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GOSHORN WILL NOT ACCEPT.
The Director Generalship Of the Big
Exposition Not Desired by Him.

Gen. A. T. Goshorn will not accept the
director generalship of the Columbian exposi-
ton. He said as much yesterday, adding Incl.
dentally that he had not been rendered the
position and did not know that it would be
offered him. Gen. Goshorn went to Philadel-
phia from New York in response to telegram
from P. A. B. Widener Of the fair committee.
At the conference Gen. Goshorn and ex-Gov.
Mccormack will express their views in detail.
The question of director generalship will not
come up. as the matter is entirely in tie
province OF the executive committee, which has
not ye. been appointed. The main purpose Of
the conference is to obtain authoritative opin-
ions on what shall constitute the powers and
limitations of the executive committee. L. w.
Palmer, president of the commission. and j. L.
Dickinson, secretary, Will attend the confer
ence.
Gen. Goshorn said yesterday: "The Chicago
exhibit will be mainly agricultural. and the
foreign representation will not be extensive.
That ia my opinion. based on the Paris EXPOSE
tion and the fact that foreign nations must
incur great expense to get to Chicago at all.
Financially, think the Chicago fair will be a
success No exposition since that OF the CEN
tenniGl has had equal pecuniary fruition but
Chicago may turn the line"
All the members of the subcommission said
that the present outlook for success was I'M
doubleday favorable. The trip to Paris will
probably not be taken, all information can
be obtained by correspondence.
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PEACH DEALERS COMPLAIN.
They Say the Railroads Make Poor
Time and Heavy Charges.

The hearing before the interstate commerce
commission on the complaint of the Boston
fruit dealers against the railroads running the
peach train" for alleged unjust rates and
undue delays in the service was continued at
Boston yesterday. Trainmaster Bradford
Murphy of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad resumed his testimony
concerning the means used to expedite the
movement Of peach trains over the road and
its branches. He said trains were scheduled at
twenty to twenty-five miles an hour including
stops, and that they frequently ran forty-tiye
miles an hour. Geo. W. Wait trainmaster of
the New York division of the Pennsylvania
railroad, testified that specially assigned on
gincs and crews were used i'll the peach traffic
Witness testified to the special facilities given
Eoston traffic and was cross-questioned as to
whether similar facilities were not usual for
perishable freight by ali roads.
Mr.. Macy, counsel for the Pennsylvania
road, asked that a day might be given by the
commission i'll Washington in order that he
might introduce evidence from peach growers
in jersey and Delaware as to the reasons for
the dimInution of the Boston peach trade, to
rebut the Inference that it was due to high
rates OF freight. The commission decided that
the testimony might be taken in Washington,
and if Boston counsel desired 20 present testi-
mony in rebuttal one of the commission would
come TO Boston to take it.
Assistant General Freight Agent Wilcox of
the New Haven road testified that there was no
agreement for through rate on peaches. His
road made tariff In connection with the New
England road from jersey City to Boston OF
slO0 per car, not to exceed II weight Of $4,000
pounds.
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MCDOWELL AGAIN REPUDIATED.
Butler County, Pa, Republicans Call
for a New Conference.

The meeting Of the republican county COM
mittee Of Butler county, Pa, yesterday after
noon to consider the twenty fifth district mud
die was one of the most exciting ever held, but
when it came to q vote Mcdowell did not have
single supporter. Speeches were made by
Mcdowell and ex-Congressman Sam Miller in
behalf of the Mercer county mans claim to be
the ominee Of the district for Congress and by
DR.. Bennison, Col. John NJ. sullivan, James
NJ. Galbraith and others in opposition to the
nomination.
series of resolutions were adopted setting
forth that 1t was the sense of the committee
that McDowelrs nomination was unfairly, I'M
lawfully and corruptIy made. and is not bind
ing on the republicans of this district and can
not be lndorsed by them or at the polls in No
vember. The chairman was authorized to ap-
point committee of three to confer with
other republicans regarding new conference.
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NEW YORK STRIKERS DESPERATE
A Riot Expected at Any Moment Among
the Cloak Makers.

The condition Of the striking cloak makers
in New York may be characterized as critical
on the verge of riot. An outbreak of twenty
striking cloak makers occurred last evening.
The attack was made in the apartments Of
Celia Bander, at No. 4 Allen street. They
acted like mad men. A cry of police scattered
the men and only one of tine rioters was cap
tured by the police. Two thousand police re-
serves were massed at the various police
stations ready to answer at an instants notice.
Rioting was contemplated by the cloak makers,
but Acting superintendent Byrnes' quick action
cowed them. Since the riot of two weeks ago
the acting superintendent has been keeping
close watch on the cloak makers. His men
have been at all their meetings, secret well
as public, and there they learned things which
made close watch upon their movements inn
perative. Socialism ana its ranker brother,
anarchy, were being instilled into their breasts
by fiery and ignorant leaders like Barondess.
There was a secret meeting Wednesday night.
just what transplred there Inspector Byrnes
refused to tell, but it is known that the cloak
makers, under Barondess' fiery language, de-
cided at a secret meeting to mass about the
cloak factories and do bodily violence to all
who applied for or attempted to return to work.
superintendent Byrnes men were present at
this meeting. The matter assumed such serious
shape that they communicated at once with
their chief Ten minutes later the various
precinct commanders received by general
alarm peremptory order to hold the off
platoons in reserve from o'clock until further
notice. Acting Superintendent Byrnes was at
his office in the central police building at
very early hour and receiving reports from all
precincts.
At S:15 yesterday he considered the danger
past for the time being at least. and ordered
the officers of platoons at the various station
houses to allow the reserves to go home. A
number OF manufacturers and contractors re-
sumed work with non-union men, among them
Messrs. G. Schwab Il Brothers Of No Al Greene
street.
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The Notorious Murderer Reported to
Have Been Arrested in London.

Halifax lady who is now visiting dis
tnguished official i'll London writes home that
Jack the Ripper" is under arrest in that city,
He was captured on information given by his
sister. He is medical student, and the
police have kept the matter very secret in
order that they might work up case against
him.
The information, while startling, is vouched
for by the lady, who says she learned the
facts accidentally through her acquaintance
with the family she is visiting,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. Fair dealing has always been the
motto OF The EVENING STAR. "a dollars
worth in return for every dollar received" is
the principle upon which its business is con-
Quoted. Advertisers usually get from ten TO
one hundred dollars for every one invested in
its advertising columns.
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DARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
W. b MOSES & SONS.
CORNER nth AND STREETS NORTHWEST
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS, &c.
To make space for the goods for fall season we
Offering many attractive bargains. The following
few:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles, fail length. with trimmings all
complete, worth Soc and 75c.; l5c. each.
100 Curtain Poles, extra heavy. with trimmings
complete. worth 75c. TO 81 so; 25c. each.
80 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to SO.
100 PAIRS Lace Curtains reduced to 81.
liner Curtains reduced to less than import prices
AlarEe assortment of portierss. less than manufac
turers' prices.
CARPET DEPARTMENT
Carpets of the following sizes, made of Remnants.
with Border al around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
fee, inches by feet inches. 90; reduced
from SIS.
$ fee, 3 inches by ~ feet $40. so; reduced from
SIS.
S feet inches BY feet inches, s1o.5o; reduced
fromsIs
s feet inches by IL feet. s11; reduced from els.
{ feet inches by IL feet inches. ais; reduced
from 522.5O
feet ) inches BY Is feet inches els; reduced
from 3:92.
5 feet inche. by IA feet, sl6 SO; reduced from
50.
10 feet C inches by 8 feet inches sl5 reduced
from s.5.
10 feet inches by Is feet. els; reduced from 500
lO1eet u inches BY l6 feet inches. $50; reduced
from s3l.
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
4 feet 6 inches by q feet, s4 reduced from IS.
stcei ! inches by Ii feet, sI6, reduced from s25
. feet : inches by IL feet, sl5 reduced from
$40.
IOfeet 6 inches By 10 feet inches. s23 reduced
from $500.
MOQUETTE AND WILTON cARPETs
6by : feet. $40; reduced from SIS.
Gby $ feet inches, sI2. so; reduced from els.
Gfect 0 inches by feet inches, . 1880; reduced
from go.
feet ) inches BY 12 feet o inches, eco; reduced
from So. 30
feet inches by 10 feet inches $50; reduced
from $50.
feet b. 10 feet 3 inches, SIS; reduced from
$3.50.
300 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs go. so: reduced
from s4.25.
STRAW MATTINGS.
200 Rolls WHITE and fancy, 40 yds, worth s5
SO.
80 Rolls white and sInry. 30 yds worth s6. s4
lJJ L,.ls a.. ) d.;..-.Ss, ~ yds.. worth sl6
80.
80 !o..s licsyy D-I.a-E, 40 yds.. worth sI6. s1O
BABY CARRIAGES.
Ne EggiuZ - discount every carriage $50
t-lscr- anu > discount every carriage from 81
$50. Tins opportunity to buy q nne carriage
:,.ve.y little money.
WINDOW SHADES.
We Offering fine assortment Of colors with all
S1tates AID complete Tor zoe each
MOSQUITO CANoPIEs.
ful line Of every style and size from as cents to
500.
". d. MOSES 4 SONS.
Cor 18th and + sta NV.
Washington. D. c.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. UPHoLsTERIEs, DECO.
RATIoNS. WALL PAPER. &c. 10
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ST. LEON PALACE HOTEL.
W ST. LION OT-F
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

MOCNTAlN VIEW HOUSE, IN ALLEGHENIFS;
w 3.Oul ieet elevation; large airy rooms. good
board saddle and driving horses. bowling alley lawn
tennis; reasonable rates. Address JOHN A. LANTZ
Aurofs !" Va leO-.m'
VSOR SALE OR RENT-AMONG THE BERKSHIRE
rrgton. Mass.
part lad out IN we'll kept lawns shaded by large and
beautiful trees OF all Kinds.
The house is 40 feet with ~
feet square first foor has broad hall, large pArlor
smaller parlor, dlnlng room, library china closets
buffers pantry. kitchen, laundry ROOM Sec
old hOor four large bed rooms in main part OF house
and three IN the extension bath roon linen room aud
store room; third story three bed rooms. trunk ruo
&c. added 10 this all modern improve large
cellar, dry and well cemeted abundant water suppy
stable has stalls tor horses, box stalls harness
room and room for twelve carriages. plenifully sup
piled with running water and well ventilated There
IRE also on the place ice house. tool house &c.
Price, completely furnished. al q 600
IL. ODO
We can rent this place furnished from now for
four or five months ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOCO
For particulars apply 90
CHALMERS VOORHEES,,
Je24-1m 1{lS st. Nv
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Died of Violence.

The jury empaneled in the case of Joseph
Mclaughlin, who was found dead in bed at At
lantic City last Friday night. rendered the fol-
lowing verdict last night: 1--WE find that Joseph
Mclaughlin came to his death by blows IN
ficted at the hands of some person or persons
unknown to tho jury" The matter now rests
with the authorities to discover, if possible,
who the guilty parties are.
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Sympathy for the Danish Seamen.

cablegram from London says: The National
Seamens Union, with view to forcing the Eng
lish ship owners TO influence the Danish ship
owners announces that general strike Of sea-
men will be inauguEated July 20, and that the
men will not return to work until the demands
Of the Danish soamen for wages equal to those
paid English seamen are conceded. confer
ence between representatives of the Scamen's
Union and ship owners will be held at Suuder-
land on July 26
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SIS, 900 In q Garbage Barrel

An ashman at Newport found a check for
$4,000 yesterday in ex-Secretary Whitnoy's gar
bage barrel at his summer residence in New
port. The check was in sealed envelope and
made payable to Mrs. Whitney.
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ANACOSTIA'S INTERESTS.
A Lively Meeting of the Citizens Asso-
citation Last Evening.

PREPARING FOR THE BRIDGE oELEBRArIoN-Drs-
SUBTRACTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOL MANAGE
MENT-sUGGEsTISa CHANGE OF Trustee
THK JEFFERSON STREET SEWER, ETC.
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In Mr.. McClammy's District.

There was protracted struggle in tho demo-
cratic congressional convention for tho third
North Carolina district at Clinton yesterday.
The forty-fifth ballot resulted: c. W. Nc
Clammy, liz; Wharton ]. Green, 107; C. r.
Aycock, 80; scattering, &c No nomination.
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Hurled Round n Shaft.

An accident occurred at the Mount Holly,
Pa, Paper Company mills yesterday. VIM.
Latsbaugh, while engaged at his duties, came
in contact with a revolving shaft The shaft
was running at the rate Of thirty five revolu-
tions per second, and catching the unfortunate
man whirled him round and round, inflicting
painful injuries. One of his legs was broken
just below the thigh, both arms badly bruised
and he received internal injuries, from which
it is thought he will not recover.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union.

The opening exercises OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union Assembly at
Asheville, NC, yesterday were conducted by
Mrs. Woody, the president of the North Caro-
lima Christian Temperance Union. Miss Annie
Gordon gave her second lecture on young
womens work. She has q childrens meeting
every afternoon which is very interesting
Dean Wright of Boston delivered the initial
lecture of his course in Bible readings He
objected to the exclusive use of the term
saint" for evangelists, and stated that all
Christians were saints in the early days and
that the church canonized saints, but later the
gave one of her talks on purity in literature
and art, and Mrs. II. b. Kells spoke briefly on
the value of the press in Woman's Christian
Temperance Union work. Thirteen states are
now represented and other delegates are
coming in. Dean Wright delivered a public
lecture in the Methodist Church last night be-
fore large audience.
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The Entire Crew Per,sbed.

The loss Of the American schooner William
Gice has been fully confirmed. The whole
crew, consisting of sixteen persons persisted.
The vessel was on voyage from Cape Ann to
iceland.
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To RESTORE, thicken and give you a luxuriant
growth Of hair, 10 keep its color natural as In
youth, and to remove dsndruf, use only Halls
lair Remover.
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ATLANTIC Crrx AND RETURN, S3.5o.-B. a
o. excursion July Goth. Special train leaves 3.
q q. station 400 IN. Tickets good for DAYS,
Sa5Q
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A Phfadelphian's Shocking Suicide.

John McTague, machinist aged forty years,
committed suicide yesterday morning by stand
ing IN front Of passenger train on the Cum
berland and Maurice River railroad at Bridge
ton, Pa His home was in Philadelphia. but
for several days he had been ut work in Bridge
ton.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.


SPRINGS AND BATHS.
RocK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS.
VIRGINIA.
Abou. six hours from washington Adelishtful home
for families aud all who need rest. renewal Of health
Cuisine une.ceiled in any mountain resort.
Private steam -hesiei baths of mineral waters.
An Immense swimming POOL temperature Of water
All rational amusements. rood music. fne lawn.
shady walks and rslnbles in abundance.
Circulars and ali information a. A. 8 Pratt & Sons
once. Sun Building, or on application to
A s. PRATT. Proprietor.
my6-3m Rock Enon Springs. Va
ShANNoNDALE sPRINGs1Now OPEN 70
B4ue Ridge mountains; excellent boating. bathing.
mineral srn. e sms :xehIs s
new; Apply TO sHANNONDALk STRINGS CO..
yl5 eo-6t' ChErlestown. Jefferson county, WA.
"SNLli S ssEisSsc COUNTY. WA
The most noted for its excellent and comfortable
commoda,ons IN the two Virsinias Tie hotel build
ings and COTTAGES are unequal their superior
short and beautiful drive from station in splendid
5.ih9rse coaches Terms rcSiuced 10 sl5 per week.
s2o Per mort III. Send for pamphlets. \. VI; CART
MILL ManaVer myl7-eo;im
STRIBI,ING SPRINGS
- Alum, sulphur and Chalybeate Waters
NJ shenandoah Mountains. Va.
gh soq sna the Ss house in the v5
New owners Send Tor circular
CHICHESTER STEWART,
my3l-stu. th2ot 1. u, Stribns springs. Va
ST. LEON PALACE HOTEL.
" ST. LION. QUE
his celebrated establishments one of the most de-
nghtful and agreeable summer resorts on the cont
nent. is nov open.
The numerous tourists who this beautiful sro,
annually VIII ma IL TINS year. under the manage
ment, mort attractive than ever
To sufferers frem rheumatism Neuralgia, IndiSes-
with this hotel offer sur cure "
Terms: ." to s3 day aud ! 10 TO sl5 per week.
jylA2w' NJ A. THOMAS, Manager.
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EScAAPNKSr WEEK steamer schedule. See
advt
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. 7.

A MER COTTAGE, 1913 KENTUCKY AVE AT
"A lantc City, NJ; neat the beach, Terms moderate
Now open.
te2s-lm Mrs. NJ +. AMER tlate OF washingtonl
CAMBRIDGE. ATLANTIC CITY, Nj
w. Ocean Front.
ceZ.o0 and - per Day. All modern cow niences.
CUISINE i9 OF the best. SAMUEL H. LEWIs. Prop
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RArID Wnrr1xc BusrSrss CLUE.

(Of The Spence, ian business Colleges. Penmanshfp
PublIcI;iu St-ei Pens. ttr.I
RAPID WRITING BUSINESS CLUB Is
now Orslnlzinx at SfENCElIAS BUSINESS COLI
Lltl, for complete course OF lessons in PRACrI-
CAL PE\MAN~HiP, under the peraOuai training of
IL" widely known STESCER BROTHERS.
SPECIAL. BATES for the August term. 81 for twelve
lessons. morning or evening sessions change from
bal % good writing guaranteed to sill who follow the
Instructions. The lady aud gentleman making hest
inrrUveHrut during the course Will receive back
ter uirInH. rsiIIp Tees. - ear.
A|TIiT-iiI t.CERtS can Now lie secured a. the Col
lesN Gi.r- entrance .S - Uur Invest. ~ Y-lU:t
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Observation-Disclosures.

Ray RIDGE HOTEL. BAY RIDGE, MD.
- HOTEL OPENS JUNE IA.
Location unsurpassed. FIrst-class accom- mode.
tons. Transient rates 50 to 81 per day. Weekly
rates Sl2 aud upward Special rates for families
WILLIAM MEZlCk, superintendent
my2Stoau2O BAY Ridge, Nd.
HEALTH REsORT-CHERRY-sTON COTTAGE
~ situated at Cherrystone Inlet, Chesapeake
Bay, Northampton county. Va. 2h miles IRON Cher
iton Station on the N.I.P. and n kR. This house is
now being finished, will contain 30 rooms. COM
pletey furnished billiard room, bar room, smoking
room: stabling for II horses; for o
wharf 700 feet long: incosed pavilion end 2OxG0
Enclosed swimming pool beneath; covered bathing
pool for ladies and children 200 long vegetable
garden to supply house; 1855 feet 81 porch around
main house lnclosed with glass: sloop carry twenty
persons row boats; acres Of oyster ground planted
with oysters; wells OF pure cool soft water within
one hour of the best shooting grounds for wild owl
the Atlantic coast oysters. hard and soft CLANS
and fish in abundance In season nalsr mosqui-
toes: now open tor guests. Terms: 81 10 per day,
$40 per week. go Tor four weeks. Steamer to Old
Point, thence to Cape Charles CITY, then by rail TO
Cheriton Station, where bus will meet passengers
Cost from Washington TO Cherrystone Cottage incud
ing meals and state room, 81. Leave Washington by
Norfolk steamer and arrive Cherrystone Cottage
J. B. WISE
Manager.
InA
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

DIG BOTTLE VIRGINIA CI.ARET ESQ g. BOTS,
ID SI; Best Creamery butter, 25c. per ID 1 bot
home made Blackberry Wine, 2oc-; boxes ssrdinea
Sweet Cstawba Wine 25c.; BeBottle Whisky, 25c.
jy11-lms OHAhk's. l245 9TH ct. NV.
= UTZ BROs' CELEBRATED PICKLES AND Ia
BILE sauce Of all kinds be had in bottles Keys or
barrels by applying to their sole agents A. DEPUE
son, SIS 70 $40 ~ st kw. myl7 .3m
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EDUCATIONAL.

~ EM WINDSOR CuLIlGE- WINDSOR FEMALE
ANMindsor Business college. hun each
college. with oipluuas and dosress. Also thorough
IreIHTatory Schools. Reasonable charges. OEens
September Il. Address
Rev. A. VI. JELLY DID,,
N-b--m' Prs. New Windsor, Nd
R!CHARD COMPTON NOICE SPECIALIST M
IA SnSiig and SteakIIgl. l3O3x II st. n.w-Ies-
SOILS Day aud Evening Patrons aud Pupils carefully
tared Tor FGilOr llataofin, Concert stage OlerA.
jy22-Bt'
(NARENS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, \ MILES FROM
~ Nashnvtun. Strictly Select Normal Home School,
COMPETENT chers Location hig and healthy. Ac-
rcssltle ~ rall. Miss NJ. NJ. NOkIHINGTON SEM
mary %. Fairfax county. Va iylA-2ws
Ia FL MAR COLLEGE, WITH Music AND ART
IN Conssrvatory. IL the school for Young Women.
send for catalogue.
CORNELIUS l.. EEFDY. President
ylO-Sm HLgcrstoNn, Mariana
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WINDSOR SULPHUR sPRINGs-s0 MILES
w nom Washington. ". Nd r. R, 1000 feet above
tide No mosQuitos; pure wster: gardens, orchsrds
pure milk, tce. horees stables large buildings Crcu-
Prop. New Windsor, Nd. te6-2m
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jy2-1ms

EORT MONROE. OLD POINT COMFORT wa
l. fine chance for party acquainted with the hotel
business. A Fine and Commodious Summer Resort
for sale or would take party having cash capital of
$4,000 part The hotel is situated at mouth
Of Chesapeake bay and known as Buckroe Beach
Hotel. Circulars and all information furnished on aT-
plication to Mrs. ELIZA LANCER, Lock Box 81. Fort
Monroe, Old Point Comfort Va 1yl2-2m
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". D. MOSES L SONS.
Cor. 18th and sta NV.
Washington. DC
FURNITURE CARPETS, UPHOLsTERIEs. DECO.
RAIIONS. WALL PAPER. &C.. So
..Ls
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~ SdENANDOAH CO., VA.
Sumn1d hort for Health and Pleasure. Tia anest
climate III the mountains Of the virginiss Climsts
very ,n1nRrSns and free from fog Ayerase tenn
h The lntge. number Of different Springs owned and
controlo4yyh The company makes e the popuisr r.
States. ~ S@Ns9S~
Pure spring water; perfect drainage pure milf nm.
excelled cuisne: billiard rooms for ladies and senSo
men; bowling Alley tennis courts l.rEest swimming
poSt IN me sirrinias. &C Good livery; excellent
property acres in extent embracing some Of the
hnest mountain scenery IN the country For circulsrs
and terms address II, w. EVlNa Msnsvar
my3-eo-3m
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GLEN HOUSE. WHITE MOUNTAINS. n. H.,
" opens June 2S; special rates TO families for sea
son the most modern and finest located hotel in the
mountains. comm nding from its 500 feet Of yeran-
dss entire view of the Presidential range; perfect
system OF drainage numerous springs Of pure water
cuisine and service unsurpassed telegraph and o.
in hotel. C. k MlLIIKEN proprietor
GEO p METCALF. manager 5ei4 -eo2m