Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1896, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 189>-TWELVE PAGES. 5 «. RATLROADS. SUMMER RESORTS. fa Bitce: 12-00 am July 2, 1EOG. From Station, isi et OCEAN fry, MD. 4 : ; Sees WEEK-DAYS, 7:20. A.M. SUND. In ‘effect Ji ATLANTIO HOTEL. Story Told by Clarence Loeffler to a Star | Meeting of the Labor Day Oonference Held PRESS.—Perlor and Dining Cars | FOR ALEXANDRIA (Daily 6:80, 4, IA LIMITED.—Puliman | 059 °G0,o%4 TH. 12 0 ‘aud Observation Cars | B20. 6: ae to Chicago, Cincimnati, Indianapolis, : 8:05, 0:05, 5 Fe ae Toledo Butet Harter | 2:08, 3 ce ey r to Hasrist ais) 8 AM. FAST LINE,—Puliman Buffet Parlor 5 a ex., 8:00, $:20 ex., 9, 10, 11, =. Buifet Parlor Car Harriswurg | $751.2 § 4. 4:45. 5:80 6. 7, 8 9, 10, 11 SUNDAYS—7:30, 9:05, 10. |CAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.— : Buffet Parler Cur to Harrisburg. Sleep- ing and Diving Cars Harrisburg to St. Louis, .. Louisville and Chicago. WE PRESS.— Pullman Slee rrisburg to Cleveland. Letter From the Street Railway Mer to the Metropolitan Director. Reporter. - Last Night, ( iy stations.) 40, 11:38 a.m.; 12 6:33 p.m. FOR ARLINGT( EXPRESS.—Pullnan Se ee 12 oe Sleeping and Dining Cars to St. Louis, and Sleep- | 6:13, 7, 8. jm. ing Car Hovrlabare’ to Cintas AQUEDUCT BRIDGE.—11: 10:40 P.si. PACIFIC EXPRESS.—Pallman Sleep- | 2215, 3:35. ‘ ing Car to Pittsburg. For’ TE No One Yet Selected to: Succeed : A Claim That the Employes’ Side to the Presidency. Has Been Amply Proved. Clarence Loeffier, fourteen years old, had A meeting of the Labor day conference the sympathy of all the passengers on the | was held last evening at Bricklayers’ Hall, steamer River Queen on the boat's return | corner of 7th and L streets northwest, and trip yesterday afternoon, because of his | Was very largely attended. President Wii- swept ocean artesian water, flowing six thousaud gullons per tire From Office, Sad Experience Off Indian Hend—| Mr. Silver Appointed Chief Marshal ursurpassed. Le Light street, Bal- EUXENT BEACH CO., (41 Equitable building, OGEAN VIEW MOTEL, breezes; clevator; electric lights and bells; ex- heur; moderate rates; no walaria; no mosqui- é yr aes weer oS! Sein may, Tet, | METROPOLITAN DIRECTORS’ NOTIFIED Epler tare “Oe tne Parade—Pavers Have | TART ACCUSATIONS OF INCORRECTNESS Baltimore, Md., cr THKO. L. PAGE, (manager ; ry Ocean View, Va. Modern; complete; finest service and best i t - orth, Gale Lee i The Street Railroad Presidént to Re cellent ‘sowerage ‘and sunltation perfects purest toes; yachting and fisbing superb; ocean bathing and half hour ‘trip. ‘Apply for’ rooms, E- tigation. a Grievance. of U. 8. Senate’ cefe), Occan City, Md._jy15-1m* RLINGTON AND ‘AQUEDUCT BRI ‘The hotel will open May 30 for the reception of r a AM. for Kane, Canandaigua, Rochester and | (ra a Ot nae aa ae, ant | guests. Ocean View is one of the most delightful : table conditi liam Silver presided and Mr. J. M. Boyce Fall cope Sune 2:30, "$:30, 4:50, 8:30, 6:80, 7:80, 8:30 : t P on, as well as for the cause s Cn foe er ee EES; aaity, except | FROM ARLINGTON AXD AQUEDUCT BRIDGE Feet Gnd withoat deeeecoust: The bathing ts per | MR. PHILLIPS’ SUCCESS] which he assigned for his ailment. Both | Was secretary. MR. PHILLIPS’ PRAYERS ys and Will- | (Sundays.)—1 05, 11:05 a.m. 8:05. 4:05, By day. For Lock Haven week- ee arcrh Ee 40 310 PM. for Williansport, Niagara Falls daily except Saturday, with Slee ing Car Washington to Suspension Bridge v¥! Aas 12:05. 1:05, 2:05.] “An ideal place fo1 There wi iscussion of ; igi pas. FOR | py 2, ideal place for ladies and children, Music his feet and his right hand had been badly as much pleasant di: 12 a.m. For terms, booklets sud further particulars, ad- burned, and his story was that he had | matters relative to the parade on Labor ve President Samuel L. Phillips of the Met-| been thrown overboard to drown by the | day, and the representatives of all the my273m.12 __E. R. THORNTON, Proprietor. w ad 3 tet LS OES onrietor. captain of a bugeye, unions present except those from the FOR RENT-OOTTAGH AT POINT 100KOUT, | ToPClitan Street Rallroad Company has, as | SaP'sin Of @ bugeys, which had on board “i 4 — ee ees A special meeting of the executive board for Erie. Canandaigua, Rochester, Buf- 1 bricklay. of the Street Railway Assembly was held Niagara Pulls dally. Sleeping car Wasb- | 5: 0:30, 16: Md.; directly on the beuch; excellent bathing and} W@S foreshadowed in The Star of yester- | 2 load of watermelons consigned to a local me eee Soret = eer rahe cithe nevreling Sok the Geenlaation Of net a ieee an 1, 23.4.5, 6.7, & fehing; best of drinking water. Apply to CHAS. | day, resigned, to take effect October 15. dealer from growers near Maddox creek. | th jonor, the right of the line, | {hls morn ne tor te Aon nae iptia. New York ant tne East. | 6. E. ABBOTT, . ADAMS, Boston Variety Store. aull-st® Mr. Phillips tendered his resignati t | According to the boy’s story, he had a| The bricklayers refused, however, for a CONCHESSIONAL LTTE atte | gyogtt Manager. HOTEL BELLEVUE, CHAPEL POINT, MD, 5 ee ae held yesterday | thrilling experience off Indian Head about | Considerable time, to allow this to be ef-| sembly and the Metropolitan Railroad Kregular nt 00 Maing Car), 7:20, 9:00, 10:00 | _ OPENS JUNE 15; ‘management trcnsinas; 0jj | @ meeting of the directors held yesterday * 9 . Company, and one of the principal subjects Wining Car), and 11:00. (Dining Car from W1i- Water bathing, fishing and crabbing; terms,$5, $8, | afternoon. No action beyond laying the | 8:30 o'clock yesterday morning. fected, and stated that they were willing pany, princip: 4 ingens AM. Sea SIS Aeake, 0-40, 10:00 and | FORETG ; SERVI $7 and $8 per week; spacial rates to. families, His moth tel at Colontal | to follow the smallest organization affillat- | brought to the attention of the board was mag AEG Sud 43k G6, Get wet | FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE, | Sus! de iiwncos sremiimt,cteallee [water on the table wan taken by the er keeps a hotel. at Colona 1 he letter of Mr. R. D. Weaver, one of the vi “| Beach, and Monday night he wanted to|€d with the Central Labor Union. When, | t . . . from Wilmington) 4 WASHINGTON, D.C, POST OFFICE NOTICE. | fetreactedt te vo malta dallr, and that ft can board, Dut it was understood that the resig-| come "home from the river resort. The | however, the vote was taken, it was found | directors of the rallway company, to the oe he EEO AL Should be read datly by all interested, as changes | Creek line, oF by steamer Harty Randall, Yor | 22tion will be accepted and @ successor to | Gycursion steamer had departed, but the |that all except the delegates from the | Central Labor Union, and which was pub- is. Por and ‘tity Sitme: week ing August 15| further information apply to A. P. KRETCHMAR, | Mr. Phillips chosen previous to the time | boat laden with melons touched the wharf | bricklayers had expressed their preference | lished in The Star of Tuesday. week-days. ess, 12:15 week-day 8-40 PAL daily. For osten, without change, 7:50 AM. week-davs, and P.M. daily. Opes Express (Parlor Car), 9:00 A.M. week- ERLAND, EGYET 11:0 and 1 3:40 (4.00 Limited), CONNECTIONS. re River Bridge. all- 3:15 and 11:35 turdays only), 10:00, 11:00 A.M.” week- P 10:00, 11:60 A.M., 12:45 P.M. week- 11.23 PM. dally. ‘ifteenth and G streets, and «l B streets, where orders f baggage to destinu- J. R. Woon, General Passenger Agent. IMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Schedule in effect July 19, 1896. {this office as follows: Viet odice aes” O° B 8 RANDALL, Rivet | xed upon by that gentleman for his re-| and the captain, Charles Bryan, he says, | for that union to lead the procession, and| ‘The following reply to Mv. Weaver's M. for FRANCE, SWITZ- ——— tiring from th ice of the company. welcomed him aboard and seemed glad to | the latter reluctantly accepted the post. : "PORTUGAL, TURKEY, SPRINGS AND BATHS sis eg ls Laat have him to do the cooking. All went well| For the position of chief marshal of the | Communication was adopted: INDIA, per ex. La Nor- = In connection with the successorship to} inti] yesterday morning, he says, and then | Parade, Messrs. William Sliver of the gran-| “Mr. Weaver states: ‘I do not see how vin (Havre. Letters for | THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL 18 Now | President Phillips the name of Mr. T. J.| the trouble occurred. Ke cutters, Milford Spohn and Wtlitam | words can make the position of this com- Mu for EUMOPE, per | Mee for the searon. springs are notea | X18: Seneral superintendent of the Co- The Boy's Story. — deed Anes ite ee Se pany more éxplicit than what the directors enstown. 5 : a beer : . n declined to al- 5 4 (ar loss = SST LANDS iineets er ee the cure of rheumatism, gout, kidney trou- Ivmbla line, has n mentioned in certain “I was in the cabin,” he sald to a Star | low their names to be voted for, as they have already stated.’ Mr. Weaver should 9.8. Obdam, from New York, via Rotterdam. Let- Coe pec aceueee 1 Mberclimate) is delight- | circles, but a director of the Metropolitan reporter on the boat, “and Captain Bryan | Wanted, they said, the chief marshal to be | emember that actions speak plainer than ce ot be. iatrected: Eee Cote ake pone Tems rersorable. . company said this morning that no one came in and turned on the gasoline, pre- eee in some other union than that of | words, and that a mere and unsubstantiat- 8:05. 4. New York, via Glasgow. Letters minst be directed Ber itt 9d catalogues adress oe. ad yet Ea paper is the place. The | paratory to getting breakfast. In doing 80 | (hoteq euiayers's ME. | Silver was then | ed statement calculated to catch publio and 4:2) P.M. pie “| tere be dire. ted Per Thingy alta at ERACHS GROVE: BREDERICK: Co. VA. WiTit plied the match of course there was an preteen ie appointment of aids and pay arse sy ‘pee dere hg Leg Altleatic Coe e FE: .M., 3:46 P.M. ES ATTER, Etc. German steamers eal ving mineral waters and sistan cies that daily: Richmoud ouie 1087 AML, week days, At- | svlilng from New York on Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays nnd | bathe: 10 minutes” drive from It-lt. ‘station: re- explosion: the anrstething 2 ee was) 20) trig icict gearenny eS te of | shown a disposition to be fair. They have Ienta’ Spe. Richmond and Seaboard Air cane = ko, printed meatier Ce for Gi ftuceds rates in ER, far eran Para ease pitthe ces derstanding that if any itor bane ts backed up their statements with affidavits for Quan- | MANY, pecially addres printed inatter, € for descriptive | cdtalogt effort to extinguis es, = d well- vn citize’ Mo"week Aaya. | for other parts of EUROPES Wadesville, Clurke Co., ¥ tain got angry, and, throwing. me. over- | @Ppear in the parade in carriages the mem. | Cf reputable and well-known citizens and White Star steamers sailing from New York on Wednesdays take specially addreseed printed mst- ter, etc.. for EUROPE. steamers sailing from New York on Sat. ake printed matter, ete., for GREAT IN and IRELAND, and’ specially addressed printed matter, ete. other parts of EUROPE. ‘Amerteaa and French Line steamers take printed matter, ete., for all countries for which they are advertised to cerry mail. MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST INDIES, ETC. FRIDAY (At 10:55 P.M. for JAMAICA and GREYTOWN, per s.8. Athos from New York. Let: 1 “Per Athos.” s, TUX- RICA must be dire: be dire PM NDLAND, per 8.8, Portia. from New AM. for MARTINIQUE, and Gi ROCK-ENON SPRINGS, VA The popular mountain resort. 6:30 p.m. Cool and dry. First-class table. RATES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Address A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. Doubling Gap WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, NEWVILLE, PA. One of the largest and most popular health aud fn Pennsylvania; 1,500 feet; modern hotel clnat waters and bat ‘Trip, 12 noon to Miueral spriaga, Baths, All kids of diversions. spacious porches; medl- resident physic Sports; muste; dalry; vegetable furims post office at hotel. for illustrated clrenlar. GE ALBERT FREYER, *) Owner and Buena Vista Spring Hotel, Reasonable rates. board, said: ‘Swim ashore the best way you can.’ I managed to get ashore and saved my life.” There are two sides to every story, and the policemen on the boat who heard what the boy sald expressed the bellef that the captain’s side would be entirely different from what the boy had said. But the boy was surely in the water, and that he was burned cannot be ques- tioned. He could not have got ashore at a better place than Indian Head, how- ever, for there he fell into the hands of good people. Lieutenant Mason, who is on duty there, is one of the noblest men In the service, and he gave the hoy as good attention as if he had been his own ehild. His wet garments were removed and dry ones put on, and the kind-hearted officer dressed the wounds and made the sufferer comfortable. To Lieutenant Mason the suffering hoy related his experience, and told of how bers could do so. All the delegates were requested to assist the committee on decorations in requesting the business firms along the line of march to make a decorative display on Labor day, and a resolution was passed asking the daily papers of the city to publish the fact that the Central Labor Union desires very much that there may be some public recog- nition of Labor day. It was announced that the firm having the contract for making the uniforms had extended the time for which measurements may be taken two weeks, and it was hoped that all who have not yet done so will leave their orders for a uniform with the proper parties before the meeting of the conference two weeks hence. Under a call of the unicns the following stated that they would take part !n ihe proposed para Bricklayers, $ Hot Water Fitters, Electrical rhers, Bakers and Confectioners, Amalgimated every other necessary evidence of proof, They have gone further. They have chal- lenged the company that if it will prove its charges that the men discharged were promoters of discord between company and employes, and that they were not dis- charged for being affiliated with org: labor, to be true, the assembly give up the fight. A Statement Challenged. “Could anything be fairer than that? Mr. Weaver further states: ‘The company desires it to be distinctly understood that no man has been discharged for bein Knight of Labor.” We contend that true facts in the case preclude the p’ bility of the matter being unde i in any other light. Either Mr. Phillips is not responsible for what he says or Mr it being a questi Leave Washington from station corner of New LOUPE. a nd C street. Philad west, Vestibcled Limited | «q 10:00 aun., 8:08 p.m. Martinique, per ss. Barndale, them. Two Sou business men called upon Mr. cently to recommend the i e i much he suffered while making an effort to | Soctety of Carpenters and Joiners, Steam Biue Ridge Mountains. reach the shore. He got on shore some | Fitters’ Helpers, Granite Cutters, Gal 2 distance below Indian Head, but managed Iron and Cornice Workers, National For Chicags or Chicago troins, o s for > Samuel L. Phillip BWFOUNDLAND, by rall to H 1 thence by stezmer, close here daily at | DBY ATMOSPHERE, 1,860 FEET ELEVATION. sinnati, St. Louis and Indianapolis, Vesti- 3AM. Hlevat 1d all mod - idinel es to walk to the proving station. tes sic. sey te friend. Mr. Phillips presen 1 a ed, 3:43 piu; express, 12:15 night. Mails for MIQUELON, by ratl to Roston and yi ceeinaabe ue aebrokenen aisinelined to) talk of the reslgnation|of Mtr: pees peneue OF Musicians. Engineers’ = Union, | et of mames of those he in *- burg and Cleveland, express dally, 10:00 Se eee Coe 3 OPEN JUNE 25 TO OCTOBER 1. Phillips and the affairs of the road today. Brought Up on the River Queen. peu ners, enltea sj ieeraccaree ace charge because they were union men, ar 2. for ¢1 Address W. M. REAMER. Manager, One of the directors, however, sald toa Star! When the steamer River Queen reached | fey and )pecorators, Journeyman Bari id that the man whom they recom rings, 8:45 p.m dally, except Which are. for Buena. visaisprings(! 01, Westersiafas mB reporter: “It is very certain ’that whoever ' abn A Sunee Tig Cn Tb eh ads PSSA joyed on the condii DO noon daily, and 3:05 p.i. guile. at 8:00 F-AT, for forwarding one Ee es ee may become the next president of the Met- | Indlan eee eee ene ba ie Deen Se Montes Sahe Se on pentane nll n any union, 4 steamers sa — Sta " — ~ arated a company, 3 selected on boerd in charge of Purser Bell, hat they weuld be unable to take part in | 2¢,W° sible “of the ey oe, cae ke | ete ONLY 56 MILES FROM WASHINGTO: TOD OU tan company, neaw Ul berselected’ from = sete 4 ‘Two responsible citizens of th ‘daily, No | 14) arate ve a note to be turned over to | the parade here because previous to th among the business men of Washington. | whom he West appeared before a notary public a 1 olemn oath that Mr. Phillips did Pysitocsl sins Sloper Mowatt Cake Park Sum- | addzegsed go> atspaten ti The Fauquier Pace rnosed to} thedtiaponte Hon) Neve. Of | tel polloess his uote iretited Wbcienyethed aiainaen eaters Wiese atc mete | Pe ; aces ident : + it: af . ele por, whether the labs a! case as poy Y = . yes ates reursion tell them that he would discharge m sod Staunton. 12:00 noop, TRANSIACIFIC MATS. White Sulphur Springs. | ratiway present or a worker Ina more See a es OTE eed Denon, Was On RabOr Ray. T man they recomme it he. joined Se AA (exces efor 8 ‘THE FINEST 7 dics rn. | hemble sphere of ite. gested that an Investigation be made. } The attention of the Central Labor Union | 28" 'h apse in ae . 10:50 P.M. Surrounded by iy Nor will the salary of the office be $12,- | While on the trip to the city the boy's | will, it is understood, be called by the and drives. Famous hot and cold sulphur water |W) a ycar after the expiration of President | DUFMS were soothed with a mixture given | pavers’ union at the meeting of the latter baths. For circulars, rates, etc., address Phillips’ term. We do not think that we | the boatmen by Licut. Mason, and when | tomorrow night to the fact that the Dis- FAUQUIER Wop SUT have been paying him too much--we be. | the wharf was reached the fourth pre- | trict Commissioners are now and have for -ime de have been st twelve month: fficient to convince any fair and 3 moment that the criminated 2gainst Are not th 5:00, 6:30, . 10:00, x12:00 N (specially pan, from Vs y Virg! lieve he has earned every dollar of cinet patrol wagon was in waiting and he |a long time been employing street pavers anne a » to August 0 PM. (by Sylt- Virgini. ed every dollar of his | ©¥ zo - tors vince sposed person that the company di SA SATTN ana TAWAIT, per s.s. a ——— = salary, but we also believe that as the con- | WaS conveyed to the Emergency Hospital. | for $1.25 per day less than is paid by pri- | ¢, tro nimosity against the “aie: Fee Cea Eranemee clase: here Onin ar to BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL, struction of the road, its buildings and ali | Policeman Perry. acting captain of the | vate parties here for doing the same class beeen asia aon eee eee * t 20 at 6:30 PM. Bedford, Pa. the extensions of the former ic} -e | Police boat Jce Blackburn, listened to the | of work. charg > of w 00, 3.25, 4:82, | Mails for HAWAII, per as. Australla. from San 8 _|have permission from, Coutts ne yung | boy's story and concluded at once that an | (The scale of wages paid by. the union | “!scharge pnts ae eS oY 39:20, 11:15," x11:50 p.m, st23 at 6:30 The Carlsbad of Am Now open with In. i m Congress to build 3 vengeful spite? » 42:15, 5 aed fBrancises: close here daily up to August 23 at 6:3 creased attractions, with its springs of curative | Will be completed before Mr. Phillips goes | @'Test Should be made and the case thor- | 18 $3 per day, and this has been the rulin: “Mr. Weaver intim m., 12:10 apd | “Mails for the SOCIETY ISLANDS, per ship Gall] Raters; it ts a health-giving us well as a de- | out of office, any good business man ought | CUShIY Investigated. With this purpose in | Tate for all private work for about t 4:32 pin. Gi Fey aoe a Al pe a es Ugheful suminer home.” SPECIAL TERMS FOR | to be able to take hold of the Oued view he made a start down the river with | Years. | Previous to that time the fiz #12:00 noon, 1:15, | Auimst 5 at 6:30 PM S ee send tor eT Sip, Munsee, | MANage it successfully, the boat and went some distance below the | $3.25, and up to that dime, for a lo AWAI and FIT ISLANDS. Cepecially nddressed = eee “It ought not to be understood that any- | District Une, but being unable to find the | While. the Commissioners paid this sum See oe ee ae CAPE MAY, N. thing has been done to force Mr. Phillips’ | P08t from which Loeffier sald he was | At that date, however, the Commissioners eye ally after August 15, up to September 1, at 6:39 7s eT resignation, to the slightest extent. When | {ifewn overboard, he returned to the city | redueed the amount to be patd to $4, and | much entitled to a re EN ® i Steckton Hotel. the late President Stephenson dled the af |‘, walt the arrival here of the boat | pt that ieee Tine pay te Sze. hark | lon as one from the other, TRANSPACIFIC MATIS are forwarded, to. th Cea Seana fairs of the Metropolitan company were in | With ts cargo of melons. fa what they so ine PAY to $1.45, which | men corroborate thelr side wi port of sailing daly and the schedule of closing . NEW JE bad shape. At the request of the directors Capt. Bryan’s Story. “it ts considered certain that the pavers | of evidence. ed on thi s ion of terrupted . = me ; arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted Open from June 6 to Septemby of the Metropolitan, but only after the most | This afternoon Capt. Bryan called at the| will ask the Central Lator Union te hac N 7 7K ‘oo | Overland transit. elegant and spact tl ES le alte re Hl rar adi) Reetstered’ mail closes nt 10:00 A.M. sa reuulstte for the coufert snl" UES Cnten Gee Cte REe itr. Phil, | fourth police station and told the officers | Its legislative committer call on the Com- Cy ib a) Recletered mall closes at 1:00 P.M. same da matan cel aca nie ee ei jeces, | the corporation. At the same time he re that there is not one word of truth in the | missioners and see if the $% rate cannot je) Registsred mall clorrs at ¢ same 4 {@) Registered mail closes at 6:00 P.M. previous ee ee formed the board that as soon as the then | boy's statement. When the boy caught on Ma ments made by the y of belief be use they are dee ed parties. To o much inte ‘d and way points, week days, . 7:05 pm. Sundays, 9:00 dutthersburg (and way, pointe, », 9.00 am., 13-50, 3:00, 4:30, 4 . 11:30 p.m Sundays, 9:00 ‘a.m. > p.m. vidence Forthcoming. “The company can produce no evidence ‘a mere state- 4 parth The ur B: . Pm. Suidays,"¢:35 a.m., 1:30 and 3:15 p. From Bay Ridge, week ‘days be restored. Should the Commissioners | t® Sustain its position, bu refuse to do so the Central Labor Union | ment from deeply interes 5 F centemplated électric lines of the coi y | fire, the captai v' ve a fm 5 - 8:15 p.u. Sundays, 8:00 and 8:15 p.m. ztstered mall closes at 1:00 P.M. Tuesdays | —D-©- a Je16-56t |-were built he would sever his conned 7 Ptain seys, he jumped overboard, | will, it is expected, appeal to Congress | statement made by Mr. Weaver thot the May. 10 a.m, 12 noon. aturdass. CAPE HOUSE. with the concern, By October 15 all these | or re copen) Caught him and pulled | and request the Intervention of that body. | company still retains tn Its ¢ Gaited LAL EEA Teo oe (fy Hegistered matl closes at 6:00 T-M. previous | On the beach Tena $$ aud upward per week. | improvements will have been Hnished, aed | 1m back In the boat. When he got off EERSTE of Labor, both officers and members All tratgs Miuminated with pintscn Ight. ete a vast a : GEO. J. _KROMER. eps an, Garry out the plans formed aie gen teesnieteniee. ashore ini =e must have known to be absolutely f eck dase Paws 205, 8:00 G00) am Dining = a TLY ON = ON A| politan compares manree Of the Metro- | “rne pollee were satisfied that the cap- Equity Court No. 1—Judge Cole. Dre ek m Shee hetero the soepeny he 00 0S: Dining: Cas) 8:00 SUMMER RESORTS. ylew: orchestra: telegraph | “When asked if the election of a su tain’s story is the true version of the af-| _ Burns agt. Burns; time to hear rule fixed | gan its guerrilla warfare #eainst the as- Sicening,‘Car_open, ab, 10:0 fp house: ‘accom. S00: $80 812 weekly °°" | to President Piilite went enee sm euccessor | fair, and he was not arrested. for August 20. Baicman agt. Plumb; bill | sembly that there were hundreds of mem- 5 (02 = _$23-2m | é . MADDOX. ne eb t famissed by consent of parties. In re| vers in its employ, but toda fingers Diuing Cary 8:00 (6:0, Dining =F = be other changes In the official staff of the eee si y consent of |p e Ys ight; Sleeping Car open tor pas | CopTLE HRIGH HOTEL DEVON— ew oven, Cheer | company, he said: “There will be no changes AN OLD GRIST MILL. Henry Bush, alleged lunatic; reference to |of one hand are sufficient wird adbbeg sengers, 10500 pin.) om a eels hatover aoitacea arene auditor ordered. Roache ast. Hyland; sale| who would dare ack the'r mem Boact Parioc rie trates, us oa le : pected nes paitesch and parce ceGoe oo ersits conecenea ,a8 any action of the direct- deidiesa Apo 5 7 confirmed and conveyance ordered. bership. And we def to Por Atlantic City, 10 2:00 noon 2: Z Sus : as Ground for Two Cent z Snete oP tien pin. wees diya, ti. Sundays, The same director further said that it eons Circuit Court No. 1—Judge Cole. name one single man tt he prubere te “Daily? §Sunday’ only. ASUURY PARK, N. J. Its Stones Still Turn Brinskly. was understood “that after retiring from United States ex rel. City Investment Co. | GomPany who ts an off ‘ Hallway. xExpress trains. =e =a the presidency of the Metropoli Frem the Boston Transcript. agt. District of Columbla Co issione! Assembly, or who has been one dur! chet Metropolitan Mr. umbla Commissioners; | AS*€ as been one dur Bugense called or aod. ehceked trom hotels and Bee ae THE_ LAFAYETTE, Phillips would not again take up the cares | Those who are interested in antiquarian | Tule to show cause discharged, writ of pro: | !4s' Sven, mouths, ur who ever file {eraser atiees, GED Peompivania aecusel iw New [aus 26f Toraetly of Balt ore. capactts, ASBURY PARK, S.J. of allroad life, and that he will likewise | lore, who delight to delve into the early his- | HMbition dented appeal fyona ? #* al | quire. Therefore Mr. Weaver's only ar Grand Atlantic Hotel Bend for Musteated pumphier. 7” | Tips hase” he sald, “Leen ese, Mr. Phil-| tory of our New England towns and their » jeu of bon poss Gr aitcie ieee be kee y iy Je8-8m WRIGHT & FROST. | cessful railw: . emarkably suc- | industries, may find an interesting fleld in Probate Court—Judze Cole. cannot be that so prominent a busin Entirely new. Atlantic City, N. J. Capacity. AEST See ae 350. Virginia ave. and the: beac®, 150 ocean The Victoria, president. He was some °, Estate of Wm. E. McArt = : years ago president of the Washington and | “atertown. On the banks of the Charles, | aaministration granted to Eliza J. Alexan. hood. It only tends to verify what x, Tome; en suite with Lath, Hydraulic passenge: Asner Phe NF Georgetown, now the Capital Traction Com- | 11 that town, fs an anclent grist mill, which | der; bond, $4. Estate of Daniel Crowe, |we have claimed. all. along. thet the tie PIEDMONT ATK LINE. ee oe ee ee (rong boa tr) Locate! at Third and Ocean avonties; fifty yards pany cand nts at the head of that cor- | has stood there and given forth the sound | administrator bonded and qualified. Estaie | rectors were misinformed. Schedule in effect June 14, 1806. terms and showing hotel, Bock : all Improvements; excel- Was elected president of the 3d] from its whirling wheels longer than any | Of Caroline Tompkins; affidavit filed. “But Mr. Weaver ur; letters of | man as he would be guilty of a deliber AM] trains arrive aud leave at Pennsylvania pas | (ee a ee Ng Oe ERED foe Gile sat anaes ommodates 150 | Avenue, New York, Railway Company at a 7 2 tions proving false ee eeasts ant “tt senger ststion. ‘ ae prope soit ests; 15th season at this resort. Special rates | Salary of $25,000 per year. The affeire or | me living can remember. There are old —_+—__ pos eink) Nake ta) ene) Saetiaeee BBUs ASC batte —tgcal for Dancin. Connects | WYMAN. Prope e vi; | of Sate._8. KEMPE, PROPIHETRESS myib-3m | the latter were then inva deplorable sonde | Men in the town who fall to recall the day| A TERROR-STRICKEN worse, | Kens his whole argument und renders And at Trneburg with the Norfole and Western, | —Convenlent to Beach. Perfect sunltary arrauge- HOTEL BRUNSWICK. flon, but Mr. Phillips succeeded in getting | When a grist mill did not stand upon this ERTS cion. He cl daily. end with the Chesapeake and Obio daily for | ments. Terms, §1.60 to $2.00 ver day. Special : 9 | it on a dividend basis, whereupon he re-| spot, and who even assert that, with one| 4 Big Snake Had Become Entangled | that Provi recognizes the just Co rr by ay ee | ee Ganuer EE Xd. signed. He was offered $50,000 a year to| single exception only, here was first em- in Its Halter and Drove It Wild. their caure; therefore, in some mysterious MAIL. Carries Pullman Buffet Sleepers, New York | HOTEL MT VERNON. 700 the beach, The ing hotel in every | remain with the corporation, but declined | ployed In America the force of water as a | From the Philadelphia Times. way, keeps the cars well suppl. with god Washington tov acksonvile, uniting at Salis | ght yatne Gewe, $150 1S R250 per gay 8) | ee MORGAN & PARSONS. Jel-fm | and returned to his home ‘at Rockville, | moving power for machinery. This excep: | Jesse McKinney, proprietor of the Green- | Patrons. Wo are disposed to think that bury wt eeper for ‘Asheville and Hot TPs ene x OCEAN Hi a ¢ now lives and did live at] tion noted is also st mill, w! di ayes : "| that ts begging the question. In fact, it Kneviile ‘and ‘Ghattaaesee, “Tea, me Gs3-tf) AS. 8. MOON. 5 “ASsURY PAR = the "time he was lectedliprasident of ittie |(taoaniiey oe aes oF ae ech senas Gale dairy, was attracted to his stable yes-| gives the whole document a Samuel I. a lecper for Augusta t ing he etropol se ¢ ¥ = y ¥ emel Ow - 2 Sleeper New York to New Onleans, | 2120 Vuciie ave. Open all the sear. Terms, $7] yateduo ” mee L. ATKINS rice te ‘oponan reed Chen ae The old grist mill in Watertown was es-| te™day morning by the furious stamping | Phillips flavor. We remember how tm: itgomery, connect! at Atlanta with Pull-]| to $9 week. Birmi am, Memphis and St.| fy) of Mr. Phillipe’ tablished, so says tradition, near the close | 2nd frightened snorting of his buggy horse. | pressively he told our committees t Mi T. BUZBY of Baltimore. COLONIAL BEACH. thepconisany a areca management of | of the seventeenth century. Tt was at first | On entering the stall he saw the steed Sr he Bg al Sag By a HE ALBEMARLE AND COTTAGES. —————— : > D rec- | a town mill, erected at the public expense, ‘i |_| night. < e pra ; Virginia ‘aves close to beach, Atlantic City, | COLONIAL COTTAGE (airs, A. L, Crawebaw), Co. | tF8 yesterday declared a dividend of 10| for the accommodation of the farmers whe | emvling in terror, streaming with perspi-| now as they walk the strects looking for Dany, all of weicehital stock of the com-| had corn to be ground. It is long since the | Tatton and throwing its head wildly while | employment, objects of his revenge? NJ. Lecation central and attractive. Hotel re- lenlal Beach, + ODP. post office, near beach; ts Pleie with all exceliencies. “Cuisine and service | pleasent. rooms Seara: moderate rates. Full | Dany, all of which will be pald out of the | old mill ceased to be owned or controlled by | Striving to break the strong halter whict, | Verily is it written, “The fervent prayer of § information at Room 20, McG: + 912 Ww. | Ti av: ch.” MBULED LIMITED, componed of | Eetulet much apes appilcatics. ie tarsus ere | vente See eer creer | DecEceeers ‘ the people of the town, but it Is only unti] | held it securely to the manger. They aay eS Tullman’ Sleepers New Work to. Ashe. | Feagonable. CHARLES E. COPE. Ts = Shocking Fti Me Ee ewe eens gtbat the idea of} On locking for the explanation of the | “PSCC Senip vy 132 Soong Mille and Hof Springs, . C.: New York to Tampa, | _Je22-5 en REN IN THE MOUNTAINS. & Firemen Through a Stream | its public ownership faded from the minis4 strange conduct of the animal, Mr. Me. gVAY ASSEMBLY, 1320 tia’ Cuartogte, Columbia, Sisaanat “and “tackwon: | THE, CLIPTOX.—CORNER ATLANTIC AND €0% i Uae falll today he Well renee emploves of the | xcinney saw, in surprise, colled about th i cu and New York to Memphis, ria irmingham ; Becticut aves. jomelil wide piagzas. ke St. Louis G I ‘ell remember v! - $ aa 2 : . - York to New Orleans. via Atlanta and Mont: | tains 160. Terms, $7 to $10 per weal BROOKSIDE HOTEL Sere lying farmers of Watertown, who Hen horse's neck a huge blacksnake, with its SS tes aS jomery.. Vestibaled Day Conch Washington to At-| §2 pee day. Circular mailed. ‘Mrs. ¥. f Southern Reilway Dining Car Greensboro to] _Se1/-ost SON WASHINGTON AND onto prvts.| BRADY HOUSE, ARKAN When Edison some time ago sald that he rom Harper's Round Tabi to be ground, and who insisted that. head and about a foot of its body protrud- | From Harper's Rot a could defend a fort against an army if he | citizens of the town, they were enticltene ing through one of the iron rings that con-} Professor Garner says that cne of the were supplicd with a powerful dynamo and | Served in preference to earlier comers who nected the halter at the side of the horse's | post intelligeat and quite the best educat- dalle. except. Sui ty, 1:00 pm | Rote; geod bord: sates minderate: circulars free, | FATES swiniming pool and “ath houses, bowling, | @ fire engine, many regarded the statement | hanced to have come from Newton, | head. The serpant was striving to disen-| Cy cnimpanzec that he has ever seen I tenni: 1d bil . Bet 4, Brighton, rid, gage itself from its position, and with open ry Pen: | _ JelOtosel JAMES BRADY, Mer. | {ithe picturesque Chet vier, Splewuiveaene | 28 One of those little Jokes with which the | Puor ins Geers belmont. then, | mouth end darting tongue, it swayed its | Consul II. The many feats done by this ee eee aay oe The Algonquin fached, ay fever sufferers ‘find complete reltet. | STeat Inventor loves so well to relieve the| the old grist mill was a town institucion, | Blistening head before the dilated eyes of | ape would fill a small volume; he has not 2 706 pm dally. sad 6-00 erate ot or bs : any Pant for souvenir Pooklet and for terms and par- | strain of his almost incessant serious work, | and during King Philip's war it was care, | th terrified horse and hissed into the dis-| been traiaed to perform them as tricks, ted itgnat Hike $08 Lee dang, of | FORMERLY THE MANSION HOUSE, | Ger ey Ae Sa pr aT a Tie Proposed to connect the hose to the| fully guarded by the yeoman soldiery of | tended ears of the distracted animal. The | stmply to amuse or entertain visitors, but oe eee FO ae Calle Will open June 27 under entirely new inanage- | W. Vi aué-tt dynamo, and then to start both. The| Watertown, as vital to the sustenance of | horse. in trying to escape from its stall, many of them he has taken up of his own He ees eh arrive at Wasb-| nt. ihe boue fine been thosoughlg renovated. | Ox aiie- GREE OF IE ALEROHENT 7 | heavy current would pass along the water,| the people. Finally it became private |C@used the halter to become so tightly dé ara igs nine & The feat 30 ‘pm and 9:40 p.m. dati, | Tedecorated and otherwise, Improved. Elevator. | OF WNP Sci TS. HOTEL: Location wid’ toe, | 2d any one advancing toward the fort on | property, and, at one time in its existence, | drawn that it held the colled and wrig-| accord, having seen others do so. ‘The fea 46-008 wun dalips crccie tee foe eee a aE CO vee as <and upward. Ea} modations unsurpassed. Sead for circulars. MT. gion wie Se would be instantly elec- | !t is said, the grist ceased to be ground, and | Sling reptile in restraint and prevented it | that impressed me most was his skill in and $:40 a.m. dafly from Charlottesville. joontihase GEO A BALLARD, Manger. LAKE PARK, Md., or 1435 K st. n.w. aud-19te | trocuted, 1s has very nearly been done| the “mill privilege” was employed in the | {0m getting away from the uncomfortable | riaing a tricycle and his taste for that ickets. Sleeping Car reservation and. Informa- = TEER GOWER in sober earnest. At a recent fire in the} manufacture of paper. In later years Sam'l | Predicament into which it had crawled, and He often takes his machine withou Y ARMS, L y basement of the power house of the Chi-| Slater, a young English mechanic, came | !t Was difficult to discover which was the | }POTE ioig and rides all about the place: it And Cottages, West Virginia. x ‘E., NEAR THE The ever-po| pular mountain retreat near Oakland sah pes gs at at eT ectans Aicpiaad nt rooms: a cheerful family and Deer Park on B. and O. Altitude, 3,100 feet. Herndon. tion furnished at oMecs. 511 and 1300 Pennsylvania | DUDT . avenue, and at Pennsylvania railroad passenger Penncplvanta od Pacific aves.;, entirely refur- Charlestown, W. Va. station. lsh A ra GT Mountain air; salubrity of climate; moderate | C280 City Railway Company the firemen | over from England “with a spinning frame | Worst frightened—the imprisoned snake or i : its side, he sets it up- W. 1. GREEY, General Sapt. spec! seme Cenilliecor taeke rates Row open. “OB. ‘EDELEN, Prop. haa great trouble in getting at the blaze. | in his head,” for the paternal Britoh aoe the helpless horse. Mr. McKinney sum- crags pag Neg handle bar, mounts it op Se ee HOTEL RICHMOND, KENTUCKY AVE, OCEAN ecu SY ne reo ee gholes In the floor of the | ernment desired to do all the cotton spin. | Moned several of his hands to assist in kill-| 4nq iakes a ride. He propels it with ease end, Atlantle City, N. J.—Steam heat, sun par- | HILLTOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. va. | dynamo room before they could get a| ning for this growing western country, and | 1g the snake. vith dexterity. No boy fore, elevator, Se.” Bor terme and other informa: |, Sule popular resort ts open: Arat-class table and | stream on the blazing pile of waste. Not | forbade the exportation to Ameriea of cotton | , When freed from its dread foe the trem. | SRd wuldes with Mexieity. | 0 bos, of fog address a a point; telegraph in bowse. “T. & LOVETT mites | Waiting for the dynamo to be shut down, | machinery. He built the frame at Paw. | bling steed sank to the ground from sheer | fie Sides all about. the place, around the el8-cott J.D. PEASE. | TT ee they [crept through the black smoke and | tucket, on the Blackstone, and established | xhaustion, so great had been the strain | wars and drives, all over eeveral acres ot CHFSAPEARE AND OHIO RAILWAY. HOTEL ALDINE, PACUIO AVE. HET. MICH | MOUTAW fake Park td, Sommit Atleghantes. | {UPO4 @ stteam on the flam2s, In an in-| the first cotton mill in America. A few | ¥Fought by terror upon its nerves, and it] Maras he steers it_ around the posts and QHROvGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY rx| MfDyaRd Obie, eres, Holarged, repainted: tes.'| Sontus, tae Park, Ma, sammie Al stant they were flung to the ground with | years after this old grist mill was employed | 4!4 not show symptoms of recovering from Soon the oariee of tee Gate aaiGKaa!: and: Bitdaivea hy weeeratees ee ee Sens eevee Ferme $0 'to)) myib:te ‘3. H. MARTIN. Eicetaviciencs: Rend e © hose was sent fly- in the manufacture of cotton. But whether abe eno ani ae aS eS mee his way through crowds of peopl 3 2 L b ESTIBULED. | Fi fon Tah BD. EASTMAN. 5 : . eavy current had| the experiment was a failure or no, the Seen STae T Er ON et f vit . He 1 ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED. ALL | goat RRGRRET ROM OGEE oe oe | ah “open Ip 20th Nene Hay Br Books ag | passed along the stream and had shocked | story does not say. At all events, the old | It 1s supposed was transferred to the stable | Without colliding with them. | tie amuses MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. STA-] Beach: 100 fect from the ocean; music; excellent | and airy: plenty shade; table frat-claasy rates, | them. Though unconscious when rescued, | mill soon returned to its original use asa | from a.stack of hay that had been remove he tres of it he sometimes shoves the ver seul: & table and weekly hope: §2 to $2.50 per day; | $6 per week. Mrs. S. E. LOVETT, Proprietrcss, | they quickly recovered; but ‘had the dyna-| grist mill, and a grist mill it has remained | from the field to the barn, and had prob- | pe ures Of Ut Be sometimes, shoves 1 TRS ERE BAD SUREETS fo © $14 week. Le ‘stioKSEY.” "anoee® | _mstz5m mo been as powerful as that proposed for] to the present day. ably been forked into the manger with the je up 2 LS. BROWN, Gen Acent Past. Dept. pa SS Ss ROTPE ATGEEe EQLIVAR HEIGHTS HOTEL, HARPER'S FERRY, | the defense of forts the firerien would un-| It has had many proprietors throughout | hay,that had been placed there for the ani- Sen aaa wtiee Bane Saee ee obit tes 2:20 PM. DAILY—Ciucinoat! and’ St. Loule Spe-} Aichigan ave. near beach, Atlantic City, N. J. tables aa HUNaT, resort te opens Aret-class | Goubtedly have met the fate that Edison | its long life of two centuries. Of its earlier | ™al's morning feed. : place, picks it up, puts it in his mouth and eat an ira in ae oe npatl Eee rae Rates, s o0 er week. Heated. "Send for 5 ing, Ing, athing; | has in store for the enemies of the stars | owners, who purchased it from the town, the a ES goes to his keeper for a light. One amu: tradition is silent, but Mr. J. W. Magee, Relics of the Star Chamber. ing habit he bas is that of spittin St. Louis without change. Connects at Cov- Watertown’s oldest miller, whose name Ses | rrom the aap he is not very skillful in this, but Is persistent, highest point; shady 1: teleph roe : tay’8-120t iy HOLUKE, Mere W. 3 MURPHY, Prope | 284 stripes. ‘ings. - = a Bae ee Carisbrooke Inn, OAKLAND HOTEL, OAKLAND, MD... ON B, Sound Business Policy. connected with the ancient mill for more However, he ha.. the politeness not to spit M. DAILY_F. Fv. Limited—Solid train VEATNOR, ATLANTIC CO., N. J. a NB. AND 3 : De ell ae pa ND. MD..,ON Bo : than forty years, and who now allows no| The lock and key of the historic Star | Gn’ the floor; he spreads a piece of paper on for Cimionall: Patimen aecpers to Cincingatl, | | Delightfully wffuated an ocean front. All mod. | fal location, Address Mre. BOLLING, "1228 Lin an betes PS ae, day to pass without paying a visit to his | Chamber were brought to the hammer at | the floor and uses it as a cuspidor nese to Virginia ‘Hot Sect ee Soraten tens terelentiareane jad Atiantic City, fen ave., Baltimore, until Jute 15. myl2-tt rs. ‘er—"I don’t see why the doc- | long-time place of business, well remembers | Christie's in the course of a sale in which _f Ra ECA se ise, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, Spectal rates for June. Address GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, | tors all recommend bicycle“ riding. If it | the name of Peter C. Jones as one of its cld- jects of interest a ‘aoe tor whe peloge Obaervatton Peal | _feiz8m A.B. CRAWFOKD, Ventnor, N. J. Mian Hie ett Bt, oF rule Hill Farm, | makes people healthler, tt isi loss to the | {Ime owners. ‘Then the names of Perkins Be eT pee es Se SC eet rs Cine! fo Chicago and St. Loute. SHES . ” = and o ee are well known = Z Pream Puck, wh Puok and Nereus Onis fail Hnel*emend | TU ANT Wone avenue eng the beach, eddarea ealclaslgees ea cameos bd “Sire Walker—“T know; but they figure | £0 of today as proprietors Of the wld want | Subsequently to the Duke of Ormond, and | ‘)", Taka MEGAN: teh ks TM. DAILY—For Gordonsville, Cha 4 Atlantic Cty, N_ J. rains. Send for circular. G. W. GREEN, Prop. | that 4 : aaa anno), eretore, pean med 08 REY Sits : , 5 tauaton and fer Richmond, ‘dally: seen; | _%e15-2m F. 8. OREM, Proprietor. | {fine Sra ree gees peeierer ll clesP le In all these years, although the advance | of those deliberations of imprisonme: liber dollar bernt Jies Bs gepl an a gute dolar, hey? Let me ‘lucidate. Now, s’pose 1 borrowed a gole dollar ob yo" one day. an’ paid they SrOpHictore OF this saith Raye aged: the | fines or mutilation which resulted :n the se- Carefal of His Health. more satisfactory for the grinding of cons | Prival of that chamber's disciplinary pow AND McDOWELL HOUSE—BEAUTIFUL R SITUA- —————— +o at Chesapeake ana onto | Hotel Imperial 482. .crs " SE_BEA : = cece Head We Hetniele Toes uN | Onan ond Merced ae. HELMS stew tom | Heth athe, nents pammes_ fame sade yo. back wid fifty cents, what Ide three-story porches, This handsome and | {mountain apd river views. Address B. Me- | Frem Puck. than the old-fashioned upper and nether | €r8 in 1611. The apartments occupied by iy yr” ; H.W. FULLER. home-like, houss Has every comfort aan conv § ans per and nether wen would yo 8 a en- | DOWELL, Herper’s Ferry, W. Va. ‘my28-8:n “7 et’, millstones. This is not because th the tribunal stood on the eastera side of son—"“Golly! IT y eh - my! feneral Passenger Agent. | lence tor 290 gucsia. “Lazge rooms. healthiet to- ee eae First Mosquito—"Let’s take a nip at that | not enterprising and progressive, ae they | New Palaco Yard, and are su hae lees ee. er oe ay tal service a sp¢- LAN is. Boston girl. Icng ago discovered that it was much more | been restored by Queen Elizabeth in 102. SRST clalty. $2 fo $3 per day. #10 to $18 per week. ‘OMMISSIONER OF DEED) Speclal unten “te Conner and ts prntitog rE Second Mosquito—‘No; my doctor has | economical to raise the corn to be 4 | After the fire in 1834 they wege removed in c pee eS _mh14-156t G._W. KENDRICK. Fort William Henry Hotel, warned ie not to Indulge in iced drinks.” | from the street level to the bins In the um | @ Great clearance of sites in T38, and the £ ric! COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PuB- | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. LAKE GEORGE, N. ¥. 2 = = per floor by means of a power elevator Tudor-Gothic cak paneling anda hand-| Every one interested in politics can find lic for all states and territories a SPECLALTY Tr Largest and best appointed hotel at the lake; rather than by sending it up on the shoul- | some renaissance chimneyplece were bought | ryjjest. information upon past political ty ROH, BEANS. “Oaice (ascent), 188 F at Hotel Traymore. ees potty and SUNE 16, wader SUMMER RESORTS. ders of laborers. But in the grinding, the | by Sir Edward Cust, who took them to Lea. | [St INTRON MR Rianne _Alwase In office, office hours," myil-tf __ Appointments and seryleg Acsticlaee. the matagement of Ryiand Hamilton of Atlantic SPRING LAKE, N. J. great stones, driven by the force of the | s0we Castle, Cheshire, where they decorated | © ange caihiieh Suit aire, aioe CHARLES § BUNDY mawer . ates City. Fast-ranning elevator; electric Higbts; Ane deed water below, and regulated as to fineness or | the dining room. The bidding for what was | bles have been prep: = oe COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, | orchestral music; elegant tennis court; bowling, WILBURTON-BY-THE SEA, coarseness of the grist by the turn of a| certainly a highly interesting historical | the vote by congressional districts in the BEACH HAVEN, N. J. etc.; first-class livery attached to hotel. Plans Of all the States and Territories, hown and information given by calling on or »d- B17 434 st. now. (new Equity building). SPRING LAKE, N. J. crank, has to thera no superior in method. | reljc began at 50 guineas. Up to 130 guin-|jast congressional election, state clection : ele om ATA LB 7 CAULBROB) CN (Open forthe lseasbeloalseae sin Although they are well aware that modern | eas or 80 It increased rapidly, offers com- rns for 1802 and 1894, and the electoral Sette mas The Engleside, mydo-etc&th,3m aul-12t R. K, LETCHWORTH. | times have brought into use in places tho | ing from all parts of the well-flled sales- | "ves from 1780 to 1802, with other valuable JOHN E. BEALL, Beach Haveo, N. J. Open until October 1. CHEVY CHASE INN, Tan ALLARE— steel rollers for crushing grain into meal, | room, but after that figure the advances by ics. In addition, there is an interest- Coum Baty’ new incroremente lace last ocr. fe Wii sik 66 eat Die alten the old mill at Watertown is pushing along |5 guinees were more deliberately made. | Statistics. e “ for new Mustrateg “4 with private bath. Thoroughly renovated. into its third century of existence in the} Eventually it was secured at 155 guineas | ing chapter upon the money of the Untied myl6-110t ENGLE, Prop | 221m Terms mgderate. my15-8m ELM. RICHARDSOM, Prop. good old way to the satisfaction of all. by Mr. Gurney. States. 25c. per copy.