Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1892, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1892. vs Both the method and results when Syrup ot Figs is taken; it is pleas. ant and refreshing to the taste, and ly yet promptly on the Kid- neys,Liveraud Bowels, cleanses the system ellectually, dispels colds, n hes and fever: pet hab. itual constipation. Syrup of Figs is } COLUMBIA CYCLE CLUB. It Will Give a Lawn Party at Its New Home at Mount Pleasant. The new home of the Columbia Cycle Club Will be the scone of a brilliant gathering to- night, the occasion being a lawn party given by the club as the opening event of their new POUNDED KILLEN’S DELIVERY. Hard Hitting and Errors Gave Baltimore ‘Yesterday's Game. i ee to date fol- [li i 4 18) % 3 af lad"phin a feveland..| 38 27) Pitts =o | St. Lous. 39, ‘Baltimore ‘The Baltimore's farewell game on their own | $rotnda was 8 victory and they ended = series of | fen etrgight games ‘Their fielding was clean afd sharp and so timely wns their batting | that they left but two men on bases during the whole contest. McMahon and Killen were each touched up for seven hits, but McMahon | used better i eyes than his opponent. | Washington was shut out until the ninth inning, when with one out Dowd hit safely past Mc- Graw. Hoy’ascrifice put Dowd on second and Larkin singled to right field. Then Milli- } gam landed on the bull and sent it whizzing to | Fight field for two bases, scoring both Dowd {and Larkin. Duffee drove a grounder toward | second base which Stricker stopped, but he | fumed to throw to frst too quickiy ‘and. the | ball went wild. Milligan tallied and then Rich- | ardson was thrown out by McGraw, ending the MMER RESORTS. ey Een ADE Ri are nee DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH ct panel subitintic CITY. N. J. yates’ walk from bathing grounds. = wr ii ‘eLMA pears | NESE fcagngements can dose by | Siva arms Be. AB SANK Sirera season ROTEL COLUMBIA BELMAR, &. 3., ‘Will open in Jame. For terms, &o.. afdress my3-lm St _ NE 30, AND WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THR __SPRINGS AND BATH: YSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL + ieee vate ek Seer ts “id taaisiomed Mary and table. Tews fe tongig os ana cr net roan ES Sate we Ho 480 BEALING ‘sraixas OF VIRGINTA new branch of and Onto Rea ee ee bealth giving waters, mation apply © WM LELAND, “Hot Springs, Rath « 2.0 STIM Manager, Healing Springs, Beth ounty. ¥ | _Se@i-an,thoaian ah | ye"seeva GUSTAV A. KNOBLAUCH. | SAME LIBERAL MANAGEMENT 4S FORMERLY. "a FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS MKS. J. F. CAKE ae decor Pog eae: ‘0; PACIFIO R OBTO A Eat eetet ene Pee im i, COR. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS | Pech aad io, One square ap30-3in we N; Proprietor. AC™ FUCTEL BeReecer. ae 1p. Wow jeopagumert; enlseeeds ooh electric bells; terms We jJel5-2m_ [ES & GEORGE BEW. oTEL BRUNSWICK. PACIFIC AVE. Be MURALS fotel, Philadeiphia. ‘OTEL vend ee June OPEN JUNE 15 On Northern Central coun 3.100 fret abow © tain ate the cele OCTORPR 1 { Penta. railrew, every mesern corr may 27-10, th.0, 20, MME NOs Nore - MO BLUE Gpse sC¥MIT, PL SHOCKS RIDE FLOM BASTINGTON 1M PRED ABOVE SPA LEVI WILL OPEN IONE 25. POR CIRCULARS AND RATRS ADDR MA eH SMT i jen-am i RYDS® St at RK NEY foals Po. SPRINGS 4 Va, opens June 2 ri t : ot hin. ee if Sinrnuin's oe the only remedy of its kind ever | home. The party will continue three evenings | 2ame, PACIFIO AVE NEAR CAPE MAY, 3. Bugene F. Comet produced, pleasing to the taste and | 84 will bring together many wheelmen and |“ For the first five innings the Baltimores Wechingtoo, CE MASBESS me {th Furae Seccadabte ails eeiacl prompt | tBeit numerous friends, who will be given an | could not make a hit off Killen and went out ia Brunswick Hotel,4) Broad st. Philad w. W GREEN. heord eceptable to the stomach, a j . fi one-two-three order, Stricker opened the SPPOTEL DEI TLA’ . , * = 9 ; ere. opportunity to enjoy a pleasant evening in the es on. health, sn nea * in its action and truly beneficial 1m | honse and on the beautiful lawn adjoining. | Sette ees See eae Mcteabon cx}d ene water b i re Dirsslg cube ene —— ‘Sppoaite’ not and cold & nares RF. BLARIST i t a . ” = fe2-6m_ Os] R IRTON, Proprietor. 4 The ladies of Mount Pleasant have consented to | also bunted, and Richardson, who was playing He ge OCRERIDGE ALUN SPRINGE, Vic = | take charge of the booths, and with their assist- | very close in to stop such’ atterapts, made a ccetves Soo pute, A soon | |R chews Three were on bases and’ Shindle Van Haltren ing the | ance the friends of the wheelmen are assured a | fumble. TI forced Stricker at the plate. A | created tremendous enthusiasm by bangi ue. IMPERIAL rp conveniences, eocinimente table first-class. G. DI i e200 ep peraey. SESE SS eae ere WOWLAND HOTEL, SEASON WILL Ore: Ip jorme’ hy tho Metical rt hat Viretut good time. Mrs. J. C. Churchill is in charge of the ladies’ committee, the affair being directly JUNE 25, 1 estate office of aut | and have made OTE: ur. . PLEASANT, - ball to center field for two bases and scoring : . 7 remedy known. in charge of tho entertainment committee | Robinson, McMahon and Shindle. ‘the crow Sirchain es: ‘AT ATLANTIC OFFX 5 Neetal ee tes , and at the St. Syrup is for sale in 0c. and - the club, — re be rey tS = cheered frantically, and a bugler who sat on eins or sre Steam gece palm | ame : 1 ott all leading druggi Enancy, A.S. Chatfield and J.C. Churel the open stand poured out his ecstatic joy OTe. OnE — | snyS-tu.th i} —o = z ny a The lawn will be decorated with fags and bunt- | pater the mouthpiece of his brase instru- H Ocean end Of firkinia ave, Atlantic City, N. 3. OCEAN rr, SF : — ing and illuminated with Chinese and Japanese | ment. Van Haltren scored on Hoalligan's Balerged, Seprovel, wee ae se ert Hotel Brighton. ar t on hand will procure it | lentorns. A string band will be in attendance | single toleft field, bringing the total for the Quen, Feb. 15. ALEX. MER. Ioeaticn ih Heat sptly lor any one, who wishes te | each evening to furnish music for those who | inning up to four rans. Setd-ecimn wes Ay mut we OTEL PEMBROKE. ATLANTIC CITT, North Carolivia aye. near ‘ail the year. mb26-eo4m Mrs. 8. AKE. HOT boxar., ATLANTIO CITY. N.3., | desire to do the light fantastic, as the large par- | | ors of the howe wil afford plenty of room for such amusement. An invitation has been ex- | tended to the wheelmen generally, and espe cpl aby substitute CALIFORMIA FIG SYRUP CO. The Orioles kept it up in the seventh inning. | McGraw reached first base on a bad throw from third and Stricker bunted safely. Robinson rificed and McMahon's single to the center From United States Investor, Boston, Mass. A Sxaswe Isvesruexr. beach, {ts magnificent bay, its unobstructed ocean view, the cool, life-renewing salt breege which always fans the narrow strip of land on which the place is located, the boating and fishing an@ hunting, the iinet al Avery. de For pew ii | ‘THE HANDSOME NEW HOME. SAN Faancis®o, CAL. cially to those whose names have been for- | field brought McGraw and Stricker across the ae healthful food, the fine society and the absence of | Kentucky ave bear the oneen sha fallroads. Large Pipans A. &. PRATT, Pronetetor. COUISVILLE. KY. WEW YORK. Kv | warded to Boston for membership in the | plate. SOME EXPRESSION OF OPINIONS BY PROMI- | Mosaultocs Lere, only needed the guiding hand of sur | Jans, porches and npolstraciet by hqusee. Ienow Fronrietor. _ | _#e1-28m Sun uiidiag, - _— | League of American Wheeimen. In the eighth inning Halligan’s two-bagger, a SEI terested capital to make it of national if not world- Motel 3éu Telcaiioetoe Do iian OPEN | GARATOGA SPRINGS ¥. ¥ pasted ball and Gunson’s long sacrifice fly NENT NEW ENGLANDERS. wide faune. aioe tel Faeanen, San PUAREN DOS TOTRL jars cid other | * A SPLENDID FEATURE 4 JUNE 30, HOT! WELLiNeTon. Sewaee ere. | The new home of the club is handsomely lo- | #cored the seventh run for Baltimore. ae i Ocean City, Otreulare at Star kant npwie | igeieebrimtgredeliepsicrtntings = Hoy excelled in fielding by catching several OCEAN CITY, MD., June 22, 1892. Here is the remarkable fact that while all the hotels OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE, STARI HOTEL, OCEA ant. & cated on 15th stre mn Kenesaw avenue b and cottages are built on the ocean front and near the ive stories ‘ z fly balls which looked good for two-baggers| 1 am of the opinion that a ere statement of the ATLANTIO CITY, B. 3. etl and the Columbia road. It is a large, roomy | water's edge not one has ever been injured by a storm faces: luxariow seat tal ian water. electrié Wcht an Spon al ind three-baggers. Score, 7 to 3. facts about Ocean City and the holdings of the Sine- indi r high sea. While the beach at oth laces changes deli yeolute sen! w = house, with spacious parlors and dining room| The Phillies’ streak of sucess has been | puzent Beech Oo. (whose headquarters are at 80S 17th | withench retuening ssecon, at ‘Gesan Otte it te the AF RS MELNOR._ | ton, Opene June 1 i the year. Address «ah Payne et Moor, On the upper Boor are the | broken. Nichols held Philadelphia down to st. u.w., Washington, D. C., and cor. Baltimore and | game now as it was away back when the memory of | (JCEAN, VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, XJ. ONE | HL. STAKKS. % p. ad a oe quate from Station: near beagh: 1300 ‘Pacific jer South Caroline ave. ; hore coiniarte. fo-Sra Sirs. Wi TAYLOR, billiard and pool rooms, while the basement is | four hits in Philadelphia yesterday and Boston | Calvort sts., Baltimore), will suffice to prove that this eet apart asa kitchen and place for the storage | n man runneth not to the contrary, and this without was victorious by 9 to 1. OR GROVE, N. J.. HOTEL SPRAY VIEW. — any bulkhead, sea wall or artificial protection of any < Directly on the beech. A select {andly hotel, | orwantzation is offering investors a splendid oppor- PSTER & STEWART " I} a ti Be - - of wheels. The house has been newly fur-| " Brooklyn defeated New York at Eastern Park | tunity to make sure profit Kina. erp BE pOsOOBEL Fremont “Opens Sune 35 SORA WHE, | QWEET CHALYPEATE sriayux - | Bished by W. B. Moses & Son and those who | through the poor pitching of King, who was | Reference to the accompanying map will show the Properly managed this place must become an im- | “"T Kintoae veaais and beach, Atlantic City. New | Pfoptletor. cn Ss ayy? attend the ini gatherings will be given a | replaced by Crane in the second inning, after | ADVANTAGEOUS GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION | portant health and pleasure resort, aud after « most | hove, petri bela, eieeantly coupe, E NAVE. OCEAN GROVE, | Seda “bhuoks © RicnTen. ts | ry welcome. -Just ttle over a year! Ward's men had made five runs. ‘The score | of Ocean City for either a summer or winter resort. | thorough investization I am prepared to state that the | _Jelf-eolin Ne | Theat eed, Reagent, Havel tae tee8 | Sariibece GULPAUE SPRINGA. Ww ago the question of erecting a new|wa7to, ___ | Notice how accessible it from any of the largo east- n in charge of the Sinepuzent Beach Com- | 7['HE CHALFONTE, ea Te TOR TREN TIS. Pron. | Ae club house was first mentioned. The| In Cincinnati Comiskey’s team bunched hits | ercities. ‘The time from New York ts six hours: | pany are not only every way worthy of confidence, ATLAMTIO CITE | 2 oe SURGRA" 5 SURF oP. | pure wi reuiars BALNTANO'S. Win MUEL JOHNSON club then had its headquarters in a house on Pitcher Hutchinson and won from Chicago | Philadelphia, four hours, and Washington five | but they possces the resolution of will and steadfast ON THE OCEAN FRONT. "T'From toe orca. Spc ter tor Taceaed Say | Sve FAM. SELLN, Now Wugvor, tka uedaiiaa seme at the corner of 3d street and New York avenue. | by 6 to 1. hours—the nearest of any seaside resort to the capital | ness of purpose which will make a conspicuous suc- Descriptive illustrated booklet mailed free. tember. Office entrance, 6 Atlantic ave., Ocean Grove, | —— vn bye RT ALIZE, | Soon after the subject was mentioned it was| “In Cleveland Pittsburg played a close game | °fthe nation by 100 miles. Notice algo that 1t is ona | coos of Ocean City. Tdonotrely entirely upon my tegen koma ‘ Nd. M.A. BULL, P. 0. Box 400. SSiel-im MOUNTAINS, AT CLIFTON. AS A TRIBUTE TO HER diserssed at the elub meetings, and as the club | with Cloveland and won by good butting ie the | Peniasuls skirting the ‘eastern shore" of Maryland. — | Own Judgment. my2eem 'E°Rosenrs & sons. (P88 THEMONT, Sra GiRT. x3, A HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VA. HE WROTE THE FOLLOWING: has always succeeded in its undertakings, even | eighth inning. The score was 6 to 4 Bee are eonee Comes My tae Seas I HAVE INTERVIEWED TT SE CUIPTON.* ATEANTIC C Paes .. werd suiujuer resort! On the crest of fhe | s i 4 ning. . a Se : i ¢ Ne ATS stra af 3 eghen! ond anes f : | fo ths wining of races, twat a short tne he- | “emt, who has been vignedby Louisville, | seabriustion wa arming cangingertnd oh | nye towing geatemen and sppend thir ropes to | Atal rad agent ‘OFEN EARLY IN SUNK fal driven" Apachgs fawn Long ive my lovely Hetty, fore the matter was settled, ald early in the | pitched finely in Louisville against St. Louis, | ite ane fishing and reid ‘and the entire absence of | taf inquiry as to their opinion of Ocean City. Sel0-Lin As G. PARK, driving horves for hir Always Sounc and always pretty | spring. ax soon as the weather would permit, | and his team conquered by 6 to 8. rmoaguitors in the vicinity for thirty years or so. In | , United States Senator Joseph Blackburn of Ken-| angie EERTON. KENTUCKY AVE ATLANTIO | Qo gee aay Wa OO ema Paila,_ | ae oes iiplaaadaie: aadaaas. | ground was broken for the new home. Messrs. | It is not much wonder that the Baltimores are | is7) y " "| tusky: “Tam in love with the place and if the time | City, N. J., near beach. Appointments arst-class: | GPA ISLE CITY. $-3- CONTINENTAL ROTEL | SYP ey Saag totes tidus | Balch and Morgan, the architects, are both | tailonders. ‘They are managed on the “two- BAYARD TAYLOR WROTE in reaching it can be desirable logition: imodern convenience. Open sll | " pirvctiy un the beach. icrant spacioas rooms, | Sutr overcosts. Teme denies sasig cai dilicas paibla members of the club, and they did. good piece | wheel system,” like a lottery. Tho names of | an article from the beach for Harper's Magazine, in | Wilattract thousand: Year. Mrs. E. WILL. Hoot oe water bath. “Bisvators noe | five. 3°. SHAPFE icuamn oy corsaer Haat weck te Cub took pomsenn of their new |e nbene tim in gne whee and the namos | which ea Or acon bine cists Oca | Gace cna tg ue, Unt tra ner | TLE Near rpne, Atte tata Comer mal Ba Sorat, | MEE een oe i yee eoploe te cone x of the positions in another. A blind boy draws | Ieversaw. The sand, which is like velvet to th sare _ it. _ Set *hiladelphis, Pa | saddle and driving horse. bow ine homo and many a social gathering is promised | them from the whecls. This drawing deter-| feet, has agradual slope. There is not n perceptible | board and the best air in the world. a ih rae. JOHN A LA DR. JONSON'S ADMIRATION FOR during the coming season. mines the positions of the players for the next | undertow or side current, and the lazy force of the | C8 B *M. Batchelor, quartermaster general, H Spring Lake, X. 3. = i. MES. PIOZZI WAS UNDISGUISED. GUESTS DURING THE MEFT. game. It's a great system. It was tried here | huge waves, which subside rather than break vio- | piited States Army: |“‘A charming resort with a fine eghO™ open. Directly op the beach. FORLPENPLETON. GannerT county, wp JUST AS ARDENT WILL BE YOUR During the meet the Chesapeake Wheclmen | for awhile and the Nationals nearly joined the | lentiy, allows the bather to rock and swing with » | bendl. miles inextent. I think tt will become very | | Hon a4 REM CARLETON RPRING TAREE BP — | intwerormns raved table; ssilt "ice cad’ senetieg as ADMIRATION FOR OUR XEW AXD | will make the house their home and all the vie- CE Reee aes een ee ae arose | MS tiriile the manatey of vistors to Ocean city in- | Ge2- Adolph Meyer, mezmber of Congress from New ‘PRE HOMELIRE. Caran HecFRg tes es ilererigeils artesian waters ome | Sin Se EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN Pi AND _| iting wheelmen will be invited to enjoy the hos- | Foreman or Gunson will play left field. Han. | creased slowly each your, and hotels cod. cottemse OE en ee eee at ae POS ee a mpm en Balt PION TINK SO. ay | WF. peaking FANCY FLANNEL AND SERGE GAR- Pitalities of the club. A novel feature of the | lon says he expects to play left field in almost | Were erected, yot tt did nét grow as it should, for tt | ee ya sian chieee Goat, Narramaneatt, | The celebrated resort for Wasuinzton's elite, eepe- | FPHE RUSKIN, NEAR THE OCEAN, ONE OF ( Patt Mal tee pte MENTS, AS THEY ARE THE RicH- | stag opening, just before the meet, will be the | every gume on the trip. Hunlon hus eoncluded | We*not easily reached from Baltimore and Washing. | Lif Branch. Atlantic City or Cape Ma ye da oe Ad OFTHE GREENE & CO. ue mont poplar houses at Spring Lake, N. J. henapions iver: 20 timate from Aer RST AND MOST Db Y GAR | relay ride from the club house to Baltimore, | that young McGraw, while earnest, cannot | tB, the two cities most in need of an accessible sea- 4 “ deserted — _— ~— | snow open. Terry. ¥. ¥ r MFNTS TO BE FOUND ANYWHERF. | *hen an invitation will be sent over to the Ches- | cover enough ground at short i sido resort. ees ee -l0im__Mre © CLABAUGH. Mestlagton = ) BE Fol 21 | . 2. ouahy 7 | r' 4 mosphere." TILBURTON-BY_THE SEA, iis my 2a niegltne 4 2 apeake Wheelmen Sunday morning and they amsaieice autres tne teh Tal py | That the beach at Ocean City was the finest and ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 5., - CH GARMENT SEPA P cab : ishing (sea trout, blue sed a0-2m_ Sts ee K. Lercnwo! ota pordicus wheal os PLETE LINE OF BICYCLE SUITS IN the day before the opening of the big meet there |” The Washingtons left last night for Pittsburg, conde on ee ek prant and goose) was | Donscaacs. Relative to my opinion of the piace itself, | slectrie: Darian 7 Pt ee SEA-SIDE-NEW EN! FHCTEL ESSICK, HIGHLAND LAKE. Pa Most AMERICA, IN TWEEDS, CASSIMERES, Will be open house ‘at the club for the enjoy-| where they play two postponed games with | semi-fresh water bay, between the m cluedia ced. tho | 1 ¥illsimply say that I shall build a cottage there this | &9t0 #12 ae oe [== Aca, oxtan nao “pouphooheenepecives. 2 CORDUROY AND JERSEY CLOTH, IN] Ment of those who arrive Saturday and Sun-| Philadelphia today by a special arrangement. | main land, from « fow nendoed variate cient sees | summer.” HE INGEESIDE, ATLANTIC CITY, X. a sis mas ibe OK, Proprtet BLUE, BLACK, BROWN AND L. A. W. day. Louisville has released Pitchers Meakin and | width, and forming together with contiguous bays a |y,,.!- B- Wilkins, manager of the Washington Post: Raton eens aw-. Soteticom omen. TINE, MAINE. OTEL WO! BanEKT WOUME aus tee == s Jona Sheet of water sinty miles in length, and for the most { TDSY® visited every Deachoofnoten the entirecoust |_JeS'Su Oren fuly2. Finest lovation on the New Faeiand | HA estos 2.) fet abs (der bee tan MAGNIFICENT DRILL. President Young has notified the Pittsburg | part but four to five feet ia depth, affording delightful | D4 Rone can comparo with Ocean City. Twenty | AHE LELANDE, ATLANTIC ee mead epee Uh pareaier ent ie | Ueianeeaen + Pec ‘Sees ond ae —_— ed club that Outfielder Genins, who was traded | and safo boating, sailing,still water bathing, crabbing | wsand people registered at Atlantic City last sea- beach; Mossathungtte cre Seon day Bibs plan meee MBAs | A addres HOWAD WESSON, ‘Muunesrs pic > ~ ‘The Evolutions of the Fencibles in Front of | with Stricker by St. Louis for Galvin as n part | and fishing (rock, bay trout and perch) was a most re- | 90R- One-half this number would go to Ocean City if | «scopes, WAGNER Ges siee aoe Manner LKACABTAN HOTEL Co... Proprietgr. | toons, Hiair county. I *_ ¥i0-in Reos:ssox. Panses & Co. the Arlington Last Evening. of the exchange which brought Stricker to Bal- | markable attsaction, could not be gainsuid; and the | the Place was properly advertised. a nd i ne W. A. WALKER, Manager. _deb-tu,th,e-2m OLB'S MORRELL, HOUSE, HARPER'S FERN The announcement in Taz Stam that the | timore, belongs to Cincinnali. Mr. Young says | entire absence of those placues of otherwise attractive |, Hon. Josiah Dent. tgtygrerer send Bhgy tected *[ SS MANSION, ATLANTIO City. EWPORT. BT poms jeopens Suse 1 Pi ful view . 5 r me i mer resorts, mosquitoes (beca an City is ac i spot. No resort 2 x a r Axentcax Cuormens, National Fencibles would give an exhibition | Comiskey had oe earner seat oon erie Soamp, ince evalhins or aeeeant took gee ae’ High Thave soon, and T have visited all south of New Largest hotel. Open all the year. pOmepa sane 25. "Sivasted on BELLEVUE AVE. the 1200.1202 & 1204 FS drill in front of the Arlington Hotel Inst even- | geiphia is third. Pittsburg. rose to sixth post. | Where fathe vicinity, eltheron the peniusula or the | EN{’#Né,can compare with it for natural gtraction Orchestra from June to October. snd adioinine the CASING. it agurgs its gl cs 2001202 iT. img attracted a throng of nearly 5,000 people, | tion over Washington and Chicago, mainland), should be worth thousands of visitors | nuoment to the people of Wash incton thatso attractive Sprorsunity of sing tbe alata ee festaree of anv ‘ ‘ every season, was apparent. But as the place could | resort is now fn the hands of suchcavable mie aod | _Se21-2m CHARLESTMcGLADE._| | CNME, ar NEWPORT — who enthusiastically applauded the fino work| | The Orioles now conaist of fourteen players, | S°°y.tescued from Buitinors and Wonetoer a | tuaraivet au’ quick cexmmunisiion Btwn iho f0o | POE MARYLAND: NEWYORK AvE™ Nese THE | St found sewer in he : . = G H of the champion infantry drill team of the | including Hanlon. After July 2 etch club can) "Phos incauton ani terrortn Seats theee aries | PUM este Ts oy Gates cree | eames Manned coop tet ail Ses obele TASES AGA CMM EeSour ange y a aaa snvex Hose country. The company was the same that won | MF D'S Chterm “Teague will meet to equalize | #98 dia notdraw theimmense muzabers they escrve. | Hasutabire: it ine ® maenideent beach nics n | Convemenes: erected Apel, ISU.) "SO PWEORT. Rf or LVEREET HOLS: | sayz? MET oe - be lor to any ot u r ex. a e 4 oe - io awe .. B ‘NEI — the Omaha prize, and was, of course, under the | the playing strength of its teams for the second WHAT WAS NEEDED WAS A RAILROAD Septing Old Orchard. Tteannot help becoming ropa. | 206-75 eee YO, tO | rire COTTA FERRY, W Vag BUY BLUE BRAND GRADE command of Capt. Domer. The boys wore | season. Indianapolis and Fort Wayne need as- | starting from Ocean City on the east and gnhig ts 2 ae Ree [RE OSBORNE. OSEEAND BEACH HOTEL WARWICK. RI Was; oe river. fat their fatigue uniform of dark coats and white | sistance. Chesapeake bay midway between Baltimoresnd Wash- | the value of building lots i inevieahie. The present | Oorner Pacific and Arkansas avenues, Atlantic City. | prictor of CLil Avetue Hoel and cottares, Newpere, | boarders, adults, June 14. fo eid 60, “Send For wclee or duck trousers, and the uniform added not LEADING BASE STEALERS, ington. . Boeeec dh lott afin, from $200 to $000, Ro tae they | _Je0-im —__ Sirs. B'S. OSBORNE | FFT" Ehie hotel. which i dolteutculy Washinton D.C. "Wil IL BELL. Proprietor jae), ae Ute to their, magnificent appearance, Tb¢| Up tolast Monday the leading base runnors|,Assoons ths ratoad connection wat an smared | Gateetl Baling HE, Aivet reeset Me ash NTA, x goversor and. other” ‘prominent ""propis’ uve ee | Jeet : J company, headed by a section of the Marine ‘amen fact some very bright Washington and Baltimore capi- | Aricultural College: Superintendent. Bishop” the | “In the moet delight Ser eee atlantic City_weite | Exige rooms forthe peak Beet fra ae | QAKLARD 3D —FOR RENT_ FURNISHED OOF ak Said aa)” al eh ceca Drum Corps, appeared about 7 o'clock, | ¥eFe lowing: tails formed stock company. obtained a charter, | Reval Quvervatory, Wanhington. Capt, Heed. ©. ke | gl ugh in esa) eR Peer Ee |" seis-eos Eset Oakland Ore Stoimain Fina roo, ee hich has this brand on every length. _ = —_ << <a — herr pang hel ee eae Rep dork cley: Gen. N. fie pr, Mra. Vir- (TRE RENOVO, TENNESSEE AYE NEAR TRE meangn,. Addrews 220 Ist wi. pints pete ding coast; acres c 3 Dbber of | A peach. City, N-d., will reopen April ni foot movements. Thanks to excellent police across the bay on the mainland, on which will be | Baltimore; the 1892, 2 HE GLADES HOTEL, OAKLAND, Mb. SUM? mit of the Allechanias; 3.000 feet above moderate. Address _ T grown the fruits and vegetables to supply Ocean City. OCEAN cry, MD. W. &. CHEESEMAN. The company also purchased the arrangements the company had the advantage A UNIQUE FEATURE. HO TLKTON HOTEL, eto: ar Or ° the great open spac hotel, | B: “Atlantic Hotel,” SHE ROSSMORE”—ATLANTIC CITY. t of THEO! Ie PAGE of UT. 8. | Tere ms Sz nit enjoying perfect fronton = ol theit | and have recently expended nearly $50,000 in im- ‘T Hecate wnearpee OnE | meade ee Es wae | Am! E,W. BARTLETT. — Se) LS PF Ne 6 movements. ‘The drill was a revelation, even to Blowing and modernizing it. }O6-1m __ Steward of House of Heprosentatives, | Cony will cowa for asst on ‘Funeth cqumlcte HE KEARSARGE," ry wel (7 | the most ardent admirers of the company, and p deg moemig repepregy emi egg ee *[HEVICTORIA criccrry. —~—~™O | wel aw petfect, drainage abd ‘settorage’ uleo cients | NOKTH CONWAY, N. H., WITTE MOUNTAIN, ey was pronouneed | ys anumber of solitary men perpen ene pep regantecs Dk orttergnamr gen lie ghergrre) onal ao ane ght gnd elevator. | The, com "a new steam WILL OPEN IVEY 1 &LUP-RRAN wrho looked on to be as near perfect as such an : Ex. leave Maltimere after, Dasiness’ haure,, take a foset nua STR | ee ame are na ase, Mel and row. | or further information an, ll‘trated clewalae : BR exhibition coi zee sees are hee betine batsmen; the | qelightfal sail across the bay, touching at Bay Ridge = oh fe Aulane ocean, "For farther fpformation om ig wicken, . _ records compiled up jonday: ‘on the way to pick up those who left Washington at ave. fHEO. 1. . eae 2 : Felix M. Drancy’s Funeral. urns, Br, 59 | 4:28 p. m., connecting with the cars at Claybourne, a Rr tants Hota Se oerens anaes Ceasar fr one Tear hy us. Uryowr deslerdoesnot | At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the funeral | Forewian, W. rosching Oceus City a ino to enjoy & few hours ot mayZin, one? TA" FOB NY HARDER 00. | COLTON S POINT, MD.. NOW OPEN: eR S-ANEOE “ ei Sirah ia and | of Felix M. Draney took place from the Scot- | Pron itp is: ia Orn Seeees Deneeo eerie. r a LD, OCEAN AVE. NEAR THE | newly furnished: twelve handsome cottague, facing ARTIES | VISITING Sener to cur penrest steve cad wo wil ship Rerpeepett | OF TE 3 Te tinea ceca ere 343 | <I have been spending several days st Ocean City SINEPUXENT BEACH C0., [2% WINGrIELD. COPAY AVE, Waa THE | 3 e guring sammer tm hth van hm oo, Sanctuary jee! Bufinton, 2 | and have come tothe conclusion that its superb 17th st. Good sions; all conveniences. Terms | Passed. $1, 81. ing % Ed 808 17th st. n.w., Washington, * mst. Mrs. PALFREY ‘BOSTON WOVEN HOSE AND RUBBER CO., streets. The body was escorted at1 o'clock 3 Fessonable. Wel8eo-10t) Mra. CASBIO. jov-1m' = = -— - * | from the family residence to the ball by Mith- Pad ‘OTEL HENLOPEN, Vv ERMONT HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, VER- ras Lodge of Perfection, where it lay in state ‘ant ROCKINGHAM 00... V 275 Devonshirest., 205Lakest. 14 Fremont st. mies ave. maar ihe ecomm; epens Sum LADIES’ GOODS. Once wrote: “The very soul of cooking is thefitock- } GAPE HEKLOPEH : oat valle until the hour set for the funeral services. The i PIANOS AND ORGANS. oe 3. TREEN, TS ESarT, Rebopoth Del. | day. 6 Shand £10 per werk. "Special ricets vue Durial service was read by Rev. Dr. Alex. Kent | & jrapsguable tras by Mins COPFLER: iae as BY | "T8® SALLET & DAVIS PIANO PARLORS, = = ee Seats SPS p. EMERSON, Proprietor. of ea Pecpinecharsh, who alee § ingly spoke | O'Rourk: i | ap ayfganable ferme uy Miss LOFFLER, late of B. S11 Oe ot, aw, ASBURY PARK, N. J. GiEX Bond, ox Tan SacrtRnenE ponte of leceased, after which Mithras of _ At 725 ath st, nw. 301-96" | 126 From/July 1 to September 15. SBURY PARK, N. 3. j nese |G _ Of the city | bow oy gray Gere enor Chapter | Ea ADIES, HAVE YOU SEEN THE WONDERFUL ToxNe AND _ meeiceeat GEORGE ELY, Solita Boum Ma. “is bop aan, fora sea beii ‘ ot ser Templar, conducted the beautiful services of | Glessin, Sé.'i. ing not used in tes construction, “Patented aul for al | yearn ere'y “RE and, repairer, late eienteas | | Disectiy on the bench, The lseding-hotel. Seven 1,50 por day, $25 pec month. Chil- | fullocation.. Apply io F & B BALT femplar, cond no net a wgtion, Patented suid fo Is, -_G.. Metasrott "& Oo. "Residence, 221 | tecathecason For sete, 7 inf SHES AR wonae mee | Son bulldin their organizations sn the family lotat | qCOMPARED Witm ormzn nasrrax xixzs. | ze FEES Sas oranOP, In the rear: Terms reason: | ptcress bee vaste ate : zi ‘TF. MOORE, ‘Prop. oft RIPATIN ‘int \e1 le in fami at s ve is Hair Cutting. = 2m* a Spmaey Bolu? lac i ‘ Gntied sonne cae oe body wae es-| The Washingtons have finished their series sremnoeing a cag. —__i = myi6-2m0 qancar aaa Sensrine PINEY POINT HOTEL par Wil open Sums Be Ecel’ Eesity Gevite corted by De Molay’ Commandery, mounted; | Fit Boston, Brooklyn and New York, The | Harr Rags yacer aipine, {ane ballscne ap | “KBAEAVER" AND OTHER FINE PIANOS AT “LODORE.” ‘The seventh season af this well-cnown resort wit | STatly sunirored. The lansest, beet anpoiated Guitis Lodge, Weekington Chapter and ment | folowing tables give the percentages: pistols avote scrap pictures Fromm tases tava? | tooecti; RUBN'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC) seean? Woeted,, Te Oks Hots, OS CHA NR™ | open for the season 1892 on Saturday, Juve Ti Our | Must ptttativels located hotel in the Delaware valley, bers of the Washington Jockey Club, the serv- CLUB BATTING. nasi, novelties, yt, J-JAY GOULD, 421 Bibst: | Eetabliohed 1875: — tem | RORY PARE MOTE Age ee | ae, gee ee gaat iim W. A. BRODHEAD & SONS. . 7 : 5 EAD © Sons. For ey EL or nal cap pectin ther | TYLISH GOWNS AND SUMMER DRESSES MADE | S Organs and Suttons CABLES. BRIGGS PIANOS. Ait one ochare of se Papeniel reise fon, the | Inston and Norfolk Steamboat Geta 1, ge. ‘The following acted as honorary pall pe ee 1 Ne Eo Bore, fearon. Also mune, Fri, HARNETS. © jol@m | tr rie LAKE GORGE, ¥. ¥. DUSSESEELE OUD AED Stem ant | gee, ad Ione Le Jobnaen from tho Scotsh | 4 Bla DRoa Sic Pe ee 7 COMERS | _aa0ee Fe bre | 4 SDURY PARE Pet on SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR Fort Monroe, washed wi yy ite; A. W. Kelley, W. H. H. Cissel, O, G. H | TIT aH Rake GRE |aepicend Coes Minion Beclaoae| | g | a fa) E (2 4 | Aspuesnares corm cme | C.F" Se ema Nom bfuiness sud Keneral attrac- | mandery; E. J. Bernhard and Nathan Hazen } holes, cents each. Bemorest sow O30. it oy : spocnalty Boe. wi “aiwais s cool from Washington, Chapter, and Wiliam ‘a- i jala 3 | i Foe ice vot ss 7 OH Bas os tor June and’ “21m Owner and Proprietor, i = fosiah B. Trudgian from | INE, AND BLACK LACES DONE UP IN ya SBURY PARK, N. J. LEN MANOR. AT POREST GLEN, MD. pees mecca cone ————— ’ EIS Peete ri Sats Be apes | Reet A oman ATR : Ce tated Eegrac aged 86 WAESSLA Ne CAF eg OmeeTs Hlected. See ele: ay | MABASEVARROMEY srmama agate we | Bec tae rs a 30 joes paul’ 0." indenter rl Fave: At a mecting of the Acorn Club Monday night a | (*6 | “my7tm: aBURY Pax Tako steamer GEO, LEARY, which leaves for Piney | Shade pacivst eve, tonnts ears Pees. F028 F. N- PIKE, Manager. | the semi-annual election of officers took place | prookiyns...| § | 98 | 7p | 102 | 8 ie A THE CAPAYETTE. — intrest KDA 'BROS., sar ang Sur | Set Se Terme a see and resultedas follows: Wm. F. Lacey, president; Wachter i ed | B 78: a? a cuss fans Grcbesti tally $2.00 per" Say St hiary's county, — EAT fete Clams: aka, cr care of gaat FR I NT Fy | Bawara B. Alexander, vico president, and J. | Wasninstons| 4 | 37 | al: x ALL MATERIALS j 70P season. xPefer to, And Ponaldson, census office, and C. | Fore gp -<t- | Frank Coleman, secretary-treasurer. After the | New Yorks - 4 13 | : i CLEANED AND DYED. Selim WRIGHT & , Owners end Mangrs, | Xander, 011 7th st. n.w. im? | Be warn oe | Mesias, the inauguration of oficers was celo- CLUB FIELDING AND 10! ae UNEQUALED ASPrRY RARE 3.3, THE SHOREHAM hae a. =) - ry % 3 . for * aivasts Ci oRE from ae t | ented a Gan aon ede te meas pear NEW SPRING SHADES. = Rproial as ijoclal votes foe Sous ne oan eee peer eg tng: walt wateg ST inde of wesiner. He Siebel sees too eae ean oe ee : A NEW PROCESS FOR DYEING GENTS surTs. | ESF DECOR for rent. ASgoRY PARK & sta VicroRT. F: “Seen NOLAND, Manager, eehttt Yan A tT Gh ee : {| Menem ancinn i ee ween sae ecm Ser le | [me Pa “4 ABSOLU SRAE | Ata reguiar meeting of Jasper Couneil, No. 3 _ Aigures. 1 INDUCEM Tand after September 1. . ‘The. sirhteen HSS, tebe Pe, mabetitate: | 23, Junior O. U. A. ME, Monday evening the 8| Goods ealied for ANTON FIscHER, STRLLMEN TS Ge {rtataxta 80 -~4 ar eee gas Scents per bottle. following officers were elected for the ens Bl ‘and delivered. 006 Gst. nw wil BY 20.5, Asbury Park, X. J. per week, ‘ term (six months): Councillor, A. L. q é = = mylesa OTOL ppLEoaTE. as = m., 12:90, 8:30, FRIZZINE MFG. 00. | vice councillor, E. C. Wagner, jr.; past coun-| poacaa | INb a0 19 a 3p | mban SUAPENN. AVE 8. B ; ay ean SEER a a _my ah, to, thom 65 Wail st. _ 2001 Chestnntet., Philo. cillor, P. er; ing secretary | Washingions| 181 1 ie 6 ts BICYCLES. IFTH verve H, DIT SEND FAMILY TO COUNTRY Boa! ate, E. W. Goodrick; assistant recording boar Brookl: | aso hk DYEING, SCOURING A: DR} N- ASBURY, Pi J. AE ay tant -f-—-3 = WH. Lawrence: Aeamen) etary Fo | SBME | HS ARAM - 98 | Rider eebitreny ae ew Font aze BER aa, Be aT eee | et ceemaeanr he aks oion.ees | __SFRINGS AND DAH. Sue cee aa — Baker; treasurer, James. E. Thomas; warden, ct a oeuNg "AND TE 3, morgen, agent b egunet Green te peo cond for circular. A. PIRNEY. Propetaton, BEPFoRp srajwas, . ARR ComPENY htonntain babe ; Lesko conductor, Upton Wolfe; inside os @ 7 - 3 | ANTON Ax JANE LERCH, formerly, with A. 'W. GUMP &'CO., Dayton, Ohio. = a - ounsnn Si. a ja J; Seott; trustee (for cighteon months), A: L. Arwarre Cycrz Companr. 3 i Takeeea balttar ert ej “THE CABLSBAD OF AMERICA” OCEAN STEAMERS. REN Goodall; tative to : AL, 5 a sanitation — STE = Cur Ge seprecantetive te sate council, James PROFESSION. BIOYOLES conven ences: HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. > ‘At the’ regular semi-annual election of Me- jcctnaton. Bt. myi6-3m Sects seme PRLS ea aes af }, No. 16,1. 0. 0. F., Monday ran Pot, and the fines: steck-pot is Inge Foon otieery nee mate ore ew Mee HOTEL ASBURY PARK, X. J. Lesa Coupaxrs x Hr. Mores recording pcretary Ea. ri success eta best THEO. aL Prop. pane % coon witag Noe Tate financial sec ‘* a 3 ” —, treasurer, Peter Harr; reptescriaiives, to ths i = atte 3 - Exrnscr Or Buzr.- Genuine only with signature. J. VON LIEBIG. Invaluable in im- proved ecomomie cookery. For Grand Lodge, H. A. Bales, Richard Sorrell, a Soa John L. Connor, C. C. Mothershead and Jos. if i wOte.th Soups, Sauces and Made Dishes. [D*e*RENNeas on rae LIQUOR MATT FOS ford to fa hora ITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING Dr. os oS HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Pe Som pene ti paca cin inne at, soteee ts, san et Sey Tirrsieng and il Seca spats spre | domes the ove aduyted at Minne snd ite| But perhaps you = Fe te} | tieuk for the repeal of the 10 per cent ‘you can’t be Sha hey can yoa yours id ¢ E %