Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1892, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, i er D. ©. TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1892. Both the method and results when up of Figs is taken; it is pleas. ant and relreshing to the taste, and actscently yet promptly on the Kid. Liver and a cleanses the system effectually, ls colds, heat nd pa cureshab- itual constipation, Ply t of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt ini on and truly beneficial 1p its efle prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable sub- stances,its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup « es is for sale in 50c. and bottles by all leading druggists. ny reliable druggist rave it on bund wi wouiptly ior any one whe wishes te Ye “Le uot accept any suustitute SALIFORWIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAY FRANCISCO, CAL, touisvites. A Goon Lsvesresr. ULTS ORTAINED BY MISS ROSA NCH WITH THE EXPENDITURE OF A LITTLE MONEY. hy vesicles with her father and sister in acozy home at No. 492 H street southwest. She received the reporter cor tially and in an extremely in- teresting manuer told hin the following stozy: Thave bad trouble for several years with my nose, throat and ears. When I would wake up in the morn- ing my throat would feel sore, my head ached and I had a pain across the bridge of my nose. My nose felt @ry and uncomfortable and my ears ringing with all Kinds of sounds. At tines I was quite deaf in both eacsand orlinary conversation in a room was diff eult to understand. Afew mouths aco T commenced treatment with Dr. Jordan amd consider the results of his treatment have Deen the hest investment I conid possibly have for my. money. My throat feels natural now and, in fact, has not bothered me for some time. My nose is clear, no headaches or painsof any kind. Can bear as well as any one and could not expect a better result. I feel that I can hardly thank Dr. Jordan enough, for only those suffering as I did cau appreciate :he relief and happi- Bess produced. Dz. C. M. Jonas, 606 13TH ST. XW. Bpecialties—Diseases of the Nose, Throat, Lungs and Ear. CONSULTATION FREE. Office hours—9to 11 a.m.,2 to# p.m., 6toS p.m. Sundays, 91012 m. Jy2eatuzt FRIZZINE the HAIR or keep, BANGS n CURE trom cents per FRIZZINE MFG. 00. 1001 Chestnut st., Phile. Rosser Hose Tt will last for yours. Be sure to get the genuine” ‘which has this brand on every length. aq ON WOVE N Ho = “16 CENT BOSTON WOVEN HOSE AND RUBBER CO., ‘£7 Devonshirest. 205 Lakest., 14 Fremontst. Boston. ‘Chicago. ‘ben Francisco. | WON THE SECOND GAME. Nationals Spiit Even With the Spiders and Retain Eighth Place. clubs rank as follows: At Chicago—Chicago, At St. Louie Philadelphia, 6: St. Louis, 3. At Louisville—Brooklyn 7: Louisville, 4. Knell was thumped hard throughout the morning game yesterday by the Clevelands and ind ition ‘to that was very wild. The fielding of the home team was fine. Bad Tanning snd Ruttger’s wildness at the commencement of the afternoon game lost | to Cleveland in the afternoon. The batting and | fielding of Davis was the most striking feature. | The St. Louis team bunched their hits in the | first, second and sixth innings in the morning and won the game on runs. St fois was unable to bat Carsey in the after- noon’'s grme and the Phillies won. Philadelphia batted Glearon hard. Delehanty and Thompson taking the lead. Delchanty’s stick work was a feature of both games. Breitenstein pitched the last two innings. The cinnati and Bostons played a “‘ding- ”° ““biff-bang” game of ball yesterday morn- The contest wns close and san up to the eighth inning, when George Smith hit for a home run with «man on base. This put the Reds on the right side, as the Bostons wero whitewashed in their half of the ninth. The Reds had the Bostons six to nothing in the fourth inning in the afternoon game, but the latter by great uphill work caught them and beat them ont in Jast inning. The attend- ance was fae = morning gu Dunching their hits and taking advantage nts’ errors Ward's wonders easily | ® foie on be Cause as morning game. Both Stein and Viau pitched strong games. The visitors, however, supported Stein fuultlessly, while the #apport mp Vina was at times very rocky. The Reckityus had a pienic with the Colonels in the afternoon game, batting San- ders and Stratton all over the field, Burns making three two-baggers. Had Gunson been able to make n base hit in the eighth inning of yesterday morning's game the afternoonand 9,687 at the at Pittsburg the Daltimores would have tied : it aud in all probability won the game. Despite pt, a vot then ug and of the errors char; against them t! imores: 4 “d put up a remarkable fielding game, Stricker | Rev; J- E. Armstrong of the M. E. ore and Hanlon excelling in this particular. Bald- win was far from effective and with Shindle’s double and Van Haltren’s triple in the eighth looked as though he was going to pieces at that int. Farrell's rapid return of Gunson’s hit [o'third alone saved Baldwin from a Waterloo. McMahon was unsteady in the second, third and fourth innings, but after that was invin- cible. The home team batted Foreman all over the lot in the second grine, while not visitor reached first base off Terry's delivery util the seventh inning, when Halligan bit for a home run. joles made another run in the eighth. New York batted Gumbert at will yesterday morning in Chicago, and easily won. Both teams played well, Chicago fielding faultlessly. The Colts won the second game after the Giants had scored five runs on two wild throws by Crane and errors by Richardson and Burke which let in four runs, tieing the score. Crane was touched up lively in the eighth and ninth. Hutchison wax invincible after the third in- ne the Giants being unable to solve his de- ive "Fibber Meleas. kas teen elond by he Cincinnatis. ¥. M. C. A. GAMES. ‘The Local Ball Team Beaten by the Balti- ‘mores—Other Events. The game between the base ball teams of the Baltimore and Washington Young Men's | Christian Associations yesterday afternoon re- sulted in a victory for the visitors by a score of | 4to1. It wasa game of few hits and many. errors, the Baltimore team having majority of | the hits and the home team a majority of the | errors. The Baltimore team scored twice in the first and second innings on two hits and twice as many errors of the home team. No more runs were scored until the fifth inning, when Stewart of the local nine made « two-base hit, stole third and was sacrificed home. The feature of the game was the batting of Sigmund, the big catcher of the Baltimores, he making three of the five hits secured by his teaun Washington boys made but three hits. | Davis and Sigmund composed the Baltimore bat! and Holbrook and O'Hagan the local one. rf 0000100001 22000000 0-4 Struck out—By ro-base hit—Stew- it—Sigmund. Stolen bases— Barrows, Hodge, Scuael beewn oa are The ball game was followed bya short ath- letic program, gotten up meroly for the amuse- ment of the large crowd in attendance. The wheelbarrow race was won by Proctor, the tack race by Shaeffer, the stilt race by Fred. ericks, the ‘potato race by Middlebrook, the slow bievele’ race. by Sims, the three-beg’ race jebrook and Lose, and the first and by Middl Soa guava, valy 4 bite being sete cf jim, while the work of Beach, Myers and Smith was first knocked the ball over the fence terday by 6 to The Alfons wil play «picked 4 wine on Friday om the Polomsas flats, "7 ocean The Brookland Hall Association. ‘The Brookland Hall Association is creating considerable interest in that thriving suburb and in the adjacent subdivisions. Another meeting will be held at University station this evening. when it is expected that the meg will be even larger than at the first week. This is a popular movement and is - i all Reg and ocr Carmick is quite the cold weather comes. od ten ecelton ots town hall before paras OAS Golden Cross Notes. St. John’s Commandery, No. 32, United Or- der of the Golden Cross, has elected the fol- lowing officers for the term beginning July 1: Noble commander, Dr. 8. A. H. McKim; vice good time. The oratory was imported from ‘this city and was in the custody of several mem- THE FOURTH AT FALLS CHURCH. ] SUMMER RESORTS. An Odd Fellows’ Hall Dedicated—Patriotic Exercises—Athletic Games. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Faxis Cavnog, Va., July 4, 1892. ‘The Odd Fellows here in the dedication of ‘their hall today have hada big time. Ail the great lights of the region surrounding ts, pos sibly ¢ome from other parts of the country, |’ were present and participated in the ceremony. I judge that this was gone over with great pre- cision and particularity. The hall was filled to ite utmost capacity. The vocal music was fur- | nished by a choir of twenty-five, with Mrs. W. B. Patterson as director. Miss Clara L. Guli- | ger presided at tho instrument. Mr. G. A. L. Merrifield made the address of welcome. Sun-| dry addresses were made by other conspicuous | members in the order. The mostnotable was the address by Grand Deputy Jos. G. Blanks and it related to the miselon of the order and ite triumphs. He commands an eloquent and | impassioned style and he swayed the audience at mes with great power. He dilated on the rinciples of the order and insisted ‘Oda Rel fellowship was xt least the handmaid oe Curiatianity He said that there were 750,- 000 members of the order in this country and that the sum of its bencfactions reached into | the hundreds of thousands. ‘This address vas the feature of the day. sketiran Boca ol the lodge at this place. lodge in the state end ho said that it stood at the head of the column in the matter of merit. ‘The closing address was made by a clergyman, Rev. Richard Emmons, who inced the benediction. ‘The citizens’ celebration of the day took place on the grounds ndjéining the Eagle Hotel and commenced at" "0 clock p.m. ‘Ihe choir, led by Mra. Walter stterson, “Amer- ica” as the openit.; ise. Rev. Mr. Rath- burn offered prayer. ‘he master of ceremo- nies, Mr. G. A. L. Mersifala, then ackdressed the people in some general and very appr: remarks. The chole then sang “The Gem of the Ocean,” words by Dr. Rankin of your city, Miss ee presiding at the instrument. Tho Feading of the Declaration of Independence by Mr. 8. V. Proudfut then followed. The “Gem ‘of the Ocean” was then repeated, Miss Patter- son singing the solo, the choir coming in finely in the chorus. Gen. 8.8. Burdette was thon introduced as the orator of the day. He held the audience attention, but occasionally he was interrupted with approving applause. He showed that our country in increase in popula- tion, in growth of greatness as a nation, was without a parallel in the history of the world, and that, in fact, ours was the greatest nation in the world. Singing of the ‘Star Spangled Banner” followed, Mra. Patterson singing the solo. ‘Paul Revere's Ride’’ was rehi then made closing remarks and pronounced the ben- ediction. The athletic games were well attended and much interest was manifested in the different events. ‘The results werd as follows: Flat race, 100 yards—Clark, first, 113¢ sec- onds; Watson, second. ans sixtecn-pound hammer—Gordon, first, sixty-five feet; Snoots, second, fifty-four feet one inch. Flat race, one mile—Parker, first, 2 minutes 17}¢ seconds; Croseman, second. imbing a rope forty feet—Luttrel, first; Gordon, second. Hurdle race, 100 yards, ten hurdles—Wat- son, first, 133g seconds, Noetzel, second. Junior flat Face, 100 yards—Patten, first, 123 seconds: Roesbock, second. Standing lony jump—Luttrel, fret, nine feet seven inches; Watson, second. Junior flat race, 440 yarde—Patten, first, 1 minute 114 seconds; Roesbock, second. Running ch Jamaica first, four feet , second. seven and a halt = z unning long jump—Luttrel, first. cightepn feet; Cook, acest erscbeeriteet ui teetar The gold medal ‘for the all-round champion- ship was awarded to Luttre —— Fourth of July Services. To the Editor of The Evening Star; Thave just read, with considerable interest, your account of the Kourtir of July services | held in the Church of the Epiphany today. I find I can add an item of local news which has somehow always escaped the ever-active city reporters of THe Star, and which may perhaps be of some interest to the Sons of the American Revolution and t) > Sons of the Revolution, and also the Daughters of the Revolution. ’ You speak of the services held today as being the “First Fourth of July sees SE Washingtonians knows an; a at, ‘open in accordance with the ritual ‘of the pal Churel May I state that [eae past eighteen years the Fourth of July has been reg- ularly observed in the Church of the Incarna- tion by acelebration of the holy eucharist and matin service set forth by the first general con- vention of the Episcopal Church—thht of 1785— and commanded by that convention to’be ob- served in this church “forever.” Said order has never been re and_therefore is the law of that church today. That service was wrinted in the Proposed Book, as it was called, ut did not appear in the book finally adopted in 1789. Why we donot know. We can But we are not now concerned with conjectures, Weare confining ourselves to facts. If God spares us to another Independence day in the rectorship Daughters of the Revolution will find God's board spread and we shall be glad to have them | for avail themselves of the opportunity to Join in a eucharistic service—i. ¢., a service of thanks- sencas other blessings fe for civil and re- figious iver L. Towxsxxp. Don't be Leis of the Incarnation, the Sons and | T" __ ATLANTIC CITY, N. SUMMER RESORTS. SONMEE RESORTS. ae =| SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. 3S AND BATHS. A 3. 3 SRRAR, from bathing grounds, GUSTAV A. KNOBLAUCH. AS a OHIO AVE. hit ‘e a OR. eee —o eee 3 ‘MERLY ACME, — EA Extreme ocean end aa va of Resta sve Sra, Rang. zane Nectgle bella; torn ino basi Bs Gting Ailsa Gy wpe Tere mei, eal ies 2 GEORGE BEW. | Ha ‘BRUNSWICK, PACIFIC AVE. 4 Sinan att CoE Hon, |. PACIFIC AVE, eainnave, Avantic Ci For ot past a "tne bees eee re 9 atone ‘Proprietor. OTE ‘EMERSON, ATLANTIC CITY. 8. 3. YOUNG. MEER, FORMERLY NORMANDIE, Afinntie Bits Penns, 3y1- an Cor. IKLER, Prop. Sirs, | NBER EOE Lares aria terme, Sc., addrens ‘¥ POTN CARLTON 7 to Cape May. Popular prices, ‘ag, a8 k. Oven July 6. PEO WADERS, BALL, CAPE MAY, N. J., OPENS 30, AND WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE SAME LIBERAL MANAGEMENT AS FORMERLY. 18} ION ADDRESS |. F. CARE. | FOR INFORMATI MRS. J. roa CAPE MAY, K, 3STRE LEAD. enlarged: es r. oe BROOKS. STOOKTOX, ‘Will open June agen _my17-2m Singh Sh kid at HOTEL, ‘open unit ¥ WALTON, ‘Proprietor. [a= winnson, on Nrotaraisbed ‘cottage. for am CAPE MAY, N. on the beschy’ Opens June 18 Te fret aris GREEN. ES ee aa hos MUELLER, Prop. | ONG BRANCH. WEST F corraa: Cie BEST ACRANT 2 HOTEL ‘Grays so oN Pm ‘office: Metropolitan myt4 tune, ee ‘OTEL a ae ute te VM § OFS irr §.7, FR ERG airman: IMPERIAL om n conveniences. * Tee} the finest Le eal ta We inmate ay itn as@p of 8210 83 por day. “81010 B18 per week” pa wyetbeokmt opristor. OTEL MT. PLEASANT, N CITY, N. J. "AT ATLANTIO CITY, Virginia ave. near Steam heat; electric NGL ny 7-2: eee ‘OTEL ORIENTAL, ates of Virginia ave, Atlantic City. N. 3. a ‘B. x. M. OPPENHED Ho Se TEE mh26-0o4m (ROYORE are. 8. AER. ome ROT ay NTIC CITY, ucky ave.s near the occun sng willrosda, Large Kivas porcbos ant apo feat ed Uy poaeen. Te now “hss neta hea ‘Wanhingtom, ad Seairian HoT WELLINGTON. OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVR. ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. M. A. & H. 8, MILNOR, MomERETHO weg TE AgLABETOOr 7. N. ‘Cool situation? ail comforts 12m Cacti ORTLIN-EVERYTHING NEW_ OCEAN VIEW ww York ave Atlantic Gi ‘Term LET. syidm* OP EE 205 BOSCOBEL * : ee venti and beach, siete ow. New sil eee: le jozantly 6a saneaie. ¥ Tere T ic 1% ATLANTIC CITY ON THE OCEAN FRONT. Descriptive illustrated booklet mailed free, tor baths in the house. mys E. ROBERTS & SONS, Sorin T ‘Traymore; centrally located, with fine ocean Tantio ty howey: b Sreaier Ficamboet connection rite ar ‘a I eal ata fs, Sygod SE-cO gr 7, Weite for T. ADAMS. Proprieto Sen STE iE HOTEL, OCEAN ea BY i Goto OcRY. gn0v thorough! Ray ores Froprfotor. fil renovated. =F: J. HOTEL SPRAY ‘paso A lect feml ‘and contain! 15. Jel7-m * Ne, MAIN AVE., i GROVE, Management. Hotel has 10 nar TREMOR, SEA GIRT, N. 3. Fifty yards: lial ‘HE CARLETON, 8! ETON, SPRING | TARE, i > ae Elevator. a lectric bells. artesian water: one Hn, Proprietor. Pits ont SAME ELE @ isnow open. 3e10-1m Mrs. E. OLABAUGH. rit BY TRE-REA, 723m aharakieas i TPHE “CLIFTON ae pH CORNER SEA-SIDE_NEW ENGLAND. an actlout aves; ‘choice homelike: 01:80 and 02 per day: Sigracpee | TH* scans PSel0-Im CASTINE, MAINE. LETON, beach Appoints ¢ATLANTIO tuk nm near beach. intments fiw Open July 2. Finest location on logatio ; modern convenience. Excellent sit e iar a = WILL. BS, Hee a 4 Pal fe ‘HE FLORIDA, : \CADIAN HOTEL 3 T eo ‘avg, Rear Tennessee. Atlantic City. Wa. WALKER. ‘Manager. bas Shes LENDALE, " Te ey Baca -nusett ave. Atlantic City, N. “TISLEBORO,” walgmelike and ood Pe sees dense ober nobacot Bay, Maine. ate =— pew cottare near tbs slabore Inu, furnished, for aE ROMELIRE, vent ae tor HOTEL TRAYMORE. “ne. a ASHBUT Bopp actin ome ome| EE Sastry stata 8 pa —— W. W. GREENE & CO. i on ase pri IRVINGTON, = ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3., Opens 2 ia wed ae BELLEVUE A ON THE BEACH. st fi infonn e16-1m CHAMB! aap Hoopes. _| End edie als vat ot G. (tadords its orig ie: T= INGLESIDE, ATLANTIC Cr opportunity oe weoEn = Tastes meray ore + OO ees rome Ng found elsewhere in che east Mi ‘Gnas w WioNie, Mani SAMUEL WAGNER, Proprie! ‘T= Mansion, SELANTIO ony. ‘Largest hotel. Open all the year. Orchestra from June to October. 212m CHARLES McGLADE. For at ADVANTAGES. aR A SUSE WEAVE! JOHN HOUSE, NEW YOR! Outs Doopened AGhe 2 by EF at Thishotel, which ts i, bas been. governor Jels-co8t™ @. tea] Tes MANAGER OCEAN Lor vehi House, my26-6, ta, thot” HOTEL, WARWICK, RT ss, lite “pro Avenue Hotel and cotta jewport, is delishataity located on put in perfect order. lg “ther ople hi - St eae M. ¥. MESSU, Oakland iment HE MARYLAND, NEW YORE AVE, NEAR THE ‘ail th anbeest orean, view e modern 8, OREM, _ $06-75t Propeioh ish ‘Manager. T™ OSBORNE, as ‘HE PAVONIA, the eat on a me delight! a mate Attante 1['HE RENOVO, TENNESSEE AVE. NEAR beach, Atlantle City, N. J., will reopen April 2p6-3m_ ¥. _CHEESEMAN. opne ROBSMORE"—ATLANTIO( zs Locati surpassed. suse CHARLES. Me 0 BOTt Je24-1m Steward of House of Representatives. ERMONT HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, VER- Pa ed ave., near ocean; June 1; first- Hantic City. SBORN! = ae THE "ATLANTIC ‘Gy gonveniosces,. Terma “Geiteo-105) ASBURY PARK, N. J. aason ARK, NJ, = a “LODORE.” inh. A. ie Mere to: 7 ts . season. {e0-1m) ‘SBUR N.Y. THE A Tia eee ee square of provements; artesian water.” Sy Reasons "Also mrasie: F ir HARNETI. soi A SOURS FARE Jud: Fronting on Swe aes | et a wine medicines may offer dilutions, im- ‘at less than the as prices NO AMERICAN NAVAL HISTORY WOULD BE COMPLETE WITH- OUT HIS BIOGRAPHY. HE WAS TEN YEARS OLD WHEN HE BECAME A MID- SHIPMAN. FOR HIS SERVICES IN THE GULF REGION HE RECEIVED IN DE- 1864, THE THANKS OF CON- GRESS, AND THE RANK OF VIGE AD- MIRAL WAS CREATED ON HIS ACCOUNT. TWO YEARS LATER HE WAS MADE AD- MIRAL, 4 BANK WHICH NO LONGER EX- IsTs. JUST A WORD TO EXTRA LARGE AND STOUT MEN. DO NOT THINK THAT BE- Assur PARK, sr Poe ievliben, * Settee ul location, “aoe. NJ. Ictly first reo hh epee sen. ‘per day SES ee ee ‘Owner sia Mangrs. as an THE § THE SHOREHAM Dew; all mod. ‘tronting ocean at 6th ave, rates Jel: a ‘Sam ees = Sue x pe pembacty Rs seen EA-SIDE_MISCELLANEO TLANTIC HOTE! CITY, MD. of THEO. 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Stone a ti eran aa rand - 7 kee zal mig ty ie (Cot einay sotto oF comme enna o hay fever, | ae eat ay oe Sater i epeStar | _Tegrn to ame oe Shonserags 5 J F over con! rani . - a8 Btu oe Sourse, $10, Shorthand dictnt ee “ MeceTay FE myst aicrattom | Jerommateton. S.rn.s.m, Ate S000 feet al ‘The frre, ofhy. saddle and. drivi ti ABS aad ciel serie, courses at CO. +A. m. week ATR aT Fea We rates for s tha for catalorus. Fore we ties porte s jereer irl REEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE: vn | WASTE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ro onet HU farm, Ble Rede 7225 10th at. nw. thenty chine Pisa euttaie of Shenepidoa rer, 30 mine Peerage te. Fem wostlagton. Ret ti Wager Hae OVER Rinpaee FEaET Ww. feicit tims |e Fax ‘o. OTEL ESSICK. -EIGHEAND I D LAKE, PAS PA. mit - ). 4.20, 5.40, 6.14. 7.40 | Ate charming ea pee & BOARDING AND DAY 8 YouNa owe | -20.a.m. anil. my2e 1 wR | a AY 22s Ye OTEL the | 7 ft ‘capt Sanday) Sunday He ‘eet wand Mire WS, SABeTt agenent nt; Fiuties from Altoona, fe16-te 1407 Mase-'ave. | For Rant ee AND. THE 80) alee For Gms Axo Youso Livre GPRS MORRELL HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY. Kaa Meena oes Sun building. a of Shenandoah -eroal teas" | 4 MODERN cae iio Sy 3 OER Froprictrees_ OCRWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S . W, VA oD HO ‘EFER rfeont: HIGH GaapE Jawns; fine rye out tastes 6 pe ‘week. Mrs. 8. E. {Loverr, Provristresa BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. SUMMIT HO nana Sasi northanat <7. TH Ee 20. Be oars, Onn iat ere aie MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY. as neyivanie arene. me ” —— ee from 2nd real dennne “ wai +. WOOD, eS | ae OpTTAGE, HARPER 1100-1108 Met, and 1294-1128 11h st _ General Manazér. (Je131 General Paseonger Agomt boarders, aduits, June 16: Pegs, eae lar, Reference, Nev. J. 6. St. nea ATLROAD ‘Washington, D. C. are Special advantages in Literature, French and Gér- PUR EAT Chay Postion, oe man and Music. stent Tupe 18, 189. HE GLADES HOTEL, OAKLAND, MD. SUM Th CRE HOTEL, OAELAND, MD. So ect Home i which students have rare advantages for saeetenie at \vania Pawson. Tepper ag cial training re ot the |e Oaly af SRE TITS ee ‘most approved modern kind. rs . eBay somite i oe LKTON = —— Address Mrs. ELIZABETH 3. SOMERS, at Sr etre iy aan E ON, ROCKINGHAM Co., va. | 216 Petactpal. een In the beantifal Shenandoah valley. . Rates: 62 day. $6. S8.and $10 per week. Special rates to par St 20ms contza, Wnroery ed for Memphis via Sent or ceealan » eensom eS ——— ieecren iss ae a on ape eva eran weer at ang bakin: SCottares he ann mer froin 613. BL M®8 mr c. uea) + poncrclenachagertae te: fallocation.. mony ee Bale EET hom mae PIANO AN = ay v1 Rhy dal A SorTa. 'HE I KITTATINNY a THE a aware Wal ¥ Will open June SS” Emiuceed’ neatly double and Trenty-soventh scholastic ‘year Vern eee Eat fergiegy oat irae bie eee een ne of Preparatory eactish, iy y. ie oll prin Vn 4 W. A. BRODHEAD & 80NB._| Penms By Schoo! of Mechaical oan aneer "ILLIAM HENRY HOTEL, ef taiting; outa eagtion apes THe | ae ORT; aks emae Soon Secteees Faas rapt tt Sis =F Sans at. 10am a ot aig ue SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR ees 5 ys enn Seals Special rate for families. Me ae Principal and Propristor. eats ad tre ‘WILLIAM NOBLE, 188 A CIVIL SERVICE i. tenor ‘ToR, In Owner and Proprietor. orsien Conte Scpartmental excent 9. tions ant inf and census eraminat se2-tr jurant. @ iN ro AT FOREST GLEN, MD., WILL ivenia ave. and ‘The Atlantic Hotel, owned bythe Sinenyixent Beach | 0% open June 1 under it. Only Railroad, Washing cont from station. O mulles feshinaton of LA , ingverriling. ‘Rew furniture, eliver ware, Sgmaplete | Set Secopoliten Spraach, B. Bando % minutes. rid. DIES’ GOODS. a a cai: Tistt'and ceva was pret. eS fouprine water. ‘Float closet Sees Ea pe RUT Ca de 5.9.88 3B, | - ii i Sear Fane het neh on, Sineptixent bay: ino 4 rowboats. | SANSH bres og Cene E en EEE SE en at ee B"tH00ne axp AND OHTO RATLROAD. et information apply COLT: ana > Seer v7 OIA Schedule in effect May 22. 1877, 1e281m__Manager Atlantio Hotel, Ocean Gis. EEMAR SUMMER. RESOR: Diresconable. terns Wy, Mise LOFFLER, Inte ol eenpormmmyer > — \_- ~ ealupaqumed -—SALT WATER, cies NOW OPEN. Hes shaded lawn, fine aa | * STEAENS £00. i the times board with | Water, hot and cold baths, porticocs, ie sean’ ‘At 725 1th st. n wie le price. Address COLNE (em as M. eee ApIES, 1 AVE TOT, SEEN THE E WONDERFUL JPlisT-cLASS BOAR z <a ino met used in tts: ee 'salo DARD. LE only by =. ROSA JOHN # << ‘OTEL HENLOPEN, CAPE HENLOPEN CITY, Rehoboth, Del. will reopen Saturday, June 25, 1692. Write for circulars. my17-3m* WALTER BURTON, Manager. patie | yfoonee HOTEL, AND SUMMER RESORT. Leonardtown, ne, open, for, suman sn under [2 2 Sn Pemeat juitoca, fount the aa jOORE Bop. ‘poroac Brad: GEORGES ISLAND,ND.. La aoe eae GEO, LEARY, which inaves for Roint dint” Reeakeye Tee, Mh a dass, Adaretd =eADANS 3 ft Georre’s tal ney an ‘sland, .. Bt. Geor; Wkeia pam BEACH. vA. fee h Resort, eighteen teen mallee apf reg tad per day ‘Sin tots Meat. 12:30, 3:30, 8 E. CRITTENDEN, ‘Proprietor. B=For srainas, SPRINGS AND BATHS. BEDFORD, Pa. “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA” HOTEL OPENS JUNE 2. ~E. B DOTY, Manager. ae = ‘SPRINGS BOTEI. BEREELEY Fare Sage ARD BLACK CACE? DONE UP IN ONT can FA! AMILY TO COUNTRY BOAR! Disha CRY fe counter poanh SAME VALHONY tase aT. air and water, rest, quiet alg limited number PARE tion MARY, Stountain ia : mys6-2m__| J)RESSES OF ALL MATERIALS oo DEN TISTRY. CLEANED AND DYED. T= EVANS DENTAL PARLORS. — Girne Seca NEW SPRING SHADES. ‘Our Specialties: A XEW PROCESS FOR DYEING GENTS SUITS. CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH- sae aaa Sew YORK AND PHIL Sane ot peeing Lp hed ane Cs eee 1233 arm, erect etron SS tia neloee Goods called for ANTON FISCHER, Oar). (11.30 p.m., “Bleeping Cae, ee x and delivered. 008 G st. nw. ci eure repens and Chester, 8:00p. Featay enacted soma gust ees fet the root and: S| re mb31 314 PENN. AVE 8. E si U, ® DENTAL assocratioy, Gor, 7th and Dsts. n. ‘The largest organization devoted to high- ‘class dental practice in the world. Pledged to the promotion of sctentife dentistry at moderate prices. m1 ~% ‘work will bo f wih ork a be materials, Ml operations: Alliues arincal toeth*o Dlstine, rubber ‘snd Fuabbey ited with wld ‘without pain 3s seneeenseesee+meseees @ 0.25 25 Soe 2 City, 10.0004 12.00 noon. Suataya, poner a *Sunday only. arrears ce regen oO eUTt, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Fir Excwsnar ang Alaa ra sea estan SS Rew Cor ore ee =. on ‘<m.