Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1897, Page 5

= — THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1897-12 PAGES. SUMMER RESORTS. ~ ATLANTIC CITY, - The Ruscombe, Pacific ave. above Ky. La nid porch E. KILVAT moder ist GRAND PACT Righ THe WETHE Extensively Mrs. _4630-2t There. ALDIN HOTEL LA FONTAINE, OCEAN EN and improvement elevator. T jent, $14. Send for booklet. je2satr HOTEL ave., Atlantic Je2-tt ve, nished, cen diagram of Beach frext. Ape _5e21-26¢ THE A weekly rates HOTEL STIC Kentucky ave; 100 feet from ocean; $z to & - L. V. STICKNEY. Michigan ave. Hevr J ap We KENTUC THE WAVE morose ; ward. $2 per day. Se Per TRWIST. Tt TUDOR HALL week. Atlantic and Penusylvania avenues, Atlan” Open all the year. RAND ATLAN nt new hotel Atlantic City, N. J. Luxuri ra convenience. 300 beautiful suites, windows each. Many terms are reasonable. elt: ing. Parlor orchestra. - The waa Maryland ave. Rooms facing ecean directl; Southern exposure. Elevator. Baths. E tents first- ‘Terms mederate. Write for booklet and terms. ALFRED WYMA‘ OSBORNE, : Atlantic “Bus at dey pode LREMARLE AND COTTAGES Virginia ave. near be: wih all the modern central; upwards; ex st ay cbigan ave. near house. Steam heat. BEW'S HOTEL. Undonb appoi wate can and F ~The Mary’ New York ave., near the al Atl: tte Cit 2t Je21 ‘TEL HOFFMAN, on Hotel, Jel8-26t i; booklets free. land te prices. Park place, 1 The newest’ hotel furnishings urexe = FORTESCL on the b jel4-2m. HOTEL MT. VERNON, — to $14 per S. MOON and CH. beach: ex BO per day; § ular. JAS wtf BERKSHIRE I INN. n END Virginia ave levator to street. and Booklet, sseuste Write for te Jes booklet ‘showing _ hotel, w the finest I uropean plans. near ‘beach. $2 to $3 daily; $10 to ATLANTIC AND MAS: : uppolntments and service first: + 500: f10 per week and upwards, WM. ‘- Ocean Grove. THE LAKEWOOD. _ Ocean etd South Carolina ave. per Week. ‘Table first-class. e. and Esplanade. Full ocean view from first-class family bi three-story poreles. ery comfort and conve E ts. Large md cutsinc $10 to im rates. THE GL. beach. Gel-3ut) OCEAN END OF ARKANSA American and European plan. iOTEL METROPOLE. n and New York a FRANK H. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY N. J. SUMMER RESORTS RAILROADS, ss EDUCATIONAL. SPRINGS AND BATHS. SOUTHERN Rafewa¥i Elevator to street UTH CAROLE <D OF MICHY electric elevator to trect level. Send for illustrated booklet. jes JAMES HOOD. END OF KENTUCKY wated and under new man- Je25- th bathe att Booklet, showing ‘$10 per week and irst-class_ family $5 to $14 week. Send for booklet. ¢mb3-130t) EI beash. AND BEACH. Perfect service. RICHARD BEW. Kentucky avenue. The Wellington, Sitmivay ‘seated near the sea end bathe. Choice rooms and ex- cellent tab! Rates, $2.50 and $3.00 per day; $12 and upward per week J. B. SCHLOSSER, Sy9-6t Late of Hotel Schlosser, Pittsburg. Hotel Champlaine, Kentucky ave.; near beach; elevator; eulsine of the highest standard; $2 to §3 per day; special weekly rates. €. SKILTON, Pre formerly of Hotel Royal. DEMPSEY BROS., Mgr. jr8-tf THE NUTTALL, sz SOUTH CAROLINA AVE, secoml house from beac Mra. M. M. Fal of Washingte -im* ASBURY PARK, N. J. the o ocean front; modern Atalanta Hotel, jae ccsa Cust, et > Impro cold sea water baths in the hotel. y31-2m “HOTEL BRUNSWICK, ASBURY PARK Directly on the be The every respect. Elevator. ‘tending hotel in ‘Third house from bicycle accommodati terms June and Sept. _Je16-250"4 “COLEMAN HOUSE, Asbury Park. N. J., directly on the beach. | Opens June 26. Elevator. hot and cold baths, music, A, MARGETTS. Chalet Clerk, Asbury Park, ww Fa Jel-2m A MODERN HOTEL BY THE S Hotel Columbia, +43 Now cpen. On the oc: evening dinners. HARVEY JONES, pacity 400. g Trop. e19-tu, Ww, f&s-30t J. Allenhurst Inn, ALLENHURST (Deal Reach), N.J. Elevator and all modern improvements. Surf bathing. -water boating. New Allenburst reilway st jon. Special rates for June. Best of references given and required. jel10-Im JOH) D. BAILEY, ‘Manager. BEACH HAVEN, N. J. The Bae Beach Haven. N. J. Send for lustrated Booklet. ROBT. B, ENGLE, Prop. CAPE _MAY, N. OJ HOTEL LAFAYETTE — DIRECTLY ON THE be: tric Hghts, elevator and all tm- provements: locatior makes It the most desirable hotel on the cnast. Rates, $3 to $4 per da: per week and up. JOHN TRACY & OO. EST INN, CAPE MAY. __ Oe ‘an front; near Penna. R.R. station; good terms moderate. LR. MADDOCK. AND COLUMBIA my1-117t THE ALDINE, DECATUR ST. ave.; enlarged and renovated. Cuisine excellent. ds THEO. MUELLER. THE ELBERON, Cape Mas, N. J. ‘Opposite Congress Hall. jyl-lm J. WILSON. MARINE VILLA CAPE MAY, CAPE beach EW MOUN furnished $8.00 to $15.00 a ___ Mss, WB GWE BRADY HOUS handsonte rooms; good table JAMES | garden lawn; rates Opposite City Park. FC ORTESCU z FRANK COPE. Late of Kenilworth Ino and Grand Atlantic Hotel. Of Wheeling, W.Va. ‘ek dinuer. THE STRATFORD. ctly on the Beach, with ocean from esery room, Board 1 to $4 per day. ucky ave. UNITED OTEL TATES HOTEL. CAPAC PENS JUNE 22. tf J. elud! HOTEL aq MMES B REILLY, Owner ‘and Proprietor. mhé-i56e THE CLARENDE nia avenu ments and fe. Guy15-3m) HOTEL TRAYMO! al ms. from street level. rs. JAMES & G! LMER, PR ATLANTIC “HMOND, KENTUCKY AVE., 86 YDS. Stor to ground floor. of the highest standard. feet from Somrd wall Ocean LURAY. Noted for ite first-class service and perfect ; the best the Philadelphi ford, deliciously ‘prepared and Guintily werved; 6 JOSIAH WHITE & SON. 1S MODERATE. _ Wil’ open Jnne 10. Old Point Comfort. AND_PACIFIO | MILLER & LUDY, THE South Lafayette st. Near beach and Con “THE COLONIAL - - > - CAPE MAY. Full Ocean View. Electric Lights. Modern Appointments. Jel-3m WM. H. CHURCH. STOCKTON HOTEL, Cape May, N. J. P. H. 8. CAKE, Manager. Booking office, Hotel Normandie, where plans of the house can be seen and reservation of rooms made _Js3-1m HORACE M. CAKE. THE FINEST LOCATIO? E taken the Tatham cot age in connection with the Marine Villa annex, both iocated directly on the 2 and am now udy to receive my former Tam not ma larine Villa this HALLENBECK, Jy3-1w THE BREXTO: CAPE 3 AY, N. J. Improved ‘and renovated.” Near the beach. Large plazzas and sun parlor. Terms moderate. apstosel J. A. MYERS. cB, N. J. Wl LBURTOW- BY-THE-SEA, SPRING LAKE, N. J., opens for the season Ju 4 Jy8-26t THE CARLET Front'ny ec pect. Modern ccnventences. jeab tao, 2m 8. B. SIMO. SEASIDE-JERSEY ¢ COAST. HOTEL MAYBERRY, OCEAN CITY, N. J., COR. 8th and Westley ave. Unobstructed ocean view. Cuisine and service of the best. Appointineats complete. y tae First-class tn every Stee 20 GORDO, N the river and ocean; one mile from the Went Worth Hotel and two and a balf from Poets Mouth; open June 26 yL-2w SPRING HOUSE, BLOCK ISLAND, R. L As perfectly recupei life on shiphoard; Pio Hotel on the 20 neres beautiful lawn, good fishing, boating and driv! bathing; two conce-ts daily; owns t mineral’ springs (whieh first’ attracted visitors to the Island). Montauk Steamboat Line direct from New York. B. B. MITCHELL, Proprietor. SIDE—MISC POINT, MD.> HOTEL = gem of the F ‘The pride of south- ern Maryland. Entire management. ‘The resort on the Potomac having railroad and with two daily mails. Kound trip K. to Cox station every Saturday at 4:36 p.m., good to return every Mon- day at 8:30 a.m., for only $2. Hotel "bus meets every train. Tound trip by st Ran- dall every Sundzy, Tuesday . ing supper, lodging ard breakfast at hotel, for only $2.00. ‘The best. salt’ water bathing’ and on ‘he river. Concerts every evening, and grand colorsal every Tuesday and Thurs- night. veleome to all. n. Manager. AUTIFUT JULY 1, lower Potoms in full view 1; good accommodation and boats free to guests; from fishing and n premise boat meets every Point, Md. WALNUT POINT HOTEL, COX "RIVER, VA. rf af r the mouth of the Potomac; rates, $1. $6 and $8 per week; take St Bue’ or Arrowsmith. e and en suite, ATLANTIC service Atlantic Orerlooks the most delight famous Diack. | Seasonable comforts und amuse- Bente, Oven taonghont the 0s fe6-156t 31FTON. 2 AND Ses KANT, a ave. and beech. Full ocean view. Terms reasonable. SISFORT, Formerly on Boardwaik, Greatly enlarged and S WAGNER & SON HADDON Caras Atlantic City, facing the” Every modern convenience and ‘improvement, in- ot and cold sea Water baths in hous with baths attacbed, & Lipriscorr. on the coast. ly ov the beach. Sait aud fresh water Im every bath. Reduced rat r May, Ju and September. sireection of this and handsomely furnished. Special reduced rates eatld Juse Ist. Booklet mailed M. W. ‘TRU apl+ist LA NORMANDIB, 3 ‘Atlantle City, No J. tucky ave: under new ee $1.50 and $2 _88 to $12.50 w CHESTER INN, New York ave. near the beach; steam beat; sun all modern conventences. to $9 per 4e26-52t ly. HOTEL DE VILLE, Kentucky ave. and beach. entirely renovated and ORIOLE—202) PACIFIC AVE.; HOMELIKE ed near the beach. Open all the year. at ty Cc. T. BUZBY, of Baltimore. 100 rooms. Remodeled Cowart, Va. = The ai Ocean City, Md. ‘Terms, $6, $7, $10 per week. -Im* ' Mrs. MASSEY, formerly of Colonial RIVERSIDE COTTAGE—DIRECTLY _ 03 : good) country bathing, boating, crabbing and driving free; also dancitg; terms, $1 per Gay. Address’ BL. Side P.O, ADA. Co, Bd. 1D.—LARGE, abundant table; $5 per week upward: » formerly Congressional Je29-tt ‘LAND. MD, splendid came bathing, EAS bing and fishing. Musie and dancing. Take steamer Potomac, Sue or Arrowsinith, all of which stop at Adams’ wharf. Sec Evening Star for sailing hours. Address ADAMS BROS, St. George's Is- land, ‘St. Mary's county, Md. Je24-1m* FAMOUS HOTEL TOLCHESTER—BEAUTIFULLY situated on 2 high bluff overlooking Chesapeake bay, salt water bens and fishing; a great health resort. NOW OPEN. For rates address G. E. NOLAND, Tolchester Beach, Je18-1m Kent county, ‘Md. HOTEL MARYLAND-ON-THEBAY; FISHING, boating, bathin fine society: best hotel accom- p Der week; write for dircular, GADD & MELVIN, Annapolis, Md. asim? E SUMMER RESORT HAS few equals and no superfor in America. Come and see. R. P. BLAKISTONE, M. D., Pro- prietor. $e80-30* SPRINGS AND BATHS. ‘end service excellent; terms pecial rates DELAWARE AVE, E. BRATTEN, the Lakewood. Bedford Springs Hotel. BEDFORD, PA. The Carlsbad of America. Will open June 25, with increased attractions. Qne of the most naturally attractive resorts in America. Located amid the grandest scenery, with its Springs of curative waters, it is a health-giving as well as a delightful summer home. For booklets ily, M. MARSH & CO. “my15-t¢ and terms address J. T. ALSIP, » Manager, JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPR) open June 15; hotel modern in most accessible of all the Virginia spr GS, VA., WILL its anaes: hours’ ride from Washington: H wont trp ticket, $2. So good: from oa Monday; no long, dusty moaotal a roads to travel; fifteen minutes" tide from Ie. It to terms moderate; write for pamphlet. EC. AN, Jordan Springs, Va. jyi3w PIANOS AND ORGANS $5.00 PER MONTE: WILL BUY A FINE EMERSON eg pia: original price, $450 our price, beautiful tone, ee and touch. One upright, $100- ae) Month. UGO Wo cht 923 F st. Musical instruments of all kinds repaired, stored, box: and moved. je26-Sd IN WASHINGTeN. Schedule in effect J#fy 4, 2807. ee WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, arrive leave | Yvania pas a oToRIG) FOR ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS. Ppoauling 1Gar, fly, —Local = Danvitie, Charlotte | 44."0r Hatveta ent 73: piss santas tor ims * » M. of Harvard w: cand forthe Via C. V. R. R., Newville, Pa. tations. “Connects st. Managaad for Stras- | service academics, “Harvard and other. inetit- An {deal mountain health and pleasure resort. arrlsonturg and Staunton, /dally except | _tlons. Address AY. Z, Star office, __Sy#-St* Dry climate. Medicinal waters. Refined en- ee ral “aad ‘with the" the aren Rottoik aad Sch nol of Musi vironment. esteyn daily, and wit e La Fifty-first year. daily for the Natural Bu a aan lwrence School 0 USIC, el ost offic 1115 A M_Daliy-—THE UN 934 F n.w.—OPEN ALL SUMMER. Voice. Pi avi tiustea eave Feulare address” TOF S| MATL, Carries Puliman Buttéd Sleepers, New Yor | (5 beginners). Low rates. Recital Oct. 29. and. Washington to Jacksonville, » guniting “at Salis: | _Je24. $e5-3m Owner and Manager. | 8 Tage, ey ns BSS hep eee pad CH CONVERSATION, _ PRONUNCIATION. ile, Nem, and at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper aE A 5 weeks’ term; also beginners and for Augusta. Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York to | Y@nced courses of 40, class or private, French Chalybeate Springs Hotel, lessons. MLLE. V. PRUD"HOMM. nw. y New Orleans, connecting at Atlanta for Birmingham E, 307 D st. ya. Close to mountain, RR, tele- | and’ Memphta. Rolid train, Waghinzton to New On | 22b90-3m GEORGE ALBERT FREYER, STORAGE. 160. PER LOAD_FURNIIURE AND HOUSEHOLD goods stored 75c. per load; best lo-ation In the Sig; dry, light amd clean’ Address Hl BAUR, 314 Oth st. mw. jr6-2w* GOOD STORAGE AT LOW RATES. ARMY AND NAVY RAGE ROOMS, 1407 G st. ©. G. SLOAN & CO., Props. ‘Jet0-1m graph othce. Bass Fishing. jeans without change. Sunset Personally Conducted | FO] 5 dy2-1m ‘a. p. Merturer. | Pourist Sereurston Through Sleeper oe tec tnia | FO a Quick Train ” Buena Vista Spring Hotel, Edt Pak bata tor Front Boyat,"Biresburg and THE DRILLERY, 504 11th st. Blue Ridge Mountains. for Charlottesville, MR. ERNEST LENT, Tae yt Sur WASHINGTON AND-SOUTH. 28 Ce LET Atiosphere;, pure. water; elevator: steam | WASTER vesri LED LIMITED, componed of Paro, Viclia, ‘Theory’ of Muste. eu all modern inyprovements pen June Pullman Vestibu! capers ning TS al Day til October 1 "WA REAMER, Manager Cot. | Coaches, Pullman Sleepers New York to Nest viiie, ee oe ee A eoeney pow onered oe sale at this ei ane ie eae ede’ acct iu ightiul resort. to M. & J. LRANDT, New York to mpa, via Charl e, Colum! LP tend ak, Baklaors, oe ok DADE | Mmuh and Jackeovile and ew Yor etre: | A Business Education. None better; $25 a year; day or night. Aug Anstitute Business College, Sth and K nw. am Jelé-4tf SON, 808 17th st.. Washington, D. O.__myl-8m | phis, via Birmingham: New York to New Orleans, ~ via ‘Atlanta and Montgomery. _Vestibuled Day ROCK ENON SPRINGS Coach Washington to Atlanta. Southern Railway NEAR WINCHESTER, VA. * | PRESS" OS WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVIS- For ci ; eeu povaues the Geis 412i ‘pine dally, except Sunday,” and 6:35 pia gene Se ‘or circulars send to A. S. PRA SONS p.m. except Su ya 5 p.m. ‘Sun- Ni NI ‘GI Sy3-tt shington, D.'C., or Rock Enon, Va. | days only for Round HM; 4:32 p.m, CERES ONG et SEES Suburb of Wasbington, ery = Sunday, for Leesburg, and BERKELEY SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA — THE | don. Returning, arrive at Washiaston’ 8:20 «mn, Pe pd lagers ee and 3:00 p.m. daily, except Mile. L. M, BOULIGNY, Principal, Berkeley Springs Hotel 1s open for the season. | 91 p.m. dail, ‘These cciebiated springs are famous for the | Sunday, from Round Hill, 7:06 a.m. daily, except Miss C. PETTIGREW, Asst. Principal. my18-1y-10_P. O. Station E.’ Washington, a. care of rheumatism, gout, kidney affections, dys- | Sunday, from Herndon, 8:34 a.m. daliy, except Sun- fa, in its varied forms, and nervousness; | day, from Leesbu: buly three hours’ ride to Berkeley Springs via sf fro Sraina fiom, the south acite at Waeh- EXTRA OFFER. B. and, O.. without change. For rates and clr- | ington, 0:42 a.m.,/2:20 p.m, and 9:25 p.m. daily. WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 311 East cular apply to farrisonburg, 12:40 aad Dam. aaliy except Gapltol st., offers a three monte’ course tn any P. JACK ond A. R. UNGER, Props., nday, and-8:30 a.m, dally. from Charlot eaviiie. rtment after May 1 for $10.00. School open Pecseed Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Tickcte, Sleeping Car reservation and infora- | aif summer. A splendid opportunity for one who tion furnished at offices, 511 and 1800 Pennsylvania _ desires & good business education aple-tt Carroll Springs Sanitarium | even. and da" Pennsylrania railroad passenzer sta- tion. EN ‘General Sup! Miss LAISE, 1833 12TH ST._SHORTHAND, PIT- HOMEOPATHIC INSTITUTION.—Situated in the Pub Qe ‘frame Manaj at NEW and RAPID method: type- hills of Md., on Met. branch of the B. aud 0.; 9 W. A. ik, Gen. Pass. ‘heen ‘writing and business course: CIVIL SERVICE: Ya- miles frm Wa: ton; 400 feet above the city; | _4y3 L. 6 Sa. Agent Pass. Dept. dividual help; open all SUMMER. my7-tf designed for invalids, convalescents and those de- SERRSYLY airing rest and quiet: Medicinal springs; beautiful cae AAT OSD core, WASHINGTON. fogtenle Sueclal attention given to dietary and | 7:59 aM. WEEK DAYS. PITTSBURG EXPRESS. | SHENANDOAH VALLEY ACADEMY, NEAR WIN. RIGHT. MD. Forest Glen Ma. jeziaine | 4 >Patlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Pittsburg. | ~ chester, Va.; a strictly first S hools satires: = eee Je21-Sm*_ | 10:50 A.M. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.—Pullman | tive and complete: for 90 bore and young men; Wal TE SULPHUR SPRI NCS,VA. Sleeping, Dining, Sucking und Observation Cars| ATTENTION TO THE INDIVIDUAL A LEADING Harrisburg to Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, | FRATCRB: aleo ESS SARS St. Louts, Cleveland and Toledo. “Buffet Parlor * VEER AC Gols Wencien NEAR WARRENTON, FAUQUIER CO. as 89 Harcsbar. oe Se See OV EEE NAS (Cnty, Wad: exe: The most perfectly equipped health and pleasure FAST LINE.—Pullman Buffet Parlor retort “in € Perfectly eanipped health: and plessat $5, Hlarristury. Buffet Parlor Car Harrlaburg to |“ MARYLAND, St, Mary's Co., Charlotte Hall. iagnificent scenery. Water unsurpassed in . a 3 est AP A tt trent (EM ‘Ses AM. "CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS — Charlotte Hall School, {Nowughiy cstab- Mustrated circulars. Address ec te Cee H Was ington to) St auedls and Sleep-| lished Military Academy, in proximity to Bal- PROPRIETOR WHITE SULPH Neville (ria Cincsathy ara chicago eimore ence ashing ton. betes) ote ace a 01 . Seed C20 Near Warrenton, F 730 PAL. WESTERN EXPRESS. Pullman Sleep. wash aud tuition, $80 per-session of 5 mont ARANDALE HOTEL, | S8cis? Biistorg, Silo, ant Hatsivorg fo] Sega S SUNG RA a afonas, Aa. Pn SOUTH WESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullman = BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA., 7:10 F z Will open June 1, with increased attractions. - | Sleeping Care Washington to Pittsburg and Har cial raves for June. Send for booklets. ove Da St. Agnes School. Under the direction of Bishop Doane. Prepara- cishong to St; Youle and Cincinnatl,, Dining Car. my12-: B E CHF = ALAR S SSUTH. Prope: tion for all colleges, Special rtudies and courses of college study. Special advantages In music RESS.—Pullman Sleep- _ing Car to Pittsturg. IN THE MOUNTAINS. and art. Gymrasium. 200 A.M. for Kare, Cansndalgua, Rochester and icaeryrae Samira neal Henevs” dail any, for Eluntra ard Renovo daily, except | Miss ELLEN W. BOYD, Principal, Albany, N.Y. Aurora House and Annex. | “Sins por voc Haven week days aad’ Wik: | yitrae ears On top of the Alleghanies; “The Switzerland of | 7.19 phat for Will America; a select family resort, with home for Willlameport, Hochester, Buffalo and comforts’ and altractioe mitvoundings: Iarge, aire | NIS&iE® Falls daily, execpt Saturday, with Sleep- FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE. ing Car Washington to Suspension’ Bridge v! GTON, D. C., POST OFFICE NOTICE. rooms; soft, snowy beds, with hair’ mattresses: | 408) Cat WASH. excellent tuble, abundantly supplied; unsurpassed 10:40 P.M. for Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buf- Should be read daily,” as changes may occur at Wash- ang. tie 01 in the world for health and recreation; no fogs; no mosquitoes; dancing, bowling, croquet and ten: | _faregnrd, Nateara Falls daily, Sleeping Car REIGN MAILS cor th x ending Joly 30, nis; bass and brook trout fishing and abundance | FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND THE 1897; (close prompuy at Te SES docs Stead SIP a5 Gf ‘small game in season; horseback riding and driving; 22d season; 6 hours on B. and 0.; near SRESSIUNAL LIMITED,” daily, | FRIDAY- Goat 0: Oakland ‘and Deer ‘Park; drive to Aurora over SWITz- ‘all Parlor Cars, with Dining Car from Baltimore. | ERLAND, % 4 : stale ee alt Ser ay ira teams ek | oma ata, ane ae a geen aan or formation apply J i i é : SHAFFER, Rooms 157 and 158, Loamand ‘rust | fnington) 2 Maas, 3:8, 4240, 0:50, 10:00 and | {eBe-* from New York, via-dtavre. | Letters for mingtan) 2a, 1 other parts of EUROPE ‘must be directed “Per La Bretagne.” (At 10:55 P.M. for NETHERLAND? direct, per 8.8. Obdam, from New York, vi dam. Letters must b directed “Per c) 3: P.M. for GENOA, per 8.8. Fulda, ‘trom Letters must be directed “Per Fulda.” )At 10:35 P.M. for SCOTLAND. direc Anchoria, from New York, via Glasgor must be direct “Per Anchoria. for EUROPE, per 8.8. Etruria,* from New 0. via Queenstown, Sone MATTER, ETC.—Germaa_ steamers to amttel), sailing from New Yor?’ on Tuesdays take printed a latter, etc., for ANY, and speci. - a= feet elevatti pesecon ay see ate) Mt 1040 and 11:35 | eed print mation ete reirenes a a Aid bathing! ail “electrical ayplasee? vonunE | For Pope's Oroek Line, 7:50).8.M. god 4:90 PM. | ite American and White § baths; eats For descriptive vookiets, pbo- ee aon ean 0:00 8, 9: from New York on ot Wel tare ie ‘German oe ; TAINS = MOUNTAIN T.AKD steers ‘Line—Express for Flofida and points a | ter wie 2° all countries for which tuey are ad- Hotel, Mt Park, Md., main line B. and O. Atlantic Corst Line, 4:30 ANE, 3.46 P.M. | Sense) fo cars mail. = R. R.; no staging: out-door’ Ife; boating, excur- | daily; Richmond only, 10:50A.M. week days; At- SR eee Tan AL, AMERICA, sions, ‘biescling. Chautauqua program. ‘Address | Janta’ Special, vta ‘Itichmend ondiSeahourd Air Ens Ca ES E: BRADFORD. jyl-Im 10 F daily. Accommodation for Quan- a te Ne phe AES PORTO RICO di- ly a -: ~ 0 (Dining Car), 8:00, in Wilinington) A.M. 10:00, and. 11:35 8. Fast Express AM. 15 P.M. week eter 2:01 For Boston, ‘rithout change, and 4:20 B.M. daily. building, or address J. H. SHAFFER, Prop., E = SyT-4t 3:15, 4:20, 6: For Philadel phia_ onl; week diys, Express, HARPER'S FERRY ort is open. Satisfac Dancing, fishing, boating; teiegraph in Apply early for rooms. T.'S. LOVETT. GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL, Glen Summit, Pa. On L. V. R. R., 3% hours from Philadelphia; ALL eee aa ew York. (cjAt Brookside SRS a | AEs fr RRRLUSE Stan, “SAA, For Atlantle City (via Delaware Iver Bridge, all- LA a 0) “Alleghany, Hotel and Cottages, with city comforts, on the | rail route), 11:00 -A AE is and These Pe from New York. Letters for O84 ICA must crest of the Alleghanies; 6 hours on B. and O. to daily; via Market Ste t Oskland, Md.; 1% hours’ drive to Brookside in time for supper. The most delightful and acces- sible resort for Washingtonlans to es:ape the heated season, where all home comforts and every amusement can be found. In addition to hart, 9100 A.M. fats be directed “Per Alle only), 10:00, 11:00 AM. week days, 12:45 | for CAP aud 11:35 ally. py.” (c)At_ 10:55 P.M. HAITI, GONAIVES, PEITT GOAVE, : YES and JACMEL, per Kitty, from y, 10:00, 11:00 AM., 12:45 P.M. week ork. (C)At_ 10:55" P.M. for CENTRAL 3PM dal tivdays only, 9:00 AM. AMERICA (except COSTA RICA ‘and SOUTH Pa- #, corner Fifteenth and G streets, and | CIFIC PORTS), per s.s. Allignea, from New York, Letters for GUATEMALA must be 8 and trout fishing and excellent lvery, | can be left for the checkirg of baggage to destina- | directed “Per Allianca.”” “(ciAt 10:55 P.M. for CAMPECHE, CHIAPAS, TABASCO and YUCATAN, IN, J. Rr. woop, per 8.8, Vigilancia, from New York. Letters for General Passenger Agent. | other parts of sEXICO must be directed “Per Vigilancia.” (c)At 10:55 P.M. for MEXICO, per Br 'eket offi how vling. Dillards, tennis, cycling, large ball | at the station, Sixth and B'ptreets,( where orders | via Colo: has there bas been expended in the past year over | Won from hotels and residences. $12,000 In improvements, including swimming B. HUTCH pool and bath houses; a modern sanitary system General Maragei throughout, Including bath rooms; also Rocky | _Jy1 mountain burros for the children’ to ride ani 5 Habana, from New York, via Prog: ind BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. + ia Tes. a drive free of charge. We guarantee a full reai- Behedels 1a sect fuse Dn asor Vera Cruz.’ Letters must be’ directed "Per Hua- Szation of all that Souvenir Booklet outlin Ixave Washington from station’ coracr of New| bana.” (c)At 1 P.M, for SANTIAGO DE copy of whict and full particulars may be had Jersey avenue and © st CUB: . Cienfuegos, from New York. pers. For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Limited saticten Y—(WAt 12:05 P.M. for ST. PIERRE- trafue 10:00; 11:45 a.m, 8:05" p.m, MIQUELON, per steamer, from North Syduey. ¥ For Cincinnati, ay Louls and Indlang) aus Ex. anne oe ED CNDLASD, Pyare ae = ress, 11:45 a.m. Vestibuled Limited, 3:40 p.m., ence via steamer close here daily, except ress, 31:30. p.m, Sunday, ar 12:05 P.M., and on Sundays only at Mountain | House, Vor Pittsburg and Cleveland, Express daily, | 11:39 AM. (@ SS 10:00 am. and ‘8:50 p.m. Mails “for MIQUELON, by rafl to Boston snd CRESSON SPRINGS, PA. For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, 11:30 p.m, fhence (via steamer, close here daily at 3:20 For Winchester and way stations, 8:00, {11:45 | P.M. (a) Main Ine Penna. R. R.; 102 miles east of Pitts- | a.m., 15:30 p.m Mails for CUBA, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., burg; top of Ailegheny mountains. For New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham, Chat- | and thence via steame-s sailing to Havana, of OPENS JUNE 26. tanooga, Knoxville, Bristol ‘and Roanoke, 11:20 / Mondays and Thursdays, close here daily at 8:00 For circulars and information regarding rates, b rs through. Me “(e) address J. MeWILLIAMS, » Supt. myl- ~65t iy Mails for MEXICO, overland ——__—— CAMPECHE, CHIAPAS, A Palace in the Mountains TAN), which will be calling at NCRTHWE or addressing more, 7:10, x7:30, 18:00, 8:30, SCO and YUCA- 1 ia steamer sail- from New York on Saturday, after the Wed- “For beauty of architecture and clegance of equip- 56:20" 0:30, eae BY z eat ¥ : v ment “The Alleghans,’ at Goshen Bridge, Va.. has 11:50 p.m., ‘and x12:01 night. ARTA Greniand close, clove ‘here daily at 7:10 rival among the summer resort hotels of 30, : not America. Located in the heart of the Alleghanies, where the climate is always cool and invigorating, amidst scenery of wondrous beauty, its advantages: asa summer home are unequaled.” Sulphur, Alum, Lithia ant Chalybeate Waters. sa RL 27:80, TRA? Mails for CHINA, City of Peking PACIFIC MAILS. JAPAN and HAWAII, per from San Francisco, ‘close M. July 11th. @ (except, WEST. AUSTRA- rded via Europe), NEW WL and SAMOAN ISLANDS, in Francisco, close “bere y 17th. and JAPAN, per s.s. Victoria, lose here dally’ up to 6:30 P.M. p.m, For Ann ajoti, 0 and 4:30 p.m. Sundays, 8:30 a.m., 4:35 p. For Frederick, week days, 8:00 a.m., 11:45, 4:30, 6:30 p.m. Sundays. 9:00 a.m., 1:15 p.m. For Hagerstown, $10:00 a.m. and 15 For Boyd and way points, weck du; 30, , 7:05 p.m, Sundays, 9:00 a.m., 1:15, EGHANY § high; most ‘destrable resort; exceedingly health- ful; tome comforts; very low rates; via B. and 0. "Write W. J. ALDERTON, Prop:, Hartmons- B ville, UW: Val as iyaawe a Gaithersburg and. weve 200, 9:00 a.m., 12:50, 3:00, Mt. View House. j 7:05, 11:40 ‘p.m. “Sunday One »f the best places of resort in the entire range of the Allegheny mcurtains 1s the Mountain View House at Aurora, W. Va. The air 1s pure, the seanery is grand beyond compare, the accom: modations are first-class in every respect, and, | ore, th> rates are exceedingly reason- able, For particulars address JOHN A. LANTZ, Proprietor, Aurora, W. MOUNTAIN HO EI Y, q pen. Located on Fruit Hill Farm, Blue Ridge mou in, 20 min. drive from depot. $5, $6 and $7 per week; $1 and $1.50 per day Inedicinal water; conveyances meet trains, Send daily up to ils, for from ‘Tacoma, July 18th. (ay salle for the SOCIETY ISLANDS, per, ship City Sof Papettt from F close y up to 6:20 PM. Jule 25th. atin cthagton Junction and way 5:30 p.m. week days. 9: cpt West Australia), ZANDS, per Miows from ‘Vancouv r, close here daily afte July 1 up to 6:30 P.M. August Ist. (4) HOYAL BLUE EINE, FOR NEW YORK AND | UTRASSPACIIIC MAILS ‘are’ forwarded to the PHILADELPHIA, tate of sailing da’ and the schedule of closings All trains illuminated with Pintsch, light. iS arranged on thi sumption of their uninter- For Philadelphia, New rie Boston and) the | rupted overland transit. Eust, week days, "7:05, 10:00 a.m., 12:00, | (aitegistered mails close at 10:00 A.M. same day. 12:40 Diniug Car,) 3:00, "(5:05 Dining Car.) | (b)Registered iSlecplig Car open at 10-00 Sclogk). | (oneeieteres Seas 7:06, 9: Bro, ‘e ae ol tent ae Car.) (d)Registered mails ir) night, sleeping car | (e)Registered m: ck Additional tralas for Bi ose fe, Week days, 9:15 a.m., is close at 1:00 P.M. same da : 0G P/M previous day. Is close at_ 1:00 P.M. Tues.& Sats, for circular. my24-6m Fh Bist JAMES P. WILLETT, Postmaster. THE SUMMIT HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. Cars on ali day trains. ee FER = Va., will be open for guests June 12, 'y7. For | For Atlantic City, 10:00 12:00 noon, and PIANOS AND ORGANS. cireularr and further spformation, address Mise | 12:40 pm. week days | 1 in. ‘Sundays. Z BA , Cler! feferences exchangt for Cape May, boon. gr We daily at 5 k Satur- myi0-3mie Texcebt ‘Sing, Diy, fSundey only. | gure te'ciel, tron uty ieee ress trains. 15. The Afton Inn, Baggage called for und checked from, hotels. and U nies by Union Transfer Co. on orders left. at ri Front aes Pee aes Heket offices, 619, Pennsylvania avenue nw, New p Tights; hot and cold baths; bass fishing, ) YOU 4yetue ond 15th street, and at Depot. Gen, Manager. Mgr. Pass. Trafe. Magnificent Rosewood ee Piano—of good stardard make—cost $350. Will sell for $150 on TARPER'S v. se terms of $10 down and $5 monthly, New style ‘will open for the season May 15; rooms large and | —— ——- hardwood steol aud Japanese silk scart included. Try: plenty of shade: table Grst-class; rates. rea: | WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON | F. G. Smith, 1225 : sonable. A. P. DAD Proprietor. myl-Sm RAILWAY. F. G. Smith, 1225 Pa. Ave. it FROM STATION, 1314 STREET AND PA. AVE. Iu effect May 9, 1897. For Alexandria (week 200, 8:30 ex., 9: 12.05 ex McDOWELL HOUSD. HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA., open Juve 1. Delightful rocms; excellent table; moderate prices. B. BE’ McDOWELL, my20-4m Proprietor. OAKLAND HOTEL, Oakland, Md. Under new and capable management. Six hours from Washington without change of cars. ‘This well-known hotel, on the crest of the Alle- gbanles, hus been repainted, renovated and electric lights added throughout. Will open June 15. Unsur- passed usa plensure and health rescrt, Hazelton Pian An Art Product. The most expensively made Piano of America. D. G. Pfeiffer & Co., 417 11th St. N. W. Je8-204 Opposite Star office. Yor’ Alexandria: {Sunday only): 0. 30, 113 eos 11:30 CF For illustrated booklet, diagram of rooms and Son, Oakland, myl0-14tf terms apply to George A. Mills & Ma. only): 9:00, 11:00 4-m-+ 2:00, For Arlington and ag edge, 8:00, 8:80, 9:00. 10:05, 119 a POTOMAC ‘RIVER BOATS. E_S. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE. iGo. 11:90 Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River 00, 5:06 View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 a.m., landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point, and ali’ wharves as far down as Nomini Creek, Re- turning ou Mundays and Weduesdays at 9 p.m., and 9:00, Er ee . S i Pm. t checked free for dassengéts holding first- 1e€ on Fridays about 3:30 class tickets at station, “‘Bidfltes, 2 cents me ° Passenger, accommodations first-class, Freight | _™¥19 ae (Sunday Established 1842, received wutil the hour of sailing. CHESAL)...@ AND (0 RAILWAY. Without a rival for tone, touch and durability. Prop’ sistor and Maneker. THROUGh ILE GRANDEST SCENERY oF | Remember, you are dealing directly with the GEO. 0, CARPINTER, General Agent, Washington, AMERICA. ALL ‘TRAINS »VESTIBULED, | Manufacturer. Je20-14tf WM. M. REARDON, Agent, Alexandria, POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. TION SIXTH AND B STREETS. St WAKEFIELD and T. V. ARROW- * SUITE, peave Washington (th, sireet tery | 9.99 pSebedule im effect May 6107 | Stieff Piano Warerooms wharf Wakefield on Mondays and Saturdays at ctai—Solid ‘train for See Spe- a.m, for river landings to Colonial, Beach, Bush | fo" Cincinnati, Lexicgtou, taulsvile, Ludianasoils 621 ELEVENTH ST. N.W., NEAR F, wood, Rock Point, Colton's and Nomini Creek. and St. Louis without cba poe ered = 2 turning, arrive at Washington on ‘Tuesda, ana ANS ooh Cenban tate: ovinetomnenens Opposite Monee’. Sundays about 4 On Wednesdays, 7 a.m., | natl, to Giles mnects at Covington, Va., for J. G. CONLIFF, Manager. for all above landings, including Stone's, ‘Howard's | Virginia Hot Springs. ¥. V, Limited—Solld trata 2 : Z and Cobran’s. Returning, leave Nomint Creek, 9 | gt ative sleepers’ to Glacioaat Pullman . Thursday, arrive at Washington about 8 p:m. “TV. arrowsmith-On. Mondays and We m. | Lexington and Loulsville eet ae at 8 p.m. for Colonial Beach, Colton's, Abell” Fithoot change, Te iuendage, harsdays and Barer: Leonardtovin, GRAS malate St. Be pee SSangatiog for the Springs. Qbserva- imith’s Creek, ‘eocom! ae ‘arrive at “Washington early on Weanes. fonPator Sistoewe Cloetngn to Cebeezo rant day and Beiiay, mocnings: St 20°E'M. DAILY—For Gordonsville, Charlottes. turdays, (6 S p.m. for Riverside, eae ville, Staunton and for Richmond daily, except Boma beaten Piney Point, St. Georg Ban ‘Goan {o:cf A.M., EXCEPT SUNDAY—Parlor s‘lor car Wash- Smith Creek, and Yeocomico rivers, om Hives at wWasbington Sundays about 10 pm: ie to" Richmond and ‘Point— in effect June gui rail ne, vin Peana., eo ana P. and G. and soem ©. W. RIDLEY, Orneservalions ‘thd tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HATED. ALL Tuning, moving and shipping will receive prompt MEALS SERVED IN DfNING ‘€ARS. STA. | attention. Jel9-28tt PIANOS Mountain and Seashore. STEAM! SUB, iva dette Paes heat equaled facilities. Steamer Sue will leave every at 4 pm. Seed coe Sea Sach aber Se pe GoMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. | Wm. Knabe & Co., a incnarr. Je28-tt We SE Ts = fe make a specialty of renting ‘THB WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO, Street morthwest, and prj Sai 1110 F | Pianos for this purpose and have un- Potomac will leave 7th hart Sanday at 4 p.m. tor Baltimore and fiver landings, greedy and river accommodations strictly first-class. comission are ai rivers freight trust be prepa, Of pil the Sater ang Ter 1422 Penna. Ave. N.W. Omice, 910 Pa. are. aver ‘elephove 145. + Ate | getty OO St BY: Gow Benity ‘TELEPHONE CALL 1787, 9018-288 _ MEDICAL DR. CZARRA. NO CURE, NO PAY. SPECIALIST tn diseases of man; any complication. Weakness and special diseases cured and guara’ teed: references zixen; hours, 9 to 12, 8 to closed on Sunday." 619-621 Dr. Leatherman, Expert specialist in the cure of all special iseaves of men and women. Consultation free. Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5; Tues., Thurs. and Sat. evenings, 7 to & “002 F'n.w. “Closed on Sunday. W.R. _ Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-class and on the most rea- sonable terms. ‘Trlephooe call 240. jaT-tr AT PARK AND GROVE Summer Pleasures of Asbury Park and Wash- A Gala Week—Washingtonians Who Are Enjoying Sea Breezes. Special Correspondence of The Evening Star. ASBURY PARK, N. J., July 8, 189 The first week in July has brought in its train a host of visitors to this lively, bustling and ever attractive resort. Some of them have been only temporary par- ticipants In the city’s attractions, reckon- ing the duration of their stay within the limits of the veek. Others have come loaded with trunks and bags, which be- speak the “all-the-season” guest. Crowds, however, have ccme and gone again. The railrcad men say that ten thousand people got off at Asbury Park on the 3d of July. ‘These are largely excursionists, the itiner- ant, lunch-box laden, return-ticket visitors, who thoroughly enjoy a day at the shore, dividing their time between a cold lunch and a sea bath. The Fourth of July saw en immense crowd in town. They came from all the surrounding towns within a radius of sixty miles and put in a couple of enjoyable days here. For their enter- tainment there was no end of special feat- ures. On Saturday, the 3d, there was a ball game at the Athletic grounds In the morning. In the afternoon there were bi- cycle races and field sports at the same place, including a half-mile exhibition ride by Zimmerman, the world’s ex-champion. On Sunday patriotic services here and in the great Ocean Grove Auditorium drew thousands to a decorous and fitting ob- servance of the national holiday. On Mon- day the races and sports at the Athletic grounds continued. In Ocean Grove a splendid patriotic service, including a pro- gram of eleven numbers, was held in the morning in the Auditorium. Senator Ed- ward C. Stokes of Millville delivered a powerful and eloquent oration to an audi- ence of 5,000 persons. A choir of a hundred voices assisted. in the evening, Atlantic square was filled with 20.000 who witnessed a splendid fireworks display and listened to @ concert. At the Hotels. At the hotels, social events have been of the most enjoyable sort. The hops on Saturday evening last, which were all full Gress affairs, easily persuaded the partici- pants for the time being at least that !fe is “one continual round of pleasure.” There were never better patronized or more bril- Mant hops given than on that evening, which is largely accounted for from the fact that the boys were down from the city in ample numbers for o the Fourth and helped make the dances unusually successful. At the Brunswick, the large number of society people, many of them being from Washington, helped make the ball in the beautiful casino an event of more than ordinary brilliancy. The Coleman hop was a decided success. house, which always entertains the best class of guests, is always in the lead in socia) matters. The ball room was a veritable fairyland, and handsome gowns and graceful dancers were present in be- wildering profusion on Saturday evening last. Hops were also held at all the other big houses. Among the most successful and best attended were those at the Columbia, where an especially brilliant hop was given; also at the Fenimore, the Lafayette, the Ocean House and the Waldorf. On Sunday Bishop Newman preached to an audience of upward of four thousand people in the Ocean Grove Auditorium. William T. Smith of Iowa preached in the evening. Sunday evening concerts at the leading hotels are very popular. The Coleman and Brunswick offer an array of talent that is equaled nowhere. They both had excep- tionally fine programs last Sunday even- ing. On Monday the bicycle club of the Cole- man House tock its first run of the sea- son. ‘Ihey went to Oceanville. Several Washington people were in the party. Guests From Washingto Among prominent and well-known citi- zens of Washington who are summering here are the following: Mr. John Tweedale, chief clerk of the War Department, and Mrs. Tweedale are at the Curlew. They have been visiting the Park for the past ten years. Arthur BE. H. Middleton is a recently registered guest at the Victoria. Miss Maud Williams is one of the many attractive belles at the Westminster. At the Neptune are Mrs. Ross Thompson and children. They are down for the summer. In Ocean Grove, at the Carioliton, is Mrs. William Burris of Washington. The Columbia is entertaining Messrs. E. Olin Belt and M. Cranston. Miss A. C. Peel is recreating at the Howland House, Ocean Grove. Robert Downs Is at the Albatros, Ocean Grove. Among Ocean Grove guests who hail from Washington are Thomas G. Hensey, who is domiciled at the El Dorado, and J. Chamberlain, whose headquarters are at the Hotel La Pierre. Washington Naylor is at the Bruns- wick for the season. His wife and niece are with him. At the Brunswick is reg- istered Mr. Charles Scott. C. F. Nesbit and wife are at the El Dorado, Ocean Grove. Mr. Joseph Hayden is at the Spray View. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mertz are resting at the Brunswick. Gilbert Walden is recre- ating at the Columbia. Mrs. O. B. Boyd registered at the St. James some time ego. She will remain for a few weeks’ rest. C. B. Aiken is registered at the Brunswick. D. L. Garvey is at the Ashland. P. M. Dubant and wife are also at this house. The Albatross, Ocean Grove, is a favorite resort for Washingtonians. Rev. Wm. B. Geoghegan, Mrs. Samuel Pusey and Miss Addie Pusey are among its guests. —_.—__ Towa Republicans Enjoy Themselves. ‘The members of the Iowa Republican As- sociation, their wives, sisters, daughters and sweethearts, and a number of friends, assembled in Maccabee Hall last evening. After the short business meeting of the or- ganization was concluded a most delight- ful time was enjoyed. President W. M. Wilson welcomed the guests, and a pro- gram, comprising vocal music and recita- tions, was participated in by Miss Addie Melcher, Miss Bessie Walport, Miss Gra- bam, Mrs. Seeley, Mr. George Scott, Mr. J. L. McCreery and Miss Margaret Scott, and speeches were made by Solicitor O'Connell of the treasury and Representative Perkins of Iowa. Arrangements have been made by the association for an excursion to be given next Tuesday to Marshall Hall. ———— Bill to Enforce Judgment. Chas. H. Ross & Co. have filed a bill in equity against William Frank Renshaw and others, to enforce a judgment of 9710.64. LIFE AT “COLONIAL "BEACH Nearly All the Cottages Opened for the Season. Three Camps Already Est ished Many Visitors From Washingto at Hote! nd Bonrding i useR. Correspondence of The Evening Star COLONIAL BEACH, Va., July 8, 1897. The people who own or rent cottages are usually the first to arrive at nial Beach, and this year has been no excep- tion. Nearly all of the cottages have been opened, and the owners and their friends are whiling away the time tn the various pleasures which they know how to find here. The Campers. One of the features of Colonial Bt has always been the campers, who have done so much to keep things lively, and to see that there was plenty of fun and some to spare from one end of the summer other. The camping season, however, has not yet begun. Probably the tents and tenters will begin ‘to arrive about the mid- die of the month, although the probattl- ities are that there will be fewer campers here this year than heretofore on account of the new regulation which has been passed, forbidding the location of tents on the river front. There are, however, three camps on tha field already. Thomas Goss, Charles Tas- key, Ray Rhineburg, Harry Anderson and Alexander Licarione are camping under the name of the East Washington Pigeon Fan- clers. E. J. Nolan and C. 8. Wimsatt are the pioneers of the “Uncle Tommy Rot's Kind Kid Kolony.” They are alone for the pres- ent, but reinforcements are expected soon from the city. Camp Waycott is a pleasant camp, 1o- cated on the edge of Monroe bay. Its occu- pants, who are having a first-rate time, are the following: 8. A. Waycott, H. J. Dor- man, D, Ennis, J. Enis and Emmet Walsh The Brady place at Classie Shore, a couple of miles above Colonial Beach, has been opened for the summer. Mrs. T. J Brady is there, together with a number of friends. the Well-Known Visitors, Mrs. A. M. Weaver and family, who have been here for some days, expect to return to Washington tomorrow. Mr. D. M. Hess and his family, together with Mrs. R. D. Supple, wife of Lieut. Sup- ple of the Chicago police, are occupying the Bell cottage for the summer. John M. Taylor has just built a new cot- tage on the river front, which he will oc- cupy during the season Mr. George $. Cooper's cottage will be occupied by relatives for a week or more. It is one of the most pleasant places on the Beach. Dr. Dunbar and family are in the Stant House for the summer. The Searres cottage is occupied by Mr. Lynham and his family. Rey. F. aM. Birch and Mr. J. H. D. Smoot and family, both of Alexandria, are oc- cupying cottages. George W. Wise and family of George- town are in their cottage fcr the summer. Mrs. J. R. Johnson is in the Wilson cot~- tage for the months of July and August. Mrs. Harry Hull has recently built a new cottage, which she and her family will oc- cupy until fall. Mr. and Mrs. Frazier of Washington have purchased a cottage, In which they will spend the summer. Among other Washington people who are occupying cottages here this year are Henry Haight and family, Miss Clara N son, with her mother and sisters, Dr. P. A. Eaton and family, A. L. Kissner, Mr. and Mrs. Will Cullen, G. A. Wormelle and fam- ily, Mrs. Junemann, Mr. and Mrs. Mariam, Dr. Chapin and family, Frank Ourand and family, Mr. J. T. Chancey’s family, Mrs. Lamb and family, E. H. Weaver and fam- ily, Mrs. Rockwell, B. Burnstein and fam- ily, John Weidman and family, Dr. hon, J. H. Rawlings and fami) John ‘Thoma and family, Mr. Bennett, Frank Sharpless and family, Mrs. Smith, Charles W. Bar- rett and family, Mr. Norton and family, John Rhone and family and J. K. Pfell and family. A Yacht From Long Island. Mr. William Aman’s new steam yacht tied up at the lower pier last Thursday afternoon, after making a continuous run around from Long Island, where she was built. The yacht will be here about ten days. Mrs. T. B. Harrison arrived last Thurs- day and will spend about two months in her cottage opposite the hotel groun The following Washingtonians are now at the Sherman: Dr. Able and son, J. B. Price and son, Ver- idmore, Mrs. Skid- more, Harry Watson, Miss May W n, Frank Ashford, Mrs. J. Connell, Miss Fan- nie Livingstone Cap ain L. E. Robey and family, Mr. Col » Brown, Henry Ellwood, F. M. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. E. W Jackson and daughter, Dr. C. M. Buckey and wife, Harry S. Jones, jr, and wife, Alexander Dixon, Mrs. H. B. Smart, Geo. Fisher and wife, W. E. Auchinbaugh and others. Among those at the Shirley are W. H. Van Bibber and wife, D. Pollock and fam- ily, T. C. Easterling, Miss Hansbrough, N. P. Burnett, T. C. Hollbrook, Mrs. Vin- cent Miller and family, Miss nnie Hurley Miss Mollie Farnsworth, Miss Jessie Farns- worth, J. Mitchell, G. W. Backst Dr. D. A. Binker, F. L. Radigan, J. Radigan, Miss Hoffman, J. H. Atchison, G. lL. John- ston, Miss Rose McCall, W. L. Klemroth, Margarette Shope. M. J. O'Mealy, Mrs. M. J. O’Mealy, the Misses Katie and Jessie O'Mealy. J. Schafhirt, Fred Schafhirt, Mrs. Schafhirt. Mrs. Rebecca Stauf, Rep- resentative L. F. Livingstcne, B. F. Jordan and wife, Robert R. Hunter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harrigan, R. W. Downey and Miss Fannie Allen. At the Washington House are C. B. Keen and wife, C. H. Larry, Mrs. Notus, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Deeton of Alex- andria, E. Shelton, Thomas Dolan, John Caldwell, Francis J. Holland, Marion Duck- ett, T. T. G. Mell, jr., Joseph coe Miss Mollie Roogan of Alexandria, C. and G. R. Stoll of Alexandria. A Party for the Fourth. Representatives Crump, Buckner and Hamilton of Michigan, with a party from the capital, spent the Fourth at the Ec ington. Among others at the same place were Emil E. Holst, Rudolph Steinmetz, B. F. Russell, R. S. Akers, Charies W. Meding, E. J. Pierce, W. F. O'Brien, Den- nis Alward, Joe F. Wondrack and Mrs. Wondrack, Julius Buckner, Col. Pierce, Capt. Barnes, Mr. Smith, Mr. Lewis and Mr. Seidenspinner. Mrs. W. H. Towers and Mr. J. T. Moxley are at the Irving. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hartig spent Sunday at the same place. J. F. Glover, United States deputy mar- shal, was at Wolcott's last week. Quite a party spent the Fourth there, among whom may be mentioned F. H. Chittenden, W. P. Liggett, J. R. Young, Mr. M. M. Brown and wife, Miss J. Cramer, R. Jenkins, O. F. Glover of Alexandria, Hattle Lynch, Josiah Millard, O. C. Whittlesey of Alex- andria, M. W. Engel and family, Miss Mol- le Burns, J. Peterson, W. Nickerson, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Guilford, Mabel Inder- main, Mrs. B. F. Lynch, Lottie Miller, Charles La Fontaine, Mr. Lochran and J. E. Engel. At the Alvin are T. M. Johnson, Belle McKenzie, A. P. Gordon, Theodore Ken- Grick, A. F. McPherson, Miss Ada Wilson, Miss Susie Wilson, A. L. Jordan, W. H. Lydrick and wife, D. Roy, Mrs. Doland, F. M. Hewitt, Mr. Cushmi R. W. Rob- erts, J. B. Dabney, 8. Key, A. W. Grafton, the Misses Hodges, the Misses Hammond, David McKenzie, Mr. Rynark, Thos. Young, Albert Pate, G. Gadsdon and family and A. 8. Dolan and family. Among the Washington people at the Johnson are Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Helmerich, W. H. Mullan and family, Miss Rudder- forth, Joseph Nash, Mrs. Cumberland, the Misses Miller, E. Hopkins, J. R. Lusby, EB. L. Fridley, J. Frazier, Brady A. Sibley, J. Hartnett, C. Stearns, O. Hullings, W. C. Trew, W. Morrison, P. Morrison, M. R. and D. J. Fenwick, G. Miller, T. May, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Voigt, the Misses Murtaugh and Miss Foulty of Alexandria. At the Woodlawn are D. Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. Rich, J. Hickey, F. A. Johnson, H. Kiester and Miss Clara Geler. — To Establish a Will, . Margaret Shugrue and Julia Nash have filed a bill in equity against Johanna Con- nell and others, praying for the establish- ment of the will of the late James Fitz- gereld, the appointment of a receiver and the administration of the estate.