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SUMNER RESORTS

one socs from ocean and 81 ave bsthins grounds
s.ss r.
SEA a1RT. Nj
T0 RFS1 sEe fpshsa cos..~ss hs lawn Of the
service suppsd By hots no house sS ss1V
tserved in cottage 4 desiredl
the OsaSS sSioS Shn pns woSSs
ua.s, HAS s.. r G Tsg.., Sc. e,,,. NJ,
FIVE TIk
ice 5FSis milk Vegetables rstcass table Apply to
rS1s s. 70 Msa5. ECO fSr Hay A.n.
.depsd MERE
E.v INaHAM co.
in full view OF ocean. near Consress Hail lawn yet
able address Ms: WEE idsA' ea s' Nay j.
q 4. 4. miles from washington is now open, under
~. the mmanasement Of Ienney and w H Crosby Of
Svements Write for circular and rates. F. TEN
ka hs S Glen Sa
bright HOUSE. REHOBOTH BEACH, della
ID ware will reopen a1 June,'o 1883 under the same
the Hotel Circulars at Star ONCE e. trans leave
Mashinften at ~ o. noSn change At Baltimpre and
Mama MANAGE heh000'h pm WALTER B9 5o2
EoR sAI.E-coLoNIAL BEACH sUCCEss-4o
cottages already rnt and Lots some
near hotel See Plat. r H. EVANs isai
RoCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS.
Great North Mountain, Winchester Va, 81 hours
from Washington.
| A safe home for families. NO BAR Accommodates
300 Atmosphere cool scenery grand splendid roads.
waters Mineral sahs and arre sw
ming pool Table nd rstSlass seundsnty supplied
msnas complete 6sds &C h Terms reasonable
A. s. PRATT,
The Sun Building Washington. D. G.
RIOCK ISLAND, R. l.. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
esH YS ss1ft FsGfs SEND r
Ill Conneetic ut avenue, under entirely new manage.
ment: ocean view from three sides of the house: cleo
of ss and it. ssSie s0Sms
ntL coRoSADo!t, ATLANTIC CITY. \ J., yIR.
fT hit Ella appointments; open all year MIS- W
ADAMS leSI
| A LLEGHENY COTTAGE (FORMERLY CONGRESS-
Asstls CITY Rates & aR RsF d il norpocx
GLEN HOUSE. ON NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
VI way, 80 miles from Baltimore Will be open JUNE
1o This place is noted for the remarkable curative
properties of the water for beauty of scenery. and
healthy surroundings No mosquitoes. Address Mrs.
A. R.. Bentley Springs P. O.. Baltimore Co. Md 26-1O'
HOTEL ALLEN-COR. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
III ayes, Atlantic City, Nj. Delightful location:
everything new: table and Accommodations firstciass
Concert daily by full orchestra. JOSEPH s. DAVIS
Proprietor je9-2m
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SUMNER RESORTS

MARYLAND sEAsHoRE RESORT, ATLANTIC
the management Of James Carroll. formerly Of Old
Sweet spring. Va, Eutaw House. BALTIMORE. and
lately OF New York Hotel New York City. Cnsur-
passed bathing boating and fishing. Terms mooerate
Apply to JAMES CARROLL Ocean City. Nd ,el6-lm
TRENTON HOUSE AND CAFE. AsBURY PARK.
y n On the American or Europesn plan House
enlarged and Deitz's Block Annex sdded The cafe
,ee-1m MRS NJ +. WAGNER
HILL. TOP HOUSE, FORMERLY ANNEx OF THE
IL lockwood House. In the Blue Ridge. Newly
furnished. Terms e6 per week. THOs. s. L0vETf.
PROPRIETOR, Harper's Ferry. W. Va
Call at Star ONCE for circular. my24-2ms
SPRAY VIEW HOTEL.
- Ocean Grove, n. j., on the beach, corner Ocean.
spray, and Sea View avenues. Twelfth season.
tes-2m JOS WHITE, Prop p q. Box2 057.
ssEENIMoRE," AsBURY PARK, n. J.. THIS
II DELIGHTFULLY."- situated house. IN blocks from
ocean has all MI hot and cold baths gas: artesian
water: sanitation perfect. L. NOBLE, Prop. ie12Ia
RREXION VILLA. CAPE May n. J., NEAR THE
Obeach and hot water baths open for the season.
large verandas terms moderate.
my14-3m Mira J. A. MYERS. p O. Box ss4.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

= NORDDEUrCsHER LLOYD s. & CO
Past Express Steamers,
To Southampton Q1ondon. Havrel, Bremen.
D. A m: Aler. We'd July II a m: Elder, SAT. july
Ia. . am: Ems. We'd July Is. .. M FuidA. Sat.
comforisbe staterooms. excellent tahle, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin slOO and up
and $50 berth, steerzse at low rates. Apply 70 E. Il.
DkOOP, 925 Penn. ave BEALL- BKoWN CO.
1921 Est ESQ
A ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
Steamship CITY OF ROME from New York
anfss, and nes. p.sssnssr Steamer - soss
Cabin. so. 600. soo AID 500; second CissA sso
GLASGOW SERVICE
s'sA'Aes GLASGOW s AND f6N siSed
s.s. SO g sna
steerage outward Or prepaid either s s-,
ss
Amount issued at lowest current rstes- For Books@
Tours Tickets or further information apply 70
MOSS. 92I Penn ave. n. ", kashinston apl0-3m
T. cHAs /. bUBoIs CO. B.nksr.. Assns~
SO3 .th g CIV. 49,, - vs-..,. II,
cations made at once CABIN passage 600. ESQ slo0
and SI25 Round-trlp at greatly reduced rates m20-2m
TNMAN LINE--NEw YORK TO LIyEKPooE.
u CITY OF BEkLtN-..-..-:A pru {! NAY X yuns ~
GITy 81 Appri II II Nay sy as June
SITI or Ss SS.s = y SSIi
Ill sas rs ss % viii SIT
s sSss ga Si e ..s. %s:lssssoa. DC sp2:s@
SPECIALTIES.
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sPECIALTIES.

TSLECTRIcIrY m KERvOUs AND MENTAL
T. diseases spinal. ovarian and uterine 9oublss.
paraiyuia ecistaca neuralgia cborsa, &c strctures
cured refsreucel Warrington Cure Dr. !.
L NICHOLSON. oO4 18th o. NV. coz. y. 3e0lnS
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2. II H
je25tsep15 General Passenger Agent. New York.

Ut RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE THAT THE
Il Orkney Springs property is leased to WIN. c..
CHASE, of Baltimore. and that H. c. MADDUX has no
connection directly indirectly with the property
its management. (Signed) CHAS. A. X. MOORE,
President Orkney Springs Co." je25-1m
(IAPE MAY POINT, N. j. CARLTON HOUSE
Oopen after June 49, Cape House always open.
Cuisine and appointments surpassed by no house on
the coast. Seventh season Of present management.
Address
le21-2m A. II. HAMILTON.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS

T b. LEPREUX L CO.,
e. Hormerly with 2. Hanson Hiss & Coz
WALL PAPERS
We have just received q large consignment of new
spring patterns We selling all &c. white Back
Papers g yards long, for 10c per piece Gilt Papers
from 15c. to 80. Embossed Gilt from Soc. to 40. All
work guaranteed frst-class Fresco Painting and
Uniting q speciality.
J. B. LEPREUX BRO. sos 9TH st. sw
9TH street cars pass the door myt
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BOOKS, &C.

SUMNER READ1Se Ar BAums.
Special Regular
1000 novels Of best authors. Price. price
Bound T. paper for s5s. aoto2se eash.
Music foos OF stand'd music 3uc. soc.
500 boxes Climax stationery extra good quality
only l0c. per box.
1000 boxes Cor Cards and Envelopes lOc Der box
BAUMS BOOK DEPARTMENT,
ap21 -3m 416 7th street n W
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ATTORNEYS.

" Law. Barbour Law Building, 400 Louissns
avenue. Washington. d G ksaidsnceI LIS II e
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A
"A CAPE MAY, Nj,
is now open for reception Of guests for 1888.
ie19-1m GEO. j. KRONER Manager
CHETWOODE. ATLANTIC CITY. PACIFIC AVE
~ nue., bet. Indiana and Illinois, Brighton
under new management Appointments frst-class
Mrs. C. l. GEFROkER my2-3m
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TIVE 0lISEY. AeBURY PARK, n. =, HAS BEEF
- entirely retnodeled, reprinted and furnished q
city conventencs sanitary xrraueements perfect IN
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Tickets sale at B. and o. ticket Offices 619 and
1851 Pennsylvania ave-, and at Depot On Sunday at
Depot only. jel6-3m
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occupied, 10 give the city worthier accommoda-
tons, less obnoxious to the public sense OF de.
ceney, and beyond this to restore TO the city. as
well as 10 the whole country, q portion OF its
ancient and Invaluable public reservations.
II may be innocently said that we are Interfering
with the chartered rights OF corporations but that
would be wholly untrue. We are only Interferiny
exactly as the charters provide that Congress may
interfere, and we are interfering, not with their
rights, but with palpable public wrongs-with a
defiant and stubborn monopoly which tramples
upon the rights OF the people who are sufYerfn0
under the formal sanction OF our authority and OF
our prolonged acquiescence. IL is, therefore, our
highest duty, as IL appears 10 me- interfere and
TO redress nagrant wrongs where Congress itself
lOOker-on.
These corporations are not paupers, and are
abundantly able 10 pay for the new and larger ac-
commodations required by the public but re-
CURED quite as much by the railroads. and which
Will never be obtained by an outlay more moderate
at any future day.
A change as proposed by the amendment now
onered as substitute, or by some other measure
OF more rigorous character hereafter, / must
venture TO say Is as fixed as will be fts Obvious
and everlasting PROPHECY. It NAV be eyaded and
postponed, but II postponed to-day It Will haunt
our lrglsatiye halls again and again hereafter TO
OF the city. What is now asked Tor Is q minimum
never 10 be reduced.
The city OF Washington was not made solely for
the dement, OF railroads, but railroads were made
for the benent OF the city, whose honor and wei.
,are as wen as that OF the people at large should
70 the very front line OF all their nights and nriv
neges In the national capital S
IL Is not TOO much TO claim for the health and
| adornment OF the capital OF the American neonie
what appears 10 have been universally accorded
10 the people or other enlightened nations m
other lands railroads are often only permitted n
| appyoach the outskirts Of their capitals At Lon
don, Paris vienna, and Madrid they are wholly
| excluded from all parks In London no railroad.
1 Park, or any others
| Were a railroad and depot to be thrust any day
| upon and across the beautiful Common II Boston
the petted gem Of that city, II would be likey y
| prove signal for another "Boston Tea Partv
and before the breaking OF another day the de6ri
4 sea.
In London their numerous parks are esteemed a
breathing places. or the lungs Of the city, and,
eyerywhere else, they held 70 BE- shaoluteIy -
senttal - the pubic health.
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RECORD OF HUMAN neutrality-suspicious. PUBLIC
PARx-rRE READIEsI LANDOWNERS OF THE AGE
TICKET OFFICES WITHIN THE cAPTToL-FLAGRAST
Abuses AND FoRFEIrED cHABTERs.
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THE TRADES

THE TRADES.
CPRCIALTY IN BOOKBINpING.- .HARPER's AND
- Century Magazines bound for IS and rs cents Ct
THE LYCETT BINDERI (estAhlishGd 1S45l 1oi2
"A ave- An work guaranteed send postal. ~
r oNDoNDERRY LITHrA WATER
II n the only one 70 ne for
GOVT. RHEUMAT1eI AND URIQ ACID
one dozen one-haf Gallon Dotf1so 0AstO.
e14>Sm g. n a6AlkB CO. AguntA los n evA
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MONMOUTH HOUSE,
NJ (Seven miles below Long Brsnch).
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J.
For terms and Information
Address l. Z. MALTBY.
Monmouth House,
eSm,w&f-26t Or Hotel Lafayette Phila.
VNHE REVERE, PARK PLACE. OPPOSITE THF
"Brighton," Atlantic City, n. ].
OPEN ALL YEAR. Telephone No. 40.
mh3-eo In je1 ,eo2m NJ DAY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-05
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
In all its branches.

In all its branches.
Steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines Boilers,
H1gh Pressure or Compound
STEAM VESSELS Of all kinds built complete,
with hulls OF wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when al
visable.
STE AM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con
guncted with reference to the trade In WfiAca
they are to be emf Logged. Speed, tonnage and
draft Of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar MAXI lerg
rnado afte the most approved eta9s ei
Boiler Iron Work connected the
WATER PIE, of Boiler sht cl any
size made in suitable lengths e-r 1actl45
toketho ~, or Sheets rolled, pune ena p3cE=1
for shipment, Ready TO be , =la- CA tea
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler -rA aA 'ts-tar
Pipes made by this establishmt 70 rtTgte5 by
hydraulic UivetiRg machinery, .bst 9Uaiits OF
work being far superior to hsnt e3rk-
SHIP WORK, Ship and fiteam CapltauE 6-sSu
Winches Air aud Circulating Pumps. made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturer for She Pa-iGs
Coast of the Home Safety BOiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps TO- irrigation or
CITY works purposes, built witt she celebrated
Davv Valve Motion, superior - any other
pump.
j. N. 8. Williams ..-.....- n ouoluIus
Room No. 3, upstairs, Sprecks~E' Block.
G1-sm Agent for the Hawn. Islands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-05
TO PLANTERS!
UAvING RECENTLY IMPROVED

"AVING RECENTLY IMPROVED
II and strengthened our construction OF
2-RoIIer Mills, also the Stat feeding meohan-
ism for same with very satisfactory results We
are now prepared to contract for that GLASS OF
machinery at short notice. We have patterns on
hand for 4Ox66in., 3cx66in., S2x6sin., Sox6cin,
SOx5Ain 26x54in. sizes of rollers, steel shaft4ng
and steel gearing throughout with any desired
type of engine, they can be driven from
engine in use Stroll Mill, by compromising
the same, thereby economizing steam. Results
under EQUAL CONDITIONS guaranteed UNsUA-
PASSED. by any OTHER construction or systsm Of
FEEDINa.
j. N 8. WILLIAMS.
AGENT Risdon Iron aud Locomotive Works.
1S6 124S-tf San Fraactsoo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12
The Lake Washington Mills,
w. H. CanminE. Proprietor.
Lumber yard situated ON hiuff, near
the end of Jackson street, z7o
feet atoyc Elliott Bay.
Dovu-grasie Hauling.
bourn's Title to Burke's Sec.
ond Addition.

WE LEARN THAT SOME or THE
w holders Of the Burke clallu say
that Bauru has no title. such Statements
are hcs, met by publication OF ihe facfs-
which are these. Ia lsss> ". ~. Patterson
1sa the rasifiaicnslai attorney and hslsi
aess agent af Wa n Reari. sr. saa
Francisco capitalist. A such aeesit. oa an
empress written contract 20 "a do. fasser.
SON botight for Bonrn several paserls oi
tand an Puget sound. kourn paid for
them. aud also all 81 the expenses tsri-
dent 10 the purchase, hue had she title IA
ysss made ta aud In Che nsasr ~ fastersess,
the Ia dne form, sgfsscd q, hold the land
foF honrn aud sstiect 10 his Orders. Boslrt;
d:cd Va lS74 aud the sifaigs OF his estate
feii into sefae disorder, aud - remained
III his son became of age ia t>e fssttr'
aen. IN the meantime wss stricken WITH
paralysis. b,-eame idi.sir aud died IN ISL
while Patterson was ia the condition
above mentioned, In i,-e, a Sestf G sl~eti'
lsiar rlt from him. far sssA qsiat claim
deei of some of the parcels of land, the
ttle a. which he was holding for the heirs
q BoHrn, the premises coyercd hy this
&,W deed were ss> acHes IN Seattle, which
! new Ruske's securd addition. aud siou,
The same quantity Of land uu Nashait
Bland the value OF said rrcmtsfs al the
date of the deed VAS from slo,tsso 10 sssAtp-
besssre this decd was delivered the
kysnsee Ia Il Was iufoTsacd Of al Of sac
sHots urisatct fart~, AMI 70 tsats Ja3 tNS4}
rasshas,r under that died has had. bsfssre
teyia<. auc is1.l nosice II thest-
~pasiiatian OF the express trust, aS.
trFtri hs Patterson and bis s0ece>slsss en'
der the quit claim decd, has ever hs-en
nzae BY any onr
fhs fso qui; claim deed frosn an ifntc-
tise srlisfee is the foundation ~ the Burke
siAfri. Proper e,suNeyansrs from fssfef
sns estate and that 81 VIM. n bonEn. de
seANfd. c4sart4tutr the basis 81 the ReHfA
uus THOMPSON 4 fiiONtStaN.
Aste-aeys s,if wsn. n hoarn. lr., Real p
tase kxeksnge building
sesirsc. Juns = iSs> tssii
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liquors IN shx district ~ ca.rs,bsa
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Tiae hoase thea adjourned
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12
Dis orii7N SEIZURE.
ose ef the Largest tsang~ In she
tsosntry Thought 10 be scattered.

tstcaec. June Ia dissa,eA frasa Fo<e
Hnrs,ss. ascAtgka. ssyss
Therr Is no question thar sae A-eaklas
uf - se!usn ssaussisas ~ tAis toin; wfn
srSssss the iss<sst gang 81 cre<skr Ia TN
eSaGrfry. II j. said fhas shrre = fs9 an N
tsarkinz thea Yesterday snszlhes isnpssr{.
ant arrest sas made. thsr3ss SAnst<rn.
~ao sets = sierr hpasc ksf sfsuns "a ths
tznaaa side. was ARRESTED Is fnspeefsr
t%fan. whss vih Sgents NrHali.
has treca working the rase .Ene~ Sesserr-
beg. Is-s. several timcs thss haz nv nsess
~ hard. hat something aasaxs happened.
Thes esstald not make q slrusgg eaxs u.
sf'eci.sr Lynn had followed charlie La
Belle nov nnsleF arrest kt India sasol}k.
irs,ss. tS,lo~ iassf Hnlen 30 rssiths ereek,
V aeTe he shipped nse rasrS eoafzfnfrsf
one thgissand poxncis si ag,aaHs Il, L. Win
Der. Of Indianapolis he saen t.Nsk 4 ssafu
ter that Point and sas arrested ssn the {ta;.
lowing day. His isss Eaainss ~ saipptssx
were ltnssy City. klnmstt. smith Trek
aud fairsin. over tso.fsa uursh az ssaar
has left this I@s.nt sfarc last set,tezkser.
Their operations werp cssafisssi ts shsx
point alily. J. y Sanders was arrested af
aiz s'ors ia the river tsak He 4 frosa thr
Defshaes, Hr faiiossd ptininx III fs1abo
.sHstl slx !sA-s ase Charies sanders i
FROM Hamburg hsforc he ,ses asac crooked
ae sss enapsoyed e1l lines os:t ef New
fsrk. He eSs GA the strssaer gxrahlie.
where ilc fsHsssne acquainted with JEsaftes
Ia Belle. Beth uese gnastersuxsfers They
ssitt az opisziu fs1ychans v be brought skesu
west fe Victoria. british Geiasaaaa There
'fcsr ol'efaifoas we're tsso closely watched,
and they mexed to Safnia last sr1s,eBah1r.
Both osseas-f <tores on the t@ak ~ tae
river. wisn snail stock 81 groceries - !
c0tef for their necessary shfptsinr Il
Belle ess given information ~ their oysra.
iloIss That VIII send them 70 prison. Ali ~
sanders men were pat unaes 81. .sD ssasxik.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12
WINDS ANDF FLOODS.
GxEAr Loss or rsorxEIr,
Many Lives Are Reported I.ess.
A.sax Th<n that - Celebrated
Isaia. chief yli.s~s S1seasA
aaA Hsns~s D~.olisA~a.

EasxxE7Tr. June r.-THe rxr~e<s fruz,
the reazasn'3. giving acrs.rss 81 the <rpa,
scs-rn Of saturday, show that TIE sts.rns
Was heavier nea-sss Lake Lind. n, assho,1rs,
tse eVantry ssr one hundred rnilss es<h
way wss visited. Thr ssssysn hu~-t He a
vsser spout At cAIuaet iz-re 4zAn,ssv
of nsfrr pou-e-z iEse the rsHnraes and
Hseia susur~ sSss-e the raise-x cosssd he
proserted Al esrfaxe the entry 10 the
9aarssss are ss.pped. hx.srx faIf of xA,er.
The -Ansaxxs 81 LAke Linden are SAID 10 ee
t5o-ceH Al kase-nenss are rsssi.-1 s.si
rxairAy communication = ca.s CT tsyond
the Ra<hcass
The Y<efle OF Norway. NsrSIxnss, have
ever ~ the IRE of SAsarslsy wess1 .ths.--
wfse nar have 3rft any ef Che buildings
standing. IL xa~ sosfy seven hSzsisfirr
were destroyed There am bat two sttsrs-s
lstt In tas city and the soun 10. ss.arseiy
any presissoas whatever
In lndian Territory Alss-
yASoTA. ind Ty.. Jua. u--M xser s,.ossss
burSs over the district OF Artnlix YESTERDAY
inorning. flooding the entire section. All
sae bridges on the bs< xaa little cabin
rivers were washed asay. The Missouri.
Kansas 4 Texas rad lss>es three wooden
bridxrs- oae insa bridge aud several Eaiies
Of track near Bsue Jarkes srxsicn-
RESIDENTS IgAxE rHxzx Haxxs
eEooK<roS. MINI, June I.-The Red
Lake river l. raging II this passt- The rssi
dents OF Easz Grosxsroa have heea forced
To leave their homes so- safety. The dam
age 10 property Il airrady isree.