Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1893, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1893—TEN PAGES. CONTRACTS FOR PRINTING. FALLS CHURCH. A Board to Investigate Them Convesed | correspondence of The Evening Star. by the Secretary of War. Fatxs Cuvrca, Va., June 19. 1893. ‘The Secretary of War has convened aboard | The entertainment by the Christian Endeavor Of officers to investigate the methods of giving | Society at Odd Fellows’ Hall on Friday night out contracts for printing in thearmy. It is | was successful in every respect. The program found that there is no regularity among the de- | consisted of piano solo, Miss Gulager; recita- partment commanders in making contracts for | tion,“Candor,”*Mrs.Gould; vocal solo, “Hearts,” printing, and that recent changes in the army | Yrs. Watkins; recitation, “True Story of Corn- regulations affecting printing have further con- | wallis” Surrender, fused the tem. Tn some departments, like that of Gen. Howard, the printing bill amounts to £300 per month. The service is for furnishing the paper and printing the various orders as they are | cha: fssued and the envelopes and blank forms used | cordial welcome by the queon and gi in daily work at headquarters. In most instances the department com- ters who have contracts charge S00" ome and make liberal use of wha' Tengthen tho matter out, thus distending the occupied. This trick, with another, that of plentifally poracrarhing, hes siled the bills. and it has decided toestablish new regulations which shall render the government an ad: turn for its expenditures. After J method will go into effect, and it is likely that the printing will be given out by the job instead of by the annual contract at so much per 1,000 ems. —__-e-+______ THE BATTLE SHIP MAINE. Preparations Being Made for the Dock Trial ‘Next Month. Instructions are being prepared at the Navv Department for the dock trial of the battle ship Maine, which will take place early in July. ‘The object of the dock trial is to test the ma- chinery under conditions which would obtain if the ship were in free route or steaming at sex. The revolutions of the screw and the acquired Lorse power would be less when the ‘vessel was tied at the dock than if she were running at sea, but the difference can be easily ascertained and the sufficiency of the ship and its machinery shown. ‘The conditions of the trial are out of the usual course and are intended to furnish the contractors for the machinery for the Maine « Portion of their contract price. If the Quintard iron works waited for the $150,000 remaining to its credit until the de- partment is satisfied with the performance of ‘the ship it would be obliged to await the re- sult of the trial of the ship at sea. The running of the machinery at the dock will give the firm shout €75,000 if everything is in good condi- jon. ‘There will be acontinuous run of four hours, with both main engines and ali the boilers in operation, or two runs each of four hours, when one engine and half the boilers are in Yperation. > THE NAVAL CADET GRADUATES. It Looks Now as if Places Can Be Made for Them Att. The authorities at the Navy Department are doing all they can to make places in the navy for the entire clase of this year's graduates, and | one in the service. ntire case of wuirty may be provide: ge department bas recently ordered a numbet of officers up for promotion, with the view of makizg additional vacancies shou!d any of them de disqawlified, One murine officer has failed on his physical examination, and another, who will be examined this week, is reported to be unable to pass the examination, in which event the number of places in the corps for the class will be increased to eight. Twenty vacancies in the line are eseured, and the eight in the marine corps only two cadets would be left out. Rear Admiral Harmony. now on bis way home from China, will be retired as soon ns he reaches San Francisco, and the promotions that will follow will wake room foranothercadet. There fs good reason for tie belief that provision will also be made for the other one before July 1. ESTIGATED. The Cireumstances of the Collision Between the Monongahela and the Spiranza. Annaval court of inquiry has been ordered to meet in New York on the 22d instant to in- vestigate the facts connected with the collision between the U. 8.5. Monongahela and the Swedish ship Spiranza in the harbor of Madeira last January. The inquiry is directed prinei- pally against Commander T. A.- Lyon, com- manding the United States warship. He has fust gone through the ordeal of an investiga- tion as to his responsibility for the loss of one of the ship's apprentice boys in February last. The boy fell overboard about 8 o'clock in the evening while the ship was 500 miles from Bar- Dadoes. :ptain refused to allow the lifeboat to be The cay Jowered to look for the boy. as be stated before the court, because he thought the sea was run- ning too high and_the boat would be swamped. Other officers on the sbip took a different view and thought the oat shonid have been low- ered. The testimony taken by the court, now on file in the department. shows that the cal fain and some of his officers did not exactly agree as to the conditions of the weather, the captain aserting that the moon was obscured, sfewing sea running aud a stiff trade wind blowing, while some of the officers thought the conditions were different. The buoy thrown to ioned variety, with- court, however, did not think a was of the opinion that Commander Lyon com- mitted an error in not making an effort to find the boy and the buoy the next morning instead of standing on his couree the previous night. The court of inquiry which will meet in New York this week is to determine whether Com- mander Lyon was guilty of bad seamanship in connection with the collision with the Swedish vessel in the harbor of Madeira. It appears that the Monongahela in coming to anchor swung around and bore on a Swedish bark Tying in the harbor. and before the ships could be parted the Swede had suffered the loss of headgear and sustained other damage, and the | Mononguhela had her patent life buoys and two Doats banging in the davite smashed. and some of her rigging damaged. Some of the officers under Commander Lyon have intimated that the accident was due to poor judgment on his part in not allowing enough room for the ship to swing in and bad seamanship in coming to anchor. These officers also assert that it was Rot the first time during the cruise that the Monongahela eamo near doing damage to other craft by bad handling. eee Pay of First Sergeants. ‘An order has been prepared at the War De- partment which will formally establish the pay of first sergeants as $25 instead of $20 per month, and the pay of sergeants as 18 instead of $17 per month. This increase applies only to sergeants of cavalry, artillery and infantry, and the orcanizations classed therewith. It does not include sergeants of the ordnance, engineer and signal corps, Assistant Secretary Grant propared a bill Inst year the purpose of which was to increase the pay of all non-commissioned officers, but it failed. and im its place anothor bill was passed inereasihg the pay of sergeants and first ser- geanta, The law now allows a first sergeant more pay than is given to a sergeant major, although the former is the subordinate of the latter. ‘The inconsistency will probably be corrected by the Rext Congress. Torpedo Instruction. At the suggestion of the chief of ordnance | Acting Secretary McAdoo has directed that all | naval officers Mr. Rowell; vocal solo, “One Heart Divine.” Miss Moore; piano solo, “Under the Daises,” Mrs. Erwin. Gipsy Festival was ; the scene represented a Sipey, camp at a festal time. During the carni- @ Yankee peddler, who has lost his way, nees to come into the camp. He is given » and joins the company, attempting to take part in their revels to the amusement of the sipsios. Mr. L. S. Abbott well rendered the part of the manders hare been imposed upon. Many of | Pedaler,while Miss Rowe was a veritable Queen. er | ‘The entertainment yielded a handsome amount tis ; Known in typography as leads (pieces of metal | {7 n° “ciel which go between the lines of type) and | Rethou private school taught by Miss Maud mn closed on Friday. Mr. S. D. Tripp and wife are visiting the world’s fair. One hundred young people from here at- tended the union’ meeting of the Falls Church and Ballston societies of the Christian Endeavor lequate re-| held at Baliston last night. Mr. W. W. Douglass ‘uly 1 « new | presided and delivered the welcome address, which wis responded to by Mr. L. 3. Abbott, president of the Falls Church society. Appro- priate singing. with short addresses by « num: tof members of both societies, comprised the evening's exercises. ‘Those taking part were Messrs. W. W. Douglass, L. 8. Abbott. T. J. Glover, Carl Rathbun, Wirt Kinsley, M. M. Erwin, Misses M. M. Wilson, Clara Gulager, Anna M. Hayes. Jennie Foster and others. Mrs. Lieut. Witzell and daughter are at Dr. B. Hodgkins’ for the summer. Lieat. Witzell is absent on a three years’ cruise. The first hop of the season at the Evergreens will take place on Friday mght next. They will be held every Friday night during the season. qialt Lucien Garner has moved out from the ty. ‘Miss Rilla Crossman has gone to Ames, Ohio, where she will spend a few weeks and then at- tend the world’s fair. Mrs. 8. E. Bailey has been elected right worthy grand vice templar of the Good Tem- plars at the session of the supreme body which was held in Des Moines, Lowa, last week. Mr. D. M. Mutersbaugh has sold seventy-two acres of his farm near here to Mr. T. J. Hodges of Washington for $100 per acre. Misses Effie A. Craig and Jennie Campbell of Washington, who have been at the Eagle House for the past week, returned home on Saturday. Mr. P. K. Pennington, who was severely in- jared ip the Ford's Theater disaster, is now at his home here and is doing well. Mr. M. E. Church is summoning all interested to a “bee” to take place on Tuesda: for the purpose of grading the road to Oakwood cemetery. Miss Olive Ritcor of Oatland, Va., is visiting Miss Nina Newlon. The new post office building is nearing com- pletion and will be ready for occupancy on the Ist of July. The follow! have been promoted te the High School, vi Miss Lizzi Bell, Miss Edna Luttrell, Miss Mil- dred Searles and Mr. Guy Luttrell. Messra. E. C. Pendleton, J. M. Walsh. C. C, Randolpa ard Dr. Geo. W. Horton Fiten of | Mr. Oswald Staats and Mr. Ralph Clarburger | were in town Sunday aud attended people's meeting at Ballston. & A. Castleman of Herndon will preach in the Episcopal Church here on the third af fifth Sundaysat Iia.m.and3p.m. Thechureh will soon be provided with new pews, Mr. Samuel Clemmons started from here yesterday on his trip to Chicago on a wager of $1,000 to walk the distance in twenty-six days, Sundays excepted. His mother and sister are boarding at Mrs. England's. A straw ride load of young people from Alex- Washington are registered at the Eagle House. ) andria passed through here on Saturday might in charge of Mrs. W. G. Keys. Sat FREDERICK EWS. Paragraphs of General Interest—To Revise the inal Lay Correspondence of The Evening Star. Frepenick, Mp., June 16, 1893. ‘Twenty members of the Neighbors’ Club, a literary and musical organization of Washing- ton, D. C., were the guests here yesterday of Dr. Charles W. Hoffman, the founder of the club and formerly librarian of the Supreme ‘Much interest was manifested here in the wedding of Mr. Geo. T. Koblenberg of Adams- town, this county, to Miss Adelah M. Emmerich of Washington, D. C., which took place in the latter city on the 13th instant, the Rev. Chas. A. Stakely officiating. ‘The wedding was a very quiet one and unknown to the friends of Mr. Koblenberg until they saw it announced in ‘Tue Stan. He is a prominent business man in the county, widely known and very popular. ‘Two magnificent brood mares, the property of ex-State Controller L. Victor Baughman, met death this week under peculiar cireum- stances. They had been brought up from the paddock and fed some oats, a short time after Which they manifested symptoms of dis- tress and seemed to have difficulty in breathing. While awaiting the arrival of o veterinarian some of the stablo men sought to relieve the sufferings of the fine animals by ad- ministering a drench. The fluid, how- ever, entered the lungs instead of the throat and the horses died from the effects. One was ‘Miss Baughman,” by “Messenger Chief,” and bad just had promising youngster by Il Sabio, out of Unt- wood. The other was Compromis, by Belvi- dere. son of Belmont, and the two were re- centiy purchased of Wm. H. Hill, Worcester, Sass. They were valued at $2,600. Charles E. Wochter, a well-known carpenter and builder of this city, was seriously and per- haps fatally injured today by a fall from a building upon which he was at work. He fell from the second story to the cellar below, and in falling was struck on the back by a beam, which is believed to have broken his backbone. ‘A detachment of United States cavalrymen from Fort Meyer. near Washington, under com- mand of Lieut. Perry of the seventh cavalry, are encamped near Frederick, and will spend several days here for the purpose of enlisting recruits. The conference of the state's attorneys of Maryland. which was called at the suggestion Edward 8. Eichelberger, state's attorney of this county, was held in Baltimore this week, and was attended by nineteen of the twenty-five attorneys of the state in the various counties and the city of Baltimore. The object of the conference was to dis cuss the advisability of reviewing the criminal laws and practice of the state, in order to do Away with much of the useless formality now involved in the methods of criminal prac- tice. Committees were appointed by the con- ference to draft a revised system in order that the matter may be submitted to the legislature at its next session. F. McK. a HE LASSOED A GRIZZLY. A Remarkably Novel and Nervy Feat by a California Cowboy. Bakerfield (Cal.) Correspondent San Francisco Chronicle, 5 Saturday last George Kenison, who is in tho employ of the eattle department of the Kern Coanty Land Company, was riding in the Coast Range mountains, near Carissa, looking after stock, when he came upon a grizzly bear. When first seen the bear was sitting on its haunches. Kenison made for the bear and got it started down the gulch. He kept bebind it until it camo the Carissa plains, Then he raced iat up to it, fired Pihot from bis pistol into iy back. and while passing threw his Insso over ta neck and then straightened out the rope. ‘The horse was greatly frightened and took good care to keep the rope taut, butit was a long dis- tarce fight, as there was about sixty feet of are likely to occupy executive positions aboard ship shall receive a course of instruction in the assembling and use of the auto-mobile torpedoes, which will soon be sup- plied to such of the vessels of the new navy «: are equipped for their use. In view of the limited accommodations of the inspection sta- tions and the needs of the service the detail will be made up of only six officers at one time. | an ‘Yo Mring the Indians Home. ageney have | and the authori- 2 War and Interior departments ar ang ways and means of bringing them ik Deen di ties of th and were a Bill's Wild ‘They deserted that combination in Eu- in some unexplained way reached | They they were stranded and are | mstances, The we of bringing ‘< home should pe borne by the War Buffalo Bill or by the Interior re now snid to’be in destitnte cire question is whether the expe them b: vine. st | does not w rope between the bear and the horse. Konison kept his horse under perfect control. When the bear would clutch the riata he ma- | neuvered with the horse so as to break the He circled around and around with good horsemanship and perfect coolness, all the time keeping the rope tight around the bear's neck, and be actually choked the grizzly to deat J tunter, who handles the herds for the catile department, saw the struggle froma dis tance and put his ‘horse to speed in order to give all the help in his power, but before be could reach the scene of combat the bear lay dead and Kenison had conquered it single handed. The grizzly weighed 900 pounds. Kenison iva small man of slight frame and ‘over 130 pounds, but he bears the reputation of not knowing what fear ia, His horse only weighs about 900. os T*e suit for $100,000 of Annie Comitis. widow of the Italians Iynched at New Orleans, bear's bold. of one has been dismissed on the ground that she could net bring suit as an alten. Gen. \. Bolton Caldwell, the first attorney general of Weat Virginia and one of the founders NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. | SUMMER RESORTS. EDUCATIONAL. _RATLROA’ Interesting Children’s Day Exercises—Pro- posed Good Templars’ Reunion—Notes. Correspondence of The Evening Star. ATLANTIC CITY, N. Js ATHANTIC crry, SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. KAN HOUSE, OCEAN GROVE, N. J.—HOTEL SPRINGS AND BATHS. IN WASHINGTON. MAITLAND,” EST INSTRUCTION FOR €25 A YEAR, DAY ‘renovated sanitary arrangements per- B rt t Rocxvittz, June 18, 1893. 1258, Tennessee avenue, fect; frat-slese tables reasonable rates sccommode: | Fvzstis Hlovse, 2D qraiput, Reapiished 1n7. ©. W. FLAN. As ic maa lGecaiae Gaiden lat Gia acnas cee teria Very desirable Hons for isd "Bow StYr i PRENTIO. Prop. Jase! K sta.'n,w.. Business course, typewriting, shorthan’. a Aas ‘hing the | #01. MIS6'S SEANIE DAVIS. Jert-im. | “/['HE ALASKA.” Ocean Grove, N.J.. Pitiman ave. SARATOGA SPRINGS, ¥. ¥. my 13a place, has just completed for Wm. Reading ‘one house from the beach.” Tabie First-class family hotel. Open from May 15 to No- HOTEL ALDINE, ‘Terms reasonable. DENTAL AND PHARMACEU- drawings and specifications for a fine residence i Pacific ave. near Obio. iy N. H. KILMER, to be erected on a high point overlooking the | Strictly Srst-clasa in all appointments: pe SaNROLLTON: Proprietor. _ | vember 1. Send for illustrated pamphlets to = Settoscrs Potomac near the Guard Lock on the Chesa- Send teed pty pamphlet, price lat, ie. ries claps hoes re eee LL Aaa meee cas —_my2830t ___W. B. HUESTIS, Proprietor | \/URRES’ TRAINING SCHOOL—FPOR MEN AND peake and Ohio cannl, about twelve miles west | —%7#2-s0 ““WARRY D BANHMAN, Proprietor. |, itches non sR Ri siiage™™ Netiatbe | WINDSOR, SULEHUR sPRIxGs. OPEN Fon | nu Tots, smcgunectm win the medical Aten of this place. ‘The building will be two stories a "PRE ELDORADO, axe asa a TANG. 1015) Penheyivanla ‘Svat or Shims: | BOVIS Bite eate me ‘c. and attic in height and will contain ten large BETREME COREG Tr OF KENTUCKY way, fronting Fletcher Lake and the Sea, | JELLY, New Windsor, Md. mt ee a coms, with porches, bay windows, &c., and jofjegtre Mente, levator and everything new, ‘ism MRS. A. LOOMIS. IN THE MOUNTAINS. F a it ra ~ 3 a” TKEMONT SEA GIR’ I. ~y" ing londay vureday when completed will be ono of the handsomest | 277 oe Bane Sic | Tine t to ober. ASEOBA HOUSE. AUHORA. W. va. J0-1n*" Mile. V- PRUD HOMME, 307 at buildings of this character in the county. It ‘and Machiwan aves.—Neac the . 4 LB BpaRnon. 3 Erop. poe lar ages = ooatiee 24 SHINS'S GREAT SHORT METHOD OF BOOK. will be furnished with all the modern conven- | refurnished: capacity, 200; electric end pee my20-3m_ Late, ‘leton Spring Lake. _ | homelike. 4 eae and |S kee stables one bookkeeper to de the work of Seager elevator." [el0-2in) 3, SIEBERT. ‘OTEL ALLATRE, Be ee ate table, two: learned in A0lessone: Call or ‘write for circu. iences. Fae tere ae H' SBERIRG LAKE. X. 3. Seaneligte bers tare! WoL. SHINS. 1415 Pst nw. ny 25-lme Diet Lodge, o, 1 Onder of Good, Tem, | HSHELEARE: ave, consas aman | ym tte SO Hektaon. | Ended REE sit WEaiiegies, OnETATORL or MURS are ee Ee y Hotel SWENRY HECKLER, | GPBING LAKE BEACH 3 oop Titteien gugir, fer on te monet as eviopana. Ob. BULUARRD: Diractor’” sein he i. r. ‘season. Atioghenies, 3. i — See ae expected to co-operate in the celebration and| Horer ANP ANNEX ONTHE BEACH MARY: | 1m Now open: Soventeernreh CLEAVER | June: Jail ‘hos Tad Bah Caettat eee ies F itis thought this will be the largest temperance | IMPERIAL home; appointinents and ‘PHE RUSKIN, SPRING LAKE, W.J.. NOW | froPssnd the vestel table beers. w ud Aucust, Highest erade business ‘school gathering held in the county for years. Gaith- | goto 9s perdct e'10to #18 per wk. @. W. pen situated on Moumouth ave. nest the beach | thereech ofall” APpIF to he" Bhortiand sud Tyreenitiee. exes Sraburg Lodge of that order bas ‘also arranged Si rates for famionand sarties for season toboia | ODOsIte the lake, Mrs. CLABAUGH. % day and evening sessions. Call or write for 1 for ite ninth annual picme on the 4th of July, | [yorEL KENDERTON, Wisuatey Th | _ge13-1mo' pre "WOOD & HULL, Pru which will last during the entire day and oven- Onsak -BY-THES ATE LESSON: ing. In the morning. there will be « parade of eS ee ete erica SPRING LAKE, ¥. J. «atari anced ator. Eaiventte areas eotectal Shee members of the order and other organizations, TEL LURAY. ATLANTIO CHEE | 2B sfrom June 1 to October. Yon to backward, unwilling and adult parila. Prof. followed by music and addresses by Rev, Henry TEL LURAY, ATLANTIO CIT! Jel-259m_ ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES ‘ KK. LETCHWORTH. 3.1406 Hopkins, place, near 20th ana Pn. w. Branch, president State Temperance Alliance; KENTUCKY AVE. SRA-SIDE_NI ENGL. rata Rov. W. F. Roberts and_ others. A fine band DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. SEA Sie EW ere: (fain line B. and 0. B. B.). SH RADUATE STUDENT OF See area aattendance and refreshments | rassenger elevator and al the modern tmprovemente Tre Acaprax, Casrrsz, Me. —_— work. will sive instruction, a otlner stad After quite an extended visit to her mother, ‘Which constitute a first-class hotel came coasts perfect arsionrr, ok senitary” ertance- SEASON OPENS JUNE 15, 1803, “Sect We. DAL Mrs. 8. B Wilson, at Woodside, this county, SUN PARLOR ments; 01 x opporsunition for boating and feh- ColuuRS ‘COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, Mrs. Arthur Morwell has returned to ber home| Over the board walk, connected by covered way | {nj hotel supplied with fre sprinx wales; Cate = eet eed thats in Milwaukee. ‘with the hotel. ii a tay l0-eo2m "| Rates $60, 875 and $90.8 month, according to locs- honograph and trpewriter: the Mise lie I. Garrity of California is at pres- ent a guest at the residenco of her uncle, Mr. John J. Hogan, at Linden. ‘Mr. Benj. H. Miller, for several years past in- 1m J. WHITE, Owner and Manager. ‘OTEL MT. VERNON, ATLANTIC CITY. ‘Pacific ave. near the’ beach, Strictly frst-clans. tor May and Jane, $8 to lanaget (CASTLE MONA CoTTacEs. STRAWS POINT, RYE, N. H. tages 3 in flats, rmbege ,cottaes can now be rented entire or fn = = ual ineteution Lerten three Address GEORSE D. DE SHIELDS, Cuisine a feature. ‘of & private house without the trouble pester eum ee are spector of Indian agencies in the far west, has | #44 per week. J.C. COPELAND. of housekeeping mate tt pleasent way to spend the Rae aries amesswee. qamunisareenerrcscae sn aber ed his home in the Sandy Spring | + OTEL ORTENTAL, ellong sable faciitis, ‘Address COTTAGES. ‘After that date either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett EN cok EFAL, LE, . ne hood. ‘Atiantle City, N. 3. myl?-colm eer NESS COLLEGE. On Thursday next a musical and literary en-| "| Now open. AuEx. uw. orpennerwen_| “THE MATHEWSON = county, Md. my20-0, mto}s1. atl, Bank of the ken. Rids.. 7thand Daw, tertainment will be given by the Indies of the | _fe16-dm . OFFI at jurragansett Pier, R. I. = — | Spring and Summer Sessions—March ] to July 1 Ginsksborg. ME “Church, at, whieh, Minos | F{OTEL PEMBROKE, ATLANTIC CHR GPRIS METER Tas, connects ith vo | FORRES mcd car De han RENEE | whe bat Siemens Sadie Kneller of Baltimore and Maggie Murphy neg a ores 2° near Fes to. other hotel atthe Plots : tuyEiedare | trol too qood gator: ton tinntes wall tostation: | Speusvery busiuem day” Ta oe ah will assiat, eee aira&. AKE._| ‘DEQUOT HOUME AND COTTAGES. rice for seeson, S125. Apoiy at 3 N- Capitol ot ie SAA A. RPENCE ann Teeent sales of fand in the county fl ICKNEY. KENTUCKY AVE. : 100 PT. REW LONDON. CONN: a weiss pace me = at of the Fenwick farm, on the line of t from ‘beach; steau excellent table; su ovated ani 7 ALCHS CIVIL NERVICE INSTITUTE District, which has been vold to a physician of | Per fete ¥ fo, 8% eae re oe enertment, Par antasiesses oeticerwte Tis trike mnt: | propSien muceetehy fe let eerie: detent Recfoll, Va., for ees my is the — mh Atlantic City, 8.._ | , Fishing, boating and bathing, beautifal walke and | Address Mrs. TRACY BROWNE, generate census examinations. Stenography taucht. st e purchaser to establish a sanitarium for . ——-- tages, - the treatment of women and children on the | FYOTEL TRAYMORE, rent BLANCHARD 8 BAGEE emagers SE) ‘OUT OF WASHINGTON. ee a ATLANTIC CITY, X. 3. fa ne * secelmmiteepsemeiais emded T RLAWARE WATER GAP. PA. ST AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ALBANY, N.¥, ‘arrie Walker, who has for some months : Oren, May ,1 “anil! November; the favorite epring, | }> Cater the direction of Bish Chace of been attending school at Martinsburg, W. Va,|mhoz4m____W. W. GREEN & CO. [oe eS a Ne oe eo 3 Sey Ge toben or the Minrsora cosres for omen “her returned to her home at Gaithersburg « few | [7 ENILWORTH INN For full particulars apply at 1335 Corcoran st. Jel ‘myl?-coSus W. ik BROD! EGON. | cstalowue address Miss E,W. Boyd, Prin-ipal.apl-m — es NAVAL EXPEDITION FOR novs To THE terenting children’s day services were held | HemtuchZara:Destimwraan hire ANNI R OHUBE SE. PELLANEOUS. |= RAND VIEW HOUSE, HARPER FERRY. w. | { WORLD'S Fatt this afternoon in the Methodist Protestant | Toor es our canOLl “H | ]QAY RIDGE HOTEL, Day RIDGE, wD “OPENS | OLVS.. has been opened Under utigely new tpasagr- | BY St. Jom Miltary School. Mi a Church at Brookeville. An interesting pro- | Mboach; central; Bianco. ‘For terais and ether information ad | MOO’ snd every sttontion le assured encste, Located | Wa Ores fete re do gram was rendered and a large congregation Terps feasouable. | 8 soe EL. HOOPET, op, | malls. For terms, Be. eddressas above. je7-tw?_ | Arply fo" terms. "ial, George Grindley of Washington at tho | [RE AUREMARER VIRGINIA AVE, NMAR | PoreL BELEAVIEW. CHAPEL POINT, mn. | GWEET mu MOON TAIN HOUSE, LOCATED OS GOOD: last meeting of the Waverly Club of Gaithers-| euiinwand sprrice unentpened- “The formance fe” | handsomely Tarufned ant mamarement Aretcies: | Somsmantoubriver. Mergers Rersy., Wert Yai, open s burg delivered an able address upon the ab tonable’ Send for ilus'd booklet. COPE & BAMFO Ioeation the mot beautiful and healthy in the vicinity ear nA er Beer Toe cghildree all rtens ond @1sod ‘Cleaned in first-class inan- ject of “‘Some of the Pressing Questions of the | _™y241m GED caine a fashington : picturesque bills and 30 miles of salt. | ner day. \@ for circalar. a: aac ay in Their Influences Upon the Future of | ‘HE CHALFONTE, ATLANT Tater view bathing, boating. Gatun and erabting: | "Sita G. W. GREEN, Proprietor. | prazen suits, ner. Weare makingthese Our Country.” at the conclusion of which PRIS nprihen: spacious grounds for teams | FYIEL TOR SUMMER HESOKT, MILL cuit Sais our Summer Specialty. vote of thanks was tendered the speaker. At H ra Lorne | Prop. Riovation | OOOteee wees bcesss point Reet steers wolitenn: Tinrmte mortng ne fot nnd sattmonil | Sat water bathendhy oom saator;motra an | ACN ar? PRA aL tata | RPUaRiCt Ate MOL ReceaA ae | riansex, scare, Ntheerinorvet music was furnished by Misses Walker, Trenis ‘complete; sun parlors. }. oF CHAN, C: 1 ANCASTER, 1913 Bat, no: ‘Now open. = a Baia Power machinery we can and Henry. fend for Llustrated Booklet. re! ‘Ma. bade incase ee mei7ame (OTEL ESSICK. HIGHLAND LAKE. PA- ste five you better, quicker Rev. Father Resensteel of St. Mary's Cath- 1s ALWAY! PAT CHERRY: cherming mountata resert in Aierice gent | BLAKKETS. ‘ olic Church, this place, yesterday ‘returned | _'s77-54m Addren THE CHAT-FONTR.__| [T.I8 ALWAYS COOL AT NIGHT AT, CHERRY. ‘alae. i. M. Esnick, patie SEL EERRIA ERE init’ orld’: a d- HE CLIFTON, bed “Dutlt o1 it I tending So ae one Seer ae hia ccc rcrenatee tliat mare an ace | [tor Adantie ipa Connecticut aves. 5 hick-c the water: cf the Chesapeake bay. “There roote Rew Work, & a Sorreeess - Bey family Louse newly furnished: terms, @8 and 812 the fail width of the pter, with windows on each TOK count of the vers fine displas of the Catholic | perwtek Mra oa Gore | UT "jeg | dide ata woul turniated andigga, Thenoveleatares | 4 a : ee Maen Ore SAT [Pan DENAIS, hea ouce knows thes will work evevouuthan im suum: Je! a eee a it oe ee mor resort Wear. Send for a ctreu it_ | \gountaiw View House—ow Tor of THE “Se FLAMES ON THE MESABA KANGE.| popant with every commereace. “QoLTONs Mitre! O00 ft “elevation: ovens dune 1; NAPKINS AND wann- | = my2t-am ‘JOS. H. BORTO' andar wen (OMRS. “REBECCA |. | 00d board; larwe airy rooms, saddle and devine ap Many Homes Wiped Ont by Fire—Dainage, | Gre DU ANEW HOUSE, ADAXE econ Cowonts Marr's county, Ma. vin | Ror togaanle rates. Adatees JOUN 4. 145 1% mas. = 1,000,000. omart ave. . “A pleananthome. Table jakefteld and Arrowamith. hin’ | ee _ = 2 — bi : a apeclalty. All modern Improvementa, Klectrle OTEL TOLCHES( ER. "[{HE Lock woop, RK STORE. 471 OTH st ‘The result of a year of enterprise on the | belizand bath. Rates moderate. Mrs. G. CARMANY. ‘Situated one high binff overlooking Chesapeak HARPER'S FERRY, W, VA. pictures, Chinese lanceros, paper Metaba range has been wiped out in a single (aenieriaoncnersiiaat ashy Refuraie ed throucbont, with ewiy erected | Wutonea june 1, Mrp. 8 E. LOVETT, Proprietross ‘made to order," Wosden fates; fags. 7 TTY, KENTUCKY | “annex. y parks, malt wat <The 3 0 5 day. Advices received at Duluth yesterday Fee cosh ;Somplotely refurniahed since last | table ueeds no coment. ‘A pleasant place to spend | 7k sUMMIE HOUSE OPENS JUNE Is, imax | = Eee RWS a the summer. For rates, &c., apply to INE WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP IN indicate that the towns of Virginian and werything Beata Te WILE. TE NOLAND! Superintendent, r ‘The larwest house and hisbest point at Harpers | 0 Sun Parttee coin ahnin cet soe tine Mountain Iron had been destroyed and that qELCCRANAAWRN|| ciowopse. ae | ree IGHTNER. le. Biwabik was partially if not entirely wiped ra coavepiences; bright: cozy; reasonable: Moone sete AND a0 pesca, | THE, DELIGHTFCE SUMMER ResonT. KrE out. erie ED. 1. GOULD. Leonardtown, Md.. ix now, open for for thet jon of is. Bend for circaler and It is impossible to estimate the loss, but it TPHE IRVINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY. S. 1 Tm pte phat gs Ba eal ged le vrices. my 12am) oPHon E will approximate 1,000,000 and” several | Pom thetearh, iteam bout Bievator. Bend for | gtrantunts daily. HERBERT” MUDIEG, Prop. | FJOTEL SRIKELLIMY. “SUNBURY, PA 03 Thousand people are homeless." For threo | “ORRSSM cuawpense woopes. | MM sleratcn sp 800 tee ntovensce level etaon geeas aneece weeks the range has been in danger. Forest | jnizg LELANDE meta ite T soggy Zane Lee, Sead for descriptive pamphlet. DRUM: | goods, fatiric: and articles of NG SUITS fires have been burning on all sides of the now | ‘I — Will open June 1 ‘Renovated throaghont: commands —— SE a FE naw mining towns und only by the greatest effort On the beach. Massachusetts avenue. fineat Loes (CPORMERLY AT 505 N.Y. AVE.) my? has the disaster of today been so long averted. | #11 a = GEES Hovse, WHITE MOUNTAINS, N.H. One of the greatest health and plersure resorts on the continent. Location unparalleled. Saturday the first news was received which indicated any serious danger. Up to that time the range towns had fought the fire for them- selves, and had so far as possible kept the news DENTISTRY prtess EXTEACTION OF TEETH. r[PRE Mansion ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Accommodates 500. Coaches to ‘meet all trains and ‘prey POINT HOT: Garry wueste to and frou the beach. P = ‘Orchestra June to September. ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, 4 2 SO PATN. Wo catororor: (01 OPENS SATURDAY, x; a injured. WILL OPEN SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1893, Addrces C. R MILLIEEN, 0 Menthe een: On Sata evening General Manager New York ave., near the beach, ‘For the season for cueste, my24-w, 8, m26t Glen House, X.H. NO UNPLEASANTNES& Philbin of the Mesaba and Northern road re- ‘aoaien coureniengeny” a ae ward Mey bliterd renee denting beer ee NO EXTEA CHARGE my25-75t 3 ceived advices which convinced him that the danger was imminent. and he went to Virginia to look after the interest of his road, whica touches most of the mining towns. Tho fire at prietor. 0 BAR. Steamer George Leary will leave herec Saturday, Juno 17, instant, at 6 o'clock p. m., for nt. tal excursion trips Tuesday and Thursday of eacl Witte Moustains, xa. MAPLEWOOD. Fast end of the famous town of Bethlehem. Grand We have exciusivecontrol of @ preparation for as» tm tiie city wich, when eae APPLIED TO THE GUMS, ‘week ior the entire season. RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS. my3-2n, _ _.. as Book now open for dates. Churches, societ! &e., iter of all the White this time was all about tne village, but there now open for ates, Care lotion, de. | con mountain attractions. The | _3¢ ia applied directly to the cums. wns every reason to believe it couid be kept | T'hupertsiocation, Fi SPREE. ov ith and Diain n ee, Wash Sa | Breet resort of health and pleasure. Maplewood Hotel. | - Brits tas woth canbe oxtrar'at pertectiy palalant under control. Recsovable terms Ho! city,or THOMAS W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. opens July 6 Maplewood Cottage opens June 5. Fif- ‘oswelling of the gums afterwart. JeG-2w_ Piney Point, St. Mary’s county, Maryland. ‘The patient retains all bis seases wiile having bis tegth extracted, tar No danger.” bs ly adapted to persons who Guilen es and tey' out aywton of painless extract ‘Our system of painless extraction bylocatapprication aud we guarantee Soa will Use 0 other in the future. ‘3 teen FURNISHED COTTAGES. Send for illustrated bookletto AINSLIE & WEBSTER, Managers, 62 Boylston st, Boston. Also of Hotel San Mar.o, St. Augustine, Fla my 2m, wkelm co Yesterday morning a strong wind blew uj and the greater part of the range was door ‘The first news cume from General Manager Philbin, who telegraphed at 2 o'clock to Prosi- dent Merritt of the rood: “Men, women and children loaded on ore cars ready to leave, for Everything you wish. “jelb-Im JA HE OSBORNE, Corner Pacific and Arkansas aves., ‘ATLANTIC CITY, N. ‘Mrs. Kt J. OSBORNE, REHOBOTH CH, DELAWARE, ‘Will reopen June 24 under same management WALTER BURTON. Hi jashinet MISCELLANEOUS. 8 God's sake send us aid.” SPECIAL RATES” | SVeey ON vEnIEnOE dhaten ftepios taatee’ of coe cee THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, ‘At nearly the same time messages were re-| _je15-6w Formerly of the Florita House. ttt, Waketeld for River | YY OODLE TAT anove Geonretown, 3217 Penn. ave. n. ceived from the other rangetowns. The opera-| up WALDORPOATLANTIC CITY, fra Team feet plc = nave. n tor at Mountain Iron telegraphed that the town New York ave. neart ¢ beach; ut new man- K. P. BLAKISTONE & SON. —is now open for the reception of 4 was burning and the Duluth and Iron Range | agement; perfect sanitary grrangementa,® siectric = — =| Ga ‘manegement, Large. airy reomencool, wide | BEtractiae and filing abeuiutely iuouL Pale erator at Diwabik wired to President Grea- | bela Uel0-m] Mrs. HE. WRIGHT. SPRINGS AND BATHS. Plazzas—fine grounds and abundance of sbade. "Bu. | Deray, Of Gzrewsion rvetor=d_ by, artificial, dentures binger of bis road: gy Atlantic City, X. J. RANDALE SPRINGS HOTEL, perior to any place near Washington. Table appoint- | part well. “Goods removed from depot. Good-bye. ee os nae EDFO! ments first-class iu every detail. Accommodations for | Extracting, 25c.: with gas, 500. Since that time the wires to Biwaka ha (oa been down. The Mexaba officials state that their advices are that Biwabik has been saved, but the indications are that the village has shared the fate of Virginia. At 6:15 p.m. Mr. Philbin telegraphed: whole town o: horses. Terms reasonable. my27-1m RD, PA. WILL OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF GUESTS JUNE 1 Renowned for its high standart of excellence and with its springs of most remarkable curative virtues ako it a mont delightful as well me, For circulars and ‘my25-in* BEDFORD SPRINGS, % Mrs_M. CASSIO. ASBURY PARK, N. J. SBURY PARK. N.J. HO’ TEL COLUM Now open; ocean front; (th Filling Sith piatina, silver or amalgam. 730. on, ever Bing wits et i i or Morne $0. Bons " Geld ore ee. Sere Tor A. L. PETERSON, Proprietor. healthful summer rose ALSIP & SMITH. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Wus You Bor, Ger Tue Besr: “The irginia,including freight house, ticulars and prices see pare is burned. We are bringing women and chi L GUERNSEY. BEDFORD, PA. ated tar , | DISTAL, IePipuunr serigeay i ii nod renter “ ” a . a Mthaad Kets *. 2 dren here and have two engines trying to get ted; hintera_ conentences Pk CARL EDAD ie Aone piste dvere Bee. sraaksez ang | Disty co Ruaatisee a Oren to fas ) THOS. G. ALLAN & SON. HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. We sell thern on easy terme to autt. ‘cost of materials. — In Duluth the news was followed by ii ; W. $e16-1m yong mediate preparations tocare for the hundred: rae Atabron myli-3m L. B. DOTY, Manager. | #77 RAKAUrK™ PIANOS DO NOT REQUIRE BOM. PROFESSIONAL. of homeless people. A special train was|~One block from ocean. Accomtaodation for 100 | rusk BERKE! SPRINGS HOTEL WILL BE bastic words of nor bear the cost, of =: “ ordered by President Greabinger of the Duluth | guests. Rooms and dining hall unexcelled. e15-2w* in for the accommodation of cuests J Reena eH ROE ee sn see cetmiection | GEA SALT BATHS AT HOME, WITH MASSAGE and Iron Range railroads and car loads of pro-| "4 SBURY PAR! tear cietey cee Sim es meee Oe ay Na. a visions were ordered. “THE FENIMORE,” fe bven taste; elec = moveivents aNd maxwetic treatment efarmished and renovated th sm ‘TOO! ruse b- > rs . Tho last advices from the vicinity of Vir- | M4 pigcks from the ocean. Capacity 290. 51g “Paraphiets at Star office aud vinci 5 x ee DE. SARA ginia were that 1,100 people, mostly women | ~~ = ee Sores. For information appiy to MW. LANDER val FoR RNORT TIMaear find children, had been loaded in ore cars and ee = ee &*% 4 known trance, test, business medium. would be ‘brought to Duluth. President by the siite of Europe and America. 2 e118 Spencer of the council, the acting mayor, has HARLES HOTEL, BERKELEY ‘opposite the celobrated baths The Lafayette, authorized a gift of $1,000 from the city and ana grounds, ts now ofen for the reception of eaen's PROF. CLAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED all the provisions that may be needed for im- | New and beautifully equipped corner hotel. Capacity, py RRS rpc Grieg lege peed spp PIANOS FOR RENT. Pisdrerinibe dairvoyantyastroloer ‘and medium ia mediate relief. A special mecting of the |), \uste daily. for Pam anietr & FROST. | ments. ‘fall information and terms address Born with wonderful eift of second sic’ council and a citizens’ meeting have been called. | — Te 8 ——_ — JACK, Owner and Proprietor. Inctnat SECOND-BARD PIANOS, Sete gi Spy pveum of your life from =e to erave. Ample aid will be offered the suffering people. | A T™A STA UOTE a sbury Park, N.J. cd aS BAe of our OWN) make, But sllehtiy used. jos, recovers lost propery oF < aPRING WOT |. KNABE ®& CO... ‘Penna. ave. in. poluts out you eneinies Troma, your es Communication with the range is almost cut Send for eireular Bis ase a UNING AND REFAIRING—OE 4 together. comees apeedy an ; REPAIRING: eens : ae sem _WAt“APFLEGire, Propeitor_| 1 Unt BUFWitfepen Fine 31. gan Toe | Telanoc maker, tuner and repairer: St ag ot | Eatae ace ele enue, erm, fs ome ak esses) —<T ae clerant hotel bes been, xteatly enlarged since | 0.2: workstiop in the rears c agree = ‘ektauuueae 4. . OPEL LYNDHURST. 2) AVE.. ASBURY PARK. | jaitucqeon, thereby enabling the compeny to ofer oP organs an im business, reinoves faially troujen, evil tuuencon Raliway Systems Tied Up. | EVN J! hls new hoube unt opined: eo sanares | true lower rajca vo seanon gets, “WI net week | Ms roar paraaR TL GST SS Seen Sm ot che, and alftn rouble willcer For ten hours yesterday the street railway | {59 Sita"CHAS. E GOLDSBONOUGH. mySt-im | amdupwant,, For selection of raome apply ta or ad- | WW aay Sian tenes and Rapaher wrders iy | a= he gacceeds where others vig systems of Minneapolis and St. Paul were tied District Low ner "1 ae = Higtel Ren 3 PA OR skeptical, "Aavertises onty wrist hea do, Alt ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, ASBURY PARK. §. J. | Md., After June 2] to BUENA VISTA SPRING Ph, Dustaeweonfdential. sittines fours. up. Some few days ago the company issued an y ‘Fite leading hotel opeaa, June 24. Also of the | Way hinrion Ce, Mao eer, oat Aral beat wus | Suicer MAvice ktven Purchasers free of charge. | pen Sundays. fcaideuce 489 il st bet 4¢und order requiring the emploves to sign a contract | het until Jone iS THEO OVER Brom: iei-2m” | from 10. otha, southwest. Seisae or else quit its employ. Thi was objected to [HE LEADLEY, a Pr. TANTLEROY AND PROF. WILLIAMS by the men and they were given the alternative |" NUor “ath ave. aiid Kinsley st., Axbury Park, | (/ hotels, and cottages. opens June’ 1. Hampshire HE Still the events of life: compel love: eure” ick of signing or quitting. Not one of the 1,600 | NJ. ; desirable fuinily hotel ;one Lick fromthe ovean. | Co. West, Vitrinis. Offer to the, veople of Disrtict Bee. eT men employed in Minneapolis signed the docu- | _™¥202m ___M. Ie MCCKAY. | Bithn of every temperature. "A lovely summer home | , Absolutely the most ANO made: tndoreed | Stinks. 6. and # Oto by fie mveieal protean after the most artistic designe andin all kinds of rare ‘cases. ment, Ata meeting lasting until 4 o'clock yes- , ASBURY PARK, N. J. 4TH | in 5, ponuiire] socantaie, rerios. ces M*E. RAPHAEL, © IRVOYANT AND ASTROL- terday morning the men decided to quit, and | qoAttj.P jot batter purtion aan inks Taaaltary | cage forma» Dowble daly mati aad talerraph, | Establiaved nore than 80 rear dates tells how toretaln usbend or Inver, Consult accordingly no attempt was made to run cars, | eee ee se aetna OE ERDLEY Prope. SALE. Proprietor. “Call on or send for. apl7-tr PFEIFFER & CONLIFF. 417 1ithst.u.w. | heron love, business or health, She wont @upe you Mayor Eustis tooka band in the matter and |. my20-2m Oe Washington sxent, room 20, Bo, ci? STEINWAY, GASH, GABLER. BRIGon PraNos. at SOPS ae Remis ep. @. after considerable parley with the management 1PHE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Fe ant cen ORS toee aw’ | Sete mROORE WELLE ALL VRE_EVENTS OF of the company obtained n withdrawal of the T CRESSON, PA. : ne0-te Pe ave. Mig ‘Ailanmeersaqatentat Lisdies ana conte obnoxious contract, and at 3 o'clock travel was N IGLESIDE, rie HAV: On top Kaghn intyrgien eee es Penn- a each, ny Sy nwo opm a} a Sow open, All modera road. fork ave. tre: near Oth st v0. resumed. There was no violence fow open. All modera com Incluaing POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. | <=" “ ES Resenrer clgratgr: hot soa water OPENS JUNE 2. —a— pecial rates for Jus, "Send for LISH AND Gel x man astrologist, will leave for the se: Do Yoo Warr Relins Seenae MERCHANTS’ PARCEL DELIVERY ©O. aXD BAGGAGE TRANSFER HAULING OF ALL KINDS. mums 256. sume 100. TELEPHONE, 659. ‘30 Branch Offices, Main Offer, O12 Penn. ave jeld WE NEVER MIsS TRAINS. JB“ N0Re & onto KATLROAD, ——— Iingrears throurh to Memp! Tan or Luray, 3.30» tn | 4 Hagerstown, +19. 40 or Rowgatar™, 210.800 cone eee a.m. and +hBO; bt eaaaes A For Pusiadernnin York, Bostom andthe Aatiy. RO 10,08; icine Cacyrarae, Tah Sek Con. Dimine Sheehan Shen at 10.00 okelonky os LL AOP. me . ‘Buffet Parlor Carson a!l day For Bostin 23 30 Ls ine Carravning throach’ to. Boston Steet cee Boston vie Po met $f Rourhiterrsie iter, uding passongerais Beek Aaya, 2 OB aCe 10.000.m. and22.00n0en. Sua ‘pearram featnat onaay ont. ‘Co. on nacre ten 2ST eg erage ats . A, RICHMOND ax DaNviELE ¥. W-MUIDEROPER AM Rice! Schedule th effect Alltratns arrive nnd leave at eer niation, Wes Rona ma” tall pen Danii fer'rront Roya! Tyo aon. is Dally fo" Lach, tions, end for brine pal poten one, end for eine 14 ‘Danville svstem, incindine. any Puliman Ruecper New York sd. Mowsore Greepthoro with iverer for Aursita” S45 0.1m. "Dally. exceyt Sunday. Yor Front Royal y for princinn} notnta somth on Riche Inevon to Charlotte, und Danville 49 Rakeeile so Daily WASHINGTON AND SOUTH: eBbei ty per Dis eepere ene Dithce Coane : eee D. Tocai for cman 8) tare 1s from ae ed om 338 daily from Tersbnre, a Sas. fait om [acre ana'6 SS dat neers Tproneh trains from the south arrive Wi 6.450 m.. 10-450. 2.35 - PielO Page. 2.55 hm. and rk oem. sg aaineeees ee Tickets, Sleenine art ¥ Sher hens shia See eae We GREEN Gen. Mt TURK. Gen. Pass. Act, e . ¥. [-5BEOWS. General Aewiit Paseensor Danes Soe (CHESAPEAKE AND ORTO RAILWAY. SCHEDULE IN FFTECT MAY 28, 9 oF TRint cee daily from Union Station (B ana P.), ‘Through the srantest scenecr in Amect snd most complete Bole eels’ beret har. “Soo pm dalle Westiewton end Caleaen ta all Washi al”—Solid vestiwled, newly cqnipred. liehted train’ Pullinan's Suest eainetars Sneton. te ttien ca trum Arrives Cincinnati 7:55 am. Ip “iL lop daily The an oy agian train wktedining ox: Safe Sfepers for Cinchnnaty Taxinetom Sithout changer, arriving at {aacippest 6: in 15 p.m , Loutevi"le 9:5 mn. apolie 11 9) p.m Chlearo 35am. ot Kaas Ys ‘© D.. connecting in panton opct Sor all noints, Stecial Pullman slesper vs, Wecnendare ani Frida: Y Priday® throurh to Hot Springs, Va.. without chanewt ian a a 1431 Renae sven _ H.W: FULLER, Gout Passeneer Agent. ipue onear, PEXNSYLVANTA ROUT) ‘TO THE NORTH. WEST AND 80 x UTE WRST. DOUBLE TRACK. SPLERDID SCEN) EST EgCPMENT, STEEL RAILS. Tn effect 3. TRAINS Leave W CORNER OTH ¥ “ fc oat ath Si. Lenin, Cincinnati 2 Dining. Mi to St. Lonie Western Pum dalle, with Sleupine dare Wastiuaalle 20 0 Caro. conectine Aatiy at Marrisbupe with, S'Scjore for Tittsbee am Cleveland Avtoons to Richmond. Pacific Es daily for Pitehure and the West, Se "nde <n. Pamswit For Williainsport, Rochester, Sh ke eh Rd raport Renovo snd. lmaire at 10.25, cept Sunday. For Wiltamepertonies 9 era Dinjug pene its mR PH! A. NEW YORK aNp hb Perron {hmited. Dininy Cabana Tt ate 4 EU de nd sine, Rian. Puree ath 208 (hk and Dy ( Dante Care. po Comat 8 8 }Lovame. a Pe ts w York. 4.00 p.m. iy : for Philedelphis wean FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY. > ‘days. Past pxpress, 7.50 0.1m, Sok and S450. ing direct wansfer to. Fulton wtreek, dombie ferpinen actos Now York city, For Atlantic City. 11.008. t. 12 18 f to. wesk: ‘end 11.35 © i. every dav. Saturdays ouls 12.50 amantao9 Sontaye S20Sa0, POR APFEANDRTA AND THE ete For Alexaniria, 4.30.82, 7 1 noon, 1.00. 2.1 4 Rage aie as Am.,100 244 6 1 For Richmveh toa the For Richmond. or Alexandria f. sn, ; Rom sast bs ask Thos, and information at the office, northmast o#-~ street and Penn HOICE ROOMS FIRST-CLASS BAe LOM wakes, BE heat SS ras, 135 Hore, ERBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. ef the new state, dicd last night from heart * disease. ‘cireulars, 3 iB ENGUE, Pri a NRT EAM, — ‘ashore on Jane a mylar TOPE © Beat Havens 8. 3._ | A doltentrut voint te treat. the Journey between | Vy ee ee ae ee eee bain, abe ade se ea Gon ¢ USi¥ ATEANTIO HOUSE AND ¢ mite UNITAM, andar Packie ates TE BQMSPORD | ELECTRIC! MEDICATED i 'LKTON LITHIA SPRINGS. an tarmediate Ys. rapor unexce! asa luxury asa pre- my25-11 EM "Qh. kT08 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA. gM Y and SUNDAYS. oe ices vom FE 9 ye pati cmmdipmeee, ~~ : 7 This famous resort opens JUNE 21 ‘under tb man. | NEDNESDAYS at 9:00 pun. for Alenandria, Colonial = FTE! covumpra, agement of Mr. GEO. F. ADAMS of the St James | Beach and eyirey nating, eta vee OCEAN TRAV and Albion Hotels, Baltimore. The hotel building is | Kinsale TUESDA’ Day! N TRAVEL BELMAR, N. J. new, with all rn tinprovements—sas, steam heat, | !endings, st Washington WED 4 | a = a ¥ electric bells, public and private baths, sanitery | FRIDAY MORNINGS, On SATURDAY: R BAR HARBOR, EASTPORT AND ST. Hotel within 150 feet of the surf: orchestra through- | closets, e. Ee. i es =. John, X. B.—Mallory Steamship Line S 8 ee ‘Address Waterfrom the celebrated Elkton Lithia Spri Frturping leaves Kinsale, arriving at Washington | State of ‘Texas from pier 21. FE. KR. N.Y, FOR ADVERTISING IN my27-1m F. E. FOSTER, flowing @ million andahalf gallons daily, is pij SUNDAYS about 10 p.m. (See eahedule, SATURDAYS at5 p.m. Sixty-four page descriptive a Airectly Into the hotel. 5 © W. RIDLEY. Pamphlet for 1803 mailed free. For passage and EPTUNE HOUSE, ‘Magulificent scenery. splendid boating, bathing and | _J°8-tf Generel Mansrer._ | treight rates apply toC. Ml. MALLORY & CO. Agenta, . a _ BELMAR, N. J. fishing. Cuisine first-class, a WI NEW MAC RIVER LINE. Pier 20. E.R. N.Y. . " s % bctuesveasin comune Gas THE ONLY SPRINGS IN VIRGINIA WITH A | N ges 3 my24-8m e v Pa letid av my20-1m 'G. C. ©. WILSON. | FIRST-CLASS MODERN HOTEL. NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL ® ‘KW. ROBSON o a ——— CERO | Hates $10 ror woek and upward. Will leave Bi ‘wharf, 7th st. Bandar, -| A 'Steawehin, Pansonwrer abd Tourist Aewnt, 615.150 APE MAY, Hi ‘Send for descriptive circular. Tuesds ‘end Th atom ‘ai st_n.w. Telephone 1064. (Branch of Ba tim aT] J (OTEL LAFAYETTE” GEO. F, ADAMS. Prop. fardown se ‘Meldox ng ou) | First Oabin, Second Cabin and Stonraee teksts, by. 7 Opens June 17. Located diroctly ou the beach. AM | Address until June 20 8t, Janes Hotel. Baltimore: W a ‘ats es. | allateamship lues to Europe, Asia. Seale BECAUSE YT 18 THE FAMILY | wodera tuprovenents Hirst-claes in all appoint- batt ccomnmdation Freight received; | andthe West Indies. semaines R OF THE CITY, BEING __Ueltowel0j JOHN TRACY & CO. ck untit houref eailiny. Telepbone, 1705, °F A REED!) Alsoto Boston. Providence, Norfolk, Savannah aad oO ‘ AND KEAD IN EVERY | (XONGRESS HAI JNO. E. BAKER. Manager. & CO., agents, Alexandria. pointssouth chs or sate rooms reserved on any ~ gs 2 CAPE MAY, N.J. (Late of Everett Hotel, Jacksonville, Fla.) A mod- E. & BAND, ‘Steamer outward or return. ene cee —— ern brick hotel lecteiebelly, bowitue alley. ten- | _AP%7-te __Propristorand Mansrer. | " Salling ists, rate sheets and plans of steamers far- ate pone) Aaa ESPECIALLY Under the same liberal management. cold sulphur Oats. | \/ ORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT OO" ‘AGENT FOR THOS. COOK & S80N. OD oapexp. i eres JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FHED | DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D.c.,,| | Draiteimrudiusuu to sult ua Eatoud, ieeitad erick county, Va., will be open 21st of Stine; new ‘FORTRESS MOXRO! and Seotlaad. drone to the neu APR MAY X. 3. hotel modern ti al’ ite departments: luehted’ with (ONROE and Foreign express and custom house broker. Agents ewe! fe Year. i ‘arrangements ‘perfect: capacity. 70; P eta BECAUSEIT 13 PUBLISHED AT AN | _tuvt0-2m HEG. MUELLER fon minutes’ drive trom railroad station to. aprtnae, rap lati wise ee Mend te gp -BOUR oF THE DAY WHEN ITS | jue WINDSOR, oe = acento laser atm ANS “CAMPANIA” AND — ONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL, OKFO! 801 r lines. CAPE MAY, ¥. 3. M°*Siaunttof the Sine Mids Mountains, Pa. | VASHINGTON AND NORFOLK—SOUTH BOUND. ‘and second cauin and stesiete wacen se, ami 1,500) feo abov sea level. Pure water, Dare'air | Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of 7th | Rowagat Fe CL. "DUBOIS Ameut DIRECTLY SE GEE BEACH. perfec} health, no malaria, no mosquitos, ,réazt, srnive ct Hortrase Menseoat CG98.m, sexe!) " snkt) is) Jo1-Set Wt W. OREEX. ool open Ju ‘ Seubections are made forall points south endecutt| AL Vou G 7 e B.S, MILNOR, Proprietors, ven Ag Ee Pvc SUROPE? a a iF letters roused, BECATSE ITS ADVERTISING | ()CEAN CITY, N. 3. ae, 0: Blue Ridge Summ: NORTH BOUND. Es bouts owe ereAM Ste TRGTANGE RATES ARE MUCH LOWER, IN HOTEL BRIGHTON. ae tar office. ___iny1i3m_| | Leave Norfol daily at 6:10 p.m. Leave Fortress | 57 0! Ros: areal 7 a PROPORTION TO EXTENT 'AND| open JUNE 1. 7th and Ocean ave, First-ciana in | ROCK ENON SPrINGs AND MINEKAL BAS UN: | Monrotet;10p.m. Arrive at Washingon et 6°90 | LONDON. “They wit be nusibwed an formerinl THAN ‘THOSE OF ANY OTHER, | “Eyal SOLO ECHR y sooy, prom _| eummeemnbn ecsived eather: WO BKY: aDRoms | | Ticketaon sale 512, G10, 1251 and 1421 Poanayt- | Ksctioan stun Cait hts faction Ee Siem in we an ao Sgmforts rational ainntomenta; ‘moderate ‘charges: ‘and 615 Loth st. nw. tne of LOWS POCKET CABLE CoD) o Re 2 Mlustrated circu.ars. wiving all information. at this | " @@r Ask for tcketa via the new line, ‘indispensable. Send fora cops of “TLE Pi = AMONG THE V IN office aud at the office of A & Pratt Sun | ‘Telephone 750. GER,” containipe Vaitable infocmation, ff ‘4uk UNITED S1At’ buiigas eae 2s beere ON i JNO. CALLAHAN, EDWIN HE TOW, Lowes EECHA NOE, my 10W ‘Proprietor. aplity ‘Gen. Supt. $at-Om Head office, My LAVAL WAL NEW YORK. @et the Best. WE CONCORD HARNESS, NOY LWTZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ove., adjoining Nations) Hotel, ‘Trunks end Batchels at low peicen, per ~~ ee