Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1893, Page 7

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PRS Se ees eh Oe a gee POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. poreninn vay oe a Eom wae pt ASOT UAT BE Ss 227-3 ee SW *88tNGTos steawpOaT co. ~ciurre.> Perea ge foe aoe a ays eg es ane WEDNESDAYS at Lk Ri are ontal Hisens TUESDAYS Yoana 7 FHUMSDATS ae rary pon DAY and FRipay MORN Sas." a Ra runbars ef ATURDAYS ato Beormes sland § me Otan snd Tescemics: sn argivings ats Ww BUNDAYS about 10 p.m. ‘(See schedule.) ©. W. RIDLEY, eet Geteral Mantier. EW POTOMAC RIVE LINE. 5. RANDALL. Propristor sud Mf DALY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D.C. FULTBESS MONROE and NORFOLK, VA ‘The new and powerfn! Tron Palace Steamers. WASH=NGTON AND Vaavs Wasb‘nurten lady at st wear, arrive: Gay. Arcive st Norfolk here railrosd Connections are inace for ail poins south and south West ORTH BOUND. torfol day at 6-10 pam. Tam Motrosae pion Atsive af Washlagion at 620 fm pert Tickets on sale at 513, G19, 1251 and 1421 Peanay!- Yar cok for tickets vis the ue fina, eee INO. CALLAHAN, aplett ‘Bens Sant MANICT u RE. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D, ©, TUESDAY, JULY 18,- 1893. 7 A BISHOP’S RECEPTION. Gathering im St. Paul’s Lutheran ‘Chureb—Interesting Exercises. Baron von Scheele, bishop of Visby, Sweden, is making a tour of this country at the instance of the King of Sweden, visiting the Lutheran churches of America, and he was tendered a reception in this city last night at St Paul's Lutheran Church, corner of H and 11th streets, His presence was made the occasion of an interesting coremony of service and song, interspersed with addresses by promi- .| nent people. The interior of the church was decorated with green plants and over the altar was » por- trait of Luther draped with the flags of the United States, Germany and Sweden. The church was crowded notwithstanding the warm evening with an audience that gave interested of the compliment to the Swedes who, are citizens of this country and characterized them as law- who contribute by their ability and habhe te the of the nation. Mr. Ross also Chi i Fe ‘ iS if 4 ? § an ceemeteees THE CAPITOL CENTENNIAL, Meeting of the Committee on Music—Two Plans Discussed, but No Action Taken. A meeting was held last evening of the com- mittee on music appointed in connection with the coming centennial celebration of the laying of the corner stone of the Capitol on the 18th of next September. Mr. W. A. Gordon, chair- assets are placed at $200,000 and the liabilities at $140,000. The Grand Avenue Bank holds » | ample gilt-edged securities to meet obligations, it is claimod, and the officials say they expect to resume business shortly. terday. and it was impossible to get s statement from the officers. The Missouri National iss new bank, having opened in January, 1891, Three Banks at Denver. The 's Savings, the Mountain are S Sees Banks of Denver yesterday failed to open their doors for b "s Savings Bank aro way affect the People’ BERMUDA ASKS LOWER DUTIES, Arrival of Two Commissioners Who Will Confer With Tariff Leaders. Thomas J. Wadson and Samuel C. Masters, members of the Bermuda assembly, arrived at New York from Bermuda on the steamship Orinoco Sunday and will come to Washing- ton this week to confer on the tariff question with some of the C who are likely to serve on the ways Means committee of the House. They have been delegated by the Bermuda assembly to ask for s reduction in the duty le here on potatoes, onions and tomatoes, the principal exports on the islands to the United States. They have pre- pared a statement to be submitted to the aaa ‘and means committee in which they sa; the amount of duty paid to the United Beate in 1892 exceeds the entire tariff revenue of the islands by $15,000. Applaads Gov. Altgeld. At the meeting of the Trades and Labor As- sembly at Chicago Sunday Vice President Pome- roy read the report of the committee appointed to draft resolations on the pardomng of the anarchists for presentation to Gov. Altgeld. The report says the governor bravely met the demands of Juatics, and that his name will go down to posterity as a worthy occupant of the executive chair of a state oma furnished « Lincoln to free the African sla’ The ‘applauds Gor. Altgeld’s reltera- tion of the pe people to to peacefully assemble for the discussion of grievances and pledges the assembly to cherish the memory of his act a es Fatal Grade-Crossing Disaster. Atthe 49th street crossing of the Grand Trunk railroad at Chicago yesterday » Halstead street horse car was run into and hurled thirty feet to one side. The dead are Chas. Perkins, Mr. Dillon and two unidentified women. acide injured are Wm. Buldman, Mra Sander- m, J. C. Smith, Mrs. Celia Mitchell, Mrs. S.A. Lacey, Mra Vanderburg, Frank Venderbarg and Jennie Blake! Summer Amusements at Bay Biter. Boating, bathing, fshing, erabbiag, sallin eer-_| Swings, merry-go-rounds, &c., for children. Dancing and music ail day long.’ Trains leave B. and O. station at 9:15 a.m. and 4:28 p.m. week days, and 9:35 am. and 1: 30 and 3:15 pm. Saudays. "Round trip, Advi ‘Our book oa Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. ADMIRAL TRYON’S FATAL ORDER. Capt. Bourke Testifies That He Tried to Prevent the Victoria ‘Disaster. In the naval court-martial into the cause of the Victoria disaster held at Valetta, Malta, yes- terday after Tax Sran’s telegraphic report closed in the course of Capt. Bourke’s examina- tion Prosecutor Winsloe asked him: “When Staff Commander Hawkins Smith suggested to Vice Admiral Tryon that eight cable lengths ‘would be the better distance in which to form | the columns than six cable _ did you say anything in regard to the subject?” Capt. Bourke responded: “No.” He then stated ‘that after the conversation in the ad- miral’s cabin Sir George Tryon went out and sat on the stern walk. Fleet Lient. Giliford came to the witness and said that the staff commander bad told him that “eight cables" was to be signaled. Capt. Bourke reminded Vice Admiral Tryon that "no andtaip tok oat the distance ought to be more than six cable admiral tarned to Liout. Gillford and said: “Leave it atsix.” Lieut. oy then left the cabin. Capt. Bourke and Vice Admiral ‘Tryon remained together. Capt, Bourke at first declined to say what the | passed between them after Lieut. Giutora left them. The president reminded the witness that he mist take « fall statement, otherwise he wood ineulpete bimself. Capt, Bourke then said that be Sir George's attention to the fact of the Victoria's tarniug in a circle of 800 yards ‘The admiral replied: “Let it remain at six ca- Capt. Bourke then went on dock. pt. Bourke displayed oxtreme relnatanco to say what passed between bimeelf and ral Tryon, on the ground that Tryon, if he hed lived, might have qualified the report of the conversation. In replying to further questions Bit by the prosecutor, he sald that he was atop chart house when the first signals were | to hoisted. He did not then say anything to Ad- miral ‘Tryon, who was talking iaeulasly with the staff commander about other matters. He did not remember about the signal to turn in- ward bemg hoisted. He explained that the Victoria's turning diameter at the oe _ ‘of the fleet ‘was just under 600 yards, wi extreme helm at thirty-five deqross, The belm was usually used at twenty-eight degrees, and gave an estimated circle of 800 yards. The ee 's turning circle was practically the “Capt. Winslow, the proseeutor—Did you ask permission to reverse the port screw when the ‘signal was hauled down? Capt. Bourke—Directly after the signal was banled down fand the helm put over, the ship ing swung of abont two points with the ex- treme helm, I addressed “We shall come very close to the Camper I then ‘turned to my aid-de-camp, Middy Lanyon, and told him to tike the Camperdown's distance, | ‘To the best of my recollection, when I addressed the admiral, he looked up, but made no reply, “After I spoke to Lanyon I added the remark to him: ‘We better do something; we shall come Tory close to the Camperdown.’ All this time we were turning. Recelving no answer, I again addressed the sdearal, repeating quickly two or three times: “May I go astern full. speed with the port serew?? At last the admiral said: =. port screw was immediately started full speed astern. Very shortly afterward I ordered both screws full speed astern. “I cannot say exactly what was the relative of the two vessels, but the Camper- down certainly was on, the starboard bow. "We Tdaho. had turned eight pointe, = ‘approximate time between hauling down the signal and the collision was three and one-half to four min- utes. Atthe moment of the collision both telegraphs indicated full speed astern. I can- not say, however, what the engines were doing. ‘The ahip's way bad not been checked apprecia- | © bly. Direolly after the collision the engines were Capt. Eick is Soeteet at great length Sinmmea: ioe ahs bulkheads. He ex- ot models, ar what was Saeed ans ye was the nature of the dam- age. He gave an otder, he said, to close the ports, but thought that it was not executed. Fine’ commander-in-chief had at once hailed the Camperdown, he said, and had ordered her to go py Everybody had come up from below except the poor fellows in the engine room. He himself had been the last one to coure up. He had heard no order to abandon the ship, and did not know that any order was given for the engineers to ecme up. He should say that ten minutes ela) between the collision and the sinking. greatness of the mortality had been partly due to the fact, he thought, that many stokers and marines were ewuNobody believed the end was so near,” con- tinued Capt. Bourke. I myself did nob sup- pose that the vessel would turn over.” After describing the splendid behavior of the men and the wonderful self-control dis- =| ee by them when they fell in on the deck ‘pt. Bourke said: “I believe the commander gave no orders. Just at the last Liout. Heath gave the order to jump. His words were, ‘Sauve Qui Peut’” Roughly estimated, he said, the Victoria was sixty fathoms long. ‘He thought she must have struck bottom in going down head first. The shock of striking the bottom was so tremen- dous as to cause her boilers to go to pieces. poser ear ewer hihi, ‘Will Bring Back a Royal Personage. Imperial German Commissioner Wermuth of Germany bade » pervonal and oficial good-bye to the director general, President Higinbotham, and other officials of the Chicago exposition yesterday. He departs for New York today, sailing for Hamburg Thursday. As to when she will return to Chicago, if at all, Horr Wermuth know not. He has been summoned to Berlin and will do his best toinduce Emperor William to visit the fair. If he is successful the commissioner will come back with the kaiser. All that Herr Wermuth knows is that some member of the imperial family will visit Chicago, Prince Henry of Prassia for one. th the Green Fields to Bay Ridge. Trains leave Band O. station at 9:15 a.m. and 4:28 p.m. week days, 9:35 a.m. and 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. Sundays. Round trip, $1.—Adet. IRREGULARITY., Is that what troub- oon Then ¥ y and prom edied Doe “! rem aj Pape tor ede Pes ‘leasant ellets. Teguy late the system = fectly. ‘ake one for a gentle laxa- three for a cathartic, If you suffer from Constipation, Indi- gestion, Bilious At- tacks, Sick or Bilious Headaches, or any deran; mt of the liver, stomach, or bowels, try these little Pellets. ‘T! bring a permanent cure. Instead of shocking and weakening the system with violence, like the ordinary they act in a perfectly easy and natu way. They're the smallest, the easiest to take—and the cheapest, for they're guaranteed to give satisfaction, or your money is returned. You pay only for the good you get. DENTISTRY. R. GRAHAM, 307 7TH ST. N.W.. EXPERIENCED sad expert ‘specialist in operative and surgical Filing and extracting positively wi pain. No inexperienced and incompetent boy Bate or newiy edged sraduaten intrusted to. prac- ath Petreting 3 sith eas of local anwathettc, 600, ine, fing with oiating,allver, or amalgam, 73. or wns Soe ES Sheet fallsot teeth gh ay1T-lw? ORs LOW PRICES FOR osee WORK ARE Tue ipa ous work U.S, DENTAL AseN, SRT AtEY Seo snothior pase for perticulars AINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. 5. NO CHLOROFORM, O DANGER RO PTHER Of Ga. 1) BLEEP. NO COCAINE. PLLED GUMS. $8 SNPLEASAST NES, jO EXTRA CHARGE. We have exclusivecontrol of & preparation for uss ‘tm this city which, when APPLIED TO THE GUMS RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESA, directly to the cums. gapped cect tothe ET setetty patter. joeweillt of she same afterward. ‘The patient retains: ‘all bis senses while Raving his yalarly Ie to persons wh> Wesk c no Pay, if not as rep etytom of painless extraction by fecal ay rere ‘Taaraatee you will wae BU cttw ts tue tutare- ‘THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, jy@-1m* 1217 Penn. sve. n. w. INFIRM, wag UNIVER- a. Tach ant fn m 2 tof, all the ear. Extract sofia ‘&e., free. Finiase end plates at Tost of mate selo-tr tients, butall operations performed person- lice om patients t PARDON # REWARD. A Convict Saves the Lives of Guards and Secures His Pardon. Walter N. Thayer, the warden of Clinton Prison at Danuemora, N.Y., went to Albapy late yesterday afternoon and related to Gov. Flower a brutal scheme of a number of long- term prisoners confined in that prison to gain their freedom, which included the cold-blooded murder of several of the prison guards. One of the prisoners, who was asked to enter into the murderous attempt to escape, refused, and it was through him that the prison authorities became aware of the plot. The governor, when he heard the facts, immediately pardoned the prisoner who had the courage and manli- ness to prevent = slaughter. At noon Sunday, in Clinton prison, as the prigoners fied through the prisga corridor, in lock-step, on their way past Principal Keoper McKenna, to obtain their rations for dinner, one of the prieoners sli into the hand of the principal keeper a piece of brown —— vel two foot long by a foot wide, whic! Sten upon both sides in lead he keeper was astounded to fed thereon the detaie ore Plan by which » number of prison- ers hoped to escape. ‘The writer. after relatin; that he would nof join the schemers because o: the brutality of the plot, said the attempt was to be made after smiaign ‘Sunday Two of the convicts in the scheme, named and Wright, had their doors cut, to establish eas; sepoes nto the corridor, and were armed wit knife and a heavy iron bar. With these the wero to sally forth when the guard made round, kill him and take his revolver. They were then to go to the office and kill the other guard, All the prisoners in the scheme were subsequently to be released. Keeper, McKeusa immediately notified Warden Thayer of the plot, and « search of the cells of the men named revealed matters be just as stated in the letter. Other cells were searched and positive evidences of the complicity of two other convicts were found. Both Governor Flower and Werden Thayer refused to divulge, for the present, at least, the name of the prisoner who probably had saved the lives of several prison guards. They thought it might bring trouble upon him, if not from the prisoners whom he gave away. probably from some of their friends outside of ‘the warden did not go near the prisoner after receiving his communication, and said last night the latter probably does not yet know | toy Tpderate: the result of his warning. ‘The fortunate man was received at the prison in August, 1892, and bad four years to serve for and Jarceny. | The crime was committed in jew York elty, where the prisoner has a wife ‘and child: Warden ‘Thayer left for Dannemora at mid- night with the pardon in his pocket. taunts Tail and Dog. From the Chicago Herald. The silver states are California, Colorado, Idaho (slightly), Montana end Nevada. The gold product of California, however, is #0 much greater in value than its silver product that it ought not to be classified with the silver states. But including it the totals of the population, the popular vote and the electoral vote of these states are as follows: ‘These the population of th. Popular vote of 12,000,000 wer 400,000, Out of 444 clectoral votes they have 22. For these states to _—— to control the silver policy of the country appears like an attempt of i the tail to waggle the —_—--e0—_____— William Bax ter of Holden, Mass, has been found in a cow pasture with his skull battered in. Au ax lay near the body. have a little NELATON’ REMEDY FOR RHEOMATISM, GOUT AND NEURALGIA! sae in the small see | =e oe Hee ana vase PREPARED ONLY BY LILLY, ROGERS & CO. BALTIMORE, MD. the formula of the late Da. NELatox of Faria, furnished by Dr. John Wil- Sola Dy all Druggists. TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, WHOLESALE DRUGOISTs, 475 PENNA. AVE. N. W., WASHINGTON. EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. geD rope COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENT. iy Inatitute Business Collexe, Shastan ing Jul yaad event Usual hours. partments Open Monday, Rept. 4, 180 T_ VERNON MUSIC STUDIO. walce culture. "Lal sp opment o img throat, (roubles no. tho charge for __$020-1mn' HE MEDIGAL, DENTAL, AND PHARMACEU- rent re October For steulars widrees ©. BP bavis 4 te | § 8 Leh st. nsw. NURSES TRAINING PS eo = FS. AXD in connection with the ment of Howard University and the ‘October or eltcular ‘sadress. CB Puhvis: wb. Secretar JeL5tooct’? (TE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, During summer Sectel ‘course “ia French. German versation. Branch at Asbury Park. Je13-th.s.tu Kna pps OOTBEER EXTRACT = gives it double strength. Six to ten gallons of Superior Rootbeer can be made from one bottle at a cost of ove cent per pint. A larger bottle of other ex- inferior quality. This is a fact which you can SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ASBURY PARK, N. J. SBURY Pi Eat > A AS ALK. XN, J.—--THE ALBERMARLE. conveniences: ess rte es THos. erred (ASBURY PARK, NT tram Ay eantent oor all Saas eS ae RO “THI ‘YENIMORE.” [pigcks trom the cosen. ‘Capacit ue. NOBLE. avon PARK, Famity hotel, pA rei modern ’amn} jmprove- ents : superior tabi sppointmente: Ma; 14th season, [ETROPOLITAN HOTEL. ASBURY PARK. &. re dees until June ¢ Se Her oie ogee j “QJORWOOD Noe bo ian eth ce =a = tions ‘tor “i¢ ‘100; ni slit tienes int No eoeteben pee ~ SEA-s1DE_JERSEY coast. Erpreee Tyan sree 5. Rene eae or Sr mie myl-117¢ = B Bich Haven &. 3. SRO Tn ON TH BPE 2 ‘Open June 1. | Address myi?-tu, thawed MELROSE “THE GLENDALE.” Hiassac aati aye, ee mE eto gs Burr, HOUSE, ARKANSAS, AVE CONVEN- ocean and Reading depot - = Ss. New ‘fork ‘ave. : 3 minutes’ walk from the msurpassed. JOHN W. PRICE. OPEL AEDT ADR . FAOTETO. AVE. ns able ferme, Send h dyuetm pein EASTMAN, Prop. Butea! YO RAL | ‘MRS, J. 4 MYERS. ah ae ie as hi ¢ 3 aaoeina ~beoe MAY, 5.3. a au i ae L. P. CARR rh OTEL BERK PTANTIC CITY, ¥. EXTREME OCEAW END OF asatyts a BRUNSWICK, ccairid anne. Pacific avenue above New York. @ LENWOOD, CAPE MAY CITY, NOW OPEN FOR Santer =r — ae |i SEES Hit = Sn as PONTE SRE BO $0152 W. GREEN. Ho™! a City, Cen’ ‘Will open July 1 for the season of *3. De STAR'S HOTEL, OCEAN GHOVE, ¥. 3. SEC Rad Se es JFAOTEL coromEr HoT" ELaenon, Corner Pacific and Tennessee avenues. ‘Accommodations first-class in cool rooms. Ocean view. 3. D, STEINMETZ, LHECKIER eer e HER AVE, CORNER aTEenrs: Formerly Hotel N se15-2m ef ‘WES HECKLER. NNEX- . ON THE BEACH, MARY- ‘mod. con. and comforts of 3 polntusente Sand table fret retaieetape tk, wx, o. ae KENDERTON, Ocean end of Tennessee sve. _ 3. F. NEALL of Tioza, ERNC Pacificare, moar the’ deach Atlante Cit ly Brat-clase. Ci He J. ¢. COPELAND. Ls gl ORTERTAL i, ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER, OTEL FEMUROKE. ATLANTIC CIETY, a ave near m all the year. per Mie year. ‘OTEL RICHMOND, iC CITY, O01 horouhly heated; sun paces ‘xe. ach Rose and orchestre for ths season," Oak. Rates reasonable. | Write for terms, FE. L. JOHNSON, Proprietor, _221-2m__Also Hotel Johnson, Washington, D. C. STICKNEY. KENTUCKY AV! piel per day? 8040 bil oe a se ‘V. STI ‘Atlantic chy. N.S. HoT» TRAxMORE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. W. W. GREEN & CO. Foren vans WELLINGTON. OCEAN END KENTUCEY AVE. a1 the year. pars M.A. & H. 8. MILNOR. anit ORTH INS, ATLAY srnconvenionces: (apzt dun ie ANNie en eee KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR THE wot ‘Atlantic City, N. J. ytbing Sret-iass, satan SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. NEAR Me Toeach:. central; Brvt-claas accommodations, Fox & BoorH. ‘D YOU "WANT eS ose, a 01 lace to find it WAY. Lares sesbower the whole frontand 1% eit out “the be house tetas! ‘and refurnished he coatorts ‘of home at the lowest price. Sn tho Degch | Delawre (A COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ones Be ee Tae ay bee, Ee eee pypewier: the for aft nd the ‘phonosraphy “Th The Srila be Dusiness and civil ew Stegd rates for summer moa pi oat Mite, Bascarttiet" See. eT Rute Prepared successfully for efyil service, rtmentat and census examinations. Stenography taueht. se7-tr OUT OF WASHINGTON, LAW scuoor, WASHINGTON AND LEE inet. neta, or Sept. 14. For catalogue address _jnze” JOuN RANDOLPH TUCRE | GEQUGES # BALL FOR BOYS, ST. GEORG! Surtees of. 3.6. Kinear, A.M. Principal. Collews cr busiees A ‘school of ‘setabliahed roputatis — eo rantages and comfort, with rea: STITUTE FOR YOUNG LADi warren ‘Thirty-thied year begina Septem 21. 180s in Pie region of Vir Poe ‘on the t ona De Re, OA lon from Wash: fasie and Ieneus Por catslorue sddress GEO. G. BUT! Prin. aydctu, th,e-d9e ‘Avousta FEMALE GEMINARY, STAUNTON, VA. 18 September 7, 1893. Closes last of May, 1i "Casurrassed location, buildiag and ergunds: Fei corps of teachers, &c.. with full Epelish Course, $250 for entize season of nine months. Mualc, lenzuages, elocution. art, bookkeeping and physical culture xine, “For cstalongne ap) tO win, Jy6-co13t Principal. G1) AGNES SCHOOL OR GIRLS, ALBANY. NY, ‘Under the direction of Bishop Chotes of four courses of study for graduation, Speci st may be taken or the Harvard course for wom Entaloaie adress Miss E,W. Boy Prineivat apI-om i[S= ciiatronty aTLantio crry. ON THE BEACH Salt water baths in the house; elevator; modern and coruplete; sun parlors, fend for lustrate’ Booklet Address THE CHALPONTR. 4 Connecticut aves. : hich-class seamed + terms, 68 and #12 Atlantic ott. Repunt with every convenienss _my23-dm a DENNIS, 508. H. BORTON. ATLANTIO CITY, KENTUCKY ‘beach ; letely refurnished since last ‘MRA. E, WILE. HE IRVINGTON, ATLANTIC.CITY: N. J. Elevator. Send for CHAMBERS & HOOPES. jaseschusetts erence. RAMUEL WAGNER & SOX. ATEANTIO CITY, X.3. ea to oest all trains and ‘rucate “foe anebie: “Special for Jane ana 3 Sen i WARLES Mi Rise CRINGHAM VE. RPRINGS—MOUNTAT ~ OEP RE Me Reve all Mielta,theedm OSEPH WHITE Proprietor. Oc™* OHONE.F- Dewanest.» Sarat: Wohin gt \CEAN HOUSE. Oc: x wi O% a GROVE. ¥. J.—HOTEL ie i Rs 8’ ria OCEAN oo c= 7 Hekate bat aes ee baie” ie Gage ‘Miss Smallwood, sta. div., Treasury inet aa Teseipeens =| = ey A cs idee wesc able. ag ket zara om. $15 88 Seq = | poral ince eee aries seep a seein is aoe Eee ee enor ‘conducted heesat Lake Seon = faeces & or or signe Oe. 30.00 .m. andi2.00meen, Sum ‘Suniay. PURE WATER, PURE AIR, PERFECT HEALTH. OTEL ALLAt terms He A a2 2 ea, | aE EERE _ myBis 3m La myl7-cotr Hom CARLETON sie. ring Lake Beach, N.J. fuestuineiias tone hew management; elevator, ges, ke. j artesian water ;ocean front. _3y6-1m A, R SANK, Manager. ow: |LBURTON-BY-THE-SEA_ fon nSPERAER ™ 2 2m & K LETCHWORTH SEA-SIDE—NEW ENGLAND. LOCK ISLAND, R. 1. HOTEL MANISS! les at - fee A sik by facets : sae lactele baile Prisee rosa ill. and book ‘and ter tome "2-1 Horz, ee MExAcEs NT HOTEL MENAUHANT. MASS. | descriptive Miata Sacer ceeg terete | tla a tap ‘20-tm0* ND AND DANVILLE |. HUIDEKOPFR AXD ot J ve cna sa hig For cir MSS? Auto noTet “Most per EWPORT, KL, eae ape 0 sutoet eg ty on et OCEAN HOUSE on QEA BODE a Caviar Prey | BELLEVUE AVE., the most - ORRELL Phish oa ee ape eee Lat seeing the entre a e bi kre AE XEWPORT ae =o pamphlet, | {SUNT HOTEL ON 4 81 Not found ‘elsewhere Arr rates, &e.. of the B. and ned pacity " JOEN G. WEA fambing : 3.600 feet — Ocean House, Newport, TP iverets Howse, New Fal Beka inant : OTF Pee Mae TER nea Too Ae meee opener es = mee SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. Bus aor ag pay ' soa Soe yarn MD... eg : 3 TEERY, LATS Or aes e208 oe ett, * say ee Fore, BETEY capone SUMMER RESORT. KES . | See ene See | ace aan! LADIES' GOODS. Coe, Sees SLE | Mer oe a ES sad ‘ast oo secre We DD SESSNARING ALL euanaen, Quick Dis- Sauer ease | waa REN abisasrae deem SFB eka gee see | ANTE ANE CaOCNE Chace, we TE die eee aoe tare ae ee _— pamesiaell week. Address Paw RRO “So20" ve, Oourme Scrrs. “OS. TPA Sgr, grantp Oovrixe Sorra ‘ite eae ‘vine deat shea ign eee | Ocrine Sore SHEED Mn veaP ea CORES. MOTE AND SUMMER RESORT, Poe _ oe and and Mesnary Mackerbate See Peron Sse Gaaee fet wees Gali gee satan Tarn. oot. 1. 7x eee Se to KRAKAUER Ean cea 18 ae oe INEY oe ‘i ST. Mi PUR Sot aoc a REPL deere eo wee week 8h sib ants 3. Fa hence of hoard f Steamer Leary Thar? Toeeday, ‘Thureday” and. sunday at ‘don St ae aa faeents. es SE Se wR Fite, see Tee fre i ry T HE MARYLAND, ‘New York ave. peer tne beech, Atlantic en” HE NEW ALBERMARL near beach. Tilnstrated booklet malled. Terms Capacity 200. COPE & BAMFORD. VIRGINIA AVE. RE. SPECIAL RATES, | EVERY CONVENIENCE. 5 KE Formerly of the Florids House, OCEAN TRAVEL. RTHUR W. ROBHON, ifs Sl Passenger ahd Tourist Arent fade, Branch of Baleimers Ma) ies. Iso wo Hoston, Providence, Norfolk, Savannah and i Harths or state Tootan reserved on sas tward or retu sim Tate shoots sud plansof steamers fur ished on supiication. FUR THOS COOK & SOX. Estimates riven on toure to any pact. the World, Drafteissued in sums ty wutt oa Enxiand, Ireland ‘oreign e press an: yu,house broker, Agents im all the prin-tpal Rie ice of Bure Bend for in: structions “How Pen pio-te below Kentucky; terms, $1.50 and on 44 foe day: #8 and $12 per week. A. GRAVATT, Mra. M. CASSIO, REHOBOTH BEACH. DELAWARE, Now open. Write for aa KMABE my!3- 3m" ee WALTER ORTON. P OUGLARS HOvEE aaah TANOS. De open froin June to sa a4 PIANOS POR RENT. Deravtached® terme reusonable. "Wi oe ‘Propristor u BECOXD-HAND FIANO8, eRe SSS." yell it Pea ore ASBURY PARK, N. J. (ASPoRy PARK, N. J. The Lafayette, Eegr epabenntitaty sant ste mI As ian a eee & FROST, nt a This slocant hotel 1 m, thereby ena! meee at "For selection, tm grees FRANK A RUS: na STEAM CARPET CLEANING. AMMCSIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING Ea = ae caer eis seat ee eT SI WATLER, Manages. 2 Pe ome