Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1893, Page 13

THE FERRIS WHEEL. What May Be Experienced by a Journey Around It, RESULT OF AMERICAN ENGINEERING. Ponderous Network of and Steel. ITS GREAT POPULARITY. Iron ‘Written for The Evening Star. UT FEW WASHING- tonians have probably had the unique expe- rience of atrip in the big Ferria wheel at the world’s fair, and until s few weeks ago the suc- cersful completion of this mammoth strue- ture was « matter of conjecture by many. A well-known resident of this city, who was present at the opening sf the fair, told his friends upon his return that one of the most wonderful things to be seen at the exposition was s great wheel of im- mense dismeter, which if completed and started im its revolution looked as though it commer ber pene pm haegbaee ge Power required to move it, and he dou! Ey one woald care to ride in a a cont feelings of a ‘ma; pA | steel slowly but « closer inspection excites wonder and admiration and the tem- porary a of le danger is fast aside wi desire to expe- Hanes the oneltemeat of the Jouraey- A placard at the entrance announces that each passenger yonfidence in the stability of the struc- ‘The Sieketd are pu chased and after platform ture. of the ground and buildings beneath it is hard torealize that your car is not suspended by some magic power in " The Sensation as You Rise. As you rise, however, the noisy beating of the drums in the adjacent Algerian Theater be- comes fainter, and a jargoz of sounds from car is now at ite highest point, 265 feet from the ground. and the visitor 1s so entranced with the that he loses sizht of the fact that the descent has begun. The sparkling waters of the lake appear as the vast ocean, ant it is now that the full splendor of the scene is t. Not until the car bas performed its journey toward the does it seem that the view is becom- lees extensive, but the increasing noises eanse one to look downward, and it is that the most peculiar sensation of the experienced. No part of the great seen from the car, and, as lofty precipice, a desire to support as an assurance that is almost inevitable. Soon, roofs of the buildings below ap- nd witha breath of relief that perience is over you reach the platform only to find that the wheel revolves again be- fore you are permitted to walk on solid ground. At ite present rate of speed nineteen minutes are required to complete two revolutions. Diffeuity in securing the Concessions. About two years ago Mr. G. W. G. Ferris, prominent civil engineer of Pittsburg and the inventor and builder of the gigantic wheel which bears his name, first planned the work which has now proved such » success. After | some diMeulty he succeeded in organizing the | Ferris Wheel Company, capitalized at #600,000. | Half that amount in bonis were issued aud sold, and Mr. Ferris started for Chic: After securing « concession from the ways and means Committee of the fair to baild the wheel some @oubt was expressed by the committee as to the paying quality of the enterprise and the contract was revoked. Discouraged, but not | disheartened, Mr. Ferris again argued his case before the committee, and in December, 1392, | secured a second concession, guaranteeing to | give the fair 50 per cent of ull receipts after the | wheel had paid for itself, and under this con- Cession the wheel is now being operated. How the Wheel Was Built. Ia less than seven months and with ane! penditure of not less than $400,000 the entire work of construction has been done. The shaping of the iron was began last January and the first scaffolding erected in March. The # built from the ground upward, 400 emplored in its construction. and the many carloads of iron that were hauled up on the side tracks near the Midway Plaisance hare been skillfully joined until the big wheel is ow the landmark of the fair. The diameter of the wheel is 250 feet and the circumference measures 25 feet, the structure beiug raised fitteen feet from the ground. Twotwin wheei jeet apart, counected by iron rods and struis, which do aot approvch nearer than twenty feet to the outer edge, constitute the frame work. Ontsideo! these rods the cars are suspended from steel bars, about five inches in thickness, extending from’ one wheel to the other. Each wheel bas for its ontline a cnrved fron beam, 254 by 19 inches. Forty feet in- side 1 another beam, forming a smalier circle. From thexe beams extend the massive iron truss work hoidiog them together. ‘The great axle on which the wheel turn the largest piece of steel ever forge: thirty-three inches in diameter, forty-five a one-sixth feet | bing fifty-six tone and costing $35,000. it is fastened to exch of the twin wheels in a steel hub sixteen fect in diam- The two pyramidal steel towers, at the h the axis is 140 feet hy forty br fit nd six feet square at the top. Each tower has four cl like supports resting on 20-foot cube cone foundations extending thirty-five feet below the surface of the ground. Underneath these are cross bars of steel. The skeleton of the wheel consists of 24-inch steel rods, arranged to run out in pairs from the asle to spread thirteen feet apart from the circumference. They do not look strong enongh to hold the wheel to- getbe and in stopping and starting rattle and iver in a way that terrifies many a nassenge: fas rattling is caused by the fact that there is not enough of @ load in the cars to straighten out the rods. The Passenger Cars. feet long. 13 feet wide and 9 feet high, weigh 18 tons end can seat comfortably 40 people. ‘The total weight of the entire structure ix 4.300 tous. At present the wheel runs only during the day, but it is proposed to arrange in groups on the rods around the crown of the wheel 3,000 incandescent lights of various colors, which will be alternately extinguished is furnished by a 1,000 horse power steam engine under the wheel, aud another engine possible accident to the machinery. of a brake the wheel can be stopped without didiculty. ‘The wheel ix m ved by cogs on the periphery passing over a chain resembling a | mammoth bicycle chain. The dedicatory ceremories were held on June 21, in the presence of 10,000 people, and the wheel seems even a greater work of engineer ng and more of a novelty than the famous Eiff tower at the Paris exposition of 1889. After the close of the world’s fair the structure is to be taken to Coney Island, where it will bea permanent attraction. Oris B, Goopart —_»—_- GIRLS’ HEADACHES.’ Caused by Omitting the Most Important Meal of the Day. From Harper's Bazar. “When I went to school,” said » charming grandmother of our acquaintance, “I never knew what it meant to have a headache. Yet wy granddaughters complain of them almost constantly. Something must be wrong. What is it?” In the search for causes thus instituted it was at first suspected that lack of proper ventila- tion in school or sleeping rooms was to blame. This not proving to be the case the food was inquired about and several things appeared to the sensible grandmother to be wrong. The giris were allowed to eat what, when, and what quantity they chose, not seldom omitting thelr meals entirely. “Don't force them to eat,” had been the parental injunction. “Young people will always eat as much as is good for them”. Unfortunately this is not al- ways the case. There are many young girls who have no appetites for their breakfasts, the really most important meal of the day, and if unchecked will start apon their day's work with no better provision to meet its demands than a cup of coffee and a cracker. The blood is called to the brain by the first hours of study, and the lack of nourishment, though not felt as such, is very perceptible in its effects. After two or three hours of work the girls can do no ready for instant use is kept in reserve for a | By means | ‘THE: EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, IN OLD VIRGINIA. Some of the Pleasant Oountry Towns| A’ Near Washington. Rest and Quiet and Beautiful Scenery in Loudoun County, Free From the City’s Cares. Written for The Evening Star. ROSSING INTO VIR- ginia via Alexandria and going mountain- ward the first village of importance is Falls Church, about 800 feet above the Potomac and five miles from Wash- ington via carriage road or twelve by rail. Tt fs an old place, thoroughly shaded and provided with several as stores, © post office, loctors, telephone and cl shes— Presbyterian, Congregational, Baptist, Metho. dist, Catholic and Episcopal. The Episcopal Church boasts of Gen. Washington's frequent attendance there in his day. During the last war the interior of the church was demolished, the old tiles brought from England, the seats, sounding board and everything portable being carried away to the neighboring camps, for the little town knew exciting times ‘during the war. Marching and counter marching of troops, alarms of battles that did rot take place and hurried flights and concealments fen enemies that passed by on the otherside afterall. But there were several skirmishes and dead and wounded enough te bring sorrow to many hearts, more. They are exhausted, fretful, unreason- able; their “heads ache.” They feel but little more appetite for luncheon than for breakfast, and that little they satisfy with the least nour- ishing sorts of food which are placed before them. At the late dinner—the only meal to which they come of their own accord—they eat more, perhaps too much, in fact, but rarely of that which is best suited to their real needs. After the grandmother's observations had shown her this state of things, she asked that ‘one of ber granddaughters might be loaned to her for one year. As all lived in the same city, attended the same school and complained of the same trouble, her roposed experiment was 8 fair one. and one girls was loaned to her grandmother for ‘the p ba desired. At first Mabel felt it that she was not allowed alate dinner with the rest of the family, but, instead, was given only a light supper, very like that which excited the ire of the gouty patient in Sanford and Merton, only, instead of the porridge which accompanied latter's prunes: Mabel was served with a pleut ful supply of good brown bread and milk. Like those of the irate gouty man, Mabel's prunes were cooked without sugar. Even the first morning after this there was a slight improvement. Mabel did not feel the usual disgust for food which had formerly kept her from reaching the breakfast table Fp ge oN] felt a mild degree of appetite," whieh enal her to swallow a small portion of the cereal. fruit and cream which always formed the first course of her grandmother's break! though she declined the delicately egg which succeeded. Coffee was prohibited. Luncheon, Mabel found, was to be considered her dinner, ‘and the was expected to consume a goodly portion of beef, lamb or chicken, and at least one wholesome vegetable. Fruit or light puddings was usually her dessert. Before a month was out Mabel's “headaches” had become things of the past. She could work Well and easily. She was glad to walk or play games with the strongest of her fellows. She vas happy as she had never been before, and as po girl can be who fe not eating plainly, rega- larly and pentitelty, as well as otherwise living bygienicail; ‘be ventilation of school and sleeping rooms is not so often defective now as in the period which intervened between the days of fire- places and of sanitary science, bat there is still abundant chance for improvement in the rays of avoiding draughts and cl air and cold draughtsare alike fatal, latter are the speedier in their action. ser roe A MURDERE®’S GUILT. His Emotions on Trial Accurately Registered by Electricity. From the Pittsburg Dispatch. These who are accustomed to frequent the courts in which murder cases are tried find themselves drifting into the habit of attaching great significance to actions, gestures and ex- pressions which under ordinary circumstances would escape notice. A prominent electrical journal relates how this habit led to the con- vietion of a murderer through the aid of elec- tricity. ‘The murder had been one of unwonted atroc- ity. and the prisoner appeared absolutely in- different, In fact, it was impossible for the keenest ese to detect any change in his counte- nance or attitude during the examination of the witnesses who gave the most damaging testi- mony agsinst him. The prosecuting attorney, however, noticed that he never once relaxed his hoid on the arms of the chair in which he sat, but seemed to support himself by the pressure which he brought to bear on them. Knowing tbat under intense mental excite- ment, no matter how outwardly calm an indi- vidual may be, the bands will sarotee ey contract and relax, according to the intens Of the emotion and the susceptibility of the | person affected, the counsel saw here a chance of securing evidence of great v He ght that if the arms of the chair coud ‘be made to communicate the pressure of the invisible contractions of the muscles of the hands and arms of the witness an important light might be thrown on the case. He called an electrician to bis aid, and, dur- | ing the absence of the prisoner from the court | room, the arms of the chair were removed and | split in half, and in each was placed a bard car- bon piate, which served aan varinble resistance. Wires were run from metal placed on either side of the carbon through the legs of the chair under the floor to a telephone receiver and battery placed in an adjoining closet. The arms were again upholstered and the chair re- placed. Every increase in preseure on the arms of the chair now affected the carbon, which, acting as a transmitter. caused sounds ‘to iseuefrom the mouth of the receiver. On the resumption of the trial a court official was placed in the closet and, by a series of signals arranged beforehand, | signified the feeling of the pris were betrayed throagh the muscl hands, i i he main points against the prisoner were this determmed. They were presently formu- so overcome that he made a confession of his crime. see Ticht Belts Unhealthy for Men. From the Pittsbure Dispateh. ‘The stout man who wears a tight belt around his waist to give him an appearance of jaunti ness as well as to do the suspender service does not know what harm he is doing to himself. A doctor told me yesterday that the wearing of a furious tohealth. Tt stops the circula- tion and does not permit the digestive organs to oper they should. When asked w should be so much more injurious for a man to Wear anything tight around his waist than it is for a woman. who 1s laced up year in and year out, the doctor sai ‘A man and woman can't be compared in thi tirely different . While a woman breathes ly from her chest. Men had bet- ter wear loose belts and provide some other substitute for suspenders.” and relighted as the wheel revolves, so that at | night the scene will resemble a monster display of pyrotechnics. Platforms are located on Both «ides of the base of the tower and six cars can be Jonded and un- VoaZed simultancously. The motive power Pat—(full of politics) —“Yis, but got to bev a pull, man.” Algy (overhearing) it “Gwacious, those | feliahs are going into the Pullman, I'll wiak the | n Charch, Falls Chureh. At Falls Church one is near enough to the city to have many of ite advantages, and at the same time enjoy country air and q ‘There was considerable sickness in the village last summer, but that was caused undoubtedly by the careless use of well water. ‘There are several pretty places farther on and up the road. Leesburg ite a large town, about forty miles from Washington and only five from the Potomge, which now bend: to the right, while the railroad turns and runs up to Round Hill, its terminus, fifty-four miles from Washington. Round Hill is 558 feet above the sea level and has adelightful air anda charming view of distant mountains. It has two churches, a drug store, post office and grocery and a hotel. Adrive of three or four miles from here brings one to Paxson, a scattered village pos- sessing» combination store and post p+ as lovely mountain prospect and romantic walke across fields, over stiles and past grapevine swings, &o. About three miles distant from Paxson, and 160 feet higher than Round Hill, lies Snickers- ville, an attractive village. How it came by such s giddy name does not appear. A while ago some sober-minded citizens talked of anging it to Glenside or some other appro- priate name. They might call it Merryville, which would keep the original idea, but ex- Pressed more elegantly. > .eet, Falls Church. ‘The summer boarder who forgets to bring a trunk full of books or work will find the even- ings very dull, unless the custom of early hours is adopted If one desires absointe quiet one can find it in some of the farm houses, but woe tothe one who hopes for peace and gets inton place Where the accommodating hort takes in'chil- dren and nurses and furnishes music six nights in the week for dancing. The daylight diversions afforded visitors are hay rides, berrying. cherrying, going after the mail and watching the milking and other Occasionally a tournament got up by some of the young people varies the monotony, On one of the latter occasions last summer the young lady who was chosen queen rau home to change her dress for one more becom- ing, and found oa her return to the field in gala attire that her impatient friends had crowned some one else. Riding and driving here are delightful. Walking is a healthful exercise, and there is always something interesting at every step on these roads. The corn fields have stone fences, as corn fields always should, and they are draped with vinew, ax fences should be: while the woods, when inclosed at all, have tumble- down rail fences, also in harmony with them- selves. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC aes D.C) SATURDAY. JULY 22, 1893-SIXTEEN PAGES, SUMMER RESORTS. 13 SUMMER RESORTS. EDUCATIONAL. SSS8EA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. SPRINGS AND BATHS. IN WASHINGTON. ATIANTC CITY, X. J.—-THE cree ACCOMMODATES 360 GUESTS: DI- ARRAEE Sait EERE Cee ee ta SiS ot 82. SDiper aay. ATLANTIS FRY THE TAFEARD, = - HALL, x minutes: walk frou the osseh «Vary CAPE MAY, 8.2. Sle aah] creme yel?-2m . JEANIE eee may 18-ten 20 P. CARE. Geyer BD. rots eee cies SRE BE, WOOD, CAPE MAY CITY, NOW OPEN FOR P. GREER IAS bowch. Rates, esto 912 weekly. 8, 2 a AC! pie CAPE MAY. Pr iets Disae ‘new York ave. : 3 minutes’ walk from the Mu L MADDOCE. wat SyB-0024t JORN W. PRICE. | [HE WINDSOR, ‘OTEL INE, ny OHIO. Ha i ae KOIFIO AVE. NEAR, =e pan Fa rma - DIRECTLY ONT dy 12-11 ope EASTMAN, Prop. ‘WILL Orak SUE aoe ‘OTEL BE! let, . W. GREEN. A ‘ED exrarur od Sor eksivexr = | UT Sea ae ae Flectrle lights, elevator” SNE BE sapped Jeo tawiia 3015-2m GEO. & JA! Ww. {CTRL BRONSWiOK, ATLawWrio crry. on O Hote gPRaY vit. Paci avane shove New York. eee Epsie feall tort tee 23-90 GHAR. O. MURRAY, Prop. | “iei-ta. “onura WHITE Proprietor. ‘OTEL CENT! CEAN GRO: H TAX ante City, 0 “ak 5 DEMAREST.” Con rally located, Caren ave. on the ocean front. Open ‘Wit! open July 1 for the season of *93. = Bee: SE Rot: = 4022-0024 TL. 2. RowaN. | ()SEAN HOUSE, OCEAR. N GROVE, XJ HOTRE OT coppers, Oem Dis patee ncnconemetos xewiy 102% et pagbeeon: | Hess Bor 7. PRENTIS Poe oes wide’ R®, es ‘OCEAN GROVE, N. J_IF YoU _ se15-2024t LUMBLATT. tine Fo, te ED SWISS COT OTEL EDISON, ATLANTIC CITY. BACIFIO Ho a Machsan Sree TKO Ga oe tea 12) sisting uae ace poo | be story OTH ELBERON, Pacific snd Tennessee avenues. SE ee 3y13-1m HG Petnerce Le AVE... COR! or agar RS, jetsam Formerly Hotel ANNE OR TaN RECN a ARY. Horr. faker bi 7 Satay t0 83 per dayt 10t0 wr. @. W. Spacisi rates for Yamtliosand pastes for vases oOoem F{OTEL KENDERTON, Ocean end of Tennessee ave Mra J. F. NEALL of Tiows. _my3-2m Hot MT. VERNON, near at . J. pe eo _iy6-1m_ 3. © COPELAND. HoT OUTER EAs cu, d.. N 2 salad ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER fo16-6m HOTEL PEMBROKE. ATLANTIC CITY, e Retitted throughout’ pen al he goss. ae: HASTE RovaL, KENTUCKY AVE. ATLANTIO An adait roome ané newly fur- ninhod Teroughout: Coneaige Tone eguare Care on each Boor and ‘orehes seeaon, Ou oa s gis Specs: Bates ‘terme, E. L, JOHNSON, Proprietor, $021-2m_Also Hotel Johnson, Washington, D. C._ OTEL STICKNEY, KENTUCKY AVE; Pert, Hate Row 14 Pee wei y BTOR ‘Atlantic eek Hotes TRAXMORE, Clty, B.3. ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. 3. mh22-5m W. W. GREEN & 00. HoT! Wettinoton. OCEAN EXD KENTUCKY AVR Speen ‘all the year. K ae IN io NTUCRY AVE. NEAR THE M.A. & H. & MILKOR. Kentucky ave., earch ern convente a Bashy ibaa SADDER Tock Boe F180, Ba were you wil ‘eters fo. 3 Mt Shee Th hataher, ae Eietivead sta div, Broseury Dephaea pomp HE ARLINGTON.” OCEAN ThovE Nii sissttion cit nicictly’ Arst-clons tn, terse ee OPH MILLAI Proprietor: mast PRE ALASKA” “Orsen, drove, KZ. Pitman ave; "sre X. H. KILMER, Proprietor. iPHE CARROLE TOR, marbeenntuome oa hia T= wren 7% A OIBT. bp a joe LA Las ee ee tt. Spring Lake Beach, N.J. ‘Open to October 1; new management; elevator, gas, ‘ko, artesian water ;ocean front, x61 A. B. BANK, Manager. ILBURTON-BY-THE-GEA, SPRIN : Qyep rom zune Te October is ey KK. LETCHWORTH. 201 SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. ee ee fieeereneesis fe em music Teesousble. Send. fo jets NeWroar kr. = OCEAN HOUSE OPENS JUNE 2%, 1803, aitttated on BELLEVUE AVE. the most fashton- theeSAeiNor itadonde Na eased ascent ek Lire ats NEWPORT ywhere in the piece. For pamphlet, us. Near the e1-2m . OF Everett House, New Ock ENON SPRINGS AND MIKEBAL Or RY Retieem om Suet wa Voce Same, RARE CHANCE TO HAVE Foeet cas ba re mclved sari: ‘No SkR, ot home SER SR SUC inet peragunatin free Sef illustrated circulars, giving at ane cae, gi the otice of a eres ; Ss rR res ANNOUNCEMENT. war" eouree'’ oe ee SOLPEUR Ee randy foun Pe eepmeylcania . ee aren See ee ee a IN THE MOUNTAINS. ee HOUSE, AURORA, 3 va. fee at aro re! viele INESS COI. a, SHORT Sere ee See ine Sane aed yok Peas ae on Pes eae Bee ast oF LARGUAens, ja ee Se oe aoatt = Ls Tetery. Tae Bee ay. “et = URSES TRAINING Ley MEN AND in connection of Cniversity nod the” s PUhvis. 0 - 2 For circular C3 Maan aurc Leavirr OF BosTOR, 1221 VERMONT AVE XN. W. PIANO AND HARMONY. TT 3E, SUMMER aad OF Sere fee ee PURE WATER, PURE AIR, PERFECT HEALTH. Povearta he a ee GLa, (OT! OAl XD, Gita atet rd MEENS Star, es HOUSE, LOCATED Taseqiea, sus le ed abepanaseh rivet, Uprvare Ret Wont Ve | Sie ee ee Hee Var Hae eel Mix iooes OUT OF WA“HINGTON. Gar cetalowus fe Fall of the very information you Jove Bow seeking for your son or daughter.’ and in se Srantifur that ft would grace your rarier iaties Sebt free, Ad:tress MAB HANLON, 1-78 Pennington, N. J. SER open. Foret dracrtats ve SAICK, HIGHLAND LAKE, PA. MosT ee es ae ‘Proprietor. Meee TR PTE a Feta Boley PN APES M OUNTATS 1 LAKE BARK HOTEL ON MATH s™ TORS s OOLLROR. "ANNAPOLIS. MD. cominencee 20th “ee 12 t0 16. iON Gr N OF CANDIDATES FOR Bao din 's as rede tinned €90" Bae 7,40. 10.00, 10. 40.004 11-35 p.m. For Pope's: Lf 7 crate amend $33 pm aetiy THE Nay 4 ACAI andmanlery plombine: ‘dos tres: —_ ‘Adasen the President. Tit MAS PELL LL.D..PE.D. ‘World's Fs a rl a wite Lae “4 Favgurer ee ert FoR YOUNG LADIES, _Asraenies, £00 Fe er RON wort Ol 7“ E | beri, te a ones pet a Stee oa ote Alleghenies: = ‘miles. from, ‘Terms $200 per yest. end H a ea ee, SALANTE | Jenson For” catsiorus sare GEO. 0, Aurora, W. Vat tai Sm | BUTLER, A'S, Prie. Srete.th.e 0 HE SOARES Aoecsta ‘FEMALE SEMINARY, Will open June Ha LOVETT. Propritrecn STAUNTON, VA. ‘Terma, 0 per week.” Toneenmaisaraaeig tee her 7, 1898. 3 Septem eae last of May, ana Ah NE Pe ggg ae ee my5-3mi* Ten | fourse, 8200 Fe myZ7-tu, th, s20t porsax BEACH. MAINE Biveretse th for season June 15. table service, lectric ‘bells, Saeat scenery, atiful eects bsthing, pure tect eet ing andne eHay pevEne ea = lane ‘and cirenjars address an hes Aftainonta Altamonte 5) ey, ale, Fett vines, Fis, a ee ss Feat SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. EW. CHAPEL POINT, furnished fresh Sat-water Miz comm anda ire A.B, PO, Ma it table daly suppites Stices miners series: ‘ny a SiOrRAW INS, CONNECTICUT | AVE. ATLAN. x 4 ec saaprans, $2,00 ty aap dnL Maa ates rekill and Continental. §500LD, YOU WANT PLEASURE = Tae solid eames fs. i eee it is at the BteTi a moet deligathal pisos topes women makeit aim ‘The ‘horas bas been remodeled snd refurnlabed “il the ‘All the voinforta of home at the lowest price. Write for ter eo VU. B. STUART. ST CHARLES, ‘On the beach, | Det SAMUEL WAGNER Re s0n. 1m He CLIFTON é a Atlantic inl Connection’ aves. Pe py rat aleheds vernas per week. “COPE site (THE DENSI, Atlantic Of Ocean end of Michigen ave, Rebatit with vent Bye VOT CoBveRNOEE Se RORTON. PHE, FLETON, ATLANTIC CITY, KENTUCKY beach 5 completely returnished etnoe worything brstcleas MRS. mare PHE IRVINGTON, ATLANTIOCITY. N. tT ‘On the beach. ‘Steam heat, ena tor ‘elreular, nada CHAMBERS & HOOPES. *[ HE LELANDE On the beach. Massachusetts 9 Je1-2m SAMUEL WAGNER'S SOX, ‘THE MANSION, ATLANTIO CITY, X. Accommodates 3°O, Couches to ruest all trains and carry seats to and tr m the beach. ‘Orches'ra Sune to September. Rates reavonable. Special for June and Ju Je2-sim. CHARLES McG! ADE. ‘ovean. time and plenty at COBB'S “IS AND. Suipe and fish of ail Kinds in abundance, OUTE. — We will meet daily the 11:07 nortts~ “pound piraln at Cobb's station, and the’ 451, southbound, etre Passengers transferred to island by steawer, ‘Terms: $2'80 por Bar BIS OD weeks bitsl per Bae: “for Farsuevintoriadse | frends COBB, & SPADY, Proprctor, sm Chesapeake Post Va QHNSON'S BOARDING HOUSE, COL Va., oven for the season. Terms, Mrs. G. E. JOHNSON, Colonial Beach,"Va.__ > NOW OPENED Mus. “REBECCA J. T's county, Md, vis J Colton's, #8. Id and Arrowsmith. MiQE28, HOTEL AND SUMMER SE Ered eee 4g now open for summer lay. er Tz and i a dl. “Wa NT HOTE! ARY'R COUNTY, ir Chesapeake eA board by the Rates of board by the day, 5. Steamer Leary leaves uradey and, Sunday at 9o'ei0 at Borclock fare, round Proprietor. 7 am. ap Satarda: te orate THOS W. WikLtAns, P pide day. Hors: Hexrorex, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, Row oven. | Writefor circular, Dp vsase HOVSE, RFHOBOTH, DFL.. H ‘been remodeled and fitted with all_moders can Tonlences: gpen from June tached; terms reasoual sox Proprietor. November; WAL M." inetd R- SPRINGS AND BAT ‘TRE MARTI AND. New York ave. near the beach, Medora coats ‘city, ws. eter convenient, ORE Be detete. al iReaated et VIRGINIA AVE. th. “Tilustrated booklet malled ee Gapacty 200) COPE & BAMFORD! a ‘HF ROSSMORE, Tivetrae BATES. fe15-07 EXERT CONVENIENCE. RERT, rly of the Vlortta House, te pel day au ana ST aE Jean) 0 An 812 Der NERS M. A. GRAVATT. ae “NINGFIELD, 1 ‘Oceat near the ocean, Atlantic City, N. J. reasonable. Mra_M. CASIO. Post Office, Paxson. Imagine a golden field with the si Picturesque ‘figure ploughing thrown, full eight against a violet sky, nothing but sky in the bupkground, and in the foreground a low stone wall overgrown with vines laden with red berries or pink roses, One never tires of watching the changing lights and shadows on the mountains, or if one is of « practical turn of mind the chickeus and turkeys will furnish food for thought, & topic for conversation and a constant means for exercise, if you will be obliging enough to heip keep them out of the flower beds. By the way, if you do not like chicken and corn bread you will have to learn to like them, for they appear every day, and latter every meal. When there are no Visitors some of the farmers seem tolive mostly on corn bread and bacon, a diet not very con ducive to strength of mind or muscle. There are many points of interest easily ac- cessible from these upper villages. One of these is the Bear's Den. One ascends the ridge from Snickersville by a pieasant carriage drive ill the top is rexched, where it is necessary to leave the carriage and walk through the woods to the den. Coming to the edge of the wood one suddenly ‘finds onoseif stand- ing amon; ite boulders, while hundreds of Seek alee Gaal Ui toe Beta sical valley With ite towns and battleficlds. One can see over two counties and Winchester seems very near. ‘As illustrative of the all-pervading calm reigning in these country places, a report of an interview with a postmaster in one of them must be given. This was just before a presi- dential election, when excitement was running high in Washington, ‘Well. Mr. Postmaster, T see you have last week's paper there. What seems to be the prospect for Cleveland?” “Oh, [don't know and don’t much care. I | only take that one weekly and can't get time to read that.” That a postmaster could be so serene at such a time spgaks volumes for the soothing quality ordinary. of Loudoun county air. ASBURY Amat PARK, N. J. THE ‘BRIGHTON. soXeh Dee Bom rs MONT “ape waesat ASBURY PARK, NJ The Lafayette, RK, N. J. w and beautifully equi corner hotel. Sgr suena a = of . Aspcar PARK, N. J. RMARLE.” a een eee Koog ‘THE al ci A ie a. Serre SURY Mons HOTEL GUERNSEY. 7TH AVE. ; A'S mae located: modern aceriay, whe; Bas hate it teaeon. i Sma) “THOR. ALLAN & 80) “BURY FAR te COLUMBIA. Now open: ocean front; 6th ave. :_ atl m sm enient Jations, sO: ‘ulin the beet: moda W. HARVEY JONI, Proprietor. _je3-2m (AS SURT PARK, ‘thi ‘vicToRtA. Sviect famfty hotel, fronting oc ments; superior table and appointm ‘Terms, invderate and reduced aft Send torch panes E, a URY PARK. &. APH HOTEL, A’ ‘This leading hotel opene Jt Hote! Gieneve, "Me Auburn Sunclnmmati, Ohio, kde BEDFouD SPRINGS, BEDFORD, PA “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA” HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. my15-$m_ L. B DOTY, Manager. BURA SPRING HOTEL. Blue Bidge mountains. Western Maryland B.R. able glorant hote! on ine 3 rea big sulareed nce thereby eaabitan “the co ‘otee Buck tower ajes fo season euanta, “GIS MU pet week ‘Haltiinore, A'SPRE Eaves ARUST Hote ‘Rew eno will beat ‘wii After June 21 fo RULSA vigee laghpetog Co ow Mr. aoe an vat every Saturday a and June my4-3m* from 108m. to 4 p.m. ‘sntive soos season of | wonthe. Sa Wears COTTAGE, ar nar LAYS terme. a wad ‘BE Fs K aswoon is TRS Sra aw ee Zoe eae tame om under entirely new Poatinn, bi bowling, = spe- Sous erotnds for tennle: oneot the test ioseilons in CK, MD., Wott ae COLLEGY OF FREDER ucercatensishce from those desiring sccommods- . complete anpelats orrest oni beaddre.sed to MANAGER, Je6-e0%0t_Kinrewood Inn, Wolfeboro’, X. H. ‘THE, DeLiontr: Ea hare RESORT, KEE Mm, Hagerstown. Xd. of rr — es: ee th PROFESSIONAL — ROF. CLAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Buetdvertisinw clairvoyant, astrologer and medium 1a is city. Born with wonderfal prophetic #tft of eacond sieht, fella ail the ovente of your life from eradie to grave, for circular to’ dy 12-wks "a NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND. Sigwese EMBERS O., near Baltimore, Ma. ROEMILE may FOR BOYS, ROCK geen wear, oer WASHINGTON: LEE Uhiveia. reveals bidder. ries, recovers: Property o Jexieston. V1 len moo. wa ont your enemies frome your a" Sue Seater Ral H TUCKER. Dean. jason, ee. ‘owatta, fella ehether wether the one Fou ove intrae or false, Inte tirete i . Wasiness, removes favally troaitess Straneers from other cite nd te trie guconeda where othe-e is a i i i am FOR GIRLS ALBANY, NY jOOL. of Bishop. sai eagin | a Sie tletvagd cares for Comen For Collegiate Tostitute for Youne Ladie and Pre- pot for idee ‘Tjeue. Gila, conducted by we eee EG, eee Be cee eae pal. 3y1S-2m* * trains steprine samen rock fore anh See ROYAL BLUE Liyephy ew NEw YORK AND PTL ‘Phitade’ ere Terk, Rowton nt th Dinine Car) ex Gar). £09. CL BO p.m Sleepine ” ; DICATED AND 6EA_GALT BATH: rows Mine FW. Row Prins a “Dati. sSanteronty, ‘also scientific massage: open Sundays. Dr. WAY COT Seis TSE se Pisa e a riane queen’ from ‘MME. BROOKE TELIA ALC TRE RVENTS oF | _ POTOMAC RIVER BOA'S nd 1351 Pa, ave, ots ee Se pees od MASTLAND AND VINGINTA STEAMBOAT 00. a en York ave: Rel, near that yee ee Pe ARE Tears AXD DANvT TF PATERS ME, RAPHAE! vi eStsamer Sue leaves overs Monde rw. MME, BAPHAEL, CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTROL- Exper at 4m mand HUIDEROPER 4X6 SPOveme, wives names and lacey Gates: tala Row ey ratatn Thasbandor lovee, Consutt heron love, business or health. Sve won't dupe wii chara DOF st nw. Room 1a 1Ztwep. mm. aber anday paves S pom. for Baltimore ad a Kiva ent AGQOMMOD ATION FInsT. ALLE ETC out wu" MUST BE PuEPatD. ot free or panne ENSON & BRO. Acts. Y27-3m 7th Street wharf. We ren Tee teas va “LIMITED.” hart.” eBeid on puOSDAT™. WEDNESDAYS a. 8. for Ni . Va. ‘eas sworn by for and waTURpave events of “y 3 ls ky ‘below and intermediate lands ©3 ‘back cipal arene jue le gue ot THURS >AYS and SONDATS taeouche tee the greatest berb doctors of Office hours Steamer Arrowsmith on MONDAYS from 6m. to® p.am. fast ae Ni Stak uw. | WEDNPCDAYS at 9.50 im for Rien iin. hon JvlO2 and al! lower river ee: returning leaves insale TUESDAYS DA cee eee as ss MORNINGS, 2 SATUNDATS at oe toe js creel and Ye Ne ES. TRE BONSFORD ELECTRIC” MEDICATED Tapor bath, unexcelled see luxury and ass pre- ventive to disease. Also facial stesiniug and rmse- sage. 918 H st. nw. my15-Sin aS = rontee fe pa trpine seine amd loug~ at Bn tvata Paneen. Washineton D. " ‘noni for Danette nnd stations be. Jorte and Aneusta, and comments. and Stras>ure daily. sxcent i “ mon’ ant Nanette Patiy tor Lrnchbure snd Noetaie ana Tennesene, a ani FN Te alt for wring’ motte mond and Danville Fpergnete Charette, “tnd Danelle ees 304% nm Dalle WASHINGTON wes STERN FPRTIBULED LIMITED, compoeel oer Pullroan Slocpers ant Dino of | Cars. DENTISTRY. banca to peak. “Choy abet SohGare ‘Monee smashes anh Nor orien sy eo Genera Slanscer. wna New NE GRADE OF MATER! Al ot rh tn m Gas kind of servion hankgrt endo ee ee N=™ Foromac niven LINE. Gonschic it ate expert” prices. U. 8. DENTAL ASS'N, 401 7th st. 6grSee Enscher pare for partic are wit KGHABAM.3 77TH ST NW. EXP, RIENCED aad expert “specialist in operative and dentistry. | Pilling and extracting ponitsvely without Pain. No inexperienced and incompetent hoy asist- ants or newly wreduates intrasted to. prac- verformed fice on patiens erson- ay wie PALACE STE’ SATS PARSET MEANT? Bane narnay Tuesday and Th: it Sage greased sta Beare oh londays, Wednesdays and ee” at 3 p.m. Pedibourof saline “tecpbone: wae PP Ree P Sot arcade ays ah BANDA y ORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOATOO. X LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTOX, D.c., bat alt Fgrracting, 330 Extracting with was oF local anmethetic, 50s, Cleaning, "750. Pilling with olat ing, silver or ainsieam, 730 Cy dyi7-1w* ore ain crow jery best full set teeth, $ CHA Tone SPRINGS HOTEL. MD. LAND BP XINGS OF MARYLAND, Iuthe Greve Serine valigns ton; the grea’ water gallons Billiards, bowliar Zho moaquitess, no malaria, no Sant Jowation : 0 PNew Bacland Wining Fons iota ima.» Saea fine music er wl molern conveniences of a Saipan Wit DS ONK” Owner. HE MOUNTAIN HOUSI ete tan anne MOTE, a na Teen Ange TE ma |. ALL OPENS JUNE 25. A mee gv point to break the Journey between, theeast. Write for circulars. WM. DUNHAM, Supt. ETON LETRA RPRINGS E plleenipes ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va. NE 21 under the man- sernrtn SEs, pea TUR tundra man, srarathi en Hsin, ‘Barthiaore. The hotel” br ine ‘all snodara tmprovemente—sras, steama heat fice eel palle ‘and ‘private Detha sanitary Mater from the celebrated Elkton 1thie fpr rt mullion alions daily, 18 pl . Airectly Into the hotel, sen ea sconery. splendid boating, bathing and eS gee test genic Noe a8 UN VIRGINIA WITH A "ites $10) 1 per weak and up ward. oecriptive circular Eo. F. ADAMS, Prop. Address until Nn aera ee Fs james Hotel. Balti mores LICK, OR HARDY WHITE SULPHUR prings clevation 2,000 feet above the sea: at- moat varity. air cool and invior- * had over the B. and 0. Sricre cong eu dress until June 15, THEO. OVES, Prop.” Jel-2m “eatiee Hardy county, W.Va. “\ORWO°D HALL, Jonny \N WHITE aaeara SPRINGS, FRED- AN Cor. 4th ‘and Kiny Asbury Par! Jere ty, Va pe open N.J. ; domirable fainily botel tomy ocep “modern Na “elt re asoepestas of zanat 3 my20-2m |. 1. MeORAY. i ‘arrangements pe Perfect ; capacity. 254 * ininutes drive trom relirodt sistios Mors vines. OCEAS, HOTER, te for pampbleta. E.G. JORDAN, ‘Asbury Park. X; J, [arrest and leading hotel. GRSUL Cnt Winter Resort, Grock Wouse, M* OPEN JUNE 15. Am tea Enterprise, ‘Fla, "TRE LEADEEY, ASBURY Pata tlont for 60; batht sanitary condos porkeot PROBST © LEADLEY. Prove my20- "PHE WINDSOR. ASBURY PAR 100 yard from the beach. umed Syd "No'Hebrews SEA-SIDE_JERSEY COAST. ESQUESIDE. BEACH HAVEN, ¥. 3. open, All modern conveniences, incjuding Passenger Clovator; lov sen water bathe’ {i ‘Send for circulars ROBT. B. ENGLE, Prop, myl.i7e Beach Haven, Pi 3. BiEXTON VILCA, CAPE MAY, x. J. NEAR the beach; handsomely decorated anid itnproved Janae plazzas, ‘mountain ai Spliehttal ari dela vee ‘H. HINCKLEY, mr25-tu.thas20¢ _ Minnequa, Brastord Go. Pa, MON Renna! SPRINGS HOTEL. oe oe see eral encase“ sea EE! Crreulars at Star office, RENEE srnixos AND BTgS, OF SANDOAT Orcounty. “Va: t elevation, 2,300. tect: Seven; rand megectae Somers eee sae unten scenery sefined society." Bend for catalogue NUNS mrs. J. a uvers. | “yitim W. ©. JONES. PE MAY, No J. OCKINGHAM, VA, SPRINGS—MOU! C “HOTEL LAFAYETTE” house resort. © Waters! chaiyveate. ements asa | 2 Oveps June 17, Located directly ou the beach. Alt | ilthis and sulphur.” Propertion’ euticinalarial, tome sae® Morgen Hiray slag ia alt aphgiae | ghd aerate. per month, Circulars, addrses ments" Geitoseldi "SOHN thacy PRINS, yville, Va Jees-eolaee FORTRESS MONKOE ana NORFOLK, VA ‘The new and powerfn! Tron Palace Steamers. WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK—SOUTH BOUND. Leave Wasbipeton, rere es lal from foot of 7th ‘at 6:30 a.m. next ‘whart, arrive ‘ sera as Norfolk oe at 7: where railroad ‘aU points souls and south” ORTH BOUND. Leave Norfolk daily at esac =n Galicia BARE a ‘We have xe! oe Mehayeezciusivecontrot reparation for use APPLIED TO THE GUMS, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS. TRATES ON WASHINGTON ARDOBTODIVISION Serpette eed Sy Roond Hill and 3.30 9». Len<bnre ont ‘ertoept ‘Sander for ihoenkon and in’ Rok STE Tec Us Y, hore, end 6.53 ac. Sat hereracretcn adie ee = Salyer Bae the sonth arrive ‘Tash: 10.454 m2. Sh nm. and ‘Seeman Division. & 405. m, Aativ axnont EEN tan Gen. Man. W. ition. ta ROW General atte a Cubsareane AND ONTO RATLWAT. ACHEDULE IN PEFRCT WAT os. ornare Taaly trom Caton Mtatios rs + SWashinwton ant Chteae> Sinan, newly eguinped. 6:10 p.m. Fortress Jnarnlied directly to the rams, Monrosat7:l0p.m.” Arrive ‘ad Washaanon ox Sap ‘sn's Shes Sewing ey Réswelhing otthe eng —— 55 a m.. Indianapolis 1140 & Tawa nak cotainwall hivseuses while Raving his vaniare cet eth 81%, S10. 351 and 1421 Pennsy!- Fhetemone Fy. ¥. Tamttate att Rica oe: tal Pats BSS pe ne lacie eae. indians eigen ant = Call Gaifon ts nad ayntorn of painless, aplett sO. CAREARAM, Ap m toute te O8) nm, by locas send wo gurantes tee ase Se TSS 6.) Coan aN Bother The furans ‘nion Aapot for al! not MEDICAL. &c. ————— Hw Koens TAKE NOTICE -DEKS. BROTHERS: and treat all dises es. iy cure, no pay. Oniy entabllehed adverts io thie cit Enatiiaved Ola THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, dy6-1m* 1217 Penn. ave. n. w. DENTS, TER gRI-NATIONAL | UNIVER: ait, Kate ow Fine, irataeane oo" Ral a aes OCEAN TRAVEL. Bats. w. lass of 1 miserable, teth: ee Hop and bet there tno regendy ase! ‘to tats Cor RTHUR a ROBSON, it has been in nes f¢ ‘Bve years in this A‘ tentnthin, Paserpeer aba Tourist Asm ‘Laborstory. 08 Bets wo sv6-1 seta Sud He) Dees BROTHERS, THE MOST RELIABLE AND ath tcoraehip tines lines to Buropes As ‘Asia, Africa, og ‘ist in this city, at J at 0 Bat x “"hiso to Bost ou, Providence, Norfolk. Sar aires ou cease confidential. jem points south. orstate roous' Etoamer outward or return. Sailing lists, rate sheets and of | ished on any See ‘AGENT FOR THOS. 00 mates riven on toure to any part st the (Dr. Carl eton, WotnesAars ont €inis pointe: dal’, Pullman ‘orstionsand tickets at Co: peteean joe . apany's oF Dory Wer Dore. That oldtyie plano probably need n Fremine the modern ‘Inaders-—De- Fisher, Ivers and Rees Vs huprovenent ts wonderin $20 SANDERS & STAYMAN, 904 PST, 3.W ul ‘artiate ae well au pmb Call ‘nt TEMPLE OF MUSIC, UMN eet 18: te Pieesimage eens © wae test tinge J | poxixe ayn . neranixe—araqure, ofS express and custom house broker, Agents Over twenty-five years’ oxpertence vaworksncr im tas rears creas taped spall iesprgaent ice a earre "tea, GP prance eoeeaeean Pg ie TO GENTLEMEN ONLY. Graduated London, land, I8G3: New York, 1879. bs A Bi BICYCLES. indie ang Kidgey Aime, Araenoy Sarva RRR A RR FR TO, WHEEL MAN, a wu action, Nervous Debibity. RRS At f Ry one havine Give ‘ollar worth rerairs TIFIC AKILLECL, 8CCr sett BORERUS C 30ers wil get wae Bilings STREAT MENT GvakaNtens TC" Repairing, lel lating a ing | 2B 9105:30p.m.:8to¥pm Sunday—9 to Praxos Sara as facitien wpe ay 5 aa myli-3m CONSULTATION FREE. PIANOS POR RENT. a . OND-WAND PIANOS Les LADIES’ GOODS. net our Own, inake, but silently wee Bere ADIES'_ GOODS. | "WS™RNABE £ CoL°"" en Sis Prana ore — RESSMAKING ALL SUM ic High prices on 20 lonser prevail. The | DD" Fetch: huciclans work lose: QUICK Dis Tong talked-of ont” fas come? THE MAJESTIC, _3313-1m Fo dish st Atoll; teed high-grade machine. fittad with x CAROLINE I Bi'and We pacumatic tires, and sage! to any plovcie | A “nd idbe tout Ta EC. S08 on earth, ehh a ing: ga fo eS | CLEANING A. 'D REXTORING of Ment, heavy. seagate bast GEOR ATWATER, Soar 0 023m, ave. NOTARIES PUBLIC. CoaBtIssIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY bile for all states 2 oy K. H. EVANS. office (basement) 1321 ¥ 's:, Always in office office hours. ss7-00 Mu MISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVE ry CE EE OF DERDS RY STATE 1S ¥ ot. a 7 OS¢ ie Oe mn FS ‘a F Ha é nee