Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1898, Page 21

—_ YS THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JUNE ii, 1898-24 PAGES. SOME CYCLE CHAT ‘There ts a strong probability that before the present season Is over night racing will be introduced in this city, and the pubile will be given an opportunity to witness the steed of the men by electric light. The Park Cycle Club is securing bids on the matter, and some definite knowledge of what is to be done will be ascertained soon. Last year night racing was brought up. but the plan fell through, owing to the great cost of introducing the system. It was then proposed to erect poles for are lights at different intervals around the track, and also on the ground illuminate the plac but owing to the large number of lights that would be required, the cost precluded the introduction. This year it is contemplated to introduce an tanovation. The projectors propose us- ing several powerful search lights, placed at different nts, perhaps at the center of the ing. The full force of the ligat could be on the tracks and the bunch of s kept in view all of the time. d search lighis would un- doubtedly answer the pur, The plan, it is understood, has been introduced in one or two other cities in the country and has Another reason which will be an incentive for introducing night racing in this city Hes in the fact that racing after dark has been introduced in Baltimore and the venture has proven to be eminently successful. Baltimore is even @ poorer bicycle town than Washington so far as patronizing race meets is concerned, yet the Coliseum at that place, where night racing has been introduced, has drawn audience of over 5,000 people to a single Meet—equal to the largest number of peopie that have ever attended a loca! meet in the daytime in this city. The Park Cycle Club officials, before in- stalling such a system as described above, will hold a preliminary trial to test the advantages of the searchlights for the pur- pose. The event is expected to be held in a very short time, and a number of local racing men will be invited to ride several times around the track to test the merits of the new system. If the trial is deemed successful night racing will be regularly introduced. met with success. The long-looked-for match race between A. C. Moran of this city and W. G. Le Compte of Baltimore is scheduled to take place next Tuesday evening, and everybody is looking forward to a close and exciting race. The event was originally scheduled to come off on May 30, but for some reason it was postponed. The distance will be for twenty-five miles, and during the week both contestants met and signed articles of agreement governing the contest. The scene of the race will be on the C track at Baltimore, the affair being part of a night meet. While the local riders feel confident of the ability of the lecal man to win, it cannot be regarded as a case of walkaway for him. LeCompte is riding in excellent form, if reports be true, and in an exhibition ride he is said to have covered five miles in less than 10 minutes, the cor- rect time being 9.44 and a fraction. For ten mites LeCompte covered the distance in a little slower time than did Counselman in his ten-mile match race recently with B. T. Wrenn. This only serves to show that his condition is good, and that with good pac- ing. which he is quite likely to have, he will give Moran a very close tussle for the honor of winning the race. In connection with the race it is stated that Chairmar Mott of the league racing board has been looking into the matter. ie The chairman does not think that the ri ers have been living within the bounds of the lenzue amateur rules, and accord- ingly is proceeding with an investigation. He sezms inclined to the belief that the men have not 3 the rules strictly while training for the event. He also fers that the prize is something larger than that allowed by the rul for 3 teurs, or that the pacemakers may been paid to work for the occasion. chairman racing board, while not specifying oran-LeCompte race clusively. of the recent t four between Henry Sm! Roi . beth of Baltimore, and other ateur match events that sch to come off. appearances in this city A. ©. t appear to be in the best The fact that he did not secure a single first in three meets has taken as an indication that his con was far from perfect. This seems to be a mistake. [It is a well-known fact that since the been tratr beginning of the season he ng fer his coming twenty mile m. After working hard for that dista rdly any wonder that he was not much good in shorter distances with the other local amateurs, who ha practiced entirely for sprint haps the best indication of Moran's condition was his success Monday at Winche Va.. when he won all the ts on the prog! the half mile, and the open. Wilson nd each time he beat out his rival. ving Wilson to take md honers. This is the first time that Moran has been able to tinish at the head of the bunch. Again at Baltimore he suc- eeded Tuesday evening in winning the ne-mile om a good bunch, Griffin Halstead cetting second place. This clearly shows that Meran is in some sort ef con- dition, and he can be relied upon to make @ good showing. riders did extremely well at held the fore part of the week. The g meet on the Blue Ridge hester Moran and Wilson off the first and second prizes in n event, leaving the riders of that but trifling souvenirs of the meet ning race of the Coliseum track at Paltimore Moran won the only amateur @vent on the program, with Griffin Ha’s ead uring second A Baltimore rider got third place. In the only professional race on the program at the same meet W. F. Sims won easily, y Sims second, the tim 024-5. Tt seems as though the new Baltimore track is quite a fast course. Now that match races among amateurs seem to have taken a good hold on the lecal racing public, a good deal of interest Would be centered in ies of match races between Schad n, Wilsen and Counselman, for di: ranging trom ten to twenty-five m Counselman has snown his excellent abiltty at following a good pace. A series of events, the first be tween Moran and Wilson, the second t tween the winner of the race and Schade, and the third between the winner of the second event and Lee Counselman, would loubtedly arouse the greatest kind of usiasm. Scha might possibly not like in a middle distance r: Moran have both demonstrated to some extent In this direction with Counselman ought to be able to odor is net known if the of park has made any this direction, thougn it may be ne the advisability of carrying out , their flit and = ze manageme n conside such a One thing which Las eseay «l the notice of @ good mary patrons is the failure to hold the annual mile race for the District championsiip. This honor is now held by Wilson. For the past two years this cham- pionship has always been settled at th Decoration day meet, but this year the fact of the annual event seems to have been overlooked. This is the only local cham- Pionship ra © that has ever been held in this city, and there is more interest mani- fested in the outcome than one would or- Ginarily _magine. The race will probably be run off this year on the 4th of July, as it appears to be hardly likely that the con- test will be allowed to skip a year. One thing noticeable of late is the ap- pearance of a small American flag, which is both useful nd ornamental to the Wheelman when placed in front of the lamp. A number of riders have adopted the sche and the effect is quite pretty. ‘The flag enabies the rider to ascertain it the light is burning when riding in the evening. the reflection of the blaze show- ing clearly on the colors of the flag. With the use of this little patriotic embiem the rider can see the brilliancy of his lamp while seated in the saddle, saving a dis- mount. This is especially so in the case of some lamps, the construction of which renders it impossible for the rider to de- termine from the saddle whether the flame alive. ———_—_ Asserting His Privilege. Prom Puck. sDavie. how many are two times two? “Six. “What! How can that be?" “*Cause I want it to be; this is vacation, this is.” os Gor Even. Brom Life. Tickler—“Burglars Lroke into my ‘wine cellar the other night and drank up every- thing I had. Wilks—“Well, that was your revenge.” ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following is a list of advertised letters re- maining ip the Washingt urday, June 11, 189%. jon (D. C.) Post Office Sat- To ‘obtain any of these letters the applicant shanld ¢ If not called for wi for “Advert sed Letters.”” hin two (2) weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. LADIES’ LIST. Johnson, Marie Miss Johnson, Aldridge. M L. 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ROW rrest Jno 0 Grimes, Meses Grine. “Eddy nffie, Geo M Gufonl, HO Hon Hanr, ‘Charles Hall. Chas L Hall. Hall, Wm Hartetela. aN Harvey. Jing F Hawkins. Jeremiah feadier. Heder: SUMMER RESORTS. ASBURY PARK, N. J. ‘ SUMMER RESORTS. SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. Henry, Ben Porter, Robert J UMMER RES Hees, “Harry (3) Picket. JS _§8 ORTS. Ai, cae Poli tia 7+ ATLANTIC crry, N. J. Hoad, Augustus i HOTEL ELBENON, TENNESSEE AVE, NEAR SaaS Bory, i beach. Rates, $8’ tos§lZ per week. Write for gs Devgnel, MB Ensign booklet. KOBERT B. LUDY, M.D. (succeswr Hounport, JL Penesson, TE _to Miller & Ludy). Jeli-ist_ Howard, ‘Geo Pegram, EB 8 HOTEL PITNEY. DERIGHTFULLY 811UAaT.D Howard. W E Pearson, C T ecean end New York Capacity, 125. Serv- Pearl, Chas Wm Parks, JN Parker, Jno Dr Hunt, b WB ices. Hogan, Albert ice first-class. Popular Coleman House, ASBURY PARK, N.J. OPENS JUNE 25, 1893. Elevator; hot ‘and cold water; orchestra. For retes, diagrams and information address FW. ee BMAN, Coleman House, Asbury Park, N.J. jel Hertt. H Dr Jackson, Randel jell-2 ire Parnell, Jno T HOTEL Ma. VER FE Raines, "Jno Hon ‘An ideal Lome; ave. near the bea: pret AE Rallyely, 8 Crpacity, 200. jo 0 $14 Weekly. Send for book Reeves, Jam let JAS, S. MOON & CHAS, W. SHAW. of Richardson, CF P Baitimore, Propriete Jeil-a8t Frank A dno He Hom G ~ BRAD ‘Arkansas ave. near t house. Terms wed. _JeT-s, fudthitojyithen HOUSE, Weean. an for JAMES BRADY. Johnsen, Tehama HOTEL ALDINE, Johnson, WM Rodgers Wa aye. Modern janges; god table; terms, Johnston, TB Jno $9 to $12 per v for illustrated booklet. Johnston, Thos B Ton Saaley. Chas W Jed-78t-4 HARK EASTM. Jones, Harry panies ee ay THE C1 Jones, HG Sands.Fredk Mr and Hrs Virginia avek -near beact!, Jones, James K Master Sarrates, Don M Atlantie City. cial June rates. Tones, LC $e8-26t-4 M. D. NEIMAN. Jordan, © M Kay: Osborne Schionn, Jno THE OSBORNE. Ken. VE Schreevis, Samuel Pacific and Arkansas ave. Rates. $1.50 to $2.50 Kent, Arthur Schute, Henry © dai'y: $8 to $14 weekly. Elevator. "Bus mei Kerr, Mark B Mr. and ott, FS trains. Mts. R. J. OSBORNE. zm my23-3m_ a itera Secarara ee THE ROSSMORE Tennessee aye. near the beach. re ee Adjacent to Penna. depot and main attractions. yee pee SOEs Gl asece ira satcetirnitned emmaccn noc reqeiatves: as guate Capacity, 200. $10 weekly, and upward. Write for Rees Siehfax, “Abraham booklet: COLLINS &-O'BRIEN, Proprietors. ig, Tarleton H Mr & Simpkins, NS ESSE = = Mrs Sm'th, AG THE WAVERLY. Kirper, E Smith, Aulden Hon 22d year. Ocean view. Comfortable and homelike. EH Smith, Chas H Table supplied from mabagement’s farm. Send James Vernon ith, Henry for Ilustrated Booklet. Special June rates. $2 per Kix, Wm & Smith, Jno. day. $10 per week and upward. L. T. BRYANT. ikohn, David Smith, J oH Je6-26t-5 Lang, Charles Smith, ‘hes M Tarnesriios Show. amen F HOTEL STRAND, The Lafa yette, ASBURY ret x Every modern hotel equipment. Evening dinners. Ot oars ity, 300. elevator. Orchestra. Tl- OCEAN CITY, MD.—FOR RENT—DELIGHTFUT. cottage on Atlantic ave.; ocean front; terms rea- sovable. Apply 507 ate COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGES AND “CABINS” for rent; cabins, $3 per week; cottage, $60 the season; partly furnished. Round- tr! foc. at 3. 3a¥ GOULD, a2 Oh ferns. pa napkins, plat: ¥ WORKS, etc. mane DR. BLACKISTONE'S FAMOUS SUMMER srt, | “River-Springs-on-the-Potomac,”” is _ 00’ vpen for the reception of guests; salt water bath- ing. fishing, crabbing. boating; cuisine unsurpass- ed; terms moderate. Apply to Dr. R. P. BLACK- Vator, clectric lights, telephon: Jen Sin FENIMORE, 1% blocks from OCEAN. Capacity, 200, & PARSONS. _Je0-th,s,t1m-4 A. TERUU ‘THE WASHINGTON. lustrated booklet. WEIGHT & FROST. ISTONE, River Springs, St. Mary's co., Md. Jel1-s,tu,th,2m jel-ime ASBURY PARK. THE ELIMHINMON, OCEAN CITY. MD. OPE e JUNE Newly decorated; all inoderh conv Hotel Brunswick samcent neato light. bot and cold baths. © | tcms: orchestra: finest bathing on Atlantic Sao cast; no malaria. Chattolanee spring water Dircetly on the beach. The leading hotel in | fetNed without extra charge. Write for every respect. Now casino, amusement hall, ele- | 1eC" and terms.) Mrs. R. oT. SEREVE, Franklin st.. Balti ore. my23-1m OCEAN CITY, PD. ATLANTIC HOTEL, directly on the beach. Open all the year. Modern improvements. 340 at = reoms. Fi thing, beating and fishing, botn : "st. CLOUD. bay and des) sea, Absolutely safe. from invasion Near ocean and bathing grounds, by foreign enemy. THEO. TL. PAGE, Mer. ments and conventences. Special rates Jane ar EFBULLDING LOTS for sale. low, Easy 2 Jets ‘Own your own seaside cottage. Apply to THE VicTOR VAGGAMAN, 700 34th st., Wash 4 3d and Ocean ave.; yards from beach. my28- tu, bdsm Special ae thi” eae > 16th seas _ 49-1, 8, .30 3. KEMPE. SPRINGS AND BATHS, GRAN D CENTRAL HOTEL, 3] rs 2 ave., next door to Ocean, Full view. a, GLUE MOUNTAINS. Apps. Superior, Special June terns. White Sulphur Springs Hotel, Doutling Gap, Newvile, Pa. Fifty-neecnd season. Opens June 25. “Refined en- Sugeriors loos tant onieainh ay vironment. Moderate rates. For terms and fMlus- Pathe Lene Bey. Formerly the Monterey, Ocean end Virginia ave. AM modern tmprovements. ‘Tera trajed circular addrena Lawrence, Halsey” : Fiwest loc rtion; capacity 200; entirely new | Open all year. 311-3 GEORGE ALBERT FRFYER. Prop. aah, James See oar Ww. throtighout; exelent im evers appointment: supe- | Foner Mon MOUTH OPENS JUNE 15. DIRECT: ARANDALE HOT Tenelea, WB Stensbury, Chas Foor Tas eat VE NERBAIRN & WILLIAMS. | ly on’ beach; hot and cold sea baths in bot E HOTEL, Levie, Traverse Stannen, Preston Seon x ee rz elevator; every improvement; table, first-class: BEDFORD SPRINGS, Lipseomb, TB (2) Stery, FH oer Lait Aa Ls booklet." WM: APPLEGATE, Prop.” EDW. W. Bedford. Pa. Tiley, Win Steward, Geo THE CLIFTON, PRICE, Manager. JeP-th,s,t.2m-4 Now open, at popular’ prices. Finely located, Little, Allan oP Stewart, Wm Conn. and Atlantic aves; homelike family hou: MRS RUEAD TEST DELIGHTFOL | The waters are the most effective in the coun Tong, AS Stranger, T W min, walk from beach; $7 to $10 weekly; booklet. eee ean oer For terms and booklets address eae wM Soe Ga Jel! . F. SHAW. ana a palntnient SES baste S je4-2m" AISIP & SMITH. arroly, Chas nilens, J Judge oes PROBS’ LEY MeCalister, Mike Sutz, Win E JeO-th.s.t.2m-4 PROBST & LEADLE’ Merlin Jae § ARLINGTON HOTEL, tap Gas eee BOs oK ENON SPRINGS & BATHS Thaddeus i Michigun ave.. fifty yards from boardwalk; heat EuIperlocnin Nevers escapee FRED. FE, FOSTER, Manager. IS .IEH rters for Wasbingtoniagg. = Mr. Purchase will Opens June 18, under same maragement IN THE GREAT NORTH MIS. “VA. MeDowell, 1G Gus De at the Hotel Johnson Sune 18, 14 and 35.) jep.-th,s.t,1m-4 THEO. OY pails ours frori Washington; cool; Shady} large MeGregor, } = ae rom 10 a. unt! p.m., wheu engagements | — ee room; good music; first-class table; remark- McIntyre, James mies, Jno C nay be bool ery modern improvement HOTEL LYNDHURST able unitneral springs: baths; immeuse qwimening Charles H elegantly appointed. Elevator; excellent | BAS _ : 9 pool, steam heated; ‘two daily mails; telegraph. James Thonas, Geo M (5) cusine and serview; table supplied with country | ASBURY PARK. N. J., Second ave., view of ocean: | Opes June 22, Guests earlier on anplication, Ad- cLanghlin, Geo A Thomas. John m yegetables, poultry, ete.; orchestra; popu- | management well-known hotel man; all rooms light dress the manager until June bo, 2357 Clermont MeLeod, Seymour ‘Fivbets, Norman Bryant | _lar rates; expacity, 200. Jef-lm | and airy; reasonable rates. E, McLRIDE. BROOKLYN, N. X.; after that at the McMurray, B A Mr and Wm _3et- “14 2m t, ths Obtain circulars and terms of MeXamara, Jno V Fete Me Hetel Rudolf, YO: K SHIR & RETR A Seg San ullaing. we MeTurney,” Jno Tannicht. 13 ‘On beach front. Special rates until July. Write INOW trom veach. Cnobstructed Macartney, oC, ( Tannlelit J Tor eoklet Fee Ne CE Se a eer | ele eal| SpringsSanitarium Mackerney, A M ‘Tyree, Tries A Jet 5 terms to July. C.S. HUNT, Manager. LEN, MD. Matrot. Edmond 4 = NEW ENGLAND, Jol-w&s-261 exand&10 Guralesconts and those Mangle, Walmar, ol E q re = % ENDON miles from, t Me iy Thos vane for licoklets BRYAN & WILLIAMS. structed yiew of occ oF Sunset Lak ery mv. | etrcal: c., addres . G. BH. WRIGHT. Se) Washinrn and Moen Mfg |" jea-26t Imp. Caleine vnexeetied. Music daily. “Accomnnda- Seaver ee eas Beds Be WinGiit Martin, Win C2 a 5 sar ——S tion,150. Special Juie ard fumily rates. Deseription —— — z I Washing. F MINNEY oe ater Westinsinn: ST. CHARLES. ky FINNEY. Owner snd Proriewr.” | Chattolanee Springs Hotel, woe Finest Hotei on the Coast. Green Spring Valley, Md. June 1; 627 it, above tide e 33 x ee Wea SO-Bet * 5 4 Sunset ave; unobstructed view of ocean and Jake. Wa ectrle il Z reo Michal Rw syonesel a ALDEN Ant AU urdlern improvements, Calsine of highest stan: | Stara; fe evlebrated © ie s veinburg, k = ’ 2 et ae ch; | 270, For cireular and te eoiress, swimining pool, billlard: Dowling alleys, Westenvarg, JC _ Beautifully sifaated, a so tahoe my31-tu,th,s,2m-5 J. K. DODMAN:_ | tennis, d&e.; mo mosquitocs; no malaria; dry st White, Henry M Hon J : mosphere; ine music; strictly fi:et-class in every White: with choi vegetables, poultry, ete., BEACH HAVEN, N. J. Moore, vite. Jas sere Ys farm. REDUCED JUNE HATES, eres respect; furnished co’tages for rent; meals at ho- Meere, Harry Williams, ¢ # Tonge weenie Wee Tortboomieke a THE ENGL! tel. WM. B. INGULD, Mgr. Send ‘for illustrated Moore,Jack and Harland Wilson. J Hf 5 5. P. COE Beach Haven, leaflet. myli-1n Seniekewks gull Morets 2 vusnen/soee at Maten. | FOR I AT BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Ocbitkewskj. Julings A ae 80 yi from beach. Ca- .. Modera in every res; 350 guests. jatch- nee a coos, Wie WA Hon Hotei de Ville * Oe Gee ee EL Cte So eS srecial vaten tor | supletly arsine O'Nell,’ Riebard Woh Sam June 1, $9 to $15 per grec. “Write for booklet R. B. ENGLE & SON, Proprietors. T5a260; tue water and air; very delighttul and Osbon, BS Capt Wonse mes aniinisan” “Phoce: ‘apzo-3m,4 healthy location. Price for Season, $300 Proctor, Win Weodeirl, MW (8) Sa = my9-if SCAR W. WHITE, 1111 F st Peibald, W Young, James SLMAR N. J. = Ss Powell, James i a GRAND ATLANTIC! HOTEL CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS : STATION A. ATLANTIC “CITY. 3 Alkaline Lithia and’ fron Springs. A. grand in thts office to date: tid. beach: within few yards) new nd season. 200 beautiful suites, Write for special June and July CHARLES B. COPE. List of letters G LADIE Gettfs, Mrs Cora Jno New Hotel W. ellington, Kentucky ave. Ocert entt ¢: ty 250. Origi- ATATION D. bal Wellington semen cularged. Johnson, Miss Maggie peciul rates for Juma. GEO. ORYELL- y10-78t » CHAMPLAINE) beach, capacity v0; ‘elevator; sun parlor; eve inodern convenience; Stable bountifully suppl with the Lest. Special dagucements in rates, wotil . SKILTO:! NEW HOTEL LURAY CYCLOMETER HABIT. THE won Rider Lost His Health, Busi- ess and Friends. timore American, From the Bi: Pumping a tire Is popu rly supposed by wheelmen to be the one piece of work in connection with a bicycle that is mo: ee aed Daan x Boies ks. ane. conducive to perspiration, but a stout m Sattibeh uate ouneclanesay i overed Ittstrated Shooktet ie Fae oth owe mie aaa he recom. | _iias-tost BOSAH WHITE & SON. something that is worse, and he reeom- | <@U 1 CHESTER 1 Ocean end New Yor ¢<hteam heat; sun pation Open all the year, ee Db KNA JER. Berkshire Inn, A Virginia ave., 100 feetdiom beacb; reduced rates for June ant July; capacky, 300. first-class hotel With every couvenience; elevator to street leyel; {nll view of ocean; cuisine and service the best. Write for booklet showing hotel, new steel pler, Muks, et G: BRANK COPE. mends it as being better for reducing flesh than pumping tires, banting or sawing wood. This, ne says, is the job of fitting a eyclometer to the front fork so that it will work properly. He tells a story of having worked for more than an Lour putting on bis cyclometer, and then finding that it would not work. He is not the first man to have trouble of the kind, but in this in- Stance the sufferer tells a sequel to his 21-2680 ee, Siggeativencas, ‘After a hee SE weight a couple of pounds working at the auntie City, > ~ © svothe hi y 5 a id 21-261 ~ i Oe EG ee azz ~ CHARLES BYNES whose adjustment had caused the originai | THE Ws’ D KENTUCKY agony. ‘The adviser advanced an argument | Yet, ¢ve eceiataetteneecastay substantially as follows. 2 and June. Send for booklet. M. ROCHE. “It you put that thing on and get in the | _wy2i-an : habit ef keeping tab on it, you will become - ey ST a haggard and fiendish scorcher. You witl THE REVERE, develop cyelomania, have insomnia, lose Teasieety Gootalte (Clg MET your business and ‘all your friends. Now icdem euratea! you sre a healthy and sensible rider. Be | _my21-78t SIAMES M, MOORE. Warned in time and take off that eyclo- TEOMA Ty OTONE meter. I speak from experience and se Virginia ave. and beach; 1p to date; nfodern cusly. If you have it on your life will b hotel; ocean view; elevator to ground floor; steam come wrapped up in watching the rec Gees water; penne ae on it grow. You will negiect your fami: ee and everything else in order.to; swell the HotelimperialandCottages record I was a rational, genteel rider until the idea took possession of me that as I] ,.,_-Maryisrd ave. 50 ye. of oe rode a great deal I should be able to tell my | , oye Goo tables Artesian water. Spectal g mileage for the season, and I got a cycio- | rates. $0 to $14 per wk., $2 per day. G.\W.Kendrick. meter, which I flatered my self would be |" ayi3m* a nice thing. I thought | was riding aa average of eighty or one hundred miles a week. My cyclometer would not show any such average, and so, in order to salve my pride, I felt obliged to ride enough extra to make it show what J had boasted of to myself and a few others. When 1 got up to the stated average I became ambitious to get a mileage record. I rode nights and early in the mornings. I neglected my busi- ne: and all ociates to get off alone with that cyclometer. to gain time | took to scorching. If 1 had not been mercifully run into and had the infernal device with its record smashed to pieces, I would now be in an There is the difference in the world between riding HADDON HALL. ON THE BEACH. ATLANTIC CIty, OPEN ALL THE YEA AR. ~ GOL LINKS, The purest of water from our own artesian well, Write for byoklet LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. apls-5it N, THE RENOVO. eenerae BYES, net a, beach. Reopens June _mny26-26t,4 SE Sew, E wens eee HOFEL TRAY Atlantie’City, N. J., Homeltke aid cheerful. "Taies the very lowest a with and without a cyclometer. Some can Sadocisat eed ee ie er Owner and Prop'r. resist_their temptations, while others cau- s TRE: ROYAL. not. My only hope is to shun them, and] ,,, _ AOTES B therefore I give you warning solemnly.” ee Gee heath Teant Snub The stout man ae he has let his cy-| formerly of the Elberon. my2-73t-4 clometer remain unadjusted and has since = = been trying to make up his mind whether | THE PENNHURST—OCEAN BND OF MICHIGAN avi reet_ level. 1c25-tf Atlantic City, N. J.; electric elevator to ‘Send for illustrated booklet. JAMES HOOD. HOTEL £TICKNEY, Kentucky ave.. 100 feat trom Leach. Steam heat ‘stor. Sun rior. to $2.! 3 to cok bie © EY StickNeY. Weekly. (mb 1-tf) HOTEL KENDERTO re ee Ofte #2 ips aay. to r week. Send for Booklet. mnie-rer ne brs. J.B. NEALL. THE BERWICK, OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE; site of former’ Wellington; newly Quilt and fur- nishes t 12 hel juy and June. Fee ie ee TP ARKHURST, my23-26t Formerly Kenilworth Cottages. THE pre TRS. he was being “‘jollied’’ or had listened to words of wisdom. He was inclined to the former belief, but upon inquiring into the matter found several friends who have fallen victims to this cyclometer habit. +o + A Library Rat. From the Pall Mall Gazette. There is to be found in most public libra- ries what the French call “le rat de biblio- theque.”” The rat of the Bibliotheque Na- tionale, who has lately died at Paris, en- joyed an eccentricity that marked him out from his fellows. His popular name was Pere il y a quarante ans,” for he had | Ya. ave. near beagh, blevator, Special rates put the élock of life back exactly forty | Max and dune, Send! iu saci, FPO years. Refusing to live in the present, ne | BUS, former myzi ut Spent his days in the great national brary, EVID: calling every morning for the papers of the same date, but forty years old, and reading Toate ito $12 per week. them through from the rising of the sun to fel2-1n4at JJ, RAUFFENBART. the going down of the same. One day in September, 1895, he was seen to be suffer- ing from unusual excitement. His friend THE SCARBOROUGH. Beach front/' Maryland ave. Quiet, refined: homelike. asked him what was the matter. “Matter! Steam beat, ‘elevater, sum parlors, baths. Why, Sebastopol has just been taken; that | Splendid corner ropys jeith unobetracted view is all, and enough, too, I think. Ah, ces| °C =, i <7 i gueux de Russes!”” A most untimely remark | 42°C! Spring rates, for tong, stay and. fam- in the Parts of 1895, ap2s-78t-9 ras ALFRED WYMAN. SEASIDE-JERSEY COAST. THE GARIOLT OR, POINT P' NT, N. J. Magnificent new first’ season; modern in every particular; 408 feat from ocean. Opens JULY 1. For terms scdress CHARLES KROPP. Proprietor, Je2-th,s,t,13t-10 Point Pleasant, N. ‘J. HATHAWAY INN, DEAL, N. J. Now open. An ideal seashore resort. Send for descriptive ‘bocklet. ARTHUR L. MARSH, Prop., Late Florida East Coust Hotel System, toy21-s,m,w,2m VENTNOR, N. J. CARISBROOKB. INN,) VENTNOR, N. J.—On_ the teach, one mile bel w Atlantic City; away from the “noise and exci tof, the seashore me- tropolis, with ten-1 mate trolley connections; re- fined family resort, with ‘every modern hotel ‘appointment; Sapacity doubled “since Inst nea- son. CHAS. M. . Prop. $e8-26t Vi yards from 4 A hotel Nhat is ngw and! woedere, Capacity 300, | = SRA ‘cine, Me 4. Rev: \ PARKER HOUSE —‘ OPEN — 19TH SEASON— modern, ‘Special June rates. Serta ee, jed-that2ua "ing THOS. DEVLIN. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. THE LORAINE. The newest hotel. On the Beach, St. Charles Place. Rooms en suite, with baths; sieam heat; elevator to street; artesian water; reduced spring rates; send for booklet. SAML. WAGNER & SON. ap20-e2t LiTtL@ BRIGHTON HOTEL AND RESTAU- rant, ocean end of South Carolina ave. Formerly ca ‘boardwalk. Steam heat. Home comforts. Moderaty rates. 8. A. SCHWEISFORT, Prop. tal TRE WETHERNA, KENTUCKY AVE. AND beach; homelike “hotel; capacity 200; pleas. Sat rooms; “escet excellent table; spring rat se See 3 ‘weekly. Write for booklet. re i Hoven HOTEL ATGLEN. Mi: ave. near Beach. sate Wii ee Keskly. | Welte for my26-1m,8 W. H. STEULE, Owner and Prop. HOTEL COLUTBIA, BELMAR, N. Complete ocean frentage. reded to be Auest location cn entire Atlantic coast. A fh etory of nandeeme reoms has been added. ¢ Elevstor and every modern “how Renowned for management and cui- >. Orchestra, Open carly in June. my2i-s.tu.th Tn CAPE Co the MAY, TAR VILLA, CAP Within 100° foot of ppointmerts fi RICHARDSON, Stockton Hotel, CAPE MAY, N. J. DIRECTLY FACING THE Ursurpassed for gran of proportions and legance of appointments. One-third of a 1 Norm HORAC refur- unsur- JeS-1m OCE. r 1 SQU. dors with excelleut MIERS ARE from beach; lui. full view piazzas aut ps of oceun; reasonable terms: LONG BRANCH, N. J. ~ HOLLYWOOD HOTEL — AND COTTAGES. Hollywoed, West End, N.J BEAUTIFIED, RENOVATED, ENLARGED. The handsomest, most exclusive and best ap- pointed hotel on the Jersey coast. New sanitary appointments. New gelf course. R. T. Dunlop. Capacity, 250. ‘AM modern improy boating free. 17th season under same Ranagenent. Send for booklet. THOS. B. SHAY DORADO, Lake and the 3 all conyenier: Sc Mrs. Db. W. FISHER, Mgr. jell-s.m w,lm DR. STARKS’ HOTEL—THE LEADING HOTE Clese to ocean improvement, Cuisine tunisnrpasced. 5 Seles, w,lm-4 W. H. L. STARKS. SPRINGLAKE BEACH, N. J. HARMONY HALL, SPRING LAKE, N, J., OPEN Sime 20, under “new management. Por’ partic ulars address Miss BALDW ave., until June 15. HOTEL CARLTOD ronting Ocean and Laxe. Every convenience; artesian water; best; finest roads. SIMON. _ je9-th.s, THE ALLAIRE, Spring Lake. Directly on beach. Opens June 4; isth season. je9-th,s,t,3m-4 RICHARDSON. On The Ocean Frorit, _ « SEVEN MILES BELOW LONG BILANCH, MONMOUTH HOUSE. SPRING LAKF BEACH, N. J. Wr-te for descriptive pamphlet, contaiuing terms end information. BE: _my2i. by kt THE RUSKIN, SPRING 25; every unex artesian water; beautiful location, head of lake; ocean view; terms reas. J. BEAM. SEASIDE-NEW E , G03 N. Carolina jel 1&1 s* cuisine m4 JAMIN H. YARD. je6-3or* ALAN HOTEL SORRENTO SORRENTO, MAINE. ‘This magnificent hotel will open June 20 with first-class appointments throughout; electrie lights, ‘Teunis Courts, Bowling, Base Ball, ete.; excellent livery and beautiful drives; Hay Fever patients re- celve instant rellef; boating and fishing unsurpassed. Special terms for the season, Ladies’ orch SEVERAL NEWLY FURNISHED COTTAGE: RENT. tra. FoR For terms, cireulars, etc., addres HOTEL SORRENTO, Sorrento, Me. Jet-s,5t A. R. BARROW, Manager. With capacity for 700 guests, delightful company to utmost . Write early for rooms, : W. H. SALE. Proprietor. . Cajon Springs. West Virginia, or D. B. MACHALI, 1324 F st., Washington) D. C. ¥10-30t-9 Bedford Springs Hotel, BEDFORD, PA. The Carlsbad of America. Open from June 27 to October 4, with increas- ed attractions, Magnificent golf . and one of the finest Wwling alleys in th iy. The waters of Bedford are ihe most ive and celebrated i the world. For terms and booklets address. J.T. ALS rintenden' PRING, SH - Hotel new and all the Virginia wa- ide over rouzh roads. f d informatie E. ©, JORDAN, Jordan Springs, Vi RAWLEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. The Tonle Water of America. Open June 1 to October 1, 1893. Address D. M. SWITZEK, ctor, Rawley _ Springs, Va.” may Ld-xdew-L SULPHUR spen June 1. essible of long stage JORDAN “WHITE doat Valley, V moderh; niost ac orthern Central connection of Pecnayiva® 1,500 feet above tide; exceptional at- tions; menpteia air; the celebrated Minnequa ring; delightful drives; forest walks; music; steau: heat: elevator; every moder: nieuce. For rates acdress S..N. MANLY, myli-s&w16t Minnequa, Bradford ev.,” Pa, Lee White Sulphur Springs. Opens June 22. 2.000 feet above sea level; con a larger per cent of soda than springs In Virginia. and no lime; bot and cold svlphur baths; exceltept table; fine shade; grand Scenery; amusements: riding and ériving horses 7 r hea, Round-trip tickets over the South-rn nS rellway, Circulars at, this office, Address HI LA PIERRE, LEE. ¢ Mathias, Hardy county, W. Va. GROVE, 3 A. delightful de2-th.s,t-2m"10 beantifully sitvate ; Overlooking lak TPS ee es Dr. Strong’s Sanitarium, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. a health or recreation; Elevator, Sun Parlor and Te Electric Water, Nauheim v f Promenade; Suites with bat! ‘Turkish, Russian, Nat 5 k alr, ters, Elegant Wheeling, Entertainments, Tour- ents, ete. Send for illustrated Circular. _Mmy2l-s,ta&tb-13t,10 SARATOGA SPRINGS. United StatesHotel Opén from June 14 to October 1. GAGE & PERRY, Saratoga. The Grand Union Opens June 15. WOOLLEY & GERRANS, Proprietors, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Illustrated pamphlet sent upon request, my24-tu,th,s,20tf my14-s,t,th-26t-14 Or. IN THE MOUNTAINS. SUMMER RESORT WILL REOPEN JUNE 15. Has well-shaded lawn; fine mountain Water; hot and cold baths; porticoes; fine seen- ery and large rooms. Address Miss LEONARD, Hagerstown, Md. je9-1m_ BUZHA VISTA SPaitG HOTEL Dry atmosphere. No niosquitoes. NOW OPEN. For terms an¢ circulars address W. M. REAMER, Manager, Buena Vista Spring P. O., Franklin Co., Pa. Blue Ridge Inn, Sulcker’s Gap. Special rates for May and June. myd-2m* A. S. DRAWBAUGH. Snickersville, Va. KEE Mak my20-3m,14 Continental Hotel NARRAGANSETT PIER, R, I. For rates, booklets and information inquire at ot- fice of Hotel Cochran, Washington, D.C., or address GILBERT JOHNSON, Dixon House, Westerly, E.L my23-2m OCEAN HOUSE, SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. OPENS JUNE 30, 1898. J. R.MEAD, Prop. (Also of “The Hamliton,” Bermuda.) Jet-sewSt Leland’s Ocean House, NEWPORT, R. I. Most Fashionable Summer Kesort in America. Whieling. “Fishing. Cha Wake eI Gelf, Tennis, Pelo. Season. ‘Sea let. Yachting, Boating, Ocean Drives, Special Lutes for July and the ‘Sea Food a Specialty.” WARREN LELAND, -tu,th,s,26t,10 SEASIDE, RAND UEALTH RESORT, VINE. javea, Mass., is unexcelled on the good roads. Bor bathing, shins. bicrcling. over 49 miles &p15-2mo METATOXET HOUSE N ee a ee va my23-Im ee KENYON Bie tetnesa Maenganat ‘QuONOCONTAUG age [aa a ‘till weter, bat Bates, $7 per week. W. H. Write for Book- ry ne Superior Io- ete : ’ . 9 J 9 . ; dress Jr., Manager. coast. vu GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL Glen Summit, Pa. Opens June 25 (remaining open until October). on L. V. R. R., 3% heurs from Philadelphia. 2,000 feet ‘elevat Steuntain spring water. | 50 uilles finest drivi 1 bieyelng ro All elee- trical appliances.” Private baths. x descriptive bovklets, photographs and other Sass cmttontrenty ao Jel-52t-12 W. H. CROSRY, Manager. HOTEL SHENANDOAH (FORMERLY GREEN'S Mountain Houee), Hai Ferry, W. Va.—Open for guests June’ 7. New management; fresh fruits and vegetables in abundance; ‘mineral springs; fine a ing; magnificent scenery, By far the choleest mountais resort - Rates. $90 per month: convenient to Ws special to f>mil renees exchanged. Ad- a L, JONES, Hotel Shenandoah, Harper » Ferry, W. jet-Im McDOWELL HOUSE—TRIS POPULAR SUMMEIt porches: ee <2 cell tabl —< ex le. Apply to B. E MeDO Harper's Ferry, W. Va. wy 25-3m “BEALL PLACE;" NEW MANAGER; LOCATION unequaled: absolutely pure water; large grounds; Senter ee nED SELiL. Pree we ‘ms25-1m*4 ACCESSIBLE, 60 MI. FROM WASH.; MT. walter sue. va a’ ees et meat .' MAURICE ¢. Procure cireular. , Castleman's Ferry, Va. | | THE 9 MOU NTAL Ss. HOTEL ALLEGHENY, EAGLESMERE, PA The most delightful summer and bealih resort in Pa.; elevation 2,200 ft.; L. D. telephone for booklet and rates. WH. VAN BUSKIRK. BOARDING, NEAK DEER PARK, AT BRIAR Bend Seminary during the summer vacation; beau- tiful views: good plano; everything frst’ class; prices moderate. Address the Seminary, Mt. Lake Park, Md. myZ5-w.s-1m BLUE MOUNTAIN __ HOUSE, Near the summit of the BLUE RI MOUN- TAINS, 72 miles from Baltimore on the main of the WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROA Elevation, 1,500 feet above the sea, The center of life, animation and diversion in the Blue Ridge. | Its grand altitude commands an unobstructed view of the world-famed Cumberland and Shenandoah valleys, affording a glimpse into four states and twenty-two counties of Md., Va., Pa. and W. Va. A matchless concentration of scenic splendoss, covering 5,000 square miles, Only an be to Gettysburg battlefield. No mos¢ larta. cla Appointments and cuisine strictly Three hours’ ride from Washington, D.C. trains from Washington connect at M. Penna. R. R. Vnien Sigtion, Baltimore, with W. Biue Mountain Express (Parlor Car) Station daily, except Sunday, at 3:2 Mr. J. P. Shannon, Masager, will be at the Riggs House, Washington, D. €., on SATURDA June 11, and THURSDAY, June 16, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., to give all desired information regard- ing engagement of “rooms, rates, & dations foc 500 guests. SEASON OP 18. RR. Fast HOTEL GaiLDWOLD, CUIDWOLD PARK, on LAK iE, in the bear bears from New fort ett bunting. & SPECIAL & SEPTEMBER. For booklet and nfs dress CHARLES E ). Mauangs Massawepie, N. FRED BH. sce Metropolitan building, Madiscn Square, HPs. 13t1s N. pnnsslwani and W. ER. from rst. elevat purest air and wa toatng in 1 D, teleph excellent cycling _de2-th,s,tu, 20 L. W. BRODIT ~ OAKLAND HOTEL, Seawn 1898__Qakland, Md.— Ses! 1898. ‘Tils well-known Lotel, on the crest of the Alieghanies, will open June 15. 2 of hew maftazement. Modern Improvements aad everything first class, Unsu: sed as a pleusure and health resort. G hours trem Washington, w it change. Main stem B. O. Three tratos . bathiag superior ho nl C7 For. iilustrated | booklet, of 28 and terms apply to G! MILLS & ‘. Props., Oaklaod He , |, Md. pt, thé&s-14tf ADIRONDACKS. WAWEB EEK, SARANAG LAKE, OPEN JULY 1 Po OCT, Under New Management. INDIAN ©. a, Wawbeek, Franklin Ce my19-t,th,s-26t DEER PARK HOTEL, PARK, MARYLAND. pa 5% hours from Washingte MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMMER SORT OF THE ALLEGHENIE Swept by mountain breezes, nd etre! On ma: Hotel hay feve Baltinn tages. Mi and Torkish ectrie ts, el imming pools, links. “ten- alleys, tpagn drive Snopalis “Naval Ac cottages (furnished for ready f) ney June from June 2 epreniber rates and information address D. €. Jones, B. and ©, building, Batthn Md. untii June 10, After that time, Deer ret county, Md. Jel-1.w, f&s-to; WN INN, FRONT ROYAL, VA: ‘old baths; first scenery. driving 3.G) WILTSUT and fi rok SUM- T HOUSE IS OPEN mer visitors. Apply to DAVID. MILLER. my27-Im* Blo mit, Ia. _ Brookside Hotel Altitude 3.100 feet. Near k and Cheat river; 6 hours on B. and 0. drive to Brookelde in time for supper; delightful amtsemerts: every he eres. at- tached; modern sanitary arrangements; most re- markable spring of pure w Virginia. Send for seuventr book! PRES Brookside West é > Mertz eee ~in aiceaie 4,000 feet Oakland and airy rooms; home comf: a, W. Va. jel-im & ANNEX. HEXTES Improved tion of 37 acres al AURORA He U SE ON TOP OF THE ALL#¢ the a vttuge. Extensive lawns, sha and flowers; one of the finest springs of pure Mater in the world; excellent table: large, airy roots; clea weft beds, and howe comforts. Un- surpassed as a health and pleasure resort. Re- diced rates Apply Rooms 157 and 158, Loan an Ing, or add my20-1m . Prop., Aurora, W. Va, Hill Top House Opens season YS with additional new B-story build. ing. 35 rooms; capacity di 5 bot cold Baths: 7,000 mq. whose breezy wailed answhe prlats and ecard scene forincr repuration of tabl same. TS. LUVETS, I myliat ~ THE SUMMIT HOUSE _AT HAR? W. Va.. opens June 15. end for circular and terms. Address Mits JENNIE CHAMBERS, : 2 my24-3 POWHATAN, HARLESTOWN. W. VA.. WILL ne cpened i June; perfectly eguipped hous: healthy and beauutul county. Mrs. BOLLING, Linden ave.. Baltimore. MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL, Mountain Lake T Far from war's alarms and summ dtauqua headquariers; now open. Jed-Imo Mrs. J. K. Mek HOTEL ROYAL FRONT ROYAL, Va in all fits apointments; hot and cold barbs Iythia water: bread verandas; cool and healthful, Terms $6, $7, $8 per week. Address Capt. C. GRIMES | Manage jet-im 122 rk, Md. GREAT MARYLAND. MATTHEW MARLAND, my21-m,wé&s-1m MISCELLANEOU s. HOTEL VENDOTIE, On the Back Kay Bovlevard, COMMONWEALTH AVE. THE LEADING HOTEL OF BOSTON. C. H. GREELEAF & CO. WHITE MOUNTAINS. PROFILE HOUSE AND COTTAGES. Open June 30. One of the largest of leading summer resorts, with every modern improvement. Location unsu Golf links and all popular Proprietor. attractions. TAFT & GREENLEA, aplé-s-10t The Thousand Island House, : Alexandria Bay, N. Y on the River St. Lawrence, among the far-famed Thousand Islands, will open Jure 28. Fine fishing, boating, high altitude, pare air. For diagrams and terms apply to 0. G. STA- PLES, Riggs House, or G. DEWITT, Alexandria Bay, owners and proprietors. Guide book to the Islands may be had free at the counter of this office. Je7-im-t, the Western [assachusetts. MANSION HOUSE, a cascmrooe oleae samnee,