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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

La CIENClA DE TENEDURIA DE
LBROS q, lplinoada por la aplicacion de
una regla b llble para aoertar Ell deudor
y el acreedoi, aoompahada de numerosos
elemplos de oAlculos msrcAntiles, por @
O. Marsh, traduoldo do Ia go edicion In
glssa por A. g. Beck, bajo Ia Immediate
enpeccion del autos. On tomo slsgants-
mente sncuadsrnsdo ts-fs, en- u In
del Bolstta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
Political Notes.
BLAINE HAS NEARLY ENOUGH VOTES 10 NOMINATE

A summary of presidential preferences as .ex.
pressed In the republican state conventions to date
has been made BY the Philadelphia Press This
| comprises all the states except North Carolina.
sss 70 Ths e 4. 81
local or state candidates In the Held In most of
those states II they cannot have their local choice
Mr. Blaine Is the favor1te so that his vote would
rise at least 500 $50 more than enough to nomi-
nate. Other candidates are Sherman, 236; Allison,
a2; Harrison, 30: Gresham, "a; Alger, %; Depew,
1. c. Crawford, the London representative Of the
New York World, was instructed TO interview Mr..
stands by his Florence letter and does not With
draw word OF It.. His Florence interview was 80
explicit that the fact that he has now nothing 10
to satisfy the most doubtful Of Mr. Blaines enemies
as to his future Intentions His declarations at
THOSE who wsn
no doubt OF his absolute good faith In withdraw.
0Donovan Rosa was an enthusiastic Blaine
man four years ago, but he is now supporting
Cleveland. He has applied for membership In
mo NIB n BrS9Eyn
can convention on saturday elected state Senator
Geo. b. Sloan, OF Oswego and the Hon. Jno. II.
Camp Of Wayne, delegates to the national con-
The Harvard Union held convention Saturday
night ITO nominate candidates for the presidency
OF The United states" The result OF the canvass
made OF the college and law school was announced
as follows: First choice-Cleveland, 4l3; Blaine,
~ ss sss0d III
20; Lincoln, IS; Carlisle. 40; Edmunds, s2; Hew.
George William Curtis, in an interview, says
he thinks Mr.. Blaine will be the republican nomi-
nee for President and that Mr.. Cleveland will de-
support Cleveland rather than Blaine, but II some
one beside Blaine is the republican nominee the
ticket. Mr. curtis thinks this win certainly be the
case II Gresham is the nominee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
Fred. NIarsden Commits Suicide.
THE DRAMATIsT DRIVEN TO DEATH BY his pAUGH

THE DRAMATIsT DRIVEN TO DEATH BY HIS DAUGH-
TER's ACTIONS
Fred. Marsden the dramatist who had been very
Respondent Of late over the recent trouble with
lis daughter, whom he had not seen for several
weeks, was found dead in his bed In New York city
Saturday morning, having committed suicide by
turning on the gas in his ROOM after taking dose
OF laudanum, and carefully calking the cracks in
the doors and windows with cotton. A letter to
his wife Is as follows:
shall have found rest, or passed from the
movable to the unknown. l have always
held that no man can be bound to any contract to
which be Is not party, and nature is simply i'm
pertinent when IL demands q man must 90 on and
endure when he feels that his life has nothing
further for him. Although have no doubt about
the life OF any one but God knows it has been very
closely. You remember the terrible confession
you made 10 DR.. kumy about girl and man.
lMarSden referred to his daughter Blanche.l You
know how l have searched and found letters
nemorandumS, marked books, cipners and enough
sG an
and without that life is simply stagnat.o
o, know how this Will hit you in the morning,
but be brave and stern Goodbye, my darling,
P. S.-You know her statement In the country
and what she said here. Now, dying man does
not dare 20 lie, and l, on my immortal soul, swear
ON the back OF the letter was the follow ng:
IL P.M.-Oh, my darling the hour Is rapidly ap-
pIoaCuiuS, anu as you are sleeping SO calmly am
getting ready for a final departure Goodbye
again, with deep love. FRED. MARsDEN.
Marsden'S real name was VIM. A. Silver He
had an annual Income Of $l5, 600 and was at work
on play for w. j. Seaman. His daughter
Blanche, who left his home about month ago, is
missing. Sne IL twenty -One years of age, and is
said TO be Stage-struck He opposed her ambition
and she left home after an exciting scene In which
policemen took part. Marsden was a very success
nasg MstsI Ins aer
for Lolita; cara" FOR Annie Pixley, and "Hum.
bug" and CHECK" FOR Roland Reed. The most
pretentious OF mis- plays was BLONDES "a satire on
society.
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PROPOSALS.

Ranpy sgsEAg OF SY
g & nd sTTfSss SS jun
1858. st ELEVEN A NJ, whom they win Be public:
sHSsss
S fss ne nssa, Es1r ending June 30 assa Bat. C
ns =, p1 me to .ss S ps rS
BSoWNE Ss any or all
DRoPOsALs FOR sUPPLIEs-oFFICE OF PUB
Ap1 e.
r wdIpssse III e rsSsysd 4 shs See w Sns,l
TwENTY,FoGkTH. 1855 FOR furnishing supplies
ass sSI 9ssa The h;s
Piles; CHS 2 Flowsr poss: Class Pants oils &C.
Sc Class Eiss,r,e battery snppes ci.ss prain
pipe; &C. Class stationery; Glass 9. Manure; Class
and Cement Class IA Bricks: Class Ii, sod cis.. IL
Ss 81 Gsfs .1t Lumber Sc :. S.ss u,s q n
3 accspsed ,.ta aeer hongress %akss @s nscsssayy
sSr sss s.s
class for which bid Is made The United States reserves
al .. Fun S5TN
w spas. ss, SSls9s an " i Army.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF MEDICINE
ss, s1d p Su1ssTy wsssnins,cn April % ISIS
Naval Hospital wssSins1on. VIII Ss r , II the
Pss Il MAY thew E !:
publicly opened, for supplying provisions groceries,
&c. to the Naval HosJital, Washington, d. c. for the
fiscal year ending June so, 1889. Schedules Of the
Articles. With as 70 the de-
uty required, can be obtained on application to the
Medical Ofhcer in charge of Hospital No proposal
will be considered unless there satisfactory evil
that the bidder is regular dealer in the articles
a as s 81 supply Tss S as e
sp3O-l aw4w Chief of Bureau.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR CON
" SIkUCTION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL L.
BRARf bUILplNG. No. las East Capitol ST. Wash
ineton, DC. May II, 1SSS-Sealed Proposals. in du-
pcate, for furnishing and delivering much natural
Hydraulic Cement. Sand and Broken Stone as may be
required aud ordered for the Congressional Library
Building. in this city. estimated probably about
5000 barrels OF Cement, 16O0 cubic yards Of sand,
and 400 cubic yards Of Broken Stone will be received
at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON on
SATURDAY, the SECOND DAY OF JUNE. 1883, and
opened Immediately thereafter. Specifications gen
eral instructions 70 bidders and blank pro-
posal and bond will be furnished application ss this
Othce WM +. Villas, EDWARD CLARK, A L.
SPoFFORD, Commissioners,
myl5.17. l9 81 .a3&2e-et
DROPOsALS FOR WASHING, TOwELs.-sEALLD
Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK Noon, TUESDAY.
JUNE TWELFTH 1883, for Washing Towels for use
Of the War Department and its Bureaus during the
cal ending June 80 1889 Proposals should state
the price dozen Bidders notified no award
or formal acceptance of bid uHder this advertise
ment will be made until Congress makes appropria-
ton from which the services called for can be paid.
Blank forms of proposals and information viii be fur
nished on application to this Office. The Government
reserves the right to reject any and all bids c. IL
HOiT Assistant Quartermaster, U. s. Army.
mylS-4t&jeSS9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
A Rich Mans suicide.
SENDING HIS WIFE on AN E2RASD AND BLOWING HI
BRAINS OUT.

BRAINS OUT.
Summit is the name OF pretty New York suburb
across the river In New Jersey. In one OF the finest
residences on the Boulevard lived Robert T. Arnold
lie left New York and went to his home Friday
afternoon apparently in excellent spirits. He re-
tired TO bed about quarter OF H. Fifteen minutes
later he asked his Wife to get lamp and light It,
While she was absent he took revolver from the
bureau drawer, and placing 1t close to his right
Temple, blew his brains out. Death ensued IN
stanlly. Mr.. Arnold was son Of &. II. Arnold of
Townsend, Arnold & Co., and a brother OF Dr.
Glover q. Arnold, well-known New York
physician. lie came from Charleston, s. c., wi h
his father in 1852 he married very happily about
ten years ago. His wife, daughter OF the late
Gen. Butteriield and a very beautiful woman
brought him another fortune or more than
100000. The deed is charged TO temporary in
sanity, the result OF neuralgia He was engaged
In no business beyond Speculations, and vas
deemed Very wealthy. He lived In elegant STYLE
and lately refurnished his house In an expensive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
The Champion Bear Story.

AOlSiAiS olhi IN BRUINS LAIR TWO DAYS AND
CSISJCRED.
telegram TO the New York Herald from Rond.
out, y. u. May 49, says: Mamie Davis lives with
her father, Miller Davis, in the hamlet OF Boyce-
VILE, away up in the Catskill Mountains Near
the Davis domicile are purling trout streams and
deep gleEs. For two days last week Mamie was
lost. People from FAR ana near secured the coun-
try, but no trace of her could be found. Finally
trout fisherman found Mamie near u stream that
runs through rayine mile or TWO from Boyce-
Vile. According 10 the childS own story, she had
remarkable experience She told her father
AID every one else who has questioned her-that
While searching Tor Wild flowers she came across O
Dc bear, and IN It's lair she remained for the bet
Ter part or two days. The most remarkably part
OF the story is that the bear did not in1ure the
child In the least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
From Benning.
Correspondence Of TAE EVENING STAR:

Correspopdence OF HE EVENING STAR:
JENNINGS, May 81
The line OF stages now running from our post
ofnce 10 the Boundary and return, at 10 cents per
passenger. at frequent Intervals, Is proving not
only remuneratiye, but a very great aecomrnoda-
tion, they carry passengers FOR extra charge 70
any point In or near the place. Horse-cars Will
not be long in availing themselves, II Is thought,
OF the Increasing travel
Ine heirs or the ScaggS estate have appealed
from the award Of $40 per acre for the nfteen
acres recently Condemned oy ularslalS jury for
railroad purposes.
Asasslz Park seems destined in a few years TO
oscOiile &n important place now that the question
OF superior bridge mas been congresslOnally set
tIso- WORK Is progressing and eyeryt thing looxs
Inc iot N the rear OF the Episcopal chapel which
Was sou not long since 20 real estate broker VI
Washington, has just been disposed OF by him 70
blsnop Ward residing here, al IL Is currently re-
ported, very handsome advance
Ine oeneNOicnt societies amOnZ the colored peo-
pc VI tnis part OF the District now number several
Aunoreu members and seem well administered
These societies care well for the SICK and neeiv
oQry the dead and lead 10 many acts OF Kindness
among the members. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
On Gettysburg Field.

MENT TO HANCOCK
The celebration OF the anniversary Of the bat
tie OF Gettysburg will be opened by the first corps
on the LIST Of July at p. m, at the spot where Gen.
Jno F. Reynolds fell The program will be as fol-
lows: Address OF welcome, Gov. Jas. A. Beaver;
response, Gen. Abner Doubleday; speeches by the
war governors A. G. Curtin, Austin Blair, j. Gre
CORY Smith, :. ]. klrkwood, Fredk Holorook, WIN.
Sprague, and Freik SmyIhe, and Gems. John c.
Robinson, JAS LOngstreet, Lucius Falrchild, j. Ii.
Stine historian nrst corps; Gen. Jas. A. Hail. Jos.
Dickinson, and j. p. Rea, cOmmander-in-chier G.
A. K
A monument has been erected at Gettysburg by
Maj. BigelOw anu several other gentlemen on the
spot Where Gen. hancock fell wounded during
Plcketts charge. II Is Of granite, with a total
height OF feet inches, and bears on the front the
inscription: "MaJor General Winfield Scott Han
COCK, wounded July 8, 1863" and On the rear face:
Erected by Comrades and Erlends,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21


There are now four presidential tickets in the
field: Albert E Redstone, OF California, for Presi
dent, and John Colvin, OF Kansas, for vice-Presi.
dent, nominated at Washington on February %
wood, OF the District OF Columbia, for President,
and Alfred II. Love, OF Pennsylvania, for Vice.
President, nominated at Des Moines, Iowa, on
May l5 by woman suffragists; A. j. Streator, OF
Illinois, for President, end Charles E. Cunningham,
OF Arkansas, Tor vice-President, nominated al
Cincinnati, on May 16, by the union labor party,
and Robert II. Cowdry, OF Illinois, for President,
and W. H. T. Wakefield, OF Kansas, for Vice.
President, nominated at Cincinnati on May IL, by
The united labor party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
Death Sentence Did Not Move Him,
But MURDERER STONE CRIED LIKE A BABY WHEN
HIS PET RAT WAS KILLED

bis Fsf WAS
special from Rochester, \. Y, says: The keep
ers OF Edward Deacons, the condemned murderer
or Mrs. Ada Stone, yesterday saw him shed the
first tears that have been seen in his eyes and
they were all for The death Of 4 rat A month ago
DeaconS saw rat In the ecrncr of his cell He
threw morsel OF food In the corner. The next
day the rat came again and was fed. At last LIE
tanned the animal, and IL began 10 iced out OF his
hand. Deacons was elated by his success, and
most OF his time wnea awake has been spent In
teaching his pet tricks OF different kinds and for
the past week 1t has remained almost constantly
In his CELL The prisoner taught II 10 walk piece
OF string tied tightly from side or his cell TO
the other. IL also drew toy cart, and DeaconS
was trying yesterday TO catch another rat, and as
he said, "haye span"
This forenoon Deacons' keeper entered the CORR.
dor where the cell OF the condemned man Is. The
door Was open, and dog which accompanied him
sprang past the prisoner and IN second shook the
life out OF The rat. DeaconS looked at the dog a
moment, and sitting down on his bedstead cried
Ike Guild During his entire trial AM when sem
fenced ne never Manifested particle OF emotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
HE baptist Anniversaries.
NE nkkIfSG SATURDAY SIGsT AND THE SESSION.



over two thousand people attended the recep-
tion rendered 10 the members OF the Baptist
Societies BY the President Saturday afternoon
Rev DR.. J. n. Murdock, OF Boston, introduced the
visitors 10 the President A large number OF
visitors later went 10 Mount Vernon the steamers
W. w. Cofcoran and Mary Washington being both
pressed into service 10 carry the excursionists
saturday night the annual meeting OF the Amerf-
can Baptist Historical Society was held at the
Calvary Baptist church, don James Buchanan pre-
siding. Addresses were made by Hon. H. Gates
Jones. OF Philadelphia; Rev. Dr. Burrage, OF Maine
Hon. G. L Williams, OF Pennsylvania, and Rev DIR
David Spencer. OF Scranton, Pa Rev. DIR. Reuben
JEFFREY, Of Indiana, preached the annual sermon
before the Home Mission Society at Calvary
Baptist church yesterday. In the afternoon at tie
same church Rev. L II. johnson, OF Pennsylvania,
preached the sermon before the American Baptist
fupncstion Society, anu last evening Rev. Dr. H..
n hing, or Albany. delivered the address beflre
the Foreign Mission society.
Nearly ell the Protestant pClpits OF the city
were niled yesterday Dy Baptist preachers attend
Ing the anniversaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
NARRAGANSETT PIER.


NARRAGANSETT PIER.
On the wave-swept shore of Southern Rhode Island
place Of rest and enjoyment unsurpassed on the At
lantic coast. Su ffcient communication with the out
side world. yet delightfully."- isolated that the Sunday
outcome of cities cannot rush in annoy monop-
olize From the first the patrons of this resort have
been of the highest charactequiet persons of refined
tastes, who blend into harmonious whole or socie-
ty at once Intelligent arstocrstic yet free and
poltan.
The Pier and its environment. designed by nature,
aided By art is indeed haven Of rest The restless
Is in the and in its fury flashing the sturdy
crags or rolling in long pillows the sanded shore
the finest beach in the world is present pic
ture Of marvellous beauty and grandeur while the
background is the picturesque mingling of upland and
dale of shady walks and drives. of sylvan gIens and
thickets
Expressly to enjoy the bathing do visitors come from
every state in the Union. No sandwastes, dusty
thoroUehfares intervene between hotels ana the bath
ing pavilion. Directly from their clean kept
walks the bathers trip to the beach-the glitening
beach, miles In extent where the children roInp and
play IRON morning till nigt-a charming with
the lazy lapse and lisp of the waves
The wants and wishes OF the visitor mnstered to
by hrstclass hotels, arranged comfort ease and
ail.season enjoyment Wide verandas stretch seward
and roomy chambers with modern appurtenances give
fair views OF water and land The tables supplied
by the Rhode Island gardens and the markets in the
large clues, runctually. systematically.
Inquiry OF the p-orictors of all Of the hotels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

DROWNED WHILE DROWNING CAr.-At Nash
vie, Tenn, Wine Pullman, aged nine years was
drowned by q cat last week. Willie, with two
other boys had gone 10 the river to drown the cat
Ihey walked out on q raft 70 point where there
was break between the logs 8 feet wide and ~
leet long. As the boy attempted 70 throw the cat
lcto the hole the cat caught his coat sleeve with
It's claws He lost his balance and fell into the
water with the Cat HIS companions were too
much frightened to assist aim, ana he Was carried
under The raI and drowned,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

OAK HILL HOUSE
LITTLETON, H.
One Of the most extended and magnificent views in
the bite Mount ms; perfect drainnxe electric lg
al in0,ern Improvement. send for circular.
apl6-eo..m FAIR Il JARVIS
FENhE CHALFONIE, ATLANTIC CITY, n J
n Cnobstructed OCEAN front. Thoroughly equipped
Tor winter or summer Ses-wgter baths in
house. Elevator. L. ROBERTS SONS. Gpl1-eo2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
LADIES GOODS.

DIAITIN0. PINKIN0, PATTERNS CALL AND
n ss the Demorest later iraproved and superior e
proved Attachments. sla. 30. IL C As'. eos 9th ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
SUMNER RESORTS

HOTEL WOLVES ANNAPOLIS. MD,-Entirely
and homelike sdated ON the severn River, ton min
rtss roe g Bay Lidge Tens Toderats.s6 70 $40
Stable connected With Hotel. Apply early.
my21.1m LOUIS WOLVES. JR- Proprietor.
VVHE AURORA HOUSE
Il On the crest Of the Alleghsnies.
Open June l. select family resort ct very moderate
prices This locality IN noted for its and
picturesque landscapes Railroad fare for the round
tr1p. good till October 81. e625. French cook
Call ct Star once for circular
]. b. sHAFFER Proprietor,
my10-1m Aurora ". Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

MILLS ICE COMPANY - l3TH-ST WHARF
w s.w. Telephone 49,. Branch depot, 925 NV
Telephone Sl65. Full supply Penobscot River Ice
all times. Pstronize he'd WAGONS mn3-tjn
INDEPENDENT ICE CO. BEST QUALITY OF
kENNEBEC ICE,
At Lowest Rates from Yellow WAGONS.
Once 9TH and Pa ave-: telephone call 591-2
,,r. S9th-street wharf; telephone call 59l-3
i310S Water st.. G'to'n; telephone call 1912
ap3-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

The New YORK Supreme Court has affirmed the
decision OF the lower court, giving Little a CO.
5000 damages against Webster 4 Co, FOR taking
eSay Inc publishing o. Grants memoirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

CONVICTED OF WIFE AuRDER-At Wilmington,
DELAWARE, the jury In the case OF Charles
Henry Reidel, charged with the murder OF his
vile, came In Saturday with q verdict OF guilty,
AFTER the announcement OF the verdict the
prisoner said to q reporter" 'srhat's what
wanted. i nope they Will hang me soon" keidel
shot and killed his wife and child the night OF
8 ptemoer Ia, as they lay asleep In bed, and then
shot himself, Dut not dangerously. 1ne defense
Was insanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

BunAloeBill and his wld West troupe arrived
rom Europe at New YORK yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

telegram from New Orleans says: Gen Beau.
regard threatens 10 resign the ONCE OF commits.
sioner OF public works, to which he has been re-
Gently elected. The council had condemned -four
out OF ive OF his appointments at its last meeting
and as he had accepted the position for the good
OF the city, and he could not the use Of remain.
ing IN ONCE II the council interfered, he therefore
had made up his mind 70 resign. IL appeared q
hin as II the council wanted favorftes provided
Tor. and he did not propose To be at the head OF
department which was run as o political machine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
PROFESSIONAL,


DROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
II yoysnt, Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. Born
with second sight and veil. livery hidden mystery
revealed hecoyers lost or stolen rropsrty. hind.
speedy marriages. Brings separated together. Gives
success in business Removes al family troubles
~ Efforts Of others Judge all alike. the Professor
conyince the most sceptic Strangers from other
cities VIII ave time and dissPpointment BY calling on
cesds where ~ other. tau md sdvertiss. only yhss
he can do sittinsA 300 Life-readinx BY mail on
stoS ogsn Sundays from 1 70 R%n, 40, ..s
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EyKNTsoH
vi LIFE Al business conndentaal Ladies andssn-
lemen 50 cent. each. 40S L street. between 4th and
9Th sfroots northwest 06-36ws
WI AeTROLO0lST. AND MEDIUM OFFERS
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
shs tsfIs si .hs EvENTs on LIE and hss sauai
rated togothef and cureo sickness AL in trouble call
interviews confidential eittings so eta and 81.
kesideuce 1910 1lth q. nv. Once hours from 10
am TO = pm spl0-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

RocK ExoN SPRINGS. VA,
Six and |. half hours from Washington.
ssd e 1S os nov y s and he Illus
mv,o,u A s PkATT SONS
HOTEL GILsEY, OCEAN END CONNECTICUT
ment ocean vew from three sdss Of house: electric
bells and g.s thropshout large with high cei
Der scHw Re. frop psn June myi Il 0
"ON THE MOUNTAIN BRow'-THE ST: ELMO
'i myiso1m B BeE Is spring. GAs.W WV
II Jackson st. Cape May. NJ.
my19-1m s. W. COLT
'HE PARK HOTEL
wILLIAMsPoRT, PA.
Located in Beautiful Park of i've acres shaded by
grand old native forest oaks and surrounded by some
Of the finest mountain scenery in Pennsylvania
Special rates for families For circulars terms &c.
address
my19-1m' MRS. DONALD MCDONALD.
1sLH FV1 ajIgn %ATE 5s GAP
myls-eo3m ". A. BRoDHEXD SONS.
TNTERvALE HOUSE.
INTERvALE N. H.
Finest located hotel in the Mountains From its
ing . the comfort and convenience guests sp
and in addition has perfect system 1t drainage and
pure water from g mountain spring This hotel will
rates w be MADE ana ior the month OF june special
telegraph in house, Poss-ohace address, Intervala
my11.eoet STEPHEN AIUDaETT SONS