Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1891, Page 7

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Hie 4 PZaicies of ciet that's iy ut ap until etree en temleney te Handrode of subtle Ao Bagg areca, ye reais te otters cee Stein a weal poh cwcape ua a + Ltptha curveltes well fortified with Aa Peperly muurabed trate. — Creu i, Sold only London, Engiama. a pee m bb Ee % ; E fe Bt oy gs F BB ty be Bow oo King = FARE BOSE ng HOSE REETS. face cUstuniond os low as quoted in New York or oie wees TEAR RU MELVE FR COMPANY, BeaY, Manager. 337 STORAGE AT NO. AO PENN. AW KPARATS S ‘and ocber gouus, Scenes tor wD Wwanp consert. ‘eome ions aud ivew fem pany ¥ | Chaatanqua to Henry W. Hall CITY AND DISTRICT. TALK WITH MR. BLAINE. = _ | Denying in Detail the Sensational Accounts €F No other paper published has hing of ills Conaiien. ‘HE WAS BEEN EXCEEDINGLY ILL FROM OVER- WORK, BUT FRELS HIMSELF STEADILY DPuOV- ING—RS. BLATNE'S INDIGNATION AT THE FALSE NEWSPAPER STORIES. like a third as many readers in the city of Washington as has Tae Evextxo Stax, and no other one has yet supported its claims by an A special dispateh to the New York Trilnne from Bar Harbor, dated the 1th, gives the fol- How the Nationsts Were Defeated Saturday lowing report of a talk with Mr. Blaine: —Other — ._ “It ix a pretty hot day to talk,” said Mr. American Association. Blaine toa Tribmne reporter today, “but L wil Louisville, 5. At Daltinfore—Baltisnore, 14; Louisville, gladly avail myself of the privilege of contra- At Roston—Hoston, 5; St: Lewis, 2. dicting some of the false reports abont me in At Phila-telphia—Athletic, 3; Cmeinnati, 6. the daily papers.” He was half sitting, half reclining, on a divan in the morning reception room at Stanwood. He looked rather pale und exheusted, but not seriously ill. He spoke in a firm voide,.but slowly. At Washington —Wavhington, 1; Columbus, 3 National League. At Chicago— Chicago At Cincinnati--Cincinnati New York, 15. Boston, 3. At Cleveland—Cleveland, 5; Brooklyn, 4. ‘Shaves aie good deal of trouble with my back, AtPittsburg—Pittsburg, 12; Philadelphia, ©. | wy eves and my head,” he continued, pen eae Ra a me it seems merely a little nervous attack and coe miami nothing to eall for the grent volume of sensa- ¥. t P w. t. p. | tional accounts of the inner doings of myxelf M6 25 648 | Colambus. 35 41461 | aud family. Tam much better now. I am r0- 82 8 OO) Lananmat.-$3 Al 446 | taxing and taking rest from the heavy dutics of . 35 37 486 | Washington.24 45 life. I don't think I shall return to Washington until the fall. It is very hot there in the midsummer and earl fall, and it would ional League. not be a good move for me in my present cou- Fr. T. P._| ditio 597 | Philndelphia.32 34.485] “Will you remain in Bar Harbor all sum- 582) Lrooklyn....31 96 463 | mer?” a 405] 40 408 Yes: my physicians say Tinust. Heretofore I have disobeyed their commands, but since 1 find that they understand my physical being | best, Lshall acquiesce without a murmur. Bar | Harbor air seems to revive me. It seems to drive a the curves of rday’s game, and they lost The Statesmen could not ba Mr. Dolan in Sx is ease a fea i Chas t stupidness and ‘don't care” air the third of the series to Columbuy in sce iy toner Gacvoue Coation quence. ‘The score was 3 to 1, the Senators ¢%- | Srceialiy the prostrotion caping » sbut-ont throug the good ofiices of | Docs your hearing kcther you? ‘There was Catcher Lohman, who banged the ball enough once to make it go into the far witile he ran hard enough to get home. ‘This happened in the third inning, and atter that | not a man re ome for Washington. fhe oppo-ing pitchers wore Carse¢ and Polun. The fielding was far better than ox the day before, and the game, thongh close, was hardly u urticie in one of the New York dailies t deafness cvertaking you. “No, indeed,” answered Yr. Blaine, “T can x when Jwas a boy. That is ab- ing Tknow, they will have coll you sleep well at night?” inquired the reperter. : ‘ot very well the first part of the evening, nite soundly the Intter part. It secma to esting. Columbus scored cne ran im ¢ jme that £ never can sleep when *he tide is inning en a fumble by Dovel, m passed ball and | going out. But when it comes rushing in with a lit by Sneed. ‘The second run of the visitors | that soft, gentle splash it just woos me to slee was made in the third inn: Crooks like a buby, and [ forget ail causes of worri- ment. Even sll the humdrum duties of lite drop off into oblivion until J awaken naturally. ‘Then Lam mueh refreshed. visit- nt to Urat on balls, was sacrificed to second, je third and scored on an ervor by When J wa thai he secured his base. A sncriticeand atwo- | ing my daughter Mar; Mre. Damrosch, in be sent him around. A one-hand catch by | New York, I couldn't slecp at all. I hardly o Murphy in the second inning, a jump catch by Wheelock in the fifth and a ran “and catch b Slattery in the eighth were the features of the closed my eyes in three days’ time. but now Iget a goodly amount of sleep every night. My headaches don t seem to grow much better. but time will remedy that tonble. It took a Jong time to tear nature down, and necessarily it will tuke a long time to build her up.” “Does the day pass heavily on your hands witheut your papers and your books?” “Ob, Uhave all my tavorite papers and books sent right hero to Stanwood and my wife and gona read them tome. Emmons is my right- hand man, and anticipates my every wish con- cerning business afluirs, while Mre. Blaine is 2 capital reader, her taste in literature bemg the same as mine. T am very fond of music, too, and my daughters, Mrs. Damrosch aud 'Mrs. Emmons Blaine, aré both accomplished niusi- cians, and play just the airs I like. Then the children, the Coppinger children, who are with me, are quite amusement enough for one per- son. ‘They quite puzzle me with their ques- tions, their puzzles and their conundrums.” hits and 8 errors and Co- ror. Alvord mude two hits, a single anda the other. shington mad mbus 6 hits and 1 NerES. St Lonis plays three gamer The Senators should make two vietories at least this week. Alvord wns the only man to stand up to his line in batting on Saturday. Arlic Latham has signed a contract to star with Dockstuier's mixetrels next winter. Boston beat St. Lonis in an exhibition game at Providence yesterday by a score of 9 to Sin the presence of 3.600 people. Manager Chapman has rigned a man named Fox of the Pottstown, Pu.. team to play third tor Louisville. yeu drive much?” Juniors met the Dew} “Oh, yes. Tum passionately fond of griv- Drops of Scuth Washington Saturday evening | ing. ‘TtLere is such ease, euch comfort in that in the Arvenal grouncs for the second time and | exercise. One has only to ke put imto a car- were defeated in a one-sided contest by score | r of 16 to6. Hi len's curves puzzied the Boston House boys, who made but twe hits, while Hickey of the Boston House was hit for twent two bases with a total of 16 runs. The features of the game were the battery work of Houle and Smita, and the batting of Smith Kowe, Holten and Lash. Challenges from all amateur clubs should be addressed to Mavager Gus Lowe, 428 7th street southwest. _— NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. ge, then the horse does the rest. I drive every day and often twice a day if my health will permit. Today Lenjoyed my drive very much mcre than usual.” “Then you de not walk?” jo, not yet, ouly acrose the piazza or down tc Emincn's Louse. He lives at Cleftstone, Just below us.” “Wher did you suffer the Jatest attack?” asked the reporter. ““L think it was last Tuesday, somewhere about the first of the week twas tempted by some fruit which was sent me by my friends. 1 think at brought on nervous dyspepsia or «ome- thing justas tad. But since then I seem to have picked up wonderfully Iam quite en- gednow. I don't think it was anything usigl that green fruit should make me éick, as it ifkkes incst everybody ill, and why papers should have gone tuto the details of the affair and made.such a fuse over it isa myste Politicians Get in Their Work at a Picnie— Keal Estate Transfers—Notes. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rockvitte, July 12, 1891. The Rockville and Tenleytown Electric Rail- road Company have completed their road and now have cars running regularly from the District line to Bethesda Park, about six miles from this pia s leave the junction of this roca and vrgetown and Teuleytown road every half hour daily, Work on the ex-| jon of the road to this place is still 1 there any rouble with your spine?” ‘The doctors wy my spine is perfectly heaithy. Tlie down so much on ac- count of my bowels and thighs, I qnick flashes of cramps through ros he G thighs. Pe rh. Uiat 18 nearosis or something progressing. of i . Sometimon [think it is, for George Hopkins, 2 negro from the vicinity | when the weather changes from bot to. cold or of Sandy Spring. has been committed to jail at | from dry mpness I suffer the most. ere is absolutely no truth in the assertion that you roam over the inilla, or play croquet, or atiend the fushionable hops?” “No: nota word of truth in any such aseor- tions,’ answered Mr. Blaine. “I stay at home, nso s seitanlancs ‘ of | Lam able to mect only my own friends, and Lemacbsohaspeepeteeernae _~ hare OF | sometimes am not equal to the task of spe ig ® watch from Mr. doin. Trondles of | sn afternoon with them. Ihave not been He will have a preliminary | side of a Bar Harbor drawing room since my arrival this summer.” Mr. Blaine is greatly troubled over the re- ports which have crept into the sensational sheets of the country. He does not like to be wrongly quoted or represented, He is, per- haps, a little thinner than when he was in Washington and may be « trifle paler and less buoyant im spirits. When he was there be was nervously excited and worked up toa certain pitch, at which it was absolutely necessary for him to continue in order that he might carry on his social and official business promptly and operly, but now he is suffermg from that grext strain, and Le amust pay the penalty of overwork. He dresses in stout woolen trousers, thick flannel underwear, and wears woolen stockings. He wears a light chetiot vest and t and when driving always takes two and sometimes, if the wind is heavy, wl around himself. His hat is a white and his gloves buckskin. Blaine, who had been walking on the came in just as her husband finished talk with the reporter Yes,” said sho, ports which have'rcached our > city have worried both Mr. y one cord i fact, 1 might say they have quite aggray Mr. Blaine's illness. “We tried to keep them from him as much as we could, but somehow or other he got hold of them. While out on is morning drive he often stopped at the villuge book store aud bought some of the daily pepers, and in that way, without our knowledge and very much against his physi- ciwn 5 wishes, he ww the fabrications, wholly imaginative untruths, gotten up by unrequited reporters who came all the way to Mt. Desert from town, and who, being unable to get an in- terviow with Mr. Blaine, because he was ill and unable to talk even to his own family, went down to their hotel and reeled off these imag- this place, charged with disturbing religious worship at Sharp Street Church in the fizth district. Wm. Cooper, another colored boy, was stea Potomac n Monday for the months, hax been compelied te the office is now vacant, the council ving yet made another appointment. work of regrading and piking the street in front of the grounds of the Agricultural So- ciety i progressing in a satisfactory manner and the work on Mouroe street is also being hed to completion. ‘The picuic given at Damasens yesterday was # big affair and was attended by a large crowd of pessons from this and adjoining countie Addresses were delivered by several prominent | speakers, a game of base bail was played and | tine music enlivened the occasion. The gath- | ering of the people was considered a good place | by the politicians to get in their work and they eagerly embraced it. All the democratic aspii Tr uomination at the primary exception of three or four, we hand and it is estimated that there was more hand-shaking done during the day than there was daring the recent trip of Presidont Harri- son across the continent. During the past ten days the following trans- fers of real estate have been recorded. in the office of the clerk of the circuit court for this county: E. G. Davis and wife to E. K. Cole. block 2, Kensington, #1 quhar to Clara B. Ba and win, lots 10, 11, secti Richard J. Mannakee to Johu O. Williams and wife, 160 neres of Innd, 2700: Kenj. Imvall to part of tra ‘d “Cooper,” Tis to Charles ¥. Morrison, 65 | erches of land, ; Margaret and Barnes to Wai. F i: Rachel anc past few sign that po- Ag Blaine and myaclf more than ay In agine. square James 2 were Matthews ty Edwin F. Abell, Wm. W. Welsts inations by the column and twe columns. Block 3, 1 “Mr. Blaine, in reality, isever so much better wife to John White, | an when he lett New York. There he was | fart of lot ft. block 6. Takowa Park, $600. |q «tate of nervous excitement. Even the oj lashington Danenhower afd wife to | ing of a door bothered Lim and made hi | Hazseil. lot 18, block 7. Rockville Park, e150; | 8 Of nid a Task enloge Se cea 28; | pain, so he satd; but now, why, he just exjoys a | hoist, and often sits in hiv chair ont on the 00; National Chantanqus to | jawr, when the day is fine and watches the merry exer. 25 lots iu block 16, Glen | romp of the children. As for him playing teu H. Warner and wife to Albert | jie gr walking among the rocks on the teach, 3 Kensing- | why, that as too idiotie for anything. I should same, tote 2%. | think any person who read it would know it Kensington Park, £4,900; | was a fulse report. A'man of Mr. Blaine's age Baltakey | Brothers to Sarah A. Watkins, | vonid not be Mkely to begin to play tenis ae Se Peek gene A. | How, Wlien he bad not even sequires the rudt- . A. | ments of the game in his enrlier yours. Today Davis, lot 5, block 9, Glen Echo, $800; Marie | U°}* Hank spetites ant ate cond | Mattord wari husbassd to Stepan 2, Ket, | Be badd an excellent apvetite, anid ate some ot | his favorite old dish, raspberries aud rice. The lote 20, 21, block 13, Glen Echo, 2500; raspberries were sent to him by # friend. They j potitan Tavestment Company to Madison Davis, | were Leautiful berries, rich,rare and juicy, and | fot 1, section 9, Garrett Park, £400; John T. | PoC isecul tem cree noche Me ee te ett | Wetsler to Larhare Isrsel, lot 41, section 102, | ea1 ar bread and much batwr. He was aivare Garrett Park, $400) Joly A. Hirth sud wife to | fond of simple diet, and since his arrival at Bar Tank, £600. Metropoitten Investment Compene | Harbor has not particularly vuried iu his choice ogee pany | of food, except for an exaggerated craving for [seen Witel lot 4, section 50, Garrett Fark, | our Witcn to the doctors. tell ine. istone The Athletic Hage Bail Cinb of this place, Tl an nt se=P minal | who went to Martinsburg, West Va., yesterday ESAS APOE omy 8 game with » club of that town, . The Proposed Inquest Over Siniler. Feturned this eve by | Warden Brown of Sing Sing says he is not a score of JS to 9. Ruckville boys claim | alarmed over the threntened Inquest on the | that they were not defeated ieee body of the murderer Smiler by Coroner Levy po ashe ae Re eaghencene cy pee wal a of New York. The warden says that the coro- fe ex a on Z the mine, and that lio waa the best one that | "CF hat no right to exhume the body. He town coukd produce. a AM. further states that neither he nor his witnesses at the execution Inst week will obey any sum- mons from the coroner to attend an inquest on Smilers body until the attorney general directs them to do so. —s0o— ‘The Cahensiey Memorial. Cardinal Gibbons, who is at Cape May, ro- poe New ¥. M. €. A. Officers Instatled. ‘The ofticers of the new Young Men's Chrie- tinn Association were installed yesterday uta meeting which was held in the A. M. Z. Chureh om M street. Rey. J. Miltom Waldron of tho Berean Church presiled and addresses were made by Rev. Mr. Grimke, Rev. Walter H. Brooks and Mr. Fred Donglass. The officers are as follows: President. Warner; vice George F. rectors, George F. F. Cook, Lewis A. Cornish pa 4. H. Merriwoatber, E. A. Atkinson, Parker N ——o American and thet no Bailey, Thomas H. Wright, L D. Baltimore, E. | inno: regarding the method Gaia inn’ Gordon end Ricard |e panes of bhp wal bet RALLY FOR HOME RULE. ‘The National Federation of Amerien Issues a Kinging Address. The National Federation of America, recently organized in New York tonid the home rnle movement in Ireland, has issued tho follow- ing: To the Friends of Home Rale for Ireland: Agrave danger to the Irish cause compels us to address you on the present occasion. As part of a people that has struggled so long and so bravely to regain their political rights, we cannot abaudon the contest now in its most trying hour. Yet little longer and the perse- Yerance, courage, patience and wisdom that have been so admirably displayed by our peo- ple, will bo erowned with success. You know the heroic efforts of the Irish poople and their representatives in Parliament for the past twelve years, You know the intense strain to which the entire popn- lation has been subjected, and the wonderful manner in which that strain has been sustained. You are equally awsre of the “unfortunate events of more recent occurrence, which well nigh-wrecked the hopes of the people, after all their splendid sacrifices. It only remaina, therefore, to consider what further action should be taken, so that the efforts of the past may not be wasted and the hope of the future be disappoizted. It was not to be expected, in the very culmination of a nation’s hopes, that a danger would have arisen in the manner and from the source whence it came. We were led to expect, and the cause certainly de- manded, the most unimpeachable integrity in those who aspired to be its champions; but when to gravest social lapses political blunders amounting to madness are added, the situation becomes derperate, and this very con- dition ix the issue we have to mect. Painful as it ir to say it, because of his past political services, Mr. Parnell can no longer be Tegarded as a possible leader of the Irish move- ment. Never did any nation offer a greater opportunity to inscribe an honored name on the page of history than Ireland offered him in her futert conflict but ho hus thrown it from his grusp nnprized. She made him chief and Invished honors on him. He was the center of her councils, the connecting link of all her po- litical forces. She finde herself mistaken. He has followed other courses and lett her power weakened and her councils divided. Itie gen. erally xo whon the destinica of a nation are cen- tered in an individual. Let uslearn from it. Tet us speak to the people of Ireland at the present crisis with no uncertain yoice. ‘Their splendid action at the by-elections proves they have even anticipated our wishes. “They must lay aside forever hero worship and one-man leadership. Full repre: sentation, free assemblage, fair discussion and the temperate rnle of the majority must be the guiding principles and, with a single mind, the nation must resolve that for no man must the cause of Ireland be sacrificed. To inspire this sentiment and_make it uni- versal wo raise our voices now. We had hoped that from the force of recent events, nnd in a spirit of true patriotism, Mr. Parnell would have retired. We waited silently for this end. Again Lave we been dixzppointed and we now feel that longer silence would be culpable. We cun no longer conceal from ourselyes that he has yielded to matign influences that threaten destruction to the Irish cause. In no other way can we explain many of his recent acts. His hostility to thet pewerful party in England which, under the expres promises of Mr. Gladstone, is solemnly pledged to give home rule to Ireland; his Gontinued insults to the honored head of that party-—to the man hon- ored, not only of England, but of all the world; his intolerant bearing toward the majority of the Irish parliamentary party; his insults and his insolence to the venerable ecclesiastics re- vered by the vast majority of his fellow-coun- trymen; his cowardly catering to the anti-Irish factioniswn of the north of frelund, and last, but by no means the lenst, his cold-hearted treat- ment of the evicted tenantry, who, to carry on his fight for Ireland, have left themselves and their little ones without shelter or food on the rondsiie, while he, complacently beholding their sufferings, locks up $200,000 idly in the bankers’ vaults of Paris. ‘The men must be blind who does not seo in all this « deadly blow at the Irish cause anda spite hat ili accords with disinterested patriotism in the past. The time in which it is exercised magnifies the offense, We are on the eve of s general election. It is conceded on ull sides that ths question of home rnie will be settled tavorubiy or udversely by this election for another generation at icast. What crime could be se great, then, ux dixunio or unpre paredness when it comes: Let the crime lay where it nay, friends of Ireland in Atweric we must be ready. Personal 1 become contemptible in the present hour. ‘Ihe ad- vanced and enlightened thought of England is with us. Only an obstinate and autocratic aristocracy is against us ‘This is the hour of testing if we can be true to onrselzes, of prov- ing to the world that the genius of Ireland can govern iv Ireland as well ae it can serve. We therefore invite ali who sympathize with the cause tu lend it their assistance, to enroll freely in the Irish National Federation and fill ite ranks quickly, ax the time is very short. We ask that the representatives of the people be fethfully sustained by every unwavering friend of Ireland, that all may have an oppor- tunity of performing what we believe to be the Inet generous duty to Ireland. ‘The appeal in signed by Thomas Addis Em- met, M. D., president; Eugene Kelly. treas- urer; James. Coleman, secretary; John Byrne, chairman board of trustecs. +e —___ SPLITTING THE ALLIANCE, The Texas Convention Denounces the Sab- Treasury and Land-Loan Schemes. The Texas alliance convention closed late Saturday night at Fort Worth, after adopting resolutions denouncing the sabtreasury and land-loan schemes and governmental owner- ship of railroads, U. 8. Hall, president of the Miasourl alliance, charged in a speech that Dr. C. W. Macune had sold out to the protectionists and in further- ance of that bargain the third party move was inaugurated in the sonth to divert democratic votes. Ho said that it was no disgrace for such aman as Macune to get into the alliance, but it would becomea disgrace if he was not turned out. President Hall was loudly applauded. ‘The subtreasnryites, of whom a squad walked out of the conyention Saturday, are red hot. It is believed that the outcome of the conven- tion will be a split of the state alliance into factions, one representing the third party and the other the democratic wing. rage convention adopted the following roso- lations: “Resolved, That we denounce the subtreas- ury and lang loan schemes and governmental ownership of railroads ax a violation of ‘the first principles of guod government, as paternal in their character. ax ecntralizing in their char- acter, us centrulizing in their tendencics, and if enacted into law they would create such a horde of national officeholders as would fasten the elutches of the party in power upon the throats of the people #0 strongly that the yoioes of the honest patriotic citizens would no longer be heard in the contro! of government affairs. We demand that these men who are not farmers be removed from national and state offices of our order and that none but those who have their interest in farming be allowed to fill such places. We now appeal to all honest members of the alliance throughout the United States to unite with ux in putting down this common enemy and disgrace of our order. ‘To this end we most earnestly recom- mend the brother alliance men of the United States to meet in national convention at St. Louis on the third Tuesday of September, 1891. “Resolved, That we most heartily indorse the course of Hon. U. 8. Hall, president of the state alliance of Missouri, in refusing to con- our alg) action of green of C. w. Macune at Ocala, in opposing the subtroasury scheme, kc. We enrnostly pledge Mr. Hall our support in the noble and manly effort to rid the order, both state and national, of all shackles which will retard ite strength. KANSAS LEADERS CIEAGRINED, Alliance leaders in Kausas are greatly chagrined and worried at the action of certain leaders of the southorn allianee in calling’ the Fort Worth convention to resolve aguinst the subtreasury idea. gThey claim that it is ‘a scheme of southern democrats to break up the alliance, and that prominent democratic Con- gressmen are at the bottom of it. Leaders fear that this is but the inning of a move- mont that will disrupt the organization in Kansas, 24 thousands of Fepblicans who fil at © people's party last year would their southern bro follow the course of their thren and go back to their old party. —_—+e. —__ Ran Intoa Land Slide. The west-bound ‘train on the North- Parsenger ern Pacific, which left St. Paul, Minn., on Thurse day night, while running at the rate of forty miles an hour ran into a land slido at Marshal the tenlded and alghtly gut ofthe, hesd? buss rolling was quite heavy. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. SPRINGS AND BATIS. CME, ATLANTI€ CITY, N.. ‘Kentucky ave. = Mildnie cits 8. ow 0 ‘ear the beach and! hew fron pier. = Te aineTt ee Tate Colonnade Hotel, Phiiadelp! Now open. Three minutes’ walk from bathing grounds. Accommorlates 350, 2: ‘OLEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, PACIFIC AVE AND 1 NO} x. ‘New ana first-class im all its appointments, ARLES C. MURKAY, Prop. myst Late of Colonnade Hotel, Phite, Koos CER SPRINGS HOTEL BLUE Gone: tres hot and cold a WESTEES MAR Re iat NEW MANAGEMENTS ‘water bath. Open ier % ASHINGTON Senso 9" BL opens my13tm.cod MES. D. LOCRARD. $15-2m, PRUE Morrie, BOM Wastisert Sag ay ay VONGRESS COTTAGE, TMG STOCKTON HOTED. CAPE MAY, N.3— | Adan of the St James wnt Attic Hotein, halttinor C Mansarhusatte’ and Pacific aves., (Ye Soy A RCHAESEA SOMOS Sie “TURES ENG ATLANTIC Clive Ro. managemont. Greatly tuproved. Chinge ur ATER’ Bvery devartinent frw-ciane Hates, fat ow open.“ (niyl-cotim) MUSA. HINKLE | “Jeteom HVT WALTON: Provelctcr Ercan Siar oaks. oe adie eartfee, ee NONGRESS HALL. iP aE winDson, ‘OF adidrenn, antl Juss 1 Nre OBO. PF ADAME, $¢- Jasnen fictei, baitionorn, CAPE MAY, §.2., + Biue Kidge Suinauit, a. After 15th of June, P. Xow open. Pio ass my30-2m WW. REE. _ | (hee om ie Fane ee W Eat ERD HOTEL CAPE WAY, N..: LK | pponrietors ie align rating Areontes Suit surpassed pear beach, and depot. Rates ‘and Tron howling ‘alley, ahcert 812 t081S per week, eee aay ealery. lawn tenuis archery an other anvunenems, nym ‘AMD K. CARE. | Spiendit niesand drives, Z swiinndig oot rai ABERDEES retain.” Hot and cold tation. The three bots ase T a subuiied with'water,fruno the mouhain. wewee Sm Eieeetiz cp the teach. “Hot and cold sea baths. Ua-| feet shove ses ieval coot and dey aantistion tarde. obstructed ocean eet ‘and vail. wo, mougultos. Dr. C. W. Chaise! un "Vises fr MUOME, Propnevor._ | Ro, Bowsaites, Dr. cM ¢ < and Dr. FT. Chamberiain of Washincton will be CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Viswinta ave! near the ocean, ‘Open ali the year. Seta ne 78 Col. JOHN M. CLARK. SEAN CIty, Bg. fendance. Prot. Shroeder’s rams a Fut Ttttmoke. Nowopen. Unsurpassed in | {mish manic. Address F gi] that pertains to a pleasant stay at the ocest, €2 20 | Hotel, Wanatncton, D. 93 per day. WM. C. CROWELI. may l&srat. | Orkney Sprmes, * ALSSEA HOUSE, OCK ENON §PRING Jeeun end Pitman ave... Ocean Grove, N. J. ie teat. Nor eee Scere Washington. Hote! and JeSectan Neves. Tense reneonaile acon, | A cool temert. beunaial woke” Three remarkabie | OTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3. Facing the soa; open ail the year ot sou Water bathe, . . * rs. satin ns BEBONGG SANTOSEV H. BURTON. ‘OTEL EMERSON, nALLANTIC Orey, . 3. Soutli Carviina ave. peaf the beach, Jots-2mm ing ave: SAMUEL 3. YOUNG, HO UES NEEMIAT, ATLANTIC CITY, N.. T Maryland aver, “facing. tho ovean, 13 one of the prottiest iousea at thin favorite resort’ itis: bande Ronicly decorated and Turnisied: ban aii moderm im Troveientss receives 2200 tests, and is rapidly be- SGiEIK che headquarters for prot Washington and Baltimore. | Pric by the Week, €10 to 818. 3. lox we with price list. med 7 Sinatis W PHILADELPHIA,” pag aay ST ag Livery, bowling alleys, tennis iawn and ee ry 5 ; °N ‘Ocean pathway nearest the sea,south side, ball roori en! ts sear. No bar. no rowdy- Ocean Grove, Xd. 1. FOr descriptive pain} und terme apply fo 200.miwim “Sire Td WU AS. PRATT & SONG, bun balun. Late fists, oF 7 \OEAN GROVE, #3. to the proprietor at the Spainen my? SPRAY VIEW.” SHENANDOATE ALUM SeaIN' va. NOW close to Bo open to visitors. accommodstions wood aid tates baths. contaypin all nodern smuprovementa, Bisse eigigm, seommadstions oot trate. “Address Fifteenth weavon, open SUNE 1. INT oo i 3. LEMING, Manager. seen H WHITE, Propetetor. | — > = ———— BrP HE AUKOR. (ave, to houses frovn. the ocean. Bpeciat june and. beptes = oO nee, 6 Atlantic ave, Geeee Gee BORA HOUSE, AUROKA, WAST VilGINTA. ™. Li, P.O. Box 400. Join Aseiect HEALTH RESORT on & tear Minis sroesks tan OCEAN GROVE, ¥. 3., Xowopen. Elevator and furnishings all complete. ‘More and better accommodations for the thas, ‘uy hotel on the Jeisey cout, Write for circular. ‘sn 2 | AURORA, W.VA, 009 feet. pure slr, dolisent’ a end New dork ave. year; E. K. NEWCOMER. iS OTEL AND CONCERT GARDER, SN. J., how oper ected frou tu” by. Portable rool Paul Senta's ur- ces every evening. from 8 to 1138) & Mohrer's New ict pavilion; reached, 2's orchestra frow 10 t6 1am. ahd 3 to 3 piu. cafe uttecued. SCHLECHT & MEHRER, proprietors. a ARLES, ATLANTIO CITY, N. 3. Ocean end Detaware avs 1 fF Ohiw uve. vei day. No finer houreon the fuisud ese raion Scud ide pamphlet. “H. D-EASTMAN. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. with unsurpassed Ocean’ View. Balt water baths in the house. “ireulne. arin SUM p ROBERTS & SONS. PRE. TON, ATLANTIC CIEY, X. 3. OOR- tlantic and Connecticut avea._ Now open for geason. JOSEPH ENGLE, proprietor; WALTER C. ENGL ae ead TLANTIC CITY, N. J.. KEN- beacl ; steaui beat: modern conveniences." appotutinents first-class: open all the your, F. WILE. fe-Lin, jy 12a, (THe Fron Pact Steam heat thr. wl i. iP HE GILBERT, ATLANTIC CITY, all the yeat.. ‘Near the oc Atable Bret class. Mra, MW. GILD! u FIC AND NEW YORK AVES,, chen Altes four: strictly Arw-cinen; one block 5 reek im Hench ters $15 SP UELLLENBERGER, 3e0-2m: anager. [= SexpEION, | ‘Ocean mee ave., ATLANTIC CITY, 33. se13-1m, Fouts, frat, unis, JAMES S. MOON. _mny20-2m * ©. 0. LEFLER. tg and tate ores. SOUS A. LAS IZ LES! \NTIC . J HE TREMONT, SEA GIRT, N. J. ane. a nee? dil [ACIDE ATEANTIOGINY, Ftvavere, | 2 G = DELAWARE WAVT oak. xt houze to the beach. ie coke Now open. Allroome have ocean view. Musle, Ml | {3 Fs. Brick batiding deiugh:tully iowted. ehertie 3 rs. N. . I$: Sprityy water: vertoce samotation. 1 fous A FONTAINE, 190, 8 RERTUCRY AVE; FIR: Spee a ng area es renee fy neon. AVLABAR top it B DEAKE wa". 4 eat location: uniy haif #q myl4. Mra. G. PARKE. | J? ‘ ST unexcelled, Iuies: $8, $10, J ATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWALE Svea ora HOPE! AUCATRY, SPRING Take. SJ. Wan hcrs Gace) bencee toot ate = ant MOTEL a poor aera Direetiyom beach. | First-class througiout. passage Of the Delaware throwh the blue Ridwe, MONMEREY HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N35 ‘Artesian wate went Of mcenery and Test of hutrin, Sip Pours trent AME thoroughly comfortable; returnished ; open all tie | my 189m x jrowd st. iiladetpnia, yeltein Port PesDLET: Station. LW. GAODNLAD. LMER HOUSE, Spring Lake, N.J. Now open for gusts. _velhic Mrs, C. PALMER. CLEAVER. i[ HE “CARLETON ane SPRING LAKE BEACH, XJ. M. DraKIns. pen June 1. Special rates for June and Septein- +S ” bers Uyiilm) IS. HINKSUN, Fropneter. LOCATED OX poeta, 0 or “ Spring Lake, N. J., et ae Now open for guests. WANG Jel3-Im dis eosin, CLABAUGH. Bl ecigg SU) ILBCRION BY THE EA. SPRING LAKE, N. J. ILL TOP HOUSE, HAKPERS PERRY, W_VAy Seeggn, Jane 1 te October. bab feet alae tone no toese Fae R. K. LETCHWORTH. _nuiv im __®. K. LETCHWORTH. VARISLROOKE INN. . Cc VENTNOR, N. J Directly ou the beac! ‘The new resort, one inile below Atiantic Os Jell-an &. HAtNEs. HOUSE, CAMP Ii te May place: aime Kell yer's Ferry. W ternis, &: SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOL BAY BSE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. OPENS | J OCKWOOD HocwE. Hane FERRY, W.VA. june, Fineet location ou the xy. Convenient | 44 4. MS. 8. F, LOVE prietreee. both to Washington and Baltimore. | Best of salt-water Will be open from June & to Uctoter 1 Dathing. Boating and fishing. Steam Inunch snakes |_ Terms, 86 per wow gs issisgm hourly trips from hotel, as ARPEWS Pui For mformat cireul .. poe OAL, Sepetreae el ae i he largest house and eronnds nnd. tichost Jers” iy fur circular syd tern. Oven June Lo. ri Gete, Bal fue wetanova bon Sultnes | APE WHITE COTTAGE, Hsterics vviah A a : ‘well-known réopen | PPHE WHITE COTTAGE, HAKPER'S FERRY, W Fane 20. Write for ettcalers. Yi ae my 15-3 WOLFE & WARRINGTON. _ | July 1; board $5 ahd eps: week, woud 1 QUEL HENLOPEN. CAPE HENLOVEN BEACH, | Teference. HK. Stirs, 241 D st bs Rehototh, Delaware, Feopen June 2, 1x0. | D.C. WM. H. BELL, Proprietor. _ ote ba, Hope iaiy yards from the sart, Huck | NOUN HOME SCMMEK KESOMT ts PROS ue ON WATHER BURTON | ayeehdenecr cee "peption of esis, Terms frou $3 COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, COLONIAL BEACH, | LAUGHLIN, Deer Park, Md. i 2. ,V®. OS inties irom Washington. Now open Fishing, crabbing, boating; luthine finest ou the Po- MISCELLANEOUS. Sonn pte Labls cise uusuryaaned: €2 per day 10 €1 per week. Heduced rates seartiet | WY OODLAWN, ROCKVILLE, MD — Wint, BE pened f ytion of ‘siests May 10. For terms appiy at the CLAMENDEN HOTEL. 19h and New York ave. ‘apes Fveck: tad dy4-2u* 88 BOARD AND ROOM PER free. |. @..E. JOHNSON, Colopiai Beach, Va. 1p" LETANDE: ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. ‘On the beich, Massachusetts avenue. ‘Cb: er. Manager, ap28-3m el Wuner, Proprietor, HE MANSION, ATLANTIC CI1Y, NJ T THL LARGEST MOTEL: Open all the year. . CHARLES MoGLADE. HE MARYLAND, OCEAN END NEW YORK AVE. Atlantis City, 1 J. new bouse; new furniture; electri the, ke. inyid-atu FB. OREM, Prop. and Manager. 1[ HE ORIENTAL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, VIE Diinis eve. near beach. “Everything Rew. ‘Ait mod pL MALEX. Mt. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. TH ROSSMORE, TENN. AND PACIFIC AVES., Atlantic City, X. J; location unsury j peat the beach. ail modern conv irs. JNO. P. DOYLE, late Cape May. je ‘HE SHIRLEY, ATLANTIC cITY, ¥.3 cintzients” For information apriy: Boon 10; O14 pointes ‘or infurmation apy Sun.w. MT. SOULHALL, Maager. iny21-3m HE STODDART, CORNER cific aves., near Traymore end Brighton hotels, tie CHR NS Ekeat-claam family” hovel: cxcel- lent cuisine, elec ts, under Lew xpa1 = rer MANY DALGLEISH. Reterunce: iH ~ Je5-2m* SMALL & SONS, "THE victor ¥. NJ. CTORIA air: ay 1 LLINOIS AND PA- Atlantic City, shington, D.C. FLAN RIC sot CaO SESS a pen all the year, jetta 7" M. WILLIAMS. iP HE WALLINGFORD, ss saath aktte CITY, N. J. Pacific ave, belo nicky; one ‘squars from ‘Terus moderate, ibe HARLEY. pe ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. York and Kentucky: enlarged, uke vonstone, Rerun gL a0tG Be fee aes p R. Toe RE, Jr. e263 ‘THE WELLiNoton, OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. r. Je20-2m M.A. & H. 8, MILKOR, Proprietors. _ (THE WINDERMNRE, ATLANTIO CITY, N. XN Reuwated all the Year. patronage 90: Row o jovuted. all’ the. Your ited AMC pean 03.6. BAKER: a ASBURY PARK, N. J. BURY PARSPALARTA HOTEL.” Dirertly on ocean front. Ail modern improvements. Oyen dUNE IS. [l-2u) WM. APPLEG AE: Prope SBURY PARK, N. J. A HOTEL COLUMBIA, Fronting on the ocean at 6th ave. ; entirely and mnoderu open Jame 13 accommodates 2002, For tates and miormavion address W. HARVEY JONES, Prop. J rates for June and bepteunber. myZi-2m fol near beach aud lagen perfecd located; near beact and lakes; wire springs and hair anattresmes, su- penor table Hops, tennis, boating, alu,” Bixth ‘season, Open June & to October 1. THOS. G. ALLAN, formerly of Washington, D.C. dels ASBURY Park, ¥. 3 Fauily bot oo. fr ocean: thea by nd ‘auuily hotel; frovting ocean. was a1 electricity; artesian water ail inodeen seuprovenentss superior tabie and appointnients; terms moderate. any Lb ‘T THE SEASHORE_THE BRIGHTON, AS- Park ;opem all the year; one and je ocean; large, Well ventilated anc commmnnicating rooms: perfect sanitary condition: artenian water and gus throwehout tho Rouse: special rates for Septerber; surf bathing. Address MIS, HAMILTON HUNT. j-Lm* SIEFERDEES, Gor, Ml ave. ‘and Bereh at., Asbury Park, N.3. Exceilent board; plersant home in beautifully situ- ated cottaxe, with fine ocean view; hoube With modern improvements. 3e20-a s™ AUGUSTINE— ASBURY PARK, N.J. Full view of ocean. Near tathing pavilion, All im- Proveniente, Ranitary plumbing. isteotm ‘AS BINNEY, Propriotroes. dyl-colm ipPRE BELDEN, 4th ave. near Kingsley at,, os Asbury Park, ¥. J. 320: A. B. WASHMOOD. HE FENTMORE— odern improvements. 13g blk Epes Smeets Os NORE Ay ek ws. ei HE LEADLEY_ASBURY PARK, ¥. J.. FOURTH for toh: DERE the beach ; 10th season accohimodations ing, pevilions and lake. ‘com ditions perfects Milzs: Us COULD) ERODES. Pop. SAINT CLOUD, 213 18T AVE., ASBURY Maccomsucdatiens tor 00, puceis. “Electr digs aa 0 ‘HE WINDSOR,” modern improvements Send for cieculat. ‘24 and Kingsley, Park. Appeal ies ane, WIS, Propeietor. 100 yards from ocean. Under wanasenient or owner. " E WYANDANK. 215 THIRD AVE., ASBURY amy25-co3n COMSTOCK & JAMES, SEA-SIDE—JERGEY COAST. S6}QERWICK LODGE,” 53 ree a, 5 se addres f WEBEELON iene eke ONGHESS HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD.. CAPAC- C580 weceta whl open Sune 37: tetiing anne {Koad bom, nating at feline tern 810 [eta porwent Uhidueh tpains from Wastinutoe i four hours” DRLDY POWRLL: Provrintors Joos Tut CEAN CITY, MD.+ O OHRY MD crty, MD. BICYCLES. (EW RAPID SAPETY BICYCLES MATERIALS, OFkinaiehip, finikh superior to all others. N loose of broken spikes, sixth seacon, cushion ti 801, cor. Gth and Mass’ ave. PALMER, Prop. 3y13-Lin YoU WANT To Ske THE NEW As Bayard Taylor remarks, “*The velvet beach of CAPITAL DART. the Atiantic, "We mosautites, no nay deters Direct rains fromm Youre ta hotel door is four HIGHEST GRADE HOME PRODUCT. WITH CUBE. “ATLANTIC HOTEL TON TIKES vce mow oM@iLL OPEN SURE 25, We pew orm Bue. ‘Rirxcsrixe, Proprietor. Je6-201 SEASIDE HOJEL OCEAN CITY, Mp.. NOW SORT Fron Wut Season TAL For — Boies QALesizep sarermes cuear, LD POINT COMFORT, VA.—SHERWOOD.— | ~*agvance,” 24. heels Oreoen's Fear: pure eve ir: uo maiaria: hot eid mee See cold baths; crate, Ash and oysters. Moderate rates, ” . 2 day, 610 week and upward. GEO. DOORER. Ps $50. my dmo* Owner and Prop._| Frame of steel tubing, strongly braced; tangent- PINEX POINT HOTEL, ST MARY'S COUNTY, | spoked wheels; Lall Learings 10 cranks, polls and ‘Mu., now open for season 180). Fure sea air. no | Lor whevia, sales gry age aes = ovsters that I'bave ever had, as they are from tay owns GORMULLY & JEFFERY MPG. 00., oyster beds. All other sea food in sbundance. Mod- crptetatea 82 8 day” S10 week and ai ward [iForcirculare apply’ to Wash B. 2. her wharf, foot of aPeaday? Thursday and Batardy Messe Wey on Buiidaye at oclock Bn gaigumet Sie leuves her wari, foot 7th street, oo sanday at 4 olock pe ‘Steamer fygert lenves the same whurf on Monday a Thursday at4oclock pane Nott oD ‘ome day boant and sold on the boat, tue hote: for 83, jowed to be landed at the Point THOS. W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. jcursion boats 2 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. JRUSER SPRINGS 18 STILL. ON TOP FOR GOOD | on NOKFOLK. OLD PoINT _ PINEY LB. GRAVES, Manager [jell] 1325 14th st. (PE er colts Saker wicrcLe | Has arrived. Tt isa beauty and puts all others to s:eap, Call and see it, GEO. 5. ATWATER & CO., 1424-26 Penn. ave. a3 aN bathing, (rut bes Nw onen for boarders KFOL Eo AND PRE saarees “Bs “RB: BUACKG TONES SUNS, iver fy Gr Bu tip 6 00 steamer inrtrebthne winete Iprings, Md. dei7-lm_ | focminus of oats ‘THtRSDAY.SAT- ‘OW OPEN—HOTEL TOLCHESTER. gh tisaene Se SITUATED ON CHESAPEAKE BAY, 25 MILES FROM BALTIMORE. SUMMER BOARD AT REASONABLE RATES. Splendid fishing and salt water bathing. ‘Telephone and telegraph communication. Daily mail. G. E. NOLAND, Supt., supe $17 Go abt and co & 0. Yeu ALFKED WOOD, G. T. A. STEAMER T. Vv ARROWSMITH, PROM 71H ‘st. whart,—On Bionday and W ya 4 pm for Colonial Beach, Colton mint Creek, Piney Point, Sunith’s Creek, Coan scomico Rivers. We turnin, land at Piney Powt and intermediate land- ings. “Arrive at Wasuingtun Wednesday ond Friday Jo13-1m_Tolchester Beach, Kent county. Ma._ | MOEUINIS. 1 - 39.) on. cor Colonial Beach, Gol- x ton's, Piney Point, Coan and Yocouico. meturnine, (THE PRINCESS Axni land at Piney Point, Coiton's aud Colouiat Beawl. Ar VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.. at Washington Sunday's, at pa. ‘hun W HEDLEY, view Manager. Fok, AORPOES, FOuTRESS MONROE. Vie: winis Beach, Kichinond and all points south take the hew Manimnoth Iron Palace Steatuers WASHING. TON and NOKEOLK: davly from too: of Th stat THE FAMOUS VIRGINIA OCEAN RESORT, EIGH- | _2¥ TEEN MILES FROM NORFOLK. FINEST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING OX THR ATLANTIC COAST. | TERMS: 83 TO St dak DAT RIC Ge, TO 825 PERT iit eat Dats O- oflces, Glvand £3 WEEK, #00 PER MUSTH. Hoachistoty om sain at tnt 0. cfc Gv ang 8. E. CRITTENDEN, | 2 rite sel San Proprietor. Resort, " the "Coop Also proprietor of **Monntain Bouse" ‘Lake), Cooperstown, N.¥., of the Catek ‘TOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND, Md. © Bh 1. $1.0 day, 89 week, 30 per, month: “Special artadgements Yor Tamities join E. Tygert, Capt. John A. PRetchaa, leaves every Mouday and Ti a. or Fiver landings. ‘Tirmiay"s tip. wil : ied to Baltinore. AN twig mang be For sud freichs apply to BIEPLENSON & ‘one wonth or longer. Will mest Lady of Lake at ... 4th St. Whar, OF cor. wwe. end 22th Pines Point wharf. “Good sailing and batiuinz. ‘Boats | _ mihS8-Gua for sailing free. ADAMS BROS., Pincy Point, St. Mary's county. Md. A. J. Donaldson, ofice, and C. Xander, fem, FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenis For Nouint Creek, Va. sd St’ Clements Bay, Md, togehiy at iteriondlet fantinca, “Passenger accommodations first less." lass. KIDLEY, ‘General SPRINGS AND BATHS. BEPFORD spnrsas, BEDFORD, Pa. HOTEL OPENS JUNE1R, * ‘Write for pamphlet on this great Resort andthe famous as BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER my73m 1. B. DOTY, MANAGER BERKELEY sPaivas ‘NOW OPEN FOR ‘the season; three hours, ‘on. c ‘Address ‘GEO. FREENAN: Prorrigt fal. "'Satistaction cl, SE Hours, Jelti-lm ‘Berkeley Springs, An ies Gyen Suatege. ensiense 10M Sater LIFTON HOUSE, BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.VA, 3 ‘athe: ME. RAPHAL, THE CELEBRATED Ci Ce SO pet cock Sar ee De ORANGE iia MiXereni snd = tbe seventh darhier. T SERVICE; PRIVATE; | andjucky Hail to see thisia@y. oom Uy Vsloct one equate trou part and satis. Hare? | StU Fata w. wiiw select A ley Springer, W. Va. ay: VIST: i MERE E ROE oun, ‘This new and 18 situated on @. ‘overlooking of the mcuntaine ‘oar Tea-Mar, Were Deere Sours Sto lda ta ant seep Pik GREAT TT! xo De ‘VLYANIA STEEL RAIA” MAGNIFICENT Be rrarss trav cai stTarion COUNER GLH AN Lee i Th lsu Dhuing Cpe Miner to hehe = chicacs, Pacthe Exprem 1000 peas dor me and the west, with Siecber to Pucsturg. a ttt a 5 iE AND Poromac RAYLRO D. ‘Crnaniate . Hochester and Niagara Falla, Suniy. & 1. cn and Rec bewter Gay; fer Pate Racere desis, exegt Seturday. 1 OO pL Car Wan “teeteg 2, Recher set Niners re Fates ‘2 Raton to Daw heater wa TicorvS' and Rimira at 10-200.m4 Tor Wilteasport I PORPHILAT ELEN CS ot AS A 1008: ith Reina vorbis . Yor Sty Yosh omy. Huntind Egpran with Dining Cat from Raltimore. 400 a iy mae POR PHILADELAWLA ONLY Fast Pxprees, 5 i Arcounrotation, & ge very aay. whut For Srookiya. N.Y. ail through truism touags Sarees Cay with oats of Breen keno a ina direct ttamgter to Fulten st) anaes Seats ferriage serene how York city For Mt antic Cty, 2245 pom. Week Gave, 11pm For Baltimore, 5:00, 62, 7% 20-00, 1080, 1100 and *, 4:00. Mi Linstead ¥: except Suntag, For Annapolis, + 20 and 0-00 a... 13 80 F by fast Sunday. “Seadaye, 970 pm WASHINGTON SOCTAERN IN EFPECT JUNE 5. For Atezandrs «20 = RATLWax. wa? 43h hen Gu ns Arcom®odation for Quantico, For IG iogud math, 4 x 1 Sunday 2.08, O00, Wend Aaont,, FIR General Passer IND AND DANVILLE MATLIOAD 00, Ree Schedule in efiect dupe 7. Ail trains leave and srrive a! Pentiayivania Passene Wanhinston, 1, ¢ inal) tor. . Wethevitie, Bristol, Auoxville, Seutliwent 2 — Daily for Manasens, Warrenton ami quier White Suiphur Sprites. “Calpeper. Cranes Charlottesville stations, Chesapeake ant tits for Staumon amd. White Suiph Dauviile. Greenestuuro jna Division : Nesters enc North Caroiina D> Chariote mutta South Carolina Divisiou, and stations Aten Jorte Division to” Atiaitta, where compe: ic ia Daten Station fer all principe! porte Som Southwest. ua Bufiet Sleoper, New York abl Womhineton voube-tine with Pulls Sieeper Attahie iraus Via Mentaronnery aunt Mole, eal Puls Pan Siweper to Memphis vin Bitwinglan unites at Danville with Pullin Sleeper tor Auguste via Cos and at Greensiony with Pullian Sleeper foe fad Hot Sprite 2s pau Dally except Sanday, for (ng ate] tntermenliate wtotions * 465 yy —Daily eavept Sanday, for Warrenton amd Fauguter White Sulpiiur Sprinae Sean ay WAMHING TON AND WESTERN VESTIBULED LIMITRD.—A . cent Train of Pullman Vestibuied Palaces, cons ef Drawing Room. Dirinc, siewpine and Buffet Binowiaye. ‘sud Oumervation Caty ‘of the latest ani most Maniicent and Lusurious taue SEED ete rice AB tre fare oy my strats i connection with, Fire cles bot yallnian charges to Sny Toikt Arrives at Atlanta’ z od <tioms. with Piece een! Meridiac, ‘ew Orient» and Vickwivung in 500 p. an.—Daily, Southern Pxy for Lyueh- ‘Danville, Gresmabor salinbar amd North Caroline Division, Chatters veedine $2 over and above usual a mn. follow OR ree mn we Souths a a Sud stations South Carolina Divisiin to Augusas amt e's Stations Atiauta and Chathctte Division 40 oi Shere counection ts jusde in, Valen tation for all points Sunt = Southwest. Through coaches maftet Rleeper, New York to Kucxvilie vis ‘atisbury aud Westarn ora Funan Lyncnbape. “Denville, "Fullman Stic Sieeper, Washington to Mew Grlenns vip Atlan, Seance and Maile we {STUN ANDORTO DT¥ <n. om 5 TRAINSUN W ASHI leave Waehincton A 8 HU 8 ranrans hws at 104 i ieeping ‘Car rents ath ‘ aud erage con ind at fie, 18 ene Tyatla aves atd a Station, Heamey frame ftirond, Oth'aud Bate Washington, BC seu JAS. L. TAYLOR, Genoral Puss, Agent. (CHESAPEAKE AND on10 KaiLwax. Schndnie tn effect May 29, Em, Leave Union Depot, Oh, OF soit daily "arrive ar Gad Rolat ct iy Arrive at ae pint Nol ES pm —; pain, Cigeiniat Exyrem dally for stations in ,, ivest Ninniuia, ‘Rentucky ant Cincisusdl, thout chauge toUaniuestt artivaces wituout « 5 E Duninut car to" Clifton Fores, werving tuck alt supper 114UPin., FF, V, Vestine Limite, daily. Solid ‘trains, with dining cars, run rh Choate 10, “Veatiine Serpe tor Lome to Comat amgton and Louisville. Care cre open 0 ALTIMORE & OHTO RATLNOAD, B wi ren peng 1, VL Bree Tanta ee ee seven trainin, 11:90 a tu, BdUp. ta, den For Cinchinati, St. Louis Duled Lanited 3°30, ex) ity Fcr'Leaington aiid Staunton 110408. For Winohemer and way Statious. i por Luray. "Siu, "S745 pean, 1 Rena, bh, atancan and Meme pan. daily.‘ Sicopinie car through te For Valiimors, week day 4-05 00 aan ae (8-00, $5 ani ‘10-00. 4 animate ieee 11a pam i ant 5 a om dvatem), 2) 2 ld, 4