Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1892, Page 7

Pt THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1892. Sa apg ree — ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it 1s pleas ant aud reireshing to the taste, and actsgently yet promptly on the Kid- ,Liverand Bowels, cleanses the zystem cflectually, dispels colds, Leadaches and fevers,an: reshab- itual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt In its action and truly beneficial 10 its effects, prey only irom the most healthy zteeable sub stances,its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 3 $1 ‘bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliabie druggist who may not fave it on hund wiil procure it womptly ior aay oue who wishes to Yue “Wo not accept any suvstitute, CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE. KY. WEW YORK Me 1875 WAS TSE VEAu IN WHICH WE ORTaTNATED Hoss. Corros Ganves vitate our zogls, Today other | cotton hee Line. Your If yopr dealer offers anything else, remeinber Will sehd express free for prire. Sold everywhere. BOSTON WOVEN HOSE AND RUBBER CO., 205 Lakes. 14 Fremont st., Chicago. San Francisco D2SEEXEDEY WORLD -FAMED tute immense and Upjaae varavansary i» situated afew yards, Fort Moaron, wasbet by the watecsot Chesapeake tayend Hasipton Roads. “An all-the year-round re. Hom. "Tn sumer if wultatl the faa muner it 1p ec 2 batting is exceptionally’ fine, with always. © cool Drege at night from Old Ocean to render sizop ‘west 18d refresising. Wamic and dancing every “afternoon ‘era Dress parade, mount &e in the 30 per week, $60 ver FRIZZINE. ry the HAIR or BANG: CURL from 1 in th weather. io HAY | Take no substitate. Sold everywhere, 25 cents - hertle ar by mail 30 cents. Frat 2) IZZINE MFG. CO., 1061 Chestnut yT2-tu,th, stm D™ Low . t Complete fin- fwht Lith st. nw. (late Sralter anc cutter for her Mue. B.Van-Heuth). “fiver JDBESES OF ALL MATERIALS CLEANED AND DYED. S{LKS-NO MATTER HOW VARIRGATED—DYED A RICH EVEN GLOSSY BLACK. ANTON FISCHER, 908 G st. nw. SISPENN. AVE 3 Goode oailant for svered s16 RPSSEX MADE UP TN LATEST STYLE AT 1 ere terms Ly Wins LOFFLER, late of B. >.. Boston = Jo1-2m* LEN THE WONDERFU Lhatr Bane? No lace. uo wires, ustruon. Patented and for sale Mrs. ROSA JOHNSON, Fst. gw, Shac:poving and Hair Cuttime 3233.0? PLAITING. BUTTONS TO ORDER, . ie. yard: tatlor-made bation TRENCH DYET Fatal ina won| SCOURING AND DIY OLEAN. t, 125 New York ave. First-class ul Maison PIANOS AND ORGANS. BS REPAIKING. GEO! uner and EL tres Inte cit “arnt abo.” Henidonoe, Sot WS Manis varnished and relished — AND OTHER FIN. PIAN VS TEMPLE OF Pubs toning aad WAY vegans an) Aviisos for s " 1 n aS, Thre TOUCH, WORKMANSHTP ity. KENNESS OB THE LIQUOR HABIT POS. {TIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING Dr. HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. ta Dealthfulness and general attrac | JASE, GADLER, BRIGGS PIANOS. | LOST IN THE ELEVENTH. Curt Welch’s Lucky Drive Won the Game ‘ for Cincioanatl. The Wague clubs rank as follows: THE NEWS AT HYATTSVILLE. night—Other Events of Interest. | Correspondence of The Evening Star. Hyarrsvinis, Mp., July 21, 1892. ‘The single tax opponents are | missioners which will be held this evening. The Tax Controversy and the Meeting To- not | to attend the public meeting of the town com- RAILROADS AND ORTO RAILWAY IN EFFECT JUN 1 ‘rom union sestion (8 aaa » Seo moat complete > SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SUMMER RESORTS. _SEASIDE-—JERSEY COAST. NGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY, N. J., OPEN TILL SEPTEMBER 10, AND WILT. BE CONDUCTED ON THE SAMF LIBERAL MANAGEMENT AS FOR- MERLY. ‘FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS: 3720-1m__ MRS. J. F. CAKE. SUMMER RESORTS. __.__{N THE MOUNTAINS. pa (SE wayt tue rai | Enea MENTay HOME pag end ‘Park on the ‘Park, dyl4m IN SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL BUSINESS, aw. Thorough snd "al Toad, oni; ", writing or i wil dy8-! TLL TOP HARPER S FERRY, W VA; Hiticrgton EQ foot: sul stem or Be 2nd0. Senet: | cate Ka. 2 BRADY HOUSE, ATLAX Bie aeons | ini BEG E aan Termes sRAD' Pe a * 3 fren. 1 se iwatee tee we ‘OTEL DEVON, CAPE MAY, N. J. may Sat verr. 4 A a hast (Mr, Thomas H. Latimer, one of the commis- ‘OTEL ALBIO} ta eat pears carat a ‘ne all-year house; newly improved OTEL BSSICK. HIGHLAN PA.—MosT withoat are Arcives Cintinnea athe ie | i \H ATEANTIC erry, ¥. J ? eo Healer itsin resort in Amerioe” For ac seals cap ce mareat fn.s © = | SPT oem, St Lose Te cen. « | Ginemaetk| i | new aystom, when asked if he intended toattond | ininutes? walk from bathing grounds. 7 myeibes ie hae M__EBSICK, Proprietor. 2 ESF “Hee atin Sle with Ainige ete | Geweland. | 2 5 2 329 the meeting replied that he would certainly not | a ee eaarky cape tui ae ene : steeted feng Siernges ACE eran pamtertiie Ry “ern ao hb wg | nen meeting, bat a pee guteriag. and | HRSG FQ SHAS, A fr re sete 7 pape ‘ ee —- —|wioners’ meeting, but « public ga and | % 3 i | ae tom tas | Aiearesamnat atone Pl he athe hugh inte one hed no gt eS, el fate a we ys PERRIN Soom | each | miles to see. True Cincinnatt won ewe it was full of remarkable plays. Rhines was extremely generous in giving bases on balls and had the local men “played the game” they might heve won. Instead of sacrificing men sround to the plate in obedience to orders they tried to bit the bail out of the lot. As Radford and Dowd were the only ones who could | Rhines at uli these ambitious efforts resulted in & fly to the outfleld or an easy hit to the \infield. Dowd dh flee were ly |to blame in this sort thing. Mangger Irwin cannot be held responsible for defeat iff his men do not obey orders. When every | the game should be played ‘safe and sure. j Irwin Knows that aud every R's, on the | Washington nine should know it. Being out- \ batted and outfielded is something a club can- not hebp occasionally, but there is no excuse for ‘aclub throwing away chances by refusing to sacrifice when sacrificing should be done. A little sharp discipline is evidently necessary. , Mr. Irwin should chow that he is manager and not ny howling oeenpant of the “quarter- | stretch’ whose sole ery ix “Hitter out!” | Beyond this fault no criticism can be made of | yesterday's work of the local team. They took | chances inrunning bases that afterward proved | to hgve been unwise, but that i» liable to hap- pen any time, It was imerely overzealousness— | Rot a bad fault. ‘Doth pitchers were in a hole | several times, and yet extricated themselves | with credit. At many a time a hit would have |wou the game for either side, but the hit jeouldn't be made until Curt Welch, who bad | distinguished himself in the field by takiug in | nome apparently impossible catches, ened the | agony by « single to left center in the éleventh inning, and won the game for the visitors. | “Umpire Mitchell offcinted again and showed acommendable degree of firmness, finally 0 | dering Comiskey from the game for makin; | most silly exhibition of himself. No player |such w privilege, and the sooner President | Young's ixmtynants instruct the players to that | effect the more satisfied the patrons of the game will be. Keep it up, Mr. shell; President | Young is with you. Bug” Holliday should have been sent to the bench for his rowdy manner of disputing the umpire’s decision on his out at first. Holliday wae right in saing that he should bave been declared safe, but he knows very well that an umpire caunot reverse a base decision on the testimony of « player and that player the one directly interested. Then what was the sense of his kicking? He should have been fined heavily and then set on the bench hard enough to make his teeth rattle. There senseless quos- tionings of decisions on points of ji it (not on interpretations of rules) do more to hurt base ball attendance than everything else, | and Mr. Young is to be commended for trying | to stop them. SOME PERTINENT FIGURES. Our new players do not seem tobe in a hurry to join the Senatorial ranks, which strengthens the popular opposition to their coming here. | Here are » few figures which may be studied | with interest by the management: | | | © Dowd. Cooney. | Games played 68 65 | At bat. = 41 il INFIELD WITS. Cincinnati hAs traded Mullane for Rusie. George Shoch broke his right arm in practice ‘yesterday morning. He tread on the ball and fell. Baltimore has already soured on Ward at short aud O'Rourke is pronounced rottling good. Ward is all right at second. Put him at second, Stricker short and O'Rourke third and Baltimore would bave rattling good infield. Brooklyn lost their first game a: while Philadelphia and Cincinnati won. makes three clubs @ tie for first honors. Cleve- land and Washi both lost, but they are still tied in the fourth place. Baltimore is tied seventh with Boston and Louisville. An- won his first game yesterday and St. ‘This places them on even Mr. “Shorty” Fuller of the Giants has been terviewed. He declares the twelvo-club ‘@ failure and predicts ite dissolution at ‘the end of the season. That cught to settle it. | GAMES ELSEWHERE. Forty-two base hits and twenty-seven runs ‘was the aguregate of yesterday's Baltimore- Pittsburg game, which the home team won by | the score of 20 to 7. Baldwin was knocked out | of the box in the fourth inning, and Smith was even les effective thereafter. Excepting in the second inning McMahon was very steady. | O'Hourke made ‘his debut for the home team jand played a good game. Attendance, 890; | seore, 20 to 7. | The first run of yesterday's game at Philadel- phia und the only time St. Louis tallied was | made by the first man at the bat—Carroll—ia | the first inning. It wasahome-run hit. After- | ward the Browns could do with Car- | sey. Philadelphia won the in the third, | three baggers by Cross and Thompson anda double ‘by Halman, aided by Clemente’ sac: rifice, netting three runs. Both pitchers did good work. Attendance, 2,826; gcore, 4 to 1. Clarkson, pitching for Clevelafd, did his best to down his old comrades in and as ij | game. The few errors were costly, as only one’ run wasearned. Long carried off honors both in fielding and batting. Score, 3 to 2. | Anson secured his first victory of the second series by defeating the New Yorks yesterday. Both teams played a very even game up to the eighth inuing, when s single and a home run scored two runs for the visitors and gave them the gume. Score, $ to 6. Pfeffer and his Kentuckians took yesterday’ game from the Brooklyns without very much trouble. Hart, usually very effective, was easy for the visitors, who batted bim safely many | times, ‘The Brooklyns also failed to play their usual game in the field. Score, 6 to. ————— ‘The Orient Athletic Club Tou: ‘The principal eve nts of the ae comer | ing held on the Orient’s courts were played off last evening. A very fine exhibition was given in the final gentlemen singles, Mr. Gee va. Mr. Geohegan. Some brilliant plays were made on the part of both players. After a stubborn fight Geohegau won on his superior net game. The finals im ladies’ singles were hotly con- ‘Miss Ward fore: é they were equally earnest the result was a c= callwuch a meeting. He remarked that he was fully determined to oppose the measure and that convince him to the contrary, as he would stand | by the «hip until it sank and be the last man to | go down the Eastern branch ona shingle. He rther stated that he was greatly s hen Mr. Kalaton proposed the adoption of the | objectionable measure at the commissioners | meating. When the committee waited upoa the commisxioners at their last meoting and | presented the resolutions adopted at the recent Meeting of anti-single tax men Mr. Lotimer said he wanted the board to give it an answer iwi % | then and there, and intended to make a motion | to that effect, but was prevented from doing #0 by Mr. Britt, who, moved that the commis- sioners call a public meeting on the Thureday of the following week and give the committee an answer then. ° THE MEETING TONIGHT. Mr. J. H. Ralston, the president of the board of town commissioners, said that the announce- ment that prominent Henry Geurge orators | | night was erroneous; that some might be present, but they would not be asked to speak, a8 be pre- ferred that the discussion of the subject should be confined to the citizens of the town only. He also remarked that he wished to hear the ques- tion argued pro and con, and would not attempt to ent a single tax opponent from partici- in the debate, no matter how much he censured the action of the commissioners. ‘THE SINGLE TAX MEN. Said n single tax man to Tux Stax reporter Yesterday: “I see there iv an evident intentton on the part of some of our opponents to dis- courage the people from attending the meeting called by the commissioners for | ing by creating the impression that it is only called for the pur of discussing the merith of the single tax Now, setting aside all guestion whether it is right to adopt or reject any theory or principle without discussion, I think all fair-minded men will agree that an accusation ought to be followed by « hearing. “This ix x case in which the commissioners of have so interpreted the law as to an order Toparding taxation which is highly objection- able to some of the citizens, perfectly accept- able to others and very imperfectly or not atall understood by the remainder—perhaps « greater number than both the others together. ‘A meeting was called by the objectors and was very largely attended by those who did not ob- fect and by those who did not understand, but ‘were anxions to bear, not a general discussion, perhaps, but at least a full and explicit stato- ment why the commissioners had done this thing—a statement which the president of the board of commissioners, who. was present, was fully prepared to make.’ But this was not per- mitted, as it was not the intention of those wh: had called the meeting to listen or permit oth present tolisten to any statements whatever om the commissioners in their own behalf, Because, as was said, the printed circular pre- viously issued by the commissioners was enough. Yet one of the committee of five appointed by that mecting to present to the commissioners the censorious resolutions culling upon them to rescind or resign went away wondering why the commissioners had not made a statement. Comment is unnecessary “Now, the object of this Thursday evenin; meeting is to correct. the glaring injustice of the former one by affording those who do not slready fully understand the question at issue ‘and there are many) an opportunity of hear- ig what the commissioners have to say for themselvés on thisimportans matter—why the: iseued the order referred to, what is the law ac- cording to or under which they issued said order and what were their precedents, Those points must be understood before the people can pass intelligent judgment on the action of their commissioners. Surely there can be noth- ing communistic in this proposition. Inci- dentally there may be some discussion, and why not? But it is my understanding that the merits or demerits of the single tax, as such, are not the topics for that meeting.” A single tax | e has been organized in this town, called the Hyattsville Single Tax League, which consists of a dozen or more members. Mr. M. H. Kearney has been elected temporary president and Mr. L. M. Schimp secretary, and steps will be shortly taken to form » permanent organization. AN EPISCOPAL FAIR. ‘The vacant cottage of Mrs. Elliott in Melrose Park was the scene of festivity last Tuesday evening, the occasion being the Episcopal fair given by the ladies of the guild for the benefit of the Pinkney Memorial Church. The supper room was handsomely decorated with flags and bunting and numerous Japanese lanterns in front of the house shed a mellow and fantustic ight over the lawn. Beautiful maidens, attired in snowy caps and aprons, acted as waiters and Indies of equal loveliness presided over the various tables. The merry-go-round was liber- Le compe by grown Pom on as well as children and the fair was a financial as well as a social success. Had it not been for the un- favorable weather a lawn party would have been given on the tenuis grounds of the Hyatte- ville Athletic Club. ‘A MASONIC CEREMONY. _ A large number of delegates from Washing- ton and Maryland Masonic lodges visited Mt. Hermon Lodge, No. 179, F. A. A. M., of this place Inet ay eveving. uy the invitation of W. M. Rete , 0 eileen te conferring of the third degree uponabrother. The de- = was conferred by Wnt. Shryoch, P. M. of ndmgrk Lodge, No, 127, of Baltimore, astisted by H. C. Griffin, P.M. of the same lodge. After the reting, ‘adjourned the Masous attended the Episcoy mi TRE CROQUET CHAMPIONSHIP. ‘The champion game of croquet in the inter- est of the Episcopal Church was played last evening on the lawn at “Ravenswood,” the home of Mr. Louis D. Wine, the contestants being Messrs. Clay and Arthur Browning and Mewrs. Louis D. Wine and John. F.'Paret. ‘The game was spirited and close and lasted one hou: ands half, terminating in favor of the latter contestants. At its close refreshments were served to the many guests who assembled there to witness the merry sport. The party about 9:90, wishing that a challenge would be sent to the wearers of the champion belts and accepted by them at an early date. NoTEs. Mr. Charles A. Manning has been elected a member of the Bladensburg Amateur Or- chestra. Mr. John G. and a party of friends made a trial trip down the Eastern branch in his new steam yacht last Miss Nellie Lewin has from = Dr. Alfred H. Wells and several friends from the west enjoyed a boat ride down the Eastern branch yesterday evening. W. BH. ———— : Michigan Republicans. ‘The Michigun republican convention met yes- terday afternoon at Saginaw, Mark 8, Brewer of Pontiac presiding as temporary chairman. Mrs, J. Ellen Foster of Iows addressed the con- vention in behalf of = movement to organize women’s political influence clubs. The conven- all the argaments in the world could not | would address the commissioners’ meeting to- | mursday aven- | & town, acting in their discretionary capacity, | by Mile. V. PROD HOMME on her rartd wiv om learning bo sa tagpee ee tewone. #16. 20 ch TE: Proorietress ayeoSen | MSL FRANCES rR ; | Fall term becins Oct BOF. ARNOLD W. ME OCKWOOD HOUSE, Among ad spl auderstand fren, | lass lessons, @8. ty 1l—tm* AND av7-Lan' GRADUATE OF “APE MAY. Pleasant fr table, well tose QOD dil'e week. Reduction Sept Wy3: HE AL CAPE MAY, N. (THE ALDINE, CAPE MAY, x see waiorache yal | Frorer a GOR. PACIFIO AND ARKANSA | Acree Aiea: ore ‘Suc equare from beach and ond BB edepot: ‘Terme at Sep es gee il "1 Pansonser Avent SDECATUR | BF ORE ee eery A ; PERRODONE MUELLER, Prop. | ER. ANTA Rone AND SOMpiwes® 35. Ne it; enlarged ) Na, — Hie, Unptrurtions civen in plano, voto oul we IEICE NT Sot PME 5. New management; enlarged; EAN CITY. Ns | gr | Fe toe ete voice om : | eigcarig bella; terme moderate ooo, "Traymére: cefitrally located, with fine ocean Pie ee ee is ET | rane Daaee weil —— JAMES & GEORGE BFW. _ | view from every room : steamboat connection with At- 7 aay - COREA STH nee FLEE BRUNSWICK, PACIFIC AVE. Japtic Chey, hourly : bathing onsarpeaeed : (4 Ie Lor a AEE | orgPittstonny sok the We Between New York and Tent eh a hfiantic ining: fa SO ag day, ite. — | i OF Pw * ES : fey, CHARLES CMU ti cireaiar,¢ jane ; T ADAMS, TON Hi 3018-2m _ Late of Colona: el, Phils Proprietor. Pru Mire. f | Ret cect HOMATIO RING. PREPARATION POR Crvir Pres Taapinations. Basis |owoom joreaces ta diplomatic fcr ter apply to Miss CM" HALL. Bio iets EEtox, OCKINGHAM ©O.. VA. Sys ee ee Se fezotme | Port wi LAKE GEORGE, N. ¥. ND FOR ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR ‘Special rate for families. WILLIAM NOBLE, 2221m Owner and Proprietor. LY, POINT HOTEL. ON SENECA LAKE. N_ =. opens 3 | ons June 25. Que of the most picturesace ages world,” The advanteres, ct grdall the eurzou liga thie hotel aro. charming FISTEL COLONNADE, PACIFIC AVE, NEAR North Carolina ave. , Atlantic City. For rates cail Elen Hist n.w. Washington, 0.1. MANS jruns' ta lladelphia. 3y16- J)& STAR (OTE! iw VE. NF. De spee tee eer coors 7 Plesza: faxarto ae H iano; arte- ‘Summer clases Engl | Woe ‘and Michigan aves., near the beach; full ata fe roetects table ox Mire You OWARD UNIVERSITY, DICAL DI 3 HOmAPR, OXIWERSITY. MEDICAL pErant em ete se IN H. COOKE. Wrist all summer. ve ‘and charipareutical departments will, oer ‘T1808 “ircalar satraws BL PURVIS, Secretary. Shee etbeock ‘QOD;S COMMERCIAR COLLEAY. 07 PAST seanic Write oreall | F9TEE Excenson, ATLA! orry. shane 8. J. YOUNG. Lak ze Sian open. Directly et Ah and 7th ae. oe syttm eG, . casino, where ail the atirestions for the SS Shemenane iol ahead date fork . pia x oa Sas a. ity for here | OTE HECKLER, FORWERLY NOUMANDIE, eet ee ites pleasure of emesis has heen at fed- fiekes™ iecsparatt on foray bee (oa Fen eet ae, Dita re ‘Gor. cant Fen 4 mosquitoes, ortband dirsetts eswrtont | oe a Sey Pyrat, Mahia guste Pe | readers it al tnstrection imorienced senorters orowe! r Met. _ | he Baclick pusianes cal civ sorties saerane MS KLETON, | & TON HOTEL, pr 3 Lz M“ faoed ‘stmruer mouths” Send for catsloras, ANA Somerset county, Pa. MATE = ‘nder control of rates for Be: '8" aad hire Baath bth aflages copasients ast | WARE i API iments of most | : Vv ORTON-BY— SA, seri) Warner cs be A “HENRY HECKLER, Prop. F Open’ from JUNE EACH. phe ie SS mod- Ble aol Mesa oe ; iia 22 RELETON “SANITARIT™ rR my2-3m_ K. LETCHWORTH. SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. CONSERVATORY OF MISIC Row. : twenty-third GTON roth ORIEN = “by slailfal physicians. orean, voice. violin. Mute, corns’ kc. Free advan n Phonic, at 10.599. 9 oTeL. ‘a @@ acapiai Soproved kinds anh Aret ines ineteryrrespect. “Treats | feeeric" tts va townie fend of Virginia ave, Atlantic city. 3. | 'T” ae Ment dy bot undeold. salt, Furkish, Homen, sitz,electra | eeete Purdie. _O.'R. BOLLARD. Director. PRILADELPTIA NRW YORE ayn + Enlat or alan Sppproved, steamy gat, all 04 Te, fel5-8m = pe = ” ORWOOD fi hy A BOARDING Lan CASTINE, MAINE. 10.00 » J oprortunities tee beatiar wad tok of jth pure spring water. "fates, ‘and need . he , Re. hot water, lighted by electric rounded by besuttful morintais spore) a the Pittsburg division cf Hand. fie TITUTE. — | AEB ATT FOO? | FAST. « eee, electro chem! dings heated with ity, surplied with 10d 6 z qoute Extetiont oy ine.” Hotel eupnis nd ‘bos day: 810 %0 % which conne-ta with Address the Principals, - aieetie Ta Poa arti ‘AN HOTEL ©0,, Propgtetge. ad is Air sad Mea * * m wien mim NORE oie | PYOTES. STICKNEY, ATLA’ CITY, 100 a ae ‘pectal rates to ministers, missionaries, | ~ - Em. aan Py Sie Pilsen heey cnceemeet ee 522 ea L. V. STICEN’ H™ ‘EL WELLINGTON. OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVR. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ANESPORT. BO ean HOUSE. Opens June 25, ‘Situated ou BELLEVUE AVE., the most fashionable part of this famous watering place, ASING. it aforgs ite, gussts oh abe distinctive festares of families. Forinformation | yy + Medical Director. teachers physiciana and th seh tS GREE ey ] FESBURG IND PRET + Ketocken. oS, pet 4 she. owner, JONT SEND Fam D)iar house then atts air and water, rest, on Grats Axo Youse Lunia = fesse Sos sas |p hisem aay For heoskien ey Borwnr City with | Pm PUTLADELPHTA ONLY A MODERN Col, FY. f syolae™ LY TO COUNTRY BOARD: yw rates you can met mountate ‘and health: ft HIGH G2apE Wan wast Aeweing Drone teatne mommast N inited amine BOARDING Tronklyn o O% ATLANTI Sfrocmn Address Mt once the MOUNTAIN. E AND DAT SCHOOL. | ine atnent fon sm Anne. sort ‘bite, near Teversthing new and Bese = = ME FARK HOTEL COMPANY, Moantain La | post titaes — } yt Sue ek 0. 8. WRIGHT. SEA-SIDE— MISCELLANEOUS. MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY. A TEANTIC HOTEL, OCEAX CTTY, MD. Under management of THEO. L. PAGE of U. 8. Renate restaurant, Washington, D. € ‘The AUantic Hotel, omned by the Sinopusent Beach Gombany: will open tor aonts om! Juaw's3, complete in everyting. New furniture, sliver ware, iinet, as elias, pectect drainage and seweragn ito electric | licht and clewstor. company have new steatn Jaunch on. Sinepaxent bay. aleo” sail. and rowboata, MostTEREX HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N.S. “Cool attuation: allt comforty, qregiient table, grisea : eX VEWcoM DENTISTRY. - 3200-1104 M st, and 3194-1198 11th ss, U, © DENTAL association, ‘Thotonehty eqninned in all departments, Spectal atvantages in Literature, French man and Muse. A Home mm which stntents have rare advantages for | Social trainine and experience. Cor. th and Dsts. mw. Mam ands pom ty ‘The largest organization devoted to high- = an 8. ant 99-59 te) Splendid fisi:ing and boating. with the fnest bathing lene, sanitation and p) } Fete Bundape a0 810,812 and 814 per we i ay gh tie Atlantic ocean. Foe further ipforuation appiy teed een werden comtate atthe} Ea Sevect Gentes. Ssatyn BO a6) nu = _ eects THEO. t. PAGE, class dental practice in the world. a agin | For hOB ALEXAXDRTA ANT THE sorreT, (TBE CHALYONTE, " 28-1m Manager Atlantic Hotel, Ocean City. For Alexan tris 4.20. 0.05. 745 8.49 f +5 x ATLANTIC CITY Masa Manamer Atlsntic Hotel, 2 feast ad) uke psbatsna' ay oubioasas Address Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMPRS, " “ YRON’ } ONG] OCEAN CITY, MD... WILL _ 18 . : a ON THE OCEAN FRONT. sanen daly AG Tors, €2 per day ; $10 and @12 pec - vies " id ag poping go : dentistry at moderate prices. 45. 10.45 ate 1 fecommotation for Onentinn 7.43.m_ Aalte For Bichmamd snd the soath. 4°39 wa VAST 4. Sicwantrin tor Washineton, 9%. ~ 7% DELALMR Ae eee Mee) uae TY 19.59 om yn toy st TS ALT z Toamtin ae 3y16-1m_“SAMES Z. POWELL, Proprietor. LS S¥A! IDE HOPEL, OCEAN CITY, MD., OPEN from June unt! October, For. circuars, and other er spre, to JOHN. TRACY. 5 City, Md." Circulars at Star office. IRST-CLASS BOARD, 87 PER, WEEK. Mss ary ©. LEAVITT OF BOSTON, “3 1322 L ST. N.W. ____PIANO AND HARMONY. _ | Wpveare EP sars Extracting. eee ‘with Gas or Zonine. Sen water baths in the house, 60m e, ROBER’ *PHE EDGEWATER, bes {ATLANTIC orry, ler present manaxement ten yeare, yim ont “ED: PARKTSO} CRY AVE.. ATLANTIC ‘PRE ELKTON. KENTC City, N. J. . 2a Bae To ; Twenty-seventir’ a: Bogan Tasetey, | 3 J., near beach. Appointments first . . G2 JORMAON, fe TROL. “Day snd ovine wreaious. So” ; modern convenience. aie 3 lane gf ines, School of aziien. | ie nyban | FJOTEL HENCOPEN, VERY BEST TEETH (full set)...... #00 | School of hariint aah tyre serine pens \ on ase ae m School of Mechetical and vars! | Bawreare tn Nesta fic ava. hear Tennessee, Atlantic City. CAPE HENLOPEN CITY, Rehoboth, Del. wes ss Sees eCEnitigg: eatesl Toratiane eeactenes yet Steam heat throwehott 5 ECRERT. ‘rebethe SL pom. tra. Arrive at8 p.m. DESEO Pete AT Ia ones | Sheetereny business Mage al ees ferns Sine” | RICHMOND an mae apa re Ree ee — |. write for cirenlars, cauny"pertogaed by ‘ery isa? anf igen? apoegred | feeedenual suasen rar conaiatas ful ora PW HUIDEROPEN SSP RE | FrqlO. North Massa: husotts ave. atlantic, my17-3m* methods. Comparison of prices with those of atwers | Som, MRS. SARS A, SPENCER, Seer Bae Homelike and cond sttendance, Terme = invited. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. | #924 Principal and Proprictor. | week. “Mra.C- Tr” BUZBY. late of Baltimore LTON'S POT aaNOW, OPEN, wean | Vory'osat eeth. full wot. -- 67.98 | piss BATOWS CIVIt, seRVICE INSTITUTE | eek. BU ———. Othe Chewy ‘under new ment, | Filfng with silver... -B0 | M cna Basiness Ootiers, 1207 10th st new. Pupiie | | (PRE HOMELIKE. sale carat Randsome cottages’ fecing | ™ platna Prepared wuscemfuliytor civil service, mat | BO fer, TRAYMOR nach sae aby posting: tabs unsure End censas examinations. eos | egiRegatebratea resort for Washi PE im Siw: CHUMP, Proprietor. = ctally the nervo “nyt INGLESIDE, ATLANTIO CITY, N. __ OUT_ OF WASHINGTON. W. W. GREENE & CO. N Ww WINDSOR, ‘OMAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND. MD., Eee eves are Cortese. gue tagsth er | "HE ZVANS DENTAL PARLOR 3 a 8 DENTAL PARLORS INDSOR FY) 730 to, per day 88 fo S14 per wok Fenner: splondia sailing end bathing: Boats for sail r 1217 Penn. ave. 0.9. Ys a ye rome = A. " " grees. Also thorowwrh preparatory schools. 1 = ‘Take steamer GEO, LEARY, which leaves for Piney ae Speen: Ekarves. Open Bept. reas Rev. A Me | and Morriston, (TSE lnVINGToN, Poise” ry, Tharsteye, “Saturdays "Buy. | CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK Om TRETe wren. | OS" OP a Bee Weta tik: athe’ | 048 mee Witrter Weresten oxi frame, ant ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3. days. Address ADAMS BI . Bt. George's id, OUT PLATES. — = —* — tretn for Royal an‘ Strasbure. Ast AN TAG OUT H 3. St’ Biary's county, Md. Tocth that have decaved anit broken away marin | GT. 3QHN'S COLLLOE. ANNAPOLIS MD, ouenes a Fs ‘ayatera reneravtet Seasiona con ee peo iar eam Some MaRS: | Revo alan werent ant amas ga med | SeelenaFeeerveyy eed laters ote ui ‘Ocean end of Pennsylvania ave., JOTEL TOLCHESTER. "— | Suecons an sicrows wust be spronstractedtna; | THE PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES FOR Atlantic City, Tolchester Beach, M4. | itshall permanently srrest decay at the broken end >’ THE NAVAL ACAI Y. jy13-1m W. LEHMAN & CO Now open for the season, good fishing: salt water | the root and strong enough to prevent splitting of tes | Address the: THOMAS. ‘LL.D., PED. HE MANSION, ATLANTIC CITY. | bathing: newly furnished throughout: two boats and | rootor Joose from Iteattechments. Weclatm | J¥18-2:n - T f ~ atte mail. For further particulars address | thatour crowns haveall thesorequirements, and when | \yrESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE, hotel Open ait the: je2-Im Wer }OLAND. Manager. | combined with bridge work, which consiste in sapply- W “Westminster, Md- Largest yoae. ie PRINCESA ARNE <= | ing teeth that have been extracted, makes the ost T.H. LEWIS EB pest | Fekete Ress irate ngehicee er, devine. ‘as 5 dent. VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. ee ee re re vise’ as Twenty-sixth year opetie September 13. $y16-2m seamedamens Vigginie Bosch Resort. ciehtcen miles | Plate to cover fhe, roofof the mouta. | The advanoe: | \'EW YORK MILITARY ACADEMS. =: scat tally, U8 BEES McGUADP._| Ktinntic const. ‘Terms #3 to. €4 per day: 817-50 to | went in dentintry haa been ereat in the last few years. Prop. Dept. at i Hall, Peekskill, N. ¥. os HE MARTEAND, NEW YORK AVE. NEAR THE | 82) per week: 80) 10.879 per month. Patentot ine Brans Parlors ars corarchat recsteing | syQeoom ot © > WRIGHT, AM Frere, et Wecee teaver bench: unobatracted ocean ‘view: all the modern | 5 Traiusleaye Nosfolk 7 and 30 & m., 12:20, 3:30, | Peeom a SeereaeetT at gomving | _3vDcctm = __" Cornwall, °F. atu Inavine conveniotices: erected Apri, 1s0L. "tw SAR IOOe ss caretewmes, . | anor. Our prices for thin ass | FAUQUIER INSTITCTR FOR YOUNG LADIES. 8, 3 reason enton. von session a Proprictor and Manazer._| _se0-tu, th&s20t Prot | with’dretclaes work and best materials, Wevortoray | September 13, 1802. Kituaced in the Predmorh pexton | ‘HE OSBORNE, . aoe all operations ing to our profession. Fine goli | of V on the Richinond and Danville K. SPRING Allings, artificial teeth id. plating, rubber ani | 54 miles from Washington Superior bulidingsands Dita Wuihe wa Avnkcas Gaui nore: 1 Fubber lined with wold. Extrectinue without pain. Tacuity. For cataloryes, wldrees Sead ey BORNE BEDFORD arRiNGs, an _ Sa ™ GEO. G. BUTLER, a. M.. nevivanis Railrosd, Washing HE PAVONIA,— A ay oe x BEDFORD, Pa. STARR PARS RTH AXD E BTS. <7 1, 8, BROWN, General Agent. Ti nono enter TITY suerte cus wyin| -Tuncamtanivoy auemoa | Rela iagia Recerca: | TIMOR TEMEGE SOpany eur | ao WARNE SRM for ckrealan eae, Bart OF Atlantic OE Ee : AMERICA.’ Soratort anit eatist en este aa wal ive | For particulars apply to WMH FURNELL. 0 o.. | IRAUTIMORE AxD OFTO RartLRoan. for cireu & EEFE _ HOTEL oF; Comfort and satisfaction.” Ail branches of dentistry, | LL.D-. Principal, Prodeiek, M. aiz-eoe a Meru ROSSMORE”—ATLANTIC CITY. font At present location twelve years. set INGTON (X_J.) SEMINARY FOR BOTH | Leave waanenttginetian, Mm ‘Location waged sAthconveptences, | _myi6-Am ____1. B. DOTY, Manager. _| FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY_TEETH FILLED | Foren. Pifty-thirtxear. Offers rare educational | meet — 1 —pialecrhoead seein _ serait noun kertrtattcn | CMON, Wiwang co. 'w van | Fenantiante pees Ear ee iter mea | Ley serie. Soh tet 7PHE SHIRLEY. ATI conn Sone Su pampuiet aot see waat ofthe Golambian Dal from 1 between New York, Trenton, Phils. Baltinore For incinnse tt rh td ee ee ey Sera Set or sch chem Beckoneietea from | Sacepe Baar fraction ieee Wash.” Catalozue, compigie and beautiful, sent free. | buted Tmnttnd yn Ee ic colon = 3 ; ; : vito 1 ‘New house, Evers improvement. and grerwork or those in march of wloveig | Octover 2 to June 30, __— THOS HANLOR, D. Bi President for 53 years Por SERCO FORE AREANEIO GT Bathe, Pleasure. es oe | Daca: ean “ASHEVILLE. N. C.THE MAITLAND SCHOOL | ve <0 ERM HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, VE . cor. ‘sta. E. N. C.— Z iL ter | Vi war stations $5. 2m» Virose are., Bae Use cnoas ont Seer Wee: | _SeSo-im PONY Ww. SALE, Proprietor. - | your" strectine, be. free AA ‘for cirls, 46 French Broad ave., reopens Monday, | For Ta foeni Widen, Roanoke, Khoeettia, clase in every respect. RROLL @PRINGS HOMEOPATHIC SANITA- | cost of materials. Bept. > | Chattannoes and Mewohia, &45 mn TLAS om Je10-2m é read ids and copvalesconts, tniles avi 2ir MRS. B. MAITLAND, Principal. | dally: narlor rat tr Roanoke on morpinie trait, slave = Eee POUPoats,, Reopens May 1, Ofere the advan. MEDICAL, &o. ROE BILE COLLEGE, wrLicorT crry. wp_ | pra ticomeh to Memnbie om nieht train ‘SEAC eter and) cargipl treatments Yor perileatary es == | schools anti ee e So an ae | (ROL SS tenet es OAL HY GOS 10 NY AG ot aes ar | pen ke eenene Cen, Resrartable groupe mensnd bizs cele we Re tiem 214 “srodenas et {eke n ne Lote Bit ae ae %. CARLETON, ‘Bend for prospectus. THER DENIS, * ARRISBROOKE INN, VENTNOR, DI HoT AND HEALING SPRINGS D < ist: President. rectly on the beach, neat Atlantic City ; half-how ty ‘BOT 22m AGI iA Li D fait, totare, convenience: gPaetgas, Loreen OF VIRGINIA. ee Hs ET an isend foreireular, 8. Oa Qh een, ‘branch: € Chesapeake and Ouio Ralreed, Washington, D. C. ‘Send for ne. % ‘comm jow open. Beat Mam., : ASBURY PARK. N. J. scenery, mountain alr, health-giving waters. Graduated London, Eugiend, 1855, MiPLetoob_iNstrrere,coxcoupvinLe, €h ae ne. 02.28, 088 2 BURY PARK. B35 For rate or other information apply to ae ZMA Pa, ($182 per year. One of the best schools to in: ner Oia 185 COLEMAN HousE W. H. LELAND, mecpoeend fase with energy nnd tewsb, the practical duties ae gre gone Be Jeo. Manager “Homestend,"Hot prines, Bathcounty. Va TF YOU HAVE AN AILMENT. Sane Pes Ta aie), a teenth soason. For rates, Sera Siaamas Manager, Healing Springs, Bath county, Va | Actte, chronic. orhereditary. you can be repidty re- | GUMMER, SON0OL., MORRIETOWS, 2 Manartnr Gor ere ea aaa cation of electrictty andthe therapeutic measures 60 A eet — BI N.J. A? 0} [UR SPRI 5 ED. ay A SBORY PU TEBECDEN, 4TH AVE, Jom on Vari be open 1o1n of Jape, Hi ‘successfully practiced by Dr. Carleton. SiER SUPEMOK bg a og from ocean. ' Delightful location. Three dally ine to and from j IF YOU HAVE Dinine, Cort aa 12 ran" SR waiaton, |e ei nepinee oat Sos ae ASBURY PARK, N. J.. THE ALBEMARLE. syed Be SORDAS, Prop__| Failing memory, neuralgic, wandering pains, all-cone PROFESSIONAL. SWitmineton and Chesier, 8:99 » oo Msg INGE B feeling, more tired in the morning than on wolag to 1 a bed, no energy ether for work or society, dizsy spelis Ease “abomes Ptr wARNETE ” selon ‘3 5 ae TOK. (ertigo); dull, stupid fealing, unable to concentrate SBUBY PA! NJ. A bet Laraverre, ea |, See barked Gnee te tas moth pimetines sunseraet ogy Teahy bets Cocker aly ecty At, PhoparETORS, unbealthly-looking skin, tremors, palpitetion of the fad vg ongla fale fat ente. 5 8.2m ‘SUMMIT, PA.” | heart, fool generally used up and that life is losing yell-2m_ WRIGHT Owners and Mangre._ OEE mm BATH! SHENAN- itecharms for you, it is pretty certain that youare ‘SBI ARK, N. J. i Oo., Va., opens June dor ASRUETE iE 2,7 VICTORIA: FAMTLT a i "irae ‘Sencar tet Sepatani Sacra reteag S cy | sano eons ae” "eS Jand after September 1. my ry ORESSON SPRINGS, On the Mountains, Main "Tine Peana: £2 SAP nw ston. WILL OPEN JUNE 25. pe iain x ee my? Sen x Co., Pa. LU: NGS HAS MANY Vat TVER SPR of location, healt a “ATALANTA HOTEL, A Asbury Park, N. 3. POTOMAC RIVER nylon Fe APPLEGATE, Prop. = W *8utxor0x Ste uate, PERRI: ‘of the AMpoaT cn war t-pain Ricamer ‘o> MONDAY THUREMAY ant Pty > ing ‘on TCRSDAT. 4 ayes, Returws pe a Wawa Tatton SA TCRDAY ot Rae ee Sama: NESDAY and PRIDAY at Sam = ‘et 10%. m. ‘trips te the piaguresque Lower Po- c. ¥. RIDLEY. Gena! x. THE om DESTINY oa hh, Funk Ode 2. EY ‘conven‘en: ‘season toot oy aod, aunts R Se ALLE Fo" FE sam ee ce ‘For new ilustrated circulars Apply to ag «6 PRarT, Tr Berth Wanna X. MIDDAUGH. Avent tion then adjourned until 8 o’clock. The night session was short, us none of the committees were ready to report. Fee ite § l : f ? E g & F H tt ed and plentiful table. _ for the dotocim ROE_AND. NORPOLE. ARE and MOSELEE. Round tein, #?. st wharf at Vo'clork 97a yeand aay ‘This JUNE 30. Je25-c01m* AVENEL IE." Proprietors. Ww: v 8 MR. B; IN THE MOUNTAINS. —- ‘AvRoRT HO AURORA, psec triyersieraes Santon fork Telephone call, (15) pe" Ee: Fe DLEY. ASBURY PARK, N. J.. 4TH Se ad SEA-SIDE_JERSEY COAST, AVALON, AVALON, ¥. 4.