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COnden.ed E.oca,..

street lamps w1n be lighted 1t 1915 pm. ana
! Lowell OF unsound mind and not Competent to
transact business or be responsible for her
The general passenger agents OF the trunk
! lines and roads throughout the United
states, taDout $50 In number), will meet in con.
ventlon, IN this city, on the second Wednesday
| The Nationa. Rifles. last evening, elected
| three active and seven honorary members. An
Invitation from the Alexandria Light Infantry
Company to send team of seven TO Glymont
June 10 to shoot for prize to be offered by the
mayor OF Alexandra was accepted DR.. Carroll
Morgan az. was elected surgeon OF the company,
MIS- Lugepoeel the mother Of Mrs. Christi
| ancy, was before Examiner Lovetoy yesterday
s,t IN penaf OF the complainant In the
his wife. but counsel concluded that they would
not ask her any further questions, and she was
THE STAR printed during the month Of MAY
| 1892 new advertisements. being the largest
number ever printed IN one month In the MS
| months OF 81 over the corresponding perlo. OF
last year already exceeds 600, that o: May
alone being 2s4. Advertisers will confer
| morrow's enlarged edition In order to secire
| insertion and classification.
The title OF the North Church Choral Society
| navlpg been c0nfounded with the North Pres.
| Dyterlan church, with which 1t has no connec-
lion, the society, at its regular monthly meet
leg, hei0 last evening, unanimously changed its
name to the '.Rossin1 Choral Society,"" This So
| ciety, the youngest In the CITY, embraces In its
membership, which Is limited, some Of our best
! amateur talent.
Detectives voss and McElfresn recovered this
| morning nearly all the jewelry stolen from
| Mrs. G. S. Wheeler, hid among some bushes
near the FIRST calvert under the canal, after
pass Ing over the river from Georgetown. They
| look both. the young man Alien ana young
| wheeler with them. and it was found where
| they bad hid it. The large diamond ring is
| still missing.
Rev. Theodore s. Wynkoop. pastor of the
| western Presbyterian Church, On ii, between
| 10th and goth streets northwest last evening
bad a reception by his congregation at the
| Church, which was beautifully decorated for the
| occasion. Chief Justice Drake OF the Court OF
Claims, for the congregation, warmly well
| coined the pastor home. Mr.. Wynkoop feel
1ngly returned his thanks. Rev. DR.. Bullock
chaplain OF the Senate who has filled the pulpit
during Mi. Wynkoop's absence, also made some
remarks.
The soIemntties of the months nina for
the late Rev, Felix BarOtt1 took place at st.
August1ne's Cturch yesterday. Requiem mass
was celebrated. with Rev. Father Rabbia OF
baltimore, as celebrant; Rev. John ID. Boland
deacon, and Father Leonard, OF the I'm maculate
conception, sub deacon. Father De Ruyter, as
slstant pastor at st. Augustine's, was master OF
ceremonies
Mr.. Roberts, the retiring janitor of the Cor
coran building. was, yesterday, presented with
gold watch and chain by the tenants OF the
building.
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West Washington, nee GEORGETOWN.

TIE MAN WHO JUMPED FROM A WESTERN
IkA1E HEARD FROM.-The STAR mentioned the
non, OF this place, who was on his way to Viz.
g1nla City. Nevada, had, when the train passed
Fort Wayne, IND, kissed his son good bye and
railroad people, under Superintendent Gorham
Kept up q search for the missing man or hiss
dead body without finding q trace of him.
1re5 S1 ms dsads here received letter
ne was there alive and WELL but Destitute
among strangers; that on the train the thourht
OF S ms driendieSs condition, and that 1t would
ne thereupon jumped from the train: that he
had walked from town to town throurh + no
Woocs until ne had reached the point wnere
tne letter was Written-Sone 900 miIasNans he
concludes by asking for assistance to return
nome or to continue on to see his sister.
iHk FIFTH COMMENCEMENT of the Ltnthycuno
i lns.itute TOOK place last evening at Curtis
1lled. The program, which was interast wa1
and well executed consisted In salutarorV hs
). d: Adriaans; sketch, entitled the ScbooI.
Small, T. Nordllnger, A. q. Strasourger Hsn a.
Wlssner. Geo. w. Graves w. 81. Mono1man ty
w. Graves, c. 7. Belt and e. B. O'Leary 1oo y
part; scene from Midsummer Nights Sre SooA
u which the characters were taken Dy j. STru'
burger, J. Horrigan, j. w. Graves, t. Fl Hal
m as W. 4. Monogue. c. A. Sergerson. j. p.
+. Curtis: recitation, the Bugle song nv w y.
Monogue: scene from Julius Cesar. 81 r. Ncrd.
nngeT ana A. II. Strasourger; recitation. Some
DOdys Mother, by Z: L. Cass1n. Hon. ,Iosiah
Dent awarded the prizes as follows TbS g srat
q prize OF $50, to Geo. Shoemaker; the secnnd ~;
go to E L. Cassin; the third, Of SEQ. to VIM N
AcNally. *'' w WV.
BUILDING ASsoCIATIoN.-At the second req.
uiar monthly meeting Of the Fourteenth RniI6
iDg Association, held last night at Goddard,s
nau, u, goo was sold, being thirteen shares ar
the maximum rate. $3.50 per share.
THE GRAIN MARKET.-4,OOO bushels OF wbest
were sold yesterday at 81. Is per buShel
TIE COAL TRADK.-Twenty boats left C1m-
peIland Wednesday with {, 311.10 tons OF coal
as follows: For GeOIgetOwl-COnSolidatf ca
slolg tons: New Central Co.. 45L19 tons; Dor.
2ese9 tons; Blaen Avon Co., 117.05 tons; indi.
vldual, 342.0l tons.
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STREET CAR COMPANIES MUST COMPLY WITH
LOCAL LAws.-ID the Police Court this morning
Nj. r. DELANEY was charged With falling to
exhibit light at night on an excavation for
the track of the Belt Line railroad. Mr. l. g.
ment, IN which he claimed that when O railroad
company gets charter from Congress it Is not
subject TO so strict enforcement OF local laws
as private citizens. because the public have due
court said that II Congress had intended to
relieve the company from this responsibility 1t
would have provided for it In the law, but he
the burden on the DisIrtct OF rAying damages
for accidents caused BY excavations made by a
railroad company. A flue OF SIS was impo sea-
and an appeal noted.
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Congregation
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BUILDING NEW CHURCH.
A general meeting OF the congregation formed
OF the withdrawing members from Rylaud NJ.
E. Chapel and their friends, now worshipping
at Kendall Chapel. with Rev. Or. W. W. Hicks
az pastor, was held at the residence OF Mrs.
Lloyd. 18th and streets south west, last even
Ing The subject of building a new church on
9th street, between B street and Virginia ave-
nue., and the plans therefor were discussed.
Ine faVorlte plan seemed to be one for build
Ing whose exterior will be in keeping with che
style OF the new National Museum, which is
but short distance off. This plan Is for q one
story building. 60 by 60 feet. with walls % feet
In height, and two towers. In which VIII be the
entrances to the audience room. The building
VIII have space enough In the rear OF the lot
for q Sunday school building After the subject
had been thoroughly canvassed, the sum OF
81, 600 was pledged. and the committee on pu Id
ing was authorized to proceed as once to TIE
erection OF the church. The pastor was az
pointed On several committees and arrange
ments were made for formal organization On
Sunday morning, when the membership will be
received and the Lords Supper will be cele.
brAted for the first time
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Fine Buildings to be Erected.

Building permits have been Issued By In
spector Entwisle to Robert l. Fleming, agent
TO erect two th.ee-story houses on 18th street
between NJ street and Connecticut avenue. al
q cost OF $20, 900; also for the erection OF one
three story brick dwelling, on 10Th street, be
tween Scott circle and y street northwest, to
cost $50, COO.
The costly and beautiful residence com
menced for Gen. George ii. Pendleton, on 16 81
street, between Scott circle and o street. Is q
have front OF pressed and moulded brio :
The size OF ground plan Is 81 by 60 feet. TIE
house viii DC three stories high and with Va
bay windows. 1t is to be OF first-clasS nm -.
Throughout, and win compare fav, rauiy VIA
any private residence Ia tle city for hands ,int
apps al ance aud Ior nome comforts. It's c,,5 Il
said TO be about $20, 900.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
P. 81. Heller to James c. Hunt, part !. block s.
Pleasant Plains; $3.50. Anna L. Sweet to N. F.
Graham, lot 80, So. 216; s2.7oO. c. L. Greaucher
to Henry English, parts A l, B 2, 8, So
SIS; 81 SIS. Same to NJ. Crane, parts OF same
t2,U25. = T. Gregory to ID. B. Croft, lot 81 so.
1870; 81 500, &c. Jane Lawson to John Miller
part q. so $50; 81 500. G. L. Greancher ct al. I'd
Jane Lawson. parts A l, B 2 and G g. SO. SIS:
>, 100. T. A Darnellle to Virginia Burnett, part
L A. Newman 10 q. 8. Drury, SUB. 7, ga s35;
81 COO. r. w. Dunn to Chas Hawkins, p ift 10,
SO. s23; ,l50. N. E. Eastwood to E. A. New
man, SUBJ IS, So III; IS 500.
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The Northern Market.


WORK ON THE NEW BUILDING I'd COMMENCE AT
ONCE.
A number of property holders and market
dealers interested 10 the erection Of new
market house In the northern section OF the
city, for which the property known as the
Rupert ground, on the west side of 7Lh street
between o and P streets, has been selected.
met at Days hall last evening, Mr.. j. q
Wilson presiding, with MIR. E. w. DOM as sec
Rotary. The subscription books were examined
and the announcement made that q sufficient
amount OF stock had been subscribed to war
rant tie purchase Of the ground and the erec-
ton OF the market house. The report of the
Duildir committee was to the effect that they
HAD Two plans before them. each for building
TO cost $4,000, and II tower Is added ST. 800
additional One of these plans is for iron
Columns entirety and the otner all brick, and
either VIII give accommodations for about 100
dealers. It was announced that about S35 900
had been subscribed. A decided preference
was expressed by vote for the tower plan
The work will be commenced without delay
and call Will be made at once for 20 per cent
OF the amount subscribed.
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Sudden Death of Il WeI.knOwn
Citizen.

Mr.. Robert G. Yewell, grocer. at the corner OF
9th and M streets northwest, was found dead
In his bed this morning, about 100 O'Clock, at
his residence, No. s12 street northwest, by
his father and confidential clerk. He had been
In the habit OF rising about o'clock. and as
nothing could be heard moving in his ROOM hts
door was forced open. Coroner Patterson held
a post mortem examination this morning, and
FOUND that IL was case OF congestion OF the
lungs, and gave certificate accordingly. Mr.
and steady habits. and retired last night about
O'Clock, In his usual health, 80 far as known
He came frem Montgomery county, Md, to the
DiStricG In 1864.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Tho Weather



OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCKR, !
WASHINGTON ID. C., June 8. 1881. $50 g. m Z
Fer the middle Atlantic states, cloudy
weather, with frequent light rains. moi Sh-
easterly, generally shifting ID northwesser,y
winds, stationary temperature, followed by
rising barometer.
Cool, Fair Weather Tomorrow.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin TO the press: cold north.
easterly storm prevails on the New England
and Middle Atlantic coast General rains nave
fallen east OF the Mississippi river, and occa-
sfonai light rains In California. The tempera-
tGre is ABOVE the mean on the Pacific coast and
In the Rocky Mountains, and ten degrees be-
low the mean In the upper lake region. the
Middle Atieutic states and on the New England
coast. NortheaSteriy winds prevail In New
England and the Middle states, northerly In
the northwest and upper lake region, south
westerly Ia the Southern states. The area OF
low barometer now central In Ohio Will move
to the eastward, aud cool fair weather Is indi
Gated for the districts east OF the Mississippi
river on Saturday.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the Their.
mometer at the Signal ONCE during the day.
a. m. So; IL a m, coo; Q o. H., So. Maxi.
mum, $50; minimum 81
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Amusemen,s. Excursions. &c.

The strawberry festival at the Metropolitan
Church viii continue this evening.
The Natatortum on street, between 9Th and
9TH, Is open daily for the instruction OF those
who cannot and the pleasure of those who can
swim.
The Mary Washington VIII leave Sunday
morning at $3.50 for OccC guam Falls.
The Excelsior leaves daily ar $50 for Guam
fico. and returning arrives at 10:30 pm.
The ArTowSmith Will leave at a. m on Satur-
Gay az sunday for Lower Cedar Point and
BlackiStOn's Island.
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Railroad RuiIdfnr in Tex.s

GALVESTON, TEX, June 3.-The Ne,us has the
following special dispatches, dated San Anto-
Mo: yesterday: The track Of the International
ano Great Northern railway Is now extended
about mile from Chilean, Medina county. Tne
track laying Is proceeding at the rate of a mile
q day. The track OF the Galveston, Harrisburg
the Int irrational ana Great Northern for ten
miles, reached Leon, nine miles west OF this
City, yeStel day, ~
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Lafayette Johnson. an elderly gray haired col
oIed man, was arrested about two weeks ago
charged on the oath OF Jane Johnson with
D1gamy. In having married one Betsey Tnom a.
ON the Esd OF last December; complainant nav.
leg Deen legally married to him ca the 1sC of
November, 1861. by the Rev. Jno. II. Brooks In
THIS city. The prosecuting attorney Mr.
Coyle, In the Police Court, yesterday, stated
that he had sent out subp9nas for the wit
ne sses, and the minister who performed the
nfst marriage ceremony was OUT OF town, and
he could not get the necessary witnesses to
make case against The prisoner, and as the old
man had been In jail about ten d ays, he did not
COL sloer himself Justified In holding him
longer. and asked That the case be nolle prose-
qued. When the old man was told that he
could go, he braced up aud walked briSkIy out
OF court, with a broad grin Oh his face which
caused quite laugh In The court room
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POSITIVELY only TO- morrow you can buy at
X. GolGSchmld'S No. Sl2 Tth street northwest
fine perrumed toilet soap, only 10 ce1ts ok.
containing three cakes. worth 25 cents; red OF
black nLen folding fans, 5 cents, worth 10
Gems: twin match safes, cents; o Inch t.IIy
Tin plates, cents; quart pud1ng pals, 5
cents; large japanese or palm leaf fans, l CEN ;
IuoDef COMBS, cents, worth u cents; p a4tc
mugs, cents; folding straw fans cent! alsI
great bargains In travelling Trucks and b
carriages
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FUSsELL's ice cream.

BUILDING ASSoC1ATIONS.-Tne Equitable Co.
operative BUILDING Association ned its 2OCh
regular monthly meeting Wednesday. j. FL
SavIlle, president, In the char and Jno joy
Edson, secretary. SO, 200 was advanced at an
average premium OF IS per cent, making the
monthly dues for each s., 00l, as follows: On
stock, $3.50; on return OF principal, S SO; on
premium IS &c; total SIC 49,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
Richard Morgan and Annie Hattoo; JAS. w.
Compton and Lizzie c. Bonnell: John b. Bur
CESS and Ella G. Ryan: Nicholas Harrison and
Louisa Hebron, both OF Prince George county,
MO; John Becker and Magdalena Bretsch;
Ella W1lltamS and Maria jackson; W. p.
Hickman and Annie V. Hilton; Cnas. Tennant
and Alice Rady; Oscar Dggs AID Mary Addi-
SOD; G. s. Dorsey and Annie L. Morgan: Jon \
u. Pritehard and Maggie Miner; W. O.. Glad
mon and Laura j. COLLINS.
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LETTING Up ON A NUISANCE This morning
In the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, in the case
phalt w0rks-in which the Jury failed to agree
the District Attorney entered nolle pros,
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WOODWARD & LOrHRoP offer special bar
gain In Geneva suiting fiannels. 50 inches wide,
all-WOol, au SO cents per yard. They are just
the thing for seashore and mountain cos
tunes.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to the sale nv
Tnoe. b. Waggaman tomorrow EVENING" ~
streets northeast. near Stanton snuara
ood chance for q bargain.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS
9. N. MgLIIN. Proprietor. ~

8. N. MfJIi.TN' sAH 90. VA. A8
This m.onif f ,ssNt !. ! ,NE IL. E3
the mopnts1s Valie3 81 %rsnis only t~eivs
son. within f r. more Ohio r +. At Mt g.cs .
Wbish .S abingdon It exoels in all the features
Altitude. Watering place attractive: Its great
mi 9 climate peculiarly heaithful and delight
.Iro. Ihe Chaybeate. Arsenis. Sulphur Powder.
e. 4 Sulphur, Healing and Bead WAuow spring.
" r their Medicinal virtue and curative properties
stand unrivaled on this Continent: For health.
Round TIP tickets issued by the different ral-
soon after the arrival a the train arriving At the
aprings to early tea. After being Tansp ,rted N
roads In the State. easier and quicker reached than
any large wetering place in the two Virg1nias. and
with perfect safety; no mountain to cross.
Bosxd from S42 to $50 per month Of 50 days. &C
| cofding to location. Special contracts made With
families or large parties. Oen accommodate $50
persons. Good bathing. Fishing and hunting In
season.
Splendid livery; charges moderate. Send for
pamphlet. ml2-1m
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Brain and Nerve,
LADIES GOODS.
A. h. SCHOFIELD.
1855 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.

A. B. SCHOFIELD.
1885 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
AGENT FOR TIE
UNIVERFALY FASHION OoMPANY's PERFECT
FITTING PATTERNS.
81 nese Patterns are celebrated for perfection OF
NJ ana eeesnce Of design: New styl and new
loea iron the London and Paris Eashion centers.
Also agent for BRIGGS 4 COS PATENT
IHANSFERRIkG PAPERs-she cheapest best
ana quickest msnner Of stamping goods Of al kind,
ior 6raiding and Embroidery. A full stock, de.
ssns 81 All kinds constantly on hand. Stamping
done at reesonab rates.
New and beautiful designs in Hamsurye Tor
chon Lace. Swiss, Irish, Nainsook and other Trim-
mlnes, Noo's of al kin dis al Il every shade, Ger
mantowns. Zephyr. Saxopy. DC.
N.B-Just ordered. Will have in store in few
Gays very full assortme mt of the finest English
specially 0~>-S Va -A A~'
"A fun stock Of Briggs 4 Co. g Transfer Papers at
Mrs. Annie Je fries Dry Goods. Fancy and Mill
merry store, 2l38 Pennsylvania ave. northwest.
N. B.-Tbe Kensinston Stitch taught here mas
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF Warwick P. MIller's
country Seats farms, village resides ats In adj
joining county OF Montgomery, CO.
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DOUGLASS.
NINTH STREET.. ST. CLOUD BUILDING.
GENUINE Isle THREAD
GLOVES,
In great variety. at porular prices.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
For Ladies. Misses and Children.
RELIABLE GOU Dis AN d LOW PRICES.
CORSET COVERS AND DRESSING HAOQUEP,
OF our own Manufacture.
LADIES. MISSES and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY,
In New. Designs, for Summer Wear.
OORSETS
THOMEON'6 VENTILATING. for hot weather.
DOUGLASS,
m27 NINTH AND F 6rBERTs.
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THE oil question has been re-opened With
the Introduction OF St Jacobs OIL. +
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SUMMER RESORTS.

plNAl toIaT HOTEL.
ST.. BARY's COUNTY. MARYLAND,
opeH for reception Of guests JUNE 18TH. under the
TRANERS. NAS
The Hotel has Just been thoroughly rem Ia.
osased, furnished and supplied With every conye-
Slence lot The comfort Of guests, aud in frstciass
sun mer Home for families Terms-S2 per day.
GU per week and eS5 per month Special ARRANGE
a zen made for families. Daily communication
WIZ Mashinston. Baltimore and Norfolk by the fise
Moseley. ~ W
For further information address
MRS. jog. TRAvERs,
!e2-2m Piney Point st. Mars's Co, Nj.
oaAN HOUSE.
ALTOONA, PA,
On MAIN LINE PENNSYLVANIA RArrRoAp.
Amid the most picturesque scenery OF the Allie
sheniee.
Its large, airy. elegantly furnished 4
rooms and superior cuisine render il one vEMv
OF the most desirable rex orts In this state s.
Tourists east or west can obtain a good nisht .
rest and Daylight view OF the Alleshenies by
stopping at the Logan.
First class music, &c
For circular containing terms Of board, &c,
adf.efs W ID. TfLEH,
Jel Pm SUPERB lteudent.
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CITY ITEMS.
Arrand ON Stoves.

Afgand Oil stoves.
Perfect In all details. Sold on trial at
MoranS, 42s 9Th St. NV, ana 1926 Pennsylvania
ave. Also, refrtgerators, Water coolers, &C.
Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanneSs, sexual debility,
&C. 81, at Druggists. $50 Pa. ave-
"A1derMey Dairy Wa9oAs.n
Fresh Attorney butter cnurned every morn
Ing, and deliveredin klbs. "Wardn prints 35c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, butternilk and
sweet milk &c. per qt Cream. loo pint
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N ERAZIKR,G Root RITTYRR
.PKRATlONs IN eTOCKs.

" John A. DOD0E 90.
Bankers and Brokers, No: II Wall st.. ~. Ia buy
and carry stocks on 70 per cent. margin. and
when deedred viii advise when and what 70 buy.
Also. secure STOCK PkIy1EGE5 st reasonable
rates In which 626 TO 600 can be invested. Full
information ON application and FnsncsG Report
0ent free. 1snl2-mv&s
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1OBDAN'o W. 3. SPRINGS,
- kTEPRkNsoN's DEPOT p. O.,
VIRGINIA
VIII be opened FIRST OF JUNE, p.m.a n
and Star Office no"0o IE:H
Min Va ~ rn.
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NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
ericsson SPRINGS.
CAMBRIA Co PA.

On the Summit of the ALE Ghenies 400 feet above
sea level within nine hours ride OLA Ak
By the erection OF . new and elegant j. ,s& /
hGtel the accom- modations at this CHAR MI so
hESOhI have been greatly enlarged and i'm proved
The drainage and water supply are perfect. Pas
nnenser Elevator, Electric tels, new Bath and Bill
nAIo hpome and Children's Dining and Play
hooTs have been added to the equipmept OF the
ont. sAAiouea-
Cottage Residences to let.
First. class Music, &c &C
For Circular containing Analyeis Of the watsr
and full information. address
je1-2m W d. TYLER Snnt
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festivals, &C, i"'eS "
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OtAPE MAY OF MARYLAND.

RIVER VIEW HOUSE. OXFORD. ND. IEa
Now open for the reception Of Guests. The most
delightful summer resort in the stsfe. First class
Recommendations 1t moderate rates. Saltwater
bathing, boa, ing and hshtng. Steamboat railroad
and telegraph Communication. Special rates for
mll-lm CLARENCE PETERS, Proprietor.
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VNHE PARN HOTEL. "A
l. WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, NAV
eS to @l5 per week. les
The Hotel and SURROUNDINGS are very attractive
GROUNDS handsomely laid out With flowers and
fountains, sha ded by grand old forest oske-do-
mesticated deer add to their beauty, A cooler ana
prettler home for the hot months, cannot be found
IN the mountains. farmhouse freedom, with
an abundant supply Of the farm produce. combined
with liberal n anaseuept makes the Park Hotel
very desirable place to spend part OF the summer
or on your journey to Nisgsra Falls or Saratoga.
per n .. X, W., break your trip at Williamsport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-03

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