Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1893, Page 7

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A Rt nt IK rent ntrin nnn not nn no on nn nt wr Keep Watching Special Show Sai faterest SWsnoe wearers” he best asdcherpect SHOES 3m our mamnificent stock are marked dowa es, itive you 2 long chance at our pres sae we . eeep these prices down for the reat of ‘Are these the SHOES you need? Ladies" Low Shoes. Silo tit otate wat 91.98 yew Bueet Low tpens. The 81 ES e200 Black Low Shoes. $3 quality 82.45 Laiien | uset High Shows, sel cae «verywhere tS pave Semenber EDMONSTON| 1334 FS: N.W. erst 93.70 ve moved just across the ws THE FOURTH IN CAMP. The Emmet Guard Parade the Streets of Newark, N. J. And Are Greeted With Enthusisstic Ap- plause—They Break Camp Today and Return to Washington. ‘Special Correspondence of The Evening Star. Camp Corvmsvs, Carzpoia Panx, Newanx, N. J., July 4, 1898. Today, the anniversary of the birth of Ameri- can independence, is, according to custom, be- ing appropriately celebrated throughout the country. Organizations, both civie and mili- tary, are parading through the streets of every city and village of the land. The Irish are nat- urally participants in these great national holi- day celebrations, and the Irish-American militia encamped in Newark were up and ready to turn out bright and early this morning. The ordinary routine of camp duty was fol- lowed at 9 o'clock by the formation of a regi- ment, with Maj. Gen. Kelly, commander-in- chief of the Irish-American Military Union, in command. The column was marched to Mili- tary Park, on Broad street, where the numbers were increased by the addition of four compa- nies of the first regiment of the New Jersey ‘National Guard and several civic organizations. The parade was escorted bya squad of six mounted policemen from the fourth precinct. The parade passed over an asphalt-paved street—which, by the way, isa rarity in New- ark—and our boys put up a drill that brought forth more applause than was given to any other command present. The soldiers were thoroughly tired out when camp was reached, and after changing their full dress uniforms for the more comfortable fatigues made for the dining room. Dancing and speeches were next in order, and the pavilion presented a lively appearance. As the parade passed St. John’s Catholic Church, of which Dr. Fanning, chaplain gen- eral of the order, is pastor, chimed “The Wearing of the Green.” The organizations taking part in the parade were as follows: Companies A, B, Cand D of the first regiment, New Jersey National Guard; the Emmet Guard, Guard Lafayette of New York, Liberty Guards of Jersey hay Bar ya company A, Alliance Guard, New York city; company A. Hibernian Rifles of Long Island City; companies A and B, second regiment, Irish Volunteers of New York city; First Philadelphia 1 Corps, Parnell Guards of Elizabeth, NJ. companies A and B. fret regiment, Irish Volunteers of Newark. ; Ancient Order of Hibernians, with eight ‘ivisionss St. Patrick's Alliance and twenty of the general staff, mounted. Z DRESS PARADE. At 6 o'clock this evening we had a dress parade, followed by an exhibition drill by the Emmet Guard. It was a grand success, not- withstanding the unevenness of the ground. A veteran officer of oue of New York’s crack regiments remarked enthusiastically that it was the best he hed ever sean, and ag fer ne I ," a8 our boys are familiarl, carry off the cake tomorrow, w contest for the championship of the American Militery Union. :30 this evening Prof. Nickol’s Orchestra of Newark rendered szcellont mesic, which wae step: by a majority of mmete—an: out of every ten who mingled with the glad- some throng wore one of our green badges, for they seem to prefer the young men of our party to all others. As Camp Columbus has grown older military discipline bas become stricter, until now it is totally impossible for an enlisted man to either get outor into the grounds without a pass, which, although much sought after, are seldom obtained. The gates and other points requir- ing a guard were taken care of today, by Capt. Jas. F. R. Rodgers as officer of the day; Sergt. Ward as sergeant of the guard, ». Fallon as corporal of the guard. and Privates Quinlivan, Stafford, McSherry, Byrnes and Murphy as sentinels, all of company B of the Hibernian Rifles. Tomorrow will be the last day of this en- campment, which has been very successful. There is in camp & light battery of artillery comy ‘olanders. Theit commander does not pth Hae the Eny it was quite amusing to see his company during dress parade. ‘The boys say ther are having ‘a good time, but I think most of them will heart to the strate of “Home, Sweet Hom the train carrying them to Washingto: A COURT-MARTIAL. A jollification meeting was held last night by the Bachelors’ Club, a select organization, con- sisting of members of the Emmet Guard. Pri- vate Jobn P. Rice was court-martualed for keep- ing company with the ladies, and was ordered to desist from that pleasant pastime. Brother Rice is a very handsome man and suffers con- siderable torment from his comrades because of his fondness for « looking glass. After its meeting the Bachelors’ Club enter- tained the Guard Lafayette from New York and neat speeches were made by Maj. Johnson, as- sistant signal officer of the Military Union, and President Shea of the club and Capt. Trebeau of the Lafayetten. The hai ld medal awarded by the fourth battalion, B.C. N-G., to Private J. 3 Walsh as their champion individual driller has been much admired by Mr. Walsh's many friends here, and be is justly proud of 38 for it means that ‘be is the best-drilled man in his battalion. After Sonn and breakfast yesterday morn- ing and just before going on post as sentine! Capt. Waish and bis men gave an almost fault- Jess company drill. They wore the he regulation white helmet and blue uniform. was in fair condition, but nothing ‘une the smocth floor of the drill ‘hall in Conter Market armory. However, this inconvenience made no differ- ence. The admirable exhibition was warmly received and heartily oe ded by the Targe audience of enthusiastic Ind; and o {eal officers. This company, without the least doubt, has more admirers here any other organization on the ground. Guard mount was followed by the regular routine of camp work, and several of our boys who succeeded in obtaining passes left camp— some to see the sights, others to visit scquaintan- cesin Newark, Jersey City and New York. Dull- ness is a thing unknown in our midst at pres- ent, for the reason that the natural wit and jolly good nature of the Irishman is contin- ally asserting iteelf. ‘esterday morning Captain Walsh, who is t commander, issued an order making the jowing detail for guard duty: Lieutenant James Giblin, company T, Irish See of Newark, officer of the day; Sergeant W. Galla- gher of the Emmet Guard, sergeant of the ard; frat detail: Corporal Joseph Edmonds, ivates J. M. Walsh, W. Gwynne, P. Shea, J. Gallagher, T. Boucher, H. Whaley; second detail: Corporal T. ‘Gately, Privates E. O'Riordan, B. Ready. J. Murphy, W. Collins, M. Boucher, J. Fanning; third detail: C ‘orpo- ral O'Connell, Privates W. F. Smith, J. O'Con- nor, J. Bolger, J. MeCann, J. T. Connor, J. P. Ri It rained yesterday, but our tents are well put up, and ‘those at’ home need not worry about ‘their soldier boys. Maj. Gen. Kelly had ordered a dress parade for this evening, but owing to the inclement weather the order was revoked. In place of the expected treat those present had one still better. Capt. | Walsh and his company gave an exhibition drill in the pavilion. The boys wore their full- dress uniforms, and it would be difficult to | finda handsomer, more soldierly lot of men. Their friends in Washington know what kind of aril they put up, and therefore I will not at- tempt to criticise tonight's affair. THEY KNOW HOW To DANCE. At the dance given last evening I was re- minded very forcibly of an old saying to the effect that a soldier is more at home than a civilian when piloting a lady over the smooth floor of a bail room. Yesterday afternoon Sergt. T. McAnall Corp. T. O'Connell, Sergt. Ellis, Privates J. P. Rice, J. M. Murphy, Matthew Healy, J. M. McCann, J. C. Fanning. J. Harlow, W. Harlow, M. F. Boucher, T. M. Boucher, P.’ L. Sulliv H. Whaley, J.’ O'Connor, C. M. Walsh ‘visited | have relatives and friends residing there, wnile | others went to look over the great city. | BR. A. Fitzgerald, who is pitcher on the | company base ball team, visited relatives in | Messrs.’ Fanning and McCann, while sight- | seeing in Central Park, we | Grant monument an ¥ greatly. fter the drill last eveni: filed into the pavilion. TI the ee sig the general staff were followed by l corps. A battalion was Wir nerves unstrung and heads that ache ‘Wise women Bromo-Seltzer take. will | make room for @ new structure. This then formed, with Capt. Walsh in command. | Mayor Haynes was then introduced and deliv- ered an'rddress of welcome. 2S to by Mr. Ronayne of the general Mr. Augustine Costello of New ‘york was next intro- duced ‘and proceeded to deliver his address, when a great light blazed up on the lawn. | A gasoline tank had fallen from its position in one of the trees and exploded, setting fire to the tables, chairs, &c. Several of the crowd of spectators and oldiers made a rush for the but the Emmet Guard stood fast to a man. Those who attempted to extinguish the ‘The first Philadelphia signal corps this after- ‘Boon gave an exhibition in signaling, and Col, Louis A. Buchy, its commander, deserves un- limited ‘praise for the proficiency his men bave Acquired. The corps has a dog bearing the name of Spot, and this morning he followed the parade in'a costume of ribbons. Private Harlow is still enliveni with his Jokes, and they are 3 everything else done or said by Guards since we struck Newark. The bova don't seem to worry much about “the girl I left behind me,” for the young ladies of Newark are pleasant and attractive. a NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. The Fourth Passed Off Without Any Public Celebration—Notes. Rocxvitze, July 4, 1898. The “glorious Fourth” passed off here ina quiet way, uo public demonstration being made. Quite « large number of citizens spent the day in visiting places of interest at a distance and during the day the town was visited by a large number of strangers, principally from the Dis- triet, Those who visited the town for the first time were loud in their praises of the beauty of the piace. Today business was almost entirely suspended and the juveuile portion of the popu- lation had full possession of the streets, which they made particularly lively with firecrackers and other explosives. One of the tentures of the day was an exciting game of base ball be- tween the Lafayette Club of Washington and the Athletics of this place, resulting ina score of 18 to 7 in favor of the Rockville boys. The playing on both sides was very good, and the game was witnessed by a large crowd, ielud- ing quite a number of young Indies. After dark there was a fine display of fireworks in various parts of the town, Mr. George N. Beaver, a well-known citizen of the vicinity of Glen, died very suddenly at his home yesterday evening about 8 o'clock. During the day Mr. Beaver, who was the con- tractor for carrying the mail between this place and Potomac, had been in his usual good health and attending to business, returning to his home early in the evening. At the above hour he was seated ina chair conversing with his family, when he fell over and suddenly expired. It is thought that his death was caused by con- gestion of the brain. He was in the fifty-sixth year of his age, Messrs. Arthur, George and Perry A. Gloyd of Gaithersburg ‘are spending some weeks in the Catskill mountains. Aviolent rain storm, accompanied by hail and strong wind, occurred here yesterday evening, doing considerable damage to the corn crop and playing havoc with the harvested wheat in the fields. Many farm hands lost their holiday today on account of having to repair the damage done by the gale. ‘The Anderson house at this place, said to be one of the oldest residences in this section of the state and dating back to revolutionary times, will ins few days, be torn down to use was for many years occupied by the Inte Dr. John W. Anderson and family and stands on Washington street. The tournament and picnic at Burnt Mille, in the fifth collection district, today was the center of attraction for the “democratic poli- ticians of the county, many of whom are in attendance. Mary, daughter of Mr. William 8. Brooke, died this morning at the residence of her parents near Washington Grove, in the twenty- fecond year of her age. Her remains wili in the Friends’ burying Loe at Bandy Spring. AM _ ey > PARK, The party of young 1 people chaperoned by Mrs. Dr. Watersand Mra. Dr. Darling, who participated in the straw ride on Monday even- ing, were doomed to disappointment and drenching, in consequence of the sudden and severe storm which overtook them in the open road some distance from any shelter a few minutes later, and refuge was afforded by the hospitable occupants of a farm house, who furmshed not only shelter, but changes of clothing to those who suffered most from t rainfall, after which it was decided to tpone the straw ride and return to the residence of Mrs. Darling, where dancing was indul ged in. Several parties of young people with chap- erones left here last evening for the dance given at Forest Inn, some of whom were the ‘Misses Myers, Startzman. Clark, Mrs. Wm. Al- vey, Messrs. Parkins, Losekam, Post and Page. ‘The festivals hed by the King’s Daughters and Ladies’ Aid Society near the terminus of the electric road and at Takoma spring were fairly patronized, the cool weather and heavily laden basket, the latter carried by most of those who came for the day, interfering somewhat with the sale of edibles provided by the ladies. Over 4,000 people were registered for Takoma yesterday, most of whom were seeking or bound Sligo. Miss Bertie Page has issued invitations for Friday evening to » number of her young friends in Takoma for an informal social at her home on Maple avenue. ‘Miss Julia Post is much improved from her condition of a week since, when her physician was fearful that her illness would be of long duration. Miss Hattie Hamlin will leave Monday, ac- companied by her uncle, Mr. John Hamlin, for Berkeley Springs. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gilbert of North Takoma. with their sons and Miss Edna Gilbert, will leave in afew days for a visit to New York state, their former home, going first to Elmira, from which place they will visit Wellesley and Friendship, N. Y. Col. Prentiss Ingraham having sold his home here to Dr. Michenor of Washington, left Satur- day with his family for an extended summer vacation, the new owner taking possession with bis a family on ‘the same date. ‘Mr. M. M. King, the recent purchaser of the perty of Mr. Albert Lawrence, corner of Rarroll and Maple avenues, has’ taken session, Mrs. Lawrence, with her son and Bessie Lawrence, having removed to Le Droit Pak ames a matter of regret to their many friends in Mr. par Mrs. C. M. Heaton, sr., are guests of Mr. C. M. Heaton, Mrs. Heaton left Mon- for a few weeks’ visit in Maine. ts Eltinge Marshall has returned from a visit to relatives in candria and will leave in a few days for Virginia, where she will spend a few weeks in the beautiful Blue Ridge moun- tain district. ‘The Misses Ballock and Corse of Takoma, with Miss Carrie Brooks of Rockville and Miss Harding, have rejurned from a two weeks’ 80- Journ in Chicago, where they visited the world’s fair. Mrs. Thompson of Buffalo is visiting her daughter, Mrs. 8.8. Shedd. Miss Gunther of Toronto, Miss Perrie of Buffalo and Mr. Hat per of East Orange, N. J., are also this family, in honor of whom the gave a dance on Monday evening. Mra. George McManus, Mrs. C. M. Jimmer- son, with the Misses Edyth crag: cM Summy, Mabel Bailey, N. McPherson, Jessie r- uests of ‘isses Bell Lewis and Jennie Jimmerson, — ome of the Christian Endeavorers of thi who accom- panied the District Union C. ‘ . on their an- nual excursion to Bay Ridge Saturday. + The Nawob of Rampur has arrived at Vie- toria, B.C. They left last evening for Banff, en route to Chicago. The party consists of thirteen, including several servants. ut Fg Isn't it safo to say that blood - purifier can be “just as good!” _ If it were. wouldn't it be sold so SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. EDUCATIONAL. RAILROADS. are cary NJ. SEA-SIDE-JERSEY COAST. . SPRINGS AND BATHS. IN WASHINGTON. 2 GREAT rt eee 3 eae HE WINDSOR, ‘OWARD'S LICK. OR HARDY WHITE. UB | PRIVATE INSTRECTION Im soHoOr AD GOL | ~ To pene apy Pat oat T cape MAY, X. 3. _ ee ‘ihe ae cool and, fuvieor- FP cae TS EE eR ERY | oo ROUBLE a es o pine (gound srip tcketacan bs had over the Band G, | 1321 wt'n'w. 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ISLAND, HOTEL MANISSES, 15 les at. ‘mat Bi leateya cougar: eapee ata femaneeree ee ‘on | PUFTEEN ‘MILES AT 7a EAN SEL Opens J1 25. ace water bstins and eit’ Perera, Address en, my20-skwict L lps dune = Acaptax, Tiese Mz. ‘Location unsurpasyed on the north- 6 | pEqvor AN AND (COTTAGES, NDON, CONN. rent erie! Sig pews Ronoveted and proved: Atlantic City, ¥.3. Undernew mensroment, aq Fishing, boating and bathing, beautifal walks and make « a of seaabe werte crry. x. 3. | trent Ee AT a UAGER apaesrs a Se ny ROEGDY of Hotel Mari boroughs Ne. ety), W. W. GREEN & CO. 23,308 = a RRAUR| SE NOTE WEN ACEA ET MAS UF Rae alase at Ben ben of Nantucket sounds sclesecaslgatiaty jantucket sound; lima OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE. wares bething: Wee cereus oe ee Open all the year. PRyAEDs AND PERSO! EE] But unable te meat nana Spensens GLEWANE DD. Hit Alande ave. J Jantle City, oe cae ENILW BTH TN Kentucky ave. ALA cr oir ecnconvenienies, (ape?Sai_Wre ANNIE GHUDS. ENTONE, SOUTH CAROLINA AV! ‘B 1 ei a A Terms de Fox BOOTH. GT CHARLES, On the beret ORE WAONE jy1-1m ‘[' 32 CHALYONTE ATLANTIO CITY, ON THE BEACH. ‘Salt water baths in the house; elevator; modera and ‘complete; sun parlors, Gend for Illustrated Booklet. mtr bm Address THE CHALFONTR. HE CLIFTON, family house newly, termes 8 anaee Der week. Mrs F. M. COPE. (PRE DENNIS aban wl ast om Bysdar > VrF SORTER, BL BORTON. ME DUFFINGTON.~ A KEW a ie sRareoo Eick TT, OTEL WESTPORT, eit naeepes POINT, MASSACHUSETTS. sanatory conditi t, safe ocean bathinw pieaant rites tad pen apeion ‘water, modern electric superior cuisine, terms a right. Address iol 20-Lm* H. A. BROWN, Sazonville, Masa, Until June 20, then Westport Point, Mass. Opens Jaly 1, 1893. JeS-ekw10r SEA-SIDE-MISCELLANEOUS- AX RIDGE HOTEL. BAY RI termis and other or Bin 308 FACE, BELLEVIEW. 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XJ. tes 500. ‘mest all trains and to and from “Gritestra de June to Sgriember is Zameen 2ayy, ‘HE MARYLAND, New York ave., pear dee ‘Atlan lodern convene _ yas e Me's. OREM. Proprietor. PHE METROPOLITA®, sseachusotte snd Atlantic avenues: pear warm by merino Teh cots ae PNR Ewe HE NEW ENGLAND, ATLANTIO CITY. Ocean end South Carol .. Terms moderate nyt BRYAN © WILLIAMS HE OCEAN HOUSE. ‘Superb ke bh arte md ot and "cold vou Mwater: baths. Jeitar<?°" JAMES 8. BECKWITH. Manager. 7; OSBORNE, Corner, Pecttic and Arkansas aves, ‘LANTIC C! LS Je17-1m irs. R. J. OSBORNE, HE Ta Tarecrat’ 3, EEERY CONVENIENCE. _15-6w nerly of the Florida House. 1 WALDORF, ATLANTIC CITY, ‘New York eve. neart ie O Sinltery. arrengemnehy mare Senet Pieioam) “7 Mire ie waraker, iP HE winariep, ‘1’Scean aves, pear ihe ocean, Atlantic City, N. J. 162m. ‘Mra_M. OASSIO. ASBURY PARK. N. J. open for summer Ber day, $25 per month: chil- mee mie cet SRE pamanitary” arranrenuents” perfect tar oo ga? ‘apply to : nae, Benate Cafe, unt May 1” Je6-1m Hore: — REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, Now open. Write for circular. my?3-3m° WALTER BURTON. Dest LASS HOUSE, REHOBOTH, DEL., HAS remodeled and fitted with ali moder. on: gra from June to “November: ber Bates <termus reasonable. WM. Sc EFF dyd-Lm' OMAC 87 GEORGE'S: ISLAND. id, opens, $1.50 pe BO per wee ‘month. or ta Supe rai wailine and paihe Bags hosts for steamer TY, : a Sy ae wai rge's Island. arnt AAAS BHOR, A Pr it. Mary's Co. 20-1! SPRINGS AND BATH: BRPFow sruinos, BEDFORD, PA, “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA” HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. EL. B. DOTY, Manager. BR PRRELEY TODGE, BERKELEY SPRINGS. W- Address above 2 or Sin large tom, a rede tion, bore for ¥ THE ALBEMARLE. sperne a ait Artesian water. orsign Near 5 a spri fallt “Mrs, HAMILTON HUNT. “aptetwasdant™ ‘SBURY PARK, NT. TEL CO} A. Now ope front. Olugre al Kadrose W- =—— an Fatal PAREN. J, im. table JAN & 801 BURY PARK. A® “THE FENIMORE,” 1g blocks from the coven. “Capacity, 200. NOBLE. ain HOTEL A On the beach. Asbury Park, N.J. $3-2m Wi ABELEGATE, Propristor. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, ASBURY PARK. X. 3. ct ‘This leading hotel i Glen: Raburn, Cineti i fren until Fae To, THEO: OVES. Prop. Jel-2mm ORWOOD HALL,™ ao =o ave. Go ee! The es ee le famnity no oe ta oe eee L. Atkins & oni, a Winter House, 320-1m_ » Fis. PARK. XN. J. ave, near the ote Shaan swith scrsore. 17 LEADEEY, Ai cg ig PAR! MN. 3. 4TH T Senson, Scoctamodar ceeds as Sept gts iecty een? " |AN bp y ASBURY Tae HE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL WILL BE nae ge oa eee eh yaprlets a Btar office spd principal ey aera eS *Bockstey Sprines, W. Va. quakes BQTEL, BERKELEY recoptio and ie and ster 0 beat h tinformation Pd wre, 2 teria sdirees JP. JACK, Owner and URORA HOUSE, AURORA, W. an epateeie Se ane gray 2 |M Budvern ¥ro THE HE SUSMER SEGORT OF BROOKSIDE ‘0 je ‘toot abo, level. will iss ee ee iia ai sud at rates aya i tor, Je13-1mo*__ Brookside, county, Va ‘OUN COFTAGE HEAR DI MOERTARE oponre oF GEAR DEER short distance ‘Addie Ben J PAUGHT IN. Deer Pork st Hot 16-10" TRE UT TATINGY DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. 1 until November; the favorite sprine. ‘summer and a1 for grandeur of scenery and th fatoges, Bex eet Afor circalar GiADES HOTEL, OAKTAND, MD. SUMMIT OF ¥ the ANlegantess ‘3,000 feet atove tide: besutifally located near itrwe rooms.” For rates EH BARTL Tt. ae Prop. Elevation, 200 8 “Row open. Somgenva: , nb oF MUSIC. WENagtos time, oa Ci — for ‘Sfeaiar- CLUES Cor COLERar ol oF commence, "oe CRNEN A Mee Pen ee Eee uonceraph sad, typewriter ihe Se ciel a4 at eee Pe ri san ag courses. nae Bed cece tes, pALCHe CIvit. fi ree INSTITUTE Pupils at ior iit er leit service, OUT OF WASHINGTON. Sng 3 INSTITUTE._A HOME SCHOO! Prepares for coll Number CHOOT. FOR Ber for, [Fe 5 MARWET Lu ace Prin- Al GUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY, STAUNTON, VA September 7. 1893. Closes last of May, 1 Cnsurpeased location, butldior and ersunay, corps: teachers. ‘d, &c., with full Enelish course, a for entive season ale Music, culture etre. For gaisiue —, scashengss 4026-0013t CUNT HOLLY at 3) 5 et. sete bs COALE AH ra, Mie = pects : best to infuse berger T. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ALBANY, N. Sar he amon, Boane. Choice of four four of etnay forurataatca on becinl studios ——SSESE ee Er evtalorue address Miss E. W. Boyd, Principal apm OTEL ESSICK, te NY page. Pa. ig harming weustas eon jn Atomica a eine es ote PIANOS AND ORGANS. Moss, ALTO HOTRI. MOST DELIGHTFUL. ealth ful and homelife summer ofthe Alleghenies, ‘via Band 0. 900 ft eerie lovely er Fround and oa und and surrou! "8 FERRY, W. VA. ‘house on Camp fice) SPI — PARK HOTEL, ON, MAIN Mooxtas Mins of the aaa tery eae Lom ye1-2m MOSRIAIN VIEW HOUSK—OM TOP a Ses soe aaa ale HE LOCKWoop, ‘Will ones gine ee STE overs Fropeletress Rapa nOUSE-GFERS TOR Thai y lnpest house and hivbest at Harpers Yor circulars anf tapas mys ‘8. W. LIGHTNER. qed AQTTAGE. HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA Wis Shenandoah ‘rv to for 's circular and $e27-3m STE et ENS TUNE ty Teas boarders ‘Send terms. "dress BELL. TH. DELIORTFUE. SUMMER eee 4 KEE for Me eceton :t Roe cals ant oe etre eer DUPHORNE. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. MABYeaxp, AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CO. a Baitin iver Landings. Tae “Ween Fou Sweerxess Of tone. |The makers of this famous PIANO See cee ae, lnptrumeet with seoufa ae ele SANDERS & STAYMAN, 04°F ST NW ‘elim “Xf BAKAUER™ PIANOS—**THE SINGI’ ieee eed oe MORGAN, the i a |r ING meee teREPAIRING GEORGE. BS.¥. gad repairer, 221, 12th orksho tn ¢ ihe rear; ‘anett Im P IANOS. PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, SOO RACEE Soe ome RY ot Wis ¢ ee st. 5 Ww. by mall." Maryland and District. Spree ‘Advice niven Purchanere free of charge” yauiepamte tices rare wood ‘Sat soltr BREEPPEn E CONLTPY, 417 11% st... ova Se tere Meng hm; ent a SS ernorana Wacore Wile eraner rials ALL At 10) rent. DI lusic Store, ALL nN PREIOuT wus TSE PREPAID. n20-tr W25 Pa. ave. For eight oF EEE NSO & BRO. gts. $27-3m ‘Tth street wharf. LADIES' GOODS. ) ee STEAMBOAT CO.. “LIMITED.” 7th st, 1d op MO! SBATR WEDNESDAYS Nomint Wake and SATORDA Sat 7 a. and interm ES TcspAys POCA on MONDAYS and 18 d USD Ara Steaner Arrowsms WEENESDAvs at 3:00 9 “4 doe Alexandria Colonial ch and al lea EfSeaie ‘TOrSDAYS ana THE Ukab AYE Sor recurs Iandtngs, arriving at Washington We ESD AY a FRIDAY MORRINGS. “On SATURDATS. m. Beach, ve cra oa it Wael SUNDAYS shou to pm ne eebedite ‘W. RIDLEY, _so8-tt © ceneral W POTOMAC HIVER LINE NEW PALACE EE PAMER HARRY ORL TUMOMEPNEE RARRY Rapatt nee: | Theeday. ‘end, Thureday spate Brondays, Wedesday Sc aha a atop. rs Pa mee Telephone, 1765. ES MaxpAt ap27-tr Propristor sad Muiene. ‘ORFOLK AND WASHINGTON: praamasisc! DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. ©., YORTRESS MONROE and ‘NOBFOLE, VA ‘The new and powerful Tron Palsce Steamers. WASHINGTON AND XORFOLE—S0UTR BOUND. Leave Wash: RoRTH BOUND. at 6:10 MATE SY SA Relea ES Tickets on Gi, 1351 and 1421 Peonay!- neath a, - aplétt OCEAN TRAVEL. SAVISTA SPRING HOTEL. B mountains. Western Maryland R.R. meee REISE ames aoe cs nto season ~ srkeed ogi tas RANK A RUST, Hotel 1d. After June 21 to BUENA Vista 8} Co. Ma from 108.m. to4 5.1. \HATTOLANEE SPRINGS HOTEL, C®fae PoLand D SERINGS OF rAtARYEASD, In the Green Sprin jes from Was he ares rater fer esti liver, an: ‘kid- ngs, f over 1.600, gations ‘billie sot Hp sdete eet eit tin homellte tat yAine male et modern, con {0820 per wesk ond stive eBook to umes: oe Evening. Star. of 3 terme, L. STORK, Owner. ‘HE MOUNT RE PA. the A 1 On top of Herheny mouptains, main line Penn- OPENS JUNE 23, A delighttal point to o broak the Jou ween, ‘Chicerg and the east. Write for eizcnl ~ igs myl-3m Wit R DUNHAM, Supt. FOR Bak MaRboR, EASTPORT AND oa . B.—Mallory Line 8. John, N. Sica ot Sh tees ae ERR. N. rn SATURDAYS at5 p. m. 2, ixtr four page descriptive pamphlet for 1803 mailed For passage and freight rates apply to C. H. uiitonrs da, a Pier 20, E R.. N. ¥. RTAUR W W, ROBSON, aaa aw. olga aie pty Baltimore, Pe pes eo A a ‘Ririoa, Australia ‘coun, Se a sate rooms eevee = Hamer cmard fe rate ng lista, ra ee far. ication. FOR THOS. COOK & SON. of the world Ireland Estimates viv «Drafeloeted in sume to sult oo Mita MODISTE OF BALTIMORE. GOWNS reasonable unde at sort notice and hata ‘soe ieee Sorrs, tine Surrs. vTiNe Sorts. Our Summer Special! Clesnie sun epd dye fa at gust Work. Fine Work. ntox Pisces, ‘Mall orders rece DYE, WORKS. receive Prompt attention. Gy) STAMPING TOWELS NAPI AND HAND- Seer Se eaaeeee ro AND CAROLINE LERCH, ART a ent IONS Tt, aw. Ic DYEING, CLEANING AND RESTOR- ING of lant, heavy, fancy or ornamen moods, fabrics, ‘atric and erichn ot wear OUTING BEETS eT ar a eee DENTISTRY. DESESHAM,307 7TH ST. NW. OPPOSITE <AKS Bo; Specialist ve and surgical stectately without Seaeeeaes ter eae lure improved upon ‘where sbe has not done het : with gas, 500. with al amalgam, PE it a ery bowt full seta of teeth, SF. AINLESS ESTRACTION OF TEETH. 10 Pi FO! 9 bain _ Rae gem 8 ALN ESCHER GTN oO Ex ‘CHARGE we of te tye Gy = ed ‘© preparation for as» APPLIED TO THE GUMS, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS on ereties Ge = ye to the footy painion. twrelling of the be rong oes Be Dis soases while having bis adapted to persons who ‘ak if not kno fay it note raystor of pal Paintea extraction ay lecalappiteation snd we 4 ‘we guarantor 70 ‘use THE EVANS DENTAL PARLOES, ap6-3m*__1217 Penn. ave. a. UR,TED STATES DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 401 America, ii'cdiceels the cities. For par- ticulars and prices see pare mht DPEXTAL, INFIRMARY—NATIONAL, sity. cor. th and Ksts n.w Open 2 to ‘&c., free. Fillings and 3026-20" year. Extracting, Cost of materials imal oe ‘ities of Rurope. aeua foe iae ~ — structic ‘to Ship.” apl0tr | Cowl ice FI Si. Coa the Gkambnex, "sus Vermont MEDICAL. &o. ““Franeiente, 62:50 per day. sim DE BEOTHERS, THE 2 MOST RELIABLE AX Wittanps HOTEL sateen are talit tn tha chy, with 30 Fa. ave. and 1athst., Saltetion free and stricty & SEA-SIDE_JERSEY COA\ E'gre a REACH HAVEN, ¥. 3. ee, raver bain i tous Bpecla rates for June.” Send for ws ‘Rot. B. GL PED, myl-117¢ N.S. REXTON VILLA, CAPE ay, x, ae NE, Bithe beech handsousely decor itaproved: inray _e23-2m ‘MRS, J. A. MYERS. (CAPE MAY. & Soepe ne eos, LAPAYETTE® ia pa Ju irectly on the vedere remante monte Fisst-cleee in* alt tat Leltove rs JOHN TRACY. (CARLTON ACCOMMODATES arte! | modern, improvements, elevs- Point, Nd igs gigas beers sealton” (CoxGREss HALL, CAPE MAY, N.J. Season of 1893 opens June 29. my13-3m corpae ALDINE,” cast to tg sho deest pail ie ry ‘rHEO. MU! 350 GUESTS; aE % P. CARE ILETON LITHIA SPRING! ELETON, ROCKING! AM COUNTY, VA. Weter from m the celebrated Eikton, I Elkton Lithia to the hotel. sa linene i ip eaery. splendid bosting, bathing and | ONY arin NGS. 1X VIRGINIA WITH A prard Tilates O10 per week cad Bend for descriptive So. ¥. ADAMS. Address until Ji 3 jotel, Baitimore; quay eee tious vane =a mod- ten- FAUQUIER INSTITUTE I8 NOW OPEN TR, Tamer. boartiors rooms, extensive rounds and shada. "For termes TAR Mirs."S.. Institu _ #20-Lm* Warrenton, Va. TRANGERS, TAKE ae QTRANGERS. 7 E—DRS. BROTHERS ‘cure, no pay. Only estab saverie thie ct Eetcbllehed 48 years. *G00 Bak Sa Soa Dr. Carleton, 507 12th st. nw. Over twenty-five years’ ex; SURGEON SPECIALIST TO GENTLEMEN ONLY. Graduated London, England, 1865; New York, 1870. sore Washington, D.C. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. C. BICYCLES. om Falls. 7:40'r- mi. dalle cere Saturday with ‘ashinaton to Baffaln, gc | Sins enore yendyehmicn a 20.18 Saily exceptSunday. For DELPR YORK THR ADeLI sp EW AND. Gintiea Dinter Bo Ber}ana it $8: A &°*, 30.00 ana “Tih * a ataprese, “CONGRESSION AT All Parlor Oars, i Eevee oor, gh Diniue Gar fram Baltimore tor See Fon PRITLADELER r Ao! Fast exnresa, 7.50 at week 8 Accom r "Y,. alt through trata Sermon City with oats of Be Server of pe Rriretire week dav: <S. day Saturdays onit oes. a Fert fe tt i f, 3. 2 3 eae 2 108298, au iveraceiaehishes t % mapa ypaiey: sen one ae RAS AORUN sf BALTIMORE & On10 RAILROAD. chete tn of fice & Mar 3 Chicaro amen MOND AND DANVILLE ¥. W, HUIDEROPE) rt AND ST Semrerteee Seek Pally for tS, a Rortelt and Pestana and for principal pointe south niche x. Bullman Ricoper Sew York i fon to, Atiants, and Montromery. ‘which unites on ante, and Mont 4,45 0. Daily, ‘xcert Sunday. for Prot Royal 7.00 p.m. — for princina} noints south mond and Danville system man Sleeper ior ERE OE STROTOS ton to Charlotte, and Danville ses re Mie Seas and seers for cart or ‘at Company ar ee om PROFESSIONAL. FANTLEROY TELLS ALL THE EVENTS ‘sick: moter che M tors with & Seal atves arom and acer frei love, unter health stout on nem oF Pe witgeharge “OF ae a oe os = tbotenente aa waguetic treatment iy Bw 9 Onan Sundays, DK SAKA pur GUAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED advertising clairvoyant, astrologer and mediam im bora With wonderful prophatic eift of sncond sight, telin lEhe evenae ota: ite from tie ogra ‘foods eda yal, Su oe youn Shots rong. oe — note” fhe ome Foe ‘ivan enecnne Tusiaeen, removes favaliy trouien, ol from other cities and all in trouble time and money an hie succeeds: ing. t> rheat wl tailed Cetin i tigi Sietines $0" Nour, @ Residence, 480 i st, bet Suet rors hae ork, arene wr. near hat oTTiE FOWLER FOR SHORT and —— ite, a », test, business medius Taustion, Nervous Bobioity. OCT TREAT MEN it GUA Sram 7" PHE uoRFORD So coe ‘90 5:30 p.m. 5 8 Dm Sunday—9 to casino Jiscase. Also facial steaimin, *S0lism CONSULTATION FREE. cage. O18 H st uw. ow MISSIONEK OF EEDS AND x rT" ATTORNEYS. for aul or teats «ANAT MANICURE. i i Ft D: SURE AN [ROPO = (CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ae hours. 185 | ay, ie ee ga igen o° ‘air Eopou Pepe Lay, Busing, SD sta w., Washington, | C's ie ruth os New Kerk pret