Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1893, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©, MONDAY, JULY 24. 1893. WAR INEVITABLE. Siam’s Reply to France's Ultimatum is Not Satisfactory. ‘The French Minister Resident at Bangkok Preparing to Leave the City—Text of Stam’s Reply. War between France and Siam seems in- evitable. Siam's reply to the ultimatum of boundary of Cambodia. It we pe Lace ie mow operating where Ca now ope= tha Frenen force “The ‘Trench’ claim 3 newspapers are conducting a campaiga in favor of the govern- Ment's full demand, and are warning Great t complication, wrerence im the Presen Dispatches from Bangkok say that the nce are regarded vague. The Siamese, al- excited, are displaying and prevent her from negotiating for Stam British a ‘A dispatch from Paris says that Siam's reply to France's ultimatum is unsatis‘ac- tory to the government and that M.' Pavie, French minister resident in is preparing to leave the city. ‘Text of the Repiy. The text of the communication is as fol- lows: “M. Le Minstre—In reply to the a gation which, by order of your gove-nment ou to me on Thursday,July 2, at 45 In the evening, his majesty the kin my august sovereign, charges me to make to you the following declaration: “His majesty reg-ets that no precise defl- nition ever has been given him of what his Majesty is to understand by the expression ‘rights of the empire of Annam, and of the Kingdom of Cambodia on the left bank of the Mekong river and on the islands of the Mekong river.” His y has been ever ready to abandon all the territories over which the existence of these rishi should have been proved, and five months @go his majesty ‘to submit all con- {ested points to international arbit-ation. Now he submits to the pressure of circum: stances in order to restore peace to his peo- ple and security to the numerous commer- lal interests at stake in his country. “His majesty therefore consents to a de- lmitation of the frontiers between Siam and Cambodia. A'l the territory on the left bank of the Mekong river south of a line @rawn from the most northerly of the Sia- Mmese military posts recently occupied by Franco-Annamite troops to another point situated in the same latitude—that is, on the sth degree north latitude—will be re- garded as Annamite and Cambodian ter- Fitory, the river below the point indicated Decoming the line of division between the neighboring states, as far as to the point at which the river enters Cambodian ter- ritory, and the use of the islands in the river being common to the three states. The two Siamese military posts now ex- isting in the above described territory will be evacuated within a month. “His majesty deplores sincerely the losses experienced by both sides in connection with the Keng-Kien and Khammon. inci- dents, as well as the regretable collision at the mouth of the Menam river. The Ban- bien will be Wherated and the other satis- faetion demanded will, if necessary, be ven, so far as is compatible with ordi ice and the independence of the Slamese jovernment, which the French government fias declared its desire to respect. The cout persons found guilty of acts of personal | aggression, con! to international iaw | gad against French subjects, will be pun- | ished, and, where necessary. ‘compensation in money will be made to the relatives of | the victimes!" =~ | “Long notes have been exchanged by us five times on the subject of certain claims made by French subjects on account of damage alleged to have been suffered by them, owing to the actions of Siamese offi- | cials. These allegations are contested, how- ever, by the latter. “The king, guided by the same considera- tions as those actuating the foregoing de- gisions. agrees not to insist on the question ot principle and to hand over to the govern- ment of the French republic the sum of 2,000,000 francs for the benefit of those who Suffered the above mentioned losses. “The Siamese government es, wit out, however, making it a condition, the tment ‘of a mixed commission to wire into the question of damages and the amount of money indemnities men- floned in paragraphs 4, 5 and 6 of the French government's demand. “The Siamese government will imme- diately ai t 3,000,000 francs to cover the amount of the indemnifications enumerated above, the d it to be made simulta- neousiy with the exchange of notes by the two governments. His majesty having rea- gon to believe that after proper inquiry the sum of 3,900.00 francs will be found to exceed the amount of indemnities claimable relies on the justice of the French govern- ment for the refunding of such a balance as shall remain uvailable after the settle- ment of the different cases. “The Siamese government fs confident that in acceding to the demands of the French government in the manner shown by the foregoing declarations, it has given Proof of its sincere desire to maintain felations with the French republic. and to settle in the most complete and definitive manner all questions pending between the two governments.” —_ NO ONE THERE BUT GUARDS. ‘The Chicago Exposition Grounds Were De- serted Yesterday ‘The Chicago exposition was deserted yes- | terday except by the Columbian guards | and a few inhabitants of Midway Plaisance, | Who had left that cosmopolitan arter | early Im the day to view the big bulldings fn the park. : ‘The Sunday closing order was rigidly enforced. and any person who entered th exposition grounds had to prove that his Presence there was absolutely necessary. All buildings were closed, and the sign seloset today” placed on the doors of a few of the state homes was entirely unne essary. as there were no persons in the Bark who cared to do any visiting or sight- seeing. All the electric and steam launches and gondolas were tied up. no fountain was Playing, the thousands of booths were bar- Fen of wares and their handsome sales- women, and altogether it was the most complete “closed Sunday” the world’s fair has known. — NEARING A WAK WITH URUGUAY. | Brazil Makes » Demand for the Arrest of | Insurgents. A dispatch from the New York Herald’s correspondent in Montevideo announces that the Brazilian cruiser Republica has errived at Rio Janeiro with the rebel steamer Jupiter and the Insurgent Admiral Wandenkolk and other prisoners. Wan-| denkolk and the other prisoners are to De tried by court martial, Orders have been issued for the battle ship Aquidaban and the cruisers Republica | and. ‘Tiradentes to proceed at once to Mon- | tevideo. These war ships have probably been ordered to Uruguayan waters on ac-| count of the unfriendly attitude of the peo- ple of Uruguay toward Brazil. } Throughout the trouble in Rio Grande do Su! the revolutionists have been given Shelter by Urueuayans when they ‘were too hard pressed by government troops. A revolutionary committee headed by Sil- Viera Martino has made its headquarters fa Montevideo. So far as known the Uru- guayan government has taken no step to- ‘ward preventing the plots of the revolu- tlonists. where action could be avoided. ‘The Uruguayan government is in a most embarrassing position. Citizens of that re- Dublic are violently op to making any concessions to Hrazil. When the three erful Brazilian war ships reach Mon- to enforce Brazil's demands the | situation will become a serious one. | Tt is an open secret that should Brazil | make an open demonstration against Uru- y. Argentina will take a hand in the froubie and come to the assistance of the | ttle republic. Affairs have been drifting for several months toward a war between Brazil on one side and Uruguay and Ar-| tina, gided by the revolutionists in Rio | france Sm, on the other and the et | dering’ of the war ships to Montsvideo in- | @icates that the crisis is at hand. nother KeieTion iw Braz. A dispatch from: Rio Janelro says that a revolution has broken out in the state of Santa Catharains.which borders Rio Grande @o Sul, and government troops have joined the revolutionists, whose purpose is to de- e the governor of the state. The cruiser iradentes hi been dispatched from Lon- to suppress the revolutionary move- Ment along the coast. Ware pain and anguish wring the brow m Tninistering angel thow’—BromoSeitzer. | juestin; ington, clerk in AT THE RACES. How the Handredth Woman Distinguished Herself. The races at the quiet country seat brought out numberless pretty gowns. They Were not the dashing, brilliant, audacious gowns one sees at the great events of the Year, when women cast in another mold turn out to see them, but they were the more refreshing to look upon because of this fact, These cool, airy costumes seem- ed to soften the angry wrath oF Sol, for he withdrew beneath a thin cio allowed & gentle breeze to play about for a while. Rainbow Gauze. I took advantage of his retirement and fell _to studying the gowns. For a long time I couldn't find a woman whose attire embodied an idea. They had followed the multitude and wore their full skirts and gathered waists, their lace flouncing, their silk petticoats, their big sleeves and all the rest with a complacency to be wonder- ed at when one remembered that hundreds of other women looked so nearly the same. pamother glance meemnt sat I . ere was my original woman right in front of me. She, too, had a little smile on her face, for she was not conscious of the fact that her gowning proclaimed her queen. What could give more pleasure to & woman? She had achieved her triumph by a changing rainbow gauze thrown over B Petticoat of white taffeta, shot with red. Three tiny rows of black velvet encircling the center of the skirt added the bouffante effect so much sought after, and a full ruff of the gauze at the feet heightened it. A corselet of fine lace was strapped with Yelvet also, and there were three rows of it at the belt. A small puff came from Under the belt, beneath which fell a flounce e. ——_____-». GOOD-BYE, BYINGTON. It Was the Postmaster That the B Information Was Unctvil to. At the north end of the Broadway cor- ridor of the post office is a stall labeled “Bureau of Information,” which people who ask questions there think a misnomer, says the New York Sun. Postmaster Day- ton thought so, too, yesterday when, wish- ing to discover whether the bureau was of service, he asked of the man who hap- pened, unfortunately for himself, to be in charge how many questions for informa- tion were asked there dally. “One thousand seven hundred and ninety- rean'of seven,” was the reply, — Mr. Day- ton, says, Ls el gee _. duck aed lonsequen postmaste fon "was, "Your ‘name is Byington, Tantt “Yes.” snapped the lerk. ‘And the other man is Collier?" “Yes, who are you?" in what Postmaster mM graphically described as a “Go-to- hell sort of ton ‘Only the postmaster,” said Mr. Dayton, , and, with a marked meekly. Byington change in his manner, he asked his ques- toner to come into the bureau of informa- tion and make himself comfortable, a difficult thing to do in so small a ona hot day. Mr. Dayton thanked him and told him to keep tally hereafter of the number of questions asked of him each day. and to tell his partner to do the same. Mr. Dayton, when he went upstairs to his office, had his secretary write a letter the resignation of W. H. By- the bureau of information, to take effect August 1. Clerk Byington had gone when the bureau of information Pid visited, to get his fide of the story. mes from Connecticut. and was aj pointed by Postmaster Van Cott. ai o-__— SAID IT WAS CHOLERA. An Alleged Case of the Disease in Provi- dence—The Doctor's Opinion. A telegram from Providence, R. I., an- nounces that a man suppposed to be snffer- ing with cholera had been found at 154 Helen street, in the most thickly settled portion of the city. The man was Joseph Nugent, twenty-two years old. Dr. O"Leary was at- tending him and he told the policeman that the young man was suffering from the form of cholera which existed in New Y: summer, that the disease tagious was contagi: and that the house and coftents should be disinfected. The health department was notified, and the house and bedding will be disinfect The Nugents claim that It was an acere: Yated attack of cholera morbus, but QLeary says it was Norse than that, 3 as removed to the hospi skin was dark and aimost blue >) MS soe DOWN ON THE CHINESE, Ex-Senator Blair Advises the Excl the Mongolian. _Ex-United Senator Henry W. Blair of New Hampshire, appointed minister to China, and who was repudiated by that government, delivered’ an address at the national service at the Fifth Avenue Auditorium, at Asbury Park, N. J., yester- day afternoon before a large assembly. His theme was “The true relation of our nation to the other great nations of the earth,” and he dwelt with particular force on the question of Chinese emigration. He asked: “What are we to do with the great and pressing problem gof emigration? Is it our duty to admi® them “indiscrimi- Bately?” In referring to the Mongolian he = “Had it been permitted 20,000,000 Mongo- Mans would now be occupying the western part of our country. “They come to stay and to debauch the moral influences that now sway our people. They can live on twenty cents a day, where it takes $2 to support an Ameri: can.” He continued in this strain, and urged self-preservation by shutting out the Mon- golians. He scited the treaties with China as mistaken, as the advantages were on the side of’ the Chinaman, and ‘claimed that the acts of 188 and 1892'did hot go far enough in dealing with the dangerous prob- lem. He asserted that the foreign powers were diplomatically trying to create an an- tpathy between China and this country for selfish commercial objects, and declared that Great Eritain was the most active nation in inciting the bad blood. = Frequently during his address the big building resounded with applause. ion of You're Losing Something every day that you try to worry along without Pearline. And what's the use? What do you gain? WOMEN AND THE FRANCHISE | The Law in Michigan to Be Tested Before Election. It Allows Women to Vote in Municipal Elec- tions With an Educational Qualification —Supposed Advantage to Kepablicans. Spectal Correspondence of The Evening Star. Grand Rapids, Mich, July 21. One enactment of the legislature in par- ticular is giving the Michigan democracy @ good deal of anxiety. It is the law be- stowing the rights of franchise upon the Women in municipal elections. This law, Passed ostensibly in response to loud and Fepeated calis from the women, in reality has a deep political significance and is di- rected especially at the democracy of De- troit, Grand Rapids, Saginaw, Muskegan and other cities in the state where repub- lean victories are the exceptions that prove the supremacy of the other fellows. The law as it was enacted provides an educa- | tional qualification for women who vote, and those who can read and write can cast their ballots for the entire municipal ticket if they desire. In passing this bill the re- publicans that the more ignorant foreigners, the Poles, Swedes, Irish and Germans are democrats by large majorities, And the foreign element play an important Part in municipal elections and roll up dem- cratic majorities. By giving the women the right to vote and prescribing an educa~ tional qualification the republicans expect that the votes of the enlightened women Will more than counterbalance anything the foreigners can do. ‘The democrats do not propose to allow the new law to go unchallenged and it will be tested in the supreme court before the time comes for applying it, The state cen- tral committee has taken hold of the mat- ter and at an early date some official in one of the cities which the democrats con- trol will resign and a special election will be called to fill the vacancy. The validity of the new law allowing women to vote will be inquired into at that time and the Question will be settled before the munici- election .in Detroit this fall. The con- est will be made on constitutional points. ‘The state constitution is very clear in giv- ing the franchise to maies only and throughout the instrument the language is in the masculine gender when it relates to elections. The republicans claim the mat- ter, of sex pertains only to general elections and the election of state and county of- ficers and that who shall vote in municipal elections is discretionary with the legisia- ture. ‘The democrats have several supreme court’ decisions bearing more or iess di- rectly upon the question, -although the Question itself is a new one. Very soon after the enactment of the law the republicans in Detroit and Lansing set about corraling the female vote, and in Saginaw and in the city they have begun & gentle flirtation with the same object in view. In Lansing they have adopted reso- lutions inviting the women to come into the fold and to participate in the party de- Uberations and places have been made for them on the campaign committees. ghey, are claiming a good deal of credit for themselves in bestowing the franchise and will expect the women to vote the re- | ment_are reached. PARADOX OF THE POLE. Place Where There is No East, No West and No Time of Day. At the north pole there is only one direc- tion—south. One could go south in as many ways as there are points on the com- Pass card, but every one of these ways is south; east and west have vanished. The hour of the day at the pole is a paradoxical conception, says McCfure’s Magazine, for that point is the meeting place of every me- ridian, and the time of all holds good, so that it is always any hour one cares to mention. Unpunctuality is heace impossi- bie—but the question grows complex, and {ts practical solution concerns few. No one needs to go to the pole to discover all that makes that point different irom any other point of the surface. iut the whole polar regions are full of unknown things, which every Arctic explorer of the right stamp looks forward to finding. And the reward he looks forward to most is the approval of the few who understand and love knowledge for its own sake rather than the noisy applause of the crowd who would cheer him, after all, much as they cheer a winning prize fighter or a race horse or political candidate. enhe dilculties that make the quest of ne pole so arduous have been ‘iiscovered by slow degrees. It is marvelous how soon nearly the full limits of northward attain- In 1596 Barents discov- ered Spitzbergen in about 78 degrees north; in 1770 Hudson reached 80 degrees; in 18t Parry, by sledging on the ice when his ship became fast, succeeded in touching degrees, 45 minutes. Since ‘then all the enormous resources of modern sclence—steam, electricity, preserv- ed foods and the experience of conturies— have only enabled forty miles ‘additional poleward advance to be made. The Arctic basin, occupied by the Arctic sea, is ringed in’ by land, the northern coasts of America, Europe and Asia form- ing a reughly circular boundary broken by three well-marked channels communi- cating with the ocean. Bering Strait, between America and Asia, is the narrowest; Baffin bay, between America and Greenland, is wider, branch- ing into a number of ice-blocked sound:: to the westward and tapering off into Sinith sound in the northeast. The widest chan- nel of the three lies hetween Greenland and Europe, and this is bisected just south of 8) degrees north by the island group of Spitabergen. ———_+e+—___ The Augsburg Chess Tournament. ‘The chess masters’ tournament under the auspices of the Bavarian Chess Association was finished at Augsburg, Germany, yes- terday. Einseidler got the first prize with 9 wins, Emden got second with 8 points. Hirschberg took third with 7 1-2. Goering and Kirchner divided fourth and fifth prizes with 7 wins each. ‘The other competitors scored as follows: Kampferer, 61-2; Fuchs, 5; Kirschner, 4; Herms and Kolb, 1-2 each; lauessler, 3, and Horn, 2. VOLUMES COULD BE WRITTEN, filled with the testi- mony of women who have been made well and Caer, | by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It’s a medicine that’s made especially. Dublican ticket as a slight token of appre- Clation.. The state has a weman's repubs Mcan association with Mrs. Mary Stewart Coffin of Detroit « ite president, and this association has already begun to do mi sionary work through the state. ———— ENGLAND'S INTEREST IN SIAM. Not Merely Commercial, But the Present Issue Threatens Her Prospects in Burmah. Great Britain's interests in the settlement of the Slamese-French question are not re- garded as merely commercial, although the houses engaged in the Siamese trade have raised no small part of the popular protest against France's action. The opinion in nigh political circles is that more important international matters than England’s immediate trade with the east are at stake. Siam has long been re- garded as the buffer between France and England in the east, and the prospect that this buffer will be mutilated or halved is be- Heved to threaten trouble for the British in jurmah. ‘The territorial claims of France are not limited to the region 150 miles wide and 30 miles long, inhabited by tribes which Slam has ruled’ but nominally and which has been explored only by French travelers. They extend over an enormous piece of Siam proper, and if granted, will separate Slam from China, and bring French and British possessions in Asia into immediate conjunction. This Siamese territory, which France demands simply because she covets it, is one of the most fertile and advanced districts of Siam. The surrender of it to the French would annihilate a laree Brit- ish trade. Neither England nor China is Ukely to remain passive in case France per- sists in her endeavor to exact this unpledg- ed pound of flesh. ——_—_-e. It ts said that Fred. Gebhard has had such bad luck with his stable that he will sell his horses and leave the turf. Woney ARE Quin’ to Appreciate a good thing. ews Sood house keeper has longed for Some NEW shortening, Hatter amd more healthful than hes heretofore been Known. OTTOLENE Fils this long Sekt want, and this explains why When once used all good cooks continue to use OTTOLENE Made only by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS. You can’t have washing done more safely than it’s done with Pearl- And it can’t be done ine. more cheaply—if it’s done safely. You lose in time and labor. Pearline saves half of both, You lose in clothes, too. You can’t rub them clean in the old way on the wash- board, without rubbing them to pieces. All these things that you lose are money. Beware Peddlers and some uns ulous grocers will tell you, S this gas good as” or “the same as Pearline.” IT'S. FALSE—Pearline is fever pedd.ed, and if your grocer sends you some- thing In place of Peafline,do the honest thi fend'it back. 30) JAMES PYLE. New York. 4 inelades the great temperance drink be *Root IFES Beer] 4 1t gives New Life to the Old Folks, Pleasure to the Parents, Health to the Children. Good for All—tiood All the Time. A ascent package makes Five, gallons. Mesureand get 4YEADACHE Druggis' to build up women’ —strength and to cure ‘women’s ailments — an_ invigorating, re- storative tonic, soothing cordial, and Lee nervine; purely vegetable, non- alcoholic, and perfectly harmless. For all the functional derangements, pain- ful disorders, and chronic weaknesses that afflict womankind, the “ Favorite Prescription” is the only guaranteed remedy. It must have been the medicine for most women, or it couldn't be sold on any such terms. 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Strictly first-class. 1m OTEL ORIENTAL, par Atlantic City, N. 5., foo” ALEX, M. OPPENHEIMER. Hotel ,ICHMOND. ATLANTIC CITY, OCEAN Lend of Kentucky ave: thoroughly Nested; sun lors: beach. Mppecote 3._D. PEASE. HOTEL ROYAL, KEXTUCRY AVE, ATLANTIO Atlantic City. N. J. ‘Cuisines feature. Terms reason- J.C. COPELAND. Now open. An adaition of 40 rooms and newly fur- nished throughout, Centrally located; one square from oid ocean. Shade, tennis, lawn, Ko. Fire os- cape on each floor and orchestra for thr season. Cul- ‘sine a specialty. reasonable, Write for terms, = E, L. JOHNSON, Proprietor, e21-2m_Also Hotel Johnson, Washington, D. C._ D™ SMAKING ALL SUMMER; QUICK DIS- patch ; high-class work ; low price: EDItH A, HICKS, 13-1m ~_ 780 Lith stn! NTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. $96 12TH ST. ant 1206-1908 st. now. ARTISTIC DYEING, CLEANING AND RESTORING of ltzht, heavy, fancy or ornamental materials, goods, fabries and articles of wear. OUTING SUITS given particular attention. Our Patronage extends Into the inost fashionable circus. dy OTFI, STICKNEY, KENTUCKY AVE. ; 100? from beach ozceliont table, Rates, Wt) 82.30 day ook Hike house, iodine heliagaetats me ss. mh-Om, ‘Atlantic City, NJ. HoT» TRAYaORE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. NPS W. W. GREEN & co. uries _my! week. JOHNSON'S B b, Va. Beach, Va. oven for 395-30 OTEL BELLEVIEW. CHAPEL POINT, MD.; ina cael tataad waa first= ome TiepacerDent clave! = boat :er clave: Dathinu ‘oatiog fishing and crabbing, ex. mai sprites aig. Copan sition, "ty sa aegral apoyo RMeRogitat la A ‘Aiton ra ‘ua 17- } HOUS! Mra. G. F- JOHNSON, Columial ‘COLONIAL ADA’ Strs. dren Now. SON, COLTON'S ON THE POTO! Moers, HOTEL AND 4M Lecnardtown, “Ma... ts Busts. bo “fis ia Hore Dewseass Hor ‘Yenlences: open from June to ‘Novem! bar actached ‘Va. AG” NOW OPENED RS. REpucea J. ‘county, Md. vis, SUMMER) RESORT. no¥ open for summer . $1.50 per day” $25 per month: chile aie? HEABERE'E* wOoRe we ally. Hestorex, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARR, ‘oven. Write for cirealar. 23cm" WALTER BURTON. BF, iF, REHOBOTH, DFL.. HAS been remodeled and fitted with all moderu can- er firethses ‘ty4-1m' under new a Yi & CO.. Colton’s, St. Mary's Nd and Arrowsmith. ‘under 1 ins Feasonable. ws. . Propristor. “MPRINGS AND BATHS. Qur Summer Spectalt Cleening and dyeing {5 al) its branches. ‘ick Work. Fine We Bedeeate Price"? Wore “ Astox Fiscurn, bi) “DYE, Wonks. 006 Gath DENTISTRY. NE GRADE OF MATERIAL—7HE Oortxe Serrs. Ocrtxe Scrrs, vrixe Surrs. ‘Mail orders receive Prompt attention. One kind of service | “erpert —and yet low prices. U.S. DENTAL ASS'N, 401 7th at. arse another page for particulars. sytttr PADSLEsS ExTKACTT NO Par ‘OF TEETH. NO CHLOROFORM, 0 DANGER, NO ETHER OR GAs, 0 SLEEP. No COCAINE. NO SWELLED Gus. No UNPLEASANTNESS, NO EXTRA CHARGE ‘We haveexclusivecontrol 0: 4 preparation in this city which, when APPLIED To THE GUM, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLES’, It Ie annlied directly to the cums. By its se tooth can be ortractod nerfeotly printers Noswolling of the wa us atterward. Thepationt stains ail bisseases while having ins teetu extracted, Nodanzer. Barticalarly adapted to persons who jot face was, Pass represented. try our system of painless aztrastion by loca! appiicationand we guarantee you will uss wo other in the future. HL EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, DENTAL INFIRMARY —NATIONAT, UNIVER sity, cor, Sthand Kain aw. Oven? to deal the Uxtracting, &c., free. “Fillings and plates at fale solo.te MEDICAL &c. S TAKE NOTICE -DRS. PROTHERS treat ail diseu ea, No cure, ny pay. ans in Ouly estab bed advertis pe phy tabliahed 4554 906 x INVIGORATING CORDIAL TS. Nerve Stimulant aud Tonic, Ofail ths vous Debility, Neuralgia, Na: Parslysis and ihaé class of per ple who sleepy, lack of ambi- here io zeus ly equal to thes Corda ve years im this city. pratory, 906 B 3y6-1mn* Dr. Carleton, 507 12th st. new. Over twenty-five vears’ oxpertsics SURGEON SPECIALIST TO GENTLYMEN ONLY. Gradnatet London, England, 1885; New York, 187. Bladder and Kidney Ailments, Acute or Croais Blood or Skin Diseases, Nerve Ex- Lanstion, Nervous Debibity. OTEL WELLINGTON. OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE. all the year. ie ™M. ENILWORTH TS K ATLANTIC CITY, X. 3., Kentuckyave.,neartheheach. Electricelevator erconvenienes. fayr7dinj Mra ANNIF GRU At NE, KENTUCKY AVE. Ee tench, Atlantic Clty J. Everything firstciass. $8 to $12 fy 8. MILNor. oa FOX & BOOTH. PENING OPEN CDLOE'S HYGFIA HOTEL, New York and Pacific avenues. One square from ‘beach, Appsintincnte”fret-claee. = ‘Terme, 82 per day, SAGINAW INN, CONNECTICUT Av Site City. —“nil ¥iew of ocean : everythin n snattresses : $2.50 per day. Srevial tates by.” and to permanent ‘cuests. FRANK H. KAY, | Hotel Raaterskill and Continental. sy 20-1: T CHARLES, S On the ‘beach. Delaware sve. SAMUEL WAGNER & SOX, tyl-Im Proprietors, HE CLIFTON, Cor. Atlantic and Connectiont aves. - hich-clans BY This eleeant hotel is sleeart hotel from 104. m. to4 p.m. JBEPFOUD SPEINGS, BEDFORD, PA “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA.” HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22, 5m ~T. B DOTY, Manager. ee nen Will oJ June 21, 1983. TANK AR After June 21 to BUS NA VISTA biel ‘every Saturday ‘ducing May and amva-sieot ton: neys } alles dust CHATTOLANEE SPRINGS HOTEL. MD. / THY POLAND SPRINGS OF MAEYLAND, Jn the Green Sprinz valle; water per day; swimming pool, luxurions, homelike table; New gervice: fine muste; all first-class hotel descrtitive book to office mn MD, Tiaieestion, ‘iver ‘ant failons flowing over 1. on Mine driv itgea, mo tislectas aS Ming, drivine: no mosgul male, a3 high” elevation: pure: dry” air; clewaut, ra the great water for mx sprines, mxtern, courenien: “terms, #14 to 20 per week: ha of Evening: WM. LS OUEL, iNstrre SUCCERDING MRS. O'Sivere nosrtias sud day Sue ke mone hes ‘Opens Oct. 4, 1803. Mise ‘Miss 1. 1.. Dorsey. axsociate | p.m. OUT OF WASHINGTON. SirallTorey Stuoente are tecelvel an hemrdar ar Aur Scholar. For parcica ars address President." hers, ” by ROTHER DENTS, s™ sonxs ‘COLURGE, ANNAP! Excellent Address the President, THOMAS FELL,LL.D..PH.D. 3520-2m, ‘Yiraixta MIPTTARY INSTITUTE Figes-ttth nical shoot Chemistry and in envineetiax. Coniers decree of rad ste in academic course, also degrees of ba lelor of science and civil eneinear in technical NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND. ysinees, For cata‘ocues address MAJ. RA. M ‘PREPARATORY scH001 38, MD. PrevarstorsSchiorlat acted ‘orbays iS to 16 mlat ached tor bare SPRCIAL ATTEN 10% G VER 20 THE PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES POR THE NAVAL ACADEMY ‘ |GTON. VA eit, State mi tters scientific and tecb- ‘horoueb courses {u'reneral and apr ied courses. Atl ex- Colegiate Institute for Yonne Ladies ana Pre ETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY.VIRGINIA. PRI pares for government aca lemies, universities snd | UO" E, Bethe! Academy P POEL Sat it 40 10M. 1 40007 For Bons resh Linn’ Tada enks.35 nm. Aste For Annapolis, 7.29. 9.00 ant 1 a Seok days “A for pet ee te s=> FOR COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENT. Renee tine eee Business course, shorthand, typewriting. ty15 On PAILADELPHTA ONLY. Wer SS uMERCIAL contecE, Pie 80 Nm. week days, and S45 p.m 407 East Capitol st.. ts the beat place to ob- -3 tains ness education or to learn shorthand and For, Atiantic week som tl bnm. very day Raturdage omy 14. 7.49, 10.1. wnday, an POR 0 son. TDS, TIA, 35(4.00 Viraivaay: 4:20, IL. ay 5.40, 2153. Guile-oxcort Reeaay Gandara Noo sae addrves Mice Dorsey, | Sal rep corgetowa, D.C. iy 10m, weal Ra ihe tous TA AND TRE gore COLONELS COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, Byte OL Beam Lon, 8 Pap “ eA Me. Fe. Prin, SB AS. We, Lose 8, and 10.05. m. For Richmond and por ntainona ‘only SOB Quantico Teave Alecand-ts for Washington, &.0%, 2. = Tan ean Tate Ra PEIVATE LESSONS—ELEMFNTARY OR Ab- 31:0Rn, m. tm Sumlarat AIA ie aah tt vanced. At nunil's residence if desired. “xperi- O8. 5. 05.7.0. 7.90. 915 ent 19.5? p.m enced tutor. University rraduate. Expe-tal arten. 4 tion nt the offee. S100 Hovkfas place. meus Both aa Pa me Nats for te = fete lawene me-ination trom hotsle Pt TL ‘MISS, BALOIe CrvIT. SERvice INSTITUTE pa SA se Benner for darn hee fat | JRALTIMORE © OI sana feenmus exaunfustions, Sienoeranby twurht sett | BB ape 4 Schefin'e in effec’ July ®. IRV ‘ation, corner of New Zereay UStVenstry or vinorxta, mee Ham aie a. Renrlotie villce ot Session begins 15th “eptember. Academical, En- Ves in ering, Law, Medical Depart Por enta-| patch Vent 5h wan antes ee - Sybeceodet WM. M. THORNTON, LLD., Chairman. | Po? TT nanecerse capers ages) UTHENVILLE | SFMINARY (SEAR BALTI- nian and Staunton, 80.20. va. tore for Forne fatten gine areas cou. | For pin hoster and way stations. *3. 807 ow. veniences faculty: thorough ‘trainine:” nome | chertantres ast Moments TLIC comforts: hich standar\mpo-arc'arian.. Sond for cat- | guattancors an’ Memohis. 11-4 SPER eeetle Ma Res. TE TORRES | MET Sn te enn —— Pete ha Re BRARDOLPH- MACON ACADEMY. FRONT ROYAL, | (9.00. 45 minntes). x80. 8. sents a. — Reali bf sted among the mountains: ure alr and water. boys and young men for aon. 4.517 m, aon, 12 ante ma. r * ; eee Proderick, 110.40, 411.35 am, $1.75, MAR PRewerox SFMINARY. rn Our extalocue is full of the very information you Zor ararstown. $10.49 4.0m. ont 1.0m Seatac Would wrace pour'rariir tail Sent | | For-aaitheciay= wt atvnae oar Ma. rrarior by ~ 0 fea, Ad ress THOMAS HANLON, | 112-45, ton. Fa. F TSG TIS, Ska ke ts stom Tametion and wer mainte, 10°99 OCK HILI. COLLPGE, CONDUCTED BY THE | am. Ihr. Peo trains, ~ at brothers of the Christian schools, Si®uated upon | Pe! <iattons only, #10. 40am. +4 20 PRD, Pe Serre one ot > rictures: a 2 ye me ete Nar, — week Army, AS, a a 6 - a itows = ters stare, th ae Eyes cal, commercial conrecs ands prepapstory ROTA BLUE LS" a> Ew FORK AND PRM ARSLPRTA New York, Boston at Sn | Alig Restate AP ae Ra ee 5.00. Data Cary. 80), CL 30p m, Siseplak TA Morin’. try aan. with Pa nen Te Pat Saws math Se et ae Royeitennnin cites landlue roweecon te Baad wtacten as Raves Pe estat hie yPxnrem Reerace oatle’ for ant ehechel br nioh Tes resitenee Tronseor On! on proage te Righet ofnee) 19 and 1331 Pa nea . T. ODF, AS, O. & : ‘aien Pre Penees, including rlothime and mciden Wied at | JRICHMOND AXN MANVILLE PAIL ROAD, Fete of 650.30 rer month, “san averare Yor the font | USM RUTDERGT ER See REURES Jeerwexclusive of outht. "New cadets revort Beprets RECEIVES. SS Hreotp: CES SCUTT SHIPE, Suoeintendeat. | 4... Rebtte tvatort Sane 4 1807. 17-00 eciirsign agin get leer 3" Bonner ivate Paswos Baratory, choo! for latte Girls, conducted by the | Yor'promt ajar ant Siracheer Reite ents ‘bool Sisters of Netre Tiaune, A atmont sat ravitie tor eee “Yiteotm EMBUA P.O. near Buitimore, Dalis tor na Nortel snd for meine nal nite and Panetta eratem, “ncintens wmntatn [miacham, | Paiiman ‘Sieoner New ¥ Atlanta and Morteomere. 3 ener 7. tor Prost Roya. fam{'y house: newly furnished, terms, @8 —s ie Laas Ceavanelre. no ‘ pee week. _F. M. COPE. OPENS JUNE 2s 75 Oy choo! recommended by R.A. Laumberhow. | mina and Pameiiic apoear holes a apuE DENS — Dvresident of Leheh Uateersity~ Inevon te Chevlotte, cad Dench ae hone T Atlantic Oity. crate a alat SG brett, the Journey between | “For catalogue, ee. apuiy to Bae Lhe lotte, Asheville end of Wichizan ave, Chicago and the east. Write for WM. "ULRICH, Ph. D.. Principal. 9.42 nm Dalle WASHINGTON AND Repnilt with every convenionse eT “any isha WM. DUNHAM, Supt__| 3517-2000 Beihiebem, Pa. TERN EOSTTACL ED TEED 4 mye ._H. BORTON. LETON LITHIA SPRINGR, OANOKE COLERGE, 4187 YAR CROTCE | fi"sit “f Pullman Siecpare an} Yorn we Garm WE ELETON, ATLANTIC CITY, KENTUCKY sanepepiega mmr hsameiadge es | 2 ao Hien cendart, Lares iorarr. | tan Kicemer throues Nee Tare see aes beach : urnished since =e oratory. “New eymbesium. Steam 5 ° aaa ery en r wree | scteieares Magh opm anna marsoomen, | Bestel meee eat va eee Ee oni so mee tae = — —— | and Albion Hotels. Baltimore. The hotel buliding Ped CLERK OF FACT Washington to Memuhis vi=_Birminehet: [BEIRVINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. Dew, ith all modern mprovemente—eae. steam heat, | —2720e°1% CLERK OF FACULTY, Salem, Va Fulimay Siecver Birgincham to Winewe. Mea. Dige nite cca, Neem hee Bloat: Bem for | eich Seip _Punie snd beivawe ata "Sailr? | NFOUNT MOLLY J ACADEMY hewn | ,TRATNSON WASHTCOTON ARDONTO! eS Aged z wa C eee Sirol Jenve We-hineton at 0.10) 2 pm. Anite im. CHAMBERS & HOOPES. Ritie echo! or business. Cutaloruen. ev. JAS 29.10 a.m. ™ BO Water from the celebrated Elkton Lithia 3 Prin Rornd Hilt amt AM nme Aull for LELANDE Zowing «millon ands halt Waltons’ daily. iepiged | COALE A.M. (Princeton), Prin, * | ZEN... excent Sunday: tor Homann sma tar — directly into the hotel. ETZGER INSTITUTE—A HOME SCHOOL FOR te stations. Retarnine. arriv~ Washingsan @' On the beach. Masschusetts avenue, cin Culeine Mek clea as boating, bathing and | DL ice. Prevares for colinen “Number timed, | &.70..4.59%.%m. Aaileiromy Romi Hi ana R. rey _je1-2m SAMUEL WAGNER & SON. _ ne. Cuisine deat lama ita wire a | Send fF catsloras. HARWIET LDEXTER Prin- | & thy from Tavebrre, wad 6.53 Gaile 1 pae MANSION, SCARS MODERN OTRO SS ¥38090t ot ecctee Docs ihe mouth ersten, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Accommodates 50.) Coaches to "mest all trains and Rates 810 per week aud Send for descriptive cir PLEWOOD INSTITUT! NCORDVILLE, MAZLEWgoD ITUTE, CONCORDVILLE, bent to infuse with en: jgties of fe: Bors unter 13 fears 810s IDGE (Yale). AM Principal er vear:a succomfai shool ‘one of the y and to wake ines ts tne x"hort Jee atin GEO. F. ADA) carry cesta and from ive beach, Afarens until June 20 St. Sainee Hiatal el aeere: Rates reasonable. Special for June and July. after that date to Eixten, Va. ce a FiQNARD'S LICK, OR HARDY WHITE SULPHUR ‘TBE MARTE AND. Springs; -levition 2,000 fect above the sea. ‘New York ave., near the beach, mosphere of the utmost purity. aircool and iuvigor Atlantic City, N. J. ound.trip tickets can be had over the Band O, Modern convenienens.” Opens June L. union and one: points. For: and my2i-70t F.8. OREM, Proprietor, gems HOW ALtBg Lom Go. *[ HE METROPOLITAN, | MoxrERey aro a fasaact t 4 baths € he Bine Ridge Mountains, Pa. EXTHICE™ ROAST eRNESREARR | oy fen Bia He Monga, in ate beri no ia. D0 mosquitos. QAUQUIER WHITE SUTPHUR SPRINGS, VA. Bhoure" ride from We eee eNO. BARTER Monucer, Will'¢pen dune? no (Late of Everett Hotel, Jacksonville, Pla.) A mod- ern brick hotel—as, electric bell«, bowling alley, ten nis and first-class Yivery. Hot and cold sulphur baths, For rates, &c., address as above. ose Te _Cireulars at Star office, a A. bd BR STLNOR! Prot tatore P.O. Blue Ridge Sumantt, Pa. S pre a on a HE NEW, ALBERMARLE, VIRGINIA AVE | ()RKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, SHENANDOAR SCTE REAL MENT GUAHANTERD TC near beach, “Iinstrated borklet mated. Terms | Ntountn, Vac relevaton, Sat tere a HOURS: 905:30 p.m. :StoU pm. Studay—9 to | reasonable. Capacity 200. COPE & BAMFORD. | tion. 1-000: minoral waters anit onthe sane a Pons inh Gives! zrand mountain acoueryy excellent wiusiet myliim CONSULTATION FRE! PRE RossMOR, ¥ Z = Tareas are Ar. 3, EXERY CONVENTENCE. ED 3 . 3. BOK" 00K ENON SP ND MIN _Forieriy of the Florite House. | Ri Tnous Gua Walgec AND MURERAL BATHS GREATEST. MIND Sith 14 | Buent nan be recelved eerioer, “WO BERT Se bosts EST MIN Chg rem ed earioer; ‘S all home QUSSON 1S THE OREATEET, MIND $5 alalge Renmtucky: terms, €1.50 and | font Canby received sarir: SO HN he events of life; compels love: bi ed ages: he is one of ro. OMce hours 917 Sth st. nw. CLAY etisiny clairvoya: SHED astroloxer and medium i phatic atft af sacand sie’, of your life from cradle to grave, tes, recovers Property 9: ont your enemies from. yor as iy Fesu'ts, falis whether the om ncanrats d-eams, wives # is'trte or isiness, rer so¥st joves family troabies, evil inflaeness ies and all in trouble will #av> rheht olnc Sittings, 502. Residence, 4 Sunday’ Athists, southwest, PLAIN MEDICA’ ALT BATHS; also selentifie n jopen Sundays. Dr, SARA Waycorr, ‘nw. Sy132w* ME BROCE: THE EVENTS oF Mitte. Aiba dential. Ladies and cgntle. nen, 50c. each. Hours, 9a, m. to 9 p.m. 603 New York ave. nw.» near 6th st. of life compel: PRE, FA ® ‘ke. cated Sittimies. boc.” Hours, 16 tou "PHL He SFokb ELECTRIC MEDICATED vapor bath, unexcelled a4aluxary and asa pre- ventive to piisgase. Aluo facta ‘steaming and iaas- wAN TRAVEL 4 Tourist Agent.615 15th 1654. (Branch of Baitimore, Ma.) nd Oabin and Steerave tickets by stearpauiiy nes to Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia ang the West Indies. Also to Bostoy, Proeidencs, Norfolk, Savannah and poinis south. ’ Berths or state rooms reserved of BLY: ‘steamer outward or retura Sailing lis R “THOS. COOK & SON. 1D on tours to any part of ths world. issned in sums ty suic on England, Ireland ‘aad, eas and custom house broker. Agents rinse. cities of Europe. Seud for ia- se15-th. 9. 2 ‘apl0-tr Mrs. M.A. GRAVATT. HE WINGFIELD, Ocoan ave.. neir the ocean, Atlantic City, N. J. ‘Terms reasouabl 2 - Mra, M, CASSIO. __ ASBURY PARK, ASBURY PARK, ¥. J. The Lafayette, New and beautifully equi 300, “Muste daily.” Seu - J. gapiyped comer hotel. Capacity, ind for parephiee : Jyi7-taad CPEWRIGHT & FROST, "ASBURY PARK, NJ.“ THE ALBERMARLI ‘One sanare froin the beach. All modern iinbrove- inente,” Artesian water. Music. Send for cirealar | je20-2m Po, HARNET “ASBURY PARK, HOTEL GUERNSEY. 7TH AV! delightfully Taeated; iiostern conveniences: bait tresses; perfect. sanitation; snperiot feasou. (Jot7-sin) “THOS. G. ALLAN & SON: ASBURY FARR, wa. HOTEL COLUMBIA. Now open; ocean front; fith ave. ;_ all modern im- provements accommodations, 300: cuinine the best. Address W. HARVEY JONE: wir illus of building. Fat. TO information. at rated circulars, wiving all a8 Rs baa, and at the office of SULPHUR SPRINGS OPEN FOR Oty dows LO. Call for circulars at BREN- nsylvania ave.,or address A.M. Ma. yw Windsor, B10 Jun the URORA HOUSE, AURORA, W. VA. A sclect family liotel ou too of the Allechani where the cool breezs homelike. fone BAP EPI, Prove: Aurora W. IN THE MOUNTAINS. 108 blow alieays, Comfortable an: Large, airy rooms—exceilont table. 88nd week. References exchanged. Telephone For circular and inf ot SHAFFER, ‘Star offs, or advo a a HE SUMMER RESORT OF BROOKSIDE. Preston connty, W. Va., on the summit of the Allechentes. 31300 feet abvive see open Level, will 1; accommodations for 300; all home comforta; rest of water; no flies; ne mosquitoes; wood toe rooms and the best of table board, and at rates within The'Teach of ail, “Apply to the pruprieter, py WM. G. MIDDEETO! jy1&-1m IN, county, W.Va. ‘TEE RITIATINNY. DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. Proprietor. _je32m | Open May 1 anill November; tos favorite spring, = Tt — summer and autumn resort; celebrated for «randeur ee Ses Se alate wa EA Ce locks from the ocean. Capacity. 200. my12-eo3n1 . BA i phate spec FiO: NOBLE. TALANTA HOTEL A ~On the bette Asbury Park, N.J. irealat. Je3-2m WAL APPLEGATE, Proprietor. ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, ASBURY PARK. N. J. Mae Nedine balg™ June 24. Also of the | FW HOTEL POWHATAN, AVOID MA- ria and the ho: weather. = coolest place a1 Bort beatiful scenery ie from tbe grand versman’ the Hotel Powhatan, Chatiestown, W.Va Fiecant hectric Tinks and’ bout table end service ungcosiod fectric Hight a A une | bass fishing in the jenandoah river near by ; com. MeAuburh Cincinnati, Obie, “Ad: | wutation tickets via the Beet Gr fon sane tees Ee nt -¢ va B. 4 0... vis Norfolk and Western. — LS a a weve G.STAFSOkD, SEA-SIDE-JERSEY COAST. Seenet, Ceetentown, W.Va. __ yin — — —— MS NTAIN HOME COTTAGE (NEAR DEER Egessive. apace HAVEN, N. J.. rai gore ee on the 5. and 0. : ive Now oven.” All modern conveniences, including ‘Deer Park Hotel: Agios aggenzer levator: lot son water batts’ in Bouse: | Siva. J8 LAUGHLIN: Dest Parke Mar sy teoun oe 2 ROBT. 8. ENGLE, Pr J4EEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LOCATED ON my1tT > Gesch Havens. 3. Sie dina rivet, Harare “VAPE MAY, N, 3. 8 ‘Wook: 61 and $1.5 day; chil. C HOTEL LAPATETTE” grennatt water, “Caperity of hotes, ie 17. Located: —— on mg = mks aaa xood to ay =e ae ents Firsi<ciase rr cen meet ail trains, “Bend . ments, Geltoseid) "5OUN thaAcy Eo” “STIS ‘G. W. GREEN, REE from Washington ; ter rate For es dren WP. MASON, USN. Ae Primcdoal pide L‘* ‘SCHOO: ACADEMY FOR BUYS, ROCK- ville, Md.—Opens Se: tember 12; thirty: minutes AL, Princinal. 3510-2 WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY ae POTOMAC RIVER BOAT: " 2.00 » ALL ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST-CLASS. ALL JUVER FREIGHT MUST BE PREYAID, For freight or avnly to SIrPaENSO’ BRO., acts. SiSand S027-en © BAP aw, me Chicano 210. 2.80°ld vestiba's train with Minin Pullman ‘oration Sm. 255mm. ands. ome R498. tally arent Bander. vain Car reveseeettas ant intoemasttog furnished at’oM@ice, “11 and 12™ Pennevivania ave, Tstesqaees Station “iaheee evan wer Station, Penusyivaate PPX. Gen. Man. W.A TORK. Gen, Pass. OWN, General Avent bumencer Bape seat (CEESAPFAKE AND ONTO RATLWAY. SCHEDULE IN FPPROT Mt ot Sh, . ‘Trains leave daily from Union Station (B. Otani Res ton. Vireinie, Throngh the ean lest anonser in © For extalorue adi —- had trea Sere jOHN RANDOLPH TU Weston warniecrn, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ALBANY PN ER a RN tnt d fader tue direction of Bishoo Boxe.» Choien ot | Wy _ Solid» ibey be taken or the errata cares for Brounen Bot | iuetom. te len ites ion - Phtioeae adireee Mae ew Bar inten | AP dianaroti oar p.m. daliy—Thefamons **F. F pnts | Rieeners for Sincinnatl. Taxinston awn — SD AND VIRGIN: AMEE | Tien Mvp avian a SeoTe =a ARYLAND AND \INGINTA STEAMBOAT 00. | Lexineton im, Toutert % fiimore Landings: spoil 9mm. TMlcges am me) 8 Neate RE M re ee or nectine Salon Aopot tor at ea ag Steamer Sue leaves overs Monday at 4 pm. and | p Stein: Pullin sleener Mimdges, Wa Steamer Lady of the Lake ever Sunday at Frifare couch to liot Spr nm, Va’. witvout change, nd Wean ‘Yor"Ibaltimors ‘and River | aryi== = in, Ante —Pcprane for For tomert'te. Jottesril\e, Warnesboro’. Stemton 4 ¥ ‘Company's o| 4 tickets a JER. Gen"! Paganee- Awout. W *88!NGTON <TRAMBOAT CO. and SATURDAYS at 7 a... for ‘and intermediate THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS Steamer T. WEDNESDAYS: Limit. From 7th st. “ferry whart Wavebeld on MOSDATS: WEDNESDAYS jomini rresk, Va, aruing TUCSDAYS, ‘DAYS and :00 p.m. for Alexandria, Colonial landings. You Nor inclination to ‘earn muste, perhaps. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Havewr Tree Sr. ni an meet, Beach and all lower landings: returning leaw anythin the Bolvan. DAY MOUNINGS. Oe SATURDAYS ot op | 2 SANDERS & SCAYMAN, 914 FST... for Colonial Beach, Colton’s. ‘Bt. TE. AND RKEPAIRING-—GP eLT, = : y—4 oe: Coan and Yeocomico; ‘piano te sirer, -~ Broo flan Be te ant eas SUNDAYS ‘about 10 > Paired.” Tuning, ®2. er DalLY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. c., FORTRESS MONKOE ana set | NEW PoTomac Riven Line, fp we. Call at TEMPLE OF MUSIC. 190 Gat a BL KUEN, ost. 1872. my (Sw wie, an ee bl RANDALL — — PES iA BBE Stondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at pom, RAS AM weneer accor tion first-class, g x ow 9 POM hour of sailing. | Telephone. 1 ad ee rota ZASPALE Praxos. ORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOATOO. PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, inake, but sltehtly avet TM RNADE © Oo, "Gell Bly Penne’ ove NORFOLK, va. a ELT. 6TH STS Ww ‘The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers. We SPREE, 0 ore 4 WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK. BOUND. | wail.’ Maryland and Viewinta and the District, Low Jesrer eahington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of 7th | est Prices. Advice given purchase free of st whart, arrive at Fortress 6:30am, next | myl-if day. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:30a.m., where a ‘are made for all points south and south: y Ss 2. Leave Nortotx datly at 6: a NO mate: MERE LG alee WU | Mtn tanrsls tener tensaia eect ‘aniin all kinds of rare Wood cases. rs ESOP TTerE Okt. arama ce SUS VET WR bearers “tals Peon,