Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1896, Page 5

tim THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, ‘JULY '@Tigd@ Sixth PA SUMMER RESORTS. FOR SALE—LOTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. FoR, Sat A 0: iT CONTEMPLATE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ASBURY PARH, N. J. SHASIDE—NEW ENGLAND. SPRINGS AND BATHS. FOR $300. MR LONG TIME, THE HOTEL SELBY, S ORKNEY SPRIN SEVEN VARIETIES MIN- eae Pacitic and New Jersey aves., Atlantle City, N. J. MARINE VILLA, BLOCK ISLAND, Pee tral water, altitude, 2°40 fey bathers terme, ene SSS SOORLEND, MRS. M. E. SUTEK of the Albany, 1706 et | ASBURY PARK, N.J. 205 2d ave. Block from| As perfectly recuperating a» Mife on shipboard; | fotels, $25 to $90' per mo.? leseet Kote LB% SQUARE, BG snd ia, | St» Philudetpnia. ‘Terms moderate. dyi-Im* | Seach. Cool, lange rooms. Fisstclaas tetis. “hae hotel” on. the. islasd; (20 ncres bewuritul | bostding’ houses, e26Pmr Soe Aides woes, Se fee aay ae, Dr appa mR | Sr dress B. HEIM, Seaiam” | Lin: good dating, boating siiftarisicg; Peeakiees | Bosalag 4 tending to build him a hardsome residence thei OLE, Dathing; two concerts daily; dwns the celebrated —— on, Will sell bis % square for $2,7 ash, | 2130 Pacific’ ave, Open all the year. Terms, $7 JRF HOUSE, 3 3 See) Saismce ssosthiy.- Spleulid oigictualty fee My wae wea es SURF HOUSE, Re isang} 2 (nich art attracted visitors to| Rock Enon Springs and Yestment; ne trad nis; no triffers. Ad- | jy1-S2t Mrs. C. T. BUZBY of Baltimore. ‘Twenty-first season; on the ocean block; now BR. CREASURY CLERK, Stir office. Jyl-6t THE EASTERN STAR COTTAGE, open; capacity, 100. B.A. MARTIN. jeli-im | 65.1m pes Promistor. Mineral Baths, LOTS IN THE TOW ALLSTO: 149 South Carolina ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Hotel Columbia, On the great North mountain, near Winchester, Near beach. Terme, $8, 23; guests received earlier by ‘ap giving information Dow miles west of Washington; facing = $10 and $12 per week. the Washington, Arlington ari iis Church elee- THE NANEPASHEMET, MARBEEHEAD, MASS. Mrs. M. M. FARRAR of Washington, D.C., Prop. Fines it ocean scenery om the Atlantic coast. trie ella ant Balt way between Washington | _JeZt 2w® AES OBCE iy2em o" ® 1 Brown. | Fade’ ee ante Mees, om $100 £0, $150 per | Crete BRIGHTON, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, W. HARVEY JO) Owner and Manager. = Vela “ast put on the market. "Ao anal otes | Se:_ Carolina gre. ard Beach. Full ocean view. |, Rugagements and fall tion can he ed on SEASIDE—MISCE! EOUS. a pene, Ren bellaee atta st a . - § ‘ reasonable. _ 425-1 a near tbe city cheap and cn. casy Eat S Ba SUH WEISEURT, fonuerly cathe Drdwalk: The Welli THE PLIMHIMMON, , MD.—A NEW | _ myil-tt A. & PRATT, Proprietor. a a OR $¢26-26¢ ie ellington, aud most attractive hotel, with’ every modern BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL, St BW. =e Ty Vietctia Hotel; | <iuvetilence. Open June 18." Mrs. It. T. SHREVE, pap een E_YOU CAN BUY A LOT AT “KENIL OTEL, = Coe So Stree 18 E.Franklin st. Baltimare, or at office of » PA., for $1 down and $14 week. You'll have | fadarn couvenlence, incinding ‘elevates, bot and | throughout. "WRANI' EY SMrieT jeitim’ | JAMES H. ELLSWORTH, 3. feo thks-toe | WIL open ‘with increasen attractions sar the sea to Des no tuxes—sign no notes—ard get a per-| Cold'sea water baths. Perfect service. “American = ee tnhetm | fon THURSDAY. Sune 28. = fee title, and we'll loan you money to build a when you're recdy. “Kenilwerth" fs but a utes’ ride out of the B. and P.—the new < R.R. will run through it. ~ MALLERY & CO., 624 F st. Je27-tf.3 R SALE—FINE CORNER PROPERTY IN MT. : very available for subdivision improvement; not affected by street exten- TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. n.w. swe and European plan. (Je20-39t) RICHARD BEW. THE ALBEMARLE AND COTTAGES. Virginia ave., close to beach, Atlantic City, N. J. Location central and attractive. Hotel re- plete with all excellencies. Cuisine and service the highest standard. Cupacity, 250. Ilustrated booklet mailed upon application. The terms are reasonable. CHARLES E. COPE. Jez2-20t igonquin THE LAFAYETTE, Orchestra daily. a let. iGHT & FROST. HOTEL HENLOPEN, REHOBOTH, DELAWARE, _ Will open June 16,’ under new «hd Moeral man: agement; thoroughly renovated; reaconable teruis. 4y2-2w SMITH & FORD. FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD AND HOME comforts at Garrett's, Piney Point, Md.; sailing, boating, fishing, crabbing and salt-water bathing free; fine oysters and fish every da: vegetables and fruit from our own gardens; dancing in even- ings; refreshments and P. 0.’ handy; just the for families and young folks; call ‘for Gar- carriage at Piney Point wharf; terms, $1 With its springs of curative waters it is a heuth-giving as well as a delightful summer home. on nd booklets udiress m J.T. ALSIP, Manager. JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA., WILL be open June 15. Arrangements will’ be made for the accommodation of guests earlier by special agreement; RK. R. fare to and from springs, good for four days, $2.55. Circulars descriptive of grounds, waters, &c., sent to all applicants. Capacity, 800. Sod for tlustrated 48-1m Wi ASRURY PARK, N. J. Coleman House. Directly on the beack. Opens June a New Passenger elevator. @iagrams and infor- mation address aay The Ai TS AND VILLA SITES, AT ADDI- -- a 7 EB. C. JORDAN, Proprietor, FORMERLY THE MANSION HO! ‘A. P. ETTS, Chi Y ma & SS eceeutal subdivision bateee ee ea ene on NATLANTIG. CITY, Ned, | Se86w_ ‘The Coleman House, Asbury Pak 2, | RFE CR: OF $6 SSygtecaeris fees VIRGINI ae jexardria Clty; i open June 27 under entirely new manage- A ‘ie railroad; cars pass hee hot has been tl rh; 2 ipea, Walegion fo | Eerste and, omens inprerel ower | HOTEL BRUNSWICK, | OCEAN Vee HOTEE subdivision hly im-| American plan, per day and upwar - -ARK, N. J. raded streets, plank walks and | foj lan, $1 per day and upward. ‘eadi ew. HO SP RINGS. 0) croamental trees. Splendid water, and | jeSutanase’. uO. BALEARD" Manager. purest iviom|the|bexeh 2 oelteed (ng, hotel ia. crery, Ocoan y Valo nd respect. Elevator. MORGAN & PARSONS. jol-3m “THE PASSAIC,” two miles dis- The Hotel will open May 80 for the reception of to $300; guests. Occan View is one of the most delightful from_ $7 HEALING SPRINGS. _ HOTEL CENTRAL, balance $1 to $2 per week; no beter COR. SEVENTH AVE. AND WEBB ST. a the Atlantic coast. The bathing is per- dno interest. An excursion will’ be se ATLANTIC CITY One block from the ocea BURY PARK, ind without danger. WwW gh ak oad z ay of aly = tally for sh nw pa reopen June 27 under the ere eee ‘Terms, Feasongble. st 20) MISS J. LYON! Cae peace a oe epllaren: Music arm Springs. Can Je20-6,t,th,19t - ~"_| WEST END HOTEL, ASBURY PARG, Na. % eters 2 pte) feet, elsraticnltn) thelgrest Wir anit terms, booklets and farther particulars, ad- Facing beach; fine ocean view; all mod. im- ginfa mountains, Eight hours from SORE Es SE ROR OEE 4 rovements; electric elevator. ny! 12 IRNTON, Proprietor. Washington via Chesapeake and Ohio mb31-oslt * "Prop. | ST. CLOUD, ASBURY PARK, N.J. ‘on the Potomac has few equals.and no superior; | VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.-Open throughout the = =F <= EMS. Nn Ist ays near the sea. “ain Bei in Maryland. Come and see. RK. P. BLAKIS- heats Grant Lene Datel and otber apenas, SIONERS z 3 Special ae pass! Le nan |” Veunsyivania, And Pacific aves. entirely rete jetta am" irate Seen Ae TONE, M. D., Proprietor. £5019 1m 258 | | ina nA mioricas aitmatenmewbeceseay is weceiied ats iia nished; special rates to families for the season. — SWANN'S—THIS HOUSE IS BEAUTIFULLY SITU- | nificent ‘mountain surroundings. Most wondertal ELVE O'CLOCK M. DAY. B. LLOYD. aS a ate on the Potomac, mile | from Piney. Point | wators sin this country for the ‘cure of rheumatism, NTII, ‘to lease fe e whart | aq = 2 maine . J. wharf. Persons who desire to je sum- | gout and nervous troubles. No contagious or infec: . {| ATLANTIC CITY COTTAGES FOR THD SUMMER est and leading hotel. : es then east of N > ; ; z é Mer months in a comfortable, home-like way, | tlous diseases treated. Address FILED STERRY, led sere ? outhw seameet In) ally Socatlone,y fearing: (rons | $2008 (0) [pi sez Zino) GEO. L. ATKINS & SONS. Where they can have plenty: of oysters, fish, crabs, | Manuger, Hot Springs, Bath county,Va. HEALING at a point on the $1,500. Fine cottages In Chelsea, on St. ‘Charles d near the light house. ete., will find Swann’s just the house they are | SPRINGS—Open June 15. 2% & WOOTTO) looking for. ‘Three mails daily from Washiugton, | § D. ©. Boating, fishing, crabbing, bathing, sail: | H ing and other amusements free. Rates very lo J. T. SWANN, P. ey Point, Md. CCLONIAL REACH COTTAGE FOR RENT; rite or call on Real Estate and Law building, Atlantic City, N. J. my19-e026t HOTEL RICHMOND, KENTUCKY AVE., OCEAN end, Atlantic City, N. J.—Steam heat, sun par- lors, elevator, &c. | For terms and other informa- Tiles from Hot rings. Most valuable waters of their kind known. fotel. moderate in cl Address A.M. STIMSON Bath county, Va._ WARM SPRINGS—Now. open. 5 miles from Hot Springs. A first-class family. re- sort. Most luxurious swimming ATALANTA HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N. J., ON ovean front; open for guests, remodeled; 70 ‘uddi- elevator; all new sanitary; rates, $3 WM. APPLEGATE, Propr.je1§-1in BEACH HAVEN, N. J. . running east on line T ple quarterly e the right to in er is of thermal lendings; furpished: cool, Lreezy porches; salt 7 BANK ‘A deposit of $100 must tion address MD reey PO water in the world. Address EUBANK & GLOVER, yoxal as a guAruntee that the bidder | feS-cott J.D. PEASE. The Engleside, Jes inate ee oon ace otnist Warm Springs Bath county, Va. > contract with te Distriet if is | Typ F Beach Haven, N. J., now ; many new pmeedaye? aS J, _W. ROSS, GEORGE | THE METHOPOLIPAN, nic aves. Near warm] improvements’ since last year opecial’. rates | COLONIAL BEACH-CBOARD AT “YATES COR. Conan on se ree aoe ak F. POWELL, Commission- | {ths und. Tulet, Complete santtary arrange. | £0F June Send for new illustrated book. ROBT. Fi ‘eapeake jo Railway offices, a Je29-6t rete e20-12t) ‘M. GC. ANDREW! B. ENGLE, Prop. my5-110t $7 and $8 per week. Address Mrs. Pevnsylvania avenue, and 1110 F st. n.w. ap28-tf SHE STEATFORD, CAPE MAY, N. J. BERGER, Colonial Beach Va. FOR SALE Ok EXCHANGE—A HANDSOME J1- = e rner Kentucky ave., Atlantie Cit 5 tee MON, OCEAN CITY, MD.—A roem house, known as the “Goff cottage,”’ sit- Dircetly on beach, with full view of ocean from THE ELBERON, and most attractive hotel, with every modern | uated oa the corver of Mercer and Warren e Tox Greatly enlarged and newly fur- OPPOSITE CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. convenience. Open June 18. Mrs. R. T. SHREVE, Berkeley Sp:ings, W. Va.; lot 117x132; on ele- rshed. Elevator. Sanitary’ plumbing. Rates, | Large plazas. ‘Same management. 8 E. Franklin, Baltimore. 4e30-t, th&s-1m vated ground; water main conveying the cele- $1.50 to $3 per day. European plan. — je20-2 jyl-im J. R. WILSON, Prop. OINT HOTEL OPENS FOR THE SEAS brated spring water pastes the house, this prop- erty is well shaded and has large porches and a DE VILLE, FORMERLY THE THE CARLTON, CAPD MAY POINT, NJ., DI-| Of 1808 SAUTUDAY, June 20_ Near the Chesa- Well of water. For particulars see owner, ky ave.; 100 yards from be rectly on beach; qgpacity, 300; Kelley's cele. | peake bay. | ‘The best salt-water bathing on the PG. “toga coo F w. aplé-te Q street, not 1enovated and repapered; cuisine une: brated orchestra engaged for season; terms, $8 otomac; boating, fishing, crabbing and other ns — foot front an feet F cbestra. M. W. YKUITT, Owner and Propri to $12 weekly. L. MADDOCK. Je23-2m pressed araened ee sour ya aval ay IN THE MOUNTAINS. be twrronm building on or line late of Hotel Warwick. Je = 7 CAPE MAY, N. J. polassi patel: 2 Steam ie Tne GES Ts sWentte exteuied: not more than 1.300 | — ~~ aR -WETERIEE,? THE COLONIAL, fin" oceaa’ View. eturday “et BY o'clock "pian, ‘direct for’ Piney | PWT WAR HIGHT HOTEL, HARPER'S FEIRY, Pepe TE pees’ ae ave. ‘Third jhouse from beach. Ca, | Ail modezn convenfences. New house. Shady | Point (uo stops). Also on Mondays at 4 o'clock table; ‘dancing; —boath ishing and bathing athe | ies, to eomence Ge $1.50 to $2.00 BSE day; $8 to $12] piazzas. W. H. & C. 8. CHURCH. Jel-2m . _ Steamer Potomac leaves Sundays at 4{ highcst point: shady lawns; telephone to statlo zien 2s shown on the street Re ESE MOSER: SelB2te O'clock, p.m. JOHN HY DUKE, Mgt Wo 3 MUM T Congress Hall, For circulars,&c , call on WASH. B. WILLIAMS, 7th and D sts. snot less than 300 feet front and Sy2-tt Fer an eight-reom building north- HOTEL ROYAL, Rertaety,, $°6,, 00 teatie eS sew For further Yntormatlos THE LOCKWOOD, HARPER: RRY, W. VA., “locality hounded by 3d street and 6th ee a ee eerse cts, capacity, 250; rates, $2 | Opens Saturday, June 27, 1896; closes September | Sizer, FOS. -W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor, | will open Ite 20th censoa MAY 20 Moons lace and Florida and K_ street per day; special rates for prol at 30. Hotel modernized at’ au expense of 340,000. fery a county, 5 Ma" and airy; plenty sbade; table first-class; rates, (2g, 128 feet C_SEILTON. | Fo oid-time awa concerts by Simon Hassler's | ROSE COTTAGE, OF & MILE FROM CoLTOS S| $6 pes week. “aire. S.'1h LOVETT, Proprietress. “Sixt Division ry rat irchestra. nt, on St. it 's Bay; g bathing and al my! m2 ot and 12 fet! Grand Atlantic Hotel. ‘Adress EDWARD ENIGHT CAKE, | of the luturies of the lower Potomac: cottages | sr-powerL HOUSE-nEAUTIFUL- FOR STUD ved by the pres : 3 z 3 iy painted; terms ‘su! further {n- x 0s! 7 5 5 2 Comlult roud, (A certificate | aepe TT ate aye ne (tty, NJ. Copaclty. THE EBBITT APE MAY, N.J.|_S5pat@e,tddrem ADAat cist, P. 0. Box fon; offers an atractive summer home: slude, of taxes th: ne bi s 350. a a oJ. N's i Pp. 0.. 5 ie is . ad 4 <a e e —C. ’ EEON'S SEOINT E30), 5MB deceit mountain and river views. Address B. EL Mc- Tooms; ¢0 fuite with bath, Hydraulic passenger elevators from street. ry Lighted throughout POTOMAC HOTEL, 81. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MD.— all the year. DOWELL, Harper's Ferry. W. Vi vay23-3mn ntee that the bidder will complete the | ¢le¥: > . GOLT. i 7 WELL, pel . Va. may’ m iii (abet dar | Gecclty. Granta aalpeBoolet ata | _ mp2 5_W._ 00 ieee meck” spituiia' allie, tating 2asnce | Brookside Hotel & Co Tet wen POSS: | upon: application. “CHAS. E. COPE, ALFRED Brexton Villa, CAPE MAY. Sod ating Miele and asi tne, crabbing | ST side Hote ttages Geo. F LOWELL, Com-| WYMAN. Prope. my14-52t.10 3 a NOW oO Potomac, Sue or Arrowsmith, ali of which Brookside, W. Va.; altitude 3,100 feet. Chest- 1-3t Beautiful verandas. Sun parlors with ocean view. Broad plazzas. Special rate for spring. J.A.MYERS, ‘ap2)-3m at Adauis’ wharf. See Kvening Star for sal Rut cottage of Bi: Be rooms still hours. Adress ADAMS BROS., St. George's Island, engagemetts for the season; very desivable and remains open for Tkor THE BREVOORT, 18 SO.SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. of e —Conventent to Beach. Perfect sanitary arrange- s om Z . convenient to hotel; also a few choice rooms. Catan Fe ce Sieg | ments. Terms, $1.50 to $2.00 per day. Special | THe WYOMING, SOUTH LAFAYETTE Sf, CAPE | pose eum MG __ies yk _Je22-0w Apply at once at Northwest Bank, 1401 14th st Pope received at this office unit} Weekly rates. B. E. NORRIS, Propr. _jel-78t May, N. J. Near the beach and railroad stations; | "OprNs BELLEVUE pert Hee: MDE: | BN: of address 8. PRESCOTT WitIGHT, Brook WELV CK M. JULY SIXTH, 1896, for THE CASTLETON. newly renovated. Water bathing, gebianaweneat, first-class; salt | side, W. Va. Send for souvenir booklet.” je80-tf furni~ er Bricks. Blank forms of pro-| 141 Ocean avenue. Newly furnished. Choicest | _Je10-1m MRS. A. FOSTER. : sonable: special rutes to advantages of CHAPEL PO) fons and a‘l necessary inform: tained at this office. JOHN table, ‘Two minutes to hot baths and surf. THE ALDINE, COR. COLUMBIA AVE. AND DE- The Gladys Inn, . Jel-2t C. LINDSAY. catur si May. Greatly enlarged and ro-] it has two mails dally, and TRUESDELL, CHAS. F. Pow: | 2 - furaished; culsinelexcelien® sone 4 by two treins dally via. the Pope's Creek WEST CLIFTON FORGE, ELL ioners, D.C. THE ALLAIRE—147 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE—| felg-2m THEO. MUELLER. | line, or by steamer Hairy Hittatl. Hor’ further VIRGINIA. Two ce hortotee qe beach. St H " peer aca appl, 2 wa pres eS Chay ou oes of the new and popular resorts of the Vir- ¥ é > int, Md., or 3. IKANDALL, River View - | gina mountains: on main line Ch nd Ohk Jel5-26¢ 4. FEHLING. ockton Hotel. fee, elty. Mit geeSm" | Saltway. Furatshal witha ‘eter eaters stone oF THE IONERS, D. ©., | THE CLIFTON.—CORNER ATLANTIC AND CON. CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY. THE ATLANTIC fbce, Excellent service, beautiful scenery, good Notice fs hereby necticut aves. Homelike, wide plazzas. Open from June 6 to September 30. The most es OCEAN CITY, ig Se aye the District of Co- | tains 150. Terms, $7 to $10 per week; $1.50 to elegant and spacious on the coast; every facility Now open; renovated and With all modern im- je20-m.wifiain., ©. P. NAIR, Manager. improvements, for the provemen 5 per week and upwards. Address SINEPUXENT Pyultable ullding, $2, pegos7- Ctreutar mailed. “ire. F. MM. and requisite for the comfort and’ convenlence of 11-65 Guests; private baths; plumbing ‘Mor- gan's ‘celebrated orchestra of eighte plecen. Bend for fllustrated booklet. HORACE M. cet; EACH €®., Owner, 641 Baitimpre; ver THEO. L. AGE, Ocean City, Md., after July. 1. jel6-25t* The Mountain House, N, PA. aie BRADY HOUSE, ARKANSAS AVE., NEAR THB . a S L a, atter July, CRESSO: koreved Angest | tlie: gacdl Seat cles mnderaie cocina Geet Cee Ee Wengert | OOLTON'S HOTEL, MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE | On top of the Allegheny’ mountains, main Ine in the proposed | jel0tosel JAMES BRADY, Mgr. ——_— ete on the Potomac, will be epen Jane 1; on sult mene PE br 0s autles bast cote ateebure nbis Will. give ‘a hearing at the a HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N. J. OPENS| Att) Ssbiog, bathing. crabe.mpeiees, afc. It A. (AML teaing stop. the TENTH DAY OF JULY, The Lelande. June 20. Sitaated “directly on “the beach; al NIGHT, Rrop.. Colton’s PtSi Mary's Co.MO | yi nem toca ee ONE arives, a N O'CLOCK AM, to any and ali Now open. On the eects, - bag oN ag fe el Hees aa ue — — a - water. Appolatinents the best. GRANITE CURB. | —™728-2m SAM'L WAGNER & SON. families; Pabst's Orchestra. = SPRINGS AND BATHS. Write for circulars. my2-65t WM. R. DUNE 5 HN TRACY . =o St u th in front oS oly £0. HILLTOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERR bth st. no. HGTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC AVE. BET. MICB- igan and Ohio aves. Enlarged, repainted; elec- . W. VA. Takoma Springs Hotel. SUMMER RESORTS. MISCELLANEOUS. THOUSAND ISLANDS. America’s most resorts: NBW COLUMBIAN HOTEL at 1,000 Island Pack ee ee lig erate. Send for descriptive jet and terms, H. F. INGi , Proprietors. my16-tu,tb&es-26t THE ESSICK, HIGHLAND LAKE, PA. ‘Most healthful summer resort in America. Write to above address for booklet, terms, ete. jy1-30t* SUDEEY PLACE.—LARGE, COOL ROOMS; fund healthy: locations two hours” run fron Wa . Address Mrs. H. Me- Vi §e29-70* ton; four mails a’ i, Shepherdstown, LEGAL NOTICES. No. 7234. Docket 22. : THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: THAT THE SUB- scriber, of Baltimore, Maryland, has obtained from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding a special term for Orphans’ Court business, letters testamentary on the estate of Alex- ander Bliss, late of the Di of Columbia, de- ceased; all persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the sawe, With the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the fifth day of June, 1497, next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. Given under =/ hand this fifth day of June, 1896. WM. J. A. BLIBS, Universit; Club, Baltimore, Md. Care of FRANK HAC «. ETT, 486 La. ave., Proct: jel8-law-3t 7258. Admn. Docket 22. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: THAT THE SUB- seriber, of the District of lumbia, has obtained from the Supreme Court of the District of Colum- bia, holding a special term for Orphans’ Court busi- ness, letters of administration on the personal es- tate of Samuel 8. Moffatt, late of the District of Columbia, deceased; persons having ciaims suid deceased are hereby warned to ex: hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the pscriber, on or before the eleventh day of June, next; they may otherwise by law be exclud-d from all benefit of the said estate. Given under my hand this eleventh day of June, 1896. G. HENDERSON, 501 F st. nw. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Sanders & Stayman’s New “Palace of Music.” 287,197 Estey Organs —have been made and _ sold since the manufacture of this celebrated instrument was be- gun at Brattleboro’, Vermont— 50 YEARS ‘AGO. These fig- ures represent fifty years of progress-fifty years of inventive genius—fifty years of honorable methods—fifty years of MER- ITED SUCCESS. Throughout the civilized world “The Estey” Organs are regarded as the production of a great house—masters of the art of Organ building. §7All styles for sale on very easy terms, SANDERS & STAYMAN, Percy S. Fester, Manager, 1327 F St. iy" Ganev it HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HR RH HH HK HHH HHH Upright Pianos, $150 & $175. Some we rented out during the winter. All the better for the Ittle use. We are overstocked, and to induce you to = Y buy fa summer instead of waiting for and K et. tn front of | tile bells and other Improvements. ‘Terms, $9 to HOTEL DEVON— BAL nt een Formerly Hotel Takoma—North Takoma, D.C. bane Sane deuce natant eae ee fall, we cut their price in half, These S2ot.o0." Connectieat | $14 per week. “Send for booklets © Hotel imear ‘beach andll Paflrosanatattne nacol lightful resort. Hop evening of July ¢.| point: telegraph in house. “f. & LOVETT myi-an are cash prices. | in front of square 98; | _ my25-7 |. D. EASTMAN, Prop. verandas. KING & MARCY. Je6-3m | Special dinner, 50 cents. . Address GEO. H- a — = = : Bw. between 7 a =, BT. ORYELL, Pri ap29-8m EST OF THE GHENIES -LOCH Monthly payments arranged for by @ in’ front of HE Een ie CAPE MAY POINT, N. = HEIGHTS HOTEL—Location and_accom- Uttle advance tn price. 00." Conneticut will open June’ if, “1806. “AP RICHFIELD SPRINGS N. Y. Modations unsurpassed. Send for circulars. | MT. The high reputation of the house ts in front of square 91; Ocean front of St. Charles place; most beautt- | NOW OPEN. and $3 per day. Bue , N Ve LAKE PARK, Md., or 1435 K st. n.w. my4-2m' actaeiiot ararericeure ae ans drectsies ut ave. betwaea | qu] exterior and Interior on. the coast; strictly | _Jeld-eo26e GEO. J. RROMER. THE GREAT WHITE SULEHUR SPRINGS. | DAKLAND HOTEL, OAKLAND, MD., ON B. ict ook ae Gh ey ee first-class; just built 60 bath rooms; ‘salt and OCEAN GROVE, N. J. America’s Famcus Health and Pleasure Resort. 0. R.R., will be opened on June 1. “Most del Mate Ree eee ieee ated cost, $800.00, New Hampshire | fresh water in every bath; no sinall rooms: all pbk Ob ful location. Address Mrs. BOLLING, 1225 buying a Piano the next yeur or 60, get Cliele and, Q st, in frat of ovean Toons; elevators: private artesian well on | i SPRAY VIEW, OCEAN GROVE, Nod. HOTEL EARLINGTON. den ave., Baltim: {I June 15. myl2-tf it now. No trouble abcut payments, nd _cost, » J. remixes; two fountains | water in rotun- | HOTEL * uM B S : = = == TRUESDELL, | CHAS. | F. j2; this water is highly recommended for. the peel) on prenceas fronts owes ca pities THE LARGEST, BEST AND MOST MODERN. Mt. View House. 4 D. € Je22,28, Jy2&3 Cure of dyspeysia and Kindred diseases. Send | fronts: ocean view from et, JOSEP Wad Opens June 20. John F Ellis & Co. FEASR'SY saw, afanager > Mayes | _feio-sar “70 OF Dele ST. JAMES HOTEL. range of the AliomiEns mowntalas ie the Mountain 2 *9 KS. er. my: 1 » I. = = _ ° View House at Aurora, W. The air is pure, us ze HOTEL BERKELEY. THE ELDORADO, OCEAN GHOVE, N.3. Modera tes. First-cls ticular. ene “yo places Extremr ocean end Kentucky ave. Steam heat.| — Fine ocean view. All conveniences. Ficst-class eer ates Coos Tees oe a are tt ener erandlievondtcompare, tbe): =a 937 Pa. Ave. Sun parlors. Elevator. Every convenience. Ca- | table. Ilurtrated hlet on applicati furthermore, the rates are exceedingly reason: | 1t ~, JOHNS HOPKins | _Pacity, 250. JAMES & GEORGE BEW. apl0-78t | _J¢9-t,th,s,1m A. LOOMIS. luctrated pamphlet on application. able. Mor particulars sddress JOHN A: Laxty, | <———————— i preparation for all | HOTEL STICKNEZ, KENTUCKY AVE. AND | OCBAN GOVE, D. STARKS’ HOTEL. ee MANU eeON, Proprietor, Aurora, W. V. Jete-im' | We Are Offering and other studles; Beacli; 100 feet from the ocean; musle; exceltent | ine “dean view!’ capaciion 260; aeeriy first- | New York office, HOTEL BRISTOL, 5th ave. and === ie : _sun sie table ‘and weekly hops; $2 to $2.50 per day; | clase: open all year ereatly enlarged. “Addrens 424 st. my12-tu,th,s,26t Most Charming Spot Some Grand Bargains HIGH sctiooL PUPILS (oe oe Ve Ee ee 49-26t W. H. L. STARKS, M.D. in the Alleghanies—AURORA,W.VA.Near Deer Park 5 fu SINGING 4 rr SAN MARCOS HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N.3- | Oouan GROVE, N.S. MINNEQUA, & Oaklarfton main stem B.€ 0.2.1. Ample amuse. | [TD Upright and Square GPEN ALL YEAR. All conveniences; elevator; GCEAN HOUSE, MAIN AVENUE. On Northern Central connection, of Pennsylvania | ments. Good fishing and shooting In season, ‘The 5 funcTand sondern. “A. GHUBE. gpitsms | Excellent beds: superior table, popular rates. | E-R.. 1,500 feet above tide; exceptional attrac- | Aura House now open. _ Superior table. | Home Pianos. — = = For circulars address T. PRENTISS, Prop. Mountain alr; the celebrated Minnequa | fomforts. | dress J SHAE PERS Ero Area Wa s THE CORDOVA. $e10-m,wés,2m spring wl drives; forest walks; music; Ai cate 2 aera Uprights From $125. New York ave aud the ocean; 410 a week and up- : For tates addres FG ee, MAME, MOUNTAIN LAKE EOTEL S Fi $. ted | Bands evergthing frst-class. “M.A. HOECKLEY, (ARLINGTON | HOT EL, ane | —2tos Minneaua, Wradford county, Pa.mt6-co26t Mountain Lake Park, 3d. Summit Atleghantes, ES) J EOL Dis sectarian. = cop. A. J. Wi E, Manager. y80- . ‘.J. Leading hotel in the = = pens June 15. Circulars and programs. ‘las d 28. Rev. Franklin } ; 7 : hestra; cuisine nnexcelled; special CeMier S. H. MARTIN. ed Acta-codwe G eywachacs toetseumenalcems eee eae erms to familes: G. i. MILLAR, Prop. Jes-2m Saratoga Springs, N.Y SON; ALT 525 to 2100 eam —_ ete ‘Through trains via new Delaware iver bridge, LLTON, U it d St t H ti I mpROTerents. class aa «alt ny price of any dealer. UMMER.—GOOD | the popular route. Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. Js nite ales Mote etlars write to Hotel Hosal, Front, Rosai, | , AS we sald a, moment ag Sprecs sor coe or in by MELE, We E. ROBERTS’ SONS. Open June 6. SEASON OF 1896. eats kelncel ars tetas Ronee: Je12- Im" _ | easy payments. 7 ° SSS For terms address JOHN WILSON. a : : 2 .° ec 15 Le Hi 99 (ear tine HEI J See we | ieee SPECIAL RATES won Wee ly any | “Savage Mountain House,” | The Piano Exchange, refurnished. Open ‘all the yeas ne SPRING LAKE, N. J. SEPTEMBER. Frostburg, Md.; high up on Alleghany mountains; 5 MAN SYSTEM; NEW, Rapp | [eyyinis D RNAUER, Prop. For rates and other particulars apply to scenery, air and water unsurpassed, being ap- O13 Pa. Ave. oo ie ae IN¢ KE, N. J. — = md = for tennis an ol — ms __Miss ANNA’ M. LAISE, 1333 12th st. M two minutes’ walk from beach, ns for the season on June 1B. og | THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL IS NOW Hhooting conventent; bath Foome: hot ‘and cold HFCL UPRIGHT PANO, MADE 7 . We . K. LETC 5 o for tl " water y ‘Chase 0 Co., finis! jt, wil Shor ‘than DRELLERY, peel wane CARLETON: JEPRING CLARE: NOS: "ihe baths of these celebrated springs are noted | Jei-im*\ 3 RICHARD BEALL S essell_ action, ‘possessing "a magmificeut’ tones 304 ITH,” ONS OCHAN END TENNESSED | “fronting ocean and lake; appointments ‘complete; | fer, the cure of rheumatism, gout, Kidney trou: | THE SUMMIT HOUSE, HARD FERRY, S104); $8.0 ash ‘and. $7.00 per month; the 19 1ST FLOOR. lent to railroad: de churches | excellent table; polite service. ful-pure and feos eases. The climate is delight- | ““yq’, “opens June 11 with greatly improved facil: test bargain for 1896. = interest. MRS. J. F. REALL of Se1i-co.2m 8. B. SIMON, Manager. ry er ped) ities, Strangers are requested to give references. WORCH’S a eS (CH AND ENG el5-2 ard . . sonable. information address Miss M. J. BOKER, 7th st. Aw. BOARDING AND DAY SeHOOL ( isbi ke I ‘THE ALLAIRE 0} a outa ae aoe Bod Span car ve een Gair os o my6-3m* "| Pianos moved, stored and packed. je arisbdrooke inn, rectly: on ‘the cl oe age rales, ‘Soclags’ W. ‘TER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARB WATER GAP, | WM. KNABE & CO. HAVE TO OFFER A FULL VENTNOR, ATLANTIC €O., N.J ea eeeraLeas dee St Berkeley. Shringe, W.-¥: eee ey eee Ea mcnins || Tinelot Becuol and Alpright., Rises eee ieee ENTNOR, iN .. N. Je iN, —> a ‘ul wounta’ wor northert ye ‘cond pright, Square 3 M. HOULIGNY, Delightfully situated on ocean front. AN mod- | —™2715-3m PE UEICH ARON: SEO ONLY 56 MILES FROM WASHINGTON, Pennsylvania. Hotel ‘modern and complete in | Pianos of different makes taken in exchange, and chevy Chase, Md. _ | ern improvements; elevator, gas, electric bells; SEASIDE—JERSEY COAST. he Fauquier every detail. Three hours from Broad st., Phila. | returned from rent, at reduced prices and terms WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL, 1850 wyo-| 10 mibvtes by, eldetric cars, from Atlantle City. = Whi . Jet-im L._W. BRODHEAD. feat. 1422 Pa. ave, mw. Telephone catl Wilk Boarding ieee pecial Fetes for June. Acdress HOTFL “DAYTON,” ON THE BEACH AT WILD- es = = ns 787. ry = ee oe ine Sd re eee | selon ‘A. BE. CRAWE' Moods NV Faun eryircom hastaujocean|view: Dent hite Sulphur Springs. OLED AAR STAND ANN AEG I ee as Sarah F. i i JeS-Im_ | “THE MARYLAND’ Se Cen eee ee Le Se nome AN THE SOUT | i cncspeake tab: vosiig, boiling aot aor ——_—__“"_ ‘New York avenue near the beach. fome. WM. C. CROWELL. Je25-1m* Surrounded by 250 acres of groves, shady walks | [h Deceedsieell wuppited: table: “epactous. PUTNAM'S SCHOOL WILL OPEN For A : Atlantic City, N. J. THE ATLANTIC. gd drives. Famous hot and cold sulphur water | Of wcsarg delightful eoclet $6 and up- session June 15. Private and class in- | Je15-2m F. 8. OREM, Proprietor, HOTELS AND COTTAGES. he ke GE a ward per week. GADD & MELVIN, Annapolis, THE ARONDALE. BN RRL EO Coe TSS ee FAUQUIER WHITE SULVHUR SPRINGS, | _ Ma. zea, PI ANO IN ALL mansion Saree” Werstht piace tricity, concerts: cuisine unexcelled. All modern | _4¢13-1m' Virginia. PROFILE HOUSE AND COTTAGES, enn: WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H. OPENS JUNE 29. CLOSES OCTOBER 1. Address Hotel Vendome, Boston, or Profile House, New Hampshire. TAFT & GREENLEAF, Proprietors. os SSETISS 175 guests. Address T. KECK. je22-1m_ LONG BRANCH. WEST END HOTEL AND COTTAGES. COTTAGES OPEN THURSDAY, JUNE 11. HOTEL OPENS THURSDAY, JUNE 25. is OMMERC 407 Seventh street northwesl C. K. URNER, A.M., C.E., Princely The leading School of’ business and shortl Highest attainable grade of instruction at mod= trate cost. Situations for graduates. mb23-tf 2 Jel1-26¢ ae J. & E. HUFFINGTON. THE OSBORNE, COR. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS: ding, depot and beach; 00 to $14.00 per B. J. OSBORN! Doubling Gap WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, NEWVILLE, PA. One of the largest and most pular heaith and Mountain resorts in Pennay)vani: elevation, Ep feet; modern hotel; spacious inal waters and baths; ‘resident phy my12-tu,th.s,26t HOTEL POWHATAN, OUT OF WASHINGTON. r e ; e Charlestown, W, Va. - eC ee ee New and improved tollet and bath arrangements | Tors; fond. bicycle roads: boating taeeres Mountain air; salubrity of climate; moderate ROANOKE course Ovean front. Knlarged apd refurnished, Eleva. | Saw YOu OFFICE, 62 BROADWAY (loom 80), | And vost office at hotel, “Now open “Beason: | rates. Now open. O. M. EDELEN, Prop. SALEM, tor. Rooms en suite; baths attached. Open all D. M. & W. & HILDRETH, Proprietors. able rates. Send for illustrated circular. my19-ec3m ourses for Degrees, with’ Elec the year. my7thta-om : GEORGE ERT FREYER, WHITE COTTAGE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA; Pe.t00 cota Working “Laboratory. _Beautitat, | _aplo-ise CHAS. EVANS. ss TREE ENE 50th Season. (Je18-1m) * jer thd Manager. high and airy; pure water and good table; is ealtb ful pd morals and di: = J. 5 t (edults); serd. for circular ‘a1 eipt Y MODERATE EXPENSES. Catalogue, HOTEL DENNIS, MELROSE-INN-ON-Tit- BEACH, UE end Te AGS HO, BEAR CTT | eng WAL oh BELL: Proprietor, jeaseiet® Specie ee ee ee Cet Gass BE ee oS cod A. HAVERSTICK. health ‘resort; ‘mountain’ alr; beatiful scenery; | MONT ALTO-DELIGITFUL SUMMER RESORT oo 200 rooms excellent table; terms cheapi’ chvalar, ete, ‘on top of the Alleghanies; homelike and exceed- MILITARY ACADEMY, VIRGINIA. — EPH H. BORTON. | von INN. AVON-BY-THESEA, N. J.ONE OF | —K- COMPTON,’ Prop. Je18-im* ingly healthful; low rates: short ride up W. Va. Located 56 miles from Wash, ta BERKSHIRE INN, VIRGINIA AVEN E Bi Vi 5a Sa Central RR. from. Cumberland, Md. W. J. Prepares for advareed study and for n End, having been thoroughly renovated the most beautiful and best equipped hotels on uena sta Spring Hotel, ALDERTON, Prop... Hartronsville, W. Va, or extrouslyilawstatreanntion M1 open {or the, Feception of guesis| the N. J. coast. FRED. E. FOSTER, Propr. fe es 1117 B. Cap. st., Wash., D.C. Je18-23éw ess for illustrated catalogue Col. f IN, F; ‘ i 5 z, LE'S MERB, PA. TH ie Bethel Aeoaes enw . A. ROCK, Manager. myl1-8m THE BERWICK LODGE-A smaller house; o- | BIWE Ridge Mountains. THE LARESIDE, PAGES MERE, PA; 0TH i ‘D cated directly on the ocean front; under the same ing and bathing; special rate for June. Send for ~_______________ | Hotel Imperiai 43 DRY ATMOSPHERE. 1,500 BEET. ELEVATION. i : HOOL_UNDER THE DIRECTIO: CT OES tew trom | _™snagement. je19-1m. Ciecatar. J. Se KIRK & SON Jet-Im Ocean end Maryland ave. wide three-story porches. This handsome and home-like house bas every comfort and conven- Elevator and all modern“{mpr4vements, OPEN JUNE 2% TO OPTOBER 1. » Doane reparation for all college Studies and Courses of College Study. GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, ial ‘W.Va. now open. Located on Fruit Hill Farm, The Carleton, Special advantages in Muste and Art. Gya Address W. i ger, Blue Ridge mountain, 20 minutes’ drive from de- sim. Miss ELLEN W. BOYD, Prin., Aibany.N-¥. a oe 0 eueste rae ee iheslent Apes BELMAR, N. J. Buena Vista Springs Bop Bee Manager, pot. Rates, $5, $6 and $7 per week, $1 and $1.50 —— clalty. $2 to $3 per day. $10 to $18 per week. | | This popular house opens June 9, 1896, for the | p55 3m. . O., Westerty Md. B.R., Bor day. “Nodicina! water conveyances, meet COLLEG! Special rates for season and to families, nineteenth season under the present management. Washthgtont county, Md. trains. Send for circular. @. W. G! , Prop. . a pees mb14-156t G. W. KENDRICK. | For particclars address anyT. ool of Music. ‘Sm (Near Baltimore.) Col- , including degrees. Greenbrier , Jel9-2 W. H. STOYLE. Modern conven- LA FONTAINE, MISCELLANEOUS. mpu ‘. thoroa; + training,home com- Ocean end Kentucky ave. New management. OCEAN CITY, N. J. White Sul: fh: rin NER AML Drest Lathervider Ma | at Ramily retes™” ROWARD Ot R Re spd Res | BOZEE BRIGHTON, int rey JONEIO. | phur,Springs, |ST. LAWRENCE RIVER. Ge8-im*) R. R. SOOY. PREMIER RESORT OF THE’ ALLEGHANIES. The CENTRAL PARK HOTEL is the most cen- HOTEL ATGLEN. trally located house in the 1,000 Islands. Among. first-class. Michigan ave. nea~ beach, Atlantic City, N.J. | ~ Grand Hotel and Cottages. HOTE Rates, $8 to $10 per week. Heated. Sond for OPEN JUNE 1.T0 OCTOBER 1. the finest scenery, end closé to the best fishing 0 = LS. booklet: J. Er REED. mh28-104t BEACH HOUSE, antes $79, De; mouth of 28 days, with special in- BU Gs We oe THE “HOTEL 1 7 jucer..en! families. CEBOO Siecen ral orks) C0) ea Dna ae THE RALEIGH, ORE EEO Sor eee Vestibuled Limitea Trains leave Washington 2:20 | _©0-. New_York. Michigan ave., near Beach. e “THE IDEAL OCEAN RESORT." Cor. Penn. ave. and 12th rt. Elevator. Steam Heat. Send for circular. New man- | P-™- and 1 pane Cally Gi wy Select. family hotel. Now open. Fort William Henry Hotel, EUROPEAN PLAN. | ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. : ae ‘ CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. u tenr An clegant restaurant for gentlemen and ladies. | —*¢1-15@t__ J. 0. COPELAND. seendingss "Eran octet View rode abeeut | Excursion tickets will be on sale at Chesapeake LAKE GEORGE, N: ¥. Also a Tuxurious eafe for. gentlemen. Private | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ments: full -ormuestres accommodates about 206, | 284 Ohio offices, 613 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue Largest aud best-appointed hotel at the lak dining rooms and banqnet halls. Prompt service; Hotel Traymore a “| and 1110 F street northwest, and week-end tickets | conductcd only first class and at terms lowe first-class cuisine. Special attention given €0 te y! ‘© jem 3 J. 1. MURRAY, | Will be sold at exceptionally low rates, good from | than any previous year. OPENS JUNE 15, parties after the theater. Jal5-tf = Appointments and service first-class. D. & WHITE, Jr., 5023-tf Proprietor. ASBURY PARK, N. J. The Victoria,’ ASBUFY PARK, N. J. Frilay until the following Monday. For pamphlets apply at Chesapeake and Ohio offices, and for further trformation address. L. W. SCOVILLE, Manager, White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier County, W. Va. NGS SANITARIUM, FOREST Delightfully situated on the B. and O. the manazement of Ryland Hamilton of Atlantic y. Fast-running elevator; electric lights; fine orchestral music; elegant tennis court; bowling, etc.; first-class livery attached to hotel. PI: shown and information given by calling on or ad- dressing R. HAMILTON, Hotel Grenoble, N. my30-s,tuéth,3m FEACH GROVE, FREDERICK CO. VA., WITH = T. 2. TALTY. Manager. MEDICAL 0 FEE UNTIL CURED. Dr. Leatherman, S@ASIDE—NEW ENGLAND. THE “ROCKLEDGE,” POPHAM BEACH, MAINE. At the mouth of the Kennebec river. An ideal summer hotel. For terms and circulars, address J.D. FORSYTH, Manager. Je2-eo2:n ifteen mies at sea, its famous health-giving mineral waters and Specialist in all forms of special disesses Located at Third ard Ocean avenues: afty yards | Block Island, R. 1.x nates, te tab. among the hills of Maryland, ten miles from ani| baths; 10 minutes’ drive from It-R. ‘station; ro. Hrdrove sah tiepcele and Stzicture cared: from Beach; new house; all improvements: excellem | Hotel Manisses. ing, daily boats, orches: | $00 Rete ahavenWcshiine eatin ianleeroone ? SE duced’ rates in R.R. fare; terms moderate; w ; Tues, | table and appointments; accommodates 160 guest; ra, mnsic hall,’ gas and for descriptive catalogues tree drives given, G, Thurs. desi; for invalids and con- reopens May 1; : iven. C. bi ad Sat. even, 7 to & "G02 F N.W. 5th season at this resort. ial rates for June. electric bells. Prices reasonable. Address rr it it circuls it. ? it. R. SMITHEY, Wadesvilk Vi gel3-ime ‘my15-3m. S KEMPE PROPEIRTEESS” | SeOccabw ‘om BROWN. | Spesme) Nustrated Grier GN, MD | Rae EN, Wadesville, Garke Co., Va. Unequaled in Tone, Touch, Work- manship and “Durability.” Also a fine assortment of desirable slightly used Upright, Square and Grend Pianos of our own make, returned from rent; fully guaranteed; at reduced prices and reasonable terms. Old Pianos taken in exchange. PIANOS FCR RENT. Teuing and Repairing by Factory Expert Wm. Knabe & Co., 1422 Penn. Ave. N.W. Telephoue call No. 1787. my8-244 STEINWAY, Gabler, Hallet & Davis, Chase, Mathushek, Briggs, Marshall & Wendell, Somper, Poole and other High-grade Piaros for eale or rent on easy terms, at E. F. DROOP & £ON: Penna. ave. New Ware Rooms, 925 fe2s-+f STEAM CARPET CLEANING AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING Works—Carpets cleated in best’ manner, Mat- tresses made to order. Address office, 1720 Pa, ave. 'Thone 804. Works, 1065-67 28th st. Moth free. M. NEWMYER. Mer. apl6-tt mil West Held for Arson. The case of Emil West, the young man charged with having attempted to burn the store of Eiseman Bros., corner of 7th and E streets, about ten days ago, was finally dis- posed of by Judge Miller yesterday after- noon. During the hearing the question of the identity of the coat worn by the de- fendant at the time the fire was started was discussed. Witnesses for the governm stated that he wore a blue and white stripe office coat, while the defendant produced a light coat, which he said he wore on the day charged. Judge Miller discussed the proof, and held the defendant in $300 se- curity for the action of the grand jury. —_—_—>_— Four boys were drowned and thirteen t of Sheldon’s wharf at Castle Island land- ing, South Boston, Mass. | Se Shet were hurt Monday’ by the collapse re AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA Faneral Services Over a Man Who Was Murdered. No Certainty as to Richard Bayliss’ Assassin—Charter Amended ry Other Local Notes. The funeral of the late Richard H. Bay- liss, whose body was found floating in the river near the foot of King street Monday last, and whe according to the verdict of the coroner's jury was murdered, took place yesterday afternoon from his late home on upper King street. Rev. J. T. Williams of M. E. Church South conducted the funeral services, which were attended by a large number of relatives and friends of the deceased. The members of the Vet- eran Friendship Fire Company, of which the deceased was a member, attended in a Lody. The interment was in &t. Paul's cemetery, and the pallbearers were Messrs, Joseph Huntington, Louis Shuman, E. Pad- gett, N. Nowland, A. Butts and F. Didszo- reit. No steps have as yet been made to capture the supposed murderer of Mr. Bay- liss. It will be remembered that a long- boatsman named George Brown was the last person seen with Mr. Bayliss, and the coroner's jury brought in a verdict a ing Brown of having caused Mr. Baylis ceath. Commonwealth Attorney Marbury is in Richmond, and will not return until tomorrow, and in the meantime no action will be taken. Charter Amended. Judge J. K. M. Norton of the corporation court yesterday granted an amendment to the charter of the C. C. Smoot & Sons Co., by which that company is allowed to in- crease its capital stock to issue bonds, and is given other privileges. This company has now in successful operation tanneries in this city, Rappahannock county, and in North Carolina, and is constantly increas- ing its business, Struck With a Brick. Walter Cline, 2 young white man, quite badly hurt Wednesday night by belng struck in the face with a brick by a young man named John Allen. The assault oc- curred on South Fairfax street near the tunnel, and grew out of a quarrel which began while the men were skylarking. Last night young Allen was before the mayor and fined $5. Wanted for Stealing a Watch. Mr. R. M. McKeown of New Alexandria reported at police headquarters yesterday the theft of a lady’s handsome gold watch from his residence at that p) The dis- appearance of the watch was coincident with the disappearance of a white man named John Johnson, and Mr. McKeown has every reason to believe that Johnson, who had been in his employ, had stolen the watch. A good description of Johnson was given the police and they hope to capture him. was Police Court. Mayor Thompson this morning disposed of the following cas daniel Corbin, colored, arrested by Officer Atkinson; charge, dis- orderly conduct; dismissed, with a repri- mand. Aaren Jackson, color arrested by Officer Sherwood; charge, refusing to work on chain gang; put on bread and water diet. John Allen, arrested by Officer Knight; charge, assault on Walter Cline with a brick; fined $5. Notes. It is estimated that there are at least 500 Alexandrians in Richmond attending the Confederate Veterans’ reunion. Policeman Weston Atkinson and wife left last night for an extensive tour through the south. Capt. William M. Bailey have returned from tour through Europ ‘A regular monthly meeting of the Colum- bia Sieam Fire Engine Company will be held tonight. Business of importance will be transacted. King and Mr. F. G. an extended —_ AN OLD-FASHIONED FOURTH. Junior Order of United Americas Mechanics to Celebrate. The Junior Order of United American Mechanics will celebrate Independence day by a reunion and a picnic at Vienna, Va. The program contemplates a Fourth of July celebration of the od sort, with music, speeches, games and fireworks. The members of the order will assemble at Harris’ Hall Saturday merning at 8 o’clcck, and after a short march up the avenue, headed by the Henderson Drum Corps, will take the 9 o'clock train for Vienna. They will be joined at the depot by the ladies’ councils of Dauz ms of America and other sister councils of pa- triotic organizat Those who cannot leave by the early train can be carried out at 1 o'clock. The committee in charge of the ovcasion has arranged for speeches by Frank E. Anderson of Alexandria, L, W. Guyer,state ALM ecuncilor, Jr. O. U of Virginia, and W. W. Hall, state councilor of the Dis- trict. “The local council will be joined by other members of the order from Alexandria, and a cial featu f the day there will be a double ition of new councils, one at Herndon and one at Vienna, ‘by State Councilor Guy Major O. E. Hine tendered use of the Bowman homestead for re- union, where the picnic will t e h the evening there will be a finc fireworks. ——— Epworth Leaguers. The first meeting of the board of control of the Waskirgton District Epworth Lesgue sirce the recent conven at Harrisburg was heli last evenin ary Church. Acting on a tion of President Fred. E. beard decided to appoint a committee of five to work up interest among the local keeguers in regard to the international ccnvention, to be held at Toron Efforts are to be made to representation of the local leagi ronto than at any previous conv frcm the way the District League is grow- ing this is thought to be easily possible. A new chapter from Ashton M. E. Church Was admitted to membership last evening, with thirty charter members, and the fol- lowing officers: Pres first vice president, ond vic vice president a vice president, Mr: M. Wethe retary, Miss 5S. L. irall, and tr M Bessie Thompson. This bri member of chapte' up to thirty-th Dr. Wilson suggested that a series of ev: gelistic meetings, lasting about ten dayr, to take place within the next two or three months, be held under the auspices of the league, and to this end a committee of arrangements was appointed as follows: Presiding Elder L. B. Wilson, Rev. T. J. Clark, F. EB. Tasker, H. L. Buell and G. E. Gibson. ‘The board outlined a partial summer program, among the events of which are a Harrisburg echo rally, to be held next Morday evening, and an Epworth League dey, Tuesday, August 4, at Washington Grove camp. 5 Epworth League Board. ‘The board of control of the District Ep- worth League held a regular meeting at Foundry M. E. Church, with President Pred E. Tasker in the chair. A committee of five was appointed to select dele to the league conference, which will be held in Toronto next year. The work of t m= mittee will consist of securing a large rep- resentation from the national capital, and that of the dei to intl the con- ference to choo hington us the meet- ing place in 18% Arrangements were also mad for an echo meeting of the Harri vention, to be held some time next The delegates who journeyed to Harrisburg WwW. will be (present, and short talks willbe given by. both & ané -at-homes 4 ation subject Williams will talk on “Toronto, . Hine on “The Convention:” F. erting The Re Moore, “Spiritual Influences . H. Richard: Bene- fits Det B. Leech ‘Junior Work,” and George S. Gibson, on the “Stay- at-Homes.” Interesting pictures of the Har- risburg convention will be displayed by * means of the stereopticon,