Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1892, Page 7

————— ee THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1892—TEN PAGES. GEN. KEIFER MAY REAPPEAR. ‘The Ex-Speaker Ambitious to Return to Congress. Bpecial Correspondence of The Evening Star. Couemacs, Ouro, May 18.—Ex-Speaker J. ‘Warren Keifer has shied his caster into the Ting in the new seventh congressional district asa candidate for the republican nomination. This district is composed of four republican counties and one democratic, with a net repub- lican majority of about 2,200 votes. Since his Tetirement from Congress Mr. Keifer bw dropped almost completely out of republican polities. He has devoted his time exclusively to his law practice, out of which he has made a Yery comfortable fortune. The opprobrium Which the ex-Speaker bore, whether merited or not, upon his retirement from Congress has almost completely passed away. and at least in Lis own quarter of the state Gen. Keifer has restored himself to the confidence of the ple. He stands at least upon the same level with his competitors for the nomination in that district; has the support of many prominent Fepublicans, as well as of the local republican Rewapaper. the Springfield Republican Times, which is the leading republican newspaper in the district. His most dangerous competitor Will be John F. Locke of Madison county. It Will not be a surprixe to those who know the | situation if Gen. Keifer is seen back in his old | place in the next Congress. THE ANTI-HARRISON MEN. ‘The Foraker faction is not as numerous in Ohio asthe Sherman faction, but it makes up ‘what it lacks in number in the shrewdness of its managers. The latest plan to divide the Sher- man men in the Minneapolis convention is gen- erally conceded here to be one of the shrewdest strokes of policy vet made by the Foraker con- tingent. y have taken up the Sherman boom for the presidency, started in the east, snd seem to be working as hard_ in his interest how as they were working against him in the late senatorial campaign. The main object of the For- eker men now is to prevent the} nomination of Harrison, To succeed in that | they are willing to sacrifice almost anything | else. It is interesting to note their course in | the matter of the presidential nomination since | the beginning of the year. The Foraker men Were originally Blaine men. When the Blaine letter which seemed to place Mr. Blaine en- tirely out of the race came out, they tried to make Gov. McKinley their candidate, but the governor was wary of the “Greeks bearing fits.” and respectfully declined their ‘proffer. hey are now turning to Senator Sherman as the | next best available candidate with which to defeat | Harrison. The administration and the Harri- 60n republicans have always worked in harmony and aguinst the Foraker republicans. The Sherman boow leaves the federal office-holdiug | class in a peculiar position. While they have received their offices from President Harrison they have in most imstances secured them | throngh Senator Sherman. They are at a lose | to know which of these gentlemen they must support in order tobe loyal. If the managers of the Sherman boom are able to work up any considerable movement they will divide the forces of their opponents, and that isall they fish for. ‘MR. CAMPBELLS PROSPECTS. Though ex-Gov. Campbell denies that he has | feceived any information in regard to the re- ported letter which Mr. Cleveland is soon to write withdrawing from the race for the demo- cratic presidential nomination, he does so in evasive terms. and it is very evident that the governor and his friends are highly elated over the situation. While the democrats here have lost none of their admiration for President Cleveland, the sentiment ix fast growing that on account of opposition to him in New York be will not be an available candidate. They caunot figure out how the democrats can win | ying New York. They remember Cleveland was unable to carry New 1885. when there was not #0 serious a defection in the party as there is now. While this sentiment is growing. and it be- comes more evident that no New York man will be selected, the friends of Gov. Campbell are displaying considerable activity in working in his behalf. They feel that of all the available men none have more points in their favor than the governor. The results in the two districts which have already selected delegates to Chi- cago has bad the effect of aiding the Campbell Doom. These four delegates are admitted to be anti-Cleveland. They are more than that; they are oppoved to any man from New York. They can very easily be drawn to the support of Gov. Campbell should he stand before the convention as a strong candidate. M'KINLEY KEEPING CLEAR. Gov. McKinley seems to be keeping entirely out of the presidential race. His administra- tion as governor of the state has been unevent- ful so far, but he is attending strictly to busl- hess. and a large part of his work has consisted of the reorganization of the state institutions. In all this work be has made good appointments and hie administration bids fair to be a success fulone. No questions have arisen nor are any likely to arise that will give Gov. MeKinley an opportunity to make himself heard of out- of the state, but if he shall conduct the State institutions on an economical and efficient policy he will make himself very strong with the people of this «tate. It is quite likely that Gov. McKinley prefers to curb any ambition he may have in the direc- tion of the presidency for four years more. He will then be closing his second term, in all robability. as governor of Ohio. There will be no one with a special claim to the presi- dential nomination. ‘The Blaine question will be settled and Mr. Harrison will be ready to step down and out, and Gov. McKinley ean then enter the race with more points in his favor than any other candidate. Itis quite evident now that Com Outhwaite will have no opposition for the nom- ination in thie district, which ie even stronger democratic than it was under the old system of districts. DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. As the time for the democratic state convention @raws near there is talk about candidates. Ohio is always very reliably republican, and it is be- Yond a question that it will go republican in a presidential year. So the democrats are not likely to engage in any hot contests over the nominations. So far bnt two names are an- nounced for the nomination for secretary of ftate. These are Col. W. A. Taylor, known all over the state as a Journalist, and Claude Meeker, Gov. Campbell's private secretary. Col. Taylor is a pronounced anti- Cleveland man, and Mr. Meeker strongly ad- Yocates the nomination of the ex-President, #0 the Cleveland and anti-Cleveland lines may be drawn in this case. The only other name men- tioned im connection with the nomination on the democratic side is that of C. A. Spenny of this city. who announces himself as a candidate for member of the board of public works, o- COLLEGE REPUBLICAN CLUBS. 7 After 2 Temporary Organization the Con- vention Took a Recess. At llo'clock James F. Burke, president of the University of Michigan Club, called the Meeting of student republican clubs to order at Ann Arbor Tuesday. A. E. Owing of Michigan delivered the address of welcome, which con- sisted of a glorification of the republican party. ‘The mention of Blaine’s name occasioned loud applause. He extended a welcome on behalf of the 1.446 student republic S. B. Draper of Albion College was elected temporary chairman and J. W. Knowles of Pur- due University was made temporary secretary. Committees on credentials, rules, constitution, resolutions, platform and permanent organiza tion were appointed and the convention ad- Journed until 2 p.m. A plat was adopted which stated the ob- Ject of organization to bring college men more actively into politic Resolutions were adopted indorsing President Harrison's administration and recognizing J. G. Blaine as the greatest living statesman. Ofti- cere were elected for the ensuing year. James F. Burke of Michigan University was chosen president. After the election Eates to the national republican league con- Yention were chosen and the convention then adjourned. A banquet was given Speeches were made by Gov. McKinley, Gen. Alger, Sloat Fassett aud others. —__—<see ROCKED TO AND FRO. A Severe Earthquake In Cornwall Yesterday Morning. A rather severe earthquake was felt arly yesterday morning in the county of Cornwall. The earth's trembling was so great that houses rocked to and froon their founda- tions. Crockery was thrown from shelves and Drokenand in s few cases chimneys were overturned. Most every one was asleep when the shock occurred The were awakened by the rocking of their and many of them believing that their houses were bout to fall rushed out in their night dresses. ‘The movement lasted for several seconds, but no damage of any consequence has been re- of officers dele- HOUSES eee August Lombserd, ma; of Lombard: Beioto county, Ohio, “has “been killed ———- ‘hhis wagon, the team having WILL FIGHT ON STRAIGHT ISSUES. Kansas Republicans Will Not Compromise— Democratic Plans. Special Correspondence of The Evening Star. Torexa, Kax., May 17, 1992. ‘The most vigorous campaign ever waged in Kansas was opened at the state convention at Hutchinson on the 5th, when delegates were elected to the national republican convention and ex-Gov. Anthony was nominated for Con- | gressman-at-large. The republicans will fight | the battle with renewed vigor and there will be | no compromise on the great issues before the | people. Their candidate for Congressman-a large is the recognized champion of sound | money in the west, and he has never lowered his flag during the struggle with the people's party on the silver question. He ix unalterably opposed to the free coinage of xilv delivered over 100 speeches in Ke question during the past year. When the alli- ance wave struck the state and, the republican state and cor ional conventions declared for the free and unlimited coinage of silver | Gov. Anthony told them they were cowardly and were truckling to the enemy and indorsing acraze that was as disastrous as it wus ridicu- | Jous. He was one of afew imen in this state | who had never wavered, and his nomination | was not only an indorsement of his party | fealty, but it reflected the radical change of | sentiment on that question in Kansas during | the past two years. Anthony isa strong and | Yigorous man at sixty-eight. H SKIRMISHING OF THE OPPOSITION. Hl Just now there is a great deal of skirmishing on the part of leading democrats and mem-! bers of the people's party to find a man who | can beat him. It seems certain thata fusion ; will be made on this and nearly every office ot any importance by the democrats and ublicists. The democrats are pressing vid Overmyer of Topeka, and not a few! alliance leaders are giving the movement en- couragement. If Overmyer is nominated as the combine candidate and he and Anthony can arrange for a joint debating tour over the state the peoplo wil witness such a campaign ns has never before been experienced in Kansas. | Overmyer is a lawyer and a strong stumper. He is the only man in the opposition who can successfully cope with Gov. Anthony, and it is uestion in the minds of many whether he is able to answer the governor's solid argument on the economic questions. Last year Overmyer stumped a judicial district against Judge Dos- ter, one of the ablest men in the people's party. He roundly denounced the leaders of the new movement, and left a record which may trouble | him this year. Overmyer is a bitter opponent of prohibition, and has on numerous occasions denounced the churches for meddling with | politics. ‘The preucher in politics is nauseating | to him, and he has not hesitated to chastise | them roundly and severely. If the preachers and their flocks should turn on him his defeat would be certain. Of course public sentiment may change and by the time the people's party state convention meets June 15 his nomination may be out of the question. People’s party conventions are made up of surprises, You can’t tell what will occur. When the delegates get together’ they take the bits in their teeth and ran over the Jeaders and fixers who have all the plans laid. In 1390 the democrats were sure the people's party state convention would nominate ex-Governor Rob- inson for governor. ‘Then the democrats would indorse him and if the combination had worked he would have been elected by 40,000 majority. Robinson was so certain of his nomination that he had prepared his speech of acceptance and was waiting in a committee room to be waited on and presented to the convention aa its choice for governor. Ina twinkling his hopes had fle Some statesman from a back county discov- ered John F. Willits. an unknown man. sprung his name and he went through like a flock of sheep go through a gap in the fence after the bell wether. Willits lacked only 8,000 votes of being elected governor, he lacked only one vote in the senatorial caucus of beating Senator Peffer, and to wind up he was made national lecturer of the Farmers’ Alliance on a good sal- dry and is now traveling over the country hav- ing a good time on the surplus laid by’ after ae the mortgage on his farm. So there ix no telling what will happen in a People's parts convention, At least that was what the repab- licans thought when the present alliance Con- gressmen from Kansas were discovered. There is no doubt that Jerry Simpson, John Davis and Wm. Baker will be renominated by the people's party. Reports from Simpson's district state that there are a large number of democrats who will not again vote for him. But the democratic machinery ix for him and will probably be worked in his interest. Ifa democratic candidate is not put in the field Jerry will have a pretty run with either Chester I. Long or J. W. Jones, both clean and able men, with the result decidedly uncertain. John Davis will not have a walkover in the election. J. R. Burton will be nominated by the republi- cans, and it is believed will win. Baker was elected by 8,000 majority, and it is thought he will have the democratic vote again. Clover and Otis will not fare so well. They will have strong opposition ‘for re- nomination and it is conceded that the chances are against them. Clover committed the unpardonable sin when he went to sleep on the silver bill. He cannot explain that matter sat- isfactorily to his constituents. and they declare that he will be returned to the solitude of his farm. There are several aspiring reformers after Otis’ sent, and it is not improbable that a democrat in the person of Judge John Martin or Levi Dumbald will be chosen. The demo- crats have already issued a call for a nominating convention in Otis’ district and do not hesitate to say that they will vote for Curtis, the repub- lican nominee, if Otis is forced on them. If several leading democrats carry their point and prevent « democratic nomination and Otis should be the People’s party candidate there are thousands of democrats who will refuse to vote or who will openly candidate. upport the republican ea Taxation and Tax Assessments. To the Faitor of The Evening Star: The communication of Mr. B. H. Warner in Tue Stax of May 16 on the above subject, while it covers a variety of ground, is not nec- essarily convineing upon the assumption that the basis of rental value is the usual method of assessment in European countries, where the taxes are paid by the tenant—the landlord ex- acting the highest possible rental, the tenant paying taxes in proportion to the rental. As a general proposition, the rental value of a piece of improved property when capitalized must afford a fair idea of the market value of ‘the property. On the other hand, the general proposition. though quite true in the broad sense is modified by so many circumstances that it becomes very difticult to make it applicable to individual cases. Even though the cost of the buildings ona property can be estimated by an expert, if un- suited to the location they are practically of but little market value, while buildings much inferior in character will produce rentals out of all proportion to their cost. Nor does the rental in such cases come from the superior value of the land for the reason that replacing rookeries with a better class of structures may uot secure better rentals. Here is a little conundrum for Mr. Warner or Mr. Hemingway or Mr. Anybody to give the so- lution: ‘The selling price for a certain house is $12.- 000. ‘The rental is 440 perannum. The owner tried to borrow $6,000 on the property, but the security was not deemed to be sufficient. Query: What is the assessable value or the market value of the house and lot? According to the various ideas the annual tax on the above will be as follows: ‘On $12,000 valuation On $7,500 valuation... ....... On $840 rental at 25 per cent. 2222211111 210. On $840 rental at 14 per cent. 117.60 ‘The rate of 14 per cent upon the annual rent is the rate suggested by Mr. 8. L. Phillips. The rate of 25 per cent per annum of the nominsl rental is by no means uncommon in the experi- ence of owners of what may be culled third or $180.00 112.50 fourth-class property. The difference between $112.50. the mini- mum possible tax in this case, and #210, the | maximum tax, makes u great difference in the | selling price of the (property the difference of $97.50 in the rate of tax making, at 6 per cent interest for money, a difference of some $1,600 in the selling the property. An unfair assessment becomes doubly a bur- den. By diminished income in the first place, in the and in the second place by depreciation ry. t the philosophers are selling price of the pro It may be, after all, rather too much addicted to philosophy, and it may be ces that, the marke salon iarable roperty is just what it wi ata txt, 3B. Kutsone. eee i Nominated to Congress. Fifth North Carolina—A. H. L. Williams (democrat), renominated. First California—Thomas J. Geary (demo- erat), renominated. Second California—A, A. Cammenetti (dem- ocrat), renominated. ‘ourth California—James C. Magrire (demo- The arc of Paris has written to the Socata re etm, = = SS ee ee SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. EDUCATIONAL. LADIES’ GOODS. RAILROADS. ' They Are Based on the Breaking Up of the | (NHE BUCKINGHAM. ‘OTEL ALDIN: OHIO AVE, YREAT BARGAINS INA CHOICE ASSORTMENT | Jp IGHMOND AND DANVIT “ROAD co. Alliance and People’s Party. T pomrma ee H Atiagtie Cty. Per, day #8 | GPENCERIAN RAPID WRITING. GUESS iad Bonnets wees rtm ey” Special Correspondence of The Evening Star [ oe De, Yor descriptive pamphlet brace ist, &e. | © Mr. H. A. Srenver, twin brother of Prof. Henry ¢. ee viet Guaxp Liarips, Micn., May 17,1392, | Wil opea this soason early in June ander :s former | “aplim H._D, EASTMAN, Prop. | | Spencer, will conduct a brilliant course of traintne ten et f the people's party | ™&Bacement. For particulars and descriptive ctr- TP FEORIDS, She new Syencerian rayhl writing Waring the a _Leghorns a specialty. oy] estate convention he people's party | cniar address cific ave. hear Tennessee, Atlantic City. Zine) Hey ond nish, in Snemcerian Cc APANESE LANTERNS, PAPER NAPKIN Pint Royal annd'Strestare dally. except will be held in Lansing June 16 to elect dele- JNO. T. MacDOWELL & CO., tim Steams heat throughout. bg OD ee a |S shades, wooden plates. favors. “wonders TO a.m. —Daily for al princtpa! pointe south on gates to the watlapal touvenlicn,which mentefa| Raise | eS Bet Weanesda | Feeae aces etter ae tates, BSAA: SAE | all tyatons oq ry Omaha July 4. The people's party ix made up | CAFON SPRINGS AND BATHS, TT Baway, ategtie Chey, mee sag FERS: of Farmers’ Alliance, Patrons of Indastry, | )SEXD FOR PAMPHLET an soo BF; | mane dm "ach! COUNT peated Oe, course <r a aud typewrtine bee Memigwiuery a Knights of Labor, relics of the old greenback BEALE is REWORK | QPEL TMPE ra WAPEANTIC try, 8, 3; | cabeee vkets Crranen. ia ‘ i ore Yiand ave., da: ocean partyin fuct, of all sorts of ideas and | g59 ke, : Blectrie Wella, cee solarium, grate tres: Beery howe | (KOLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MT Blankets having boon used with care can be ; . isms except the cold-water doctrine, and the W. If, SALE, Prop. toa per ty SHE to gi pr we Mt n.w. Planes votes ant vielinn” EDN “Petiodpae bene thon Terised tp tunetyies, ea convention will be for the spectators one of the ea __S: 8. KENDRICK. _ | Principal late of New Burland Consersatory of Mink Brarelies, Rassien, Swine, Mull apd AutaMp HMO Bw. Dally, WASHINGTON AND SOUTH. rapecnsincchghendpponhs apmyrusnaige ts ° ais and descrip- NIA,” ATLANTIC CITY. 3. pangs Cortatis Cleaned and made to haug crdraps = | WESTER Vis br rly LiMiTED, ton most interesting and lively of the yea ean Open all the year: large sun gallery’; bot’ and The re opportunity | like mew ones. Urety ot Putl r. Dintne Uittenreaticm, chairman of the people's party state central A. BROW gg water bathe Dire ou tne beach cuiidren, teachers, Jester att ie Maia Shae Te ark committee is Eugene H. Belden of Jackson, who | - fe ORTON: Pregeteten. = m Saturday, June 25, fainviie. Sketch Woe learned “ins Proaress of stu wets end Wash headed the state iicke something like 13,000 v HHETEL SELLINGTON. | OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE., A. P. Bowe, SCOURER AND DYER. two years ago and polled | ¥ He is now a me | or address ‘wlars and information for both houses call HOTEL OXFORD, | 14 gouth om simoper ji A ew York ave. hw, c <. OW. | The te aville vie habev tite. Der of the Michigan worki’s fair commission, caprachimmababe Bert gM ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. <Aals and stud Southeast cor, 17th and Fatrmoeat ave. by appointment of Winans, and bas just | my17-1m* WALTER BURTON, Manager. {626-3m M.A. & H.S. MILNoR. - a ee — ae been given an all-eummer job in Chie: RANDALE SPRINGS, ey i shentniens IY OF FINE ARTS. oon Es gaan cp BRANCH $70 at 853 to. supersvise the constrae- | A AANDALE HOUR. | ae doses BRC: tion of the Michigan building. It would Wil open JONES HOTELS. W ‘SUINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSi 25} Columbs , Phtlede rive Weehingtow naturally be «npposed that ander such cirenm-| The attractions of the place are’ well known and the | = == 12Es Oth st. naw. : thenty-third year. | Plano, {iG Market st.. Wilinmneton, Te " = ‘OTEL OXFORD, organ, Voice, flute, corne*. Xe.” Pree advantages to 1ith ard G ste’, Washington. U stances, enjoying the bounty of the present | reputation of its medicinal waters well eytablishod. | FY a 5 ‘ M. m ti iectidekcadl be = ae furnished by plished orchestea during 14TH AND N. Y. AVE. N.W. BE rector my Tint WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP TY democratic ndministration, ‘he would en- ip 27 5 serompliohed ince seis TOSUTION ae 4 ee FE deavor to return value received by leading the } ALSIP & SMITH. Three lines cars pass the door: American ‘and Euro- | Hy Correct Ensiish taucat to foreigners: privatelee- | Lace Cartaius a sircaalty” reayongtie prices, Gallet people's party bodily into the democratic ranks. ~~ | Ete, for perinahent Or traelent eee eer ee | sons. Mrs. ELIZABETH KING, SUT ikest Captial MADAME VALMONT'S od stand, ATT aw. plgemecan peegenae joubtless he will do his best te doso, and in é Domed. Cafocpen mat De eee te : ‘ ae SSW FAVTINGSGTIGKE WS SESE 3,8 PPR Sees ie will be socentien s si by other lead | (THR ST OCR TON, Oar cLAks HOTEL. my13-Im WALTER BURTON, Manager, | Suu achon grding MUM MeN GEsbtONT: | Ao oe wntine yt, ia nmane ARES: | ope GREAT era in the people's party who have been per- Sill open dean eee cota Seen ead 3 n | ging Jaly 1. Terma, from GOO te Te SHOE, | Doles, ‘icents cach, Bundsamer und sttonpes then cow PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE suaded to accept office under democratic aus- ‘October ‘ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF. PEARY member 0. For cirtaiars addres | be obtalued eleewh it ME NOMTH. WEST AND SOUTH Per. pices, but it is a question if he can accomplish re . THEO. WALTON, SISTE! Riok inyzta | 88.30. G. W. LUCAS, Gow BLE ThACh the longed-for end. ‘The rank and file of the | ™917-2m Proprietor. ne Ce es < = aon = ang ES Geesicn Wie a ople’s party and those leaders whe haye not ats most desirable cool ai Hellion surin and sama HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, | WANTED-DEF~sMAKE us AprneNtices aN | TRMND.LEAL OS Oo) en given office will protest against any fusi [ORD SPRINGS, mer visitors, Located in the heart of New York city, 733 Lath at. nw : Labine ts rE or combination either with democrats or repub- = BAe BS tnd Poth snd SOub te. and overlooking | Branches in the principal America and European Fede Reet erases licans, and even a proposition to fuse with the BEDFORD, PA. mitral Park end Square. Convenient to places cities ne. Se [sot sbrteliws it bo rejected with juteost of ammoement and stores. Fifth avenue stages, cross Studente may begin at any time. Open all eu “2 Spe. bunstng. umble prohibitionists will be reje . ” own and belt line horse cars pass ‘the doors. ¥ ‘Bend for cite men. pr “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA. et Seaton Stet Aven Es tated el AR SF for circulars. a ‘The people's party demand the free coinage ee ee and ice tend are vaporized and frogen tie —— = 4 Giefore tryna MADAME GATLTARD'S Si Tew de Pat, euthor ee CANOUAMES eH % 906 F st., authors of new al thot, Galy'one ecorated.. (Bee cireniar). ee meOd, he iniges and certisied as to purity by Prof, Charles # handler. ager eet wag7- Lin FOFED METROPOLE, BROADWAY, 7TH AVE. dst and sts.. New York. —Bri plan of silver, and the recent democratic state con vention was silent on the silver question out of deference for Cleveland's ideas on the subject, and if Cleveland is the nowinee the state plat | ~~ L. B. DOTY, Manager. CEDAR LODGE—SELECT modern improveny pBor AND continued. Patt Lessons day an mb 12 the af ropean: a a eA ee . ames rvah oan form, aa well na the national, will in all prob- amenow ey gig Taninly Aeptoot, thewy Ulocke ret dene | COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF ComMEN Senso: Sewaen: Gowss Crraren tad ability maintain an immense silence on the sub- ATALANTA HOTEL, Ele ated: the Broadwa ave.. 62d st and Boule: hace apne ss a oi a s wee La Browet yt poterate ‘/ ‘ tase om ; » restorati 3. ; pass the doo Y he Phonoveaphy and typew j people also demand the restoration | 4h a tae upto Suigy,, AUF Park, H. J. Tetelintheetty. ‘and from Grand Central | Quickest preparation for an office situation. ¢ for hey ster, Mue of unearned Iunds by the ¢ mbinations. oppose m and West Shore Bt courte, €10. Shorthand dictations by" co ny 16 ‘AM. APPLEGATE, Prop. tears from these or ip of layds fore C0 —— eo pass door. Co to 1c readers and the phonograph. Indi " > for Postane Breen oe Hy Seg conbnenins | gre antai = er oes es syenteor: Cmte ES REIN | Oe natenead cere” alcanken tae ait Saget PREBSES OF i ziish buslness and civil service, course banks of issne, favor the regulation of railroads | Opens June 18, duced rates for suiminer months. Seud for rand Niagara © logne. ALL MATERIALS: and the telegraph even to government owner- | ™y16- FE. M. RICHARDSON. se Srunrevane dic apt SR Ss eae eae ip, ask for xn income tax and insist upon the | /HE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL, BERKEL W ODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 407 Fast CLEANED AND DYED. election of Senators by direct vote. Farily telurnished, pepeted asd tainted” Forte: | SPST" EE) new vous. Groen pAryuewriting. Day and niche soasione, Lowest nt Niaaee Palio s @ In all these reforms the democrats will cheer- | foriuation nddrese the tetersi tkeley Springs, | > perdaye ) > ae en. Now tn a food cs S NEW SPRING SHADES. day, with Bleeping Oar fully agree except on the money question, but | W.Va. GEORGE FREEMAN, Proprictor. “ap4-2m Nozwoon ieriTUre = even if the deme THE STURTEVANT HOUSE A NEW PROCESS FOR DYEING GENTS’ SUITS. voaud Elmira, a ratic and the people's party ‘(PHE HOMELIRE j aaataes A BOARDING, AND DAY _SCHOOT, For YOUNG platform should be identically the same, yet it | “poets Lo Is the most central in the city ; near all el LADIES AND LITILE GIRTS. ‘The lining remains bright and clean. Fok ANLADELMA NEw y ‘ad be difficult to bring the people's party into | The celebrated resort. for Washington's elite, espe- a principal places of amusement and isihacenace a ee the fold. ‘The members of the party as a whole | cially the nervous and overworked. n° jarge retail stores, e Principals, eine — 1).00a. ras. > are hard up tinaneially, they have a prejudice | 9140 W. W. GREENE & CO. | “All the Comforts of Home, with the sdditional con-| ferg.tr cee sem EEL acEg noe cartel epee 1 aw Lagultod against both of the old parties, and if a state | \[FELROSE INS SIRES cH, Veniences of the Metropolis, are offered our guests. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— and delivered. 9066 st. nw. Hy een apa and national ticket is nominated, as doubtless | *Gpons 1. Address until June 1, THE STURTEVANT HOU! sa tiles a ‘CONGRESSIONAL LIMPTED.” will be the ease, they will vote it. nyieine’ + A*4S%5'Shince se, Philadelphia, sii depeecnttoie a) Fon Gints Axo Youxsa Lavics. IEEE fea Mettine i a 4 or vE : Broadway, 28th and 20th stroets, New York, N.¥. a TEINS e0s0 ; Ae aa STRENGTH OF THE THIRD PARTY. FEET ABOVE TIDE. oy a DYFING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN Sonwers for Philadeipiin wilt chs cb Asto the strength of the people party and OOO sy, ME ATION NOOR, ny | iE ae Toa GE EEN EGHDE: | 4 MODERX batiet eagent wot reverse ne | Toa ea Fuieanitae Sor Rood steven people's party OKA, . “Terns moderate. Send Tor: ETWEEN EANDF. au work of « ser on where the strength will come from is largely a | sonnewerrcular. Ji SHAPFER Prop. mplicsia | 1 1 ma AND TER STS St is PHILADELPHIA ONLY. matter of conjecture. ‘Two years ago Belden | ()8KNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS. SHENANDOAI RIGH GRADE ee edelaube mas te . ) ten | Oi county, Vas Open about June 22, moderate 3 a.tn. daily received 15,000 votes, and at that time only nine | price=. JC it DORKS Proprietor, formerly of | — countics were organized. Tt is claimed. that | barmum’s Hotel, Baltimore. mykstiet palmiecaaaines BOARDING AND DAY 8CHOOL, PIANOS AND ORGAN TiS. week denen organization has now been perfected in fifty of | (THE SU Ons tee uae “ — For Brockigas N-¥.. ail t ' the counties in the state and that the work is af he jr clrenias anita to} _8e5, ‘Washington, D.C. MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, T 12096 8T Y rey ity: writs nce een rine commas at being steadily pushed. Some of the more hope- | _ my y. LIGHTNER, Clerk. as seams ak ite niente toes G ton street, ful of the brethren claim the vote this year will | Hom™ MT. PLEASANT, EBBITT HOUSE 1100-1104 M st. and 1124-1128 11th st. yourself. G.H. KUHN, at 1872, practical run = to 50,000, basing their calculations on the | eae = sAT ATLANTIC CITY. WASHINGTON, D. ¢. ELLA resalts in the spring municipal elections. The | Vitginia ave. near beach, Steam heat; electric belis, D.C. a Sau e Becpeit ence! stow, The | “ana sit Socreceemrats gee, | Tore jap Rerugene should be, but even then the strength is pretty | JOUNTAUN 100 a r “ 3 late elgutcen years With Wo Meterou kOe heal formidable, and will play an important part in | ~ Hepes els BICYCLE gee eee etvantages tor | d20ce. S31 Lu st, s.u-, wortshop in thence” Toros the result, The vote will eome fom theylemo. | 2 the summit of the Allegheny Mountains, Matn | ————— TF ial training aud exper rare advantages for | Feasonabie: Mrvt-clans ‘work: pisnie varnished aid cratic and republican ranks alike, but the demo- eee eB A eae Bevis ican i iasteelly a high-grade when. | “Hiygicne, sanitation’ aud, piyeeal comfort ot the | Polmmed-crwaie repaired. Sit HeaMNED crate will be the heaviest losers by a large ma- yi ee Because a test of seventven years in the United States | gnost approved modern Lind. ey tone, touch, durability, finish and artistic has proved that the SINGE! jorit material and workman. In @ national campaign the farmers} For circulars and inf legance of styles.” Fifty years have proven. thel p sad na role the iepabliown Geketas sttnight ar tesy| fasa-aen 5 ge oh SS Address Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, — | Sitjireine excellence. PIANO PRRLOMS! SIT eh except Sumaye Bunaape eae know how, while in the cities, where the people's ALLEN, COR PACIFIC AND ARKANGAR | wgiuloms Sted to direct-spoked wheels for 15cr | 1816 Principal. |" ss ATS a gaily el Steccguats ths’ decent are ALLEN, Ont: HACIIC AND ARKANSAS | tanga ia cutee =a TEINWAY, GHASE, GARLER, BRIGGS PIANOS. who entertain crank ideas are cusily led away. Bont Sree tor, | mbm 1711 Pa, ave! n.w. = plescenrots VERMONT AVE. DROOP'S Mu The people's party will figure in the campaign eee (haritor cycias, CAPITOL CYCLES. | 3811 BROTHER FABRICEAN, Pres. | _20-tr this year and then will retire to the limbo | J feet | 85, THT i Ta where many other similar organizations now OPEN JUNE 15 TO OCTOBER 1. —— oe eee (ey PE A FES ty t OH kr Por mantis repose. But it will live long enough to bring |, On Northern Central. connection of Penna. railroad, MANUFACTURERS of any grade, including follege preperstory work |g SE oO OR. F ie ““aaiiy. oye 2 disaster to one or the other of the old parties, | 1,200 fert above tile, Exceptional attractions; moun: foci THOS, WeSIDWELL. Principal. |Sss8 7 oT Eee FP 7 few ashineton, €.0, 7.05, THE FARMERS’ ALLIANCE. est walks: music. steam heat: elevator; | 2% Grade Ladi Gentlemen's Cushion and = sy Prize medal Paris Exposition. 200 first) premiums: aie) i 3 every absilgnn Goovenbamee eet rates ata +] Pneumatic Safeties discount for cash. Photo | \JISS AMY C. LEAVITT OF BOSTON, Andorwed by over 100 twusic schools aud colleses for tht ‘Two years ago the Farmers’ Alliance played a Si H. HINCKLEY, Proj mailed on application. 4 PUNCEED. siatidy. oan ey. oe Pianos taken in excl re ‘The ouly conspicuous part, and more than any other sin- Sete eee wi FACTORY, 800 WATER ST. 8. | pee m| jelisite | PEELE UPR. a1? Lith st. n gle agencs worked the downfall of the republi-| 7 oxG BRANCH, a aye? (th st. cable care.) | EPCCNE SPENCENIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Kx pen ee cans, The Farmers’ Alliance, what there is of JOWLAND HOTEL, por. 7 — D sta. n.w. EK Ree FE it, has combined with the people’s party and! sates gf EAPO gray OPEN JUNE 25. Arwarer Cycre Compaxy. Pg es x BOR CHASE. PUan will no longer be a distinctive factor. ‘The al-| _fatmemey brent SU NATS a estate office of Sar ot Practica fousiness "School of Preparatory Buglish, Kok NNN 44, KBB Kee General Managtr. Lay?) General Passwnper Agate Hance in the fall of 184 numbered 60,000 mem- | DOBBINS'E LOND 4 Broadway, and at the St. | Agents for the COLUMBIA, WESTERN SHEL | Penmanship, Schou! of Mechatical and Arckicectursl | UNEQUALED 18 TONE, TotcH WORKMANSHIP | JRALTIMORE AND OUIO RATLEOAD, bers, It took an active interest in polities and | umes Hotel, New York. : - WORKS, HARTFORD and ELLIOTT HICKORY. "| Drawing, Full corps of inviracters, Medleoste eae AND DURABILITY. ie pany legis Aeirinte ed cata HUGH F. GRIFFIN, Finest and largest line of hiring wheels a the city. | or tuition ; central Toration halls and class | ,,SPecial attention of “Purchasers” is mnvited to thet | ave wichntuie sn off nated alliance tickets or combined with the | ™¥3+tu.th&s26t Proprietor, | {itkets, gi; “noe! im Fear. Guarantee instruction | rooms. ‘Services Of graduntes ways in denand, ¢ EAT DECORATIVE ART. Planes fortent. 2 HLOw: | Teeve Washington tr ° Open every r DEC ; . democrats against the republicans on a reform vee ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY, trated annual announcement SECOND-HAND PIANOS. —A large assortment, | For Chicago 7 OTEL PEMBRC . le a :. ENCE! comprising ali st every well-known make in the | Press trains 11 platform. With the assistance of the alliance North Carolitia ave. near Pacific. 1424-26 Pa. ave. xn. a MES SARA 2. SPENCER. Country, tn wrote Fete ‘will be Closed wut at vers and throngh republican apathy the democrats Open all tie year. 5 00 -iF aks a Jow teures. BEECIAL INDUCEMEN TS offered bot carried the state, and, with the alli wh26-co4m = Mrs. 8. AKE. oky ge os | MiSs, Barcwe vit, epavice ix Pup STALLHENTS when deste bers, controlled both houses of the I A TEANTIC HOTEL.” sw Ge sits | repared succesfully Yor civil service: dcpartqpeat ABE CO., | "Por Lexinclon and Staunton, 110.400. ‘The members of the alliance were farmers and ee CY.) coc ELLE SiggS | snd censas examinations. ae SUS Market tipace. _} Fur Wiuchewter eng way «tations, i the great majori ns. The | gulsesptengid, summer resort, , situated eighteen Changed trom solid tres 40 For fares, 130. ox. 4 vt 1 - alien fqomn Norfolk Vacy on the fc ocean, wi a ome soll ¢ eer tor Roanche, ‘Raver vilte demberativi tory was more’ than they calew | Berbigt COLNE HOTELAY ean PSEUMATT fen ‘aici DENTISTRY. MEDICAL, &c. lated on and they began to drop out of the or- >, Ane THE “‘WHEELERIES,” ath 8ST. NW. = = —— = = = ———— = Sanieation with an alucrity equaled only by the Joes Hotel Js op the Virginia Beech sed] -- RET WA EN NINTH AND TENTH Behazis U, © DENTAL Assoct ATION, (TATE WoRM CURED IN TWo HOURS. rush they made to get in." At the annual meet- n Norfolk, Va." . a tT EE BcrEN” ei PRY AT MM y ing of the allia os this pois nat Whiter: the The Virinia rach famous for its excellent and 5020 SMITH WHEEL M'F'G CO. Screntivic DENT TRY AT MODERATE GUARANTEED. ; iworating surf bathing, excellent fetiime th the report showed instead of 60,000 members the members numbered less than 15,000. ‘The dis- integration has been rapidly progressing since The leading dental offices in the incipal pert apecialist Jakes and the best of snipe shooting in seesou: picnics cursions. For terms address THOMAS: MOL TT, Atlanttc Hotel, Virginia Beach, my3-colm, NO CHARGE US LESS ENTIRELY REMOVED. Strictly confiden- lization of America, with ‘ides. "Every: anember ane ‘Will be here only a week or two. —Irs Tur Larcesr— successfully practiced by Dr. Carleton, IF YOU HAVE Oeste erand F roueh the erandest scenery tn handeomeat and = rota, Wantinrton my * 187 - tial, Address or call, 3 to 6. ¥ then and the alliance is mainly a reminiscence, | GTRIBLING SPRING: Cee te Di. CLEMMONS, Specialist, ‘ : 1 Shenandoah vi t. nw, his patients to Kuo vill leave 5-8t° jones Tike members haves on fuer gone baka ae | Suey wea Suntan Mia we te Ber Eatpped. — sock ir ened ee Bese ges | mutta Ue Sat parties whence they came and will vote the old Within 300 feet of the hotel, —Its Credit System is the Most Perfect. | Seprember 20. my is ee oe yp ey Hagerstown, 136.40 8.2. 2nd 5.90 p.m, ticket this fall. With the farmers against them | , Hause rebuilt, with first-class) appointments and D® STARR PARSONS, lar grades with thirty Sau experitace in homitta) | ROVAL BLUL TINE Foie SEW ORR AND Pinte and the people's party drawing votes from them | “Send forcirealer. ae SiScnttetry in all tty bramchen” poe aa ee} ‘, the prospects for democratic vietory are not | _my Hrs CHICHESTER & STEWART. Filling and prewervation of the natural teeth a spe. | {URN useawes, Hie A. eatablished over 3M) yar, at eee especially if = silver question and VIRGINIA BEACH, VA Grooaxs cialty. mb Wednesday and Saturday at $16 Est. nw. from 2 to | 2° ae indred issues are ignored, h vs DENTAL Ol 9p.m. All in need of medics! advier and quick cur y Bees CREDIT HOUSE, en ee ald pot neste to call" Consultation sursty cya | Bk arog Carson ali dey tatnn. shea ats " = r Bem, piu. with; Palinean SUPPLIES FOR LIEUT. PEARY. iasiadiniiibiktictains a wise wa 819, 821 and 8°3.7th st. nw, gti = to et . meThets vi cially a healthful resort, ith cl ‘coun- WN AN vi a ‘ARLE’ M_ station at Boston. A Ship Will Leave Next Month for the Arctic ue Ithful resort, with a positively curatl Is the model establishment of its kind in the ‘CRO’ AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH. D*® oa TON, he 10.00 and 12.00 noon. ®um- R "Address 8. E, CRITTENDEN, try. Itis the only Credit House in the District OUT PLATES. aon, Regions. ap9-tu,th.s-4 * "“Vinwinia Beach, Va. that publishes a price list, and the closer its Se a Seres: ca Neehen ose seer be ins see time tables, to te q The party to be sent by the Academy of Nat- MoNtitex seeigg woreL. ane lle Ieeigstine rr ipreemag a the’ roots elven sew lease of ite and tande as wood Except Sunday. *Dally. §Sunday only. ural Sciences to bring buck home Lieut, Peary, 3 HOURS’ RIDE FROM WASHINGTON, articles that are especially interesting at this sea- | success an artificial crown tritet be ae eobe tached teat Graduated London, England, 1865, i -o-y his wife and band of followers from aretic ice 1,300 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL. son of the year itsball permanently arrest decay at the broken end of a fields ‘will ecil about the middle of J WILL OPEN JUNE 25, the root and «trong enough to prevent splitting of the And New York 1879. abou ie middle of June. The FOR CIRCULARS AND RATES ADDRESS root or breaking loose from its attachments. We claim _ HAS. 0. SOCULL committee having the expedition in charge hav M.A. & i, S.MILNOR, PROPRIETORS, Rerr F, that our crowns have all these reguirements, and when IF YOU HAVE AN AILMENT, Gen hee 6 P in charge have | jyyzam iki N. CHARLES ST:, BALTIMORE. MD. ‘orpperaitig at wn! combined with bridge work, which consists in supply ain made the necessary arrangements with the | mnie CHALFONTE, ae ‘We cai t's made. and the prices | {ng teeth that have been extracted, makes the most | Acute, chronic, or hereditary, you can be rapidly re- | (VHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KATLWAY centul Wo clacterthe Mile and’ en the | L . ATLANTIC CITY. run fror 30. They are bait by Aunizer& | Deautiful and durable appliance ever devised as a | stored to health and strength by the scientific appli- aearae re > one # to ch Cite and engage all the s + | Rental ok seat prise aetbe PSE AUMITeE S| Satatttate Yor Abe natural tecth: Sil thie ‘withont & | cecres or therein ay eng cc eatin abl | SCHEDULE TS Fi OvEMMER 15, 14. old officers, including Capt. Pike, who so suc- On the ocean front. Jsed. "Pretty good guarantee, don't you think? aes even LS I a Pretesseave dally trum union station <S. » cessfully conducted the expedition of last year. The members of the expedition, besides its leader, Prof. Angelo Heilprin, will number Descriptive illustrated booklet mailed free. Sea water baths in the house. Nejhave Kept pace with these Improvements anid the tients of the Evans Parlors are assured of recelyini i¢ benefit of these, practiced and applied in the most trices for this class Aperica, with the Marnse. Lisorevu & Ouctora. Testa Gere : Falling memory, neuralgic, wandering pains, all-gone * Solid Frnt a _ Ange We never offered so many patterns to select | Skillful and artistic manner. Our A} eight, or possibly nine men, most of whom have | _$a23-41n F. ROBERTS & SONS, _| {fom before. "None ut wood, Fellablo qualities, | Cf OEE will be found as reasonable {Gcreceeeens | Sealine. moro tives te. the sncrning then on Gata to ecting in the Celom ise , whom have | _je3-4in_ ROBERTS & f ad Ini free of ete coat. i ; . forut | Yd, mo energy either for Work or society, dizzy spells . been selected, although their names will be with- HY DOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA Ailiiee arcitichel tenner curprotcesion. Yine gold | (vertiguy, dull, stupid feeling, unable to concentrate \° Vestioute tim held from publication until a day or two before elevation 00 feet {fll view from B. and 0. ‘tenet Bay Canntaces Tam. rubber lined with gold. Extracting without pain. the mind upon any subject, pain in the back, weal with dinime car for Cim anata. : cow mmeatnlet . mich | back, bad taste in the inouth, piiaples or sallow and nd Hanae. By eats ‘The exact day for the departure of th = : They are not a side issue with us, but one of our EE DENTAL INFIRMARY—TEETH FILLED | unbealthly-looking skin, tremors, palpitation of the Counertiiyg In Union depot tor bers of the expedition Mai? Not pot, Beara. tfaovean,auanticuy, x3. | trun eitaearimetiaee quae | Baal ttt ee pacer acer | mn el emery ome a that ie ig ie tos ent teal nitely settled, but it will be about the middle of | gQPehalt tie gear. "Large bay window roots, giving seventy-five new designs to “aolegt frome | of the Calturbtan (i arniyy. froid, Cte pain daily | Hecharme for you, 4 ts pretty —_ nd. Waynesboro", Mauttin ated pra June, not earlier than the 15th nor Inter than | “my!30 Oo" Lees *iinat Eluah or ie ‘Clee Poe Bact ge | Seeker sted sae oe artONTT — the 25th. They will take passage in New York | (i REEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE cash or 0 on thus the beet value for theiuokey | ee a SERVOUS DEBILITY. : ifn rk | ({REEN b 4 —_ ENTAL INFIRMARY—NATIONAL for St. Johns, Newfonndland, where they will | (Located on Fruit Hill farm, Blue Ridge imountat have ever een. a ee Join the Kite at once, and ag soon as powsible | fer Ferry, Wi Vas bust’ lentes Aterondeed | Tapeutry eat Whee tee eeettney, Droeetelle | year Vstecting, ac.» tre Piliegs wad platearat | M4 YoU should at once consult Dr. Carleton, who te anit far eu pers Ferry. W. ntuest Woeation five Iitn Tapestry and Wilton ing) is > per’ cent lower ae WelOtr’ | Positively the only advertising surgeon in the United ata Iniley of Washinst : GoW. GREENS price than you can Gnd ‘elsewhete. See #f'we are pioleowhcienstetasnnenienaeenpabeshadatine e course of the Kite will probably be alony eee = eee 5 anak ee baits ean vurative : imade the successf the eastern shores of Seveonndlna “tothe FIC CITY NZ FORMENT OH AALS | Wehushe'chenue: S.attinoeaha guage PROFESSIONAL ireatwent of tne tudier a iiestaiy: Eeyore we | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS Straits of Belle Isle, thence along the ragged is cottuce honses, Lots fo per yard cash, thue. All Garpets anade and ———— nary analysis, chemical and microscopal._Nenrasthe —— = coast of Labrador for a short distance, whence _ peal Eniate and haw bride, ieee of tra nea rot ee tor ean im BOE ey HE OLDEST ESTABLISHED | nig Risevs pebeemuienh: Buscaass of toe Bisaien Boe! ‘THE TEA Law ALL RISER hey will fake their departure across what is | ms-7e ‘Atlantic Cit Flumiture to stock awood-atsed stoners We'll mane | his'clis; Has Memdcrtal proviet’ ee Me wet | neon skin, blowd or nervous syetein, ot atyacite ot | L, adit, Wass ht. hay sooner and asi known as the Greenland sea, reaching the coast 2 = tion Just one suite of 3 pieces in solid oak thst sells. | sight. ieveals mysteries, recovers lost or | chronic disease within the range of my specialty, can | 2" "2? ye of Gresolaud ab oc ear the port er asin | fy. 3. fore? cas “or Q]8 on Une. It doesn't matter property. ‘beings be treated with skill and success born of experience and an carnestness of desire to benefit my patients. what you want—if it can be classed ‘ape head of Housefurnishings, we've got it Open for the season Jime 1. ‘The coast of Greenland will t TCHWORTH. MEADDAUGH, Agent. hen be closely sie ‘under the _my2-1m and 1°11 3 ‘ UK, Pv cs hugged from this point to the port of Godhavn, OODLAWN ROCKY MD., WILL BE| $23,300 to look up our pricte before you buy: Our Hours, 9to2. 4108. Sunday. 9 toZouly. Cansults: | NN Nhn ve Nate tS ig a on Disko Island, at which plage the first stop | V opened or the receptjn of ¢ursty ih May iS. [eiinentat he of parcbase, snd te Balance ae At Disko the credentials from the United| po, . Propeetress, payments. Six per cent discount for settlements QTRANGERS, TAKE NOTICE, DRS. BROTHERS rn States and the Danish governments will be pre- | New York avon? HOTEL WINDSOR, 15th, an ser lah Tie. southwest. Sat deere nnel: set te goa bye pt he 2 caput 3 ame es @Gand Oth ste. southwest, : i pays city cots vin the . sented. Here, also, it is designed to vecure OTS FOR SALE ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN ME. FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE | lished 45 years, 900 Bst.s.w. muy 2-1" JNO. CALLAHAN, Eskimo interpreters, a number of dogs for ‘at Ocean City, Mae os medium; life isiven from cradle to grave. 239 | TILES (HEMORRHOIDS), PILES | oe. —__ = Se. sledging Ce ange Cos some other necessary athe Siney axent Beach Company ict ptter for ate a ar Pryor cee setae treatinent and radical cure of oR Ni OLD POINT matters relating to the work to be done further | homes a8: Onetan: Clie: pen vere ie yk. L. A EDMINSTER. MEDIUM, CONSUL. | above distressing it without the use of the Stew LAKE. Pare. @1 north. irons oS eA Semen Gaoaaws Crzprr Hovse, fatkgns on dineawes, medissbOn alalze ot WWE, | Euile,iurature of coudlc: no pain or devention fooss | Mow They will leave Disko on a date that will ena- ner leavin Otis wt. wharf, the finest bes ONESDAY. PRIDAY and’ ‘hon the Atlantic ocean, having no Hours, 205 p.m. 1d ug il lave, Disko on a date that will ena | hth anes bach ope, Atlantis gna, UaviMe ne | myo 930, 62, £08 Tthat aw, sub 97 goo taht. nv. up one Ai De. 0.3.gapverom. | | ER SE Ty ireaded Melville ta P get into | sortdestrabh ‘monquitos, fine fishing, sailing and DE FEREING, TEST MEDIUM, 000 F ST. N. Ww. ‘and state ruoms, $12. 75, and New Fork, dreaded Melville bay about the 10th of July, | bathing. “Mr: Theo. fPuge‘ot the senate restourwet ‘Daily consultations. ‘Monday, W Belephone call, Liew CK G. ofites 313 and there to wait for the first opportunity for the | ill be in charge of ihe Atlantic Hotel. Do You K: $y, Saturday evenings.” Developing class "Thy and BPO isant et ice to break in order to pass through it to Cape | Ocean tity. “Rometaty Ween og Te Meade pe atte rie ae ~ aw York and to reach Peary’s headquarters about | M lay, Vit Band O. 8. i. Train leaviiue . — ME. FE na RUEST DESTINY the 23d of the same mouth, preceding by a few | ¥!4 Balti For furtier information as well DO YOU KNOW THAT THE CHEAPEST FURNI- render of the age. ith phe- Information days the estimated date of the return of Lieut. AE bet. th and ggg the tice of Peary and his associates from their long and = TURE, MATTING, CARPETS, CHINA, GLASS, &c., BOLD IN WASH- seit: cers FindAt ana se renin he ‘theast, ING’ Aue. Tt “ms For ay - ‘ilo Y to t! on . ef IAEL, THE TED * inter quarters. # d + Lacesbutry, Van” ape7-Lm BRR, 885: ~ : pected t0 vearch partion will be: sont ext oeas | WWATERGAE HOUSE. DeLawaREWaTENGAR, | © Haat £4 Sas, ; iy Boots 0, 10 otras w. nt Me ie = the inland ice, which will probably be contine urs from Philedelphic: Bread, depot. QGSE BA Asss FF Me 22} TRE EVENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS. ued until either he is found or the eoming Hightful mountain resort at the passage of the DOUBLE STORES, 1510-12 7TH BT. Seige e- SS ———— winter warns the party, luomeward. If Peary Aeptiitantae pias ao Sere SR BET. PANDQN. Wh” bets iat and North re cannot be found. or @ determines to re- | 7 eee oo me . oo = main another winter, provisions for one vear | Crum dir ineainie ant aeons Mahes | Clusteriag Tatie, Of, @5 0, en again will be then left him and the Kite will begin | from Washington. ms May 1. Offers the advane ‘Oak Sideboard, 812.50. ig, the se aan her return journey and it is expected the mem- | {pects heslthfal location. unsurpaswed spring water | Cotton Top Mattreas, $2.25. pl bers will arrive ini Philadelphia about the sirat | Gi WIGHT: SUD., Forel Glo Mik "apsosiae | Bigh-beck Oak Diniug Chairs, 1.25. 20. Bylvenerat Bal week in vber. ‘THE SHIR] NTUOKY Avi Extra Heavy Oak Dining Chairs, $1.60. Unite can eas es Theacttnceee en Tecw Meg TN THE! Refrigerators, $2.95, 94.35, ue: dyatiwca ae Lite Dr. Bligewny. forthe, Women’ Natonal| er Howe!tocers opens” ns.am | Zyima lire Ginn Zeger 7am re em te - i bed LELANDE, A’ TIC CITY; ON THE 100 Piece Dinner Sets, @7.50. ouncil in session in Chicago, presented a ring ‘beach; Ms rasette, eve ‘Thm China Dinner Sets, 117 pieces, @25 ing resolution on Monday to the Methodist) saMUEL WAGNER, Proprietor e ManaRge Sepedialy. Episcopal general canference asking it to come HE RENOVO, TENNESSEE AVE. NEAR THE ‘out squarely in favor of the admission of women Tice Atlantic Cig, 8. d+ will reopen Apel Be into the legislative council of the church and | apt-3m E. CHEESEMAN. reason to doubt ihovcbare of eng Get “hae pape | EY *OPO% SAE SRTIC CHE, | Wo Sls Ox Tawzans chureh of ving God. paper DIRRCELE ON wan RbAbe) a & Dowr ALLMENTS. ‘Lhe resol.tion was referred to the committee Hot and cold water: “eos Pore. may4-2m. LEE 1 Hos KENTUCKY AVE. 4 FOR NERVOYS DISEASES ‘Use Horsford's Acid phate. *