Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1892, Page 7

— A LADY ADVISES LADIES, A Few op TF I know @ charming lady who knows more Deautifal sud attractive women than any other peg te He city. In conversation recently she : “IT often feel very when I see 90 many beantifal women so and suffer. so much, and I have often asked myself what the reason is. I think ladies do not exer- cise the care. They do not eat nourish- ing. are careless of their feet, their ‘necks, their In this way they open the door ‘for diseases and those thousands of troubles which so often afilict womankind, but warse than ali,they allow their life and strength storun down tos low ebb. How many women we see constantly in this condition. They need help, they something to upon, that will assist them, some Wiend in need. TEnow this, largely. from my own ex- Perience, for ¥ wax once in the same condition Myself. ‘I thought the matter over carefully, and decided what [ would do. I knew I yeeded & gentle, constant stimulant, something that would assist my vital forees, keep my blood throbbing and act as a tonic.” i decided to try Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky and ite effect has been simply wonderful. Ido not know what , Sick eakuess are and I am satis- Sted ladies generally could be in the same happy condition by a proper use of the same means, ‘This Indy’s remarks are entitled to the great- est consideration, for they are an indic: what hundreds of ladies have found to bea necessity. It should be borne in mind, however, that it i only pure whisky which should ever {be used, and that Dudy « Pure Malt is the only ‘one which receives the indorserent of seicntists and the recommendations of physicians. Do not allow any druggist or grocer to induce you to take any other. Outfit that very properly contains 2 supply of se Hires’ 8c Beer which adds to the enjayment of all the other dainties, and makes a picnic a picnic indeed. A 25 cent package makes 5 gallons of this (very popular beverage. pa Se A GRAND NATIONAL PRIZE of 16,600f, LAROCHE’S GRATING TONIG Peruvian Bark, and Pure Catalan Wine. Po) el FEVER and AGUE. MALARIA, NEURALGIA and INDIGESTION. Seer ea Sache E! FOUGERA & CO., Agents for U. S., =<. 90 Nerth William street, N.¥. / INVIG I? WHITENS THE TEETH. IT HARDENS THE GUMS. IT SWEETENS THE BREATH. THE BEST TOOTH WASH MADE. ‘Try it, end you'll use no other. Se-TOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.-@s Prepared only by . LILLY, ROGERS &CO., PATENTEES AND SOLE PROPRIETORS, +6etr _ BALTIMORE, MD. AT DETROIT TODAY BEGINS THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERI- CAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, TO WHICH 5.000 PHYSICIANS BELONG. ITWILL BE THE GREATEST GATHER- INGOF THE FRATERNITY EVER SEEN IN THIS COUNTRY. REPRESENTA- TIVES OF 100 COLLEGES WILL BE THERE. THE.BUILDINGS, LANDS AND SCIENTIFIC APPAKAIUS OF THESE INSTITUTIONS HAVE AN ESTIMATED VALUE OF NOT LESS THAN $3,500,000. THE GREATEST COLLECTION OF FINE CLOTHING EVEK SEEN LX THIS. COUNTRY 18 NOW ON SALE HERE AT 2200, 1202 AND 1204 FST. N.W. YOU SURELY NEED SUMMER-WEIGHT GAR- MENTS AND NEED THEM VOW, AND YOU WILL FIND HERE JUST THE SAME STYLES AND FABRICS THAT YOU WOULD GET FROM THE BEST CUSTOM TAILONS, BUT IN MUCH GREATER VARIETY AND AT MUCH LOWER PRICES. ODD COATS, COATS AND VESTS AND THIN STITS, IN AN UNLIMITED ASSORTMENT, AND TO FIT 4LL MEN. Rosissox, Panxex & Co Axerrcax Crormens, tion of¢ Opening the Republican National Conven- tion at Minneapolis. The following is the speech of Mr. J. Slost Fassett yesterday, temporary chairman of the republican convention at Minneapolis: “Mr. Chairman and Fellow Republicans: For the distingaished honor which you have conferred upon me Tam very grateful. I as | sume the duties of presiding officer with ex- | treme diffidence, and am sustsined by are |}iance upon your generosity, forbearance and co-operation. It is eminently fitting that a re- | publican convention should be held ina temple | erected for the display of products of proteo- tion to American industries and in this beauti- ful city of Minneapolis, the joy and pride of the giant west. This city, which just about equals in age the republican party, with its | prosperous mills and factories ad workshops and its generous and happy homes, abounds in object lessona teaching clearer than in any | words the sound wisdom of republican doc- trine. “We are met to exercise one of the highest privileges of our citizenship. As trustees of seven millions of voting republicans gathering from every state and territory in the Union it becomes our duty to formulate for the inspec- tion of the people the belief and purposes of our party relative to all the living political ques- tions of national importance and to choose that | man for leader under whose guidance we feel | we shall be most sure of establishing this belief | | North Carolina, J. O. Wileox; Pennsylvania, D. iB. in the form of laws. Weare here not as war- ring factions struggling to win supremacy un- | der favorite leaders, bat as co-members of one great party seeking to elect from the roll of ourhonored great men the type of statesman | | who ehsll he regarded as the most complete em- | bodiment of the cardinal docirines of our party. “There is no? a republican in this enventioa whove heart does not burn with andor for triumph in the impending campaign. We are all ra for mccess. We are bere to make the ‘necessary preliminary arrangements and we all propose to make them in the right way and in the right spirit. If there is ever a time for re- publicans to differ it is essential in such con- ventions as this, when they are met together for the express purpoee of reaching ultimate unity through contest of present differ- ences. In the wide-reaching and delicate business | of agreeing upon the standard bearers for a | great party there is abundant nity for | the honest men to hear and express honest dif- ferences of opinion, and the more earnest the ore hearty the opizions the more be the contests and collisions: | omplete the final unanimity. The | air ie always sweeter. it is cur right now to | oppose each other: it will be our duty to unite | tomorrow. Our differences should end at the | convention doors, and will end there. Wheu | this convention shall have concluded its lebors we shall have but one choice, and that the nom- inees of this convention; but one purpose, their election. | “The nomination does not end the eampaign: | it begins it. The campaign which is to be made will not be the campaign of the candidates, by The condidates and for the candidetes, but of all the party, by all the party and for all the ty in the interests of the whole people. Win malice then toward none, but with a mand respect toward ‘ll, cach of us, | according to his light, ax God gives him to see | the light. should subordinate all merely local | and personal consideration to an earnest en- | deavor to secure the best inierests of the re- | publican party throughout the entire sistezhood of states. j | “None of our trusted leaders are weak men; all of them are strong. Some may be stronger than others. If, as each delegate views the field, there is come man whose figure seems to him larger, whose stature larger, whose fame more commanding, whoee name more inspiring than that of any other man. then the pathway | of each delegate should be broad and easy. | “The eves of all the republicans at home and the eyes of all our adversarics everywhere are intently fixed upon this convention. A nation is watching ps; our enemies criticise, our friends | | ratify. responsibility is enormous, but | you will meet it wisely. “The republican party has never yet made a mistake in its choice of candidctes: it will not make a mistake here. All over this broad land the bonfires are set to be lighted, the flags are | ready to be unfurled and the republicans at | | home are waiting to shout in approval of your | nominee. | “The history of our party since 1856 is the | history of our country. There is not a single | | page but shines brighter for some act or come | word of come great republican. Count over our chosen whom we are teaching our children to love, emulate and reverence and you shall name republicans. Lincoln, Seward, Grant, Sherman, Garfield, Logan, Hotrison and Blaine These are a fewof our jewels and we may | proudly turn to our democratic friends with eR great and remai Delie | and advocacy of the ennobling and inspiring doctrines of the republican faith. “I have not the time even tocatalogue the long list of great works undertaken and performed. You are all familiar with the story of the irre- pressible conflict undertaken and concluded; slavery abolished: a public credit established; | the Constitution and the Union restored and re- constracted; the old flag washed clean of every stain and new stars added to its glory; the wide weet thrown open to casy access and settle ment; the policy of protection to American labor and American industries established, de- veloped and vindicated; the markets of’ the world opened by the persuasive logic of rec procity to the products of the American work- | shopand the American farm, until today the | nations of the earth are paying tribute to the ity of our legislation ard diplomacy in miliions upon millions of inerensed purchases, | and Lord Salisbury has been driven to the sig | nificant confescion that even in England free | trade has proved disappointing. “The democrats have about exhausted in the | Fifty-first Congress one year of congressional | | life in vain attacks upon three items in a tariff Dill made up of the 300 items. At this rate of | | proceeding they will have to be trusted for 800 | | years in power before we could eee a tariff reform &sagreed upon by our conflicting democratic | friends. | | i ‘THE FORCE BILL MUST PASS. “But we cannot hope to win merely upon the | recital of the achievements of our party, brill- inant as they have been, any more than our ad- | versaries can hope to succeed on their platforms of glittering promises, The past is certainly | useful to usin so far as it demouttrates the ability of our party to redeem its pledge: and its abil- | ity to govern, in a broad and enlightened way, | a free and progressive people, “Our pledges have been kept, all eave one, | and I greatly mistake the temper of the repub- |lican party if it will be contented until that | pledge is made good. Our honor is pledged to continue the contest for a free and honest lot until this question is settled in the right. | “Theta free people should cast a free vote and have it honestly reeorded and returned is the dream and determination of the republican erty and the despair asd nightmare of the rat. It is the pride of the republican | party that it never yet has committed an assault upon: the freedom of the ballot. “The entire vocabulary of political crimes has grown vut of attempts to describe assaults of democracy upon the freedom of the ballot and fair play in the exercise of franchise, us the individual words have been made intelligible by democratic practices “No question bas ever been permanently ret- ed and never will be. finally determined until it is settled in the right and nntil every citizen, | white or black, east or west, north or south, | can approach the ballot box with absolute se curity and have his vote counted with absolute honesty. None of us can rest aasured that our | liberties are safe unless the votes of all men are safe. Itis not the negro alone who is disfran- chised: it is every American. “The contest before us assumes all ite cifi- culties from the fact that we enter the Yotes come from the south, which is kept per- manently solid thro tual breach of | the guarauties of the Constitution of the United | tes. of Harrison, as also did Senator Hiscock and | President and that eight would not vote for | Mr. Blaine. | did not indicate definitel; | serted that this feilure by the CONVENTION COMMITTEES. Completion of the List of Their Member- ship. Following are the names of members of the republican convention to complete the list telegraphed to Tur Stan yesterday: Permanent organization—Alabama (awaiting settlement of contest), 2; Arizona, M. W. Stew- art; Arkansas, H. L. Remmel; Colorado, D. T. ©. Graden; Connecticat, P. E. Hopkins; Dela- ware, @. W. Pierce; District of Columbia, J.W. Freeman; Florida, J. F. Horr: Konsas, A. H. Ellis; Kentucky, D. J. Burchett; Louisiana, J. M. Vance; Mississippi, Wesley Creighton; Mis- sonri, J.B. Hale; Montana, A. B. Hammond; Nevada (correction), C. D. A. Bender; New Jersey (correction), Wm. Barbour; North Caro- lina, Hugh Cale; Pennsylvania, Ie D. Gilbert; Sonth Carolina, G. I. Canningham; South Da- kota, Dr. C. B. ‘Alfords; Tennessee. G. F. Tos- ton; Texas, Josh McDaniel. Committee on credentials—Alabama, D. M. Cooper; Arizona, M. W. Stewart; Arkansas, T. P. Barnes; Colorado, ©. Wheeler; Connecticut, T. B. Brandege; Delaware, G. V. Massey; Dis- trict’ of Columbia, Andrew Gleeson; Florida, B.S. Chubb; Kanms, 8. J. Hale; Kentucky, John Deland; Louisiana, T. A. Cage; Missis- sippi, W. D. Burton; Missouri, Henry Lamm; Lane; South Carolina, J, H. Ostendorf; South Dakota, J. M. Grome; Tennescee, J.T. Little: Texas, Henry Terrell. Resolutions —Arizona, Murphy Arkansas, A. S. Fowler: Connecticut, J. P. Platt; Delaware, J. Ht. Wilson; District of C lumbia, Perry H. Carson; Flori R Kenny; Lonisiana, ‘ebraska, C. Tritcharg, | Pennsylvania, H. We Oklahoma, A. J. Lear Oliver; South Caroli Dakota, E. C. Ericson; Tennessee, Zacher. Committee on rules—Arizona, M. W. Stewar' Arkansas, 8. F. Stahl; California (correction R. D. Robbins; Colorado, H. Townsend; Con- necticut, A. W. Paige: Delaware, G. W. Mat shall; District’ of Columbia, George Holmes; Florida, J. E. Lee; Idaho, Willis Sweet; Iowa, D. L. Heinsheimer; Kansas, Eugene F. Ware; Louisiana, L. J. Souer; Michigan, W. H. With- ington; Missouri, J. H. Rainey; Montana (cor- ion), 8. 8 Hobson; Nevada, A. J. MeDon- North Carolina, F. A. Johnion; North Da- kota, W. H. Robinson: Oklahoma, J. W. Mar- uxrt: Pennsylvania, H. H. Bingham; South Carolina, D. Cram; South Dak Holley; Ten: Chase; Utah, O. J. Salisbars son Bennet. Committee on credentials—Oklahoma, A. J. Utah, O. J. Salisbury; Washington, Wm. Newton tee on permanent organizat? homa, D. W. Marquette; Washingto: MeGraw. Committee on resolutions—Washington, E. W. Eldredge mmisiee on rules stock. Committee on re-ojusions—Texas, A. J. Ro- senheit; Utah, 8. W. Down: HAREISON VOTES YEOM NEW YORK. The event of the night at Minneapolis was the meeting of the New ¥. gates at the rooms of Mr. Chauncey M. Depew. ‘Twenty-nine dete~ gates were present, all of whom pledged the selves to vote for President Harzison's ren: nation against all candidates. Mr. Depew sided and made a vigorons address Minnesota, 8. F. Com- others. A hamber 0” telegrams—twenty or more—were read to t i the delegates to vote for a1 d suppe » ground that hie sominaiion would be for the best interests of the party. Committees | were appointed to visit other state delegations and present the reason why twenty-nine dele- gates from New York urge the renomination of ident Harrison. Besides those present at the meeting it was said that two more delegates would vote for the These, the delegates present said, would ultimately join the Harrison column, CONTESTED CREDENTIALS. ‘The credentials committee adjourned at 10:30 o'clock until 9:30 this morning without having accomplished anything. From this arose the report that the Blaine men had captured the committee, which is very probable. The Harri son men, while they did not strenuously claim to have a majority, said that the adjournment the status of the majority. The adjournment came as a nccessit for the reason that the national committee had | not prepared the papers in the several coniesve | for ibe committee on credentials, It was as- nal commit- tee was 2 part of the scheme to delay proceed- ings. Avound the Harriscn quarters it was de- nounced as filibustering. RESOLUTIONS, The committee on resolutions met last night. The subcommittees appointed were announced. A number of resolutions were offered to the | subcommittee. und the committec then ad-| iyg? arnment of the convention, MASS MEETING. A republican mass meeting was held last night in the convention hall, aud notwithstanding a | steady down pour of rain the spacious building | was crowded to the doors. The meeting w rest of any candidate, althoug! cheers were heartily given for Harrison, while Blaine chouters were fow and scattered.” John Thurston of Nebraska addressed the mect- | ing, and predicted a republican victory in the {Roswell G. Horr of Michigan also spoke, and kept the audience in constant laughter. ~ oe Another Flood Suit Against the District. George J. Mueller has filed a suit for 212,000 damages against the District by Messrs. Shella barger and Wilson and R. Hagner alleged to have been sustained dariag the flood of July, 1889, by reason of defective sewerage. The property is at 314 Pennsylvania avenue north- west, Ss to meet today one hour after the ad- A special famine committee. presided over by the czarewiteh, has just issued a report reviow- ing the condition of affuirs in the famine- stricken provinces. A feeble wo man’ is restored to health and invigorating, re- storative tonic, ing rervite, | 8. E. Smith; South | | | Bend jor e1 je Ln nil |W. HY GIRARD, 8.2 Lith st. aw. Blackwell’s Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco Situated in the immediate section of country that produces a grade of tobacco, that in texture, flavor and quality is not grown elsewhere in the world, and being in position to command the choice of ail offer- ings upon this market, we:spare no pains nor expense to give the trade THE VERY BEST. When in want of the best; ask for Bull Durham. Sold everywhere. None genuine without the Trade Mark of the Bull on BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., DURHAM, N.C each package. dof South Carolina ave... Atlantic City. Enlazged and improved. myZ-eo24t eee ‘A. it, FEHLING. _ BEADS HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J —ARKAN- and depot; (COLONNADE HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. B} June 20. fronecesng oelSbe Setinent can doo by applyme at The E Asmere, 1408 H st. C. A. RINES F208 HALL, ATLANTIC Cry, — DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. Hot and cold water sen baths in the house. myd-2m. EDS & LIPPINCOTT. ‘OTEL ALDINE, PAC! NEAR O8IO AVF. . Atlantic City, $.5., $1.50 to per day: $8 Sen. teem a i. 'D. EASTMAN. Prop. COR. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS oun Geaeh and S©FTOTEL DENNIS,” ATLAN PIC Open all the vesr: larae ofa, sra-water bapi:s, Dirctly on t Gi PH Hy. FOL ON THE BEACH, MARYLAND AVE ecelves 200 nests. All mod- IMPERIAL conven) Apu 4 and . Siniefscctaon CW REND: $210.83 per day. Bi to ee: set TEL MT. PLEASA’ HH" L ORIENTAL, Ocean end of Vireinia Fringed od, Chen fel5-Omn_ . * PRES Hore WELLINGTON, OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE., ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. M.A. & HS. MILNOR,_ tie City, mn feham ‘pute caacronte, ATLANTIC CITY. ON THE OCEAN FRONT. Descriptive itlusteaced booklet mafled free. Sea water baths in the honse. may 25-20 E. (Pk ELKTON, KENTUCKY AVE.. ATLANTIC oi J.. nea: beach. Appointments first-class desi idcaigjon year. Mrs. E. WILL. mn convenience. ME FLORIDA, Pacific ave. hear Tennesses. Atlantic City. a ‘Steam heat throughout. mh23cimn Avis Ss, BeRERT, T= a myer oe nin'ston’s elite, enze- cially the nervous and overworked. myn W. W. GREENE & CO. _ ‘HE MOTEL STICKNEY, ATLANTIC jectric bei, eum Parlor ws.” 82 tp. #3 Oi gus pe toed token sual VOT ‘HE. INGLESIDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘Kentucky ave., 50 feot from ocean. Bates moderate. {230 at s N. REED. HE LELANDE. ATLANTIC CIT fassarhasetts a8 CHAS. WAGH! SAMUEL WAGNER, Proprietor. D, NEW YORK AVE. NEAR THE ‘ucted uceen view: aii the modern ‘BE MAKYLAN T "teach: obser conveniences; erected April, 1801. "FS. OREM, __Proprictur'and Manacer, ESSEE AVE. NEAR THE J, willl reopen April 9, W. E. CHEESEMAN. 7 HE SHIRLEY, each, Atlantic City. ‘Open for the season March 1. ddern appoint *PHE VicTORIA, ATL. Ocean and South Carciina ave. Sore WILTSUIE: 3, OLEMAN HOURE: Opens ‘JUNE 25, 182. Directly on the beach, ‘Ths leadins hotel. Sevon- teontveason. Kor rates, diagrius ant imformation addr-as ALFRED 8. AMMA, Managing Clerk. SBURY PARK, N. J, THE ALBEMARLE. Within on» square ‘of the beach; all modern tm- provements: urtesian Special rates tor the Mi vp. L/BARTNETT. HOTEL COLUMBIA, on the ocean ‘at @th avente. Entirely new . Open June 16." Acco: em 200. ‘address W. HARVE xatcs and information Prop. 3} special rates for June and September. ‘dan PARK, NJ. on SAE oa Jock from ocean. on. iy = ALB. WASHMOOD._ SBURY PARK, N.J THE VICTORI electrict Hotel; frontins ocean: as, water; all improvement comrnodates 2 uaoderate ‘Land after September 1 ATALANTA HorEL, Asbury Park, N. J. Reduced rates up to July. wig amy l63m Wit a _______ WM. APPLEGATE, Prot MigROPOLITAN HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, S a hotel open June intor tion andl terms pio ‘PE DUNROBIX, ASBURY PARK. x. J. T reuccge ease Teme molerate TOreNIOHN L- STRREPER, Proprietor, iE FENIMORE, ASBURY P, 3 | ‘ks from Scean; capacity, for June. “For circulars and tes ela 7 ach. Steant heat; electri polis. | ” AOSMITH, BOBERTS & 8ONS,_| J SEA-SIDE—JERSEY ‘PRE ALDINE, CAPR May, st., first house from beach; op; sen water bathe. mys =. (THE Winbsox, CAPE MAY, X. J. Directly an the Leach. Ovens June 18. Two turnished cottages for rent. N. J., DE posite hot DORE MUELLER, Prop. _ SelB z \ WW. GREEN, OAS a ‘The Traymore; centrally located. with fin ocean | Siew from every room: steamboat connrtion with At- Jantic City hourly: bathing mnsn=passed: bonses ad- Jeinine hotel; rates. €2 and $2 Circular. “Opens dune 20. myZr2in ENTRAL HOUSE, AT /Grove, Less than’ block fro: Ovens for the season’ of We’ 3 . The larzest and Snest hotel at this popular resort. All modern foprvements, Bectric and gas Hivbt, steam heat, } glevator, &.” Furnishines and cuisine tmisarpassal, } Teriis reasonable. Address } ©. €, SEPLE! Je8-9,. wal” Manazor. THE TREMO i Unobsten OFEN ted view of the croan, EARLY IN JUNE. G. PARKP, 192] Spruce st... Phila. - INENTAL WOTEL. ES 5 P ae Sapo * made w manacement. ir beach. Biovant spactvus rooms. Hoi sea Water baths. " Elevator. a tc. GHLnrrE, Formerly of m1 Jedi HoTee ALLAIRE, ‘Orens Sune 18. my 16-dut : N. THE caRLeto: 2 ‘Sprins Lake, N. J. Opens seventh seasva June 1. Special raics for June. my2en 3.8. HINKSON we aii Spring Lake, N. J. E. M. RICHABDSO! URTON-BY-THE-REA, Open from TUSP Yo Hot and cold ses wate baths. 1 modern improvements. Address ‘CUNDALL, F. ¢.CUN _my18-wisi6t East Greenwich, B. Taxs Ox Snoars N.H, fof, Portsmouth. . ‘The Oceanic Hotel on Star Isnd, 1G mallee from the Maine and New Maupebire couse, =| ; fot torins sind illustrated votes PRYRAEW OH LAIGHTON Bios, pi we hee tcd ppd ee my]S-ln JAMES AL BRU GARRISON ge ‘SE. ‘h, ¥ A aint-cinsa Lowe atthe Finest ocean ace For des-ription GEORGE L. WENTWORTH, ‘Trei -» Boston. Jett ip NASSAGANSETT PIER, 2. 1 special raiesforfamilies. Alsocottaze,7 8,12 inall; all moden conveniences. Full par- | SUMMER ——— SPRINGS EDUCATIONAL. ATE OF BATHS, JOHNS WOPKINS UNT- | HP GRE, A Shap OS eee eS gee EES pane Saco EN, wiht | MERE Sate ee ae | rears EOE GN He cpr ar a ete ne ERG seestonn Redcod Teton. | Witte crcail. Otise hones |307 2.53.55 For Dyiteburg gad the West, Expreas of Pullcwan Veatebate *y. Past Lane, 10.50 olumbae he, bore ond Wt Teta Nisepang Gere from Pitustrare Columbus, Ceyset ha Ta sy vain Limited, ere at 10. mn, ROCKBEIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA, Saturdays bat, 10 a.m, god. 32 ay Indorsed by the Medical Sectety of Vineinia, as well as ~—<wat cast | other high medical authorities in the United States and Europe, are NOW OPEN. Rates according to location of rooms and length of stay. Special rates fur the veason. Capacity, 1,259. Railroad through to the sorings. Pamphiets can be had by addressing the understimed. choo! of FRI ae Noe wm S90. &. PEYTON. _ | GisKoe MARTAEG MAINA creo. -- R AND MINERAL BATH! | wihorongh and only school of the Itaitan method in | fir Lier siand” Tomneilie ead In the Great North mountains, nea> Winchester, Va. | Washington. Pupils prepared for a man Dining Car. Pittsburg to Capecity for 300 cucsts. NO BAR: cord muse; | &04 grand An opportunity te for sta: | Chicago. Pact "Ta Posing alleys: large swimnine pool, Ane betas, ihe to Soptonber, at special bare rery, &c., &e. j ‘poaes of votes ! For new ‘Atusirated cirenlars AF Soutawney. Py A. 8. PRATT, Proprieto G i Possans, It ‘Carnival Season. 1 eee Batting, | eri ema ty tattle em | ‘Artist, wh ow for titmeeit ‘Operatic Concert Tour, Datly Pic. TOGA SPRINGS. 7 GABA TOGA SPRINGS. > — THE UNITED STATES, i rognis of apply < home oak! azn Rew d Sienor Maine had t6 reaped | yop lt | ah enthusiastt: encore im bis Harmangs snd had Will open JUNE 14 and rewsin open untit OCTO- | bow: as cuts tahlioe ha ik NEw yoRI aa ‘ampanini’s Grand Operatic Concirt. Ni Herald. — Exes 1 | gh apguins® Grand Opers SAS 78 stam, 1208, 2 ae TOMPKINS, GAGE & PERRY. ful and well-trained vatce, is aime Big Ska ea ‘te ie overt Fe | Tie Maina proved fo ben {pe nities ches st Bin Sar W INDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS NEW HOHE, | COLUMBIA COLLDOE OF COMMPRCE "a, tm, woek days POR ie 36 lane roows, home conutorts, nice shady lawn: | © O23 La. t 7 SIONAL LIMITED,” of tate. Terms tnoderate. Orsed nll the year. W Sit ee ae Valtinaee ° Vor, R. R. Apply to AE. ENGEL. Procticuces, N. Tarn to use the phoneeraph sod ijnceribor the php woek dapscoie’ hae Windsor, Mia Jeb" _ | quickest nevparation for an oice munation’ Compiles: | seucers for P i Scare, $100 Shorthand dicate compet | Street station, | yoelors atel up chobeerao Tad fnetrtige | Hon _ | Ey"txmertenced report marongh hatte PoR IX | the English bosiness and civil service courses, We | Fast xpress of zuesta, fret- | duced rates {or Summer Monta.” SewA for catalogue. |. all ml scenery. wx | econ 5,00, ER, Stroulsbu sige, SO aad Sa AN THE MOUNTAINS. VON HOUSE. THIS DELIGHTFUL MOU’ Tesort is open, for the Tree class aecomndations: cular address Mrs. DELPHIA ONLY Wook days, and 3.45 pm m. dat); i : nam nigra AML STRUCTION THE Gtk: vot Boston, without change. *-30a.m. week daynand FEET ABOVE TIDE | desieners, er 3,000 Ye AURORA HOUSE. tant peek trains connect AURORA. W. VA. “Terms moderste. Hanrtaome new | water colors aiaer, circulars at Star office. SHAFFER, Prop. ating ‘trom nature can be learnt ins few " Cand sen the wondeefal | traits to order from €10t0483,00). The teacher. I Morrell, has had “cwoive, quodals | Eeare with the most celebrated Em, 000 worth of naiutines on ex NATIONAL ACADEMY ‘OF FIN pror Gatu and Mada pont gaTIM Brome New tor Atlantic City, 40h, spew Htimore, 0.08). 10 ve reas of atuclets HOTEL. WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD, WILL OPEN JUNE 22, management of ML. W. ¥. PAIGE, ant hah, Mo IR | mes hekets Crest: ‘s 7200.0 Pope Cregk Line, 7.20.1. and 4.38 p.m. daily CFEICDR DACADEMIE) ar dilonie), Reha of Lan, oe of anew gat ortofaal the onlyviie decorate ‘Open all susuamer ARD nt Proprietor HOTEL COCHRAN, WASHINGTON. D.c., RA TORY. PROF. KEENAN Tnatractor of ‘siocartioy im Catia of socution “ite Washington, D.C. als 23 mm ic ALPRaNDR: atria, 480. p PAIGE, my2t-Im Hotel Cochran Washington, D. ¢. as C rrextLc WOU i = -| Manrys Cortese oF Onarony, HOTEL KAATERSNILE, % OE oF. Kw, | OPENS WED: AY, JUNE 29, Summer term opens Jane 1, with day or eventns sos- | ED FOR JULY. RATES RE - Fontes Assisia | Sous as preferred. The regular school year begine | October. Summer cireularsnow ready. The fall | TWivis and an Sea eee and at Mr. ai. P. Rrosdway York ner LXth strwet sislogne is in press and will be sent free to any ed- | ress. Mustrated college boa General Manager, [my23} General Pamonger Agett, BAL TMOWORE AND ono RAILROAD. — Schedule in effet May 22. 1NUe. Leave Washington {row station corner uf New Jersey avenue and Cvtrect 720 | prea eatost awe Th pm raise LD a ws 1001. 307 D For Cincinnati, St or pesipner. | buled Limited 3. . $0. E Fpr Pi ee ta 0. ington and Staunt ‘or Wine ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIZS, (PE BeRtr oz! 3,000 FEET ABOVE TIDE WATER. . SEASON OPENS JUN 120-409. ne " eR | ; he. "Pree advan: ally parlor ing car throweh: Baltimore, . situated at the morn) cody uyon the matt eon plat CR 3 6.35, io ied io SUMMER SCHOOL, 1D tudes eco for Gigin NM YEAR beins Sentember 20. oF TER SUTEEY ua NoeWoon Insti Tore A BOARDING AND_DAY_SCHOOT, FOR YOUN: LADIES AND ViTtLe alka YOON? Address the Mr. and Mrs. We Sehrne AessioN BW to 875. jOOL. cireuiars 0,08, 06,430, miko) my as nites) 2 on, BS ON Yb. 0, 5.05) 26.90, 6.30, 5R.O0, i.00, county, Mid. . CABELL, Osea 1407 Mase. ‘ove._ | For Guus Axyv Youse Lapis. A MODERN ND. 3 For Bop and way pains 1 . Speier tes oie Sys $12.45, $1.15, $8.00, 44. cis 10.400 m LINE ¥ ADI ns Por Philadel hi jet gaily 500. ar) &.1u.. 12.00 mon, TORT PENDLETON, Gal HIGH GRADE eee 0pm, Bleeping Car, 3,000 fort above soa Oinm at Piles Pariog Care ou all day trates Boston, 524 PeTinman Raflet Sloap- ‘auch “o> Boston without chewy wie Wridice, ding pamrrugers in Gaud AC station at Beton Jig Atlantic Cy, 10.08 and 12.00. n00n. Sundays, oon. txcept Sunday, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, 1100-1104 M st. and 1124-1128 Lithst. Tatlen sco od to Oct. BL GRELN. Proprietor. 3 Gen. Manager. ICHNOND AND DANVIL vo. Schedule a, TY nitation aud physical comfortsof the | ges ifane wae ee ger Sistion, Washineton, D. ¢ 5%) a.m. —Daily. loral for Lenchiure Connects Manassas for Prout iieyal aul Strasburg dats, em tuost approved modern kind. Address jst Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, aul Wewteru tatlroad on etl Div icons Hh Gt. JOUN'S COLLEGE, jan principal gpd Danville Symon. Pu aghington Aint fo New Orlane vor, Monty: uniting at ‘Greeusboro! VERMONT AVE. eR FABKICEAN, Pres. Ath Sleeper tor Shewwmdoahs juy"-Tay Dally for Warrenton ant Orange, an Lc 800 n for Prout Moped and erasure, day wins ‘ Daily, WASHINGTON AND SOUTH- week VESTIBULED LIMITED, composed en: ver, Dinitns:, Parl Obeervatie aux us Atlanta tae IS hevtrad New York aud Weahe Vegan Tuesday, =~ rening sessions. Scho | To sineas, School of Preparatory Enelish, nuery and Woane my] rand ‘Typeeriting, mpen soning nuts Sia Wietuinetiace, VWWilwte MOUNTAINS, 3 a By taal pemcioal priate quathen my A Wesbinacton io Knoxville via Asheville, mts Atlanta TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHTO DIVE lease Was! m,, 4.2) pn. daily, 1, Keturning,. arrive tu. daily ond 6.530, I areive We ‘on. and ® 40pm. Manassas Drier m. and 40. pt Si kets, loop « furnished at aftics, fi vivarta. av open cvery Imsmnens day Grand | ated annual aunocncen ent, containing fall inforia- Tae Mis. SARA A SPENCER, Principal and Proprietor. IViL, SERVICE INSTITUTE Oe Pa 188 BALCH and Hasta Als» of Hote? | ius, WSS INEY POINT HOTEL, ‘Near the Chesapeake Bay. ‘The seventh season of this wel open for the led us. Steamer Goorge Leary of the W: folk Steamboat Cori any iuakes every at newly furnis! inetom and N at p.m. Sips, leaving 9 fsats NO BAR. For further information call on Wash. B. Williams, 315 7th st. nw. THOMAS W. WILLIAMS, ly _Sel-Am _ pears Bropristor. OTEL HENLOPEN, CAPE HENLOPEN H Rehoboth, Del., will reopen Saturday, June For cireulars and inf: tion for both houses call or address rma HOTEL OXTORD. Mth and New York ave. n, Washinton, D, ¢., WALTER BURTON, Maiagor. ) AND BATHS. _ } _myl7-1m* _____ SPRING: RANDALE SPRINGE, Al ARANDALE HOTF! Win open JUNE BEREQED. PA., The attractions of the reputation of ie iuedi ‘Music furnished b: tue suns myiie BEDFORD SPRINGS, BEDFORD, PA. “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA.” HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. ¥16-30 L. B. DOTY, Manager. SEA-SIDE-JERSEY COAST. N. J.. ONE COMPLETELY coal and garden trnek included, upness like other placce. being lund at sea, rat aan ‘AT ANTIC HOUSE AND COTTAGES. A Sayer _my2)-Lm 5 ME“BOSE INN Of THE Beace, Opens June 1. Aiea eae mylé-im QUTHENTH GEizON. HOTEL COLUMBIA. BELMAR, X. J., Willopen in June. For terms, &c., address my304m_ ¥. E. FOBTER. ee ee ates for the some” my 2S-codn MBS. J. A. CONGRESS HALL, OAPE MAY, X. J., OPENS JUNE 30, AND WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE SAME LIBERAL MANAGEMENT AS FORMERLY. FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS MRS. J. F. CAKE. Bs HitdaciS : Te oppinlte ie alebrstat Baths and eronnds, = RRECRY BeRiNGS, We VK now reception 4 dioua new addition bas Deen buble aud with olectts fetloand new full’ information. Shoal Sener sa Boopviowr, SY CONS Co YOR PAMPHEE ne whet thie” CELE. BRATED tare offers to" ALLS roy OF | oe for H. SALE, Prop. o'clock a.m., except Saturdays. Sat- uu Pameauene Station, Pennsylvania Kaitroad. wn, De S. BROW N's. WEST-POINT-ON-THE-HUDSON, OPEN NOVEMBER Jarier, Thre wch the grandest in Anvarica, with the ‘ he g scenery Westie. nrinnat! Past Line,” Solid sow Cut, "he hous | undivided attonthan XLEN MANO, AT FOR MD., WILL connecting So the Clow Gira Fane geiuent. “Only _— gne block treks Washinton on hin ar foe Hotere, RY, anette Spo. Loxinrton 6.590 pi tn va tion tor . Exppess for Gontonsvilie, Charlottes ukciiniond. Waynesboro” Staunton and pete om. vie Metropolitan Bran ade. Shade, pertect ls — = Cor. 7th and D sts. n.w. The leading dental organization of America, com- Posed exclusively of expert specialists. euwall-on-theindson, N 1 improvements, beautiful eto Santa = vie Pang P. Rail Ri: fe ck cToundsand scene. | SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY AT MODERATE AS ct ORLY Ba RT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEI ta PRICES-NOT THE CHEAPEST, BUT TAKE GHOWGE, N. ¥. Will open The largest, Seat ajpointed and THE BEST, most Shotel at Lalir Gesece. Sk: MATED SOUVENIE. See first column of last page. S200 Forte avy to Hotel Greaoble, |7<n 3H HESS, — “petal abs ga tesvisr See 2 rie _“uy2-lan™ it, M. B. GROSHON, DENTIST, OF 1508 2.%. Wises his fo iow be wil leave | 3 for his cottage 1 Sepiember 0. PD STARE PARSONS. | 6. carmer Oth and F ats, 8 | _ruting and preservation of the’ natural teeth . cialty. ee ™ Steamers LADY OF THE LAKE and MOSELER, usted very near the | and Norfolk and | t Was or vel xouraion tickets Sat rug tickets to New my 26 ARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMY, en, a fine pair of horses and com- wo splendid Jersey cows. Good Teference required. For further particulars ad Box A, Shenandoah Junction, Jeff. Co. LFespure INN, si May 15. witite, opr Dwr ii STEAMBOAT UR for Baking wales ok ‘PHE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS. ly the Ketocken. the owner, Col. 4 rE, Va. 3e2-Tm Tovth oat have: Seckhey eck me ‘serviceab] Cita er sree, OMBDEATENC, BATE sdaregs 6. FE Pat 'b. Fomest ce MOerTaN nove ath ea 5 AN WILL OPEX JUNE 25. BICYCLES. (CAPITOL CYCLES.” CAPITOL CYCLES WASHINGTON CYCLE COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS High-grade Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cushion and Pnoumstic Safeties. Twenty per cent discount for cash. Photo mailed on application. VISIT FACTORY, 809 WATER 8T. 8.W. my24 (Foot of 8th st., take 7th ut. cable cars.) Brwist Because a Becptor i a srcty «high rade, whet ane Mo Bact epoked wheels for 8150 9159 F-8 OABTI SO Arwarss Crozz Coupans. BICYCLEs.