Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1893, Page 7

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We sells six-foot Oak Exten- sion Table for 82.50. A forts-vouad Hair Mat- tress for $7. Woven Wire Springs, $1.73 Get whatever you need. We'll help you to arrange the payments aatisfactorily. A little money once a oronces month will do first rate. Pay just you can spare concenient!y. GROGAN’S EDIT HOUSE, 819, S21, R pun 7TH st. BET. H ANDI STS. Put it OFF2 UWS ray uua If your PLUMBING is FURNACE. RAS pair, let us submit estimate as to the cost of S. S. Saepo & Bro, 432 91n Sr. a & will be or LATROBE ont of re } STREETS AND RAILROADS. Topics Discussed Last Night in Northeast Washington. Improvements to Be Asked For—Father Gil- lespie Ta‘ks on Grade Crossings—The Proposed Ten-Million Loan. There was a large and interesting meet- ing of the Northeast Washington Citizens’ Association last evening in Lipp's Hall, corner of Iith and H streets northeast. In calling the meeting to order President Friz- zell congratulated the association upon what it had accomplished since the last meeting with reference to the high fence at the Delaware avenue and H street rail- road crossing and also the fence inclosing the railroad tracks. He referred to the order of the commissioners printed in The Star some days ago. ‘The principal business before the associa- the report of the street commit- tee: This committee made a report explain ing the condition and needs of the vartous streets and recommending the improvement of streets in the order following. Strect Improvements Wanted. Fourth street from H to K, paved. Fourth street from K to M, macadamized. Fourth street from G to H, graded and regulated. ieventh street from Maryland avenue to Florida avenue, graded and regulated. M street from 2d street to Florida avenue, macadamized. é wriorida avenue from MI to 9th, macadam- Fifth street from E to H, graded and ulated. *Fenth ‘street from I to Florida avenue, graded and regulated, Massachusetts avenue from 2d to 4th, paved. L street from North Capitol to Sth, graded and regulated. L street from 6th to Florida avenue, grad- ed_and regulated. Sixth street from H to K, graded and reg- ula K sireet from 7th to i2th, graded and regulated. ‘ on street from 8th to 9th, paved. Eighth street: from K ‘street to Florida avenue, graded and regulated. uikifth street from H to K, graded and reg- Eleventh street from Massachusetts ave nue to Maryland avenue, graded and reg- ulated. Twelfth street from East Capitol to M street, graded and regulated. ‘Thirteenta street from East Capitol street to Plorida avenue, graded and regulated. Ninth street from K street to Florida ave- nue, graded and regulated. Second street from K ‘street to Florida avenue, graded and regulated. Third street from H street to Florida ave- nue, graded and regulated. Mr. Boyer moved to amend the report by inserting F street from 3d street to Mary- land avenue. Upon this amendment there was a lively discussion in which a number of persons participated. The proposed amendment was rejected and the report as above print- ed was adopted, the committee being In- structed to present the report to the Dis- trict Commissioners. Father Gillespie on Grade Crossings. Rev. Father Gillespie, pastor of St. Aloy- sius Church and president of Gonzaga Col- lege, was present and his name was signed tg the constitution, making him a member of the association. President Frizzell in- troduced Father Gillespie to the meeting, FazINs fhe, was deeply interested in the af- fairs of the assoc tion, and that he was constitu: ¥ opposed 'to grade crossings. Father Gillespie then addressed the meet- ing,saying that the same causes which had attracted other members of the association to the meetings had attracted him. “I am, of course, interested in real estate and improvement,” he said, “and I am also interested in humanity, and that is the reason I am here. I have seen some of our best men and best citizens cut down and taken off instantly on the deadly grade crossings; have had to attend some of the funerals ‘and console the families after- ward, and it is a very touching thing. It is a’ sad thing to see the natural life crushed out of a ‘citizen. “But there ts something higher than this. As Christians we hold that some time should be given for preparation for death, and that is the principal reason why I am here to take a firm stand in the matter.” Father Gillespie spoke of three accidents whieh oceu: veek before last and men- toned the names of persons whom he knew were killed on the grade crossings. “When I saw an account of the organiza- tion of a le crossing association I thanked God for it." he added, “for I knew that the sooner the matter was brought to the public the sooner we would have a remedy.” He urged the association to keep up the good work and expressed a willingness to do all in his power to assist in it. ucker of the committee on sed legislation made a report in Whicn mention was made of the bill to be introduced concerning the railroad ques- tion. To Receive Garbage Complai Chairman Boyer of the sanitary com- mittee made a report about the neglect of the garbage man and sald that members of the committee would receive com- plaints. as follows: A. J. street northeast & Myrtle street, Boyer, chairman, 667 F '§. Sowerbutts, secretary, A. J., Donaldson, i182 6th Dr. MacAliister, 1: street; A. HF. Hioistins 1000 Florida avenue: J. R. Colvin, TZ Tth street; James T. Powell, street. Ub resident Frizzell called the attention of the members of the association to the cot ner stone celebration, and said he had a per to present for contributions and he oped every member who was able would ke a contribution. ™Mr. Tucker moved that the association sanction the proposed $10,000,000 for im- provements, provided that ‘the loan would in no way relieve the United States of their obligation to pay one-half of the Dis- trict expenses, and also in case that the northeast should get its share of the im- ements. Pir. Boyer thought it rather early for the association to take action on this subject. A general di: ‘ion followed and Presi- dent Frizzell théught that the question should be discussed in mass meeting. The president's views were adopted and the as- sociation decided to hold the meeting next Monday night. Ten resolution’ was offered by Mr. Tucker asking for another school building in Northeast Washington, and after the transaction of other routine business the meeting adjourn A Brazilian lady never goes shopping. When she wants new things a servant is sent for samples and a box or basket con- taining the latest designs is sent back. T Lam seventy-seven years old, and have had my age renewed at Ieast twenty years by the use of Swift's Specific. “My foot and lez to my, eee <3 3 runnin for two years, and_ physician: itcould, not be cured. “After taking fiteen small jottles S. S.9. there is not a sore on my limbs,and_I ife. You ought to Jet all sufferers know egies Kanszs City. of your wondertul remedy. Is A WONDERFUL SWIPT SPCIFIc COMP’ ise on U You Haw + inclination toiearn music, perhaps, and can pay anything onthe Botan, No akiil re- eaay terns: SANDERS € STAVMAN, 094 FST. 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Several dwellings which were recently commenced at that place have also been completed. Mr. Edward A. Fuller of this place, who has for a number of years held the posi- tion of stenographer to the assistant engineer commissioner of the District of Columbia, has received a promotion. Mr. N. C. Darnall of Bladensburg desires the recentlypublished statement that he was @ candidate before the democratic con- vention for the office of sheriff to be con- tradicted, as he is not a candidate for any elective office in the county. Mr. Geo. S. Dove of Queen Anne district, the present deputy sheriff, has announced himself as a candidate for sheriff, and is being vigor- ously pushed for the position by a number of influential democrats. Mr. Wm. D. Bowle of that district, a son of ex-Gov. Oden D. Bowle, is a candidate for, state senator. ‘The ‘democratic club of. the “Neck” will hold an interesting meeting at Eureka Gran Hall on the evening of August 1, and Mr. James C. Ri of Bladensburg will in all probability re- ceive the indorsement of that organization for the position of state senator, Mr. Frank Carr has commenced the erec- tion of his new house on the school house lot on Johngon avenue. The bailiff has pretty much broken up gambling in this neighborhood. A dancing club has been recently organ- tzed at Bowie with the following officers: Chas. T. Lewis, president; Miss. Flora Steinburg, vice president: Win. Lewis, sec- retary; . M. Smith, treasurer. Mr. Edward ‘A. Fuller visited friends at Bowie yesterday. Mr. It. Ford Combs has gone on a visit to Leonardtown, Miss Katie Hall of Washington is yisit- ing the family of her uncle, Dr, H. 8. Hall, on Pike avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Aman and Mr. William Aman have gone to Chicago to Visit the world's fair, Mr. Marion Duckett of Bladensburg has fone to Port Tobacco for the purpose of arguing the case of the Glymont Land Company which is now pending before the circuit court of Charles county. Mr. T. K. Eliott is spending the summer in this village. Golden Rule Lodge, No. 45, I. O. M., held an interesting ” meeting last’ evening in Mechanics’ Hall and conferred the first degree upon two candidates, It decided to give an excursion to Bay Ridge on August 2 and to provide each member in good standing with a ticket. A large number of people from this place are expected to ac- company, the lodge on that occasion, as It will be Hyattsville day at Bay Ridge. Mrs. Thomas Rathbone and her daughter, Miss ‘Bertha. met with quite an accident while out driving yesterday evening near the rafiroad. The horse attached to their buggy became fe ee by @ passing train and ran at full speed down Locust avenue, coming in collision with Mr. F. H. Smith's buggy, which was directly in front of it, and in which Mr. A. R. Holden and his wife were seated. The force of the shock took a wheel off the latter yehicle and smashed the shafts of the former, causing it to upset and throw both its oc- gupants heavily to the ground. “Miss Bertha Rathbone was uninjured, but Ts. Rathbone was badly bruised, "and _w taken to her home, where Doctors W. and Cox attended her. Neither Mr. Holden nor his wife was injured. ‘The Hyattsville Singing Club held a meet- ing in Wells’ Hall last evening and prac- ticed several new songs. Dr. J. R. Owens has returned from Anne Arundel county, where he has been on a political mission. Mr. James B. Council man, his brother-in-law, has been nomi- nated by the democrats of Baltimore county for the house of delegates. ———— Shot When He Tried to Collect. Dr. Herman Hershberg, 38 West Good- ale street, Columbus, Ohio, yesterday shot and killed Theodore K. Meisse, butcher, Goodale street and Harrison avenue. Hershberg went there to collect a profes- sional bill. He says he was assaulted by Meisse. 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Dr. Dolliday officiated at the Epis- copal ‘services in the town hall. Mrs. Har- vey assisted materially at the organ and her daughter, Miss Harvey, augmented and strengthened the choral service by her fine gontralto voice, ‘The choir in uture propose to give a series tainments 20 enable ‘them to procure the services of a professional organist and to secure the latest Gregorian music. Rev. H. R. Naylor preached an’ earnest and impressive sermon at the meeting of the Brookland Methodists from the fif- teenth verse of the twenty-fourth chapter of Joshua—“But as for me and my house we will serve the Lord.” Dr. Naylor will meet in with the Brooklan people hence. J souvenir booklet containing the services‘of the third annual convention of the Baptist Young People’s Union of America, recently held at Indianapolis, Ind., was the text of the evening exer- cises at the Baptist Church of Brookland. Mr. J. Lewis Sherwood and Pastor West, who were delegates to that convention, wave interesting talks upon the work done there and the pleasure and results of the trip, A¢ st. Anthony's Chapel Father De Wult said early mass and Dr. Henry Hyvernat had charge of the late mass and of the evening services, and the choir rendered the music of the’ church beautifully. — ANACOSTIA. Mr. Theodore Snell of Avalon Terrace geve a boating party a day or two ago. The course lay over the, Anacostia river and the cruise was made in outriggers. Those in the party were Miss Snell, Miss Barber, Miss Pulizzi, Miss Simpson, Miss Golden, Dr. H. V. Pyles, Dr. F. C. Haines, Mr. J.-H. Simpson and Mr. ‘Alvin Richard- son. Mr, JL. Taylor, who was injured in the Ford's Theater crash, and who has been under the care of Dr. R. A. Pyles since the date of the wreck, is convalescent. ‘The Epworth League of the M. E. Church will give a lawn party Wednesday night on the grounds of Sunday School Superin- tendent H. A. Linger. 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Monoram. “mUvR AaVEL, WEE cpr Acute, Chronic, Infiamma- , Muscular and Neuralgic forma; Rheumatism of Joints and Heart. Rheus anatie Gout, Gout in the Roall Joints and Neuralgia of Heart and Face, Sciatica, 1 Dad PREPARED ONLY BY LILLY, ROGERS & CO. BALTIMORE, MD. From the formula of the iate Dn. NELaToN of Faris, furnished by Dr. John Wil- Kins of Baltinore, Sold by all Druggists. TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, WHOLESALE DEUGGINTS, 475 PENN, W., WASHINGTO! RAILROADS ‘pee onear YIVANIA ROUT! T AND SOUTHWEST. Do} PLY NDID SCENERY. STEEL RAILS.” MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. U8 effect 12.010 a.m. Tuly 2. TROR TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER 6TH AND B STS. AS FOLLOWS: For Pittsburg and the West. Penneylvanin Limited xpress of Pullman Vestibaie (are at 1.10. ™, daily; Columbian Express at 10.15 0. in. daily With ‘Sleeping Car” Washington to” ‘Chicago, Harrisburz to Cincinnati and Pittsbure to La: @anapolis and “Dining “Car Harrisbure to Chica, Fast Line. 10.15 a.m. daily to Olew Jand. Columns. St Touts and Toledo dally -xeo} Saturtay. with Parior Car Harrisbare to. Pittebat leering Cars from Pittsburg to Columb land ‘and ‘Toledo. St. Louts and Cincinaat Express, 3. 15p.m. dally. Parlor Car Washington fo Harrisburg, and Sleeping Cavs Tarrisbure St. Lonis. Cincinnati and Chicago and Dining © Harrisbnre to St. Loni torn Express at 7.40 p.m, dail¥, with Sleeping Cars Washington to Chi- cago. connecting daily at Harrisbire with throuzh Sleepers for Pittshure and. Cle Dining Car Pittsbure to Chicaws, 7.40 nom. di ro Richmond. dafls for Pittsbury and the Wast, Si » Pitishnr and Harrishate to Chicago, . Canandaiena, Rochester and Niagara Fails ‘excent Sunday, 7.50 a.m. Canandaigna and Roch: Satur ay. 10.49 hington to vimira. maport. Rochester. Buffaln and. Niaeare | 40. ni. dailyvexcant Saturday, with Sleep Washington to Batato. nsport, Renovo and Fimtra at 10.15 s.m. daily. except Sunday. For Witlismsportomly i. 13 FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND THE EAST. 7.05 (R. and D. Exnross, 91 and Dining Cars. no Coavbes), ; Uimited, Dintus Car) and 11 atu, 19. 30. BUS. 4.80, 10.00 and 11.35 p.m.’ On Sunday, 7-05 (Rand D. Exoress, Sleening, Parlor and Dining Cars, no Conches). 7.20, 9.00, 11-00 a1. VET ANN TD 2 ONTO. Oana 11D 0. SIONAL, LIMITED. . from Baltimore for York, 4.00 p.m. daily: for Philadelphia was days only.” FOR PRILADELPHTA ONLY, a.m. wook days, aud $43. 2. 9: ey 7.50 ~ all throweh tratns conne-t x Jersey City with hoate of Beooklyn Annex, ai ine direct transfer. to, sloubte ferringy arrons New Vor ci For, Atlantic City, “49 and 11.09 a. 1 nd 12.15 p.m., every day. 20, 9-09 andl 11.50 a.m.and 2 ont Sunday. Sundays, 200A. ANDRIA AND THE son. 20, CAS, 745, 8.40, 9.45, 10-45, 5 ™.. 12.01 noon, 1.00, . 4.25, 8.07, 5.37, Sealy eS nd 10.05 pin. For Richmond and the sonth, 4.39 ant 19.57 am. 48 pow. dally. For Richimond only 7.10 p.m. ve Alexandria for as! Fy ALAT. Trains lea 00, por ith street and Penneetvania’avonste, ani et the station. where ordercean he Inft forte cusckin? of bacrare to Ane‘ination trom hotels an res\denoms SUE PREVOST. om eels m8 ROOD. General Manaevr. {63} General Passeneer Ceont_ WORL D'S FA Via Pennsylvania Railroad. 26 ROUND TR GOOD TO STOP OFF AT NIAGARA -FALLS, WATE: AND CRESSON SPRINGS, fo GLEN POPULAR EXCURSIONS BY SPECIAL TRAINS OF DAY COACHES JULY 26, AUGUST 2, 12 23, $17 THE ROUND TRIP. Best Route to the Great Fair. 3il-lw 3 3 E ATANTIC cmry, |. 10 N- ocean ; able terms. Send for ramp Jezta0t FPOTEL coLuMBIA, refurnished wenger SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. _ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. ‘THE GLENDALE,” tteave. Terns. #7 to $10 per Zn, BUZBY' Gate of oF BX" cate of NTIC CITY THE “MAITLAND,” ig 1358, Tennessee avenue, Four miniates' walk fromthe ocean. Very desirable roomns with soutuwest exposure. ‘Strictly first-class ‘References exchaneed, ferences exchanerss 5. JEANIE. DAVIS. iE 136 S. New York ave. ; 3 minutes’ walk from the tion unsu: we-o2dt OTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC NE) Siriclly Grat-rlise iu all apnointinents, Reason- y12-Lm HARRY D. EASTMAN, Prop. (OTEL BERKELFY. Pa indies ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. EXTREME OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE. Flectric lights, elevator and fversthing new. Gio ESAS. Beis. Ho™ BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CITY, Pacific avenue above New York. Ne ‘CHAR. C. MURRAY, Prop. OTEL CENTRAL, Atlantic City, Cen‘rally located, ‘Will open July 1 for the season of "9:2. -eoRdt L_A. ROWAN. \e" Foot of Aiissour! avenue, on the beach. Nowly furnished. ‘Ecalient table. amare ae AUMBLATT. JJOTEL EDISON. ATLANTIC CITY, PACIFIC remodeled ‘aud Machuran aves. —Neag the ben capacity, 200; electric, levator. o-zin ‘pelle and jae J. SIEBERT, 5 ee _se15-2m, Hore, IMPERIAL home; appointments and table first- Special rates for femiliesand OTEL KENDERTON, ‘OTEL ELBERON, Corner Pacific and Tennessee avenues. Accommodations first-class i every respect, Large, cool rooms. Ocean view. ‘erm moderats TD STEINMETZ, iy 13-1m Proprietor. CANSSEERAMEE ave, conven atLantic. 5 si aS Meerttity CITY, N. J. 3 % crmey Hotel SRE ncn. "AND ANNEX, ON THE BEACH, MARY. fendewe. Alfscos. com. ond conmerinat clans. % ik. G. W. Kendrick. to G3 per day :¢ 10to 818 per wk. 0. W. Kend Ocean end of Tennesens ave. my31-2m Mra J. F. NEALL of Tiogs. JAOTEL MT. NON se Puribcavs. neat the beech. Auantic City. N. J. Strictly first-class. Cuinines feature. Terms reason: “ptm OTEL ORJENTAL, He Atlantic City, N. J. Xow BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. fect July 9, 180%. corner of New Faresy ene and © etrant Northwest, Vestibaled Limited © mi. GAs. B40 pan. , 12.95 mie ie For Cincinnati, &t. Louis ant Tnianspolis, Vestl- buted Timited. 7.30 yt. express 12.30 lent. For Pittahuri and Cleveland, express daily 11.331. mand 40 p.m. For Fatington and Staunton, 410.4990. For Winchester and wav stations, $5.30 Pm. Schednte in For Chicago w For Luray, Natural Brilue. Rasnoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga’ and Memphis, 11.10 p.m, dally; sleep ing cars throueh to Memphis and Nashville, pis For Env’ ai 13. vata a 9.20, 10.00,"45 Poesy w 39. xi 30. x? pat Agnanalte, 7ivant 1s an. 12.13ant om. ars eat pt Por Frederick, 110-40, t1L 39 atn., $L1 M432 Rm. ‘For Warerstown, #10. 49a.m. and $3.29 p.rn. For Rord an’ way noints, *1 49 p.m. ‘orGalthershuire $2.00, 14.353 notion and way noints, $9.3) Fixvrmey sintionsoaly, 410.49a.m.. 4.3%, 13.001. For Rac Ride, week diye. G1 ac. and 428 p.m Snmfara O35 inoand Tt) sal AIA Tem ROYAL BLUE LINE For NEW YORE AND PHIL ADELPHIA its, Naw York, 1 18.09. Din yam Car), 8.0), (11.309. m.. ofenat Tod otetonkh. * UE 30P: Buffet Parlor Carson at day trains. For Boston. *2.40 n.1n., with Pullman Rafat Stes. ine Carrnnning thenweh’ to Boston withoit awags fe RouehKeencio bridge, landing passengers in Beat M. station at 'Roston ‘or Atlantic City, 10.00a.m. and 12.09 noo. Saa days, 12.00 noon. TExcopt Sunday. Sleeping Car, ‘Daily. §Sundayonty. ‘xExpress traine for an checkol from hotels aa ion Transver Co, on orders laf and LIST Pa. ave, and at lapot, CHAS, 0. SCUL. "e101 Gen, Paws: ICHMOND AXD DANVILLT RATLROAD. F. W. HUIDEKOPER AND REUBEN FOSTER, RS. R mingbam. | Pullman Stee ew York and Washine- Greensboro with Sleanar for. Aniraste. 4459 Daily, except Sunday, for Front Roya. and Strasburg. 00 p.10. Daily for nrineina’ not southon Rich. dand Danville 9 Sleeper Was! arlotte, Asheville ani Daily WASHINGTON AND SOUTH. WESTEDN VESTIBULED LIMITED, comnpowd 91. tireiy of Pullman Sieepers an} Dink ra, ant rane nia. Montgomery and New Orleans, with Pail. nan Sleeper through New York and W New Orleans via Monteomery. aml ©. Anetayand, Now WL to ahecsticama foe Serine nt Washington ts Momohie via Rirmsiuehans aie) Pullman Slesner Hirwniuchem to Winona. Mise iny rar New York ta Monseamare, TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND ONTODIV) leave Washington at 9, 4.25, Rownd Mill and 54 Round Hil. . 5 daily except Sun! Bas fi mth arrive Washington wary ity S45 pn. Mee nawens Divisio Tickets, §) cy tha furnished at ofioe, 11400 Pennavivania ava. and at Passenser’ Station, Penusyivania Tailrond, Washingt, DLC. Ww. Gen. Man. W.A.TU! Gen. Pass. Act. VN.Genoral Avent Passender Dept. (QHESAPEAKE AND OHTO RAILWAY. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 98, 1903 Trains leave daily from Union Station (B: aa .), Othand Bets Through the grandes: scenery in, Amartes. with thy hardgomest and inost completo Solid-Train Servi mn 2:00. pon. dailv— “Washington and Chicags Sp. al'—Solid | veatibuled, newly equipped. - electri Highted train.” Pullman's finest sleaping cars. Was Sneton te Chicas, “Dining ear fron. Washin rt Arrives Cincinnatt m.. Chicago tatty. > a.m., Indianapolis 11:40 a, 11:10. mn. daily—The famons “*P. F. V. Limitean— | asotid votioute train with dining car and Pallas Hleepers’ for Cincinnati, Lexinston ant Tonisvitier without change, arriving at Cincinnatl 622. Lexington '1a'p.m | Lonfayt‘ie 9: Spot BO eae eo onnectingin Vnion dep Pulimannlerver Monda:s, points. vednesdaysant | ‘PHE HOrsFORD ELECTRIC MEDICATED vapor bath, unexcelled asa luxury and as a pra- ventive to disease. Also facial steaming and mas- sage. 918 H st. nw. my15-3mu" ATRICK H. C. BRENNAN, PUBLIC ACCOUNT: ant and Auditor, 1:24 F st. pw. Investigations and reports made of bankrupt andinsolvent concerus, ‘estates taken care of. &c. Jere mi onsen 4e21-2m_Also Hotel Johnson, Washington, D.C. HOTe+ THAxMORE, HSTEt WELLINGTON. E. L. JOHNSON, Proprietor, OTEL STICKNEY. KENTUCKY AVE. : 100 FT from beach excellant table, Rates, oe) 5 ‘werk. Homel Por 007 1 90 99 S18 Dee wey TICE NET Atlantic City, 3. ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. W. W. GREEN & CO. 225m OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE. M.A. & H. 8 MILNOR._ KEMLWORTE sfc crry, x. 3. ‘entucky ave., near: ‘ern conveniences. the neach. lectric elevator : moa- (apz7Sinl_ Mrs ANNIF GRUBB. A FONTAINE, KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR THE 3. Everything first-class. $8 to $12 5 M beach, Atlantic Cit sein OoS WRIGHT. ENTONE, SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. ‘arst-class AM beach: | central: ‘accommod: ‘ernis reasonable. itis < FOX & BOOTH. SAGINAW INN. CONNECTICUT AVE.. ATLAN- S tie city. — Fr mnattresses ; $2. and to permai Hotel Kaaterskill gr ‘View of ocean : everythin new: hair ‘day. rook Truesta: PRANK and Continental. 3yB0e1st_ ULD YOU WANT PLEASURE AND LEAL solid comfort the place to Aiud ft ts at the RIDGWAY Faten bye ii. KAY, | nent Large old shade trees embower the whole frout and make It # most delientful plaoe to rest. The house has been remodeled and refurnished thy ronehout. ‘All the comforts of home at the lowest price. Write for terms. 3 famlly house ; new! an mh wereolzt On the beach. ee SAMUEL WAGNER & SON, Delaware ave. Proprietors. Atlantic and Connecticnt aves. . high-class furnished; ter: 4 Seats athad ‘since last isa MRS. FR. WILE. HE IRVINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. deach. Steam heat. Elevator. Send for ested circular. mean CHAMBENS & HOOPES. (BE Letanpe _Sel-tm (HE Mays: ‘On the beach. Massachnertts aver SAMUEL WAGs TON, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Accommodates 00.” Coaches to "meet all trains and eat < 1e15-Gw ‘Terms reasouable. Aspery PARK, N. J. “ASBURY PARK, 4A ‘One square froin the beac “ASBURY PARK, HOTEL GUERNSE: mattresses, seasou. ethene ott ocean fro proven; acters Kade We HARV ER Ie 184 bigeks from the ocean. am pos _| “Maguificent splendid boatinz, a "ASBURY PARK, 3 | hing. Cataine tirst-c rescimetag a THE ONLY SPRINGS TS VIRGINIA WITH A Select family hoter" FIRST-CLASS MODERN HOTEL. | Selec ites #10 per week and upward i Torus nea nd tor ve ciretlag. Ses at Adress until June 20 8t. Janes itn Wal | ATALARIA HOTEL any Pork, 32 after that date to Elkton. Va. my ‘Send for cireular. ” HOWAko'’s Lick. on Hakpy ware stLpucR 32m APPLEGATE, Proprietor. _| 32 Rprinus:slevation 2.000 feet above ‘the sew ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, ASBURY PARK. S.J. | ating; round-trip Ucketwenn te hed eer See ee This leading hotel opens June #4. Also of the | from Washington and othe: points, Poreircuiars and lotel Glencoe, “Mt. Auburn, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ad- termsaddress “HOWAKIoS LICK Co dress until June 15, THEO. OVES, Prop. sel-2m “Jes tiat Mathias, Hardy county, W.Va. 200. Mu S17 irry cuiests to and froin the beach. BRE ceenae eR ave. near the beac ‘Aint Cig. Sa Modora conveniences.” Opens June 1. i F's. OREM. Prontistor. ALBERMARLE, VIRGINIA _A\ Tlinstrated booklet mailed Terms near beach Capacity 200) COPE &"BAMPORD, HE ROSSMORY.— aS SPECIAL KATES, EVERY CONVE! M. 3. ECKERT, Formerly of the Flori HE WALLINGFORD, Pacific ave. below Kentucky; terms, $1.50 and lay ; 8S and 8) per week, Mrs. M.A. GRAVATT WINGFIELD, Ccoan ave.. near the ocean, Atlantic City, N. J. Mrs. M. CASSIO ASBURY PARK, N. J. The Lafayette, w and beautifully equipped corner hotel, Capacity, usie daily. Send for Lh ana s i “THE ALBERMAR h. All modern im: Artesian water. Music. Send for c Pel Han . TT. TTHAY delightfully located: modern conveniences : b: sanitation: ‘superior table: Sth THOS. G. ALLAN & SON. ipotkeck iet7 Su HOTEL COLUMBIA. 6th ave. ;" ail modern im- tions, 200: ‘cuisine the best. ks, Proprietor. Jeb SBURY PARK. NJ. “THE. FENIMORE.” OMA AO ope. Titatrarde one ‘agin Uy the _Nolbebrews taken EX2beoren: All Passenger elevator; ‘Send for eirculare, mye C*E MAY, 2 HOT Opens June 17. ments. Tel tome: rectly en tors. Be. Point, N.'5. 108! aay 13-230 ‘uests near beach. TLLIAMS, TBE Winvson, O fect; first-class table ments. _Jel-tu, th, ED SWISS, 001 wish a nice Sune a | beds.” We have | Setieoet: ot sliwoor, # | Indian office: SepHE AM appointwenta C,H ‘Terms reasonable. Jel ___ ASBURY Pai ‘1k WINDSOR. ASBURY PARK, 3. fhe beach. “The iuauagement re SEA-SIDE-JERSEY COAST. LESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, N. J. modern | modern improvements. (CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY, N.3. Season of 1893 opens June 29. CLAN HOUSE. OCEAN GROVE, N. thoronghiy renovated .wanitary atrangemeuts per- reasoual | Sous for 130, Box 317. 1. PRENTII j \CEAN GROVE. N. 3. HOTEL SPRAY YEW, Directly on the beach. | oughly renovated and wating £0. to hw: Ne NGTON.* OCEAN GROVE, N.3. | Mnder new inenageinent. uewly painted” aud te | furnished ; location central: ni “DHE ALASKA.” Ocean Grove, N.J.. Pit Dione house fram tne beech” Skis doee iam NJ. wenlencés, including Swater baths’ fn Louse KOBT. B. ENGLE, Prop, Beach Haven, %. 3. bot sea EL LAFAYETTE” 28 the ‘beach. All rect; Pee katie 10) ARLTON ACCOMMODATES 350 GUESTS; DI- beach; all modern improvements, ues: 15 OF Sperasy. dethtont” 1. P. CAKE GLENWOOD, CAPE MAY CITY, NOW OPEN FOR Rates, 8 to $12 weekly. §, P. CAPE MAY, ¥. 3. DIRECTLY ON THE WILL OPES SUSE Se ‘W. W. GREEN. 3.—HOTEL Aselect family hotel; ther- q conteinine all'modera tmpre JOSEPH WHITE Proprietor. EAN GHOVE, —1¥ YOU KED SWIss GOT. avenue, Miss ay. & delightful Tock Box 190, where sou will table, airy rooms and clean, tried’ it: Miss Thatcher, dead letter med. Air ion office ; Print bata eee irictly first-class in al) MILLAR, Proprietor. 1y6-0ol: XN. H. KILMER, Proprietor. First-class bonse. A my31-3m Spring _3y6-Im SPRI Oren trom Jane L | _set-tigma ‘PE CARROLLTO! Ocean Address THE CARHOLLTON ‘OTEL ALLAIRE. ¥ SPRING LAKE. N. 3. rtestan Water, ty ‘OTEL CARLETON, _ Open to October 1; new management &c. :artesian water ;oceaa front. to: iN ‘On. Grove, N.J. venue. Pe soy ‘Lake Beach, N.J. NG LAKE, S. 3. ‘Sctober. * KOK. LETCHWORTH._ _SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAND. SPRINGS “AND BATHS. AUQUIER 8 ‘SPRINGS, VA. Deere a Ee BARE Marneet ete of Everett Hotel. Jackennvitie, Fis.) Amod- ratciant very, Wt and cold sulphone ath. MBE eorex suNE 15 P E 1S. Peer ry Gemtral compection “of enntyivente HINCKLEY, Prop. eque, Bradtord Os.. Pa, HOTEL, mat of the hi sumiuit Of the Bion idee Mountai 900 feat sow seu level, Pare water, whee ae Bertect health. no malaria, po mo-quites, heute" ride trom tank Will open Sune wa. tod Wk WHE NOR brows ¥. 0. tiiue tte Sum, ‘cuisine a aan Pe QEEXEY SPRINGS AND BATHE SHENA SDoait county. “Va. elevation, "300 fect arcpuucaa . 1,000; mineral ters and hath unrivaled; fine Srivoe: send tscuntate: Sameer susclicay mast Tefined society: Send for catalornes. itm WW... 30N88., Ok ENON SPRINGS AND MINEMAL BATES ‘tic boure feos astinaton, fm the eel = Sear. Winchestor.” Ve a : het: ‘ean be received eariiee: ‘NO BAL: aft home Somatoris: rations) amucomente; modersts ‘hares alers. <iving all information. at thr ttheoMiceof AS. Pratt & building. Fst aS PRATT, my? 10w ‘Proprietor. OCKINGHAM. VA. SPRIN S—MOUNTATS house resect. Waters’ cal ee ithia ‘and “sulphur,” Propertios’ enti iemlatal, tom 4 alterative: 25 ver mont a9 HOPKINS. MeGaheyville. V WINDSOR, SULPHUR, 4PRINGS ores eneate 3. Cal FANGS yous, Pen sve oF addins nsyivania #¥e,, oF ELLY, New Windsor, Md. Comtoriatle om lar and infesmation apriy connections. For c J. A. RHAPPES ‘Star offi, or eidress 7. H. ae ee T OF BROCKSIDE, on the, wiyanuit of ths sca level, wall open OO. all homie conaforts 2 Soue 1 moctations for the purer of water: no dies: 10 mong alton wood t isle Gourds amnd al rates withia Sie resco Atay fae iar _ty28-tn Brookside, Preston connaty. W.Va, ENE “HOTEL POWHATAN. AVOID MA: moet beentitel scewery ts from tee Sool weapon ‘the Hotel Powhatan “arian = fs Vee Ath qt tes slectrt Ttebin end Uctie table soa Soanty peaeeleds So gas ae canner areas mutation s Via the B. and ©. four: tretns Phim acct ae eS Aaa Proprietor, Charlestown, W. Ve. wikte OUNTAIN HOME COTTAGE (NEAR DEFR- MSA Aiton onine S aero. soir Rae Short distance froin the Deer Park Motel” Mra. J. 5. LAUGALIN, Deer Park, Md. FPo8t Wiliam nexny BoreL LAKE GEORGE, N. ¥., Qnen. ‘The inreest, best appointed ant most PURE WATER, PURE ATR, PERFECT BRALTR. Hotel Grenovie, NOBLE, and enn Be a Owner KREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSI ¥ Fruit Hit wees Kemcles tate Fou aclpeeie. 8d “Noe open. ce FJ OLEL ESSICK. HIGHLAND LAKE, Pa. Most ‘charmine momitalt resort in Acpertca, Rentd for Se15-2an* a a ~ Mgoetarz 1 4 PARE ROTEL. RF MarIN san! 3.000, « WaT Sa hee Sr o1-2m best . ‘ont MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL D0 Mountain Lake Park, Ma. MSSRTAIX VIEW HoUSE_oN TOP OF ; 3.000 fh. elevation: 0: Airy rooms. saddle and Ari rates. “Address JOHN A. LAN T re HE LOcKWooD, HARPER'S FERRY, Wo Va. ‘Win opea June 1. Mrs 8. E. LOVETT, Broprietrem. Terms, 0 per week. pase a ‘HE SUMMIT HOUSE OPENS JUNE 1p, InOk "True lareens ponsean brewen pater nt Warpes Ferry, W.Va. For circulars aul terms aadrows mya" ‘5. W. LIGHT NER. IN | OPEN | able | the rates, &c., address _ dork City, PoOPHAM BEACH. Excelient table beautiful beach, PRIEST. Wanlucer 1 fan: ‘The &, class: bathing, boat ries : | Week. Address’ | “ye-ae | 7 SORT, Situated on BELLEVUE AVE. cellent table daily suppited EWPORT, R. 1., OCEAN HOUSE 8 JUNE 24. 1803, the most fashion. rt of tis fe ace, Tass sear rae and adjor: Secing the distinctive featarcent SUMMER LIFE AT Not fornd elsewbere in the place. For pamphlet, aeste an opportunity EWPORT JOHN G. WEAVER Ocean House, Newport, KI. or Everett House, New 2 yacht MAINE. “The Kiverside opens for season J ‘The Rockledge opens for sewsy Suny te je wervice, electric bells, finest anf “bath water. i rare ra ine HA itamonte,” Altamonte ormation and circulars can also be: ‘Washington ral ir YOBBS “ISLAND, VIRGINIA’S SEASIDE RE- in the ‘Atlantic surf bathing and maeni! Those desiring a pleassut ‘ocean, unrivaled for its ificent view of the ores. and easy time and ty | ofshoeting and shine can find it at COBB I8- LAND. Suipe and fish ‘of all Kinds in abundance. ROUTE. We will, meet daily the 11 07 north-bound and the 4:51 souen bound ons oy isiand by steamer, my27-tu,th,s2m COLTON” under. ADAW REHOBOTH | _my23<tm* OUGLASS HON been Temodeled bar attached yprtetor. oS SPRING BEPPouw spa: BE “THE cat A RR ‘Terms: $2.50, week, #40.00 per month. address COBB & BPADY, Chesapeake Pow Olea Va, auspices. SS CO.. Coltou's, Bt ‘Stra, Waketield and Arrowsmith. Hore: Hexxores, Yenlences: opeu from June to ‘November: :terms reasonable. WM. MM. Ei For ‘HE POTOMAC” NOW OPENED MRS. “REBECCA 4. Mary's county, Ma. vis | MOORE'S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT. | MTottemtown: Was or noe eee ERORT yest. Fern $1.30 paras. 8: | Gren under I? and nurses hale | steamboats daily. ERIE | jy18.m BEACH, DELAWARE, ‘Now open. Write for circular. WALTER BURTON. REHOBOTH. DEL.. HAS fitted with all moder. ant aS AND BATRS. as, DFORD, PA ‘LSBAD OF AMERICA” HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. 1. B. DOTY, Manacer. SPRING HOTEL, | D Blue Ridge mountains. "Western Maryland RR. Wilt ‘This elecant hote! Jast season. thereby much and upward. For dress FRANK A. R ty lard’s ton; the ate: heya: wx <prines, water Per day rer rates to season gtieats, selection ‘of roo ST Hotel “Henny 21 to BUENA VISTA SPRING P.° ote! every Saturday durin Hom 10am. to4 te $ NEE SPRINGS HOTFL. LAND SPRINGS OF MARYLAND, Spring valley. 5 swimmtug pool, June 21. 188. as heen creatly entareed enabling ‘he company to per week ane ‘or ad ittmore, FHM. Bost will beat May MD. St nities from Washing. for indicestion. liver and kid- flowing over 1000.00) “allons billiards, bowling alley, ridinw, driving: no mosquitoes, no malaria, n> ust: hugh” elevation: pure, dry’ air elegant, luxurtons, homelike table: New England dining roont mervice: fine mnie: un On top of the Allezher eylvania ral Chicago and the east. myT-in EMTs LITHIA ‘This famous reset agement of Mr. GEO, and Albion Hotels, Bi ew. with all modern Seciric boils, closets, &e., &c. Ww ee Airst-rlass hotel: terms, #14 to scrip tive book to office of Evening star. or to. HE MOUNTAIN 1 oe OPENS JUNE A aelietfal point to break the Jor ELKTON, ROCK! bic und private from the celebrated ‘a million ands half x into the hotel. all modern convenienras of & 220 per weak. wand for WML. STORK. Owner. HOUSE, ESSO' ny road Write for ch tee Bee SPRINGS. INGHAM COUNTY, Va. as JUNE. 21 under the man. F\DaMSct “the Se Sumtes altimore. ‘The hotel baiidine Improvements Elkton Lithia. Sprin wallone “atts, is piped WHITE COTTAGE. HARPEWS FERRY, W.VA ‘view o. the Shenanlosh river. Open ROS. “Send for = cirewlar H. BELL sett -3em terms. Address KP8eswo0n Isx, LAKE WISNIPESAUGES, WOLFEBORORO, XH ‘This well-known Posting, billiards. for tennis one of the those desiri from the ing accormmoda New Enviand. clous erounds them Conrerendence tions should be ad MANAGER, J6-2000! __Kinewwood Inn. Wolfeboro’. . H_ [RE GHTFUL SUMMER Resort, KE [Sie Retertown, ska" ae for the reception of S Bend tor 4 rice my ie a Fain POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ MAXYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CO. hime ne Lenten leaves a4 azenerecy Montag st 8 Fat p.m. for Baltunore Tan. ALL ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST. ALU ENGR FREIGHT MUST BET freight I we “STEPHENSON & BRO.. Ante Soo7 Sem ‘Teh Street Whart, Wee MBOAT CO.. “LIMITED.” “ferry whiart” Steamer Wak: WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 a.m. for Nomini . Va. and intermetiace landines. Returuine 7) AS, DAYS and SUNDA Schedule» TV. Arrowsmith on MONDAYS «nf NEXDAYS at 3-00 p.1n. for Alexandria, y Bosch andall Jower river landines. returning Jeeves TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS for return Une auee neenincton WEDSEADAT sed HDAY MORNINGS, On KATCRDANS at 52 Garter Colonial Bench. Colton: . George's Teland” Smith ‘creek. Coan and fe returning leaves Kinaaie, SUNDAYS about 10 pea sos as NEW Porowac kiVER LINE NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDATA, Will leave River View wharl, 7th st., every Sen Tuesday and Thursday at 7 aim. Landine at oil Wharfs as far down nx Maddox on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays a: pm. sencer accom lation Arat-class. Freight received Baul hourof sailine. ‘telephone, 1700 FAREED O0..qgvant, Aletindee.” OS ' naxpate, aptytr __Proveletor and Msisewe. NORPOLE AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOATCO, DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. Bc, FORTRESS MONROE ana NORFOLK, VA. ‘The new ant powerful Iron Palace Steamers WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK—SOUTH BOUND. Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of 7th Steamer Sur Pm and Steamer Lady ats pm dines. and Wedn ae 8 ‘AID, st wharf, arrive Monroe at 6:30 a.m. das. Arrive at Norfolk at _7:304.m., where rated ‘ecounections are tuade for all’ points south and sousa- west, NORTH BOUND. Leave Nortalt daily at 10 pm. Taave Fi Arrive at Washingion ‘os O9e Monroe ai 3, G1, 1951 and 1421 Pesnayt fst. bw, ia the new iins, 3NO. CALLABAY, OCEAN TRAVE = — —= KPKUR W. KOBSON, Passenger and Tourist Avent, Gi5 1 6 1604. Branch of Baitimore, Md. cond Cabin ame second Stoecnce tickets by Durope, Asia, Africa, Australia ton, Frovidence, Norfolk. Savannah and i -fineth or state Toome reserved on any Aocts aad plans of steamer fur FOK THOS COOK & SON. tensivon o8 OUTS tommy Dar Of the Wael erat: 2 sul: on Eaxiand, and the Weai In Lies |S Also to Be hints soutl Foreicn express and custo: house broker, Agents imal the principal cities of Lurope. Sead for i= structions “How to Sip.” apidte LADIES’ GOOD: RESSMAKING ALL SUMM + QUICK Dis Patch; hizh-class work .Jow prices, EDIE A. HICKS, fo Raith wt. OLINE LERCH, 600 12TH ST. “e AKTISTIC DYES » sim NTON AND cany and 1206-1208 T st nw CLEANT D RESTORING of light, heavy tan ‘of ornamental materials, goods, fabrics aud artirie | wear. OUTING SUITS given particular attention Oar | patronaie extends into the wost fesbionstie cirem vu ete ae ae i = : we Work, ! QOvrixe Servs Qoderate Price Axrox Frscues, orders receive: isl) DYE WORKS, 908 G st. a C__ AND _NOTARTES PUBL DrEow vOMMISSI | — j NOPARI mite ioe s SPECIALE yy He uty L821 a | Alwass tn office office hours - sartt \OMMISSIONER OF DERDS FOR FVPRT STaay ( nd corritory, Notary ana. Couaniesioner cas OT GUN E BEALL 134 Tae