Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1891, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1891. Nee Ae OT STN METS! ae A new man can be made, ont of one that’s “used-up,” bilious and dyspeptic. It’s done by Dr. Pier: Golden Medical Discovery. It starts the torpid liver into healthful action, purifies and enriches the blood, cleanses, repairs, and strengthens the system, and restores health and ; As an appetizing, restora- tonjg, it sets at work all the processes of digestion and nutri- tion, and builds up flesh and strength. ‘+ the only Blood and Liver Remedy that’s guaranteed, in every case, to benefit or cure. If it doesn’t do all that’s claimed for it, the money is promptly refunded. | Bet it keeps its promises— that’s the reason it ean be sold in this way. “Discovery” strengthens Weak Lungs, and cures Sp Sh itting of Blood, | ctness of Breath, Bronchitis, | re Coughs, and kindred affec- | tions. Don’t be fooled into taking something else, said to be “just as goo-l,” that the dealer may make a larger profit. There’s nothing at ail like the “ Discovery.” ARE WE Right "Wrong? A Shoe Dressing must restore the bril- Tiancy of a worn shoe, and at the same time preserve the softme:s of the leather. LADIES will_the Dressing you are using do both? Try it! Pour a dessert spoonful of your Dressing into a saucer or butter plate, set it aside for a few days, and it will dry to a substance as bard and brittle as crushed glass. Can such a Dressing be good for leather? Wolf's ACME Biactin M stand this test and dry as a thin, oily film which is as flexible as rubber. | | 25 Dollars worth of New Furniture for 25 Cents. HOW? By painting 25 square feet of Old Furniture with ON CITY AND DISTRICT. ©F Upon ihe basis of price per line per 1,000 cireulation, the advertising rates of Tue Evex- ing Stax aré only about half as high as those of other Washington papers. But cheapness is not the only merit. its service is better than any other paper in the city can possibly give! THE SCHOOL TKUSTEES. A Meeting Held Last Night Which Was Rather « Tame Affair. MR. PRUCE REPORTS ON THE COLORED NORMAL SCHOOL GRADUATES’ PROTERT—ROUTINE BUSI- NESS—AN INFORMAL TALK WITH THE ANACOS- TIA DELEGATION IN REGARD To MR. PETTY. The second June meeting of the school board last night in the Franklin building was a very tame, uninteresting affair. The nominations for teacherships, which were expected to be made lant night, were not quite realy in some quarters and they were postponed until a special meetiug in July. Resignations were re- ceived from tne following: Agnes M. Lathe, assistant principal of the High School; Mary Eastman, teacher, High School; L. M. Laney, teacher, High School; Peter 8. Lesh, fourth division; Bortie O:ell, teacher, second division; A. J. Lewis, teacher, second division; Ella Early and E. R. Lewis, seventh division. A leave of absence for one year was granted to Edgar F. Strong, principal of the Phelps School, for the purpose of enabling him, at his own request, to take = special course of instruction in history and economics at Johns Hopkins to fit him for better work in the schoole. He wanted to be assured that he would be appointed to his old position when he returns, but this the board was un- willing to guarantee. Trustee Thayer, in sup- porting the request for # leave, spoke of the principle of giving teachers all the chance pos- tble for their own advancement and improve- nent and of the power of the board to give as- surances of complete reinstatement. ‘Texcbers wiring to take the risks, he added, should be encouraged in this con: Mise Julia H. tickney, a teacher in the third division, was siven leave for one year to enable her to pursue # college course in Massachusetts. Mr. Bruce presented a petition from the par- ents and friends of the pupils of the class just graduated from the High school of the seveuth ind eighth divisions, which wus antedated to “July 1, 1891,” asking that the number of panile ulmitted to the colored Normal School be increased to forty for a number of reusons. Thix document was referred to the committee on high schools. THE COLORED NORMAL SCHOOL. Mr. Bruce made a verbal report upon the case submitted to his committee at the last meeting, that of the protesting graduates of the colored Normul School, who were not ap- pointed to teacherships and who objected to the appointment of two teachers who were not members of their graduating class. He raid that he would not dignity the matter by mak- ing a written report, but wished to call ‘the at- tention of the public, through the newspapers, to Rule 18 of rules governing the public schools, which, he thought, settled the co plaint effectively. ‘This ‘rule reads: “The first twenty members of the class of graduates of the Washington Normal School of the seventh and eighth divisions shall be assigned to schools us teachers, as vacancies occur, in the order of merit, as determined by their relative class standing in said school. ‘The remaining mem- bers shail stand upon an equal footing with the graduates of other approved normal schools.” The two teachers, Mr. Bruce said, over whose selection the row was raised, were graduates of “approved normal schools,” standing upon an equal footing with the surplus members of the class. One of these graduated from the Norma School of the Howard University and the other graduated from the Washington Normal School lant year. Upon the motion of Mr. Whelpley, Wm. Chinn was appointed to be the custodian of the Fein’ srot toany one addresses CE HIRES CO, Puiladalyhio. 25 Cents a Box. OFr ALL DRUGGISTS. w Tuar Youve HAD YOUR FILL OF FAKES AND FIZZLES, GUSH AN MMON. BALDERDASH AND BUNCOMBE. LET'S COME DOWN TO BUSINESS, PURE AND SIMPLE. 18 OF CLOTHES FOR MEN -SACKS AND cUTAWAYS. Lote 1 9 ALL © % ALL Go AT@: SOASUIT. SONG, AT $7.50 A SUIT. HURRAH FORTHE 414. HURKAH FOR THE GLORIOUS ome, GLORIOUS FOURTH +0 FOURTH! Gor, r oe, Such te our off FOURTH OF JULY WEEK. What is you LINE MARK DOWS in ws! The thine is se oMmETOwD MoM ITO Comparison SUITS FOR CHILDREN. 3. 4, vant S years. Fe sy Sand 10 years, ot be given, LHE FOURTH ( CEATLD MISTABEN. k boss We HAVE SUITS CON- FUACKEL AND SHORT PANTS At 1-00 Suit FOR YOUNG MEN. nmasure 32 to 38 Soits fren e420 and Cutaways. Dio P EN ETO LOU SHAT AHUND. EDCENT are ob thi NDEED CENT Su ED CEN IS inv GENTLEMEN'S FURNES Must be THIS WEEK mous Olt Fourth shall Vine of gouda. 2 Sruginal peice, Tietest ote F Wise Draws Shtrte store 145 15, oe aie s sigee 1 1ase | FbuerD toe” 2 pian bemese, Open froma YP STE Pade. . plaited and plain bosoms Iexwiag price. $1.50. RE- | in Silk Folled Ties hand. Four-tz-hand and MEDCCED TO oe Gloves. Ketuced to 1.12 « PED TO We. « pair. it Ka worth 8%. Reduced Licated, La warnent and Se. Re worth VICTOR FE. ADLERS © PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, HOST. S.w., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Op Tux: “Searso- Conarcows, Aifwaab that rombines the stresath of metat with the The Beaitalty of the Saturday until 1) pm at the vest remiily trees. thus ‘Thores quicker ig better tas ior “A teers BA te hot grate harshly cver the sui: oe aceouaertaten felt 0.auy Ad al Darts of oun his ears to hie heals. “Ht ise Very strong outs wade weet scraper.” "k if. ludereed Ly experts aud the an be had o; baniware, ores 8. DEPUE & & Agents, SIS aud 520 Gest Serrs Scovarp AND PRESSED FOR $1. Costs. 30r.¢ Pants, 2 new books that are being purchased by the superintendents under the recent appropria- tion act, which gave a fund of $25,000 tor this purpose. Applications for positions in the seventh and eighth divisions were received as follows: For teacherships--A. E. Overstreet, Fanny J. Bar- ney: principalship—C. T. Mason, M. G. Luc health teacher—M. P. Evans: sewing teacher— E. A. Parke; cooking teacher—-Georgia Jones; assistant cooking teacher—Jeanette C. Jackson; janitor—Samuel A. McKinney, H. D. Brown, jas. G. Semple, Joseph H. Smith, John A. Loudon and Daniel Duman Leave of absence for one year Kate Slade, seventh divisicn. THE ANACOSTIA DELEGATION. There was nothing left for the board to do after this and an adjournment was therefore voted, though the room was quite well filled by @ delegation from Anacostin waiting to ap- peal to the board in behalf of Mr. H. 8. Petty, the principal of the Anacostia School, whose resignation, it has been rumored, is tc be re- quested. The chief delegate tried to speak be- fore the board had adjourned, but President Mitchell would nog let him WLen the session was over he toid the visitors that they might talk as much as they wished, and Mr. JC. Leonard told the board hew much the bulk of the citizens of Anacostia think of Mr. Petty He read a series of resolutions that had been adopted at a meeting in that town, signed, he asserted, by property owners, business men, granted to rents, representing fully 200 of the Titdren of” the piece. ‘This was victe- ally a petition praying for the reten- tion of Mr. Petty ae principal of the ol and it was received by the board and filed for consideratior. when the teachers are appointed. Mr. Leonard said that he and the otuer parents of Anacostia had found Mr. Petty to be honest, faithful and attentive to his duty, and that the great majority of the citizens were in favor of his retention. He had been serving in this capacity for nineteen years, and in all that time jiud iost but five da; trom his school. Mr. George H. Armstrong, the justice of the peace of Anacostia, said few words of praise for Mr. Petty, dectaring that he had yet to hear & single word by his own cars derogatory to the principal's capacity or ability. It would work & great injury to Anacostia, he asserted, if Mr. Petty were removed. The delegation consisted of A. B. Frisbie, J. C. Leonard, W. M. King, Peter Stangier, W. H. Peek. Geo. H. Armstrong and Chas. Ashton. The trustees present at the meeting were Messrs. Thayer, Wood, Hazen, Whelpley, Brace, Cornish aud Gregory and the president, Mir. Mitchell, and secretary, Mr. Falek. BECAME UNITED PRESBYTKRIANS.* The Clergymen Recently Suspended From the Keformod Chureh for Voting. ‘The Monongahela presbytery of the United Presbyterian church met yesterday and re- ceived into their commanion the Reformed Presbyterian congregations of East Liberty and Wilkenaburg. The presbytery also removed the sentence of suspension pronounced upon the Levs. 0. B.and E. M. Milligan, restored the license of Mr. J. A. Burnett, and appointed the proper committees for the organization of the East Liberty and Wilkensburg Reformed Presbyterian congregations as United Presby- torians. Rev. Dr. McAllister and Prof. Wilson, repre- senting the Reformed Presbyterian synod, were present and insisted upon being heard in pro- text against the aetion of the United Presbyte- lan presbytery in entertaining the application from the East End seceders from the lieformed chureh unless they should at first renounce all claim to the church property. The protests were lixtened to, but produced no visible effect beyond giving some of the ectators an opportunity to vigorously hiss Dr. MeAllister’s offensive insinuations. The settlement of the property question will proba- bly be left to the civil court ———-— 200 POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL, Foreign News of Interest Cabled From London. A Berlin dispatch to London says that the renewal of the triple alliance is no longer a matter of speculation, Italy's formal adhesion has been received by both Austria and Germany. The French government appears to have had an inking of whut was going on, and the result has been an increased irritability in the foreign policy of France and renewed efforts to exact pledges of a co-opera- tion on the part of the czar. By agreeing to use her fleet in the Mediterranean to uphold the existing status England has practically joined the triple alliance, and this fact is also recognized with deep chagrin in Paris. In Vienna Count Taaffe expressed his deep pleasure yesterday over the renewal of the dreibund, adding that it went far toward re- moving the clouds that lind obscured the Euro- pean horizon. ‘The kaixer has on foot a scheme to introduce into Alsuce-Lorraine a strong German clement by inducing wealthy Germans to buy large es- tates offered for sale in those provinces and settle them with The Central Statistical Society of St. Peters. burg announces that in December last the in- habitants of the empire numbered 110,000,000, an annual increase of 1,500,000. In the cities and large towns of Russia an annual average of five times as many illegitimate children are born as is the case in the rural districts of the country. ‘According to the latest financial reports American brewing investments hold a high place. One of these companies has paid dividend: of 16 per cent tor the year. free of taxes. Sev. eral other companies have shown an equaily prosperous balance sixect A deed has been signed renewing the advance to the Muriettex until February, 1892. ‘The option ix given them of redeeming the securi- ties pledged. By the stoppage of the tin plate works 750,000 boxes of tin plate will be kept off the market, the average consumption being 1,000,000 boxes a month. In its financial article the Daily News sug- gests thet, looking at the fact that bullion movements from New York to France involve slight loss in exchange, bullion operators in Europe should anticipate the gold premium in America afew months hence. On Monday there was a panic on the Paris bourse because of an unfounded report that a large steel works in Italy was asking « moraturium. Bochumer shares deciiued 10 per cent and other mines fell in sympathy. Sir Wm. Whiteway and Wim. Harvey of the Newfoundland delegation have completed their bill and will depart for home next week. ‘The bill provides for the creation of a special court to try all questions of treaty rights. England will ‘appoint the members of the court, who are to reside some on shore and the others on English war ships cruising on the coast; this provision is to meet the objection of the French to local courts. The remainder of the bill deals with the enforcement of awards. a — PERSONAL NEWS ABROAD. The Kaiser Cannot Forgive Count Munster for His Mother's Hun jation in Paris Reports are again afloat in Berlin that Count Munster will soon retire from Paris. The kaiser has never been able to for- give the count for the humiliation to which his mother was subjected while in France, and a change in the embassy has only been a matter of time. Maj. Gen. Count von Wedel has been, it is stated, requested by the kaiser to accept the post and will receive the appointment at nodistant date. It is reported that the London Times will make some changes in its staff of foreign correspond- ents and that M. De Blowitz, its Paris repre- SUMMER _RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. A“. A SUMMER RESORTS. SkA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. PRE re ee a igh Bet oe air, no any that I Sate raven For circulate a ‘st. 2. Ww. tomens SUMMER RESORTS. ___ ASBURY PARK, N. J. SUMMER _ RESORTS. IN THE MOUNTAINS. TAIN HOUSE, LOCATED Eine 0 GOCE ere ‘ana Beret t. This Beason with ‘other mp dead tas mh w 35 7h spr Monday cok Weineoiay Seas! Sue leaves her foot 7th street, on ee : Sunday at docieck peur” HE LEADLEY_ASBURY PARK, N. 3. FOURTH and Thareiay a goers pears ert — for 108: "Eathing perilous snd ieke, con at the ho poyaerindine oe day board and Gitions perfect. "Sire eemson saliSwed to be landed at the Point }» (GOULD) PRO! . my) St avevsTixe— w! THOS W. WILLAMD, ASBURY PARK, ¥.J. 303-2m Wel Cuoco bds rar uiing perion, allt ‘NOW OFEN-noTEL TorcunsTER SULA aye. rod) MRS. ‘A, HINKLE A. B. WASHMOOD. Atlantic City, N.J., HE FENIMORE— Now Ore om All modern 010-2m Late Colonnade Hotel, Philade! Fe. KENT—A NEWLY FURNISHED COTTAGE; oe Atlantic and Florida aves. $250 for A twenty-two room ‘house; i, 10 Mo ave.s Ocean eat Barmera Sarasa: Ig, “Apply to 0. E. DUFFY: OOF 7th st. uie Presses gee PRNISHED AND ON Fussy FURNISHED ROOMS FOR 3 dodeine ron sac ae. Mrs: BEAT, VIRGINUA HOUSE, OREEYL MOUSE. CAMP Slt, ye. ; Tee ERS MES. S. 5 . ili be open from Jupd 5 to October 1. per Week. my PE SEMNTT HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY. W ‘The largest mands nase ARG aro" Litem > Provements. Sanit Et ON CH! Y, $027.1 Vineinis avess Atlantic Cry, 8.3. | "orm : sscgiorge ad RSAPEAKE BAY, 2% MILES | 54,1" ta sven, Atlantic City, i eile op iy FROM BALTIMORE. ee oe it H aT. CLO} ‘SUMMER BOARD AT REASONABLE RATES. IE WHITE COTTA ATLANTIO erry, THe Tanai rata Geen taeee tin 0 erry. Suay Ts Soe gh td Saye Noa aces He eicelae Flot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Honea Paar UD, IST AVE., ASBURY PARK, N.J. ‘arate 230 ct Hh elctic Balls ang other Splendid flabing and salt water bathing. TINE ow = Dat yw mods luxtrh % ea. 3 4 Vestincen fos.5m. LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. pun WINDSOR we ‘Telephone and telegraph communication. Dailymatl. | BC" "Wil it” RECT, Promictor Senna | ‘of Praiman Vewtiinved Pa 4 OTEL ALBION ‘Mand Asbury, Park, N.2, @. B. NOLAND, Supt., Fi we4 rok ATLANTIC CITY, N. 100 yarus trom Sree. petal reves tox Sane, ss Perera 4e13-1m_Tolchester Beach, Kent county, Ma. (T= Paincess anne, VIRGINIA BEACH. va., THE FAMOUS VIRGINIA OCEAN RESORT, EIGH- ‘TEEN MILES FROM NORFOLK. vixker. AND SAFEST SURF BATHING q ATLANTIC 3 obho POs SUMMER GATES, Also, of **Mountain House? Okano Lake), Of the Catettiis, -e™ COOPRERONR. my30-2m coast. Under management of owner. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY RERWICKE LODGE,» B' ANON BS -THE Directiy Now open. Three minutes’ walk from bathing grounds. Accommodates 50. 82m P.8. ATTICK Hot BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. PACIFIC AVE. BET. NEW YORK AND TENNESSEE. 5 BAY, rope my25-3m f Colonnade liviel, Phila, OTEL CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Virvinia ave. near the wean. ‘Upen all the year- jesthn Col. JOHN M. CLARK. UNTAIN VIEW, Frederick county” va thirty raeste. Dowuthful location, ber mouth. Children nail fate. "Near fing of travel to 854 Froin Capon. Wine tol: & HODSON. myis-colvur GiaDES HOTEL, OAKLAND, uD. Tlie POPC: J iar suminer recost now ope. Weommeeds iarit toall'che eon some Paltnan Budet Sleeper, New ¥ = Reeit to all wise, wots iene : vo fermot Suiyrand Aneuat.” Terme moterse. Fora | Lyne bape, Uanvusr salinsary end Weatere Norsk : maa Division Seav-te" Dr. EH. BARTLETT, Provaietor. i siveper, Washinuton to New Orleama FIER Menuromers’ and sede BEAL NJ. onthe beach. | Sirs, N. B. Wit! Formerly of "The Baltimore,” Spring any 2m (A TE!STIC HOUSE AND COTTAGES. Pan} sy se5-1m G. C. AUSTIN, Bolmar, ¥.J. HOT corcmara, BELMAR, N. J. Fifteenth Season. Finest location on the coast. Hotel open after June 15. For circular, terms, &e., address ‘Lake. | aud sextion | Statioms Atlan” Where cupne:iiot ints Soutl and msde it, Union station Southwest. Throwch coaches SPRINGS AND BATHS, HOTEL DENN ATLAN’ Facing the sea ; open ail the year; hot sea water baths; ew and inproved sauitary aypoutuvents | vim Atlanta, | TRAINS 0: 3 EDFORD MPRI OTEL ENSIOK.—FOR DI WASH NUT. A> DORIO DIN} fea-din JONEPATH: HORTON, | _Je6-1m FRED. E. FOSTER, Manaser._ |B} was, Hive fie hoaltinest | feave Washinton Vat ails 2h pine dele eed OTEL EMERSON, [THE CoLonabu, BEDFORD, PA. eS on? excout Sunday. Metdrame arriveat Wash- ATLANTIC CITY, X Open, pe MOTEL OPENS JUXE13 Sxser wn, worse, Fang [> + henepsea egiumegumpumeeters Jeers ott Carolina ave. peas th _my30Sar COMPTOX. SOR See Perey Saree, MOEMES, | “Eines nates fon the Gone, vio Chasen ah - - = REXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY, cAR THE _ we sea level, and contends finest views of Wiite | Danville arrive in Washincton 5 IX a.m. 1025em. OTEL IMPERIAL, ATLANTIO Cr Biistenn.. Han ore plesees nad ech pare ok fountain scenery. fis elevated position inwuree ary | St & ad trou ‘Obar-otseeeiltgiand Weseee ‘Write for pamphiet on this great Resort andthe famous BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER my73m LB. DOTY, MANAGER. modern conveniencus. Special rates to fa:nilies for he season. “Mrs. J: A. MEERS, “myu-2uniy-comm HOt EAP TE NAAY, ¥.3. JOHN TRACY & CO.."PROPRIETORS. Located directly ou the beach. Elevator and all it Maaremurs raat Wea a geyin ‘Car teecrvation end tmtormetion ol image che tole sand at Posner — Oty ah Be Weattrvone tC Sieve TALLOK, cewetal Rae, Aweme, prettiest houses at this tavorite resort. somely decorated and furnished; hus ali_ modern im- Provements;, Tee 00 guests, and is rapidly be- en in the Harters for yrouiinent people roi neton and Baltimore. Prices: By the day: #2 by the week, @10to@18. G. W. KENDKICI MALARIA IS UNKNOWS. Public rooms are large. Music Hall and Orchestra. Extensive grounds for tennis courts, base ball and ‘other outdoor games. farm apt wood livery | CHESAPEAKE AND Ont0 KAILWaY, sm modern iniprovenents.. Address —— connected. Capacity, ‘euests. “For descriptive ’ JOHN TRACY, Proprietor, J OW OPEN—THE BEDFORD ALUM, TRON AND | Gireular address pave | C Washington Hotel, Philadelphia, of to Cape May. | 4N Iodine Springs of Vinginia—and receiving visitors BOWLES & HOSKINS, dyl-Lin dally." Beet health and Tleasure resort combined in | ap27-eo20t Sugar Hu, N. it. Unobstructed view of the ocean from hotel. Send | —2) 7-1 the state, showing a record of testimonials and certifi- = for i{lustrated catalowue with price li 1.00 | (HE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, §. J. es of cures fur the past forty years unsurpassed by | WHITE MOUNTAINS N. i. to #2.00 per day. JAMES 5. MO\ First house from the beach ;opposite hot and cold | sny other inineral water in this countes Recomune. a [Seinsibe, attastic city, 53. ‘water baths. Open ail the. jons first-class. ‘Terms reesouable, Patrouure so. MAPLEWOOD. Apcom day for stations in Vs oat Vinita, Reomtacky at Kestibaie sieerers sd entire Sane Without change to Cin. . Fone ing car to Clitton ‘estibule Limited, datiy. Solid thud witboat mntucky ave., Mrs. N. REED. NTic ¢ rurnished ; 3iext house to the Leach. Ms e2- 2m MONTERE HOTEL, IM thorowxtily comfortable ‘Year Ocean end New dork ‘The eastern of the famous town of Bethle- hem, the grand center tn location and of attraction in the White mountains—the great mountain “Mecca” of health and pleasure. MAPLEWOOD HOTEL, MAPLEWOOD COTTAGE, 13 FURNISHED COTTAGES: Send for descriptive paupilet. AINSLIE & McGILVRAY, Managers, Also of HOTEL SAN MAKOO, St. Augustine, Fla. Je6-8.nwim jo15-2m Wifopohe Mverten._ | {eid mec eiveyampnles mai onameaation HE DEVON, CAPE MAY, N. J. — | Address Bedford Springs F:0., Va. J. It) MABEN, Central, neat beach and R. Rt. station; large and | Trustee, Proprietor. ‘Jel3-2&win cool verandas ; rates on application. > y .N FOR e101 irs." n. pnooxs. | Bint esson; turee tours gon Walinone ~ "[HE STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, NJ. $43 Now open, Fourth consecutive season of present | _Je16-1m ri v HE ST, CHARLES MOTH. | BERKEL ent. Greatly iyprovea, Cusine uowurpaseed- in Br. WALTON, Pro Spring, W. te the celebrated baths ji TN mands, is Pit reno- ToS aS = ed and has electric bells througout the use Case Eat Bs ‘TERMS MODERATE. For further information ad- Now open. dress CHAS. P. JACK, Owner and Proprietor, Berko- ley Spriugs, W.Va. 330-100" BUEN VISTA SPRING HOTE: P. 0. BUENA VISTA SPRING, me brace, SEFiV un at 750 aan merit and — am. FF Vv with @iuing cars, ri to Cinesunatl smeton and tus 3 open ali the st ‘ie. .N. J., Bow open; it weather by ‘portabie root neces every eventnx from 8 to 11 . : Schlecht & Mehrer's New ituet pavilion; reached electric cars; Sentz's orchestra trou 10 to 12 and 3 to 5 p.m.; cafe attached. SCHLECH MEHREK, proprietors. GEA VILLA ATLANTIC CITY, s bait square trom the sea: ‘ounfort Of Kuests carefully Je3- gt anes ATLANTIC CITY MISCELLANEOUS. To THE NonTit DOUBLE Teac STEEL Kaine. ‘Niaxt fect May 24. 1S TRAINS LEAVE "WASHINGTON TOM STATION COKNER GIH AND B STS. AS TOLLOWS For Hitters and the west, Chicaro Linted Ys ‘Sauys W. W. GREEN my30-2m WHS! EXD HOTEL, CAPE MAY, 3.5 Dec wurpassed -tiear beach and depot. Rates (A VISTA SPRI} #15 1g 8) per week, $2.00 and Sper day, WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD. Gite EDWARD K. CAKE. | This new hotel for health comfort 1s without HGtEL BRIGHTON, LONG BRANCH. OPENS | exception one of the finest in this ‘or any other state its 15th season under same management THULS- | It unust be seen to be 4 Accommodations AD SOUTHWEST. PE IRIP SCENERY.” K*™ ™* sosner resort = <1 POUIPME: Will reopen June 15. Has well-shaded lawn, fine mountain water, hot and cold baths, porticoes, fine ‘scenery and large roows. Address J. M. BELL. Jelvtw Haversiown, Ma. W OODEAWN, ROCKVILLE. MD WiLL BE .J-—! Elegance of tabie nsidered. MIS. McGINLEY. Puswan Vestibuie Care at 1020 at. 3 “go opened for reception of xuests May 10. For Fast Line. 10:50 a.m. daily wo Chi y 5. 181. “Orchestra Under direction of | and sare viret-class. “he water, on account Of Its | terns httet JF, Teception. o eA p. noe, iF so Chicumo, Cal pattie Broadway Theater, Now dork | Furiy. ts"rocomuuchded by "he hihest inedica as: | MEMRAULY At the CLARENDEN MOTEL. Vin and aah ait ats Perionat Harrisone to Pate oF Special rates thorities as curative for dyepepera and kidney com- JOUN'W" STOKES, Proprietor. | plaints. a iPHE ADERDERR, ‘estern Maryland express leaves Union statfon LOXGPORT, ¥. 3, Directly on the beach. Hot ind cold sea baths. Un- obstructed ocean view. Finest fishing and sailing. apsont JAMES MM. MOUIE, Proprietor. CEAN CITY, N. 3. THE TRAYMORE. On thebeach. Modern new ‘ave. Enlaryed and iinproved. Terms Con yer day. So finer house on. the Isiand Bond ior peupliet. “H. D- EASTMAN. Ww daily at 3:25 p.m. for Buena Vista Spring station. 330-1 CHARLES WEBB of J., Manager. ((4PON SPRINGS AND BATHS, 3 Hampshire County, W. Va. 150 miles from Baitinore, 1i5 from Washington, perior mineral waters, superb summer cil- ‘a beautiful mountain fezion. Just the spot BICYCLES. YOU WaNT To SEE THE New CAPITAL DART. HIGHEST GRADE HOME PRODUCT. WITH CUSH sh Ooemat tnd Dianne Cae . Chicago and Cincinnati, ‘Western 40 p.tu. daily, with Sleching Cars W te Chicago and st Louis, comune sng daly at as- i HE CATARACT, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘New York ave. neur Pacific. Rooms ail comuunicating. Piazza surrounding house. Beautitul lawn. J house. "rirutiy ret-clase,. Delightful summer none, ; eet JON TIRES 7 Rend for eteular. Opens Janedi2 Wa, CeROWELL nay iba ig or medical end otuee testimony send | ¥* PEP tHE Dat treat lus of wheels te town. Gai. foe Bicabtire ahd ti, eat with thre : NEW PHILADELPHIA, mphiet. NEW'sTOK! r PLANE, ghd Pits nary Bo Cy Wie oiaLyo. IN Ocean ‘patiiway, nearest the sea,south side, "bo SALE, Propristor. | Lessons, hen Ee | ae GAL TI MORE ab POONA CTAROSE: * ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. an ere Mo°sTAin douse, SBiEb AUD cx She: es y o seageoeer C0. On the Beach, with wuntirpusved Oveat View. SO irater oadnein the howe. Send vor circular. E, ROBERTS & SONS. iPuE CLIFTON, AirANTI COR. ‘Atiantic aud Counectitut aves Now open for Lith season, JOSEPH ENGLE, proprictor: WALTER €. ENGL: cers. Jebus iP COLONNADE, ATTA SOW OPEN UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT. 82.50 per day:: $10.50 to 17.50 per week. Leave via Penns} ivauia railroad 11 a.m. fer‘coach throug Philadetp hia. tor Mi Ferey, “Arrive ut Colonnade at 400 p.m. ©. A. RINES & CO., Proprietor the N, ATLANTIC CITY, N CRESSON SPRINGS, en ee ae Onthe Summit of the Allegheny Mountains. Main Line Penna. R. R. All Trains Stop. ‘Will Open June 25. ‘For circulars and information addrees WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt., my15-59t Cresson, Cambria Co. }QUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR RED CHALY. beate Springs now open for «ueste; high altitude; no mosquitoes: first-class table. "ita to ¢1z per Week. “Send for circular. A. RICHEY, Prop., New- Ville, Cumberland county, Pa” 1 7-mn.w.e1m ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FREDER- ick county. Va... will be oper. 15th of June for the ‘season; ten inioutes' drive from K. H. station over splendid road tothe springs. For inedical and other teatiiony end for eataleye, ‘jeam c daily: for But- except Saturday. 10:00 P. ‘shiinatou to Kovhewer and Niavare Pali 7-40. 3. with Bleeping Gar Bieveuz Revarne OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY DONE. aR HOTEL SPRAY VIEW. Directly on the beach; close to hot and cold sea water, baths: contaninue ul! niodern in Fifteenth season, open JUNE [. 1ue1. jel-eoum’ JOSEPH WHITE, Proprietor. SrpPHE AUROR. two houses from the ‘oceen. Spetial rates for June and: September Office entrance, G Atlantic. ave. Grove, N.J- M.A BULL, P.O. Box 400. Jel-da (PRE DENAMEST, OCEAN GROVE, SJ. ih trout. Pull Gcean view from ‘modern improvement Je ee Sox. “dat LPAI 00 and 1 JORDAN & MACLEOD, MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, Reon ' m., 12:15, 210, 9 154 Sy woaadit dow me PURE NaN Ey ection a iy For New York only, Limited Es Panag <- Eguited Express with Dining Oar ONLY. AFETY BICYCLES, CUSHIONED Ti RAPIDS; BEST ENGLISH IMPORTED. ‘lust sell. PALMER, ‘Wi OtL stn. w.: corner Mass. ave. S™AULSIZED SAFETIES CHEAP. S ban ‘[ HE SHELDON, ~ OCEAN GROVE, N. J., ADELPHIA mn. week days ain 3. os IS Ap. m. danny, SSS JORDAN. Proprietor. Now open. Ei 7 tor and furnishings all complete. a = = aoe ” feels, wear the ‘teach ; steaiii ‘heat; modern | More and better accommodations for the money’ than | )\[ ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL, BLUE RIDGE | ‘“Advance,”2¢-inch wheels, 835. ppointuents firsi-class: open all the | gny hotel on the Jersey coast. Write for Ginenier. Msunaits Ev STERN MARYLAND, Bic = 2 aii: se about June 20 under the uianacement of Mrs. Geo. F. 18 of the St. Jaines and Albion MALARIA. my22m x ‘[ HE TREMONT. SEA GIRT, Nv. Now open. All rooms have ocean view. Music, bil- ards, pool tables, barber shop, telerraph office in house, _myl4-20 Mrs. G. PARKE. HOSEL AULATIRE, SPRING LAKE. NJ. Directly on beach. | First-class throughout. ‘Artesian water, . C. C. LEFLER. Frame of steel tubing, strongly braced; tangeut- spoked wheels; ball bearings to cranks, pedalsand both wheels. Hoxels, Baltimore. NO MOSQUITOES. PURE SPRING ‘ATER. Every departinent first-class, 2 ‘per day. Descriptive pat or Until June Li. veoh Bice Mrs. GEO. F. ‘After 15th of June, P. O.. ‘PE GILBERT, ATLANTIC CITY all the year “Near ihe goean, GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. o., L._B. GRAVES, Manager. (jell) 12% 14th st. n.w. (7 HE ieel COLUMBIA SAFETY BICYCLE ‘Has arrived. iP HE PYGEIA, PACIFIC AND NEW YOKu AVES, open all the year; strictly first-clas#; one block from beac! zo $20 per week: JOUN SHELLENBERGER, SPRINGS AND BATHS, SHENAN- ‘a., F. Tenney & Co., lessees and Bas any18-3m. ‘M. RICHARDSON. jetors.. Waliow, Heali ‘pute all others to sleep Jot Manaree._ | AL oEK HOU Phir andtron.‘Sprinre.* "Bowling re A ra aes _ie ng Lake, N.F. kailery, lawn tennis, archery and other Cail and see.t. splendid rides and drives. pool in Now open for guest ‘PE iRviNGTON. Tike three hotels aro s Jel3-1m Mrs. C. PALMER CLEAVER. ae ee a supplied with water from ‘the inountain. ‘Seven cot EO. Tw: Most Delightful Location in Atlantic City. [HE “CARLETON,” ‘Accommodations for "1,00. Altitude 2, 300 GEO. & ATWATER & 00. SPRING FARE BEACH, x3. rates for Ju tem Ss HINKSON, Proprietor. taxes, fect above sea level cool and dry’. sanitation % No tnosquitos. "Dr. C, W. Chautcellor of Baltimore and Dr. ¥. 1. Chamberiain ot Washington will be in at- SEA END OF VIRGINIA AVE. Open Inne ber. “my: Elevator and all conveniencesof metropolitan hotel. sentative, may quit the post which he has occu- pied for a number of years. Affairs in the Balkans wear a threatening appearance owing to the readiness of M. Stambuioff to accept any challenge to battle Servia or Greece may throw down. At present the Grecks have what tuey con- wider as ample provocation for a fight. “But they also have a wholesome dread of the Bul- garians, who have proved themselves at least equal to any troops in the other Balkau states, especially when thoroughly disciplined As evidence of the popularity ot the Prince of Wales it may be stated that the levee held by the prince on Saturday was one of the most brilliant ever held in Queen Victoria's reign and was attended by more than the usual number of the better class of nobility. ‘The prince appeared in the best of spirits and had evidently made up his mind to be more democratic in the future. He smiled in his winning way and there was an utter ab- sence of the stolid hauteur which the prince used to wear to such effect. About 100 American delegates to the interna- tional congregational council, to be held in London during the month of July, will be en- tertained at a public breakfast here on Mon- day, July 13. ——_— +00 Sold to the Hirsch Fu Trustees. A large tract of land near Marlboro’, Conn., has been sold to the Hirsch fund trustees, who It is expected that the lists of teachers will be ready so that the special meeting for their ap- pointment can be called in ten days, ~~ FOREIGN COINS. Changes in Their Standard Value Made Since April 1 Last. The director of the mint has estimated and the Secretary of the Treasury has proclaimed the value of standard coins of the nations of the world to be used in fixing the value of all foreign merchandise exported to the United States on gr after Juiy 1, 1891, expressed in suck metallic curren ‘The following 1s the value of the coins which are changed from the cireular of April 1, 1891. Changes July 1. 1891, in value of foreign coins. Boliviano of Bolivia.. .......... Peso of Central American states.. | Sbanghai Tael of China Hiikwan Tael of China... Peso of Colombia... Sucre of Eeuador.. Rupee of India... - Silver Yen of Japan Sol of Pera Makbub of ‘Tripoli Aluminium Production. ‘The census bureau ina bulletin on the sub- ject of aluminium says: “This interesting [metal bas at last reached the stage of ac- tual production and the United States is now producers. The all im- portant feature of the industry at present, how- ever, is the effort by a new process to re- duce the cost of making the metal. Promi. aluminium and their results for a number of years, with other valuadle information relating \to this industry. The product for the census yedr 1889 sas 47,463 pounds, including aluminium in alloys, valued at €97,335. ‘the incipal sources of aluminium have heretofore will establish charitable institutions at once upon it. sa ieee He Would Be President or Nothing. A New York Sun special from Hartford says Gov. Bulkeley was asked recently if it was true that he was maneuvering to make the Con- necticut delegation in 1892 anti-Blaine and to run for Vice President on a Harrison ticket. He replied that he would not be a candidate in 1492 for anything less than the presidency. —— 400 ‘The K. of L. and the Printers. In an interview published in Cleveland yos- terday morning A. W. Wright of Toronto, » member of the national executive committee of the Knights of Labor, speaking of the action of the executive board at Columbus, said: “I think Mr. Powderly bas never made overtures to anybody on the subject of politics, and he will corn Ss take no root stand unless forced to do it by the order. Our policy in Ohio this fall has not yet been determined. I thiuk Mr. McKinley would assist us in the prin- ters’ fight. But I see no way in which he could 7 a tendance. er brass and string band will iruish Gute AddreoeF. TENSES BCU, Nationa. fel, Washington, D. C., until June 15, aiter that at Orkney Sprines. apa the ountains, oy a Washington. Hotel and cottages accommodate 530, A ‘cool resort. Bouptivul table. ‘Three reimarkable R. K. LETCHWOPTE._ | medicinal springs. Fine tainerai bathe and swiintning bool, Livery. Cowling alleys, tennis iawn und ele” fant ball root eniarwed this CHAMBERS & HOOPES, Props. Spring Lake, N. J. Now open for guest Jo13-1m, w open for €°Sirs. CLABAUGH. OW ILBURTON-BY-THE-SEA.” SPRING LAKE, N. J. son, June 1 to October, from 2150. my: ARISBROOKE INN, NTNOR, N. J. Directiy on the beach. The new resort, one inile below Atlantic City. Jel 8. C. HAINES. 7pPHE LenMay AN END OF PENNSYLVANIA ave.. Aulantic City, N. J. ; enlarged, Unproved aud eated by hot water. ¥ F. W. LEHMAN. aa LELANDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘On the beach, Massuchusetts avenue. Waxner, Manager. Samuel Warner, Proprietor. ‘LANiI LARGEST Open ali tue year. CHARLES McGLADEF. ND, OCEAN END NEWYORK AVE, Atlantic City, Ni J. 1424-26 Penn. FAMILY SUPPLIES. BST SEEAMERY BUTTER... Lottle Mo.ne-made Blackberry QE potte Pure Oic' Fort Wine Gnediea bottle Best Sweet Catawua Wine, Big bottie Whisky Tbottie French Birandy..222277 2 hottie Holland. ne ye, tennis lov 3 Rotten (ars. Vineuiia ot Caitdoraia Gia. tum, “For descrintive pampbiets and ter Bix bottle Malt Whnieay 0000222 to the proprietor at the Springs. jes0dur GEO" A OLAME las See S*B*TOGA SPRINGS, Ny. CONGRESS HALL. Season opens June 25, 1891. icuests. Gell) General Passeuver Agent. & OHIO BALLROAD. a aw, 10, 1, Fee ate SY eet ‘evenve and C street af For Chicaco and Nortiiwest. Vestibuled Limiteder- Se pe 7 LES . ’ e30-ln_ GEO. A. O'HARE, 1337 7thst, a Borres: Borrex: Burren: Fancy Creamery Butter Qe. SJare Crosse & Blackwell's Assorted Jams 95e. SEA-SIDE—NEW ENGLAND. LOCK ISLAND, B. 1. HOTEL MANISSES, 15 miles ut sea; delightful climate ; superb bathi Accommodates 1,000; o bass aad blue Baking’ daily bosia, orchestra sard RATES FROM #3 TO #5 PER DAY. ustsic hall: electric belis; fine anuex; send for ilus- | MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION OF THE trated han FAMOUS HOTEL LAKEWOOD. yel0-colm* C.E. BROWN. | jeg-wasst H. 8. CLEMENT, Manager. AN VIEW HOT: O°SiScK ISLAND E 1, opexs sung, | G*EATOGA SPRINGS. GRAND UNION HOTEL Fifteen miles at sea; steamboats daily to and from New London, Newport and Providence; telegraphic ‘Will open for season June 26. {he above hotel for s long term, the thoroughly renovated, decorated and communication, "For terms, circulars, &c., address my2i-a,w.10t_ CUNDALL & BALL, Managers. JAMES G. B. WOOLWORTH, Proprietor. For rates and information ly to H. P. BURNEY, Aflington Hotel, Wastington, D-C. oakwine’ TP) HE MARY fo12-6m wateraignes bes m furnished [SLES OF SHOALS, N. H. OCEANIC HOTEL. ‘This famous resort will of JUNE 13 AND CLOSE OCTOBER 1. Fishing and boating unsurpassed. Send, for and ilustrated paiuphlet. z OTE PAE Eo wares Afanaly ror, adchtteliy tate, overlook the famully resort, delightfully situated, over ocean. “Fine bathing and boating. ‘Terms reasonable. ‘Aidress J. &. FRISBEE, Prop. tiers WARWICK NECK INN, RHODE ISLAND, ‘Ten miles from Providence. overlooking Ne sett bay.” Parties looking for ® eft will find this an exce} first-class. WOLF BORO, N. KINGSWOOD HOUSE, WINNIPISEOGEE LAKE. Opens June 20. New management. nanifcent scepery and “drives: fi ishing in New Encland,; boating, shooting und bowl. its opectel and very iow Prices a ‘jeu-sewtoatuel 6. i TE en ee eee A aan Oe for season —| J per LOCKS, woe" oth ae ne spldtu" | For - BOLL [LADIES WISHING THEE FINE WHITE AND ‘Black Laces done up in first- class French Watton He Deen avs SRNR ERI ch ang ee Nee ES reasonable and, 713 11th st. 2. w. jock). 'FRENCH DYEING, SCOURING clase yand ‘cents? work of | ‘TON AND Shatise bE aRiner ana Maison Yriese, Paris. to fain lies. fe. ‘SHANNONDALE SPRINGS CO. ST#PATane Suipliar atid Chalybeate Waters, SPibuenandoah Mountains, Va. ‘AND DRY CL. ‘York ave. etnias ‘Send for mylé-ta.th,eo0e OURO: Sitiine Sprnae Vo. WNDS08, SULPHUR | SPRINGS —MAGNIFT- eee table; ae ya Brew! 1015 Pennsylvania ave. Address SUP Seuuy New Windsor: Ma" *°5, $050 V ‘ONDER WATERS. ANEW ERA AMONG VIRGINIA’S FAMOUS HOT. WARM AND HEALING SPRINGS. A standard | rails now under Bigot Bae geen et yariy” trom hotel. For information and we. ae. ly to WM. MEZICK, ‘Superiniendent, a Es — ve been greatly and new Dat [OUSE, CAPE HEN rY. ‘provements, of establish- BREE BoC rat aa eee ae Gur ome Tnents and new hotels, will be tasde "fn the’ neer yi 3m WOLFE & WARRINGTON. | 13°98) 2: Bia V,_iazmites’ springs a rom sf .. J am. car, leaves Wash- HGRA Pa en enh Rens BPA | Sagt toi enaa enarirtae eect = SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS, AY RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. OPENS Bievindeor cine Be, genre ae Sy =e eS 906 G ST. NW. STENT STIR T SEDCOED mac, ye pL POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. (OR Novi er eS ¥ TOx'sna -wield any influence, and we would certainly not hold him or Secretary Foster responsible for « state of affairs over which they have no control.” —_+ Funds of Kenyon College Short. The frieyds and trustees of Kenyon College, the old and wealthy Episcopal institution at jambier, Ohio, are greatly excited over the discovery that $21,000 of the endowment fund have been used to mect the running expenses of the college. For several yeare the treas- wer's reports have shown wall deficits, but no one was aware that the trust funds had im- ired. Investigation shows thet careless pusiness mothcds have been in vogue, no dis- tinction being made between the interest and principal when Joaus were returned to the treasurer. The trustees are personally liable and may be required to make up the loss. ‘The college has been taken from the control of the bishop of Obie and Prof. Sterling, LL. D., m cryolite trom Greenland and imported bauxite, but reeent discoveries of bauxite have been made in Arkansas, which will, no doubt, lead to the more extensive use of the domestic be- came. president temporarily viec Dr. W. B. Bodine. peer arenesrier i ‘The Virginia Educational Association. ‘The Virginia Educational Association snd Superintendents’ Couference convened at Bed- ford City Inst evening. ‘The opening exercises were held in Randolph Macon Academy and the meeting Will settle down to the work of the will ixty yards from the sur! Be ISA porcl ‘with @ good outlook. Circulars Pull meee tnformation my WALTER BURTON: Tas “Pu ee, HOUSE, COLONIAL BEACH, 1. I. sega ee nia Beach, HE es Feansyivania ever EY Va.—Open tor the season; perday, 68a week. JUHN A. Hk PERSON, Frop: CHR HOTEL.—OPEN FO! iz 91,55 per eae aor AR ure oe Ps, HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT, M‘Econara: ae 3a ores, ing. S130 pet ae N CIty, MD.) CAPAC- C AGRESS HALL, OOEAN CITY, oo OT Chik cry, up. ‘As Bayard Rew house: new furniture electric beils, ath, ‘ke. LANTIC CITY, N. J.) Vine Everything new. “All wod- Park avenue, opposite the Hotel Briton. Atlantic Oty. NJ. Ope ait the year. Telephone No. U2. (0-Bus HE ROSSMORE, TENN. AND PACIFIC AVES., the beach; all inodern conveniences. Mrs. JNO. P. DOALE, late Cape May. jed-2in tucky ave., néar ocean. New house, All modern grpplntnents.” For snforwation appiy” oom 10. G14 ‘[HE STODDART, CORNER ILLINOIS AND Pa- Picitic aves. pow 1 and Brighton hotels, lantic City, N. J Jent cuisine ; wlectric ‘under new ie etre ET MARY E°DALUE EIS 3. H. SMALL & SONS, ‘PRE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY, x. SOUTH CAROLINA AVE., NEAR'THE BEACH. #PHE WALLINGFORD, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Pacific a a ime PHE WAVELET, ATLAN T Beciticave ter Sew Yoru Rent Ay: ehlanred. fniproved;, odera conveniences; Unsurpassed ® erms, Bos aM, R. LUNGACRE, OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 202m M.A. & H. 8, MILNOR, Proprietors. NILT-HIRE, ATLANTIC CITY, WN. 3.. ON ‘ocean: lightful ‘view from bay-window rooas;_ everything neweand strictiy first-class; tesuts inode ‘PHE WINDERMERE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.. : ‘Ocean enil Tenn.ave. w open. <i tare 3B myl4-3m 8. OREM, Prop. and Manager. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. iPHE REVERE. J. KOBELTS, Proprietor, late of the Vermont. T Atlantic City, N. J.; location unsu d; near ‘PPHE 5! ‘LEY, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.. KEN- saw. MT. SOUT! janayer. my21~3m ‘ific aves. meat oe family’ hotel; oxce!- Reference: Washington, D. C. OF all the year. yeaa M. WILLIAMS. below Kentucky; one ‘from beach. Terms [cS 5 mai NTIC CITY, N.J., t home ike comfort ak ante gu nerd (pae WELLINGTON, OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Te Virvinia ave.. one hundred yards from rod oy WR RNpLeR. Renovated: all’ the Year ite pesca) Ros tre sed ‘HE WYANDANK. 215 THIRD AVE., BURY T Park, a J. Second block from Ceca aa near Sunset Lake. emys5-eo8n COMSTOCK & JAMES. ASBURY PARK, N. J. SBURY PARK, WN. J. > ASBURY PARS Avra HOTEL.” Directh OBS TURAN Mal pet nprerepents Cry Bers AsbuRy Fronting on t cntirely new. and modern open Jame 1; sonar Oe on fates nd uormation padres We Hae Special rates tor ‘and Naptaunber. muydisiee SBURY, FARK—7HE oi VE. ; A To CERNSEY, 71H AVE. \e ine Sonera ‘roprietor. Pian e : ie Sere gs ‘ . formeriy of Waskinaton, Asbury