Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1896, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JUNE 97 18996~TWENTY-FOUR PAGES. may be accommodated. The would-be bo: rower presents his pawn at the appropriate place and states how much he desires to obtain on it. ‘The article is at once turned ever to a sworn appraiser to determine if the article would bring, if sold at auction at the expiration of the loan time, an amount equal to -the sum requested ‘plus the interest and cost of selling. If the sum is within the appraised: value, well and good; if in excess, it is so stated and the maximum loan allowable is given. This amount must be accepted or declined, since there is no person to whom an ap- peal can be made. If the loan can be effected, the clerk en- ters on one section of a ticket made up of three parts the date, the serial number of the application, which is also the number of the article and its only name as long as it remains in the bank or in its accounts, the name of the applicant, the amount of the loan ag-eed to, and the appraised value of the paw ‘The owner gives up his pawn and in return receives this ticket, which he next presents at the caskier’s desk, where the second section is filled up with items duplicating the first; the first section is tora off and the mcney, together with sec- tions two and three, handed to the claim- PUBLIC PAWN SHOPS In Holland t! Cities Afford Facili- ties fo Getting Money. {03 BENET GF SHALL BORROWERS vow Loans Are Obtained and the Precautions Adopted. CHARITY AS A FUND N THE STREET- canal “Op de Zude/ ant. The pawn is safely stored away in Voorburg,” in Am-| the central magazine. The entire transac- dam, one may| tion is open, because there are no steps in aging i ar = see a very large| the Proceedings which could be character. ized as wrong or even questionable. <A poor man is simply borrowing money and placing as security such collateral as he may have. z Redeeming the Pledge. Waen a borrower wishes to redeem his pawn he gces to the bank or branch where the loan was made and surrenders the sec- ond section of the ticket. This contains sufficient information to enable the officials to find the article. Then in three days the owner returns, signs the receipt which con- stitutes the third section of the et and recovers possession of his property, after having paid tHe interest and the amount borrowed. If the time of redemption finds the borrower unable to refund the advance, he must call for his pawn, have it reap- praised for fear of possible deterioration, pay the interest, adjust any untoward dis- erepancy in the two valuations and re- ceive a new set of tickets. Since raany of the patrons of such banks building of the ware- house variety, differ- ing from the others in that vicinity chiefly in the in- scription over one of its doors which says, e in Duteh: 2 “if you have neither a money nor goods go past this door. If you have the latter and need the former, and I will give you money.” It was the reading of this curious verse that suggested the investigation whose re- sults are here given: In a country where there is so much th as there is in the United Nether- lands interest is low, and everything that has a market value is accepted as se-| are lacking in education, and are suspi- curity. This ease with which money can | Cious even of the friends who are trying to D i it has been be obtained works an injury to the Iess| ®Ssist them when in want, found advisable to have printed on the back of the two sections which are retain- ed by the borrower an interest table, giv- verous, since pro: they see a possible re- lief from any emergency in a temporary Joan, and the demand for such loans in-| ing the interest on florins 2nd fractional ases the number of persons ready to| Parts of a florin from one day to thirty mzke them. Then this facility of miking | 42¥8- Sola in Defantt. loans en in time the catalogue of These two sections aiso contain explicit and the impoverish-| information as to what should be done in of this century the} case the property is sold in default of re- which is meant | demption. That is, if a pawn is sold at a that the poorer | price in excess of all charges against It, the nd more de-} excess is placed to the credit of the former s, and with : r ‘nce the conditions of | OWNer, and can be recovered by him at any ‘© and more ruinous. | time within two years. But if the selling increased to @ per] price should be less than the charges, the deficit must be made good by the apprais- ers. This rule fnsures careful valuation and prevents any voritism, as well as e | the danger of collusien between thieves & ~ | and ap ers, ae re It hi Sharged that dealers in junk yunt of the broker, the; and old clothes were regular patrons of icUieceieing: dike) 26-1 ane , and a source of loss to them. le which exceeded his in-| t men polished up old wares and brushed and mended simply that these arti the appraisers ; that these pawns ught for a tri wern-out sui without providing | ould have resi no needed | and for | Were emed, and when sold a mand for scit would inevitably occur. That this Fc | not be true is seen in the fact that less than of the pawns fall under the auc- ter, hav 1 . 1 that mme} & id tha rvision and henc axtigles were 1 in pawn, al- The re; this | to pass to the auction room, and t brought » pawnbroking | * banks for cal Origin. here di bought back by the origina! owner for a sum than that for which they stood pledged, but this must occur but seldom, e the deficits in the eleven banks which were investigated amounted in one year to only $61. banks sla actment, they | ‘These banks, being under muntetpal con- der trol. The | |. are always open to the police when ed th conduct of | Searching for stolen goods, but such goods 1 | when found cannot be seized at once. Own- eur eS =) » must be proved in court; then, after plan on| paying the amount advanced by the bank, blishments | the owner recovers his property. However, f the thief is caught and convicted, a trans- st of the verdict is accepted by the bank order to relinquish all claim to the article in question. In such instances the bank loses, but the sentence of the court includes a sufficient number of days at hard labor to reimburse the city for this loss. Cautious About Stolen Goods. This source of danger naturally causes the banks to be careful not to accept any- thing which seems to be out of keeping with the person offering it as a pledge. They may in such cases refuse to make a loan or demand proof of ownership. Beyond this they cannot go. The low rate of interest charged gives them too small a margin to support a corps of detectives or delay very long over any single transaction. In case @ ticket is lost, a duplicate can be obtained by the owner making affidavit | to that effect, accompanied by security that both the original and duplicate claims will not be made, should more valuable goods be at stake. The greatest source of trouble arises from the acts of drunken men. They exchange their tickets for drink, forget this transaction, and afterward believing that they lost the tickets, ask for duplicates. In such cases the originals are usually pre- sented before the duplicates can be asked for. but it left the or- of such in- te eg retary to Exp be charg returns on i pital is set a: or f the poor, and the interest lost to the city's contribution to ely administered, can- | » city could do business than even an equaily in a smaller or less in bank : but it is apparent tha When a ticket is presented, the bank as- low rate of interest in'a with belangina' ty | sumes that the holder is the one who ob- the former class would tend te force down ; tained the loan and consequently is its the rate im all others near by, perhups in | Tightful owner. The borrower is the fa- vored person and must guard his proof of ownership: if he fails to do so the loss should fall on him. In Amsterdam alone last year the loan- seme cases below the safety line. Rate of Interest. is kept in mind and danger ing banks made 295,435 loans, a fact which mn of a somewhat | surely warrants the directors in calling ate depends upon the | them “Institutions for public good.” size of the loan and the character of the J. H. GORE. —— © household goods, nee, on amounts ‘be- 2) the rate is 8 per n of the loan cannot >; on sums between 31 W per cent, in A NEW PEOPLE FOUND IN EUROPE. Moresnet Is Autonomous and Has an Army of One Man. nd the time g ‘On. all. othe | FPm the Lordon Standard. The rea The smallest irdeperdent state in Eu- for placing a lo at they are the articles which are the likely to be redeemed, and hence the > the bank is less on them. Although this rate Is small when com- red with the usurious rates formerly rged by the private brokers, still the bank at Amsterdam last year turned] over to the city a dividend equivalent to 3: per cent on its investment of $360,000. This rate, somewhat above the average, is about equal to the income from the best in ments in Holland. The only restriction besides the rate of interest and the time limit is the character of goods which are accepted as pawns. It includes everything except real estate, live stock, immovable property of all kinds, property of any church or religious order, military uniforms, accouterments or wea- pens, furs, mechanics’ tools or any imple- ments by which a livelihood may be gain- ed and bonds, notes or securities. Hew aL m is Secured. A person desiring a Ioan must bring to the bank the article which he proposes to offer as security. In the larger banks dif- ferent parts of the building are set aside for articles embraced under the various and the business hours are ar- anged so that all classés and professions eee rope is neither the principality of Monaco, with Its population of 12,000 souls, nor the republic of St, Martin, with its 8,000 inhab- itants, nor that of Andora, containing only 6,000 citizens, but Moresnet, with a popula- tion of scarcely 1,200 souls. Moresnet,which is thoroughly autonomous, is situated on the Germano-Belgian frontier, about half way between Verviers and Aix-la-Chapelle. It lies In a picturesque valley, watered by the little river Gueule. How Moresnet has maintained tts inde- pendence has just been explained to a French journalist by the Belgian minister in Paris. The commune of Moresnet, as it existed under the empire, was, after the re- treat of the French in the early years of the century, administered exclusively by the Prussian authorities till 1817. At that time it was divided into three parts, in vir- tue of the treaty of Jure 26, 1816. The principal portion was annexed to Holland, another portion was united to Prussia, and the third porticn, situated between the other two, formed the neutral territory. It conta'ns the calamine establishment of the Vieille Montagne, and the importance of that establishment, which now produces yearly some 25,000,000 kilograms of ore and furnishes Europe with about 50 per cent of THE MOUNTAIN BICYCLE. z From the Filegende Blatter. PRINE'S CELERY COMPOOND The Best Remedy in the World— It Makes People Well. There 1s one true specific for diseases arising from impure blood and a debilitated nervous sys- tem, and that ts Paine’s celery compound, so gen- erally prescribed by physicians, It 1s probably the most rewarkable remedy that the scientific re- search of this country has produced. Prof. Edward B. Phelps, M.D., LL.D., of Dartmouth College, first prescribed what 1s now known che world over as Paine’s celery compound, a positive cnre for dyspepsia, biliousress, liver complaint, neuralgia, rheumatism, all nervous diseases and kidney trou- bles. For the latter Paine’s celery compound has succeeded again and again where everything else has failed. the zinc it employs, rendered it impossible for the negotiators to ceme to an under- standing concerning that fraction of the frontier. It, indeed, seems unlikely that a decision concerning it will be taken for a long time, as the governments of both Germany snd Belgium claim possession of the mines of the “Old Mountain.” ‘That ts why that piece of contested territory has for tie last eighty years preserved its neu- tral character and its political independ- ence. Prussia and Belgium have each a com- missary, whose duty it is to intervene in case of difficulties arising; but that is a purely formal suzerainty. The Belgian rep- resentative is at the present moment M. Bleytnesy, subprefect of V iers, and that of Prussia Ccursellor Gulcher. The su- preme chief of this rinute republic is M. hmetz, who contents kimself with the title of burgomaster, and has occupied that post since 1884 ‘The ideal taxation of about 6 francs per head, nevertheless, suf- s to provide 2 subvention for the nd for the repairing of the road: Mo net bas one soldier, whe wears a splendid uniform, to preserve order. As there are no tribunals in the territory, law cases have to be tried alternately at Verviers and At ‘Chapelle. - soe Her Contempt of Court. From the New York Herald. ‘This Would be contempt if I told it all, so I will name no names. I heard an old-time lawyer talking the other day about a man who was carried into a high legal position by the wave of reform, and whose decisions thereafter were reversed with great regu- larity by a higher court. “It reminds me,” said the lawyer, “of what an old colored woman said about a judge who sentenced her for chicken steal- ing: ‘That man there,” she said, indicating ‘him with a lean finger, ‘hain’t no more right to be a jedge than the hot place where I ‘spects he'll go has to be a powder. magazine.’ "” SUMMER RESORTS. LANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘ON, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, . acd Beach. Full oc Y. Terns reasonable. ‘ORT, formerly on the b’dwalk. HOTEL, Ilinols ave. and Beach. Finest location, Every modern convenlen including elevat hot aad cold sea water baths. Perfe ice. American and Eure plan. Ge20-3 SHARD BEW. THE ALBEMARLE A) COTTAG Virginia “ave., close to beach, Atlantic Clty, N. J. Location central and attractive. Hotel plete with all excellencies, Cuisine the highest standatd. Capacity, 250. booklet mailed upon application. The. te reasonable. HARLES E. COL Illustrated jezz-cet THE METROPOLITAN, Massachusetts and Atlantie aves. Near warm baths and Inlet. Complete sanitary arrange- ment: (je20-12t) M,C. ANDREWS. THE STEATFORD, Corner Kentucky ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Dicectly on beach, with full view of ocean from every room. Greatly enlarged and newly fur- nished. Elevator. Sanitary plumbing. Rat $1.50 to $3 per day. European plan. Je20-26 HOVEL DE VILLE, FORMERLY THE ELKTON, Kentucky ave.; 100 yards from beach; thorougiils renovated and repapered; cuisine unexe-lled; cr chestra. M. W. THUITT, Owner and Propricior, late of Hotel Warwick. Jel8-26t THE “WETHERILL,” Kentucky ave. Third house from beach. Ca- pacity, 200. $1.50 to $2.00 per day; $8. ber Week. Mrs. H. ¥. MOYER. The Aigonquin, FORMERLY THE MANSION HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Will open June 27 under entirely new manage- ment. The house has been EE, renovated, redecorated and otherwise improved. Elevator. American plan, $2.50 per day and upward. Eu- Fopean plan, $1 per day and upward. Je20-s,t,th,26t_ GEO, A. BALLARD, Manager. HOTEL CENTRAL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘Will reopen June 27 under the same manage- ment. L. A. ROWAN. Je20-8,t,th,19t DUDLEY ARMS, Penneylvania nd Pacific aves.; entirely refur- nished; special rates to families for the season. Jel6-26e0 B. LLOYD. ATLANTIC CITY COTTAGES FOR THE St season in all locations, renting from $1,500. Fine cottages in Chelsea, on St. Charl place and near the light house. Write or call on EVINE & WOOTTON, Real Estate and Law building, Atlantic City,’N. J. HOTEL METROPOLE, Ocean end New York ave. Now open. FRANK H. STAMM of Wheeling, W. ¥a., mb31-coaot Prop. HOTEL RICHMOND, KENTUCKY AVE., OCEAN to es myl19-e026t end, Atlantic City, N. J.—Steam heat, sun fors, elevator, &c.” Wor terms and other informa: tlon address {o13-eott J.D. PEASE. re Kentucky av HOTEL ROYAL, funy. screened; cuisine perfect; capacity, 250; rates, $2 fo $5 pet day; special rates for prolonged stay. je1d-odt ©. SKILTON. Grand Atlantic Hotel. Fntirely new. Atlantic City, N.J. Capacity, 350. Virginia ave. and the bench. 150 ocean Tooms; en suite with bath. Hydraulic passenger elevators from street. Lighted throughout by electricity, Orchestra ‘daily. Booklet containing terms and showing hotel, new esplanade, etc., upon application. “CHAS. COPE, ALFRED XYMAN, Props. my14-52t,10 ‘THE WALDORF. Ocean end of New York ave. Appointments and servic first-class. Open all the year. Jel-26t H. E, WRIGHT. THE BREVOORT, 18 80.SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. Convenient to eee sanitary arrange: ments. Terms, $1.1 . r day. Weekly rates, B, E. NORRIS, Propr. ” jel-78t THE CASTLETON. = = Jel-52t BO. LINDSAY. THE ALLAIRE—147 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE— ‘Two minutes’ walk to the beach. $1.50 to $2 per day. 19 SUMMER RESORTS. ATKANTIC CITY N. J. THE (OTEL ST. wig ome pity, z Toy june , 1806. Ocean froutof St. Charles placer inost beautl- ful exterior, pdj.interior on the coast; strictly figt-class; it 60 bath rooms; ‘salt and freeh water fh exery bath; no small ‘rooms; all ocean rooms; ‘elevators; private artesian well on remixes; tvto fééntains of this water in rotun- a; this’ water is highly recommended for, the cure of dyspepeig: aud Kindred diseases. Send for booklet. . JAMES B. REILLY. FRANK 8. $45¥, Manager. may d-78t Steam heat. Sun parlors. Elélator. Every convenience, Ca: pacity, 250. JAMES & GEORGE BEW. apl0-78t HOTEL STICKNEZ, KENTUCKY AVE. AND Beach; 100 feet from the ocean; music: table ‘and Weekly hops: $2.10 $2.50 pe $9 to $14 week. “L. V. STICKNEY. SAN MARCOS HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, OPEN ALL YEAR. All conveniences; elev: sun parlor; eer the beach; $2.50 pei gant and cnedern, A. GRUBB. THE CORDOVA, (Originally the Berkshlre Inn.) New York ave. and the ocean; $10 a week and yard; everything first-class. "M.A. HOECKL! A. J. WOUDE, Manager. y SHALFONTE, Facing the soa and new steel walk. ‘Through trains via new Delaware River bridge, the popular route. Booklet. fe8-130t CHESTER IN New York avenue Lear the beach, Enlarged and refurnished. Open all the year. y2i-39t D. KNAUER, Prop. THE DUFFINGTON— Missourl ave.; two minutes’ walk from beach, J. W. BECHTEL, Je15-26¢ La the Fredonia, HOTEL KENDERTO) 2 TEN Avenue; conventent to Fhllroad depots, Spd places of interest. MRS. J. F. NE loge. ;HOTEL BERKELEY, Extreme ocean @nd Kentucky ave. ap24-3m EB. ROBERTS’ SONS. ALL of Je15-26t SUMMER RESORTS. CAPE MAY, N. J. Stockton Hotel. - CAPR MAY, NEW JERSEY. Open fiom June 6 t£ September 30, ‘The most elegant and spacious on the coast; every facility and requisite for the comfort and’ convent sto; private baths; plumbing perfect gan’s celebrated orchestra of elgnteen leces. Send for ‘illustrated booklet. — HORACE M- CAKE, Propr., und the Normandie, Washington, DC. Je1G-52e HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N. J., OPENS June 20, Situated “directly on ‘the beach; all modern improvements. Terms—$3 per day; $15 er week and upwards; special rates made to families; Pabet's Orchestra. Je10-Im JOHN TRACY & CO. SUMMER RESORTS. SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, Ocean View, Va. ‘The Hotel will open May 30 for the on of guests. Occan View is one of the most delightful resorts ou the Atlartic coast. The bathing is per- “hn “ideal place, for edt children. Music jace esa by the Portsmouth Navy Yard Mind. For terms, booklets and fu-ther particulars, ad- E.R. SUMMER RESORTS. IN THE MOUNTAINS. Deer Park, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIER ~ (Main Line B. and O. R. R) Season Opens June 22, 1896. en of Mor- TOINT HoT! of 1806 SAUTUDAY, June 20, Near the Chesa Peake bay. The best salt-water bathing on the Potomac; ‘pouting, “fishing, crabbing (and otlir amusements furnished that you will find at any HOTEL DEVON— X98 oven, Gheer- | other first-class hotel, "Steamer Sue leaves Ste- Hotel near beach and railroad stations. Cool | pbensen & Bros.’ wharf, foot of 7th st., every | For rates, rooms and other information appl Verandas, KING & MARCY. jeo-3m mirth ee eta s iota: sol SeUra Dae RING CARON 0 stops). Also on Mondays at 4 o'clod .C. JONES, M: . and 0, Central By CAPE MAY POL m , Steamer Potomac leaves. Sundays. at" : ES, Manager, B. and 0. Central Bull G'clock p.m. ing, Bultimoze, Md., up to , ha NOW OPEN. 0 and $3 per day. For circulars,&e , call on WASH. B, WILLIAMS, = regs Sp he dans 0h, ss OR Je16-c0260 J. KROMER. : OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Deer Park, Md& 7th and D sts. ‘nw. For further information add: P my16-8,tu,th,to jy1-28 THOS. W. ec ast ‘FL TOLCHES Se eee eS OVEL ICS: 4 tcliy sstaatons es iit tee a OreNs JUNE 30. e) fronts; ocean view from all rooms; electric lights | Pewke bay: ealt’ water bathing and fishing; a | Adres Hot and bells; send for booklet. JOSEPH WHITE. Fae ee ROLAND, Senet ane sates of | New Hampshire. pel 2y : “Md. g i: _mny12-tu, th.9,26t Noise, aaty aveNve, ~~ z AS A SUD superior table’ popuiar rates, | on the Potomac tas few cqualn and 0 1 arg address TT. PRENTISS, Prop. | Jt, cutraland. Come ‘and see. J 7 TE] x MOS HAN GHOVE, NJ, D. STARES) HOTEL, | Con the Potomac. “will be one Gor bs tae Allenvantens teem eae Ae Raheos Water, fishing, bathing, crab. hful; low pen all years greatly énlarg 49-26 Il. L. STARKS, M.D. ARLINGTON HOTEL, KNIGHT, Prop., Colton’s Pt KR” from myZ?-z6t* Prop... Hartn« Wi Carisbrooke Inn, VENTNOR, ATLANTIC CO., N. J. Delightfully situated on ocean front. All mod- ator, gas, electric belis; cars from Atlantic City. Acdress: FORD, Ventnor, N. J. THE MARY. New York avenue near the beach. Atlantic City, N. Je15-2m , Proprietor. THE ARONDAL Pacific ave. bet. New York and Kentucky. Three minutes from beach, Everything first-class. _Jel1-26¢ 3. & &, HUFFINGTON AS Reading depot and beach; lights and elevator; §3.00 to $14.0 _per MRS. RL J. OSBORNE, SIDE HOUSE, ntie City, N. larged and refurnisbed. Eleva- Rocms en suite; baths attached. Open all the year. _aplo-7st CHAS. EVANS. HOTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 250 rooms. SEA: Ati: Ovean front. tor. my13-78t VIRGINIA AV! Occan End, having been th h wated and | modeled 1 refitted) Artesian water, health ‘re icipantain oath nO: ROTA _ < Feflited, Will ope for the ecepcine nt aces | dricltg. concerts” cuisine anexcelled All's ints EL ROY yt THE SEA JUNE ‘1, 1893. MARSHALL TILLOTSON, ents, 175 guests. Address T. KEL K. COMPTON, ' Prop. i el Royal, Fron Props._G! ROCK, Manager, my11- z =< vine Jars at Star otf jel2 c D. i ere Oe ey BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL 15 NOW Br ookside Hotel f al op. e532 open for the season. dagia ease i EE The baths of these celebrated springs are noted | a the heart of tie Allesnare: 8,100 feet alte THE ELDORADO, OCEAN GROVE, N.J. for the cure of rheumatism, gout, kidney t t mear Gukland and’ Socer emer oncom Fine ocean view. All conveniences. ‘First-class | bles and nervous diseases. ‘rhe climate is deli is, “bowling, billiards, seimening. Sool table. tt opie eo Dath houses; intge ball room and music furnish fep-teth, i A. LOOMIS. | | Terms reasonable, a 24; Mvery attached; brook trout and bass fishing. THE CARROLLTON, CHAS. PJAK 6a Te CNCER, Pro} Qben June to October. Send for souvenir booklet. Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. J., Je16. F < wy For further information, call at Northwest Bat Open June 6. See sae » W.Va | 3401 sth nw., or’ address 8. For terms address JOHN WILSON, ONLY 56 MILES FROM WASHINGTON, WRIGHT, Prop., Brookside, W. Va. of my16-2m The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs. 'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, HARPEIS PEKRY, now open. Located on Fruit Hill Farm, idge mountain, 20 winutes’ drive from. des W. SPRING LAKE, Blue N. J. — pot. Rates, $5, $6 and k, $1 and $1. WILDURTON-BY-THE-SEA, THE FINEST SUMMER HOTEL IN THE SOUTH. | Per days’ Meitingl wakes Soukighn ta LS opens for RING LAKE, No 3. Surrounded ty 250 acres of groves, whady walks | trains. “Send fur circular. G. W. GREEN, Prop. ns for the season on garc and dri mous hot and cold sulphur water | _iny7-5m Jel-2n on ie Ke LercuwortH, | Bate Kor circulars, rates, te. add me HOTEL CARLETON, SPRING LAKE, N. ee ORNL. MAS. 2 fronting ocean and jake; appointments ‘comple as FAUQUIER WHITE SULT ah cellent table; polite service, pean = ae is Doubling Gap any iigetiy cen ate laboach: WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, NEWVILLE; PA. peat ee lass; rates, 1eno} » Pruprietress, TARD: Thoroughly One of the larges EM. and mast popular hh mountain —resurts in Ivania ated, int; pine | MOUNTAIN LAKE FOTEL, athhet Mourtain Lake Park, Md. Summit Alleghantes, Circlars and programs. SH. MARTIN, L re Opens June 15. tf in and river view: LL. Marper's F 3 bow BELMAR, ui ocern frontage. bow RR Hotel Imperial 4\?..crs Ocean cnd Maryland ave. ‘ull ocean view from wide three-story porebes. This handsome and home-like louse’ bas every comfort and. conven- fence for 250 guests. Large rooms, healthiest lo- cality. Artesian water, Table and service a spe- claity. $2 to $3 per day. $10 to $18 per week. Sp 1 rates for season and to families. mb14-156t G. W. KENDRICK, LA F Ocean end Kentucky New management. Bun parlor, Steam heat. Open all the clal family rates. EDWARD C. C (ae HOTEL ATGLEN. Michigan ave. nea beach, Atlantic City, N.J. $3 to $10. per week. Heated. “Send for booklet. “J. EL Bl 25-104 Tres HOTEL EDISON, Michizan av ar Beach. Elevator. Steam Heat. Send for circular. __|__d. ©. COPELAND, tel Traymore. Appointments and sefvice first-class. . & WHITE, Jr. se23-tf Proprietor. "Takoma Springs Hotel. _ MELRO’ HE-BEACH, open 3a Rormerly Hetel Takoma North AND, MD, pen Juve 15. ‘ Now open ‘ception 0: Sow open for the mecption of ¢ A. HAVERSTICK. | agement. Ad i G.L. BOSLEY for rates and full pa 5204 . N. J.-ONE OF t equipped hotels on the NJ. coast. FRED. E. FOSTER, Propr. THE BERWICK LODGE—A smaller house cated directly on the ocean front; under the s:me manag. \t. je191m The Carleton, RELMAR, Buena Vista Spring Hotel, Blue Ridge Mountains. DRY ATMOSPHERE. 1,5°0 FEET ELEVATION. ep-pro Froumds for and shooting conven! Water; Lorne very reas: Jed-ia*” Mrs. RICHARD The Mountai o On top of the A! Peana. Rit, Ada: Buena Vista eee Lee White Suiph Will open June 20. W. M. REAME use, ntairs, main line ast of Pittsburg. any ; Nelightfal locat ‘ Pure air and ue | and water. Aj tments the bese. we Of | Write for circulars. horses | m32-65t WM. R. DUNHAM. Sunt. and 0. a ae ; FERRY Appointinent Greenbrier ASBURY PARK ATAL. TA NOTE ASBURY PARK, N._J., ocean front; open for guests, remodeled; 70 nddic tonal rooms. new x: The Wellington, Asbury Parl J. Gibhave. sh roughout. ~ RIPLEY. "ARK, NJ. ASKU Ist ave. near the sea Now open. Special low rates for June and Se Jev-t,th,s, 2m, THE LAFAYEFTE, ASBURY Park, N. Capacity, 300. Orchestra daily. Send for illustrated _pumphict. §8-1m WRIGM SURF HOUSE, ‘Twenty-first ‘season; on the ocean block; now open; capacity, 150. EL A. MAR TL Jell-Im Hotel Columbia, mt te ASBURY PARK, N.J. Now open. Elevator, W. HARVEY JONES, Owner and Manager. Engagements and ful information can be hb application. : Sea MARINE VILLA, ASBURY PARK, N.J. 205, 2 ave. Block from each. Cool, large rooms. First-class table. Ad- JEIM. Je22-1m dress THE FENIMORE, One and a half blocks from ocean; capacity 200, For particulars address Je10-m,w& THOS. NOBLE. HOTEL ALBION. Second and Ocean aves, Fifty yards from the surf; 16th season; table and appointments the best; ac- commodates’ 200 to $12 pe Je10-m,w&sim . H. PEMB! “YORKSHIRE,” SIXTH AVE. ocean; commands unobstruct orches; large, airy rooms; ipeclal terms for June. Je3-w&sim* THE BRIGHTON, ASBURY PARK, season. Hotel enlarged, refurnishi from ocean. Terms reasonable. Je2-Im* ‘Mrs. HAMILTON The Victoria, ASBULY PARK, N. J. Located at Third ard Ocean’ avenues; fifty 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 S. KEMPE, PROPRIETRESS. HOTEL BRUNSWICK, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Directly on the beach. The leading hotel in every respect. Elevator. MORGAN & PARSONS. jel-3m OCEAN HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Largest and leading hotel. 3022-Sm00 NGEO. L. ATKINS & SONS. TENTH e block HUNT. ASRURY PARK, cs Coleman House. Direct! on the beach, Opens June 25. New paabonger: elevator. For catem diagrams and infor- Imation address A. P. MARGETTS, Chief Cle Je8-6w The Coleman House, Asbury Park, THE LEADLEY, ASBURY PARK, N. J. open for sprit guests; 18th season under same management, a family resort; near ocean. Ad- ress PROBST, & JJEADLEY. Proprietors.my1-2m. BBACH®HAVEN, N. J. ait The '‘Engleside, NOW Beach Haven, N./ J., now open; many new improvements, since iast year; special rates for June. Send fot new iilustrated book. ROBT. NGLE, Prop. my5-L10t we CAPEK, MAY, N. J. THE CARLTON, PE MAY -POINT, N.J., DI- rectly on bite! city, 300; Kelley's’ cele- brated orch engaged for season; terms, $8 to $12 Weekly. L.. MADDOCK. 3023-3 A, CAPE MAY, N. J. STAI Within 100 feet ocean, Enlarged ‘and refur- rivate ‘pavilion, in front, on bluff, Tent nished. Appointmitats first-class. Location un- Board, in private family?’ Address ‘WARNER, surpassed. 1. L, SICHARDSON. jel-im Star office. Je23-6t* White Sulphur Springs, PREMIER RESORT OF THE ALLEGHANIES. Grani Hotel and Cottages. JUNE 1 TO OCTUBER 1. KE PARK, Md., OAKLAND HOT O.KER., will b my4-21 NB tel now MD. XD. June 1 opened M L ful location. Address Mrs. BOLLING, dl ep oc 7 $75 pe month of 28 days, with special in- fen ave. Baltimore, until June 15. mylott ments; fall or: ‘hestra; necommodates Sas eas % as C2 clal_rates for season. 5 urolted "ws See . ; ntel Broadw _ieseiiaiea aAeml tes Avalon Nene Washington 2:20 Glen Summit Hotel, (CHESA! KE AND OHIO RAILWA’ ‘ Excursion tickets willbe on sale at and Olio offices, 513 and 1421 Pennsyl; w. and 1110 F street northwest, and week-end tic 3 Elevation, on Lehige will be sold at exceptionally low rates, good from | Valley It. it. ore; 6 houre Frilay until the following Monday. from” Washington. from TPhilndt ~ For pamphlets apply at Chesapeake and Obio| phia. Mountain air, sprinz , and a Meee nae a ne ACH MAINE, | offices, and for further trormation address of amrsements. Write for booklet and other uth 0 ennel d Sate * ea 1. For terms and circulars, L. W. SCOVILLE, Manager, =a _. ‘TH, Manager. Je2- *White Sulphur Springs, ft Greenbrier County, W. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— rocm house, known as the “Goff cot ated oa the correr of Mercer and W Berkeley Springs, W. Va.; lot 117313 vated ground; water main conves brated spring’ ws tes the house, this prop- erty is Well shaded and bas large porches and a Well of water. For particulars see owner, .G. AUKAM, 600 F st. nw. apl6-tt BEDFORD SVRINGS HOTEL, vi BEDFORD, PA., “If This Catches Your Eye Look for ex-4 beautital snery, dry atm PRIAR Mt. View House. One ~pyey best ae { resort in the arcommodat GEAN HOUSE. . SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. MEAD & EROOKS. Open on June 25. An ideal summer home situated on the Mags. coast; beautiful drives among historic places; the scenery is ‘THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA, modations | . bathing, boating and wheellug unsuzpassed. For | wit . pew, with Increased attractions forthe sea- | furtherinoré, the mites exeredin reason circulars and information address as above. oy ees Jone. Dae aoe ee ee myZskwi2 beuth-giving as well 5 = po gee home. For terms and booklets address M 1 Fine Block Island, R. I, Fifteen mes ats tuy20-3m* J. T. ALSIP, Manager. ost Char ing Spot lock Island, R. I, Fitepn, ay fine = — = = | in the Anes vn * fi pe ‘al ly borte oe CARROLL SPRI NITARIUM, FOREST | x’ i Hotel Manisses. ns. daily boats, oreh Glen, Md.—Delightfully situated on the B. and 0. trie bells, Prices recast’ hall, gas and | Stong the Iills of Maryland, ten tilea from an ae ane i 300 fect ‘above Withington; this popalar resort sly C.E. BROWN. Teopens May 1; de for invalids and con- SPRING HOUSE, Mlustrated circuler sent on request. BLOCK ISLAND, RT. apS-3m* G. oH. WEIGHT, M.D. As perfectly recuperating as life on shipboard; ee ploueer hotel on the tsland wn; good fishin; nd driving; excellent bathing; two concerts daily; owns the ‘celebrated ineral springs (which first’ attracted visitors to Charlestown, W. Vs Mountain air; salu Now ope tm acres beautiful eck Enon Springs and Mineral Baths, te é, the fsla On the great North mountain, near Winches-er, SUMMIT HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, ; B. B, MITCHELL, Va.; open Sune 25; guests recived earlier uy ap preg yg yg $e5-1m Proprietor, ising? ciretlars’ giving! all’ information” now ngers ure requested {0 give. Tek Teac formation eddmss Miss M. J. ir Narragansett Pier. At Room $, Sun building, 1317 F st. n.w., Or at the Star office. k HEIGHTS HOVEL, HARPE ATLANTIC HOUSE. myli-tt A. 8S. PRATT. Proprietor. esort Is open; firs* a w - 7 fishing and bathing Fronts the ocean; centrally located and first- | JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA., WILL highest point: shady lawns. phon “a clase; 200 guests; opens June 9. Peo 0Re une 15. Arrangements will be made for] SGuN i. D'KE, higt. W. J. MUMPHY, Prop. Ale de the accommodation of guests earlier by special | J0UN, Hi my20-1m S. T. BROWNING, Proprietor. agreement; R. R, fare to ard from springs, good wie = CAPE COD. for four days, $2.55. WATER GAP TIOUSE, Cozy Uttle furnished cottages by the orean; Circulars ‘descriptive of grounds, waters, &c.,| Pa Aightfal in fine sure bathing; low prices.” Ballston Hetzhts, | Sent to all ee JORDAN, Proprietor, ae “ — Troro, maw ORDAN, Prop hours f ond st — Jevsew&stin | my28to: Jordan Springs P.O. Va. ce ee Tw. BRODIT VIRGINIA ANNAPOLIS, HotelSorrento MD. pleasa.t and healthy summer resort! overlooking the Chesapeake bay; hing and fish- HO INGS. | ese a perches 2nd. de ms, $6 and pe ee ee HEALING SPRINGS lala SS heen THIS MAGNIFICENT HOTEL WILL OPEN JUNE | yz : THE “ELKTO 15 with first-class appointments throughout; elee- arm Springs. ee Ready sie hx “re tric lights, Tennis Courts, Bowling, Base Ball, cte.; caer feet sepia el pati vir. 1,000 feet above the sea. Lithia water in’ bot 4 aa ini mountains, Et irs from Sen] for pamp i rates very ble. Jas, excellent ‘livery and beautiful drives; Hay Fever Wraculagiis Sais ise ecie ros eee gg gg ee Patients receive instant rellef; boating and fishing Rallway my13 to de ad Unsurpassed. Special terma for the season, Ea-| VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS Open throuhont the . ot ? - year, Grand new hotel ai other improvements, — —__—— dies’ orchestra. A lot of Newly Furnished Cottages | }athing establishipent surpassing auything of the . VA. WITH for Rent. For terms, circulars, ete., addres, until } kind in America. Cilmate nowle ; nificent “mountain surroundings, waters ip this country for the cure of rheumatism, gout and nervous troudles. June 10, 17 State st, Boston, Room 4, after which, Hotel Sorrento, Sorrento, Me. 3 out and routes, No contagious or infec: | for doweriy - jous diseases treated. ress STERRY, SMITH) JeG-lawit CHARLES L. YORKE, Mgr. | Manager, Hot Springs, Bath county,Va. TEALING | 4; qiTT ME SPRINGS—Open June 15. 24 miles from ‘Tiot rings. Most valuable waters of their kind known, Hotel moderate in charges, quiet and homel seus a Narragansett Pier. ST. LAWRENCE RIVER e, Address A.M. STIMSON, anager, Healing Springs, The CENTRAL PARK HOTEL is the most con. THE ATWOOD Bath county, Va. WARM SPRINGS—Now open} traily loceted bouse in. the 1,000 [ 3 5 miles from Hot Springs. A first-class family re. rnd cle Situated ou the ocean €sont; commanding finest | sort. Most Juxurions swimm! pools of thermal Wri views; three minutes’ walk from the, Casino and bathing beach; 2v0 guests; opens June 10. any29-1m |, A. TUCKER, Proprietor. SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. CCLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE FOR RENT; NEAR lendings; furnished; cool, Lreezy porches; salt Water buthing. J. JAY GOULD, 421 9th st. Je25-1m&2days* COLONIAL BEACH, VA.—DO YOU WANT HOME comforts, best location facing beach, well shaded water In the world. Address EULANK & GLOVER, Warm Springs Bath counts, Va. Excursion tickets and sleeping car reservations at Chesapeake and Oblo Rallway oMices, 513 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue, and 1110 F st. n.w. ap28-tf RICHFIELD SPRINGS NW. Y. THE GREAT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. America’s Famcus Health and Pleasure Resort. HOTEL EARLINGTON, THE LARGES’, BEST AND MOST MODERN oa NDS. ong America’s most charming COLUMBI A -seriptive pampli HF. INGLEHART & 80. my16-tu,th&s-26 WILL 09 = CAPE MAY, N. J. THE COLONIAL, Sir oeean’ View Ail _modezn conveniences. “New house. Shady Piazzas, W.9H. & 0. S. CHURCH. Jel-2m Congress Hall, CAPE MAY, N. J. Opens Saturday, June 27, 1896; closes ba Sars 80. Hotel modernized at’ an expense of $40,000. Xe oid-time .awn concerts by Simon Hassler’s ; Grand Orehest Jel0-268 A.B. FEHLING._ | “Xidress"""" EDWARD KNIGHT CAKB, THE CLIFTON.—CORNER ATEANTIG AND CON: | _my2v3m__ - Proprictor. nect aves, Homelike; wi jazzas. - “= tains 160. ‘Terms, $7 to $10 Ror week #1.50 to | THE EBBITT—CAPE MAY, N. J. $2 peg dey. Cireclar matted. “Mrs. . MM. COPE, all the year, -65t aybebe 8 W. GOLT. BRADY HOUSE, ARKANSAS AVE, NEAR TH = ocean Airy and pleasant rooms; a cheerful family Brexton Villa, PB Max. pense; sp0d board; rates FAMES BRADY. “Mere | Bewutiful verandas. Sun parlors with ocean view. The Lelande. ‘Now open. On the beach. my28-2m SAM’L WAGNER & ‘SON. HOTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC AVE. ‘. l- gan and Onio aves, Hularged, repeinted aie ey Delis and other een ‘Terms, $9 to mybie OD EASTMAN, Prop. Bi i. Spec! |.A. MYERS. road plassas. ial rate for ‘spring. J.A.MY. eee SOUTH LAFAYETTE ST., CAPE N. J. Near the beach and railroad stations; newly renovated. Jel10-Im MRS. A. FOSTER. THE ALDINE, COR. COLUMBIA AVE. AND DE- catur st., Cape May. Greatly enlarged and re- furnished; culsine excellent. Jel0-2m THEO. MUELLER, Opens Jame 20. ST. JAMES HOTEL. Moderate Rates First-class in every particular. Opens June 1. Mluctrated pamphlet on application, K. M. KARLE & SON, New York office, HOTEL BRISTOL, 5th ave. 42d st. my12-tu,th,». TINNEQUA, POTOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MD.— Open June 27. Rates, $1 to $1.50 per day’ $6 to $8 per week. "Splendid sailing, bathing, crabbing and fishing. Music and dancing. Take steamer Potomac, Sue or Arrowsmith, of which stop at Adams’ wharf. Sée Evening Star for sail » St. Geonge’s Fund 2-Bw' JUNE 6. 1 : : INTERVALE & ,mgenrs oe COTTAGES ,.2™ Stephen Mud hours. Adress ADAMS BROS. sl St. Mary's county, Md. HOTEL BELLEVUE, OPENS JUNE 15; management first-class; salt water bathing, fishing and crabbing; terms rea- sonable; epccial rates to families. Among the advantages of CHAPEL POINT is the fact chat Je2: MD. ort William Henry Hotel, x. ¥. LAKE G EORGE, Largest and best-appoluted hotel at the lakes it has two malls daily, and that it can be reach- » On Northern Central connection of Pennsylvania | conductrd only first elas aud at «4 by two treins daily via the “s Creek R.R., 1,500 feet above ti exceptional OPE than any previous year. Une, cr by steamer Harry Randall. For further Imted the management of Ryi: nd a air; 1 di {formation apply to A. P. KRETCHMAR, Chapel elevator; cleet Foint, Ad, or 8. HANDALL, iver View Sr at tunis ‘ elty. ‘om ry. attached to. hw THE ATLANTIC HOTEL, o3 n and Information given OCRAN SHEY, ape Aressiag I. HAMILTON, Il Now open; renovated aad’ with ail modern im-| Saratoga Springs, N.Y. j= kth, Zur Provements;” rates $15 per week and upwaris, “THE AESCULAPIAN”—AN summer resor miles from Washing gpens June 1, 1896. Address THE AESCL sz Wichle, Fairfax <o., Va. aphS-s3m a PAGE, Ocean City, Md., after July 1, jel6-25t* United States Hotel SEASON OF 1896. ROSE COTTAG! OF A MILE FROM GOLTON’S Open from June 15 to October 1. eC > 7. Hot Sg dig ge Se erecta | SPECIAL RATES FOR JUNE, JULY AND Woodiawn Hotel, SEPTEMBER, For rates and other particulars apply to myl16-ta,th&s20t TOMPKINS, GAGE & PERRY. Rockville, Mda., now open for guests, Accoamm dations first-class. Terms reasonnble. re Mis, M. J. COLLEY, Clarendon Hotel, Warking: ton, or Woodlawa, Rockville, id, ‘my25-Lm C5 further ine 0. Box newly painted; terme to, sult. For formation address FISHER, P. OOLTON’S POINT P. O., MD, : KR. R. SOOY. BEACH HOUSE, SEA GIRT, N. J. “THE IDEAL OCEAN RESORT.” Select family hote in June; new man- agement; within GO feet of surf utiful sur- roundi grind ocean view; modern improve-