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Ward consented to play two games yesterday at Pitte- burg with the understanding that the first would be to test Prosident Young's ruling om section 45 of the constitution. Pittsburg won the first afver a close tusalo. In the secoud Inks allowed the home ‘only one hit, Galvin rotired after the fourth inning and Camp came in, Rain stopped the game at the end of the eighth. Attendance, 3,900. Ditteburg 01103200 O-+ Brooklyn © @o1i¢001 1-3 Batteries—| urg, Baldwin and. Mack; Brookiyn, Hart and Daly. Base hitse—Pitts- burg, 6; Brooklyn, 7. Errors—Pittsburg, 3; Brooklyn, 4 SECOND GAME. Pittsburg . 9000000 0-0 Brookiym .....--3 1.0.20 2 0 0-8 Batteries—Pittsburg. Galvin and Camp and Earle aud Mack: Brooklya. Inks and Daly. Base hits—Pittsburg. 1; Brooklyn, 10. Errore— Pittsburg, 7; Brooklyn, 3. Boston, 3; Chicago, 0.—Staley pitched a great game yesterday at Chicago and received per- fect support, shutting out the Colts without » ghost of achance to score. Only one of Capt. Anson's men saw second aud but six of them . Cooney. avan and ittridge carried off the honors. Weather threatening, Attendance, 1.100. Score: Chicago. 000600000 0-0 Boston. 1100601 8x8 tteries—Chicago, Hutchinson aud Kitt- ridge; Boston, Staley and Gunzcl, Base hite— Chicago, 3; Boston, 6 Errors—Chicago, 3; Boston, 0. Louisville,4; Baltimore,0.—Stratton was very effective against Baltimore at Louisville yes- terday, letting them down with four hits, The home ‘team bit Buffinton when hits meant runs, Several hard showers during the day put the grounds in bad condition and kept the attendance down to 1,100. Scor’ Louisville 0000301 0 0-4 Baltimore’ 00000006 60 Batteries—Louisville, Stratton and Dowso; Baltimore, Buffinton and Robinson. Base hits— Louisville, 12; Baltimore, ¢ Errors—Lonis- ville, 1; Baltimore, 1. xoTEs, ‘Tho game at Cincinnati yesterday was called at the end of the second inning on account of rain, The score then stood New York, 4; Cin- cinnati, 4. The Cleveland-Philadelphia game was post- pored owing to wet groun It is said that the Waguers will drop a couple more of their high salaried men.—(Phi phia Inquirer. Why good men should be dropped to reduce expenses after the gener- ous patronage of the home team by the Wash- ington public no one can toll. It is to be hoped that the report is not true, Radford will not play Sandey games, and hereafter Manager Irwin says he will’ take Radford’s place in games on the seventh day. Chicago has released Pitcher Meakim. jo is , but wild, ‘The exstern clubs will begin another series in the west today—Bultimore in Chicago, Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Pitts- burg, New York at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Cin- ciunati aud Boston at Louisvill Rbines has been laid off without pay by Cineinnatt. ‘Terry of Brooklyn has yet to pitch his first game of the season. The Cleveland Plain Dealer says: “Buck Ewing, in the two games here, demonstrated that he cannot throw, or dare uot.” President Muical 4 of the Rochester club has telegraphed Mr. Waltz that he wants Shoch if Baltimore releases the pluyer. Glasscock is accorded » warm 0) support bs the St, Louis press. One paper has this moci sirecemment fa its columns: “For sale or ox- change—' ing ortstops. stage stamps taken in exchange for the chromo. Bids from minor league clubs invited. No offer re- fused. Address C. Von der Ahe.” A bill to prohibit $unday ball playing has been introduced in the Keutucky legislature. It is regarded as probable that Jefferson county, in which Louisville fs situated, will be — from the provisions of the act if possi . Gaffney will allow Irwin to coach, but only while the Washingtons are at the bat. Ned Crane will uot last'very long under Manager Powers. His release, along with Bassett's, is hourly expected by the New York Inks, who pitched the second game eguinst tuburg for the Brooklyns yesterday, allowed his opponents but one sate hit. Inks is one of Manager Seiee of the Cosions recogutzes th ns e fact that the veterans do nut get in condition as s00n as the youngsters, Consequently Ben- nett will not go behind the bat yet awhile. By the bye, it is rather funny to refer to Kelly and Ganzel as “youngsters.” 1s was only by Browning's sensations! catch wilof eld thet the Baltimores were kept from scoring at least three rans yesterday. With two men on bases he ran up the benches aud saved a high fly which seemed good for a home run. Stratton pitched great bail, while Shoch played the best game of the Baltimores. As ® matter of fact eae engage played third as well as any one who can be secured. Mis release will be found to be one of the Re the felding werages of the six lore ara. a oud basemen of the six eastern club tonne games of the April home and made in the abroad b 2 ‘The Law of Torture. ‘The Anthropological Society of Washington held » meeting in the lecture room of the Co- lumbian University last night to listen to the annual address of the president of the society, Dr. James C.Welling. The subject upon which Dr. Welling discoursed for an hour or more was “The Taw of Torture—s Study im the Evo- lution of Law.” He gave an exbaustive review of the code of laws ix force in earlier centuries, under which people were put to torture to make them confess theircrimes. He dpecribed governing the prosecution and defense of such cases and the conditions under which terture could be applied. ‘Ten houses in Mount Sterling, Ky... were destroyed by fire Sunday. The post ofice and Gazette building were burned. The total Joss ts $66,000. THE NATURAL WAY IS THE SAFEST. Nature has an antidote for every ill that human-kind is heir to. Some are still to be discovered, but the world’s standard remedy Salts, the evaporation of the Carlsbad Water, bottled by the city of Carlsbad for American use. e genuine have the si of “Eisner & Mendel- FOUR FAYORITES WON. Unsatisfactory Method of Placing Odds ia the Last Race--Yesterday at Benning. Five races were run yesterday at the Bon- ning track, and in four of them the favorites won. But for the declaration of Mr. Lewis to win the steeplechase with Delaware his Futurity would have gone to the post the strong favorite, which he justly should have been. As it was ‘Delaware was’ never dangerous, and Pines on Futurity, seeing that, was compelled to head off Pat Oakley. Mr. Lewiv’ declara- tion cost the public some little money, bat the public should remember that a declaration to win is conclusive of nothing, especially in jumping races. The two horses should have been sold together, but there is no rulo of the club compelling such a thing to be done. The remaining racos were not very spirited contests, the successful horses winning with little or no.effort. During the mecting there has been some complaint made to the judges of horses nvt trying, but it has been very evi- dent that, taken as a whole, the various events have been truly ran. No’ doubt there have been several instances whero horses eatere have simply been out tor work, but t is i te of the Ty Taco mevting. Itcan be judges of the present mecting that they have unusually alert investigated every complaint made, and that they vig ilantly ‘bat no complaint has yet been substantiated is the best evidence in the world that the meeting has boen remarkably free from jobs, and the management should feel well satisfied with ite conduct of the meeting. In tho opinion of many of its patrons, how- ever, the club mado a mistake yesterday when it divided the grand stand off by means of a railing into two sections, one for the general public and the other for club members and their friends. It well enough to reserve the club house, bus the whole grand stand should be free tu the public, and the first come should be first served. It i¢ upon the general public that the club mainly relics for support, and its complaint yesterday because of thie action on general, The first race was throe-year olds and started, Mary Stone 4 stx-furlong upward, an part of the club was aa just as it was dash for but four having been scratched. Daly's Dalsytian was made an overwhelming favorite at 1 to 3, and, ridden by Lamle,won as ta, For ‘Time, he pleased from St.” Mark by « le cigner third, fifteen 1.1534. Betting: Dalsyrian, 1 to lengths bohin Foreigner, 30 to 1; Lilie A selling dash of six furiongs was the second eveut an bugle. eleven 85 laters answered the Hemet was rightly made the favorite, aud, ridden by Kuchen, with the odds 3 to 10, had uo dificulty in cuttin, down his field, beating Necktie by four lengths, she two lengths im front of Wanderer IT. ‘ime, 1.15, Betting: Hemet, 7 to 10; Wanderer II, Neck- tie and Jewell If to 1; Ray, 7 to each 20 to 1; Absconder. 4 dy, 10 to 1; Martel, 8 to 1; Fireworks, 50 to 1; Pembroke and Maggie B., each 100 to 1. An owners’ handicap at a mile and an eighth brought out five, Larchmont being scratched for the next race, Daly's Lepanto closed the favorite at 8 to5, but both Frontenac and George W. were well backed, My Fellow went to the front at the stand und set merry paco to the half, where the favorite, ridden by J. Larple, assumed command and never after re- Hinqushied it, easily b length and a halt, hind. Time, 1.28%. Betting: Lepa: wating Frontenac by a evue three lengths be-~ 8to5; Froutenac, 18 to 5; George W., 5 10 2; Bellevue, 6 to 1; My Fellow, 2toL ‘The fourth race was a selling dash of a mile, for which started. Larchmont, ridden by W. Midgely, was an equal favorite at 6 to with Erie, and beat hit by « length and a half, Mr. Sass six lengths behind. Betting: Larehmont and’ Eric, each 6 to 5; Dr, Wilcox and Lallah, each 5 to 1; Mr. Sass, 6 tol ‘port, and soven rode bis mare, Delawar: lechase over the full course closed farted. Mr. Lewis and deciaring to win with ber she: was made an ll to 5 favorite, Futurity, however, ridden by Pines, always held the’ race safe for the stable and finally won by a length from Pat Oakley, he three lengths ahead of Return, who ran # very clever race. Stonewall polted just after clearing the water jump. Time, 4.19. Betting: 2 to 1 each, Grey Gown and Dela- ware;3 to 1, Returi turity and Pat Oakley to 1, Stonews —_—_— €350 an acre. See Suburban Property.—Advt. sactaetesrchty Anacostia Notes. The local railroad has bought eight new sum- mer cars. to J each, Elphin, Fu- Mrs. W. Marden King has returned from Bal- timore. E. E. Ferris of Washington has purchased of A. M. Green lots 1 to 6 in block 5 of Buena Vista, Mrs. Canter of Polk street is sick. ‘The ladies of the Presbyterian Society have organized s home au toreiga missio: will be held each month, The Pres- Christian Endeavor bas A meetin byterian jiety of wociaty, issued an invitation to similar organizations of the presbytery to co-operate in building the ew church. Anacostia Commandery, No. 423, United Order of the Golden Cross. has Passed resolutions of regret at the death of Sir Knight John T. Wright, Anacostia Tent, No. 138, Inde of Rechabites, met last night, ndent Order Resolutions of regret at the death of Rolly Purcell have been passed. Arthur McLean writes from Asheville, North Carolina, that he is much improved in health, ‘Mra, L. A. Fisher, daughter of Judge Arm- strong, hus returned to Philadelphia, Good all the time. It removes the languor of morning, sus- 32st way—i ‘the rev pay @ cure u theless, that what's iF Se Baltimore, Ma. ‘Trggho end fetchata of bent mabe wt low sriees the us ‘t's just —to ationt you can’t him. Nover- THE EIGHT-HOUR LAW. Representative Tareney Submits = Report on the Ne Bill. : Mr. Tarsnoy of Missouri yesterday presented to the House « report on bis bill relating to the limitation of the hours of daily service of laborers and mechanics employed upon public works of the United States and the District of Columbia constituting eight hours asa day labor. The report says that the bases of movement looking to shortening of the daily hours of service of those engaged in physical labor are: First, to give needed opportunity for physical recuporation; second, to afford such laborers opportunity for the enjoyment of the society of their families and for social and intellectual improvement; third, in an overcrowded and congested labor markct by expanding the opportunitios for obtaining em- ployment, giving a moro general and more oquitabio diffusion to the wage product of the labor of such market. Congress, says the repétt, adopted the eight- hour principle in 1868, but it was almost uni- ersally disregarded and evaded, by officers of the government. The measure herewith sub- mitted, it is thought, will veeare practical enforcement of the put intended to be se- cured by the act of 1468. It limite the service and omployment of all laborers and mechanics employed by the United States government or by the District of Columbia or by contractors of subcontractors upon any public works to eight hours in any one calendar day, ‘The bill differs in several respects from the act ot 1863 —one, that it imposes penulties for violation and thus provides for ite euforcement, peechaectamber The Cruise of the Bear. Tho revenue steamer Bear arrived at Seattle yesterday and will remain thero until the ar- rival of her instructions, which were mailed at Washington yesterday. The Bear will carry supplies for the refugo station at Point Barrow, Alaske, and will then proceed to the Siberian coust and get u supply of reindeer for intro- duction into Alaska, Luter in the season the Bear will assist in the work of keeping poach- ors out of Boring sea, EDavisee wenn A Suit for Slander, Frank L. Beach has sued It, F, King for slander through J. 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BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF fe, (Mil business confidential Ladies and eae! ‘Det 'lavaud North Capitol OF, HUBBARD, ASTROLOGER «wr Lo sylvester of fiaitimore, oldest astrologer in Gay, TAS Cat, hee Lite seadlows’ Qi) Reece, (written), $0. apie ME RAPHAEL, THE BRATED CLAIR- MP a a, RRA ale Raines sna tuaky duten” Dowtt fal Wo eos tan o rt Boom 10,010 Pat uct. Se apan-Orr oR. DREA THE ONLY CELEBRATE! MOE Deas Oe Carmrg even fice hours, 2 Sun: day, Tam. 108 par, 1908 14th vt nw. -apii-lmt AME PAYN, MANICURE AXD CHIR /D- Neth aiecey eee wee rar ROPODIST GOODS south of New York. n020-tr RS. EV. SNELL. CLAIRVOYANT AND TEST liam; inagnetic aud treatment ube oogeuitod st her parlors OOtN ave owe HOTELS, Septrgltocation.” Mates. @1.00 to 92.50 diy. CYONNADE HOTEL, AY, NEW Hate as is PARERLY: Manages.“ tuhiai-onwit Sen ‘Weshingtén, D. 0. 4 EBBITT HOUSE, “5, WASHINGTON, D. a” DENTISTRY. & DENTAL Ass'n, 7th prac rinelpal ‘Shotber column JR STARR PARSOWA, D' . a corner Ok ad Bete. n.w-. Pith preservation of the natural teeth s: aay pty pes EVANS DENTAL PARLORS ‘1217 Peon. ave. n' jorated ty upon titespeiees cteeae sam operated by a efonae ss the roots given « new tease of ite and nd serviceable in every way as Baturel oss. To be & Success au artifeial grown uss be ao, iiSsoct aed noompeupens ie epveres ‘ef the Foot or breakiug loose froin itaatischmente:‘Weelaiee that our crowus have aad eee, bined wit a Speer a tured aud durable ever as substitute for the natu ‘this its Bae cctenncs out chi a iS a6 ‘practiced Tooet work wil be foul ea sf ae Sri Brat ‘clas work snd'beet We operations pertaining to ou Fubberined with gold. “Batenctity without pals. ROSHON'S DENTAL PARLO! 7 as 2S aha great ehngeoes’ SUMMER RESORTS. RAILROADS. alvin, RE GREAT Selgin, ya. YLVANTA for boarders 1 ‘Howse iighted by TO THE NORTH, WE<T AND SOU o& Water ircal. Sea food « apecialty, PBLE TRACK, | ELENDID 36) ‘Der week, Dinuer served om arrivalol | sii hatLa MAGNIFICENT © TRIE WOT SESE ASSSS— | anarne PEACE Wa kiov Oe FROM STATION motes Gaareenea, Yor Noreen Puilaah Vestibule Oat at 10.80 ame OPENS WRDNESDAY, JUNE t9, RATES REDUCED FORIULY. bans Stra rome. etroatare. ke seo ea Fy*Pox HALT, ATLANTIC CITY, a DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH yatta weer one bale 8S ETB: 0: TEL OUSE, HARPER'S FrREY. Ww. Vv elevation oh trees fet nee toe nado. depot Seanery Crom, Mnequaled: good table and Ye daily: Fast Line, Com hus bare bate Peciie Hepes. 1000 pom. a a8: 5. LOVETT, Feapesnter. ns and te Week. with tarough Sleep SALE-1N OAKLAND, MD.; FUNNISHED | Shu Pittebury co Chic cottare: 6 rooms: oue acre land. fruit, shade, ice | Per here, Gum ater, 10 mipules’ wail to station, rr ‘O20 New Yoru * ‘my ote a. ove. For Brie, fhumiidabe Fa wot Sathidlnc cee w R RENT—FOR SEASON. FURNISHED COT- Fs a4 Derkeloy Springs, Wast Va. Apply to AM | For We Rensyeen bone PLATT. Lis 0 sue my?" = hee gk OX WENT—FURNIGNED COTTAGE TN Mowe |<” Wash R ocheatar cable part of Uakiaud.Garre FOr Wikemen ry digo voand Elmire, at 20.508 my county, Mao tage ooutsins oine Daldinay are ‘sued Tooms; the outbuildings are good, sebcupt Sui day the view te Sue, plenty of siude avd uofaiitaw well of SE SORIA New YORK ax Hicions water | For further particulars apriy te aud 1199 & m., ise LUCILLA & DUSMANE. Cathedral st. * timore, Md. or to Mr. J. N.JAKBOK, Unkiand, iso" rrett county, Md. my 2-3t* 3! 38.9. ‘OTEL WiLTSHinE, Side m Virginia ave, neat Ocean. Atlantic City, ¥.2. wean at the year Liege tay-sriudow roomy giving | With myo tar Tt s my?-2m D.W. CHANDLER, sengnre for Ply ni Shanwe care at a erect staan (ne eeernation, CRESSON SPRINGS, Ne os . ‘Fost Papress, 7.5 ma. Week days, aad 3.43 pam On the summit of the Atlecheny Mountain, Main | 7st Tine Peace REI sno iodation. 6.00 a.m. WILL OPEN JUNE 28. : For ctreulare an ou, addrons px TE DE SRAR Sepe, For trovkiya, my2-31 c > Jetwry City wi FAST SEEN. GOR PaciPic AXD AjicaNnan ae aves, Atlantic City and It KK. depot. “fer hu mer resort on the spur of ELLEN TURNER. ENOBSCOT WAY, Maine, PEXCEPEBONS teceepono, arse. This hotel opeus June 10, bas bivh ication im center of bay et Dark Macbor. Halle Leeted by haces; open Areplaces it) roomie “Expert nced. i ‘or, ineuriug good wervice an heretofore. Artem wells: reeld edciau a hotel | “Beautiful views at For Lope’ Oreck Line, 7.20 an. end 4.36 pan dsily exert Saudi nd 12.50 am. end 4 For Anuspouin, pon Ustiyexcep: Sunday. Sundays, 9:00am 10.43 i 0 p ~ On Si = 0:45 nm 1.00, 28k shan, aey, . 4.80 and 1057 am, abd Bt, Desert meetin ‘thrwus from Bouxtoa to Keck! wiih the new and commottiousmasene tr : 1,400 tons, which will be put on the route from Rooklsvd to Telesboro carly fu June. Ocean and bay Tp alades cf she hove suager, Lsteaboro Lan, Zaleaboro, Me, EpbiS's Divow tresaent oe 5 W. LYMAN Sipps, See. aud Treas Is) re Laud end lmpt. Co, aay: Mtoe wierd 6. 715 Pe La 8. Be PUGH, corat Mausger. ( TOHMoND AND DANVHAY: MAILS ‘undule in eflect Apri 24. \leaveat Penusyivenis Passen- c ¥ . for Lynchburg, connects. (clk aud’ Western railroad Connects ®t Manasaas for Frout Koyal aud Strasburg daily, excepe sh, Me. nest beach on the coast, SANBORN & PKUELE, York Viliaer, Me. ‘A first-class house at the Address _2p29-c02m HE’ NANEPASHEMET, MARBLEMEAD NEC finest conan scenery on ths Nas “9 _For description addresa Suivday. : FP acectes yaire sUoPaE -PaiNos. ail bivisbems of tachnond ald Doses opeeann Bae. Warrenton, Va. opens Juss 2. M than ticeret ew Tork snd Weawagton torn gest hotel tncrouthly euusnped: box auipuur bathe. | Mnsccuy’ chee with Micoper tentew Grieuas rds, bee Furciccuier wut terme ai: . sia via Birmiuchon, Gude: dress 4 H&J. F. ADAMS. Baltimore, until May 20; | MOBtre yaleeer Sr Bao After this, at Pasquier White Suiyur Spriuge, ‘spl6-aimwain $ ea Ce 83 Tporst-ox -THE-HUDSO! Wil open MAY 26. "Mr. Cranston will give his andi. vided attention to the hotel this sesso: may be at the Marlborough, 1335 Broad yw York, ‘to e1 rooms. ef iditseadtsea ect cand pte Som 4:46 pm —Dally, except Sun: y. tor Warrenton an@ Orange, and through tralu for Fruit Koyal and Straa- taee “TE00 pan. —Daity, westehn vis WASHINGTON AND SOUTH. LED LIMITED, composed @p- Grely of Puluuan Siveper, Dining. Parlor and Smok- IN boure) with, purus onteomery and Washington to ‘gitaxtio onrY, it peimctral potnte eouth om mnecakwint NR ONOURNETE | O.eretD to Kuvevilie vie Ache LeN MANOI rounded 69" por 3:3 y-am, dat . Keturoing urrive am, 3.26 p.m. daily and 6-53 a.m, daily, ins from the South arrive Washinetom a.m. and 2 ; Manasens Divige table surplied wah ime. the mark ‘sanplied with ever market Apply early for choice roma at 217 B oaptcol #8. 30-3 Apsrnic ary, Xa. For repters lo Hsiein cottages and bath houses 1.G, ADAMS 6 CO, heal Esteve and Low buliding “epu7t ___ Atlantic Cite, NJ By = Va, & beat a ror ied in February; newiy {uruleued. clost 49 cel ‘baths ana hotels: 8400 for entire season. Ap ply 1915 Netow, between and $ pun. aysh-Oe Wicbiawe, ROCKVILLE MD. wilt BE ‘opened reception of rurats on Mar Siew S0 Scot! Pro For rms inquire HOTEL WINDSOR, 3: New York ave. iB BAST FURNISHED MRS GOFPs Col at q w Fe Begieier Serine. OTS FOR GALE ON Fam Axtas 10 RALLWOAD. fect December 13, 1801. Beene ‘AND O Schedule Leave Washington tom statto jue and « corner ot New Jersey greet Tndaniapoite, Veathe xirevs 1140 Din. daily, For Pittaburg and Cevelaud, express daily 11.30 muds45 yor Le 80 Pa, ere Lattasouge and Memphig, mall <f pirable Duikdiua tote Tor aay Bro summer home st Ovean City Upou very rearouavle forma to ‘wbo intend building. Ocean City Hattie danni beech ou tue Ataentc oceas. uavine Be undertow and tog all thet makes n sumer r= fort desinbla Jo mosquitos, ne fishing, wuling ad ‘Saturday April 30. to Qeean Gey. Houndetrp tickers 4 26: tod ins Monday vis Rayd Q. KR. Traim leavinw 3:15 p.m. further information as well ae for Uckers apply, to the other Beacu 6. 508 17m sn EESBURG INS, . a wd S30 am, 12.10 and 28 am, 4.31 pm, mo, 1Lik 14.90, 15.90 of the SINEPOXENT p27 im Sundae P For Prederick, t ir Harerstown, 110.40 a.m. and t: 1180" nm. the Ketocken Ck LINE, FOR NEW YoRR AND PETES Mey is ella the owner, Gol. y, | BOXAL BLUE LENE Dok at, Leesburg, Va ep2?-im? iphia, New ork, Boston end the |, Diane Car) aan, ATER GaP HOU! DELAWAI! WATER GaP WATE nF sores pera yatE waa at depot. fren via trate Rebrniny Diouplaln escrt at the pascace of the i Eulhogn Poet Sion Delaware through the Blue idee. — vetou without ¢ pry EW, BRODHEAD. _ | 1 et ikecrmie bridge, Ianding paseangere i RENT — COTTAGES. aT NANTUCK! station at Boston, Es furnished. Inquire office of THE ELSMARE, | For Auantie Oils. 4.05, 10.00 and 1.00 noon. Bate Ca ap2i-tw "| days, 4.05 ain. and 12.00 noon. wae Camere G3 HOMEOPATHIC ANITA |, 02 ine of suburban ainesee thine tables, rium for ipvalids amd couralcacents, a los | DOC Ct tpt Sunday. “Daily. §Sunday only. from. 4 e TExpress train, secon of phealthl location. eprint ed for au cl rm hotels and reate ‘and careful it. For lars, ae. add Dansage colvet fs > Ge WHIGHT. BLD. Forest wirg, Mi. svi20- ime dapees ty Ouice, ire *PRE suimtay, Kemrcck ave. Soak ane | “9°: On seseon March 1. Xow house; modern appointuneate ALMER HOUS! X WALL-ON-UDSO: Pater Weer Potet k, YoPare seocnnin ae Teer ages are Gece cette we untiful table, 865s 8 Oi ES apls-Lm a Need LELARDE ATLANTIC ‘Orr; ON THE : Hee, senere MUEL WAGNER, Props prietor. apoetmn WRB RENOVO, TENNESSEE AVE. NEAR THF TES ae ee Sees (CHESAPEAKE axD om! 0 RAILWAY. S EFFECT NOVEMBER 25, 1891. FOUEDULE 13, F from anion wastion ch, nt BO very 4b America, with the Compleis Bold ‘Traib Service, 5 ‘otinth Past Ling” Solid Teale FMhout change: servant Tcounecting 42° the Oulon 10 pam the tan A vonitbmie Lamtted”— wvtid vest bale train wth dip Louis, Re. imgion aud Louisville. Ky.. 00 P. Washington to Cincinn Chocinuats at 8.10 depot for Indianey ten Lexington 6,20 p.t., Louievilie W. £ CHEERSEM) for alt pointe, ET SPRINGS HOTEI, BERKEL nae UNE 2. 1802. | until April nd Xx and P Railway 9: Ricbm: \4 Noriolk—ONLY BALL ‘aod Tickeis at Company's owt Vis will open formation ed Apert tare apt GEORGE FREEMAN, oT) "ACIFIC N 10 AVE. Mlantic Ci 8 Zst-o0 wigs BO ret tay Spring, "Bend for we vanupblot price iat ke i HD. BastWas, Pron HE HOTEL STICKNEY, ATLANTIC CITY, 100 fest from gut POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Y ye Oy oRar LAW, FOR ALL RIVER ot exery Weduesday and Friday at 7 vi As, freight accommodation, s08 Aout ATLANTIC CITE. a Sea Ps mh28.3m see Senne as. | YpOONT VERNON, 5 _ TOMB OF WASHINGTON. On the ovean front. Tat further notice the Palstisl Iron and ‘Steal ‘water bathe in the Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER will leave ben som EROBERTS & FONK | wiar, foot of Ftkst, as follows: FOR MOUNT VERNON.—One sco, our. —— Tee Feat ire near Tenpeseoe, Atlantic Cay. suolay, at 10 a.m, suarp, reachine the city 08 team beat througiiout, : Return At Sp. mi Pere, found trip, 6, h3-3m Bis. womunn, | Sdtuission to she 5 and rs at Wi | TRE oe ey, ates ony one | tionnaire Ment ad ———_ Exits. | Decent Pack sist Dinners serve hE FERAL ARLANTIO CITE, Node | fedicuers Hencng sa. soe. Danner, Tena ISG, Thome | Telephone call carr t. 1. BLAKE ee Eee Ter tice | a2 say Charioe Macalester, i KTRESS MONROE AND PORTS ypointacate drat-cians: | NGsonak War soricik. pod, Waal ‘ epiaresmanid steno mine & A Nehurf tout of Tth whe H# $512 een ester the south end weeks Omoah. Ohi DE and Sa vis the Dew tise — INCI CALLARAN, AVE. ATLANTIC rae eth wt City, NZ. 0) NORFOLY,, aN OLD rossy, Tak BS ote see woop, OCEAN EXD OF KENTUCKY-AVEXCE, ATLANTIC CITY, . J. * MaeE& WILNOR