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"A Congregational Conference.
ANNUAL SESSION OF NEIGHBoRISG CHURCHES A
EAIlS IA

ANNUAL SESSION OF NEIGHBoRING CHURCHES AT
FALLS CHURCH, VA, YESTERDAY.
Inc third conference OF the CONGREGATIONAL
Churches OF Maryland, Virginia, and the District
OF Columbia was held yesterday in the Congrega-
tional church az Falls Church. The Washington
Delegates were as follows: First church-Wm.
Lamoorn, Jerome y. johnson. Tabernacle church.
key.W z. sco1eld, pastor; J. H. Gray, /. Deane.
Mr.. D. ii. Gray. Lincoln Memorial church-Rey
CIV Moore, pastor; Rev. J. N. Shippen Mrs r. =
Moore Filth church-kev. b. n. SEYMOUR pasfor.
l. ID. Farnham. Deacon W. Chapelle Mound
Pleasant church-Rev. c. H. Small pastor: pea
con 3 H. Goodman, Z s Peck Deacon r. A. Ellis
plymouth church-W. ii. Thomas IL w. Freeman
The other Delegates were: Falls church Copgrega-
uOnal church, Nirginia-Rev. II. W. Tuckerman
pastor; Deacon WV. klnsiey, Deacon A p East
man Herndon Congregational church. yiryfniaN
Rev. j. n. Mason, ID. D.; Deacon Isaiah Bready
Deacon w. d. sueetscr. First Congregational
church, Baltimore-Rev. W. +. Slocum, IT. pastor:
u. NJ Henderson, J. K Thompson, r.. g brown
the following persons were made honorary men,
bers OF the conference: Rev. l. H Cobb, D. D.. Of
New YORK, secretary OF the Congregation Union:
Rev. W. G. Puddefoot Rev. Frank Page, OF the
Episcopal Church Of Falls Church; Rev. br. Por.
t~r ana Rev. i. 8. Wick1ne.
The morning session was occupied with dfs.
eeson as 70 the best remedy for some OF the evils
ol tne present time. The Relation Of the Church
10 the young was the theme for discussion In the
afternoon, and In the evening Interesting ad-
dresses on nome mission work were made. It was
decided 10 hold the next conference In the Mount
Pleasant church, In this District In November
next The delegates and visitors were hoepttably
entertained oy committee oe the memberj Of the
eonsregation-
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPoSALS FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
y OFFICE. SENATE or THE UNITED STATES
MAsEINeToS. p g, June 6. 1sss-sexled propossls
NJ JULY SIXTH. 1sSs, for furnishine stationery for
the use OF the senate OF the United States for the next
nncai year bsn i forms q Proposals showing the
bond 70 be signed BY the bidder and sureties will he
furnished on Application TO this once. Proposals
should be tndorsed Proposals for stationery for the
ate. Washington. Proposals and specimens must be
delivered at this Office free Of charge. ANsoN q
McCoOk. Secretary Of the Senate Of the US
nEPARTMENr OF TIE INTERIOR. WASHING
Dton, d. C.. June 3, 1sSs.-Sealed proposals will be
received until TWELVE O'CLOCK Noon, THURS
DAY; JUNE TWENTY FIRST. 1855. for Washing
and the q. s. Civil Service Commission during the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1889 Proposals must be
made on the departmental forms which. with the
eS sS tSi WI e funhd on sgrea
jell-eo6t
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, wAsHING-
" TON. NAY 81. 1855: Sealed Proposals
wi r b Tv rss ss until w WEDNESDAY; SuNE
the waste paper of this Department and its several
ofnces and the u s. Civil Service Commission during
the fiscal year ending June 30 1889. Proposals
be made on the Departmental forms which. with the
necessary instructions. will be furnished on applica-
ton to this Department. WILLIAM +. Villas Sec
Rotary. je.-s6w5t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
SSI,o SoLUMBiA,, wAsaNGr9s: June 8 lsss;,
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. Of SATURDAY. JUNE SIX
TEEN, 1855 for spr mixing. sweeping and cleaning
of proposals and specifications can be Obtained
at this Office upon application therefor together with
all necessary Information and bids upon forms
will alone be CONSIDERED The right is reserved 70 re
s. Z. WHEATLEY. CHAS. W. RAYMOND Major Of
Engineers Commissioners, ID. C. jeS-6t
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EDUCATIONAL.

nPEN ALL SUMMER ACADEMY OF FINE
Warts. S0i E. presided over by Mrs. IMOGENE H.
MORRELl., who has had II medals and studied Is
in Europe with the most celebrated artists To
prevent children forming careless habits of drawing
they will be received Saturday. four years of age
and upward for almost nothing Instruction in every
branch of from Drawings Of all kinds to Port ats
and Historical Painting. Evening Glasses Ladies
and Gentlemen Mondays aud Wednesdays at z.
myS- Gws
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The National Law SchOOl.
CRADCAIEs WHO WILL RECEIVE THEIR DEGREES
THURSDAY NIGHT


THURSDAY NIGHT.
department OF the National University will take
place at the National Theater Thursday evening
Judge Macarthur, president of the faculty, will
preside. senator Mitchell VIII deliver the address
10 the graduating class Degrees viii be con-
ferred as follows:
Master OF Laws-Nicholas A. Archer John A.
Barthel Henry Z Cooper, Arthur L Morsell
Inward q. Siggers, Geo. w. SIggers J, Thomas
Sothoron anu 5. Bowen Turpin, OF the District OF
Columoa; Alex. Christie and samuel T. Fisher,
OF Massachusetts,; Herman A GARNER and James
L Hoye. New York; 5. @. Durey, VIM. II. Myers
ana Giles z. Rush, Illinois; David III. Taylor and
n 7. Woriey, Tennessee; NJ. +. Holland and +. T.
r johnson, Maryland; l. Seward Bacon, MIchi-
gan; j. Il. Bancroft, Minnesota; VIM H. Craw.
lord, Iowa: sidney L McLaurin, Newton III. Mich
olson, Kentucky; William NJ. Potter, Pennsyl-
Nania; y. Henry stevens New Jersey, and C. L.
Wayland- Washington Territory.
Bachelor OF Laws-ChaS NJ. Barrick, T. r Ber-
Ton, X W. Bishop, A w. Bright. w. K Choate L.
: GARRISON, W. A Johnston, John g. Krohr j. b.
ID Needs, j., VIM Z smith, VIM N. Stockbridge
and Frank Wood, Of the District OF Columbia:
James A. Carr and A. b. Clements, Missouri: W.
Z. Carroll and VIM. III. Shipey, Maryland; W. W.
Duroin, Geo L Gibbs Geo. l. Morton, Theo Tall
nadge and L IL G. Wilson. Ohio; j. II. Hensley
and VIM W: MILAN, Tennessee; john L. Hempel
anu W alter :. Perry, New York. 8. +. Thomas and
Shnord New Hampshire; b. T. Franklin, Ken
lucky; g. d. Graham. New Jersey; c. Z Herring.
Mlsconsin; b. kellogg. Connecticut; Chas. ii.
Lane, Indiana: I. j. NcElhenny. Pennsylvania: III
l. Rnet, Virginia; Geo K simpson Iowa: Theo. y.
"i4uS Dakota, and Shohacni Matsumoto, Japan
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Mr. JENNINGS MOTION Was CARRIKD-In the
mouse OF commons last night Mr.. Louis I. Jen-
nlngs member 1or stockport, progressive con-
servattve, introduced resolution directed against
the frequent and costly reorganization OF the
miralty, resulting In extravagant and premature
pensions and bonuses" The resolution was OPP
posed by the government and supported by Lord
DIVISION was taken, and the resolution was adopted
oy vote OF 113 TO o.. The announcement OF the
result was received with loud cheers by the oppo-
ation.
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Answering Mr.. Rarker.
COUNT NITKIEwICZ'S COUNSEL CONTRADICrS TIL
PHILADELPHIA RAINIER

COUNT 1fTkiEWlCzS COUNSEL CONTRADICTS THE
PHILADELPHIA BANKER.
&C. Bennett, OF the New York counsel for Count
Eugene de Mltkiewicz, says that certain published
statements OF Wharton Barker and certain Sub
scribers to the blind pool" are false. "As to the
unwillingness on the part OF the Chinese to have
anything TO do with the Americans unless they
parted company with de MiJkiewicz" Mr.. Bennett
said, cit would be interesting TO know how Mr.
Barker and the subscribers to the blind pool Will
account for the fact that the Chinese envoy Mr.
Ma kie Chang, on the very day when he left this
country, disappointed and disguised with the con-
duct OF Mr.. Barker, gave to Count Mttkewicz a
power OF attorney, which is now In his possession
This paper, which Mr.. Bennett showed, was signed
by the envoy and was acknowledged by Notary
Public Chas. E. Hitchcock. "Mr. Barker would be
understood to Think" Mir. Bennett added, shat
the telephone concession has been revoked, or In
any event that IL Is vafueless and It Is asserted
that he has been unwilling to have anything fur
Their TO do with Count MitkewicZ in regard TO the
whole Chinese business. This certainly cannot be
reconciled with the TACT that during the past two
months Mr.. Barker had been constantly writing to
Count Mitkiewicz urging him to come ON to P6ila-
delphia and TO come 10 an understanding in regard
TO the Chinese concession" At the Chinese con-
sulate In New York city confidence was expressed
In Count Mtktewicz.
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Judge Gildersleeve In New York. Monday, dis
charged Alice Woodhall, who was arrested in
England and extraditcd TO this country on the
charge OF forging John Gills name 10 transfer to
her Of 81, 900 worth OF honda
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SUMNER RESORTS.

THE IsLEswoRTH. OCEAN END OF VIRGINIA
u ave; Afsntfc city n J.. open june 2Si. Entireay
jeI3-:m -''''e BUCK MCCLELLAN.
EAIR HAVEN HOTEL : OPENED JUNE 5TH
Ta. esse
,s .ns ps Haven 1880
IL van County, Pa Mountain resort; Elevation
eissw Hs 'n VIII HIInins LAIRD ARD Propreses
TV'HE BEACH HOUSE AND COTTAGES.
open June 70; Most desirable location, close to
ocean 6eapt Ts drives No mosquitoes Address
The Devon Inn Devon. Pa. is now open 3e13-lm
A RGYIT--QCEAN END CONN. AVE, ATLANTIC
y rs IT, new san Mr new man.
mil lima je13-2m T. GODsELL.
HOTEL EMERSON. ATLANTIC CITY. SO. CAR.
heated modern impreyeWsnts; slsstSie lights: fsle
"A THE MENroNE.
carolina ave. below s M
MYRTLE HALL. HARPEKs FERRY, W; VA;
vi opened June II. Board SO per week, Special
BURRELI- proprietor. je12-3w'
Rock ENoN SPRINGS
" MINERAL aSp BATHS
Great North Mountain Winchester.va 81 hours
from Washington.
A safe home for families NO BAR Accommodates
waters steam-heated mineral baths and large swim
EoSd %SsG sael and sanitary
Illustrated circulars At this office. Apply to
myl9-3m The Sun Building, Washington. D. G.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE,
W This popular summer resort. situated at Aurora.
& top now S the Sr R 1900 t
inE free from Sa fSss and mpsantos with excellent
River. and numerous other points Of interest Aurora
has superior health and peasuregiving resort.
jes.Im. JOHN a LANTz. Proprietor
,so,m Kentucky ave. Atlantic City. NJ ,,o1n,s
SPacifc and Mass aves Atlantic City Entirely new;
je9-2m JOS. PAGE Prop'r
TRENToN HOUSE AND CAFE, AsBURY PARK,
enlarged and Deitzs Block Annex added The cafe is
essehiy appointed ALI city M fHayfHePes WAGNER
HOTEL ALLEN. PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS AYES.
Ill,,,t City, New hotel new management:
9os s. de-
Is Fine bass ana blue fishing: superb pathiRs 800
ssD' 'SS SsSS IS
vTNHE GILsEY, AsBURY PARK. n. j.. HAS BEEN
= entirely remodeled, repanted and furnished; all
city conveniences; SAM arrangements perfect;
obstructed view OF the Ocean. NJ LUNGER. je9- Pm
THE AURORA HOUSE
l. with its Annex and Cottages
ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIEs,
OPEN JUNE /.
select family resort at moderate prices This
locality is noted for its healthfulness and picturesque
landscapes; No fogs. no hay fever, no mosquitoes
Good roads, ample amusements. Accommodations
trip, good till October 81. sS.25
Star for
J. H. SHAFFER Proprietor.
myl9-1m Aurora. W. Va.
A TLANTIC CITY, n. 1.-THE ''ST CHARLES;"
IA unsurpass location and table; Delaware avenue
ocean 'front.' D acres lawn; 100 ocean rooms
JeS-2n VIM c. CROMWELL.
SPRAY VIEW HOTEL.
- Ocean Grove, N. j., on the beach, corner Ocean,
Spray, and Sea View avenues. Twelfth season.
JeS-2m JOS. WHITE, Prop, +. q. Box 2O57.
GLEN HOUSE. ON NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
NJ way 80 miles from Baltimore. Will be open JUNE
To- This place is ted for the remarkable curative
properties of the water for beauty of scenery, and
healthy surroundings. Ne mosquitoes Address Mrs.
A r.. Bentley Springs p o., Baltimore Co., Md a. lot
A TLANTIC CITY. n J-HOTEL, BOARDING.
"A houses. cottages lots and bath houses for rent
sale. by l. q. ADAMS l. CO.,
JeI-lm Real Estate Agents.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS
The Courts.
PROBATE COURT.-,yuGOe N

PROBATE COURT.-JuG0e Cor,
Monday, estate OF John Blegler; will admitted
to probate and record. Estate or Samuel CieIsy !:
commission returned; Will admitted TO probate
ana letters OF administration TO CaderOn Carlisle;
bond, $4,000. Estate OF Ellen NJ. Mitchell; in
Parker; DO.
EQUITY CoURT-Chief Justice bingham and JUDGES
COE and James.
Yesterday, Jackson agt Walker: auditors re-
port confirmed and distribution ordered iiill agt
ker; sale finally confirmed and distribution Or
dered. Paine agt Paine; same order, and pay
uenC ordered or compensation TO W. T. Snyder as
guardian ad htem. Howell agt. Muir; SAFE raul
ned nisl. Rose agt. Cumberland; auditors report
confirmed. Dugan agt. Gibson; sale United States
bonds ordered Wheeler agt Wheeler: divorce
granted. PIeil agt. PIel; further testimony or
Gered taken. Abbot agt. Abbot; sale to Charles
man; reference 10 auditor ordered. Warner agt
warner; trustee authorized TO make Investment
Myers agt Lindsey; sales ratified nls. Muuh agt.
ctotI: distribution or property directed. Paine
agI Palne; payment OF compensation.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Judge Merrick.
Yesterday, Crown agt. Baltimore and Potomac
haiiroad company; verdict for plaintiff $500
CRIMINAL COURT-.JudQe Montqomeru
Yesterday, Addison Day, bawdy house: motion
In arrest OF Judgment denied. A j. Henning
housebreaking; motion in arrest or Judgment,
granted Charles Dasenbrook violating building
regulations; nolle pros. Abraham Harper as,
sduit TO XIII; plea guilty OF simple assault ac-
cepted Isaiah Price, petit larceny, second onense;
verdict not guilty.
ToLiCE COURT-JudIe Miller.
yesterday, Edward Porter, cOlored profanity: 81
or DAYS Charles Wilson. cClored, obStructing
street; 8 or II days. Henry Watson, coIored, I'm,
decent exposure; personal bonds. Samuel RYAN,
profanity; continued. Mary Modoc. colored, do.
8 or days. John Burnett, coOred, do; DO
William Brooks, coored, disorderly conduct: a. or
10 days Charles Fox, colored, do. Shepherd
Goodall, coored, suspicious person; bonds or 60
days John Burtick, disorderly conduct: col
lateral forfeited. Lloyd Mudd, cruelty to animals:
90 Thomas Brown. disorderly conduct in county:
% or days VIM. McGrath. diSorderly conduct;
collateral forfeited Peter smith. 10 do
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SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTEL woLFEs. ANNAPOLIS. MD,,Kn,irely
and mrs, sessan eacesnty
utes ride to Bay Ridge Terms moderate-s6 to $40
mssi.im I hou hs' @oL 1R J s frOpris.or
1os a
Terms SO per calendar m9nth Add Iv
je5-2w. Back Greek Valley. FREDERICK Co. We.
HOTEL COLUMBIA.
OCEAN BEACH. MI
Hotel accommodates 800 guests. Within $50 feet
For circular. terms &c, address
,e5-ee. 49, = Manager.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND.
ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIEs
5000 FEET ABOVE TIDEwATKR.
SEASON OPENS JUNE %, 1888
These famous Mountain Resorts, situated upon the
summit Of the Aeghanes and directly upon the main
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. have the ad
vantage Of its through-tran service both east and
west and therefore, readily accessible from all
parts of the country AL Baltimore and Ohio trains
stop at Deer Park and Oakland during the season.
With due regard for the safety of guests in case of
accident fire Of the most and approved
design have been added to the hotel buildings at both
resorts.
Electric lights have been introduced throughout the
houses and grounds. large swimming baths provided
for ladies and gentlemen, suitable grounds for lawn
tennis bowling alleys and billiard here fine
riding and driving horses kept for hire: short
all the necessary adjuncs for the comfort health
pleasure of patrons.
$50, S75. and 800 per month"; according to location
Diagrams of rooms and floors can be seen at Balti-
more aud Ohio ticket offices. $40 and 1851 Pennsylva
mia ave-. Washington.
All communications should be addressed to
GEO. D. DEsHIELDs,
Manager B. and O Hotels.
Cumberland. Nd.
up to June 10: after that date either DEER PARK
OAKLAND Garrett County Md.
my23wSs.1ot
SPRlNG LAKE BEACH, ". J., THE BALTIMORE
Done block from and with full view of ocean. New
SpnF @ss table MIR. Terms SffErs
DINE AIR, NO MALARIA. HAY FEVER OR IN
l. somnla. Eagles Mere, Sullivan Co.. Pa. family
resort unexcele1 for health and pleasure. Boating.
bathing, and fishing.
Hotel Eagles Mere,
je2-2aw1ms l.. V. INGHAM co.
Il Thoroughly heated; hot and cold sea water baths
sun pariors passenger elevator Open February Oc
tober f ROBERTS SONS.
ja:.4 -tu, tn, I'm, je1 8. eo2m
TNHE MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPH 4
Il Springs, Virginia. On the Summit of the Allegha-
MES, 1000 feet above tide water. All rail to the
SPRINGS Capacity 900. Open from June to November
Rates moderate. g. W. Fl GIG CO. Props.
Send for pamphlet j, WATKINS LEE, Manager
je2-2aw16t
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MASSACHUSETTS, INSTITUTE
TECHNOLOGY.
Candidates for the Institute are often rejected or
conditioned" in spite of hard work. simply from not
having worked in the right way. Reference is made
to the Faculty of the Institute concerning the
ton which has long been speciality at Chauncy- Hall
School. Boston. Doylston St.. very the Insti-
tuteJ je9&l3-2t
arsss' sRa best est
in the world; 100 Instructors: 2252 Students last
OratOry Literature French. German. and Italian Ian,
IS 70 SIS: Board and Room Si With Steam Heat and
beeas sn s g $3.50 per week. Fall Term
For Illustrated Calendar, giving full information
E. ToURJEE Director.
je6-w&s2m Franklin Square, Boston Mass
T. E. sCHEEI. TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN
81 and Singing. Particular attention to beginners
as well as those TO be qusled for teachers
l.
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST.
Piano organ. Voice, Violin, Flute. Cornet &c. free
advantages. o. b. BULLARD, Director. mys-2m.
IL The b Ritz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Omen al. :8 1dfh Rs n% wI s1,na
at AsSuTy Park j. and orehsid
Me. my30
$50 PRIZE TO 6 GE AwAhDED TO SUMNER
Tuition in Deep Breathing. Voice Culture. Artcula-
Color Grace. Gesture. and orstofy at HALF IA Es
MAhrXS G sNb ohAf S5 ELocUTl0S
Sl3 9Th sssss 'Ha Block East Of
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE COR 9TH
Six departments Practical business Course Enslish
Benin Ptmsn Phonosrsphy Rapid business Writing
Day and evening Sessions for Ladies' and Gentlemen
ments Circulars free Il G SPENCER. pTiucipsi.
SARA A SPENCER. Vice Principal. apll
MARTYN's COMMERCIAL INN. I. COLLEGE, 3l3 9Th
ard Business College in America. CoLoRED students
e. n MTG
EDWARD c. TOWNSEND,
~ TEACHER OF ELOCUTIoN.
mhI5-6m 1917 18th st. NV.
w KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
FOR the train with of Teachers
Model kindergarten and Primary School
Established 1874.
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK. Principal.
n3 1017 10th St
MT. VERNON SEMINARY
HOO 1104. 1116 NJ STREET AND 1928 nth
STREET n. W.
French and ENGLISH Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls.
academic Intsrmediate, and Primary DEPARTMENTS
with best modern methods
!, 1883.
Comnodious new school. building. heated by steam
and containing Chapel Session rooua Glass rvolns
and Office.
Forparticulars applyt,
taoS-6m MRS p T. SOMERS Princlpal
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SPECIALTIES.

TNLECTRIcITY IN NERVOUS AND MENTAL
ii dirsasreL spinal. ovarian and uterine troubles
p.r-ysia scist,cs neursiga. ehoreA. &c strictur.s
cured refercnce<. washington Cures. DR.. L. =
L NICHOLSON. 90 18th St w. coz. y. ,e6-lms
TNR MULLER SPECIALIST OF THE EYE EAR
~ and Thruat has removed 20 e2s l3tL o. nv
% p myl2ms
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sales Of Real Estate.

B. n. Warner & Co have sold for Jno. Hockmeyer
70 the Hon. Jno. 7. Farnsworth lot - So $50, for
The Capital Investment Co has bought for ST..
6S7.63 lots 80 TO Al square e72 fronting 2OI SO
on !Otn street. 1Ol feet on street, and 3O56 feet
on fennsylvania avenue southeast
Mary ]. Norton has bought for S775O OF Geo.
H. Plant, 400 feet OF ground on alley In rear OF
! street. between 18th and l4th streets northwest
. Bqoer has bought OF J. & EDWARDS ct al, for
1850, property on street. between 9th and 7Jh
otreotS
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AN UNEXAMPLED OFFERIW
SPECIAL $Lso SPECIAL s19o
THE WEEKLY WORLD
O
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Oh HI Worlds asxnbed
Is Q in
1
books and
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postage prepaid
In andM "
Is a q % N beer
INVARIABLY IN
THE WEEKLY STAR
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TIE CANT At Gx1rYssure.-The Union veteran
Corpe. 1st company, have perfected arrangements
!or the corps 20 take part IN the ceremonies At the
X r Campbell has been elected q member OF the
ssan, and James J. Truman an active member
Inc corpe VIII escort John A Rawlins Post No. 1.
=. *, 70 0ettysourY and return. Tenta rat1ona
ana even tning necessary foe . regular sncamp.
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DENTISTRY.

M DUKE DENTIST, rs l4rH N.W-rEru
III extTscted Without paln, % q iocal application
prepared and used only by ma Teeth nllsd IL fse-
iced aplU-xn'
M sTAkR PAksONR DENTIsT 9TH n. COZ
~ per nv. Gold sla Amsigxm ftlalgs aspeciai-
~. Pain prev9nted In extEactang b. appltcauon 70
gums. schipg tsstA savsd: aEssncsA tsssh tnssrssa
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ATTORNEYS.

" Law. Barbour Le9 building. $50 Lous.sns
svsaaA wsahAngtea d G kssaasncA 1xls =
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LOOK! uoOK!! LooK!!!
THE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD
a
us 10
o.
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HOTEL GILsEY, OCEAN END CONNECTICUT
III ave. All antic City. under entire new manage
ment full view; electric bells and gns through
out: large with high ceilings: beds and tsbl
hrst Glass. Open June 10 October l. p. n. K
SCHWENCK. Prop. myl0-2m
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SHIRLEY-OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVENUE
= Atlantic City, n. j.; house steam heat; electric
attachments. Mrs. NJ. I. SOUTHALL (Of Washing. on
d. CO nh2l-3m
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THNHE REMOVE, TENNESSEE AVENUE NEAR
l. the beach. Atlantic City, n. j.
Open ali season.
my1-3m W. E. CHEESEMAN
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WILBURTON-BY.THE SEA,
W SPRING LAKE, NEW JERSEY.
DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. GAS AND ELECTRIC
BELLS. OPEN FROM JUNE TO OCTOBER.
Jet I'm X. K LETCHWORTH.
DARKER HOUSE, SEA GIRT. n. J-OCEAN
L front Excellent bathing, boating and fishing
Gas and electric bells Table and appointments unex-
celled open all year. THOMAS DEVLIN, Pro
prIetor. je6-lm
MT. HOME
IVA Will open June 1st Good accomnoda ion; city
cook For particulars address s. A. LAUGHLIN, Deer
fark, Mu je1-1ms
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FTNHE IsLEswORTH OCEAN END OF VIRGINIA
Il ave. Atlantic city, n. J., open June 2Si. Entirely
new house; 80 sleeping rooms; elegantly furnished
jel3-:n BUCK & MCCLELLAN.
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FINHE WAVERLY, ATLANTIC CITY, n. J-OPEN
Il all year. hot and cold se water baths in house;
hne sun parlors; coach meets trains.
ap6-m MRS 7 7. RRyANTS
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JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED
- erick County. Virginia Pamphlets at the Star
office and the SprIngs. 4. c. JORDAN. myll Am
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OLEASANT REST,
In the village of Deer Park. Md.
Open June 1st For particulars address
,el-lm- A. FREELAND.
NHETWOODE, ATLANTIC CITY. PACIFIC AVE-
~ nue., bet. Indiana and Illinois, Brighton
under new management. Appointments frst-class
MRS. =. L. GEFRORER. my2-:SuI
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HOTEL WOLVES. ANNAPOLIS. Mp,-Entirely
new: nrst season; excelently furnished cheerful
and honelike situated on the severn River ten min,
week, $15oto 81 per day Special rates to families
Stable connected with Hotel. Apply carly.
my21-1m LOUIS wOLFES, IL. Proprietor.
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III SO6O"n1
OCEAN BEACH. M.
Hotel accommodates 800 guests. Within $50 feet
of the SURF
For circular. terms. &c. address
FRED. E. FOSTER,
1eo-26t Manager.