Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1891, Page 7

s Y, JULY 20, 1891. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDA CITY AND DISTRICT. H Fair desling bas always been the motto of Tax Evexmo Bram “A dollar's worth or more in return for every dollar re- ceived” is the principle upon which ft: busi- mess ie conducted. Advertisers usually get from ten to one hundred dollars for every one invested in its advertising columns. TRE JANE X DISASTER. Norfolk Steamboat Inspectors Believe That the Bteam Pressure Was Exceasive. Loenl Steamboat O'Sullivan and Milligan of Norfolk have made the following report to Supervising Inspector John W. Onst, fn regard to the explosion on the steamer Jane Mosely of the Inland and Seaboard Coasting ‘sline on July 13: “On July 13, about P- m., while the steamer Jane Mosely was swinging around at the Bay line wharf, in Portsmouth, Va., the steam chimney of the starboard boiler ex- ploded and from the testimony before this board, we are of the opinion that it wan coused Program for the Unveiling Ceremonies Te- morrow. Lexington, Va, is rapidly filling mp with visstors to witness the unveiling of the statue to Stonewall Juckson tomorrow. Mrs. Gen. Jackson and her granddaughter, little Julia day evening. Little Julia will unveil the statue ‘Tuesday. The town is profusely decorated with bunting and fings of every description, United States flags having a prominent part. The program f or tomorrow is as follows: ‘The parade will form on the parade ground of the Virginia Military Institute at 10 a.m., and Ladies Think then At. Wolf sACMEBtackng SEASIDE MISCELLANEOUS, PE ore Tom ARTE. Wis DOUBLE THaC site kati AONE ENT 4 HOTEL. ST. MARYS COUNT! for season 101. Pare sea sir. 00 CURNER OF Por Pyrmture of . 10.30 aan. daily to Chicme, seine Toute, with Partoe Cor fuanstcng te Rees hang and Sieeiira Care trom. Pittubary to indian: apols. Pataburr wo | olur tus, Altamate Chivase. Pi Kes wed Cine innit} syeron. @ 3 ya Gay arian Car Wa 2 Dimas ‘Cavemmati. W, Semepamae Cure Wine tas by excessive pressure of steam, and the lange | march in divisions to the Washington and Lee 43 CHEAPER than any other dressing : of the head being reduced from .807 to .196 of | University campun, where seats are prepared Ei teag 2 Tamme ome day hoard and ‘at any price, be it 5 cents, 10 cents, or pan an inch, the minimum being just above the | around the speaker's platform. Here the ora- So etcursica Wats slivwed to be landed at the Polat 25 cents, youcan convince yourself by | Rain at Baitimore, Washington and Philadel-| Te¢‘y:s0s, thereby rondered: it insectre. and | tion will be delivered up Gen: Jobat At att, tue season: ‘wearing one shoe dressed with Acme Blacking and the other shoe dressed with whatever happens to be your phia. : National League. At Boston—-Boston, 4: Philadelphia, 5. At Cleveland—Cleveland. 6; Cincinnati, 7. unsafe when the turn of the flange came. We also find that the pressure, according to the testimony of the eagineer on watch ut the time of the explosion (Mr. Brady), was twenty-two pounds, and the gauge, as compared by the in- and poem, “Stonewall Jackson's Wa: cited by Col. Thomas M. Semmes of opened with by Rev. Dr. Hi West Virginia, aud ‘the srator re- ie Vir- Ce Military Institute. Tho proceedin; in| fexrung Covom On Wane’. NEW YORK. 3-2, THOS. W. WILLIAMS. Propet SPRINGS AND GATS ; . ; nia, aud the orators will be int : favorite dressing. While Acme Black- | Rain at Brooklyn and Pittsburg. Fpectors’ test gauge, aiowed agven and & halt | duced by Gen, Wade: Fombten the pone : a5 BEPFOED ernixos ing wil endure a month through mow ous light," Thisshows thatthe Dollers were | will be reformed after the speaking aad march Hot Weather Necessities BEDFORD, Pa. = under a pressure Y: o the ceme' wi cotati il = 3. or rain, and can, if the shoe is soiled, aud by referring to her certificate of | veiled. The bridge ‘Artilery, which, fol bd Se ee ee bewashed clean,the other dressing will inspection dated February 1, 1891, we find that | lowed Jackson during his life, wilt fire a gen- J Bot last a single day in wet weather. Your shoes will look better, last longer and be more comfortable if dressed with Wolf’s Acme Blacking. WOLF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia PREPARED WITH CINCHONA AND COCOA) ‘Yogethor with a generous wine of very superior quality; prescribed the esas i fm cases of cuton tS. FEVERS of ali kinds, ‘of the STOMACH, and to aasist BUGEAUD'S WINE sofa very agrecable taste sold oy Z. D. GILMAN, Washington.| mbo- metho e BEECHAM’S PILLS Revvews New Fonsrrvaz Sroze, 513 7TH ST. N. W.. Between Eand F sts. ‘Rew qoods are arriving daily and our floors are ascrowded asever. Today we wish to call ‘Your special attention to our handsome line of Bod Room Sutton, Sideboards and Kefrigere- tors, Besides being useful ani seasonable articles they also make pretty home ornaments ‘snd, with Carpets, Mattings and Oilclotha, will ‘Washington's base ball prospects never looked brighter than they do today. The uew men re- cently engaged from the city of Omaha have arrived and are ready to do battle in behalf of the struggling Stateamen in today’s contest with the Cincinnati team. It will bea battle royal if there should be no rain, as King Kelly, heralded far shead by aut of his lame leg, with inquest-like details of his injurics, the boilers were under nine and a half pounds more pressure than allowed at the last inspec- tion. “We also found the weights ou the levers of the safety valves moved, and we think it was caused by the coucussion from the ex- piosion; but by placing the weights at what seemed’ to be the original position, and from calculation, it would take at least 33.19 pounds to raise the safety valves, aud from the tes- timony of the engineer the safety valve di not raise at any time from leaving Clyde wharf up to the time of explosion. Therefore, under section 440 0f the Revised Statutes, we hereby suspend Engineer James P. Brady for sixty days from date for carrying an ex- cons of steam above that allowed by the last inspection; and we also suspend Engineer C. Buunell for thirty days from date for neglect |of duty, under section 4450 of the Kevived Statutes, in failing to bring to the attention of the owners or agents the necessity of an intermediate inspection, as provided for and eral’s salute as the veil falls from the statue. 4 reunion Artillery, im all. Capt. Robert Monday night there will be with a banquet of the Roc! with their E. Lee will preside. MADE OFF WITH 810,000. A Tray of Diamonds Deftly Stolen From’a Jeweler. Robert Howe, a young bookmaker tablishment of Carl Warnicke, 12 West 28th street, New York city. The robbery occurred on February 6 last, and the police have been working on the case constantly. On that date Howe, or a man who closely resembles him, called at the jewelry store with a handsomely dressod woman, who said she wanted to pur- clerk, hasbeen arrested on a charge of stenting a 210,000 ense of diamonds from the jewelry es- ——— safely. weatl and you'll think so. Bewar Notice the large square package in the front rank. That's where it belongs—ask any woman who has used it. See what itdoes. It saves work, saves strength, saves health, time, and temper. It saves wear and tear, too—and that's money. Deli- cate summer clothes don’t have to be rubbed and wrenched when they're washed with Peardine. Everything is washed Pearline doesn’t do any more in warm er than in cold, but you seem to zeed it more then. a necessity. But it’s a luxury, as well, Try it in the bath, Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you, ‘‘ this is ss good as” or ‘the same as Bearline.” IT'S FALSE— Pearline is never peddled, and if your in place of Pearline, do the honest thing—sond it Gack, 193 JAMES PYLE, New York. Ir rocer sends you some- ‘Write for ramph ERRELEY PRI B ‘on this great Resort andthe famous BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. wy73m LB DOTY, MANAG: as, Ww Lode” te the langes:,'? Yenient private boantins GUC. gO per week. Adsireos, as aDove SAIRFAX INN Bi at this reset ist seioct ; One Square iron service aud cuisine ts of Ube highest Water of remuarkalwe purity B. and ¥ lea ose connection att ‘Bie te Litera! team, WAS uN 70. & 10, 9 ; —— sn alin NGVON sowrmemx i made necessary when there is a change of con- | chase sone di: had visited hotel 6 jo mu. patsphiete ata wien For Ale ¥ ; The bat Cie eetee ene ee eee Tees oor tne | ditions in the ropaire of the boller. [Iule Vi, ie eee ree CHARLEN WEL of, wae world that be bas no idea of jumping back to the league. With Kelly in the on one side and the new talent srrayen against him and his Killers on the other the game should be one of more than usual interest. SATURDAY's GAME. There was too much moisture lingering around the town on Saturday to permit the game tp be played. and the Nationals had to re- main quiet and let the Louisville Colonels creep down toward them by losmg to Boston by the seore of 9t00. The home team gained four points by the process. A single game may now Teverse ihe positions of the two clubs and put the Senators in that long-songht seventh place. Itis not much of ition, but it is a place, and that is what Washington has been after for y as they were playing poty A pyle TLouielle tn Boe ton, St. Louis in Baltimore and Columbus in Philadelphia. Tomorrow a new series will be began, in which the western clubs will play with each other in the west and the eastern clubs will return compliments in this section of the country. Boston will come here for a se- Ties of three games und then the home team will flit to Philadelphia to play as many with the Athletics, g a long tour through the west, in which the staying powers of the Omaba contingent will be severely tevted. TopaY’s GaME. Washington will play all of its new men in the game against Cincinnati today. ‘The batting order is announced as follows: Murphy, left field; Dowd, second base; Halligan, right field; Griffin, center field; goat heegy on} stop; Sut- cliffe, ‘catcher; Alvord, third’ base; McQuery, first base, and ‘Eiteljorg, pitcher. ‘THE TROUBLE IN OMAHA has been patched up and the team will be con- tinued by the association. A number of prominent citizens of Omaha have agreed to put up the necessary funds to back the club snd the season will be played out. It is not thought that the cave of the five men signed by Washington will be made ar: issue betweer. the American and Wost- ern associations, ag there is ample evidence that they were released before Washington took them. Under such circumstances the policy of wisdom is to keep still, aud the counsel of the long heads of the lengue has probably been at work to advise non-interference. a section 5.} “Phere was one life lost in the disaster— that of John H. Cockerall, watchman of the boat, who was scalded aud died from the “the port is signed by Patrick O'Sulli ‘the rey by Patrick O'Sullivan and James F. Milligan, local inspectors. soiree Laser ia PARADE OF 5,000 TURNERS. Five Days’ Festival of the Societies of the Atlantic Coast. The five days’ festival of the turn vereins of the Atlantic coast began in Brooklyn on Satur- day evening. During Friday ni; Saturday the visiting delegations aud turn vereins arrived and were received by the Will iamsburg society. Despite the rain, there was a parade Saturday night, in which 5,000 mem- bers of the organization participated, and there were at least 40,000 spectators, ‘The socicties that took part were from Wash- ington, Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Trenton, New Haven, Philadelphia, Ba , Aubarn, Troy, Buffalo and Hartford. Fireworks were all along the line of march and numerous buildings were hand- somely decorated, ‘The Turn Hull wax crowded after the procession and the Arion and other mennerchors sang several “Lieds.” ‘The Roche, the fest president, made u few remarks, after which Mayor Chapin addressed the assem blage im German and English and presented to the turners the freedom of Brooklyn, Fest Oratory Schoening delivered the last formal speech and referred to the loyalty of the turners to America: institntions. The exercises ay of the festi- val were held yesterday at Ridgewood Park and were attended by fully 25,000 persons, So great was the gathering that many were anable to get into the park. Despite the tremendous crowd the day closed without accident. AtY o'clock in the morning the py bouts of the turner contests began. The xocie- ties from New York, Brooklyi, Boston. Phila delphia, Baltimore. Newark, Bnifalo, Syracuse, Albuuy, Trenton, Harttord, New Haven aud all | the large cities and towns along the Atlaatie coast, in classes of groups, competed in culis- thenic exercises. These were coutinued, so- ciety by society, until the exercises, some of them of au extremely technicul character, were complete. At 8 o'clock the turners and their friends liminary the store twice before and had made a few purchases, so that every attention was paid them. While the woman was examining some rings the man walked about the store and finally went out for # cigar. He returned in five minutes, and the woman, who liad decided to make no purchuse, went out with him. The tray of diamonds wax imwediately missed, and Warnicke remembered that the mun’s overcoat bulged at the breast when he went out for his cigar. The couple had said their name was Deford, but this was found to be false, and detectives ‘traced them into the Hotel Metropole, where the man had been liv- ing with two women under the name of Howell. Before they could make an arrest the partics cleared out, and it was not until Priday night that they came upon Howe in Broadway. He answored the description of the thief and they took him in. He was remanded to the custody of Inspector Byrnes, and now the detectives are looking for the woman in the case. a — WILL FREYCINET KESIGN? The Possible Downfall of the Ministry the Topic in Paris, ‘The pross of Parts is generally satisfied that {de Freycinet will not resign the premier- ship. The Siecle sa; A rupture of the cabi- net on such grounds would be incomprehen- sible alike to the chamber and the country. A change in the government at the present june- ture would signally encourage strike agitators.” Le Justice holds that the rebuffs recently ex- perienced by the ministers must not be attri- buted to any combinations against them. It says: “The strength of a republican govern- ment must be measured by the manner in which it responds to public opinion, not by votes having a character unworthy of consid- eration. * Several opposition organs predict the fall of the cabinet within three months. ‘They ray that Constans within and Ferry without are caballing to oust M. de Freycinet and seivetthe reins of government, ;Conite de Hausyonville, & representative of Comte de Paris, speaking at Toulouse, attacked Cardinal Lavigerio's move- ment in support of the republic. “Me said that clerical, desirous of forming a Catholic re- ubliean party, were victims of an illnsion, ‘olerant republicans existed, but the go’ ment conld not get rid of the pust. ‘The watch- word of the French republic was now, and it SUMMER_ RESORTS. SUMMER _RESORTS. ATLANTIC © ME. ATLANTIC CITY, Kentucky ave, second bi UNDER NEW ok i x ~ Cc Atlintic city, N. J. Now Near the besth nat new iron bras canes ak onierree ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Now open. Three minutes’ walk from bathing wrounds, Accouuodates i 8-2 OTEL BRI PACIFIC AVE. Bir AND TENN 4 Sret-clue i ait ts appolutunenta if first sa SHAMLES cy MUMMAL. Prop. Late of Coiounide Hotel, Phila, _ ENDON, ATLANTIC Vinvinia ave. nuar the ocean, Oo } the: Pe ea aS Ho bess ATLANTIC CITY, X. 3... acing the sea ; open all the year: hot waa’ water bathe; ew and luproved sanitary appomtivents. festim JUNEIM H. BORE ‘TIC CITY, N. J. South: Carolina ave. neat t : SAMUEL J. YOUNG. PAN LIC CITY, am th jouses at thie 1avs vorated wil tia Tecetves 00 ymesis, eatartcre for Wastington and Baltiwore. | Vrie tos: Uy the woek, #10 to 918, amy woes, 0: 7 ES L1C CITY, N.J. Unobstructed view of the ucean irom hotel | for vustratedeatacogte with price list. er } ty 62.00 Jer day. JAMES B. MOON < Mrs. N. REED. _ 130 8. KENTUCKY AVE. ; F ‘only bait square trom beach? table oh 310, ONTEREY HOTEL, A wb. a Bergh st. Asbury Park, ine iu beautifully Nz. n- with ‘fine ocean view; house with motern Full view of ocean, Near bathing pavilion, pees Sanit Dorr r ASBURY PARK, N.J. Au im. irre: Lui Provements.. 1% blocks from ocean. 200 i i, pavilions aud tale. Bis. U. (GOULD) PROBS Ist 0 guests. Sdund Kingsley, Asbury, Park, ¥.3. 100 yaros irom ocean. Special rates tor Jt Under manaxcment of owner. Blarw apply to ary « ATop. AVE., ASBURY Heetric my: PHE WYANDANK. zib THIRD AVE., ASBURY Park, N, J. Second block trom ocedn and near COMSTOCK & JAMES. Hots covemaa, BELMAR, ¥. 3. Fitteenth Season. Finest loration on the coast. For circular, terum, &e., adress Jy8-1m FEED. ¥. FC ‘Hotel open after Jane TER, Monger. rooms P.O. Boena Vista spring. 3e30-Lm JORDAN Wurte st tek county. Va ) BATHS, CLenUR ‘season; ten minutes’ dr, spuendid road t0 the ep Sermons wend ONTEREY SPu: 7, PAL, W bx ‘De : tron Syrinss. © Bo fine for extal HOTEL. BAL KibGk ESTERN MARYLAND [Cb Heals rwriue “awn tens, al gulendia rides and ides suppited with water 1 Hotel, Washington, D. Orkney Byrnes. K of the word. refer Liiysictans sewer Kefteuter. “Address J. Seyteber. | YR ENON grat In the great Norti: Washo aedicinal sp pool. Livery, bow! ‘ball room enlaried For descrivtive A. 3. PEATT & SOM! to the propriste Pro. durnish wusie. Address FTES. AWLEY SPRINGS, VA. ‘Til Hot snd cold baths, ‘brave a reine + Unt Sune 15, after TON fo Vireimin Mest Rooms vacant WATKINS LE . Vii mount ‘o tr po rowdy nid Loris ay to VU EPTUNE Howse, BLLMAR, ¥_J. Facing tue ocean, Now open. Jys2-4m ALR SANK SHENANDOAN AL ‘open to Visitors as . te. Address s es 1 HE COLORADO, BELMAR, WN.3. ‘Open now for guests. mnyso-a PE Seay, JOHN TRACY & 60. ird directly on the beach. M.E. COMPTON. ‘PROPRIETORS. ch. Elevator and all Adi irems OHN TRACY, Proprietor. UM sri Va. comMod:tions ood ahd Fates URORA HOUSE. | ‘A select HEALTH ‘BORA, West Vito HESOXT on top of t Rr" All } “100 a i ‘ m.—D aud out (rnoral Manager. Uy20) Genera! Prasencer Asomt, HMOND AND DANVILLE KALLE a Danville, Greensbut diwent. AD 20. june: Lil Pesiny vaicia Pameme ot Washington otis with Tulliuan Sleeper AMane Mowat me 3. tur Warrenton and WN AND NOITE. AMI TEL feet Palme, and ‘ are “OT the tated Trewin, tule iF. Southern Express for Lenehe Mair York te Knoxville ris aud Weeters North Sleeper, Washineton to New Orleane me AND ORFO DIVISIO! Ser 5 ington Hotel, - ,, | phanice “beacinut air. pure water,erand sceuers” Lanse reg i make one's home inviting and enjoyable. Sexciat Novick Corumy for grand sale | fied Turn Mall, in Meverole atreet, Brookivn, | always had been, “war against religion.” It | MU thoroughly comfotibie rerdsuisied ; open ai ie sneton Motel, Fulladelpa, oF to Cape May. | foosea ood tai, sine crouslin and muaivets ra, dali We cannot miss also referring toourthina | $5 lote at Spring Lake Park next week. * | where the literary contest was held, and “lit: | wat not his place to lay down n line of conduct | "ayes a SY" *P Brook trout asd base fbins “e = jemi lrc floor—carpeted its entiry length for the proper Ys whole evening was taken up with these contests, | terests of the church. PHEODUI ead Seek lorena toca ae cease Arrival of the Remains in Washington and |" ‘Today the ‘real practical turning begius by ————+ee___ sof So nieces avery eveniay frou ® to. 11 Mag at 8 10 gi Buttes Ir styles and nish and quality they Their Interment at Arlington. groups and will contiuue throughout the di aD Sve ute +4 must D» seen to be appreciated. Asin the past, we are always willing to make terme to suit car customers, and no ane need therefore deprive himself of home comfortson MAJ. GEN. KELLEY'S FUNERAL. ‘The funeral of the late Maj. Gen. B. F. Kelley took place in this city yesterdsy afternoon. The original program was that the remains should leave Oakland, Md., in time so that they could reach Washington at 1 o'clock, and thus erary workmen contested for prizes, Some delivered declamatious and others sang. The A particular feature of these contest will be by the women and children, who will perform acrobatic and gymnastic feats for prizes, ‘On Tuesday there will be contests of experts and in the evening prizes will be distributed to all the winners. Ou Weduerday an excursion for the clergy, but the policy of Cerdinul Lavi- geric was not the best way of defending the in- Progress of Protection in England. The Cobden Ciub of Engiand has ndopted a report which declares that “‘if it had not been suggested by some home protectionist, it was not likely that any colonist would bave been £0 unreasonable as to propose that we should. ¥ electric cars; Sentz tra aro 10 to to S tafe uttached. SCHLEC MEHRER, pr ATLANTIC CITY, . J. Ocean «nd Delaware ave, z. yposite hot Water baths. Open al: the year. CAPE MAY, N.J., Now open, W. W. GREE! end cold Me tosh Late: ers tea OUNTAIN HOME SUMMER RESORT Is NOW 1a for the rece) of wusets, Toru ENS MOUNTAIN HOU! uit Hill Ferm, Blue Lider ved ots | sy: anin an Kaiiroad, tith'aud Bats, aud + and JAS. L. (CHESAPEAKE AND O10 LAILWAY. iis Pema outa vay ston. FAVLOK Geumcal Pam, Agems. Beheante tg effect May, a 7 May 0, 291 Wort th, and B st — , —S : rhe acre, we. Old Pont Comtortaw®, g Beue! D HOTE:. CAPE MAY, N. J.; LOC Bus auoets al ‘5 GKELN. Peat a ‘the ples of wan: of ready cand. there would be an opportunity for the old | © Hockaway Bench will eud the festivities. while admitting colonial goods free of duty. arbesats hoor bee ted Gwe heat For informatcon teguire of x "at Old Polat at 80pm. friends of the dead soldier to view them at the Alem ie a ae S13 per week, #250 ana sityer day Tailors, 608 2 a aw hall of the Grand Army fim ae peepee FOREIGN TOPICS UPPERMOST. tax similar commoditics i ported from foreign 10 papuict. He D-LADTMAR. | #2220 aos ays. eo sine 5 8 zene, JOHN BUDDEX, FURNITURE DEALER, 513 7th st. a we wor seen delays the funeral train did not urrive ‘antil 5 o'clock, and it was then so late that the Temains were not taken from the caisson on which they were borne. but were taken almost at once to Arlington, where they were interred im a lot near those of Sheridan and Crook. SERVICES AT OAKLAXD. The funeral services at Oukland took place yesterday morning at St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Chureh and were conducted by the Rebuff Given to the French Ministry in the ‘Chamber of Deputics. Dispatches from Paris relating to the dis- pute in the chamber of deputies on Thursday may show that those wio cherished the ide that Boulangism was no longer capable of stir- ring up arow have met with a genuine eur- prise, while the cabinet sustained a rebuff which must have completely dazed the gentle- countries. While the president of the board of trade in the government of Lord Salisbury de- livers unauxwerable refutations of ihe argu- ment that it ixacase for fiscal federation, us presented by the United Trade League, our frec- trade «ystezn does not appear to be greatly en- dangered, But we must be on our guard, as these proposals aro now strongly urged by col onists as well as by the Jeague. “Protectionism in protectionist countries has not attamed the height at which it stood at the time of Cobden. ‘Though some advance HE CHALFONTE, = ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. On the Beach, with unsuspasseu Ocean’ Vi0W. Balt water Lathe in the Louw. Send tur cirewisr. $6202 E, ROBERTS & SONS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. COR. (PRE CLIFTON, r Atiuntic und Connecticut aves. Now open tur 110% SLk, yeoprietor; WALLED C | ©) EW PRILADELPaTA,* AN Oe FP HE apeupEex, LONGPORT, ¥. 3. Directly on the beach ‘obstructed ocean view, Be CARE. Hot And cold sea baths. Un- Finest fishing andeailane. MOUIE, Fropricte: HAKPER'S PEERY, WoVA, and rivers. ratiroa, sation ia dull Yiew: soepery irvis Poruicues Whsurpasted. Lule ‘iurstciass ‘ap2?-Bas 66, open May 1. D Put wny, wearest Veean Groves 3. $20-4,m&wim Mrs. Tb. fg wee, sont: 2 side, OLB MORRELL W.Va. white ina found. Fu Buenand sa. ‘00D HOUS! she only douse relent and white HOU PEK'S FERRY, B HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA, ans 38 I ALTIM elas ecu Ve paawmbagers at Dp. Ofices, whs wud 1421 aug ivanie vente. WPL «3 General Pasenicor Agent. 110 KALLEOAD. jot ach withows cattle Sienjur tor Lew Pusiuai Care are opea 6 AN GRO MES. S.. LOVETI, Propnetzess, sae Dae men composing that body, so even has been | Was made # quarter of a century ago in the HOTEL SPRAY VIEW. Ul be open from Juno o to October 1, For Chicare ant Sane Mie rector, Rev. F. S. Hipkins. The church | oi oiitical paths for th: direction of free trade it hus been lost. The Directly on the Leach : ciuse to hot aid cold sea water | _Terms, #0 per week. muy isin phicaro and, Northwest. Vewtilaited Limfteder- would’ not accommodate the large number | their political paths for many months past. bagls: contavusing ail aodern 1 " of persons present. The special train which was furnished by the Baltimore and Ohio company to bear the funeral party to this city was scheduled to leave ct 10 o'clock aud owing to this fact the funeral services at the church were briefer than they otherwise would have been. A large American flag envelo the casket and upon it was a large floral pillow with the simple word “Rest.” After the serv- It wasto be expected that sooner or later some deputy would revive the question of the German passport regulations in the conquered provinces, but nobody dreamed that the ministry would have any difficulty in evad- ing the reply or in completely ignoring the matter if it should yee fit. ‘The coalition witich cast the majority of eighty-three votes against interests of employers and landowners are pow- erful and governments find it comparatively easy to raise enormous revenue Ly collusion with the interests which profit by protection.” The report also predicts that compositors and kindred trades will not suffer on account of the American copyright act. ae epee Dranken Physicians Cannot Practice. (PHE HYGEIA, ‘open as the Year trom Leuc ;termis, $12 10 $5 JouN ane. i] HE KENDERTON, Ocean enil Tennessee ave. ATLANTIC CITY, § centrabee, G Atiantic uve. MOA BULL, £0. Bex 400, Ss FERRY, W, ent M. ESSICK. Drop... H. _ Migdand Lake, Lycoming Co Pa, MISC: LLANEOUS, . ‘ 3e13-2m_ Mrs. JAN ALL of Tioxa. " s) KV 1 . — ice the line of march was taken up to the ruil-| the government on the question of discussing | The Georgin legislature hes passed a bill dis- | > E ———_— t eee, HE, WILLOWS ROCKVILLE ROAD. TWENT xe send sition. The faneenl toate consisted of one | the regulations adopted ay Germany | qualifying drunken doctors from practicing. ‘On ts OCEAN GROVE, ¥. 5., Tenalistown electric TlWay ea ol ond dewentna | Banday™, combination ear and ce car Delaware. | concerning ssports across the French | A method of indic cae Ne iain > P.ace jor ladies and xentlonen to spend an ewetinae FURNITURE AxD CARPETS, The active pallbearers were Alexander Sowers, | border was’ quietly formed and. con- | aye tof indictment has been framed and __Satutiel Was Nore Glad better urcotauslstous ter" the waSeey tea | Sd ety te bow, OE ners: oar Jghn Compton, Jobu Q. Michaels, James 0. | fident of success, but was scarcely aware of |is made subject to a heavy penalty if he | {4 MANSION. ATLANIIC City, Nd. ‘any hotel on the Jeisey coast. Write for cirrusar. =—=——= — moh — Cleveland, Wm. R. Jarboe. Moses Wentzell, | its own strength for it was later admitted b: Geo. L. Bosley and F. 5. Cline of Crook Post, one of the number that the result of the divis- should attempt to practice again. Open al! the year. _my20-2m ©. C. LEFLER. 7OODLAWN, b) ‘opened for reception BKOCKVILLE, MD, 0. For For Fre dorick, 11 ‘Lattanoows and, ear through = ‘at ‘giaomts rer it ——_—~ee— OTEL ALLAI CiAakE x. ny at the CLAMENDEN HUTT, 14th and | pb es,Hawerstown, READ THESE PRICES. No. 35, G. A.B, of Oakland. The entire post | ion was as surprising to them as it was grati - vay he oes _$11-3in, CHARLES stectape.__ | JF{OFEL ALLATRE, SPRING TARE NJ. York dive. wpt6u | BOXAL BLL ASD nected as an escort to the «tation, where the re-| ing. ‘Ihe subsequent discussion of the matter | Pardon Frequently ) Finally Granted. | 5; HE MARYLAND. OCEAN EXD NEW YORK AVE. = Artesian Water. = For Philadoip mains were placed unser chargo of Capts, Hart } in the chamber will doubtloss be asexciting as| | Gov. Peck of Wisconsin has pardoned Hart- | T Atiantic Cty, Xi, 2-:sew houses new furniture; | _mgi8-tm____ = % BionsaDeOR, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. | 2"5; — and MeGee, Sepessentiog the G. A. K., Wash- | the most ardent anti-German agitator could | ley Clifford, serving a life sentence in Waupun | “my ids ¥: 8. OREM, Prop. and Manager_| ‘[H# “CARLETON sage BEACH, X = —— = Say | ORAL woo: ington, D.C. Judge Melvin of Wheeling. W. | wish and the debate will be watched with great | for the murder of Capt. Pugh of Racine. ‘The | oH ORIENTAL" AT LAB TICS > Soy Vie | | Open Inno 1. Special rates icy dune ad Sopieis- | WOM, NORFOLK: OLD WiNa AND Per Boss Solid Oak Antique-finishe! Bed Room Suites, 3| Va.. Gen. Van Buckey of Parkersburg, W. Va., | intercst in Berlin. Meanwhile the Boulangists | case has attracted widespread attention, m fihis ave. near beach. “Rvery thine wwe Allmod: {bere Ussimp hw RT RKNON, Froprictr. ig tt yg 8 ae Meces, for $17 cash oF $18 on credit. Dr. J. Lee McComas and Mrs. F. D. Read of | will make the most of their victory,for victory, OP | ern improvement ‘Tplece Parlor Suites, solid wainut frames, uphol- stored in plush or best hair cloth, for 87S cash or #30 vn credit. Onkisnd, Mayor J.D. Blackiston aud Mrs. Rob- ert Bruce of Cumberland accompanied Mrs. Kelley to this city. FROM THE DEPOT To ARLIXGTOS. it is thought probable, will not havo a ten- dency to add much to their voting strength at the polls. Yet the incident has given the faction a degree of importance which it did not plications for « pardon laving beeu mude to jovs. Rusk, Hourd und Peck successively. Clifford ix about thirty-eight ycurs old aul has verved ten years of his sentence. th Jestonet) ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, Prop. | HE ROSSMOKE, TENN. AXD PACIFIC AVES, | tiuntic City, N. J. ; location unsurps neat ve touch: ail Riouern : convenanccte Sirs 8G Stranucr jean hh nt wharf S, and New hu BO. oftices Sid i “Per hol rabuin tains we time tatden, totaal ui pisecthconindh eesti xt woop. 6.7. a. | “Gexcan suiey” “Dai Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for @2.25 cash} | before poxsesa and imparted to it a new lease ° - _ - VENT ALFRED GT. vet ay 8 62.50 on condi. nore and Obe wtation te ce ee Baltk | of lite ws an_ element of discord, if notasn po | _Allezed Cruelty to Shipwrecked Sattors, | ‘THY SHIRLEY, ABLANTIC CITE, S39. REN 0a apr eae en (a ezena ca trom a BRUSSELS CaBPET, O(c. cash or GSc. on credit. Good INGKAIN CARPET, Sic. cash of 40c. on eredis. We sewand lay all CARPETS free of cost and don’t it was met by am escort of the Old Guard, with the fife and drum corps of Kit Carson Post, G. A.K., of which Gen. Kelley was an active member at the time of hie death. A draped litical factor, ‘The kaiscr's visit to England is still the sub- fect of popular discussion in Berlin, where every prominent incident connected therewith is commented upon in cafes, clubs und street Forty of the crew of the wreeked British ship New York have arrived at Liverpool. They were landed at Plymouth in a shocking plight. ‘The New York sailed from Swansea on Febru- pear November |. ‘For iulurmation apps See" be 3! SOUTHALL, Nehuacer in TODDART, C BOTS AND Pa. | raymore aud Meu °F. ‘Fisst-clane tantly hotel enced: della s. een SEA-SIDE_NEW ENGLAND. BAY Xovae ences 37 ‘Cnton 't s. ‘Gian’ Last ba ane, . 1. ODELL, miyli Gea. Manacer. Jauestown. it. 1. ; new house; Bfty rooms; newly change for the waste in matching farures. caisson drawn by four fie bay horses snd | gatherings as animatedly as when the emperor | ary 6 last, coal laden, for Son Francisco. Bho “Sirs AIAG ED Uae | tumteed. odors nies eurrutary at top ofte, Our terms are the easiest of any house in the city; | driven by three cavalrymen conveyed the re- | was in the height of enjoyment of the honors | was wrecked at New Year's Island, in the Pa- Ratgeeewe: ats & 80%; = <. == —— — oulyseuall payment af time of purchaseand thetal. | Titins up the avenue to Grand Army Hall, | which were being showered upon him iu the | cific, on April 20, when one of the crew was os BEALE BONE, “ saee in EASY WEEKLY of MONTHLY PAYMENTS. where the remainder of the funeral wus waiting. In front of the hall stood a Inrge insular kingdom. It is a matter of fact, which has become conspicuously noticeable within drowned. ‘The governor of Tiooroop, to whom ‘Warttuwton, D.C. SEA-SLDE—MISCELLANKOUS. GAZE'S isto SUMMER and ALL FXCURSIONS ~— | dune SULA. AUGUST anal SEP ae EMBER, €1590; : 1 TPuE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC RIDGE HOTEL, BAY KIDGE, MD. OPENS | ;OR FORTRESS MONKOE, VIR. | Upward, alle ine: the slipwrecked men went for assisiance, was | 1 Muda eenoLane aN AY RIDGE HOT, ET pr ig pate sutih Nano | eame PALL TOUR: Mois tame Xe tote required ead 6 per cent discountallowed | number of veterans, hoping for a last glimpec | the last few days, that scarcely a man can be | unmerciful, He refused. to give them clothon penal the year. Borer) (ashinetou std Ueltisoue.” Best ofenit-waser | tie Sew pou Paine Sietunee Wanttio> | Sevieulit Sahauaal the Wend om all scoounts settled in thirty days. at their old soldier friend. Yhere wasa short | found in age Pisce - Pra Ger- | and compelled them, while barefooted, to drag | _# Datzimie. lai >and X i daily trou: lout of 7th stat W.F. VAN WICK: Gj joet no} halt while the procession was made up. and at {man capital who al- lumber over the snow. They escaped after five Te WALLINGFORD, Louri; apd suakes %. and 0. offices, GAY and 1 7 iy trips srom bote, (OSE 1 EAM! INTHMON” FoR ‘KBOR, . 2 v | iy to WM. MEZICK, iveuia ave. and on steamers. Jel tw as 5:30 the march was taken up toward Arlington. | most friendly feeling toward England and | wecks, during which they fared ehametully, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. J. Be a Lamport, Cerpobelo, Bt. Andrews and St Joke The line was compoved of the ban of the | who docs not regard thiat country as the ally of | Qosheuia, wionee they in ‘ve dage to | Fatt avy below Krutch ope pate trom, teach. Tay, stzampoar | SST andakuce second regiment, D. C. Sandy Pout. ‘The men are in « miserable con | ~~ <a: Bancor, CREDIT HocsE, ttalion, Maj. Harrison. and the fourth, Muj. | elated by those in high official life it is impos- < une home-like comforts. Terns, $1.300 ea ny Cooonbel eee Old Genta, Capt. James M. | sible to say with certeinty, but it fe safe to my : iceavcrnase ended owned saveath. BU to 61 per week. TORGACUL, Se Sesoren | HOTEL HENLOPEN. Cave: ce 780 ens 741 Th et. aw. | Edgar; Department of the , GAIL, | that they are all drawn closer to England in| A heavy rain and wind storm all day kept the [ae waLLINarox, ‘Hot ea Lathe, peewee Mi morea due with a large | their sovercign was met and em! by his | evening, when they were ont watching the fi OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE, — To. - delegation from Crook AL, of Mory- | grandmothet Vietoria, on the threshold | giao surge aguinst the bluff at the foot of oe arLantic ores, 1 3. Re a es land; the Grand Army posts of the District, all of Windsor casio n fow dav Sao, su, | evenne.” A fonco vas about to: bo pe x ‘Sater bathe, ae hows, ian Ste cnkeen pened bn ou onary official reception to | when a number of bystanders, inclading the SEEN FEROCRNONE ROS TAS, was ‘mlsted, by’ the. veterans, who. stood | the French fost, andes tuo command of ‘Ad | President, moved it toa place of enfety’” The | 222m __-M. A. &M. 8 MILNOR, Propetetore_ 8 ORAL EACH OTE GOL BE MW. B. ina line by the curb, and. then the march to miral Gervaive, which is now on, ita way, to | most of te population fhe place was om the 7p WieDeRMrne, aTiaxT Sor ore VERIDGE, ington was taken up. When rovession | Cro1 been com thing nited see Fishin. , Dostini; batlinu: Bnest — Feached the north end’ of Aqueduct bridge the | beeu left tadone that would tend to make. the : The | ceed PUTSiay M75, SARS Sieatece igen eens Tate ‘Nos. 1215 Fat. and 1214Ge , military escort turned back and the carriages | reception both at St Petersburg and Cron- until LT CHUMP. Prope ‘Tae went on to the cemetery. . hb success, and a9 ¢ has ‘beach. ASBUNY PARK, N. 3. a Ghai Alan Slides ais ease HAS HIS STORE FULL OF ‘Chapiain bg ge Sw betel service over hewn cond onion Ca eeprians prpees = _—_ mE & the Fie cragrerginctes, of ten es USEFUL AND ORNAME: Goo! remains with a parting | czar the honors paid war ships and their House, Yesterday and called apon ow mens int Gom Stine sited detailed from the | officers will have the widest ice aH ate CAPAC. peremaenges! formed by a bagler, the gallant old hero was | France. The dispatch also says that the report a Inid to rest. in circulation afew weeks ago that the czar ‘Handle FREEZERS WHITE MOUNTAIN. La apn SP will visit Paris in Octobor is again abroad, this bee BEFRIGERATORS— REDDY'S. with slate stoneshelves. | Coxoratctate Younseir on being among the | time followed by no oficial denial, as was the DO. LORILLARD’S, for hotels and clubs. stay-et-homes this summer. You save your | case before. sudden WATER COOLENS PONCELAIN LINED, | Special notices. +" | tion ‘of Herr Singer, the ‘German socialist | Sree workmen Arowned. bnstasar ICE PITCHERS PLATED PORCELAIN LINED. = ee deputy, in dinponing. of the balk of his im- ‘The two offaies GLASS WAKE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Care Wrecked, but Ne One Injured. meneo fortune benefit of social democ-| Coleman. | The two others were and ‘Tumblers from Je. each to €30 per dosen. ‘The telegraph operator for the Erie railread in ‘and says that other socialists | their namce havo not yet been About DecomsTE ForONE CHINA, all Kinds | a Manatald, Obler says that two freight troies | of dortune would do well to follow Singer's ox- ge sae time an innate alld carne down ICH DESIGNS to vary atenple end taeaieaaive. gqllded ot Hepburn station Friday night and ‘ample if they would practice what they preach. | Te i na one eat we eas ‘that a number of cars were Be one Titnese of Presktont Dt but none of tho ‘were injured. ras President Diag of Mexico continnes very i. | hes Sich "2a "Sinatiarabls dasage by “ates. ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE, Way Bor a Sixaz Lor is other subdivisions | Smallpox is terribly prevalent througout the Swat ienaaices i reported alse lines 101s F AND 1214 G ST. whea lees C=] wilt bay © whole front im | state of Tabasco. Three Americans have been | of the railroads. All the small streams are ren- akin Spring Lake ‘Bee special notices. * | murdored in a railroad camp at ning full. Germany in any foreign complication in which the fatherland aay temas invert in the future. Yo what extent these sentiments are the of friendship than they were before ition. ‘The British consul sent them bome. | PHE WAVELET, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (PE WAVELET ATLANTIC OIE. 4. we. bet. Kew ‘con RIGHT HOUSE, CAPE HENLOPEX CITY, RE- Bitar, Bay for FT Seas a WOLPE & WABRINGTON, Pavia ae ‘COLONIAL, houre with ‘ARYLAND _ AND bac ang Pernt x glicidmoge. All ‘bars, $y-u tor he, i 10CY P. MILLER’ Pedy — a} Ena