Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1892, Page 7

THE’ EVENING i. ESDAY, n STAR: WASHINGTON, D. c. WEDN JULY 27, 1892. PRESENTED WITH A GAME. Breitenstein’s Wildnesa Gives a Victory to the Senators. ‘The league clubs rank as follows: 30.0 7 ipciunati o 4 Shicawo + ittgh 3 vile 5 St. Lue. Tt was nip and tuck yesterday, and although the mercury stood at the century mark, vet the way the Brownies hammered the horse bide gave even those sweltering onthe bleachers the chills. For the greater part of the game Mr. ‘Von der Ahe’s young man Breitenstein was con- siderable of » puzzle, while the visitors took very kindly to Rillen’s delivery. At one time they had three times as many hits as the home team, yet the locals were in the lead. For some | Feason Mr. Irwin does not believe in taking out 8 pitcher when he is being pounded, so Killen | bad to stay on the bag and take his medicine. Fortunately, the almost perfect felding of the home team kept the vistors’ bite from being too effective, Dut as Breitenstein was not being Bit herd it would seem se though another | \tcher should have been substituted for Killen, coeus excuses everything, so doubtless yesterday's victory will be regarded by the | Manager's friends a« another “vindication. | } ' Breitenstein gave the game away. ‘The visit- ors bit hard enongb to win. In fact, they earned six of their eight rons, Washington earning only three of their ten. and yet only one error was made on each side. The error of Robinson was inexcusable. He tried to throw @ ronner out at first when there was a base ran- ner of the Line coming toward him from second. He threw high and both were safe. Richard- son basa way of coming to the rescue with a hit when it is needed. Cousequentiy it was no when he rapped out a double vesterday with three men on’ bases and -cloared the dia | mond. Difficult stops made by Cooney and Richardson were heartily cheered by the 900 t. It was a see-saw game, and by timely ting the visitors ahead. ‘Then the home team «parted. in the visitors tied the score. Then in the tenth, on two doubles, « sacrifice and a single, two more runs were scored, and this Yon der Aho's hired men , could not overcome. Today the oe The Cincinnati# were pigmies in the hands of the Phillies yesterday. Rhines was batted all over the deld and in the fifth inning was suc- ceeded by Holliday. who was hit as hard as his redecessor. Humilton retired from the game in the sixth inning because of hiv lame foot troubling him and wns replaced by Weyhing. ‘The home team hit for a total of forty-six bases. _ Attendance, 2,796. Score, 26 to 6. “Papa's Colts” won « lucky game yesterday at Baltimore. Two of their five hits brought in the winning run in the eighth inning. The team outbatted the visitors. Its only er- ror was fhexpensive, and Vickery was invulner- able after the first inning. A base on balls and a wild pitch m that inning allowed the Colts to score two runs. In the eighth Dablen made a hit, stole second and third and scored the win- ning run on Anson's hit. Van Haltren pounded Laby for seven bases in four times at the bat. Attendance, 792. Score, 3 to 2 | Boston put up « stiff all round game and | won easily, as Stratton was an easy mark for them. visitors, outside of Jennings, could do little with Nichols’ fast shoots. Tom Brown's two assists from center field were the features. The triumvirs hired Fred Lake ss assistant catcher. He has just returned from Kansas City. Score, 10 to 4. The New Yorks got the hang of Cuppy's de- livery in the fourth inning sesterday sud. oc- cured a lead which the Clevelands could not overcome. The score, 6 to 4. The Brooklyn team had no difficulty in de- | feating Pittsburg, fielding brilliantly and mak- ing ly hits. Terry attempted to pitch against his old companions, but after the wec- ond inning he gave the piace to Gumbert. | Score, 12 to 5. The Baltimore club accepted the terms of Pitcher George B. Stevens yesterday. He was wired to report for duty at ‘once. Stevens was | member of the Columbus team, from which Louisville secured Pitcher Clausen. Stevens Tas considered one of the best pitchers in the j jestern League and Chicago and several of tesms were anxious to secure him. The signing of Stevens means the release of Pitcher Ferson. Manager Hanlon will give the latter bis ten | days’ notice today. The St. Louis club is negotiating for Second Baseman Manning of the Kansas City club. If he ia secured Crooks will supplant Pinckney at third. Secretary Munson of the St. Louis club went to New York and signed George Gore | to play center field for the Browns. Brodie | will play left, Gore center and Carroll right. | Caguthers will go into the box as one of the regular pitchers. Anson has decided to teke « team to Cuba next winter. Treasurer Howe of the Cleveland club says the Bostons, under Mike Kelly's cap: cy ate piggins sp exceedingly dirty article of bese Burke vesterday asked Manager Powers of New York for his release, claiming that he was so disheartoued by the atwacks of a morning paper that be could not play his game. —— DRIVEN TO DEATH BY JEALOUSY. Suicide of Heury Bergman, Whe Loved 1» Yellow-Hatred Actress. jettie Harrington was a member of the ‘earl of Pekin” Company that went out on the roed last year and broke up in Philadelphia. Henry Bergman was then the manager of a wholesale clothing house in Broadway. He be- came infatuated with the gulden-baired actress. WRILE DR. PARKHURST’S AWAY. Crime and the New York tes Resume Their Old Relations. Agent Gardner of the Society for the Preven- tion of Crime of New York city has, according to his own story, been baving a hard time of it since his chief, the Rev. Dr. Parkhurst, sailed for Europe. He asserts that he cannot get the district at- torney’s office to bring his cases on for trial, $| and that certain police justices in the city bstruct his work in a subtle but none the less 3] | effective way. | Ina word, Agent Gardner declares that the enormous power of Tammany Hall is bet | exerted every day through the New York polite | department to set tho efforts of the society at | naught end to render what good it has slready accomplished of absolutely no effect. He says that a majority of the disorderly houses the jors of which were indicted | through the Parkhurst Society sre in fall blast | again, and that ineases where the district at- torney’s office has notified the conductors of such places that they must olose up the matter has ended with the notice—that is, the house kept right on doing business, and no additional move has been by the district attorney to close them up. He referred to a sirigle case of this kind to show how diligently the district attorney's of- fice pursues the houses. The ited form of the house at No. 172 sont outin the usual cor some time ago. ‘This form called the owner's attention to the fact that his house was ran for improper .pur- poses and orded him to have the premises va- cated without delay. It was signed De Lance: Nicoll, district attorney. The house is stil running. The police have made no effort to the owner Went sat street was close it, and the reason why Capt. McLaughlin | has not included it in his numerous raids is! robably to be found in the fact that No. 172 jest $2d street in owned by David Nugent, a retired policeman. NUGENT'S POLICE PROTECTORS. Agent Gardner showed a New York Herald re- nietpal Authori- ng | rietors of these disorderly | CONCLAVE OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. They Will Be Given a Grand Reception on ‘Their Triennial Gathering in Denver. Intense interest is being taken in Denver in the coming twenty-fifth triennial conclave of Knights Tomplar. Decorations and other prep~ arations are enthusiastically going forward and by the time the conclave opens everything will be in excelient shape torreceive the knights and give them « reception which they will long re- member. It fs enxtimated that the parade of the knighta, which will ocour August 9,will be three miles in length and the line of march will cover | the greater part of the city proper. Although tho majority of the knights have | secured seoummmodations ei the different hotels and boarding houses, some of the commanderies will erect tents, which will be fitted up in hand- | nome style. This move is not caused by any | luck of acoommodations, but is due to choice. Joseph A. Locke of Portland, Me., arrived at wor yesterday. Mr. Locke’ is past | grand comuiander and is chairman of the ritual [committee of the Grand Encampment of | Knights Templar, U. 8. A. Charles H. Fiske, another member of this committee, also ar- rived. These gentlemen will meet the mem- bers of the subcommittee from different parts of the Union and review the ritual for the pur: pose of making corrections of any errors of in- | consistencies that may exist previous to ite | Presentation to the general committee, which ‘will meet August 2. Mr. Locke is # prominent citizen of Maine, having been president of the state senate from ¢ | 1881 to 1883. He served two years in the house, | and was for four years counsel to the governor. | HECEIVED HIS DESERTS. A Southern Bully Who Met Death Instesd of Inflicting It. A. W. Alexander was shot and killed by his | brother-in-law, A. H. Jones, at the door of the latter's bome in New Orleans Monday night. Alexander was a native of Anniston, Ala. Four years ago he kept a fancy goods store in Oxford. Ala, and while there wooed and won Miss 7 SUMMER RESORTS. EDUCATIONAL, RAILROADS. __ IN THE MOUNTAINS. 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Sold everywhere. : Buldlneteata'with hot water”"ieutsd Sj i [i'rlece, surrounded by heautifal meuateie Sayer Located on the Pittsburg <dlivision of B. apd v. hich connects with nrimclon! cies ana their refined frstems and with the P.R-R. at Hyndinan and Jehare- | town eaat, and Connelisvilieand Braddock west. Terns BLACKWELL’S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., Durham, N.C. SUMMER RESORTS. | SUMMER RESORTS. | acnen Bagi Sanaa thois fanaa Portrorns toh ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. { ASBURY PAR! | “ShteSw Niobe aie nd for ctreulars. ° R. P. EMERSON, Proprietor. RADY HOUBE, ATLA tars, neat the erwun, sud Roading ti 0% ‘well furnished roouss Y FENIMORE, ASBURY PARK N. J. | Th ‘blocks from Scean; capacity, 200: apecial rates | for Supe. “For ciroalars anit rates AREA Bay. my20-Sin storms taoderate. SAMRS “THOR. Nome. porter a few documents in the foregoing case. leeneen aie ast TR LEADLEY. ASBURY. ‘PARK, N. J., 4TH) romana eiiaiaenis ° * | PyOTEL ALBION. . Boaz the beach. | Eleves = One of these isa letter from a policeman now | Jones, daughter of Joseph A. Jones, a real | FY’ TLANTIC CITY, N. J. moditions for eee a et | Eee roratineniltally sehen on active duty in Capt. McLaughlin's precinct, | estate agent. A few months after their marriage | “Opens June fary conditions perfect. Mrs.'G. (GOULD) PROBST. | age Rascal A very latest apd most approved His one fa with! \d at Gardner's request. | Alexander left Oxford and with the Jones | ree minutos) walk from bathing grounds. Proprietor. 2 guethoss, Caigpartion of yrioes with those of others The fetter made an appointment for Gatdner |family weut to New Orleans, From that dato |i zu GUSTA <0 audcaibw Geaaey Geis prited. | Satisfaction uarantend vetagdet to meet the writer on a certain night on the lat- | trouble commenced. OTEr. ALDINE, FACHFIC Pye AVE, ee = Ean = = ae: 50 “*"ten Dr. Paskharet's agent saw this potice-| Alexander il-treated his wife and fnally de-| ic git nar et, Hatapaies sod fesmanel’ its | HT My been ng ved nck nm foi rick fetdaton | arp q | ptive pam » te. t s : : man the latter told him confidentially that ex- | serted her, going to Washington state. Ho re- | "Spitiag BE BMEASEA Ane Pree | specemenly cunderdrsines sith Sree eRe | B Policeman Nugent, the owner of the 32d street | mained there several months and then went | FAOTEL ALLEN, con r = : Si AE We ET Be rd house, was « friend of hisand that he (tho act- | east to Cincinnati, ‘where the met a handsome | EY av @ RENWICK Lovage, OT - i i | young woman, al N a i NJ. . “ ' —— ranted Gardner to let up on | York ey. Whe becntne infatuated with him. cs ES. a Spgetal rates for September. U, ® DENTAL association, “"Look here, now,"” said the policeman with | Together they left Cincinnati for Birmingham, | (ERLY ACME, | aE z ; a forceful pathos, “you know ax well as I do that | where he deserted her, leaving her almost | few manareioent onl W aeky Teonkake C Mee anes ee Cor. Tth and D sts. o. w. Nugent can't rent that house to respectable | Peuniless. “Driven to despair the woman com- | electric bells; terms moderate, | | Fates for the season. parties. “It's either ‘crooks’ or nothing with mitted suicide in one of the lending hotels of | aa ESS Se | my Z-eodn Ms, J. A. MYERS. ‘The la-gest orvanization devoted to high- hi 1 = the city. ‘OTEL BRUNSWICK, PACIFIO AVE. |APE MAY. : a skp bea Stone pegton ‘After leaving Cincinnati Alosander returned | H Between Now Yo K and Tonnossegaves., Atlantic ; C UNITED STATES HOTEL. cless dental practice in the world. him.” Here Capt. McLaughlin's bold subordinate hinted delicately, o Gardner says, that if Nugent was not molested it might be worth a nice “shake down” to Dr. Parkhurst’s agent. Gardner told the policeman that he wasn’t in that line of business, and there the matter dropped. Agent Gardner says that a certain well-known house, the proprietress of which is now rerving a term on the fland. is again in fall operation, the woman's husband being the present con- ductor. ‘The same can be said, Gardner positively asserts, of dozens of other houses which have been raided recently in the good old-fashioned ‘The police captains have done their it appears, by making a public raid, but what comes after they do not feel called upon to worry over. Agent Gardner says he will have some inter- esting disclorures to make concerning the dis- crimination which has prevailed in the cases of flats which were to be occupied by dix orderly persons. These have been cleared out | with expedition, while the more prominent | | houses have weathered the storm. TRE DISTRICT ATTORNEY. “During the month of May,” said Mr. Gard- ner, “I obtained conclusive evidence against two score of disorderly honses and the proprie- {ors of saloons for violations of the a law. ited these cases to une nd jary, and have been waiting ever since for some die- position of them. I have made at least nine trips to the district attorney's, but never got any satisfaction. I saw Mr. Nicoll and he told mé the cases were not ready. “I saw Chief Clerk Unger with the same re- sult. Upon my succeeding visits Mr. Nicoll was ont of town and I had to be content with the under clerks’ ministrations. I found them sitting around fanning themselves when they were not running out to consult a racing ticker. T asked about the cases, buf they said: ‘You don't expect us to work ‘this hot weather, do you?” Saturday I went down for the last time, but of course accomplished nothing. Now I do not see why the district attorney's officials should not work in the hot weather, do you? I ropose to go before the July grand jury and ver whether my society has not some rights which are entitled to consideration. “The June grand joy was nota very one for my business anyhow. James \or, the saloonkeeper, was a member of it. You see, one ot my cases which came up before it was that of r Killoen, » bartender in the em- ploy of Jimmy’ Wakely. Now Wakely is » Iriend of Trainor. My complaint was dismissed. Iwas the chief witness in the case and there were a lot more, but we were néver summoned. CENTRAL PARK CASINO. “Thad a case also against the Casino in Cen- tral Park. I went there one Sunday afternoon with three witnesses. I called for whisky. The waiter told me be could serve me with tea, but Atone time for nearly two years she and | Henry Bergman occupied a flat at 214 West 424 street. But they quarreled frequently, says the | fanitress at the flat, and the young woman was | always accused of drinking by Bergman on such occasions. A year agua quarrel ended in a sion. Then it was that Bergman took up | his home at the Geduey House. Aiter a time ude reappeared on the scene. ot three times a week a stylish equipage | ped before the Gedney House. A vellow- | mang woman, said to be occupied the earringe, and tbo wa sepeedily joined by Mr. Bergman. Oc casionally, too, this young woman dined with | Mr. Bergman at the Gedney. Bergman was a| man of cheerfal temperament, and apparently hie relations with br yeliow-haired young female fricud were of the pleasuntest. “He seemed to think a great deal of her.” said the clerk. “Ihave noticed no despond- his part. and can conceive of no. rea- son for his -uieide. Of course we knew noth- ing of Miss Harrington, and I never suspected tut they were married, nor that there was an, ocher than ¢ friend She was a pretty an elegant taste. Bergman had lots of ac relation between them. | man and dressed with quite | sonal belongings always bad plenty money. 1 eircum- | stances.” } Bergman © ery wealthy man, | but lost a deal im Wall street last year. He was still # wealthy man, however. | He was a man of about sixty-three years of | age. She wasa woman about thirty years of age. The last time he was seen by hia friends | War at the Casino on Saturday. He then bought t the roof garden together. Bergman then seemed very disconsolate. On Monday night he went to the Grand Union Hotel and registered. It was noticed that he appeared much agitated as he put his name in the big book. Yesterday morning his dead body was found in his room. He had shot himself. His body was taken to Patterson's un- dertaking shop at 4th avenue and 26th street. As far as is known Bergman has but one living relative. jater, who resides iu Baltimore. His a complete «urprise touil his friends, ‘On his person as found by the police a jury hotice, a jury commissioner's certificate that Henry Bergman had served as juror during the inost of Murch and a letter, signed Dr. Van- derporl, stating that Henry Bergman was under treatment. AMEKICAN ART. As Association Formed to Exhibit the Work of Native Pututers. A syndicate to be known as the Historic Art Amociation has been formed in Chicago, with « capital of $5,000,000, for the purpose of muking sn exhibit of the works of American artiste of note, old and new, during the world’s fair. The president of the syndicate is Philo Beard. president of the Ene Bank of Buffalo, N. 1. anc amoog the others interested withhim in the scheme are Chauncey M. Depew, Andrew Carnegie. Geo. W. Childs, Geo. W. Curtis, Henry G. Marquand, J. Pierpont M AB Webb, Cornelius S. Bliss, os. Choate, O. deffer. Joh» G. Bigelow, Gen. Horace Porter, no whisky. When he bronght the tea in « cup Tfound that it was whieky. This complaint also went by the board, xs did another against ex-Alderman ‘Pat’ Farley. Now, if this in't politice then I'm no Judge of human nature. ‘ammany has no use for our society and never faila to get in its work on us whenever oppor- tunity presente itself. “Some of the police justices exhibit a marked hostility to our society. At their last meeting, as Tam informed, a resolution was passed pro- bibiting any police Justice from considering a case out of his particular jurisdiction for the 9, in-| time being. I believe that that resolution was | directed against our society and was inteuded to enable @ police justice to refuse any case he leased. Pein the case of Warren Lewis, the divekeeper of No. $52 8th avenue, before the affidavite been made out the poliee justice sent for Lewis and told him what was coming. ‘went to Justice Grady some time swear out some warrants in excise cases. on Saturday end Grady said no warrants were given on Saturday. I repaired to him again on the following Monday with about half a dozen cases. I had the witnesses with me ready to make affidavits in all of them. Grady issued two warrants, and when I asked to have the | others sworn out he said: * ‘Well, you've got two, haven't you? That ought to be enough for one day. Bring the District Attorney Nicoll is enjoying his vaca- tion at Ni msett Pier. When a rey called at his office yesterday be found Assistant District Attorney Stapler in charge. Mr. listened to Agent Gardner's charges and then declared that there was absolutely no founda- tion for them. “This is the summer vacation time,” said he, ‘and only two of the court are in opera- tion. We are 1g of business as rapidly as we can under the circumstances.” +22 ‘Tragié Occurrence on Lake Lucerne. 2 F A et if Hi i 7 swift current to where the river Reuss issnes from the western extremity of the lake. Suddenly it was cangbt in an eddy, twirled around raplaly and driven beneath the spans and of the of the bridge which river at this point. It filled and sank. | three gentlemen and one of the taken from, the water alive. but the disappeared from it. berctng eins “hg et et cane Tay bes’ ears o! not youu of Gp. iy set (ae Ee: ‘Trying to Find s Match for Fitasimmons. The Olympic Club of New Orleans has not yet received an Pritchard or Hall, and it looks now as if Cos- tello would be secured to meet Fitzsimmons in September. Capt. Williams, the club's repre- sentative now in New York. has been instructed to visit MeAuliffe, and the will be mado to bring both ‘McAuliffe aud Myer to this Seve Sr aciahcr ane Dig~umiim — ————_+e- Free Concerts at Bay Ridge Hamilton Vish, F.L. Ames, Oliver Ames, C. L. Tiffany and D. W. Powers. _ eee ___ Judge Whitman argued before Gov. Flower Monday in favor of the commutation to im- privonment for life of the sentence of Cal. Wood, who killed Leander Pascoe, hie father-in-law. ‘The governor reserved his decision. Daily celebrated Hi m.; Sundays, 9:35 a.m., 1:30 ‘pem., bad P- ‘t round — Adet, —— Jos. C. Page, of Fryeburg, Me., whose dwell- barned ‘committed suicide my was Saturday, Weras| answer from either to New Orleans and sought his wife, but was | refused admission to the house by her father, | with whom she was living. By continual beg: | ging and entreating he gained the father's con- sent, and onee more was received in the house- | hold. He worked occasionally, but was moutly | dependent for his bed and board on the Jones | family. On several occasions during the past | two years he has threatened to kill his wife and her connections. Last week he went upstairs and attempted to get « pistol from an armory, | but was prevented by hin elster-in-law. He then caught his wife and attempted to choke her. Last Sunday night he threatened. to cut her throat with o razor. Monday morning he re- peated the threats. Fearing he would carty the threats into execution the young wife told her brother to postpone a journey he was ubout tomake and remain near her. In the after- noon Paul Jones, aged eleven years, a brother of Mrs. Alexander, was playing on the street. Alexander walked past the ind, called him, and, showing him a sword bayonet, said: ; “Twill be home tonight and kill the last one of you. what he had seen. That night Alexander called at the house and on the door being opened by his brother-in-law, A. H. Jones, a short conver- sation ensued, and on Alexander moking ® mo- tion in the direction of his hip drew arevolver and shot him twice, death being almost instantancons. Jones was placed under arrest and the body of Alexander taken to the morgue. The sword bayonet and a razor were found underneath the coat of the dead man, tee JEALOUS GIPSY QUEENS IN A DUEL. ‘They Scratch, Bite and Pull Hair, While the Band Eggs Them On. A short, fierce qaarrel, quickly followed by a fight in which blows, face scratching, and huir | } interest, broke the monotony of « gipsy en- campment on an unfrequented cross road near Bennington, Vt., inst Thursday night. The participants were rival “‘gipsy queens,” and every member of the camp guthered around them, formed ring aud saw them fight | a battle which, according to all accounts, was | plucky and savage. While pavsing through Massachusetts about two months ago the band adopted a young voman called Lady Lu from another tribe near Holyoke. She possessed a rough kind of beauty, was full of coquettish ways and dressed in such yge- turesque fashion that she at once became a favorite, especially among the men. More- she was successful in selling fancy baskets and could please all young meu who consulted her on the subject of love and niarriage. Lady Lu’s popularity aroused the jealousy of the chief's wife, the acknowledged queen of the band. She bad keen eyes, iron-gray hair, a Jealous temperament and had frequently threat- ened bodily harm to the newcomer. Lady Lu and the chief set out Thursday after- noon on foot for Bennington to buy supplies and did not return until after 9 o'clock. Lundy Lu entered the camp singing, but stopped abruptly in the middle of Fas she saw an enraged woman with an uplifted stick closo upon Several angry questions were asked, but the answers did not pacify the woman, forshe made a grab for the thin scarlet reefer jacket worn by Lady Lu and tore it off. A spirited Sight followed. Blow after blow, biting, scratching and hair pulling were con- fusedly mingled, while » ringing cheer went up from the assembled gipsies. At the close of the scrimmage it was found that the older woman bad been roughly han- | died. Nearly all her clothing had been stripped | from her and she had numerous bruises and | scratches. 5 Lady Lu, who had no mean idea of her per- sonal attractions, did not desire to have any permanent scars on her face, and so went to the village for the services of a physician, Her face was bleeding from slight wounds and her clothing was torn into #hreds, but beyond that she did not suffer material dat pulling were given and returned with compound | | | | The boy ran home and told his sister | @2to #3 per day. $10 to 818 per week { | pocket Jones | 7 i Newly wage Mpeg, poems ey comforts. perweek. $1.2 syed A A Wwi82m Late of Colonnade Hotel, Philadeiphia, | n__ Tat Pledged to the promotion of scientife HOTEL Centra, 7 dentiatry at moderate prices. ° ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3. Cc 4 3 - | Extracting... tor, cleetr Tall ursdern Improvements: new | © 2 Thoroughly renovated. Modernjmprovements. _, '0! matceervice ap ointments and euinine ane “with Gas or Zonta lectric road t:) Cape Mas. Popular prices, fed Je27-ec ee ___L, A, ROWAN. — 0 per aay. 18 mont’ Oren dalek Cleaning...... .... FSIFE coro ‘PACIFIC. AV! R ADD R, Pro PERCY HALDERMAN, Mgr. | Filling with Silver... f Fees isthe S: Calne SEEM |Z OTE, DEVOR y, 1 r % =~ nd jsmere, nt.n.w.. Washington. BY, ‘ON, CAPE MAY, N.J.—THELEAD-| runswick Hotel, 40 Broad at. Pt bia. 3716-18 | Kine ali-year horise ; newly tmiproved aud enlarwea Gora soos snseee ttecording to ste OTEL DE! " ATLANTIC GITY, NJ, ___ ; CWiaine first-class. VERY BEST TEETH (full set)....... - 8.00 Hoare BEN yeas laren enn wallery': lot and a Mrs. T. R. BROOKS. _ z 0) seawater bat rectly on the beach. FISRELEAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY. S.5.- JOHN | 2915 Crown and Bridee Work «specialty. _fe2-in _ JOSEPH H. BORTON, Proprietor. _ PA ERACE 8 CO. Broveietors, | Onei Jane is; all _ . me verianta, loca’ fi ; | (PHE EV, NTAL Ps Fors Exeasox, 2 $3 to 83 per day. eR ee cr Sen eee ATLANTIC ory. & asbinwton Hols, Phlldielpnia' or cape! May, de sy1-im 8.3. YOUNG, : mySitneld” ir FOL HECKER, FORMERLY NONMANDIE, | (TONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY, ¥. 1, OPEN TILL | CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITR- Gee eet ay ss SEPTEMBER 10, AND WILL BE CONDUCTED ON | asey en Hatdelpearatt S w5-2m HENRY HECKLER, Prop. _| THE SAME LIBERAL MANAGEMENT AS FOR- | operated Mone thie trees, ee OTEL 0 EACH, MARYLAND AV) YOR IN ine : the roots clvnn a. new lease of eons ONTH Fe nL SD AE | MERLY, FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS shateririletn Srecy way santa ante” To's Whivireccae GAR RERDRICR, | 2720-m MRS. J. F_CABE. | {ehall permanently arrost Phe braesient Praia at REMDRICR | [RE ALDINE, CATE MAY, S. 3. DECATUR theroot and trope en vac each Ok She rato: beach: oni Hot a quot or breaking loose fro ‘ OTE, ORIENTAL. Hl ier bathe Open alithe year NOt SRA | et our crowusbaveall thevstaq:tire tena, aed Seaan end of Virginia ave Sun THEODORE Mt gotnbined witihorldice work. wateu “onsis's as f inproved, steam ‘Thea = ve 2 " Geen Fab. Ree. HOTEL Acar, | beeutitat aad darabie applica -s secs tioeiont ey ison — Directly SRTRE Lake, N.3. | substitute ‘Tar the natural tooth: all this ition OTE, STICK ATLANTIC CITY, 100 Viele a plstete cover, the, rook of the atvany feet trom ocean, Kentucky ave. : 8 to 82 yeen sroat in the last fow | ‘d'per week. Every convenience, RUETON, SPRING LAKE. N. J. We have kopt pace wich thasa improvements aut ths aay ; $8 t0 814 dor week.” Every Gonvenienee reas, Glecttic yotis arteaiah water; one | Patients of the fvans Parlors ars acter of Pacolving 2! “ania erin ic loss Eres as Sloctaie betla, areral ibe henedt of these, practiced and anpiied ta, the sa HOTEL WELLINGTON. my27- J. 8. HINKSON, Proprietor. | Syilifuland artiatls manner. |Our prices for tine be . Propi 0 ie foun’ as reasonable as inconsigts OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE, W tnuntos-ay-re With first-class work and best materiale, ‘Wenertora, eReS Spring Lak Hlpnerations pertaining to var orofowsion. Fine galt NTIC CITY, ¥. J. Open from Inge artificial veoth on old, placina, rab herhulbeets mmy2-3m rubberlined with old. Extracting withoat pain. £0860 ____ MA. & HLS. wIENoR, | = eo = 455-1m LAZORTAINE, RENTUcRY Avi TLANTIO SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. DE SIABE PARSONS. COR. OTH City. near the beach; everything new and frst- a ‘Aiocal anesthetic used on the ums to class neo . TLANTIC HOTEL, in extracting is exna'lent for those who cannot taks Sy7-lgm . 8. G Under See x PAGE of U. gay With safety. Filling a specialty. such as will eive MOSTEREY HOTEL, ATLANTICCITY. Senate restanrant. Washington, D.C. © | Acireseut location swetta yearye ene oe Camel. q ond’ of New York The Atlantic Hotel, owsied by the Sigapuxent Beach | : = ‘Cool situation; all comforts, ex Company, wil oven for wueste on Juke Bs, complete INFIRMARY_TE a % & inaverytlitny, ‘New furnitare, sliver Ware, linen. as | ete - : STIC CITY. NF. ONE | Wellaw verfect drainare and sewerage. also slockrie ‘ ake Tots tao eee Weak: B00 PORE | lightandelevator. ‘The company havea mew stents | launch on Sinepuxent bay; ale sail and rowboats, except Sunday mits Cprotine ave, : as cumntorte re WM. TAYLOR, | Splendid Oshing and boating. witn the finost bathing | October ¥ to June: ¢ zm nal Sa: | gh the Atlantic ocean. For furtes inform NTAL INFIRMARY-NATIONAL -USICER foot of New York ave. . Atl Manager Atlantic Hotel pg 8 Le ES $10,812 'tad Vi per week.“ R&S HALL, OCEAN CITY, { fete. fre nas al kad ‘ 'T. Sit n ‘Attanth oe July 16. Terins, 82 per day ait Deean end Delaware ave., Atlantic Cit week ‘Opens June 18. $2 108330 per any wou per | "Sy16-1m JAMES Z. POWELL, Proprietor. MEDICAL. &c. woek Ueto-nsiul "WO8Ra NOSTTON | Paust-crAss yoaR, “ —| — ‘HE CHALFONTE, ‘7 PER WEEK. T ATLANTIC CITY MRS. D* ©. J. CARLETON, _Jy2-1m* ON THE OCEAN FRONT. 507 12th st nw. Descriptive tIlustrated booklet mailed frex, HOTEL HENLOPEN, Graduated London. England, 1883; New York, 1879. Son water bathe in the house, CAPE HENLOPEN cfr, _myaeam £. ROBERTS & SONS. will reopen Satuntay, J Biadder and Kidney Aflments, Acute or Chronic “ NTAL, ATLANTIC AVENUE, Take the 2:01 p.m. train, Arrive wt p.m, Blood or Skin Diseases, Nerve Ex- ‘ean _Yiow froin every roum" | Write for circulars, baustion, Nervous Deilit Howe comfort. Electric cars to the hvuse. ALBERT “ as . v- F Tr ‘Rhode island and Atlantle avenues oe BURTON. Mananec. SKILL SUCCESS. Je13-co2m NOLTON'S POINT, | MD. NOW OPEN. NEAK HE EDGEWATER pectracemasente On; hdge new _mansrenent Hous: 9102, 408; T IC CITY. a fee outing: table unsure Cover present mianiesinent ten year. feena astwat Consultation free. 8-}in _ayo-h PARKINSON. | RENTOCKY AVE. ATLANTIC | S TEASGEES, TARE NOTICE—DRS. BROTHERS See ointine: SS and Gray treat all diseases. No cure, no pay. Only fon; vuodera ‘convenience, Open atl He extabltshed! advertising phyeiotans in this city. Petab- Th my! | GEO. BOURER, Owner: and tro: | 1abed49 yeara “O00 st... Tron HY, FLORIDA. rae = Vs-ecta | PR, MULLER, 1027 97H ST. N.W.. TREATS ALL fle ave. near Tennessee, Atlantic 5 chronic affections of the eye. ity. Sisowsen. throat, ta | Teagan liver. Kidneys and ‘merous ‘omce ogra, d nase i aT to aud 4 to? pn. peas HE GLENDALE, yi PRINGS, ‘SULT THE ONLY UROSCOPIAN PHYST- Tr ee a acstsave ateatnyies | 2 — Coxamn in Wankin@on bre, BROTHERS sag GRA: JD FE ro prone ea my GS BEDFORD, PA. near forty-five years at 905 B sts. w."We have re: AREER ISN AMES) egy oantsnindr wwemonr | Lane Se saeaahinting Memes HE HOMELIRY. aegpee z urinary deposits.” We will descrive vour dieense gs HOTEL. TRAYMORE. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. symptoms without asking a question by the first urine Je calebrated resort for Wasiirton's ot L. B. por’ Sire Het, Notre seems reece resort for Was ns ete, empe- which the hi iy are subject dy spepals,. con cially the nervous and overwor! 5 = ies, actofula, rheumatinua. bee myieka W. W. GREENE & co. | (7 sent AMPABIBE CO W.VA. ue aero diseases, diseases of the skins fuse: LESIDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Springs celebrated wacerine place offers to all | Somsch. Kidness. 8 a feot fromm ocean. out of health, thos: broken , SINY. $8.10 814 por week, and overwork or thos: in search of utovely | I) spomorhal Nor Nuaenene ea Fone Oe at eee Gunner home for solid comfort and | ye for Nervous Debit a. seth ere ee ene, Prope Exhaustion, Paralysis and that ae a Jo wa 0m -H. SALE, Propriotor. _ | ure weak, miserable; lethargic, sloolyy, lack of amit. TLANTIC CITY, N. J. CARROLL SPRINGS HOMEOPATHIC SANITA- Heplan nwt there la no remedy octal totale ordet ON THE BEACH, 2 rium for invalids and convalescents, nine ini) Tthas been in use {or near forty-Ave yoars in this city. {318-26¢ CHAM! from Washington, Reopens May 1. Offers the advan. | _ Laboratory, 906 Bast. « Jezel =a of a he oration, unsury Water and careful treftment. For particul: ao, i WRIGHT. M. D., Forest Glen. Ma" PROFESSIONAL. co | erin, Z series = Ss ‘ = MAN & CO_ — OF. 6 z iPHE MANSION, ATLANTIC cry. JOUPAN WHITE suLPUUE spmings, FnED. | PEavcrtiue ciarvoyant apoio and eo SP aettik Ce, Va, will be open 13th of Jape, IN@e. | ahig city, ae ; Prophetic. «ift of ‘secon: pas ine fo and from Baltimore | sight itev den ‘mysteries, ‘recovers fost’ Largest hotel. Open all the year. gpd Washington fem iniutea drive Spon railroad millon property. eines ‘scrarated, Cooter, ‘Sases Orchestra from June to October. iy5- : famaly troables,evil induences,” Stranrers trom otlst "amp, stators of z Cy ant Ee naire ta Teettmoaiale, : e . HARPER'S F] Ry. +. Ladies rarer iin sccaechtandtone nih Pv ee Se leasant ? He mi ee , Proprietrese. Gay 30-Sm | smoke, and yet, you don’t like the smell of his tobacco. You can W Kee nator gee Muenagueehe Pier, (Open tor drive him away to his club—out of just such things come misery, falar Referens, Heed. teks =, unl and divorce, The trouble is that he uses poor Sehneten. BCR: WALL, Frog. _yapsee NTIC CITY, XN. J. | QurF HousK, LRTON HOTED, e Papen poem Sreteet AIEVELEARE By cee | Ae me nraaht ato ROCERRSBAR 0. | Sesoetaees en ap yandred verde rom ocean’ Sisieomay omnoe. | fn a Ngai prmasitoah vader Rae. eee | ~ | Drawine. | oftattion . | trated annual annor STinforma- Ft Exprem, 7.50 am. week Aaya, ton rae BARA A SERSCER é 18S BALCH'S CIVIL wae | Mise, Barone, Ser Nat Prepared eu" ~ IN WASHINGTON = > GTON. | Peicuxoy ® BATT NOAD co OME, SCHOOL TOR GIRLS wits - RECT Piet ARERR Ra ELE Iageoe. ply a Bohelule in ot J O61 LAUKR O TALBOTS, O97 Powe. How: | ay oad Iegs pn Peanayi vente Pemeg | Burn MiCaliock, Prof. Simon News ited Fs st Se oa Se | Tikxtoa muscles Teer hao. TSEee | Pee sy IN. | for yrenent Tribe Teer, os sentmee Or a isgisim ROCK NON, Va. Pact Wert se tory rand opr Lie yn Pallnuan Sinn) ~ Satta inen Sener gm te Mz. Verxox Srsrxary, Sleeper tc Rep Orinats via Montro-ery ant is vie en Te sad hiss * Sofat Greenusinn wth Sianper for : WASHINGTON, D.C., ro Dally for Warrenton and Orange anit 2 Bin Saye Front Roseland ‘Mitasture aa DARDING AND DAY SCHOOL " ¥ » vate Paty ca TFN Akh nor FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLR GIRLS. Era Rvtgrine are poager,, Diving, Ferter. eitn oper Eighteenth year opens OCTOBER 4, 1802. ‘2 New batldings perfectly equipped for health and nd } x comfort. af, * Rais Steam beat, pamonger elevator, perfect sanitation pee: ~~ Special advantages im Literature, Modern Languages gaa Se a é ana Musto. aay Fo Toros For circulars apply to the principal, top, 2) 08 aim. and “Tickets. Biespine | Mre ELIZABETH 3. somERE —— 6s ton 8. BROWN, General Acont Pacsonewr Dep ) _&o Feiatasemsc ee | sas | CHFSAPEAKE AND onto RAILWay. 4 ARUISSTROCTION. THE GREATEST OPFOR ccmanunie m1 eltithe one RY INSTROCTION THF GREAT LE IN EPPROT IONE 10, ys deieuers,dnsorators 0: prajuw to learutodres avi gAtMgea’ dally fron sion weation Want » Paint perfectly: test and cheanest. Cy vas! is. oe _ ast complete Soll Train rts outs. Pe 1010 85.00). The texcber, IR had tweive medals aud stad: the most selebratel ‘svtits | traits to order fro: ae | GUMMER COURSE OF STUDY_ELEMENTARY Ss oradvanced. Private lemons at povil’s residence ti inte, Lax inetion Mf desi Fxoerien-ed and sacceasfni Uni- a eradnate. Prof. J., 1406 Hopkins place. | tyP2awim* 307 2.5 SW. —INTELIJGENT INSTR be 4 son by Mile. V. PROD HOMME on her rarid Iuethod for tearntne to speak and antorstand From: is 16. BO 'cians lessons, #6. x11 chm muna. av hy Be A ed ee Failterm boring Oct T1503 Qe. nw) tyTame | THE ORRA~ — ae PEGE ARNOLD MEYER. ORADUATE OF | To THE NoNTH HEAT ax oo * Leinzig, Tnstractions given th piano. voice - Be CREF TRACK SPIES DTD SPRY — and theory of music. Address 1114 te i EL Raita, MAGNIFICENT eh TeMENT J Webel pg PORSEh ete AND N Sty AC or ral cS rion ri: M4 Nill ‘Gmen Octrber L188 Ror cteculae waieene For Pitchary and the We B. PURVIS, Secretary, 1118 13th at JeL5tocl chr Fie ian eee . OOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 407 Haat Iumbueand Be Lovie. with, Parlor Car kee Ne ees daa | era re ea vn tt " Writ i. Office howre StF pu. whan Cle OLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ONCE La aves. bet Ath and Tek ges, wt OR CRNER AMC. Bein Tear tonse the phonograph ant tyoewriier. tay auickent fon for an officn svantion Comp en, ip, Ahortbend dia comet rian’ the phonocraph.. Tniividual instruction | Px-axrertanted teporters Thorageh tnatrn-tog 3 the Enelish business and civil service. coursse. Ws <jrain for samsiner montha” Seu for catsloese SGTON CONSERVATORY OF MiTATG, Obst. naw.: twenty-thinl yas". Piano, | organ, voice, violin, Aute, nomet. Ae. Pres advan: tarea to pupiis. 0.'B. BULLARD, Director. | NouWoon INerrrere — rosimaber to Pittabne. is si Kaus. Canantniens A BOARDING AND DAY scHoor, FoR YOUN “aan TADS ANB Der tee otkes YOON For Br nn . Nisvara’ Palla. > —f16-te = Wmaatty, sacar at with Biaogine MS AMY c. LEAVITT OF BOSTON. For Willamenort, Kenovoan’ Elmira, at 19.300. . 1322 L ST. N.W. roe" ts y PaT! PIANO AND HARMONY. Piper SDUCATE POR RrSTN) ‘4 THE SPENCERY : a Dates nw | sopeanter!” Teal. ‘Dey sad ovealne sections Sones! romiber yt wT and evoaing sessions, “Ssy5! f Practical Businees, Hchoul of Preparatary Eweiies hoot of Shortign Troewritin 7, ‘Srhoot of Mechanical Seah oe er 4 sie nmansht. central Tovation soecie | oom. Suevinos of aratuntes always ia open avery basiness day. Osll or send for new illus: FOR PRILADELPHTA 07 jonesafully for’ civil service. and census examinations. FPPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, oi Mamigcnront A NEAEBM. VA For boys. | The ffty-fourt! | 1892. “Exten | Lytstos OMY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ED | du tsnwood, Rock . Va, Mie 2024.38 p.m. tally : | er keitos Helesonet eee erga 7 8. 1802 soho 12 259 am, pono? the Shenandoah Valley raliroad, in the most taped fei bt ar hcwasay Store ea nae Tes to parents whowe Utainess Suties Brevent hourly supervision of thelt ax , Special attention paid to the ments\. ioral Secomplets festramoneal erate Board with saitionfe ‘pone Latta strumental tonsle, €180." Four trains from Washington. For parti at a lous PRINCI pice spr tothe PRINCIPAL hind clemuntry Seraduate tn acadcine course’ alee lorof science and-civil eneiners in technical courses. | (enersl Waxeir. tel} General Baton Acont, All expe including clothing ‘identals, = - - - Sree. ae Sir yuouth ay an average | BALTrrore Ann onto RaILROAD. ‘of outht “New cade's report an ‘SHLPP. Superintendent. Eqbodule tn effect May 22, 1897. * Leave Washinaton trom station rr at Now Toneey JOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND. For Northwost. Vawttoute: ' Ne as mee (open Rca a trite MUBER Fo! eee | waa esa yp tous ned Joona. | at For abure and Cleveland, express daily L133. XN ‘OUNT HOLLY, mand ®. 45 p.m. | AML Healthful. “befpful. homelike. Education | Fer ycton and Stannton, $19.49. m. | ys a los, Sarr Por and way stations. $5.29 po | (Princeton), Principat 9 a ete ST. GEORGE'S HALL FOR pts. Ross on morning train, sles SS sear Baltimore, Ma., Prot. J.C. on nigh train Prin.—Collere or schon reputation ; aia Sh He ack eR eek oe », 6.20. 6.59, «8.00, 122 Se PE Berger eis, Pana > aay BeRoOr 22, 30th ‘Principal. . Mrs. HP. LEFEBV) wiseken NEW wixnsoR 4% WIND=OR ALE Walaa at en was | grees. Also thorough FES orate eaeeae eee | GT. JOHN'S COL Ss Is, MD. St 3 LLEGE. ANNAPOLIS. MD. Excellent x THE £0 oo 910,08. Dinine Car) a.m. ar), GL 30 p.m. ong aly 00 o*clook 23m aa wri phlladsiphin, Wiimtueton and Chester, 8:09 » ramming | ve toot oe Fevrate ride lanting ameter ia Boe FEM: ARE WELT | Fer POhy. 10.0080} 12.00 no. Saadare 7PUaNELi as *Excepe ° ‘a. Bunter, *Dally. Sunder only. oes x. a EE roress train. PESRINGTON Gy, 3.) SEMINARY es br Onion frenster Ooo Peat) feiee firth geac Oban. ty TPs ave, ond at Sap, faction. Torane tnoerate, i “SHAS. 0 SOUT! eon tS eee Gon. Manteer tet en Pao Met shh Cat , complete it TAOS, HANLON: B.D” tor 88 years POTOMAC RIVER BOATS —- W 488 'So70x STEAMBOAT 09. “LIMITED. nage. | jet1tm CHARLES MeGLADE. ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL, Wie Sbe declared she would fully conquer *[ ue MARTE AND. NeW York Ave. Near THE M TES UaS AIRE Enon Wii thers have failed: Gouvinces tioet skepeioas am old woman if she died for it. beach; unobstructed ocean view: all the inodera, 8" RIDE FI ASHINGTON. Yortines oniy what he can do, ‘iden. ‘The next day the band, fearing arrest, left for | com yi aso 1,300 FEET ABOVE SPA LEVEL. HL JSaafacton aaraniond, “Stings oes =n Je gg —— Provera Me, ECESVESIEASRANATSS ARBRE | Shea chat Setlent S* ea ‘HE OSBORNE, RQ BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA.’ M ‘ME, PERRIN, HE TRUEST D&STT! Hungarian Band at Bay Ridge. T UNTAI eae 5 “—] Mireaaer of the ase. Information given with phe. Free coucerts daily. B. and O. trains 9:15 | Copper Pacific and Arkansas avenues, Atlantic City. MOUNTAIN HOUSE Chesson sPRINas, | Bomnal sccuracy pg Co ET = a.m., 1:30 p.m., 4:28 p.m.; Sundays, 9:35 am.,|°soim Mire. La ‘olin 152) Marion st. bet. Oth and 7 a 1:30p.m., 315 pam, $1 round trip.—det. | TH" SHIRLEY. ATLANTIC OrTy. rae Se ae ip Some oe METLLE ovis —_ ——-—— fA pans Every ipprowen WALL, Mi WILL OPEN JUNE 25. Min. Rip a cousaenti. gees “ ee _Manawer. _ a 3c. each Beare to 8 tebe ee eee ‘VERMONT WOUaE. ar HEY, Wea | Zorerour WHE BENT the Set ist and Soren Capital ata.” gyi tint Sunday night. He was refused admission, and. lag every reenact eee, cee ee pee eee P| MADAME, Pay NICURE AXD CEIROPO. Mullen fired a shot from a pistol at bim, killing | _J010-2m = J. TREE! OCK ENON SPRINGS Gist, TOS ISTE RE, Rote only hi 1 : fBT Re iSBROOKE INN. VENTNO} 3 AND MINERAL BATHS, BISTOOODS sombre ee ~ im instantly, CABRISERQOEE INK. NEXINOR. fp the Great North mountains, near Winchester, va. | DIST GOODS south of New York nate DI ‘hourl Pa ge hen | or Fon ify for 300 NO BAR: wood. wi Saatiathemetees: dm Haig: Meee simmer tm"Ste Se: |“ PTANOS AND ORGANS. ___ASBURY PARK,N.J. |” pple ree ein Si Wanmurow uve. | WRieaihtoh Ube A SEUTSGR a daa) shes ansjng wor Bases vrainbed nd pe —— | pure water. S BRENTANOR” 100s Peas: | © —_ =a ‘A SPORT PARKS, 3 Th Ma jet Su Trans repaired. LGA SES — patie Arpouapore, senone Te oa STERWAY, QusE GABLER Buroos Praxoe AMOTUTL be pee, | Ga ee Re TTg eS akiimantae cts HStAP Ls a aeet a SBURY PARK, N. J, THE ALBEM. THE PLACE tor Malth and soltd cgmjort, Bec wed ee | mae =a LE ee [ABSORY PARK, = MOUNTAIN view HOUSE, 8 00 FEET spore | ara q ute ia atneay| SE ET Ree S| ee epee, i — j BORO’, MD. 00) ; IM- 43. T. WORMLEY, Propristor, CHARLES TOWN, W. VA. ‘Modern tmprovements. Electric lightine. terry” whet ‘on MONDAY. Pt iinet aed een ao . RUE oF SMB Recpwtable youn men uaa °. PPTORDAY at 9:30 pum sige Seaniee AES jt 3a rates ‘trips to the picturesque Lower Pow © y, Ripper, ‘Gupera: Manazer MAND, W, “ ret antes ‘WEDN! and freight ao NX. MIDDAUGH, Agent. Priie LAKE nod WOSELEE. iyo . rive chert tent ee Fridave aud Suadare. GEORGE crery, SENDAY, Bot red emtiies Pace? ty the rose <i taal