Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1896, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1896—TWELVE PAGES. 5 FOR SALE—HOUSES. __| SUMMER RESORTS. ZAR STH. HOUSE ! ROOMS, BATH AND CELLAR, LOT 21.5x PRICE’ ONLY $6. i FOR SALE—ON © STREET, } OF 8 4 7th st. FOxu SALE—TO INVESTORS— Z-reom house on Sth_ st Rented at ¥ e kettt Jo FOR SALE ESTATE 2stor and ba., 6 \t bs; mb repair; $3 Apply 1216 8 st. mw. je23-6te FOR SALE—A GOOD INVESTMENT_TWO AD- Joining ‘modern brick dwellings, centrally" lo- cated; will pay 10 per cent on moncy invested. $4,000 cash required. TYLER & RUTHER: vt Fst. Jel3-12 OR EXCHANGE. 1 new, corner house on 13th st., Co- can trade for small property. EXCH ANGE- containing 8 Price, $6,000. in Mt. FOR EXCHAN com honse on Pst. n heatng plant. For E: puse near 3d . rm D FOR EXCHANGE. 10-room house on THE HEIGHTS. XCHANGE— Price, Fo EXCHANGE— A rew 10-room on N. H. ave. HANGE— RGE LIST OF Pi on zomd terms, NSON, Oth and mys42te Apply to owner, D sts oR SAL Vriek Address I For BUY Goo ance to own a home fn an improv wal. Compiete in all modern iinprov absolutely up to date in all <cient jans for co. amd conv tone fronts: rooms n furnace; concreted under en ise; tiled Bath room: sta- wash electric Ight attachments; mante nd handsomely pay lot te alley: te on Quincy st., ween North and ist sts. square of i Your own terms. We have never seen a hetter nce fo obtain a first-class home for so little money aud on your own terms. GEO. E. EM. Jel2-Im&iw nee FOR SALE_NEW HOUSES; THE BEST YE’ fered for $2.600—Centrally located, near inte tion of N. tol st. and N. Y. ess bi latrobe and range; lot 16x92 to 10-ft. alley. An Sppertunity to Mug "a nice ‘home ou very easy terms. H. L. RUST. 608 14th st jell-tt FOR SALE_BEST PROPERTY UMBIA IN He'ghts: situate north side Harvard st from 14th st. COLUMBIA 100 ft. 10-room white stone colonial resi- nee: Just erected; rooms average ISx1S: superb th ‘room: house’ finished in first-class style; sacrifice price to prompt buyer. OWNER, i229 Pa. ave. Je6-1mm HOUSES, STORY P. and 1334 T st. nw.: stables in whole or separately. P.M. OGDEN, nw. inyt-Tmne SALE—AND EXCHANGE— ‘veral first-class business properties, including sorne fine corners. Houses from $450 to $50,000. Lois in all sections of the cit; ward. (aplé-th F. G. AU ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. . The Algonquin, FORMERLY THE MANSION HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Will cpen June 27 under entirely new ‘manage- ment. The house has been thoroughly renovated, redecorated and otherwise improved. Elevator. American plan, $2.50 per day and upward. Eu- ropean plan, $1 per any and upward. Je20-s,t. th, 26t GEO, A. BALLARD, Manager. HOTEL CENTRAL, Wil reopen dive St Gate? the wmame manage- L. A. ROWA! SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ASBURY PARK, N. J. SEASIDE—NEW . ENGLAND. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SPRINGS AND BATHS. MISCELLANEOUS. THE LAFAYETTE, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Block Island, R,'TpBittcen, roles at pea. Hotel Manissés. “ing, daily boats, orches- Capacity, 300. Orchestra dally. -°* tra, music hall, gas and PeclXod for Mustrated pamphice Glectric bells, Prigés Rasonable. Address. Jc8-1m WiiGitT & FROST. Je6-co8w C.E. BROWN. The Wellington, Asbury Park, N. J., formerly Victoria Hotel; 6th ave. ingaley _ st. pewly - furnishes throughout. FRANK E. SMITH. jel1-1m_ ATALANTA HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N. J., ON cqan front: open for guests, remodeled; 70 hddl- tobal rooms; elevator; all new sanitary; rates. $3 to $4 per day. WM. APPLEGATE, Propr.jel§-1m Pacific aves.; entirely refur- ial rutes to faimilles for the on. TY COTTAGES For THE SUM ‘all locations, renting from to it Chelsea, on St. ‘Charles | ut house. Write or call on Keal Estate and Law . myli-eo26t HOTEL METRCPOLE, Ocean end New York ave. Now open, FRANK H. STAMM of Wheeling, W. Ya., mb31-co30t Prop. OTEL RICHMOND, KENTUCKY AVE., OCEAN end, Atlantic City, N. J.—Steam heat, sun par lors, elevator, &c. "For terms and other informa- tow address fe13-cott iS. iD PEASE. BEW'S HUTEL, Tilincis ave. and Bence Finest location. Every medern convenicnce, including elevator, hot and id sea water | American European pian v THE ALBEMARLE AND COTTAG! close “to beach, Atlan Virginia “ave. City, N. J. Location’ central and attractive. Hotel re plete with all excellencies. Cuisine and service the highest standard. Capacity, 250. Mlustrated booklet uuailed upon appilcation. The terms are ple. CHARLES E. COPE. ct ‘HOVOLITAN, Ma etts und Atlantic aves. Near warm baths and Inlet. Complete sanitary arranze- ments. Ge20-12t) M. C. ANDREWS. STEATFORD, rner Kentucky ave., Atlantic N. J. ly on beach, with full vie every cum. Greatly enlarged und new fur- tished. Elevator. Sanitary plumbing. “Rat-s, _ $1.50 to $3 per day. European plan, 26¢ HOWL DE VILL Kentucky ave.; 100 sards from beach; th FORMERLY THE THE BRIGHTON, ASBURY PARK, N.J., TENTH season. ffotel enlarged, refurnished. One block from ocean. Terms reasonable. Mrs. HAMILTON HUNT. The Victoria, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Located at Third ard Ocean’ avenues: itty yards from Beach; new house; all improvements: excellent table and appointments; accommodates 150 guests; 15th season at this resort. Special rates for June. my15-3m 8. KEMPE, PROPRIETRESS. HOTEL BRUNSWICK, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Directly on the beach. The leading hotel in every respect. Elevator. MORGAN & PARSONS. jel-3m WEST END HOTEL, ASBURY Facing provenenti 9-t,th,s,1in I._S. RIPLEY. Sr. CLOUD, ASBURY PARK, NJ Ist ave. nedr the sea. Now open. special low rates for June and Sept. Je9-t.th,a,2m OCEAN HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, Largest and leading hotel. _se22-3mo_ “GEO. L, ATK ASBURY PARK, N. J. Coleman House. Directly on the beach. Opens June 25. New passenger clevs For rates, diagrams and infor- A. P. MARGETTS, Chief Clerk, Je8-6w The Coleman House, Asbury Park, THE LEADLEY BURY PARK, N. J.—NOW for spring guests: Idth season under same cut a8 @ family regort; near ocean. ST & LEADLEY. Froprietoi ienov.ated and ‘repapered; cuisine uncxc ii Chestra. MLW. AHUIPE, Owner and Propel The Engleside, fe of Hotel Warwicl 5 ts-2 I Haven, N._J.,. how open; man Motel Wace se oe improver since ast year; _ special ae ee ee for dene Send for rew iilnstrated book. ROBT. pacity, $1.50 to $2.00 per day; §8 to $12 GEE SETOp. i my per week. Mrs. H. Y. MOYER. Jel8-26t CAPE MAY, N. J. rE Kentucky ave., near HOTEL ROYAL, the" Regen” Windows screened; cuisine perfect; capacity, 250; rates, $2 to $3 pet day; special rates for prolonged stay. Je10-52t €._ SKILTO: Grand Atlantic Hotel. Entirely new. Atlantic City, } 350. Virginia ave. and the bea en eulte with bath. Hydraulic passenger ators from street. Lighted throughout by electricity. Orchestra daily. Booklet containing terms and showing hotel, new esplanade, etc... upon application. CHAS. E. COPE, ALFRED WYMAN, Props. my14-62t,10 THE WALDORF. Ocean end of New York ave. Appointments and servic: first-class. Open all the year. Jet-26t H. EN THE BREVOORT, 18 80. —Convenient to Beach. ments. Terms, $1.50 to $2.00 Weekly rates. B. E. NORKIS, THE C. 141 Ocean avenue. Special Jel-ist LETOY Newly furnished. Choicest table. Two minutes to hot baths and surf. Jet-sat B.C. LID THE _ It, FEHLING FOR S\LE_9 100M HOUSE, 3521 0 ST.;_LA- trebes. range, bath and gas. Apply to OWNER, M st. nw. my26-1me ¥ pretty and desira @weliines; bat bricks: stone and galvanized fron ry niecly Gnished foterior; large electric bells and attachments on Ss. Price. $1,000: vers easy terins, M. PARKER. 1418 F st. mh2S-tf EDUCATIONAL, IN WAS! ire of M INGTON, RAPID MAN SYSTEM; NEW, ‘ type- ers and “dietation; prepared for exam. ANNA M. LAISE, 1 PUPILS AND ¢ CULTURE and PIANO 9 sinners aml weak GEO W. LAWREN( Miss SCHOOL Vor TERM MATHEM d fort SPECIAL i THE ortha DRICLERY, Se LITH, J IST FLOOR. CHEVY BOAL 2 AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES French the language of the hous Address MELLE. LEA M HOOL, 145 et day and board 14. Pupils fitted ges. Non-sectarian Mastes Rev. Fi w. AM. Cata- nikiin Po. 0. Jel3-cosw* WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL, 150 WY¥O- u.w.—A boarding and day school for Si reopens Oet. I. Principals, Miss Frances tin, Miss Sarai F. Russ. water wilding. INS DURING SUMMER.—GOOD | |. practical conversation, reading and | ing taught in one term, by MLLE. V. PRUD'HOMME, 867 D st. nw. (cur my26-Im* MR. PUTNAM’S SCHOOL WILL OPEN summer session June 15. Private and class in- Struetion in sclence, mathematics and 1. Pupils received at ‘any time. Apply to PUTNAM, A.M, 1633 19th se myI9-tt COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 407 Seventh street northwest, C. K. URNER, A.M., CE. Principat. The leading school of busincse and shorthand. Highest attainable grade of instruction at mod- erate Situations for graduates. mh23-tt ss OUT OF W. eS OR A NG L *. (Near Baltimore.) € legrees. Modern cony vrough trainii com. fort: fates represented. Non-sectarian. Rev. J. H. TURNER, A.M., Prest.,Lutherville, Md. 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 p<cking are specialties. W. B. Moses & Sons, P st.. cor. 1th. Storige, 22d “und M—Ist and D. pyB0-200f THE CLIFTON.—CORNER ATLANTIC AND CO necticut aves. Homelike; Enter- 150, Terms, 37 to $10 per Week; $1.50 to Cireular mailed. “Mrs. F. M. CoPE. NSAS AVE., NEAR THE ¥ and pleasant room: ‘al family geod board; rates mod rs free. Jelvtesel JAMES BRADY, Mgr. CHARLES, Ocean front of St. Charles pl ful exterior and interior on the Coast; strictly first-class; just built 60 bath cooms; ‘salt and fie: n every bath; no small ‘rooms; all | ream Ti elevators; private artesian well on | premises; two fountains of this wate his” w iS hishiy a REILLY. my$-78t SJ SMAW, ) RESTAURANT, LITELE BRIGHTON, ‘So. Curolira ave. Full ocean view. Steam heat. Home ‘Terms reasonable. 8. A. SCHWEISFORT, formerly on the b'dwalk. fel5-104t HOTEL BERKELEY. Extrem: ocean end Kent Sun_ parlors. “ky ave. Steam heat. Every convenience. Ca: RGE BEW. apt Elevuto JAMES & per day; table “and weekly boy 5 L. mh2-tf $8 to Sis SAN MaKe CPEN ALL Y lences; elevator; gun parlor; neer the beach; $2.50 per day: ele- gant und :nedern. A. GRUBB. ap2i'3m THE CORDOVA. (Originally the Berkshire Inn.) New York ave. and the ocean; $10 a week and up- ward; everything first-class. M. A HOECKLEY, Prop. A. J. WOUDE, Manager. my30-2m The Lelande. Now open. On the beac! SAM'L WAGNER & SON. E, PACIFIC AVE. BET. MICH- igan and Ohio aves. Enlarged, ‘repainted; elec- trie bells and other linprevements. Terms, $9 to $14 per week. Send for booklet. mny25-78t H. D. EASTMAN, Prop. THE CHALFONTE, Facing the sea and new steel walk. ‘Through trains via new Delaware Kiver bridge, the popular route. Booklet. fe8-130t E. ROBERTS’ SON: York avenue rear the beach. Enlarged and ished. Open all the year. a D. KNAU Prop. THE DUFFIS Missouri ave.; two minutes’ walk from beach, J. W, BECHTEL, Late of th HOTEL KENDERTON OCEAN END TI conventent to railroad depots, ‘3 ces of interest. MRS. J. F. NEALL of Jel5-260 iz AN mod- uproven ents; elevator, gas, electric beli 10 mirvtes by electric carg from Atlantic City: Lortes for June. Address mo A. E. CRAWFORD, Ventnor, N. J. RYLA! New York avenue near the beach. Atlantic City, X. “OREM, Proprietor. THE ARONDALE. Pacific ave. bet. New York and Kentuck: minutes from beach. Everything first Jel J. & E. HUFF THE OSBORNE, . PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS one square from _dei5-2m aves. Reading depot and beach; electric lights and elevator; 1.00 to $14.00 per week. ‘MRS. R. J. OSBORN) my12-3m, SEASIDE HOUSE. Ati:ntie City, N.J- Ovean front. Enlarged and refurnished. Eleva- tor. Rooms en suite; baths attached. Open all the year. CHAS. EVANS. apio-7se HOTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. rooms. my13-78t THE RERKSHIRE INN VIRGINIA AVENUE, Occan End, having been thoroughly renovated and refuted, Bill open for the reception Gt. gus JUNE “1, MARSHALL Props. GE ROCK, Manager. ‘TILL N, myl1-8m HOTELS. THE RALEIGH, Cor. Penn. ave. and 12th EUROPEAN PLAN. | ALSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. ‘An elegant restaurant for gentlemen and ladies. Also a luxurious cafe for gentlemen. Private dining roon:s and banquet halls. Prompt service; first-class cuisine. Special attention given to ties after the theater. 15-tf T. J. TALTY. Manager. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS COMDISSIONEH OF E Fr EDS AND NOTARY PUB- for all states and territories a SPECIALTY H. EVANS. Uffice (basement), 1321 F st. e, office hours. wyil-tt commis Of all the States and Territories, 817 Hy st. mw. (new Equity butlding). aolT-tt JOHN E. BEALL JOHN E. MITCHELL Commissioners of Deeds for exery state and terri- tory, Notary Public, Untted Stafes Commissioner. 023 Office, 1321 F st. (first floor). a se DENTISTRY. DR. JOHN HAUGHTON LONDON, DENTIST, 18 confidently recommenda ae my siccessor to den- tice In Washington at 1107 G st. nw. Br W. MERRILL, ‘tow of Gorham. Maine, 230-6in* s es M: : pe ameopathic Ds ee oI jass. ave. le Dit Open datly from 10 to 12 a.m., ai 2 to's yok No a except for material used. Extract! free. iso Free Deer to 5 daily. se26- @. T. WALKER SONS, 206 10TH ST. N.W., CAB Lining, Felts, Fire Brick and Clay, Asbestos, ts, s, Lime, Cement, two and three ‘My Roofing Material ool XD Hotel Imperial 4? rcs, Ocean end Maryland ave. Full ocean view from wide three-story porches. This handsome and home-like house has every comfort and conven- fence for 250 guests. La rooms, healthiest lo- cality. Artesian water. Table and service a spe- gialty. $2 to $3 per day. $10 to $18 per week. Special rates for season and to families. mhb14-156t @. W. KENDRICK. LA FONTAINE, Ocean end Kentucky ave. New management. Sun parlor. Steam heat. Open all the vear. S) cial family rates. EDWARD ©. CLARK. ap9-8m HOTEL ATGLEN. Michigan ave. nea- beach, Atlantic City, N.J. Rates, $8 to $10 per week. Heated. Send for booklet: °5. BE. REED. mb28-104t HOTEL EDISON, Michigan ave., Beach. Elevator. Steam Heat. Send for ctreular. fel-156t J._0. COPELAND. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Hotel Traymore. Appointments and service first-class. = D. & WHITE, J: ee23-tt Proprietor, THE CARLTON, Stockton Hotel. CAPE MAY, NEW ” JERSEY. Open fom June 6 to September 30. The most elegant and spacious on the coast; every facility and requisite for the comfort and’ conventence of guests; private baths; plumbis Mor- gan's ‘celetrated orchestra of ei ce Send for SMlustrated booklet. Hf M. CAKE, Propr., and the Normuniic, Washington, HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, June 20, Situated “directly on ‘the beach; all modern improvements. Terms—$3 per day; $15 r week and jal rates made to Eumuilte: §el0-Im TRACY & CO. HOTEL DEVON— %9u cen, Shee Hotel near beach and_ratlroad. stations. _verandas, KING & MARCY. STAb VILLA, C. Within 100 feet of’ oce d. Appointments. first-clas *, L. RICHARDS. THE COLONIAL, ¢ J., OPENS homelike. ‘Cool latged and refur- un- Location ull “we Ail mode:n conveniences, New house. Shady Plazas. W. H. AURCH. Jel-2m Oc Congress Hail, CAPE MAY, N. J. Opens Saturday, June 27, 1 closes September 30. Hotel modernized at an expense of $40,000. Ye od-time .awn concerts by Simon Hassler’s G d Orchestra. Address EDWARD KNIGHT CK Proprietor. mg27omy ae THE EBBITT—CAPE MAY, N.J all the year. a Brexton Villa, § Reautifal ver: Sun parlors Broud pinzas. Sp rate for apzy-to THE WYOMING with spring, AYETTE ST., CAPE May, N. J. Near the beach and tions 5 newly _Je10-Lin MRS. FOSTER. THE ALDINE PMRIA AVE. AND DE- ly enlarged and re- THEO. MUEL y OPE O2Bt OCEAN GROVE, RAY VIEW, OCEA} Directly on the ocean front; fronts; ocean view from all roo! and bells; send for booklet. JOSE Je10-52t THE ELDORADO, OCEAN GROY¥ Fine ocean view. All convenien table. Jes HOTEL GROVE, porches on clectrie lights PH WHITE. NJ. Leadii cuisine unexcelle H. MILL. THE CARROLLTON, Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. J. Open June 6. For terms address JOHN WILSON. myiG-2m SPRING LAKE, WILBURTON-BY-THE-SEA, SPRING LAKE, N. J. the season on June 13. RK. 1 HOTEL CARLETON, srt LAR fronting ocean and ia intinents "c excellent table; polite service. Sell S. E. SIMON, Manager. THE ALLAIRE Opens June 13. Directly on the Beach, Thoroughly | renovated. my15-3m E. M. RICHARDSON. Prop. SEASIDE—JERSEY COAST. HOTEL “DAYTON,” ON THE REACH AT WILD- wood, Every reoin has ar ocean view, Le ing first-class heuse. 100 rooms. New and hand- some. WM. ©. CROWELL. Je25-1m* ATLANTI AND COT BELMAR, N.J. Beaut: modeled and” refit concerts: AVON ID .E-SEA, N. J.ONE OF the most beautiful and best equipped hotels on the N. J. coast FRED. E. FOSTER, Propr. THE BERWICK LODGE—A swaller house; 1o- cated directly on the ocean front; under the seme management. Je19-1m. The Carleton, BELMAR, N. J. ‘This popular house opens June 9, 1896, for the nineteenth season under the present management. For particulars address W._H. STOYLE. Jel9-2w % ni LONG BRANCH. WEST END HOTEL AND COTTAGES. COTTAGES OPEN THTRSDAY, JUNB 11. HOTEL OPENS THURSDAY, ‘JUNE 25. New and improved toflet and bath arrangements €n every floar of the hotel. Plans, &c., at NEW YORK OFFICE, 52 RROADW AY (Room 29), D. M. & W. B. HILDRETH, Proprietors, my7- ),ta-2m ELMAR, N. J. e-INN-ON-THE-BEACH, A. HAVERSTICK. MELRO: Open June 15. my23-e02m SORWOOD BY-THE-SEA, " N.J. Near ocean and Inke. Superior accommodations; moderate rates; cpen June and September. Jel-Im OCEAN CITY, N. J. HOTEL BRIGHTON. - OPEN JUNE 10. Directly on the beach. Appointments and service first-class, Ge8-im*) R. R. SOOY. BEACH HOUSE, J. RESORT, Select family hotel opens in June; new man- agement; within 60 feot of surf; beautiful sur- roundings; grind ocean view; modern improve- ments; full orchestra; accommodates about 200, pecial rates for season. N. ¥. office, 1244 roadway, Room 1. (Jed-im) J. 1. MURRAY. SEASIDE—NEW ENGLAND. ASBURY PARK, N. J._ Hotel Columbia, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Now open. Elevator. W. HARVEY JONES, Owner and Manager. Bogagementr and full information can be bad on application. 225-1 SURF HOUSE, ‘Twenty-first season; on the ocean block; now open; capacity, 150. "B.A. MARTIN. jell-im MARINE VILLA, ASBURY PARK, N.J. 205 24 ave. Block from beach. Cool, large rooms. First-class table. Ad- dress E. HEIM. $e22-1m SPRING HOUSE, ees eae Ba aiatera rfectly recuperat! fe on shipbonrd; jonecr hotel on the islasd; 20 acres beautiful wn; good fishing, boating and driving; excellent bathing: two concerts dally; owns the cclebrated mineral ‘springs (which first’ attracted visitors to the i B. B. MITCHELL, Je5-1m Proprietor. | VIRGINIA Narragansett Pier. ATLANTIC HOUSE. Fronts the centrally located and first- fune 9, 8. "T. BROWNING, Proprietor. NANEPASHEMET, ; MARBLEHEAD, MASS. Finest ocean jon the Atlantle coast. For terms, ete., addrexg. ivzeozat °%" AMM Brown THE (ROCKLEDGH” POPHAM BEACH, MAINE. At the mouth of ‘the Kennebec river. An ideal summer hotel. For terms and circulars, address J.D. FORSYTH, Ma = Je2-co2n SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. CCLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE FOR KENT; lundings; furnished; cool, breezy porches; salt Water bithing. J. JAY GOULD, 421 9th st. Je25-lm&days* COLONIAL BEACH, VA.—DO YOU WANT HOME comforts, best location’ facing beach, well shaded private ‘pavilion, in front, on bluff, excellent board, in private family? Address ‘WARNER, Sti office z Je23-6t* POTOMAC HOTEL, § LAND, Open June 27. Kates, $1 to $1.50 per da, $8 per week. Splendid sailing, bathing, crab’iug and fishing. Must: and dancing. Take steamer Potomac, ie or Arrowsmith, all of which stop 86 to at Adanis’ wharf. See Evening Star for sailing hours. Adress ADAMS BROS., St. George's Island, St. Mary’s county, Md. 22. Tay CHAPEL FOINT, MD. management first-class; salt fishing and crabbing; terms rea- special rates to families. Among the iges of CHAPEL POINT ts the fact chat it has two malls daily, and that it can be reach- «d by two treins daily via the Pope's Creek mer Harry Randall. For further tion apply to A.B. KRETCHMAR, Chapel Md., or ES. RANDALL, River View Of- water bathing, sonable line, ‘or bys itforr: i ‘elty. m 3m THE ATLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD, Now open; renovated and with all modern {m- prov Addres nents; rutes $13. p SIXEPUNENT BEACH CO., 0: © building, Baltimore; B, Ocean City, Md., after July 1. fel HOTEL OP ‘The best salt-water bathin boating, fishing, 8 furnish ss hotel. Steamer Sue leaves St Kiros." wharf, foot of 7th st., € turduy ct 5 o'clock ‘p.m, dircet for Pin nt (9 stops). Also on Mondays at 4 o'cloe . Steamer Potomac leaves Sundays at 4 wk p.m. H. B. WILLIAMS, and D sts. ‘nw. For further Information THOS. W. WILLIAS Proprietor, Piney Point, St. Mary's county, Md. ‘S_ JUN! UT fully situated on a high bluff ov. Chesa- peake bay; salt water bathing and. fishing; @ great health resort. For pamphlet and rates ad- dress G.E. NOLAND, Yolehester Beach, (Kent m* For circular,&e , call on WA: 7th RIVER SPRINGS, MD.. AS A SUMMBR RESORT ‘on the Potomac has few equals and no superior; io Maryland,“ Come ‘and see RP. BLAKIN- Prop MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE will be open June 1; on salt thing, crabs, oyeters, ete. R.A. ‘8 Pt., St. Mary's Co.,Md. ROSE COTTAGE-% OF A MILE FROM COLTON’S Point, on St. Patrick's Bay; good bathing and all of the luxuries of the lower Potomac; cottages newly painted; terms to suit. For farther tn formation address ADAM FISHER, P, O. Box 28, COLTON'S POINT P.0., MD. Je5-1m* OGEAN VIEW HOTEL, Osean View, Va. The Hotel will open May 30 for the guests. Ocean View is one of the most resorts ‘The batht fect an An Ideal plies adtes and children. by the Portsmouth Navy Yard Bund. amet terms, booklets and fucther particulars, ad- ress, my27-8m,12 E. R. THORNTON, Proprietor. AND BATHS REPKE THE Is NOW open for th The ts noted for th trou- Mes and nervous d irght- catalogues addvess A ACK & A. R. UN Rerkeley Springs) We V ONLY 56 MILES FROM WASHINGTON, The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs. THE FINEST SUMMER HOTEL IN THE JUTH. Surrounded by 250 acres of Kroves, shady walks ot and cold Sniphur water . Props. and drives, Famous baths. For cireulars, rates, -ete., address JOHN L.” MILES, 3 FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR Jel3-1m* Virginia, Doubling Gap WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, NEWVILLE, PA. One of fhe largest and most popular health and mountain resorts in Pennsyly. elevation, ytel; spacious porehes; medi- hs; resident physician; pine je ‘roads; bouting; athletic getable farms:’ telegraph and post offi el; opens June 27. Reason- able rates. iMustrated elreular. GEORGE ALBERT FREYER, GOth Season. (eld. o BEAR LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL, BEAR 11 Va. oN EIA and W. RR); now open; an unexcelled health resort: mountain air; beautiful scene lent table; terms cheap; circular, ete. W. K. COMPTON, Prop. Je13-1m* Takoma Springs Hotel. Formerly Hctel Takoma—North Takoma, D. C. Now open for the reception of guests. New man- agement. Address GEO. H. OORYELL,Prop. a29 21 Buena Vista Spring Hotel, Blue Ridge Mountains. DRY ATMOSPHERE. 1,500 FEET ELEVATION. Elevator and ail modern improvements. OPEN JUNE 25 TO OCTOBER 1. Address W. M. REAMER. Manager, Buena Vista Springs P. O., Western Md. R.R., my29-3m : Washington county, Md. Mineral Baths, On the great North mountain, near Winchester, Va.; open June 23; guests received earlier by ap- pisihg:clreulare’ giving all’ information ” now rea At Room 8, Sun building, 1317 F Or at the Star office. A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA., WILL be open June 15. Acrangements will’ be made for the ‘accommodation of guests earlier by special agreement; R. Rt. fare to and from springs, good for four days, $2.55, Circulars ‘descriptive of grounds, waters, &c., sent to all applicants, E. C. JORDAN, Proprietor, Jordan Springs P. O., Va. ms11-tf my28tojr15 HOT SPRINGS. HEALING SPRINGS. Warm Springs. 2,500 feet elevation in the great Vin ginla mountains. Eight hours from Washington via Chesapeake and Obio Railway. VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS—Open throughout the year. Grand new hotel and other improvements, Hathing establishment surpassing anything of tho Kind in’ America. Glimate, nowhere equaled. Mng- nificent ‘mountain surrougdings. Most wonderful waters in this country forthe cure of rheumatisin, gout and nervous troubles.” No contagious or infec: tous diseases treated. Address FRED STERRY, Manager, Hot Springs, Bath county,Va. HEALING SPL “Open June 15: 24% miles from Hot Springs. Most valudble waters Of thelr kind known, Hotel moderate in eha: es, quiet_and homelike. Address A.M. ‘IMSON, nager, Healing Springs, Bath county, Va. WARM SPRINGS—Now open, 5 miles from Hot Springa., A first-class family re- sort. Most luxurious swimming pools of thermal water in the world. Addréus EUBANK & GLOVER, Warm Springs Batis county, Va. Excursion tickets and sleeping car reservations at Chesapeake and Ohio Railway offices, 518 and 1421 Peoneylvania avenue, and 1110 F st. n.w. ap28-tt Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, PREMIER RESORT OF THE ALLEGIANIES, Grand Hotel and Cottages. OPEN JUNE 1 TO OCTOBER 1. Rete, $75 pe» mouth of 28 days, with special in- ducerents to families, Vestibuled Limiteu Trains leave Washington 2:20 p.m. and 11:37 p. daily via CHESAPEAKE ‘AND OHIO RAILWAY, Excursion tickets will be on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio offices, 518 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue and 1110 F street northwest, and week-end tlekets will be sold at exceptionally low rates, good from Friday until the following Monday. For pamphiets apply at Chesapeake and Oblo offices, and for furtler Ircormation address L. W SCOVILLE, Manager, White Sulphur Springs, my26-1f Greenbrier County, W. Va. Narragansett Pier. THE ATWOOD. Situated ou the ocean front; commandi views; three minutes’ walk from the bathing beach; 200 my29-1m finest and its, opens June 10. . AL ICKER, Proprietor. FOk SALE OR EXCHANGE—A HANDSOME J1- Toom house, known as the “Goff cottage,” sit- uated oa the correr of Mercer and Warren ats., Berkeley Springs, W. Va.; lot 117x182; on ele- Yated ground: water main conveying the cele- brated spring water passes the house; this prop- erty is well shaded and has large porches and a £4, "al oe heter, For particulars see owner, » @ AUKAM, 600 F st. nw. aplé-tt RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y. THE GREAT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. America’s Famous Health and Pleasure Resort. HOTEL EARLINGTON. THE LARGEST, BEST AND MOST MODERN, Opens June 20. ST. JAMES HOTEL: Moderste Rates First-class in every particular. Opens June 1. Mluetrated pamphlet on application. E. M. EARLE & SO! New York office, HOTEL BRISTOL, 5th ave. and 42d st. my12-tu,th,s,26t MINNEQUA, On Northern Central connection of Pennsylvania R.R., 1,000 feet above tide; exccptional attrac- tlons; mountain alr; the celebrated Minnequa spring; delightful drives; forest walks; rus! steam heat; clevater; every modern convenienc For rates address F. G. & 3S. N. MANLEY, Props., Minnequa, Bradford county, Pa.mi16-co26t 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 TOMPKINS, GAGE & PERR) EDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL, BEDFORD, PA., THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA, will nN With increased attractions for the sea- son THURSDAY, June 25. With ite springs of curative waters it Is a ‘§ as Well as a delightful summer e terms and booklets address: a iS _ J.T. Abs CARROLL SANITARIUM, Gle Md. —Delightfully situated on the B. and O, among the hills of Maryland, ten miles from and 3800 feet abo Withington; this popular resort reopens May 1; desizned for invalids and con- valesconts; illustrated cfrcular sent on request. i. IGHT, M.D. THE MOUNTAI Most Charming Spot in the Allezhanies—AURORA,W. ar Deer Park & Oakiied,on main stem B.& Atuple amuse- ments. Good fishing and shooting in season. ‘I Aurora House now op comforts. Apply Roo badg..or address JH jelS-1in HOTEL POWHATAN, Charlestown, W, Va. Mountain air; salubrity of climate; moderate rates. Now open. C. M. EDELEN, ‘Prop. my19-cc3m Deer Park, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, Qfain Line B. and O. R. RB.) Season Opens Jume 22, 1896. For rates, rooms and other information apply to D. C. JONES, Manager, B. and 0. Central Buiid- ing, Baltimoze, Md., up to Jun Superior table." Home 157 and 158, Loan & ‘Trust HAFFER, Vro., Aurora, W.Va, 10, after that date, 28 Deer Park, Md. my16-8,tu,th,to Jy TROFILE HOUSE A. WHI ERY. 1d good table high and cpen tot sd for ch terms. WM. H Proprie Lot t rige nd, 3 dartinonsvill b.. ALDERTON, 17 FE. Brookside Hotel AND COTTAGES. In the heart of the Ailezticnivs 3,100 feet alti tude; near Oakland and Deer Park: coaching, tennis, bowling, billiards, swimming pool and Vath houses; 13 all room and music furntsh- attached; brook trout and bass fishing Jutie to October. Send. for bool r further information, call at N Bank, 1401 Lith onw., or GHT, Prop., “Brook THE LOCKWOOD, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA. Will open its 20th season MAY 20, Rooms larg and airy; plenty sbade; table first-class; rates, $0 week, Mrs. S. B. LOVETT, Proprietress. . Md. Summit Alleghantes. s June 15. Circulars and programs. 2 SH. MARTIN. McDOWELL HOUS FOR SITUA- tion: offers an etive summer home: shade, pore vellent table; clean, airy rooms, with mountain and Address B. E. Me- _DOWELL, Harper's Ferr y23-3m HOTEL ROYAL—OPEN FoR TH ON; ALL modern improvements. For rates, circulars and particulars write to 1H also cire Jars at Star offk THE BOSLEY HOUSE, OAKLAND, MD, Now open for the reception of guests, Address G. L. BOSLEY for rates and full particulars. Je20-10t a “Savage Mountain House,” burg, Md.; high up on Alleghany nttins; alr and w: surpassed, being ap- petizing, ing; abundant shad grounds and golf; trap and. rifle pting, bath rooms; hot and cold terms very reasonable. Apply to Mrs, RICHARD BEALL, Frostburg, Ma. The Mountain House, CRESSON, PA. top of the Allegheny mountairs, main Ine Penna. R. R., 103 miles cast of Pittsburg. All trains stop. OPENS JUNE 3. Delightful location. Excellent drives. Pure air and fer. Appointments the best. Write for circulars. my2-65t HOUSE, ‘This popular resort fs open: first- bed: boating, dancing and_ fishing; m point; telegraph in house. T. 8. LOVE my ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHENIES— LOCH L HEIGHTS HOTEL-— mM and accom. Modations unsurpassed. nd for cireulars, MT. LAKE PAR Md., or 1 K st. n. r OAKLAND HOTEL, OAKLAND, MD., ON B. AND O. R.R., will be opened on June 15. \3 ful location. Address Mrs. BOLLING, i225 Lin- den ave.. Baltimore, until June 15. myl2-tt Glen Summit Hotel, On W. H. CROSBY, Manager. Elevation, 2,000 feet above sea level, on Lehigh Valley R. R.,’5% hours from Baltimore; 6 hours from Washington. Through cars from Philadel- phia. Mountain air, spring water, and all kinds of amusements. Write for booklet eh other information, 26t THE SUMMIT HOUSI HARPER'S FERRY, W. Va., opens June 11 with greatly improved facil- ities. Strangers are requested to give references. For ‘information eddrss Miss M. J. BOKER, Clerk. my6-3m* BOLIVAR HEIGHTS HOTEL, HARPER'S FERRY, W. Va.—This popular resort is open; first-class table; “dancing; boating; fishing and bathing; Shee shady lawns; telephone to station. JOHN H. DUKE, Mgr. W. J. MURPHY, Prop. my30-1m WATER GAP HOUSB, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa.—A delightful thountain resort in northern Pennsylvania. Hotel modern and complete in every detail. Three hours from Broad st., Phila, Jet-im L._W. BRODHEAD, GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W.Va., now open. Located on Fruit Hill Farm, Blue itidge mountain, 20 minutes’ drive from de- pot. Rates, $5, $6 and $7 per week, $1 and $1.60 per day. ‘Medicinal water; conveyai meet trains. Send for circular. G. W. GREEN, Prop. any7-5m HOTEL MARYLAND, ANNAPOLIS, MD.; A leasa.t and healthy summer resort; overlooking he Chesapeake bay; boating, bathing and fish- ing unsurpassed; well supplied table; spacious perches and delightful society; terms, $6 and up- ward per week. GADD & MELVIN, “Annapolis, Ma. Jel3-1m* ‘ISCELLANEOUS. PEACH GROVE, FREDERICK €O., VA. WITH its famous health-giving mineral waters and baths; 10 udnutes’ drive from RR. static duced rates in RR. fare rns moderate; write for descriptive catalogue; tree drives given. C. R. SMITHEY, Wadesville, Clarke Co., Va. Je11-th,s,t,1m* The CENTRAL PARK HOTEL is the most cen- trally located house in the 1,000 Islands. Among the finest scenery, end close to the best fishing rounds on the river. Write for rates to A. K. WYLIE CO., Central Park, 1,000 Islands, Jeff. ©o., New York. myZ1-codst ame America’s most charming resorts: the NEW LUMBIAN HOTEL at 1,000 Island Park, N. Y., and the HOTEL WESTMINSTER, West- minster Park, Alexandria Bay, N. Y.; great fam- ily hotel modern and first-class; charges mod- erate. Send for descriptive pamphlet and terms. H. F. INGLEHART & SON, Proprietors. myl6-tu,thé&s-26t - WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON JUNE 6. Through parlor cars from Boston, NewYork and Portland daily. Stephen Mudgett & Sons, Proprictors. INTERVALE, N. THE INTERVALE & COTTAGES Send for Booklet. my30-s,tu&thi3t Fort William Henry Hotel, LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. Largest and be&t-appointed hotel at the lake; conducted only first class and at lower than any previous year. OPE! JUN under the management of Kyland Hamilton of Atlantic City. Fast-running elevator; electric lights; fine orchestral music; elegant tennis cout bowling, ete.; first-class livery attached to hotel. shown and information given by calling on or ad- dressing R. HAMILTON, Hotel Grenoble, my30-6,tudeth, 2m THE “ELKTON,” ELKTON, V. NORFOLK AND Western and Chesapeake and Western RR. Open June 1, 106. In the Shenandoah valles, Va. 1.0.0 féct above the sca. Lithia water in’ hotel. Rend, for pamphlet rates very reasonable. Jas. Lk I, Dovell, Mgr. Brown, ¥ 3 to Je1* Woodlawn Hotel, Rockvilie, Md., now open for guests, Accommo- dations first-class. Terms reasonable. Address Mrs. M. J. COLLEY, Clarendon Hotel, Warhing- ton, or Woodlawn, Rockville, Md. ‘my28-1m' PIANOS AN oa “opr. D ORGANS. & Stay Palice of The Piano Used by the Spanish - TTinister —the past season—as well as a number of others, which have been on rental in th homes of persons tn offical and diplomatic Greles for past few mouths—have been 1e- turned—on account of leuving the clty for the summer. Rather than « rry these pianos over until fall, we offer them at VERY SATISFAC- TORY PRICES. F The money saved by buying now— rather than in the fall—will defray your expenses to the mountains or seashore. Terms, $10 cash—$ro monthly. SANDERS & STAYMAN, Percy S. Foster, Mamager, 1327 F BS Baltimore Store, It © 13 N. Charles st. Cash will buy from us a Handsome $125 Upright Plano of a leading make which bes Leen thoroughly rebutit, and 16 as geod ax when new. ‘Thix plano certainly cost as much as $450, and is cne of the greatest Dargains we have ever offered, You can buy it on time for a slight advance. D. G. Pfeiffer & Co., 417 uth St. N.W. 424-6 Rare Bargains In Pianos. 1 down below ac Hand Upr! Magnificent Upright Superb Upright. SLO aown and $10 montnty. The Piano Exchange, Jo23-t 13 PA. AVE. POR RENTIF 1 COULD FIND SOME PARTY who Would of my upright’ yjano, 1 would rent summer months for $10 Tathes than pay storage. Address “CAN a PARTY, ar offi = sae 4 — §3 PER MONTH Will buy a Gabler square that has had but little use. Drice, $150. One Vore upright, $150; §5 cash and $9 per month. WORCH’S MUSIC_STORE, 924 7th st. Dow. WM. KNABE & 00. HAVE TO OF line of |S ight, Square of different makes taken in exchange, nnd at reduced prices and terms ave. aw. Telephone call 5 i » PIANOS s.% STYLES. Unequaled in Tone, Touch, Work- manship and “Durability.” Also a fine assortment of desirable slightly used Upright, Square and Grend Pi: wake, returned from r : reduced prices and reasonable terms, 01d Pianos taken in exchange. ~ PIA Toning and Repairing by Factory Experts, Wm. Knabe & Co., 1422 Penn. Ave. N.W. Telephove call No. 1737. my3. 24a STEINWAY, Galler, Hallet & Davis, Chase, Muthushek, ®rizes, d & Wendell, Somer, Poole and other High-grade Piaros for sale or tent on casy torus, at E. F. DROOP & £0) ew Ware Rooms, 025 Pepua. ave. fomiat aC S LADIES GOODS. FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP IN first-class Parisian style; white dresses, laces and lace curtains a specialty; prices reasouable. Call Mme. VIBOUD, Old Stand. 713 11th st. Jel-Im* SPAIN WASTING STRENGTH. Contipuous Failure in Cuba Despite Enormous Expenditures, The announcement that Spain will send 100,000 additional troops to Cuba by the end of the present year makes a special dispatch to the Philadelphia Inquirer, under date of June 28, particularly interesting. The correspondent, after calling attention to the failure of Spain to conquer Cuba, shows that this failure has been made in spite of tremendous efforts and the expen- diture of large sums for men and war ma- terial, and quotes from El Liberal, the lead- ing Madrid newspaper, the following fig- res: peal March, 1895, Spain sent to Cuba $500,- 000; In April, $400,000; in May, $1,5 in June, $1,300,000; in July, $700,000; in Au- gust, $1,600,000; In September, $1,400,000; in October, $700,000; in November, $1,700,000, in “December, $4,000,000; in January, 1S $2,000,000, and in February, $8,000,000, total of '$19,321,0% a Frem March, 18! has . to April 10, 1896, Spain sent to Cuba 40 generai captains and lieutenants, Neutenants, 112,560 corporals and’ soldiers, 143. cannon, 111 rifles, 5,000 bayonets, 2 cases of cannister shot, 61,818 car- tridges, 72,326 kilograms of gunpowder. Harvard © mmencement. At the 260th commencement of Harvard University, held Wednesday, degrees were conferred on 791 students, over a hundred more than last year. For the first time in the history of the college the degrees were conferred in English instead of Latin. Another unique event was the leading of the big alumni parade by Bishop Law- rence, bishop of Massachusetts. Another Interesting event was the conferring of the honorary degree of master of arts upon a colored man, Booker Taliaferro Washing- ton, the negro educator. Raymond Macdonald Alden of Washing- ton, D. C., represented the graduate school in the exercises, his theme being “Philolo- gy and Life.” “The degree of bachelor of arts was conferred upon the following students from Washington: Charles Eg- bert Bryan, Sidney Bradshaw Fay, Fred- eric Louis| Huildekoper, Ernest Wilmer Marlow, William Pepperill Montague, Clar- ence Rich Wilson. _|BUSINESS WAS SLA Plans | ary long line of CK The Cases Bsfore Judge Kimball in the Police Court. A Citizen Who W: terfering W! Arrested for In- an Officer— Fines a: Discharges. Business was unusually slack in the Police Court this morning. There were a few vags and disorderlies, but the custom- prisoners charged with minor offences was not in evidence, and Judge Kimball was able to move upstairs at an early hour, and substitute for Judge Miller, who has not yet returned from New York. John McDermott led the short procession, and the charge against him was vagrancy. John was neatly attired in a dressy suit of clothes, wore a black tie, carried a cane and in the lapel of his coat a Cuban but- ton was conspicuously displayed. Police- man Hutchinson testified that he has been in the habit of continually loafing around a saloon cn 4% street, and yesterday was in company with a woman, both parties drinking freely. I am a hard-working man,” said the prisoner, “and just the opposite of a vag- rant. I'am in the employ of the Penn- sylvania Railroad Company and labor twelve hours a day.” Judge Kimball lectured John on the im- Propriety of lingering in the neighborhood of bar rooms and then dismissed the case. Vagrancy was also the charge again: Benjamin Morris, a middle-aged man, who looked as though he may have seen better days. A policeman arrested him last night in an intoxicated condition, and he admit- ted that he had no home. He had also been arrested several days ago on the same charge. is explained that he was discharged Garficid Hospital yesterday treatment for a badly injured hy had been employed in a local brew the injury rendered him unat to work. hudge, yer ‘onner,” said the — pris- oner, “eef chu weel let'me haf my lbertee I weel go at once to Baltimore. AM right, VN jet you go und romise to leave the city at onc Morris was then placed under bonds to Hpear in the Police Court from day to day, and not depart without leav-,” and at the same time directed to get away from the city at ones and not return, Jefferson Tolliver, a colored individual of the old school, appeared as complaining witness against Mary. He claimed that she cussed him in a chameful way. What language did she make use of?” ed the court. sone say damn yer, sah.” Did she mai use of the name of the Deity?” “Hardly think Sech pusson, seh. mean did she use the name of God?” as, er your she made allushun to no sah—I ruecn no, sat. idn't y nuwthin’ about Gawd, she jes’ kept a shouting damn ver, sah Case dismissed, Called It Interference. Mr. Charles B. Hemingway, a well-dress- ed man, was at the bar of justice, charged with interfering with a policeman, It was claimed by Policeman Riley that last even- ing he arrested a man for riding a bicycle without a light. Hemingway, he said, ap- proached ang stated that the arrest was thout warrert. He was ordered to efured to do so, and was taken into cu Mr. Hemingw story. the befor and in order I stated ¢ lifferent Was arrested by ing some momen ppeared greatly wor to relieve his distress of mi him that I thought he had and that he would certainly 5 wrged When the matter was called to jon of the court. I was told on, and did so at once, taking ten or fifteen feet distant, The n sald t ‘You are one of thes Alecks,’ and om it several I replied that I his x rks to the judge in morning, and je that a to rove a stand Licem mart the then and not until then did he dec: 1 was interfer: After stating be interfered wi Judge Kin “Richa that policemen should not h, either by word or act, tssed th e, " next recited Clerk Harper, ed on ther 23d da of June, in the District of Columbia, with then and there cruelly torturing and tormenting a certain animal of the horse kind, to wit, a do— an a What say yer to this charge. guilty or not guilty I didn't quite replied Mr. assumed an air of understand what you Eliott. Clerk Harper extreme weariness; he sighed four times in succession and re- peated the reading. Mr. Eliott p d not guilty and the charke was dismissed. John Baily, colored, was breaking into’ the stable of John C His hoss was too slow fer him,” ex- plained the prosecuting witness, “so he came ter me and wanted ter swap fer my mule. 1 “fused to contract no bar- gain of no sech keracter, and then he done Dust inter der stable.” John Powell, a very short colored man, took the stand fer the prosecution, but his eloquence turned the tide in favor of the prisoner, and the cas dismissed. —_——_ THE GLORIOUS Celebration Arranged by Patriotic Socteticn. The Socie: of the Sons of the of the FOUR’ A the Revolu- can Reve their usual custom of holding patriotic ex- ercises on July 4 this year. The societies will gather at 10 o'clock tn the morning at Lafayette Spuare, near the Arlington Hotel, whence they will proceed in a body past the statue of Lafayette to Washington monument, where the principai exercises of the day will be held. It is expected that the ties will be escorted by the Washington Light Infantry under the command of Col. Moore, and the procession will be preceded by Band, which has been detaile casion by the Sec A stand will be erec monument, soc ed at the ba: through the court 3 Col. Wilson, who is in charge of public grounds, of ot for the accommodation participants in the exerci dresses will be delivered by men of national and locai repatation. Appropriate patriotic music will be played 4y the band, and the Declaration of Independence will be read by Col. John Tweedale of the War Depart- ment. Chairs wiil be provided for members of the societies and their families, as well as for the rep niatives of the Society of the Cincinnati, Society of the Mayflower Descendants, Society of Colonial Wars, the Society of the War of 1812, Daughters of the American Revolution, and other pa- triotic organizations, The officers of the societies, speakers of the occasion, the members of the cabine French ambassador and other specially in- vited guests only will be admitted to the stand. The committee to whe. the charge of this program has been given consists of Capt, Charles H. Campbell, chairman; J. P. Earnest, secretary, and’ the following members of the societies: Marcus Benja- min, Ph. D., Thomas Bla William V. the Pat principal tie Cox, James M. Flint, U.S. N.; G joe, U. S. M. C.; Mark B. Hateh, Hayden, U.S. N.; W. J. Hoffman H. P. R. Holt, Waiter Howe, 1 Henry G. Kemp, W. P. Metcalf, Nash, M. D., and Edwaid Lk —— Whipping Post. “In my opinion the whipping post is the punishment that should imposed on wife beaters,” said Judge Kimball, emphat- ically, in the Police Court yesterday after- noon as he sestenced George C. Corless to eleven monthk and twenty-nine days in Jail, the limit of the law, for br. be aulting his wife, Katic Corless Corless, the father of the def Corless, his . and his wife testified that the latter was yesterday repeatedly struck and kicked by George, and that she is now 2 mass of bruises. The testimony showed that more than once had Corless been guilty of similar conduet, and in spite of his statement that he merely pushed his wife aside, the court without hesitation sent him to jail for e@ year. —_—- Burr Miller, son of Warner Miller of New York, and Miss Helen, daughter of Col. G. Murray Reynolds of Wilkesbarre, Pa., were married in the First Congregational Churob in that city yesterday.