Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1893, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©. THURSDAY. JUNE 29, 1893. ine. can’t get them so theroughly sweet and pure in any other A “The box and barrel churn are not hard to keep clean. A little hot water and a little Pearline will clean any churn or do away with any bad odor.” — The Dairy World, Chicago. Perhaps you think that some of the imitations of Pearline, that you’d be afraid to use in washing clothes, would do just as well in work like this. wouldn't hurt tinware, certain- ly. But they wouldn't clean it, either, halfas well as Pearl- ine — besides, “don’t play with the fire.” 00 “WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE.” A PREF TRIAL OF DX. NEWLIN'S SYSTEM OF TREATMENT WITHOUT RISKING A PENNY. All patients who apply in person will be examined. Prescribed for and treated upum tze first visit free of allcharges. In adiition to this thorough consultar tion and adviee without a penny to pay. isatest which the patient can make use of < rikcine a single cont and will afford ali ‘sand discouraged patiants am opportunity to treatwent be. resented. Newhn systeu: of treatment for diseases of . throat, lunes and theis compiications that approached by others, as is evilenced by the fact that mumerons been cured by treatment after the icia:s im the United States have asa van by the & ing testimonial <n fle at he vatient say heen st Rect’ tor ye we with earions chronic ce been treated by doctors uf national Thsve professors in the leading medica! concur of Phi aielphit treated me—oue for siz manwtas, one For echt moméhe aut ons for two years. J waa s0 treat @ Px tig t munths each by two lead- jor over tieo years by another ai tone axed, although "irons and ace me every wwerieine and sad the curious aypd@nces known to ence. 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The polls will be open on that day from 9 o'clock a.m. to 6 p-m. and votes will be cast for candidates for the following offices: Controller of the treasury. | state senator, three members of the house of delegates, five county commissioners, sheriff and county surveyor. Persons desiring to be | candidates must send their names to the chair- | | man of the committee on or before the 18th of | July, accompanied with one doliar, to insure the | printing of their names on the ticket. Tinere “will” also’ bo “elected on that dey one member of the county committee in each election district. According to the pri- ‘macy election plan. only such registered voters of the county as voted for the candidates of the | democratic party at the presidential or guber- natorial election next preceding the primary or | who will have acquired the right to vote since such elections will be allowed to vote, unless the judges shall be satisfied that they in good faith intend to identify themselves with the democratic party. No two candidates can be | selected for county commissioner from the ‘some election district. ‘The meeting today was very harmonious, with the exception of a breeze which sprung up over the action of the central committee in claiming the excla- right to appoint the judges of election. It was claimed by members of the county committee that they had heretofore exercised | the right of naming the judges for their re- | spective districta, and a protest was entered by acounty committeeman against the tion of this new plan of appointment. After the adjournment of the meeting there was con- Sabai ecmier political circies over the matter. Ful! “ring” and “anti-ring” tickets are now in the field, and from now until the day of the primary eleetion things promise to be lively. In the orphans’ court today the following business was transacted: The will of Henrietta J. Dunlop, deceased, was admitted to probate and record and letters of administration with the will annexed on the personal estate of de- ceased were granted to Jas. D. Laird; bond, $5,000. Wm. H. Robey, executor of Jos Soper, deceased, pawed fourth and final a count, and Jas B. Soper, administrator of Catharine Soper, deceased. passed first and final account of the personal estates of said de- cedent. John T. Pletchall, guardian to Wan. H. Broome, passed first account of his ward's estate. Chas. T. Young, administrator of Greenbury E. Barber, deceased, filed inventory of personal estate and was granted order of sale. Chas, T. Disney. administrator, with the annexed, of Richard L. Ball, deceased, tof debts. The will of Dennis Sullivan, robate and record. Quite ‘a large number of politicians and others left here this afternoon to attend the tournament and picnic at Great Falls, This is considered the opening meeting of the primary campaign. 8. A.M. filed deceased, was filed for —_—_—— HYATTSVILLE. Correspondence of The Evenine Star. Hyarrsvitue, Mp., June 28, 1893. ‘The Misses Rathbone gave a pleasant party to their friends last evening at the Octagon House on Locust avenue, the residence of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rathbone. The Japanese lanterns which decorated the porch cast « mellow light upon the lawn and gave it the appearance of a fuiry scene. Dancing, games, charades and singing formed the e ing’s program and refreshments were served. Among those present were: Misses Mary Hall, Lizzie Swingle, Phebe Miller, Mary Moore, Lillie Stabier, Annie Parson and May Johnson of Washington and Nannie Fowler, Lizzie and Laura Eanes, Nellie, Cora and Minnie Moran, Carrie Acker, Haddie Thompson, Mars and Jennie, Edith and Bertha’ Rathbo: Hyatisvilic, Messrs, Perey Kose, Edward Terry, Phil Otterback, Harry t, Gus and Louis Stabler and Foster of Washington and Howard Moran, Hugh and Edward Latimer, Brooke Hunter. George Markward, Olmstead, Hurry Shepherd and Chas. Hutchinson of Hyattsville. Golden Rule Lodge. No. 45, LO. M., met at Mechanics’ Hall last Monday evening and alter the transaction of routine businews elected the following, officers for the ensuing six months: Kiehard F. Anderson, worthy master; Richard ‘T. Anderson, junior master; W. Brooke Hunter, recording secretary (re-elected); J. W. Lynch, conductor: W. H. Norton, chaplain. Messra J. S. Brookbank and Jos. "A. Scagys were pointed to the respective tions of and outside sentinels, officers will be daly installed at the next meeting. Miss Nellie Lewin is visiting friends in Mont- gomery county, Md. Miss Mary Campbell bas returned from a pleasant visit to frieuds at Takoma Park. Misses Alice Owens and Lulie Fuller are visit- ing the family of Mr. James B. Councilman, the uncle of the former, in Baltimore county, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Webb have returned from their bridal trip and wiil make Hyattsville their home. The Choral Society of this piace has decided to give an open-air concert on the lawn of Mr. F._A. Holden on the 22d proximo. . Edgar Conley of Greenridge, Md., has been admitted to the United States Military Academy at West Point. John Purcell has been sent to the house of correction for six years by Justice Hurley. Messrs. B. D. ‘Stephens, Charles B. Calvert and Francis Gaseb have been appointed by the county commissioners as a committee to ex- amine and report to the board whether the public convenience requires the opening of a new road in Bladensburg district, as requested by Dr. W. 0. Eversfield and others, Dr. H. 8. Hall gave a whist party to several friends last evening. ale LAUREL NEWS. Social and Other Items in Regard to Well- Known Peop! Correspondence of The Evening Star Lavnet. Mp.. June 28, 1893. ‘Mr. Owen N. Baldwin has returned to his Laurel home from Chicago, where fur several months he had been discharging the duties of an official position at the Uniced States fish ex- hibit at the world’s fair. Mr, Flemming and family of Washington have moved out to this city and are occupying the house of Mrs. J. J. Mahon on 2d strect. ‘Mr. H. A. Taulmin, who wasa guest of Dr. and Mra. Evans for several davs, has returned | to his home in Springfield, Ohio. Mrs. S. L. Reed. after # pleasant visit to her daughter. Mrs. Valk, has returned to Washing- “lire, James Hyman, who has been vis ng | friends in this city, has returned home to Wash- | ington. ; ‘Miss Crane of this city, after a short visit with friends at Takoma Park, bas returned a Mollie Newton of Washington is visiting | the family of Mr. Bevaus on Prince George Maggie Edmondston. who has been teaching school in Minneapolis, Minn., has re- | turned to Laurel. Mr. H. E. 8. Hill, who has been a guest of Mr. Benjamin Pritchard, has returned to Washington. | Miss Nettie Snowden has returned from a visit to Washington friends. j | and Messrs. Charles } questions of 1 | Sunday. FREDERICK COUNTY. Many Washington People Visiting the Coun- ty’s Capital at This Time. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Faxpznick, Mp., June 28, 1898, Two out of the three graduates of the Academy of the Visitation, B. V. M., this city, young ladies, Miss Helena M. King and Miss Mary V. Carr, and they were both awarded gold, medals as certificates of graduation. The clos- ing exercises were attended by a great many from Washington and the District of Columbia, and were very beautiful and interesting. A feature was the anunal display of art and needle work by the pupils, among which were speci- mens of distinguished merit by Missex Green, Carr, Harvey, O'Donnelly, Pierce and Hutchin- son of the District of Columbia. Among the Washington young Indies who were awarded in the several departments were the fol- wing: Prize medal for Christian doctrine, Miss Helena M. King; prize gold medal in senior department of Christian doctrine, Miss Annie L. Hanlon; prize silver medal in junior department of Christian doctrine, Miss Louise 4H. Simms; gold medal for music, Mise Mary V. Carr; crown of distinction, Miss Helena M. King: first honors, Mi-» Elise A. Jecko, Miss Louise H. Simme; gold medal for distinguished success in respective English classes, Miss Ehse Jecko: first premium in Christian doctrine and English literature, Miss Kate Harvey, GONE To GETTIsBURG. Ex-State Controller L. Victor Baughman received a number of distinguished guests from Washington yesterday, who arrived this after- noon and were driven to““Poplar Terrace," Co's Baughman's country home near this city, where they were handsomely entertained. The party consisted of Senators Blackburn, Ransom and Gibson, Congressman John Allen and Jud; Louis E. McComas. ‘They were joined here by Chief Judge James E. McSherry and driven to the battlefield of Gettysburg in Col. Baugh- man’s cross-country drag. A relay of horses will be on hand at Mechanicatown, this count; and after being driven over the battlefield they will return to Col. Baughman’s residence, where they will be entertained. Secretary Morton, Commissioner Porter and ex-Post- master General Hatton were to have been of the party, but were detained in Washington by official business, LOCAL WREELMEN. Eight members of the Washington Road Club arrived here Sunday and were entertained at the City Hotel. A portion of the wheelmen loft Washington at Go'clock the night before and arrived here early in the day. ‘The others left Washington Sunday morning and got hero in the afternoon. They all returned to Washing- ton by way of New Market and Ridgeville, meet- ing twenty members of the Frederick Bicycle Club at the latter place. BLEW HIS HEAD OFF. Frank Bowhan of this county, a tailor by oc- cupation, brought « life of dissipation to a sud- den and tragic close the other day. Going out into the yard of his house at Liberty, he tied his single-barreled shotgun to the fence, ar- ranged a strivg on the trigger that he could reach and jerk with his foot, placed his head upon the muzzle, gave a kick ‘and all was ov When his dead ‘body was discovered an hour later the gun lay across hie breast and his head was blown to atoms. He was sixty-five years old and lived all alone. TAX RATE. The tax rate of Frederick county, including state and county tax, bas been fixed by the board of county commissioners for the ensuing year at 798 cents on the #100, of which sam 62 cents is for county tax and 17%{ cents for state tux. The levy is made or a taxable basis uf 229,992,000 and the rate is the same as last year. TO CELEBRATE THE FOURTH. ‘The Philomathean Literary Society, a promi- nent organization of Frederick, will celebrate the Fourth of July by holding « public meeting in the City Opera House in the evening, W. A. Croffutt of Washington having accepted'an in- Vitation to deliver the address on the occasion, He has chosen for his subject, “The Folly of War as an Agent of Justice.” SURVEYS FOR RAILROADS, Surveys are now being made throagh the streets of Frederick that are to be traversed by the electric railway between Frederick and Middletown, and active work upon the con- struction of the, road is, expected to begin almost any day. ‘The New York capitaliste in- terested in the project have been in the city several days, and they announce that the pros pects for the success of the road are very bright, RABIES IN CATTLE, A peculiar disease has recently affected the stock on the farm of Robert Wachter, near Gracebam, this county, that bas resulted in the loss of a large number of horses, cowsand hogs. ‘The diseuse resembles the rabies in many ways, and is supposed to have originated by a cow and bull on the place being bitten by one of the numerous mad dogs that have intested that sec- tion of the county. ‘The cow and buil died in great agony refusing water and plow- ing up the ground, in their wild frenzy eating the clay flooring of their stalls. ‘The othe mals, however, have not shown violent toms, but have been easily handled and wonld drink water. Nothing bas aa yet saved any of the affected animals from death. AWARDED A CONTRACT, Architect Ernest Frazier of Washington has been awarded the contract for the erection of a handsome chapel for St. James’ Lutheran congregation of this city, on the site of the Court and 2d streets, Work upon the structure has commenced. F, McK. ——— SPRING AFFAIRS. Interesting Mectings of Axricultural and Social Organizations. Correspondence of ‘The jing * tar. Savy Sparxa, June 28, 1893, The three farmers’ clubs convened on Sat- urday Inst at their regular places of meeting, as follows: ‘The Farmers’ Club of Sandy Spring” at “Leawood,” the home of Isaac Hartshorne: the “Enterprise” Club at “Hare- wood,” the home of Arthur Stabler, and the “Montgomery Club” at “Alloway,” the home of Robert H. Miller. Besides the members who attended these meetings were the following invited guests: At the Enterprise Club were Joseph Stabler, Mr. Chapin of Wash- ington, D. C., nd Mr. William M. Marine, col- lector of the port of Baltimore. At the Mon - gomery Club were William E. Manakee of Burnt Mills, Gsorge L. Maris of Philadelphia Mortimer and Caleb At these various agricultural clubs SANDY Stabier. | questions of vital interest te farmers were dis- cnased, as were sumptuous collations, such as Sandy Spring women know so well how to prepare. ‘The Home Interest Association met at_Luck- nongh, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Prancis ‘Thomas. Home topica were entertained and nal interest decided, among others the one of opening the world’s fair on It was decided by a large majority it shoul! be opened. Mrs. Snyder and laughter of Washington were present. | former gave an exhibition of her Wilson Lew and wite, Edward Y. Thomas and Hannah B Stabler. Late visitors to this neighborhood have Judge Snyder, wife and daughter of ton, Mrs. Herbert Thomas and family Miss Anna Valk. who bas been on a visit to Washington friends, is home again, z Mrs. Albin M. Bond of this city is in Wa:h- | ington on a visit to her daughter, Mrs, Wm. B. Todd. | Mra. Cooper of Washington bas been a guest , of Pr. and Mrs, Billard. 4 Nene > Meee Mr. Wm. E Martin bas 1 to his h Fnriaied ir. Wm. E. Martin returned to his home | Sn Seems | in Boothwvn, Pu.,atter a pleasart stay with | Reacts Ql e JOD SSSg Mr. ana stra 'a. ‘Mi "Bond and family. aN ING aes | Boss ar San poo | The Growlers Ori RSS TCU EAUTET SH SERRE) A new club to be added to the long list of Remrs sou lair of feht! airs, grace: + (twey Washington clubs is called ~The Growlers,” — SENS and has pertected its organization by the elec- sense Stylish. Durable | Tan" SSAA | tion of the following officers: President, John “ TOS sisles © Reteee | M. Veponai; vice president, Robert Stevens oP sims secretary, H. Chipman Bursley; treasurer, James 2.0) au Rekewe | Sinart \ “X= SRR 2 Saas. | Reon Disaster Victim Recovers. H SSSES __ Joseph P. Bixler, who was injured in the old | Fine jets | Ford's Theater diraster, has recovered sufi z SMR ciently to be removed to bis home at Carlisle, Pa. | ESS Hoovex & Saypne, SeSl He suffered « fracture of the jaw and the lett | << SSS les. i | Saas 1217 PLA one a " = _6 ‘ A JAVP se23 SSRNBA One Hundred Young Ladies in Na‘ional | SSSNANBNS SASNASNAAISAD NN SNSSNNASAS A CSRASH NKASN oxeee | 3S SRSEE ASAE NARS SESS NRASRAN ASEH MORN + s BS NABH SRSA SANS SRP ASRSEN SNES O° BARS CRBS SHEEN SBAASANSSNOAS: BRASS RED Gests Serts Scori axD PKESS Coats, 50e. “Punts, seyairitie dette in best i fetes telephone a oud ao ~ Altertne and called for and At Bay Ridge on the Chesapeake bay on the Fourth of July a festive occasion. A daylight display of fireworks. Brilliant display. Music by two bands. All of this addi regular attractions of this famous resort, aybathing. boating, tishing and crabbing. $1 for round trip. Trains ud O. station at 9:15 a m and 1:30 + and 4:28 p. m.—Advt. announces that it will and Mr. Wm. M. Marine of Baltimore, Jobn and Lawrence Leadbeater and Rebecca’ Miliet of Ale George L. Maris of Philadel- phia and Joun B. Lea of Lawrence, Muss. Charles E and Joseph Boud have gone to the fair. > 4th of July Rates via B. and oO. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ¢ ud 4th, at all ticket ofices of the company east of the Obio river. excur ion texets at greatly reduced rates. These teh: ts will return pastage until © good for Adot. Fox that MERGURIAL:.. “About ten years ago I con- tracted a severe case of blood poi- son. Leading physicians prescribed medicine after inedicine, which I took without any relief. Iso tried mercurial and potash remedies, with unsuccessful results, but which brought on an attack of mercurial rheumatism that cect: RHEUMATISM one of agony. After suffering four years 1 gave up all remedies and began using 8.8.8." After taking several bottles I was entirely cured and able to resume work. Is the greatest medicine for blood ‘Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed ‘SWirt Sreciric Co., Adanta, Ga. THIS IS THE SEASON. Now is the Time to Pick Out a Place for Vacation. ] Itiscool today, but you never know how | long it is going to last. At any rate, it is the | time of year to expect warm weather, and with | Warm weather come thoughts of summer re- sorte, Questions in regard to summer resorts | can be always answered by a glance at the ad- | vertising columns of Tue Star. Here are some of the places mentioned there: Star Villa is located on Ocean street, the first house from Beach avenue, Cape May. ‘The pro- prietor is M. L. Richardson, formerly of Car- roll Villa, ‘The valley of the Virginia is famed not only for its beautiful scenery but for its charming climate in the summer. Both of these advan- be enjoyed at Grottoes Hotel, Shen- As a summer resort Washington Grove camp meeting is well known to the people of Wash- ington. Visitors can be accommodated at The Albany, where the chargea are moderate. Mr. E. J. Cooper will give further information. The finest ocean scenery on the Maswachu- setts coast is what is said of ‘the country about Marblehead. Full particulars can be obtained by addressing Ammi Brown, who keeps the Nanepashemet. ‘The medicinal qualities af the water of the aprings at Rockingham, Va. are well known. ‘The variety of the waters include ehnlybeate, arsenic acid, lithis and sulphur and their prop- erties are anti-malarial, tovéc and alterative. ‘The terms are $26 per month. Address E. B. Hopkins, N. McGaheyville, Va. Centrally locuted, the Hotel Central at At- lantic City will open for the season on July 1 Further particulars ean be obtained from L. A. Rowan, who will send the scale of prices if re- quested. Fishing, crabbing and good bathing are among the attractions at Swann’s, which is sit- uated about one mile from Piney Point, Md., on the Potomac river. Team or boat will’ meet guests at Piney Pojut when the proprietor, J. T. Swann, is notified of their coming. The ratesare $1 per day and $6 per week. Four minutes’ walk from the ocean at Atlantic City is the Maitland. ‘The exact location is 125 South Tennessee avenue. The rooms are very desirable and the table strictly first class. Miss 8. Jeanie Davis will give further information. ‘The terms are reasonable at the Wingfield, on Ocean avenue, Atlantic City. ‘The house is lo- cated near the ocean, From Mrs. M. Cassio further particulars can be obtained. ‘Three thousand feet above the tide on the Alleganies at Oakland, Md., is Glade’s Hotel. ‘The rooms are large and the hotel is finely 1o- cated and is near the depot. F. H. Bartlett will give information in regard to rates, Directly on the beach of Nantucket sound is the select summer resort of Menauhant, Mass, The hotel of that name is located there, and circulars and map can be obtained by writing to F. Travis. The climate is cool and pleasant and there is warm bathing. Washingtonians are familiar with the ability of Mr. F.L. Johnson, the proprietor of the Hotel Johnson. this city, to run a first-class hotel. ‘They will be glad to know that he has opened the Hotel Roval on Kentucky avenue, Atluatic City, again this season. During the pash winter ah addition bas been bailt and the jouse has been refurnished throughout, The rates are $2.50und upward, and there are special rates by the week, month or season. eee FROM KENSINGTON, What is Going On in This Thriving Little ‘Town. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Kexsrotox, Mp., June 29, 1893. On Friday evening Inst the Library Awocia- tion of St Paul's M. E. Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Figgins, New officers were elected for the year and from re- ports of last year's work and receipts the association was shown to be in x prosperous condition. An interesting program, consisting of niusic and recitations, was rendered. The association adjourned to meet at the home of Mr. W. H. Wheatley in July. Last evaning the Ladies’ Aid Society of St. Paul's M. E. Church held a ‘birthday party” on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. F. Stoek. Admission. a penny for each birthdi in exchange for which the giver was served with refreshments and entertained by @ good pro- gram and a good time generally. Dr. Tk. H. Naylor and family have moved into their home in Lincoln place, Mr. B.H. Warner and family hai into their new homo for the suminer. Atarecent meeting of the citizens of this place the matter of lighting the avenues and ks was very effectually discussed. Since that time lamps have been placed at stated inter- vais and the lights add greatly to the comfort and safety of the residents, Miss Ida Polkinhorn of Washington is visit- ing her brother, Mr. Jos. Polkinborn, Mr. Crosby S. Noyes has added three hundred volumes to bis original gift of $500 to the Noyes library. Mr. H. If. Stock and sister left last week for an extended tour through the north and a visit to the world’s fair. ‘The Misses Warner have left for the world’s fair. at =e ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts genily yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agrecable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most. ropilee remedy known. ‘yrup of Figs is for sale in 50c nd $1 bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAW FRANCISCO, CAL, Isvortayt [sro THE BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTE, Incorporated under the laws of the state of Marylend |. KLOMAN, M.D., Surgeon in Chane. A NEW DISCOVERY. THE McCANDLi THE TRUSS LAID ASIDE FOREVER. BRANCH OFFICE, 1110 F Si. N.W.. Rooms land 1’, Metzerutt building. seconit floor. A CERTAIN, SAFE AND HARMLESS CURE FOR RUPTURE. Dr. T. K. GALLOWAY of the institute will be in our city on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week, at the above name office, FROM 12 TO 5 P. M., for the benefit of ali those who are afflicted with hernia, and who desire to avail themselves of this treatment. ‘The cost of so great » Loon is extremely inoderat» when compared with the benefit received. Many of Baltimore's best physicians recommend the treat- ment, Numbers of prominent citizens have Leen per- inanently cured, among whom we mention: Jno. M. Littyx, esq., president Nat‘onal Marine Bank; Capt. W. €. Geozhevan, steamer Charlotte, York River line Jno. Richardson, esq. president board of license com- missioners; Arthur A. Quandt, pharmacist, 124 5. Howard st. ; Dr. M. Curiy Burkhard, 107 Park ave. ; ©. A. Kirkland of Matthews & Kirkland, auction and estate, S2and 34S. Charles st., Baltimore city. ©28-66 | summer hou TAKOMA PARK. the celebration of the Brightwood Citizens’ Association this evening. Miss Le Fevre of Hotel ‘Takoma entertained her guests on Saturday evening with a dance given in their honor, which included a large and representative gathering from Washington, Forest Glen, Kensington and Takoma, Dr. and Mrs. George McManus, with their little daughter, Ruth, are spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs, Bailey of Carrollavenue, Quite a number of young people of this place were guests Tuesday evening at the danceat Glen Manor House, Forest Glen, among them Misses Summy, Startzman, Ingraham and MacLeod. Mr. A’ C. Drawbaugh of western Maryland is @ guest at Hotel Watkins. ‘Mr. Ernest Clayton has gone to Baltimore, where he thinks of locating. Mrs, Bosbyshell of Phila is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. KR. Thompson of Chestnut avenue. Dr. and Mrs, J. H. Camp have returned from & two weeks’ stay at the seashore, and gone to bomeshetiing, on Oak’avenue near the station. Mr. G. M. Pelton has returned from a visit to his home in Belmont, N. Y. Rev. and Mrs, Arthur Little removed. to Washington Monday, where they will remain until the early autumn. Rey. Ur, Hamlin of the Church of the Covenant was the guest of Takoms friends Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Wasserbach, former residents of this place, with their intoresting daughter and young son, are summering ot Forest Inn. Mr. W. H. Tucker will spend one of the wum- mer months in Chicago, visiting the world’s air. Miss Maud Jimmerson, with her sister Jennie, will return tomorrow from a fortnight's stay in Londoun county, Va. The Takoma Park Dramatic Club have post- poned their excursion to Marshall Hall. ‘The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Chureb have in contemplation the early reno- vation of that building, including new carpets, curtains, paper, 40. Miss Louise Tucker has returned to George- town from a visit to Miss Blanche Lay. Mr. Robert S. Brown is recovering from a slight attack of grip. Some of the arrivals at Hotel Takoma are Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Magruder, Mr. and Mrs. Stout of Washington and Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Johnson of Philadephia, —s ‘Will Camp at Piney Point, ‘The Morton Cadets, company B, second bat- talion, at a meeting held last evening at their armory, in the Center Market, unanimously voted to again visit Piney Point, Md. This company camped at Piney Point Inst summer andare very enthusiastic about their outing. ‘They will probably leave on August 5:and re- turn on the 15th. Sergt, William N. Cromwell was elected treasurer of the company, vice B. C. Davis, resigned. ISN'T IN THE ORDINARY WAY Pierce's Favorite Prescription comes the weak and suffering woman who needs Not with words merely; It’s an invigorat restorative tonic, a a PIC CIPY, 0 CITY, No J.-"THE GLENDALE,* Sssgacpuscets a Tee HE “MAITLAND,” . 1258, ‘Tennessce aven Four minutes’ waik from the ocean rooms with southwest expacare. Mi be. ‘Miss's: JEANIE DAVIS. LHAMBR. Naty desis ka7im ‘York avenue near the ocean, ‘All modern conventen Je15-e012t ¥. K. FAIRBAIRN, Proprietor. — RADY Q rooms; broad plazas; Orel moderate: P,Q. Box 207; circular mail Je6-eo3m JAMES BRADY. R THE Oc! Vin Atlantic City. New ngements sriect: ‘strictly ate dinners: the cuisine & formerly of the Continent mechan’ House, B iladelp iia “steward, OJ. Rates, $2.50 and &3; lberat ‘Select hormes Pacific ave. near Ohio. list, Sec. Froprieto~. Kk Ut evening. Open iy ti HAM Beople. 30-20 te dever) let, price | a eet lame erin HOTEL venweney. TLANTIO CITY, N. J. D OF KENTUCKY ‘AVES tric lights, elevator an: ’m Ho™ BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, Pacific avenne above New York. _se28.210 SCHARG. aUERAY, Pron. OTEL CENTRAT.. “i Ailantic Cen rally located, Will open July 1 for the season of "95. L.A ROWAN. _ ra Alissouri avenue, on the beac’, “ilent tab e. ly f1 a i hea wly furnished, Accommodations Ex: Jeld-e OTEL EDISON, ATLANTIC ci aud Mach ven seo PACIFIC reuvadeled : OTR HECKLER, PENNSYLVANIA AVE., CORNER ATLANTH ATLANTIC CIT), N. Formerly Hotel Norinandie, MENKY KLER. “ H ~ AND \ OTEI. land ave. IMPERIAL e2to EX, ON THE BEACH, MARY. Ali'mod. con. and con:for ts of + appointuents and) table first- 3410to #18 per wk. G. W. Kondrick. ‘fauniHlesand parties for season. inhi NDERION, : ‘Ocean en | of Tennessee ava 3 per di my31-2m Mra J. F. NEALL of Tioga, FSA Eh ME, VERSON, ALAN EI orty Pacific ave. near th” beach,” Strictly first-class. gus e. Mawes ior May and June, $800 eis COPELAND. H ULEL PEMBROBS. A North Carolin Refitied throuzhont, Oy hes tin RICHMOND. ATLANTIC CITY. OCEAN Wot Ken nopouKhly heated; san OU J, D. PEASE. +) ATLANTIC WAL open Inne 2 proprietorshin 0 son, Was! is “martavement «nd aN cf tite Hotel Jonas fo @orenn.” Beau qiiet vrotinds. Ke. Tates by the wee! of Washingtonians, OTEL 8T 5 UCKY AV! from beach exesilent table. Ri per day; 80 to SLA per werk Lv mh1-6m, OT: TRaxaOn ATTANTIC CITY, N. 5. ~4n W. W. GREEN & CO. HOTEL WeLnixaton, ocr 'D KENTUCKY AVE. a ILWORTH ATI Kentucky ave..near ern conveniences. [apt JUTH 1 Electric elevator, moa- jj Mra ANNIF GRUBB. CAROLINA AVE. NeAR ral; first-class uimodations. a FOX & BOOTH. GT. CHARLES HOTHT, ON THE BEACH, DET Savare ave. Atlantic Xd. will aren JULY 1, Teo AMUEL WAGNER & SON, Proprietor pe CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY. ON THE BEACH. Salt water baths in the house; elevator; modera and coup.ete; sun parlors, Fend for Illustrated Booklet. 227-56 Address THE CHALFONTE, j ANACOSTIA. | police circles, Mathew West was brought in by Officer C. Coleman on the charge of dis- | ofderly conduct, preferred by his wife, Maggie. | Lewis Burroughs was bagged by Officer Hagan | asa suspicious character because he was wear- ing a sack of fresh-killed chickens on hix back, | and John Sweeny was landed for disorder by Officer W. T, An { Sergeant Charles Kerby of this precinct is on | Vacation and Officer W. T. Anderson is dis- | charging the duties of the office. |” Wayne Caywood, infant son of Mrs. Caywood | of Monroe street, died Tuesday. ‘This is the | | second child which Mra Caywood hus lost | bere part held Tuesday by | ‘A garden party was evening by the ladies of the Presbyterian Church at the resi- | dence of Mra. Dodge, on the Alps. | Dr. J. W. Hollingswortn has invested in a | house and lot on Avalon terrace. ‘The new tracking of the Anacostia and Poto- mac River railroad bas been completed. pare tag Perfect Paradise for Children. At Bay Ridge, on the ehore of the beautiful Chesapeake bay; only an hour and a halt’s ride from Washington, ugh beautiful green | fields. ‘Trains leave B, and O. station at 9:15 a.m, 1:90 and 4:28 p. id. week dass, and 9:35 m, and 1:30 and 8:15 p. m, Sundays. Round rip, $1.00.—Adet. NELATON’S REMEDY FOR RHBUMATISM, GOUT AND NEURALGIA. ‘WU AVE, ILL Cure Acute, Chronic, Inflamma- Rueutorkinn of Soin ann Heart bens s it im th sali Joints aud pene yore sh herrea ood UY Ofirut, DB. PREPARED ONLY BY LILLY, ROGERS & CO. BALTIMORE, a. From the forinule o in. NELATON ot ene ura Dr. John Wile Kins of Baltimore. Sold by all Druggists. TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, x. fami’y house newly 1 berweek. Sirs F. Mt Wo DENNIS, Atlantic. City. Rebuilt with Seats nese ore oe mys ry convenien JOS. H. BORTON. _ “HE DUFFINGTON.” A NEW HOUSE, MIS- Sourl ave., near orein. "A pleasant nome. Table specialty. All” modern “improv ‘ee Belin Bn. “ten oderste. Bre, G. CARMANY. Seisim seer ae modern conveniences; bright half aquare from ‘HE IBRVING1ON, ATLANTIC .é. H) bade dh ‘he heat. Elevator. Send for ses cuAntinek cial ATUANTIO CITY, NJ. 9s 306 Couches to yooed all trains and fo and fromm te beach Mectoanousble. Spetial fue June ang July, jen _ Special CHANLES McGLADE. RYLAN Tae MARS ER ave, nedr the beach, ‘Aulntic City, NI. Modern conveniences,” Opens June 1. _ my B78 F. 8. OREM, ‘Proprietor. PRE NEW ENGLAND, ATLANTIC CIty. South Carolina are. Ts Sirtiant Seate O YANN WILLIAM ave ito Pi view. Splendid tab: fie ocean view. Sple : jot and ‘cold sea ‘water: baths. thing you wish. JAMES 8. BECKWITH, Manager. HE OSBORNE, ~ pie oe oh ay 4 Mre. KR. J. OSBORNE, _ aves, EVERY CONVENIENCE. RT, ly of the Flort 's 1¢ O1TY. HE ROSSMOR! SPECIAL BAT! a TT. WALDORF, A! ow York ave. Z. beach; C ¥ new a euient: perfect sanitary. Rrfangetente, “elactele bee MGeto-tm) Men H. WRIGHT. ‘PHE WINGFIELD, Ocean ave.. near the ocean, Atlantic City, N. J. ‘asouable, Mra M. CASSIO. ASBURY PARK.N.S. N. J.-“THE ALBERMARLE.” ‘One square froin the beyrh. All modern improve- nents. Artesian water. Music. | Send for « re 20. P.L. MARNETT. nen “A SBUKY PARK. S- A HOTEL COLUMBIA. Now oF 3 _€cean fro Oth ave. Ridress 8. HARVEN JONTS: Beoprlotor, of SBURY PARK, HOTEL GUERNSEY. 7TH AVE. ; | 5, delisintaly le we H mattrewes, Pe : seaton. [iei7-20) THOS. “ASBURY P: ARK, Ny ‘13 Mocks Rg Ug ms Fads" Nonee. an Ase The Lafayette, Sew apd beantifulls equipcet corner hotel. Capacity, 00. Music daily. Send for pannhlet etm WHIGHT & FROST. SBUKY PARK, “ERE VICTORIA. ARK, NJ, Family hotel, frontiniz ovean; all “modern improve: qwents: superior table amd aycintments; 14th season. Row Coven.” “Ferue moderate wud’ reueet” watii July, TALANTA HOTEL. On the beach. Asbury Park, N. J. Send for rirenlat. M_ APPLEGATE, Provrietor. sem ((oreMAN HOS! ASBURY PARK, : oP 1893. Directly on the herch. The leading hotel. teenth season. Fo: rates, dingra: address my Pectin M Horet Fien- nd informati WM. 3. BATES, Manacer. TROPOUITAN RUTEL. ASB ‘This leading hotet opehs 3M Me 'Anbarn, Cincim od THN OV ES. Bret OkwO.b Hat.” ‘on, dress enti June is | N Asa 20-1 PHE LF ave. Ail Kiuewley st.. Asbury Park, ie fainily motel ;one bigek from ui Winer Kewort, Enterprise, Fla JPY, ASBCRY Pat the each: U3th HE WINDSOR. ASBUGY PARK. NJ. 100 yards from the beach. Tue management re- | Jel-eo2n BEACE RAVES. Nd. All iuodern conveniences, inelnding | ies, water wine tn houses ne, Send ior trata, ROBT BENT E hrop Tew tw Jomenger ¢ Epectat rates Lor _tuy 17 5 ELKOSE INN ON THE B i seatem BEL: ‘Open Inne 1. ADO." BELMAR, June has 1,000 ft. of pixzzy. for health and ety : TON VILLA, CAPE: MAY, S.J. NEAT Ineach, handsomely decorated suid huproved L LAFAYETTE” Opens June 17. Located directly on the beach. Ali | Yodern huprovements, First-class in ail appotut- ments. [eltowed JOHN TRACY & CO. ‘Will accommodate cuest= at reduced rates until the opening, dune 29. 134m tail L._P. CAKE. TAR VILLA 9 Cape May, N.J, Ocean st.. first house from Beach CL. RICHARDSO ave, | Se24-eol2t SPE ALDE & yee Cat 4 may Lhe a Formerly roll Vili my10-2n ‘THEO. MI | | ke: | syndicate has Intel | Ruprovements lave. fara’ {from 10am. tod pu Takoma promises to be well represented at | Tuesday was one of unusual activity in local (THE Winsor, CAPE MAY, N. 3. DIRFCTLY ON 7 WILL OVEN JUNE SAO _seL-Set W. W, Green. D® STARR'S HOTEL, OCEAN GhOVE, NJ. Open all the year: 5 stories hich : 3.000 ft. plxera: apn parlor ; luxurious beds. table Arat-clase:'tianos an 3 artesian water. “Address y20-eo2m wie Sia We. may’ = wh SEAN GROVE. N. ‘bly Fenovated and Contel a a prow Shetly renovated Abd soutaf any ail moder tampro a JOSEPH WHITE Proprict : M "PHILADELPHIA, 7 Mearest t Sfivwrer Fs fay DEMAREST.” - | unt Getober: MES Hon We20-1 Salles. 38. tution Yee id é Cc alley, din dust: rae MOUNTAIN HOUSE : pa a tains. myn ine Femme ‘ea. the Sonrney yet wae, for chron arm. Wit. KO DUNHAM, Sep: TON LITHUA SURINGS. weg ELKTON, ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA. This famous resort opus JUNE 21 under. th -man- ADAM oat te ae Ee Oo. HOUSE. OCEAN GhOVE, N. J.—HOTEL ly Petiovated: sanitary atra’ evinetts fect: Bretolate table teaser ste tioni for 150. Box Str T. PRENTIS. Pron, pay one house fr im the beach. ASKA.” Ovean Grove, N.3., Pitman a Tavie frst Tortus reatonable \. H. KILME! (pee camoiitox: First-clag boone“ the Bijestaven est a beach. Address THE CAKMULLEON. "THE, ELbowapo. oadway, frouting Pi = ee i op ing Pletcher Lake and the fea, Seiden ___ MIB. A. LOOMIS. _ Ts SHE] OCEAN GROVE, ©. 3. Poe lures beta Sr is Gata niet new aan commeats yous June Iso: eeascn of 3a "Alva > gfe can ten for cncular Address Pointiaent neu CHARLES Kus, Manager. e rine Lake. peus Jaue 17. Directly ot the beach. SE. M. MICBARDSON. SPEING LAKE BeACH Ny s PALME! HOUSE. Now open. Seventeenth season. sel-1m ©. PACMER CLEAVER, _ ILBURTON-BY-THE-SEA, WwW SPRING LAKE, N. 3, hep from Jane 1 to October. : K. LETCHWORTH, SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. _ LOCK ISLAND, Pf. L. HOTEL MANISSES, 15 B nilleeat sea; delivhtfil climate: superb bathing fine fishin; daily boats: orchestra and imusic hall: and electric bells, Prices regsonable. Send for fit" iitnd book and term-, NEWrorr, &. Fituated.on BELLEVUE AVE., the most fashion- able part of this farnons watering jlace, and adioiuing the CASINO, it affords its euents an opportunity of sie - Sorin te EMME LUFT Ai NEWPORT SUMM! Not found ehewhere in the place. Por pamphlet, JOHN G. WRAY! sat 4 Ovean He 7 » RL. tt son age ferns oro eee ae agement of Mr GHD. ‘er dames. aud Albion Hote's, Bsthaors Th» hotel build new ‘uu ovean-nte—ge, otra leew ‘and yrrvate athe, seattary Water from the celebrated Eikton Lithie pri fowing a mien and's bait gates Gall Gireetis tute the herel, Masnisicrnt scenery. ey endit beatin , bathine ané lee TISGs" 3X VIRGINIA WITH a ‘per week. sad uy" Send for deecritive cise ir ‘gho. v. ADAMR, Pron. Address unti] June 20 St, Janes Motel. Ba thames after thet date to Elkton. Va. — a THE Favocie IS-117 0TH Is Now OpEd Founds'shd shade “For verms ariel _ 3001s" WARD'S LICK, OR HARDY WITTE SULPAI H etrty tick an be Brom Woahrncch ap iaghes poate, Pareascey HOWAND Ss LICK € Mathis. Hardy county, > =, TS j= Lig 8 Le & sgereee. erences ae teu intiutes’ from ra station M Northes quand pate Ay ae Fail-ond, 1.500 feet shove tide. Pie Se: . oi intwea ‘ante; bveame ATELEY 8) iS HOTEL. Elst STROSS NSLS onan, SO) feet abow wea level. Wete, pure gir PO. _ Circular at Star offre. ne WN °K ENON SPRINGS AN. q re AxD MIRUBAL 84) \ | NeEwrort: ey TH ROLINSON, 14 Catharine = Sinn soba Sc Se SOM SORS Bro ENAUHANT Bi UHANT. = Siete see rae ees por AM BRACH. Mal = 3 t Hockleder apens foraranse date 1 Bacelieut tabie wervice, electric tells, finest scenery, iginage, bonis Menke ay ne HAY PT 2 : ‘or Tisue ‘ant circtlaks, address H.W. PRIEST, Manacer, Popham Beach, leo Fatormation sod cl-cularscan dinsbeghegloeto’ catieatHocm Wasbimeton tie Loan aud rust oe ebcotm SEA-KIDE- MISCELLANEOUS. BAY BIRGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, AD. OPENS: June 10. Yor terms and coher thfcrmition al- Bi EW. L POINT, MD. ; nel owels furnishid and iuanagemenit fret tine, fishine end class: bathing ; ote cient table cal supplied with treat water i Stier: muinerat. spriture” comm on, Failroad amd ateaiuer Bary dal Sine m3 | KRETCHMAR, “Lowes, Alton P.O. “itd. wrty sn |sQarr Weers < © PQRE, ia the “An surf bathing end wa: Those destrin “a ¥ ot sbooting and LAND. Rule. au FOUTE, We wilt end the’ 4: on sand by’ steamer. ‘Terma: © week, £49.00 per mouth adaness vient Osh of rin 7 Opn olen rk aig "1 nde fn aude eet dais the 11-07 north-bou nd tral at Cobbrs station. ‘rere transferred 10 Resets For further WAVEINGION HOUSE, COLANTALBEAC: Va. ; opot for the seasom: the finest on the Po: tomee river: boating. “crabbing, \Oabing, salt water rates Teasimable. JOMN AD BIERSOS, on. Jenne” JLTON'S ON THE POTOMAC" NOW SPEYER Under. new. auspices. MES. KEBECCR. J = 00.; Soptgure, St Mary's county. Ma, via “Ce EL TOLCHEN EK Situated on a high binfl overlooking Chesapeake Keraraie ed hot, with newly erected Wy parks, sali water athing. The needs no com A pleasant place to spend thesuuier, For rates te Tolcheste bay “some MER RESORT, open for sumac sr month: cll: rae “Sch BEkT F Mov! 2 d8.aitoes: ie, Poop. Ocei : Sill opm June L Mevova'ed thro'ehout commands finest location: Cuisine vansed ; lichted DY elo trieity: sanitary arrangeents perfect. For rates, taxraius and { tuformation appiy to THeO. L. PAGE, Manawer, Senate Cafe, wnt M 46-1, Hover Hestores, REHOBOTH BEACK, DELAWARE, Now open. Write for circular weseahim* WALTER BURTON. _ MARYS COUNTY, MD.— cheer tiie aud canty math, ia Dk! KP. BLAKISTONE & SON. MAC HOTEL, ST. GRORGE'S I<LAND, ‘ovens Suny i: $150 yer day. 80 AND BATHS. ‘site ates see HOPKINS. NeGaher Ben Horas ites Horsrs Hoose. SARATOGA SPRINGS, &. ¥. Firet clase family hotel, Opea from May 15 to Ne ‘vember L. teud tor | just-sted pamphlets ta, 0728 sk W.P HUESTIS, Proprietor _ STEP LING SParNes. © Mountains. Va. Atum, Sulp bate 509 fort of ti © hotel. etn Greve pontine Suttand's service of "he Devt so Ter cirenlar. 718-4 thet CHICHESTER & STEWART. VV ENDAOR SULPHUR sPRINGS _suest~ June 15. Call for circ the Gest of table ne The reach of all. Apply to the My, NTAWN HOME Go Fo! SIL ey Bore,” LAKE GRORGE, ¥. ¥., x The inravet, Dent and most o™ Siitsrais coudtacted intel at Lake Boone PURE WATER, PURE AIB, PERPRCT HEALTR. Yor terms ant particulges. appiy Hotel ESET ge tee, Motel Grease, Pee AM NOBLE. Wit mytt-cotr Pwner an Garr, ROTE x INGSWOOD IXY, LARK WI WOLFE ROR. RN Ooee Fons oroinras for tenuis: one ofiie weet lonations ip “SGarwepemdence Srom these Gasising mccmsmntor tions shoald beaddre eed to Tt ALTO HoTr Htntit and bem Watrtiecets ond! ay Ma NGS, EDFORD, PA. ‘THE CARLSBAD UF AMERICA.” F a ase mets. ton mates slecerie Coll andl 905 Hefurnisived and renovate | throakh. Mice and » Berkeley Sprines, W. Va. CHARLES “HOTEL, — WERKELEY Wy, Na copeniie, the “etiobraind. bathe ow of en for the reception Of sure om) new addition har been form sion JACK, Owner an] Proprietor. at th ith electric iments. rare UENA Vist A SPRING He Botisenidce mountains, ‘Will open June 21, 1808. This ciecaps hotel bes ieeu greatly eninreed last season. therrly euabine the company to auch lower rab to season ues! BO nee Gres FANE AHS! Th erty S¥ Hotel Ieumert Fh to BU-Na Visra SPRIN fon Con, Md EBA, kat wall beat every Suiurday during May and June fotel every Saturday di aig Jae of ‘arramco- | ‘and torais uldross gecerpasnace toe neat S meaadacent praney- ‘Term reavonatile. (ed Tui P.M. SPEAR. Mo) HOUSK—O8 TOP rood LOCK Woon, HARPYK'S FERRY, W.Va. ones June 1 Mes VETT, Fropeictress, June! SE vortices rms. 84 per Week Cala Tne Urn aS JUNE ty TROL rye laet s'houseand hichess potat at Harpe Sr Ne Morano SAAT | WW HgTe COTTAGE WARPERS Freaky, «ve i “ Best view othe Shenntoah river. “Opin boarders sune 26, TSRE Send for « Stecuike ‘and, | MoH BELL. 1. trun Aree a E SUTPUL SUMMER BEBORT. si eieen, Ma hun again opemedll as Driees vl OTEL SHTKELLIMY, SP HE ALBANY,” WASHINGLOX GROVE CAVE frown, Brsi-c