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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07

IlID YOU NOTICE THAT WE X READY TO
~ sell or lease our handsome double stores and sell
the entire fixtures. as they are suitable for any kind
o; business. Enterprise come forward.
Inns je1-3t
nRY DEPARTMENT - PRINTED VIC
IL tOrla Lawns. DC. yard; Fine India JIEOns, &c, Sc,
loo, l218c. To 2Jc. LADIES' Waists. JUc. BLUM'S,
14J and al Sth ST. Sc. je1-2ts
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A SALE Or

Little Things you need all the time. actually indispsn-
sable.
Small wares that are necessary.
Have them in the house when wsnte1
Blonde Whalebones. uncovered. best quanty, IL, 10,
Is. 20 and 23c. dozen.
whalebone Casing, silk flushed. colored stitching.
&c. per yard.
No. 3 Hooks and Eyes. &c per card.
Patent Hooks and kyes. &c. per dozen.
Large Coat Hooks and Eyes. &C. Per dozen.
Fine English Tape from &c. TO lOc. piece.
Good Quality Tape. = pieces for DC.
Dutch Linen Tape, Sc. for all widths.
Flat Silk Lacers. 4 yards long. 25c.. all colora.
Linen Corset LacerS, 3 yards long, DC.
Linen Corset Lacers. 4 yards long, &c.
Round silk Dress Lacers, = yards long. only Sc.
Dress leeds. latest style, without elastic, &c. each
or DC. set.
Dress Reeds. with elastic Sc. and 15c. per set.
Best English Pins. &c., special price.
Book Pins, &c.
Kir5y's Black Pins. l0c. per box.
Mourning Pins. &C. per box.
Betting. j. 10. u and poe. yard.
Taylor's Hair Pins, . papers for &C.
Smiths Fine Steel Points, DC. per paper.
Invisible Hair Pins, = papers for DC.
Button Hooks, &c, polished handles.
Better grades st D, Z. ~, 10. 10 and 25c.
Shoe Bottoms, &c. per gross.
Bone Buttons, assorted sizes. 1Jc. and zoe. per gross,
Agate Buttons, ., j. q and Sc. card.
Fedora Dress Shields at special prices, 90, "A, 90,
&c. per pair: these are we'll recommended.
StOcklnet Shlelus at 10, IL and zoe. Der pair.
Silk Dress Shields. 30. 81 and 4Oc. Per pair.
Dull Jet Hair Pins. Toe. per dozen.
Bright Jet Hat Pins. IOc. per dozen.
White Hat Pins. lOc. per dozen.
Safety Pins, small size, Sc. card.
Sensible Pins. small size. nickel plated, will not
tarnish, &c. card.
Miles small size, nickel plated, &c. card.
Large size Safety Pins at proportionately low prices.
Darning Needles. = for lie.
Kings Blasting Cotton. 500 yards. sc. spool.
TafetA Ribbons, 15c. piece.
Curling Irons, 25. 20, 50 and BIC. best qualities.
J. n. Leonard's Best Spool Silk, in all the new color.
ings, boy ard spools, &C.
Tape Measures, DC. each.
Improved Tracing Wheels. lJc. each.
HeminEyay's Crochet Silk, 35c. ball
Florence Knitting Silk. only 2Sc. ball.
COrdlceii Wash Silk, Sc. per spool. all coiors.
Hening ways Telling silk, = skeins for &c,
Japan Floss, &c. per skein.
CordlceIh Rope Silk. sc. a skein. or SOC. per dozen
skeins.
Darning Silk only DC. a spool, in all conceivable
colors.
Cordicelli Waste Silk for patch work, / or. boxes
35c.
Bone Collar Buttons. 10c. doz, all one piece.
Dress Far;ng in all desirable colors, Ice. q yard.
Clark's MI. Spool Cotton, &c. a spool.
Barbour'A Linen Thread, &c. a spool.
C.B. Da-ning Cotton, = balls for IOc.
Dexter Knitting Cotton. SC. a ball.
Dorcas Daraing Cotton on Cards. lie. per card, or &c.
for six cards.
Eureka Excelsior, best quality Skirt Braid, full
measure, DC. piece.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOOTH BRUSHES.
Fully 1000 Elegant Tooth Brushes at sc.
splendid line of Tooth Brushes at 1Oc.. l2c. and
1Jc. each. good values.
Fine quality English Brushes at o5c.
Extra Fine French Tooth Brushes at $50.
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DnEss Goops You REQUIRE.

DEEss GooDs 1 OF Mcguire.
That our cash business enables less profits than are
necessary to the credit merchants is Illustrated in
OUTING CLOTHS. We sell Outing Cloths for l2ld
cents a yard that cost us l03 cents. and therefore Of
fer better quality than given ~ those who pay only
s or . cents wholesale.
SCOTC GINGIIAMS 1T 25 cents. Full 30 inches
wide. checks. plaids and stripes in scarce co,ors.
PLAIN CHAMBRAIS. scarce shades. 25c. yard
DOMESTIC at l2H cents. Plain col.
ors. plaids and stripes. Only too good an imitation OF
the imported.
CIIALLIES at lSc. q yard. Imported. not domestic
Partly wool, not all cotton. Cream aud dark grounds
with the correct large figures.
WOOL DRESS GOODS.-New lot Just opened OF
Cream and White Serges, Nuns Yelling, Albatross, al
80 cents u yard. Extra quality Serge and Mohair al
6S cents and a superb quality of Ladies' Cloth, IL
inches wide. at 0S cents a yard.
| DRESS TRlMMlNGS.-Gold and Silver trimming
from a few cents to several dollars q yard A variet,
uneQualed-
THE PALAIS ROYAL
| Continued below.
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SI.9S-WH.r Or Ir-Rr.D,

Have you any idea what's loud CALI Oh. ss mals
in our Shoe Department, Lsdics. We are talking 70
you now. We have about two dOEen styles Of Ladies,
Oxford Ties-ths seasons patterns thA
have set feminine appreciation nutterin~-been ssl-
ing them at s25o 81. as and s3-NArked-suss be-
cause we want tO-sLas Wei describe half Of them
to you and you can see the others when you come il
Brown Suede. Patent Tan Suede o1fOrd-Grs
Leather TIPS and Trim Grain Gross Ba--Fuu
minss-F Full French Heels Frnch Heels-suede Gov.
Suede Covered. cred.
EITHER ONE. sLas.
Russian Seal o. Russian Seal Oxford
ford Patent Leather with InlAid Tan suede
~vamp-Frcnch Heeia French ana Common
Sense Hoels-PiAin and
Tipped Toes
EITHER ONE. sl.as.
Russian Leather Oxford French Kid Oxford
-inlsid with Tan In Patent Leather rumma
dressed Kid-Pstent Full French Heel.
Leather Quarters - High
French Heels.
ETHEL ONE. CLOS
French Kid Oxford Brown Goat Russet or
Common Sense Heel ford-TAn Goat Russet Or
Patent Leather TIPPED ~ford-coGee Goat Russst
Oxford
ANY ONE, elias.
And a dozen more besides. II this was od stock
this price wouldn't be surprising. II twas out Of
season-you might he expecting IL But the LATEST
NovELTIEs-Now-wHES YOU'RE WANTING
make them "double-loaded" bargains GUARANTEED
BY US-as usual.
We've YOUR size NOw-may not have On a week
We'd sc, fitted this evening yet-or surely on Monday
If we were you.
sAKs n COMPANY.
DIE FINE FOOTWEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AvENU AND SEVENTH
Je7 sTREEr.
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SPECIAL SALE Dnrss Goops.

Some of the new D.ess Goods are extra values, espe.
cially the Silks for the foundation of Black Lac,
Dresses.
1 piece lS-inch Black Satin, BIC: worth soc.
/ piece pa nch Black Satin, 75c.: worth soc.
l piece ls-inch Black Surah. Csc. worth zoe.
piece 24-inch Black Surah. 81: worth s1.25.
1p.ece "0-inch Black Rhadaae. 55c.; worth 81.
1 piece 20-inch Black Faille, Tie. worth al.
II PALAIS ROYAL
Continued below)
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A Breeze To ORprR
Err r. ErH ERR ERE B R W ss's
PPP En- RRR RRR w Ssss
+ ZEE K 4 Z 4 7 sSsS 4.

How man y times have you said 1T makes me warm
TO fan'-and still Keep right on stirring up the sleep
ing zephyrs of j summers day, You Will fan just AZ
long as you live. IL comes perfectly natural. What
KIND Of Fan are you usin2: No wonder 1t magazines
the existing whrnIness- when you WELD some of the
heavy, cumbersome patterns that are hinged to2ether
ana called "tsns." Judgment must Toe used. Get u
light Fan. You only want q mild breeze-you are not
beckonIng for q tornado.
How about FEAlhEKs. Know of anything lighter:
They make good funs-snd this season very popu.ar
ones We have them in BLACK from Toe. to 40
WHTTE-at 81, 81 80 and 81.
6AULE comes n~ext-BLACk-plain and decorated
A really beautiful thing is a BLACK GAUZE fur
nlshinE re resting place for bouquets of ransies or vi
Satin images of begonia lesves-each leaf a fold of
'hS faHKKin9nnted on Eilded stick NovelZs1.
MILF or enlbellislIed-S to SO.
WHITE with Lace Edge-slJ decorated besides
OLokk GAuZE-lace and Ggured-sl
C3nORkD GAUZE in Jap p~atterns-$l.2J.
CULORED dAUZE-Si, 81 and
FANCY G~AUZE-gilt sticks-$I. %.
BKoWS. GREEN and GRAZ limited GAUZE-
BLACK and WHITE sATIN-plain or fsncy-s1
GREEN LEAvEs-mounted on yilt sficks-sLai
studied the cOloring on the JAPANESE FANS the
more attractive they are. We have som of tie most
Srotes0le conceptlons-0c to 81. 81.
BLACK "JAPS"-lOc. TO Poe. BLACK and WHITE
PLAIN CLOTH FANs-Black or whitc-sl.
SILK FANS-Sl.75.
We VIII Just venture the assertion Won never saw
better Qualities astier designs-cheaTer than ours.
low cost ~ never a drawback to Il purchasc-and i'll
these you get lots Of air and comfort at a very small
outlay.
SEATON PERRY,
"PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH ST. AMI PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Establishad 1a1n
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BOSTON VARIETY STORE.

MEMS RENCH FLANNEL OUTING SHIRTS,
4vl. S2.09 was the price; Clearing Sale Price, Sl.49:
II. 1416 ana ID neck only. Mems Cotton Domet out
Ing Shirts, 2JC.; all sizes. kAUFMAN'S Double
Combination. l2i1 and l243 IL til ST. sc. je7-3t
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H1rE DREss Goops

AND EMBhUIDEkIEh
The window display will tell you about the EN-
broideries. The White Dress Goods offered ut these
prices also deserve your notice.
Dotted and Figured Swiss, 81. 50, 40c.
Colored Dotted swiss. 80 and 35c.
Bulgaria Lawn. 10. 20. %. 80. 81, 3Sc.
India Linen. IL. 10, 20, 81, 25. b. Acc.
Persian Lawn. 10, 20. -, 20. 80, 35c.
Nainsook-checks and stripes-l0. 12k IA. 10, 20
%, Poe. u yard.
Pique. 10, IL. 20, %. 25c. . yard.
Dimity-checks and stiipes-20, DOC. q yard.
Side-band Novelties-3O TO 40 inches wide-l2k.
10. IL. 20, %, 35c. . yard
G The large business we are doing causes daily
bargains In remnants Of Embroideries and White
Goods.
TIE pALAIs ROYAL.
4. LIsNER.
Corner 18th st. and Pa. ava t7
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IN FURNITURE

Our Furniture DEPARTMENT IL overcrowded-
We are carry ny too much stock for this time OF year
and are determined to reduce il.
In order to do SO we have
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CARHART 4 LEIDv,
PHILADELPHIA STORR,m
ops eth 1T. and 700 K at. NV.

REST CHEESE, = LBS. csc; VIRGINIA LARET
II large bottle, zoe. Homemade Grape Wine, Poe.
per bottle; quart bottle Sweet Catawba, 2oc. bg bot
tie Whisky, 2ac,; Blackberry Wine. home made, from
jet-lm. U'HARE's Grocery. l245 9TH st.n.w.
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YOU WILL FIND l. OVER U
House. and If the article you want Is not a1ver-
tised. ask for II, and yOu will be surprised to find that
the mighty has fallen-In price. KAUFMAN Don BILE
Continuation, l2il and l243 l1tn st. Sc. je7-3t
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HNHE MOST OF OUR CHEAP GOODS HAVE BEEN
l. sold in our Shoe Department. In Ladies and
Gents wear we are now Offering fine goods at just
about half price. A pair of Ladies' Fine Hand turned
Shoes. sOld Mt 81. now $50. and Mems sold at s.,
now 1928. KAUFMAN'S Double Combination. lltl
ST. se. jeI-3t
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II you need Furniture now is your OPPORTUNITY.
Call and see
OUR ARG AIMS
before buying elsewhere,
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Notices Of marriage must be Endorsed with ful
name and address.
DIED..

,rtry-Iu Sing Sing. August is, Mrs. Ana Allen. n
her 63th year. -. 1865.
BORsT-In this city. on Friday August 20 OharleS o"'
In the 9th year Of MS age: c. .,,,s.ve and Eass
tyes and friends invited 10 attend
DENNIsTONon August % lsoo hannsh H.: %Ie
rnneS, from her a:e residence 395 Communinaw-avep
jersey Civ Oh Monday. August %. at 80 b. M
Friday august S Esther s H o her w sSe
Fnnera services late residence Sso West 2'hs]'
Intermet at convenience Of family
Kindly omit flowers.
mowE-water Howe. esq, suddenly. at Newport, R. l.,
Funeral here Sunday at 4 p. M
1NGRAHAM-At Roslyn on Friday dogG.A August ana
A Annis r. Of h Inv la w George W Lent
Funeral services from the GSegat 1t 10 no n
oyERIN-George p Thursday, August 2i In the eighty
seventh year q his age. -, ,o.. ., ~, -,
ave-. sunday, August p, at II 30 p m.
pUTTLIPs-At Marshaeld Mass. August D. whitman
ihlllps. u Rdgewood y. }.
Notice o funeral hereafter.
REMINGTON Of spopsY at MACK n; ~
Harriet NJ bennington. widow OF Edward II. Remington
ron ervices at the summer residence OF her brother.
Geo H. Nichols Nysek, Monday, 25th Inst, at D. M
Interment ct Providence
'1 " Ssnporn' A. NJ Dartmouth. class OF 1880.
New Hampshire papers please coDv
ssaS & Sc ate ssr'e Hs.
OF George A. Thomas
wETMoRr-M Elizabeth, " j.. Thursday August p.
1890 Hiram T.. wetmore, aged VI year. % ,,,c tina
funeral fom his late residence, No 80 West Grantst,
Elizabeth, y. j., Monday, August %, at O'CLOCK
WIIKEs-At her late residence l6 Washington Squar
North. August %. Anne Wilkes, daughter {" the iata
Charles WIKI in t MN 'l S d st. JOINS Chapel
Varick.s st., Tuesday August 20, at Il m.
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TEACHERS or THE DEAF And DUMB.
THEIR FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION IN
THIS COUNTRY OPENS

THEIR FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION IN
THIS COUNTRY OPENS
While the cannon booming out at the Battery
Yesterday a farewell 10 that could not hear,
quiet gathering at the other end Of the city, which
ao had an international character, called 10 order
by Dr. E. NJ Gallaudet, president Of the National Col
,)ege for Deaf MuteS at Washington. IL was the
first International convention Of instructors OF the
deaf ever held In this county About 400 delegates
most OF them from the United States, had come %
retber at the New-York Institution for the 1nstIuc
tion Of the Deaf Dumb 10 consult to the best
methods Of improving the condition Of their pupils, aud
many OF those present were living proofs Of how
much intelligent instruction has already accom-
pllshed for the deaf Dr.. Gallaudets remarks
were translated into the sign Language as lie
enoke by the Rev. Or. Thomas Gallaudct. Of
This city, lie read the call for the meeting which Is
olso the twelfth convention Of the instructors Of deaf
mutes in America, and called upon Alexander Graham
Bell OF Washington. 10 become Temporary chairman
Mr. Bells name received with great applause.
At his request 4. H. Currier. the managing professor
~ the institution undertook the duties Of temporary
chairman. Mr.. Bell thanked the convention for the
honor conferred upon him In neat speech, and then
Dr. l. L. Pect the principal OF the New-fork lnstltu-
Uon. extended q hearty welcome 10 his guests In a
thoughtful address, which was silently Interpreted with
dramatic effect by Professor W. g. Jones'
lie WAS followed by DR.. Gallaudet, who referred with
,eelinc 10 the past history and future pros
,oc,s ~ deatmute education. Other speeches
touored from +. d. Clarke, Of Littlo
| rock Ark DR.. Philip g. Gillette, OF
illinois. and L. Mathson. OF Ontario, chairman OF tho
| committee on permanent organization, who reported
a ticket headed by the name OF W. WILKINSON OF Berke
ley California. as president winch was una''i
| mors,v adonted Mr.. Wilkinson responded appro-
nrs,.Jv The rest Of the afternoon session was de
voted 10 organization.
In the evening a discussion was had OF the ioilow-
ing topics by papers addresses from the delegates
named The standaS Of Teaching weston Jehkihs
of Ncw-York; Language Reaching, D. W. s"i ~
| Wisconsin: Moral Instruction" Professor r. y;
Clarke Of Arkansas, and Professor r. H. |urier u
New York. .,... AT. alton
There will be special religious exercises ls ;l,cr
no)n and discussion OF questions ieIilS, W & =
! education TDe Rev. Dr.. Gallandct VIII n"HNcr "a
special sermon al II u. M. n 81 Ann nnnncn ~ u
Eightce1i'hs 81. Fifthave when VIII DC INTERPRETER
In signs by the Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain o.u
The convention will continue lis SESSIONS "n'ii
Thursday.
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A STEAM YACHT RUN DOWN.
THE METEOR FILLED WITH WATER.

TIE BOAT GOT ~ THE WAY OF THE GUYAN'
pOTTE AND SUFFERED TUE CONSEQUENCES.
In the midst Of the impressive ceremonies attending
the ebarkation Of the body Of the great inventor an
accident occurred amoIY the feet OF merchant vesseis
and yachts that hung about near the Baltimore
The steamer GuyandOtte Of the old DOMINION
Steamship Company left her dock at 80 p. M aud
nroccedcd 10 sea, steamng slowly down the Bay 10
avoid any possibility Of collision with the craft masSd
In the Upper Bay The steamIyacht Meteor 'i"' 'i"d
been lowering about attempted to cross her bow so
~ IA get nearer the baltimore The Guyandottc had
the right of way and stood on her course until col
uson became almost certainty. when she stopped her
engines and backed.
The strong cbb-tIdc which was running NJ 'he
time sent her ahead. however, and she struck t'ie
Meteor at right angles few Inches forward VI
the foreshrOuds on the starboaru s.ae u'u wy
hole in her four feet wide from keel to rail- As
the Meteor paved oil she began 10 MI r"P,uS '
vbstlcd for assistance Two tugs came siohss"c.
and Thomas J. Montgomery, OF the Larchion n tIco
cInh her owner and party OF ladies', were taken
~ hv one of them. The other tug started 10 to"
the Yacht tO Tebo's Basin, south brookyil' puo a.
IN. filled with water rapidly shc was run ls.iov VI
mud about 100 yards southwest vi W.. ctiV
f",and yhere abe now lies. \ tug renamed alohB>luc
oil NIGHT 10 render assistance In case OF emergency
Clenrv the accident was the fault or the Mcteo W
cause She had business IN inc cnahsi AZ 'c no
o. the ;uyandotte perceived that the yacht was OeiS
JARED for She proceeded on her voyage o,, IN
The Meteor is a schooner rugged steam yacIc ~
,oe over ali and 1873 feet load wafer lne measnrr:
Sbe was designed by J. T. Moreand ana bnlit ny
TIc smith In 1853. She purchased by Mt.
Montgomery early TINS spring
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Postoflice Notice.


(shod be read daily by all interested, changes may
for foreign countries be specially ad:
dressed for dispatch by any particular steamed Sps
when It Is desired to send duplicates 81 0a asss sS being
sent by the fastest vessels available. % ru .,o..
cpspS Sissn aI az cases follows p,,,,.
m for k1 c Rio p 5sncc and an
d tiG% sS thea La Psta Jane0 per
80 q 81 SG's: Hcl y a ssss
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala. per s. s. Stroia iroh ''"
TTnEsDAY-At 10 80 for ESrOge P per and At 81
Thomas via ST. Crox, also Wind"ard Islands direct per
wEDN fGsssDAy-l. 10 80 for EsrOpe per ,.,na
mus. be aSs ss n eters for for lrta rss:
Z SO P sS 1 %sss Be d nGs pds
: A. l 1
s Se.s. n Rs e d ysesI's
e. Ss..a & f. ssH ssn e.
Cuba per sahtlaso az p m: for S so POI 70,
S:Ss J pci s iss% from aa
NJ ps Fer fc1so RICO S direct Per
a SAr SPAN and IA Doarsosnff .S yis
hPsss must q; Be drs e: sSrs
Europe psr Umbra Via Queenstown Sv, 6eer s Ss
1 Spain ana rIassss ai
J..ct ner werkrndam via Amsterdam uetIrs nIuss
h. directed 'per werkendam at 80 a. NJ tor sou
and direct per Ethiopia, via Glasgow !letSrs nSss
sSa T f Sass. at e. 81
drscea prr NJ Nunez') at IL A. m FOR Fortune isiaho
Jamaica and Jacmel and Aux Cages. Hayu per g. ~
aIanr. nj IL 80 %. m. for Europe per s. s. isoe W
Southampton and Bremen at p M for campesSn r':
Cbanas Tabasco and Yucatan. per clty q AeAanurs
dettars for other Mexican states and Cuba must be
directed ,'per CITY Of Aexsndrla'O. . .,,., -.
Mails for the Society Islands per ship Tahiti from
Mails for China and Japan per az Nc nr0" MSs
for he awals. I ha. cps;S r g az SO no..
Malls for Australia, New Zealand Hswatiss rM sna
Samn,n Islands Der = Alameda from san franclseol
close here September IA at 80 m or on asrivs, =.
ralia Malls for Newfoundland by r1l 20 hsb n M
Malls for Miquelon by rail to Boston ana nshf Mali
for Cubs by rail Tampa, Fla and thence eS scs Ssiiy
or rs o. m Mails for Mexico overland ones eesr dsiix
addressed for dispatch by STEAMER cio'c ~ '
at 8 90 q. M ,r p..,sc malta IN
Thc sehedue OF closing OF Trans iaclnv ava
,onged on the presumption Of their Esss
80 Inn ~ 10 San Francisco MAILS iy'n saiiins
arriving on time at Francisco on the dss Resis
OF steans ann cinSes a.. 90 D. M previous day
'e'" ~ ~ CORNELIUS VAN tOtb1a' isao
pos,on,ce New.York, N. T. August =, I--.
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AN ORANGE HOTEL DESTROYED
GUESTS THROWN INTO A PANTc-scARcELY ANY
THING SAVED.

GUESTS THROWN INTO A PANIc-sCARcELY ANY
THING SAVED
The Orange Mountain House, one OF the pcst KNOW"
old time summer resorts the Oranges, was totaiy
dc.troved by fire yesterday afternoon. The house had
hop RIM for the last three seasons by Mrs NJ H. King
nronrietor OF the Gramercy Park Hotel Unul iast
week II had been filled with guests but WIN the ehd
q, the season approaching the numbers fell on ana
,bcre were only about thirty In the house at the onc
Tho c,ests were scattered about the grounds yester
aav afternoon About O'Clock smell OF smoke was
dcerned on the lower floor but no cause for IL eoud
he fonnd Twenty minutes later dense, black pene'
tr,ting smoke began 10 come up from the basement
=, Tho north end OF the building and increased In vol
o en- rapdIy that before any attempt could be made
% mt the fire out the servants and guests were driven
ont ~ the house. In few moments names DroKe
ont and the end Of the building was wrapped In hames
There is no fire department In south orange ana no
woter supply. and no attempt was made to save the
,,iIdipg The guests rushed wildly about and the
sorv.nts lost their heads and scene OF great con-
fusion followed.
The fire was q superb sight. The house stood IN
onmandnp positlon on the mountain side, ana IN
loss than half an hour from the outbreak was wrapped
in flames. ~ .
The hotel was completely destroyed, not even
chimney standing when the fire had burned itsen OUT
Tho loss on the building is about 100000, and on inc
nrniture sl5 900. Both were fully covered BY IN.
surance. The Mountain House was buiit lofty o''
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M DESIRE TO STRIKE IN BOSTON.

Roston Aug 30 (specal.-Dlspaches have been re
.o,,o, her, f,nm Albany saving that President Tren-
holm ~ the steam Railroad Mems Protective Assoca-
lion was mcdltatlng ordering Boston railroad men 10
cease handling New York Central freight but the news
does not appear to have awakened much enthusiasm
There IS not much warmth here, either IN iaVor u
powderly's strenuous efforts TO get up Dig s'r'No'
One OF the leadng labor men IN the CITY said p-u'S
that Arthur's open indifference or even opposa'O"
would do more 20 smash the stfiNe "'ii e.o" .a.,
-, ve,h whose firm stand has pleased every
haSy roud do Tie officials Of the Boston ana a. A.
bany view the situation calmly, us iaI a. Uus" WA a
local height aecn. land do not thihh ucy Ti,i
roise tron6e Everything Is running sinooth 'o'u'S
and Is likely to continue So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
THE VEATHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL . p. NJ. SUNDAY

wos,tnc,ou Ang. 23-For Eastern New YORK h"s'
- n,,,,.or,, New Jersey, Delaware the psuH'
Of columbia. Maryland and Virginia fair wea.''er
northcry winds stationary or higher 'empera sre
For Malue. Ncw-lampshrc, Vermont ana mS.sa
chusctts. Upper Michigan, Wisconsin al" No''""
Missouri, showers. ,,. phcaa
For Western New-lors, western renns, ,,,,a,no
vIss,ss,nnI Louisiana Eastern Texas, Arkansas ZEN
nes.co and Indiana. fair; stationary or hgher 'c'''
peratnre southeastery or easteriy winds ..,.
For the Carolnas. fair, slightly warmer easier"
and northcastcrly winds: ,,,, to,va Colorado
ror Eastern and Western fl0rlda;. lo"u, S.h.asGa
,y,hor md Eastern North Dakota. Eastern NeoraSna'
sout heaStcrn Kansas, local showers .na,ure
For ohio, fair: slight changes III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24

years ago by DR.. wecder, German hydropatnst' ~
the time when the watcr-cure treatment was az ~
height. About twenty years ago 1t was purchases "
william Erdmann, Of New York, and John !. Ley
on Mr. Erdmann's death, Mr. Lord purchased MS IN
terest, and has since been its sole owner The guests
nearly aI New York people. among them peme
r. ID. Buchanan, Senior Cabalbi. wife and daughter
MIR and Mrs. ". A. Elmer and family, Mr.. and MIS-.
Miss Ahearne the Misses Wesson nieces Of Mrs. King
j. W. Plummer Cart Ernst and family, Mr.. and MIS-
L. NJ IIeyman, Charles Reed, Of Philadelphia; Mr.. ane
Mrs W. ". Crocker and NJ. l.. Eckstein