! all the year. ocean. ‘PoE WENTWORTH, {table ‘aise aw T’ fonhensee *P HE MMGEIA. PACIFIC AND NEW YORK AVES; MGpam Ail ths year; ptsictly’ Brot-clase; one Wiotk NEWCASTLE, ¥.E from beach; 10 $20 per wel 3 SHELLENBERG: Railroad Station, Porcemouth, N.H., thirty minutes distant, where coaches trom the house meet every train. The fashionable resort of the North Shore. Open for the season Sune27. 4$e13-1m 3 7) HE LEHMAN, OCEA ‘ave., Atlantic City, N. heated by hot water. Salou EALL of Tiowa. DOF PENNSYLVANIA + venlarked, improved and F. W. LEHMAN. fii LECANDE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. FRANK JONES, Prop. THY Son ieRoieh Haachusctteavena Ghiss. Wagner. Manager. _ap28-m. Sanuet Warner, Proprietor. W. K. HILL, Manager. myl2m [HE MANSION, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Ss i TRE cAkGkor HotkL We ASWick NECK INT, ‘Open all the year. Je11-3m ARLES McGLADE. MARYLAND. OCEAN END NEW YO) 2 Atlantic City, N. J. new house; new furniture’ jectric bells, baths, & myld-om FS. OREM, Prop. and Manager. Ten miles from Providenes annsoking Xi miles from Providence, over! sett bay.” Parties lookin for '& delightful cool place BULA te aut excevtional spot." House and Fable rst at ut aves, Now open for 11th | ee IN THE MOUNTAINS. LOCK ISLAND, BR. T. HOTEL MANISSES, | A URORA HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VIRGINIA. ‘talc and Nuware dally, exces Sat exe pee es a For Witaanaport, hester and Niavere Falls. 7-40. I Saturday, with Sleeping Car For hua iewovs ‘and Elmira st 10.500.m. ror Metre dati 30 TLAl arab paneer am 0 11% p.m, Breyer Reramxe OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY DONE Expert work solicited from dealers and wheelmen. ‘A select HEALTH RESOKT ‘ou top of the All Khanies—open June 1 to a Lance tnited number. Fooms, good table. Dowling alley. tenbis ervands and ie livery. "Fishing and shootin in ‘season. Kea fates. Circulars at Btar 1 3. H. HAF! m4) FAST. Proprietor. 12-15, 2:10, 3-15, 4. Na EY > Mocs tars: view Hou AURORA, W " JORDAN & MACLEOD, 10:00an412 1ow open; elevation ‘3 000 feet: “oars. fulateneey. Rood enh le rec, fra gn MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, Ee Fine and orses. Address JU! A LANTZ. tropetetor, eo-me 512 10th st. n. Rew York only, Limttet Rayross with Dining Oar AFETY BIOYC: _ —_ MCUNTATN HOME SUMMER RESORT 18 Now open for the n of gneste, Terms from S RAPIDS, BEST EAUGERLIS beer Fates Ma “SMP NBs Toe bancans. | dust sel patatit Damm, FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY. 8:10. daysand343p.m. daily. Gi Brck valldine® deltas iocaed: scene | Su ALL SIZED SAFETILG CHEAP. yullding delvatta = electrié Rolla apring water, perfect sanitation; unrivaled fame | ~°*A@vance,” 24-tuch wheels, #35. Ay regr A Vlad kit prop... 8 DARE mer. — = hn a 4 are 23 850. Frame of steel tubing, strongly braced; tangent- spoked wheels; ball besrings to cranks, pedaisand both wheeis. TS KITIATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, ‘Now open. 4 mountain resort celebrated for srapdeur of scenery and healthiuineas. For circular W. A. BRODHEAD & SONS, Props. LAWARE WATER ‘DE Gap, Pa.; @ deiixhtful mountain resort at the ‘of “tie ‘Delaware throu the Sive. Biases GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFO. co., L. B. GRAVES, Manager. (jell) _1325 14th t.n.w. Ps a a. inest of and best of hotels; 3% hours from | ")HE 1601 COLUMBIA SAFETY BICYCLE oxceut Sunday. Philadelphia, Broad st. station. f'W. BHODREAD: | L For is, 720 and 9:00 a.m, 11:50 jeol0-Lm Has arrived. ly gneevt Bunday. “Budaye, OS 1 REEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LOCA’ ON N Gree arene mee epan, ee | 2 at en emem tn eh eeeeer SUSE Vac; bus meets ail day trains, G. WCGREER Pro- i 430, 62 BOR ierekant Tallors 808 50 ae Washigatone 20. ATWATER D.C. + ON y2iAmed GEO. & aTwa’ 2 0o., {ORT PENDLETON. Garrett county, M 1424-26 Penn. ave. 5 . L : 3,000 feet above sea; coolest Jrngeriamnee Seaton ew: ‘Aust | ics orn, uu nips, Mh Oma | Peamtereerres aes enantio: |_POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. eee ALEX. ¥ OPPENMRIMER, Prov._| soni to Washingtonand Waitiseer” Bk ofan: | muweome en ARINS—_| FOR NORPOLK, FORTRESS MONKOE. VIR- Pack prenue opposite the Hotel Brighton, stants | Pour Mapa sminn sua Samay emus nanch wakes | THE MOST VUE HORE, FRONT, ROFAL, VA | cpg terron wpa ne a City, NJ. Open all tue year. “Leleplune No. 172. apply to WM. MEZICK, Superintendent, Bay Ridwe, | furnished. Now open for re pad te | TON and NORFOLK: day from foot of 7th et at | KULELTS, Proptetor, inteortue Vermont. | SEE — » Belcim” | lareand vermeapplytod. F STINSON, Prop. jelb-iw* | Bi, Tickets om sale at B. and 0. ofhcen, Olt) and 135 3010-Gan B_ucar HOUSE, CAPE HENLOFEN CITY, RE) PILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W VA; ae Woe SLD Pon am dunes Wee for ciceieese ws oes will eowen | Sou wencey fost wi geres aamoeaet aes t take, Steanier , “my L-Bia WOLFE. & WARRINGTON. OTEL HENLOPEN, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, Hiiictcth Beeware Mat Genes ea ‘May. , ATLANTIC CITY, NJ., K New house. All ‘modern tucky ave., near ocean, Hot sea baths.” Hote: sixty yards from the surf. Hah apvomtivents.’ For inforiiation apply oom 10. 614 | porches with a good outiuok culars at Star office. POS SOUTHER Re oem Att | wore wks woo otiuake "Gir alary ab Sea of DDDART, CORNER ILLINOIS AND PA- | (\OLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, COLONIAL BEACH, cilic aves., near Traymore and’ Brixliton hotels, | (oy aS suites from Warlinston Noone oe em OU Nake bt lane, family hotel excel: | Panini, crabbing, oad, bathing finest on the Po- jent cuisine ; elec under ne - | tomac, mmasic; table: cuisine w +8 s “Sine MARY 2° BARSEESR'™ | Sess Tae ane cuiing mnmapamed 8 pr ta Reference: information apply to W. T- CRUMP, Prop. Jet-lm* J. H. SMALL & SON! sit 4 Washingto1 405-2" PEN FOR THE SEASON. PREMigiona. Mriawticorny Na Ghikdren untier ten ana*over two year belt price: Nae VIC cTy, NJ. Children und ana ove SOUTH CAROLINA AVE., NEAR THE BEACH. | Nurses haif price, Address MW. ‘Open all the year. cILLIAMS, | Her Sbrinzs, St. Mary's comity, ‘Md. Fo ne tt Ae i aa ‘OORES HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, iT HE WALLINGFORD, Leonardtown, Md.. is now open for summer ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., musts: terms, 1-50 per day. ‘per month ; children, Faciic ave, below Kentucky, one satiaro trom, beach. | ander i2 aud nurses halt price:ng mowduivoee: stew ‘Terms moderate” M.A. GHAVAT e202 voate daily, “HERBERT §. MOO) 3 ELET, ATLANTIC CIT A bet. New Yorkand Kentucky: enlarged, RESS HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD., CAPAC. ty 250 eneats, will open June 27; bathing unsur- npc; oon Wout, anming and Aut Cera 810 week. Throw aah four hours, SELBY & POWELL. Prove CITY, MD. ‘OCEAN crTy, Mp.1 As Ba} ‘lor remart “The velvet beach of Cea rcasuensttceeookay forgot ng ze) _—— THE ATLANTIC HOTEL WILL OPEN JUNE 25. ‘PME WILTSHIRE, ATLANTIC CITY. Virginia ave., one hundred yards from le lighttul ‘view from bay-window Todas; everyting ewe aud strictly first-class; terms tpoderate, Jest CHANDLER. 7PHE WINDERMERE, ATLANTIC CITY, Nid Now open. Renovated ail the 3ear pa 20 Tietted fapesesionl 5 JC BARE ASBUKY PARK, N. J. TRY PARK, N. J 2 rE PAS, ANTA HOTEL. = rect front, Ail iuode vemnent open USE 19. Delta) WM. APELEGATS, Prop, Y PARK, N. J, ASBURY FANT Tit COLUMBIA, Fropting Pty COMFORT, VA.—SHERWOOD.— cold Vathay crate’ Rat anh coders, Shiiees not and Cathe ° $2 day, #10 week aud upward. GEO. BOOKER. ‘Owner and Prop. my4~tmo* INEY POINT HOTEL, 8ST. MARY'S COUNTY, PE now (i 48 Pure sea Ea palaria, re i. ine . Baas Tan pagaurmie, ue ete, the net Sacha “oer entice iensaa ae on the ocean at 6th ave. : entirely new and yeu June 1:3; accommodates 200. For rates uation widress W. HAKVEY JONES, Prop. i rates tor June and September. ~ my-!-tm ce. SBUI "ARK—THE GUERNSEY, 7TH AVE. ; | Fate rates. $2a day, $10 week and sdelghtta Y located: mear Lege and cia: porfeck en reirculars appiy’ to Wash 8. W 315 Th sanitation: gaa, wire springs and hair inattresses; su- | #2. ¥. HOF table’ Nope, tanin, boating, Hebing, Sixth | Steamer Lady of the Lake leaves her whart, foot of PXtoon. Open Jigme to October THOS GoALE RS gun street, Saturday r Monday and Wedneeday —Sose- ae ee. ‘Steamer Sue leaves her wharf, foot 7th street, on Sunday at 4 o'clock p.m. “Asbury PARK, N. J, ‘Steainer Tywert leaves the same wharf on Monday ‘He VicToRIA. the Falling Spring Presbyterian Chureh, has accepted rofessorship, of logic and’ psy- chology at Princeton Colloge, and will assume the position at the opening of the fall term, Failtare of Another Leather Firm. Emil Marqueze &Co., leather-dealers, No. 10a Pearl street, Boston, with a branch house in New Orleans, have assigned to E. L. Yead, at of the National Exchange Bank. liabilities are said to be 000 to §400,000. Jay Gould’s Narrow Jay Gould bad a narrow escape ground to pieces by = Hudson road train a few ago ton-on-the-Hudsor. as he and a few days The others Family hotel; fronting ocean; lighted by was and | and Thursday xt 4 o'clock p.m. electricity ; arcesian water; all modern nuprovements; | "Tickets sold on the bout, dncluding one day board and superior tabie and appointmentay torius moderate. Joaiing uf the hotel, tor $3. my 1S ‘HOS, W. WILLIAMS, O7 gti and Occenn aves., Asbury Park, ¥.3. SER SPRINGS 6 STE NTO FOR GOO ‘and Occean aves. . NJ. GOOD Enlarged and returnishe). All: modern improve- fishing, » fruit, &e. Now open for boarders. meuts." Reduced rates tor Jane and September. Addrece Bee Be Beto a ne oes, A 1. W. HEALD, Springs, wad. seize s5-tm ant 7paE PRINCESS = SiVERDEEN, pes Aaah ais! Cor. kta VIRGINIA BEACH. VA., THE FAMOUS VIRGINIA OCEAN RESORT, EIGH- ._ TEEN MILES FROM NORFOLK. FINEST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING ON THE ATLANTIC COAST. - SEND YOR SUMMER RATES. ‘8. B. CRITTENDEN, w | mouse (keane Laka). Coopenton: WT myib sae = >= aR = ‘KS. A.V. WAUGH'S HOUSE ON be gene pe a eanat ‘XN. 3.. FOURTH M river; fishing, a and 5 sl RES | aes me ee mys Ti ar ——- , GEORGE ES NOW ores—Horet, Tore! OTE Seat Rey, ‘Under’ Park, ¥.J. 2 in beautifully situ- ated cottaxe, 3 th wodera a HE BELDEN, ‘4th ave. near Je20-1 Kinealey ot, Park, N. J. A. B. WASHMOOD. edi ip HE FENIMORE— All nodern improvements.. 13¢ blocks from ocean. ‘For particulars apply Hida NUM RTS SITUATED ON CHESAPEAKE BAY, 25 MILES FROM BALTIMORE. tUMMER BOARD AT REASONABLE RATES. ‘Splendid fishing and salt water bathing. COMSTOCK & Jame, | Telephone and telegraph communication. Daily mall. Sa GB NOLAND, Supt., 1m Tolchester Beach, Kent yj, Ma. SPRINGS AND BATHS. BePreen urarnes, BEDFORD, Pa: ‘HOTEL OPENS JUNE 13. ‘ niet LADY OF THE Steamer peltitore: & OHIg RALLKO, ‘ems suapion conmeret New Jeresy, ‘avenue and Cutroct For Chicago and North weet. Popes train. 11-00 tu, ited its see stiety and ‘tenis and siate rooms, 812-5 and Now Works Telephone call, 1950, and C.& O.offices O13. Penna. aves myt ALFRED WOOD. G. T. A. ARYLAND AND ViNGINIA STEAMBOAT M Sompecy—stenoee 8 WG. Govwineg "3 MORRELL HOUSE, CAMP HILL, HAR- 5 apply at tie pisces aise Kole sit Ee firs Si KOLB, Proprietress. per's Ferry, W. Va. aw. my St t pany. Capt W. CG leaves every Sunday’ at 4 p-in. for Baliismore sad) adinesstenmner Jokt . OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA, : : Terms, 86 per week. ny 1839 SE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. HE SUMMIT HOU Te. “The lncgest toss cel eee point.” Apply for circular and terms, Oj Sune 3. er 7th ot. wharf on MONDA‘ r SRASAEURD A at em Vecursiog TURSDAE eene puzs OF ANY ro Sy OR — waiver “All vther diesasee Sf the Sctum sts UNSET Hi ise, Wi SORSED BULL HOUSE, WHITE MOUNTAINS, on an’ Platest 1,650. “eet aupmmiead vo sen levels dndet ‘views of Wists Constlatin res OF aig 13th at Moose Se seh Slevated ponition inauree 8457 | jo0g 1 Howra e ke ie Be eee iio 2 MALABIA I8 UNKNOWN. Public rooms are large. Music Hall and Orchestra. base ball Extensive grounds 5 igi avd : 3 courts, and es the throat. 1 tal and : Sopnected ‘Capacity, uests. For ve Sy ge 3 BOWLES & HOSKIN! BROTH ap27-9o28e Surarfiuh Nett) READ AND, DENISE. DR. BROTHERS, we 8 MISCELLANEOUS. Kz man will June 15. vee Je) ‘Haersiown, ‘OODLAWN, BOCKVILLE, MD.. Wi BE wv’ Peay Be opened for forkave. PROFESSIONAL. ‘ME. FRANCIS, CARD AND TRANCE MEDIUM, Mi eee from cri omar ere ey ans gee 8 iNorth: Carolina ave. he Open. : VOY, AND BUSI- M25 a aD we New York ave. n.w. ROP. CLAY 18 THE OLDEST Hey i FE} i i u i | 1