Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1896, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1896—TWENTY-FOUR PAGES. A PLANISPHERE STARS IN JUNE. What May Be Seen and How to See It. FANCIFUL FORMS CF CONSTELLATIONS —E Brilliant Planets and Where They ; May Be Found. ABOUT THE MOON ERPENTS MAY SO} easily be traced among the stars thi it is somewhat re- S markable that there | are among the an-| cient — constellations | but three monsters} of this class. All three will be above the horizon at 9} o'clock this evening. The Hydra, or Water stretches its mus length erm quar] th ead being low in the west an t g at a somewhat meridia together | with Oy pies the @ orth r, may be ada of thes them the most 1s head e of thi is well for is time ient two of th snt pair of € urth magn its tongue as th This figures | which eyes 1 the case of ly remarkable (tor or are repeatedly writers. History of a Discover One of these eyes of the lower, as we now see them, which is has a quite | | Dragon—the | | of astron- s of this of determining its lax, that discovered the aberration of light. Perhaps it should be | ted here what is meant | all It is that very sight | of a star due to the | rth in i it, in con- n our point of view ag stars is shifted tent of 185,000,000 the earth's ort on e of the easil form as can y the and would have, orbit Aipse will, there- the farther the | nh be meas- ulating the | ver, is this t stars has it heen found | th less to measure, it 1 of modern appliances. had hoped to ton its scribed | . but he was star's Movement should be if it star moved in | was continual! what it ullax. Tae but it or THE HEAVENS. ys appear out of Its true place— pt when, as may happen with some of Stars, we are moving directly towards or directly from them—its apparent place continually shifting as the earth moves in its. or! The displacement, to be sure, very slight—not more than twenty secon: of an angular measurement at the most, a@ quantity quite inappreciable to the naked eye—but it Is a matter of which the a: tronomer must continually take account in determining a star's true position. One of ant “cor! of his observed ition of a star aberration,” his con he never sees a star exactly where with the exception of the case above noted. Scme idea of the minuteness of the rration el said that y gether in a chain be formed when it 5 ellipses strung to- would a little more than 1 across the face of the moon. Yet, minute as th se is, ft is more than twenty times as great as that caused by parallax in the nearest star. The Planeta, Three of the plerets will by above the horizon at 9 o'clock tenight. Jupiter, too brilliant to be mistaken for an ordinary Star, will be found at that hour low in the west. It is 1 a magnificent object for the raked-eye observer end still makes a | fine sh in a telescope, although it 1s now omcre than 120,040,000 miles further han when we passed between it in, in Janvary 1: now the most attractive of the and is pow in the height of his as on evening star. His oppos the sun, when he crossed the meri- midright and shene‘at his bright- scurred on the Sth of last month; but hat date his distance from us—about 1a half times that of the sun— is Not Increased enough to cause any ap- st. precial ence In his appearance hrovsh a telescope, tow well alove the horizon asonable hour. ands mi hetween the pica and as i own sphere. It appears as an or- tar of the fir nagnitude sembling Arcturus, ca tt forms a large tri The planet lies Beta Librae, le about ten the bowl ow retrog ward, as can easi change of position to night with reference to these Saturn ts now in the part of the versed by the evn in November. ¥ it “runs low” for observers in with ngle shore, but otherwise it est positions for obsery- S are now open nearly to so that what is known aa division"’—the dark space which o bright rings—can easily with a good telescope which mag- 2 huncred and fifty times, and a goo ope in a favorable state of ere will show unmistakably or “gauze” ring, discovered Bonds In 1850, Wondrous Ringed World. So many good drawings of Seturn have five-in the by been published In recent years that every who has even the most superficial knowledge of astronomy has a fairly good of hew this wondreus ringed world in the fleld of a telescop But no one who has never seen it for himself can have more than a feeble impression of its surpassing bheouty as a telescope ob- ject. It is on tco, When we actually see it and reclize that what we are looking at is no mere picture, but the thing itself, that we are struck forcibly with the great mystery of its gigantic rings, which, small as tney appear in the telescope, have a diameter of 170,000 miles What are they? They appear to be solid, but La Place demonstrated mathematically that they couid not be solid and maintain their equilibrium. It has been shown, too, that they canaot be fluid. ‘The view which of late years has heen held, as the only al- ternative, is that they consist of millions of minute bodies—meteorites—each of which les round the planet, tn its own orbit, as @ minute gatellite. On this view the in- ner margin of the ring should circle faster | than the outer, the difference in their rates of motion being easily calculated. Recent- ly Professor Keeier of the Allegheny ob- servatory has found by observation with the spectroscope that this 1g the case—that the inner mar moves faster than the . the observed difference in their rates being that required by theory, within the Umis of probable error of observation. About five degrees to the southeast of Saturn is the planet Uranus, appearing as a star of about the sixth magnitude, and therefore Just vistble to a person with ex- 1 yesight. It can be seen by any one an opera glass. Te find it point the glass first to Saturn; then move it to the left and downward, and as Saturn passes out of the field Uranus will come into view. There are two or three stars here which are liable to be mistaken for the planet, but a few nights’ observation will decide the croice among them, for the planet !s now movirg slowly toward the west. About the Moon. After the 9th of the month Mercury will be a morning star, and by the close of the month it will be visible in the east in the morning twilight. Venus is still a morning star, but she is sow too near the sun to be visible. Mars has crossed the celestial equator and is now in the no feaate ; thern hemisphere, in the " to be. | Constellation Pisces. It is a morning star, t called for an ec, | Hsing, almost exactly in the east, between Stpon the true | Laud 2am. ‘The earth ts now moving in its not come | . but occupies able time. As w t the rate of 186,000 act, taken in connec- rapid movement— explains complet what Bradle The effect of the compounding of these two movenfents—that of light and that of the earth—may be il- lustrated by the case of rain. uppose @ shower to occur at & time when the air is perfeetiy quiet. The drops fall erpendicularly, and a person wearing a roalbrimmed, waterproof hat may stand in ne shower and be completely sheltered. let him start to run in any direction, the rain will beat against his face. and He runs against the falling drops and the effect is the same as though the drops were driven against him In’a standing di- rection by a wind. So it is with light. A Necessary Correction. To illustrate by a special case, the earth is now situated very nearly in a straight! Une with the sun and the star Antares, in the Scorpion, which we may see low in the southeast. That is, an observer on the sun Would see the planet earth very near this star. Woe are therefore now moving at Tight angles to the direction in which the light comes to ug from Antares—moving to- yard the east. The light of the star, thero- fore, strikes us in the face, so to say, keep- ing up the analogy with rain; we run against {t in such @ way that it seems td come to us from a point a little to the east that from which it actually does come. Fo @ compequence, the star {s seen a little to the east of its true position. Since we are always in motion, the star eat t almost directly toward the planet, and distance from it ts decreasing rapidly. New moon will fall this month on the lith, at S43 a.m., Washington mean time; full moon on the 25th, at 7 a.m The moon will be in “perigee"—the point in {ts orbit at which It Is the nearest to the earth—on the 20th, at 3 p.m. The moon's pesition at 9 p.m. for every day of the month gn which she is above the horizon at that hour is shown In the planisphere. On the 20th, at 5 p.m., Washington mean time, the sun will enter Cancer, and it will be midsummer in the northern hemisphere. Her Bloomers Frightened Off the Bear From tho Morning Oregonian. As Mrs. George Blanship of Olympia was on the way to Mud Bay lasi Friday after- noon on her bicycle, she saw a black bear beside the road so bustly occupied in eating that he at first did not see her. Wnder the hope that bruin would be the means of her discovering a bee tree, Mrs. Blanship dis- mounted, and wert to where he was feast- tng, and his bearship seeing her when she had approached qu'te close to him, etruck into the timber. Instead of bees cecupying the dear’s attention, it was a large nest of ants. He had pulled the nest open, and was Gevouring the swarme of the insects that came out to attack the disturber of their hom ++. He is Over-Timorous, Brom the Chicago Dispatch. A Denver minister predicts that this country will wade in blood within five years. We think that'll be all right if he will leave cigarettes alone for awaile SUMMER RESORTS. Hotel Advertising. SUMMER RESORTS. BEACH HAVEN; N. J. - + SUMMER RESORTS. SEASIDE—MISCELLANEO! SUMMER RESORTS. SPRINGS AND BATHS. The Hotel Register publishes a list of best ~_ EHE ENG: E, papers adapted for hotel advertising. Beach Haven, NJ. wil open Sung 18; many ‘w_improyemer}a sitce year; special, Fitee Summer Hotels. Prgms Send for new illustrated “BOR 5 ‘Tue Hotel Register ts publishing the first Di- | NGUEEES: BEN rectory of all the 7,000 Summer Hotels of North CAPE MAY, N. J. America, Complete’ list, $1, 7 Warren streot. = = 3 2Vi (—_— Now open. eer Hotels. HOTEL DEV ONG far, imei For Sale! Fi ! tised in the Hotel | Hotel near beach an ‘oad stations. Regine ans Oe oidrentised to fhe Hotel | Ferandas, “KING & MAROY. Jeo-3in culates mong the 69,000 hotelkeepers, my27-18t Within STAR Wi-Le, CAPE MAY, N cianean Saw ithin feot of ocean. “Enlatged and retur- ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. alshed AD pointments Aistolasele Loss cen un- THE NEW HOTEL ST. CHARLES, surpassed. “Y.L. RICHARDSON. Jean Atlantle City, CAPE MAY, N. J. Will open June 17, THE COLONIAL, (Ave May, 8. 3. id96. Ocean front of St. Charles place; most beauti- | Ail _modezn conventences. New house. Shady fal exterior and interior on the ‘coast; strictly W. H. & C. S. CHURCH, Jel-2m_ Inst salt an er lass; just built 60 bath rooms; fresh water in every bath; no small ‘rooms; all Oren reous; elevators; private artesian well on premises; two fountains of this water in rotub. this’ water is highly recommended for_ the Congress Hail, CAPE MAY, W. J. turday, June 27, 1896; closes September Opens § dyspepsi 4 uses. Send | 80. Hotel modernized at’ an expense of $40,000. for poautgt ae SES REL | $6 qu'time awa concerta by ion umes BRANK 8. SMAW, Manager. my4-78i rand Orchestia. d 7 f ; : EDWARD KNIGHT C. FOR ATLANTIC CITY PROPERTIES, RENT masreds a my27-2m a Propriéto: THE EBBITT—CAPE MAY, N. J. SALE, write or call on E. H. MILES & Ci corner York and Pacifle ave: List and Guide. a Suite = = Open all the year. ROSE VILLA, 24 8 Stan DAVE. ATLANTIC | _myt-bar 8. W. GOL. City, N. ‘ew and airy cottage; 3 minutes from = = CAI’ ocenn: good tuble and location; satisfaction gua’ Brexton Villa, QjP MAY. anteed. C. EL MATHIS. Heated Sun parlors with ocean’ view. Broad H Plazzas. Special rate for spring. J. A. MYERS. ting from a a in Chelsea, on St. Charles light house. Write or call on P = THE WINDSOR, SAV GOTHON, Heal Estate and Law | Directly on the bevel, unobstructed yew, Cape tautic City, No Jy my9-co26t_ | May, XJ. Steam heat,’ sun parlor, R, HALPLN. apt-2m MARINE VILLA, Cape May,N.J. Nearest hotel to the beach. Twenty- second season, under the same manager Ad- dress Mrs. P. HALLENBECK. ARON, CAPE MAY PO} nL, Beach Accom, 800. Summer terms, co HOTEL METROPOL Ocean end New York ave. Now open, FRANK H. STAMM of Wheeling, W. Va., mh31-eo39t Prop. HOTEL RICHMOND, KENTUCKY AVE., OCEAN end, Atlantic City, J.—Steam bent, ‘sun par- lors, elevator, &e. " Por terms aud other informa- tion addsess Direetly $8 to §) INISHED COT: Rosp corracn— QF 4 MILE FHOM COLTON’ Po op, St. Pattick's Bay: bathing and al luxuriey -of the lowet Potomac; vottages newly painted; terms to suit. For further jn- formation address ADAM FISHER, P. O. Box COLTON'S POINT P. 0., MD. je5-1m* COLONIAL, BEACH COTTAGH FOR RENT, FUR- Fy i fine location, near river Iundings; price, 100 for the season; ‘free bath house; ood’ water. . J. GOULD, 421 ‘tb st. iny26-4w* HOTEL BELLEVUE, CHAPEL POINT, MD., OPENS JUNE 18;" management, firgt-clvss; salt water bathing, fishing and crabbing; terms rea- sonable; special rates to families. Among the advantages of CHAPEL POINT is the fact that {t has two mails daily, and that It can be reach- ¢d by two treins daily via the Popo’s Creek Une, or by steamer Harry Randa). Por further information apply to A. DP. KIETCHMAR, Chapel Point, Md., or E. 8. HANDALL, River View Or- fice, ‘city. Je5-3m. BAY RIDGE HOTEL, Beautifully situated on Chesapeake bay; Opens May 30, Operated on American and European plan. Rates on American plan: $2.50 to $3.50 per day: $10, $12.50 & S15 per wk. For further information aglress GN. WARNER, Manager, my23-s,m,w-4w Bay’ Rule, Ma. COLTON-ON-THE-POTOMAC Will be open for the reception of guests June 1; it ts of the most delightful the Potomac; on salt water; near Che bay; in a large and beautiful grove of » fruit trees are the hotel and cot fine fruits, ers, fish and crabs, Shing, bouting and bath inication from Washington by steam- ships Wakefield and Arrowsinith. R.A. ANIGHT, Vroprietor, Colton Point, ‘St. Mary's county, Md. my20-w&esim> IIMMON, OCEAN CITY, MD.-A NEW attractive hotel, with’ every “modern Open June 13." Mrs, R. T. SHREVE, my19 tu, th&s-mn® REHOBOTH, DELAWARE, 5, urder new and Iiberal o thoroughly renovated; rexson SMITIL & F MOST BEAUTIFUL wil be ope and TLANTIC ¢ Uh _ ny 80-lawaw _MADDOUK, | ater, fi hing, bathing, erate, reo red Ponts, $125 fo ~ ocmay Nd. Bs Prop., Colton's ee Se ARLINGTON HOTEL, — | ah focgqusten criss aise i Ocean end of New York ve. Appointments | OCEAN GROVE, NJ. Leading el in the bay: salt bathing and je fe ee neal ES Widen, Tete ti mupcal = oe "NOLAND, BREVOORT, 18 SO.S0 7a cad venient to Be 1 Terms, $1.50. to T CAROLINA AV 1 CARROLLTON, pitary we may, Occan Grove, N. J. Open June m 5. weekly rates, TE. erms address JOHN WILSON. THE 141 Ocean avenue, “Newly Two minutes to hot a “BERKSHIRE INN, E, ‘The original. Formeviy on rginla ay SEA GIRT, N. J. New York ave. and the ocean “THE IDEAL OCEAN RESORT." ward; everything first M. Ao HOECKI et family hotel ope Vr WOUDE, Mai By 30-2 7 Within 60 feet of The Lelande. fit oe stra act Now open. On the beach. wom 1 ri my28-2m SAM'L WAGNER & SON. NORWOOD, AVON. BY-THE ecotn mda tion MICH: elee- aap repainted PACIFIC AV n and Ohio aves. Enlarge perior n and. tal Uie bells and other improvements. ‘Terms, $9 to rittes el-Im ep week. Send for, booklet. COLDAGES a HED: EMAN, iron. Apply for pamphict. BRIGANTINE COMP. 6-26¢ Brigantine, N.'J. ’ HATHAWAY INN ng th “and new steel walk. ‘Through trains via new Delaware Kiver bridge, the popular route. Booklet. E. RORERTS DARLINGTON (DEAL BEACH), N. J. a a Open about June 15 : tara dwee Flegant beach, bathing and fishing: capac- yaue TEAT he beach. Enlarged and) sey, 200; concerts dally; wow open for inspection: D. KNAUER. Prop. 1 fo reular, Apply to s. DARLING 16 Deal Beach, N. J m1 MARLE AND COTTAGES. Virginia av te h, Atlantic City, Be he ce eee Node Loeiiioa ential and attraction, Motel |g, 3,AfPLROSEINS-OSi replete with al! excelleucies, nd. serv pen Dane 15, sonable, poe SPO" CHARLES E. COP! SEASIDE-NEW ENGLAND. _my 20-26; = ited : - Here ear wine Se THE € NE, COR. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS eae wens] Hotel Sorrento flectiic $.00"to SL4.00 pet , Week, MRS. R. J. OSBOURNE, Gare 4 ME ont Sorrento, Maine. renovated andele THIS MAGNIVICENT HOTEL WILL OPEN JUNE chestras | M.W. TRUITE, Owner ated Pro iG (velth. tirat class 'aypaintinentalthrSarnent: Teles late of Hotel Warwick. is Meena) bolniementes throughout; {el Pies wanes trie lights, Tennis Courts, Bowling, Base Ball, ete.; entices nares TEU Hence Gan [exes livery and beautiful drives; Hay Fever i pacity, 200. $1.50 to $2.00 per ds cits, patients receive instant relief; boating and fishing pet aad — unsurp ess pecial terms for the season, La- dies’ ¢ A lot of Newly Furnished Cottages Ovean front. nid refurnished. Eleva- | for Kent For terms, elrculars, ete., address, until LES pen ee ee co suite, Vath, sttactied: *< Open yall 5010, a7 State acs most Hedin: 4. akon wile: __aplo-5 e CHAS. EV Hotel Sorrento, Sorrento, Me THE NEW GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL, JeB-Lawit HAT L. YORK {-hantic City. S.J. Virginia, ave. aad the beac a — 55 ocean rooms; Will open June 20, 1808; every < Isla Pitteen m convenience known to modern’ tines; eapacity | Block Island, R. 1. Ean! Z Hotel Manisses. fauing; daily CHARLES EF. COPE, ALFRED W orchestra, ins ic¢ For advance engige hall ats apply electric Dells, Prinses reasons marle Virginia ave. A a tie Cit on _ ae WN, 48 Bowdetn at, Boston, Mass. HOTEL DENNIS, eer aS aoe _my13-78t JOSEPH H. BORTON. HOTEL Bi Extreme ocean end Sun parlors, Dacity, 250, THH RERKSHIRE INN, Ocan End, having been Land’s End Cape Ann Mass. Op Finest location on sea tews, bath latter part of Ju itiful “North & casino, tent HARVEY, The Boston. VIRGINIA 2 horoughly tenovated refitted, Will open for the reception of guests anes : JUNE “1, sys. MARSHALL & 'TILLOTSON, HIE OCEAN, $0 TO Props. GEO. A. ROCK, M: my11-3in 50 for sezson, Table bo. rd, $5. per red. A 3 MANAGER, | Ballste Truro, Mass. J THE NEW ENGLAND, Ocean end Bo. C all the yeer. F8t tie City, NJ. Sun pardor, & WILLA, D & BROOKS. RNON HOTET., ave. Absolutely first-class. All conyent- Entire rear facing ocean. ‘Terms, $1.50 to 50 per day. Send for circular. J. S. MOON, Frop. myS Hotel Imperia Ocean end Maryland ave. Full ocean view from wide three-story porches. This handsome and home-like house bas every comfort and conven- fence for 250 guests. Zarge rooms, healthiest lo- 'AMPSCOTT, MASS. Open on_ June 25. An ideal summer homo éituated on the Mass. ME. AND, COTTAGES, coast; beautiful drives among iistorie places; cality. Artesian water, Table and service a spe-| patiing, boating and wheeling unsucpassed. For jaity. $2 to $3 per day. $10 to $18 per w e ery ve Speeds retes for season and to famlli elreniars and information address as above. mb14-156t G. W. KENDRICK. HOTEL PEMBROKE, North, Carctina avg, near Pacttic. cial rates for spring. = Oo. My-sew12t BAY POINT HOTEL, ‘52 AKE. ROCKLAND BREAKWATER, = = 2 LOCKLAND, HADDON HALL. THIS LARGE, WELI-EQUIPPED HOTEL will y to double former "capacits. Rooms] | THIS LALGE. | WELT. bQUIPPE D! Sew: ell, six years The Bay Point cent, with elevators, «ted And the mest perfect wate will be at the head of the Islesboro" Inn. has the most magnificent location on the Male eights, hot and cold De year, Every couvenicnce, apo-bat & LIPPINCOTT. LA FONTAINE, New management The attendance Onen all the year. Bpe- The culsine and atten 5 DW! A . rivaling ary hotel in the state. King NEED WARDIGRCUARK fishing, lawn fentls, splenlid Arives HOTEL ATGL yj an jdeal home, with exquis Ma! AND BATHS. Buena Vista Spring Hotel, Blue Ridge Mountains. x ; DRY RE. 1,5°0 FE EVATION Hotel Ie o 28, address POPULAR VIRGINIA RESORT, Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, «Near Warrenton.) Hotel Opens June 15. ELEG. TRICK EVERY FIREPROUF HOTEL AND MODERN CONVENIENC FAMOUS HOT AsD COLD SULPHUR WATER BATTS F terms, K For circulars, my12-1m* Rock Enon Springs and tn. 1 Rath Mineral Baths, On the great No in, near Winchester, Feat At Room §, Sun building, 1317 F st. n.w., Or at the Siar office. myll-tt ALS. PRATT, Proprietor. Greenbrier inate Salmi White Sulphur PREMIER R THE ALLEGHANIS and Hotel 1 Cot OPEN JUNE 1 TO OCTUI 1 of 2S days, w ORT OF s leave Wa via OULD E bington 2:20 AILWAY. and Tress Q for further information L. W. SCOvVIL Manager, White Sulphur Springs, Lee White Su!phur Springs sulphur springs known in the Virgin ‘Sat this office, Address LEE FAIRFAX INN (FORM. LY ST. CHARLE fn. Address co., Te F of the Stat ORKNEY S| Iviters t NK MANN, J AND HE. i fal mountain Wit variety of | mineral springs; nice accommodatious tial mod: eral Open June 15. Address JAMES Mc 5e3-3 CARROLL, AIIUM, FOREST Glev, Me. ted on tle B. and 0. among the hills £00 feet abov Teopens May 1; desig: valescents; ilustrated aps-2m* ORDAN WHITE be open June 1 we thade for the accommodation of guests carlier by special agreement; RR, fare to and from springs, good for four days, i Cireulars “deseriptive of grounds, waters, &., sent to all applicants, E. JORDAN, Proprietor, an Springs P. O., ¥: , ten miles fr ny this popular wd for invalids TF osent on request. G. H. WRIGHT, M.D. VA., WILL 2 reso: BO my28tofr15, 1 BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. The Berkeley Sy Hotel 1s now open. for ptlor of gue: Berkeley, the finest n the Unit tates, and is noted mutism, gout, nervous tro climate Is delight r. For further infor: ase. The mountain al eto. Michigan gre. pea~ beach, Atlantle City, N.J, complete table! 2 B. JACK & A. R. UNGER, Props Rates, $8 to $10 per week. Heated. Send’ for N._P._SEWELL. Berkeley Spriags, W booklet. J. _E. RED. __mn2s-104t_ MASS, BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL, eee HOTEL EDISON, . $10 to $14 REDFORD, PA., Michigan ave., near Beach, rweck: THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA, Flesator. Steam Heat. Send for. ctrentar. CROW Will open with inceeased afiraciions for the sea- fe1-156t __ 3. 0. COPELAND. LITTLE BRIGHTON, ROTEL AND RESTAURANT, So. Curolira aye. and Beach. Full ocean vie Steam heat. Homo comfosts. Terms reasonabl "HWEISFORT, T, MARELEHEAD, MAS on the Atlantle cos: AMMI. BROWN. emer; u "dwalk. s=35 = fersioat is a cstnes ‘ Us SUEDE POPH AM BEACH, AN ii cane Gan i At the mouth of the Kennebec river. An ideal ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. eummner ho For terms and circulars, sddress Hotel Traymore. J.D. FORSYTH, Manage: Jez coda a ce first-class, SI HOUSE, ee BCR BLAND He s023-tf Proprietor. As perfectly recuperating as il —~-—_ —__-_ en ~ foneer hotel on the isla EOTEL STICKNEY, KENTUCKY AVE. AND awn; good fishing, boating and driving; exe Beach; 100 feet from the ocean: sun parlor; | bathing; two concerts dally; owns the celebra electric bells; steam Leat: $2 to $2.50 per day! | mineral’ springs (which first attracted visitors to $3 to $14 week. L. V. STICKNEY. mh2-tf the fsland.) B. B. MICHELL, cr gonventences: elevate seve eae ee Se ee NOPELSIOR b Veach: $2.50 per day; ele- | FOR RENT-CAPE COD COTTAGES BY TIE _the¢ A. GRUBB. aped'3m ocean, to $150 for season: table board, §5 ASBURY PARK, N. J. per week, if desired. Addsess MANAGER, Tail- ston Heights, Truro, Biaks,_¢ jes-1m Narragansett Pier. THE ATWOOD. HOTEL BRUNSWICK, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Directly on the beach. The leading hotel in every respect. Elevator. MORGAN & PARSONS. je1-8m Situatea on the ocean {ronty commandin Snes ASBURY PARK, Views; three minutes’ walk from the Casino an Hotel Lyndhurst, TEA S bathing bench; 200 guests; opéns Jane 10. my20-Tin FORE TUCKER, Proprietor, Narragansett Pier. ATLANTIC HOUSE. Fronts the ocean; centrally. located and first- Cuisine unsurpassed: first-class in every, respect. Rates, $15 and upward. LYNCH & CHACE, Mgrs. Je3-im IRKSHIRE,” SIXTH AVE., 3D HOUSP FROM ocean; commands unobstructed ocean view; wide porches; large, airy rooms; hair mattresses, &c. Special ‘terms ‘for June. Send for hooklet je3-w&sim* oO. 3. HU THE BRIGHTON, ASBURY PARK, N.J., TENT Hotel enlarged, refurnished. One block ean. Terms reasonable, » HAMILTON HUNT. The Victoria, ASPUBY PARK, N. J. Located at Third ard Ocean’ aventes; fifty yards from Beach; new house; all improvements; excellent fable and appointments; accommodates 150 guests; 2 15th season at this resort, | Spectal rates foF June. y15-3m, 8. KEMPE, PROPRIETRESS THE LEADLEY, ASBURY PARK, N. J.—NoW open for sprit : 16th season ander same G, Proprietor. The Arlington, NARRAGANSETT Pfr, R. L ERNEST L. CASWELL, Proprietor. Open June to October.’” 100’ guests, Write for circular and ‘terms, _ IETATOXET HOUSE, M my15-1m NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. 1. Supertor location; my15-1m Thirtleth season opens June 1. modern improvements; 200 guests. SI-ASIDE—MISCELLA EOUS. ement as a fainily resort; near ocean. Ad- “ PROBST & LEADLEY, Hroprietors.myt-2m | CopoNTAL Th CH, VA., THB ALVIN; DELIGHT > cE, ful; gas lighied; nady grounds; direétly on SERINGUEARE NES: maith front: opeus Stee AO, “For terms giddryss Mr. GRANVILLE, 1128 sti st. paw, mylbams WILBURTON-B¥-THE-SEA, SPRING LAKB, N. J. OGEAN VIEW HOT (hy es for the season on Jung 18, gel-3m R. K. LETCHWORTH. Ocean View, Vao ‘The Hotel will open May 30 for the reception of ests. Ocean View ts one of the most delightful sorts ou the Atlantic coast. The bathing is per- fect and without danger. An ideal place for ladies and children. Music by the Portsmouth Navy Yard Band. For terms, booklets and fu-ther particulars, ad- dress E. R. THORNTON, Proprictor, THE ALLAIRE Ppens June 13. rectly on the Beach. Thoroughly renovated. my15-3m E. M. “RICHARDSON SERING LAKE BEACH, N. aS open gene pias} it Prop. situated near beach. Mrs. CLABAUGH, Props. fmy27-3m,12 son THURSDAY, 25. With dts springs of curative waters heuth-giving as well as a delightful home. “For terms and book! my 20-3m* Takoma Springs Formerly Hetel Takoma— North agement. Address GEO. H. CORYE DAGGER SPRINGS HOTEL ion, Va, ‘Three mineral $00 "ty $125 for the s tagers, per we BRICKER BROS, VIRGINIA it isa summer ager. Hotel. — FALAWATER STA Cottages T je oard to Open June sf HOT SPRINGS. HEALING SPRINGS. Warm Springs. 2,500 feet elevation in the great Vir- ginia) mountains, Eight hours from Washington via Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS—Open throughout the Fear. Grand new hotel und other improvements. Bathing establishment surps: ig anything of the kind in America. Climate nowhere equaled. Mas. nificent mountain surroundings. Most wonderfnl Waters in this country for the cure of rheumatism, gont and nervous trodbles. No contagious or infe lous diseases treated. Address FRED STERRY, Manager, Hot Springs, Bath county,Va. HEALING SPRINGS—Open June 15. 216 miles from Hot Springs. Most valuable waters of their kind known. Hore moderate in charges, quiet ant, homelii Address A.M, STIMSON, Manager, Healing Spring: Bath county, Ya. WARM SPRINGS—Now open § mules from Hot Springs, A first-class family! re. jort. Most luxurious swimmil water in the world. Address. Warmn Springs Bath count; Excursion tickets and sleeping car reservations at Chesapeake and Ohio Railway offices, 513 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue, and 1110 F st. n.w. ap28-tf FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A HANDSOME 11- rocm house, known as the “Goff cottage,"” alt: uated oa the corver of Mercer and Warren s Berkeley Springs, W. Va.; lot 117x182; on el yated ground; Water main conveying the cele- brated spring "water pastes the house; this prop- erty is well shaded and has large porches and a goed, Mell ok rater, For particulars see owner, *_G. AUKAM, 600 F st. nw. apl6-tt Saratoga Springs, N. Y. United States Hotel SEASON OF 1896. Open from June 15 to October 1. SPECIAL RATES FOR JUNE, JULY AND SEPTEMBER For rates and other particulars apply to my16-tu,th&s26t TOMPKINS, GAGE & PERRY. SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, OPEN JUNE 1ST. One mile north of Old Sweet Springs; noted for {te ‘celebrated Chalsbeate Water, as stroug as any in the world. Hacks and_stazes mect trains at Alleghany station, Ci ‘ake and Ohio rail- Way. A great manf tuprovements have been made for the coming season. Parties wishing in- formation address B. F. EAKLE, Jr. Manager. mny21-th,s,tu,1mo. CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS. SUPERIOR MINERAL WATERS. Hampshire county, West Virginia, Those desiring one of ‘the healthiest “spots on enith to locate themselves and faintlies for the summer and fall, and be happy every day, and where all OUT of HEALTH recover in a single Season, Write for paupulet and secure rooms W. H, 5. my12-e013t _ Sh Ses lector, HAMS LOL OTIN Te) RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. VY. THE GREAT WHITE SULTHUR SPRIN ‘Ameri s Fameus Health and Pleasure Resoct. 2] EABI INGTON HOTEL EARLINETON, THE LARGFST, BEST AND MOST MODERN. Opens Jane 20, ST. JAMES OTE Moderste Rates First-ciass in every particular. Opens June 1. Mlusirated pamphlet on application, E. M. ¥ w York office, HUT 2d a RLE & SON, L BRISTOL, 5 th ave. and __TMINNEQUA, — RAR, 1,500 fect al tions; Thountain a ehigsht ful rate Props. Mi ROCKINGHAM VIR Health-gis ing, cheap, Ch Gal SENIES TAcation Send for ci K st. aw Deer Par ON THE CREST OF LYSN WEIGH modations “unsi LAKE PARK, \ mp4 k, ANTES, THE ALL (Main Line B. and 0, R. Ry Jume 22, 1896. For rates, rooms and other infor: tion apply to D, C, JONES, Manager, B. and 0. Central Build irg, Balt Md., up to June 10, after that date. ark, Ma. Glen my16-s,tn,th.to fy1-28 mit Hote MMIT, JCNE ae oum t al s mre from. from” Wa 1. Through « 1 Phiind phia. bar, sprinz d all kinds of Write for booklet and r inte deta RORA HOUSE the and pl Ail AU Opens Tune sort in Gakland terms Brookside Hotel ND COPTS TROPILE 10USE WHI OPENS JUNE 2 Clean, ari asonabl fies or rowin, ng, ai 1,360 DACKS. Blue Meuntai Finest. Hotel in this and infor. Gt rospect House Hamilton Go., N. X. Jed tM ths, tf OAKLAND HoT OL TCT., will b fal I MD. ON B. AND 15. "Most ILLING, mtaa neains. prood Hotel new open: 171 fest part of mountain; no malaria; purest of springs: West of ta largest piazza in moun: tains; muste and dancing; baths and closets tn Ls bea om $8 to $10 per we nd for RAMON, Catsk HARI ty23-1n S FERRY, first-class a batt BoLivak W.Va. JOHN H. DURE, Mgr. W. J. MURPHY, Prop. myst se The Mountain House, Cc ” PA. On top of the Allygheny mountains, main line Pe: . BR. R., 18 miles enst of Pittsburg. traine stop. OVENS JUNE Delightful location. Excell and water. Appolutt Write for clrcul my2-65t TARDE on Fr: winutes” per Wee 'S PERN t Hill Farm, drive from de- $1 and $1.59 ces Tneet W. GREEN, Prop. mountain, s, $5, $6 and $% Medicinal _w: nd for cireul: AND, MD. WILL OPEN JUNE 32. JER NEW “MANAGEMENT. Good electric Heht. Address M. E al st., Bultimore, Md. louse, sonable. Frostburg, Md. THE 1.AKESID! EAGLES MER seison; altitude, 2.200 feet: best location; boat ing and 2 Special rate for June, end for circular, KIRK & SON fed-Tun RE WATER G. inn WATER GAP HOUSE, DELAW. A delightful mountain ia. Hotel mod 1.” ‘Three Lou: Huta. BRODHEAD, e jet-im MOUNTAIN LAKE, Mountain Lake Opens June 15. myld-tt THE LOCK Woop, its 2uth seas: pln Sade: table frst Aileghant Airs. S. E. LOVETT, Proprietress. FERRY, W. VA. popular resort 1s 0; t-class’ table and Doating. dancing and “fishing: most b ph in house. T. S. LOVETT my HM HOUSE_BEAUTIFUL 1 offers un attractive summer Lome: excellent table; clean, airy rooms, views. Address Ferry, W. V: i. Pit. View House. One of the best places of resort in the entire range of Allezheny mountains ts the Mountain View House at Aurorn, W. Va. The air is pure. moun bow the scenery ts grand beyond compare, the accom: rfodations are first-class in every bespect, ond . the rates are exceadingly reas For particulars addvess JOHN A. LANTZ, Aurora, W. Va. tay Im MMI HOUSE, WARPER'S FERRY, W. Va., opens June 11 with greatly Improved facll- tes. Strangers are requested to give references. ‘or information eddrss Miss Mf. J. BOKER, Clerk. my6-3mn* " MISCELLANEOUS. THOUSAND ISLANDS. jong America’s most charmi the W COLUMBIAN HOTEL at 1,000 Island Park, . ¥., and the HOTEL WESTMINSTER, West” inster Park, Alexandria Bar, N. ¥.; great fam hotels; modern and first-cl charges mod te, Beng for descriptive pamphlet and terms, BH. BF. INGLEHART & SON, Proprietors. myl6-tu, thés-26¢ resorts; ——— SUMMER RESORT: MISCELLANEOUs. WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON JUNE 6. Porough parlor cars from Boston,New York end Portland daily. Stephen Mudgett & Sons, Proprietors. INTERVALE, N. HL THE INTERVALE COTTAGES Send for Booklet. my30-8,tude(ul3t Fort William Henry Hotel, LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. Targest and best-appointed hotel at the lake; conducted « rt class and at terms lower than any previous year. OPENS JUNE 1b, under the management of Ryland If m of Atlantie City. Fast-running elevator; electric Ngbts; fine orchestral muste; elegaut tennis. co: ete.; first-class livery attached to. he shown aud informat dressing 1. HAMIL my 30-8, takth, ST. LAWRENCE RIVER. The CENTRAL PARK HOTEL ts the most cen- trally located house in the 1,000 Islands. Among the finest scenery, end close to the best falling grounds on the river. Write for rates to A. Ke WYLIE ©0., Central Park, 1,009 Isiands, Co., New York, u Woodlawn Hotel m given by call IN, Hotel Greve Rockville, Md.. now open for guests. Accommo- dations first-class. Terms reasonable. Mrs. M. J COLLIY, Clarendon Hotel ton, or Woodliwn, Rockville, Md ENTIRELY resort Washingt 1, tsi HE AESCULATTAN, Fairfax co., ° EEL No ELKTON, VA LK AND Western uni Chesapeake ern Lit. Open June 1, Ise6. Ta th at Va, abo oe ia water in hotel. Pumphlet: rates very rensonatle. H. Brown, Prop. Frank R. Dovel, OCEAN 'FRAVEL, Jas, miyi8-Ims ATES MAIL SPEAMSHIPS YORK EVERY SATURDAY POR VIA LOXDOND EY. y SS. CIE OF Second Cabin, §40 OTHER. STEAMER DRAITS AT further ir A RROTHEL HEND SI MOSS, 421 ALASKA. _ AY 24. PERSONALLY to ALASKA EXCURSIO TICKED LIEPING iUDES, CARS SIDE 1 SRLANDS TINT. Korterdam via Boulogne eur nee, 8% hours from Paris or Landon MAASDAS - Saturd WERKI sds AM First calvin, $55.00 to $70.09, see For ini apply to Ger Agency, No. padway, New York in Washington, C.—G. W. MOss, 92) BF. pROor & Son Pa. ‘ave., PARRIS & ©O., Evbitt House. tu,thes-11.tf American Line. Wednes St) Paul Red St e. NEW York ANTWERP SOUTHWALIC. ...Wednesdar. June, Ta MDLAND.---...... Wedneed 2c Wednesa NATIONAL, NAVIGATION We MOS, 4 ayes i EDUCATIONAL. “aN WasHINGTO: Li niguages, THE BERLITZ, + OL « P PANGUAC nw lartin, Miss Sarat orn The Columbian Universit y. TH BL. WHITMAN, DD. SUMMER SCHOOL oy D prmation address “HL Tob jedtoiy1,eo KINS. INRECTOR THE VISK TEACHERS” AGENCY, waz Ith st Manual and registration Ulanks CL CULTURE*AND PIANO, ALTY OF REDUCED KATES concerts and: aperns for raph advancewent, GEV. W. LAWKENCE, 4 F now jel PRIVATE LESSONS _ EL suneed studies Prof 3.1 noh2s-e detain MONDAY AND THURS- MECHANICAL DRAWING day evenings; SKETCHING PROM NATURE Corcoran building 1 dene TRONCH LESSONS pr SUMMER. —GooD pronunciation, practical conversation, reading ap ustating ue MLB. V. 307 D st. mw. (cur ines), WILL OPEN FOR A TF wession Private apd clase tn- straction ins mathematios and angyage Pupils received ng time. Apply to We PUTNAM, A.M. 1633 19th st mye WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1221 10th st. n.w.—Piano, organ, voice, vielin, gultar and mandolin, tute, cor ve udvantages to puplis B. BULLA fs orti Shorth pa me first floor, ARTHUR EB. LUNDT, MANDOLI ITAR, 2 Lessons for $10. Studle, 934 F URNER, A.M., CE., Drinctpal. of busingse” aid shorthand. ©. K. The leading Fighest atta ade of instruction at_mod- erate cost. § for mh23-tt COMPETENT CED TEACHER ting, French and . me. LTHAND, PIPMAN SYSTEM: NOW, RAPID weit thematies,. Fing!ist MI fates, Miss ANNA M. LAIST, t i OUT OF WASHINGTON. MAPLEWC $198 per YD INSTITUTE, CONC ar. A successfi 2 Powers, es large «2 MORAGE. Leave Your Furn With Us This Summer. itenpe We'll take the best of cave of It. Our fe cil passed in th shied and ventila F MERCHANTS’ ! past DE: Our Storage Warehouses —Offer the very best facilities for the safe storage of furniture. Clean, dry, well attended. Prices you'll agree are small. “ Moving and_ pecking are specialties. W. B. Moses & Sons, Vr st., cor. 11th, Storage, 22d ‘and M—ist and D. my30-200f cs SEHOLD GOODE STORED; load; gry, Might and clean; best jean city. “Call or address CHAR! coe ap’ RCEL SLIVERY OO. — Phone 659. FURNITURE AND Ti » st. ow. te ! J. 7. WALKER SONS, 206 1 ST. N.W. {pet Linius, Felts, Fire Brick and Ciay, Abt eints, Hrushes, Lime, Cement, two and ply Rooting Material