Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1891, Page 7

ingis Pearl xe. Bydoing awaywiththe rubbing \ it opens the way to easy work; with Pearline, a weekly wash can be done by a weakly woman. It shuts out possible harm and danger; all things washed with Pearline last longer than if washed with soap. Everything is done bet- ter with it. These form buta smail part of the—-Why women use millions upon millions of packages of Pearline every year. Let Peartinedoits best and there is no fear of “dirt doing its worst.” Beware of imitations. 38 JAMES PYLE, ARE WE Right “Wrong? A Shoe Dressing must restore the bril- Tiancy of 2 worn shoe, and at the same time preserve the softness 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 hard and brittle as crashed glass. Can such a Dressing be good for leather? Woltt's ACME Biacking will stand this test and dry as a thin, oily film which is as flexible as rubber. 25 Dollars worth of Mew Furniture for 25 Cents. WOW? By painting 25 square feet of Old Furniture with IK-RON f=, v1 TRV er. WOLFF & RANDOLPH, ‘O87 Norw Froct Street PHILADELPHIA. }THE BEST FRENCH TONIC| VINosBUGEAUD (py UD’S ) TONIC AND NUTRITIVE SREPARED WITH CINCHONA AND COCOA) together with & generous wine of very supeciot qual: | preseribad by the leading physicians in cages of ANEMIA, Gnconadis. FEVERS of ail kinds, AFFECTIONS of the =TOMACH, and ‘set CONVALESCENCE. = BUGEAUD'S WINE sofa very agreeable taste Xe Z D. GILMAN, Washington. | BEECHAM’S PILLS CTHE OREAT ENGLIGH REMEDY.) Cure BILIOUS and | Nervous ILLS. 25cts. a Box. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. Now Tuar Youve HAD YOUR FILL OF FAKES AND FIZZLES, GUSH AND GAMMON. BALDERDASH AND BUNCOMBE, LET'S COME DOWN TO BUSINESS, PURE AND SIMPLE. SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN-SACKS AND CUTAWAYS. Lowe ALL Go ) A SUIT ALL Go ATA7.SOASUIT. | |. HURRAH FOR THE @LoRiovs FOURTH! i fur FOURTH OF JULY ONE-LINE MARK DOWN in jowe! The tuine in so THUSMETOWR MOSQUITO ven an cain ot tone a THAT sted bere wequa. to 1WO here Stzes 1 KEDUCED 1091 fk Folded Ties—hand- Fourin-band and REDUCED TO =e “LA Kid G.owes, Reduced to $1.12 a CLOVES. REDUCED TO 7¥e. pair. lerwear, medicated. worth oe. awd €] axarinent. ma Jocaey Cays, atic, S0e. and ie. Be Se. apiece. VICTOR E ADLERS 10 PEE CENT CLOTUING HOUSE, 27 AND 29 TTM ST. S.W., | a couple of runs, j Moss, “I fired & double-barrel shotgun. {the papers, but | and he added: “CITY AND DISTRICT. €@ The difference between s loose vague boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is « wide one, and of vital significance to a person interested in the statement. THE StaR swears to its cirewation. This is a point of great im- portance to advertisers. NATIONALS TOOK BOTH GAMES. Hard and Timely Batting Obtains Another Vietory Over the Colonels. There were no professional games played yes- terday owing to two having been played by the clubs on the Fourth. The Saturday afternoon gamer resulted as follows: American Association. At Washington—Washington, 8; Louisville, 7. At Baltimore —Baltimore, 9: Cincinnati, 2. At Boston—Boston, 10; Columbus, 3. At Philadelphia—St. Louis, 3; Athletic, 12. Nationat League. At Chicago—Brooklyn, 6; Chicago, 5. At Cincinnati —New York, 5; Cincinnati, & At Pittsburg—Boston, 2; Pitteburg. 1. At Cieveland—Philadelphia 8; Cleveland, 1. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. American Association. w. LF Ww. i 44 22.667 | Cincinnati ..32 37 464 “BI 36 1463 “28 45 884 - 38 38 465 | Washington.21 43/323 National League. wr ¢ | Cleveland. ..31 33 30 82 ?. 484 484 is made enough hits in Saturday afternoon's game to have won several games. Fitzgerald was in the box for the Colonels and was pounded for nineteen hits, of which five were two-baggers. The sharp ‘playing of the Visitors and Fitzgerald's effectiveness at times when gool pitching counted was shown in leaving nine of the Nationals on bases. Free- man tooka biz part in winning the game, striking out nine of the visitors. Five of the Louisvilles reached first on errors. ‘The game was one of the most exciting played here this season. The Nationals started off in the lead, making three runs in the second and third innings. In the latter half of the third the visitors secured a big jece of luck and took the lead by one run. atfield fumbled a hot one, Freeman made a wild piteh and Slattery misjudged a hit to cen- ter, which rolled far away in the grass. Dai Cashed after it and fielded in time to prevent the runner scoring. Two more hits brought in In the fifth the home club aquin took the lead. the score being. 5 tot The Louisvilles tied it in the sixth. Then the Nationals went ahead again in the seventh. In the eighth the visitors scored two on a high throw of MeGuire to second. In the ninth Daily. McGuire and Freeman hit safely and with Alvord's aid in sacrifice two runs were scored and the game won, for the visitors failed to score in their half. The honors of the after- noon as in the morning lay with MeGuire, who took Snyder's place behind the bat after the latter had hada couple of passed bails. There must have been 4.00) persons at the gume. ‘The total attendance at the sixteen base ball games of the association and lengue on Satur- yy was 100,264. AMATEUR BASE BALL. The “Boston House Juniors” played their first game of the season on Saturday with the “Dew Drops” of South Washington, defenting them by a score of ¥ to 7. ‘The features of the game were the fine battery work of Kellogg and Hickey of the “Boston House” and the good stick work of Kellogg, Barkman and A. Neuman of the same team. Challenges re- ceived from all clubs whose members are eighteen or under. Address A C. Neuman, 1214 30th street northwest. —_— POLICE COURT GRIST. An unusually quiet Fourth of July was expe- rienced this year, although no effort was made on the patt of the police to suppress the use of ordinary fireworks. During the day the mem- | bers of the fire department were called out, but there was not a single fire that did much dam- age. There was not the usual Fourth of July murder and there were not any serious assaults, Maj. Moore is the official who is given credit for the quietness of the day and the good be- havior of the criminal classes as well as for the small number of fires and the slight damage to property, and it was the result, so it is claimed, of the permission of the police to set off fireworks and have a good time generally, so long as they did not overstep proper bounds. During Saturday and Sunday nearly 200 ar- rests were made, but many of them were for | offenses of @ trifling character and not for crime of a more serious nature. SEVESTY-SEVEN IN THE DOCK. This morning there were seventy-seven prisoners in the dock of the Police Court as well as a large number of coliateral cases. Many of the victims were old time vagrants, who are picked up at regular intervals, and many others were locked up as “drunks” and were released when sober. When Judge Kimball took his seat this morn- ing there wasa long procession of prisoners marching upstairs to the court, and in the lead * “Tom” Bowie of resurrectionist fame. “Tom” is « colored man, and his white stove- pipe hat attracted general attention. “Jack” Brookings, another colored man, was n the procession. He was accused of being a “He works for me,” was the testimony of Al Corbin, a well digger, “and I pays him $1.25 a day on top and lay on the bottom.” “Does he ever work on the bottom? “Yes, sir, but only recently. The men are afraid to go in the bottom and I have to inch them down.” THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY. JULY 6, 1891. THE ITATA AT SAN DIEGO. Brought Back to the Port From Which She Kecaped. The Chilian transport Itata and the United States cruiser Charieston arrived at San Diego, Cal., at 90 Saturday morning direct from Iquique. The Itata entered the harbor and anchored in the ‘channel, while the Charleston remained outside the Head. The Itata was at once boarded by revenue officers. At 10 o'clock the Itata reached the identical anchorage from which she eloped 40 sensationally some weeks ago with the United States marshal on board. The wharves were soon crowded with people, all anxions to get a look at the vessel, and the bay was dotted in every direction with sailing craft of all descriptions. As soon as possible Officer Churchill, in charge of the vessel, went ashore and telegraphed his report tothe de- partment at Washington. ‘The Itata came in fiying the Chilian fing and covered with bunting in Konor of the day, and carrying as officers and crew the same men who manned her when she left so suddenly, the exception of Silva Pulma, commander of the Esmeralda, and two or three of the offi- cers who assisted the Itata to get out on her last visit. There is no prize crew, the Charles- ton having simply put an officer on board and convoyed her up, a navigation to the original crew under Military Commander To- Jede and Capt. Mauzeat : The Itata’s machinery, which was said to have been purposely damaged by the insur- gents, is Geckar to have worked admirably until the last two or three days of the journey. Arrangements were immediately made to turn the vessel over to the proper United States authorities. The Charleston, it was understood, would remain outside until ‘today to engage in et practice. and would tien come into the harbor. While lying at her anchorage about a mile west of the Coronada, the Charleston was visited by hundreds of people in steam tu; and sailing vessels, and train loads of peopl have come in from Los Angeles, San Ber. nardino and intermediate points to see the two vessels. H. M. 8. Warspite arrived at Victoria, B. yesterday for duty in Chilian waters and will into dry dock for repairs. Her officers say the stories — to North America = the Letra ment of jie were greatly exaggerated. Newikenarearees tee esac Killed at the outside. No women or children were among the number, but two squares of the city were burned or destroved. ‘They also state that the Itata landed 2,000 cases of arms and was not tention when the Warspite left. ‘The declare that the reports of all the en- gagements have been greatly exaggerated. <—————— THE NATIONAL SNGERFEST. Newark Has the Largest of Any Yet Held in This Country. ‘The Sengerfest being held at Newark, N. J., is undoubtedly the best and greatest Swenger- fest ever held in this country—greatest in point of numbers and best in completeness of arrangements, freedom from accidents or an- noyarees and in having perfect weather. The city was given up to the Germans yester- day. The front doors of saloons in the city were wide open andextra bar keepers were engaged to serve the thirsty throng. Beer flowed more freely than it ever did before on a Newark Sabbath, and yet there was little drunkenness and no afrests of Germans. All day long the main streets of the city were thronged, and every train entering Newark de ‘ited from 600 to 1,000 strangers. The walks were uncomfortably crowded in the afternoon and almost every face was set in t! direction of the singing parks, ae to 6 s'elock. in the anne more than ,000 persons rough the park gates, and 45,000 of these paid 25 cents cach for ad- mission. The others wore the yellow ribbons of the Sengerbund, or were entitled to free admission for other reasons. Inside the gates during the afternoon the throng was so great that people could not move about freely. ‘The auditorium and stage of the Music Hall ‘held nearly 10.000 persons in the afternoon, and there was room for 2,000 more, but the prize singing did not attract the throng as would a general concert. ‘There were big delegations trom New York, Brooklyn, Philadeiphia and Baltimore. The tents of the different 1% societien were thronged with visitor York three years hence. afternoon. able impressions. number in man: filied the hail. plauded. Several wel good impression. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC G11Y, B,J. SUMMER RESORTS. SEA-SIDE—JEKSEY COAST. ACME, ATLANTIC CITY, 8. cox "AGE, sn NTIC pees e820 ‘OTEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. PACUS AVERT nad YORE Kew apd frst-clase in mitts gpagintmente CHARLES C. MURRAY: oan ol. JOHN M. CLARK. ‘OTEL DENNIS, I arcs ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. ac soe ; open ‘end improved sanitary a in ve NJUNELE He BURTON. ‘Open all the year. fhe year ; hot sea ‘water baths; Washington Hotel, _dyl-hn *[ RE ADDING, CAPE way, ‘First house from, the beach ‘water —otan ap ue ev Contra, Phila. | éool verandas; rates on app! Spld i OTEL EMERSON, cE ‘bathe. ON, CAPE MAY, NJ.” Seat teach taka atation re. T. R. Fo DBOK, CAPE MAY, ¥.2., Now open. Now open. mom 1 Be ESS HA: REXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY. N.J.. NEAR TH CO elem «oe ot, 3, Boxe, Hasiares and enn fo ical Lilia nie Geena Saget, be season. Sire. J. A. 3 aot Je10.2m__Late Colonnade Motal, pala. OTEL TAVAYETTE, wy ALB CAP! 8 ingot RELANTIO CITY, ¥. JOHN TRACY & OO. FROPRIETORS. ~ Located directly on the beach. wator and all No gre ainstew walk from bathing | modern improveinenta, 0 aide grounds. Accommodates 350. . preter. P. 8. ATTICR Pailedelpains orto le te hot and cold 3 larwe and BROOKS. T STOCKTON HOTEL. CAPE MAY. N.J. Now open. manageiuent. Greatly chestra of 25 pleces ‘ever ma. ; Schlecht & Mel Je15-2m_ hrer's New iniet pavilion; reached. F electric cars; Sentzs orchestra irom 10 to 12 4. and 3 to 5 p.m.: cafe attached. SCHLECHT & MEHRER. proprietors. Jeon 3T. CHAKLES, ATLANTIC CITY, N. ‘Ocean end Dela Jo23-2m Bante? Youxa. | W tise dx ee i CAPE MAN, 3,5 LOCA: HUE DEBIT, ATEANTIC CITY, Xs. Feast reeks 50 an Oe care farriand ave., “facing the ocean, igonoctthe | _™y2ltm ___* EDWARD K. CARE Trottjest houses at this favorite Jt ie hand- | FJOTEL BRIGHTON, LONG BRANCH, OPENS somely decorated and furnished: bas all modern im- | EA tte ist season andor tone macreeneny THURS Proveneuts; receiver 30 cuesis, and is rapidly be- | DAY, JUNE US TWL Oreinstne akan ato ot Spun the headquarters, ‘or prominent probe ira | Mr. Urneat N ie Broadway Theater, New York raat : i r sete week, $1010 818 G. Ww. ‘kespnle: STOKES, Proprietor. MT, NO} LONGPORT, N. 3. ATLANTIC CITY, ¥.3. iat cold - betructed view of the ocean {tom ho - Hinest Ashiag amd salt Pystratedcatalorae with peice list. es spoon TAMES ate al irruprietar. BU per day. SAMES 5. MOUY. OeAN GIFTS PPeteeive, aTeaxtic © 2 aE OVrta TRAYMORE. Now open. Uneurpeseed in : sa toapi . sobs bow to the beach, Mrs X Rep, | ebberday: WM. COCHOWREL = * Satake? ne BRED. LASKA HOUSE, EY HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Ju; baum sud Pilioem ave. Ocsun Geen ruebly conafortabte roturaished soyén alk tis AM ee at ‘Betaie reneongiige ap 2 ees ‘New York ave. XEWCOMER. 305-2022 CoE Sacer. apace power. | - eee : NEW PHILADELPHIA. CHAUFLER'S HOTEL AND CONCERT GARDEN, peels aR > Atiantic City. 8. J., now open; projacted frou in NPY occ iene ieee nent weather je root Pa or i che very eveninsy from 8 to 11:3) Mre. I. B. HUNTER, Proprietor. jel-eozm FA OF EL SPRAY VIEW." mj ‘JUN! “Hi Directly on the beach; close to bot and cold sea water bathe: containing all moderns improvenssate. ‘Fifteenth season, 0} OSEPH ree: Proprietor. ‘ocean. (HE AURORA.” 5 Surt Office entrance, Atlantic Special rates 7),HE CHALFONTE, T = cata ‘ ee ATLANTIC ee Beach, with Unsurpassed Joes View. Saltwater baths in the house. Send ior etreular. 030-2. E. ROBERTS & SONS. my20-2m. raved Seng | M.A BULL, #0. Box 400. lo finer house on the island | "HE DEMAREST, OCEAN GHOVE, NJ. for pamphlet. H.D.EASTMAN. | 1 Directiy on the dcean iront., Full dcean view from Ail the rooms, with ail modern thiprovemeuts, iP 8* CATARACT, ATLANTIO ory, KJ. Le SE SS mone ‘New York ave. near P iP RE GHELDON, Rooms aif communicat! surrou VE, poristiee. Now open. Fi einey negli all compl Bond for circular. low open. Fievator a Terme More tad better accommodations forthe ncney? tha jel0-1m B.A. HU any hotel on the Jersey coast. Write for circular. C. C. LEFLER. T ‘Atlantic and Connecticut aves. Now. JOSEPH ENGLE, proprietor: WALA ERGEe, cere. HE CLIFTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. COR. my14-2m_ ‘THE TREMONT, BEA GIT, N. 7. ‘Now open. All rooms have ocean view. Music, bil- Lands, pool tables, barber shop, telegraph (office in house PARKE. ‘TEE QUBERT ATIANTIC CITY, N.3. OP) ‘all the year. ‘Near the ocean. ‘and table fret class. Mrs. M. W. 159 Tetinessee ave. GILBER’ Leid-lin] Ms J. ECKERT. ‘Accominiodations my18-3m Directly ‘on beach. | First-class OTEL ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE. N. J. ‘througlicut. stars “E'S. nrcuaRDsor. Jel3-Lu ‘Most Delightful Location in Atlantic City. SEA END OF VIRGINIA AVE. we2iew CHAMBERS & HOOPES, Props. ‘Ocean end Tenn ATLANTIC, SS Elevator and all conveniencesof metropolitan hotel. DALMER HOUSE, Neale TONS PRING LAKE BEACH, ¥.2 Open June 1. 8} tes for June and septal ber mB aR BOS, ‘Pas “nUsKIN ‘Spring Lake, N.J. ‘Now open for guesta. Mrs. C. PALMER CLEAVER. be) 1 [HE HYGEIA, PACIFIC AND NEW YORK AVES. 8 Lake, N. J, Tae STaRs PACAP OTIC Es |g, Mevermae angen as Bs from Leach ; tenuis, 61210 $2) per week im, b ‘yo: os ss (VW BURTON BY -THE-AEA = | season, June ite Ostober = Ee june (T= avinaton. my30-3m ‘R. K. LETCHWORTH. (CABISBROORE INN The ner jel2m. yw resort, one inile be! VENTNOR, N. J.. Directly on ¢ beach. ie Ae fitias. BEA- IDE—NEW ENGLAN! D. jue fishing; dail LOCK ISLAND. BL, HOTEL MANISORS, Aine bata and blue iy bonis’ bree SUMMER RESORTS. __ : EDUCATIONAL SPRINGS AND BATHS. IN WASHINGTON, RBMOND 38D D8 B ¥ é NGS EL NOW isc, CAroe Bony Sucre Bar ores Swedute an WAEENSTON CONSERVATORY, OF mi ene [225 10th. Bw. twenty-second orwan voice, ey pees five Oe BULLAMI Barwetor fpeseweu | thou k Tsteone: Ww a re ae Fated: rentted ead eR, re Gress CH For further inf ley Springs, Owner and Proprietor, Be Car ES LETS Tat ve eaters fare ‘and bave = lovel ‘otuer testimony from oo ety, Ty =e AP WHITE UBLING G/ Mille, Cumberland county, Pa: jeltame Moestarx now CRESSON SPRINGS, Onthe Summit of the Allerheny Mourtains Main Lime Penna. BR. Ali Trains Stop. ‘Will Open June “25. ‘For circulars and information address WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt. for Ei ciep gts y iyies, drive irom H. R. siation. over ep.endud road to. medical other testimony send for b jet ©. JORDAN, Proprietor. SERRE Soman Ee Re aR Hic cae ee OPENED SPRINGS AND BATHS. sHENAN- doah County. Va, ¥ Tenney & Co. lessees and Proprietors. ** align, Healing Arsenic. Sul: hur and Iron Springs.” Bowling ‘alley, shooting gallery, iawn tennis, archery and other ainusemente; Splendia rides und drives, owigumine pool is Virwinia. Hot and cold baths, ‘Tbe three ho supplied with water from the feet above sen level: cool and ant DOR Chav berkin at Menten cee fendance. Prof. 3 bynes and grins bend foruish niusic. Address F- TENNEY $ lotel, Washington, D: C., until June 15, after that at Orkney Springs. Sat (GOK ENON SPRINGS. VIRGINIA, in the great North motintains, only Big hours from Washinyton.- "Hotel and cottages ‘accommodate 250. A cool revort. Bougtivul table” hres remarkable medicinal epri pool. Livers. Sgwling ‘ileys, tenuis lawn and ele fin, “For descriptive pampiiets ant teriesayets to criptive pampbiet "1 A'®. PRATT & BONS. buh building, ISLS eS oe to the proprietor at the Bprinwe. my2i-3in INDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS —MAGNIFI- cent shade. elecant butldines ; good table, pure Salers ar Brentano's, 1013 Peunayivants aver Radvese A. M. JELLY, New Windsor, Ma Je15-2m. IN THE MOUNTAINS. AlMeint HEALTH KESOL on top ‘at te i Bt. After 15th of June, P. 0., Jel-tm. ‘bracing air, pure water.«rand scenery, Lanse food jable, Sauple roth ad suuorinenta, vat and base comfortable, and houe- lke. -Heasouable. rates, for circular. 3 SHAFFER, propeletor. my 2s OUNTAIN VIkW HOUBE, AURORA W.VA. sar hor,open; elevation 3,000 feat: Pure si. daieti- Rowling, drivin and eaddieterees SOHM'S LANTZ, M OUNTAIN HOME SUMMER RESORT 18 NOW Sper work. “For particulars address ened, & EMUGHIIN Door Para ae jeos-ime LEN WOOD HOU! ELAWARE WATER GAP. GPSS ee ae fly resort. AT Drop... B.DHARE. mgr. ayle-c0.2ta of (PRE Rar atiney, DELAWARE WATER GaP. ‘Now vee § tain jebrated for gycierel ete anne ores , 4. BRODHEAD & BONS, Props. 1-1 ORT PENDLE’ i. Fier count rs 3.000 feet above ore: coolest [ioand veretsbies ip sbugdance; shooting and dabine: Star office, Mrs. L. M. DEAKINS. a DC. iy 27-2 80d" ILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA; Hab Retatove town unt vere: aerating ‘from porticoss ; table: 5 The German Emperor and Empress Guests of the Queen at Windsor. Emperor William rose early yesterday at Windsor castle and took a short ride, return- ing to breakfast with the queen and the royal family. Immediately afterward he started in a carriage for the Victoria barracks, accom- jodern conveniences. ‘May neat ‘JNO. P. 7 Merriment and iF. NEALL of Towa. | itsle hall: electric bells: fine anvex: harmony reigned and not ‘an arrest or acci- | ui LELANDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. bse ee ©. E. BROWN. dent marred the pleasure of the day. Rehear- ‘On the bosch, Sacsachusetis svenus’ 5 saln were held in the morning and a necting of p28-m Seer Wate Pieteiiae: SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. e delegates was held, at which it was deci PRE MANION ATLANTIO CITY KX. * to hold the next national Swngerfest in New | [H¥ MANSION. ATHANTIC CLyy. X-3- Bates Re rine lecatita on tee eye once 01 ‘Open all the year. both to Washington and Haltionee” pest of Sates The prise, singing commenced yesterday | jo11-a CHARLES MeoLape.__| pethiie ao or) Seg cor paatinch akes @ audience went wild with en- | 7 SEND NEWY vi f MM MEZICK rendent, Bay Bik thusiasm over the Philadalphie singing. vatantie Cy, Ni, bow house ew furatvare; | Ma? °° ee New York and Brooklyn societies made Siectrie bolls, bath, = a RIGHT HOU! CAP! 5 ‘There was Dut a er onan: Prop. end Manegwe-_| RRCUT BOOS, CARR MENLGPEY CHT, Be societies, yet their voi S[ HE OMIENTAL. ATLANTIO CITY, N. J VIE | June 20. Write for circulars, ir singing was loudly ap- | ,7,Winie.sve, near beach. “Everything Rew. ‘All mod- | * inyio. WOLFE & WARRINGTON. : -known musical critica Jestosey: ALEX. )PPENHEIMER, Prop. H&E HENLOPEN, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, were loud in praise of the Baltimere singing. | ASHE REVERE. Rehoboth. Delaware: will reopen dune 2 1601. OF the singers in the third clase the Hoboken, | ‘I Park avenue, opposite the Hate Brighton, aviante | Hot seu batus. Hotel saiy yards from {the surf: dich Wilmington and Allegheny City choir made a | City. 83. Qven ail the year. Fsiepbone Ho. wz.” | Porches wi n Ome _WALTER BURTON: —— ss TOR 8 HOTEL —OPEN FOR THE SEASON. A DAY WITH ROYALTY. "Ton KOSS MORE, bs were 44 eae AVES., Prices @1.25 per day, $8 per w Ghildren under ten \ana° over two 7 are bal gre. ani Nurses laif price. Address M. W. CURTIS & BRG., iver Sprinva, St. Mary's county, Md. 3022-3" ATLANTIC CITY, N, * For information apply ( T. SOUTHALL. Mah er. my21-3n oe @ lent cuisine; electric lights; under new panied by the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Connaught and the Duke of Clarence. On arriving at the barrack square the em- peror found the Life Guards drawn up in line, with the Scots Guards in the rear. He shook hands with the commanding officers and then inspected the troops, passing up and down the lines and minutely scrutinizing the equip- ments of the soldiers. This business over the troops escorted the royalties to Trinity Church. The emperor, entering, occupied the royal pew in the central aisle, the other royalties Reference: ‘SHC SMALL & Sons, ‘Washington, D.C. 052m" yw house, Ali ‘modern 2 Room 10. 614 ‘ODDART, COUNER ILLINOIB AND PA- aymore and Brighton hotels, y. “First-cluse fauiily hotel: excel” nianagenent. rs, MANY E. DALGLEISH. a guests : tern 20 Leonard Under i? and ni boats. dat Cox RESS HAL Uy woo cuestey er week houre, SELBY & town, Mi 8, $1.50 per day UFBes halt) pats ‘Through trains frou. POWELL, Pro} OCEAN CITY, MD. i open June 27; bathing unsur- fing, sunning and fish term, 810 fashinuton prtetors. Jeo an? QORE'S, HOTRL, AND | SUMMEK, RESORT, i now open for summer ay. 823 per aon seblidren et oes ; steaun- F. "MOORE, “Fropristor. CAPAC- uy SUMMIT HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. Pa is for'ciroUlar and tefin, Open Juse ist ep20-3m 8. W. LIGHTNER, Clerk. "3 WHITE COTTAGE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. ‘Va.. just Duilt, west the Mi July 1; board 3. Teference, H. D.C. WM. H. % tear lint Ena from Gapon Springs. Write tol B HODSON. ‘my IW-eol Mu GUSADES HOTEL, OAKLAND. MD. THIS POPU. $2, Bt sumuner resort now open. On the summit of Allegany mountains, 2-700 feet above tide water, ie Comumonds itself to all wise. would eacave the beated rt ‘Terms moderate. For par= Dr. E. H. BARTLETT, Proprietor. TORIA. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ UTH CAROLINA A Open all the year. Jell-2m M_ WILLIAMS. PHE WALLINGFORD, za ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Pacific ‘Terma moderate. MISS HANLEY ‘TRE WavELer ATLANTIC E., NEAR'THE BEACH. e, below Kentucky; one ‘square from beach. As Ba; tue Atlantic. trains from Baltimo: \CEAN CITY, MD. ‘Taylor remark: THE ATLANTIC HOT! WILL OPEN JUNE 2 Books now open at Hotel. Jet GEO. “The velvet besck of ‘o mosquitoes, no hay fever. Direct @ to hotel door in four hours. KLINGSTINE, Proprietor. Pacincave-bet New Yorkand Kentucky.‘ shlareed. | GRARIDE HOTEL, OCEAN CITX, MD., NOW tad houe:uke comforts, “enue plas per day’ | and ner iiermation opps es Stina ese and home-like comforts. Terme, 1 p2 per day’; | and other apply PRAC) to $12 per week. at. KR. LONGACRE, dr. Jez: y6-ln Fruprietor, Ocean City, Ma. and number of members of the emper: and queen's households filling the pews in rear, and the troops and guards occupying His personal bonds were taken. When George Griftin was culled for carrying concealed weapons Lawyer Moss plead guilty for him. George admitted that he discharged the weapon, but only because it was the Fourth of July, jcWhy, your honor.” said Lawyer y children like to hear a noise and I fired it in the yard. if the boy is guilty so am I.” “fs there any charge against Mr. Moss?” asked the court. Deputy Clerk Lum Harper looked thro the name of the Hi lawyer was uot to be found on any of them. George was released on his own bonds. ‘Tom Bowie was called up for trial: but as his conduct was justitied by the proof he was turned loose. AN OLD SOLDIER'S PLEA. “am guilty, yer honor,” responded an old soldier who had been taken up for being drunk and ditorderly. “I belong in Hampton, and if yer honor will let me go I will leave on this evening's boat.” [his is a repetition of the same old story,” remarked the court. “Come here, spend your money for whisky and then get arrested.” “i oniy drank “because it was the Fourth of | July,” was his plea. 2 “That's too old an excuse,” said the judge, ive dollars or fifteen deve “I'm guilty, your honor,” was John Curtis’ | response toa charge of vagrancy and the judge | said “thirty days. ‘There were twofcharges of profanity against | Edward Rockett and be was fined $5 iu each case. Ella Randolph and Sadie Gibson, colored girls, denied it they were “specious,” but Policemen Boyce and Hughes gave testimony against them on which they were committed for sixty days. In the case of John Dorsey charged with con- cealed weapons a jury trial was demanded. ‘Osear Willis, Cora Brown and William Rob- imson attempted to explain away cl of | vagraney, but were unable to do so, and they OMNEE MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE STRICTLY ONE PRICE Open Saturday until 1 pam. 2 Gaearercx_Courontisa. sPPs's cocoN BREAKPAST 2 theroue) Liowledge of the natural laws which ih the operate ul eee Tepe ae «. . hundreds of subtle Suave reauy to attack where ise pores Cue | were sent down. John McNally celebrated the glorious Fourth and now he is likely to live on the farm for two weeks, Betty King and George Thomas are in the same boat. Lizzie Fletcher and Sadie Gibson, her com- ion, were in for being loud and boisterous | End they did not shout," lurrah for the Fourth | of July.” Sadie said” guilty, and her fine was | €5. Lizzie said not guilty, and she was fined | 8 more. Rua Down at a Kailway Crossing. A stage in which was « party of twenty mem- and Western railroad at Passaic on Saturday night galleries. The interior of the church presented « bril- liant spectacle of diversified yet harmonio colors—the white-robed choir in front of the altar and the rows of glittering uniforms in the center, with the somber background of civilian attire. The guards bands played Men- delssohn's march while the royalties were en- teriny The succeeding hymns were sung to the band’s accompaniment. After the singing of “Onward, Christian Soldiers,” the sermon was delivered by the queen's chaplain. ‘The service over, the congregation stood while the royalties left, the emperor and royal party driving back to the castle. At luncheon, which was served in the ban- queting hall in the castle, the German emperor and empress met the bride and bridegroom of today, Prince Aribert of Anhalt and “Princess Louise of Schleswig Holstein. The great table was laid with the massive gold plate which the queen permits to be displayed only on special occasions. After mincheon the queen and imperial party roceeded to the east terrace of the castle to jisten to the Guards’ band. About 15,000 peo- le had assembled there,among whom the rince of Wales and the Duke of Connaught moved, the emperor looking on beside the queen at the window of the terrace. In the afternoon the emperor and empress and the Prince and Princess of Wales drove to Cumberland to visit Prince and Princess Christian, re in time for the family din- ner party. The day concluded with a sacred concert in St. George's Hall. Mudame Albani and the principal soloists received the personal con- gratulations of the em and emprens. It is reported that the Wimbledon review has been rearranged, the emperor, gratified at Sat- urday's reception, accepting the program with- out further cavil in a rs of Berlin express much grai Seation at tee reception extended to Emperor William in England and emphasize the po- litical importance of the character of his wel- come. é ‘The Post says that the display made in honor of the emperor's visit may be considered not only as an act of hi to Germany's great- ness, but as a manifestation of England's desire to preserve her friendship with Germany. ———oo___—_ Squalid Death of a Rich Miser. Prof. Herman Kottinger, who up to twenty years ago was the leading violinist on the Pa- cific coast and well known as a writer of prose But one child, Wm. Kottinger, was presont at the death. "When the man in his death throes raised himself in bed the son His father, mistaking the and, disclosing to view a quant aden grab at ftwite bots hesds end, with Sagors, fll tack with 8 Sud was ninety was sets nety condition. ‘[#= waccinetow, OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUR, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. day 10 ‘my4-3mo* sll year: “Vathe, ccabs, Bel ant O'D. PONT, COMFORT, VA—SHERWOOD.— ; nO malaria; hot and orviers, "Moderate ratess jeok and upward. GEO. BU! = = ‘Owner and Frop. PIREX POINT HOTEL, ST. MARY'S COUNTY, ‘Md., now open for season 1891. a Tot, Pare see at .n6 j20-2m __M. A. & H. 8. MILNOR, Proprietors. | Fable “fips Dplied thie season with the Mares: 7 Law yatern we ever had, as they are from i TPE WINDERMERE, ATLANTIO CITY, ¥.2., fasion pipe ei a Renovated Teer, Slate ratce @2 adage g10 wee ward Tisted Taps)" 5 EBARE RY | “Forcircuate too Oak BPAWiamse, 315 7h ASBURY PARK, N. J. gih tire Sate dey. Montay nd Peart, oat ot = jundays—at b o'cygck p.m. ASSURY PARR 2ira nore.» ondiayal Grasse wen at MH eon Directly on ocean tront. Ail inoders ents, cence! open TUNES DelSul Wal: APELEGREE, Prope” | ,StSHHer T>wert leenes, the same wharf on Monday “4 SBURY PARK. No. ‘Tickets svld on the boat, including one day board and A HOTEL COLUMBIA, E logging at the hotel for €3. Fropting on tho ocean, st Os a 'ctisaly pew and | (Mo etcursion oats slowed tobe landed atthe Point tnd iniormation address Wr HALN CY JONES. Bre THOS. W. AM, Sod intorsnaty 8 % rope A Special rates for June and September. myzimar” | _Jee-2m Wit opritor. BBURY PAKK—THE GUERNSEY, 7TH AVE.; Pym HOTEL, 8ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND, : perfect Md. Upens Ga? 1. $1.50 per day, 89 per week, ‘$30 per wonth, Spectal one wonth or longer. Piney Point wharf. {oF ehutng free Acdgeae fr Mary's counts. Mice, and C. delightfully located ; ‘near beach and lakes: sanitation’ waa, wire spines Derior table’ fiona, tennis. boating. Babine sist Season, Upea June b to October 1. THOS: GO ALLAN. Tormeriy of Wasiinuton, D, © AsBuny PARK, ee tHe ‘VICTORIA, cectriety teste water allt uperior table and appointments; teris moderate. 15 18-3 ings and hair mattresses : su- all modern improvements; census of bury Park, N.J.: open ail the half blocks troiu the ocean; large, wel communicating rooms: tor Septeinber; surt IL TON HUNT. SILVERDEEN, rates HA, Je26-hin* THE SEASHORE—THE BRIGHTON, AS- reuetcets.t | Perfect sanitary condition; artesian water and gas throughout the Huse; special Dathing. Addreos Mics. re. yprings, std. Will mieet Good weil ADAMS BROS fa. Kater t0 ‘A. der, O11 Pts yy ney Borate i eran BP ats fa, e27-tan! IVER SPRINGS 18 STILL ON TOP FOR GOOD Selung. bathing. truit: dc. Now open for boarders. Be BLACi1 ONES SOME Three NOW OPEN—HOTEL TOLCHESTER. SITUATED ON CHESAPEAKE BAY, 2% MILES FROM BALTIMORE. *UMMER BOARD AT REASONABLE RATES. ‘Gor. 3a and Bergh st., A: a, NJ. ‘Splendid fishing and salt water bathing. acepoulamt Doundpreceant icine in Geeuttfully sta. | Telephone and telegraph communication. Daliy mal. improversents. ee en ee G. E. NOLAND, Supt., §§* 40eustinz— ASBURY PARK. ¥.J. $e13-1 Tolchester Beach, Kent county. Ma. Full view of ocean. Near bathing pavilion, All im- | [HE PRINCESS ANNE, Piferus 97 to $12. Pranmont 42 ay, vfhornta BEACH. vA.. Teolm A: FINNEY, Proprietress, | THE FAMOUS VIRGINIA OCEAN RESORT, EIGH- jz BELDEN, ‘TEEN MILES FROM NORFOLK. ‘4th ave. near FINEST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING F st. HE LEADLEY ASBURY Paw FO TE. SAINT CLOUD. . J.. FOURTH ave. 10th season? acconimodations for 100: Wilions. and. —J Gitions pertect. “ize. U. (GOULD) PROBST Tay my7-3m aE SPRINGS AND BATHS. Bure SPRINGS, BEDFORD, Pa. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 13, L. B. DOTY, MANAGER Bho PSs SOME hess, Also, of Howe (sare take Of the Cateki ‘my Boe ‘Write for pamphlet on this great Resort andthe famous BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. ‘This new hote for Reaith comfort ie without itket te ween to be Asonemiattons “fretless. i Seta alee ae. Tet of” the healthiest MOuntain in address 2M. ESSICK. Prop.+ ‘mbi2-Sm* Picture Rocks, SORE HEL pose, warn HE, Situated on an’ OTEL ESSICK.—FOR DESCHIPTIVE PAMPH- above sea level, and. finest views of White Mountain acenéry:__ lta elevated position insures a dry MALARIA I8 UNKNOWN. connect Capacity, Kuests, descriptive pee Wate MOUNTAINS N. H. : MAPLEWOOD. MAPLEWOOD HOTEL, MAPLEWOOD COTTAGE, 13 FURNISHED COTTAGES. Send for descriptive pamphlet. AINSLIE & McGILVRAY, Managers. of HOTEL SAM MARCO, St. Augustine, Fla. peaks ‘MISCELLANEOUS. WOODLAWN, “ROCKVILLE, MD Witt New York ave: FAMILY SUPPLIES. 0 TO T. H. WALKER & CO. AND YOU WILL vote ous obs Sa SER a bo. ‘Fancy Creamery Butter 250. Edare Crosse & Blackwell's Assorted Jams 06s. %. & POOLE, ‘THE CASH GROCER, ‘944 Louisiana ave. nw. —————— PIANOS ORGANS. fol2-Cim Quier White wah SPENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE rok SUMMER SESSIONS. The tnetruct at Glen Erbe Cx Strue Suly and Aucuat in Raped end Typewriting. ‘Tbe rexular seasions at the halls for the He year G10. will be: 4 Se ‘B.C. SPENCER, LL_B., Principal. eer SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principat. oo enn Drammen + = LESUMMEN HALF PRICE —THE GREATEST ‘nportunity ever offered. to Farwats, Chiro draw and paistperteccly: Carten passat eth rere, wr and paintperiecaty es chine’ and ou painting’ Saturday Sige. “Calta Bpe hots e200 Theta toe NS as Se BOS SRORERE na hase ae aan OES 13 years with ite most ce'ebrated artiste in. Europe. ‘pues § $200,000 worth ct peinsiuaw on putnbiton. aw as Pancanes AsHINGT ON or stig. National Acadeuy of Fue Arts, WO Lot MULE LIMITED a 320Tu Spraie of Euvtinan Veneto ed Palaces, contin 5 eoRTHARD- or Drowing Papin, Sivopine snd Butler s 5A EET OR Smotine, Library and Uuservation Care of the. tontan, Teeetany: Procency attained in three | Smoking, WAcent and Luxurious See pe oS re tee pamphlet. Sa ey 2p1dsim + LF tS unver. over and «bove usua) Putliuan ACADEMY OF THE HOLY cross, 1512 Marsacivusetts ave. Youne Ladies aad Little Girle, is Roms South and ‘South west. fore to Atlanta. a Finan Butt leper, Kew mo Tena | EMR eerrs ey Se We Rat IVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. —SUCCESA- | © Puihnan Buflet Sleaper, meron Orleans C'Ritoreporatins cvinianncteas bares ek: | wi nieet ater Meepet, ashinaton to New dential private lessons in all branches ot u weueral | TRALNS UN WASHINGTON AND education.” Spe isl attention to those whose eatiy ett | leave, am dally 825 WEEE Ee Ri tecioced” Prevaration far coptere, | 4p ue-encrtAuetay. “Aedeming, Nile dose SW. FLASK. AA Tey inatiitne, | See Sena Pte oan eatanlished 1870, deldtn™ TIKACTIVE FRENCH and geutiowen, avi D st, om. 30 P. ma. S cor. Sth tad K sts, nw. J hrowra ~ palzvuta trains trovn the South ville arrive in Washtneton Soy S FoR LADIES mtrestiuny loa at 10-45 8a, Wednesdays, 10-30 $1 tor four weeks. D2u. | sumer coping Car Teeervation and bs cod teacher. ve : : and #1 Office, L300 ‘perteuced teacher. A YRUD HOMME. Sahay iH tiroad, Utb and Baste. W. be c. ee SUAS TAYLOR euctal Paes, Agent. CaERE AND onto MALEWAY Tue seniirz scuoon oF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. now. saa Schedule tp est May 20, Open all summer. Lower sununer rates. Preparing | 10.97 sa Wor Seance eh aan for collere a specialty. RE ‘Stor ed ‘Branch Ne York, Boston, Philedelpbia, Pare, benjin, Londons i Park, N. J. jorivik daily. “Arrive at Old bom Chicare, ‘Aigo stiiuiner schuol at Asbury SNS TNCIVILET, Change fo Oncipnet Soa. Mine VELSERVICE ung car to" Clifton Forge, “serving 1umch and dared wuccen ail tor ctv wervion JOP-m., F. FV. Vestibule Limited, aaity. Solid = = Shanco to ehnctumal “Wahine seas ge hese OUT OF WASHINGTON. inet ener apen se Pullman Carvare open te T, GEORGE’ AL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG mien, St. 's near baitisuore, Md. Prof. J.C. Kinear, A.M. principal. A school of ertabliahed repo {ation for trainfne. health, couifort : unsurpassed atas- and reasonable terns. Washington Feterenes. ROGELAND, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, “SANDY . Montaromery county, Md., recpens Sept. 15. “‘Poorciugh training & ated ‘at with toe inks: as tar aspossibie, of ahome wovernment. The | TRAINS LEAVE ON Pikom ez, islinited. For circulars and informa TION Hon sidress HENRY C. HALLOWALL: & M- (ile), Bb STs. as FoLLOwa: ee SES —_, ‘are at 10-50 arm. dantye HE PREPARATORY SCHOO) 10 50 e.m. daily weasre, Colt . FOR LEHI ie, with parlor var Hi ot UNIVERSITS Biarrsbinw to Rie ioweteebrterer rar Tae ane (Gne of the best technical and Clemsicn! inatitatious of aie ibe ct alls Buin “dally Par'or Car Washinetwu, to She couutry cfleringiregtaition towi).and tbe faculty | 2.0 dally. Pw at iniveraity. or catalogers avi, to _J017-2028t Principal, 26 Rew ot + Bethlebeur Ba. MABEE Woop xs 'TCTE, CONCORDVILLE, Cincinnati and Dinine ne Perera ad Cincinnati: Western $f GRbd. mm Galy. with miceving Care W ‘bent schools to vu aaa delieo tt" J. OUNT HOLLY (N. J.) ACADEM BO} M “ietween Philadelp his ana S ork. Weal ieipiut, Goweltee. Education with formation of 620. a. ‘SE Secure? ISTER SUPERIOR. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. TEAMER T. V AKMOWSMITH, FROM 7TH ‘and We OR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROK, Vi Ffiaia Beach, Richmond sada = ‘from fout of 7th stat + . G19 and 1351 vata ave. and On steamers. et R NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND PINEY Freine tate LADY OF THE TAKES Fae 31.50" ound tip €2. 0. Stoather leaves Gt thar terminus of cable cats, Tucsday, Thursday and Sun Gay, Spots, “Lighted yeith electricity and a. rach chats to, Boston. a4 Penna. ave. ALFRED WOOD. G. T. A. myt MABSLAND CAND VIRGINIA, STEAMBOAT y .— Steamer Sue, .c 9,00 a. m.. 11:50 and 4:20 ‘Butidays, 9:00 om ‘a 3 % br Jeaves every bianday at p. for vet api %. fesnas steatner Joh E. Frecrs Gapeaohe, A, Os, loafem ico eek pms fork sep iendiowe., "Thursday's ‘trp wilt beg iti gg eng Re peo SEDER WAKEFIELD tnd SATURDAYS of fe an Recoeeing TUr Fitpay and SUNDAY For Nominl Creek, & tI is] : avenue, and at clase.” forthe chee kite ow Rink. BESS eee Trout acteie gi rapide. 4 ‘OOD, 8 ‘General Manager. — AND BE WISE.—DR. BROTHERS, 900 “appeared bet oath that be ‘and furnish rie, OF nC charge consultation and sdvice free at MILLS enotary | « a this 3d ror ‘and Staunton : Hint’ | For Wineveger Sect tS pm Ae or Luray a. 98 38 baa. CTED THAT | Yor Koorville, Chattanooga and Me “be, BROTHERS, 10,00 p.m, daily. 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