Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1894, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JULY 2; 1894-—TWELVE PAGES. COUNTRY BOARD. SUMMER RESORTS. /_ SUMMER RESORTS. can buy lots at Columbia Park from $30 up. @ short time you can take your choice for $40—cash or insta’ cash. Circulars and tickets at office, 623 F st. ju2-tf Z L HOUSES IN N.W. CAN BE| FOR SALE—VERY amount trusts. WM. H. BARSTOW, 611 F st. ow. NT NEW HOUSE ON FLA. a! fog and brick; 3 stories; 12 roms; convenience; worth W. 8. MINNIX, 1427 F st. ow. CHEAP—PARK S8T., MT. Picasant, 50-ft. lot, fronting south; only OSc. per near Kenesaw ave., extended straight, foot. Also, 15th front 16th st. Wide, at 75e. FULTO! FOR SALE—THE COR} Ctifton n.w., Columbia Heights; large frontage to alley; easy terms. HERRON & KAM G6 OF 14TH ST. AND sold. ts paweek ELD’ 1813 18th st. 1; reception SO CASH—WILL SELL HANDSOME >. bay-window house; accessible by five car ii FOR SALE—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST.— a handsome lot on North Capitol st., above M; price only $1.15 a ae 17%gx118 to wide alley; cars will pass the door. “ "5030" FOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE—LOT, ON PRINCE- ton st., east of Dr. Hammond's; 50x15v, at 32 required; will trade for WHITAKER, 918 ts: 00 cash Small bouse."a 5° ~ NEAR 4TH bath; lot 96 paved alley. L. STAR- TAKOMA—TEN OR EXOHANGE minutes’ walk from the car line, near the newly decorated S-room cottage, with Parlors, ball and porches and nearly % ground, with pleuty of shade; price, $2,500; easy terms.” Take Brightwood cars for’ Takoma and , on Maple ave. house north of the Presbyterian Church. Je: FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR N. handsome residence on best street in rookland; beautiful oak trees; 22,500 square feet lendid water; near electric cars; over- high, cool, healthful. | Owner. je80-2W" TO IMMEDIATE very desirable 6-room and located n.e.; owners com- STARGARDTER, 618 15¢h st. ap20-3m DONATH, 611 7TH ST.— idan st. near Brigh down ‘od $15 will pay rent 4680 SALE-BY 7 NICE 2-STORY 7-ROOM P. window; a.m.i.; le cars; lot 17x80 to 20- '. Inquire at 82 L st. n.w. PER CENT INVESTMENT. 2,500; always rented. FOR RENT—COTTAGE, Washington Grove, Md. Dr. WINTER, FOR SALE—THE MOST VEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN site near Washington city from which you have a bird’ jendid city from the Georgetown College to avy Yard, with its grand amphitheater of lot 100x120 feet; $250 down ‘and $20 per PHILLIPS & SON, 1422 New York as saLei2 pt & SON, 214 7th st. s.w. 3 BASANT—OWNER Mc jcellent 10-room and bath residence; ements; let Suxl29; fronts east oo Street; only §8,500.FULTON LEWIS, surrounding hills; Toad to city; only $1,200; month until ‘paid. 430-8 ri tee fae BARGAIN 3 DWELLINGS; Foom dwellings: ail very fine; Brook- +, $2,500 to $3,000; easy terms. 100 cash; $25 mo.; new Gr. house; Le stable in rear; $4,000. "Furnished or unfurnished; New Hamp- shire ave. near L st.; 10 rooms; $30 FOR RENT—Furvished; Conuecticut ave. near L ot lt 4 z feb Ste iss & TOTTEN, 505 B xt. mw. FOR SALE—12TH ST., NEAR B ST. 8. sirable home; $ rooms; a.m.t.. ‘Sd st. near G st. nw. train " accommodations; neighborhood; close to depot; 6 miles from city; money to build; easy terms. DUCKETT, LENT & 6O., 635 F si 3 FOR RENT—2 DWELLINGS, SPLENDID CONDI- tion; 8 aod 12 rooms; plenty of shade; grounds; outbuildings; close to dey ville; $25 each. DU ‘CKETT, DEN’ FOR SALE_TAKOMA PARK—7-ROOM HOUS! oat lot; Holly ave.; near electric cars; VER Inquire on premises of C. D. JUDSON. JAMES F. SHEA, 682 Pa. ave. n.¥. FOR SALE—-BRICK HOUSE, ON T ST. bet. 13th and 14th sts.; rooms and bath; all modern improvements; two- jcoul-sized lot. __RENT—BROOKLAND—“OAK side and rear alley; 7 easy terms. HERE WEST BROOK- Apply to 8, Me 2 FOR RENT— THRER HOUSES land; § rooms, cellar and atte. PLUMLEY, 408 H -W. FOR RENT ELEGANT 7-ROO} nished; Washington Grove, M 100 to $60 a xeaxon. Apply to SAMUEL, ;AIN TO PROMPT PUR- | Yroon brick, worth $4,000, room dwelling ; good chance. Address I. M. C., Star of- | FOR SALE—SPECIAL—NEAR FRANKLIN PARK B.w., 8 cholce r price $4.50." on s offi a.m.t; 100-ft. FOR RENT— A’ IGHTWOOD. D. C., A NEW frame house; $ rooms and bath; water; high, healthy location; only 15 minutes" ride to and from the city by electric cars, run- ning every 15 minutes; fare, 5 cents. Je80-3t LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, hot and cold FOR SaLE_CHEAP! Desirable 3-story Circle, 9 rooms, WANTED—A FEW BOARDERS AT A QUIET ce; sbade; chickens; rich milk; ice cream; it, ete. Address Mrs. C. C. WOLLERS, Ken- more P. 0., Fairfax county, Va. Sy2-6t* MT. PLEASANT—FINE COOL ROOMS AND BOARD for the summer, $803 17th extended, near How- ard ave, Mt. ‘Pleasant. ___ 5228-6t* GOOD COUNTRY BOARD AT FAUQUIER Springs at low terms. to J. W. HAN- ao Fauquier Springs, Fauquier couniy, Va. * LAUREL HILL COTTAGE, HARPER'S FERRY, vy. Va., yw open. wig J. W. DOLL, jy2-3t* Proprietor. BOARDERS WANTED FOR THE SUMMER; RESI- denco eight iniles west of Warrenton, Fauquier Co., Va.; pure water and mountain views. For terms apply to ROBT. F. MOFFETT, Wat loo, V 030-61 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. o0s era New York 100 feet from ean end of New ave., feet beach; mew house; new furniture. CHAS. C. MURRAY, THE GLENDALE, 10 NORTH MASSACHUSETTS ave.; homelike and attendanc . ‘Terms, $7 to $9 week. Mrs. late of Balti- BOTEL EDISO: MICHIGAN AVE. NEAR Bi J.; open all the y bells; all mod: ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., the entire rear and rch room facing the ocean; 5 heen much improved and refurnished, wili re- open May 12. Terms, $1.50 to $2.50 per day: $8 eek. JAS. 8. MOON, Prop. je23-im “LAWNDALE PLACE,” MILE FREDERICK, ‘Md.; 4 acres grounds; pk sbade; 22 rooms, table; mountain water; hot and cold baths.’ For particulars address “LAWNDALE PLACE,” Frederick, Md. Je30- A PRIVATE FAMILY IN THE VALLEY OF VIR- gina desire summer boarders; families preferred. Adress MRS. DR. THOMSON, Summit Point, Jef<-s0n county, W. Va. Je30-2t* WHITE HALL IS NOW OPEN FOR ROARDERS— Goa country board; plenty fruit and ice; horses and_vebicle, will gm oat twice, 4, week, ‘free of charge. Terms, $6 a week or $20 a month. ply to EDWIN SHOEMAKEI!, Paxson, Va. j30-5¢ WAD A FEW MMER BOARDERS; HOME coniforts; terms ho peng age on top of North mountain, near stat! on B. and O. RR. Ad- dress MISS CHRISMAN, Hedgesville, Berkeley county, W. Va. Je30-3t* ABOUT 20 BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED Mont Sylva,” a pleasant farm house near depot a Monntaine; nice roomy bewse, with Porches, fine le, spring beds, good table, ice, milk im abundance; terms reasonable. MASON JAMES. Round Hill, Loudoun county, V Je30, jy 2&T-3t WANTED—FOUR OR SIX ADULT BOARDERS IN private family; pleasant location; good table and inederate tertux; five minutes’ walk from rail- road station; references exchanged. Address Box Kensington, Md. Je80-3t* LETON COTTAGE, HAGERSTOWN, MD. Pleasant, airy rooms: hot and cold bath and ell home comforts; fine lawn, with shade; table sup- Plicd with fresh fruit and vegetables; well pre- red: mail four times daily; best ‘references. For particulars address Mra. 3. W. DAYHOFF, Hagerstown, Md. Je80-6t HADYSIDE FARM," ON CHESAPEAKE BAY shore, 15 miles below Annapolis, Md. Steamboat 8 times a week. Boating, crabbing, bathing, &e.; excellent board and plenty of ice. "Terms, $6 per week oad og ag Address W. 8. ST. CLAIR, Shadyside, A. A. Co., Md. JeS-aw* COUNTRY BOARD—COOL, PLEASANT PLACE, high and healthy; near station und Washing:on with pure water and good tabl . W. L. GORDON, West End, COUNTRY BOARD—MINERAL SPRING; BRIN the children, Box 88, East End, Alexundri County, Va, : Jez: “THE EVERGREENS,” FALLS CHURCH, V. Few chotce rooms left; fruit and milk; tennis Saath tad petition: accommodations for’ horses. ARTHUR K. and Mrs. H.C. RAYMOND. jexo-3t® MMER BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED AT Hedge Lawn, - Hinunilt moderate. Ad- dress Misses CURRY, Haiuiltoa, Loudoun Count: Waa ar 329-6t° HEALTHY LOCATION AND CLIMATE; BEAU- tiful scenery of mountains, valley and water, Which pleases an artist's eye: heautiful drives and woodlets; large house, porches all around, with beautifully shaded grounds; accommodations first elacs. Procure circular.” MAURICE —F. “ASTLEMAN, Castleman's feet order: price oniy $5,500. WES FOR SALE-RENT, OR EXCHANGE SEVERAL handsome cottages and stores at Lakeland, ; NEWMAN & SON, 61i FoR SALE OR EXCUANE dence in fas" lonable ALF PRICE FOR Casi; several 6 and S-room; porebes, large lots, &. ; $ miles ‘out; fare Gig eta. WMAN & SON, 611 7th st. n.w.Je20 LARGE FURNISH- 10 roows aad bath: SOMERVILLE, | improved or unimproved northwest proper FOR RENT—MT. PLEASA ed house for the summe greatly reduced rent. 16th and Howard ave. POR SALE—25 ACRES WOODLAND road, with springs; 7 miles from Washingtou, 1 ver on B. and P. Inquire on premises. LE BRICK FOR SALE—IMPROVED FARM OF 43 ACRES, 4 miles eest of city, fronting Marlboro’ pike; new | dweiling, barn, stable and outhouses; S00 ‘fruit: | bearing ‘trees 10 rooms and and gas fixtures. ance payalle $20 per mile ‘from Lan jesu-Bt | _ estate. R. RB. Ferral at Le Droit Park ‘ol HI, in ex: for one large dw houses. WESCO at $4,500 to HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY | NEW GR. COTTAGE, BROOKLAND brick dwelling. rooms and bath room; all iatest improvements; | personal supervision | 00; simall_cush and $25 AL HANDSOME NEW DWELL- RB. T. WELCH, FOR SALE—AT WOODSIDE, MARYLAND. Just. finished: bath, excellent water; price, $4,500; terms to suit. 452 D st."n.w., cor. 4% st. Je6-t? Payments, 6 per cent quart er's own terms careful tenaut by the year furnace, rang: rt coran Building. AY-WINDOW rear; large park { Brovkland, 7r, at, cel:$22 Brookland, 6: SALE-8-ROOM. fii McLACHLEN REAL ES. AND LO. NT—ONLY $20 PER MONTH-—ELEGANT room and bath bricks: Hy rs to Newman terrace. a Lich st. bet H and T..$25.00 gor RENT-LARGE COTTAGE NE. x) tion at Washington Grove. of shade, pure air and water MERCIAL COLLEGE, 311 E. Ca R THE STA- WOOD'S COM il st. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. STEAMBOAT » northwest and on “Potomac,’* Capt, he eplendid new fron st . C. Geoghegan, will leave Washt dnd river landings every Suu SAgor | evers’ Tuesday and mes Geoghegan, will re every Wednesday at 6 p. ars and herdies 1 Suturday excursion steamer Sue, Point and lower Vashington 6 a.m. d All accommodations first-class, state room and all information apply to HENSON & BRO. wharf or 910 FOUNDRY AND doing a gd SETTLE AN FSTATE—-THRE: ick houses opposite Franklin Inesday and Sat % ‘day at 7 a.m., to Dr. D. M. OGDEN, Executor, i Iton's and Nom ¥, all above landings and Leonardtown and Returning on Tuesday, (See schedule). . W. RIDLEY, Gen'l Manager. .T. ¥. ARROWSMITH FOR THE PIC- Chesapeake bay. ment bay wharves jay and Sunday. open Sunday. NCUCK & CO., 18th and G sts. me. FRANK L. HA Delightfni trips to salt water. wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SAT} ing ‘at all popular wateri On MONDAYS a SALE—A HANDSOME Will sell at once wze’s Island, Smith's creek, Coan, Yeocomico riving at ‘Washington early Wedvesday and Friday mornings. On SAT- .m., for Colonial Beach, Col- ton's, Piney Point, St! George's Island, Smith's Coan ard Yeocomico rivers, arriving at 5 a.m. ~ RIDLEY, Gen. Man._ NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL a View wharf, 7th street, ad Thursday at 7 a.m. Landing far down as Maddox ‘creck. Returning Clement's bay, 7 06 F st. aw. | Thay “ae 5:30 p. FOR SALE—IN LE DROIT Pat Drick; a-mi.; ouly $3, STURGES & MOORE, Wasiington Monday abou! - _ Z mmodations first BOR SALE—HOUSE ON 19TH ST. N. until hour of sa: 2 e F. A. REED & C herdic lines; convenient a $100 cash, and $15 month ‘will make a nice Telephone, 1765. E. 8. RANDALL, P: 0. CARPINTER, ‘Gen. Washington, D.C. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. AL ‘E_ BETWEE: DAILY NP OT TRESS MONROE. and NORFOLK, VA. ‘The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers, ‘ON AND NORFOLK—SOUTH BOUND, hington daily at 7 p.m. from foot f, arrive at Fortress Monr« a.m. next day. NK L. HANCOCK & CO. Cor, 18th and G sts. 223 12TH ST. S.E.; NEW 7-ROOM 5 |. imps.; papered; near new a8 i be, sold, to respectable col- people. $4,250: $150 cash ai Apply to OWNER, 1245 G st. ne.. or FRANK L. HANCOCK & Co., Cor. 12th and Pa. ave.'s.e, STORAGE. SENATE STORAGE ROOMS, FOUR-STORY IRON froat, building: separate rooms: rates D month per Inad. Call and inspect, DULEY & HEERIN Wf Your Furniture Is worth storing why not place it in a FIRE- PROOF BUILDING, where safety is assured? Call and let us show you the only storage Warehouse worthy the name south of New WASHINGTON, D. ©., ‘connections are made for all points and southwest. NORTH BOUND. Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p. 10 p.m. Arrive on sale at 513, G19, 1351 and 1421 Peon sylvania ave. and 615 15th & Ask for tickets via cew line. Telephone, 750. 6:20 a.m. ne: ER DIRECT TO PHILADEL- every Saturday, 12 m. ‘A. REED & CO. ia. Leaves Philadel ‘ashington every Monda} ail points north and east. Agents, wharf foot of DENTISTRY. Troublesome Teeth May mean a troublesome time when on that summer outing you're planning. The little Ny feel may develop into ing peace pre- ¥ Us—may not to be extracted—a small Te. “Gold, $i AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO, 11@ 19TH STREET N. W. and let's talk from an experienced point of view. much to know on this subject that you will Rersr legra fom the quacks engaged in the busi- STORAGE TERMS are the lowest for the best service and absolute time between S a.m. and 6 DARR & CO., Auctioneers, 20 Pa. ave. aw. torturing pain. pare for war’. necessarily have ‘Amalgam Filling, Painless Extracting, Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. jy2 DR. S. PARSONS, 9TH AND E, RILEY BLDo. Have you an aching tooth? Bais, and" case It useful fo ina eit useful for years.’ Fill por pest solution wed in Do you divilke to i $25, bedding free: plans o future sailing date, HS, Agent, 631 F nw. Derths engaged, ©. L. spin DENTISTRY—TEESH FILLED AND PLATES small charge to cover cost of material; n from 2 to 5. DENTAL "ARTMENT NAT. UNIV., cor. 8th and K nw. COAL AND Thomas W. Riley, Dealer in All Kinds of hr 'extracted free. SEAT PLEASANT HOUSE. High ant beautiful spot; spacious house; excel- lent Loard and room only $2) per mo.; 86 pet Week; distance, twelve minutes on train; free coaches to hotel; commutation fare about 10c, round tri; 13train met. Sunda: : and J. 1. Colhoun, For fuil particulars apply to Ss. K. DROW! Seat Pleasant. "M BE PLEASANTLY wer at “Edge Brook,” on C. ¥. RL OR. and Williamsport. pike, hear Hagerstown, ‘Md. Address Mrs. DANIEL YOUNG, Halt Way, Md “cs ‘yo26-t" COUNTRY BOARD, LPEPER, VA. LOCATIC healthy, beautifal and ‘conventent; provi fresh and abundant. 8. ALEXANDER. Je2 GENERAL AGENCY FOR COU: Boarding houses in all parts of the country. Prices from $4 to $10 a week; special rates to tment clerks, for Orkney ‘Springs. CHASE. ROVE, $81 Fst. B.w., Room 20, 4th floor, ine NOW OPEN—STOTT'S 20-ROOMED HOUSE, NEAR cor. Riggs and Kock Creek Church roads; 3 min- utes’ walk from Stott station, Met. br. B. and O. KR. R., and 15 from two ‘trolley car ines; spacious sand wi r grounds; stabling; rates. P. O. address, Mrs. EARNEST, Home, Ciry. jet9-1 OAK CREST B. AND 0. RAILROAD; 17 miles from Washington: high, health; Rater: Lathe: gas: large porches: ample shu moderite terms. JOHN L, STREEPER,Laurel, Md. $e20-1iu* ROSE CLAPF-% MILE FROM WAYNESBOKO'— ‘Large rooms; spring water: fresh vegetables. ul!k, &e., in abundance; hing. boating, bathing. $20 mo. Mrs. B.J.CRAIG, Waynesboro’, Va. 8 HISTORIC HACKWOOD, 2 MILES FROM WI chester; 2 kinds of water; battle of 19th Sept., "64, fought on the grounds; ishing; boati lenty ade; large airy rooms; good tabl ent! Jowation; daily ran’ conveyance to church, CHARLES B. SPANGLER, Winchester, Box 277. Je16 LAWN COTTAGE, IN SIGHT OF STATION: large shady lawn, milk, tee, fruits and ‘phone at door; fing riding’ and ‘driving horses: moderate Address Mrs, TEOS. A. BURDY Md. MANOR,” FOREST GLEN, MD., B. AND O. R.R., the most popular and delightful sammer resort Oa the Met. branch; strictly first-class: Feasonable rates. ‘Terms, address PROPRIETOR, Sims MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL, MT. AIRY, MD., THE highest point between Baltimore and’ Blue Ridge mouutains, will OPEN JUNE 1. Send for descrip: lar. ERNEST B HORN, Prop. ° (FORMERLY GALE MAN- " T sts, n.e.. with its elevated posi tion; 10 acres of shaded lawn; pute water, and accessibility by electrie ears.is the place to spend the suminer; terms moderate. Jel2-1m* SUMMIT HOUSE, GAITHERSBURG; 40 MINUTES ropolitan branch, B. and O.; trains every 20 pew management; vew furnishings; good water; reascnable rates: for RT a very desirable home . and O., address W. M. CLARK, Washington Co., Md. Je2-1m PIANOS AND ORGANS. §500 Piano, $135, * —and on $5 monthly payments—the best Piano bargain of the year. Left with us to sell, a bandsome T-octave Piano, rosewood , full steel plate, fine tone and action. Cost $500 new. Will sell for $135, om $5 monthly install- be! ments. F. G. Smith, 1225 Pa. Ave. at nmmer Rest, eeeeees, eeeeee An Exceptional Piano Price. We've a HARDMAN UPRIGHT, not a scratch or sign of wear on it—if we didn't tell you different—you'd think tt came direct from the factory. $200 is our price for it— in payments of $10 down and $10 a month— and you're protected in your purchase by our guarantee. If this doesn't fit your need, there are other makes priced in a fashion both cou- Yenlent and modest. See us when out “Piano unting.”* Henry White, 035 F x‘%. 030 FOR AT A SACRIFICE—A RARE CHANCE— A magnificent upright grand piano, almost new; one of the finest makes in the world; handsom natural wood case, richly embellished and ft ished; bas full grand repeating action; all the best “Improvements; superb tone, with singing walities unsurpassed; cost $650;' used but very little; elreumstances ‘compels sale by owner. for only $250, casi down; full guarantee transferred. Call at once. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, KNABE Unequaled in Tone, Tcuch, Workmanship and Durabilit; pie sree Pianos for Rent. prt rmetsay Second-hand Pianos at Bargains. Je20_ WM. KNABE & CO., 817 Penna. ave. n.w. A SMALL-SIZED UPRIGHT PIANO; BEST GER- man make; a remarkably sweet and sonorous tone; a handsome and durable case, and alto- gether a gem of musical beauty; price, $200; $10 cash and $5 per month. Pianos’ and organs, new and second-hand. Pianos for rent, mov: tuned, boxed for shipping and repaired. HUGO WORCH @ CO., 925 Tth st. ow je21 ately ti TEI PIANO made: tm * | Absol orsed by the musical profession; constructed after the most artistic designs and in al! binds of rare wood cases. Established more than 50 years. PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, api7-te 417 11th st. nw. HOTELS Se Pa. and 14th st., 3022 Washington, D. C. THE OSBORNE, Arkansas and Pacific averues. Atlantic City, N.J. Rates, $1.50 to $2 per day; $8 to $12 per week. Mrs, H. OSBORNE. S.A FONTAINE, Ocean end of Kentucky ave., Atlantic City, NJ. New and modern. New IN & MASSEY. HOTEL COLUMB:! beach. Cuisine and Service the best. Good rites for parties and fam- Illes for season. Send for rates. THE CLIFTON, ATLANTIC AND CONNECTICUT avenues; home-like; capacity, 150; terms, $7 to a week. Circular mailed. HOTEL ROYAL, KENTUCKY AVE. ; ONE SQU. from the ocean; third season. room abd table are established. Rates, ant gHotel Johneon, alse, at Roral ‘SON, M. EDELEN, late of Willard’s Hotel, M ‘The merits of our SEASIDE HOUSE. ATLANTIC CrrTy, \ On ocean frout. Sun ‘parlor. Elevator. Balt water N THE YEAR. eo CHAS, EVANS. THE WINGFIELD, OCEAN ATLANTIC CITY, \N. 3. Near the beach. Tt? reasonable. Stockton Hotel, CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, WILL OPEN JUNE 30, 1894. THE STOCKTON HOTEL COMPANY, F. T. WALTON, Manager. 7. THE ‘Open 15. First-class appointments; delight- ful location on beach. . B. POLE. Man. Jel-2m M. E. COMPTON, Prop. HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N. J. Opens June 23, 1894. Situated on the beach. All mod. imp. jel-3m SRS JOHN TRACY & CO. OCEAN GROVE, N. 3 “OCEAN HOUSE.” Main avenue; 3 minutes from ocean. For circulars and rates, ad dress T. PRENTIS, Prop., Box 317. jel-2m a . ae OCEAN PATHWAY, OCEAN GROVE, N.J. jel-2m JOHN WILSON. WILDURTON-BY-THE-SEA, Spr Leke, N. J. ‘Open from June to October. Je4-244m ne ‘°K. LETCHWORTH. THB ALLAIRE, i PRE? TARR KS. rectly on the beach. Open June _wyl2-65t . E. M. RICHARDSON. THE ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, N.J., Open until October 1. All moder conven! including hot sea. water baths in house. rates for June. Send for elrculai my2tosel0 ROBT. B. = “SPECIAL RATE"—THR TREMONT, SEA GIRT, . Jo Dering May and June a special, rate of 316 Week for the best rooms. Address J. %. HINK- SON, 4206 Chester ave., Pa. apl6-m.w,s,tt "HOTEL BERKELEY. Directly on the beach. JAS. & GEO. BEW. HOTEL KENDERTO: Ocean end Tennessee ave., ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Kentucky ave. SPECIAL RATR®. Mrs. J. F. NEALL of Tioga. THE METROPOLITA: Massachusetts and Atlantic avenues. Near warm Complete sanitai DREWS. Set Ocean ‘end Kentucky ave. Appolntments and cui- sine spectal features. Daths and inlet. ments, M. C. AN Send for se THE CONTINENTAL, ATLANTIC AVE. Rhode Island. Full’ ocean view: first-class ace commodations; $8 to $10 week. Mrs. 8. HITCH and Mrs. A. F. LEHMAN. THE SAN MARCOS. -PACIFIC AND MASS. AVES. ant and modern; elevitor: e terms are reasonabl scriptive circular ‘with diagram matied. THE ALREMARLE.—Virginia ave. (thoroughly ‘ecreened); every conventence:’ appointments and service un- : the terms are reasonable, CHARLES D. COPE. hear bench: el rooms; salt bat and pow at 1128-25 13 st., Washington,D.C. The Mansion, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Fifteenth year under the same management. First-class table aml service. Coaches attend all trains, and carry our guests to, ang from the beach free of chai THE IRVINGTON, ‘On the beach. Modern and cheerful. Elevator to ground floor. All water Mtered. SS & HOOPES. On beach, Maryland ave., Atlantic City: eapaelty, 200; every ‘comfort and | convenience home; good table; $2 to $3 per day; $10 to $18 per week; special rates. for families for season. G. W. KENDRICK, Owner and Proprict Washington trade solicited. ‘TRY BOARD. | Remodeled and refurnished. day, $8 to $12 week. BR. EF. NORRIS. BRADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. te and beach, | Enlarged, improved. “Send for circular. house. JAMES BRADY. HOTEL ALDINE. PACTFic AVENUE N . xtrictly first-cliss in all sonable terms. price let. ete. seriptive pamphl _my21-2mo HOTEL ATGLEN. Michigan ave. near beach. hly heated. Perfect sanitary” arra mb24tojy31 Terms,$8 to HOTEL LELANDE, ATLANTIC CTTy, Atlantic City, N.J. 10 per week. J.E. ~ HOTEL ROSSMORE, Near the beach. Newly furnished. : ARTSOCK BROS, HOTEL TRAYMORE, Atlantie City, N. 3. Open all the year. __W. W. GREEN & Co. Under Washington management. Rates, $10 t WELLINGTON. ALTANTIC CITY, N. J. NEAR THE BEACH. ‘M. A. & H. S. MILNOR, SEASIDE—ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. UNITED STATES POTFL AND CAFT. Ocean view and center finest villas and drive. First-class accommodae orchestra. For terms and rooms, ad dress JOHN S. DAVIS, Prop'r. THE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., ON THE BEACH FRONT. Descriptive iMustrated booklet matled on aj ton, NOT SEA WATER ap2-8m PATHS. ELEVATO E. ROBERTS & SONS. Kentucky ave. near beach, TH! Atlantic City, N. J. bit steam heat; appointments first- Atlantic City, N. J. AT REMAINS OPEN THROUGHO! a Situated directly on 4 _ the beach. Every conve: Bience, including hot and cold sea water baths and J.D. SOUTHWICK, Manager. ASKURY PARK, N. J. ASBURY PARK, 50 yards from the surf. appointments the r day. §8 to $12 per week. Mnsle. 28-1 ._H. PEMBERTON. ASBURY PARK, Welcomes everybod: HOTEL ALBION. 15th season. Table and Accommodates 200. i., The fiaest and healthiest concerts daily, fastest bicycle track and splendid grounds: National Editorial, Road Improvement Associations, July 2 Eatieational ‘and : baby parade. Three bun: Gred ‘hotels. Rooms for ali. ASBURY PARK, N. J. West End Hotel. Opens June 20. Located directly on the beach. Capacity 400. For further information send for RIPLEY, Prop. METROPOLITAN HOTE Leading house. circular address THEO. OVES. ASBURY PARK, N. J. Opens June 1. Jet-2m “Asbury Park, > No mos juitoes. Directly on ocean front. WILLIAM APPLEGATE, Prop. ASBURY PARK, ASBURY PARK, N. J. HOTE! Now open; ocean front accommodates 200; cu! Je1-2m isine the best. HARVEY JONES, Prop. ASBURY PARK, N. directly on Wesley La! i gas, bath and artesiag moderate rates; he be THE FENIMORE, Asbury Park, N. Cap., 200. For circulars, &c., address THOS. NOBLE. THE BRIGHTON, ONE BLOCK FROM THB Deach, Asbury Park, N. J. ‘Open all the year. ap9-100t Home comforts. Mrs. HAMILTON HUNT. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY Coast. ARLINGTON HOTEL, The icading hotel in Ocean Grove. furnished, complete and perfect throughout. rectly opposite the Auditorium. rt lights. Opens June 16. C. H. MILLAR. Je28-2m The Sheldon, OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Opens June 25. Accommodates 350. For informa- T. Hi, BRUSH, EBBITT HOU WASHINGTON. D. . YET SAFE, METHODS in all Dental ‘operations. Charges moder- in another column. TAL PARLORS, 1217 PA. AVE. fe2 DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING ization of Atnerii moderate prices by experts only. 401 See card im another columm, Wood and Coal. WHARIFAGE, Manling of 8!) Kinds promptly attended t EY'S WHARVES, Foot lith and 12th sts. sw. lise railroad and wharves Selentific DEN- IMPORTED FROM CHINA. Fireworks ' ! Fireworks ! ! Best quality genuine Chinese Fireworks, Bombs, Skyrockets, &e. More POWERFUL, more SATIS. FACTORY and CHEAPER than those generally sold American stotes. TUCK CHEONG & CO: eae Merchants nud Importe:s, 342 Pa. ave. 320-121 = Wholesale and Retail, HOTEL SPRAY VIEW, Directly on beach, e 16. Sixteenth’ year. 0. Box 2057. gy Mime ys JOS. WHITE, Prop. THE EL DORADO, Broadway, fronting Fletcher lake and the sea, _Mrs, A, LOOMIS. _ Ocean Grove, PHILADELPHIA. nearest the sea. Mrs. T. B. HUNTER. THE NANEPASHEMET, ws MARSLEHEAD. MAS Inest ocean scenery on the Massachusetts coast. For description address AMMI BROWN. my4-co2m* SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. ‘ASHINGTUN HOUSE, COLONIAL BEACH. THE finest boating, bathing and fishing on the Poto- mac. Terms moderate. Sy2-5ee COLONIAL BEACH, VA. JOHNSON S$ BOARDING h yen for the season. Address Mrs. G. E. JOLLNSON ty2-6r* SUMMER RESORTS. SPRINGS AND BATHS. ARANDALE. HOTEL cap Now open for reception of chen stees address “Seid Imelore BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL, ‘The Carlsbad of IN MUSICAL CIRCLES The Ohoral Society Arranging Its Pro- gram for Next Season. A Great Performance of the Messiah to Be Given—St. Paul, Sampson an@ Delilah and Other Works. ‘The Choral Society has not yet made out its program for the coming season, although it is expected that something definite will be determined upon at the meeting of the board of directors tonight. There seems to be some difference of opinion between some membe>s of the board and the music com- mittee as to whether ft is advisable to open ‘the season with a miscellaneous concert or with some good oratorio. The music com- mittee has recommended that at the first ceneert of the society, which will probably be in the first week of November, the ora- torio of “St. Paul” shall be given. Their idea is that by starting out to rehearse an cratorio there will be a greater amount of interest felt by the members of the society than if it were known that the dirst con- cert would be composed of a lighter work to start with, and miscellaneous numbers for the second part of the program. “St. Peul” has not been heard here for many years, not since it was given by the old Philharmonic Society, back in the seventi>s somewhere. It has a number of grand choruses, which the society, with ite in- creased membership, covld interpret tn exe cellent style. Of course, it would be neces- sary that the attendance should be large at each rehearsal in ot won of deanna Ta peters S @ couple of months, but it is believed that the members would be sufficiently interest- €d to at once take hold with an earnestness aud an enthusiasm that would warrant prediction of a 4 There is no difference of opinion a: | ing the “Messiah” during the Christmas holidays, and it is possible that the solo quartet may be of a character which shall appeal to the lovers of all good music for its excellence. The names that have been Suggested are Emma Juch, Lillian Blau- management. curative waters, it is @ heal sone summer home. rey Springs Hotel. _ Summit of the Bine Rid ine Ride« Mountains, Pena, Forest Glen, ithic institution; 400 For invalids and those dest . No vg ee — muscle movements, electricity, &e. particulars, ‘address U. Hl. WieisiiT, IN THE MOUNTAINS. \ LAKE HOTEL, t above the sea; six hours fromWasb- 3 NO STAGING. LAKE HOTEL 00., ___ Mountain’ Lake Park, ‘M4. AGE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA; river; open to boarde (adults); from $5 to $8 we WM. HR. BELL, MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE. ON TOP OF THE tan rooms ; ite rates JOHN A. FOR RENT—DEER PARK—FOUR DESIRABLE cottages near the hotel at reasonable prices for | the summer season. They are fairly well fur- ek all man ped peng and on attached. For terme ai ou information ajq Cumberiand, Md. Jess. COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, WESTMORELAND has been handsomely refitted under hagement; the cuisine department being unexcelled, the ‘bathing, fishing, crabbing and “boating are ‘unsurpassed; while as a health Tesort for de te constitutions it has ‘he high- est tudorsexent of our physicians. Terms imed- Boat daily. Address Mrs. A. BE. COOLEY, je30-i "ON THE POTOMAC, oue mile from Piney Polut Hotel, 15. autiful location, elegant , comfortable rooms, newly furnished, good fishing and bathing. free’salling. Terms, $1 per day, or 86 per week. For farther information apply to JAMES D. HAYDEN, rietor, Polut; St. Mary's” county, Sne or Potoma: foot MOORE'S HOTEL, * open = reception — s y, $4 per week, ‘per month. H. F. MOORE, Prop. SOW OPEN_—THE DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHOBOTH Beach, Del; good bathing, gunning, fishing and boating; bar aud livery attached. WM. M. JEF- FERSON, Proprietor. je26-1:n* BAY RIDGE Lots are offered for sale at low price and on reasonable terms. Apply at BAY RIDGE HOTEL, Or W. H. BARSTOW, Je23-12t 611 F st. nw. POTOMAC T 's ISLAND, MD. opens July 3 $0 per week; $30 per smooth, rates to families for one Splendid sailing and bathing. Boats for sailing free. Take steamer Sue or Potowne, leaving Washington, Stephenson's whart. Potomac leaves 6 p.m. Sund. S p.m. Vednes- Lu Sue leaves Mondays ai Saturdays, 6 p.m. - leuves Adama’ wharf, St. Georges Island, Md@.,. Sunday evenings for Weehingtop: boat Schedule in effect July 3. Address ADAMS t. George's Island P.O., St.” Mary's Ma. je23-1m* HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD. _N "300. ghesta: ditectl O. BECKENBAUGH, ney uke Steamer Address Capt. $ ; Going This Summer? If so, and you haven't decided where to 0- nd for one of our booklets of Piney Point, Md. Bathiog, Boating and Pisbing of the finest Kind. A tatle that ll compare With the best in the cit; Billiards, Bowl- ing, Music, Dancing, Driving, make up @ Mirtial list of the amusements, Rates are $30, $35 a month: $8, $10 and $12 the Week, $1, $1.50, $2 a day. THOS. W. WIL- LIAM Propr., or Wash B. WILLIAMS, 7th and D sts., for further particulars. jel3 RIVER SPRINC SUMMER RESORT, ON THE . is open. We furnish many com- resort in Marrlund for the same Dr. R. P. BLAKISTONE & SON, River Md. Je6-im* SPRINGS AND BATHS. BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL IS OPEN for the accommodation of guests, and_ will con- tinue to be open until October 1. Round-trip to and from Berkeley Springs can be t all principal ticket offices of the B. ailroads, good for the sum: mer, at a er ced price. From Wash- ington to Berkeley and return, $4.15. For further luformation apply to MW: LAMBEIT. Mane ager Berkele rings Hotel Company, Berkeley Springs, w. Va. ‘jy-2-20* velt for soprano, Gertrude Stein, Gertrude Edmanés or Catherine Fiemming for con+ tralto, Guille or Reiger for tenor, and Bush- nell for bass. The secretary is now in cor- zespondence with these and other well- known singers, and it can dicted that a quartet will worthy of the oratorio ton public. During w HOTEL ESSICK, HIGHLAND LAKE, Pa. mountain resort in America. Send for descriptive matter. H. M. ESSICK,Prop. Aurora House, Aurora, W. Va., an ideal health resort. Coolest pot in the Allechanies, Circulars at Star office. ‘erms very moderate. 152 Loan ‘apd Trust bull SHAFFER, Aurora, W. Vs CHARLES TOWN, JEFFERSO: HOTEL POWHATAN. I. PF. Two hours from Washington; air; everything first-class; rates low. jeZ2-1m* Virginia Mountain Resorts Reached by peake & Ohio Railway | 5 to8 Hours’ Ride from Washington. VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS, 2,500 PRET ELEVA- | tion in the great Aj Mest healthful be safely pre- be presented and of the Washing- he Lenten season an entertainment will be given, at which it is likely that Rossini’s Stabat Mater will be Presented ss the chief attraction. It is in- ve -4 fourth concert about the ) When either “Sampson and “The Damnation Will be offerea. The success whic! | tion of the third ‘h attended the presenta- act of “Faust” and the of “Ii Trovatore” at Prof. Maina’s musicaie iast spring his induced hin to ar range other operas for presentation by his | Pupils, so that next winter he will be pre- pared to give acts from “Crispino e la Co- musicales by wealthy people in has come to include the representation of an act of some opera as well as individual solo numbers, and it ts understood that this idea will be acted upon by society people im Washington next winter to a considerable The resignation of Mrs. E. %. Perkins as solo soprano of All Souls’ Church, which had been presented to the music committee, will not take effect until next September. The committee are in no hurry to engage @ successor, but propose to look over the field thoroughly and in the end decide upon some one who will be fully up to the exe cellence which the choir has maintained. It is understood that Father Gloyd, the mew pastor of St. Patrick's Church, is look- ing about to secure a good choir, which be equal in excellence to that of any Cetholic Church in this city. Father Stafford has become an assistant |pastor his eloquence is attracting large | crowds to St. Patrick's, and it is believed | that the musical service should be up to | the standard of the pulpit oratory. The choir of this church was never so good as j when it was under the direction of Prof. Maina, who, although he was limited by the late Father Walter in the expenditure for | Soloists, gave some of the best music that was ever heard in St. Patrick's. number of the congregation would be glad to see Mr Maina again in charge of the musical work of this church. ee TO CROSS THE OCEAN ALONE. lachiun mountains. ca where it is delightfully Evrope. The hotels Virginia aod 3 ote Inia as surrounding cottages afford WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS, 5 miles from the | Hot. HEALING SPRINGS,2% tatles from the Hor. Other noted resorus are’ Kockoriage Alum, Ked Sulphur, Salt Sulphur, Old Sweet, Sweet Chuly- if Xataral Bridge, the Alleghany at Goshen, 7 Inn at Clifton Forge. jeturemjue mountal rd reputation. Vestiuled trains, plete Pallinan service. daily at 2:25 p.m. ceper on night train for Hot Week-end excursion tickets at greatly reduced For descriptive pamphlets, 1 information, ad 1421 Pa. ave. H.W. FULLER, General Passenzer Agent. WATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. A elichtfol mountain resort in the Blue Ridge a northern Pennsvivania, Hote! modern and complete: ‘Three and one-quarter hours Je0-», tadeth, 26 L THE ALLEGHANY HOTEL, Homestead and every convenience With dining cars and com- | fn best style. LW. BRODHEAD. | High up in the mounteins on main line of the scenic Chesapeake and Ohio railway, five bours’ ride from Washington. new and modern hotel of 100 rooms. Beautifully furnished and well kept. pe A . elect ts, bot a ; SE tay rg Alain Springs. Vestibvied limited train, nd Pullmans, leaves B. and P Pe Regular excursion and cheap week-end tickets now on sale. ral ost < J. WATKINS LER, Captain Freitsch Starts in a Fortys Foot Boat to Make the Trip. Capt. Freitsch of Milwaukee and his forty-foot schooner-rigged cockleshell, the Mina, arrived at New York Wednesday night on his way from Milwaukee across the Atlantic to Stockholm. He is a six-foot | Swedish sailor, and built his boat especially for the adventure of crossing the lakes an@ the Atlantic alone. The boat is constructed of Michigan pine, and looks like a flat-bottomed skiff, nose running clear out of the water drawing two feet aft. The peculiar is for the purpose of allowing the to adjust his tiller in a cog-wheel arrange- ment and go to sieep. He sailed from Mil« waukee April 26, reached Detroit May 14 apply xt C. and Per eatrese 7 « midge county. "Va. KEE MAR SUMMER RESORT WILL OPEN JUNE 15. “Elevated. shady lawn, large rooms, mountain water, excellent board; reasonable rates. Address M. H’ DUPHORNE. a, Md. my2i-2m THE SCMIT HOUSE, if MOUNTAIN HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, ; ‘Located on fruit hill farm; Blue Ridge mountain; elevation 1,200 feet: 20 minutes’ drive from depot. Return ticket $2.55, "gud to Oe. fartticn Sead ‘tor Proprietor. HOFFMAN HOUSE, Bridgeport, Alabama. A Beautiful brick and stone SOUTHERN SUPER HOPE, to be opened June 25, under the management of Cassius H. Read, late head of Hoff- man House, New York. Invalids, especially those with diabetes, etc. are invited to tnis mew health resort in the north- east corner of Alabama. Bridgeport has been practically preferred to Carlsbad. Come and try the waters. Over 100 rooms, handsomely furnished, excelient beds, electric bells, rooms en suite, baths, etc. Address CASSIUS H. READ, Bridgeport, Ala. jell-law-4t Buena Vista Spring Hotel, BLU RIDGE MOUNTAINS, MARYLAND RAILROAD, EN FOR RECEPTION OF GUESTS. This new and elegant hotel offers every modern facility. Delightful dry mountain air. Abundant pure Water; perfect sanitation. The botel is but 3 hours from Washington via. Baltimore. Leave Washington at 2 p.m., Pennsyl- vania railroad. ‘Terms are very moderate this season. Address w. REAMER, Spring St Pr. 0., Washington county, Ma. CAPON SPRINGS, MOUNTAIN FARM HOUSE my4-m,w, fom. CAPON LAKE IN ire county, W. V wer. Bathing, boating, dishing, hunting. Cor- respoudence solicited. Mrs! E. M." EICHELBER- GER. mylé-lawl3t® BOARDING, $5 PER WEEK—RERKELEY Loner, Berkel i.e Pharm: 14th and Addri BUCHAN! HEALING SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA. 500 feet elevation. nesapeake and Ohio Railway. ituated in the mountains of Vir- and a half miles from the Hot phere ts dry and bracing and perature delightfully cool all summer; ling bathe and the best drinking water in Virginia; comfortable and well kept hotel and cottages; charges moderate; only eight hours’ ride from Washington; Ibuled dining car trains Jeave B. and P. station at 2:25 p.m. and 11:10 p.m. daliy; sleeper on night train for Hot Springs ‘withont change except Sunda: For descriptive painphlets, excursion ‘and week- end tickets at low rates and general information apply at C. and 0. offices, 513 and 1421 Penn. ave. A. M. STIMSON, Manager, JelS-1m Healing Springs, Bath Co., Va. JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED- erick county, Va., will be open June 21, 1894. New hotel; modern in all its departments; sani- tary arrangements perfect; capacity, 250: tem minutes’ drive from R. R. station. ‘to Write for pamphlets. E. C. JORDAN 222m Jordan Springs P. O., Va. Rock Enon Springs and _ Mineral Baths.- Great North mountain, ~ Frederick AL Capacity, 00; all requisites for health, eomfock, rveation and rest; bithards aad bowling; ex: beating aud strengt water and bathe; 1 safe and lovely resort, for ies; undant table; complete sanitary arrangements: terms moderate. ‘Send for circulars, Witt all in formation, to A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor, mri23m Sun bulldire Washinewosn Dc it Lanch’ Jedo-st” Cireulars Lav Reached b; Charmingly two Cleveland May 18, Buffalo May 27, and was towed to Albany. He went down the river When he left Milwaukee he had ten days’ provisions and 42 cents. He bytions for exhibiting his The captain says he storms on the lakes, and does ocean, where the waves run can ride them better. The Suspension of Capt. Local bicyclists are the matter involving the race track of Capt. E. E. Arlington Wheelmen, dispatch from New York dispatch only verified a ru been afloat several days. chairman of the racing by Capt. Clapp's friends here, who it as unjust to the local rider Brookside, ALTITUDE, 8.100 FEET. This beautiful mountain resort now open. cure rooms now. Kates and descri 8. PRESCOTT Wednesday. receives contri! + | a address JAMES H. PRESTON. je6 1m MORRELL HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA— Cool 3 shady lawns; scenery i & g ut ton We oe Finest nate oe scenery first-class table; good beds: E ti se? telegraph office tn er re... SE yi. me "»_Proprietor. THE LOCKWOOD, HARPER'S ‘Will open June 4. Rooms large and sbade; table first class; rates, $6 Ez Propri: 8 8 il & MISCELLANEOUS. FOREST INN, FOREST GLEN, MD., NINE MILES ‘on Met. branch: table unexceiled: i against the Washington Road Club when several meme bers of the latter organization pai in the races at Norfolk on the 17th of May. It was reported that the club had paid the entrance fees for the members in violation of the L. A. W. rules, and Capt. Clapp's re- porting this matter for investigation, it is said, got him in his present trouble, and that his suspension followed without @ full and fair trial. ———— Another Bright Boy. The High School boy is having university honors thick upon him and proving anew the excellent foundation which the Wash: ington public schools afford for an eluca- tion. Young H. E. Biscoe, the son of H. 8, Biscoe, was one of this year’s graduates at Institute, standing sixth in a very large class, and having the best average in each of his studies, He was captain of one of the companies of the university corps, and was congratulated by the faculty for having the best drilled com- the institution years. His personal qualities caused hi to be voted the most popul: corps, and on graduation day his company presented him with a handsome sword. probably take a twe course at Cornell and finish at ome e German universities. ————— An Administration Suit. A suit growing out of the terrible rail- road accident at Boston Bridge, Carolina, August a re and miner- & WALNUT POINT HOTEL | Opens June 20. Situated at mouth of Coan river. | Good view of the Potomac river. and bathing. Fish, dress W. P. COWART, Cowart, Va. UNDERTAKERS. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, | 940 F Street Northwest. | Everything strictly first-class and on the most on ‘Telephone call, 340. AUGUSTUS BURGDORF, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER AND EMBALNER, NEW YORK AVE. N.W. Good boating oysters, crabs, fruit. the Virginia Free Delivery Offices. Continuance until otherwise ordered of | the experimental free delivery postal serv- | ice at the following places, whose year's | trial has expired, was authorized today by | Acting First Assistant Postmaster General Lamar: Sardis, Miss. burg, Oreg.; Oakdal Ark.; Mozo Manie, Wis.; Hoel Tex.; Gig Harbor, Wash. 8. D.; Caldwell, Ida.; folk, Va.; Kutztown, Shoemakersville, Pa.; Sea Isle City, Sellersburg, Ind.; Stevens City, Va.; Hyatt ville, Md.; Hephzibah, Ga.; Harrison, Ohio Fayette C. H., Ala: has known member of the Roseville, Cal. Young Biscoe will Caldwell, Kan. Rockville, Md. 1891, was on trial be- | fore Judge Cole, in Criminal Court No. 4 | Saturday. Among those killed was Plumber Samuel E. Gorman of this city, who left @ widow and three small children. Edward Gorman was appointed administrator of the deceased, and he it is who now sues the company for $10,000 damages. The company, in defending the sult, claims that one Brown becam> the administrator of the in North Carolina, and that @ settlement was effected with him. Foondiam, Ia.; porium, Pa.; Dunellen, oe Mich.; Jenkinstown, Pa.; Laurel, Md.; Lud- | low, Vt.; Morianna, Fla.; Middletown, Md. Middletown, S Newark, Del. Weldon, N. C. Pa.; Dexter, i land, Tenn.; Chesilhurst, N. J., and Robinson, IIL. +2 __ On the Retired List. John Kelly, clerk of class 1, headquarters of the army, has been placed on the retired list for general service clerks. of Cotton Seed. the leading planters of Arkanras and Mississippi Pave called a convention, to meet July 12, to de- vise ways and means for selling this sea- of cotton seed. claim that the of! mills have made a com- and in nee age <4 price of the seed has rauged very low, spite of the fact that the ouply bes os and forced up The Price A number of To Enforce the Contract Labor Laws. The immigration commissioner has sent instructions to officers of that service along the northern frontier to see that the alien contract labor laws are strictly enfo' against Canadians and all other foreigners | during the prevailing railroad strike. This i action was based on reports that the rail-| very short. The planters roads were hiring Canadians to take the places of the regular hands who have been “ordered out.” The planters years ago against the mills the price considerably, and will try te @e