Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1897, Page 5

= ——— — — SUMMER RESORTS. _| __ SUMMER RESORTS. ATLA: ITY. N. J. ASBURY PARK, N. J. rough, THE YORKSHIRE. ‘Maryland ave. Sis Oe ird house f1 ch best bathing ground: 3 Bieyete serourmodarioes: Porcieck dinners; Rocma facing ocean directly i . _C. 8. Ht ONT Mar pave THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1897-12 PAGES. RAILROADS. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B STREETS. "Parlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Pittsburg. 10, M, PENNEYLVANLA CIMITED. eit ,, Smoking. and Observation SUMMER RESORTS. InN THE MOUNTAINS. A Palace in the Mountains ir areas pean mi man Dini a Care Harflaburg to Chicago. Cincinnati, Southern CxpOrUre. cuisine. ‘A MODERN HOTEL BY THE BRL. ees rival smcme_ hp gue els oe pis St, Erni Clevelapd and. Toles tat Sa ae ornticencts first-class, Hotel Columbia. A Where the ¢limate Js always cool and. in to Harrisburg. APirerms moderate. 9 Park, N. J... | amidst scesery of wondrous beayty, ite advan 1060 Off Easy TNR Pullman Parlor Write for booklet aim terms. Sea core On tee Sree eee Ryergror bathe | as. amu as home fare unequaled Car tb Ha 3 Parlor Gar Harcssurg = One Oe ae SNE JONES, Prop “ieiota estan pit ye @ TRpentane. 3.40 PM. CHICAGO AND Sf. LOUIS, URES. Kentucky ave. and beach. 100 rooms. Remodeled} Atalanta Hotel, eicneh econ ee — id ountain Housé, and ng. Cars, Harri to St. Loule, Nosh and handsomely furnished. | Special redacetcTrr, | an4 cold sea water baths in the hot i) £0. june Ist. Booklet matied. — ae ean eysi ae THE WAVERLY, HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Extensively improved. Table Spe URY rey feo 2a ens EM. Ses BRYANT. ‘he beach. The ieding botel tm Directly on the ~~ a Fespect. Elevator. Address MORGAN & PARSONS. _ COLEMAN HOUSE, Page, N. J.., directis on, the beach. Opens 2m HOTEL ALBION ATLANTIC AND MASS. AVES every convenience; appointwents and service first- we watigemeat’” WAL'R. DOLBEY, ate of wrew inanagement, sce june jevator, hot and cold baths, music, é&c. by NS SSMORE, COR. TENNESSEE AND P AF. MARGETTS, ‘Chief Clerk, Asbury’ Park, ‘D_PA- cific aves., Atlantic City, NJ. 8. 8. PHOEBUS, Vrop.. formerly of the Hygeia, Oli Point. Va. Hooking at 817 Pa ave. by Mr. J. B. Spalding. BEACH HAVEN, N. J. my29-52t a a oa ee: HE < TL AVI leside: + minutes” ik to beach; homelike family house; The Eng! id $1.50 to $2 dally; $7 tg $10 weekly; new man- Beach Haven. N. J. agement. . F. 8! Aw. 5s16-12t Matchless bay for sailing and fishing. ee SS for Mlustrated Booklet. HOTEL LURAY. myl-t17¢ ROBT. B. ENGLE, Prop. Haliways extend to ocean pavilion, directly on CAPE MAY, N. J. the Jnob- nd cool. Us boardwalk Always lreesy a1 structed ocean view. MARINE VILLA ANNEX. dyl4-tt JOSIAH WHITE & BON. Tae neceacer ce cape 3 THE STANLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA AVE., NEAR ‘Having “teven’ the Puthanr tettume- te connec: the beach; capacity 200; all modern improve: | goo" with the Marine Villa Ampex, I'am now pre- pared to recett former patrons. dyl4-1m GEORGE MeLAUGHEIN: Tam Dot managing the Marine Villa this oum- am not managing mer. Gy15-12t) MARINE VILLA, CAPE MAY. N. J. For {ilustrated album address Mrs. JOHN M. ROGERS, ae telephone 2, Owner and Manager. ry HOTEL LAFAYETTH — DIRECTLY ON THE = beach. Electric lights, elevator and all rements. Long-distance Telephone No. 9. Rates, + $1 week al up. Sedt Per Gays HIS Der eS SRARY & CO. Mrs. F. HALLENBECK. 23D SEASON. The Waldorf. Ne York First class in every de- ae and upwards per week. H. E. WRIGHT. THE DUFFINGTON._ROMELIKE. 20 80. MIB- the beach. ‘Tera $7 tg $10 pet week pred 3 . § t : 2 MARES of Lancaster, eee Jy10-39¢ a formerly, ¢f | THE BREXTON, CAPE MAY, N. J. Se ar. ive-tt | THE Oived ad renovated.” Near the | beach. NE NUTTALL, 162 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE., plarzas And sun parlor. ‘Terms moderate. eiiactie Glas J.; second Rouse from teach: | _ap2ftosel J._A. MYERS, pe be [ay A ne te SEA CREST INN, CAPE MAY. RAR, Mrs. M. A. ATKINSON of Wasuington, | "Ocean front; ‘near Penta. B.R. station; good AS table; terms moderate. THE EDISON— iyZ-Im L._R, MADDOCK. ‘Sea end ot Elevator to street = THE ALDINE. DECATUR ST. AND COLUMBIA are.; renovated. Michigan ave. level; rates moderate. Write for terms. dy3-tt J.C. COPELAND. enlarged and Cuisine excellent. yim GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. t wit en. Soap ely jyz2ee xe THE “WETHERILL, KENTUCKY AVE. AND 3 400; homelike family _bouse; beach; egy ety, 308: he adres 1.50 t : Special we eatteal” Mes HY. MOYER. Syl-26t bree att bate, surf ba M. COLLOTY. NEW MOUNT VERNON, CAPE MAY—NE furnished: directly on’ beach; trolleys pass door. bathing; + TUDOR HALL. jonas Formerly of Carlton. Sea cod South Caron Ht THOMAS, TE COL ONES ones MAY. Full Ocean, View. ements, Electric Lights. mm Appolntmen Jersm: “SS. n. cBURCH. STOCKTON WOTEL, 4080-26 Formerly of Baltimore. HOTEL ALDINE, NEAR THE BEACH. SPECIAL ‘accommodations for cyclists. for amateur dark room Sere ‘booklet. hotographers. + ae WD. BASTSIAN. _ SOUTH CAROLINA AVE- of Pacific avenue, corner ‘Atlantic City, Nv 3. Mire. ME SUTER, Proprietor. Also The Cape May, N. J. Aibaty, Philadelphia. Je30-2m* P. H. 8. CAKE, Manager. HOTEL LA FONTAINE, OCEAN END KENTUCKY | Booking office, Hotel Normandie, where plans of ntments cuisine the house can be seen and reservation of rooms modern {mprovements. Special weekly rates, HOTEL STICKNEY, Kentucky ave.; 100 from elevator. 14. 28-4tf HOTEL HECKLER (FORMERLY NORMANDIE), comer Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues, Atlan- tie City, N. J. -Open all the year. Je28-60> HENRY EC ENNHURST—OCEAN END Atlantic City, N.J.; electric elevator to level. Send for illustrated HORACE M. CAKE. OCEAN GROVE, N. J. The Wilmington. A roomy, comfortable house, near the ocean. Large vatandas. Excellent fable. Reasonable Special terms during July. Prise a9 Mrs. WHYTE. AKE, N. J. Y-THE-SEA, £PRING N. J., opens for the season June 12, $y3-26t a opeR. K. LETCHWORTH. The Allaire, 2*" 11th season: remodeled and a heneo2m 4 ty, N.J. Elevator. Newly fur- bly renovated and "new man- GOULD. Je2S-tt RAND ATLANTIC HOTEL. int Bew hotel. inia ave. and the Gl An ek and — WESTERN EXPRESS.—Pultman Sleep- CRESSON SPRINGS, PA. Chicago and Harrisburg to ir to tshurg, —s Cleveland. Car to Chi 5 Main live Penua, R. B.; 102 miles east of Pitts | 7.10 PM. SOUP WESTHEN —Pullman Durg; top of All roountains. _ Cars Washington to Pit: and Har- 3 Louis and Cincinnati. NE 26. For ciycalars and information regarding rates, adareas f. P. McWILLIAMS, Supt. © mey1-tot ont ALTO, ALLEGHANY SUMMIT; zp ce bigh; most desirable resort; exceedingly health- 2S ome syneresy nok low-rates; vin = and ville, W. Va.” oe 5 Hescaee risburg to Bt. |. Dining Car. 10.40 ‘PM. Bide EXPRESS.—Pullman EiSeping 1.50 A.M. for Kane, , Rochester and Naga, abe", asap Eta noe A.M. for ira Re o ‘enove daily, except yp For Lock Haven and Williamsport dally, 8. MI. 7.10 P.M. for Williamsport, Rochester, Buffalo and BOLIVAR HEIGHTS HOTEL, Niagara Falls daily, except Saturday, with Sleep- HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA. Jog “Car Washington to Bnifalo. | * 1,800 feet high; dancing, boating, bathing, fish | Yat oa, sip ors a AGS SEE Jogi satletaction guaranteca. Apply early. foe pains cay: ui pee £ ington to Roc! a HANY MOUNTAINS — MOUNTAIN LAKB | FO) lotel, Mtn. Lake Park, Md., main line B. and 0. eater. Te YORK AND THE R. R.; no staging; out. fe; boating, excur- rogram. 4.00 P.M. “CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED," dally, flons, ‘bicycling. ~ Chautauqua ‘Address Parlor Cars, with Dining Car from Baltimore. ALek, 8 BRADFORD. jyl-im fo tae an), 00, gon 10.00 HOTEL ALLEGHENY, EAGLES MERE, PA, from Wi ‘The most delightful summer and health resert | BUngtan) A.M, 18-40, 8.15, 4-20, 6.50, 10,00 and in Pa. ton, 2,200 ft. tt rates for a A770 (Dining Car), 8.00, Septembet. Open all the year. for booklets SM, ~ and rates. J VAN BUSKIRE. jyt0-im 10.00 aud 1135 P.M. HILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA— ‘This jar we ond 5.40 P.M. is Satisfaction r= daily. For ton, fatecd. “Dancing faping, boating: fevegraph in change, 7.50 A.M. week days and ‘4.: P.M. . Apply early for rooms. T.'8. LOV a daily. ee For Baltimore, 625, 1-00, 7.50, 8.00, "00,8 T T For itt *,, 6.25, 7.00, 7.50, 9,00, GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, HARPER'S FRRRY, | P25 50, 11.00 At, 1215, 12-46, 12.50, S01, S18, jue ‘Ridge tata, 20 min. drive from depot. | 8-40 (4.00 Limited), 4.20, 4.36, 6.40, 6.15, 6.50, Beet recent eae Sze tri | Ga AS ti tad Th Pi Se Hcteal water: conveyances mieet: traian, 5, 115, ‘S01, $48, 8.40 (4.00 Limited), 430, fori cirealar myit-om | B06. 16. 8.60, 110, 10,00, 1080 ane ASRS ET _Mt. View House. ea po es rel ere : daily. excopt Sanday. Sundays, 9.05 AM. One +f the best G places of resort in the entire | For Annapolis, 7.00, 9.00 A.M., 12.15 and 4.20 P.M. Tange of the Allegheny meprtains is the Mountain | daily, excep! days, 9.00 AM. and View House at Aurora, W. Va. The air is pure, .20 P.M. the scanery fe grand beyond compare, the accom- | Atlantic Coast Iine—Express for Florida and potnts Modations are fi-st-class in every t, and, | on Atlantic Const Line, 4.20 A. 3.46 P. furthermore, th: rates are exceedingly reason-| daily; Richmond only, 10.57 A.M. ‘week days: able. For particulars address JOHN A. LANTZ, | Atlanta fal, via Richmond and Seaboard Air Proprietor, Aurora, W. Va. Jy8-1m Accommodation for Quantico, 7.45 A.M. dally ys. “THE LOCK WOOD.” HAMPER'S VERRY, W. vay CEES SS Sire SEASHORE CONNECTIONS. frst Le Sroprictors* myrSme | For Atlantic City (via Delaware River Bridge, all- Venn opereloe Ses my tem rail route), 11.00 A.M., 3.15 and 11.85 P.M. THE SUMMIT HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, daily; via Market Street’ Wharf, 9.00 A'M. (Gat Va., will be open for guests June 12, ‘v7. For | urdays onls), 10.00, 11.00 A.M. and 12.45 PM. ¢ireulary and further information, address Miss | week days, 11.35 P.M. dalis. Sundays only, M. J. BAKER, Clerk. References’ exchanged. 12.15. P.M. myi0-8m* Serie, For Cape Say, 10-00, 11.00 A-M., 12.45 P.M. week MeDOWELL HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W, V. pia Peay ele Ce & ‘Ticket officer, corner 15th and G streets, and at Moderate’ price et BE eDOw ELE the station, th and, B Streets, Where orders can ¥20- = left for the checking 1 eage lestination oe Proprietor. | from hotels and residences. K J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. R. WOOD, AN 9 General Manager. General Pass. Agent, Oakland, Bd. BALTIMONH AND OHIO RATLROAD. Under new and <apable ma nt. Si: lule in effect June 5, e from Washington without change of cara. 7 "Ur | Leave Washington from tion coracr of New Jersey avenue and Northwest, Vestibuled Limited is_well-known hotel, on the crest of the Alle- Th gbanfes, bas been repainted, renovated and electric | ¢,F0r, Thicago, at lights added throughout. Will open Sune 18. ‘Unaur. True, Ciscecnatie Gtatietsbais niadlanepoielame: paseed as a pleasure at eulth rescrt “4 vy CFor tustrated booklet, diagram of rooms and | Pres, 31:45 1 Fecal ualted as: S pa forms apply to George A. “Mills & Son, Oakland, | “se itteburg and Cleveland, Express dally, ue :50 p.m, my10-14tf | 10:00 am. and m1. == | "For Columbus, Toleto and Detrolt, 11:30 p.m. For Winchester and way stations, 18:00, 11:45 PIANOS AND ORGANS. am, {5:30 pm. For New Srieans, Memphis, Birmingham, Chat- tarooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Roanoke, 11:20 Droop'’s Music Store, Pps ayy Peeping. Coes earonah or Laray, 8:46 pam, datly. beetles ae eg For Baltimore, Week aeya, 5:00, x 39:80, x1 7:80, 18:00, 8:30, 19, 212:40, A CHICKERING Plano; superb upright; rearly new; ebonized case. Price, $250; easy monthly payments. B. F. DROOP & SONS, 925 Pa. ave. dy23 30 a.m., 12:10 and :35. p.m. 11:45, 4:30, Second-Hand Pianos. A second-hand Piano rebuilt as we do them, 1s almost Itke brand new; new strings and new action and finely polished. We have sev- eral on hand now, and offer them for less than 2. ton Junction and way Ws ints, 8:00 beach, Atlantic City, NJ. Luxuriously appointed any other firm would ask for them—$5 a| 4, mt 4.39, p-m. week days. ‘am, 1B Every modern convenience. Passenger elevator 0 month pays for one. Sondare, aie Se street. aut! suites, ving two a For Ba; idge, weel 5 ™., 4:1 m. windows each. Many with baths attached. The Froating ocean near lake. First-class in every D G Pfeiffer & Co Sundays, 0:35 fin. 1:90 and Bid Ra Dp. ferms are reasouable. Write for Booklet. showing . Modern conveniences. ae - UU. ey KOYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND hotel, diagram of city, ete. Coach meets Je18-f,0,w,2m Ss. - §F ie PHILADELPHIA, fe PEC CE CT SEASIDE—JERSEY COAST. 417 11th St. N. W. ue ‘Philadelphians Sew Work. Bantae tnd the iy2- elphia,, It Z & 3y23-20tf Opposite Star Butlding. East, week days, ‘7:05, 8:00, 10:00 a.m., 32:00, Pacific and Arkansas aves. | HOTEL MAYBERRY, OCWAN CITY, N. J., COR. cee a he 1 "i OSBORNE, frit, 233 Aah tee ga | POTELD Westley aver Unebetracted seen Got: | ONE OF MY BOAMDERS UNEXPECTEDLY MOV- 2: islaeplig Cae were et Ie Oe fo $15, weekly. "Bus at depot. Elevator. Mrs 8. | Culaine ang service of the best. Appointments | ing to the west has left her elegant. upright | (01.2 OO” ay 12:40 Dinine at) 3. OSBORN! 2m complete. 6. H. MAYBERRY, Prop, _my2-2m* | plano with me to.sell. It ts almost rand new; | 3:00, Bion Dining Cary 10h tigen net weg ALBEE ESD OOREAGBE SEASIDE—NEW_HNGLAND. at Se RUS | goes JO grew hgaleaa faite tor Balle ‘ave. near beac . I. W , 8:00 p.m. 4 ences; location is juffet Parlor Cars on ali day trains. ceumalt #4 ee Pius nas anes Gee nec week oa SPRING HOUSE, atablished 1842, For Atlantic City, 1:05. 10/00 a.m., 12:00 noon, ; excellent table and fiz jn ans Hab DU Ge hip perfectly recuperating as life on shiphoa Pioneer Hotel on the island; 20 acres beaut! tui lawn, and driving; exccllent bathing; two eonce-ts daily; owns the celebrated springs (which frst attracted visitors to ‘showing hotel, guests. New management. J. P. OOPE Bew's HOTEL ne PLINOIS AVE AND BEACH. ‘doubt finest modera omnes tay cats appointment, includ! elevator, hot water baths’ tn the house, Perfect service. the Island). Montank Steamboat Line direct from can and plans. RICHARD BEW. New York. B. B. MITCHELL, Proprietor. Je21-30t be Je15-2m-10 SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. PLEASANT PLACE TO SPEND YOUR VACATION; good country board; free sailing, fishing. Go to GARRATT'S, Piney Point, Md. Call for carriage at wharf. Terms reisonable. WALNUT POINT HOTEL, OOAN RIV Bear the mouth of the Potomac; rates, The Maryland, New York ave., near the beach., Atlantic Cit Je21-52t F. 8 OREM, Proprietor. BRADY HOUSE, 2 22s: handsome rooms; good table; garden lawn; rates niod.; booklets free. JAMES BRADY. "joist 1» NJ. coat 3 $6 and r week; take steamer Potomac, THE FORTESCUE; OCEAN END OF ARKANSAS | fat'of Anovsuhth, adds, eee ote ave.; on the beach two squares from Reading wart, Va. rm Cepot: American and is Selt-2m 3. FORTESCUE. The Gables, KS) Qoean City, Md. Terms, $6, $7, $10 per week. oe BER SHIRE INN. 800. Seam Mrs. MASSEY, pe of Colonial, seenger elevator to street. Full vlew of ocean. | SANDERSON'S HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS, MD.—LARGE Write for terms and Booklet, #! hotel, &e. roums; modern conveniences; abundant table: 'G. FRAN COPE, boating, bathing. fiahing; $5 pet week upward. Late of Kenilworth Inn and Grand Atlantic Hotel. | W. SAND! Prop., formerly Congressional Jjes-45t Hotel, Washi 20-tf BWANN’S—OPEN JULY 1, 1807._BEAUTIFULLY situated on the lower Potomac river, In full view of Piney Point Hotel; good accommodation and HOTEL METROPOLE Ocean and -New York ave. FRANK H. STAMM, Of Wheeling, W. Va. ‘THE ETRATFORD. Qorner Kentucky ave. Directly on the Beach, with fall view of ocean from every room. JeS8-52t table; plenty shade, sail boats free to guests; dathing.” dabiog crabbing; daily mails from See Star for Potomac river and on premises. le Conveyance meets every Large "sun a parior overlooking Boardwalk. tor; sanitary dae Ee EE lumbing. Rates, $1 to $4 per day. European pla Site ‘attached. sel-52t 2 STATES CAPACITY 500. OPENS JUNE 22. TERMS MODERATE. _iel-tt J. R. PALMER, PROPRIETOR, THE ELBERON, OOR, TENN, AVE. AND PACIFIC ; §T to Potomac, Sue or Arrowsmith, all’ of whlch stop at Adams’ wharf. See Evening Star for sailing ours: Address AD. BROS., St. George's Ie land, St. Mary's county, Md. Seeeime SPRINGS AND BATHS. formerly of Miller Cottage. HOTEL RICHMOND, KENTUCKY AVE, 80 YDS. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, from beach. Elevator to ground floor.’ Appoint: : ments and cuisine of the highest standard. Doubling Gap, pel dome THE ORIOLE—202! PAGIFIC AV: 0} and near the beach. Open all the year. $7 to $9 per week. 428-52 C._T. BUZBY. of Baltimore. D. Via C. V. B. R., Newville, Pa. An ideal mountain health and pleasure resort. Dry climate. Medicinal waters. Refined en- virmament ‘Terms, it. Fifty-frst year. Te and post office at hotel. For terms ant’ iferbeacea ctreuiars ‘address GEORGE ALBERT FREYER, 3c5-8m Owner and Manager. Bedford Springs Hotel, JEDFORD, PA. The Carlsbad of America. Will open June £5. with increased attractions. Que of the most naturally attractive resorts in : \TTEN, Formerly of the Lakewood. near the beach; steam beat; sun ; all modern conveniences. 28t D. KNAUER. HOTEL ATGLES, Michigan_ave. uear beach. Firet-class family house. Steam heat. $6 to $14 week. for | America. Located amid the grandest scenery, with _Dooklet.——_(nib3-1301) LE -_ | ite Springs of curative waters, it is a health-giving 7 as well a delight! summer ne. ‘or o Hotel Imperial & Cottages. | s.7<t. Aa 3. ALSIP, Sanager: Maryland ave.and Faplanade, Full ocean view trom my22-3m° z ide three-story porches. A x mily house, Y Pith moderate’ prices. “Every comfort and conren-| ROCK ENON SPRINGS. fence for 250 guests. Large rooms, artesian water. R WIN AL Appointments and culsine of the highest standard. CHESTER, V. HOTEL NOW OPEN. For circulars send to A. 8. PRATT & SONS 3y3-tf Washington, D.'C., or Rock Enon, Va. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINCS,VA. $2 to $3 per day; $10 to $i8 per week. family aud season rates. G. W. KENDRICK. mbo2-15 THE CLARENDON, Fizginia avenue near beach. Appointments and service excellent. Terms NEAR WARRENTON, FAUQUIER 00. Feasonable. __(ms15-3m)__ M.D. NEDIAN. ‘The most perfectly equipped health and pleasure ATLANTIC resort in the south. es to sult the times. HOTEL st. CHARLES. Magnificent scenery. Water unsurpassed in dys- Finest Hotel on the coast. . dropsy and nervous troubles. Send fur tly on the beach. ustrated circulars. Address Salt and fresh water in every bath. PROPRIETOR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Reduced rates for May, June and September. JeP0-co28t__ Near Warrenton. Fauquier Co., Va. me ZAes BY REILET, Cot na Proprietor. | Buena Vista Spring Hotel, EREELEY. Blue Ridge Mountains. este rom boardwalk. Ocean Dry atmosphere; pure water; elevator: steam Ste. Elevator. from" sereslece Spreit eee heat? ail madera tpreramenta, Open abe 10 rates. 6 o'clock dinners. JAMES & Ez 4 property’ now offered for at this de- mb30- 1201-5. tial ca = ay to M. os SS SS .. \OTEL Read st., » OF x [> at cara are ‘ana pete Se NX, 808 11th st.. Washington, D.C. 1-8m jome comfer reasons! ECHWEISFORT, Formerly on Boardwalk. © 4" Carroll Springs Sanitarium ——_ HOMEOPATHIC INETITUTION.—Situated in the Park place one eeace Seesctte Park. zie fous Wasbligion: 400 Sut anaes city: The newest hotel. Lacation eelect. Sales ai Sater 8 Spepeieayrats and. thove de Sree, Geibio aS ceown.” tention. given to diets WELL. _ freratc teetment, For cieular addres G. He IQTEL, MT. VERNON, PACIFIC ete WRIGHT, M.D., Forest Glen, Ma. jy2i-Im® gous lak © voditar ait wine | Chalybeate Springs Hotel, yeo-tt Strasburg. (Va. | Close to mountain, B.A, etele- Matic oe ee ae ‘A. P, McINTURFF. Overlooka the esas welt Eiieaaait eo section, of this IN THE MOUNTAINS. 150 ep ix. Peer. |GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL, iB STRATH-HAVEN- OCEAN END OF KEN- [aa Fido wethiy. Si. Maken & OO.” “See? PEMBROKE, N. beach; ments service excellent; = ¥ epecial satan’ Seg Seenttes, © shag? Sn otter pores 12:40 and m. week days. 12:40 p.m. Sundays. pe +, 12 noon. fExcept Sunday. ‘Daily. {Sunday only. trains. Express . Baggage called for and checked from hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left st ticket offices, 619 Pennsylvania avenue n.w., New York uverue and 25th street, and at Depot. WM. M. GREENE, D. B. MARTIN, Gen. Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic, “WITHOUT A STIBFE, craves Ss WILL BUY A FULL SIZED {Le eS eee STEINWAY WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON FROM &TATION, 18% STREET AND PA, AVE. —in perfect condition. We have a number of other Iu effect May 9, 1897, bargains taken in exchange. For Alexandria (week days), 6: 200, 8:30 ex., 0:00, 9:50, 10: StieffPiano Warerooms 521 Eleventh St. N. W., Near F. a.m., 12. 12:20, 1:15, 8:00'ex., 8:30, 4:00 ex. (Opposite Moses’). 4: ex., 5:40, 6:05 ex., 6:45, 7:00, tage. erankin: (Suday only) xandria (Supday only): 10:80, 11:00), 11:80 a ty 42500, 1:80, 2:00, 3:30, 3: 3 88, Sy17-28d_ ONE EXCELIENT SQUARE PIANO, cash and $8 per month. One nice upright, $85 cash. $145—§5 HUGO, WORCH, For ‘Mount. Vernon and Way Stations (Sunday Pi rod pecker’ eanceacsebigoeateantse oni) Ariingt eee 200, 400 5. ae janos mor s r Arlington juedue’ 6 (we 2 paired. Sy17-84 | 8:00, 8:90, "9:00, 10:05, 11°00 1145 win 1205, X 2b, 18, 05, 2:40. 8:00, 8:30, 4:00, 4:18, 5:20, For Arlington and Aqueduct _ Bri nds only): 8:00,°9:00, 10:00 10:80" 11:00,°11:90 wan, 12:00 noon. 1: ), 1:00, 1:30, 2: 2:30, 8:00, 8:30, 4:00, 4:30, 5:00, 5:80, 6:00, 6:30, 7:00, 8:00 p.m. Bi ‘hecked free for holding firat- P] A NOS S cum cfu at station. Bicycles, 5 cents exch. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. 9 al aoe in ettee Jaly i. ah trains and t vania pas- Unequaled for Tone, Touch, senger Mate ee a = 2: AL wile, Charlotte Durability and Workman | ani way stations.” Coosects St Nanasesh for Beets z burg, urg apd Staunton, dally except ship. Sunday, and at 1; mchburg with the Norfolk and 5 Western dally, and with the Ohesapeake nad Oito . daily for the Natural Bric nd Lexington. “15 A.M.—Daily —THE UNITED STATES FAST m nabe Co MAIL, Garrtes Pullman Buffet Sleepers, New York © =) end West ton to 7 leo map waiting G Salis. ‘allman Bleey 1422 Pa. Ave. N.W. prings, “N. ©.; Knoxville, Chatianogn and Nash: le, ‘Tenu., and TELEPHONE CALL 1787. = = jyi0-28a Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper New Orleans, connecting at Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis. Solid train Washington to New Or- it change. Sunset Pe ‘Conducted ersonally h Sleeper on this train Wednesday to San P.M.—Local OCEAN TRAVEL. TICKETS TO AND FROM BUROPH BY ALL lines at lowest rates. BROSNAN’S OLD EURO- ‘rancisco without change. Front Boyal, Strasburg and ‘Sunda; xcept al PHAN PASSENGER AGENCY, 612 9th gt. n.w. RsHCGRsS AND sours. a Pullman Vestibul Dining Cars and D: American Line. Goaches. Pullman Sleepers New Vek to Nashvlii New York-Southampton (London-Paris) Twin-screw U. S. Mail Steamships. Sailing every Wednesday, rs Tenn. via Asheville, Knoxville and. Chattanooga! New York to Tampa, via Charlotte, Columbia. Sa: Yanna, ang, Jacksonvilley and New York em oa Ne is, 3 -July 28, 10 am) St. Paul...Aug. 25, 10 am Bia Atlanta and Montgomery. Vestibuled Day -Aug. 4, 10 am|St. Louls..Sept. 1; 10 am h hilt to At South ‘AGE sf Jo am purge’ “Seb 2 18 Am | Coach Wasidngton to Atlanta, Southern Rallway Dining Car Greensboro’ to Montgomery. TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVES: iy 3 -Aug. 18, 10 am! St. Paul. .Sept. 15, 10 am Red Star Line. 45 pm. daily creept Sunday. and xoonmnaXE YORK TO ANTWERP, Se ene paeoete Returning, e at Wasi Beet and 8:40. p.m. daily and 8:00 IN In Sunday,. from Round Hill, 7:06 WESTERNLAN Sunday, from Herndon, 8:84 INTERNATIONAL NA’ NY, -| day, from q & by Piers 14 and 15, North River. es bh frais from the south arrive at Wash- Ofice, @ Bowling Green, N. Y. | ington, 6:42 a.m., 2:20 p.m. and 9:25 Pm. daily, GEO, W. MOSS, ‘Agent, Harrisonburg, 12740 and g126 p.m. daliy.” except wh22-6m 921 ‘Penn, sve. Sunday, and 8:80 a.m. daily trom Charlotteavitle Si cet lee} . an - ees Sea LLoxp tion fu: atahed st cid oat and i300 Pennsylvania PLYMOUTH LONDON, BREMEN. fin” ""W: A. GREEN General Supt Lahn, .Tu.,July 27, 1) am) Trave.Tu.,Aug. 17, 10 am J, M. CULP, ‘Trafie Manager. BR A tal aie dae 3 Se TASER, Se Rt a e NGaERBOURG, PARIS BREMEN °° | 398 = a= : GHESAI).4.€@ AND OHIO RAILWAY. THROUGh iE GRANDEST |SCENERY OF AMERICA. ALL TRAINS VESTIBULED, ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STHAM ‘HEATED. ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING’ CARS. 8TA- TION SIXTH AND B STREETS. Schedule in effect May 16, 1897. Sat..Aug. 21, 19 am | Aller.Sat..Sept. 4, 10 am Spree seWviN SCREW TSBSENGES REE TIONS SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, BREM) 2:20 P.M. DAILY—Cinc: 4 Louls Ems..... Ai 10 Avg. 10 am | si—solid oe ee ee Spe- pe. ‘to = Py eee GREEN. to Cincinnati, Lex! uisville, Indianapolis jezoty Agent for Washington. Ft at. cic without charge, Parlor gars, Gincio- ot French Line. 10. P.B. all th, ‘and fl ¥ Lexington Loutevs ie without Boe pines 2, Connection tor the Springs. Observs- Potrot. 7, 40 a.m. . Sleepers Cincinnatt to Chicago and -ASSAG! Kew York” 2:20 P.M. DAILY—For Charlottes. Paris, oan onary ail steinre zene Staunton and for ieiomod daily, exceot ing. charges Pastor car weet ie oxtra during wae | Sa | AM. BECEPT SUNDAY—Parlor car, Wash- Ger, t, Gereral mond Sra Ca hc El ipieainteeltab ie = Pe Tet -and 142i Peunattyone peenues eas ee api?-34 General Passenger ; J. EB, BATES, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDI. | === — ‘tor, Room $7, Wasb. Loan & Trust —Bpecial | J. T. W. SONS, 204 19TH ST. N.W—CAR- sccouuts of Dusinaas houses acct Pigva | Points Bi elies, Genes ueiee tee gelz-te ply Roofing Material. ° eel STORM AT YOUNGSTOWN Lightning Kills Oarl Mayer and Stans His Sweetheart. Great Damage Done by Flood—Nar- row Escape of Sightscers on a Bridge. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, July 23.—The storm which struck this city and vicinity at 7 o'clock last night was very disastrous in its results. Carl Henry Mayer was struck by lightning and instantly killed, while his sweetheart, who stood near, was badly shocked. The Mahoning river rose two feet in an hour and washed away several bridges; Crab creek, an insignificant stream, rose fifteen feet in an incredibly short space of time, doing great damage in the lower por- tions of the city. Houses were washed from their foundations, and men, women and children were rescued from second- story windows, a bath tub being used in lieu of better craft. Pleasure Resort Wiped Out. Squaw Creek Park, a pleasure resort near this city, was practically wiped out of ex- istence. Trains are beginning to move after twelve hours’ delay. It is estimated that the loss in this city alone will approach $100,000. The storm was local, in many respects resembling a cloudburst, the people being given little warning. Narrow Escape From Death. A great loss of fe was narrowly averted at the Spring Common foot bridge. Men, women and children insisted upon remain- ing to watch the angry waters below in spite of the fact that the structure was un- safe. Finally two policemen, with drawn with particularly quickly—two for ioe made newly little, so as to IMPORTED CHEVIOT SUITS _ REDUCED _ REDUC $33 By all means come in and see the \ goods, you'll be sure then to order. A particularly nice line of suitings pleasing prices, sell them one is about the value we’re giving as compared with others. “‘New Era’’ Tailors, 906 F Street. clubs, cleared the bridge, and none too soon, for a few seconds later the bridge was swept away. Reports from the rural districts show that the farmers suffered greatly. In Trumbull county fifteen barns were struck by lightning and burned. Crops were de- stroyed and buildings generally damaged, but no loss of iife is yet reported. AQUEDUCT BRIDGE REPAIRS. Col. Allen’s Report to the Chief of Engineers. In a special report to the chief of engin- eers, Col. Charles J. Allen, in charge of Potomac river improvements, gives the following account of the repairs of the Aqueduct bridge across the Potomac river: “In compliance with Senate resolution, | January 21, 1838, an examination of the piers of this bridge was made with the aid of a diver. A report in detail of tae examination was rendered June 21, 189%, and on the 17th of July, following, an esti- mate of the cost of repairs was submitted. By act of August 17, 1894, an appropriation of $51,070 was made for the repairs. Un- der this appropriation piers 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 and $ were repaired by means of Portland cement concrete in bags, placed by a diver, and the repair of pier No. 4 was made by means of a cofferdam, within which new masonry was laid in a large eroded cavity t the upstream end of the pier. — This work was completed in August, 1895. ‘As the work of repairs proceeded it was found that the old masonry of the pier, which was built about 1838, had not been started from solid rock, and that part cf it was of poor quality. There was also a crack in the masonry extending nearly throughout the entire height of the pier. It was decided that it would be necessary before long to remove the defective mason- ry in the remainder of the pier and replace it by masonry of proper quality founded on the solid rock. The existing approptia- tuon was insufficient for this purpose, and it was therefore necessary to ask a further appropriation. As the cofferdam would be needed for the proposed work it was pur- chased from the contractors upon com- pletion by them of their work in 1895. The unexpended balance of the appropriation, amounting to $4,600.30, was covered into the treasury. “A full report and estimate of the cost of removing all the old masonry of the pier from the coping down to the bottom and rebuilding from the bottom up was‘ren- dered under date of November 30, 1895. The cost was estimated at $65,000, which sum was appropriated for reconstruction of ‘pier No. 4, by act of Congress of June 8, 1896. A contract for the work of re- construction of that pier was made with the Houston Construction Company of Philadelphia, Pa., May 17, and approved May 28, 1897. The total estimated amount of the contract is $20,000. “The contractors commenced work on the 28th of May, and by the close of the fiscal year had most of their plant in position on the cofferdam; had made some progress in quarrying stone at their quarry, which is on the east bank of the Potomac, and about three miles above Georgetown; anc had done sume work toward putting in re- pair the false work for supporting the spans adjoining pier 4, and also the cof- ferdam. “Ovher work during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1897, consisted in some slight, necessary repairs, by hired labor, to the cofferdam. The amount expended during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1897, was $1,446.48." —___- e+ Entertaining Program. Minneheha Lodge initiated one new mem- ber Tuesday evening, the chairs being filled by officers, as follows: 8. W. Russell, C. T.; Mise Nannie T. Daniel, V. T.; Mrs. A. N. Canfield, chaplain; R. A. Dinsmore, P. C. T.; A. N. Canfield, M., and Miss Lolo El- wood, D. M. Among the visitors were Mr. J. F. Culver, past grand chief templar of the Grand Lodge of the state of Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Frear and Mrs. and Miss Bryson of Perseverance Lodge. Representatives Canfield and Dinsmore mede interesting reports the last meeting of the Anti-Saloon 1. Mr. Stewart and Mrs. V. F. Swearingen won the first two prizes for the best writ- ten of essays from skeleton forms present- ed by Chairman H. F. Smith. Chief Tem- plar Russell read an original essay. Mr. Culver delivered an entertaining address descriptive of the marked benefits from prohibitory law in Kansas. ‘The lodge was alco entertained with vocal duets by Mr. and Mrs. Frear, and with vocal solos by Mrs. Carrie Smith. Minnehaha Lodge will receive a visit next Tuesday evening from Friendship Lodge. —_——— For Sale of Diseased Meat. Otto Smith, a clerk for Anton Lully, do- ing business on Louisiana avenue north- west, was today fined $20 by Judge Mills for selling unsound meat. The fine was paid by Mr. Lully. Mr. J. R. Mothershead, an inspector of the health department, wes the prosecuting witness. The inspector tes- tified that Monday last a lady who hed purchased a piece of meat at Mr. Lully’s store brought it to the health office and made complaint that it was unsound, which, upon examination. proved to be co} rect. Tne meat was taken back to the store by the lady, who received the sum of _ GREAT DEMAND FOR VESSELS. Scarcity of Tonnage at Philadelphia and Southern Ports. PHILADELPHIA, July 23.—The demand for vessels in all lines of foreign and coast- wise trade continues, and rates are ad- vancing because cf a scarcity of tonnage. Railroads are said to be blocked with coal for ceast ports and vessels arriving with cargoes aré being discharged on their ar- rival quicker than ever before. Steamers for grain continue in good demand for July, August and September loadings. For Avgust loading the British steamship Boyne was yesterdsy chartered to load 11,000 quarters of grain at this port, at 3 shillings and sixpence per quarter, to Cork for or- ders, and the Mathew Bedlington was en- gaged at 3 shillings 7% pence per quarter for September-October loading. The Brit- ish steamship Imperial Prince, now in port, was also chartered to load for Cork for or- ders, at 3 shillings and 3 pence. There is also a demand for vessels to load cotton at southern ports for Liverpool, Havre and Bremen. Train loads of wheat and corn are being hurried from the west to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Newport News to make way for the new crop, part of which is being forwarded for shipment on foreign account. —~—.__ DEATH OF A NOTED CRIMINAL. Charles A. Ketchum, With Many Aliases, Dies at Michigan City. CHICAGO, July 23.—News is received here of the death of Charles A. Ketchum, alias Kalston, alias Dick Wilson, in the Michigan City, Ind., penitentiary, by the bursting of a blood vessel. Ketchum was well known in this city as a forger and confidence man. He was only fourteen years old when he commenced his criminal career in Louisville. In 182 he was engaged as an express messenger by the Adams Express Com- pany, his run being from Cincinnati to Nashville. In November he is said to have robbed the company of $25,000 by substi- tuting brown paper for money. Returning to Chicago he committed many forgeries in the Maxwell street Police dis- trict, and the police of that station still carry warrants for him for passing bogus checks on verious retail dealers. When he learned detectives were searching for him he left Chicago’ and went to Indian- apclis, where he robbed a jeweler of a tray of diamonds. For this he was sen- tenced to five years in the Michigan City, Ind., penitentiary. Before Ketchum died he said to have made a complete con- fession of his criminal career to part, Warden A. W. Sutton. pe. — COAT FOR LEADEN CARTRIDGES. Reported Important Discovery Made by Two Missouri Scientist: SPRINGFIELD, I11., July 23.—Charles W. Bates, a chemist, and Edward Jerry, @ surveyor of this city, have discovered @ secret solution by which they coat leaden cartridges, rendering them superior to steel cartridges. The ordinary leaden cart- ridges when used in the Krag-Jorgensen rfle have been found to be too soft and the lead has clung to the barrel of the rifle until the barrel was finally clagged and the steel cartridges, which have suc- ceeded the lead ones, have eventually torn the barrel. These cartridges do neither. Messrs. Bates and Jerry succeeded in procuring some of the smokeless powder used by the government, and a ag- Jorgensen rifie, and have made numerous experiments with their cartridges. At a distance of thirty yards they bored a hole through an ax handle, and also through a tat iron. In the latter case the bullet Icdged in @ tree, entering a distance of six inches. They will now offer to sell the government the secret. The leaden bullets coated with this preparation would cost the government ninety cents per pound, less than the steel bullets now in use. —_>—__ ENDEAVORERS STILL ARRIVING. Washingtonians Among the Number to Reach Mammoth Hot Springs. MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, Wyo., July 23.—The second section of the Pennsylvania Qhristian Endeavorers, numbering 250, has arrived here on their special train. The rear coach contained thirty delegates from Washington, D. C. Among the latter were W. Aughinbaugh and wife, principal ex- aminer, patent office; Prof. Warden and wife, Howard University, and H. M. Kintz and wife, Post Office Department. Upon their arrival at the Mammoth Het Springs Hotel the Pennsylvania delegation decorated the rotunda with their flags. After dinner prayer meeting was held. ‘She Connecticut and New Jersey del MEDICAL POSITIVELY GET IMMEDIATE it relief from inward weakness by the best abdominal now in be obtained from Mrs, 1416 oth set iy20-6t* Dr. Leatherman, age and shall make application in his own dined of Sata agit othe, CUTS, of all spectal handwriting. The paper shall set forth {0,12 2,to 5; Tues, Thurs. and Sat. | the good moral character of the applicant, firias |S 2 Faw. Closed on Sunde: | ona be signed by at least three reputable —— | citizens, certifying as-to the facts set NO CURE, NO PAY. steam engineers. ‘The first class SEeALISt eas ee Ape gemd clobes thest wie als aoe te operate fe ES, eects Sethe ee arte pace pag —id tre. permitted to operate’ bollers he are < UNDERTAKERS. twenty-five horse power. "A sine not ex- ceeding imposed upon any one who W. R. Speare, operates a boiler without a license. pena eatr crac DF: Undertaker & ibalmer, ‘The bones of buried soldiers at Malvern 060 F Street Northwest. _ Hill battlefield are coming to the surface ‘Everything strictly first-class and om the mest res- some phenomenal action of the souable terms, Telephone call 840. atte crust. YOUR BABY Could have more fun than enough in one of these Solid Oak Combination Chairs. They are mounted on wheels, and when lowered tnto carriage form, can be pushed or palled in any direc- {ion without fear of upsetting. We eell them regularly for $3—but the few that are left will go at $1.50 “CREDIT Makes The Buying Easy. 3 If there is an article of furntture that you are in need of, we ask you to defer buying—at ANY price—until we've bad a chance to show you some of the ouce-a-year bargains of this Midsummer Clearing Sale. All 044 pleces—and all short lengthe in Carpets and Mattings are being eacri- ficed at LESS than factory cost—and all on credit. (CROGAN'S | AMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE,% 817-819-821-823 7th St. N. W. Between H and I Sts. FLAGS! Ray Union. = y well posted man knows that Flags are the stundard all over tie We make all kinds—all sizes—at all Brices. We are mekers of flags for the U. FF you're got about Rat Ing camping see us it “Cope. BARGAINS IN Russet Shoes! wey Russet Shoe (high or low cat) ts down to move them. Buying this week is money in Read the lowest prices prices quoted, and then \ Robert Cohen & Son, 630 Pa. Ave. N.W. Bteee Patubed Free” ayaoamzn ) Trusses Fitted . Abdominal le te Hosiery atc. SEW WASHINGTON SURGICAL, HOUSE, 1108 F st. nw. apl5- ALL OF EDISON'S OBESITY REMEDIES, AS ‘well as all of Loring’s Flesh = my22-tf Cor. 14th st. and Fat Folks, Attention! Obeatiy raerations ee Bea CENGS ants. M cor. F and go0p iebi; 1ith ets. FOR WELL PROPLE AND SICK ONES— fe Company Extract of Beef. i an Plans of Garbage Contractor. The formal plan of the garbage con- tractor, heretofore exclusively set forth in detail in The Star, has been received by the Commissioners. Under its terms, as heretofore stated, Li my21. partment to compete for the position of salary $2,500, in the i : i i z