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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

CAL AND VIRGINIA CLARET. zoe. bottle, at
CHARLES hRAEMER's, 737 It'll st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26


$l.45 si45 sl45
Pays Railroad Fare ami Admits You to the
FAMOUS LEEsBURG tLoudoun county, Val FAIR,
AUGUST 26 -, Is.
FIE L RACES DAILY
Including Flat, Hurdle. igh Jumping Comics, ana
Trotting ooA'es' anu
TICKETS GOOD FROM 18th To BOTH, INCLUSIVE.
RACES FULL.
HUNTERS Prize, 9TH
HIGH JUMPING CONTEST 2sru
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FINE STOCK
BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS EASY ACCESS.
AMPLE HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
auls-t27 H c. sELLMAN. Secretary
GLEN ECHO CAFE.
THE PATAwoMECK,-
is NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS
REGULAR DINNER 81
SPECIAL DINNER LA CARTE.
The GLEN ECHO TALLY-Ho will leave ,bs s,,
'Ii ehn,s a. ,6r 5S9 pm turning Al 10 pm
hand Parties the route Of four or more va q,
the sun Building will be called for Tickets may be
tese..eu :, tetepnoHe-3.-3 Y29
DAY RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
OPEN JUNE IA
NAVAL ACADEMY BAND
FINEST MEALS FINEST ATTRACTIONS
EVERYTHING THE BEST.
Trains leave b. and u depot week days e.l5am
i 80 and $50 PIN Sundays, 30 q N, 40 xrd
3:l5pm
Leave Bay Ridge week days $50 and 8 80 D.
Sundays and 80 pm
hoUND-TRIP TICKETS. e.
.. T. oDELL CHAs o. sCuLL
oenl manager GEM Passenger Agent
Arrangements have been made 90 that our hotel
guests may leave Bay Ridge at 7:45 a w. and after
delightful drive along the Bay shore 10 Ann.polis
take tine s:31 am train. arriving in Washington al
1880 Am. without extra cost.
..,. wM MEZIcK. supt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26
NY HEAD is TIRED

MY HEAD Is TIRED
IsA COMMON
COMPLAINT
JUST NOW.
BOTH MIND
AND BODY
ARE MADE
STRONG BY
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
HOODS sARsAPARIILA.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

Fon WALL PAPER go to JULIUS LASsBUReH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

FORECAST TILL rIssr An. WEDNESDAY.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

because 1T is an advertisement or what
promises to be an important Kansas
industry. The plaster beds OF Gypsum
City are extensive, and the product is
of excellent quality. Gypsum City is
local point on the Missouri Pacific
road, between Hope and SaIina, but
the growth of the plaster business is
likely TO secure for the point competi-
: tive. lines.
Concordia Empire: During a storm
lightning struck the house of J. B.
Clark, south OF Lawrenceburg. 1t went
down the stove-pipe. knocked the lids
of the stove, then passed down the legs
of the stove on to the four boards the
stove stood upon. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
and son were severely shocked. The
son soon recovered and worked with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark some time before
they became conscious. A dog that was
lying on the porch was killed. It was
narrow escape for ell.
Burlington Nonpariel: For about
ten days pension examiner sent on to
investigate supposed fraud near LIE
Roy, has been busy in this vicinity and
Leroy looking it up. The facts as we
understand them are about as follows:
Charlotte Miller, widow of Samuel S. J.
Miller, applied for pension. proving
/ that her husband was in the I'd Kansas.
and that he died of disease contracted
in the army. She drew S1.359 back
pay sometime in July last, and pens: on
OF So per month for herself, and 81
per month each for several children.
The pension agent thinks he can prove
that her husband was never day in
the army, and the Samuel Miller who
was in the I'd Kansas is still alive, and
drawing Sc per month pension. If the
facts are as he supposes. some parties
will probably visit Leavenworth for
their health. OF course in a case OF
this kind there can be no defense; ths
records at Washington will soon settle
the matter in one way or another.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11
safety rrou m, Yee,tl.pt,.l sc.urr..

Safety HF0W tho Po0f1Jontial 6couFG0.
Protection from the disease, not medic
inai agent which merely checks the parox-
ysms, is the grand desideratum wherever the
endemic scourge of malaria prevails. Qui-
nine does not afford this protection. The
chief reason why Hcstetter's Stomach Bit
tsrs has won such immens, popularity is,
that it prepares the system to resist the ma
larial pest. This it does by bracin9 and
toning the physical organism: regulating and
promoting an equal flow and distribution of
the animal fluids, and establishing digestion
on a sound basis. Not only is fever and ague
prevented, but the worst types of the disease
are conquered by it. Such is the overwhelm-
ing evidence in its favor. 1t is equally eff
cacious IN dyspepsia, indigestion, liver oom-
plant. general debility and rheumatic COM
plant, and is reliable diuretic and nervine.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

I'm the nae'11
the consumptive who's not be-
reft of Judgment and good sense.
He's taking DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. If taken in
time and given a fair trial, it will
effect a cure. Consumption is
Lung-scrofula. For Scrofula, in its
myriad forms, and for all Liver,
Blood and Lung diseases, the "Dis-
covery" is an unequalled remedy.
It's the only guaranteed one. If
it doesn't benefit or cure, you get
your money back. You only pay
for the good you get.
"Discovery" strengthens Weak
Lungs, and cures Splitting of Blood,
Shortness of Breath, Bronchitis,
Severe Coughs, and kindred aAec-
tions. Don't be fooled into taking
something else, said to be "just as
good" that the dealer may make a
larger profit. There's nothing at
all like the "Discovery." It con-
tains no alcohol to inebriate no
syrup or sugar to derange di-
gestion. As peculiar in it's cura-
tive effects as in its composition.
Equally good for adults or children.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

E. B. WALTHALL & CO., Druggists
Horse Cave, Ky.. say: ''Halls Catarrh Curs
cures everyone that takes it." Sold by drug
Cists. 15c.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

brown and perfumed soaps than by anything
else. Why run such terrible risks when you
know Dobbins' Electric Soap is pure and
perfect. Dobbins' prevents hands from
chappipo.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

! A man fully impressed with his own in
portance in an exaggerated form never agai
becomes quite sweet and modest.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

There are good many things that 60 with.
out saying but woman is not one of them.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

The nickei-in-the-s machine never rob:
itself. When 1t is not working it keeps the
nickel.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

II is not bit easier for some people tc
borrow trouble than for others to give it.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

The good die young but the average boy is
making strenuous efforts to live little Ion
ger.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

Love may be blind but he skips the girl
with the squint.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

If you are in good health you do not nee
medicine, but when you are sick you do nee,
Tricky Ash Bit ers
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

If men wore their hair as long as womer
do it would not last a week after the wed.
ding.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

When young man says that girl has 10
heart 1t Is pretty sure sign she has his.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

The mosquito is like the summer girl
'?? Z" ''Hard to catch but. easily mashed. !"
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

When leader sees that his arguments are
lame he should not hesitate TO call halt.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

'I'm working pro bono publico." "Which
translated means!' ''For public bonus.'
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

Groom: A ring around the moon is thesign
of rain.
Bride (sweetly): And a ring around a
womans finger is the sign Of: Groom (sadly)
Reign.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

Nov Pm ready for thcsumlaer boarders, {"
exclaimed Farmer Meddergrass. '.What
have you done?" ':Sold the cow"
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

The man who goes to a seashore resort fo,
change frequently comes home without any.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

No, Heliogabalus, the crowbar is not the
place where the crow pleads his caws.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

A short remark often lasts long tim
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

WOMAN, hesl thysclf by using Dr. Asa Bucke
~ COLLEEN Specific, a sure cure for all female
diseases, such a. eucorrhoea, whites. ulcers, in-
fammation. falling Of the womb. enlargement: of
the womb, painful menstruation. etc. Do not
fail to try this wonderful treatment. Call or
write for free sample treatment. 1t costs you
nothing 10 try It. Large box ST. % by mail, post
paid. WOOLyEkTON BROS. druggists, s34
Kansas Ave-. Topeka. Kansas, Western Agel.a
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11

Johnny: What is theory, pa?
Pa: theory, my son, is an impracticable
plan for doing something that is impossible.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11
FIFTY FIRST CONGRESS.

The senate completed the wool and wool
ems schedule of the tariff bill, not changing
it from what it was as it left the finance
committee.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
Railroads.
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York. -;


TIE RAILROAD STATION Csrx
TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS:
POO A. NJ tI'tAnO NLoIlBULG LlMlTED-eoe
at Chicago 800 a in. next day.
1920 4. .I;.-SOCTHME ES tEN VESTIBULE LIMIT
ED-due Cincinnati 20, indianapolis 10 80 a. m..
1850 A. M.1WEtSTERN DAY ExtREss-dally excep,
Sundays Train leakint on saturday does not run
west OF Detroit or Cleveland.
4.JO +. M.-NOkrI SHORE VESTIBUIF United
due at Dcroit at IL a. m, Chicago 80 y. m next
600 p. M.-rAsr wfsTURN EMPRESS C.dcas,
e,5Vp HVp SMi..oiFpNNSr 81 L6IiiS AID CiIiCAio Ey
PEESS.-For Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the
rI$TEh ~ 15Ets RT5NE u
80 a. No. ID 800 $5 g'' 90 M s 5l'q s.6S iS,
Y Yq 70 a. 10 & p e 80 for q '35E,$n 30 s. VT! r1s' p s
ALBANY. UTiCA, SYRACUSE ROCHESTER. BUF:
FALO AND NIAGAKA FALLS-9:5O, 1920 10: so
n. NJ, 600. 10 p m. Al,o Tor ! Alosny 80 a. M
TROY 'SShRtNl'frSGh. hDiRoNDACK MOT yTAINs AND
MONTREAL-ts = 80 4. m, 20 D. n Also Troy,
$50, 1910 1850 a. NJ, $3.50, 600, o;l3 ,. M,
AuBUEY' GENEVA AND CAYANDAIGUA-tIo 10 so
n. M, 0:1j p m, II 90 mdnIght ~ ..,
BERKSHIRE HILLS, VIA HARLEM DIVISION
10 80 a. m, 3 20 p. M, -, .
Tor ticket, and sac, in sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central station Nos. il3, 7ej oi2 and Broadwsy,
IL PARK Iio Gs West l25tl-st. 3nd l3.th.st station,
New York 533 Washlne tol-st 725 Futon-st. and ssa
Wcstcotts Express calls Tor and checks baggage from
hotels and residence through TO destination. -
DaIy eNeept sunday. Daily except sturdy. othei
H6oIr tanS, except those leaving at . 80 a m,
2:30, % 80, G,25 I. M, and II mNnieht, stop ~
JOHN NJ TOUCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager. fIcnl Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
Counirp Boaro.

4 FIESTCLNSS SUMMER HOME. Tor r.nn,d family or
\ party of adult, lar.c private one hour ga,
water bath Hln healthy view un Ncclcd several
lawn wallis eiad tennis station ,onNcnlrnt ,tahlng.
Photo, 3l2 'wa> 90 Iooi Nidr"- or call to 10 HOME.
II EAITltIb - EMERY, mountain air bathing. n,h.
- ing hour, from CITY Fr.nrh cuisine. Inquire 1898
N.-t 19th--t.. nr-t Hat.
T. ARM ilo 81. Hnlfhr Joe alton large rp,m- splendid
j lawn. hIr -hri.. hf1ot near. rw al noiuf,n
po.tonlrr near. Address T. u. rnp.r Red HOOK. y. V
- PEING LAkl. =. J.-Ils,,ant room, with board in
- ,otti-r win or'1n fi'W. Apply T. NJ IT, POTTER;
agent, Sprinr Lake y. J.. or 100 or,lcnon nrookvn
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

rVHE BOOK OF oPEN.AIE SPORTS. octave, 500
j pages. illustrated. The standard authority on
American open air anusemcnts. Rules Tor sailing swim
ming ball PLAYING shooting horseback riding &C. &C. In
full ~ per copy Published by The Tribune New-l York
En- and "nv"-saiiv - 81"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
Ctaal Noiices.

STPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
- \l-M.IORk and County ~ NoW-No,A. plac
~ t.,l. l-oa, Mitchell and ~'mH' +. .ant fiain,in~.
II. -. Nlnu,-ot, Fir. Association ~ Minneapolis. Min
.....t, .f.natnt. ~luUof-. with notice.
..u Oh. lhn,,-u1rled defendant
N..l ,l,. hereby -lru1nri answer the complaint in
ift- s.tou and serve rop1 ~ y'rt answer on l'
tt..f~ within twenty dIIC it' 'l" -"fI-
= f..- mons, ,Nciu-l., o. ttH day ,'N!r' and l
.1-. .s your failure app,r answer Judgment wa!
i. t1 .i against Won hy default fo' the relief d'uand't
iu tilr rol l.tlu'. ..
p4'd a. New.NorN CIV. y y. th' l''n day OF March,
BENNO LOEWY. Plantf', Attorney.
ono. P0-of'" atdr,~, No~ 200 aud % bi"'d"aV,
N,w-l o-k city. y. :.
To Minnesota Fire Association of Mnh'ap'i- Nih'>o'''
d.tnflut
Th- going summons served upon fou Dos puhcs-
.t, ptr.uut ~ ara ord,r tl' Honorable Abraham K
IaW -,nrc ~ tho Justice, % tr Nnp'n, '"ut ~
no stat. of York dated f." 10Th tt' or MAY lN'
.t fI, d,v ncd with complaint 800 The o''" of the
.r. of tpr Cv and Count, OF N"N-f"tN e m" county
,..l-t IlDi-. uf Sow urn. iu -Jld state
dated SOW York. N1y 80 $500.
EINNp IOIWN Attorney '1r ila'ntFS
01,cc and Pn-toncc address. .ot ana -'o broadway.
Nc, York CRY. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
Railroads..

(LAlKAL kAiLkOAD or NEW JERSEY.
fooI ot LiiliEt5 i y, S5 4 A., NHi 10 u RIVER
$50 A. ~. for Flcnlnetou, fas,on Rc,lchem Alien
town. Man'h chunk. WAhe-tarrr Ncr'r,on. Room.
Wnao;logt c on su8ta}. 70, tsto9 Eg.gem Allen
20 m. for High Brdsc Br'n.h and aston ,....
town and Mautn th1aR. Ca SUNDAY. Tor Lax" Hcpa;.
S' S,"s Ia.on lrtcacn. Alcnio"n. Maueh chunk aud
saa eoo lo5 n$gas'sa ,a, InN l'oai.oqs.
n4.a s, i.,,5 s. w,p'' fn'oas'
90 p. lor Flcmngtoa. 5l.:o9. Rc4lchcmi Allen
To- tIa''o". nethchcm' Allentown" MHoeA
aas q ?r Fr,G@ aGr.o9f gn' %s,5f Aa"? aiSa E'SS@
$50 p. o: fYF Fieminston Lake Hopntcons Ia''on.
- 80 p m. ior Sqmcr crliilc and bennington. Mt,
cnSSgS ,;ca@mg. maIri.6drs, So SaadA, =, 80 p. M
crd,@ fS' aud ' rot if fca,aH % So 3 Il - a. & 80
D. g, n sunday stop Grove H.
an; g % 81 sa"d' p as Maa' aS 3d. n"4 IS s5'p' = IT,
For LakeS6ad Toms River and Barncrat 80. s:i5
FL F'ar Alantc Giiy vin,land and Brascon 80 a m
To- fcchold 4ao. si5. Ii:i5 a. m, 80. $50.
r5ti A%Ngy y oa 20 90 si5 70 &c. ILL.,
WV - ''''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR h2A From HANs p1, : loo, 3CENN o h>,r &H2VE &c.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach Scabright,
Monmouth beach Long Branch Sc at 30. 10 - a. M,
as > 90 p. IN. Suniay,, . 30 a. For Lakewood.
Toms River and Bamreat. 80 a. m. - p M.
For Ehnron. ocean Grove Asbury Park Point Pleasant,
&C., - 10 - u. m. - y. m. sundays except Ocean
,,ro,, and Al ury Park at . 80 a. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
Via Central Il, r. - NcwJers"y; phtidepha and Read
For ltiiadslRha at 80 -? 200. IT. 80 a. NJ 70
SUNDAYS 90 II 700 a. m. 200. 80 300 90
For Baltlmor and Washington daily \, 90 II 80 ex-
cept sunday q. M. go. 90. 90 m l. 10 night
Trains leaving a. 81. II 30 a. m. 80 90 800.
30 II? y night except SATURDAY. niet have con-
uccton for Reading, Harrisburg. rottNlllr Nc. -,
For SuubIr Tevi,burg and wil'amsport Va Phila-
dclphia. 1T - =. q 30 IarlOr Car 80 y. m.
H. Is midnight "\rep saturday night. sundays p ~.
AZ pt4 lilo 800 Broodwav az 6th.av"., 20i West
i35h-st 1884 East i25th-~t, New-York; Courtst, $50
Fulton st. - Rroadway TIroolSlyn.
New York Transfer Company viii call FOR and check
tngg from hotel residence.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
TIE n II S wv "A
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER MAY II. 1890,


IN AND AFTER MAY II. 1s9o
trains leave stations foot o. De-brOs-es and Cortiands
streets. a, follows - ,,..,. - 49,. VI. n.,.-..
' strbins and fsror cars Arrives Ce1elaai
3 % a. Ia, Columbus , 80 a. NJ, Chicago . 90 p ~.
Wiian,iort. LorK Hayrn and RenoS0, except Sunday,
1900 1.' 4. 'M.-H,iE StWiGRK AND CHICAGO LIN.
ND, composed exclusively Of Pullman Eestibuie.
and Ut,er,a G On car pre.enns financial i,port
seAes. laa.,, mad bisbeE,,hoP :, %6r,Gy % and all n,
lighted 5y a.IoaaTy ana @,o,a1Ie l;ctrle ir1s AT
a:od ?. VI. 81 LoiiTs. cHrcl(o AXD cINGISXATi
ENPKt>c. Pullman N,-t'1e Storing CT and ara pinIas
Ia.,i G9ah Nyo g Co cGgn99' ,5s All I, oa3; c4;
s;3op u. TiI; WFSTEEY EXPRESS for all points ia
Sieopue Car V,w.Yoil b. P,t,bgre ST. Louis Chicaeo.
Sn'99at S@aYae ark Md % d26a a' AM, AZ 'cqnta"a
&o m chcaa2 80 & NJ S5Se 9%Ht asy 5r ana St L;
500 p M@pcaM a M Es6resS Pullr.n ves,ibule Burs
sepas Car NewY2rE g Iheaeo New;TGk to s Mei
b. No.. ceyelsnd G35 p. D. rev, d1r. and Chlc'zo 200
4 ~ .ecoad morrne Comets r2r 1oieto a dsiIy "a ana
ior CORY Efe ~ on REGIONS Cleveland and Co'um.
BALTIuORE. WA"HINGToN AND THE sorTH'
Washington Lm.ra EApres, Of Pullman Psrlos oaC.
s' except sgad1 i.Q o, a. NJ ar'ye S Taf9ns9a S53 ga
f1inHns t.r a. 20 D. ia. arryc Washington s25 D. ~;
M N5 r. 3 $50 800 3 s9d 1s9 1s a. Tc For 2G 1SG; ase
Only, 100 ,. IN. SUNDAY 6l5 and $50 a.; m. 30 5oo
S tae1c 2g ,at To 6ni9 9 Ea7ay a"3 cncaaa seSrefs
Dining Car and Goa hD~ through, BOO y. ~. oar
FOR AILANTiC CITY. 200 , No. Through I,rfe, Par.o,
and Tav Coach weekdays. connects Tor BFJNns
MTl. For Cap. MAY no 2: N. veeH DAYS. ,.-
For OI Point and Noo,H via New.iork. Phlads lnhia
Nor'.lk IA load r. daily except Sunday. ard
: % %. r daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
D. ~. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EApre-s Tran, leave follows ~.
.-U 40. .rO - 80 . .lo Chicago Limited. vita
Dining Ca ana 10 70 wa,hington Iin-tgd @ aad Il 90
600 81 90 snd 90 D. m and Y IS night
Accommodation II 10 a. NJ, 40. and 90 p r. sun;
dars f,Ur.s- : 80. 600 10 Limited. ana
10 a. m. , 90 90. 80. $ o. 9 20 90 and %
rr and 10 night AcrOwmoflfilu. d go 2 ~.
Tho Nc,.N ork transfer Conn any viii call for and
chocE taeeag. from hotels AID r'sdnce,.
For timetables % local trains apply % any uckes
aren't NJ fin Corraly. . ~
CHAS T.. PtFH J. y. WOOD,
Genera Manager. General PSss'r AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR rHE NEW YoEk
\ I!Ht Pa EESa YEP so,5.I AT rbrtT
rr. ugt pc h-atsas ~i%'n -o -i"IyS. W.:
T,.n,,.th rd' IT, corucr D. rh'h ave. -. SNthave. ;
i.s Iour,i-a,c.. co,nr Foust.cn,h.-, 700 Ih'daNc
rr,..,,; 10, Flr.,ayc. loj W. Forty .erond =, !
Nirfh ave and S!Ntfrl'h--t anf 90 Lit,r'' -, and
,.. UAELTN OFFICE f-n Fast Ou.-huid 'd-and
tw,t ,-nfth..: up ~ D. 'n.. IA. ofice rate
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
SUMMER HOMES" :"

\ beautifully illustrated usi.yt't of 10 uag'- DO.
scIlbuc tine Ie-1it- th' ii. ~ tr S'"i".
Ontar, and W,-.rn Railway can POI. Rad free ou a. -.
tion ONCE, below Ia N'H-Yor.-No- / -. 5-5. 3it
and 3,3 Broadway. %, Dtl-ate.. ll70 ",a,e.. l3i
Last l-jth--t, POS VT l2,tnt and urL't Offices ~
tot Of West and JaS--t Iu Bf,.Ntnf tu.l-t
500 iu.ton,,t. 10 liant 49, - 'nd l0' Brad ''r
IIooalyu. l.. D., and 40 Nt attain t,l''nl, .Ii.
CODlc, mailed receipt o, % ...r u -i.u.i- G. %. e..
ANDERSON, General Passenger Agent. is LArh'nss
w
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MAY 81 1so-rWELvE fAD
cJnmmer Resorts.
BUTCHER HOUSE,
p,xyIJNG NEyT-YOEk.

Elegant brick hotel and Queen Anne 60 taccs WIN open
Dreplaces; heated Win steam and hchcd with g1S an
hour and forty minutes from NcW- oIo 5o va va. t ~
from the r. H. station sccof nodttio lo 20" tutb
eNervthiup house. with STAG appoint
mcns good orchestra billiard room. boWIns aIicI hhe
Of with tennis ana cIoqri gfpuus
pure of filtered in abundance from tht lOIin
sprinrs hot and cold water baths gOor livery; terms -
~ a. nv send for circular.
"a !. 4 IL.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
TEE: WINDSOR.

LIzAbErHToWN. - N' Is loeatra an.I' & some, some %
-,rff.-y n.rrbur. Ch3fl4iag dives Itolat u
e,ery d,,tjn rurc dry. bacins an No moss, t,.' tt
.r lr.,l.ra unnnl water oyer! NDot nom mountain
sifug at-out.N pur'. Table ,,cpnn To- non non IL n T'
lor-,. Fine tennis ,ouIt~ AID coqucj IlCuhuH' ivy
s,nad owned by u!r proprietor suplE H. ""aH' @
,ttfh f.,-l milk. cralu butter r-g~. Nrgrtih'H, &c
49, ,,i.5 .v r.I...uc.. Nv coachr, connect viii
all trains and lo3t- al " Ne>ipoit. ., l..l. ,,..-
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

4 ~TrKY PARK Y }.
TIL" VICTORIA
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iissplto'. cnt, superior 'aic, 'r.r.- ,oa'l',@.
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= ia SIDE FiFE,N 81, sAI2FF sAIG2FFFffA ffAar. y.
I.'@ 5'n ari.r ~ naaascSsdt 10 room, ali rSas
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- TNINAHY. NGEIu GrANNILIH. y. " oe,a- or
na, r he'd ,irounGnl. l'5 dcsGin S,GIfH' ni,r re-,
H'o'|"a, i,a16rr.' Agency. - w.t. 4Sd~C Ciiy
,vnE oHrLEy INN.
Sn, .f ' ba,as % AID ,n" ' 'r sra4 ,q
saccSo % %pa 1SG aG 'o' n li% 5Saa5,a" SaaS54 a"a
nrLfI iTT "r 6r, 2nS dcr Goanti S Tor circular to
TILL nO>CoHlI. Kcnt"cayasc. Aumtc CRY y. J =,
Il , " mero. iar N'% G@' % >EfIoVg, ''' gas all
/ '''' sp'ias Lax" NcY-lcrscy
' T. S. S. 'n'i'N1soN Proprietor.
WHIT MorNrAINs. y. II.
MArLEwooD HOTEL AND COTTAGES
TIE r,ss; H, 'ls s;ni s 'r M;spe- ;s%ps; %
tho ,gGy ir a." exclusive VS." Hr%,iF' EiF'lySTG MaoiTH,y
>, I,osi.ton..t Ho.ton. MAJ. Managers.
un,I July . aft.rvari Mapcwood. y. II.
WrLnuEToN GiYcTHTESEA.
Il. X. LErCHWoRTH
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SaEkMAn LAKE MOUSE.

T. T. Inarcco newly furnished and il, perfect sanitary
condition feet elevation; 1000 feet PIAZZA EN-.
nent recommend climate for lung and cIod.
troubles malaria and hay fever unknown splendid trout
nsipa afd hunting large open rclace> in Idrof dl'
ine.roon aud electric bells; table bc't u the noun
d.'icacieS III" al 70 best AT Saa-
toca opa n MAY 10 NOV l. send FOR cir uar, ,.,,
D. J. CrILLI0AN (SuCccsSor 70 Mh0 B' MiHt1!
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
pAX!MCSA INN,

THE NEW MOT N1AIN HE~0HT near lA>ToN, PA
600 feet above s,a overlooking Delaware H!Ncr Iu-
larced OI" ,arN ln J.ur. tal9 i'Y a'
guest. ALL IEONI ROOMS "4l. ~HWth We" 'ul
feet broad plasla-; un-ilpa-~rd cuisine Boz .n-. +
iaid- tennis, cruquet. fishing &C. hon.- from NcH
York. Tor pdFtltu tulale ndc.r-~ -
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
pEklTHIEST PLACG lN AmERlCA.

HOT SPRINGS. y. g..
In Peaceful Restfu Vale surrounded by Flower
,rounfniuS and ~pHrkling Streams alway Tlcnuty
pccuariy charming Ia its spring lime dress.
and with ts Dry, BracinR, Ica-laden Air. Thermal
Waters flowing into Marble Pools. The most lnxu-
rous and Curative Baths iu the World, tenders 10 the
rbiIitoted Rheumatic touty sufferer well as the
Rccrrntion seeker. Health Rest Pleasure, Home
Comforts and an Uucvcellcd Cuisine M
TIE MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
~RALpu,S IN THE aDlRONDaCkS.

Three and one.half miles Lyon Mountain station.
on Chatcsugay Railroad delightfully."- located on Cpper
Chateaucay Lake; boats, careful oifnth Eoou ouI
fsbne billiards. Wing alleys lawn tennis pau
houses accommodates 100; all pleasant ana bcdS
A.. LA. m" ae has reputation unsurpassed by any.
: nd for circular J. w HUTTON, Proprietor, Lyon
Mountain, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
DO GOUR ] ] .

l,OOO Ieet Nb0Nr sea LcNcI.
GLtN SUMMIT, LGZERNE CO.. PA.
On the Iphich Valley H. r., New York and
q hours from Philadelphia. open. June !, 1900 Has
Unsurpassed advantage TO- health and pca,ute. me
scenery is superb and beautiful walk, and drives add
gr, atty the pleasure OF guests new HYDRAULIC Ec'
Vator has recently added. There numerous at
trsct ions such a. boating, ashin9, cunning sc.
For circulars. terms &C., aGdrrs. .
CNAS WENRICK. Managcr.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
NEW TAPPAN ZEE HOTEL,

l~iIP. L. L. GHENi @ ~0i ''' - " IN .g.,.- .
excellent boating fishing. 'arinet WI shaded df''-,
favorabl- ia'c- 10 families --rOty rr-i-'la..
D.. H. EoGf.HS. PRO, rl'tor.
NavYork O0ice r,con Ho',i Bfoatvay lnd -l-'-~'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

nv" OiI.TS j. 81 i6lH.
Second season undo iDy Hau4geIn oae hour from
New-Yolk al latest hnlfo'cnoit.- electric LIT and
bell IN each room. att +dnlre. iof room,
call or addIe-s y. FRAME T.. Prospect UOl-'. H.y
Shore" L. t. at tho Clarendon Hotel Washington and
johnson TO-. Br9oAyL.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

ROCkLANU BKEAtWAThK. KUtNLNNU' Mn
Secood season open- July Sessh0rr, Mountain dnc
Wood and scenery. Pure spring water. Seid ioi Illus
,ratcd circular. Address -
C. o. CHAMBERIIN, Manage
Trtu June 90 l1j Dcyonsh.rst, Boston; after Mat at