Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1892, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1892. AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY. Chaages That Are Manifest to a Graduate of One Year. STMMER HOPS NOW BEING EXJOTED—SOME ¥O- TABLE TROPHIES THAT BUT FEW OF THE CA- DETS KNOW ANYTHING ADOUT—DEATH OF BOATSWAIN SHARP—ON THE CRUISE. Correspondence of The Evening Star. U. 8. Navan Acapexr, Axxapouis, Mp., July 29, 1892. It is often amerted that the navy is run in @ fixed groove and that devintions from old cus- toms are frowned down as inconsistent with the memory of Farragut and Porter, but to # gtaduate @f only one short year agothe academy | looks so different that it might be said to “be | getting out of the groove.” In the days gone by the “second class” summer, as the three | summer months during which only the second lane remain at the academy for training in the machine shops and drills are called, was a time | when the books were closed, eight hoars’ drill was substituted for twelve bourw’ study and | certain relaxations in discipline allowed more frequent visits to “Wiegurd’s Ice Cream Parlor” but the girls that flutter sround in winter to make a cadet’s heart glad and his | marks in study sad were gone to the sea shore and the mountains to walk and ride and talk | and ilirt with some ignominious "as all | ‘liana are dubbed by the Annapolis middies. IN THE CATSEILES. PLEASURES AT FAUQUIER. CONDITIONAL SOCIALISTS. RAILROADS: ~ ‘The Pleasures of Those oe Invigor-| A Tout meaeoee ‘The Question var Before the Labor MIDSUMMER Ready Saturday, July 30—August Century. Te 5 el REPRE ENT a, ating Mountain Air. le Congress at Pittsburg. STR ON. THE GREATEST id RIVERS. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Correspondence of The Evening Star. ‘The first disoussion, and which will hkely MOLIDAY NUMBER. | Alsat cra ofered t parenia, ehlaren Seaetn te fort Daly 26. 29%. Moves Kaavananits, July 9, ta | “Favguuas Ware Bouras re, Va pyeee din fetal tun, to he her dangiats a Bsr nay weaorarg paint rerfont best apd chet at a ¢ ae Throngs of pleasure lovers ease takers ~ July Pitteburg yesterday arose resolution to DSUMM! pointing Roses and ott pataaine. Tea wy Ee have fled from the hot cities in the lowlands| Yesterday was « full day at the Fauquier salon 62,500 for the your's expencie Ser the ln. MIDSU ER loliday Number Mand set the wrandcrfal prorat a and are up here in cloudland enjoying the cool | White Sulphur, the tournament, « dramatic| bor bureau. It was claimed the organization ‘bors mE oe mountain air on one of the topmast peaks of | entertainment and the coronation ball carrying | represented 200,000 workmen in the country we've motels ant Seleheatel artists, tm E south on ait Tivisions of Ri the Cat mountain the gulty into tho smal hours of today. | sed bo ejection coma ve ads woseh'reead| § MIDSUMMER Err sintianes | eae Bis cir Among the representatives of the fair city of | | About 2 p.m. the knights, arrayed for the | per capita tax. HOLIDAY NUMBER. MAGAZINE. HOME scvoot ton—araia wirm Pu Post: | posse ara rane ofa tateeh Sneper jp preteras ‘Tacien H. padoapcirag ati porte pre cc ery Gen 7. Nedra = sae perrgur moand a begunifllyitutated iaue for mammer reading: ready Joly LAURA TALUOT?, oor 9st iy fs Ea 8 sbangargeiy G ls is atryes n | jected to all petty dlecussions, and said he rep- ‘Special _ a a -! g | : ‘ aX > cy for Warrenton and Oranee and P. Prindle. H. P. Burney, the assistant | of New Orleans cantered gayly to the scene of | resented the socletiet lakee’perty baths wanted MIDSUMMER For sale by ge | Horatio Kine 9" se cera an* Eajgror Prcee hoya) aa Wefoshre alin: manager, is from the Arlington. A. J. Robin-| action, each intent on winning honor for the |» declaration of the members’ THE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK. | TE, 200s ERS 56 OUNG — GTON AND 8OCTR: son, who presides at the cashier's desk, hails | lady of his choice. * FoR ¥: y indies and little. for aan am children, 1438 Nst. nw. Address ayzstm ’ ROCK ENOR, Va__| anahwe a Mr. Verxox Srsreanr, itman from the national ety also, and Mr. Mat Jir-| | The-ridees were: George Davis, Knight of | an a this Gonferene ei dinston, who takes care of the mail, is a Wash- | Glen Klm; Robert Semper, Knight of Fair | of any 'y the Amalgamated Asso- ington tan, too, so the “city that all loyal | View; J. F.Dunoan, Knight of Mount Vernon;| sistion or any other union hed no business on ER RB SUMMER RESORTS. Americans love,’ despite of state prejudices | wade H. Massie, Knight of Battle Run; Henry |‘? Pe seas SEA-SIDE_JERSEY COAST. Deny, Wasirnc BULED 1117 FD. componed ome Pa) pemnen sonth on pps tek be 1 ies Modder who ‘one cannot | CATEMAY POINT—THE CARLTON, THE LEA CORNER M AND 11TH STREETS 5. w., wih. oes sghimeton to Atlan permsspizaiine fills the position of housekeeper im this big getaround the term socialist if he affiliates see: un | om the beach: near Presideut Harrheste ratios titew. WASHINGTOX, D.c. PR Eg ay a | hostelry, will be at the Arlington next winter, ; Daniels, with the workmen of Germany, France or Bel- | $3. wae ES HH Ser chcobte belicegh oll eoekaee tom pa. Pugsre ig Mise Matsha Brook of Washington is also here mad: J. Knight of gium, for there. the socialists are the RADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, W. Mahecoment, service, oh ihr.m. Antiy and eb Seethaeemnaae Yates. - | the trades unions in England and America. Biers eo ‘ocean and BOARDING.AND DAY SCHOOL Washnrvcn Gath fs ond eres haat Life is ingloriously lazy at this resort and the a 7 elf, | Delegate Daniels corroborated the statements i iy. Tain depot; days are fall of wholesome pleasures. Quoltsis ding ited | of Mr. Cahan and gave illustrations of the dis- | G'"SorSur,\ = : aa FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. vorit 7 ' je tinction in these terms: In Europe it was im- ‘YONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY, N. 3., OPEN TILL ro, . ite pastime with a number. Mr. Jirdin: = = re wPSiwric cry. x. 3 | C onal gan BE CONDUCTED on | Eittsenth veer opens OCTOBER 4, 1900 “Ticke Be 4 Prohibited. jane 2 ‘New buildings perfectly equipped for health and joyment tims aa oor whe saley ‘Thus the only means to secure THE SAME LIBERAL MANAGEMENT AS FOR- SoSiaeer aston, That tically ‘the wor! was thro itical MERLY. FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS comfort. mame Geers and This Ducket™ fold in Ben zations, Hence the les ard uistence of the | [7c ans. 3. ¥. CAKE. . But now » change has come and on Saturday night the “boat house” is agiare with light and | the second classmen have coaxed the pretty | girls from the seaside and the mountain to at- tend their summer hops. And what officer can object to this, for while a man cannot ae think of brown eyes and toming curls, “bone out” the intriencies of navigation and | mathematics at the same time, it isn't any | trouble at all to think of the same pretty girl before a glaring forge or a whirling lathe. A MUSIC ROOM. Another “departure from the groove” is the | transformation of the old reception room into ‘music room,” with piano, soft curtains | and eaxy chairs, yes, and pictures on the wall; not the cignretio advertitements that cadets used to tack on the inside of the old pme ward- robes, but real engravings, and here any young Beetbovens may exercise their muse fancy one gun, | and the loading of it seems to require the atten— OTEL P u _¥. CAKE. | Steam heat, pamenger elevator, perfect sanitation. ‘© primer came very nearly socialist labor party. Ho wished it distinctly un- + MJ. 2, ist | HELE CAPE MAY. §.J., JORN He. tragically illustrated here the other day. ‘ginia. derstood that = bureau had no socialistic huge sors ina ‘comparatively The piece A ripple of discontent was very plainly visible they thought gave them a admiral ly passing through the American element One square was going on near it. They only hat St overs mention of the word socialism. | Dele- mode ‘rectly on the tr to JOHN. TRACT & | and Musia SCHEDULE IN EFFECT CIFIC AND ARKANGAG ae or from frou: beach P, iw CEN. Proprietor. at. ae fron frome appeals All mpbel! gate McBride asked Henryot if he thought = ¥en hd my my wee Mrs ELIZABETH J. SOWERS. tion of the party, so an investigating country | rs. Willie Campbell: R. T. Green, Mr. this conference was with a view of ulti-| ‘ocean end of Kentuck; 1 “nysioa tH E MUPLLE| boy, who had never seen « target nor such a per- Mies Nekoy es ne preter od — NQ SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL BUSINTAS. | , 2 on Cee now Ther rates cones te ving, crept out “ od L ees Stenorraphy, ty ritine oF dictation for Of the woods ad aeecting ae Eonied iherreckt | Miss Rice and the maid, Jane. This was re- JAMES & GEORGE BEW. hemuiinenaes tet e ikSztion for civilservice euaminstions r c 1y16-3m_ crawled up and through the hole in the | ceived with applause, and was followed by a flints, MoBride tor the | FL Gas nr Nar Yee tnd WEAVE: = nl qiaall mn rs most laughable operetta, “Jacobi.” ‘The char- MRERS C MURHAY E> | THE CARLETON. SPRING LAKE. N. 3. 7 DST SWLINTELIIORST 1D on pode | acter of day Ann mae taken by Mies Nanny | The Amalgamated delegates snd the ¢; Wi8-2m Late of Colonnade Hotel, Philadeiphia, | Bloc frum scene "halt Slack teamiake eer: Ome 1307, fon.ia Mile, Vv PRI DHOMME. on ea i ont te bad. ie ees Willasa, and Jacodl, by ie. W.C- George, | Sioa huis stewie rte teen em, | HLOPEE CET Wrotocsrressn Bociaisleonan O18. "P0 clon leeoan 68. ariicae’ | Fora 5 . W.C. » | el ir intention of wi wing at once r o 7 "5 ; ered, if {pot his head. He escaped wit bh “os on ; mri inek pr ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3. W M5 FRANCES MARTIN'S ENGLISH AND | “2°0)"h im Aw Pewee toe French school for litti« iris and youne ladies. Fall term bering Oct. 1 J205Qst.u.w. IvtAum | priminat Viemione =] PROF, ARNOLD W. MEYER. GRADUATE OF | ,?s Leiaig. Instracticns given in plane. votes cul. | he Seg, mma emeory of meade: “Aarons Tite” amb ge | vo ™. 7A! 3 EA, Spring Lake, New Ji a . from JUNE to OCTOBER. Sos The ladies sang accurately and with much ex-| most excited discussion, in which it appeared Te ey ee ek Lerciw eben con aie be = gaily te Pression and Mr. George was irresistibly funny. | that te Henryot had given the snap away. ashly renovated. Modernimprovements, = | —=7===______* = his hand, Bappened to epy a target that soldiers | ,, After the curtain had fallen upon the operetta | Delegate lon moved that those who repre-| _je27-co2m L.A. ROWAN. SEA-SIDE—! from an elevation above were shooting at. | the strains of the “High School Cadets h, seen eed socialistic organizations be re-| TyoTEL COLONNADF, PACIFIC _AVE. NEAR ISCELLANEOU free. Speaking of this innovation recently, an | officer who has been away from the academy many years said: “Music, well Tl be | the only music lever had wasa cracked b or a plebes concert; the naval academy is going | to the deal,” but it still thrives and still turns out the regulation number of young officers. | A boat club would naturally seem to be the first athletic cluh thought of in a school of this | kind, but this is the first year fora long time that one has been organized, and the announce- | ment that it is to row the “Severn Boat Club” of Annapolis soon may carry visious of future laurels with the oars for the cadets. And there was a time in the seventies when the academy | had boat clubs, and crews that could win, as | the trophy flags in the mess hall that so few cadets have ever even inquired about attest. © SURPRISING CARELESSNESS. This utter carelessness on the part of cadets tolearn what the many trophies in the acad- emy commemorate is surprising to an outsider. I was recenily surprised to find that among large crowd of cadets not one knew the ori of the two little brass guna at the main e trance to the new quarters. They were the sa- luting battery of the old yacht America and | were carried by her when she first won the yacht championship from the Ei h off the | coast in 1878, and were afterward pre- sented "to the Naval Academy by Gen. BF. Butler. Then some have to be told that the | old bronze bell, with its queer decoration: ‘that hangs below the band stand, was a trophy ot the famous visit of Commodore Perry to Japan that opened the ports of Japan to our maccehant navy and tartad her on 4 career of advancement and success. The bell was not from one of the sacred bells of Japan, but one that had been captured in -var by them from an island off the coast of Korea, and ite inseri tion, when translated literally, shows that its makers had an idea of poeti? language and thought. “Tam made to wake the birds in the holy forest. that they may sing praises to the five Fede and T sing, toot east that was what iscount Kage Kazu Nire, who was a cadet in ‘the clas of “91 from the empire of Japan, said the strange figures on the bell meant,and every | ‘one who has met the genial viscount that tried | ‘the life of an American midshipman for four years at Annapolis cannot doubt their truth. There is one more relic that few oi the cadet! know of. For years an old rusty, ill-shapen anchor, pounded and battered, has ‘lain in the jum, : of bat tle ship Philadelphia went over in 1803 to take part in the war with Tripola she lost her anchors, and it became necessary to make one. | Under the hot tropical sun. on the sands of the | African coast, the blacksmiths of the old Phila- | delphia hammered out this anchor, and if'it was a ilttle “long shanked” and “cock billed,” it etill held old rhip in many a foreign port till it was replaced bya better one and sent ashore to end its days just like any other one of BOATSWAIN SHARP'S DEAT. Last week at Norfolk navy yard, on the old receiving ship Fra: an old tar that many Naval Academy people will remember died at the age of eighty-two years. This was Boat- swatn's Mate Hendrick Sharp, one of the noted characters of theservice. He was born in Mal- aga. Spain, in 1910, and enlisted in 1826 on the Fulton, the first steam man-of-war ever built for any navy. From that time till his death last week Sharp served continuously and with honor in the navy. He wns one of the crew of the brig Somers in 1843, when Midshipman was hung at the vard arm for mutiny and be was always fond of telliz story of the ill-fated midshipman, who gave his life fora crime he was never really ity of. At the famous naval battle of | jobile bay in 1964 he was a gun captain on the Kichmond. and in a dozen other naval | ments of the late war he won distinction, being twice wounded in battle. After the war be served in every ocean on the globe, and for several years was in the sea. | mauship department at Annapolis, where old | Norman, a seaman of neariy as wide ar experi- | ence as Sharp, now holds forth caring for the modelx and keeping their neat miniature rig- ging ‘taut and snug. Such men arealwars popular with officers and | from receive every favor that can be given them. EXTENSION OF THE QpoUNps. Of the changes during the last year the most Roticeable is the extension of the grounds to the westward a# far as College creek,taking in about | {, ten eres, and the addition of several mn officers’ quarters in the new grounds, thus giv ing all the officers at the academy quarters, in- | stead of compelling many of them to live out in } the city, as in former years. This isa great ad- Yantage, for while the oficers of high rank al had quarters, formerly the younger married officers who could least afford it were compelled to rent quarters in the city. ox THE caUISE. The first, third and fourth classes, who are on their practice cruise for the sumimer on the Constellation, are enjoying the summer im- mensely at New London. The ship outin the sound for evclutions and drills during the week and spends Saturday and Sunday at in the ‘Thames off New London, iving the cadet an tunity to enjoy the = hope and receptions’ thet the real. ew London and guests at the hotels and cottages are always ready te give to the braw-buttoned favorites, Such is the life of the midshipmen, the first and hardest step in the navy, a profession that po he by Sousa, ushered in the ro} and after ‘ x city. | CONGRESS BALL. OCRAN CITY, MD, WILL - RE GRFA~ George had the curiosity that makes the world | pe despa yal bag hi 7 rate prollic By mame Pat = os groped SS 5» Abaniic City. Reresteses | & gpen July 16. Terma, 82 per day Sida ig ne FON arR cxrvenstry. weprear, DEPART. T Seeitentetinnees ove, and peered through the center of the appr address from james Henryot had inet By | ee Mi . aeeet, eran ER NEVLV AN - Lee a Geo: Da 4 Broad st., Puiladelphia. y10-16t | "Sot6-1m JAMES Z. POWELL, Propristor. | wij tent ra target to see what would bap ‘The reader | Jeffreys of Warrenton, B. Davis, the in its inception. It could never recetve | (| ae BZ. Fhe a, er ot adareee realizes what happened. by the pathon ‘of the | Umore ar fasas of love and Desuty: Herat. | UgsuPvert and encouragement of the trades | “TL °Soa if ths ye lange mun wallecy’: ot ty * ‘eppetengnemaresdammmberar 94 Woon comuenctat. couteae aor maw i * * re ‘water 4 atly on beac! — ee a 4 LLP Enemas ern hos BS Sg | tnd re Mi Jue Regret Wasaga, ne cceaseercrran, | HER DSLR Sipnner | QNDE La RA —— Oe eae ig it ones kicked the bucket.” This story seemed pure | Stst maid of honor, crowned by George Davis:| 5 siaene Spohn regretted that one man | F{OTEL EMERSON, Z joe hours 5 to 7 p.m. eh 5-Omn fiction, but the episode at the Kaaterskill proves | Mis# Helen Fink, (sister of the queen), second ‘MES. G.E. JOHNSO! z OF COMMERCE, SOR, Colonial Beach, Va that ch s hing ald eal hppa. Sdn Mathie Lewis ot Glgeper, ised Ing dau He ropreeted 15000 wortingmen | EI ge cere SJ. TOUNG. aie beans Sis Yn eee to Mi it Lincoln, wl com- ‘ ; 4 . LY XN Lf to the % fortable over-night house haa been erected, is | maid of honor, crowned by J. A. Masie. The | of the District of Columbia and worked fer the | FLOTEE ECRtER, FORMERLY, NORMANDIE, nt See Be fckowt omnparation fo stimar”Comantey | Seveianh nnd Foieke™ ay | an exercise that most of the summer gallants bon was Hagens sedge party, after which benett of, the wor ingman purely and simply Sean Ada Gr Pdecut aR, Prop. Bist hee-p papapnggrt al 7 rae d sgomestent Rsericr set Ctpcinmatt who Feehan —- indoors during the | he dancing ares the tournanient and coro- | good of the workers Lane etary to thay | FJOTEL ~ ONTHEBEACH MARYLAND AVE: | Writeforcirctlare ow ater ick wonnses cod clvil curties soto hs. re One of the briskest, fastest walkers is Mr. A. | nation ball were as follows: Judges—F.W. Brad-| extent. A brief adjournment here prevented | “IMPERIAL econ eves hee ee ome, : cataloras. NT. MD. NO} Our Hh Appointments J. Robinson from Washington. He strides off | ley of W: on, Geo. 8. Cooper, N.T. N. | an actual fight Gable Sretcluss, a We HERD RIOR NS POT Chesapeake bay: under ‘COMFORT, VA. + : the SERVATORY OF Mth Weatarn Propsce t= 400n. = i gage Robinson of New =| In the afternoon the financial problem was | $2t0 63 per day. 910 to €18 per week. newly furnished, twelve hand go tne Com Woshincton ts Oh Steere walk in notkigg forkim to take, "| Adama. Pagos—Samuel “Withers, James ‘Tim: | settled by each delogate paring his portion of | FJOTRL ‘ORIENTAL, 7 i‘ ag hy A larrtaivare Tha dance on Wetlnestiay night, tia-qrand ._ Executive commitiee—B. F. Glover. | the $29.39 incurred in thé present sewion. | prank be tera 2 sen to pil SDECCARD, Director myeun* balls every Saturday night give fair sister- | New Orleans; Judge James Keith, Warrenton;| After ee an_executive committee, 5. ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER YORWooD TTOTE. hood fine opportunities to display gorgeous | J: H. Bryant, Washington; J. W. ‘Timberlake, | consisting of Delegates Doherty, Pichel, Kam | _ fim , Seas nto, Out® June IR. all || Spectal advantagesin Literature, Modern Lanruages (CHESAPEAKE AND ORTO RAILWay mond," Waynosbaors? nore baa TUNE 14 re to mrfiuel®’ | Porctrcuters appty to the prtnctoat, Came a ohh the me wae Gonlonseiile. ner Stanmton eat ays Rove me Harriet arridtnurg to Chiceen vara to Aatie wih Sinem sommectine lati Sy itmman Thinine at ¥e ‘ole. | A BOARD! AN gowns and jewels. Gen. L. , Washington. Knights’ re-| bach, Greist and Hovey, the following ‘resolu- Toe Sper ree Heaton A ee OT ae race TOUSS Exch one can please his fancy, however. | Ception committce—Col. L. L. Britton, Wash-| tions wert passed: | domione wataties =<) Ay — Satiy tor eee There is rich and costly droasing side by side | ington; T. R. Haynes, Baltimore; J. Frod| “Resolved, That we, the delegates to this | ==" = eS eS wee, SoS with plain and modest garbe—each worn with | Adams. fr-, Leahy st isabnny Waminten: aw Peer ele ‘workwen of | HoT wertixaTo SPRINGS AND BRTHS. _ maser a ____00s Mans. eve. daily, ocean ane Bhaneatar and Nincare Falls i ment Je 3 eS ni tes, exter rifel 5 - T C EREVINT Ge SUSaI nm eRe re Socket enetank fa took aot Mae cee LE Linton, Washington; Chas. X- Adan, Batt-| pathy'to the locked-out akiiba att aces OCKAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE. BEDFORD waixas, eT eee aioaad Rigs aa Mnmner tae tor mae becanse more; F. M. loor mat ‘Nor- | stead. BEDFORD, Pa ageeon ‘7 Sleapine Car Washin ta Ph owl conpasings with them, Those who wisl Pros bonne Robinson, Jas. A. Haynes, jr. Committee | "“““esolved, That the said workmen in the a + PIAKOAND HARMONY. __ 6530 _| For Williamenort. Rochester smi Nines ‘i fect rest and quiet spend the days reading, eat- n—Mrs. 8. H. Richardson, Baltimore; | struggle to maintain their natural rights, to ‘M.A. & HS. MILNOR. “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA” JEPUCATE vor BTstNRS 3 ‘ant rs Falls, Peres, get Saturday, with Seapine Ov _ = ~ ———— THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE For W" ~~ F. Glover, New Orleans; Mrs. J. M. ize and bine to protect thei | "AT KY AVE., ATLANTIO HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. Cor. Fh and Dae me raaiie manent, Renovoan’ Klmirs, at 10.50. ing, meditating and vegetating. a organize and combine pr ves | zB an nw. ‘Agile on AAW ™ Among those of the theatrical world who | Linton, Washington; Mra. ze against the aggression of combined copital, are | q4.°!'f, Beer {hs beach: eversthing tiew and drat | | | TE. B DOTY. Manarer._ | somonCeT TN, Bape tetne eaten eee | FOR Pail aber New TORE an rey have come fora restful outing st the Hotel = M morally justified in pursuing the line of con- | “jy7-Igm _WRIGI aEON: HAMPSHIRE 00... W- VA ef Practical of Preparatory Raelish. | 6.29 35 09 Mae Nile ee eae Ay 5 ° end of New brated w since 0 alt | “ Part time now, and a as do pike we human life we recognize the fact that this sac- Pop] situation; all comforts; excel Sat of hoaith, thoes Uroken, down fron Gf tuition : contest Toeations marion 4 oles Eavegeme ap here tocol. nH? Mire. N. HL riflce was the result of our present. industrial | !7)2™ ie “ sat? Seanmr Noe Yor eold coenart ead | fooumn, Rervioe of aratuatrent wars ta cae Dorotar Q. - 5 conditions ae will continue, s0 long as our | Q)QEAN, HELA, ido | j_Petde. Pleasure cate grea grey baninese day. Call or sand for now illus- — ; Mrs. J. E. y resent capitalistic ster prodi i | South ss _ s-c—geaeieecmmetie as '. Proprietor. _| tion. MRS. 5) 8) cepa New York; Mrs. J. Fred Adatns, J, Baltimore; | Present o*P Cat camden Parr ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR sPRINa! | Sane Bainctoal fa Origa Neonat Mrs. J. H. Bryant, Washington. carreaelved, That wecondemn the action of the | ORTLIS EVERYTHING NEWOCEAN VIEW: | Turte‘dullyincecater tales to tet teem Datieers | NPIS, RALCES CIVIL, SBRVICE ixetryore faves eee goon ‘arnegie officials in refusing to arbitrate with | of New Yor! . J Terms; | and Washington. Ten minutes’ drive from railroad | © —~ J 3 } ror ADELPATA ONT, How the Political Situation Looks in West- r Drepered su-cemnfully for’ civil warvioe, Peet Perron, = Correspondence of The Evenine star. Am Immense Cannon Records a Velocity of | concern, which is now employed to deprive them | to SSO per dey, $10 tg 815 sper MOSER por aoe i our os Waem nee. 30 CumpeRtaxn, Mp., July 28, 1893. 1,702 Feet a Second. pref eee ee See aioe, woel x JONAH WOOTTON. SBOURE RIDE Phos WARRINGTON. OCRVILLE (ACADEMY FOR. BOWS. ROOK. |p, str < a ‘The political situation in this portion of the | ‘The first shooting at the new provi perty a pursuit of happiness. HE QONTINENTAL, ATLANTIC AVENUE, pO FEET ABOVE ville. Md. Opens September 15. “Thirty viinutes | FC" Prookizn, N'Y. an woonen sraine ~onmast ot sixth congresional strict hae begun #9 as-| grounds of the Bethlehom Iron Company took | quifaneie forentely wet oe mary | Bote Bigatti hata TERRY RCIA ASRM TSS ADDRES | Wires WP SAGONC'A LAs Princtpal GyawGet | feeds tamae Pern cion ani oa sume warlike sititude, and the strange ‘bart | piace yesterday afternoon. ‘The grounds are | citizen of the United States to cruel, iahutean | “iiSeese: meow and and Atanticavenuee | ao, MA EBS OE OE PA | Nwisteor fewace Couzor. | Fee Atlantic ity, 00. 41-090 'm., 19.15 mm. wove i situated ina large quarry at Redington, six —— treatment, _ demand that the . TER, wric o1 pea Mocstanr wousz, icoumoee emaraat we SOR HosINESE sia sini . cials w ; ishment ; s iL couree th each collese, a es ee ay re RETO | cat rabaeee abe tan vel of thet | Syintin rerent mASAeemee HE ET anareson._ | O° MH, IMME of the Allechony Momnsainn, Main | from Alneshorgaah ereperaiory ehools Rencapabie vith a six and aneightinch gun. Tho forg- | citizenship; and, inasmuch as it has been found | SPOUKY AVES ALAN TI ee ee RSE 1) PPreetheat Now Winter tka Miyti-Sas* ings were made at the Bethlehem iron works. | that the military guard on duty inside the Tee omar ees locatic ‘The guns were built or fabricated at the Wash- | works have prevented men now working in said Hog; yedsrn COuvenienon Open. ali | For creulare ani tnformation dcom S* 3H Seacon copnmienens Spat Ae eater, ington gun foundry. The largest are velocity | works and who were brought there by mis- | 7°" ats ULL. waa ~y [eats } B DURBAN, Supt. Proce ee choad forays 12016. and armor plate butts Besides there are « | TebTesentation from leaving the employment of | "['#4ELORID, sac tonneseee, auantic City. ROCK ENON SPRINGS ae THE PAT NAVAL ACADEMY Te TO™ magazine for powder and projectiles and an | $<‘ 4 elena Se In the Great North mountaineer Winchester, Va. | Ai¢ressthe President, THOMAS FELL LL. D., PH.D. instrument house. ““Revolved, ‘That we condomn the use of the | #PAE GLERBALE, ————— eft 2 ee rs grounds wore bailt and the shooting was | the state militia for this purpose, whereby eaid | L_ 10 Worth Marearhosetts av : The NJ. | livery, &e.. Ke. Mr. Wellington, who isa self-made man, has | in charge of Lieut. J. F. Meigs. The eight-inch | militia overstep the bounds of ‘the law under | gielike and.eood attendance,” T For new ihustrated ciroular- the support of the set which has had and still as ted yesterday. ‘The gun is um which they are to act and obviously. take sides vee “hire OSE BEE In > Apply continnes to have control of this district, while . | with the Carnegie firm. Tae HOME ier, TRAYMORE ae. Hearse counts hp voles an esuing frvon the |Z weighed 250 pounds. “Resolved, That we extend our sympathy to ‘Atlantic City, N _s1-2iem & NI. (NDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS, eighty-one ds of prismatic powder. the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel pope for Washington's eltte, expe marnificent shade ; elecant butldit [gp ee ese i et-Be purpose of the firing was to determine the | Workers in their present struggle, and that we oaaly ae ro Ae OFT w TN GREENE & CO. ae ENA BRPNTANO Si velocity. According to the standard it should | call on all organized workmen in the country to have been 1,700 fect a second. render them financial aid. een ae if FF tO tor = All expenses, including ch ‘and incidentals. pro- 2.08, 5.05. 7.05. THE TEST SUCCESSFUL. After some discussion about a similar resolu- | $1:50t0 82 ver day 88 tu 814 pe ~ TR0nI Lone ke ee fhe four sears G20 SO per oath san szernge for | am, 2.08 308, 7.05 way,| The gun wasarmed so the projectile would See Geraae todas or einer ae ey 7p ivixaTox, D Nag yon pee og lg ES Bepet: "Gen: SCOTT SHIPF. Superiutendem i crest of the : Mleehantes. Grand scenat is and beaut! road: ALARA ie fly through two electrical screens and bury ful drives. Spacious lawns: bowline alley: saddis and NOTRE DAME OF MARYLARD. IN ‘Colieetate ins returned to the organizations from which it & O08 ATLANTIC CITY, ae ade —— iteelf in the velocity butt. It is an artificial | emanated, the conference adjourned, the mem- ON THE BEA( Py or te for 7 Grune ladies and prepare- mer lembankment of earth backed by a high clift| bers in bad humor with thersclves’ aud every | 716-20 CHAM! FRCEELENT ZABL ue tay dover Se msoseehses | ay11-ccten MBLA P.O. net Baltimore, Ma._| and inclosed within two walls twenty- | ne —__—_+o+ —_ = a Oates es of Pennsylvania ave. you overeaa. i Feria, Pot me 10 a week Circu- XO. JD ACADEMY FOR BOYS. | fades aa canned ran the "aated Chemical Works Blow Up. isin “Maat OY. teneay 8 0 tr ie eS SHRERER Bronastor: fe bap ggilagesy Satcatn Sih | house by ordinary copper wires. In the house| The Crane chemical works at Springfield, ‘PRE MANSION, ATLANTIC CITY. | ~~ Getitheties < F" og is a very delicate machine called the Boulange | N. J., blew up at about 8 o'clock last night and ee ee a | chronograph, which measures the velocity. | several of the buildings which composed the ee “T'conupenen i Seen echetast fast Bet Te, Lae: | ee ee ee ee eee ees | pleat Were alin ored.” A wuuiber cf braeestia Orchestra from June to October. OONSBORO. MD. THE, COMMERCIAL: 16- | Fo" Bo rtpat eelorteh MEL Son steel demagnetized and began to fall. As the | the vicinity were blown down and a number of cq CHAREES McOLADE. | patilegnids: pure mountain sit. tertog" anoderste: | TypNNINGTON (HJ) SEMINARY FOr j bail struck the second screen a lever in the | Persons were slightly injured. One man is PTHE | weer Pircee. Witty third yar” Oho sare incon Boulange was released. This struck the bar, | Missing. The shock was tremendous, the vi- WonMiers nx, | — zerme + and | and left an impression from which the -velocity | rations being plainly felt at Orange, four miles J.T. WORMLEY, Proprietor, between New York, Trenton, Phila Beltioase | of the shell was computed. The ball, speeding | from the scene of the explosion. The Crane| %6-75t onward, was buried in the velocity sand. The | chemical works consist of instrument recorded a —_ Tavs, RANEY. SOBPlgte snd besttgul. seut tree, ‘a number of brick | )HE OSBORNE, CHARLES TOWN, W. VA. THOS. HANLON, Db. for 23 years. and wooden buildings, comparatively isolated e 2712S. ret if le a Modern bh yvements. Electric lighting. Every- from the village of Springfield. “There are not | Gc5Bim ite sod Arkaneas srengen, Aiepts Gy | |, Modern tmprovemente, Rrectric Mehting. Every more than six houses in the immediate vielnity ‘Due sHIgLEY ATLANTIC crTy, Magnificent view of Shenandoah valley and Biue : of the works, and those are occupied by em- | ‘T™® SE Raiucty we was tor Brick. Ridge mountains. y it B. P. Lin . Rom house. Every insniovgruent. "Terms, #2 and 82.50 por day. Saperintendent Russell W: Davenper, | - The explosion shook building after building | 221 iT ROUTHALT. Manacer. _| _gpectal rates per month sy15-1m Capt 5 wett,W.H. Jaques, ordnance engineer, | to pieces. Houses in which sowe of the om-| YEHMONT HOUSE. and Lieuta. ‘Niles, Rohrer. As FS ghee loyes lived succumbed to the concussion end cli fave., pear the ocean; opens June GARRETT COUNTY, MD. the first round was so satisfactory an addi- be Eagiedopencs their inmates. = first | _4e10-2m _ 3. TREEN. an oe | Cc RE tional shot necessary. was that many had been d, ROO! NN. VENTNOR, NJ. DI hes ERSTOWN, MD., KEF MAR COLLEGE AND eee renee iy but later te probable Zain pore rehuced | CAauv ang” ETE, AESANGD, Siac | sie, Soasduar snare. DEMING i | FLAERTONeS. ME SE a ae TE. to one. Hardly bad the echo of the explosion i: mod pacious porches REEN'® MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Send for catalogue. Rev. cL The test determined the velocity and now the | died away before the ruse burst sane aa HAINES. ty7-1 tod on, Frutt Hill farm. Biye Rides mountain, | _Je28-Sm armor plate can be fired at. The armor plate boragrsag a C rT. (OOD _INSTIT! ‘CONCORDVTi ~ Seceeeeeee if iver, ‘s Fe 4 1 ‘and shortly, fed by chemicals and oils, the fire ‘SBURY PARK. N. J. vet and Of per week, 'Chidren belt roves. | MAPLE Dutt is situated beside the receptacle for the | spread over’ the ruins and threatened the build, | ASBURY PARK, N.J. abet teeer ree hundred ont tty. Me ‘end teach hove t ings remaining standing, which contained more : "EW: GREEN: Propristst. fame vithtoerey —. ese chemicals, Citizens hastened to the scene, and, a Sets-ane” SRRORTT TBO z pee SURE BO URE, Ses FU Tor Bouse. manrens reurr. w. vA :| Cusnez ACHOOL, NORMISTORI HF ae es there was no fire department nearer than eten, A information Tlevation BO test ‘from evo: Girls, SOME, Orange or Newark, they’ formed. bucket lines ener itepea Mfermation scenery irom ds uneagnin pad ios cu ee oy Sg from ‘090, stag a ‘Manaving Clerk. Bates 1 per year. One of the best achools to fn: | perday.., Beturn tickets ne. of the bast school actin rton, 8.75, 75 ere | 8,845, a4) 1a. 18 7 aa 7.40, #15 am Terms, to fight'the flames. Volunteers, at ? : tor ber 28. toe rch to. Rowton bout ive fe the ris] lives, be; to the J. ‘OTEL HIGHLAND LAE, PA. —MOST | 8!STER BUPERIO! Weide, Inn dins paseon cers i oy wil eu han | 2705 Pe ce Tg oligo we, Hi role erage coo te ei Woe Se | Heat ae pent overs Bente Mique’ ROEDY G@ulebing te'ae an eel explosion as much as possible. eH enBon,_ | “ayeek LM. E8B10K. Proveistor. | PIANOS AND ORGANS. |* ag jperddygees cee thing. ‘ + oo ‘ 3, ‘EE-MAR ry = ——— == ™ tv be democrat expect walko Schaeffer Wins at BHliards. ‘moder SUMMER RESORT '—(,UNING AND REPAIRING. GEORGE ELY, Baewagr -allel fo" Uuptels an toe several good leaders on the other side hare bees | Binge from Bs A special cable to the New York Herald from Proversents; artesian water. i = qn erase pa as boricoe, ta egery oud Tee S:, Metserort 8 Cor Heelies Sa Cait 7 Aarne heard to say they wouldn't be surprised in the Paris says: The four-banded game of billiards i Jaggy rooms. z. Bett alas. worksbon in the reat Terms renecn- | a ponphy ty Ne ate en PETE Bo | ASBORY PARES 301m Hagerstown, Ma.__ | ble; Siet-cline work, pianos varnished and, rolisbed: Gon Mamivew Sa eeepc ‘tim nier and Piert at Vignaux's Billiard Acadeeny coon pus gies SEL TTS | Lane eke mountalog Wit epen Fane: “She ARAUER- AND OTHER 08 AE R BOATS Yaa won by the fo 3 SALE WHET PROSE See week,’ Mire. 5. Provristress. “3 os ane ‘ Ww 00., “MITED. He Ascures German Independents That He 8 A cE a | heat - HASE, GABLER, BRIGGS PIANOS tat, ome RE tomac. ai2 the officers often say, “has ite ups and downs, but is never monotonous. D. = toe ¥OILED THE CORONER. Lite in the Supposed Corpse of Murderer Eggleston. + Alexander Eggleston of Wilkesbarre, Pa., at W ocluck on Wednesday night shot and instantly killed bis wife, then placing the re- volver to his left temple fired, the ball going through his bead, as stated in yesterday's Stan. ‘Thrce hours after the shooting « physician said life was extinct. Yesterday morning a coroner's Jury entered the house. Raising the sheet from he supposed body of the were: toes bt hands pdm dog pm found the i man breathing lightly and with a good deal of —— life ae am Be He was removed to an ia Malf Holiday Announcement. Aspecisl train, with Pullman car, Jill eave Band O. station at 3:30 p. m. Satur- y, August 6, for Adantle City, arriving et the seashore at 9:00 p.m. Tickets will be good to return on special train at 6:80 p.m. Sunday ones neces train Monday. $9.50 round —__ Hungarian Band at Ridge. a arrive Atlantic Free concerts daily. ‘Hand’O. ‘9:15 | 920 p. sare anes 3h i am, 1:30 p.m., 428 Sn oe Dae 140 p.m., 3:15pm @1 round sisied oe ee tained in your letter transmitting these resolu- foun BSPAT ant turning on TUESDAY, : WHITE corm: . Tut = 3p. on RA AY s ep TER eke pf SFashington, BG: Wik: i i be F F vd Gera She ricturcens Low cj c STFAMERS GEORGE La hat whar! every SEND AY. WEDNESDA? trees and ¥ at Zam. Passengers and feirhi a> eens Sencha, IDDAUON, Arent. woy AND NORPOLE. e D) ‘THE LAKE and MOSELEE. 98 cul hue Vays. Setar. = : ~ - UA ND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CR seein Ut for" attinar wa ives is AY at 4 p.m. Tid penaon rat tribe "ts rag tions, “Tt is most gratifying to receive the lye" ‘who think Relepeudontly te) pall a. who think tly in matters, tickets to New Yo" Sod whe in Ge eeemage ot sour resotations, mz ‘are accustomed to the welfare of the country above partisan consideration.’ “I fally understand the value of such eup- ms port, knowing full well the effectivences arty. and Usefulness of effort om the partof our Ger- aan, Ameriens citizens, when aroused to action Z > contalued in your resolutions as of the uumest 2 od D J , ee = a fevare your amoclats in this action Fmaeracveee as Sete : a Sa ‘deserve the ‘open for the season. ——— SS ; 4 ; Rateor overs a ¥ ve