FOR SALE?HOUSES.
rii? sai-E-o-roov fkvsie o.v ce\ter si
sisltlf 25 ft- cu& .Dd
CAMOW^Vl1' 5r'??. A1 V |f> JJ
UAUHJJT1, 13u* and N. V. avd. n.w. )^2&4l*
?uS
?iR5^- Gosr\^u *gf? wortYi
IL.3*" OffXEU .VLI.DiN'j MONEY; MUST
_ DAVID D. STONE, *M and S08 F at.
r2*J!^*-<>VLY TWO LLTr-SLCB AM OP
N >J' utFrUitJ- iO itl'Y V
?Iyy mouse for n.noo on a mce street
was? tssssfe ?xr,?
^It DAVID D. HT*iNK. 804 and SOU y ?t. w_
POKKAiJi By ALGUST IXWaTB, 411 nil ST
A tor*. fw nnrj hrl-A. .w y ,t. n-ar 7th; haa
1" IOHL1, two hath room*. I.r-e two-store
ataM.; ?OiLaH? for family hotel. h- ?oM
on easy tanna to the ngl,t partj. je".?
to* 9ALR -814 5TH ST. X. E.; 8-STOHY iROrtv
?5m 2ss?
UU P*rfwt; If ?n t|m,p Qot
l*f-!,n^? t^lc>,hV wuh <w,.rr.d
SX^J^.jlf* ?ei? ia*/t?rlj; ..th.rvrl^ t,?y.
*1* iT" t'rm" rent to prompt Darin*
rarotLi tout by Ui? year at $a 50 <-r mJith!
i.<m S. OUTrtRTF,
t B?o? 91. iv.rcr.ran Bmldlne.
?OR SALE -SACRIFICX-AT iiT PT,F?-i >vt
uSTaSSE r**m Zi
i? ?n ;1 'f"*; '"t .v?
USWlT l^stts. ,t,vt: "j,"?*
?OR 8AU?MT. PLEASANT; tl ,V? KP-~r-vT,m
z? ?v?ra f7^ni"K 'am ft/ i..t,
?Ut: lot ?wS; i'lY* -Kfr nt1"*
ruLTV? LEWIS.
ri%blV^l^,^A-^r,?VNI:R PROPERTY. DE
hoo? jtL it^'V h.? r,?
m ?.5*' M<i 8 n and bath; a.
Si? i. k'"*: Ter/ ?7.<?ju
l n ?UJB A TOT fw. 505 E n.w.
i"?"~RZjtT BARGAIN; F^iTi CORNER
8 brtt* bo?**' 4-atory and
ft Mwn- *T"r/ J.O.JO ag.
W.SOO; eur twins.
J?23-3t WEEE A TOT1-W?. 105 E St. n w.
FOR SAIi?OR exciia_\GB- HOUSES.
Jn.^ni v?' iir'bI'*J.""in -?'1l?r.K'>ll'>0 IS.750
I v^? L D Pk. 7r, 3.<HJ6 .1 500
>^J 3t OSCAR W. WHFfE. 330 F ?t. n.w.
?OR SALE1J ANI>S. ,\fK vEW THREE-STORY
W<* ?tweUln.-. 1815 19th St. n.w.; thlrte.n
room? and hath room; all lat^t tuiproT^menta
aSd* i "D,W our P??al ?uprrrUlon
la ?v?*ry r??pect; h<>u?? oiK-a for
iSK .""w. r r"r"' I?iru,'.jurs ,w?,
M23-Bf TTLER 4 RUTHERFORD. l*jf F ,t.
*'iS?aJi^Ti?e^.e:lal handsome new invrjXr
Ui*? witala tur*v ?j.irn of Duiwnt Cln]<>
to IJ5..M). (No.. 1? to mi
TTLER A KL JMEJtFORI), 1S..T F ?t.
FOR SAU5-A 7-ROOM Fj.i.ME. IV ajuivr
00 "r? L. w. well r nTtiJ lot 12**50
hla I. a barren. oatr MJ.*"; terS to
_>Z3 ^lIltoES A J!")i>IiE^ 60? F iw
F>JR SALE SMAli HOU-sts*
but
Szx r; v-
'?'?1 K s r?x>m? ani* b* "h an<1 f""h V""'
?.fh T" 3,1 9 uj-j ba-ti (iiiiiiii ?'^11
lua .t Mr <1 10 r ha7h l?ri(bl' a'ss
E at. M. 34 9 r.?n., 3IMj ,?,.h s si
i p"
w^Ik and bati* 4 .*w.
friz r^^tb;: ::.?5
a^r1 b--; js
fca.y t?ma. je=t-:. ,;EO. T. r.Titk^ ?4 F 2?
FoK SaEH n ST. NEAR NEW JULSV-V' ,Vr
D"w bri.-k, j?>r.Hi*tu lath fir"
ullaST*- unr*' T- Parks.
urn.
FOR S.M.E ON EAST TMJIS THREE vrw ~r
vjsLr-W'
H st no i-L JUA\, Lui:aer.
-n ___ Jll|
FOR SALE A RAKE B \Ri; VIV TST.inv
It s'w 4,h n n u ?AUUAIU?Vil ?lj t?h
'tay-wtolSirVr, ?X EASY TERMS AXW
ri? Ak .:<Kia?*. No lulft 2Afh *r n t,
_?tl> ?t. O W. """!l?- In<4?Jire of UW.Vt;!. ir.13
For sai.E Oli KENT UT iiWner i
ii?i-tiiHif11*!1'rL- ln*""'it*; built of i,st
4 ?"??ted on oue of
Of Sni \-rj"T'v no?hw?t. n..ar three
faiBi? wj/r'r^pt 'T^tltr ???ii
<HV\ER at ?ai 1-?k"S u'" 11
HwU*> ?P*'n fj?r in
*vsr.^l'-e 'I ':UKA1 "-WMJASr PfiiuT ST?,
lar U- V fro-Hory. altl.: .in-J ,-cl
cabinet niuutHs.
tot
J.--- -t ^'t oRD W. Walker A SON.
rr .7" 1006 F n.w.
siixT
?T OF AS.Sir.VKE,
i'r-. llr,^ ,U*Vr n?-ro,M1i an?l cellar
1?? litb at. cfe?; easy t'i'r^1
va-lt KET'FORD W. WaLKEjV *lsMn,
r: UlOG F n.w.
?l*tehr2.LM,j.,,H EX,'llAN(JE AT CHARLTON
\'^!s: 100?i2s
1 lu rr-..n iAtai:f ^raf.:*-, lot 1<y>,200
1 H. ill. 1., ftt lot 1,*>*?>?>.-_
rw.l>i,j .,t 1-V C^Z'lr V J KFI^EHtaZ
_ Cbarlton Height.*. M,l. -1^?
FOR SAI.E i AST c.UTp 1. ST. NEAR i i\,v
F'li: SALE S!X liRK'K HOUSES AM) five
7<?v? k J'- *5.<3u"; r-ut?d" north
V?'i.? V lat,-r,,Jt on $.'.5<?| e-iiiitv
VLVN?xr'l4Kr rtt.Vw!" CeU?
rv'r w:*' U V" BELOW POST F*ST
7a"l .,M3 finely llnlahed;
i V" A u-'.; hnila. (Iri'placaa.
OWNE?- JSth.
v "AM?.>Mj; m:w I;i:oVVN STOVE
f ;-,r ,r '"il '-,rt'e: ?-n- V rooina;
.r.1t;u,^1r':,l.''al^1t:lv.nt3;
fc-^^u'r^it.^"iU
J**|i?.t f STL"HOES MOORE.
F sr. LV,
VMX A I^\r.OE BRICK rorviHT ?vn
11 'r na ,eiC ??crtu?ity offer. ?1; pro
RLiar o riU*' 232- Barbie.
J 14 3%t*
.Ml *U'k r'-VNDS"MK ?-ROOM. stune
'ruk. t:.3x 5th. n?ar T at nw ami
^.^andler g^grjf'l
mv7-2m* l
k ?VrH ST- N E-= NEW PRESSED-
|.?Jk""1*'; n'"
riiohflilv; t. is house u iil rwt V 'i a
to Judin* Uiten^r lnd taxe^t nr-'-i s^hr""
.P3? iKA>^ L HANoVk1;1^., i
13th and G ?t?. n a. i
d" !'r* UOXNLr 'TK'UT AVE.. A VFHr'
i- ?lwenir.r^ App'y "to" 0'?ffi?c,?l ?"d
T* >11 SALE?IN LK j?KOJT !'\RK ~\tu- t.
m>i-a K1L1M.ES Mi (ore.
60** I* st. a.w.
For sai.e an elegant r-Ro.-ni br'cu- TTT
i.. Oil L' p riptr II a- k-' K, A.M.
r;. y W,?;
VH.itE. F it n w1 0,OaTh- A
satle ??vse u> 1,,rn ST. X.E.; NEW 5
h-nll.- li?..,- ::i.r r?r? ?nd two
?Ii.( <0'y boas.-: 8!oo;
lnt? rest; ,?mk.. h''
'Btf ent; Otuie a to uU ka,e W"
ar.25-tf *,LAAKtw lia'ih">!tK- CO
-?r. and G ?t?. q.*.
*S w in!i? S
or'.'.i' J,5,
A: piy lu OWNER t,r """"h.J. j
?,T tf FRANK i.. ham'.h-k'A r-o..
,f Cor. ia:h an.l Pa. ,Te.
LEGATj notices.
in the si piaaiE ?i i:t i?e the dlstriot or'
l\>L' M'tlA.
Holding a special fnu *>r]?ii:\ns' Court busiuesa.
Jufte IS.
Iu the ciue of 1-*. ??r.i am. adm'r c.t.a. of
IZar'in I.. XtHf, I i*?* -?f Mitfkt #f <I
km4 tks aMaUtivtcr afow?M Im, wtth tkt I
approval i court, appointed FftD)lT,
i wr.NTIFn'I! DAY I f JI I.Y. K>4. at TKN
b'CL'x'K A.M., lor iBi'.in*; payin**nt nr:tl iJistrif?u-
lb?n. umler i;.?* court'? i??n and e*>ntrol: w tupfi j
li:?l vrliere a!! cr^LtoM and |H-r>otjs entitled to!
l.atrtbuiive s'uiTea r r a r?*sblue are'
aere*'?j n??t:j:?-?l to alt- n.l .it iH?:?on ?-r bv a?r?'iit ??r
|ttori)**y duly autl.oriz^l. uiih i!,? ir rlainw against J
^ktatH i?rup?*rly voii?'.,td. ?>th?Tw!ae ihe admin-}
t Irjitor wii! tak?? thf N* nt-rir of t ie law against j
(i>? m. I'p'vid -d. r* of this ord<*r b?? put lu*i;?*d
Kt -a a week for Thrc w?^k.4 in tl.?? "Washington
^.-.r r.. *K rter and "Eveyini; Star" previous to!
U.- said day.
Tent L. T WRKSHT.
>.+T? r of Wills for the iMatrict of Columbia.
J*?l> law3w
Fl. i- >SAI.S Ei'R ET.Ei-n:l?' WIRE '"EH'E <>E
buti<*ttie foi library ?f ??i).r: 145 E;ist Capitol
a?:r-'-'t. Wa?hiu^ton. I* June 22. 1 <ji abnj
brepoaal.'* will *>n r?*??#?Ive<! :it thi.?< orti- FNTII/
5 r M OR rUDAT, mm nXTH I?\ v oi
JCLV. and -d Immediately t'i?*r?-;j?t?r j
lr* pr.?aen?*e ??f '?.?Iders. for lum'.siiintf and d 'Uv.-r-
i'.g nt l. e Slu:'-din^ f I., -ra: v of Co nfess, in i
t! !s af^'it t*?.<<"?? f'*et of :-;iM>? i n*d ele
trb- '??ire S; itiOBR, fftfll eosittl and I
ln< r tVn-t rd :ik f?rui-? of j./oj os?a'? j
0?.t Arp ?1 on *!"ii to i< V.FHNA1U? i
r aim and bvtaM; I
1
FOR SALE?LOTS.
ITOii SAl.K BY AV'iUlfT DONATH. fill TTI1 ST.?
A lx-?0tirul lot, ou l(!th ?t. extend?l, l'?rk
it., Mt. l'ltfusaat; 30xl2J; 75 cU. iter ?q. fuol;
Twry *aay.
FOR SALK-OR EXCH^NGE^LOTS.
Mass ?t n?.30x7S.*S.S<?? S nr lSth nw.20il00?2.50
Mt. Plrtm?nt.50il0i5. ,T5c T nr 13th nw.lMlM l.W
On vrrrj it. and birr aim In Columbia HeljhU.
_J?23-3t OSCAR W. WHITE. 930 F ?t. n.w.
F'lR SALE-TO BTILDEIW-roIt EXCHAXOE
40 fe?t front on F st. D.nr 18th n.?r.; uuin
cumbered: owuer will consider propoBUiou to ex
change one b<>',**?, to be erected on property, (or
on- Tot. L STARGARDTER. 613 15tli St. B.w.
_J>;23-3t
FOR SALE^MOrNT PLEASANT?HANDSOME
building lot In good nelgiit>orhood; ftli&de and
itreet Improvements: price. 45c.
REIjFORD w. walker SOX,
Je22-3t 1006 F n.w.
FOR SALE-VERY CHilAT?A HANDSOME
bul'-'litis lot, oti high ground. ?t TAKOMA PARK; I
?uirouodiugd the fce?t; 21,000 square reet; ooe
square frotn electric oar*.
REDroltD W. WALKER SOX.
Je22-3t 1006 F n.w.
FOR SAI.E?COLUMBIA ROAD BET. 14TH AND
tSth. 30x14.1. in neighborhood where thousands of
dollars' worth of building Is now going on: II
ft. Also 54x128, oo E. Capitol st. near Lincoln
Park, 50c.; unincumbered; would exchange for
Imp. property and assume small mortgage. Ad
drew 804 Oth st. >22-3t
FOR riALE- a" BEACTIFCL LOT OX CHAPIN
et. bet. 14th and 15th sts., fronting south;
&<>x130 ft.; a very desirable location: a frame
house thereon renting for $25. FCLLER
FULLER. 504 11th st^ n.w. Jcltl-Tt
DON T PAY |10U FOR A IA)T~WHEN YOU CAN
buy Iota at Columbia Park from $25 to $50. Un
til June 21 we will glr? you your choice for $30;
cash or Installments; 10 par cent off for cash,
fwflee, ?23 F it. n.w. JelS-tf
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
FOR SAIJC OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER
ty. elegant farm. 137 acres; well fenced, and un
dor cultivation; 15 miles from city. Fairfax Co.,
Vh.; $3.0?iu. Also la acred In village adjoining
above; g?*>d house and out buildings; excellent
track f;irm; young orchard of line fruit. For
term*. Ac., apply to C. M. STOY, 1213 F st. n.w.
J?23-2t*
OOUNTHT HEAL ESTATE
8END STAMP FOR CATALOGUE.
JOHN STEPHEN,
apl^8m* 519 7TH 8T. N.W.
~HORSKS AND VEHICLES.
i>lR SALE?FINE DAYTON WAGON; NEARLY
new; Twy cheap; also set of harness; price of
uagon, $37.50; harness, $3. Call at 53 R st.
n.w. It*
F??K SALE^$125 WILL BUY NEARLY NEW
buggy. new harness snd first-class family horse, J
without fault o?* blemish; very fast; part cash.
REAR LOAN AND TRUST BUILDING, 9th and
F. It*
F> >R~SALR-CHfcAP-A LIGHT 8-PAS8ES?! KR
'bus; 4-pas*em(er ?iwy, $75; 2 second hand
business wagons; se\ eral buggies and phaetons;
which must be sold. D. W. MAG RATH, 20* 10th
st. n.w. j*35-6t
F? )R S AIJ>-PLATFORM SPRING WAHON, N E W; I
built by Young; suitable for any business; $75
cash, to quick buyer; worth $175. 1421 1' st.n.w.
Je?*-3t
A N V AS ION?CLOSELY M ATED PAIR BAY
nnres: 3 years old. 15% iMHh i..?'h; a.-< u*totyi?d
to trolley and steam cars; guaranteed sound;
most attractive and desirable. P. O. Box H4.
Baltimore je22-3t*
foK SAl.K THE FASTEST S\L\LL TR< *TT1NG
horse in rhe ejty; a groat bargain; only 5^5.
COLUMBIA STABLE. R st. bet 14th nnd 15tli
st. n.w. Je22-3t
FOR SALE-HANPSOMS YOUNG GRAY DRIVING
mare. 1 pair handsomely matched young bay
i tare*, will drive slusrU* or double. I ladl<*? driv
ing mare; young, gentle and kind. LYELL A
MoflLER, Flour and Feed Dealers, 42f to 429
N. J. ave. n.w. Ji224t*
F'*R IALB A KKNTIVKY IBID MA HE: SHE IS
l?erf**eTly sound and fearless of all objects; drives
with or without blind* and stand* without hitch
ing; she is a natural roadster of 10 miles an hour
and b:i* trotted, less than a year ago. In 2.35; a
reasonable trial cau he obtained by applying to
groom st private stable rear of 14i7 K st. n.w.
Also Brew-iter side-bar top buggy, nearly n??*v;
harness, hWnket*. etc.: pri?-e on entire outfit,
$226. or will separate If desired. Je22-3t*
FOR SALE HUMANE BITS?WITH EVERY RUG
gy and trap harness sold we give the celei.rated
Humane Bit; with every surrey, carriage and trap
harncs? the cork-faee?i collar. No extra eharge.
NEW YORK HARNESS AGENCY.
Je21 -?f 1541 14th st. n.W.
Do You Want
A Fzrse Horse or Carriage?
We have a number of splendid horses, well
seasoned aud thoroughly acclimated are not
disturbed by cable or electrle ears. We'll sell
them at a very low price If taken at once.
2 Physician's Phaetons inew),
1 Pony Phaeton (newi.
2 Lundaus, second hfud. but In fine order, as
well a* several sets of double harness in good
condition, very cheap.
Downey's Hotel for Horses,
1622-1 *52^ L STREET N.W. Telephone 555. >21
FOR SALE HORSES- HORSES- JUST ARRIVED
fro.n Weat Va., 30 head of driving and work
hornet-; an be seeu at HUGH (^LTULKV'S Sale
and Exchange Stables, 1405 E st. n.w.
my 1S-1 m A2w
FOR SALE-TWO FINE, NEW. LIGHT Vic
torias: i?roperty of an estate; fine builders; with
two years* guarantee; at your own price. Can
u at STABLES, 1341 W st. n.w. jel3-tf
pot sale Broom; 4-2 tragk: ai>4? yam
priced buggT?*s. feed nr.d furniture wagous; old
daxtons and bngjjies; cheflp; and 150 oth? r jobs.
apH .la COOK A JARBOE, 3L>X5 M st. n.w.
FOR SAI.E THE LATEST STY I J: THAI'S. SI R
r**.v?. phattons aud aldrt<ar)t, daytons, $-10 up;
business wagons of all kinds, our own manufac
ture and ?heaper irrmles. We open on Monday
and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock, to
enable these not able to call during the day to
examine our stock.
mh31 3m COOK. JARROE. 3205 M st. n.w.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Take it to the country.
We have for sale a beautiful llttlo
organ of the celebrated Weaver make,
the make used exclusively In all the
Baltimore public school*; has high top,
aolid walnut case, 2 French plate mir
rors, 10 stops, 2 couplers, 2 knee swells.
Worth $100. Special summer discount,
$75; terms, a month, without Interest.
HOI FOR EUROPE!
Any one who desires to sceompany
the wluser of the Bradbury Free Trip
contest should make application for a
berth on the City of Rome at once, as
we have but two or three desirable
berths left and the steamer sails Juns
80.
E7Clo*e st 5 p.m. evary day; 1
o'clock on Saturdays.
F. G. SMETH

1225 Pa. Ave.
n
$25 And Up.
That's the way we've marked ORGANS
during OUR SUMMER ORGAN RALE. All
the well known makes are here. You can
buy a good instrument for a very small price.
Monthly payments If you like.
Sanders Stayman, 934 F
Je25
A SMAIX-SIZED UPRIGHT PIANO; BEST GER
mau make; a remarkably sweet and sonorous
tone; a handsome and durable case, and alto
gether a gem of musical beauty; price, $200; $10
cash and $5 p<T month. Pianos aud organs, new
and second-hand. Pianos for rent, moved, tuned,
boxed for shipping and repaired. HUGO WOR0H
625 7th st. n.w Je21
FOR SALE?
When you read piano advertisements be skepti
cal till you see the handsome uprights we have
reduced In p?ice from $375 to $300. Then let
good judgment and critical consideration influ
ence you. Th-y are fine pianos and the price Is
very low. Warranted for five years. They will
last thirty years. Cash or payments to suit.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE,
>20 913 Pa. are.
FOR SALT. A BEAUTIFUL SOHMER UPRIGHT
piano: style 6; finished iu mahogany; cost $500
six months ago; will sell tor *265 spot cash.
SOHMER. Star otB. e. Jel4 2w*
Absolutely th?> most durable PIANO niftde: In
dors*-d by the musical profession; constructed
after the m.-st artistic designs and in al! kinds1
of r;?re wood easts. Established mor? than 50
years. PFEIFFER A CONLIFF.
ajlT tr 417 11th st. n.w.
KINl'A
Grand. Tprlght an(j square.
riAN<)S FOR RENT. SECOND HAND PIANO?,
Including some of our own make, but slightly
used. Tuning by experienced workmen.
WM. KN'ABE A CO., 817 Penna. ave.
STORAGE.
Year
Summer Outing
Will be free from care if yonr household and
otfcor treasures are stored in a fire and burg
lar-proof building, sueb as we offer. The coet
is very moderate for the security given.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.,
!L I 8 RKET N W Je23
Si.\Alr. SI ?::.\GE R >0 M S? FOUR STOR Y. H CON
tnst bulldiBf; separate mat; rates $1.00 per
month per load, call and inspect. l-M'LEY tk
ULU1UNU, 2^5 Pa. are. a.w. my20-imo
COUNTRY BOARD.
SU MMK.il BOARDERS U AM tll A LARUE KARM
mansion, 1. mil* from Front Royal; very hjifn,
healtbr location; LuigH, *uau?-*l Uwd; spa<-lou*
pore he*; good piano: large, air)" room*; tir.l-Haaa
table; delightful spring water: free transporta
tion from atatlon; city ref*. Aildres* Mrs. ALMA
JACKSON. Hoi 194. Front Royal. Va. J*25-2t?
A FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACOOMMO
dHt?l at LAKE VIEW FARM for the *uuimer;
live minutes' walk from Ualplne station. Metro
politan brunch 15. and O. R. R.; 14 miles from
city, pleasant situation and give best of aocoia
iii'ilatlou.-. Mr*. M. J. WAU.NER. P. O. ad.lres*.
Roclcvllle, Md. Je25tt
LET THE CHILDRUN HAVE A REST; LARGE,
airy house; portioo and porches; surrounded by i
shady lawn; ou 50-acre farm; ten min. to Falls
Church sta. Address MLNEKAL SPRING. Box S3.
Es.t tod. Va. Jc25-rtt?
GO< >D BOARDING CAN BH HAD AT HEDGES
ville, of a mile from North Mountain depot,
ou B. and O. For information addreaa Mrs. P. I.
RICHARD, H edges vllle, Berkeley Co., W. Vs.
Je25-3t* _____
NOW OPEN?STOTT'S 20-ROOM ED IIOl'SR, NEAR I
1 cor. Rlggs and Rock Creek Church roads; 3 min
utes' walk from Stott station. Met. br. B. aud
O. R. R.. and 15 from two trolley car lines;
spacious covered pia/./as and balconies; excellent
water; wooded grounds; stabling; reasonable
rates. I*. O. address. Mrs. EAKNEST. Soldier*'
Home, City. J?l0-I2t*
mam b >arders wanted at cherry
Grove Cottage, near Blue Ridge mountains.
Misses Moore will accommodate hoarders from
Julv 1; terms moderate. Addreas MISSES
MOORE. Psxsoa P. P., V*. J?25-3t i
1 WILL iA&E HOME CHILDREN TO B<'AUD FUR
the summer months at fl2 per month; cool, shady j
yard: plenty of milk, vegetables and fruit; com
fortable rooms. Mrs. R. MINOR MONCURE.
Wide Water, Stafford county. Virginia. Je23 2t*
BOARD IN G~~IN PRIVATE FAMILY AT ""RiX'K j
i Spring," near 1-^esburg; 10 minutes walk from
I station; exteuslve shady grounds: cool rooms;
good table; pur# water; refs. ex. BOX fcS, Lees
Surf. Va.
FOR RENT-AT PAGE MANSION, FOREST
Glen, Md., 2 large, newly furnlahed rooms, with
first-class board. Address FRANK. REPP. Forest
Glen, Md. Je2t-lw?
A FEW BOARDERS WILL BE TAKEN FOR THE
summer at Goersvllle. Va. For terius, &c., ad
dress MRS. A. M. CLOWE, Luckett's, Loudoun
county, Va. je23 3t*
I SIX UK EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOM
modated at East Washington Heights; 10 minutes
of Anacoatia; fresh milk, vegetables, fruit, shade,
i etc. Inquire at FEED STORE, 5tb and C sts. n.e.
Je23-8t*
A FEW PLEASANT PEOPLE TO BOARD AT COT
i tage near charming village In Virginia; fruit,
shade and delicious water. For particulars, ap
ply to G. S., Star office. Je23-3t
:THE KVEHQRMBS*." FALLS CHURCH, VA.?
Boarders wanted; a few choice rooms left; fruit
and milk; tennis court and pavilion; accommo
dations for horses. ARTHUR K. Mrs. H. C.
RAYMOND. Je23-Ut*
W ANTED?HUMMER BOARDERS-LARGE FARM
house; convenient to railroad; healthy climate;
a' c.iidanee of shade; daily mail; terms moderate.
Address Miss M. BEALE, CasanoTa P. O., lau
quier csaotr, Va. Je23-*u
WANTED -TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN
boarders on Ridge Road, two miles from George
town; delightful water and shade. Address
CARRIER t?7. Oeorittova, D. c. JiMMt*
MYRTLE HALL. SITUATED ON EASTERN SLOPE
of the Blue Ridge; now open for the reception
of guests. For particulars apply to ALBERT
NH HOLS Round Hill, \a. Je28?3t*
COUNTRY BOARD, NOT A BOARDING HOUSE,
only room for f< ur; family preferred; half hour
from city; regular tiains; old country home;
ibuodtst shade; pure water; fresh milk, butter,
fruit. Ac. Inquire 7u0 10th st. n.w. of jauitor.
j*?t
COUNTRY BOARD AT CEDAR CROFT?1 WILL
take a few boarders at a delightful spot in
Maryland, provided they ate willing to pay $10
per mouth each; the table will be the very best;
besides the comforts of a genuine, go*k1 home;
11 minutes' ride ou the B. and O. main rosd;
sltuatiuu. Highland, Md. Address Box 373, City
P O je23 2t
COUNTRY BOARD, NBAR OAK OIOTE P O.,
Westmoreland co.. Va., good table, clean bedding,
airy rooms, piazzas, shade, daily mall, &c.; tel
ephone; tlshlug and crabbing nearby. Terms $4.50
to $7 per week. Plwtograpti of place and particu
lars at ottes of THUS W. liUNGERFORl),
)aSS-lw 1219 H st. n.f
WILD WOOD TERRACE, LA NG DON, D. C., THREE
mi. B. and O.; large airy HMMM, with or witliout
board; July 1; very high and healthy; round trip,
lo cents; commutation, 4!a eents. Je22-3t*
"8IIADYSIDE FARM." ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
shore, 15 miles below Auuapolia, Md. Steamboat
3 times a week. Boating, crabbing, bathing, jfce.;
excellent board and plenty of be. Term#. per
week; $1.25 per dav. Address W. S. ST. CI*AIRt
8:.ad\sld", A. A. Co., Mi JsMw*
BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED NEAR A COlN
try town; good salt water bathing, Inattlng and
fishing; half mile from steamboat wharf and 1'.
Mr*. BENJ. FOX WELL, Leouardtown. St. Mary's
co., Md. my31-2awlm*
HEALTHY LOCATION AND CLIMATK; BEAU*
til ul scenery of mountains, valley and water,
which pleases au artist's eye; beautiful drives
?aid woodlets; large house, porches all around,
with beautifully shaded grounds; accommodations
flr>t clans. Pnxure circular. MAURICE F.
CASTLEMAN, Tastleman's Ferry, Va. mvlO-eoSm
TWELVE BOYS BETWEEN TEN AND TWENTY
y?*ars will be takeu in private family; location
high and healthy; fruit, milk and pure watef;
moderate teima. Address Mrs. MELVliJ.E, Duifn
|x) ..lg. \*a.
A FEW BORDEK9 CAN BB PLKASANTLY A?'
<*.miu?Hlut?*d ne^r the B. and O. lt.R. at very low
rates.espciinlly to those remaining the 8?*aR<>n;
cool, healthy place. P. O. Box ~2, Lovettsville,
LoudMB co., Va. Jc22 St* j
TERRA* "B Farm-BOARDING "DURING T11E j
summer; boiting, bathing, flsldng; shade; fruit.
I?<?ata free. Terms: $5 per week. D. W. IllG
CINS, Kdgcwa'cr, A. A. Ci., Md. jt224t*
HOARD A T WINCH38TKK, VA., HOI HT
ride from WaslYlngtoi; subur\?*n residence- 3
acres; Leavilv shaded lawn. Address I?ox 24G,
Wln?h?>ater. Vs. Jc21-3t*
OAK rREST INN. B. AND O. R.\ILROAI?; 17
miles from Washington; high, healthy; artesian]
water; baths; gas; large porches; ample shade:
n <?d.*rate terms; che&p lailroad fare.
J. JO-lm* JOHN L. STREEI'ER. laurel, Md.
DELIGHTFUL MOUNTAIN HUMS: HEALTHY
and invigorating; g?M>d l*?iut for hunting and
fishing; home cotnfortb; tor a limit?Hl number.
For particulars address Box 21, Hancock, Md.
Je*)-fit* __
rOKDT INN. FOREST GLEN, MD., M\K MILES!
on Met. branch, table unexcelled: pure and miner-
al wprings; bowling, billiards, teuuis.&c. For terms)
addrtss J. T. FEN WICK. Ass'jt Man.
BOSS CLOT hi MILi FROM WAYNfiSBOKO'
Large rooms; spring wattr; fre?*h vegetables, milk,
Ac., in abundance; ba#s fishing, boating, bathing.
Rates. $20 mo. Mrs. B.J.CRAIG,Waynesboro ,Va.
Jel0 12t*
HIS1VRIC HACK WOOD. 2 MlLI^S FROM WIN
che/tcr; kinds of water; battle of 10th Sept.,
?yi. fougat on the grounds; tilling; bonting;
Eleutv shade; large airy rooms; good table;
ealtby location; daily mail; conveyance to
church. CHARLES B. SPANG LEU, Winchester,
Va. Box 277.
BOARD AT DE LAUDER FARM. ONE-HALF
mile from Boyd's; large lawn; plenty of shade,
ice and all products of the farm. Call or ad
dress E. C. DE LAUDER, Room 5. Warder
building, *th and F sts. Jel0-2w_
LAWN COTTAGE. IN SIGHT Of STATION;
large shady lawn, milk. Ice, fruits and 'phone at
door; flue riding and driving horses; moderate
rat#** Address Mrs. TIIOS. A. BUR0KTTE,
Boyd's. Md. Jel?-lm*
"GLEN MANOR," FOREHT GLEN, MD B. AND
0. R.R., the most popular and delightful summer
resort on the Met. branch; strictly first-class;
reasonable rates. Terms, address PROPRIETOR.
jel5-lm*
PABONIAN H(JUSE IS NOW OPENED FOR THE
accommodation of summer guests; city references
if required. Address A. C. VAN DEVAN'TKR,
Paconiau Sprines, I?udoun county, Va. Jel5-2w
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL, MT AIRY."~MD.. THE
highest iH)lnt between Baltimore and Blue Ridge
mountains, will OPEN JUNE 1. Send for descrlp
tlve circular. ERNSST B H< >RN, Prop. je6-lm*
5CAT PLEASANT HOUSE
A family hotel. Open June 0. High and beauti
ful spot, overlooking Washington; spacious house;
five verandas. Excellent board and room only $20
Eer mo.; $0 per week. Amusements: Swings,
ammocks. croquet, lawn tennis, &c. Distance,
twelve minutes on train; coaches meet twice a
day to convey you back and forth to hotel, free
of charge. Commutation fare about 10c. round
trip. Reference If desired. For full particulars
applv to Mrs. S. R. Drown. Proprietress. Seat
PKa'sant, Md., or store 1107 G st. n.w. my31-liu*
THE ECKINGTON (FORMERLY GALE MAN'
aion), 3d and T sts. n.e.. with its elevated posi
tion; 10 acres of shaded lawn; pure water, and
accessibility by electric cars.is the place to spend
the summer; terms moderute. jel2-lm*
SUMMIT HOURS, GAITHERSBCRO; 40 MINI TES
Metropolitan branch, B. and O.; trains every 20
minutes; new management; new furnishings;
shade; good water; reasonable rates; livery for
driving and riding connected with hotel. Je5-lm*
FOR KFORMATIOX RELATIVE TO "COMFORT
Retreat or Summer Rest," a very desirable home
In the nits, on B. and O.. address W. M. CLARK,
Keep Tryst, Washington Co., Md. Je2-lm
HOTELS
WQJAKU'3 HOTEL,
Pa. ave. and 14th st.,
je22 Washington, D. C.
EBBITT HOUSE,
W ASH INGTON. D. C.
COAL AND WOOD.
Tihommas W. Riley,
Dealer in All Kind! of
Wood and Coal.
WHARFAGE. STORAGE, UAUIJNG.
Hauling of all kinds from railroad and wharves
piomptly attended to.
OFFICE, RIIJSY'S WHARVES,
Foot 11th and 12th sts. s.w.
Telephone call, 1754. Je25-lm*
OCEAN TRAVEL
CfSARD 1.JNE-18T CL. t'-0 TO |1T5: 2D CL.
135 to ?t*erag*; 128, bcddlii* fr<-e. plana nt
?.??els, llsls ot vacanplts. future aullln* aate.
b? rt'i. C. L. DuROlii, Aifwtit, *kl 1 f n.w.
ai?*l-4ra
STEAM CARPET CLEANING
MMuMAlUJ CA-IU'ET CLBA.M.SU
Woik*.- Car bet* cleaned In the beat uianuer.
Carpet* uiud. uioth i.roof free of ciiarce. .Mat
treaae* Binde to order. Oflii-e, 1720 Pa. a* e.
WorLa, 17i)6 aad 1710 E n.w. T.dephnne, S04.
ih2-lt M. NEWUVBR. Utauu.
SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. X. J.
HOTEL MT. VERNON, ATLANTIC CITT, NJ.,
Faeuie ivt,; the emlre teiir >uvl l.tAM feet of
Crch room facing the ocean; capacity. 1C5; 'ia\
I Iwen much luiprored and refurnl?he<l. wlil re
open May 12. Teruia, J1.5U to $-.50 i?;r day: Ss
to (14 l**r week. J Ad. 8. MOON, Prop. JeiSlnj
THE OKBORNE.
Arkniwa. aivl Pacific ivctuet, Atlantic City, N.J.
Rate*. >S to |12.
Jfj aw Mra. H. OSBORNE.
LA FONTAINE.
Oceau end of Kentucky Are.. Atlantic City, K.J.
New a lid modern. New management.
JeiH-liu COLSTON k MASSKY.
HOTEL COLUMBIA.
All com enltDeea. Near beach. Cultlne and
?er?lce the tH-?t. Good n.tea for partlee and fam
ilies for *ea>on. bend for rate*.
Je23-lm 8. W. OOLT.
THE CLIFTON. ATLANTIC ANT> CONNECTl'ctT
arenuea; home-like; capacity, 150; terms, |l to
(10 per week. Circular mailed. \lr*. F. M.
COFE. lei-8m
HOTEL ROYAL, KENTlCltV AV*E.; ONE SQUARE
from the ocean; third season. The merits of our
diuiu* rouin aud table are established. Rates,
circulars, Ac., at Hotel Johnson, also at Royal
after the 25th. E. L. JOHNSON", Proprietor.
0. M. KDELE2K, late of Willard's Hotel, Mauager.
JellHui
SEASIDE lOOm ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Oa oceau front. 8un parlor. Elevator. Salt water
bath* in hou*<.
OPEN* ALL TUB YEAR.
mxl4-2m HAS. EVANS.
THE WINGFIELD, OCEAN AVE.,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Near the beach. Terms reasonable.
Jel5-52t Mrs. CA88IO.
HOTEL BERKELEY*.
Kentucky ave. Directly on the beach.
Jel5 lm JAS. a oaa HEW.
HOTEL KENDERTON,
Ocean end Tennessee are.,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SPECIAL RATflft.
mhl4-4m Mrs. J. F. NEALL of Tioga.
THE 8AN MAROOST-PACIFIC AND MASS. AVEsT;
near beach; elegant and modern, elevators; large
room*; salt baths; the terms ar*? reasonable; de
scriptive circular with diagram mailed.
THE ALBEMARLE.?Virginia are. near beach;
new and modern; (thoroughly screened); has
every convenience; appointments and service un
surpassed; the terms are reasonable. Illustrated
booklet mailed. CHARLES D. COPE.
Jel2-2m
THE METROPOLITAN.
Massachusetts and Atlantic avenues. Near warm
baths aiid Inlet. Complete suuitary irraugv
meuts. M. C. ANDREWS. }el!>-eolm
hotel Richmond.
Ocean end Kentucky ave. Appointments and cui
sine special features. Send for terms.
fe!4 eo22w J D. PEASE.
TOE CONTINENTAL, ATLANTIC AVE. ABOVE
Rhode Island. Full ocean view; firsi hiss ac
commodations; $8 to $10 week. Mrs. S. HITV1IIN8
and Mrs. A. F. LEHMAN. Jell
TUB ELREKON. -ATLANTIC CITT. N. J TEN.V
and Pacific sves refurnished, with all conven
lenccs. M. J WKLHT, formerly of the Koss
more.r.ud now at 1128 23 I'd St., Washington, D.C.
?ylMa
.TOue Mansion,
ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
OPEN AIJ, THE TEAR.
Fifteenth year under the same management.
First-class table aud service.
Conchas attend all trains, and carry our guests
to and from the beach free of charge. Orchestra.
jeU-2m CHARLES McOLADK.
THE~ftviNOTON.
Atlantic City, X. J.
On the beech. Modern and cheerful.
Elevator to ground floor. All wat*r filtered,
my8-2m CHAMBERS A HOOPBS.
On beach. Muryland ave.. Atlantic
HOTEL City; capacity. 200; every comfort
IMPERIAL, and convenience of a first-class
AND home: g<*?d table; $2 to IS per day;
OOTi'AmES. 910 to $1* per week; special rates
for families for season.
G. W. KENDRK'K. Owner and Proprietor.
Washington trsde solicited. fe24 Mm
THE ltur.VoORT,
18 So. Carolina ave. Remodeled and refurnished.
Rates, $2 da>, $4 to $12 week
je4 3in B. E. NORRM.
BINGHAM HOCSE.
C??r. New York and Pacific ire*. Thoroughly reno
vated. Electric bells. New cafe and all Improve
n.eita. (Jel-lm> W. DOMEIfTT
HOTEL BO0COBHa KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR
btiach. Atlantic City. N. J.; sun parto; electric
bells; everything modern. Special rate* for June.
>1-1? A. E. MARION
BRADY ROC8E. ATLANTIC CRT, K. J AR
kanshR ave. bet. Atlantic arid beach. Enlarged,
Improved Send for circular. Cheerful rnmily
house. JAMES BRADY. mylVSm
HADDON IIALL,
Atlantic City, X. 7.
Directly on the beach.
mySl-lm LEEDS ft LTPPINCOTT.
HOTEL ALD1NE. PAr*TFRt AVFNVK NEAR OHIO.
Atlantic Hty, N. J. strictly first law* In all
ap|s>lntmeuts. Reasonable terms. Send ftv de
scriptive pamphlet, price list. etc.
HARRY D. EASTMAN.
my21-2mo Proprietor.
Hotel atcijcn.
Atlantic City, N.J. Mlfblgai ave. near beach.
Thoroughly heated Perfect sanitary arrangements.
mh24toJy31 Terms,$8 to $10 per week. J.E.RKED.
HOTEL EDISON, MURir.Ajf AVE. NEAR BF.AClf.
Atlantic City, N. J op? n all the year; elevator;
?team heat; electric bells; all modern comforts,
myelin J. C. COPELAND.
HOTEL LEI-ANDE.
ATLANTIC CTTT. N J.,
ON THE I EACH.
my 15 2m SAM'L WAGNER ft SON.
HOTEL ROSSMOJtE.
Atlantic City. N. J.;
Near the beach.
Under Washington management. N'ewlv furnished.
Rates, $10 to $1% per we#?k.
mylO-Sm* THE HARTSOCK BROS.
HOTEL TRAYMORE.
Atlautlc City, X. I.
Open all the year.
ap2S3tn W. W. GREEN ft CO.
HOTEL WEUJNOTON.
ALTAXTIC CITT. N. J.
KENTUCKY AVENTTR
NEAR THE BEACH. NOW OPEN*.
mhl2-4m M. A. ft H. S MILNOR.
SEASIMK ATLANTIC CITY N*. J
UNITED STATES HOTEL AND CAFT
0?ean view and center finest villas and drive.
Capaclte ?S0rt guests Fit>t-class acromroodfl
tlons and orchestra. For terms and rooms. ad>
dress JOHN S DAMS, Prop'r. mylS l^mo
THE CHALFOVTE.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.,
ON THE BEACH FRONT.
Descriptive ilustrated booklet mallei on applica
tion. HOT SUA WATER BATHS FT.EVATOR. ftc.
ap2-9m E. ROBERTS ft SONS.
THE ELK TON.
Atlantic City, N. J. Kentucky ave. near l*ea??lw
Home comforts; steam heat; appointments fl?-et?
class. E. WTT.E fel-Om
THE MARYIjiND.
New York are. near the beach.
Atlantic City. J. Reopens May SO.
my!7-2frm F. S. OIlCM. Prop.
THE SHEI.BI'RNE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..
REM A TVS OPEN THROrGHOt'T THE YEAR.
Situated directly on the beach. Every conve
nience. Including hot and cold sea water baths and
elevator.
M Om J D. SOUTHWTCK. Manager.
ASHl RY PAJIK. X. J.
ASBfUT PARK. N. J..
HOTEL ALBION.
SO yards from the Mi'rf. 15th .'..ton. Table And
appointments the be?t. Aecoinmodates 200. $2
per day. $8 to $12 per week. Music.
Je23 Ira C. H. PEMBERTON.
ASBLHY PARK. N. J..
Welcomes everybody. Tb" fl.iest and healthiest
seaside resort.* Itand concerts dally. Fishing,
boHting, batblnz; electric cars; bard roads;
fastest bicycle track and splendid grounds; con
ventions of National Editorial, Educational and
Road Improvement Associations, July 2?1ft. Big
Fourth celebration?bicycle races, fireworks,
music; lnke carnival; baby parade. Three hun
dred hotels. Rooms for all. Je22-8w*
AS BURY PARK, X. J.
West End HolLel.
Opens June 20. Located directly on the beach.
Capacity 400. For further information send for
elreular. (JotKinO J. S. RIPLEY. Prop.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Asbury Park. N. J.
Lending house. No mo*<jUlf<?Ctf. Tor terms and
circular address THEO. OVES. JeO-lmo
ASH CRY" PARK. N. J.,
ATA LA NT A HOTEL.
Opens June 1. Directly on ocean front.
Id-2m WII.I.IAM APPLBOATE, Prop.
ASBURY PARK, v J.,
THE LFADI EY.
One block from ocean. Enlarged. Modern Im
provements. I'RC'BST Jt LEAD LEY.
Je4?2m
ASBL'RY PARK. N. J.
HOTEL COT.T'MRIA.
Now open: ocean front: Otb a\o.; all mod. Imps.;
accommodates 200; cuiHine the best. Address
H 2m W. HARVEY JONES, Prop.
"HOTEL LYNDIirRST." ASBCRY PARK." N.J.
All modern Improvements; hot and cold batha;
gas. electric cars, beach and promenade.
Jel-lm Mrs CllAS. B OOLDSBOltOUOn.
ASIH'RY PARK. N. J. LAKE AVENUE HOCSE.
directly rtti WesU'V I*tke; gas, bath and artesian
water; moderate rates; near the bench.
my2S-2m Mrs. N. B. WHEELER.
THE FENTMORK,
Asbury Park, N. J.
Cap., 200. For circulars, &c., address
n>y28-2m THOB. NOBIJ5.
THE BRIGHTON. ONE BLOCK FROM TUB
beach. Asbury Park, N. J.
Open all the year. Home com fort a.
ap9-lOOt Mra. HAMILTON HUNT.
SUA-SinK?JERSEY COAST.
The SheJdoim,
OCEAN GROVE. N. J.
Opens June 25. Accommodates 350. For Informa
tion. addiess
Jrtldai r n. nmt
LONG BRANCH.
The Ocean House Is now practically a new hotel,
no expense having been spared by Its present
owners to make It a complete and comfortable
family hotel. Reasonable rates. Opens June 27.
Jcl-?ol3t M. J. BLTLKR.
SUMMER RESORTS.
SEA-MDK?JtKSKY COAST.
the el DORADO.
Broadway, front liu{ Flticbtff lake and th? ?eA.
Ocean Cirove, N. J.
Jf22-lm Mrs. A. 1/WMI1
OCEAN GliOVE. N. J.
THE NEW PHILADELPHIA.
Omn frunt; nearest the sea.
JelS-lmo Mr*. T. B. HUNTER.
CAPE MAY. N. J;the aldi^
tbe THEO. MVELLSR.
Stockton Hotel,
CAk'E MAT, NEW JEBSET,
WILL OPEN JL'NE SO, 18M.
THE STOCKTON HOTEL COMPACT,
F. T. WALION, Manager.
Je6-lm
THE EMBITT, CAPE MAT. N. J.
NEAR THE BEACH. Ml I'KHIUll TABLE.
I-..VJ A DAY; SPIOCTAL WEEKLY KATES.
l'EK< HALUEMAN.
EI.HF.EOn7 CAPE MAY, X. J.
Opiuuite (.'outi e?s Hall; u?-?r R. R. depnta, beach,
L?i?t ottice and cbinvLeii; term* reanrtllaMe.
^15-eo^m- J. R WILSON.^
BELMAR. N. J. TBE COLORADO,
open June 15. Flrat-claaa anpointmenta; delight
ful lorjillou on l>wi'h. B. B. roiX M*a.
Jel 2io M. E COMPTo.V, Prop.
""HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
CAPE MAY" N. J. Oiiena Jiina 2S, 18M. Hltu*U4
on the beach. All mud. imp.
Jel-3ui Jon.N TRACY CO.
THE CAKRTmxTOV
as ocean pathway.
OCEAN GROVE, X. I.
Jel-Sm JOHN WILSON.
ioTEI. sniAY VIEW,
Directly uii tH-m li, Oi ean Grove. X. J., open*
Juno l'l. Silteeuth Tear. Special ratea for June.
I'. O. Box 'MX. JOS. WHITE Prop.
Jel-2m
WILB LUTo.NB YT HE-SEa]
Sprlny Luke, X. J.
open from
June to October.
Je4-2Hm B. K. LETCH WORTH.
OCEAN GROVE, X. J.
"OCEAN HOI SE." Main aeenue:
3 minutes from ocean. For circular* and ratea. ad
du-KH T. P KENT IS. Prop., Bo* ?lt.
Jel-2m
the allaTke,
SPRTX I-ARE. X. J.
Directly on the l>each. Oi^n June 1?.
tryl? ?',St E. M. RK HAKUgOX.
the enoTSTdeT beach HAVEN, X.J..
Op. n until October 1. All modern convenience.
Including hot sea water baths In ht*uae. Special
rutes for Juue. Send for circular.
n>y2t?MlO H' ?T. B. ENGLE. Prop.
?SPECIAL KATE" -THE TREMOXT. SEA GIRT
X. J. Dr.rliiR May airfl June u ?pedal rate of >10
a week for the l?est rooms. Address J. S. MINK
SON. 41'iM Chester a?e.. Phlla., Pa. aplO-ni.w.a.tt
SKA-SII>K?NEW E\liI.AMI.
THE XAXEI'ASHEMET,
MARHLEHEAD. MASS.
Finest wean scenery on the Masa*chnaetta
eoa.t. For description address Ail ill BKOWX.
my *-eo2m*
SEA-!ilDE-MIM'ELLA!tEOll.
BAY R10GE
Lota are offered for aale at low pries sad so
reasonable terma. Apply at
BAY RIDGE HOTEL,
j Or W. H BABSTOW.
Je21 12t Oil F at. *-W.
PUT<?MAC~[I??TfeU ST. GFoROE'S ISLAND* MD
opt'iis July 1; $1.50 per day; #l? per week: $30
per mouth. Special rates to families for oue
month or longer. Splendid sailing and bsthlng.
Bouts for HOlag BM. Take itMmar Sue or
Potomac, leaving Washington, Stepheuson's wharf.
Potomac leases G p.iu. Sundays, ts p.m. Wednes
days. Sue IfUv?'6 Mondays and Saturdays 6 p.in.
Sup leave* Adams' wharf. St. George's Island.
Md., Sunday evenings for Washington; l?oat
Schedule In effect July 3. Address ADAMS
BKO.S., St. George's island P.O., St. Nlary'a
county, Md.
SW ANN'S, ~OPEN JULY 20; SITUATED ONE
mile from Ptuey Point Hotel, on the Potomac
river, good bathing, tisluug and crabbing;, ele
guui table; sail boats furnished free. RATES:
fcl per day, $0 |>er week; special rates to fam
illes; post* office in the premises, with two daily
nnrtls. Apply to J. T. SwaNN, Pine) Point, Aid.
JeilJTt*
0?\?;i:KSS I! A I.IA KAN CITY, MD., NOW
OPEN; capacity 3<xj quests; directly on tbe
beach. VV. O BHCKENBAUGH. Manager.
S.-nd f? ?r descriptive circular*, term*. Ac. JUl-lm
AVON BY SF.A, N. J. --SUPERIOR OOTTAUE AC
couimodatiou; excellent table; plenty of shade,
boating and tlshing. For term? apply to SYLV VN
tODGB, or 10 \V. 47th St., New York. JaMI
7-CAlT. WEST'S ON THE BAY;" SPLENDID
smituier renort on Chesapeake bay; 5 mile* a??ove
Punt Ix*?kout; ftshing. juilliu?. crabbing, bathing.
Ac. Address Capt. W. T. WttST. Kldge P. O.,
St. Mary's county, Md. Jal6-3w_
Going Out of the City
This Summer?
If so. and you baxen't decided where to
go -Send for one of our liooklets of Piney
Point, Md. Bathing, Boating and Fishing
of the finest kind. A table that'll comi?are
with '.he b-st in the city. Billiards, l^iaH
ins. Music, Da.nclng, Driviug. mak** up a
partial list of the amusement*. Kate* are
a month; $8, $10 and $12 the
week. $1, *1.80, a day. THOS. W. WIL
LIAMS. Propr., or Wash B. WILLIAMS,
Tib and I? Ms., for furthc particular*. jelS
RIVKH SPRINGS SIMMER BESORT, ON THE
Potomac, is now op? n. We furnish as many ?-oui
fort* as any resort in Maryland for the same
money. Dr. It. P. BLAKlSTONE A SON, Itiver
Springs, Md. y-Q-lm*
SIMUXiS AM) BATHS.
HEALING SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
2..VX) feet elevation.
Reached by Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Charmingly situated in the mountains of Vir
gin's, two end a half miles from tbe Hot
Springs; the atmosphere is dry and bracing and
the temperature delightfully cool all summer;
healing baths and the l*?i?t drinking water In
Virginia; comfortable and well kept hotel ami
cottages; charges moderate; only eight hours'
ride from Washington; vest I buled dining car
trains leave B. snd P. station at 2:2.% p.m. and
11:10 p.m. daily; sleeper on night train for Hot
Springs without change eicept Sunday.
For descriptive pamphlets, excursion and week
end tickets at low rates and general information
apply at C. and O. offices. MS and 1421 IVnu.
ave. A. M. STIMSON. Manager,
JelS-lm Healing Spriugs, Bath Co.. Va.
,j
Bridgeport, Alabama.
A Beautiful brick and stone
SOUTHERN SUHHER
none,
to be opened June 25, under
the management of Cassius
H. Read, late head off Hoff
man House, New York.
Invalids, especially those with diabetes, etc., are
invited to tuis new hea!lh resort In the north
east corner of Alabama. Bridgeport Las been
practically preferred to Carlsbad. Come and try
I the waters.
0*er 100 rooms, handsomely furnished, excellent
j beds elctric bells, rooms en suite, baths, etc.
Address CASSILS H. BEAD, Bridgeport, Ala.
Jell-law It
AH AND ALB HOTEL,
BEDFORD SPRINGS.
BEDFORD. FA.,
Now open for reception of guests; renowned for Its
high standard of excellence. For terms snd cir
culars address ALSIP A SMITH.
Jel2-lmA10t*
BEDFORD SPRLNGS HOTEL.
BEDFORD. PA.
Tbe Carlsbad of America.
WILL OPEN JUNK 11
Under now management. With Its springs of
curative water*. It is n healthful as well aa a
d.-i.ghtful summer home.
For bookb'ts and term* call on
Mr. A. J. ROBINSON. Hotel Amo. nntil June 15.
m>-4 .m% J T ALSIP. Manager.
THE MOl'NTAlN liOtSR
CRESSON, PA.
On top of the Allegheny Mountains. Main line
Penna. R. It., B>3 miles east of Pittsburg.
All trains atop.
OPENS Jl'NE 25.
Delljrhtrul location. Excellent drives. Pare air
and water. Appointments the best.
Write for circulars. WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt.
myl-78t
fUB BSRKE1IY SPRINGS HOTFX WILL BE
o\y -n f ir the accommodation of guesta June 1.
1M?4. The company has made many Improve
ments; electric bells, gas and electric lWbts in
every room; refurnish, d and rentivated through
out; water on every lh>or from the springs, and
the l??'st of sanitary arrangements. For further
Information apply to M. W. LAMBERT. Man
ager. Berkel-v Springs Hotel Co.. Berkeley
Springs, W. Va. my2ft-lm*
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED
erick county, Va., will be open June 21, 1894.
New hotel; modern iu all its departments, sani
tary arrangements perfect; capacity. 250; tea
minutes' drive from R. R. station to springs.
Write for pamphlets. E. C. JORDAN,
?yg 2m Jordan Springs P. 0., Va.
Monterey Springs Hotel.
Summit of the Bin.- R?dee Mountains. Penna.
NOW OPEN.
Turee snd one-fourtn h >urs from Washlugtoa.
1,500 feet above sea level.
No Malaria-No Mosujultoe* Pure Spring Water.
New and moder. 1 sanitary arrangements
Special rates for June. Write for descriptive elh
cular. Circulars ?t i.ar OtBce
r? x. H S. MILNOR,
mj^-tf n* lld^? cn^--? r*.
SUMMER BESORTS.
AMI HATH*.
Buena Vista Spring Hotel,
BLUE UDOR MOCNTA1N*.
flfllHN MARYLAND RAILROAD,
15 NOW OPEN KOIt RECEPTIUN OF GLTOTt.
This new and elegant hotel offer* erery modern
facility.
Delightful dry mountain air. Abundant pur*
water; perfect sanitation.
The hotel It but S Lour* from Washtagt<*n via.
Baltimore. U^are -Washington at 2 p.m.. Penney I
vania railroad.
Terms are very moderate this season.
Addrcse W. M. IILa.MHi Manager,
Buena Vista taring Kta. P. O.,
my4-m,w,f2xn Washington county, L'fl
CAlUtuLL HPRiNGS"SAMTaUH .VI,
VWMt Glen. Md.
A homeopathic Institution; 400 feet attov*
Washington. Tor invalids mix I those de?irlng rest
and quiet. No mental cae**? recvlved. Baths,
rustle movements. electricity. A.*-. ileo:x>Ub Mu>
For particulars, uddress O. 11. WRIGHT. M.
D. apl4-3m*
CAPON LAKE INN. CAPON SPRINGS. llv.Ml'
shire county, W. Va. IIOCNTAIN FARM HOI >11
RESOltT. Bathing. Inieting, tbdaug. hunting Our
resitondeBCC aoliclted. Mra. E. M. KiCliU.Uivll
12 Dl. mH-lawlit*
Rock Enon Springs and
Mineral Baths.
Great North mountain Frederick county. Va.
Capacity. 9U0; all requisites for health, comfort,
recreation and rest; billiards and tMiwling, ex
cellent music; heeling and strengthening water
and baths; a safe ar<l lovely reeoit fbr families;
abundant table; complete aunltary arrsnifetueuts; I
terms moderate. Send for elr ulars with all In
formatiou, to A. 8. PRA'IT. Proprietor.
myl2-Sm Fun bulldliu;. Waabiugtou, U.C.
HOWARD S UCK. OR liARDT WHITE HI l7
phur Sprluge; elevation 2.000 feet al?o\e Hie sea;
atmosphere of the utmost purity; Mir cool aid
li:^ lp?raMng; round trip tickets aa l?e had ov?r
the B. and O. from Washington and other points.
For circulars. rail at Star oSc*. or address
HOWARD8 LICK CO.. Mat bias. Hardy pumlr,
W. Va. Ml-liai*
a>t VA.. SPRINGS
Mineral wat.-r,: luouctbln ?lr: loirrvt prlrm.
Circulars. AddrM* K IV HOPKINS.
J,7-Sw? MrCuli.'iV 111*. Va.
I* THE MOIXTAIN*.
FOR KENT-DEKR PAItK FOtU DESITtAULC
cuttaK<-> uvar the botrl at TVMtmAblf- |>rV.-. fu
tile i-umiD.r Tlii-y Htv fairly >^rll lur
nistied, iiavf all ui'Klern cotiTHtlmHit. arid .la. 1<-.
attached. For t.rtu- und >Th?-r luforaiatiott 1
to E.W.B.MuoKE. Cumberland. M?L Jrift-twtf
Aurora Mouse,*
Aurura. W. Va., an Ideal health rewf. rVmlevt
jail In the AllerhaolM. Clritilur. at s:*r "HI'??.
TVrui. very Moderate. Am>It J A. HIUTtH.
132 Uiari and Tru.t l.ulij.ng. of addrt-Mi J II
SHAFFER. Aurura. W. Va. ^>21
""CHAKLES 'TOWS.-jEFI'EKS*?N Hi. W x7~
Hotel powhata.v, i. r. i.kaham, Pruj..
Two boon from Waablasl'm: DllT iii.?iut.iln
air; ererytUloa Or.t 1?.?. rate. low. 1 in"
Virginia Mountain Resorts
Reached by the
Chesapeake 6c Ohio Railway
5 to 8 Hours' Ride from
Washington.
VIRGINIA HOT SI1UNUS. ^.500 FEET ELTVA
tlon in the great Appalachian r?outitalni?. (inly
hot snrlurs In Ainei3<a where it is delightfully
co-.l in summer. Beth luMme e?Mial t
Europe. The hotels Virginia and lIoiae?;i?ad and
?'jrnsiitdlng cottagee afford every <x?uv? nien??
and <frtiif?irt.
Warm tCLPH1*R mtTVOfi. 5 miles from f!?e
Rot. HEALING SPRINGS.2S mllee from the Hot.
?Mher noted reaoris are lti*< kl>rldg?* Alum. II^hI
Briphur. Bait Sulphur. Old sVh?i. S??%-t ?lm!y
b?*ate. Natural BrHlge. the Alleghany at Goehen.
and Gladys Inu at Ciliton Forg**.
Grand and pictures.]u* mountain erenery, in
comi?amble climate and medicinal waters of
eatKhllsb-d reputation.
VeetIbuled trtflns. with dlnlitg care and com
Dleie Pulli tan eerrlce. leave H. and P. ?r^TV??n
dally at 2.28 p.m. and 11 lu p.m. Pullnum
aleeper on night train fur Hot Springs without
charge r eek dn ?s
Week end excunlen tickets at greatly reduced
rates. Fm descriptive immplilet?. e5riir?*on
tickets and general ini rmation. npplv a' and
O. ??ces. 5J?. and 1421 I'a. are. II. FI'I.IJCR.
General Pae?euger Agent. Jel6-tf
THE~AI-LEG11AN Y HOTEL.
Goshen. Va.
nigb np la the m<?uutalns on vain line of the
eccnlc Cheaa|?eake and Ohio railway, fixe hour*
ride from Washington.
Entliely new and ond^n hotel of 10$ rwm?.
n**autifully famished and well kept. MignifWnt
mountain views, aanltary pi unit u?. perfect
drainage, electric lights, hot and <t>id bathe. ??|H-n
fireplaces and extensive verand'i?i Nee.r Ro?a
bri.lge Alum Sprlmr*. Vestilmled limited trn n,
with dining car and PullmiDK leaves h. aw) p.
station 2Tt p.m. dally. Regular exraraleft ard
cbeap week-end tHfti tmw on wale Fo? 111 us
trat.-d and 4*wcr1artt?e paittphWt apply t C. and
0. offices, 518 and 14-1 Pa. or sddreaa
J. WATR1NS Ijrr IVwi.ri.tor.
Jel6 lo Goshen. Ro^bildgt- c?iunty. Va.
KEE MAR BtMMGR REPORT WII.I. oi'EN JI'NE
15 Elevated, shady lawn. Urge mountain
water. enrll?*nt lioard ros?om.Mc rate* Addr. as
__M. H DI PHORNE. Hegerstj^h. Md mj.^1 2m
GLA14ES HOTKL, OAKl^AND. Ml?. Now IMHIR
new uiarmgrTiient; otien to guests; ha? b> en r?*
fitttd and r% Jdrniahed; llghttnl b\ ele. *rj? Itr. arnl
all the comfort* f??r fuwts. Address for terms.
JOSEPH WAGNER. Oakland. Md
THE MMM1T H? ?T"SE
Harper's Ferry. W. Va., oien? June 12.
S??nd for circular and terin?.
Je8-8w# L. W. UGHTXnL
IIOI STAIN L \K F HotfL.
2.800 feet al?ove tl?e sea: onlv six horns fmm Waah
ton; ALL RAIL to HOTEI NO STAGING.
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL CO.
_?r26 lm Mountain Lsike Park. Md
GREEN'S Sit >1* NT A IN Hof'SK. HARPER'S FERRY.
W. Va.?Located <u frt:it hill farm; Itlu?* Ui?lgi
mountain; elevation 1.21KI feel 2*? Bilmta* drive
from depot. Return ticket. 5^.25. tr.
to)>vr 31. bpecial rste to all fai:i.!iev. s.-nd for
cli^-ttlar, G. W. GREEN, I*roprietor.
nj-ri-ta
Brookside,
ALTTTTT?E. a.loo FEET. W1>T VIRGINIA
This t?eautlful o ountaln re???rt now op-n. Se
cure rooms now. Rates and descriptive circular,
eddrene B. PRESiOTT WRIGHT, 1U?1 14th st
a.w. jHilmo
pftstov^ imrwnR.
WERNERS V OJ jr.. PA
A delightful mountain resort; niamlfl^nt s-^en
e*T; appetntfiicntv ex?><*lient. lor Illustrated
pamphlet address JAMF> H PRESTON J.4J Im
aoiiREU. h<>r*E?haiipek s"fei:uv7 w A~
Coolest point on Camp Bill; shady lawn?. scenery
unexcelled. Terms. $7 to j? r we. W
Jane 15. (fny24-3m? PARKER M. SPEAR
HOTEL EKSICK,
1IIGHLANT> lake. pa.
Health and pleasure r-mort on the Alleffhnny
Mountains. Send for advertising vnnti?r.
HTU. top hook mtrtkK ftfrt ta
Finest lo<*atioa for scenery and sir In town;
first class table; good l?ed*. telegraph otflce in
house: l1^ hours from Washington
apt&-too T. 8 LOVETT. lYoprtetor.
THE ..iH-KWOOn, HAKPER'M FLKKY. W. vi] I
will oi?en June 4. Itoo.ns large anc airy. plenty
shade; table first class; ratee. $0 to Mra.
8. E. LOVETT, Pitiprietor. mjl4-3V*ui
NISCRl.LA\EOt?.
LEESBUlUi INN. LOt'AlSD IN T11E PRlfTI'
towu of Leeeburg. Va.; a delightful pla<*e to
S|?end the summer. For terms addreas NIXON
BlUiS.. Leeeburg, Va. Je'^Ot*
WAL.MT PtJTNT HOTEL
Op^ns June 2t?. 81tunte?l at mouth ?.f Coaa river.
Go"?l view of the Potomac rive*. Go?*l tKMttmr
and bathing. Fish, oysters. crul?, fruit. Ad
dreas W. P. (.XJWART, Co^art, \a. .Vl;i lni*
OAK CREST INN TV ANI? O KAVLBUAD If
miles from Washington; hi:?h. htaltbv a^ti'slan I
water; baths; gaa: lar^e |mi-ch ample shade,
moderate Urine. JNU. L. KI UUJ'LU. l?.ure.,Md
JtijM m
HoTEL TAR< MA N< ?RTH TAKoMA. 1'
Largest and most conveniently l-jeated haih
liotcl In th?? IMstHct. 7th st ?urs or li uiul O
R R. run directly to tie Lotel. Tak?-ma watei
Mi BLRTUN. iR'UXtl A ITAltU
m>*lW1-1m* Proisietors.
?f
SUBURBAN PgOPEHT\
FtiR SAIX AI'RES UI?IM
bouse, shade, ir.; 10 niUea from citf; 2 i
from station; tefms easy; $1.IilTlvKTl,
DENT ?v Cov ?w-.S r st.
rOt IAUMSK4P idl liON In HYATT*
vllle. 10 minutes from *tatlou; money f;irn.-i .?l
to build; get yourself a home. l>WCK.tTT. T?KN l
CO.. ?3ft at. M. ?m*
FOR BENT?ONE ERJIIT ROOM II'H SK. in ATI*
vllle; 1 six and 1 twelve man I 1 ed as
burg; 1 slg-room house. Lsndovcr: II in a i?.\\
rent. Dt'CKElT, I?HNT ro.. tbk F st>23 St
tOlt SALE BEaCTIFIL UTTLM o| \rii\
home t?f 7 rooms. Lath aud cellar; fr??nt and i?s< k 1
plaz7.t; near Highland station; bcati-d t> 1.
tiobe; lot lOOXlliO; on ?-orner: nn? well; prlc?*.
$4..'??*?; bmall caah i^yhient. b.siai.c- ?..i.tli j
motithiy payments. Adtlreee Bl BI ItltAN, star j
otttc*-.
rot KEN i HOI CHEAi' THE n:iT!'iM
cottage at i'barlton Heights. Md.; mlnute*?'
walk from etation; hot and cold water, bath.
etc.; large porches; ahuudant Co?>i>; rent, per j
mo.. per yvui. $lso. Addr k* e. s. KL\
>?EL>Y. owner. 120 Mass. ave. n.e. )c22 t*
Vi'to. RENT IS LA1UEL MI?.. A DESlRAhiaE
10-rtioui bouee; Blfl vard; wafer at the inr;
only 3 wjuarea fr??iu the depot, and In the best
residence part of th# tewn; rent. $L.r. per uv>n h
to a yearly teuaut. C. 1>. L1EBERMANN. 13o3
F St JelAMR
FOIt nEST?
Palisades. St. ami Anacoatla. 7r $15
Brookland, 7r. at. ^el.$22 Brookland. Cr 12
111E NIcLaCHLEN REAL 1>. AND LOAN Co..
j?-13 if Cor. loth and G ?t*. n.w.
FOR RENT-ONLY $20 PER MONTH ELEGANT
new vroom and bath bricks, a.m.I.; nicety pi
I*ered; pt?rches; shade, Ac. Take Bright w?*<?d
ave. cars to Newman terrace. 4vjo7 bth n.w..
Petworth sub. aj>;; Bn
FOR SALE ON EA8Y TERMS OR EXCHANGE
Several handenme cvttages, at lakeland. Md..'
b mllea ouL; fare, 01* teuta. Inquire NEWMAN
A SONS. 611 7th et. a.w., or Lakeland. Md.
up5-3ta
For rent large cxrrrage near the si a
tloo at Washington Grove. Md. Ivooo ?.(J f. -t
of ground; plenty of V>h:?de, pure air and water,
etc. Alao cottage on 4th ev* rent r--d'-i. ?h1
WOOD'B OUMHERC1AL COLLIDE. 311 E mi.i
,?l ,t- U I
SUBURBAN PROPERTY. _
Kolt KK.VT ?1<> i'KK MUVTI1 PRETTY OOP
tage; furnished tin ?mg'iout; new organ, rte.|
I r^tty mad. Me. 11W North I'ajue at
drlii. Je23*?
FOR RKXT- AXNAM>LlM FIRX!SHKl? lid S|
near Natal Academy; kXt for *ammcr urju hai
niod.-rn cwiVHiiHifa, eool mid near wat"t,
Ad<lrcaa l(i3 Hanover at.. Anuajiolls. Md.J?2S-At*
I\?lC SAI.E TAKOMA TKN MLNCIW WALK
lroy tbe rir Ubc, iw..r th* aprutg. a ii^wly d'**-?
rutrtl S-nHja ttt. <touSle parlon, i ?U
mihI porclun and nearly icrv of ground, irttfl
nleut.i of *had price. fi.MK); ?ny terias. Tata*
liriirlitttnuJ m for 'lukourn una call at Mf?
SXOfHiRAtfS*. on Marde iv?.f third hoow ix?-th
of the ft*reai?) teriaa Cuuicu. )el&-6t*
i>??? KKNT-AT MT. PI-fcASAVT.KRAMK
in*; i.e. corner 17th and Howard tvt. Ium if*
r it p.m. |e2l-3i*
I mi T P.M. ?M HOIKK SHAIH uo i
water; near det*ot; mmrcr, ?15 mo.; year, SI#
tmi. n mi It oaf; n) inqinirf. mo., fir,
$8 atu. U L. rUlXMAN. l.-nn,, Vi J?:? it*
roll KALE UCUANUfi bU<NiKUA\li l't
lighiful kiibuitaii buMe; ?lr.. pon?!*??* on 11.
*id-s; Cellar; cisteru; carriage a?ju ruts
ditiiug room and kitchen; lot V>*lftU;
KlllOi A rVLLDt. MM llth at. a.w. >e*3
n?u ?aix at ivoohmde. Maryland xr\*.
PMitti cottace. Juat taitlNHi; la rue attic, eeUafc
furnace. raMge. I?th. eicellcnt water, wind ruin
m?U vwid shed; price. term* to ?uit. B.
F 45:! I> at. u.w.. cor. 4'% at. J?*i If
F'?R KaLK ARI'Xl?KI.-fiX THE-BAY Iilir?PK?'J|
?ITS to ?>u ea#-\ payment: a dellrhtful, con
venient and ac?-? *mi.1? water reao?-t.
M-lin B. T. WELCH. Jr.. <tno F at.
for sai.i fouesi ?;li:x mi?
7r.. l?ath, attic, cellar: furnace; rang*; cabinet
n.nnteU, poecli ea( etc.; bargain qnb-fc buyer;
Will fltbauge tor fltf property. Addrea* QUICK,
I Star ofli* i ix jv-iiu*
r<)U "BALE BI{ttoKU\t? fi WiTaXD liol Kl'A
Tiila MtKiivi>.l??n ia the ii .mi dealrahla no* in t.?#
IMstrl- t for nil Ue-v-tr
IV T. WELCH. Jr.. ?90 F i?t. B w._
FOR RENT ?F\i:UAL C<ITTA<3EJ< AT l*AK1?
land, fmtn <K1 to fjii \*-r u??. 4 to ft r^?n?a.
Call at Oil 7th t>t. u.w., or Lak-iand noS-C'.Ut
COMMISSIONERS l?i i >S
OUMUSsSKi\KK ?>K li/lKIis AMI NOTAKY ?'l
Uc for nil atate? and t?iritorie? liPKi'lALTT
1>J It. M. i:\ A\S. o(L> t.MiMfUMrUti, l^-'l F *U
I Alwavh in ofll'f. ufii*c bouh. j?7-tf
I CnUMlSKMNRR OF n?R KVKKV STA l't
and tcrrfttor>. Xotai v and 1'. S i' in??*|o :er.
JOHN' 1 BKALL IXfl W at.
HAM! DUr>SIN(i
face"-massage ant> stiamix?; free, ha;*
UrHtgihg nod S-.ainiKKiiiin t?> .nt it imiir< -4
uiethodf. S'in l?i?'iiiisfn-? rTiiovfvl witlMur miurj.
MNiK. \AL1- .n 'Afc\iI'Ufc Oa Ufc-Vl IV. lllo 1 .u
no h-^tn*
>nss wii.es kp.ht yea its wmi Mr?r. prax'
di. 1* In .hitre .?f the Hair Lliwtit: l^irlor
t??e l*al;.i> Ro\al. and 111Ii II ir tlr.onii
for.; shampooing. 5<n hauc* ut and curi?*d.
evolving a battle ship
The Indian the GreatEngine of W?
in the World.
And the f'nlted Matca *on Rnaka mM
Fifth Amovm the Na\al Powers
of the
A year apo last March, at a dinner rlve?
In Hrtulclyn In h( i.or of e*-.s.., ,..,Mr>.
the Navy Tl*cjr arwj of his ?hccmwoT,
fctirj' HerU-rt. much rarpr.x w l(
cau*.-j li> the de?i?ration of the former
th*l the l*nite4 ?tat<'? t'.^n ?.tt'le4
to rank tifth kim,ni the nav?i powers of
the or Id. A lew day, before both of th?
guests of honor hud been J>r,>sent at th?
Iujii. hint; of the llrst ninicin AmerKaa
battle ship. Tl.;s veif!l, th?- Indi?ii:i.
on-- of thr<? sister battle buildin* la
this country, anj tlie> ar^ comjileW 1?
all their .l^i.?lls. and ao e^aii,.?; \.l.h
ers of destruction, that. alt!ioui:h thfj
-5 J*r Cent smaller than tl.e 4:. ,t ^._ttl?
snips now nnuiuti in iCn^iand. an 1 tn?*re*
fortf that niuoh Acea of a Urgel. Uh ar#
ACKtiowle-Jiri-1 by naval npetti4 I. re anl
abroad to be superior V* an> of aar
t yet conn true ted.
To build a battle ship Is of Itself a tmtfitr
achievement for ai.j o jntry. ?ay* Air.
AlUrt t. ,\iatthi?s. ,n an art-..n
Kvo.utlon of a liitt:. sinij.. m tile Ju.r
j nuinL??-r of the Centuo'. bui to tuiid cn?
i th-ia an>" other nati -n 1 bulldtnc.
i and that in tllk. f .oe of th fa.'t tft.it on.y
aut years a*- h.. i jilants i ?\,.tuiv of
makintr shall*, armor or n t _-s tml
none of t.le lufchty tt re.ajr. .J 1:. tils
work Is sur ly a tr.uwiii. Cti- inlh.tia.
nick Is |>ai iiej v.l.'i iv'iinerv,
whe:* tinlskej wlii u* :^;i 1? ion.- Of
the^e tons laovmeiit 4.4<ai
tons ui be of nia; nil o. nt ticst for th#
J*"11-T"? ne ol It eii.-n(. en lochia
j tnlCK, a *ii l.,7o Tne nu ir.ci
and machine.>. a>a.. ti, sui?
1 rljr to those c.ii.8truotel ?:,i ..a.i ?i!j wr'sh
tons, an'l Hie re*t o; t?., ^tu will
1 onsist of armament, coal M la
puttlr.K all this tcftether aL?ut uiu uf
i rivets are uaed.
Miif.vlB of ^'ai'hiRrri.
Inside of this \e*s~i are ."ixtv-slx se(>arat#
engines, i^ach of the two main nirinea la
so tremendous that, tu.ked av.?> under :ia
arn.s, as its frames teach U|. ;ao or three
stories high, are l*o lit.le enftine^ the
I purpose >f which Is to start the bijj one*
Kolng. Three Imn.fns^ Jjnamoa. each of
J?V amperes capeelty. are us.*j in in.- aiuu
?an electric plan- that J i k'ht up
town of Inhabitatiia. *1 v atj ^nc s. ts
of rp^'Hkin?.'-iulH^ i uu tl.ro ignout ;h'_- vei
?ei. and center at t*.:ve telephone sta
tion*. t'lad with is. inches of ?te.. ure t\.?
turrets, one fore -ni cue aft, la i-ach of
which at* two bif 1.4-ir. -h guns Kach of
these guns weighs ?il tons anj is feet
j long.
tar down beneath the tL.rr"ts are the tw#
main magazine*, a h^re t.?n upon ton of
1 powder and ball, madi- into projectili-sw
i s< me of i.hi-h weigh I.KW poands each, is
store 1. Tliese magazines are steel-clad
rooms, and aro lights l.y liectrlc lights
sunk Into glass welts Ii. ih.- corners of
each ro :n. l'..e> are .it: 1 v. sth little ther
mom.ters that ring a Me alarm ui tn the
mercury rea.h.s a <<r,..tn ight Th?r
have also a system of tubes through which
a flood of water may b. in.ured in tlm* of
aanger. one slot;. aln>ve the four l.t-tnrh
guns ?in th.> main <lt?k are ei^ht Mik h
guns, on a suj^rstructure. In s. ts ..f i??i,
ai. l bunched about the sm<4testacks AmM
I s'lips. on thv main deck, are four ti-incfc
guns, crowded stll) closer tdrether Subor
dinate to all tlies^. and (.ei-plng from vail
ous oj^-n nooks and ctevices. are twenty
si* smaller weapons, with I ng t:.>?d.e-lik?
barrels, call.-t ra;'td-hre guns. ea. i. cal^blt
of firing pri'JeitlU* ..f cliili'-l weigh
ing from one to thr.e |KMinds al .the rate
of Mrteen shots a ni!iait? Aroun4 <..n the
?superstructure aro RmmgeJ fourteen boata.
steam launches. ?l.aleb. _ta. gigs and uM
electric launch.
To Ileal Ihr K?rrl?n llonta.
nen Mr. Trai y d >.id< d to build thi 4
mo?Ier?i U.ttle>hips. he ?u:nm >n< I l.ieut.
Lewis Xixon. now the sup. rm tending ron
structor at cramp's jard. t.ien under thir
ty years of age. and told him tu niaie a
crude design for sach a craft as he had
Indicated. At that time no \esse! larger
than 7,:vm tons had been l.iunr i*\i m tins
country. Pr.M-eedlng up n an i-tJa
basis. Mr. Nii-.i'i bailt a ^ll*<ll rt put as
heavy puna in It and on it as ne jU
with safety, nnd then calculated the dimen
sions ?,r the l.oat v. lilt ii i: tujst float.
After Mr Tracy look" I at the it-.-iit anj
listened to the explunatt n ol tltem ha
thrust them aside with this remark:
I don l kiu? much about these detalla
and dimensions What I want to know i(
whether. If you l.t ail taes. guns go n!t a
e. they Would boat th,. .lrlK rv U,#
guns oil those battle?nips the tCng'liati *n<1
French are builaingr."
T?hr2 *"ul1 n 1 sorry to say." r?
plied the V(iuii?5 construct r
"<Jo back and make then, do It." said ths
Secretary.
Mr. Nixon w ut back ati1 added
tons to the dlsplacem nt of the vessel +nf
V?. y "r tw 1 '"~l't th? Serrotar\
NOW win they beat those foreign boats**
asked the Secretary.
"Well." said the constructor. "1 am afraid
Uiey Won t beat then, but they'll nearly d?
h** k miik* ,,""ni J" It." said th*
S?cretar> again, adding. "Wt ,.?n i^unch
just as big boats as any on.- else
^r^SlXoa v'""t l*'K. and the thirl time
hit the mark, pr.sluc.ng plans for a lo..'g>tt
V;? vessel, such a* t!ie lnliana That be
did suc<e?sfu|ljr wfia; he w*s ordered to Is
shown bv the fact that the main batter:.^
of the Bngllath tuittleships Vktoria isunk
last y.-ar III th. M-Mltcrraneaii| and Koyal
Koverelgn are |.l:uin> 1 to hurl jn.lt
of metal at a single discharge, while th*
Indiana, of marly l.om tons less displace
ment, an) draulnv thr^e feet less of water,
hurls pounds of metal at a smgia
discharge of her main batteries.

Hamagrs of f,"?i have l^en awarded at
New- York c.tv to Alired P. Meorr, In hi*
suit acalnst the Hamburg-American Steam
ship Company. He.'i> was a |Mta*enger ?u
the Normannia when she brought over
tw.-lve cholera patients in IWi. H.-.t* wh
told in I. 'iidon iha" there would t?- no steer*
a?e passengers or th* Norc