Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1892, Page 7

a” ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleas. ant and retreshing to the taste, and actszently yet promptly om the Kid- neys,Liverand Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers,and cureshab- itual constipation. Syrup of Fige is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and ceptabie to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable sub- its many excellent qualities coinmend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Figs is for sale in 500. and bottles by ali leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not it on hand will procure it wouipuy ior any one whe wishes te ye we uvl uccept aby pubsiilute SALIFORMIA FiG SYRUP CO SA‘l FRANCISCO, CAL, COUISWILLE. KY. GEW YORK, We WAS THE YEAR IN WHICH WE ORIGINATED ( oTTon G ARDEN Hose. Today onr Black Line fs known the world over fhestandard. “We were the ars” to put © colored i wh ‘hers : ‘3 ore muanay ont ghly hese with this pink wrapyer an: Black 1 BOSTON WOVEN HOSE AND KUBBER CO. 275 Devonshire s: Wh Lakest., 14 Boston, may }OCu, th, 9098 FRIZZINE. Guthe HAIR or 5 cummnte ant rhis DLY WORED-FAMED, this immense and sary ie situ yards f waabed by the waters of © in, Roads. | Aneall-<be-year-round re ‘and general attrac pleasant the soe Di ip sduncor it ie peculiarly. rt that the special train which carried the dele- gation from the District to the great Christian Endeavor convention in New York was sched- uled to leave at 7 o'clock. The committes in charge of the excursion— Messrs. MeArthur and Conner—were on hand Whooley, consisted of 763, two parlor cars, three Royal Blue day coaches and & Royal Blue combination car. Tho train was vestibuled thi and was equipped in first-class style. Along the side of one of the Pullman cars there was ge the entire the car and bearing the 3: Endeavor Union, Washi delegation will be beaded ‘the banner of the ft Union, which is of blue silk, coa- boven. picture of the Capitol and the ~~ “District | of Columbia Y. P. 8. C. E.” Promptly ‘at 7 o'clock the cand moved out the depot amid the farewells of a large number <= the stay-at-home Endeavorers who were at to see the party off. THE WASHINGTON DELEGATION, ‘The Washingionians who will be in New York during the convention are as follow Mrs. Ashby, Miss Mattie B. Allen, Miss Marion Allen, FE. Atkinson, J.B, Atkinson, Frank Anstin, Miss Emma Austin, Ayer, W. E. Buell and wife, J. D. Baltimore, Mins Bertio 8. ks, H. E. Bittingor, c.R Ea iee, Louis ham, John Baker, C. H. Miss Burger, W. R. Beisel, Mise Charity, Butler, Hi. J. Darr Beall. Mrs. R. J. Beall, Miss Nellic E. Bourse, 8. H. Baker, D. H. Blakelock. Wm. Briesen, Mra. Boatwright, Miss Annie M. Broadie, Miss Bossio Buckelew, Miss Annie Buckelew. Mina Mamie Baum, Clarence Baker, Mrs. Brad- bury, Frank’ Bradbury, Thomas Barr, Frank §. Browne, Miss Nettie B. Brown Miss Nettie Collins, Miss Ralph D. Childs, H- L. Childs and wife, Grace M. Craig, Miss M. A Cartner, ‘0. F. Crane, Size K. Te Carhart, Mrs. ae Francis | wack, John G. Cook, Mise Fan I, Miss Kate Campbell, Dr. Cameron, Exylyn Carter, 1 41. Craft, L. A. Con? ner, Mr. Cashman, E- B. Coreoran, Mias Edith | Miss Evy M. Dickinson, Geo. H. Dealing, | |. Dobsou, Misa Nellie Donnelly, Miss May | Dixon, Miss Emma V. Dulin, Miss Stella Drane, Mr. P. 8. Foster and wife, Mrs. M. | | | L. R. Major, J. Datton, Misa W. Frank, Miss E. C. Fawcett, . Garrett, Misa R. A. Garrett, Miss M. E. Graves, D. F. ‘A. H. Groff, Mise E. H. Goldney, Mise My Giawe, Sob’ Gunnell, Mra. R. H. Gun- nell, T. E. Gilbert, T. J. Glover, A. C. Garrott, Miss Ida A. Green. Mrs. T. W. Grimes, Miss E. en, E. A. Guilbery, Mra. A. B. Gotta, . Grove, C.D. Geddes, Miss Hood, Mrs. Hyatt, Mit Annie V. Handy, G. B, Hall, Rev. T-8, Hamlin and wite, Miss Thorcen Hertle, M. and wife, Mary A. Hanford, Mise Hill, ‘Mise ‘Harsha, Hutchinson, M. Herens, 3 Mrs. vlicler | ive B. M. Hunter, iiss Hislop, Fe _E Hamilton, See Holmes, 3°. ie ‘Miss joskins, Fred M. Hoskins, Miss | tera tie haute: ¥. Handy, Misa i fgom one ty Teeraan, Mra, C., Johnson, Mise’ May Jenks Miss tte B. Johnson, Miss Lucy Jarboe, Miss Minnie" Jarboe, L. James, 8. E. Kramer, Misa Keen, Miss Jonnie I.. Kirk, Kidwell, Miss B.A. Knight, Miss Karr, ir, Lemon, Mis wr Langdon, Mise C. A. Lord, Miss Ella C. Lyman, Miss M. A. Law, Miss Amv Law, Miss M. 8. Lord, 8. A. | Lewis, RA. Lewis, Miss Annie Lamborn, R. H. T.Leipold. R. H. Leipold, ‘Mrs. FE. Lacey, fattie Lacey, W. H. Lewis, E. HI. Latch | dnd wife, Mise Anita Latch. “OE. Miller, Misa BL. MeGoorge, Mra. B. C. Me- George, Miss Maud Maxwell, Mise Rachel Mother-bead, Miss L. E. Moore, Miss Ada Nixon, Mrs.'H. Magruder, Miss Grace E. Mc- Ewen, Miss Jennie McCurdy, Miss C. C. Mc-| Dade, Mra. Nellie Moore, Miss Maud MeN. t, | Miss Katie McNaught, J.D. Morgan, J. A. | sie, Miss Susie Moore, W. H. Muzzy, Miss Mc- m | C. esapeake | Mae V. Mahon, Mise Madge McKelden, G. F. Edw. E. Muth, W. 5. McArthur and wife, W. E. ton, i imstead, Pony, Mias A. 1 Peaboay, Min M3. Patton, Miss C. A. Poggé@nsce, Mre. Ora Palmer, E. B. Pritchard, Miss Roberta Paxon, Miss Al- | ‘gap tue | nie Pitts, F. N. PIKE, Manager. THE BIGGEST ECCLESIASTICAL CON- VENTION OF THE CENTURY WILL BE- GIN IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW SIGHT. $O GREAT WILL ATTENDANCE THAT THOUGH EN WILL HOLD 10,000 PEOPLE THE OVERFLOW WILL FILL ALL THE CHURCHES IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD. THE CHRISTIAN@NDEAVOR DELEGATES WILL NUMBER NOT LESS THAN 25,000. AFRICA, INDIA, CHINA, AND, IN FACT, EVERY COUNTRY UNDER THE SUN, WILL BE REPRESENTED. JRERE IS A GREAT DEAL OF com- N OUR PLAIN AND FANCY FLAN- AND SERGE SUITS, AND THEY ARE Too. A MAN DOES NoT RILY HAVE TO PLAY TENNIS TO WEAK ONE, BUT BUSINESS MEN, PROFESSIONAL MEN, DEPARTMENT OF- Z IN PACT, ALL ARE WEARING ETIIEST, HAND- EST AND BEST FITTING ONES TO N WEKE PURCHASED HERE. N AND LET US FIT YOU WITH ONE AND ALSO SHOW YOU THE PRET- ‘TIEN? SELECTION OF NSGLIGE SHIRTS 1X TH cr ALL NEW AND NEAT PATTOANS, IN THE LATEST SHADES 42ND COLORS, AT OUR USUAL LOW FLICES, Rosrsox, Panza & Co, Axenicax Crormens., atid No Pay | Mrs. 3m ‘Tie 7. +» Migs Lala Simmons, iL. Strobel, — Schneider, “Mrs. J. W, Suit Shields, FP. 6. Squire and wife, Miss mo Samuel T. Smith, yy W. Saun- B Titas, Mrs. Troxell, eine Troxell, ‘Tray A. ©. Ty! ‘abler, Mra. F. H. | HYolmany “Mise” Edith Tolman, W. W. Tuckey, Miss Toepper, W. H. Teepe, Wilfred A. Thompson. Miss Mabel Thurston, Miss Ruth ‘Thompson. Mim Venable, Mice Whitne; Mise . Wise, Miss W. Willenbucher, Willenbacher? Mian A. Walluces 2 '. Wise, Miss Vena Wells, Miss Emma Wells, Miss Tila Wilson, T. 8 W yitisg Sadio E. White, Mrs. Young, Eipbonso sate and wife Elphonzo Youngs, jr. ‘The above list includes not only the Christian moe but also —_ the cenmuoet their friends who accompany them. VISITING DELEGATIONS. The delegates to the convention from the west arrived in thecity last evening at 6 o'clock. ‘The largest delegations were from Illinois, In- diana, Iowa, Minnesota and the Dakotas. The White Honse was lighted and thrown open for the inapection of visitors and some 1.000 people passed through the rooms during the ¢ At midnight the delegates left for New York. Divorces Granted. Tustice Bradley, in the Equity Court, yesterday made a decree of divorce in the case of Lilly E. Alien against Johnson Allen in favor of the e eT basin great game at 8t. Louis yesterday. Tt was nip ‘and tuck from start to finixh ond in sooner . RETU Vu Py nM PENMAISYL VARTA - RAILAG TICKETS TO BE SOLD JULY 5 TO 8. Fy BH a GOOD TO RETURN UNTIL AUGUST 15, INCLUsIVE. On sccount of convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endsavor at New York July 7 to 10, tickets will be sold by the Pennsylvania Ratlroad from Washington to New York and return at rate of 96.50. Validonalltrains. jy6-3t SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ASHURY PARK, N. J. jnence the contest was interesting and =e from the atart to finish. hard throughont the contest, ‘ beng RADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, X. magnificent form for five innings, Baws. mand Read he waa batted hard. Getzein, w! Tard; well furnished rooms, he age ter the hits most effectively.” The doth teams was hardly up to the although toward the close some good work done by the Browne, Score, 10% 8 in favor ‘tums = — a to decide the game at — The Colonels got a lead ion yt ld pitebing, but the Giants jem in the eighth and made the winning core ta tha beth Rane tt’ first game for (otommabe HOTEL, AILANTIO CITY, we ee et ‘engagements can doe by ‘at The Elsmere, 1408 Hat. . A. BINES & CO. TIC CITY, N. J. GUSTAV A. KNOBLAUCH. fori EL ALBION. the Colonels was disappointing, he very Mow. Attendance, 1,000." Score, Sto 4. Knell has been released. ‘Too many bases on balls the cat ‘ea Wake | HL Pitcher Meekin, released by Loutevill signed with Cincinnati. It is aid that ington bas a better claim and will get him. PACIFIC NEAR OW1O, AVE. J. saligiapeed, a "Bead tor desctipliy ist, Bo. A® am Asbury Park, N. J. myles Pt Ful APPLEGATE, Prop. Fra Avexvr, Hi, 7 PARK N.J. Feces ocean and 8: Taxa; delenit fal 2g ae appointments first {ond for etreular.” &. PINNEY, | ‘OTEL GUERNSEY, 77H. AVE 100A TED | in ‘€rOVe; Near jakes a rounds remodeled: refurpiahed Rew sanitation; new bait ie latwot Waskl MEPEEE EG HOTEL, A otal open June 11- tenes : jor table, THOS. Je15-! BURY PARE, intorma- ee San THEO. Jit Prop. SP VERDEAN—AgBUR! eae xs ror AND ners Ss ae gs FARE Of. ponies ‘eck ie ee : eats SEN Proprietor. | View: varied and plentiful table. °™ firet for Ciloago, played played | Ci club in 1838, the searon of ‘88 with the (Col) team. Ho lod the team. aad the, Colorads jes in batting and fielding. In 1890 he played in “leveland somes — om are enthusi- GEL BERKELEY. FO RMERLY KOKE, e astic over rigning Clarkson. He was probably a . ccnsuginiet Wala, 6 rine nagoment wularged; owls Forslaneds ‘The Weshizgvone play in Chicago today and JAMES & GEORGE BEW. webs Hae BRUNSWICK, PACIFIC AVE., ° Decker, who has been taken by Anson from Between New York so Ten Atlantic the Joliet team to Ce le Ax, 382m _ Late of Oolo Ofer ‘DENNIS, an ‘LANTIC CITY, a eee hue Dubuque, Jowa, and for two years has played in Joliet." His batting average in 1891 was .304 H , EMERSON, and his fielding .985. Conners, who will cover | jy1.1m eg cee jgecond, played with the Manchestors of the | 7yorer HECKLER FORMERLY NORMANDIE, lust year. Cooney will be (Gor. Atlantic emt Penny. aves Stovoy will join tho Baltimores on the 15th, | _9732m____ RENAY eoxtzn, Prop._ The St. Louis Browns have all had their | F{OTEL ON THE BEACH. MARYLAND AVE- salaries cut. IMPERL ier ‘The Orioles lost their fiftieth game yesterday. ae Regs eo RRO Farrell made two home runs in Pittsburg yes: | $2t0 $3 per day. 610 — torday. President Young has decided that coachers may not tuke their positions until men are on OTEL MT. PLEASANT, vi beach. Steam heats lock iene | N “maeiasiny ts Sea pratt aa 1 a) a ve. , Atl made twelve hits off McKee, including one home run, two three-1 and one two- NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. Probably Fatal Shooting Case—Damage by Storm—Notes. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rooxvinze, July 6, 1892. Chas. Noland, a colored man residing near Clopper’s station, on the Metroplitan branch railroad, about eight miles west of this place, ‘was shot and supposed mortally wounded Mon- | ave. Kentucky ave.. near tie ocean Inwun, porches abd un open: _f626.5m Ls Saka? och VILLA. ATLANTIC cry. Bene! Amateur Base Baill. City. N. J. The Woodward & Lothrop B. B.C. played Suey ob. pa, Sipproved, steam portance their first game of ball yesterday afternoon at ar Be 30 Seen EN the Y. M.C. A. Park, defeating the Weather HOME Ron Gael eo Bureau by 12to1. Thefeatures of the game were iiss year. | the battery work of Holbrook and O'Hagen and | -™820-cotm_— =a the stick work of the Boston House boys, who ‘Miawrie orty. r.¥2., Large a aes ae bagger, while the Weather Bureau team made | Also Hotel Johnson, Latone bit off of Holbrook, while fourteen Hore WELLINGTON. struck out. Errors—W. & L., i; W. B., 5. OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. M.A. & H. 8, MILKO! FONTAINE, KENTUCKY AVE..ATLANTIO City, peas js veagus everything 2.5 WERE. ONTEREY HOTEL, ATLANT! end of New York ave. Poel situatic all forts; excell % com yl = ss EWOOMER, £. K. NI NJ.. ONE Pacific tion; near ea sooner South Caroline ave, gin comtorte day by another colored man named Chas. Parker. The circumstances of the shooting, as related by Parker, are that they were in the woods, when a squirrel was discovered and they sent a boy to the house for a gun; that when he returned the squirrel was gone and the foot of New Pera en EW 061 AN VIEW: fc Yor! Atlantic arene ngnd beach. Atlantic City. New Be ee canton. T. CLOUD, ASBURY PARK. N. J. s *Airstclaag sy nek 1 leet HOUSE. spuRY =e. ti ‘Ong hundred yards from ooean aPHE FENTMORE, Adm KON. J. T ay E, ASBURY PARI fog Hoes Poe enalers nal tan oahse Je1-2m THOS. HE LEADLEY. “ASBURY PARK. & modstions for 100" oy bathine lon tad and nf ero Sonditions perfect. Mrs.'0: (GOULD) £5 dial oe are, +g ASBURY, ine iti 600 feet 4020-1m_ SPRINGS AND BATHS. BEDronn sraixas, BEDFORD, Pa. “THR CARLSBAD OF AMERICA HOTEL OPENS JUNE #2 _myi6-3m s a THEE BERKELEY SPRINGS 3 HOTEL, BERKELEY irene 3e18-La Cuarox PSH ALS Springs cele! lace as. : 5 —_ Bleasure ARROLL SPRINGS HOMEOPATHIC ak SAEs and gat Yor vartfoatsn MD. aulend ey a SPRINGS. ean afer Sin = =, ot aBa te, jyS-lin = e SSEBA it | quickest wreparation FyOWARD OWARD, UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL nantes a 7 BAIT aera! tysnine coe SESE cher Pionarrgy sed Learn to use the phos jana ‘cust Stes for summer mouths. "Sant Witten « sen toon ta or wits nee eon HOUSE, On the line CRESSON SPRINGS, of the Allecheny Mountains, ath RR All trains stop WILL OPEN JUNE 2. For circulars 4n4 information s1irgs my23m Ts on, H°7 4*D SEALING spRiINcs” OF VIRGINIA. Qe~Rew, branch, of Chesapeake and Ohio Ralrosd, Rew and commodions hotels now open. scenery, mountain alr, health-giviog waters or rota or other information apply to W. H. LELAND. Menage “Homestead,” Hot Springs, Bath county, Va J.C. STIMSON & SON, lanagers, Healing Springs, Bath county, Va. ~ _sar' tu,th,slin rt PEN JUNE 15 TO OCTOBER 1. ern Central, connection eo Poti ws crate ST Saal cg = 3 Miia 2 T, NoBwoop INSTITUTE. 2 BOARDING. AND, BALA LL FOR YOUNG Adress tho | viod bees, W. De Sanert. 1407 Mass. ave. Fon Gnuis Axp Youxe Lious. A MODERN _fel6-te HIGH GRADE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY. 1200-1104 apd 1124-1128 Lith st. Thor oehly equipped th all departments. Rpecial advantages in Literature, French an4 Ger- man and Music. ach Home in which students have rare edvantages for jal training and experience. Sperenis DGE," a “Hreiene, sanitation and ‘comforts of the von. sncst v1 ‘modern yarda from turd, “Bigeal & ates for September. ‘ey OPEN JU; creases oe feta WHEELER HL ARGULARS ASP, rn PROPRSRS | Address Mrs ELIZABETH 3. SOMERS, ae macs Miwon TOCMMIE PR | 3a poured Directly on the ocean beach. ‘Open from June 1 to —— = “i » For terms, ees RENE = ASD BATHS, SHENAN- Seripmer "oF —— leah Co.. Va.. opens Sune 22 under ae St somrs mes 2 CAPE MAY POINT—THE ¢ a Rh Ee Bt jell F Pd {ax hotel: accommodates 0 guents’ ately Of Baltimore resident phyeician. for, lecteie belis'and ail = dern. Improvements 1 new IVER SPRINGS, eas x MANY VALE: VALU: a fe M5 4™¥ c. Leavirt oF pores, ement. service, appointments and ul Provernents and is wei st Nw SO per day, 8B pia S15 per eek ops ca ea ‘every boat, Ad Sey iigniogs s D see ——— — J ty HeBbaeh, "Bry p. PERCY HALDERMAN, Mer. yer 8 ‘Springs B.G., SL Mary Cos a. s2-1m © joe tay FIOTEL DEVON, CAPE MAY, N. 4. —THE LEAD- | JOCK ENON SPRIN odes 2 ar house; newly improved and enlarged: R MINERAL BATHS, sine fret-clase. Im Are PES Er CAPE Mf ee 3.5 sa ey ks oa ~ Eee pera oA poke: hy: ie 8T f K bpehat her Eh ee CLARA OTHE, ‘Will open June ¢aud repmain Shon eet WALTON, _ my17-2m Proveistor. (22 winnson, i fret Seal gag vise of at” boy took the shell out of the gan and removed the shot. Parker then took the gun and put the shell back, supposing it contained nothing but powder. At this time Noland was lying on the ground near a tree, and in order to frighten him Parker placed the muzzle of the gun near the lower part of his body and fired. The load, hoyever, took effect, and Dr. Etchison of | ; 2 pos wassent for to render aid to the wounded man. Upon examination he found the wound of euch 's charactor that he advised and lodged in jail here last evening and will have a hearing before Justice C. W. Crawford at | 2 Gaithersburg on Saturday. During, s severe thunder storm on Sunday the hay barracks of Mr. Darius Clage' 1 ingest ‘Yesterday Masters An Thompson and a number of their young friends left here for the purpose of camping out on the banks of the Potomac near. the mouth of Sen- to be absent two weeks and T $016-1m ATLANTIC CITY ON THE OCEAN FRONT. Descriptive illustrated booklet mailed free. te: baths in the house. om ¥, ROBERTS & SONS in ATLANTIC crry, ak tout a snd 82 poem 4 Death. ‘Ap otc Apa near PI Mt ies conveniene®. | ybovaa ‘HE HOMELIKE. HOTEL TRAYMORE. Atlantin City, N-J. The celebrated resort for Washington's elite, expe ‘overworked. vee = HE INGLESIDE, ATLANTIC CITY. X.J., dame | THE QUE ark Osea. foe to Beer IRVINGTON ATLANTIC crTy, ¥. 3." THE BEACH oN TH CHAMBERS & HOPES. es hans’ court vesterday Oliver administrator of George N. Rr the time in fishing and oe T= TELANDE. PILANTIO. C17 CITY; ON THE beat ‘CHAS. WAGNER, Walter, de-} SAMUEL Cea Proprietor. Meese ceased, filed a list of sales of personal estale of deceased, and Susan A. Beall, administratrix of Catherine A. Whalen, per filed an in- ventory of the ceased: Jas. F. and Gane administrators of ‘22 Mansion, ATLANTIC CITY. ‘Largest hotel. Open all the year. to Frederick, died at that institution sla pat tet OP lat of dabte conveniences: April, Gian te and Arkansas srenaety SSBORG ox rappond at tek as he had refused to eat ‘the cause of his | ‘HE PAVONIA, se ne Ate yaa ‘On the Way to Loon Lake. (TRE RExovo, | President Harrison and Mrs. Harrison arrived | sp63m_ . ae ea W. E. CHRESEMAN, at Jersey City at 8:15 o'clock last night, but remained in the vicinity of New York only five Sa MES | Sas J. TREEN. mont ave., near the ocean; opens every’ =) 1200.1202 & 1204 FS: N.W. Jouaph T. Godtrey, giving her her Tux Kester Iysrrrere PRC aromas ©0.. MD... TRE OF THE MORERISE a Ow. Crest te detinnavully ortmase fhugre ant 16 miles from W gantes 1, 2A ayes: De. 40) Goovrear RULBER COMPANY, | : ple tir i F f I § Gj B &. ; i & i if # ae i] ASBURY PARK, N. J. “{ecirable location, sith soe. ‘Mire. HAMILTON HUNT. )ORAN. CITY. pe Tearmore ceatratty located. with fine ocean room ; steamboat connection aT HOTE!I oC! me ae Re : aoc KS HOTEL s | DR STAM Bote OR. ay basen OA tect Healy ‘hota, Prevent: "Opens Sun jane is JOSEP Rite = HOUSE, MAIN AVE., OCEAN oa scary onder Bem management, Hotel has beet 4018-1 ‘THOS. PRENTIS. Prop. T= meee SEA me bee ONE O1 Sei ane | El Mrs. E. CLABAUGH. TLBURTON-BYTHE-SEA. rng? PE oe SUNS OTD ei woRta. SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. (TSE acapian, CASTINE, MAINE. the a beri Leiter tee AN HOTEL 09 oat «ystEBono.” , Benobecot Bey Bay. 7 Gisine. epee 15 AREER tyl-2w 2) a Open July 2. ee ‘50a day; pt the Great och aountal oper Winchestr, Ya. i Oe large swimming podl,"fine ‘bathe; Se A. 8S. PRA’ Je1-256m TT. Bik betidine. oe SOE NDON TOTRL. agistocratte hotel will OFEN JUNE 90. “Re GREGORY: Proprietors, gun Shenantien ch ‘Se oa ALUM, SULPHUR tagd CoAT eT ATE warers QWEET CHALYBEATE § SPRING 2,000 feet above sea level. iet-lm* BR LLEGHANY CO. Write for ctrenlars. nee aoe ee eters va icent shade re peiidlow: mater, Circulars paENTANOS XY, New Windsor, Se te __OCEAN ee IN THE MOUNTAINS. ASRORA, W.VA. 3.000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA. Mountain itome Hotel now now open. |, New house. T. SHUTTLEWORTH. Propristor. URORA HOUSE. AURORA, WEST VA resort. large Foot table. siables in, mbundance, So bay” THE [PLACE tor health and atk a Terie modera rooms; rime. ; oe SOHN “A” Laste | — seid NORTH CONWAY, N. H., WHITE MOUNTAINS, WILL OPEN JULY 1. further information and illustrated ctreular Lf, RICKER, REEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE. ; Cae mountain, ie are ee erg Kom wast “Return a eneee far Spee R's FERRY, W, V. HEL on. 500 feet full view from B. tad O. dope revo pordicos and 0. ale wood table and a = Perce a! address Wal iD toona, ger he OW ~~ Kars MORRELL HOUS! a eo ae ‘Mrs. M. KOLB, "Proprictress._ ‘HITE COT? COTTAGE, HARPER'S | oa Lars ‘best view on Shenandoah river, goer ng Sand end Eo jashineton, reed HARPER'S FERRY. ;fall view ee <u BS Sek a on _ SIZ tt_er20%. Bend 262 Pay, ict AILINGS, VAC sac sik Rs Rew York. apply to CoxARD t LINE. —PLAN | sie ee oats | BICYCLES. Beers — —=.* BICYCLES $100.00. eae ‘Other grade in peo E°SO™ Dayton, Onio. BICYCLES. “ER ses eee ‘wheels in the city. ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY, 1424-20 Pa. ave. 0. w. eee np iT, MODISTE, 7 © 8 pharm, wvites the wfect ‘Bi. mnodarate ‘BS. M. : Ene Boots. EE-MAR wellateded lawn, Be cere aie cata had ie = a mounting BER ge EE SVE Beate rege W.VA Shady sOWE a Open trom June 15 to "TWICE TNER: clerk. EWPORT, & I. aCe AnHOUs. at EgtiPuee. 3.25 p.m, 5 iiarrinvie ia Pal: r Washigirtom t St Lguae Yen Wrute ne are at 890M F ia, for Browd street ster ro part. ADELPATA ONCY, Past Fxpress, 7.50 aim. wook days, and 3.45 pm Accommodation, 5.09 a.m. Anite Express, Ol mad ae in ie For Bosion without o 70am. week Aare For Avante Cit bet ate 7,40. UA 0n va, 12.15 pm. wos lars. and 11 eersy! R. Wool Del) Gencral Pamenger Agent, ROTATE TP, eAilsrnine a tae ve at Fenny asia vania Pasven- Esau mii Eee patsre eto eae at Lenchbure for sit Wretaen and a ny vption al sate oh to Atlanta, connecting thence witness Memphis ris Birmfurram, naitine = Wenvilie sith -Sicorer” fae 25 noe faye for Mrrenton ant Crane aan & manly sec he Ah us a.m, 43 Ser, os mantic ally <m. sp Beata ‘e Fates, 22.20eb26.28 Pa HL See me, SLAB HAS $20.40 8. m. snd #5.309.m. beante e and way 10.40 ».m. and wav p-lnts, °f1.5, °9.90 5m. 73.00, $4.33, °5. 35, *7.05, *9. 40,111 stations Mining Cath" sm nt? onan Our), (1.30pm. Bleeping Sate ‘imington and Chester, 8.00% tte Seton amon al Gar sevt (7=R5 Pullman, yz bubanod Twitheet chow ‘oridee, landing pasecueers io Bont °—rmeligged 12.00 noon. Sun tay, ‘tExcept Sunday, peog PAT, er ie se iat a sah Sen Meri ryt rae he oon “POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. RIVER BOATS. ‘GEORGE Be Beets phat Seon, nee 3 WAS a. ww, ene et 7am