Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1891, Page 7

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SEE MY SPONGE? | cITy AND DISTRICT. ‘Tar Evesrvo Stan. FE: erybody reads it. | rae VISITORS KEPT AT IT WHEN EVERYTHIXG LOOKED BRIGHT YOR THE: HOSE TEAM—A Goop OAME OF PALL OTHER OAMYS TESTERDAY—1108 RECORD—NOvES OF INTENEST. The championship games played yesterday Fesulted ay follow non. ed end of ninth Ameriven Aas | Athletic, 5; Baltimore, 5 ( Fits, CMAMETONSIED. Tue championship records to date stand as follows: ia Association ¥. Bosto 34 Columba. St. Loni. 46 | Cineinuati..3 Paltnaore. W400 Louisviile. Athletic... $4 89.494) Washington.25 30 53 e. age w. 1 Philadelphia.25 39.479 Brookl 34 89 406 by 41 423 cinnati...31 42 $19 YESTERDAY'S DEFEAT. Itwasa bard game to jose, for it had beer won by Washington in the first innings, and then to see it slip away as it did was heartren ing. ‘The score was 6 to4 in favor of Boston, aad itshoewed what pluck and perseverance, captained by aman like Hugh Duff do ab that ix behind in the score. Foreman 4iuire and Haddock and Murphy were ints. Foreman pitched well at the 1 Haddock did his best work toward end of the game. That is the story of the ell. Grittin played in center chance easily, besides making a beautifal three-l the second, when it ras badly neede: y played in left and il poorly, making two errors. Murphy kept up his gait in right. Hatfield showed his best BLACKING ONCE A MONTH: OTHER OAYS,WASH THEM CLEAN WITH WET SPONGE corres LADIES, IT COSTS i nt aC) foot ange the appearance ofold Furaiture so completely that | your husdands will think itis new. Pei ON WILL DO IT ron it WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadeiphia. Deletes, sparking, and spreuring, all sent to any one address CE HIRES & CO. Puiladelphia. BEECHAM'S PILLS Cure SICK HEADACHE, 25 Cents a Box. | OF ALL DRUGGISTS. Tae Mos: Couwox-Sesse Auticte OFFERED TRE PUBLIC 18 A LONG TIME 13 THIS SOAP FOR THE FEET. TERRA FIRMA SOAP. | of those sensfble :hings which cvery one Whose feet trunble or pein them im any way needs. 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He and Stricker had a cv while the latter wus on bases in the later part of the game, that was some- what costly to the little man they call Cub. ‘A GOOD START. Washington started ont with a brass band. filling the bases in the first by a clean hit by Griffin and a base on balls to MeGuire. No one scored, as Alvord hit to Haddock. For | Boston Brown was hit by a pitched hall, but he came to grief when he tried to steal. Te second inning was built especially for Washing- ton exes. MeQuery hit to center for one base, but he made threc, as the ball went, throuzh both Brown and Duify, and he scored on a very wild piteh. After the next two men were out Murphy went to first on bulls and stole second, scoring when Dowd hit past second for a base. Slat puta long fly in right for two bases, and he and Dowd crossed the rubber when Griftin banged the ball to left center for three. MeGutre hit hard to left, but the ball was cared rs out ona difficult fly to Slat- tery Murphy went to first ona muff by the same man. It was a fly between him and Hat- field and Slattery let the bail fall after getting it in hiv hands Richardson's grounder to Alvord forced Murphy and Haddock went out At first with Alvord’s assistance. HADDOCK ENPROFES. Arthur Irwin came to the conclusion that Haddock might possibly win the game if he remuined in the box and so that young man kept on with his twirling and but two hits were made off him during the remainder of the me. Washington's only hope was in keeping ston from scoring, but it was a vain hope. It was not untii the ‘seventh inning that the Beaneaters began to but with any degree of unanimity, and then they tied the score aud ade enotigh in the eighth to win. Washing- Duffy made a remarkable catch of Foreman’s tly and Mur- hy hit fora base. Dowd lifted a long fly to y near the fence and the foul line, but it was cared for. Slattery went ont on an in- Held hit. In the same inning the Boston men had a taste of the same article. Duffy went to first ou balls and ke and McGeachy were neatly doubled Ly Hatield and MeQuery. Brouthers hit to right center for three bags and Dowd mace a marvelous catch of Murphy's fly into center. A CHEEREESS SEVENTH. The seventh sent a chill down the spine of every enthusiu® present. Brouthers, the first man at the bat, was fortunate enough to get a serateh two-b i that rolled by Al- vord and then sent Slattery tumbling on hie head in Dan rested ‘on third. Murphy hit to Ha who heli Brouthers and th: fi Kichurdson was at the aire gave Alvord the sign that he going to throw to catch Bronthers. Alvord tothe bag just as Kichardson bit and the sphere went over the ground th vord kad just vacated. It was hard 5 routhers scored aud then followed little ehip- safe its over the infielders’ beads that i the bases. Had and Stricker eon- Pwith the bases {ull an sent Radford to first on balls, foreing hardson. Brown then put another litth one past MeQuery and Haddock and Stricker scored the tying runs. Kadford was on third and Brown on second and Duffy lifted a high fly thet Alvord took. Brown then tried a trick to get Kadford’s ran in, waiking over to third to draw a turow to second. It went down like a shot ime back just ns quickly ire’s hands in plouty of time to get the runuer before he slid over the rubber. WHERE BOSTON CLINCHED THE VicToRY. The eighth saw Boston win the game. MeGeachy bit over sccond for « base and Brouthers was hit. Murphy bit to Foreman, who threw to Alvord und cat off MeGeachy, The hall was sent to iirst just a second too late to make acouble play. Kichardson sent a bad ily to center beliind second that was captured by Dowd after a great run and no score was made. The game might be saved yet. Stricker hit a weak twister to Dowd. and Haddock sprinted past him toward second in just such & way that Dowd was balked. twisted all ovor his arms and two runs scored before it was recovered. Radford then struck out. ‘The home team gave momentary promise in the ninth that it was going to make one of those Garrison finishes that it has been famous for of late. With Fistfleld and Foreman out on infield bite Murphy hit past Richardson for « Lase, and the vutpouring crowd paused for a moment. Dowd smashed one at Stricker, who fumbled it, and both men were safe. Slatte wus ut the bat, and a two-bagger meaut a tic. All held their breath. Slattery swiped at the ball. It went straight up and the crowd turned away disappointed, for it realized that when the sphere feli there would be a Beaueate: below it to gobble it. Richardson was the man underneath and he made no crror. Washington made eight hits aud three errors, and Boston nine hits and three errors. LINERS. Boston again today. ‘The home series ends tomorrow. Shannon arrived at 3:50 yesterday. He isa ; elcan-looking ball tosser. Murphy made three singles, a run and an ont. McGeachy took im three dies that looked safe. Dowd made two hits, a run, two outs and an error. Eiteljorg and Sutcliffe will be in the points toda: ¥ McGunnigle may sueceed Hanlon as manager of Pittsburg. Slattery made a hit,a run, on ont and two errors. He scemed nervous. Halligam was at the bat three times for Cin- cinnati league yesterday and made a single and the ranner ou | bat and Me ¢ Tim Keofe has been given his ten days’ no- tice before being released by New York. The ty oue bes fallen. of Louisville says that the defeats of the Colonels are due to unjust criticism. Griffin ma.je a three-bagger and took his only ebance in the field. ‘Foreman went into yesterday's game in a weak condition and it is no wonder that be GF To reach ail rinswe of renders and cus- ph aed tomers in the District of Columbia, advertise in | Alvord made no hits yesterday, but took all | Mahoney, tho new umpire engaged by the | association’ ia anid to ghgionos) Gaffney. Thore are so many “‘seconds” to this great man afloat that the public is ‘them. of his six chances, putting out three men and making three other assists. Phil King, one of Washington's best ama- AFTEK 4 HARD FIGHT, teurs, is playing third base for the Cape May — team and making a great reputation on the ‘The Natiouals Defeated by the Boston Team | sends by his work. The Philadelphia Press Yesterday. printed his portrait the other day. MeQuery made a single, a run and put out seven men. . Old-time Burdock has taken the place of Collins, who was injured in New York the other day. ‘The other man who was smashed up in the collision ix being repiaced by another an- cient, Toramy Esterbrook. ulias “The Dude. Hatfield made no hits or runs, but he took all of his ten chances in great shape, puttcs out four men and assisting six times. Shannon must do very well to do better than Gil has been doing Iately. A Boston newspaper gnun who follows his club, the renowned Jake Morse, suggests a way to utilize the new talent. thinks that Hatfield is as good if not better than Shannon at short and would have Dowd sent into right field, where his sprinting abili- ties could be of great use, and then put hannon on his old bag, second. Slattery would have to go iu this event. There was a «weet row about the umpire at i Joues, who iv to be succeeded by Mahouey, was utilized in the ab- sence of the new man and did ory badly. He mude « close decision in the niath, when the and Baltimore made « great that he was insulted and with- the igame, and aiter un ineffectual effort to get ier umpire the captains agroed to cell the game a tie. The ialtimore American is responsible for this piece of injustice this morning: “The Washington Club has gone into the tnroen once mote, this time becauee of the faiinre of the new men to report. On Saturda} Entteljorg or Jag,as he has been nicknamed, wit Grithn aud Suteliffe,showed up, but their other mou played the sneak act. Hulligan went back on his agreement and jumped to the Cincinnati league club, but Shannon is still in the woods. Grifin played with the team yesterday, but did nothing noteworthy.” ‘This 1s not ouly untrue,but unfair. Shannon jhas come and ail of the original five have signed but the man Halligan, who has shown hnpself up iu his proper colors. resident Young of the lexgue bas issued a quaint bit of humor in the way of a bulletin, as follows: “I am directed by the national board to notify all players of the Omaha:Club to report to that organization for duty at Milwaukee, Wis., on Friday, 24th instant, ‘under penalty of expul- sion N. E. Youxa, Secretary. Mr. Young does not state whether or not Halligan is to go back, nor does he define the ing of the word release, in view of the fol- lowing notice, held by every one of the Omaha men signed by Washington. dated July 10 and tigned by McCormick, president of the Omaha Chub: “You are hereby notified that your services will not be wanted after this date by the Omaha Base Ball Club. You will please govern your- self accordingl: {tis a matter of doubt whother Halligan will be given up by the Cincinnati Club, or whether there are four or five men to report to Omaha. Af Shannon and the three others now here are to go why not Halligan’ If he is included what is Cinciunati going to do? if Hailigan is not to go how much more “bindinger.” as the man | Murphy, a scratch by Dowd, a sacrifice by | sid, 1s his notice of release than those given to the other men? ‘There are some interesting questions to be asked in this connection. ‘The Baltimore Sun says that the most inter- esting race in the association is that for last place. It isdollars to odds that Washington Will be out of last place before Baltimore is in first place. ‘The Experts defeated the Youngsters by the score of 3to2. The feuture of the game was the pitching of C. Moran. They would like to hear from ail teams under thirteen. Address Charles V. Moran, 3 H street northwest. Arsenal Star Juniors wonld like to hear from clubs whose members are fifteen and under. Address all challenges to Jolin Sherman, Palais Koyal, 12th street and Pennsylvania avenue. he Olympics defeated the Arcades yester- day by a score of 20 tol. ‘The Olympics state that they did not lose a game last year and ve not been defeated as yet this year. Ad- challenges to Alvin Belt, 621 71 ————— OVERHEARD AT THE BENCH. ay dress wtreet. What the Boston Players Chatted About Yesterday. Brouthers—‘Say, Slat, how would I look on first for Brook Sinttery— Brouthers- 1, Tcan go there tomorrow fora pile, but I'm playing bell for something besides mon Slattery—“Say, Arthur, didn’t I hit this man (meaning Haddock) year before last?” Manager Arthur, with a smile—A little.” Slattery--"'Well, I've been hitting Lately and I'm going to lsce him.” Mr. Slattery walks up the plate and laces a two eacker. Tom Brown, still rubbing the spot whereon the territie outshoot landed severa: minutes before—“That’s fun getting hit like that. (With agrimace). I thought my breast bone was up against my chin. woon bases, McGuire at the bat, ger Irwin signnis Haddock for MeGuire goes to first and Al- leaving three men on buses. ch over to the beneh. Manager Arthur—""Ihat was a wise move in sending McG: to first on bulls.” I didn't know he was a First inning, ¢ two out. Mana & base on balla. the second inning Duffy comes in look- Me and Arthur consult. rby (O'Brien), go out behind practice. You go in the next the stand an inning.” lock gets out his sweater and preparos ltovetive, Daty and Arthur stili chinning in Hone Haddoe I feel pretty good, too.” arm all right?" 1 haven't felt better since T inst pitehed here.” Duify—“Aul right, then. + "em out.” Haddock removes his aweater with a pleased smile, continues in the box and the Washing- tons ‘sceure three hits in seven innings. ft war a close cull for George. Stricker—“Who's that new man in center?” Haddock—*That's Mr. Sandy Griffin of the Go in and knock He | trains from crossing the border. THE MIDDLE-WEIGHT FIGHT. Not Much Doubt That It Will Come Of ‘Tonight. In deference to the popular manifestation of opinion the St. Paul authorities have made a bluff in the direction of exhansting their legal resources to prohibit tho glove fight between James Hall and Robert Fitzsimmons, and now nothing stands in the way of the affair coming off in accordance with the prearranged pro- gram. Tho bluff was even more pronounced than on the occasion of the Sullivan-Kilrain meeting in Mississippi. As « prelude to that event a portion of the state militia was called into service for the purpose of preventing the proposed participants from boarding the trains, but they boarded thom just the same, and se, too, representatives of tho soldiery of Mimissippi were posted at the state lincs, with orders to provent the jevertholess thoy crowed. Yesterday, movod thereto by the protests of one of the largest and most derocratic raasa moctings ever neld in the state, and tho urgent pleadings of such emi- nent ecclesiasts as Archbishop Ireland, Gov. Mernam issued a proclamation rehearsing the fact that his attention had been called by humerous citizens to the contemplated e1- counter, and then proceeded to enjoin upon all officers whoxe duty by the law might relate to the prevention of the commission of offenses to faithfully execute the laws relating to same, “according to the tenure thereof,” and in de- default to be liable to be dealt with according to the provisions of the statutes. Members of the legal fraternity who were at ‘once consulted in behalf of the, fighters had no hevitency in saying that the text of the docu- ment meant less than nothing, while the mayor and chief of police gave it out that they were not subject to the control of the governor of the state. Sheriff Bean, after taking counsel with Judge Flandreau, gave it out that “he would perform his dutios.” ‘fhis performance took the shape of sending a deputy to the depot in the afternoon to await the arrival of Fitzsimmons and his trainers, Jimmy Carroll and Barney Smith, from White Bear lake. The official was accompanied by Detective Dan Ahern, who had a state warrant, setting forth that Fitzsimmons and his trainors were about to violate the law. ‘The officers could just as well have arrested Hall, who at this very time was resting quictly at a hotel not foui blocks from the court house, but for somo reason it did not suit their purpose to go after him. FITZSIMONS ARRESTED. When, however, the train from the lake roiled in and Fitz and hig friends, attired in gorgeous white flannel shirts, alighted to the platform they were immedintely pounced on and hurried in @ carriage to police headquarters and thence to the municipal court, where Judge Curey was awaiting them. By this time the news of their arrest lad reached the hotels and in a very few minutes the court room was filled to overtlow- ing. While waiting for the commence Fitzsimmons nonchalantly chewed & wad of gum. Just as soon as the crowd was large enough to give u theatrical ai ceedings Chief of Police Clark Inid a formation charging tho defendants with boing about to engage in a breach of peace, and with- out having testimony the justice held Fitzsi mons in a bond of $500, and his associates in bonds of $200 each, to appear and answer on Friday morning. ‘The bonds were quickly given, and with the gaping crowd following at their heels the trio left the court. WDS ARRIVIXG. With each arriving train yesterday fresh de- tachments were added to the small army of rts already on the ground, and last night m corridor cote in the hotels were at a pre- mium. The predictions of the out-of-town people are pretty eveuly divided between tio two men, while the local sports decidedly in- cline toward Hall. The latter, who arrived from Beloit in the afternoon, was undoubtedly in excellent shape, and unless his looks belie him he will give his opponent the fight of his life, He has not an ounce of supertitous flesh on his body, his hands are firm as marble and the veins ou his breast and arms stand out like knotted cords. He looks a couple of inches taller than Fitzsimmons and is rather more Rtiesapi to S$ ORTS. SUMMER_RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEA-SIDE—JEKSEY COAST. _IN THE Mou NTAINS, a a ee) oo LY 22, 1891. MSE cme my13-3m.cod MRS. 'D. LUCKARD. Coxee ascents and Pace aves ATLANTIC €1 Sead Now open. “(nytweathn| MMA. ‘A. HINKLE (Cosaness ays ‘Atlantic City, N.J., * Now op. ‘earth beth ail new iron per. _ 9910-20 Late Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia. 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Notwithstanding tho organized and strong opposition to the fight, it seems certain that it will come off as annouiiced. ‘The principals in the fight will undoubtedly be arrested when they appear in the ring, but will at once give bonds for their appearance, and the fight will proceed without further interraptio: While a few of the sporting people now in the city may be fearful of that fact, the great majority are confident that they wiliseo a great fight in the amphitheater of the Minnesota Athletic Club this evening. —————— The McClure-Nicolay Controversy. From the San Francisco Bulletin. Editor Bulletin: Being one of the delegates from California to the national union convention which assembled ir Baltimore on Tuesday,June 7, 1864, for the purpose of nominating candi- dates for the of Presiden: and Vice President of the United States, Lam moved to me light on the . yas to Lincoln's position in the matter of the vice presidency. While our state convention. in selecting ten a eu to represent the party in the Dalti- more convention, did not instruct us as to how our votex should be enst, yet it was understood by the convention that we would cust them for Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin; there- fore, instructions were unnecessary. We arrived in Washington early in June and it was noted by some of the delegation that an effort was being made looking to the nomins tion of Andrew Johnson of Tennessee for Vice President instead of Hannibal Hamlin of Maine, the distinguished incumbent of that office, who, for a quarter of a century, had been one of the truest representatives of our northern type of civilization of the nation’s capital. I could not unterstand why this change in the vice presidency was being agitated, especially as Jolnson was from Tennessee, a state practi- culiy out of the Union. without state organiza- tion and the eivil war still in progress. Afew days before the meeting of the Balti- more convention an arrangement was made with Willlass H. Seward, Becrotary of State, throngh Thompson Campbell of our delege- tion, for the proseutation to, Abrubam Linceta of the delegates then in Washington. We met at the White House, in the room oc- Western League. He's « slugger.” (The lngt words surcasiically.) ‘This was before the second inning, in which Grifin made Drown and McGeachy go on a leather-hunting expedition into the woods in center ficld. . arenas ova Bure Lise to Artaxmic Crrv.—The only double-track route to the sea is via the B. & 0. and Reading K.R. Speciul fast ex; trom B. & O. station Saturday, July 25, al 4p. shore. #3.50 round trip. Special train will cupied by the cabinet, as I remember, Lincoln belng present. Not wishing to ocenpy his valuable time our interview was brief, but an opportunity was here afforded me to ascertain tho President's views on the vice presideney, which I was anx- ious toknow. In passing Gut, and while shak- ing hands, I said: “Mr. Prosidont, we wre going to Baltimore tonominate youfor President’ and asked the question: “Have you any preference for Vice le replied: “I see no rengon for @ change.” With the kuow! that Hamlin was the choice of the Prosident as his associate on the m. All Saturday night and’ Sunday’ at leave Atlantic City on return trip at6 p.m. Sunday, but tickets will also be good on any regular train returning Monday.—Adet. sesren hers Stop at the Coionnade,Atlgntic City. C.A.Rines of the Elsmere, this city, proprictor.—Adet. a Ls Goop fishing and crabbing at Colonial and Cliftou Beach. steamer Geo. Leary, ¥a.m.—Ade. Ruttroud Accident Near Carlisle, Pa. A passenger train from Harrisburg to Gettys- burg. on the Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Vittsbarg railroad, Jumped the track while ranning at fult speed near Carlisle yesterday. ‘The engine kept on the ties, but the coaches toppled over. H. P. Watson, express mes- senger, was eanght under the cars and badly injured; David Levan of Reading, solicitor of the Philadelphia Times, was rating | eut about the head, and Conductor Bumbaugh of Harris- | burg was badly bruised in jumping out of a car window. The track was torn up for a great distance and trafle was ‘The acci- dent was caused by the spreading of rails. champiouship and £500 0 side. Slosson is to allow Schaefer §250 for e: in case Behacfer loses. The match place iu New York city the last week in October or the first week in November. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain Coming. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Josoph Chamberlain will visit the United States in the autumn. Later they will go to the Bahamas, where Mr.Chamberlain to hard luck at bat y: , two | hamas, ser by 7. ‘bat be pat out five moa end kept from ticket and also that the sentiment of the party in California was in his favor { was earnest in trying to sceure his nomination for Vice Presi- dent, and to this end suggested and assisted in making Rev. M. C. Briggs, a friend of Humiin, chairman of our delegation, which was con: tested by Thompson Campbell, a friend of Johr- ton. ‘Through the supreme influence of that master mind in polftice, Wm. H. Seward, ably assisted by Henry J. Raymond and Preston King of New York, Gov. Dennivon ana Columbus Delano of Ohio, Horace Mu: mard andj"Parson™ Brown. low of Tennessee. W. M. Stone of Lowa, Lano of Kansas and the Tndiaxa delegation, Andrew Jobnson was nominated. aaa Ganpyzn. Oaxtaxp, Cat, Suly 12, 1891. Sudieere ELEN Joe Eliingsworth Knocked Out. ‘The finish fight last night in Minneapolis be- tween Joe Ellingsworth of New York, the ex- champion middle-weight of America, and Har- ris Martin, better known as the “Black Pearl,” of Minneapolis, attracted a throng that more than tested the capacit; ARYLAND, OCEAN END NEW YORK AVE., @leciric Uells, baths, &°- iuyid-Sm.” 8. OREM, Prop. and Manager (PHE ORIENTAL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. VIR- ginia ave. near beach. Everything ern uuproveueuts, Jecstonedd ‘HE ROSSMORE, TI Atiantic City, 3. Druck: all Bove hs NHE SHIRLEY, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., KEN- A cig are: par ocean, "Now hous, “Opgn aati Nov Spor information apply Room Sthiw. Me T/SOUTHALL, Manager. myZi-am SHE STODPART, CORNER ILLINOIS AXD PA- Tate arene peat ‘Brucpton Hotel, feat culate, elactite tlie speder now’ manag sae “ire BEARY 2° abel Reference STH SMALL & SONS, Washington, D.C. $05-2m* HE VICTORIA. ATLANTIC CITY, N.3. Tisocrmoanou tsa AVEONEAI THE BEACH. selitem P78 M. WILLIAMS, ‘pHE WALLINGFORD, ATLANTI Pacific ave. below Kentwe (HE WELLINGTON, OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N, J. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, &. if "pee winpeny Coe Now o1 Reno’ heared the year tromage. 10 3.10 BARE tly on ocean front. All modern improvements. Open JUNE IS. (el-2my WM. APPLEGATE, Prop. A SBURY PARK—THE GUERNSEY, 7TH AVE. deuigtiuliy i and hair mattresses boating, Asbing. Sis to Uctober 1. THOS. G. ALLAN, fashington, D. del-bur ASBURY PARK, N ee ICTORIA. Ht ‘amily hotel; frouiinx ocean; lighted by eas and eluctriefty ; artesian water; all uuodern improvementa; superior table aud appointments; terias te. may 18-3 At THE, SEASHORE—THE BRIGHTON. A8- bury Park, open ail the year: one and a half biocks iroin tho Ocean ; large, well ventilated and. ouLuBUnICating rooms: perfect sanitary condition sian Water end cas throughout the house; special, ne wart bathing. Addins ks. je2b-lm ASBURY PARK, N.. Full view of ocean. Near bathing paviliom. All im- to aie Prannent 42 per day. = ‘A: BINNEY, Pr6 dyl-colm ress. "HE BELDEN ath ave. near Kinzstey st, Asbury Park, N. J. A. B. WASHBIOOD, 2220-2m Pp INT HOTET, La lara, opnters that Pa oysters that I have-ever oyster beds. All other. sea erate rates. @2 a day, tet circulars appl $013-2m 3y6-Lan ro » Ovean ¢ (THE LETANDE, ATLANTIC C OO}. POAT, COMFORT, "VA —SHEKWOOD.— bwach, Massac year; Fsbo malaria; ho edie te gold Uathe, cfabe. als and oysters. “Moterate rateug S2day, €1) week and upward. UDO, BOOKER, my “Owner and Prop. S01. i bathing, boating, Sshing, crabbi ‘&e. ii’ be “wupylied this season With the Anest ‘ah thny are from 1uy. own food inabundance. "Mode 315 7th (0 week and wy ward. fo Waa Be Wilitains 2. We Steamer Lady of the Lake loaves her wharf, foot of Gth street, Tucsday, on Sundays—at 5 o'clock Sue leaves her Sunday at 4 o'clock p-m. Bt and TI rureday at $ 0" iekets sold on the ‘Thursday and Baturday- —Mose- 1. ‘whist, foot 7h street, on yaert leaves th» same whar’ on Monday ;ineltiding one day board and 1 Reroktureton beats allowed to be landed at ths Point eon THOS. W. WILLIAMS, 3e3-2m_ PE eee a ty ei = As census Ufice, and Q. HOTEL, 8ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND, sailine ond bathing. MS BROS. Piney Donal [| Good. frea. Address ADAY Md. Reter to a. J Xander, Proprieto~ #9 per week, or faculties Lake «1 ef Boats Pot, 911 7th st. nw. Jez tant 50 per da; pene; SPRINGS AND BATHS. BEPFORD wrErxos, BEDFORD, PA HOTEL OPEN! 8 JURE12. ‘Write for pampiet on this great Resort andthe famous BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER my73m LL. B. DOTY, MANAGER. FAIRFAX | INN DEST. BERVICE, PRIVATE; select; one square from park and bathe. Terms, 37 to BY per week. pringe, W. Va. Bees eta BLUE of the mountams near service and eutsine is of the Water of remarkable purity. ‘Tram leaving B. and P. depot 2:10 pn close counection at Uuiod station WM. yi, Kor, paraphlets CHARLES W Biue “Mountain. express, A iew wore guests can be accu dated. Address J. W. ALDEKT SPRING. HOTEL. IDGE MOUNTAT ‘This new and magnificent lintel ‘Pen-Mar, Uplands and muns ruewed 0! wolintadn ‘Lest excellence and the Aberal terms. hi 5 ae + reaching oe. and cheagements EBB of J.. Ml; ‘ ure, P70. Tynena Vista Spring, Washington couilty, Ma 3630-1 N WHITE SULPE inty, Va... Will be o} season; ten auimutes' drive splendid road to the testinnony send for catal jee UR SPRINGS, FREDER- pen 15th of June forthe from R. Kt. station over For medical and other ‘©. JORDAN, Proprietor. ONTEREY SPRi Msiai iS HOTEL. BLUE RIDG! IT, PAL, WESTERN MARYLAND Ht ke 3 HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. Season o: "91 opens ‘About June 2 20 01 ‘Adams of the 1 per week; $2 per day. by Star office, or, ‘the jen asd Albom MOSQUITOES. fig of June, F. Eo Bidxe ote, Bat snore. Atw-siase. Rates, 880 rife tesa Until June 15, EOF AD AIS, aioe ito” Bathstore Summat, a, "PAS FENDIORE— Cappy. Biv runes For pericaar arg oe % 1, rr Eset THOS. NOBLE. Asbury bark, N.J. pe PXAPLET-ASEUBY PARK, N. J.. FOURTH cea Sh are ipriect. Mines Us CGOULD) PROBE: Bop, for 190. ditions 2a = ‘PBL, SAINT CLOUD, 215 181 AVE. ASBURY park, , Accomucdatlous ior 20) guesié. Electric ‘aud modern huprovements. Send for circular. rT ‘M. LEWIS, Proprietor. orp HE WINDSOR,» ‘Sdand Kingeley, Asbury, 100 Farts Srom ocean.) Under mauacement of owner. — my30-2m ‘Bi DANK. 215 THIRD AVE.. ASBURY Pipers eee StuySseotm OOMBTOCK & JAMES. RAYEEY SEBINGS, VA. THE TONIC WATER a eae indinie hi fe a KINS LEE. ‘Medical Boctety ans Jy 16-3w Necant JREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LOCATED 0) G'Peek Mat Sanaa, thas 1 eg hOCATED sf A river, SWatuctestroa Hartera Ferry, ASO & w LL TOP HOUSE. HARPER FI we feet above town and mn: rare rr Ha house “on ‘Cain Mitte patroneee za he only went ani rom JuRd > to Geter 7 SIRSNgm MOUNTAIN w Py iim Migiviaw! Laie Ly MISCELLANEOUS, a FO! as as The most beat < apparatus eo th Indian suaiuer may be Under the managenie Soa of James Wormley, _Coure ou? and sre the place. EMAR < SUMMER RESORT yen June 1s. Hi yt VILLE ROAD, TWENTY iru Washiteton by Georgetown Place for iadies and «i and enjoy the best of nt W ope ws. MD. WILL BE opencd for reception of suesta i For KOCK VILLE terme anpiy at the CLALENDEN HOTEL, lath and Sew Vouk at ‘ayes FRENCH DYEING, scorn Establiaiment, 120% claws ladies’ and gents" we BAND DEY CLEA New York ave, First- fevers descrintion, RS. GEO. WAGNER, 1896 14TH ST. ¥.W Legs to announce thal she has opened Ler new uplete estabivsh.vent of Human Mair Goods and let Articles, od to do Shampoo Lelore, owing to cially invites at a3 dc By) Ventlou of the ladies of Washington. Diino bry CLEANING. SscovniNe. ANTON FISCHER & 80N, 906 G ST. N.W FLANNEL SUITS AT REDUCED RATES MY SPRING SPECIALTY, aLty, ar FAMILY SUPPLIES. GTO THB AERER & CO. AND X01 J Bod all kinds of Early Fruit Chickens: E i Bar wet pete Fancy Eigu Cre: y shine i, Nemetablen, pe ‘breakfast Hocom aud ee Altat the lowest ted Buwar, dige., and : Respeceraly TB. WALKER & Co., sy2-2m 46, 915 aba Uy Leouinenn eee, EST CREAMERY BUTTE! Bi Nite Nowe mnat bts age. bentie Pure tia Port Wine $f, attic Gest E weet Catawte Vine. ic tle Wa Ttottie Breneh i ee, Holland Gin. Bhottige cate) Pa ‘Bent Creaza’ tatton Final! buttie Hock Win Giceet or dyi-lan GLO. 4. O'HARE, L637 7th Burien: “Borres; Borex: Fancy Creamery Butter 250, ‘dare Crosse & Blackwell's Assorted Jams Se. S. A POOLE, THE CASH GROCER, 944 Louisiana ave. nw. PIANOS AND ORGANS. ss THT 1 ee ver yee 3 fo12-Gm Sus5 Prizo Medal Paris Exposit indurwed by over 100 tor Guratility, Oil Panos teker in erchenne hee eae Uprixht that can take tbe pince of ’ Gite FPEIPFER & CONLIFR. 510 ith at. mow, STHINWAY, CHASE, GABLER. BRIGGH' PiaNOs, S cryuns dad Suliane ior “USER 20te ies Poe, invit fulshed in designs HiGH- P AKT. Pianos for rent. as A lange isin aliuost every Well-known take in owed out at try. su thorough repair. wal be few nui. SILCIALTSUCE MENTS offorea fe pres and io teruue hace will be MONTE UNSTALLMEN TS whens at ENAUE & 0., a S17 Market space, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. OLD POINT AND Ed, secanoer Jonteanc whee, tery Steaitier Jeaves ith st, bie cars, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and ited with electricity and re- rough tickers to Bowtoa, in seul aiid state rooius, 12.79, and New York, Feleplwne call, 1390; and. &'O. offices O13, 1 Penua. ave, ALFRED WOOD, G. T. A. ednesday, at 4 p.m.. r . Colton's, Nouriel Crack. Pinoy Point, Suuith’s Creek, Coan anid Yocuuico Kivers. turniny, land at Piney Point and intermediate innd- igs. Arrive at Wasiington Weduesday and Friday isratnes. {ou Batrdays, at 3:30 p.m. fr Colonial Beach, Cal c's. Piney Points ‘Scvmnico.. Keturisi lund at Piney Pont, Colten's and Colomial Bese AS Five at Wasbingtou Sunday atv pm: Jyein CWP REDUX Gent Manager. F<pinta Beach, Michmond andl peters south oe a % the bew Mammoth Iton Palace ‘Meumers WASHING. agate \ORFOLK ; dasly: ro toot of 7th stat + p. 1. Tickets on offices, lv and [sbi Pennsylvania av st Poesy M ARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Se ee a Bik a ‘whard or cor Fa. ave: and Litas DAYS THURSDAYS Leaves 7th-at. whart SATURDAYS at fa. at 7 DAY anid SUNDAY even 'OCK ENON SPRINGS. In North wrountans, cay Big houre putoks “Htgtel and cottages ‘accourtaccats A cool resort. tifa nedicinal Ft ie Livers, bow Zant ball rook ‘alley foun ete and s. bieair a boss Sub building, Lio the proprietor at the mineral baths and ian ‘cle Siis'year. "No tar'ao ro ‘terms apply ¥ at. oF aia SQHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, ‘accommodations tore: open to visitors 382m 3. va. NOW ‘good sind rates vBOPE, 9150. GAZE'S late SUMMER and FALL aura JULY: AUGUST and SEPTEMBE upward, at ineluded. once: eer eng ive, ay 16-1 STEAMER ““WINTHROE™ FOR BAR Campobello, Bt. Androwsand St. SUikaUis Ptbcy p. sien" for Mocktand | For Atiamtec Ofty, 12-13 p.m. week days, 11.95 pm pa oe NS LEAVE WAR TEAS Rr a aS Ly ° 4 Por Pittetirs ami the West, Chicago ‘Fotimag\ gettbule Care. et ‘ast Line, 10 59) eo on : cs Faricr tae Weakness Tiarrianone te st oute. iqeramepetee Tense opin Care on te Chieg> sie channeatina dats) at arevebarg wth onde gt Merah 3 oe Nc peas, sally. der Pee: turongt sleeper to Pitte- SKE VE ROR Re marimoan, sfeicus, Wester aul Siawara Balle cf te : Daa mk ib S. nua Dart caro. Pert pane and r uit. Pw eed *, Kenovo and Elmira, at 10.50 a.m, wi PH erent Sauday.” Fo: New York ouly. Limited Express Car trom Baitiodee, 400 p.m. daily Fo! LAD with Dining . wthout chanure, 345 pa, 5 \.. all throngh trains coumect at h boaie of Brooklyn Annes, aflora- ihe Ms. avoiding doubve . ine iret transtor tere wv acruse New York daily Por Baithnore, 5:00, 6.35, 0000, UT 150 and 420 38. 9.00 aan, Aisa. am. Ath Sane TF a. me and (AformAtion at the office, northeant Cor h strat wud Pennsylvania aveutir, and at the Us201_ Gener ND AND DANVALLE i Schedule in effet 3 rains leave and arrive at ve hinsto ynchbane ce Duip bn Sprite orfoik and Western Ratlre Wytheville, Bristol, Knos ¥ for Mancsas, Warrenton ie tare Bal, fonnes“ouireper, rane, ‘tteaville stations, Chesapeake aus ¢ =F jorSiausron and White Suitbur Apraws, and fee Grenaboro ant ‘stations om "3 and ‘And stations Atinuta and lanta. where sounetion 8 for all principal pout South ‘and Mobile, and Pull ‘amiss. inttes at EY Dp w UTR. FERS Ae, Re == faint Soran ae | day, tuaking: with tot tress and Mulitnan Buflet Sleeper, Washtnaton to New Orleans Montac Gt TRAINS ON W. Foe AND Ont ROL SR Lamang Bese a aE 7 Pom. deity. ¥ St. Lous cr we A irairce Sop ry ~ red for Pittsiurk aud Clevolaud. exprees day, O98 aon aeaeetrae or tou and Steanton {2000p or bares aa taray erates 15:50pm. 10.0 te day Shc ar aes Se ee 3 ee ie chee ae " : Seg ono anh FLEMING, Manager. W ‘iitehade;slorunt bu SPEINGS.—MAGNIFI- Wire lea un geet rae Stee pein, (0 toagey tam ve Roars SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. ee nen nese Foret Corts, BELMAR, X. J. Fifteenth Season. poked address 15. For circular, terms, &c.. jy8-lm FRED. E. FOSTER, Manager. NEPTUNE HOUSE, any ‘2 bes "Ar R. BAXK. WW ONDER WaTERs: ANEW ERA AMONG VIRGINIA’S FAMOUS HOT, WARM AND HEALING SPRINGS. A standard Rorlagtotn ki Be Toad iam Coy et eee qi east gues. Tend 10 Wutan ot 3 8.2.00 SHOE RTE LPPOR, se soun tango ME ATE Scere new OARS BLAZE, 1 Da A rE Te coin aes arora! ry aah See Dy as eae? eee