Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1892, Page 7

THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1892. ska ? = meen spe miner = - a THE PENNSYLVANIA'S TRACKS. SCHOOL BOARD MEETING, ROWING ON SARATOGA LAKE. IRISH LEADERS MEET. SUMMER RESORTS. } SUMMER RESORTS. | RAILROADS. Some of the Details of the Plan — iness Transacted at the Called Session | The “Chippy” Crew From New York Win ‘Parneliites and Auti-Parnellites in Oonsul- ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEA-SIDE JERSEY COAST. RFVRw. ANVIL BAUROND OO. in Senater MeMillan's Bill | Yesterday Afternoon. the Senior Eights. , tation in Dublin, ATLANTIC sacdhsut Seca THE, She Hote altars, i A Re on an Tux Stan yesterday printed the main pro-| With the thermometer so high that it was Yesterday was oppressively bot at Saratoga. | The prominent members of the Parnellite | 4+ cae ~ : a Soke Ts = visious of the bill introduced in the Sonate yee- | practically out of eight, a water cooler full of | Many spectators witnessed the final heats in | party were present at the meeting of the drish anetie® i RES SPE vies _awisoa nnee § Tite, | Se A eee ee terday by Mr.MeMillan providing for the depres- lemonade with « big chank of ice in the center | the national regatta on the lake im the after- | National League held in Dublin yesterday snd DY ATLANTIC QTE. N. TSAREAN: | THECARLETON, SPRING LAKE X.9. o. | ton. Gupnecte st Menswas tor Front Riyal ead Sees sion of the tracks of the Pennsylvania railroad | ands good generous dipper and plenty of| noon, more in fact than saw the preliminary | a number of addresses were made. ah ons, gen ocosa, ad Pet fr nae | tenstago onan ‘ ye toneer, f pity mts at Tynchbane on Virginia and Maryland avenues and for | glasses is rather int Such was evi-| races of Tucsday. At2o'clocka wind sprang| Mr. Edmund Leamy eaid that the Parnellites terms “i oe s + Proprietor. _ | Morrell stations’ fend Wertern rallvont ana Kee cther changes to be wade by that company. dently the opinion of the members of the | up from the south and made a choppy sea, Ref- | who had been retarned to the house of commons Ho a as Eg | es aaigtings oat ai SplDeclile tretem Pualmar Sieeyes 80 hark The bill provides “that in depressing ite tracks | school board when they met yesterday after- | ereo Simson, however, was satisfied that the | in the late clections would not go to parliament J amy? CP FOR © 2 Lee hwonre, fs eenenienaeialins ae | ee, ane, & hereinbefore authorized through the city of noon. They found that Superintendent Powell | wutcr was sufficiently smooth for racing, and | ascaptious critics of any home rule scheme Zip from bathing crowns = | 7 a Washington the said railroad company is | had supplied that agreeable concoction. The | called out the senior single scullers,who were as | produced by Mr. Gladstone. They desired to | to Auiamta. ‘Onisene’ SEA-SIDE—NEW ENGLAN: | Hiestet = nis ee Ra ror | ETS GUSTAV A. KNOBLAUCH. # +e PAURA OG Tat 3 " hereby required to support the sides of the ex-| members entered into the discussion of it with | follows: five him fatr play, but no more then fair play. | FY ovEr Aig 1% N#AR-OWIO-AVE, | (PR ACADIAN, | kas RC A ae ve “tdan. Balter, Yarcmies, apd oranen, cavations thus made necessary by proper re-| the carnestness which is prompted by » stalwart | Edwin Hedley of Philadelphia, John J. Ryan| Mr. Edward Harrington aaid that Parnellites anit Be to per day: $9 Gis reel! | 1 rete bes Piety Royal Strastare b taining walls of stoae, and to protect the said thirst ‘Their enthusiasm was not in the least | of Toronto, John J. Berman of Cambridge, F. | hed beun defeated in the recent campaign by Vetet Meied peste? ra‘ddisa” oc dab or tant | Tiina ik ee tae aro, OER excavations by building the side walle to @ abated when they learned from actual expe- | H. Thompson of Toronto. Wm. Caffery of Bos- | the forces of conspiracy and lying intrigue. A | _*?!- ECAR vig AND ani coast. Excellent opportanition Tor eatiny ca hake | OU Esernt eight of theee fect above the grade of the | rieuce that it was straight lemonade and that | ton, Fred Hawkins of New York and C, E. Bul-| promising thing for them, however, was that Bolas utreet in which the excavation it made and by | the tntegrity of this poptflar drink hed not been | ger of Albany. Ryan, who last week won the | they had tho support of the young men of the depot. trarme moderate the erection of an iron railing thereon. tampered with in any respect. The meeting | championship of Cs | country. n0-ten, Breprteter. “That in order to enable the changes, revi- | was called for 3 o'clock, but it was nearly 4 be- | in 10. ry Hi Mr, William Redmond held hg fed boas apm mt age Sr Seater ok ee | Se ROCK ENON, VA. ACADIAN HOTEL 00. Proprieter. | r, WALKER, Manacer. votive sa | My Verwox Srsmany. Tat Dally or all prin ipa! mmnessomth om whey Pe ia provements to be made in the said | fore President d the board ‘to | scullers Caffrey, Hawkins, | must be compelled to concede hi aagement: ISCELLANEOTS. CORNER M AND 11TH STREETS X. W., “a, tion to Wt ratlrond st hereinbefore prescribed the Com-| order. The entire hour wos aveted exclusively | 5 and Thompson. Ireland, If necessary to gain this end the f oe pew, | CONGRFSS HALL. OCRAN CITY, MD. WILL i ON MACH RST ON ek onto pty et missiouers of the Dutrict of Columbia nre | tu lemoxade discussion, but that cooling drink | _ In the Junior si were James Coughlin of | country must be run into a general election | _2! : —} | $2 pen duly 26. » BL per day ; $10 and WASHINGTON, D.C, eave, mgton ot O 1am. 4 ASp om Antler hereby authorized to onke the nocesmry | served to keep the members molst and recon- | Brooklyn and: W. F. Cady of New York, H. T. every six months, The policy of the Parnell- RINE SIOK. PAOLFIC AVE. Sy i6- JAMES Seer ge ercemt Munday Btn arrive arrangement and to enter inte the necesury | ciled them somewhat to the prevailing tempera- | Seaton of Newark, H. C. ton of Provi- | ites, he declared, was to get as much ae they Between He " 7aetoLaae Soa BOARDING amp Day SomOCL Soatracts wick the said Pal!'more and Potomac | tare. dence, James Harley of Toronto, Peter Tebs- | could from both, the conservatives and the ib- it tie | F OPEL WEEK sox Railroad © , i ina ney ny and A. W. Bens; 0) re ion of voting in ‘PACIFIC_AVE. NEAR - teatees Gaeerbacr erase caer | ig sepreaaresr gp hay _ won in 11.25, Cady vecond in 11.40. lament ‘be said. that they must follow the orth Carel aacORy: Foreeieesaites | 21m" > clonal Beachy Va FOR YOUNG LADIPS AND LITTLE GIRLS. ert jo change the gr! ma From the standpoint of the teachers this | “i the Ji Philadel- | [dependent policy laid down by Mr. Parnell, Brunswick Moet iO Urol st Beiteieline Aina | FLOTEL BENLOPEN, Richteenth year opens OCTOBER 4, 1802. P08 9. me and 9 30 pm cacent Sa meeting was the most important of the entire | phia; Cady and Delancy of the Nonpareiis, | "A foccting ‘of ‘tho Irish, federation, was aso | 2am as; Da ori aT CAPE HENLOPEN CITY, Rehototh. Tel. rnished at fice: 220" Fenmoyiveuts ate and "Sh Plans, aud the raid cowpany | year, as the board acted upon the appointments | New York; the Lane brothers of the Atalanas, | held yesterday. Mr. Michael Davitt mute we H pet al ; . wt svepeunabesiey, Dare ae amie New buildings perfectly equipped for health and | rites Sistoe: fesuarivae kato wane quired to io the work hereinauthor- of teachers for the coming school year. Some | New York, and Standish and Lyon of Detroit | address, in which he said that every member of water iued to the satisfection and azproval the 00 teachers were appointed. Most of them | contested in the pair-oared race. The Detroits | the y would remain glned to his seat in| _fe2-6m Conmissionors aforesaid, and the said Commis- | were reappointments, as a glance at the livt | collided with the Ni vonperete knocking a hole in ae nt every moment that the interests of Ht ne ‘oraan Take the 2:01 p.m. train. Arrive at 8 p.m. comfort. 5 for . EDIAO! ihc'and Michigan aves., near the peach OS earutemnscameare me WALTER BURTON. wf ‘Steam heat, passenger elevator, perfect sanitation. stoners are authorized ts exercise such super-| whieh iv printed in enother column will show. | their bow and com Cady and Delaney to | mired. wien: dualteny Gracpuatete pith tee Spectal advantages in Literature, Modern Languages Al E ke ‘bien over the sume as tany be neceeury to sc-| Other ionttere af business were attended ta. | take refuge in the judge's craft. Standish and | with victory written on thelr han- celignt ant aD eae SOHN i COURE yaeat: rk (CRPSAPEAKE AXD ONTO RatLWway, cure the proper construction and maintenance | A communication from C. M. Lacy Sites to the | Lyon won in 10.49; Fona second in 10.55, and | ners and were confident of the eventual of home | “dis-ease bch opnege Geegeenoe hn cottages. facing | and Mus SCHEDULE 18 EFFECT JUNE 14, 1892 of the said work. Commissioners war read asking that the build- | Atalanta about a length behind. rule for Ireland. He said he did not believ Spi Passod. Rates, $1, @1. 25, §1-50,per as For circulars apply to the princtpal, Pthand B: res Saas a STHEETS AND czostiXG* To ne vacatep. | ing of the Eastern High School be not used for | ihe double seul race brought out Park and | that the inembers of the labor party who bad = BS Ph , P, = | e. sinhnein, a iy pee sleeping quarters for the G. A. R. veterans. It | Hedley of Philadelphie, Quinn and Freith of | been elected to the house of eommons would | jy1. : __ | TP HE PRINCESS ANE a momtentant inset sormpions Sal Foda te, That in erder to enchic the said railroad | \ St cdcred to be returned favorably indoreed, | Brooklyn, Henderson and Case of Chicago and | oppose Mr, Gladstone. SEL GE : 3 The ivenens Vissieis Pree eet latines wees seid jj | Seemann tame company to carry tate effect the purposes | with the ndded recommendation suggested by | the O"Donoghues of Nowburg. The finish line "Bim Healy anid ho calculated that the ex 01 .. Finest and safest surf bathingon the [IVENING BCHOOL OF PRACTICAL BUSINESS” mg: pod. ain teke nowt hereinbefore recited the follewing streets and | My. Darlington that all the High School build-| was crossed thus: Park and 'Y, 9.52; Quinn | penses of the Parnellites in the recent elections 3 Terms r day 817-b0te | Ky aang 8C8 ough and practical vonresin en with 3 are hereby vacated in the rad eity of ings be reserved from this use. and Freith, 9.54. amounted to £11,000, and in the incoming par-| _¥> ber pb: ral a writ peed dictation fur @7 SAR SSPaY Gallatin oe cellsacvice ceutnettota q D ST. N.W_INTELLIGENT INSTRUC. | 307 Rugby tie, ¥ PRED HOMIE on ber revi Cincloanel She ay stop for learning to speak and understand French, | Jay at Cipelanati at 12 private lessons. @16. 20 class lewsons, #8. jyL-im* | Loulevitled.5 875 per ” e: 8 leave Norfolk 7 and 0-30 a. m., 12-30, 3:30, f 2 where New J Everybody looked for wretched steering by | liament the Parnellites would be steered by the ON THE BEACH, MARYLAND AVE- | 5 “Gap and 7-0 p- a see pile aap ee Serer pba fomalernt ane rate a the junior four and there was no dieappoin¢- | hands that furnished that money Be, acre 0 ag moet 8 & CRITTEND| oe futvoul neat Virginia avenue, | 4 Tequest from H. Barton, chairman of the! ment. Crews were entered by the. following Continuing, Mr. Healy said that Rockfort fable Arsvciase, “GW RENDIICR | _JeO-tu,th&sot ___ Peep Jet street southwest and E street southwost | Citizens’ executive committee of Brookland, | clul Tustitute, Newark; Ariel, Baltimore; | Maguire, for whom the Parnellites bad found a | @2to@3 per day. 10 to $18 per week. Jo4-3m ‘thee: Ohne anata Oe railroad, $d rtreet | was read asking that access to the bell in the | Astoria, Now York, and Atlanta, New York. | seat in Gare, was a pall of the Duke of Aber-| [JOTEL ORIENTAL, v % ‘Ocean end of Vireinia ave. Atlantic City.N.J. | JJEDFORD SPKINGS, ISS FRANCES MARTING ENGLISH AND | “S'™ sac ; nthe north side of the said rail- | achool building there be given to someresponai-| The Aricls won cally, in 9.40. “Astoria shell | corn and the torion. He (Healy) regarded Ma- | EL” Gras and of ireinia ay ft " B' MiSs Frances Tis a £00 fm. tally —Fxprems tor Gorlonerilia. Cher Foud to" the north ouse tine. of E xtreet, Vit-| be eitisen, so that the bell can be ‘used th ense | sank within a short distance from the’ finish | (ire ss tho Parnellitor’ paymaster, and said Suan Feb. TO KLEE. Me OPPENHETMER, BEDFORD. Pa. Fall terms begins Oo TTY st ae The | ottenlle” Richimond.Waynesters®.Shamiton Set Inia aventie on the north side of said railroad | of « fire to sound an alarm. This communica- | ftom injuries received in the collision at the | that ire would practically be the .diotator | _fel5-im 3) 5 “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERIOA” ARNOLD W. MEYER. GRADUATE OF | 5, anys Bone ween 434 nnd 7th xtreets, D street xouth- | tion was referred to the committee on build. | turn. ine Seamonites. | On the eve of the eleo- | FAOTE!, STICKNEY. ATLANTIC. ITY, 300 Instructions given fa plano, votes eal. | Shiagd lat) Feu ar. west between diy and 6th ‘streate and B ings. A petition was read. from Samuel Brighi | | Much interest was centered in thesonior fonr- | tions, he said, the McCarthyitos were almost on- | HH ‘eat ira ocean, Rentacky ave. #9 83 50 her ‘cory of mitts "Larose “Hite” ith gt | Pessoa so Aeouk wee week. Every HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22 : ‘1 hers, reed by Senator Shermaur, re- | oared in which were ontered tho Pair- | tirely without funds, and when he (Healy) drew | 47j#9,t0 814 per week. Every convenfones. * vor ith and 7th streets, | and Jo 3] 7. | oared race, in wi y ut 4 ry | 6a 8? convertonca : : souk aut team coon ohhaen: Maproccen Ue com povliewenp tyne ly doer ‘Pulling, Sd” and | mounts of Philadelphia, the Wrandottes of | a check for £88 for expense he had to wek the | Hom utiKeTOS my16-4m LB. DOTY, Mtanarer._ pt so far as the foot briiges for the | (+ streets northeast, be used for white children | Michigan, the Argonauts of Toronto, the Ata- UNIVERSITY, MEDIC Ae. ture and OwaRI ni Al, DEPART. 1 departments 2 wy PENNSYLVANIA Rone | A —— e check fora fow days, eae Cerox FE prima WOU RT ek PERT AND Sarre secommodation of passenger tratic hereinbe | instead of colored, on the ground that com-_ lantas Soon York, the Modoce ‘> ut within ten days the —— eahrn d END OF KENTUCKY AVE. ne. -i- E- + __ieiMtoct” | STEEL RAL fore referred to ure concerned; Maryland avenue paratively few of the latter live in the vicinity ; 0d the Wolverines of Detroit. Modoes £10,000 from America and Australia, and it ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. out of health, those broken down from | \{TOOS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 407 FAST between 12th and 14th streots, the railroad | b¢ the school ‘Referred to Trustees ‘Wholpley | and Wyandottes made a dead heat of it in 4.03. | should be remembered that if home rule was . and rorwork or thos "in 'svarca of lovely | Capttol =. ‘all copenes, and company beizg required in lieu thereof to pur-| and Cornish, * | The Argonauts and Atalanta crews fouled close | obtained with the aid of the Irish party the lat- x M.A. & HS. MILNOR._ Baths, Pleasure, eee (OF SOG comfort and | seostons. _Retoced ates, 5 Bard dictation cinsses. chece the Dececsnry property and widen D | "A comumusication was also reed, signed by | tothe finish, Fairmount fifth and Wolverine | ter would have been non-existent from inability KRRTUCKY AVE. ATEANTIO| settits “8 ww. SALP, Proprietor. COW BIA GOLEERE oY COURS street thirty feet on the south side thereof number of citizens, stating that there in no | lst. sei tile tet ee put | 20Ay, sheriffs’ fees, except for the welcome ving Rew and Gest JORD:N WHITE SULP@CR SPRINGS, Frey Oe pga ana gees aw. between 12th and 14th streets. 13th and 13'¢ manual school in the vicinity for the children |, It was growing _s afternoon, - financial support from America and Australia. y 0. 8. WRIGHT. _ Thre dns EAE BS FN SRG K.URNER, AML. C.F. Prin. “ streets between D and E streets southwest, and uttending the schools in the Mount Pleasgnt, | the referee decided to send off the junior an Sp . land Waahizeton Ten minutes" drive fia raiirond | qiietra te eaat thas one eS that G street southeast uzd H street southeast, Brightwood and Monroe buildings. and asking | *enior eights. In the former the Everette of | Meeting of Paper Makers, Mation (o hotel. Write for purpllets and terme.” | Somrae. $10. Shorthand ‘Acgations oy comment where they cross the said ralbroed. are hereby that suck a school be opened in the Monree — ~ by a megncenig hse hogy nec ‘The fifteenth annual meeting of the Ameri. Me wey ewnivax ue a2 JORDAN. Fip._ | jeadorsand the phonograph. individ tea ot ‘enters stricken from the city plan of Washington. building and aleo a cooking school. Referre . Se et ‘nts, | can Paper Makers’ Ascociation was held yester. VILLA, ATEANTT ) EREY SPRINGS the Egelish badness aud civil service conrena. Ro. Clune ‘hat the cost of the entire work shown upon to the committee on mantal training. ico however, [ant nie ymca dey ic i ell room of, ini Genoa Uniow Bia Tans RC dae be SoMeEDE Shout Wing Norox. tor summer months Sond for catslorae. ening the plaus and profiles hereto annexed, so faras The request of Abraham L. Smith. a teacher, | Time— eretts. 9.054; Daun “ag 1. as seme hain nor South Carolina ava, : home co tO FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL a ae a - Seen Tee boeken ee ceemaraiion, of | asking for @ certificate of « higher grade, was| | The most exciting event of the dey was re-|at Saratoga. ‘There were 250 membervin at-| an ond FORCIROULARS Ax RatPa appness | WAS ws tweety ned oper. “Peso, abutments for bridges and of the bridges be- | granted. |perved! jor the ae Sehtence oy tendance, representing the leading paper firms EVE ¥ i M.A. EHS MILNOR PROPRIETORS. | orvan’ es 4 tween said abutments, and any work upon the | ewan Aik aneaaaenanoul | Athletics of New York, known as the “‘Chip- | cf ehe Cnited States, aot New York wve, Ath errs; | jenn x | N 2 viol DE WEDGE SUMMIT, PA | fare OF. BULLARD, Director, mayan? 9 4 ‘1-lm? sixtycaix feet covered ‘by ite right of war ete | Leaves of absence were granted to Saide E, | Piet” the Mauhattans ‘of New York and the gy-ita concerned, shall be borne entirely by the said tas of Boston rowed. The Chippies were | It was decided to hold the next meeting in TAIN HOt Simons and Edith L. Swartwort too fast for their opponents and amid the | Chieago, the date to be fixed by the executive rer brag ey ncars an a NOT. FOR YOUNG emai Bal imore and Potomac Railroad ( y, but o fast for ir nents and ar e | a Y ni . Ou the summit of the Allerheny Mountains, x 4, 1 ania, Slew eta te en samen approaches to the | Applications for positions from the following | cheers of the apectatorsiand the whistles of the | COUncH.” Hesolutions were adopted divapprov- “fine Penna: Wt ft. “Ail Pains stop. LADS AnD Lrerie otRes im $ . : ing of the proposed disinfection of pal Pee eeiechiteassia enki cea bridges are concerned, or any work beyond ite | were received and referred: Mary A. Zikel | steam craft they crossed the line victors in 7.55, | i Geiss ro. WILL OPI ows right of wax. the work necessary to be| as teacher of music, Josephine C. Heard as | With « lead of uot over fifty fect. The referee | the government. st having been shown that no Sea,water baths in the hours, For creulare Ra inform ating 9 done and all damages arising from the change | teacher of singing, Julia B. Stromberger as | Shnounces that the senior four-oared dead heat | tou'agious discasos have over beon brought inte | _my:s.23m —_®_ROBEBTS 8 0) Wat he Bost, fanria ©: vf the grades of the streets or otherwise shall teacher of music and M. L. Naylor as sewing | #4 the pair-oared race will be rowed today. lege eee tar recs Mipsis pee Bethy | [BE EDGEWATER, =e een —— jenabria Oo.. Be. _ bo horas Dy the District of Columbia, | teaches Tt wasaday of record smashing and boat sobsinagh pte pe Rok EXON SPRINGS Mere DT Sa wene, ae Barca ass. LEAVITT OF BOSTON, am, chester daily. for Ws 1222 L ST. N.W. excant” Saturtay. 9. To BE PURCHASED Br THE uartnoar. _|_The resignation of Chas. H. Faulkeras teacher | Stshing yesterday and it was a day that proved | Sct authorizing nk comes eae i paseny " Y PIANO AND HARMONY. oon iyetom to © tl f the Torrey _ = In the Groat North mountains, near Winchester. Va. 0 care, Patien “That the said Balti 1 Potomac Rail- | of manual training in the High School, of Miss that the aystem of having ruces with a turn | and urging the == — i E EERTOS KEN e., ATLANTIG | Cararity for 00. coowts. SO"BAR. Zoe tay scot a ante i Company is hereby anthorized tn order | FH. Blair and JW. Saunders as teachers were Must be abolished. There was no less eto id Z os N; 2qunar beach. Appointruchts Brstcclan | bowling allare: late swimiuing bool tue baths: PENCER COLLEGE. haror -~. Hpelomege gency reed Company is -hereby suthorizod, in order | 2-05 ph bad fouls and eleven oaremien struggling in # —————+ + —__ Inodera ‘eonvenisuoe, Open ail | livery. te. Bae. th | Por ifiliarvort, Renew entre, to carry into effect the improvements aforesaid, | ““The report of the committee on text books | Water at different times. In addition to this| May Withdraw From tho Association. aR LS Si Sa eee ee Beptombert TH. Bay ant ovenins aa 4 rot Petts vin ae to purchase the following properties, use the | was subwitted and it was stated by President | misfortune the water for all of the first lot of | A Knoxville special saya: The East Tennesseo| REI PRIOR co ae gaacas whims A. S PRATT, Proprictor of Pras Shoot at . | EAN ange Senay t Am. Me : fame for railroad purposes, construct the neces- | Mitchell that the only change of consequence | Tce was choppy and the wind strong enough | Virginie and Georgia railway management is Sati ee? Piro sO cateas ee fame Paes LCT sary tracks thereto ard thereon and make the | recommended by the report was the substitu- | t© blow pie cozeenen, out of a4 course, hs jcousidering the advisability of withdrawing aon TES J. ECKERT. | WYINDS IN bev v “ Siete : it : ‘322° | roome. of eradiuntes s/waye in | “CONGRESS: F ty itis reported that | “Homelfke and wend atte i E = det2m_| open overs business day. Call or send for mow illus: | RESTON AT, LIMITED, southwest and Marrland avenue and between | read, like a mirror. A big crowd witnessed the races the lines will be withdrawn, : ae CRO TER Re Sess | atedannual announcement, containing all | WHR Dinter Gor trop Da ttnore ter New Wark 6th street and a lins drawn parallel therewith | - and the delay in starting, nearly two hours, was | [ae HOMELINN— — as L Se, a4 Phaser is werk Te oat 250 feet wost thoreof. and the. whole of blocks | henselae bea onca bitterly commented on. “The last race of the | WOTRT, TRAYMORE. a. ra Givi, spavion € Siieetstatlon, Philadelpinia, tor Bros urostsee 463, 463 south and 495. That if the said Balti-| _Dr- Sbadd offered an amendment to the rules | day was the event of the program and the The celebrated se aptie Oty, Hed | ria summer resort, . palow TOR PHILADELPATA ONLY. moreand Potomac Hailroad Company cannot | in regard to the appointment of substitute | record of eight winutes for senior cights, mile | cing Seater es aaa tore ARTORN atte, eae : rel iv for’ civil service, xpress, 7.50 a.m. week days, sod 3.43 9. with the owner or owners for the pur-/ teachers, which was referred to the committee | aud a half straightaway, was smashed and | myt4on WW. ‘=| Thores census examinations. Sat - | peat. use or occupation of the land aforesaid om rules. The amendment proposes that sub- | beaten by five seconds by the Chippie” crew. | pay 1 E ‘4 — — = = : : LERIDE, ATT, Pace i " j 5 5 spams may be acquired by the said company | stitutes be selected from & Het of persons | Howover. it must be sald that ver ae | i hea rh and solid como. . oF 2], ner provided by sceti to 663, | recommen of, ous gre rowed at one and a half miles in eig Su oferat Fe ; Sean tuchetve;lof the Eetioed Siatetes ratte Peoked Be ae Deere amie cal trustees and ap-| "the entries were: New York Athletic. Club, zs seaweeds Tersat tie Star otce. ¥."H. 'sHfA ‘prtstor. Fordieth voar bogine September 16. ? q ) NPPHE IRVINGTON, ~ | may Slte Lau erm | ACollege of high grade. Choice of courses for @e- to the District of Columbia. receive nlf the salary of tho regular teacher. | New York city; Manbatian Athletic Clab, ‘ Mecstas vin ag 000 FEET AnOT! ee coures te A PROVISION YOR THE FUTURE. Mr. Darlington remarked that he saw no reason | ¥rk: Malta Boat oe, a ~ ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3. ful nse: Jarae roots: good board saddle and drivin “That the said Baltimore and Potomac Rafl-| why the substitute ehould not receive the full |, Nyhem the word was given a fine start was Sian ‘y18.o0t ____ CHAMBERS & HOOPES._| fale JOWN A LANTZ Aurora, We Va, Jeioels road Compony is hereby authorized, whenever | P* bowers dations of the position were | siaites a close second. ‘The men in the Afi Lo, 5 ls ea M the growing traflic of the eastern part of the city : ia boat pulled the lon irty-six, ea “y “Alan Ca vain and Antictern | ef Washizgton shall require the abolition of| "ne Cos?4 then adjourn. never varying it for mile. ¥ : _Sy13-Lin Fw KIRK: Provrictor ings over the said railroad east | the Maltas dropped to the rear and the M: { ([B# MANstow, ArLaNtic WWORMIED's Ins, - ™ a T ~ DISCOVERED BY ACCIDENT. hattans had a half length lead on the Athictics. | 7 Pull courer in each h th je crossings between the suid | Sint aE ‘The work of both crews was perfect. There | 4 ¢ Largest hotel. Open all the year. 3. T. WORMLEY, Proprietor, ieee Aing therpach ccopanateny qzhesis. and 4S p.m dee bp een 2 oper An Attempt to Llow Up the Carnegie Mil had been no splashing, the water was like gluse, | Br 2 Orchestra from June to Octobar. CHARLES TOWN, W. VA. ‘X'MOD.D. Pree tent New Windeor r in Pittsburg. ud the oars went in and out quickly and nel upon the sate gereral plan us Inid down iu au a qu ay this bill. the cost of the ani improvement and | The Pittsburg police are keeping a strict | prettily. The Yale stroke of the “Chippies ana 1159 ontete Binder 33 revision to be borne in like mani:er by the rail- | lookout for anarchists, Inspector McKelvey,who | Ws telling. At the mile and a quarter the nose iy eeotom CHARLES McGLADF. Modern improvements. Electric lighting. Every- | GT JOHNS COLLPGR. a3 THE MARYTAND. a WYORR AVE), NEAR THE | ¢ sue newly furnistiod. Cuisine snd servic fretless. Exvelicne Preparatory road Dy. #0 far ax its own right of way is a tendent of police. bas been es.,| Of the Athletic boat had the No. 1 man “ SSeS | conveniences; erected April, Lai." "ve mosera | Mesnificent view of Shenandosh valley and Bine| .» PESCAL Arar of that portion ow wabrripe dh. nrg spe eh areas nm @s-/ in the Manhattan boat. Inch by inch the Ath- ONE F. 8, OREM, vans NAY r 2 ‘on the Hamage arising | Pecially Vigieat and the busts of the snath- | Jetics crawled ahead, and cromsad the ine winner IN. ENJOY Se _Proprietor and Manager, “ "5 atu Address the Presileut, THOMAS F + Spelqaen ope by reason of the change of grade of | ists are being watehed day and night. y three-quarters of a leng! reakers ss |. serine eee ting. 7,435. m. Anite, petrcete the borne by the Deset' of Co- | Ato'closk yeaterday efternocs two anarch- | the fsccld for cighcared’ shale by Sve| Both the method and resulta when | Comer Pacitc and Arkansas avenzes, At! | BSNo" \ | Bieitine acitect fe Hee 2 whl aero m. week dara ot 18 cmbia, w provided in this act. | ints called at the police station to see Bauer. |%econds A ae Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleas. er aaa ATLANTIC cre sS8RO ban the fishin aes RES” Brookevithe, Mon ns ted copies of the plans | They were arrested and gave the names of Curl Indignant at Col. Streato: ant and refreshing to the tast .d ub Keuturky ave. near the Beach. — f SPtome B. 9. DEARSE: YORK MITITARY ACADEMY, See rection reterred to, tn the within oot shall | ont acgust Tireoph, bode! Allaghoes | acpetii eee tocar z ste, and | ise nowsh Sa? : NEW MOUNTAIN BODE Be ree nt AOE ea wx. Le tied with the engineer of public buildings Mateus aitiiae Wet eae ee petitionof great length, signed by many | actsgently yet promptly on the Kid. |_iyeum = TALL, Manager. Located on Pratt Hill farm, Blige Tider mountale. cd Wandin, 30 ee and groctis and with the Commissioners of the | There was ng iP persons. | people in Wilkesbarre, Pa., and the mining | neya,Liverand Bowela clea; the |T NEAR THE | gist Gide of Shenandoah river, Harpers Ferry. y8ectm so Dustziet of Columbia. | It was leared yesterday afternoon that an | valley, will be sent to Gov. Pattison tod: ask-| Dey’, is inses the ACT, AT 1G ‘ Slant besoperden Bot pee FACQUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, “ Congrers reserves the right to alter, amendor | attempt was made to blow up Carnegie’s lower | ing that Col. Streator, who caused Private | eystem effectually, dispels colda, “—t Gelber 240) Mrs Cassi,” | tobe SL,” Capactty of hote) tee hundred and Arty masiver Uk IAB. Ritgcaed Ge dhs Pyle angen -atgaton im R Woon. pe ei oats union mills in Pittsburg. During the tem-| Iamstobe strung up by the thumbs untilhe| headachesand fevers,and cureshab. | \7EHMONT Howse ATLANTIC ‘CITY, VER: | 2 : wap chron r porary absence of the engineers some one | was unconscious, be tried fora breach of the| itual constipation, Syrup of Figs is turned on the gas in the furnaces. It was only , peace. It further asks that he be given a trial | the only remedy of its kind A Twe Days’ Shooting Tournament P ro-| discovered by the merest accident and the gas | such as any other criminal would receive and if y. iy ever Jected—The Hot Weather—Notes. vens turned oft before there was an explocion. | fonnd guilty be punished. , produced, pleasing to the taste and sadract of The Evcatan At the time there were 144 men in the furnace | At the executive department at Harrisburg nese te ecarnie July 9, 1892, | department and many lives would have been | ix said that more corpondenes bar reacket | 8¢¢@Ptable to the stomach, prompt = mos i General Mausee>. 196171 Gensral Passeneve Agent ILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S PEKRY, W. V. miles from Washington. Superior bull . i % t ave., Dei 5 nue Weer Hecavices: emeatOntave., pear the ocean; opens June ‘1; first | rf 500 feet: full view from B. and O- cate | BALrowone awn ono nar Jelo-am 7 *Pect | scenery froin porticos unequaled, rood table B ATLROAD. —— uate 3. TREEN._ | “ryan ie or. . Schedule in effort May 22. 1897, CHMIPIROORE YS, MENTNGE. MP AOE | FJOPeT EAMIOK, Moma Care STERN MEARE, COERGE | tan wah Re gh ata Now tv rain » remue ana rains; mod paciour hos and | eceniae Soran seats an For Chicago and North wont. HASSE ei | SEAT G EE prec | PEE aieat ™ - lost. The imiscreant is not known. | the governor touching upon the Iams affair| in its action and truly beneficial in _ ASBURY PARK, N. J. __| KPoue H DPR In the orphans’ court sesterdny the following | “Knold, when questioned by Inspector MeKel- | than during the coke region and. Homestead its eflects, prepared only from the Sas NOW OPEN. Hatwellstaded laws, One mountain He particatars ap business was transueted: The last will and testa- | voy, admitted receiving letters from Herr Most. riots and Reading combine business. Hy EMAN : water, hot and coid baths, Dorticoes, fue scrn: ead | Lib. Pring ick, Md e ment of Catherine Soper. decased, was filed | He ‘said that Most's instructions were very | Women writers are particularly indignant | most healthy and agreeable sub- ape ee 130. — Hagerstown, ta. | PES ) SEMINARY FOR BOT! for probate. The will of Frederick A. Tschiff- | pointed, and that he had issued strict order to over Streator’s action, stances,its many excellent qualities “OCKWOOD | ARPER'S FE! K, | tactittics. thir year. is, deceased, was fled and admitted to pro. | lestroy all lettors written by him. This is the ——- +0 di land h aa | pAeatle den py — GAS earns vow | Feason the police have been tnable to got much| Head Cut in Two by a Circular Saw. commend it to all and have made ine Clerk. _ | lawns; fine views; excellent sable. Terms, $8 pr ee cee mine, oimtesten of Mites. | scldsccs aqubet ony of the men. ‘They bare| “Chactia Ueeyer not eke ctite chaient | it themoet pular remedy known. anne eo MS beth J. Holland, de 1, tid inventories of | uot the scratch of a pen from each other. Many |, ( “ “ae haa 7 Moc] QUNTAIN HOME COTTAGE (NEAR DEI ‘ . te . j at Chesterfield Court House, Va., yesterday. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c. and tation), on the Baltimoreand Ohio rall- | — a ere Ten! personal estate and lists of debts. | of them had circulars und anarchivtie literature, an hit in| $1 bottles by all leadi : ALB. WA’ Wit cutor of Solomon F, | bat nothing to commit any one. Knold is the | While engaged at a sawmill his head came in tles by all leading druggists, M Park oS oad, 01 ‘Deer Hotel. EV XN. ©, 1 ab : SBURY PARK. Ny Kidee a SS ERRIRETS BPR aL | A SEITE ORE Mie only one of the lot who is at all communicative | Contect with a running saw, wi split his! Any reliable druggist who may not ‘Within ons square dy8-Lin' Sept. ti ries of real ad and af times tells things that ave been valna- Kull wide open, killing him almost instantly. | ave it on hand will procure it | Provements: artesian Wir COTTAGE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA. - a mal property of deceased. Philip Stone. | bie te the . Bergman and Bauer are es-| oo “ « i aoe = ylew ver. Open for | ROCK. Administrator of J. L. Palliqn, deceased pond bea mamta they will not say | Gilbert and Grossmith's Collaboration. noice nanny one Ad atbberdied I gigetinae: SERRE, eee Fe i Benton” Sina re anything and scem determined Yo ‘puzzle the | Messrs. Gilbert and Grosmith’s new musical smocept any ee ‘30 $00, SRD Settiy toa | Wank 3c, | police as much as possible, anddo not eare what | comedy, the “Husty Wedding,” met with a di- hotel. Orchestra daily. $2.50 per a dean with them accept the services of any | Yetsiied reception on the occasion of ite intial CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SRT WRIGHT'S PROSE. Owners and Mancrs. | _—sMISCRELANEOUS. 26th dave of Au- waa ; | performance at the Criterion Theater. London, SAN FRANOIBOO, CAL, ; VICTORIA, FAMILY | | ONG POINT SENECA LAKE, N. e county clube ‘men | hevene rte eee rosie (0 conduct | Eat night. ‘The ploce conteing soveral catchy | COUISVILLE. KY. ew YORK, am a oat it, gesan | LAS gona Fao anlage the Soca | "San her organizations from Wad ‘Among the letters found in Bauer's posses- | sire, but the music taken altogether is not of the : ace, mntdl Sly MeuaRooD ae COW ster and other places sion when arrested were several from Luey | Pest; The book is far below, Gilbert's usual Coe. Hoge TALANTA HOTELL. ritheoecey snd foach Cope the brs aut vor by penton pee ball at Clopper's Tet mar of Philedelph Crier ae ee soe picuabieee sae ae suerte ing usp PHRF an, A... Prin. Pn e oF a per's Otto Hermann. o! lormann’s ee rates up to July 1, “Fie a » the club of that place atd the | jetter is most remarkable, He bewails the dest eee? WE Wied. ond Ba SUNCpLUn aAban Guanes Bribe "PP, APPLEGATE, Prom. mses tution RE val SUBREER Sowoot, Monn wus nine the latter club won by @ score | of anarchists, aud says while’ yeure age there | Wind and rain created more havoc than was : HIQ3EL GUERNTEY, 7TH AVE LOCATED IN| \PARKLETON —GANITARIDME WARELE aac le lock * - were 5,000 anarchists not more than 3,000 can | Supposed at first in eastern Pennsylvania. Be- oF pate vee D ear ~ ged a A Bomerset . = igor ba L — 7 _ now be found. The letter commences: sides blowing down the U. B. Church at Pine R i Repay fare modern conven ences, hops: boat- Dr. M. Beand dirs, Seis cmos | es aa! next Thursday night. Auguat 4. Delegates will | ther bensgarig ny fam hontai ry | Grove it demolished the P, and B. shops, UBBER 4208E. AN & SON, letoot Wa D.C, Je18-20 Sprrved indy ret ‘WO. Wend 12 00 awe Sandee : 4 + Er 7 . PIANOS AND ORGANS. 2 the several lodges of the county. | jaf wat mhen natok ia tly damaged Gensemer’s tannery and in-| 1t.wil! Inst for years. Bo mure to get the genuine’ LITAN HOTEL, ASBURY X. J. £ — be many summer visitore in the Ve the bach i Rot ee ta ne ote | sured many residences. The breaker” at, “Eat | whiciuy ts brand on every ear MOE Eine ott coon Jane 1k For iri Bulings ated er ‘PoRING asp mbvaraING. <A | Several bold men were torn from our midst and wag oreek by ehining, +4 sup piano, Yen | “Ke: xa POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. co : a nee DONTE * | vi THEO. OVES. Prop. _| ity. th ‘mount ‘and the rest are silenced.” = ote : wick etecwor ie AL wrsbecs — Ww GUNERDEAN ASBURY PARK. J. ra sae Bese “Riviston Anarchists do not approve of the attitude of | fey "the electric Aard con a oe can He jdave, and Hergh sts. ; pleassit Yocstion for the | which connects citiee the Homestead men toward their efforts to aid | Hert the electric fluid ran down the slope and a A Sy Muried aad pleatifal sebic ms Doreen: ocean | syatemeend with at . i in the contest here. The summary ‘way in | S&F oad of men coming up were shoc At ta ike plentiful table. town cash ad Conne Young of Pooleswille, at Mr. H.C. Herchey’s. whieh three of the “X. ¥. Z." fraternity were | Minersville during the storm the houses of Mra, N 1 y teachers phuglansad eth John Hackett, colored, was today sent 10 the fired out of Homestead a week ago asd thee Weaken alee ni ee omplrto' B GAOL. M.D. z on by Justice Weir of Brooke- | the denunciation by the advise mittee | PY lightning and were considerably damage dy7-1m > — = = Poms property of | und Hugh 0" ‘Donnell ane shooting of Hi. ‘t | ‘aero fen pe = Js . Ge oe ay man ols i pap riow, ISHAM 00. a. Joward 0 own. < i. En e lov : : 3. 7" r H . ing the extreme heat of the past eee athe ede Ava result Mie eetuser eiesnees ibtet ian trvercnt oe eat |! mesons cant ak erberst nas | See 5 TMARYTS. | G3 86 Sfp super wosk. aiadel The seared opps te een oe damage to crops, fences, forests and outbuild- | guaranteed for one year by us. Mf your decler dovenot | (PHE FENIMORE, AG xB W. 3. | “SSezotme P, EMERSON, Proprietor. J aia ‘do Doth | mgs. A heavy storm -~ over York yester- | have this brand do not accept any substitute, but send poet weal bane Suis pansies shee bres ————, 2 Cg thaw | day. The car sheds of he York Stroot Hallway money to our nearest store and wo will ship by prepaid | "Jy BICYCLES. the sirect at this place. Medical treatment of | ne lag ; | Company were completely dem y ee LEY. rome hovirs finally broaght her around all right, | “Yow litle desea ‘atone | wind, Samuel Rapper, sh employe, wes in-| BOSTON WOVEN Hose AND RUBBER 60., prt oe peor eee eat sing the Lats of De ie a Weert ee aaa | mands that we belp you in epito of yourselves, | s@=tly Killed by. the Wuilding falling on him, | | cae BE con BICYCLES visiting the family of Dr. Ik C. Warfield of this | You may not be blind aluaes reaking his nec *Deronshiront, 05 Lakest, 14 Fremont at or. fate e ‘and. place. ‘Thirty-six informations were made yesterday hee Gia Bhs 1 EA-SIDE—J AST. Miss Annie Fillius of Rhode Island avenue, | by Secretary Lovejoy of the Carnogio Company | By eeletentcn Tet 2 — SEA-SIDE_-JERSEY COAST. _ heat ane the peate a agemdergon of Mt. | against participants in the Homestead riot of | Bend O. trae et eth nee ae m., 4:38 errr ALOs AS ALON XI ARTER, HAY- Pleasan the guests of Mra. C.J. Corrick, | July 6, charging them with aggravated riot. | pany Hundaye, 885 ann, 180 pas, bao poe thorounaye x spent ae Wash. | S/i*ester Critchlow, whose mame was among | By ‘mengy pow opan for the season. Dr Staw caty, Va, were, tantvied Socedl gic, en on mackie | \ ® PERWICE Tovar, 4 od yesterday an was locked up. \ity S ia maze, this pluce, today bY | “Tn regard to the workiaen's petition for arbi- a CE i fis B yards trom surl, ‘Bpaptal seta eae sod Ming | ation, ae provided ‘bs the act of 1883, at. Seaaie y g peta ire SS. Wawel son of ngton and Lovejoy aye the company will wot sign an A - Cae ter of Saltimore were married dy | wr the establi ton pr a poten iy Cat MAYo ITED STATES HOTEL. Strickler at Dickerson station 0a | [There will be no deviation from thelr ultima. > z ¢ mnt Derweck G18) to atpe ae: tem i " ‘conte nan a fg" * Xr. George T. Garner and Mies Hanaab B, | soreed to ete and ne conference will bo é ian ston were married here Mon- v by ev. Wm. Chinn of the Presbyterian of Clarksburg district « few binck snake which measured said Inst that ‘s physician evening that are pasted @ very’ comfortable dav and Catarrh him of 10, AND WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE SAME LIBERAL MANAGEMENT AS FOR- ¥. N. PIKE, Manager. | MERLY. FORINFOBMATION ADDRESS 3320-1 Friday. Sth of Angust. The extensive lawn wilt| Moses 8. Beach, who was for more than be brilliantly illuminated and fue refreshwenta | twenty years either a part owner or sole pro- will be provided for the guests. The object of | prictor of the New York Sun, and who sold it the party is to recare funds for the alloviation | ts ils present owners, died on Monday at his of the wants of the poor art unfortunate dur- | home at Peekssill, He ing the coming winter and the ladies @ geverous response will be given intense heat of the past few days was somewhat relieved tonight by a 5 i | EEE