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William l,Ot,.E L., -
though net II profess
sionai at handling the
gun, Is a fair shot. and
the members have so
much confidence in him
that they selected him
to handle the funds OF
the club. He is one of
the most active mem
bers of the club and
when an opportunity is
presented he never fails
to do what he can to
promote its best inter-
ests. He was born in
London and has handled
the gun for the past
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'AN1 u nLN2 OfbOhNs
William Wagner. cap
tain of the club, is one
of the most prominent
marksmen in the city,
and has the honor of be-
ing the foremost among
this class Of sportsmen.
Not only is he d first
class marksman. but he
probably knows more
about the gun than any
other man here. Whe n
but eleven years old he
was the possessor of a
gun. and during his
thirty-siX years expert
ence he has hllled more
birds and won more
prizes than any other
member of either of
the clubs.
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CUNNING FOR FUN.
The Sport Of Trap Shooting Around
Washington.
NATIONAL SHOOTING CLUB
How Trap Shooting IL lonesome Of
the Uarksmrn-Ihe Two Shooting
FieIds-Points 4 bout Gums and Marks.
manship.

o. RAP SHOOTING. which has proven an
Sexcellent substitute for summer cunning,
e. has grown with such favor during the
IGpast few years that gun clubs have been
formed IN almost every large city and
town in he country. The substitute is espe-
cially good for persons fond of summer recrea-
ton with the gun but whose business will not
permit them to leave and go into the country
for a cunning trip. The sport has grown so
popular that the clubs now being formed are
composed of the best people IN the land. who
enjoy an evening now and then at target shoot
ing on field adjacent to or within easy access of
the city. This sport possesses attractions which
none other possesses and III its pursuit its lovers
spend profitable hour or two after their day g
labor that rests theJ tired minds without much
labor and with but little expense. 1t also has
tendency to prevent the Wholesale slaughter
OF birds out of the regular cunning season.
which has been done so much of late years that
the song bird IN the woods during the summer
time Is scarce article, and If halt is not
soon called the presence of the song bird to
enliven the woods bids fair to be a thing Of the
past.
THE BIRDS ARE GIVEN CHANCE.
With the present increasing interest in trap
shooting the minds of hundreds and even thou
sands of gunners will be diverted from the
woods to the trap courts and the birds will be
given an excellent opportunity to again multi
ply and make merry the pretty parks and pic
mic grounds about the suburbs. As in every
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do you believe in the motto In vino veri-
tas!'
mo, judging from what have seen Of men
under the influence Of wine, should write il
In vino jackass.' Epoch
'Will you marry me?"
.'Ask papa"
mo, Gertrude, I'm willing 10 run the risk of
marrying you but / wouldn't tackle the old
man for e5, 000, 900. - Chatter.
my son, define ambition"
"Well, it's always feeling that You want TO do
something that you know you can't-Life.
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a taste for drawing and
he was for Q number of
years the assistant of
Mr.. Palmer, the WELL
known sculptor Of Al
bany. In 1866 he went
to England and re-
manned there until 1869.
While there he worked
as assistant in the studio
Of the English sculptor,
Wooden, finding time to
study in the free art
classes of the Royal
Academy, L o n d o n,
where he was SO sue
cessful that he received
q gold medal for one of
his compositions. In
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An Indian cornetist has eloped from Coney
Island with a Hungarian ballet dancer. At
present he furnishes the music aud she does the
dancing, but things may be reversed after they
have been married a little while. You can
never tell how these international alliances
viii turn out-Bta9hdn RspGbl.cam
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In Search Of Information.

From the Presbyterian.
Grandma is pretty well on in years now, and
time has left his marks in many wrinkles on
her dear old face. LATHE Lucy was sitting in
grandma's lap the other day. and after long
inquring gaze asked: Grandma. what makes
your face all so mussed up?'
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THE PRESIDENT. Mr.. WILSON.

Burridge Wilson. pres
ident Of the club. is
thlrty-four years old
and a native of Michi
gan, but has resided here
for twelve years. He is
probably one OF the
fondest men for bird
and target shooting In
the District and al
though he has but one
hand he is considered
one OF the best shots
among the professional
marksmen. He is a
hrst-class field shot and
mas won many prizes.
including medals and
cash. He is very
proud Of the club aud
takes advantage of every
! the lmproyment oft
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r = ~
Beresford l.. Osborn.
the clubs vice presi-
dent, is a native of New
York state and, like the
president. he began
handling the gun when
but fifteen years old.
His first experience In
trap shooting was when
he was a member Of
the Cameron, Mo-, Gun
Club about six years
ago. At that time he
won the championship
Of the club. During the
years that he was a
member of the Capital
Gun Club he made an
excellent record
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Inspired by the attentions showered upon the
Cosssck officer Peshkoff, who rode from vladi-
vostok to st. Petersburg, Miss Linbanovska, q
young woman of the Russian capital, has
decided to ride from that city to Odessa. She
is well known as one Of the best horsewomen
in St Petersburg. York zriouns.
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thing else. in trap shooting certain rules and
practices must be observed to make the sport
an enjoyable success. For instance. IN order
TO obtain good results and satisfaction great
care should be exercised in the selection of the
gun. Most trap shooters prefer heavy gun.
Then the size of the cha &c or load is another
question to be considered by the person using
the gun.
Another important feature about trap shoot
ing Is to know exactly how the gun shoots and
this is only to be learned from practical test.
And one test Is not enough. The gun should
be tested with various sized loads.
DON'T SHUT ONE EYE
In the use of the gun many persons close
ems eye, which causes lodging and finching
and the expert gurners say often causes bad
shots. Most Of the good marksmen, il is claimed
shoot with both eyes open and 1t enables them
to calculate distances better and take better
aim. In short it doubles their chances for a
good record.
The position of the trap and of the marks
man are important things'to he considered.
There are At present only two gun clubs in
this city. They are the National Gun Club and
the Capital City Gun Club.
The National Club il a consolidation of the
East Washington and Columbia Clubs and has
among its members some OF the best marks
men in the country. Its members boast that
they have challenged their competitors and
have received responses which to them we're
amusing. as ON each occasion the challenge was
not refused but the issue stated was plainly
lodged.
THE NEW SHOOTING CLUB.
The new club was organized in March of the
present year and holds regular monthly meet
ings on the second Tuesday of each month.
There are now sixty-four names on the clubs
roster and Others are expected to be added at
the next meeting.
The roster includes the names of Burridpe
Wilson. president; Il. l. Osborn. vice presi-
dent; William Wagner, captain; Dr. Frank
Geddis. secretary; William Roth we'll. treasurer
The other members are William Steele John
b. Peyton, Philip Steubner, Edward Land
yoight, Jas II. Smith. John Torney. TEos F.
Doyle, Jos Peyton, l.. p. Humphrey. Franz
Schroth, Prof John p Sousa. John Arth,
William Rothwel, jr-, William Rothwell. sr
DIR. G. B. Adams. Charles F. Smith. William
Heller, DIR. j. X. HALEY. Jas. E. Boudren. j.
h. Hing, Il. l. Henault, c. L. Mems. Charles
Schroth. r. Cook. Charles Landvoight Harry
Davy. Frank Case. VI. +. Coxen, ]. A. Bailey.
u. W. Edelin,. John II. Shelton. S. W. Kidwel
Lemuel Mayhem. John F. killeen Richard j.
Kennedy, E. r. Ford. Jas " Stewart. John A.
RUPERT l.. W. Schench. Arthur McNelly, DR.
u. W. Grinder. Edward De Camdry Dr. F. ID.
Downing. John =. sheehan. Ihos s Kimpton
DR.. Frank Pitzer, Louis Winter. Charles WAY
son, L. c. Fawcett, Henry Gardner. John
hadey, Louis F. Shoemaker, John A. Rupert
J. A. Berger. George Goldenstraw Hugh A.
Name. Henry King. l.. Mangum. c. W. Croft
James p. Robertson.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

DIG BOTTLE VIRGINIA CLARET. $50 .. BoTk.
ID III; Best Creamery butter, 2oc. per ID Dot
homemade Black berry Vine. Pos koxes sAransA
sweet CstAwba Wine, 25c.; BigBotue W hisky. @5c.
tyll-lm. OHAhE'e. lao 1,h INV.
n UTZ BROS CELEBRATED PICKLES AND IA
Arreis by sppyIng 70 their sole sgentA. A DEPUE
son, 81 q so ~ st. ew mylF-An
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my6-3Kms

y MONROE COUNTY, W. VA
The noted for its excellent and comfortable
commodations in the two Virginas The hotel build
and COTTAGES are unequzed in their superior
struction aud elegance. Altitude 1000 feet.
short and beautiful drive from station in splendid
4-horse coaches. Terms rsduoed 10 Sl5 Per week.
600 per mouth Send tor pAnphleta N. N. CART
NELL. Manager. myl7-so3m
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TREAS. WIN. ROCKWELL. twenty-five years, al
though he hasdone but little target or trap
shooting.
VIM Steele and Vim. Rothwell. jr.. young
WashingtoniIns. have made excellent records
and will soon rank among the professionals
John Tourney, although only twenty-one
years old. has become one of the crack shots
OF the club.
THE TWO SHOOTING FIELDS
This club is lucky in tina; it has two fields
where its members meet for practice and record
shooting. The record shooting is all done on
Poplar Hill. which Is a short distance east of
the navy yard, and is situated SO high above
the river as to make it an exceedingly pleasant
place for clnb meetings. The sh citing ground
overlooks the Eastern branch and is so situated
that there is no danger OF stray shots injuring
any one. The record shooting is generally
done ON Friday afternoons after 4 O'Clock.
The other held is III what is known as May
hews meadow. which is at the eastern end of
street northeast. This field 10 not easy of ac-
cess, but many of the field shots prefer it to
Poplar Hill because they now and then scare
up flock of birds and bag good number of
them.
The last record shooting of the club was held
at Poplar Hill last Monday, and the following
are the scores ont of a possible 20; p. Steubner,
~; John t. PeytOn. rs; Il. Wilson. Is; VIM.
Rothweli. II; DIR. Adams. II; Thos. Doyle. II;
Frank Schroth, II: Mr.. King. II; Vim. Steele.
10; c. LandvOigt. 16 John RUPERT, 10; J. Z.
Boudren, IL; l.. L. Humphrey, II. and f.. Land
voIgt. H. Messrs. Landvoigt and Henaut used
strange guns, which accounts for their not max
ing larger scores than they did.
MIR. Steubner gave an exhibition of his skill
on double birds, ten doubles all sprung from
different traps, no two pulled alike, and he
made Is out of possible 20.
HOW THE TRAPS ARE MANAGED.
The traps for throwing the targets are ar
ranged in a row, and near where the shooter
stands the man in charge of the trap strings
stands ready to pull the cord and send the tar
get lying into the air at his say so. The
shooter having loaded his gun in readiness to
shoot at the target, says TO the man in charge
Ready, and an instant later he gives the
order, Pull. and target of composition rep
resenting bird is sent flying through the air
but which way it is going the marksman does
not know, and he must, consequently. be quick
enough to turn and shoot ill either direction
as required by the course of the target. The
targets are made of composition frai and
brittle as pipestem, and when struck by even
a small number of shot they are almost sure to
break, so that the marksman seldom, if ever
fails to get his score when any shot from the
gun has struck the target
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CAPTAIN WAGNER.


Or. Frank Geddis, the
clubs popular secre-
tary. Is not an expert
enced marksman at tran
shooting, but when on
the field he can make
some telling shots on
the birds OF the air. The
doctor il a native OF
Scranton and has lived
here about twelve years.
Since the formation OF
the club he has had but
little time TO practice,
but his companions saw
that when he makes a
start he will surprise
some of the best shots.
He is very enthusiastic
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ID oCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS.
VIRGINIA.

About ak hours from Washington. Adelightful home
for families and all who need rest. renewal Of health
and strength.
CUISINE unexcelled in any mountain resort.
SANITARY Arrangements complete
Private steam heated baths OF mineral waters
An immense swimming pool, temperature Of water
over 500.
shAdy walks and rambles In abundance.
NO BAR Rates reasonable.
Circulars and all information at A. g. Pratt 4 Sons
ONCE, Sun Building. or on application to
A s. PRATT. Proprietor.
my6-3ISms Rock Enon springA We
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.
bedford MINERAL SPRINGS.
III REnEDRD- PENNA

bedford MINERAL SPRINGS.
ID BEDFORD, PENNA.
In the Allegheny Mountains Scenery unsurpassed
As a curative agent the has equal All amuse-
ments Hotel enlarged improved and newly fur
nished. Open till October. - -
iyi-52t l. B. DOTT, Manager.
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS HoTEL-EXCELLENT
" Board and Rooms; nne chslybeste spring close to
mountains. railroad station and TELEGRAPH office.
Terms per week, a.. so to $40; per month. s25 TO
s35 Address A. p. McINTUkFF. strasburg. Va.
iyl5-lm
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81 bes tos Sooda Moth proof Payer and Mex tx and
s-piy Prepared koonnx, luo Lining and fopA ":
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SUMMER RESORTS.
IN TUE MOUNTAINS,

A UROI.A wES1 NlkGiNA.
N ile 6Uest health resort the AlieghAElosL Purs
slring water Braciag air. soft spring b-sis- Good
table dainty supplied Bowling alley, tennis and
croauet Ne fo.,s no hAy fevur NO moequitoesL Gall
a. star Office Tor circulars address IL sHAf fkR
Pro- r.tor yy2o-lm
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COUNTRY BOARD.

n tender 4; Mountain view. Frederick county, Nd.
Mrs EL;;EANEG PRICE, Hy Atisto~n. Moutsomsry
pOAED - ggIyATE FAMILY LOCATEDON THE
- foio.Ar rv"r gIH tll!e iFom i1ney Polnt Hotel.
ietlHs I'"I da,, - Eer week K H. COLE Proprle-
RLLEolk fAM-huUND BAY-ELEyATED.
lDcOol aud healthy terms reasonable. Near Crowns
Hi4Ie STATION siid A. %. On ANNAPOLIS X. r. Address
ilincEey, 1910 das-acl. usrtts ave. au6-lw'
RoARDEEs wANTED NEAR ROUND HILL STA
sud autiis PAVILION and pia1S Adaress kS iiJg
VIA a BIO, faNson 20. Loudoun CO. Va
n TAIN NltM. Two mile. from station: one raile
llll. ouiuun county. Va. Aus,g-2t.
nAK NIL sIIUATtD ON AN EMINENcE IN
un ln .ir AZ q ts bnS Es ANA sarron9dln
etailes JNu. SIMPSON, Ao.th FOfi. I.oadoun CO Va
Jyl2-eolm
SUMMtE BOARDING MAR me MOUNTAINS
mails, For particulars address MISSES CUkkI
Hamilton LoHaouh county Va Jels-tuss2m'
sUMMEK BoARDll,s TAKEN Al PHILoMoNT
and beautiful ,, t, Teeons q lslnIa AbguaAnoe q
and other gniusemeuts. For particulars address ID.
J. IAkENNEk. mys-thSs3m
~ oCUsT LAWN" SUMNER BOARDING
very iase AVN nv Win ~ n pr ,.Ss
S SlI' no small children taken Address FRANK
DRo rECT HILL-Bl AUTIFULLY SITUATED
IN the Mountains Of Virginia. shade. Fruit Spring
alter. llao. lime Saddle Horses Table board un.H-
ceilod. CITY references. HENSOA SIMPSON, North
Fork Louaoun county, Va yyJl-th.f& 3nl
GENTIEMEN CAN SECURE GOOD COMFORT
~ able accommodations the Potomac river, good
fishing. Grabbing and bathing. terms reasonable,
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,y.19lOt- Lidee 81 Mary's Co Nd
80 yOMFORT RETREAT"-DIIIGHTFU SIT
y usied IN mol ntalns Of Maryland. near HArIer's
Ferry; un-K ceied for health ana home comforts Sd
per week MhS. CLAEk. Keep Iryst, Wash co. Nd.
JylJ-lm'
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REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The New Departure in Suburban Sub
divisions.

TAKING THE coNvENIENCEs OF THE CITY INTO
THE CoUNrRY-THE SUMNER SEASON IN REAL
ESTATE oFFICEs-ANoTHER SITE FOR RAILROAD
DEPoTs-orHER MATTERS OF INTEREST.
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THE SCULPTOR,

Jonathan Scott Hartley, the sculptor Of the
Daguerre memorial, was born in Albany, NY,
in 1S45. From his earliest childhood he showed
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SEA.SIDE-MISCEILA
DAY RIDGE HOTEL. BAY RIDGE ND
ID HOTEL OPENS JUNE IA.
Location unsurpassed. First-class accommods-
tons. Transient rates 81 TO S3 per day. Weekly
rates Sl2 and upward Special rates for families.
WILLIAM MEZlCk, Superintendent,
my2stosu2O Bay Ridge, Nd
4 HERRY-sToNE CoTTAGE-BATHING, BOAT
~ ing, Fishing. Oysters, Crabs Clans Fish No Mos
twice daily from Old Point Cape Charles: rail TO
Cheriton station: bus to cottage. Terms Sl.75 per
day; $40 per week: $50 for weeks
ysam cherry-s.oue p. O.. SOr T. MaSR; COW.
COLONIAL BEACH,vA 6s MILES FROM NASH
~ ngton, on the Lower Potomac. now offers for the
month of August special reduced prices, IS to
Sl2 per week Fishing, Grabbing, boating, dancing
and other ainusements. Also the finest fish dinner
served on the Potomac river for 50c.
au1- I'm w. L. CRUMP, Proprietor
HYGEIA HOTEL
III OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Unsurpassed IN appointments, table and general at
tentlon. Terms, less for the accommodations enter
tannents and given that at resort OF
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by the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nightly hoIs.
Safest and most delightful surf bathing the
good sailing, fishing and driving. Frequent presence
OF foreign and American ships OF daily inspec-
TONS drills parades cannon and rifle target practice
broad expanse Of salt water surrounds Old Point
hay fever no oppressive heat The evening" de-
hghful and the nights cool and refreshing The most
charming marine views in the world. Send for de-
scriptiye pamphlet 49, ..
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bright HOUSE, REHOBoTH BEACH DELLA
ID ware will reopen June Is. 1880. Address
myl7-3ms WALTER BURTON.
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AsBURl PARK, n. J..

n. dc
4 SBURY PARK, N.J.-THE BRIGHTON, ON Sd
"A ave. and half blocks from ocean large we'll
ventilated aud eom uncating rooms perfect sanitary
conditions. artesiIn water and gas throughout the
house for June September: also for
large parties. Address Mrs. HAMILTON HUM,
Proprietress. Jyl0-wks-.m'
A SBURY PARK-THE GUERNSEY-SEVE
N Delightfully."- located. Near beach lakes aud
bathing pavilion. Perfect sanitation Cias through
out. Woven springs and hair mattresses. Excel
lent table. Tennis, beating. fishing, dancing. Mod
crate prices. Fifth season. IHOS. q. ALLAN,
teS-2m Of Washington, DC.
"A THE VICTORIA
Family Hotel. fronting Ocean, unobstructed view
lighted by Gas and Electucity; Arteslan water. all
modern improvements superior table terms moderate
my14-3m
VNHE ST. CLOUD. 2l3 FIRST AVE.
Il Asbury Park.
Full view of the ocean. Wide piaZzas.
yl1-2m' NJ. LEWIS. PROPRIETOR.
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MI~GEI.I.ANEOUs.

rI'HE GRAND HOTEL FAUQUIER WHITE srr-
II ptur SIrlgs. Va. near MArrenton. Virxinis
Aidlahd Il. ~ lfotnailun. circulars and plan Of
rooms at Hotel Arnu. Masnin.ton DC Terms mod
Nj
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BICYCLES.

DICYCLE EXCHANGE, COR. MASS. AVE AND
DOH AVN heels New and Secondhand for sale
and exchange cheap. Reuung. Rel airing.
iy2l-lms PALMER A. SON. Prots
DICYCLEs-THE ''GAzELLE" sEFRTIEs FoR
Dl aides and Children; so. s35 and s32. All lisht
tubular steel frame machines made here and fully
warranted. Hugh Grade LADIES' Mems Ssfetes st
Low Prices. CRAWFORD a CO.,
Jeg-3n lllo 20. n.w
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IN SUMMER RESORT
".H reopen June lO. Has we'll shaded lawn. nns
mountain water, hut and cold bsths porticoes, fine
scenery and large rooms. Address
auO-lW J. NJ BELL HArerstowp. Nd
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WAIEh GAP HOUSE.
w Delaware Water Gap, Pa


NJ ALTERS sANITARIUM Is HE BFsr srT-
w uatod IA grand mountain park with crystal
s''li-s. habhing brooks. scenery OF the CAtsiflls
eNtTgreei groves. orchards, gardens vineyard dairy
Nerl baths massage. swedish movements eectricity
boNlng. boating, CrOQuet. teunls. sytnua.iur No
malaria or mosquitoes. For circulars address ROIsT
my l3-eOd.ynl
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

DOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
III STEAMER JOHN ". THOMPSON
Monday and rldAy. at E.n - NomlnL Cur
rionan and leOnardown. Tuesdays, at D 80 p.m m
Nomini, CurrOman. LsOnardtOvn, Cosn, kinsale
and Lodge. Fare. nrst class, soc second class 35c.
freight lower than other routesL kor information.
call Telephone 1850. su5-1m
STEAMER "wAKEFIELD"
- Leaves Gth-st. wharf on MONDAYS THURS
DAYS and sAIUkDAl at AIN. ketuTning TUES
DAY. IRIpAl and SUNDAY evenings,
EOr Nonllnl Creek Va, Deonardtovn and 81 Glenn
ents bay, Nd touching AZ intermediate lspdinga
Passenger accommodations hrst-class."
C " RIDLEY
.ys General Manssaz
MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT
Nl COmpany's Steamer
"TlGERT."
Capt. John A. ketchunl Baltimore and landings
on the Potomac river. kyery Monday O'Clock p N.
Apply "
STEVENSON a BRO.
Telephone 1853. lIe2o-3ml 7th st wharf.
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sEA.SIDE-JERSEY COAST

SEA-SIDE-JERSEY COAST.
PREXT0N VILLA, CAPE MAY CITY, NJ. EN-
ID larged and improved. Near the beach; large
pazzas; In full view of the the Iron ler
and hot and cold baths. SPECIAL rates to
families for season. Mrs. J. A MYEltS. Cape May,
NJ myl -eo, Am
CTOCKTON HOTEL,
- CAPE MAY, Nj
REMODELED AND FURNISHED.
Cuisine and appointments of the Highest order.
te16-2m l.. THEO. NATION. Prom.
TUNHE ALDINE. CAPE MAY, Nj, DIRECTLY oP-
l. poste the hot and cold water baths: location
unsurl assed; table appointments cuisine irst-class
For particulars apply to ThEO. MUELLER. Jel AIM
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rlNHE UNITED STATES HOTEL
l. ATLANIIC CITY. Nj
Remodeed. Enlarged Refurnished.
Finest Hotel the coast
Now open. W. s. ANDERSON,
my '-3M Manager.
TINHE WASHINGTON,
Il ATLANTIC CITY, Nj
Connecticut ave near Pacific
jel2-eo2m Mrs. A. +. WHITE of Washington Prop