Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1894, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1894—TWELVE PAGES. 11 FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. | RAILROADS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. FOR SALE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE ON G ST. | B.W.; only $1,500; brick; 6 rooms and bath; about 21 feet front; tine investment. FOR SALE—Another tine frame house; lot worth pri st. se. it FOR SALE—A RARE CHA’ The owner of SEVERAL ING HOUSES IN THE EST i THORIZED ME TO Sette at StcH Fi WILL PAY 11 PEW CEST NET. for 'P. TICU it Bavip D S108 , S04 and 806 F |ALB—12 PER CENT INTEREST 1S WHAT CAN GET ON INVESTS Ga nice brick house fer $1,250; now renting for $12.50 a mouth; on & nice street, with side Walk, water, gas, sewer, sad: trees, back yard, 10-ft- paved alley in, rear: one square from cars and her indice: worth $1,900; owner forced to sell Bt auch & sacridce, Apply soon. ‘Datip D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. nw. AND EXCHANGE—A FEW DESIRA- FOR SALE—TWO GOOD LOTS, EACH 24x130, ON Jefferson st. near Fillmore, Abacostla: bargain at 3650 each; no = required {f purchaser os tO i SEARGARDTER, 613 15th st. id at once. a FOR SALE—DON'T PAY $100 FOR A LOT WHEN you can buy lote at Columbia Park from $25 to $75. Tatil Ea 21 we will give you your choice for $35; | Gag, of installments; 10 ‘per cent off for cash. Oi nw. Je2-tf For sey AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST— | A beautiful lot, on 1éth st. extended, near Park St., Mt. Pleasant; 30x12; 75 cts. per sq. foots | } terms very easy. Jes FOR SALE_FIVE on Tennallytown road, just north of Oak View, and a number of the most eligible tracts for subdivision OL Dan ry that_neighhorhood. EolpsboRovaH 8! & aps-Bt&s,tuktht? 1503 Penn. ave. KALORAMA rice, $1.10 & 508 Pa. ave. FoR SaLE—LoT BLOCK 12, Heights; beautiful foot. GOLDSEO! allots 100150; sib nant houses; easy payments. Cail for special lst cheap resi- Gence and investment property. Also for ex- property, tmproved, from good income; ¢ some excellent ao to $100,000, paying ineumbrance, ot ‘and — JOHN $028-3t 700 For saLe— owner of one of the MOST BEAUTIFULLY ATED, ELEGANT HOUSES tn W: iG AVE. bo ee ond Lor fae. B SDSOMELY FINISHED Hite vosiness taking Bin four the city, hes to structed me to sel Me Non 85 “Ea what it has cost. J.B. WI Real Estate, 60S 13th st. For SaLe way NOT BUY A LITTLE HOUSE? Graceland court, det. te ‘and 17; and NEAR N. ¥. AVE, NEW 9 modern improve- brick stable; all in perfect to a 80-foot alley; street or address é0. W. LINKINS, 800 19th st. n.w. Je28-3t LE AFRO-AMERIOAN 3 EXPLOYE, §-E. HOUSE: NICE N. W. Lf te pn ADD! . W. HOME, = STAR OFFICE. SALE—CHEAP—ON Fon! TERMS—ONE 1 —! oS lots; by Alexandria, Va., near gad cars. Address MASCOT, ‘Star ‘office. at SALE—12 PER CENT NET INVESTMENT— room brick house; water and sewer; in the est. few to SERGE diledot hla Ss, eon OR SALE-ON EASY TERMS—NINE-ROOM house, with all ra improvements section; near cable paens cate Sanees cash: balance $40 pe: BROS., 1 Cee ee 100 AND a te th st. near 8) 2 per DLDsKONOLGH BROS. *& Co” }-St&ks, tu, th, te FOR SALE_A BEAUTIFUL st. bet. I4th and ‘coe rire Sox160 ‘ft.; a very ble igation house thereon phy for FULLER, 504 11th st. nw. oe HORSES AND VEHICLES. ed FOR SALE-I HAVE JUST RECEIVED ¥RVENTY- ee ee ae tons, Sragons.. jump seats y and fuinily cn ot ail the Intest ‘styles and best makete that T will Sell at any reasonable offer. We confidently as- ert that we are selling more gentlemen's ‘driving urmouty than any other concera in Washington. Awod ly guaranteed. GEO. W. TAYLOR, Je28-6t 1831-33 H et. n.w. TARE Laide foot. Pa. FOR | SALE_FINE FINE STYLISH 80) (01 bands high; €@ years o one cae C4 driver and cverfect rider rider not afraid of electric, ss me —— for want of Seat-2 Call Fine Horses and Carriages At Bargain Prices. ‘We have « pumber of fine Horses, thor- oughly acclimated and broken to city Work, which we will sell CHMAP, now | Cinciuu that our season is over. Also a number of new and slightly used Carriages, which will be disposed of at | sie: Practically your own price. Downey’s Hotel for Horses, 1622-1628 L ST. N.W. ‘Phone 655. WANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH—A HORSB ge. gorered wagon, suitable for delivery Nragon without’ horse, Address cise vee c8. |AETON river and kind. A EAN fh and 14th, H and I ste. aw. terms, month. ' Aj 2 ‘SIMPSON, 700 34th at. mw. We ig soc sese BRICK BAY- Street s.c., for $1,600; pjerme. J. BPRIGG POOLE, 08 F st. nw. SALB—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST. © charming home, northeast, at terminus of Hs railroad, Ss 0: S-room cottage; all imps. porches side and fruit and flowers: 3,000 ft. f averytaing eat and Inviting $500 cash. TWO-STORY Bay-wIXDow brick front; 6 rooms, and celli alr ar i a im Grant Place.. eral lots in the northwest. ‘and on Colux- Heights to exchat wi Sa ARLES EARLY, OS 608 14th st. ow. pe BO oe tt tt 5 4 gi irs SALES ROOM NEW STONE PRONT HPUSB; every convenience; N. C. ave. near 10! ‘ for"only 94.500; nly) $500 cash’ required: worth THESE BARGAINS - B.W., near N. J. new S-room concreted cellar; ick furnace ge picenaess porcelain bath; i coratéd, large rooms; to $6,600. ‘oak mantels cltgtrie light 30x100 to, w wile alley. Price reduced to ‘monthly. 1711 Riggs place, overlooking 10-r00m bri room Tar: furnace; elegant man’ wide alley. Price cut to alance to suit. Call =t once. 3028-81 at PARKS, 614 F FoR SALE—Si4 STH ST. > 3 STORY 9 ROOM bay-window brick: bath, bot’ and cold water; strobes: gas; title perfect; If gold on time, not han $600 cash, with’ interest on deferred payments, © ber cent, quarterly; otherwise buy- ‘ex's own ‘terms; would rent to a prompt pay! tenant by the year at $23.50 _023-00° Room 99, Gorcoras Butiding. FOR SALE_HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY brick dwelling, 1815 19th st. on. thirteen rooms and bath room; all latest tmprovements; carefully built under our personal supervision and fret-clase in every respect: Rouse open for tion, For further particulars apply to TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. FOR S4LE—SEVERAL HANDSOME NEW DWELL- ings within three squares of Dupont Circle. Prices from $10.500 to $25,000. (Nos. 143 to 147.) TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F ast. FoR SALE—EAST CaPTTOL ST. NEAR LINCOLN _ Pe and Park, $-room brick; large rear; Lay Apoly. oorm La Harrison,” cor, 84 sad G Je21-1x0_ For qatae-uans —BELOW COST — EASY term2—1809, fp i 33 18th st.; finely finished; a rj tion halls, ‘rep 20 fr het "Koja ‘of WHER. Iso Tee by SALE—A HANDSOME NEW BROW N-STONE near lowa Circle; 25-ft. front; 9 rooms: bath eat Fromm bells apd lighting? 1 ae ‘This is a Dareain, worta 810,00. ‘wii sell at once “stoRaES & & MOORE, JolG-tt 006 F st. nw. POR S4LE—a LARGE BRICK younpay AND Pectin shop tm Ontarto, Canada: Rae an, exceptional opportuni FOR SALE-HANDSOME NEW 6-ROOM, STONE and brick; 1938 Sth, near T st. nw.; a.m.t; eoncrete cellar; furnace; cabinet mantels; elec: trie gas lighting; for $5.000; one-fourth’ cash. Owner and key st 1934 Sth st. nw. m: FOR SALE—TO SETTLE AN ESTATE THREE Gory. Drese-bri:k houses opposite Franklin Parks 1% Inches on I st. Z 144 ft.; stables on tear lot. “apply to Dr. D. épay, Executor, | 16% P st. aw. me For sau as ) OR LEASE—COM aonRoS “at RUR- dan read psn Woodley lano and Tennaily- roa town me lawn (1003200 feet) and excellent WOLDSBOROUGH BROS. & CO. _Sp3-Stkes, tudtbit 1508 Pena. av tersection with Massachusetts avenue extended: handsomely and completely finished from gurret to basement: zrounds (30,000 feet); beautiful views; . $00,000; would lease to it. OROUGH BROS. & C 502 Penn. an acceptabie ten: ‘GOLDS ap3-3t&s,tu&tht? WOR SALE—S17 14TH ST. N. brick house; 6 rooms: Drick; aml; only $3,500 aa STURGES & 31 06 F st. FOR SALE—AN FI OM BRIC 7. | FOR ‘RENT—MT. PLEAS#NT—LARGE FURNISH- |For sa FOR SALE—HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS, sound, stylish,kind and gentle; lady can aztve him! ssc city; can be tried. 927 D st. nw. R SALE reliable, ness; ay ‘onreaat, ad ap ikemsington) aad aad 1ith si hagas ens me beset FoR aa LE—AT CO8T_—FOR CASH ONLY- ONL} X- SUR aay ae st. aw, GREAT BaRG. LOT OF SPLENDIDLY BRED, wonses at some, foag tafis and’ manca‘Ssousds sate thd toet Qre roam mare, 16, hands high, very handsome: 5 years old; splend Toad. alf-bred hackuey; ‘fine pound and good driv; splendidly bred, well broken abd sound. "ata ber of 2 and 3-year-old colts; fashionably bred and very promising. Frices ares wif fe hows a to ll ston COL & <e, Leg md — ear Frederick City, Md. R saLe— Fine trap; ttle shop-worn a ae 300 road Ry ot pe Ra - cent EW ‘youk HARNESS Sena 1641 Pity ogg = OAR LIGHT nent ain ‘$75, bus! mites eared We ms RSES_JUST ARRIVED ari and work LEY'S Sale 1405 B st. aw. FOR SALE-TWO FINE, NEW, LIGHT VIC- torias; property ef ai estate; fine builders; with two years’ rantee; at your own price. bevscen at STABLES, 1841 °W et. Ewe Seis-tt FOR SALE—THE LA lebars, $46 up; business wagons of all kinds, our own manufac- ture and cheaper les. We open om Monday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock, to enable those not able to call during the day to examine our stock. 13m COOK & JARBOE, 3295 M st. aw. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR SALB—TO THOSE LOOKING FoR A BHAC. | 2 tiful suburban residence I should en el like to submit fous for 2 ‘norses small hennery, attached: vaxlety of trees; also shade trees: ria pari is pi ty is worthy of inspection; ice. oa terme nih bg made to sult rca, Pie chaser. ee ARS ALE Je28-3t 511 1ith st. nw. FOR SALE—BROOKLAND—BEAUTIFUL HOME; 8 rooms, cellar, attic; two blocks from cars; ches sell. "Address OPPORTUNITY $3.80 For RENT—A MAGNIFICENT OLD HOME NEAR Benning station, D. C.; =. with a sary outbuildings and *o acres of land; gusellent view of the city. “B. T. Weicu, Jr. Fs Also SMALL HOUSE, WITH 1 1-2 ACRES land. stable, etc. Kent $10 per month sal Jezs-6t B. T. WELCH, Jr., 600 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE—6 MILES FROM Washington, a nice @-room house, about os utes’ walk aon the large root COMBS & i, FOR S4LE—A 7-ROOM Hi - ave. FOR RENT—OR SALE—FALLS CHURCH, VA pleasant 10-room cottage near station: opposl the Evergreen; large garden, fruit, shade, water; terms easy. ‘Avply at 52 B REAL ESTA‘ CO. 0th and -G sis. aw. FOR SALE—EIGHT-ROOM COTTAGE avenue, Takoma Park; lot suit the times. Apply to avenue, Takoma Park, D. C. house for the summer; 10 rooms and bat! fee's reduced rent. JAS. W. SOMERV: ‘6th and Howard a FoR SALE—THE FOLLOWING in 2 miies of Washington: small house, for age st. nw, FOR SALB—TAKOMA—TEN MINUTES’ WaLk from, the car line, neur the spring, a newly deco- with double parlors, ball 4 acre of ground,’ with 2.500; easy lems.’ Take and call at Mr. » third a north ‘NINE- . just finished: large attic, cellar, bath, excellent water; wind mili price, $4, B, 452 D st. tf NDEL-ON-THE-BAY—LOTS FROM easy payment; a delightful, con- ater resort A wood shed, _F. LEIGHTON FOR SALE—ARt t Jel-im f.. om 12th st. me. $100 cash, Interest: lag “eat; office open to $ p RANK LL. ap2s-tt ‘Cor. 13th and G sts. n. FoR SALE-28 12TH ST. SE; NEW Drtek Rouse; all imps.:" papered; Catholt- b i be sold to res ered people. § Appiy to OWNI FRAN Adi L AED ks. ts HANCOCK & co., | . Toth “and NEY, $20 PER MONTH bath bricks: ly pered; pe bade, &e. Take Brighi wood ave. Cars to Newman terrace. 4007 Sth st. uw. Pe Db. my-tia” | : Tngaire NEV a.w., or Lakeland, fA Md. G11 7th’ at. AR THE STA- IL; 18,000 sq. of shade, pore air and ater, Als ve; rent reduced. ‘Sob's COMMERCIAL COLLSGE, "31 EF Cap ti nL st. Je FOR | RENTSEVERAL COTTAGES AT LAKE. | land, Md. foom $6 to $20 per mo: 4 to 8 rooms. Call’ at 611 71 ‘land. my3-3m BOARDING ‘ACRES, FRONTING 500 FEET gael RICHMOND AND I VILLE salt ne hdiek Schedule in effect June 24, 1804. All trains arrive and leave at one Pas Beation, Wi D B00 aim dally Locel for Danville and tnter- te tions, connects at Lynchburg with ‘sta and the Norfolk and ‘Western raliroad, westward, daily, gud at MAIL. —Daily, Xew ‘ore sa Kaen Manassas for Strasburg, daily, except Sun- THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST es Pullman ‘Sh Buffer mediate "bintions, Zand ginny rata fo Royal and fa, ast tah hitler De. pera oe mr et ekr — “aaa = New York to Asheville vi rr yas 08 to Memphis via ‘nad pining car res to Auguste via Colum to Mou WN, WAStINGTON AND, OHIO DIVE. fashington at po é ily, 4:39 and 6:38 p. rning, arrive Washinj rom Round Hill, Bag <A from Leesburg, “rates from’ the south arrive sal a and shee sas Division 8:46 7. and 8:40 s.m. daily from Orange. tion fara ned ata a ri see nla avenue, seas o ‘Station, Peunsjlva- Man aes : yR, tor 4s PENNSYLVA‘ ic Tain my comme “of 6th and B sts. in ef q ‘Cincinnati, I aud Toledae Buter Parlor Gar to A.M. FAST LINE.—Pullman Buffet Parlo- car ‘to Hatbire: Parlor and Dining Care, Har- abt to Pit “ha is P. MC CAG AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Harrisburg. Sleep Cars, Harr! ville and Chic |. WESTERN .—Pullman mites apd rrisburg to Glovelass BE, Car to Ohi 7:10 Pat. SOCTHW: —Pullman ecplng’ aad Dial if Car Harris 10:40 P.M. PA ir to Pittsburg. 8 aS. for Kane, ‘abr } Falls daily, t Si ra Falls exce ve 80 A.M. for Blimira ‘ana Renovo, Willlamaport daily, 3: 1:10 P.M. — Niaga: agare Fane aut daily, except, Bat ioc, ir Washington to caged for Be, Cananda fea except Buffalo ‘with t Sat- LIMITED, cae teed Balitmore, re nar pr week D pm daily, aoe ‘week days, nee, ‘rand 8:2 “Pe: wostene without cha and 8:15 pu. daily tbo, 9:00 and 11:50 a.m. ily, except Sunday. Sundays, Too a: a apa, ee 8:30 howe ie tlanta, ratleo, 7:45 a.m Gally, 6:35, 3% patter Ss 2 ¥ ‘ ‘Alexandria, 4 «3h, 50. 2, 4:2 9 end 40:02 p.m. kant ener et ach street and end Bensayir enue, and at the station, Ott B streets, whore < orders. can be left for the cheek- ing of baggage to and res ot" Prevost, R. Woop, Gea'i Pass Agee J ag woe — Bay? Leave Jersey avenue and C street or! For Chic: express, trains 11:15 daled Limited 35 “For a Be nd Staunton, (11:15 cr up: am. For Winchester stations a5 30 For Luray, cal Be ies r ees com, Onion, is, :28' p.m. -dundays, bag Frederick, al1:) F and 05:80 p.m For Hagerstown, 21:15 a. For Bord and way pointe, 0:40 p.m. Gaithersburg and ints, 26:00, a8: am, 12:80, 03! S453. WB'80," DISS BIL 90 ‘For Washington Junction and 0 35 wane "8 pm beg soem PFor fate 21 and 4:28 For ey fovar Seen pas fs EW “Yoke” aND For Puuadeiph "HILADE New Wore, Boston, ond 8:00 10:00 sm Dining Cas, 3-00, (6:08 Dislag Gare, é jing Car, open at 10: Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains. For Atlantic City, 4:20, 10:00 a.m., and 12:00 noon. Sui 43 x Exp! Baggage called for and checked from hotels and residences by Union Transfer Company on orders ticket offices, 619 and 1351 Pa. ave, and CAMPBELL, CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWaY. Bchedale in effect May 13, 1904. ‘Trains | ‘@ay U1 station (B. and P.), 6th ana’ nthe, grandest scenery i America with est and most complete solid train fey Zest, Som Washing SP. DAIL’ ad, DAILY—The F. V. Lim. wea” A solid vestibuled | crain with vita peas aod for Cincinnati, ie ea change. Mh Sitar ote Springs, Pm cae arriving car liman Naville, tote. SUNDAY For Old Point fort and ‘Norfolk. Only rail 1! Gordonsville, P.M, DAILY—Express Charlottesville, Waynesboro, Staunton cand print pal Vitginia polnts; daily, except Sunday, for’ Rich Puliman locations and tickets at company's of- fices, 513 and 1421 Pennsyl 5 my25 W. FULLER, General Passenger Agent. MEDICAL. &c. STRANGERS, TAKE NOTICE—DR. oes freats all ‘disases of men. No cu Only establisbud advertising physician ‘in thie ao Extublisbed 45 .Fears. “900 aw DR. BROTHERS, THE MOST RELIABLE AND longest-estublishied spectalist in this city, with ‘Years’ experience: 45 yeurs at WG B si Sousuitation fiee and strictly confidential. het BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL 18 powerful Netve Stimulant and Tonic. Of all the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, Nervous Echaustion, Paralysis and that class of people who are ‘weak, miserable, lethargic, sleepy. lack of ambition aud zest. there is no remedy equal to this cordial. It has been in use fer nearly torty-Gve years im this SE 788 je7-1m' PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVE- ment cure. By ROBERT FULTON, ae nw. 2-1 DRS. DAMON AND MAYNARD, only regular graduates of medicine and The Magnetic therapeutics practicing in the city. All chronte ‘auaeaees successfull) Siegen yy ew and gelentide principl 12th st. Dw., from F st. Consultation tree. UNDERTAKER. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-class and on the most rensonable terms. Telephone call, 840. _jal-tr AUGUSTUS BURGDORF, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER AND. EMBALMER, ORK AVE. N.W. Tetephoue, 205. 2023-tr MANICURE 404 M ST. N. W., LARGE 2D-FLOOR front room, with board; also large south bay-win- dow room, parlor floor; high, airy location; 5 car lines. Je20-3t* ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. SPRINGS AND BATHS. HOTEL EDISON paqCEG a AVE. NEAR BEACH, Atlantle Cit J; ll the year; elevator} steam heat; ‘eiectiic bells; ail’ modern comforts: _de28-1m J.C. COPELAND, HOTEL RUSCOMBE, Gest ave. below New Yoi Aeantie City, N. Z,,gewly furnished. $8 to $18 per week. 3628-c01. Mrs. H. ¥, MOYE HOTEL SS VERNON, ATLANTIO CITY, 3 Pacific ave.; the entire rear and 1,000 feet of eh room tscing the ocean: capacity. 166; hav- tuch improved and refurnished, xa Te- lay 12. Terms 1.60 to 50 per baits per week. a8. & Saat seotin® Arkansas and Pacific avcrues, Atlantic City, N.J. Rates, $1.50 to $2 per day; $8 to $12 per ‘week Je23-6w Mrs. H. OSbORNE. TA FONTAINE, Ocean end of Kentucky ave., Atlantic City, Na. New and modern, New management. Je23-1m COLSTON & MASSEY. HOTEL COLUMBIA. All couventences.”" Near beach. Cusine and . Good rates for parties and fam- Send for rates. W. GOLT. ATLANTIC AND CONNECTICUT venues; home-like; capacity, 150; terms, $8 to 10 ye 6oweek. Circular mailed. Mrs. F. M. Jel-3m_ HOTBL ROYAL, KENTUCKY AVE.; ONE SQUARE from the ocean; third season. The merits room Ge table are established. a tn JONSON also at ae Willard’s Hotel, s | THE OSBORNE, Savin SHASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Om ocean front. Sun ‘parlor. Elevator. Balt water baths in house. ALL THE YEAR. mylé-2m CHAS. EVANS, THE WINGFIELD, OCEAN, AVE, ATLANTIC CITY, |. Near the beach. Terms reasonable. $o15-62t __ Mrs, CASSIO: HOTEL BERKELEY. Kentucky ave. Directly on the beach. $o15-1m JAS. & GEO. BEW. ARLINGTON HOTEL, The leading hotel in Ocean Grove. Refitted, re- furnished, Complete and perfect throughout.” Di- rectly ite the Auditorium. Gas and electric lights. Opens June 16. C. H. MILLAR. je28-2m ers | ) Sheldon, OCEAN GROVE, N. ej | HOTEL SPRAY, VIEW, Re rectly on beach, ‘Ocean Grovi ls June 16, Sixteenth ates fie Jon 7 year. ‘Special tates § ja 2m pee THE EL DORADO, teeny — Fletcher lake and the sea, Ocean Grove, fegim Mrs. A. LOOMIS. ‘OCEAN GROVE, N. J. THE NEW weenie Ocean front; nearest the sea. jeis.imo Sirs. T. B. HUNTER. CAPE MAY, N. J. “THE ALDINE.” Saag te re rune, women Stockton Hotel, CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, WILL OPEN JUNE 80, 1894. THB STOCKTON HOTEL COMPANY, F. T. WALTON, Manager. Je6-1m aoe, N. THE COLORADO. grits Tone ean ful “oration oa beach Jel: M. E. COMPTON, Prop. HOTEL LAFAYETTE, JOHN TRACY & CO. eae CAPE MAY, N. J. SUPERIOR TABLE ‘TES. = ~ SPECIAL, WR HALDI i. -oaPE MAY, NT. Opposite ‘Congress Hail; near R. B. depots, beach, it Office and church reasonable. 1-co2mt i". WILSON. rooms; salt bat Be] terms ere ce CARROLLTO: scriptive circular wi 3s OckaAN PATHWAY, a aiigs THE ALBEMARLE Virginia ave. near Je1-2m Sonn wines, — (thoroughly screened); bas) WILBURTON-BY-THE-SEA. ar pe appointments and « ‘Lake, N.J. 3 the terms are reasonable. “Tiustrated jet mailed. CHARLES D, COPE. DUDLEY ARMA, Under new manage- service first-class. B. LLOYD. THE ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, a THE LEHMAN, i: Ocean end of Pa, avs. Atlante City, N. 3. a I eee og ee my10-e02m 7. LEHMAN & 00. Pe Tunes Send ter Be A THn WAVERLY, Atlantic City, N. J. L. T. BRYANT. THE ELaERON. —ATLANTIO CITY, N. J., TENN. and Pacific aves; refurnished, with ali’ conven- fences. M. Fab. WCKERT, More.and Bow at 1123- 0-6 The Mansion, former! of the 26 18 at., Ross- .C. my) Atlantic le Clty, N. J. mys be FO Rents a HOOPER, On beac! HOTEL - capactty, "2003, er 5 aay? corraGns. fess 8 per week: ee ae GRADE ERICK” Owner ‘and: Proprietor. rade solicited. THE BREVOORT, Jf So Caroling ave, Remodeled and refurished ‘aay, week feed 3B. B NORRIS, BINGHAM HOUSE, Y AVE. NEAR city, N. J.z sum parlor:, electric moder. “Special rates ‘for June. A. E. MARION. BRADY WOU ATLANTIO CITY, N.3. AR Deas a ad — a ad baich Send Cheerful tamil we SAMS BRADY. pr HOTEL ALDINE.—PACIPIw A Atlantic City, 3.3 ‘OCEAN HOUSE, z ae from ocean. For p+, "and re fares. cress ‘T. PRENTIS, Prop., Box SEA iIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. MOORE'S HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, MD. gpen for reception of guests. Be pian) week, $25 per Terma, 4.58 Taonth, NOW OPEN_THE Popa 3 SE, REHOBOTH. MOORE, Prop._ Beach, De and Beat: Ba bar sie iver au cae | Te BAY RIDGE Lots are offered for sale at low price and os reasonable terms. Apply at BaY RIDGE HOTEL, Or W. H. BARSTOW, _Je23- 12t 11 F st. . nw. POTOMAG HOTEL, ST. GFO ‘S$ ISLAND, MD, opens July 1; $1.50 per day #9 per weeks #6 fond gion tpieaia Saag aok yong month or longer. Boats for “Tres. Take. steamer Potomac, caavaeer henson's where Potomac — Sf me 8 p.m. Wires ue codays and Bataraays, 6 pre pags ‘Sdams" wharf, George's isaoa, Md., Sunday schedule — effect BRos.. county, Md =< SWANN'S, OPEN JUNE mile from Piey ‘Point Hotel, river; good bathing, fishing snd crabbi at table; sail boats furaished free. A = $6 per week; fo na og it Gace (a the my21-2mo Propriecor. pals Ae x a HAI OCEAN CITY, MD... Now Atlantic City, ity, rhage Srlchignn ave. near beach, | ome canis” a0 ents, urge on the Perfect itary arral ent 0. Sec AUG! a EhgdtclySt Terusn.86 to $10 per wesk TE REED. | for desciiptive circular, terms Oe: ie HOTEL LELANDE, aTLIATIO ory, Re a my15-2m met ia. WAGNER & SON. OTEL ROSSMORE, Atlantic ar NS; a ‘Under Washington a FES por Seon wily furnished. 15 myl0-3m' Hn RARTSOGK BROA ores nerves Atlantic City, X. J. Open all the year. W. W. GREEN & CO. AVENUB, NEAR THR BEACH. ‘NOW OPEN. h12-4m M.A. & z 8 MILNOR, “CAPT. WEST'S ON THE BAY:* SPLENDID summer resort op Chesapeake bay; 5 miles shove HOWARD'S LICK. OR HARDY WHITE SUL- 5 elevation 2,000 feet above the sea; ati the utmost It ire the ROCKINGH AM. VA.. SPRINGS. Mineral waters: mountain air: lowest reulars. jase E B. HOP’! McGabersville, IN THE MOUNTAINS. MOUNTAIN, VIEW, HOUSE, ON TOP OF gy 3,000 feet elevation: good 3 saddle and driving p< My ne rates. LANTZ, Aurora, HOTEL ESSICK, i Bend for "Geserigtive matter. $e13-1m* Aurora H Aurora, Virginia Mountain Resorts Reached by the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 5 to8 Hours’ Ride from Washington. VIRGINIA HOT —. 2,500 FEET ELEVA- tion im the fam mountains. Only cou Seth boone squat te ann ig % to ‘8! cottages every convenience WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS, 5 miles the mi Hot. HEALING SPRIN "tailes from the Hot. Other noted resorts are ridge Alum, Red Sulphur, Salt Sulphur, Old Sweet, Sweet Chaly- ‘Katural the Alleghany at and ee Ion at Ciifton F mountain scenery, in- te and medicinal waters of tation, with care apd eee oe sleeper on ings wit charge week Week-end excursion tickets at greatly reduced sirerisnc oe my aC aod Mat 1aet Pas ave, HW. FULLER: Je16-tf THE SiS note Goshen, Va. High up tm the mountains on main line of the scenic and Obio railway, five bours’ ride from Wi Ent ran ee ce Beaut! Rountain "views, saaltary "plumb drainage, electric Iights, ot and cold baths, open and extensive, verandas, | Near Rock: Festivoied limited train, on sale. For tilus- aero or, HOUSE, DELAW, "ATER GAP. PA. A fstignttal metal resort in the Bine Ridge Pennsylvai otal Tagen and somite: opt fe best Las Broad street. Je0-s,tudeth, LW. BRODHEAD. WILL OPEN JUNE) | ‘wievation 1,200 feet: 20 mlmutes” drive depot, Return ‘teket, $2.25. good to Oc- Special il families. Send for Proprietor. Se ve circular, aor Fath et Je6-1mo Wiudiin <YSIDI a Mountain resort; magnificent scen- tments excellent.’ For tilnstrated JAMES H. PRESTON. Je6-1m Point Lookout; fishir ing cat See: ‘&e. adarers capt. W.0 est, ice Poe St. Mary's county, ele aw Going Out of the City MISCELLANEOUS. This Summer? = re BS es ne aciea jelightfal summer home: new building: large Peale cae rd booklets Pity electric Hghts and bells; hot Med Price, aa , Bathing, “Boating ‘end Fishing of the Qnest kind. A table that'll compare | ue Destin the city. Billiards, Bowl. | ing, Music, Dancing, Driving, make a get eee ‘the Tmucemetia a oasis ike ‘a mon ® weeks Bis $1.50, $2.0 day.” J; Tos, ca LIA Propr., Tis and D sth, for further particulate. Jel te) mane ARAN CITY, UNITED STATER HOTEL, AND CAFR. Ocean view ee center finest villas ou Artve. Ne ae Fined — First-class accommoda- For terms and rooms, ad tees JOHNS DAVIS, Propits Mmyis Iiime THE CHALFONTE, CITY, N. J., ON THE BEACH FRONT. Wlostrated booklet mailed on applica- SEA WATER RATHS. RLEVATOR, Qe. 3 ee ‘ERTS & RON pig en Atlantic City, 3 _Class. THE MARYLAND. New York ave. near the beach. Atlantic City, N. J. mylT-24m xa 7 Rentuc ucky ave. near beach. steam heat; appointments Sram TAR SHEL NE ATLANTIC CITY, OPEN TARGUGHOUT rine YEAR. REMAINS Situated directl, Every conve. Bence, ‘and cold sea water baths and J. D. SOUTHWICK. Manager. ASRURY PARK, N. J. ASBURY PARK, N. J. HOTEL, ALRTON. 80 yards from the surf. 18th senson, Tele on Pe eg Ayes best. Accommodates rr to $12 per week Musics 23-11 Cc. H. PEMBERTON. ASBURY PARK, N. J. Welcomes everybody. The fiaeat and healthiest seaside resort. Band concerts daily. Fishing. boating, bathing: electric cars: hard road fastest ‘bicycle track and splendid grounds; con- ventions of National Editorial, Road Improvement Ass: Fourth ‘celebration—1 music; lake carntvi dred hotels. Rooms for al ASBURY PARK, N. J. West End Hotel. Opens June 20. Located directly on the beach. Capacity 400. For further information send for Baueational and _circular, — (Je9-1m)__J._S. RIPLEY, Prop. ASBURY PARK, N. J, ICTORIA. Family hotel: fronting ocean: ali modern tmprove- ments; superior tuble appolntments: fourteenth Season: now open; terms moderate and reduced un- tH July 1 Jel9-t,th&s-2m {ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, Asbury Park, X. J. Lending house. Xo. monyittoew For ternis and circular address THEO. ¢ 1mo ASBURY PARK, N. J. ‘A. HOTEL, on ocean front. PLEC “THE = One block from ocea. rged. Modern tm- vromepents PROBST & LEADLEY. 4SBORY PARK, x. HOTEL COLUMBIA. Now open: ocean front: @th ave.; all mod. tmpa.s Accommodates 200; cuisine the Address _Sel-2m ARVEY JONES. _Prop._ “se id ae PABK, NJ. ot and cold baths; T, “HOTEL | Ad modern imp 8, electric cars, nd promenade. fern Mrs. ‘CHAS. B. GOLDSBOROUGH. ASBURY PARK, N. J._LAKE AVENUE HOUSE. Girectly on Wesley Lake; gas, bath and artesian water; moterate rates; near the Dea, _my28- M B. WI! THE ir Asbury Park, N. . 200. For eifeulars, &e THE , BRIGHTON. | OXE ) BLOCK FROM THES beach, Asbury E ‘rea, al ‘he youre ap9- comforta. Mra, HAMTLTON HUNT, SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. MRS. SMITH, 1.47! LONDON, MAY NOW BE found to abs Miaaiewe Parlor of ihe Pulais Koyal, G and 1. ‘Treatment, 60c. MELUOSE INN-ON. “THE: BEACH, Kise SBELMAR. N 2 Opens June 15. Address Melrose my12-eo2m&lw 0 ee ee | minutes’ RIVER SPRINGS SUMMER RESORT, ON THE many com- the same & SON, River Je6-1 SPRINGS AND BATHS. HEALING SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA. 2,500 feet elevation. Reached by Chesapeake and Ohio Railt Charmingly situated in the mountains ao two # bale rings; the atmosphere he. temperature aetgheealy Dealt ths and the best iriking wat Virginla; comfortable and” well. Kept Botel and cottages; charges egg = sin bours” ride from) Washing! reatibu ining car ary leave B. ‘and’ a station roy 3 = Be trata for ings inday. For descriptive pamphlets, exeursiog, ‘and week end tickets at low rates and general information . eo Bok ~ag 1421 Pena. apply at C. jels-im Heating Sp ‘springs. Baek Coe. ARANDALE HOTEL, s BEDFORD SPRINGS, recepti yf guest: co Ea, Ne open for ion of is; Freno' Meh fandard of excellence. For terms an. cre ALSIP & SMITH. BEDFORD SPRINGS A BEDFORD,” Pa. The Carlsbad of America, Under new mai tive waters, it is a healthful as delightful summer home. ~ Doekiets and terms call J. ROBINSON, sr a June 15. Manager. CAIN 1 es tthe Alle tal ate Se rg tte cmon OPENS JUNE 25, Delightful location. Excellent drives. Pure air and water. Appointments the Write for circulars, WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt. myl-78t JorpaN WHITE | SCEPRUR. § SPRINGS, F FRED- erick county, Va., will open June 21, 1894. New hotel; modern ia nt its departments; sant- tery arrangements perfect; capacity, minutes’ drive from R station, to Vrite for mphlets. 2m” Jorda: es é in Springs P. O., Va. _ MINNEQUA. OPEN JUNE 18. On Northern Central connection of ‘Ivania RK, 1,500 feet above tide, Exceptional attrac- fountain aie htful the ‘celebrated Mi drives; forest walks; evel ress H. nthe Minnequa, Bradford Co., Monterey Springs Hotel. Summit of the a en ~ geen Penna, Toree ot one-fourth hours from Ws 1,500 feet above sea level. No Malaria josquitoes—Pure Spring Water. New and modern sanitary arrangements. Special rates for June. Write for descriptive ar cular. Circulare he ee ba _my5-tt music; Rock Enon Spriaas and Mineral Baths. Great North mountain, Frederick county, Va. Capactty, 200; all requlaites, for health, Amer aud rest: biliards aod bowling: 3: cellent music; healing and strong rebgtieutag a athe; a safe urd lovely recuse for: familicss abundant table; complete sanitary arrangements; terms moderate. Send for circulars, with all formation, to, A.8, PRAT, Proprietor: myl23m Sun ‘buildirg, Washington, D.c. di, the Palcis Ru; LNUT NT HOTEL Qvene June 20. Situated at mouth of Coan river. the Potomac river. Fe STORAGE. If Your Furniture ‘Is worth storing why not place it in a FIRE PROOF BUILDING, where safety ts assured’ Call apd let us show you the only storage | warehouse worthy the mame south of New ‘York city. ‘subject that will Dever leara from the quacks enguged tn the busi STORAGE TERMS ‘are the lowest for the best MANY ROADS TIED UP Rapid Progress of the Pullman Boy- cott. FROM CHICAGO 0 THE PACIFIC Inconvenience to Passenge Caused by the Strike. WHAT THE PROSPECT I8 The employes of the Chicago Great West- ern railway went out at Chicago last might, making a total of eleven Chicago roads now tied up or crippled by the American Ratl- way Union boycott of Pullman cars. The roads so far affected by the strike at Chi- cago are the Illinois Central, Santa Fe, Chicago Great Western, Chicago and North- ern Pacific, Western Indiana, Wisconsin Central, Chicago and Eastein Illinois, Wa- bash, Grand Trunk, Monon and the B. 4 OQ. On some of these roads Pullman cars Were still being carried last might, but the strike leaders confidently asserted that to- day would see the boycott et- fective. The men, who have been jeaving slowly and in small lots, are beginning to show the effects of the A. R. U. “mission- ary” work, and last night the boycott sen- timent was much more general and appar- ent than at any previous time since the strike began. An attempt was made last evening to send out the St. Paul train on the Chicago Great Westerp with a Pullman sleeper attached. The train started out, but when it was found that the sieeper had been coupled on @ trainman pulled the bell rope, and, as the engineer reversed the engine, twenty men rushed to the coupling, and im a few mo- ments the train pulled out, leaving the Pullman in the depot. Strikers gathered in the railroad yards in different portions of the city and the police were kept busy quell- ing their threatened riots. Strikers drove Illinois Central empties from the yards at Fordham, despite the efforts of @ detail of police, and an additional force was sent to that point. Later in the evening a large crowd gathered in the Western Indiana yards at Archer avenue and became so threateningly demonstrative that the police force feared trouble. The three signal men who control the switches at the Weetern Indiana tracks at Archer avenue joined the strike-s at $30 o'clock last night, blocking the system, Under a heavy police guard a new signal man was placed in the tower, and the block ade was raised, the crowds making no demonstrations. At 9:30 o'clock the San Francisco Limited over the Santa Fe, with four Pullman cars, passed over the cross- ing in safety, the crowd making no 4 stration. The seventy-five signal men fifteen switchmen employed in the Wentera Indiana yards are all on strike. A general tie-up on the Michigan Central road was narrowly avoided in the after- noon. The union was notified that the Michigon Central was engaged in switching coaches for the road, whose men are out, = perintendent of the Michigan Central once notified that if there was fur ther attempt on the part.of hie road to as- sist the Illinois Central ‘every man in the employ of the Michigan Central would be called out. Orders were given to the men to have nothing more to do with the Mlin- ois Central cars. The Michigan Central trains which were run out ove> the Ilinots Central tracks mede their schedule time without any difficulty. Every time one of them passed with its Wagner cars, the groups of crowds at crossings cheered. Not a wheel was moved in connection with the Illinois Central suburban after @ o'clock. Seven train crews, after having brought their trains into the Central sta- tion, refuse? to take them out again. At Grand Crossing, Burnside, Kensington ond Fordham the strikers began to gather in small groups during the early part of the evening until t ac he able that the railroad avy for additional protection .rom the police. When the dismond special, with several Pullman slespers, went through Grand Crossing on its way to St. Louis the crowd became demonstrative. When the train stopped at the crossing the crowd surged accoss the tracks, and the officers had some difficulty in restraining them, but finally suc>esded in clearing the way. One switch- man was arrested. In the afternoon 1.009 employes of the Tliinois Central Company i the Burnside shops joined the strikers. They walked out of the shops in a body and took a train for the city. Progress of the Strike. The foliowing dispatches, sent last night, indicate the progress of the boycott: OMAHA, Neb.—The boycott on the Pull man Company is not being felt here @l- rectly at present, but the indications are that it will be a fact in railroad circles in this vicinity shortly. The American Rall- way Union members are more numerous at points further west than at this city, and there, it is thought, the trouble will cccur. This applies to the division towns on the Union Pacific, Burlington, Rock Island and Missouri Pacific. Local mem- bers of the American Railway Union are not much interested in the developments, but some slight alarm is felt on account of the attitude of some of the members at Nebraska points where it is thought, the men will refuse to switch or handle trains | carrying Pullman cars. DENVER, Colo. Judge Hallet of the United States circuit court today issued an order restraining the Pullman strikers or other persons from interfering with the op- erations of the Santa Fe Railway Company, or with employes within the confines of Colorado. SAN FRANCISCO.—Tonight it is impos- sible for a person to leave the state California by rail. Not a train, ex those engaged in suburban traffic, Is move ing in the whole state. The Southern Pa- cific Company adhered to tts determination not to run trains withou: and the trainmen were equally as deter- mined not to handle the cars name Pullman. Consequently, dreds of people who expected north, south and east were forced to aban- don their trip. The trainmen went to their homes, and the big Oakland mole was de- serted, except for the aw boat employes and the suburban people. PORTLAND, Ore. —Trains on the Oregon service and absolute = Spee oe TOLUFFE, DANE & 00., Auctioneers, sao 920 Pa. ave. nw. DENTISTRY. ni g| Absolutely Extracting wa Bp ng mrthical statement fee te eon iy writ teeth kind. “thmid oe those. with Tine | SOC an ‘Siiment ‘ofa Kind. to them -besitate to a. dentist Ro 'sisep, bo sauces, ifter effects. Dr. Graham, 307 “7th St. a 5? PARSONS, STH AND E, RILEY Y BLDG. ‘Aching tooth? Do you dislike to bare it entegeted? ‘We can treat ‘it, the pain and it useful for years.” Fill ity. best solution used in pa! extraction. __ dete small to or sede cn trom 2 to'S. PESTA DEPARTMENT ®. NIV., cor, Sth and K a e510! jn wi EVANS DENTAL. PARLORS, iar] PA. AVE. fe2 U, 8 DENT. AL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING sot Amerie. wy. Union bidg.s 918 F F st, eas, Set] oe Attorney ity Webster, Law Sullding op De st aw. Wash ington, D.C. Residence, a2 HAIR DRESSING. GAMING FREE. HAI! rowed methods, Skin Temoved wit boat gry MMi YALE'S TEMPLE OF BEAUTY. 1110 mys-im* WILES, EIGHT YEARS WITH MDE. PRAN- fs in charge of the Hair Dressing Parlor of " nd 11th sts. | Hair dresaing, 3 bangs cut and curled, 2c, division of the Southern Pacific ha’ been affected so far by the Sapeene Pullman Company. All trains left ‘on time. Strike on the Santa Fe. RATON, N. M.—President Debs American Railway Union has order for a strike on the entire system. The men are ordered ot until the discharged employes reinstated. Tonight not a wheel is moving on the entire New Mexico division. Several arrests will be made if the United States marshals succeed in getting here Santa Fe. The fi bie E g erty of the company in New LA JUNTA, Colo.—The th passenger trains are being held at this point on ace count of the boycott of the Pullman cars, Some forty firemen have been di: for refusing to go out on these trains, and one engine from the south end. The com- pany is feeding about 100 passengers. HELENA, Mont.—The first effect of. the Pullman boycott was seen here today when the east-bound Northern Pacific Ay er- rived. Last night train was bound up at Livingston, and the su- perintendent on the Montana division or dered the east-bound train to be killed when it got to Helena. This was done, end the 200 passengers who were aboard are scattered about the city it There has been no excitement of any hind and every one takes the situation good naturedly. On the Montana division, ex- tending from Helena to Livingston, no: wheel is moving. This is due to the fact bo edhe shopmen at the latter point have en advantage of the Pullman boycott to t their demands for an ine: pease of other presen’ pay, and in sympathy with them employes have gone out om that division, There are a lot of tourists at Livingston and at National Park, who have been caught in the tie-up. No freight is moving east of Helena, in this state, but from Helena west trains of freight cars are operated. The Great Northern, which oper- ates its own sleeping cars, is ruaning right, and today for the first time in t months began running through trains te the sound. LAS VEGAS, N. M.—Rallroad men here are quiet, but their determination not to move a Pullman car is apparent. The presence of a United States marshal end a number of deputies loaded dowa with guns had no effect on them