Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1898, Page 12

12 _ LOCAL MENTION. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Columbia Theater— pany in “Held by the E Grand Opera House—“Gett¥sburg.” Glen Etho—Parry Opera “Mikado Kernan’ “London 1411 Pennsyl 000 oil painting, “Fatima.” (For amusemen e page 24.) -_ EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Lyceum Theater—Rose Sydell's ia_avenue—Phil Clov2r's Steamer T. V. Arrowsmith for Colonial Beach at 9:45 a.m. Steamer Charles Macalester for Marshall Hall at 11 a.m. and p.m. for Norfolk and Steamer Washington Fortre: Menroe at 6 , 12:05, 2:05, 3, 4 and.4:15 p.m. eee leave Aqueduct bridge Yor Arling- ton and Fort Myer 2very half hour and Falls Church hourly from 8:30 a.m. to 10:40 p.m. —_——>_—_—_ MEMORIAL DAY PARADE. The members of Geo. G. Meade Post, No. &, G. A. R., are most earnestly requested to appear in the parade. qn Monday next. They will report at department headquar- ters at 9:30 a.m., in uniform or dark cloth- ing, wearing the’ badge of the order. Half- fare tickets on the electric line to Arling- ton will be supplied those only who particl- pate in the parade: ee RELIABLE and FAVORITE Gas Ranges. Little gas consumers. Small prices. The perfection of domestic comfort. SHEDD & BRO., 432 th n.w. ag LACE CURTAINS AND BLANKETS AF. BORNO®, 1103 .. st. —_— PABST FAMOUS MILWAUKEE BEER is superior to all others in the same degree that the American navy 1s superior to that of the Spanish. Pabst is celebrated for purity, age and strength. ‘Phone 273. PABST BREWING CO., 708 N. Cap. st. ge ene Gas Ranges—easiest work, cheapest fuel. 1204 G. cleaned. C. A. Muddiman & Co. secsecernncilts SPRING LAMB. Canada Mutton, New York Roast Beef and Delmonico Steak JOHN R. KELLY, 9th st. Corned Beef a specialty. eee 616 12th wing, Center mkt. Gas Ranges. High grade; low price. A. EBERLY'S SONS, 718 7th n.w. ~— BRIGHTWOOD DRIVING PARK. Decoration day. rgces—3-minute trot, 2:30 trot and 2:40 trot: ja five. A good field of borses has been entered, and a good day's sport expected. Also matched race for $#@ between E. L. Woody and M. Dugan. Admission, ladies free. B. F. MeCaully, manager. sgn See “Ad.” of Empii Fpet Cleaning Works, page & Stumph Bedding ( Co., 7th&K. pati cl pts For Rent—Furnished 7-room cottage at Colonial Beach; near river and between wharves. Address Mrs. ————_—> WICKLESS BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES. ss. Sheda & kes 432 9th n.w. a $100 each; best three Ids, 1327 G st. The Lansburgh Furniture Company, 1296 and 1216 F street, will remain open until 1 e’clock on Monday for the convenience of its patrons, and will give special bargains in every prices. Artificial Eyes. department at less than cost Hempler’s, | 6th and ave. — KENNY'S DRY ROASTED COFFEES. Highest quality, lowest prices. Pure sugars sold at cost; 8 city stores. Cc, D. KENNY. S. Shedd & Bro., 432 9th n.w. GENTS SUITS CLEANED. A. F. Sloe ad nlite! 1103 G st. CITY AND - ‘D_DISTRICT. Use of Purkiag) for Croquet. Mr. W. L. Koontz of 1828 lth street southeast recently requested permission from the District Commissioners to play eroquet on the parking on Pennsylvania avenue between Sth and 9th streets south- east. The Commissioners have informed Mr. Koontz that while they do not con- sider it advisable to grant any one per- son a permit to occupy a portion of the public space, as such permit might be re- garded as granting exceptional privileges to the holder of it, they have no objection whatever to the use of the parking for playing croquet or for any other amuse- Ment which will not injure the turf or do any other damage. —_——_-— Flowers for Decoration Day. Fine blooms, pleasingly priced. ‘Thousands Gude, 1 4 F. ef carnations. —Advt. a Unidentified Body Buried. The body of the colored man found in the river between Shepherd's and Alexandria early yesterday morning, as published in yesterday’s Star, was buried in potter's field yesterday aftergpon. at the morgue to identify body. This is th> second unknown body that has been buried during the past week. The District has no facilities for photograph- ing unclaimed bodies, so that should any Inquiries be made there will be no means of identification. mer Samuel J. Pentz for River View 30 and 5:30 p.m. teamer Harry Randall for Colontal Beach and river landings at 7 a.m. Trains leave 13'-strees and Pennsylvania avenue for Arlington hourly from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ‘Trains leave 1344.street and Pennsylvania Svenue for Mount Vernon at 6:36, 10:05, 11 No one called or claim the >— se Inn to Open June 1. ills, jr., who is again man- e Inn, will be at the Inn y and Monday for the accom- ing to select suites. y Shot. A colored man named John Taylor was shot In the left foot about 9 o'clock last night by a friend named Theodore Fair- fax. The shooting occurred near Delaware avenue and K street southwest on a lot near the flying horses. According to the information obtained by the police, the shooting was done by accident. The wound- ed man was taken to the cy Hos- pital in the fourth pre: patrol wagon. Drs. Juenemann and Fife dressed the wound. The police are looking for the young man who did the shooting. a ea $500 Bradbury Upright Free. Contest positively closes 6 p.m., Tuesday, Mey 81. Bring or send the number of your old square piano to the Bradbury Piano Ccmpany, 1225 Pa. ave., at once, and learn full particulars.—Adv >——— The English Sparrow. To the Editor of The Evening Star: I have this date observed the English sparrow attacking the half-ripe cherries on @ tree in my yard. During an hour's ob- servation I saw five pecking at and destroy- ing the cherries. The method most effica- tious to destroy these pests is to mix corn- meal with Fowler's solution of arsenic and spread the meal around thinly where eas- ily found by them. If a few hundred per- gons would unite simultaneously and keep it up for a few weeks the breed here would be xtern OBSERVER. pa ee LEE. $800 Bradbury Upright Free. Contest positively closes 6 p.m., Tuesday, May Bring or send the number of your eld squire prano to the Bradbury Piano Company, 1225 Pa. ave., at once, and learn full particulars.—Ady — Local Pensions. Pensions have been granted to the fol- lowing residents of the District of Co- lumbia: Mary Fitzpatrick, $8 per month: M. Louise Anderson, reissue, $24 per month; Thomas Gonderson, $12 per month; Naney L. Donaldson, nurse, $12 per month; Alme- da V. Ferbush, $8 per month. ———_ Go to Gettysburg via B. & O. Decoration day. Rate, $2.25.—Advt. ae Brickinyer Robbed. Thomas O’Netl, a bricklayer, employed at the new post office building, was robbed of his trowel, hammer and other tools yester- day. The implements, which he values at ——- from the se where he had been working. THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1898-94 PAGES. LACK OF FUNDS. Beason Why Many | Streets Are Not Swept Oftener. “Referring to complaints of citizens to the effect that their streets are not given prop- er attention, Mr. Warner Stutler, the super- intendent of street cleaning, said to a Star reporter today that he felt it proper that some explanation should be given, in order that his office and inspectors, who are, he said, attentive to duty, might not be blamed unjustly. - “I have on fil said Mr. Stutler, “in this office numerous requests from citizens asking that their streets be swept oftener, and I regret very much that they cannot be complied with on account of limited ap- Propriation. I am framk.to admit that the service is not what it should be, and that the citizens have just cause for complaint, but I assure you.that we are doing the very best we can with the money at our disposal. Under ‘the present schedule a number of improved streets are, swept only once a week, improved alleys once a week and un- improved streets once in ten or fifteen days. In making up my schedules for the next year I hope to be able to clean all streets at least twice per week, but this will de- pee entirely on the increase in appropria- n. “In the pending District appropriation bill, now in conference, there is an increase of $25, 000 in the amount set apart for clean- ing the streets. I hope it will go through. If it does I will then be able to reduce to a minimum the complaints now being made. I will be enabled to not only clean more streets, but will also be enabled to clean ae frequently those now on the sched- ul ORDER FOR DECORATION DAY. ——— Rules to Govern Washington City Post Office May 30. Postmaster Willett has announced the schedule of collections and deliveries of mail Decoration day. The following divisions of the main office will be closed to the public: Money order division, registry division. A delivery by carriers from the main office will be made at 7:30a.m. Carriers’ window will be open for delivery of mail to clerks in the departments from 9 to 10:30 a.m., and for the general public from 6 to 7 p.m. Col- lections will be made at 12:30 and 9:30 a.m. = 5 p.m. Deliveries at stations at 7:30 gr Collections at stations at 12 and 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. County collections at § a.m. and 5 p.m., and 9:30 p,m. station F. The following stations will be open to the public for the transaction of business: Sta- tion A, 6 to 11 a.m., 5 to 7 p.m.; Station B, 6 to 11 a.m., 5 to 7 p.m; station C, 7 to 10 a.m.; station D, 6 to 11 a.m., 5 to’ 7 P.m.; station F, 6 to il a.m., 5 to 7 p.m.. e ae REPEIVE DIPLOMAS. A large audience witnessed the com- mencement exercises of the Washington Seminary, which was held last evening in the Church of Our Father, 18th and L streets northwest. The decorations of the church were handsome and appropriate. Beneath two large American flags was suspended the figures “98."" Under the direction of Professor and Mrs. Smallwood the pupils sang patriotic songs. With brief remarks diplomas were pre- sented by Rev. W. H. Milburn to the fol- lowing graduates: Miss Ethel Clark Davis of Washington, Miss Jesste Bates Johnson of New York, Miss Bleanor Dewees Sheriff of Washington and Miss Elizabeth Mix of IHinots. The following program was carried ou Concert recitation, school; invocation, ‘Rev. Howard Wiibur Ennis; chorus, school; es- say, “The Madonnas in Art,” Ethel Clark Davis; solo, Gertrude Miller; club swinging, Dorothy Bowden Fox; duet, Mary Eliza- beth Mix and Gertrude Miller; statue poses, Ethel Clark Davis and Myra Louise Davi: solo, Electa Elsbeth Miles; recitation, Mary Elizabeth Mix; piano solo, Bessie Stuart McCaully; essa: “Rabbi Ben Ezra,” Elea- nor Dewees Sheri quartet, Electa Miles, Carolyn Smith, Gertrude Miller and Bessie Burbridge; recitation, Myra Louise Davis; chorus, school; recitation, Clara Kerr M Cormick; piano solo, Mary Elizabeth MI essay, ‘America’s Contribution tq the World,” Jessie Bates Johnson; chorus, se- lected. —_—___ A VALUABLE PUBLICATION. Pennsylvania Railroad 1898 Summer Excursion Route Book. On June 1 the passenger department of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will issue the 1888 edition of its Summer Excur- sion Route Book. This work is designed to provide the public with short descriptive notes of the principal summer resorts of eastern America, with the routes for reach- ing them, and the rates of fare. There are over four hundred resorts in the book to which rates are quoted, and over fifteen hundred different routes or combinattons of routes. It is compiled with the utmost care, and altogether is the most complete and comprehensive handbook of summer travel ever offered to the public. It is pound in a handsome and striking cover, in cofors, and contains sevéral maps, presenting the exact routes over which Uckets are sold. It is algo*profusely illus- trated with fine half-tone cuts of scenery at the various resorts and alopg the lines of the Pennsylvania railroad. On and after June 1 it may be procured at any Pennsylvania railroad ticket office at the nominal price of ten cents, or, upon application to the general office, Broad street station, by mail for twenty cents.— Advertisement. meee Pen Mar—Gettysburg via B. and 0. Grand combined excursion, under auspices Washington Div.,»K. of P., on Decoration day, May 30. Special train for Gettysburg, 8:15 a.m. Rate, $2.25. Special train for Pen Mar, $:30. “pate, $1.75.—Advt. es —_.__—_ Southern Railway—Camp Alger. Trains leave Pennsylvania station, 6th and B streets, 7:30, 9:01, 11:01 a.m., 1:00, 3:00 and 6:25 p.m. daily, and at 4:32 and 4:45 p.m. daily ex Sunday. Returning leave Dunn Loring 7:35 and 9:46 a.m., 12:30, 2:08, oe and 7 p.m. daily, and at 6:25 and 57 a.m. daily except Sunday. Round trip is cents.—Advt. SSS The High School Drill. To the Editor of The Evening Star: In regard to the statement made by Washington papers as to the silence of Company H and their supporters when “‘A’ took the pennant I have something to say. Though the majority everywhere say that the drill telongs to “H,” it is doubtful if ever defeat was so manfully taken by offi- cers and men of ar expectant company and chagrined supporters put on so good a face when hopes of victory vanished. When “A’ marched to receive the flag the West erners cheered lustily for them. They made more noise than did any other de- feated school; in fact, as much as did the mary times larger Central. When “H" left the grounds we were hissed mght and left by Centrals and thelr sympathizers. As “H" passed by “A” we gave them three rousing cheers. Many cheers ‘were. given at the Wertern for “A.”’ The Centrals can learn a lesson from what Capt. Smoot said jJast year: “Boys, behave well and cheer the winnirg company, even if it !s from another school."” This the Centrals did not do when “H” won last year, but left im- Baccalaureate Discourse. The baccalaureate sermon of the Colum- bian University will be delivered tomorrow evening at Calvary Baptist Church by Rev. Dr. B. L. Whitman, president of the university. The faculties and graduates of the sev- eral schools will assemble in the lecture reom of the church at 7:45 o’clock and proceed in a body to seats reserved for them. A special musical program has been arranged by Mr. Gebest. ———— Decoration Day Excursion to Pen Mar and Gettysburg via Pennsylvania Railroad. Under auspices of Nelson and Columbia Divisions, U. R. K. P. Special train will leave Oth street station at $:30.a.m. Round trip rate to Pen Mar, $1.75; to Gettysburg, $2.25.—-Advt. ——>—_—_. Believed to Be Insane. Rachel Holt, a white woman, about thir- tia ‘police station yesterday by Policeman King, under suspicion of being bereft of her reason. The woman has been staying with Mra Miller of Anacostia for some time, having been sent there by her rela- tives in the city to be cared for. Mrs. Miller now says she is unable to do this by reason co the woman's mental condition. ae Go to Pen Mar via Je & O. Decoration day. Rate, $1. Adv Company H. ees Excursion Tickets Account of 830th of May, Southern Railway. “The Southern railway -will sell tickets May 27, 28 and 29, good returning until morning trains Tuesday, and May 30, good returning on any trains Tuesday follow- ing, to Orange,, Warrenton, Harrisonburg, Round Hill and intermediate stations and return at one fare for the round trip.—Ad. Children’s Commencement. The pupils of the Elizabeth Peabody Kindergarten and Mrs. Mann’s school join- ed in entertaining their parents and friends with closing exercises for the year at 1918 Sunderland place yesterday forenoon. Each one of them presented a short recitation, and together they rendered a large number of songs. The children participating were Lansing Beach, Helen and ‘Mallory Church, Dofa Clover, Arthur Hellen, Margaret and Ruth Larner, Carroll and Harriet Lothrop, Herbert Micou, Merriam Moore Edna “and Faith Snyder and Gordon Young. The parlors were crowded with a highly appreciative audience. Louise Smith, a married colored woman of Hillsdale, has disappeared from her home. She has been gone over a week. It was thought at first she might be in Hy- attsville at work, as she received word to come there the morning before she disap- peared. She has not been there, however. She is sald to have been despondent. Her husband is Hugh Smith, and there are two small children in the home. a One Fare for the Round Trip between Washington, Fredericksburg and Richmond. May 28, 29 and 30 the Pennsyl- vania Railroad will sell excursion tickets, Washington to Fredericksburg and Rich- mond, Va., and return at rate of one fare, good to return until May 31, inclusive. —Adv. —-e Organ Recita’ Mr. Fred. S. Stitt, organist of the West Street Presbyterian Church, gave an organ recital last evening in that church. The audience was large and appreciative. The program was well selected and admirably rendered. Mr. Stitt was assisted by the following soloists: Mrs. J. J. Deemer, Miss Helen F. Wright and Mr. Joseph H. Hunter. pe ee See ae Open and Closed Carriages for Hire and horses boarded at reasonable rates. Downey's Model Stables, 1622-28 L st. Advertisement. —— Their Summer Vacation. ‘The commencement of the summer vaca- tion of the second class of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md., was celebrated by the members of the class last evening by a banquet at the Raleigh Hotel. The young men left Annapolis yes- terday. No Matter How Long or How Short a time you've had the use of a Light-run- ning Domestic, whether one year or thirty years, kindly send us number of it on pos- tal, written in ink. Let us know how many years it has done service for you, and how you are pleased with your Domestic, and oblige yours truly, C. Auerbach, Gen'l Agt. Domestic Sewing Machine Co., 7 & H, Wash, —_—— Three-fourths of the estate of the late Augustin Irel Ambler is bequeathed by his will, filed for probate yesterday, to his wife, Resaline Nancy Ambler, and the oth- er fourth goes to Josephine Fant, who, with Mrs, Ambler, is named _executrix. Are You Thin? WHO SUFFER most from sleeplessness, nervous- ness, neuralgia, despondency, general weakness? ‘Who are on the edge of nervous prostration all the time? Those who are thin. Iron and bitters are only stimulants. To be cured yon need a fat- making food. You want new blood, rich blood, and ‘@ strong nerve tonic. SCOTT'S EMULSION OF COD-LIVER OIL is all It feeds the tissues and strengthens the —— All This Excitement About the War must not make you forget that we paper rooms for $2 up. Nolte, 810 9th st. it ———_-___ Chr. Xander, 909 7th st. ‘With a quart of his Pride of Va. Port, 1801, $3 gal., 75c. qt., you can render forty goblets of ice water safe from chilling your stomach, and the vinosity of the small dose of that wine will quench thirst for hours. thi Pure juice 1804 Va. Port, 50c. qt.; Sweet pecan oars wee ee, ISSs Norton's, PESOS SPC OORESESESCOSIOS z.; Ives’, loz. ; > $2.25 i doz.; X, $1.75 di It ROMO EPSIN. ROMO EPSIN, $‘‘Note the word Pepsin.”’ D URING the long You Don’t Have to Pay $1 for “Private Stock” Whisky. It’s only 750. quart bottle here. Donnelly’s, 14th and I. —_-___ Nursing Mothers Should Never Be Without “Munchner” Beer. Nothing else is so beneficial alike to mother and child. Far superior to any other beer as a strength-giver. It’s brewed on the same principles as the famous Mu- summer months BROMO - PEP- SIN will prove a boon to thou- nich Beer. Pure, old and delicious. Those Sian gate menor: {who desire a Ughter beer will find “Dia. ness, Brain Fag, Nerv mond” equal to the best imported. Case of cusness and. similar 2 doz. bottles of elther, only $1.25. Write Aizorders. | It 48 the or ‘phone 222, National Capital Brewing = one never-failing, abso- Co., 18th, 14th and D sts. s. e. lutely hi ae eure ee The Lansburgh Furniture Company, 1226 and prescribed by emi- nent physicians ever where, and is rapidly and 1216 F street, will remain open until 1 o'clock on Monday, and will give special bargains in each department at less ee superseding all cost prices. other similar peayaratio ns « eee ees of petied Tae Four Ways for Forty-Nine Cents! Collars and cuffs attached. White neck- band and extra link cuffs. Two extra col- lars and extra link cuff. Two pair extra cuffs and collars. Outing Shirts, cheviot, M percale—most complete stéck— most superior qualities—most sciegant as- sortment—that ever was seen in ton up to date. C. Auerbach, 1 & HL mar ee At All Druggists. _ Prices 1€c. and 25c. ty-five years old, was taken to the Anacos- }. THE CONFEDERATE: DEAD. — Memorial Setviees sto: Re Held Mon- day at Woadnxide. SUMMER RESORTS. CAPE MAY, N. J. BRONCHITIS SPRINGS AND BATHS. THE BREXTON, CAPE at . 3.3 1 SQUARE from beach; large on parlors with full view of ocean; reasonable "eran; jet cuisine. a. MERS. myi8-3m,4 SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. OCEAN CITY, riD. ATLANTIC HOTEL, directly on the beach. Open all the year. Modern jinprovements, 800 The Confederate:Assécistion will hold ap- Propriate exercises Monday. at “Woodside” over the graves of their seventeen com- Trades who were killediwhen General Early made the attack oncWashington city in 1864. Rev. J. W. Duffy of Mount Vernon Church, this city, twill open the services with prayer, and fie Mev. F. A. Stier will conduct the singing. “fhere will be music by B. T. Gottwals ané@ orations will be de- livered by Comrade"Wm. A. Gordon of this oe and Mr. Spencer Jones of. Rockville, ‘The association wilt-be joined and assist- ed in the work of decefating the graves by the Ladies’ Southern Relief Society and the Rockville Confederate Camp. Those — in- tending to participate in the exercises should meet at Confederate Hall, ‘Tith and E streets northwest, at 1:30 p.m., orat 7th street and Florida’ avenue northwest at 1:45 p.m., where electric cars will be in waiting. The committee on decoration: consists of John H. Walsh, chairman; Dr.- Samuel Waggaman, Gotfried Krieg, C. W: Dickin- gon, C. C. Mead, A. J. Barker, Durand Shackleford and Z. M. Honey. —1» ——_ Good Way to Sell Your Furniture. In moving, storing. or house cleaning, send what furniture you don’tyneed to C. G. Sloan & Co:,; 1407 G st:, where you will get the best results. "Phone 1468.—Advt. St a Compliment Col. Black. At a meeting Thursday evening, held at No. 70 M etreet of the Colored Veteran Re- lef Club, T. Dorsey, chairman; R. Dorsey, acting secretary, a resolution was adopted expressing deep regret that Engineer Com- missioner W. M. Black of the Distriet gov- Or Incipient Consumption. A New Method of Cur- ing this Disease. Finest bathing, boating and fishing, both and deep sea. hy foreign enemy. EF BULDING LOTS | tor Recommended by Thirty-eight Hundred Physicians. Absolutely safe from invasion | sale, low. Easy ply to rs HOTEL CHAMBERLIN OLD POIRT COMFORT, VA, Bronchitis 1s an inflammation of mucons memprene Mning the air passages, and ts mant- fert by hoarseness \d irritating cough, some- thues accompanied by fever and soreness’ in the chest. In its more advanced stages there is hectic fever, emaciation, Ices of volce and other symp- tems of consumption. TREATMENT AND CURE.—Bronchitis, in the beginning. is purely a local disense of the air pas- sages, and cannot be reached by stomach medicines or liquids in ony form. The vse of sprays, douches and atomizere only: serve fo cause Turner, teeta tion, ind are not only useless, but positively dan- gcrous. Air is the only thing that can reach the parts affected. It must be dry sir at that. Here: lice, the sccret of the great, success of, “HY: OMET ‘in ail. bronchial troubles, ‘The breathe through Booth's. Inhaler is DRY, treed from all taicrobes and laden with nature's own antiseptic; this alr reaches every part of the bronchial tubes and lungs, kills at once the germs of disease, allaying the irritation caused by their Presence and healing the inflamed membrane with astonishing rapidity; all this without any trouble to the pstient, as the Inhaler can be carried in Pocket and ‘at any time or in any place. Roa cases vhere there is soreness of the chest, “HYOMEI" Balm, the wonderful healer, should be uscd in connection with the Inhaler. RYOMEN’ CURES BY INHALATION. Summer rates $3.00 per day or $17.50 per week and upwards. Hop Saturda evening, May 28. my27-2t FOR RENT—FU! Beach; 8 room summer pavilion: be sunk. Apply address ©. R. A. N =a OCEAN JUNE 15. Newly decorated; all modern conven- fences; electric light, ‘hot nd cold, bathe, ball NISHED- COTTAGE, COLONIAL splendid location, ‘wa’ ernment had been ofdered to report to the yg epee reed aes army for duty. It was the sentiment of the | served without extra charge. Write for ‘‘book- It is Nature's own remedy, given through air you breathe. There is no Sepa SS Money ts refunded if It falls to re “Hyomel” Outfit, $1.00. Extra Mfohalant, Boc.; “Byomel” Balm, 25c. Sold by druggists or seut by mail. Write for Story of “‘Hyomel.” Free. THE R. T. BOOTH CO., the club that the citizens of the District loses in him a friend, and the hope was ex- pressed that when Spain is conquered: he will be ret=rned to his former position. SPRINGS AND BATHS. ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS, In the Grea: Neith Mount: near Winches- —__—_ Notice to the Public. ter, Va. FRED. E. post: The Pennsylvania _ Railroad: announchs ‘A defightful resort; cool, that the projectors of the special train ex- ASTOR COURT BUILDING, jy; fereat shales: harge eit che cursion to Richmond, advertised to leave Washington May 28 at midnight, have abandoned same; therefore train will rot be operated. Tickets redeemed at of- scenery; good music; first-class table; remarkable mineral’ sprigs; private mineral bathe and tm- mense swin-ming pool, steam heated; mails; telegraph connection. 83D ST. (NEXT WALDORF-ASTORIA HOTEL), to8 NEW YORK. June 9 | Fok RENT—AT BERKELEY SPR complete ity, ‘two daily | emy Band. Delightful 22 | housek Dr. Strong's Sanitarium, SARA TOW and ali Bathe _ hs Xanbeim_ Treatn ah Waters, ,, Riegant w heel ms ia ete. 3S uy 2hetaatnage "SARATOGA | = ora —— SPRINGS. | "mow ze 1670 | UNITED STATES HOTEL. 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Electric light elevator Turkish irge ball room, stage and | baths, two large swimming pools, gulf links. oe nis ae Dowling al magnificent service. innapolis, Naval cotti «furnish eeplng If desired) ready for « driv Acad- fon rece! Mica tt Address | ist. Hotel rom fo Aces ot thelenipeieee are = = - the tamu ae ee aa ones irs pont SS T M “{ TS. BRCOKLY: it the Ing 4. ‘or rates ai format! ress D. Last Days of Fatima. 8 MER RESOR' Washington eee =< Sane eran reel Nog — er. a = o. ees. Bee ——— Ma) u A 2 = NS, Sut june er t time, The wonderful study of the nude—the ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. terge ot 2 EPRATY oe m belldlng. "] rete county. wd Ut HO Te painting called. Fatima—will be on exhibi- 80 yds. fi h. Ca- tion only a few days longer. The oppor-| Hotel de Ville % ya. trom beach. ca} §=Bedford Springs Hotel, ADIRONDACKS. tunity of seeing-this béautiful creation of the artist’s fancy should not. be missed. A special matinee price for ladies on Tues- June 1, $9 to $15 per week. ‘Write for booklet and menu. "Phone 843. ap20-3m,4 ATLANTIC CITY COTTAGES; 5 TO 9 BED Tcoms; finely located; rents, $800 to $700. BEDFORD, PA. The Carlsbad of America. Open from June 37 to October 4, with increas- ed attractions. Magnificent golf links, one day, Thursday and Saturday afternoons 12 fine boarding houses; all conveniences. an of the finest bowling 53 in the country. The has been arranged. The artist’s wife re-| og or write DEVINE & WOOTTON, Real Estate | waters of Bedford the most effective and cefves and aap ans the ee aus Sar and Law bidg., Atlantic City, N. my25&28 aS in the worl}. For — and ae bition is open Sunda at 1411 Pennsylvania ress ALS! avenue. ’ GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL | _524-sm-12 Superintendent. Sees eae ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRING, SHENAN: Money to lend at 5‘and 6 per cent on real | Virginia ave. and beach, within few patel pee et org fmodern; must accessible of all’ the Virginia. wa- tering places; no long stage ride over rough roads. Write for paimpblet and information, my23-6m___E. C. JORDAN, Jordan Springs, Va. FAIRFAX INN, BERKFLEY SPRINGS. (W.VA open for accommodation of guests: Slagh'in every respect. Address D: CONS 3, Manrger. my16-19t* Buena Vista Spring Hotel, Franklin County, Pa., In the Heart of the Blue Ridge. Two hours from Baltimore. Open June 9 Till Oct. 10. Rooms single and en suite, with private baths steel pier Second season.” £00 beautiful suites, jauny with bath. Write for special June and July Fates and booklet. CHARLES E. COPE. my26-26t,7 New Hotel Wellington, Kentucky ave. Ocean end. Capacity 250. Lett nal We rebuilt. efurnished, en! Special rates for June. GEO. H. COBY! myl0-78t,5 s HOTEL CHAMPLAINE, KENTUCKY AVE. beach; capacity 300; ‘elevator; With the best. Special nda en u it, Specis ments in rates un’ a = eoeneno. BEILTON. 1-5,tf HOTEL MAJESTIC, nia ave., 75 yards from beach. A hotel that is new and modern. Capacity 300, Every convenience. Elevator to street. Sew ot ocean: “Usexceed caine ead ipervices Reduced terms for Juve. Write for booklet. my26-1m,8_W."H. STEHLE, Owner and Prop. HOTEL TRAYMORE, Atlantic City, a Bates” ‘the very lowest estate. Frank T. Rawlings, 1505 Pa. ave.— Advertisement. a Quarreled Over Umpire’s Decision. John Lewis, colored, who took part in a game of base ball on the lot near-North Capitol and ¥ streete;-yesterday afternoon, had to be sent to the Emergency Hospital before the conclusion efthe game. A quar- rel arose on accomgntr@f a decision of the umpire, and one @@f tB@ players hit Lewis with a bat. Whe tle injured man was taken to the hospif&l Mt. Juenemann found that his skull had been fractured. This necessitated an @pergtion. The patient rested well during the night, and this morning Dr. Juen@mamn felt certain that he would recover. = Sh OCCOOESS 5909S 564904505049 DROVE ODT MALARIA System. Was Gamtaminated and Weight Reduced. , “ROW” THE? O1SHASH WAS. OVERCOME AND PUDORE-ATTACKB*PREVENTED, aa sexeral zedrs Lo was troubled with’ maldrla “and iy system became. ¥0" much: reduced that 1 weighed nly 125 poonds.* Bela: q@mployed in the glass works "where the bettles for Hood's Sarsaparilla were ~ shade, my attention was called to this med- eT ee thes, odations for 500. For terms or circulars address W. M. REAMER, Manager, 206 North Liberty st., Baltimore,. Md. Mr. Reamer can be seen at Arlington Hotel every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Further informa- tion may -be obtained from Mr. Edelen, chief clerk, at Willard’s Hotel, who has plans and circulars. my20-3m.28 CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS. Alkaline Lithia and Iron Springs. A grand ‘Mountain Resort, with capacity fur 700 guests, which fills with’ delightful company to utmost capacity every season. Write carly for rooms, rptes or pamphlets. W. H. SALZ. Proprietor. P. West Virginia, or D. B. Nagi tte ammo Wats Washington, D.C. Sas SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. ‘The Tonle Water of America. Open June 1-to October 1, 1893. Address D. M. SWITZER, Homelike and cheerful. consistent with first-class service. 4029-156t_D. 8. WHITE, Jr., Owner and Prop'r. NEW HOTEL LURAY Porch joined to the boardwalks. Large rooms; sea and fresh private baths, Every trodern luxury. Mistrated booklet. JOSIAH WHITE & SON. ‘CHESTER INN, Ocean end New York avenue. Steam beat; sun parlor. Open all the year. ap18-78t D, KNAUER. ST. CHARLES. Finest Hotel on the Coast. mb15-78t_. aupply. three "bot ? = 5 Proprietor, Rawley te ie DRUvE ile MALARIA ott of aparaee Se Springs, Va. myl4-s&w-Im m, and by keepiug my bowels reg- THE SCARBOROUGH. “a tinted with Hood's Pulls ¥ began gaining tn Beach front: | Maryland ave, Minnequa Springs Hotel. weight and gocn reac oun ave wulet, refined, homelike. Oa eaatNiees (Gickivel aetna ak Bakara” fghed this ever since that time. I take Steam heat, ‘elevator, sun parlers, baths. io 34 Hood's Sarsararilin every spring. I would Splendid corner rcoms with unobstructed view | Ta R-R.; 1,500 feet above tide; A poe add that when I was down with malaria I of ocean, single and cn suite. aoe arene mn Spring: delightful drives; forest wall igo bad rheumatism in my hip, While tak- Special spring rates, for long stay and fem- u H ing Hood's Sarsaparilla. thie disappeared iileg, | Write for illustrated boolitet end terms. cone ea = and it has never, come back to stay an; p28-78t- me ets SSS, since that time.” W. MON- NEW ENGLAND, SOUTH a GEORGE CRIEF, Clayton, N. J. ards from occan. New house. Steam eat: 2 aS TODAY BUY AND BEGIN TO TAKE for Waitet. BRYAN i Wikita ‘ARS mht Tees The Historic 9a Sarsa= HOTEL K' ‘ON hi ra Ocean end Tennessee $1.50 to $2 per day. S Hood’s ™yarita, 2) Saweagises «| White Sulphur America’s Greatest Medicine. Sold by all THE WE’ Bi AND S 7 druggists, $1; six for $8. Get only Hood's, “Peach; bowelite hotels thorouguly heat prings, excellent ’ tab Writ Sut cronis; exes s ‘weekly. oY Mover: HOTEL ATGLE: spring rate, for booklet. mb25-78t are the only pills to take withHood’s Sarsaparilla. Greenbrier County, Hood’s Pills West Virginia. 220200000000000089000000008 | sen neat BL fo $00 atl a8, 0.814 SUMMER RESORTS. Mitre The Representative Resort HOTEL STICKNEY. of the South. A great central pint of reunion for the best s0- clety of the NORTH, SOUTH, EAST and WESY. Note reduction of rates: Per month of 28 days, $40, $50, $65 and $75; per week, $12.50, $17.50 and $21.00, Children under 12 years of age and serv- ants, $32.50. Open June 15th to October ist. Elevator and Ose Kentucky ave., 100 feet from beach, Steam heat. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Elevator. 8ud parlor, $2 to $2.60 to $14 weekly tan EY stickvey Berkshire Inn, , 100 feet from beach; reduced rates for May and'June; capacity 300; first-class hotel with every convenience; elevator to street level; full view of ocean; cuisine and service the Write for booklet showing hotel. new steel, pler, golf links G. FRANK COPE. thyz1-260,0 © Livre eee HOTEL AND RESTAU- rant, ocean end of South Carolira ave. Formerly cn ‘boardwalk. Steam heat. Home comforts. Meaerate rates, 8. A. SCHWEISFORT, Prop. St THE PENNHURST—OCEAN END OF MICHIGAN antic: City, (N._J:;) electric elevator, fo level. Send for illustrated bookl = jeoste SAMES Hoop. | electric belle. H SEASIDE OUSE, BEACH HAVEN, N. J. Secure location early, in advance of the season. Pennsylvania ave. Ocean front. Elevators. = mytim L. W. SCOVILLE, Manager. Hot ealt baths, Rooms en sulte; baths attehed. oS aa = Hot anit Caches a tichee Beach Haven, N. J. ‘open June 11. ra =) Ope eg eae terre e8Y fC | CHATTOLANEE SPRINGS HOTEL, GR THE WESTMINSTER, OCEAN END KENTUCKY | sailing and hahig Speeial tates for June. He eee Ae ave.; every appointment; elevator to street; . Fropeletors, dine (waters: @cemavlstds:r, Gh teution tases Weeds, Stesin heat; gun perlors, special rates. for May | _ap2s-118t-6 SGfoliys No, until June's, ee aa ee ee 6 end June. Send for booklet. M. ROCHE. BELMAR N. J. stute; the celebrated Chattolanee Spring water; Hay21-26t Swimming pool, ‘billiards, pool. ‘bowling. allers tennis, C toes; no Lal THE REVERE, HOTEL COLUMBIA, | fatinf: wt ‘Satet Park place, ite Cit Park. BELMAR, N. J. every id for 3 ioderate. = Complete ocean frontage. ae ae Send “for rate rates. Conceded to be pe the | diustrated teatiet. ‘or further particulars ap- my21-78t MES M. MOORE. | finest location on entire Atlantic coai 2 72 TEP EGRNO VE? Slory of, haudecme rcoms. has been added. “Ca, py SE I - exqanrd hia noryas pueity, 500. Elevefor and every modern ‘hotel cau osgeneriae + equipment. Renowned for management and cui- mnyzo.ceta . SPAM Hf CHRESEMAN, | fins. Orchcotra. Open early in June my21-s,tu,th Jm M. LINDSAY. SPRINGLAKE BEACH, N. J. FOREST GLEN, MD. *Designed for invalids, convalescents and those ES THE OSBORNE, Pacific and Arkansas aves.; elevator from street; dcsiring rest id cuiet; 9 miles from, ft. = enees: all trains. abeve, the citr; can reac! and my28-3m R. J. OSBORNE. On The Ocean Front, wee eS, Sie cette ee ee: THH IRVINGTON, EVEN MILES BELOW LONG BRANCH, ee ee ele. S. Sa Mee ; Seta | MONMOUTH HOUSE, |— hotel; ocean view; elevator to '; steam Write for descriptive pamphlet, contaiiat and information. ‘my21-t,tugth-Im ning terms BENJAMIN H. YARD. Healing Springs. Warm Springs. THE BERWICK, a KENTUCKY AVE; site of former’ Wellimgtoa; Bewly built and for Riehed; $12 weg, ‘June. SEASIDE—JERSEY COAST. ipa _ B. PARKHURGT, ~ 2,500 feet elevation in the ee Virginia o— 23-26 Formerig. Ken! tats. hours” ride ‘Washington, custie__romeag ia HATHAWAY INN, [Sa ee marie, DEAL, N. J. nia Hot' prings. Virginia aye-, near boat. | Spectal ace es ee cae ee Ct Peet Oe Te, secant neil aaeens otel- and the ger § en . = — ‘ARTHUR L. MARSH, Prop., most complete establishment a beautiful un ‘#kble and service Bory Late Florida Bast Coast Hotel System, | resort oe oan FE pe fowine a celled, Write for baakleb And terms. J. P. COPE, | _my2t-s,m.w: most celebrated thermal waters in’ the. worll i SEASIDE—NEW ENGLAND. Beautifol casino. Golf club and. well-kept links. ri %, Aaaress 23 FED, YX, Manager, Hot ‘Springy, te tae i Gas, EMRE] Leland’s Ocean House, |= ee ot o a Comfort. Ws. vee myzisct | Most Fashionavie Summer Resort 3n ealing Springs. June 25. Bat Yachting, Boating, ‘Two and one-balf miles from Hot Springs. Val- Ke ‘Wheeling, Fishing, Clift alks, Ocean uable medicinal waters. Good hotel and Rentocky Se Golf; Tetints, Volo.” Spec ia lhe hs god picturesque surroundings. "Address. A- razine let. D, Jr., Manager. | county, Va." % = Ww. my28-tu,th,s,26t,10 ¥OR RENT—NANTUCKET, MASS.—THOROUGH- furnished house of 12 rooms; rent low for seu- Hotel ImperialandCottages ave., edited ‘conv. Five miles from Hea! 4 Beery ‘comfort and, conv, son. T and apply to 1211 O st. now. cls of natural warm weter, affording the most Fa he 2 ighee| Sei Se Se aa ea cee a a & GLOVER, Wana Continental Hotel. ath county. hin Doe ih .50 to $2.00. NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. 1 tickets and —— car reservations Ee SB ae Be RAE | reve tes ee Roerain er at | fatness sem SE cA” | GitBERT JOHNSON, Dixon House, Westerly, El The newest hotel. On the Beach, St. Charles Place. cana a es ites Dito: Sa bento METATOXET HOUSE, Saratoga. Soe bookie. ~ SAML, WAG! 8ON hens done,” Saperor lo HADDON HALL. |\@22amamasasan|The Grand Uni HADDON HALL. on Rata 0G BEACH BE ran nion ON THE BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Hit “ore 4 free. Opens June 15. woqunaroas Smsea. ee tee ST pet om Ww. HL OPEN ALL THE YEAR. WAWBEER, shaxit ax NAC KE, OPEN JULY 2, 7 ocr. 1, Under New Manageme INDIAN CARLY GOLF LINKS (@ Holes). For bookict address J. BEN HART, Proprietor, Wawbeck, Franklin Go., N'Y my19-t,th,s-26t OAKLAND HOTEL, ~ Hotel mew and | Season 1898 _yakland, Md.— Se 1898, This well-known botel, on the crest of the Atleghanies, will open June 15. 2d yea- of new management. Modern improvements and everything first class. Unsurpassed as a ewrure and health resort. 6 hours from Vashington, without > — stem B. ed booker, dingram of pply to GEO. A. MILLS & Proprietors, “The —— ¥ Brookside Hotel AND COTTAGES. Altitude 3;100 feet. Near Deer Park and Cheat river; 6 bours on B. apd Grive to Brookside in time for supper; delightful mere Tere | evel bome comfort, itary arrai pure water in West Virginia, booklet. 8. PRESCOTT Brookside, West Va. oe La Mertz | building. SON, ington, markable spring Send for souvenir WRIGHT, Mgr. ticulars, 2a foo and toilets. Pure water, dry atmosphere; accom- | KEE MAR SUMMER RESORT Wild a aa JUNB 15. Al-shad Water; hot and baths; porticoes; fine scene: and large room Address Miss’ LEONARD, Hogerstown, Md. my6-1m_ AURORA HOUSE Annex and Cottages, ON TOP OF THE ALLEGHENIES. Open from June 1 to Nov. 1, Improved since of the finest springs in the world on ihe grounds. “Ex large, airy rooms; clean, soft bed: R 02w J.H. SWAP PIEE Proj THE 14 LOCK Wi Hill Top Howse Opens season “98 with additional new 6-sto ing, 35 rooms; capacity dining room, 250 cold baths: 7,000 sq. feet verand: points and grand scenery unca former repu’ation of table speaks gt & LOVETT, Harpe THIS POPUL 1, pleasant, alry porc ads’ grounds: excelient ta to i = McDOWELL, Harper's Berrs, Mel ELL HOU: Se Tome “opein R SUMMER rooms and Appl ve eS 3; CATION lange grounds; termin moderate, | Frostburg, Md, water; abundant shade: tennis court: Address Mra. RICHARD BEALL, my25-Im*s © CHA Blue Ridge Inn, Snicker’s -. Special rates for May and Jane. my4-2m* A. . DRAW BAUGH, Snickersville, Va. fore A. P. Buckley, Prop, A, quiet, exloct, family hotel Elevation, 1,690 fect. “Rates, “k. my2-26t CHARLESTOWN, W, VA., WILL be cpened th June: ‘perteetly ecuipid” houses healthy ‘apd beaucita country. SULLING. MISCELLANEOUS. 1225 Linden a Balti cuase I NN Opens June Ist, Under former management, GEORGE A. MILLS, Jr. Mr. Mills will be at the INN all day Sunday and Monday for the accommodation of those desiring to select rooms, make rates aud com- plete arrangements. moy28-20f Carroll SpringsSanitarium Lake George, STATE OF NEW YORK. The Summer Resort. Beautiful Scenery, Pure Air, Pure Water, Fifty Well Equipped Hotels, GOOD FISHING—SALMON, TROUT AND BLACK | BASS, BOATING, BATHING, CARNIVALS, REGATTAS AND NIGHT FLOTILLAS, NO MALARIA, HOTELS HAVE THEIR OWN DAIRY FARMS AND VEGETABLE GARDENS. SUPPLIED BY MCUNTAIN SPRING WATER. For further information call at or address the INFORMATION BUREAU of this paper or write to GENERAL BUREAU OF Sarvs Lake George, N. ¥. ats HOTEL VENDOFIE, ~ On che Back WHITE MOUNTAINS. PROFILE HOUSE AND comtaans.