Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1892, Page 7

THE WORLD'S FAIR. An Official’s Opinion Concerning the Work at Chicag: 1d the Prospects. A well-known official of the world’s fair cora- | mission, who has been intimately connected with the work at Chicago since its beginning. said to a Stan reporter today: “The exposition | work is progressing finely. The progress on | the buildings has been very marked since Feb- | Tuary. Several of the enormous steel arches for the manufactures vuilding are in place and the work of erecting them iy wonderfully inter- esting. Everything points toa very successful conclusion of the construction operations. The applications for space in the buildings are almost swamping those in charge of that branch of the work. Most of the departments have received more than they can care for in their buildings. We have but one cloud upon the i horizon,and that is the question of finance. ‘The city and its citizens have now $11,000,000. Foreign nations have appropri- ate 000,000 and the reversl states about $4,000,000, Of course, the money pro- vided by foreign nations and the states does not in anywise axsixt us in the construction of the main buildings and the preparation of the grounds, but it serves to show that they appre- ciate the dignity of dhe occasion. If Congress WHY IS THE, Ww. L. DOUG LAS S3 SHOE cenfPEmen THe HOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONET? it pest se shoe, ane aaseeneee — — sick! mante of the est fine Calf, sey ism SEeutr and terwuse we mabe mare chocs of tate Lic tla any other manufacturer, equals Bewed shoes costing — Be hn me G5 eee Satred tor Gee equals Preach offered for orted abnvs which cost Fron $8.0) to 612. decides that the country should bear a portion $4.°° Hand-wewed Welt Shoe, fine calf, | of the enormous financial burden nece to Moe cron Sttered et thls peicepeame grade as cus | Produce an exposition that will sur all others pre held I think that the way will thenceforts be reasonably clear. Of course, there will still be vast amounts of work to be done and difficulties to be grappled with, but we will not be paralyzed ty an. unsolved finan cial problem. We can meet and overcome difficulty as it presents itself, ESosmanie shors costing from $400 to $3.20 Folice, shoes Farmers, seam! x Men ‘rCarriersall wear them: Suecalf, jooth Inside, Leavy three sules, exten ir will we Fear. e kaif; uo better shoo ever offered at fe trial wil comvines those 3 33 ‘$2.00 Werkingman’s shoes je are: very atcong ond duravies Those’ wD Rave gives themiarial wit wear ho citer make. Boys’ Srotutby ha unaievery wheres ty aed increas ‘sow. Ladies #-"° ‘Tiaud-wewed best [oo ee Srtesd shoes costing (rom ‘ diew 2,50,, 84,00 fad 81:75 shoo tor MOmeciser see that. WoL, Devglas’ nome and Pees smped Gu the bottom of Sach shoes wt. DOUGLAS, rechten, Macs. Selaby MRS. GEO. HOLTMAN & SON, 427 ‘Tth st. WM. HOLTMAN, 491 Penna. ave. ORG, 1906 Penna. ave. O.MARC ON ,913 Sth st.s.e. Vessels That Have A: What They Brought. The steamer Mattano, Capt. W. D. Nowell, arrived Monday evening on schedwle time from Wirt's wharf, Massey's, Wilkerson’, Dill's wharf, Breuts, Chapel Point, Mathias Poiut, Stuart’ wharf, Chatterton landing She brought up xbout ninety passengers and a miscellaneous cargo, consisting principally of fieh, poultry, eggs, grain and stock consigued to Commission Mer- AMES § chants Price, Kedmond, Gray, Andrews, Har- Fe OTC 1806 Benes ZTE 8+ | sinun & Anderson, Lullin & McKeever and LOOVER & BAYLY, 433 7th st. now. | Hendrickvon & Co. DLINGER, Georgetow: The Eolus is being overhanled at the sbip- ard of George 'T. Cambe the craft of the Washington Yacht commanded by Capt. F. Burlingay built at Bost GRAND NATIONAL PRIZE of 16,6001, GUINA- waters. Afi her presel was brought aroun Head LAROCHE’S winds were encountere Jays consumed. in making the trip. He iusticully of the way she took the weather. Eolus is « sloop-rigged yacht, thirty-seven feet : . CONTAINING over all,fourteen feet six inches beam and three < Peruvian and feet six inches draught. She is undergomg thorough overhauling. She is a comp between the American centerbourd an j cutter styles of nautical archite Bae Cooke Wine. Puss 'Seonedy for claimed to combine the merits of LOSS of A curries a crew of six men, has commodi cabin space and will soon clear for a cruise in . | the bay FEVER and AGUE; ‘The police boat Joe Blackburn and the pri- MALARIA, NEURALGIA and INDIGESTION. An experience of 35 CS Sotesee aise Laroe! mati vate launch Lovie Randall are contestants for the speed pennant of their class. Goth ure fast craft. They have hada brush. ‘The Randall claims a vietory, but the Blackburn folks say it was a stand-off. ‘The Independent ee Company has been re- ceiving cargoes since March. The Independ- Eve before attained), and to-consen: | ett, a four-masted schooner from the Kennebec trateteen im an eligir. which, inthebighest | river, in command of Capt. Coes, fitms tae Gioustecable bittennae et eh eee Eze® | 1,390’ tons of ice last week and auother round voyage. The Independent had gt ap day fair weather and was out ten days. It or. and out ten E. FOUGERA & CO., Agents for U.S.. | re. “her “eccond, tip ‘thie “teas” The 20 Nersls Wiitinns etvect, 3. ¥. Samuel Dillaway, from the. Kennebec | Capt. Smith, with 1,091 tons of ice, also | discharged at the Independent Ice Company's wharf and cleared with a general cargo for northern ports. “Her southward passage occu- pied twelve days. The three-masted schooner, O. D, Wether from the Kennebec, with ice for the Inde} ent Company, is due. ‘The three-masted schooner Samuel Il. Walker, Capt. Taylor, with 981 tons of ice for the Inde pendent Ice Company. hus discharged. She had 8 fair passage of nine days from the Kennebec river. ‘The three-masted schooner Elm City, Capt. Etheridge, from the Kennebec river with 1,000 tons of ice for the Great Falls lee Company, i now on the Way. It will be the initial cargo of the season for the Great Falls Company. ‘The four-masted schooner John K. Souther, Capt. Thompson, from the Penobscot with 1,600 tons of ice for the American Ice Com- pany, has discharged. Word is received at the office of the American Ice Company that an ice- laden schooner bas left the Penobscot for Wash- ington. ‘The two-masted schooner Patterson and Bach of Onancoke. Va., Capt. L. 8. Clark, arrived at 10th street wharf Saturday with cord wood from Cone River, Va., and sailed today with 9,000 bricks for Cone River. In Friday's squall ‘the Patterson and Bash had some of her rigging strained, but suffered no material damage. The two-masted schooner Mary Brown, from Vienna, Dorchester county, Md., Capt. Russell, is at Johnson's wharf discharging 1,000 cases of canned goods consigned to C. M. Soucie. ‘The Brown was blown ashore off Giesboro’ Point while inward bound, but got off without asaist- ance and no inconvenience other than a delay of one day. She sailed for the eastera shore to- day. Three cars of coal were received Saturday and three yesterday from Nanticoke at the yard of the American Ice Company. The aggregate was 120 tons. R. A. Golden received on Saturday 100,000 herring and 2,000 shad. The same dealer yes Tnclose 6 cents i> stamps for Circulars and Teetimontala, terday received 70,000 herring, 1,500 shad, some ‘OR. OW. f. SHYOER, SVICEER'S THEATER. cuiease, | bunch fish and fifty barrels of salt water trout — | from Virginia Beach and Norfolk. Although CONSUMPTION. late in the season, Mr. Golden's fishing craft, under Capts. Dick Johnson, Clay Maddox, Sim- onda, Wright and Franklin, are quite bus Charles H. Javins & Son Monday received ean thence of cance af the nasst ak met tet | an involos of 300 potinds of turtle. ‘ftanding have been cared, Indeed so strong is my faith: itaettcacy, Cost lwileend Two bovrits Yate, wits s VALUABLE TREATISE on taw disease to any suf- ferer who will sead me thew Ex>ressand P.O. address. LAROCHE A Tonic and A Pleasure: That’s the happy combination found in Hires’ 8 You drink it for pleasure, and get Physical benefit. A whole- some, refreshing, appetizing, thirst quenching drink. One package makes five gallons, Don’t be deceived if a dealer, for the sske of larger profit. tells you some other kind is “+ just as good false. Smeets No imieation PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL. CONFIDENTIAL. The schooner J. D. Faunce, € kins, from Ragged Point, Va., brought up a consignment of 55.000 herring. 125 shad, and trout and catfieh for J. H. Richardson & Co. Capt. Romes of Tent landing Monday dis- ebarged at 11th street wharf, for J. H. Rich- ardson & Co., 250 shad and several thousand buneb fish. ‘The tug Eva Belle Kane, Capt. Josh Ellis, has gone dovt. the river to tow up the fishing schooner George B. Faunce, with fish for J. H. Richardson & Co. The steam launch Barthold: uett's ship yard, foot of 11th street, for the pui of having a new shaft put ‘The maminoth ‘cine boat Faunce is boing re- built at Bennett's yard. Mr. Dunnington of the Great Falls Ice Com- pany has recovered from rheumatism. Capt. Kelly is in Alexandria, rge T. Cumberland & Son are building for 4 Mr. Simmonds of Washington a long boat, to PARIS, r ALL THE FAMOUS CIVILAND MILITARY __| be propelled by electric storage battery. The NOTABLES OF HER TIME, INCLUDING boat is of cedar, with copper fastenings through- out. ‘The Cumberlands are also building for H. P. Gilbert a stone barge, 80 by 14, and capable of carrying 150 yards of stone. The same builders have also a batteau under way. The steam launch Nellie Marr is being re- modeled. William H. Mohler yesterday received two scows of Potomac blue stone, aggregating 190 yards, from the Chain bridge district. Seow No. 10 of the Potomac Sand Dredging Company is completed. Seventeen grip cars, intended for service on Asth street, have arrived at the 7th street power house of the Washington and Georgetown ruil- THE GREAT NAPOLEON, PAID HOMAGE To HER, AND EVEN THE MAN WHO CONQUERED THE CORSICAN AT WATER- Loo JOINED THE RANKS OF HER AD- MIRERS. FOR FIFTY YEARS HER SO- CIAL SUPREMACY WAS UNCHALLENGED. Eavarty wxcwatcexcep 18 THe sv- PREMACY OF OUR BOYS’ AND CHIL- DEEN'S CLOTHING. AS THE RECOG NIZED LEADERS IN JUVENILE Gal MENTS, THE PEOPLE EXPECT MORE OF US THAN OF ANY ONE ELS! NEVER DISAPPOINT THE! THIS SEASON IS WITHOUT PARALLEL IN THE HISTORY OF THE CLOTHING — | road. BUSINESS. THEKE IS ABSOLUTELY NO The three-masted schooner Calvin F. Buker, STYLE OK FABRIC THAT I$ AT ALL | Capt. E. Darling, has diseharged 1,000 tons of FASHIONABLE THAT 18 NOT SHOWN | ice for the National Capital Ice Company. This HERE. IT WILL BE DECIDEDLY TO " company’s season wax begun by the arrival of thie schooner John J. Hauson from Booth bay, Me., with 1.100 tons. the 7th street YOUR INTEREST TO LET US CLOTHE YOUR BOYS. Do sor ram. to ste ovr setectiox OF WASHABLE SUITS FOR THE LITTLE ONES. NOT A SAMPLE LINE, BUT A COMPLETE ST0Cz OF THE NEWEST STYLES KEADY FOR DELIVERY NOW. White & Brother Sra power house wi anized iron guttering. The schooner Raymond Fuller, Capt, Grif- fith, from James river with 8,000 feet of lum- ‘er for Jolson Bros, hus discharged. ¥ Eagle is wi at Combelaad shot oo. Se Ot Capt. E. 8. Randall has furnished the port state room of the Samuel J. Pentz as a parlor for the comfort of his family. The Rosrssos, Pannen. & Co. AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, A Seinen are rich and costly. 1200,1202 & 1204 F Sz.N.W. | ,dbqtathingion and Norfolk propeller Nor- mylt 100 and a cargo of Boston and Prov- C idence freight, Vegetables and berries, uew Carr. Sack Tonacco. New Aexaxpaia.—Watech for announcements. —Adet. mes) Giver ©25,000 Damages for Injuries. \UTFITTER. A jory at Helena, Mont, has given ale John T. Reese, a traveling man, a verdict of | Washington, Knell and MeGuire. Base bite y | Louisville, 6; Washington, 4. Errors—Louis- ville, 2; Washington, 3. | pastorate of Allen Chapel it was burdened with BASE BALL. The “Colonels” Outbat the “Scnatore” and Win Another Game. HOW THE CLUBS STAND. YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Louisville, 2; Washington 0.--The Colonels shut out the Senators yesterday without « trouble. It was a pitchers’ battle, in whicl | Stratton had the best of the argument. Owiny | to the threatening condition of the weather the | Attendance was only 600. Louinville.......0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0-2 Washington 0000000000 |. Batteries—Louisville, Stratton and Grim; Cleveland, 8; Boston, 2.—Costly errors by Long and Lowe in the carly part of the gume | and bh | team a victory yesterday. Main stopped the | Game at the end of the eighth inning. Attend- nce, 1,600. land 301000 2 2-8/ Boston 20110000 0-2 Batteries—Cleveland, Davies and O'Connor: Boston, Stivetts and x land, 10; Boston, 7; Errors—Cleveland 2; Bo ton, 5. St. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 4; St. Lous. 9; Philadelphia, 8.—Von der Abe's rejuvenated Browns took too falls out of the Phillies yester- day. The Browns played the first game with- out a fielding or battery error. Gleason pitched for St. Louis and scattered the hits of his for- mer associates. Philadelphia outbatted the Browns in the second game, but the Intter secnred fonr ru the first inning and thus took the game. m was pulled out of the box and, Weyhing-went in, but it was of no use. 8 St. Louis 6000500 8 0-8 Philadelphia 9000130 0 0-4 Pitchers—Gleason and Carrey. Hite—St, Louis, 4; Philudelpbta, 7. 0; Philadelphia, 2. St. Louis........4 1400000 0-9 Philadelphia ..110 6 0 4 6 1 0 3 0-8 itchers—Euston, Thornton and W 4 Hits—St. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 12. Errors — St. Louis, 8; Philadelph Pittsburg, 9; New Yor mpire MeCul- lar gave the Bittsburg-New York game yestcr- | day to the home team, 9 to 0, the New York's | having left the grounds, claiming the grou unfit to play on from the effect of Errors—St. Louix, rule 26, se vertised time en off the field ‘The grounds were not ina good condition {| The Orioles m ‘lon to St. Lonix and left Jong John Reilly sitting on the fence He aval not appear ta kuow just what todo and £i more s procestion moved on without hita, “YANK ROI Manager Irwin has sign Robinson, Jaxt season with Kelly's ti team, Tew said that he would likely be played at third, Robinson played ninety games last year, Hix Datting average was .169, He was lowest on t aswoetation list of butemen. His fielding: He was lowest of the association BON MGNED, basemen, He belonged to the champion St. Louis teams of 1845, "86, 87 and "#8 and has played a great ein his day.” He regain his old’ form this yeur It is to be hoped thut he will. ‘They play at Chi cago today and in Baltimore on Saturday, J TEM ANACOSTIA, RETORNED TO HIS CHARGE, Rev. Dr. Samael Johnson, the pastor of Allen African M. E. Chipel of Garfield, has returned from conference und entered on his third year’s work here. ‘The reassignment of Dr. Johnson to this charge was a recognition of his energy nd success in this field. When he took the adebt of $1,400, had a small congregation and needed material repairs. The debt has been wiped out, the congregation quadrupled and the building and grounds improved. Allen Chapels third annual camp meeting will be inaugurated the first Sunday in July and continue till | the season. 1 Kemi-an: i for six months’ salary dn place on the second Sund yorrs. The Pleasant street residences of Mr. Samuel Jones, under constraction by Scott and Lyles, are nearing completion. wes of scarlet fever are reported. ks have been laid along Fillmore yrison to Washington streets. for the temperance tent are The canvas will be first pitched in he pastor will take n June, Miss Francis Davenport, daughter of the pixcopal rector, is home from Hannah Moore Academy. She is in poor health. trong i® back from his father's sand reports. that are plentiful. — While jece of ploughed land on re picked up u jack knife black and_rattlesnak strolling through a the Bull Run field marked July 20, 1861. several Sundays to occupy his time until he can decide upon his future course. Prof. J. A. Roeder has ase Emmanuel Episcopal choir, vice Charles F. Roberts, resigned. Prof. Koeder has been a member of the choir of Dr. Domers English Lutheran Church and has been leader of the choir of the Metropolitan Baptist Church of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Dillon and Mrs. E. 8. Dillon of Springfield. Mo., are guests of Col. E. L. Sherwood of Anacostia Heights. Rev. Mr. McLaren, pastor of the Anacostia M. E. Church, was tendered a reception last night by his congregation. charge of The ¥. M. C. A. Athletes, The Y. M. C. A. Athletic Park is showing the good work that has been done on it and is ready for any events that may take place on it, ‘The new track has been pronounced the equal ofany in the country for itesize, the 100-yard dash, twenty-five feet six inches wide, being es- pecially fine. The open games, May 21, will call together many of the best all-round athletes of the Atlantic Division, A. A. U., and other clubs. WORKS BOTH WAYS. “It is remarkable how your trip abroad has improved you.” “It is the -use of the Carlsbad Waters which has improved me had been a change in the mode of adminiatering ard hitting by Cleveland gave the home | superior court, which is one of the machines of j dw | dari THE MILL FOR VOTERS. ‘Trouble Expected in New York Over the Question of Naturalization, Special Correspondence to The Evening Star. New Yoru, May 10, 1892 ‘The chances are that there will be trouble be- fore long in local political circles over the ques- tion of just how looscly the naturalization bu- reaus of this city are to be run between now and the next election. A ¢hock went through the centers of political influence in the slams, where the embryo citizens are trained in the way to answer the quastions of the courts, the other day, when it was published that there the oath of allegiance to applicants for final papers, and the heelers and others who derive |lurge incomes from the practice of steering squads of emigrants to the courte and there running them through the machine are now racking their brains to offset this to them dan- gerous innovation. ‘The change is the result of a stroke af con- | science on the part of a venerable clerk of the | naturalization. After twenty years of service, during which be has administered the oath of allegiance to handreds of thousands of immi- grants, this clerk the other day came to the con- clusion that it is not proper to let a man become a citizen unless he cannot only speak English, but understand the nature of the outh to which he is obliged to subscribe before he is entitled to his papers. In short, it occurred to the clerk that there was at least one qualification that should be applicd av a test, not vo much ag a check to the overwhelming swarm of applicants, but ue a wholesome standard of efficiency. It is estimated that fully three-fourths of the Italian and Polish upplicunte for papers are wholly unable to understand English, no niut- tor how long they claim to have remained within the country. The percentage iu smaller in the other classes, but these nationalities include the vast inajority of the applicants. There bave been already several dozen would-be citizens turned uway from the snperior court as un- qualified under the new rule, which bus re- ceived the sanction of the presiding justice of that court and some of his awociates, The hows of the reform spread like wildfire amid the alums, and the line of applicants for papers at the doors of the superior court hae suddenl: ded, while the clerks in the other natural- izution bureau, the court of common pleas, have been driven almost to desperation by the sudden increase of pressure upon them. Leaders in local politien are preparing for a warfare against the innovation. re bx too imuch at stake in the coming clection to allow reform in naturalization methods frat at this time. It may be that the intrepid clerk whose wcience would not permit him to pass ui cxtioning all the applicants who appeared before iim will be discip! espectully influence of the reform bas begun to | awd there iv now on Toot x movement to compel the other court to wlopt the new vale | snd thie eflectoully shut ont the nickel-in-the- | slot eitizens who are being lunded daily by the thoussils, and who apply foe papers 6o soon | tonching the shores that they have to hire preters t¢ tell them the meaning of the test questions put to them by the judges. Se Greville-Nugent to Be Tried. The grand jury of London yesterday re- turned « true bill against Patrick Greville-Nu- gent, who is charged with having assaulted Miss a the compartment of a railway carriage night of April 14, . Watch for announcements, New ALEXANDRIA. —Adel. es Fell Into a ke. A strange thing haahappened atthe site of the old Foekler brewery in West Dubuque, Towa, A rustling gound like an carthquake was heard and this morning it wus discovered that nearly anacre of ground had dropped into a wub- terranean lake which covers vast body of mineral. Clerical Wire Pulte: Bishop W. Fitzgerald presided at yesterday's session of the Methodist general conferonce. It seems to be the prevailing opinion among lay delegates this morning that there will be no bishops elected ut this seesion. ‘The tight over the editorial chair of the Central Advocate is growing interesting. It lies betweon Dr, Musdeu of St. Louis, Dr. Bowman, Young of Kansas City and Dr. Creighton of the Nebraska Wesleyan University. Dr. Curtis of Chicago and Dr. Maftield of Omiha are candidates for the | position held by Dr. Stowe of Cincinnati, agent of the book concer = ‘Was a Leading Jersey Lawyer. Richard $. 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Wedn #p.m Should mot hesitate to call, fidential. R. BROTHE, seve Stimulant on ity, hat are weak, 1 jon and zest, th Tas been it use for brates, IMAG 1 wt. 3. We p TREATME: . BR his city iron ‘diseases of The skin xc hit I references, 913 9th st. now. VIGORATING CORDIAL 18 ‘euralvia, Nervons lass of people who sleepy, lack of aunbi- dy eqnal to this Cordial Of all the ROF. CLAY I8 THE OL! advertising clairvoyart, ast this city, Has wondertul’ prop! silt. —iteveals hide stole property. rit speedy tuarriages, ives. s family troubles, evil influer. ight place at ed. 'C ces Lost Ske “sittin fect pen SUn Residence, Hana dth ats, southwest. ROF J. E. HUBBARD, ASTROIA . Lay. Syivester of Balti lek in United States, day y, at 148. C st Lite readings, $1. SPIRITUAL S Wednesday, Th and Mrs. PERKINS, the inarvelous 1h Strangers tor jes and all in trouble will sive time and 1 pte All business ¢ ti fest R, etween, yl lait WITH trolower 1h be consulted dilly, except 8 1-40 more than my trip abroad. I have gained in flesh and strength since I use them. Many persons use ithem for reducing flesh, because |the Waters remove all unhealthy | tissues and superabundance of fat, : but they also build up firm and {solid flesh, which is a sign of per- jfect health. I also use the Carls- bad Sprudel Salt early in the morn- ing with a glass full of the Water. It increases the laxative action of thesame. If you ever suffer from chronic catarrh of the stomach, biliousness, gout or rheumatism I advise you to use them. Every druggist has them.” The “ ine” have the signature of “ & Mendelson Co., on every bottle. mu- ” Agents, N. Y., POW-ONENA. LORIN a lasting friend. as PON-ZO-NI-NA ROUGE “Yowsouras Lotion the best tonic A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LAWNS, GINGHAMS AND ORGANDIES, AND A FULL AND COMPLETE -8TOCK OF COTTON eS Washington, D.C. EBBITT HOUSE, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C. Gusts Surrs Scounr> J AND PRESSED FOR $1. ne when desited in tw: swian, Swiss, Mull ani i lex, Curtains cleaned and made to hang or drape like new cues. MooSTAIn HOUSE, mrique = |) CRESSON SPRIN; On the summit of the Allegheny M Tine Penna. R. RAL WILL OPEN JUN For circulars and information adatrons 10-50, Bi Sa te 0, 10-00" and 1. A. F, - Boaxor. eye HAM, Supt, For' Pope's Creek Li 20 a.m. and 4.36 p.m. dafly SCOURER AND DYER, tanned ES nn ag an a or Aumapelis, 20, 9.00 and 11.50 0 Southeast cor. 17th and Fairmount ave. I a Atlant city. sna ; xcept Suuday- Sundaes, t and RR. R. depot. Pou a BRANCH STORES. in w Por | hestnut st, Philadel ee agg 7 Oth st... Philadel ph 1 bil Witecrrox- ay SPR : . 3. Open tor the season June. my2-1in K._K. LETCHWORTH, WéS0DLAWN) ROCKVILLE, "av. opened for the reception of Cia) For Mrs. Proy rie sFot germs autre HOTEL WINDSOR, THth Sew York ave LOTS FOR SALE ON THE, * ‘St Ocean City, Mal Sinepaxent Bea: pumber ol Very r hetwe at Ore andi ave. 120 F st Will have a spaciai SUMMER recent Mrs. ‘tens stand ‘ : Geueral Manage t Rieene AND DANVILLE ii Schedule in eftect Apes ty TS old stad, 7 RAL LHOAD 00. 41 Vauta Passom- excursion: April 330, cin tei ae ebayer tate Moray, ia B. aud O. R. R. Train ieav Y GOULD, 42 via Baltimore. For further infor Weksts arly to the office of BEACH ¢ + BOS 17th st. ville with Aw ATER GAP HOUSE, DEL AW with Sleeper for Newevilie Vv Pa. “Oven May 3834 bours from Philadelphia Broad st. depot. A‘delichtiul mountain resort at the passaxe of the Delaware through the Blue Kid, vt se Tw, BRODHFAD. r[PHE LANDSDALE, lad itu ATLANTIC CITY, Sortht Carctina ss WANTED—DRESSMARERS, APPRE LADIES IN PRIVAT Daily, « and they Daily fr copy tastiion plat latest styles Frenclt pis cut test waists: No refitting on any ued. abline pupils to wns wit mb26-sk&w16t (CATSKILL MOCNTATN HOTEL KAATERSKILL, OPENS WED S . CANFIELD. Patterus ent a ie Via Ashevdile, ye atiinictom t Aucusta via Char your Hair or Banze Carl BATES REDUCED FOR JULY. ANS ONW anal PON AN » DIVISION from 1 to? finds of weather. Tmparts a routes, circulars, &.. apply to Mrs. H. P. tee “TS sate, ont beautiful 1 os it soft and glossy; EY, ‘Assistant Manager, Arlington Hotel, Wash- eae erive Sam = 223 couts per bot! or an | aot ui. daily ‘aim datiy, = UFACTURING CO. SARATOGA SPRIN Throws south arrive Washington estnut st., Philadelphia, S Manassas Divien THE UNITED STATES, A first-class hotel, Will open JUNE 14 and remain open uutil OCTO- BER 1. TOMPKINS, GAGE & PERRY, my7skwitt 6 Re ro Dem Pank A ON THE ED G C Jowns Organ superior style, fit drafter a PTH, 12066 Xe ™ nr. anv onto nat in effect ALL MATERIALS CLEANED AND DYED. NEW SPRING SHADES. vo Oaxxanp, For Chicago and press trains li 30) : nwest, Sopa. an Laais and i CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, A NEW PROCESS FOR DYEING GENTS’ SUITS. 3,000 FEET ABOVE TIDE WATER. The lining remains bright and clean. Goods called for ANTON FISCHER, SEASON OPENS JUNE 22, 1892. and delivered. mh31 906 G st. n. w. AVE. 8. E. These famous mountain resorts, situated at the of the Allechanies and direct!s uj iain cof the Baltinore aud Oliio raiiroa of its splendid’ y NG AND DRY CLEAN- New York ave. First-class ry description. SH AND VELVETS. LERCH, formeriy with Pai my he season, es, 800, Pam. For Hagerstown, 10. and 90a month, acconling to loca- Pat. and 5A Nb em NTIS * Communications should “be addressed to | BOYAL BLUE LINE POR NEW XO == _DENTISTRY. GEORGE 'D. (DesititLDs, Manager Baltiinere Ror Piatra, Sento Merten ont the ene, = = 0 Hotels, Cinber a. pte dune or Philadetphta, E Neston snd the nae oe: a ee Boat ding” either ‘Deer Park ‘of Oskian aatls 4.058 da, M4 3D hy ig larwest and best cduipp a uprinization for the | “mnt, M my 7-sbwto} urteammieeiaeend practice of scientite deutistry in the world, Ofices ft the principal American cities. See advertisement in another column. ap2l R. STARR P. 8. ARSON utistry in all tts branches, Filling and preservation of the natural teeth cialty. mi ‘[ HE EVANS DENT ARKOLL SPRINGS HOMEOPATHIC rium for invalids end cov: from Washington. Reo} C PARLORS. §Sumday only. ee Hon, Unsurp ne and 2 naunent. % 117 Fees. ove a. Go WRIGHT. MED., Porett Glen, Md soant ores. CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH wiTH. | THE SHIRLEY. KENTUCKY AV: 3. T: ODELL. "SCULL,, OUT PLATES. ‘Gen. Manager. iru. Pass. Ae perated upon Uy this yyotenn’ ctowns engrafted Spee a ESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. operated upon by this system: crowns ¢ upon = 5 VALLTON THU penis PSAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. thoroots wiven a new lease of lite and. made ae ey ag Se . Er and serviceable iu every way asnatural ones. ‘Tove | shogitntwe yyy Naa, Pure mnonntai SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 15, 1801, isha pueden mpacomupeted et | ET aah eat cea gad ar ve datly fron union station (and 2d, itsbail permanondly arrest decay at the broken o i the root and strong enowgh to prevent splitting of the | Bountiful table. #6 to root or breaking ose rou itsattachments, We claiis thatonr crowns have all these requirements, and when combined with bridge work, which consists in supply- ing teeth that have been extracted, makes the 1n0st Weantiful and durable appliance ever devised ay & titute for the natural teeth; all this without SEE AVE. NEAR THE J., will reopen April 9, W. F. CHERSEMAN. plate tocover the roof of the mouth. ‘The advance: ent in dentistry has been great in the last few years, Weave kept pace with these iinyrovements aied. the patients of the Evans Parlors are assured of Fecal apm TH ADVERTISING. eo _ the benetit of these, practiced and applied in the m« i z . SELEY a depots t MME, DREAMEN THY ENGLISH, AND GER: seifut and’ ectiatie shenner. Our, ves for tis clase + eee, Ment Vipin wih sgen TURE imi eee pus% vd nian ustroioxist 0 si. nw., will leav> | of work will bef c ‘or Information address the undersigned Berkeley rdonsville, | Charlottes ior the hase. 3. | with first and best materials, ‘We rings ie » Suuntcn and __PIANOS AND ORGANS. _|ja.tisocte 3 dil ieratins tera tour profenion” Yor alg | Sep LAS hemlet HE TONE OF THE S01 CIs, ER AND TR. soee lined with “Patractiag withontpaln OTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC nik OSEY RAIL LEN ‘Tieton of toi Ge WOR re fe giveu from cradle to wrave. rane Rasd wipe, Bxteso samnaciare Hf Atlantic City, X 3. 61.50 es aa aay 64} Polat locations and 1 foto at Oomganye Olions, eae agen _ ¥ LORS, ESTABLISHED x Send for descriige nao het: rag Be. | hols H.W. FTLGER, Gent Passenswr Agent ARE EX TiN '@8. Old plates uade good ua new. Open day: Se ._D. EAs (PO ee cular and of ti hid ealing powe Si 2 ct r (OT! LAN" "7 . p> guayet 2 SB Sih Reyne gt Stair 1oOOG ot. | names and Vucay dater "Bont fal tne ti ad ie NAPS EES be ae Aue eamhen | "Det tegen coma, Meutichy ate we POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. a established ., Wiesner, | Hoon 10, Fs see ea Sian | Seis toe oon porta 2S il i 4 a Feass Plunge. ned 1 THE ey DENTAL INFUMARY TEETH FILLED | Oto $13 per work’ [mihi in} Le V. (Pil STEAMER GrORGE.L "Toraa! ang Feephiaues, reader of the age, Information given with phe- | cost of msiorial at Lit Hat u.w., deutal debartanent MpHE VICTORIA oe Hise, leaves Gt at wart every Na GEORGE ELY, piano maker, tuner and repairer, | 1521 Marion st- R-w., bot, Bik and 70h, P und G ste, ase Pe SONY | Ccoy and South Gnediacate een ait ten ver: modation Bret-clase | Heee Rial’ en Workaieg interacts: rere | eee INE October 2 to Fane 30. ery °Pseneet | _ mba a Wir a =H. BEAD een. sont. Toayouabie; Orst-alaas work; pianos varuished and | PME. BR Bae JDENTAL_ INFIRMARY—N. r [BE CHALFONTE, cae Me at cal OO ag | MG ar ee ae artaxnicerrs, | ML ne ALLET & DAVIS PIANOS, UNSURPASSED | bet. lat and North Capitol sts. n.w. ea rw ocean Hl fi tone, tou idurauity, ‘ub waa aru GADAME SAR MANICURE A cost of materials. fel0-r it Catpesmn tent. TOMB OF WASHINGTON, song ws ; r 3 dist, 703 15TH 8T. N.W.—The only tmporter and 5 Descriptive fllustrated booklet mailed free. — : mesic. PLANO PAROS, Hi beh panutacguies of FINE MANICUMI and CHIROBO- SUMMER RESORTS. See-wnterbemetethe hen, Until further notice the Palstisl Iron and @test cake DROOP'S Mux Store, | STEAM CARPET CLEANING. | and iinfsouels surmieted, ae eae completely ‘THE FLOR, FOR MOUNT VERNON. One trip daily, except Sins —— = = <= = ina sla, plated silver, 5, Also stable if Pacific ave. hear Tennessee, Atlantic City. JO s. m. sharp, reaching ee A 5885 TET HE AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING | di Miss A” RALBERT: I'Besch ave-, Cape ‘Secam beat i runt piu” Fare, round trip. @], inciadlng Sas r rd renovating works, 1708 and 1710 £ st. nw. | May. NJ. mySeobn | _mb23-3m eae 3. ECKERT. _| sdinission to the mansion and grounds. steal 's pete oe athers renovated. ‘ely | (VENTRAL HOUSE, @ MAIN AVE., ocean | THE WALLINGFORD, pen, : Po | Hinvitage, huattrewsey wad feathers renow ed ‘Telo Coceives feast big on oceans THs Atlantic City, near PRASHALL. HALL Sunday teins to Plank Shad sabrina page! Per HOTEL Mnyteolm ‘Mrs. ADDIE Sette mh23-3m_ “WM. ELLIS.__| 3pcenin Flank bh wncre swerved dally. on, durability.“ Old S. Avex Boras, NEAR DELAWARE WATER GAP, Hg aryl nee oo any Sanxiey abs: fordinner. Kownd 1» Tconte. ({isoLd TEL Foor. 4A Pa, {Delighttal sutumor resort on the spur of the Hiecrie Uti lag folarfaan erate trea. Every Lowe cS carr. J. ©. SLakR, PLAZA, F. A. HAMMOND. See eens. ELLEN TURNER. | “Missin ©“? S8POF GAY. S1050 818 por og, | _ apie Commanding Charice Macalester, _ y ENOBSCOT BAY, ‘HE ELKTON, KENTUCKY AVE.. ATLANTIC | \/ORFO! TRESS MONROE rar ac gan, to etng Sevortie ta fall tnd winter, thie Pe EESBORO HN Tat espor MAINE. a Dearh “Appointusiste Brstclaws | NV moot Was. Norah 4 ‘eminn, Boy mer visitors. “Located in the heart of ‘New York city, | ter of bay at Dark Hartor” Hele kenod ices; | Year. se885un | ENOTON and NOMPOLK lees etery tee te tke at Sth ave, and Sth and ats, and overlooking | open replaces in rooms,’ Experienced. ieanares, aia “— | at 7 p.m. from wharf {out of 7th st, connecting Gitebencat nag ates Pisin some e Places | striae fod service ay heretgforeArtewan’ wells; | [THE LA FONTAINE alt for the south and west. Offices, of ainusement and stores.” Fifth avenue sages, cross | fe sician at hotel, ncifal vows, drives NTUCKY AVE.. ATLANTIC CITY, | Sig. Test and 1421 Penuspivauia wv aa town and belt line ho-s carg pass the doors.’ ‘fermi- | and walks; livery stables ‘and row boats; peyare: beech. ocean view. | 6a Ask for tickets via the new line. PRS Asie rice mest’ | eetice etna oi erg | ieee Ok Wie HS"Cansgmy Sle t ‘water and ice used are vaporized and frozen on the | elie tact “fenroy *, . - Gen. prising al ‘and certified as to purity by Prof. Chazles F. | aust and west traine The wants wires, K AND OLD Fe iow hgures: SPECIAL INBUCEMENTS ogeret Gbandier -Am__ | Surough sleepers from Boston to gonmect Y OF THE Lal fin g Senne a ya bles FISZEF METROPOLE, BROADWAY, “TH AVE. | Jonter of 1 400, ‘commodtoae yee erg WEDMESDAY'Y SAY and SUN: a 0. | omy’ ‘Arey foot, blocks: west. npoctland Talatboro ota jane. © FPOREL DENNIS ATLANTIO CITY, Na Stouehbut, Through teket te Booey “ —— seers thse Sa catea | Sy ices 2m. Bice rea Pose Sat Coa vai ‘the '; coolest ‘and best vent EDWIN 8. Taepiins ' a * ¥ to and from Grand Gentral | W_ Lay sone and SSL FRED Woop, 6.7. isner| W, M. S, & So: en, 9 at EY and Tana and Impt. Oo. 715 fied Settee - : yr Convenient io Eee cE Walnut ot. Pa. ae ONDAYS, 5 a wes on ARE OFFERING A VERY HANDSOME AS. | 7 eee aYeat aim, hetuag SORSDAR SORTMENT OF NEW SPRING pDBEas | THE ARDMORE, 15TH ST. hota as Ca a peed G00DS OF THE MOST DESINABLE STYLES | “ Geptral ocation. 91-50 to €2.50 day. rat a j IMPORTED THIS SEASON, ia 0 T. Mi. “Passenger se, SILK AND WOOLEN MATERIALS OF THE HOTEL, Se i Sipe NEWEST STYLES OUT THIS SEASON, AND me ciatab seeds: UQUIER e