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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

CHAIRS.
500 Solid Oak Dining
Chairs, with cane seat and
high back, finished in an
tique and sixteenth eeE-
fury. at the extraordinar-
lily low price of 81 each.
800 High-back Solid Oak
Chairs. hand polished.
substantially built and
finished with small side
arms. Fully worth 81. 50.
Only 81. 80 each.
To close, We offer 4 Eie-
giant Gilt Reception
Chairs. finished with Gold
leaf. each q different pat
tern. Formerly 81. 80 and
IS. Only D each.
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NM NM 90 RRR ZEE
M 8 9 EKk In
HnN 90 EEEK
/ + ! E {: So J; g. E
EN- ZEE H ~ ~ soosE y a
I & ZEE .kk 90 w 4 "A 4 LIZ :

We sre 90 full Of IL ourselves that 10
naturally think you are also interested.
Only few weeks ere we are firmly estab-
lished in the stately new business edince.
Meantime We are busily planning what
goods We shall carry With us and what it
is best to leave behind. Every day we
unearth little odds and ends" we DO not
propose to carry with uA An of these
are promptly disposed OF at reduced
prices
Perhaps you have not hsard of the re-
ducffons. All onr choice and varied
stock Of Tooth Brushes. Imported Buff
falo Horn Combs. Hair Brushes. Nail
FiIes, Flesh Brushes. sponees. Chamois
and 9 dozen other like Necessities are
marked down 20 per cent. To fully ap-
preciste this opportunity you must re-
member that prior TO this reduction
these Lines were selling FAR below the
usual druggists prices.
We were surprised q the number and
variety Of these articles stored around
the premises. You cannot fail to hnd
Just what you want among the countless
variety presented.
DID YOU RIVER SEE A
n L L ON QUIN INE
PHI L 2 Here 10 your opportunity.
Glsnce 1t our big window full We can
supply the entire demand OF this city,
and yet not exhaust our present stock
Of Quinine Pills. We are the only Drug
gtsts In the city selling:
Boxes Of 100 2-grain Qp:nins Pills,
oaly 25 cents.
Boxes Of 100 3-Srain Quipine Piiia.
only Is cents,
I~SAxx (pxxS~, Ia
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DIvASs.
We have left 8 very
handsome Divans in solid
oak. cherry and imitation
mahogany, richly uphoi-
stored with . superior
quality Of brocatelle. A
very attractive piece Of
furniture and has been
selling as s25. We shah
close out these eight st
SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

1.-THE MONUMENTAL noe-2.
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:; 6 / 4 {.
III s. E.. e. Az :; AL. {:
: " II III " II T.. +. s. E:
s.j|E.J$E. E.. HH i {;
T.. 4 II :: I; ~ Fl: G.: It's:
NEAR Con- 13ru AND F Sis N. w.

The season has been eedinsly backward and
the demand for goods greatly m peded.
immense establis hment and warehouses
stocked to their utmost limit
many of which were bought especially for the
Holidays In order o induce you o buy your
.CHR1sTMAs PnEsExrs
At this time We have concluded to make q special
Offering of two articles in each of our
various departments. n . single item
mentioned below but from Is to 25
This IS beyond doubt the best
opportunity of the season buy at saving
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CH1rFoxIERs.
Large Solid Oak Chiffon
iers, with round bsvsled
platsglass mirror. I'VE
drawers. hand polished In
antique hniah. axs % By
34-inch top. and would b
copsidsred fair value e
olh only %. so each.
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NlOUCHES.

We have Just received
another dozen OF those
elegant Wilton Rug
Couches. elegantly fp-
ished with silk trim
mings, which we have
concluded to sell at the
same extraordinary low
price Of SIS 15 earh.
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each.
JRTAINs.
We believe We have the
most extensive line Of
Curtains In the city. To-
morrow we shall offer:
100 pairs Of White Not
tinghsm Lace Curtains.
81 yards long and full
width. very attractive
patterns. only sl.50 per
pair.
nssant Chenille por-
there's. with handso,ns
Dsdo and knotted fringe
At top and bottom. usual
price @7.5 so, only % per
pair.
100 pairs Of nottingham
L'scs Curtains. in . Brus-
sells pattern, 81 yards
ionx an d fun width.
Would not b high st
g. 80.
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A Crank Immigrant Sent B.cl.

The steamer Columbia, which arrived at New
York on the 10th instant had among her pas
sengers young Russian, Alexander Gregoro-
vich, who passed the immigrant inspectors and
was allowed to land. He reached Washington
few days ago and excited suspicion by
attempting to see the President at unreasona-
BILE hours for the purpose Of ''helping him run
the government" He vas subjected to medi-
cal examination and pronounced insane. The
case was referred TO the Irsssnry department
structions for the return OF the man to Russia
at the expense Of the steamer that brought
him over. Gresoroyich was taken In charge
by United States detective In this city yester.
day and carried 70 New York last night
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Last Man to Be Hanged in New York.

Samuel f. weyman, the Livingston county
murderer, convicted of killing Emory Thayer at
Avon in 1885, was brought before the general
term of the supreme court in session in Buffalo
yesterday and the date of his execution by
hanging was fixed for August 6. He made
quite a speech to the court, protesting his limo
eenee and claimed he could prove an alibi if
given time. He is probably the'l man who
will be sentenced to death by hanging in the
state of New York, as he was first sentenced be-
fore the new electrical execution law took
effect,
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Confederate Monument Unveiled,

Yesterday witnessed the greatest assemblage
ever gathered within Pensacola's limits, the
occasion being the unwilling of the confeder
ate monument. The monument is located il
the center of r. E. Lee Square, the site being
eighty feet above the waters of the bay. The
monument is constructed on granite from
Richmond. Va. surmounted by a figure repre-.
senting a confederate soldier OF 1868, modelled
from the painting belonging to the state OF
Virginia and hanging in the capitol at Rich
mond. The whole structure is over fifty feet
high. Every military organization in the
state. save two (being fourteen in rumber)
participated in the parade.
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ssoswoVEN Aose
s@16 CENTsco|
Blue BRAND

II you cannot get ii of your dealer will send it,
express paid. on receipt Of money.
SAMPLE FREE IF YOU MENTION THIS PAPER.
BOSTON WOVEN HOSE CO. MASF'RS OF
RUBBER Betting AND PACKING, s.,o DEy
ONsHIRE STREET. BOSTON; 205 LAKE
ST, CHICAGO. 5 Bush ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
CAL uy2l tn s,tu:g9t
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

toners in the District Of Columbia, advertise in
TIE EVENING STAR. Everybody reads II.
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The Leicester Knitting Mills Of Charles
Spencer Il Co. in Germantown, suburb OF
Philadelphia, were damaged by fire on Tuesday
morning TO the extent Of $50 900; fully insured.
Urban Il Co.'S -four mill in Buffet 10 was dam
aged by fire early on Tuesday to the extent of
$40 900: fully Insured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-18
Dr. C. VI. JORDAN,

G66 18TH STREET NV.
Specially Diseases Of the Nose Throat Lunss and
Ear.
Oface hoIrS-a 70 II a u, to p. w.. to ?. IN.
Sundays. y to I'm. jel3-eo3t
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Mary A. Bergman. little miss of about fifteen years
Of residing with her mother at i2l street north
east bias had trouble with her right and and
throat Tor ve years. the outcome Of Scarlet Fever.
which left her with running from the which dis
charged cOpOlsly. much that il kept the outer
portion Of her almost raw. This. with the odor
arising the--from. made il most troublesome con-
dition. Added this she had deal of trouble
with her ami throat-her would sum more
and her throat felt full. dry and lnfamed she
had considerable pain the and her voice was
thick AMI husky. She Is quite accomplished must
elan and had a lovely voice before she had Scarlet
F~yer. but until she Dr. Jordan she couldn't
sing at all She had been to several Physicians. but
they could neither stop the running from her nor
help the condition Of her throat.
In conversation with the reporter Mrs. Bergman
ssid THAT there great deal Of Improvement
Her daughters has stopped running entirely. her
nose Is clear. she does now have 70 clear he
throat. shs notice a decided Improvement in her
v0ev. and. take il all in all. there Is a wonderful
cElazs-"
Ms Bergman Is willing to confirm all Of the above
to any one callins nc her residence.
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VINO Has Nor H,p
POOR HOSE?
coon RTRRER HOSE

GOOD RUBBER HOSE
Could he bought ten years Why? Because there
THjbsT in it, The Hose sold by dealers today
tains little or no pure rubber. OUR BLUE BRAND
HOSE is the Old Ts iOHed Kind snd is made Of rubber
With good should last five six years. II is
cheap the price. As a guarantee that you get
ting what Jon for and not paying hizh price
FOR poor article place this brand every length
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

toh ,,. koktobk, FORTRESS MONROE, VIZ
ne ne. Ma,nanesh Iron f.I..s wksHiSe-
AoS shn AOhfOLk, daus from foot a 1th II Al 2 .
"a Tickets On safe at Is. and o. ofhces div ana All
rennsyIvania ave aid on stesmers. yei2 an
Soh NORFOLK. OLD FONT AND pTNEY
n tSins s ssss ssssp,er LADY OF IKE LAKE. f.rs
$500 NJ uno tr1p " 40 nteamer lea wharf.
, snd pi ssSs q cable cara TssssY S1y s.ia.y
reiufnished throughout. Through tlckets 10 Boston
thetullnx meals and state roolns. 10 IS and New
Do Ielephons call. lSsU. and O. q. ofhnss--
my4 ALFRED WoOD "A p
m ARfLANb AND NiisuiNIA sIEAnBOAr
~ Company Steamer Sue. Capt. W. @. ceorbe<an.
leaves every sunday At Baltimore aud rive
iand,nss Steamer John Il. 1ygrrt, Caps. .ohB A
?. for river ishdinss. Thursday trip VII Be- en-
tended TO Baltimore. All IrsxsI must 10 prrJald.
for psssAgs and freight Apply 10 s1LPHINsOA .
BIO. 1th st. wharf. Ia aud l.tl o.
> Leaves ,th st visrf on MoNDAYn THuRsDAYD
end sAIpRpAis a. am. hetusaius IIksDA6
klDAf and SUNDAY evening".
For Nonni Greek. Va, ana 81. Clemenb b~y. 49,
touching ~ lllternlesiiate lanolnsS.
{. " RIDLEY.
- GENERAL AaaA~se.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
sEA-siDE-NISCEILANEOUs

HOTEL cAsTLEToN. BRIGHTON HEIGHTS,
n =. Seorxe Lspdins, Staten Island "A new and
MAGNIFICENT structure with elevator and ali modern
improyeine1hs; decorated throughout and elegantly
guests June l. 1881 JAS. X. RODGERS, hropris,or,
formsTy kensngtop, Saratoga springs. late Of Cole
man House. New York city. my l9Llm.
MooRE's HOTEL AND SUMNER RESORT.
1 neo ,n;,a Nd is now open for summer
under X and nurses half price mosquitoes steam
boats daily, HEhBERt u. MOOkE, froprietor.
ncEAN CITY. MD
" OCEAN CITY. MIDI
- As Bayard Taylor remarks ..The velvet beach of
the Atlantic No MOSQUITOES. no hay fever. Direct
trains troiu Baltimore to hotel door in four hours
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL
WILL. OPEN JUNE 2o
Books now open at Hotel.
tes-2m Clio. KtiNGsriNE. Proprietor.
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Mr.. ROBERT p. PoRrER's ADDRESS.

The address of the evening was delivered by
Mr.. Robert ?. Porter, the superintendent of the
census, who spoke eloquently and forcihly of
the progress made by the colored people He
spoke OF the spread of education as being one
of the important factors in this progress
Upon the conclusion of Mr.. Porter's Grafton.
which WAS heard throughout with the closest
attention, the benedictOa pronounced and
the graduating exercises of the class Of 81 came
to a close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-18

ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS. .sHENAN-
propr aSaa o0"1 ..r w.eW Gs.ins Arsenic. SUI
phur and Iron sprinxr;a Bowiins ailsy, shooting
splendid rides and drives Largest swipming pool in
supplied with winter from the mountain. Seven
tases, ACCOMMODATIONS for Loo. Altitude :, 300
No mosQuitos. Or. @. W, Chancellor Of baltimore
and Dr.. Chamberlain o. Warrington VIII be IN e.,
turnish music. Address r. TENNEt CO., National
Orkney Springs. spso-5m
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DENTISTRY.

rCHE EVANS DENTAL PARLoks 1917 PA AVE
NV. Teeth extracted Positively without pain
danger by our psinisss sfsfems hsrIless vesretsbs
sspor. IN use VI Ne only lie e1scs ~. pesssni and
reasonable pr1~es. api4-shl'
nR. sTxKR fIRsoNs, gIH 81. COR d Nv.
~ Hryt-ciak gold and othef nlinxs sl-<lnity APP
plicstion 70 gums prevents pain earsetiI 1eeiA
crowns and plates inserted. uI.s5
nENTAL EXPERIMENTATION UNTpRR-
~ afy, corner srt and n. ". Olsn 10 .. al fho
Year .Lxtrsctsnr. &C.. irss tniiiss ana plstss e
THEE DENTAL frfiRMAHi,-TIfJH fiLLkD
sess q ns,sr,s q IT, n q. 49, beisia psIsfs-
ptnf q the Columbian lulssrsiiy. nolu ~ a. N
daily, except euf day. lxfruclsul uesl ilnri,ary
oien FROM Ortobef ~ yuns IA ~
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RAII.ROADS.
RioAAoSS aSp Il eA s. f I'M, sA ia %

ioHAo - aSp sA s..i ian, $4,000 isl %
Al srsins w. and amy !, isnnsy'sanla fa.-'D-
ssso va : D~'iy ter lynrh INV, s,ur- at al ~
lions Connets q CalNeri,n tor warrenion sud fsa-
s,gS Ss1ss nd ss.,sTn siiIssS Tor GSsnoss
salem, Mytheyi!e. bristol. Knoxville. cbsitanOOss
:. II Is a " Ds.ly for Nsls-.ss, wsrr~nton and
lee ss s ' % q sna 5sS Hsssy
Stsonton sud White "a lihnr srrihxs, aud fsir
SSe Ssne byn Ss ,S aPs s's'.S s.s
ern North Carolina Dyson. chsrloite md -tations
Charlotte Diyison 70 Atlanta. NEerr conn~,sion %
made in Union Station for all princlpai l'nt- south
Pulin,sa buffet slerler. Nes Iors aud Washington
iceew orleans We Ssuisoi,r ~ ssd Mobile. ana Inl-
mAn seeIcr q Ncuspius va Bitsuiu lam. unites a.
ua'6ia aud a, oirecnsI.oFo MIA Pullman SLEEPER
Asots.s ", a., i'' s1S b s, s1,, sunday for
sirssbarg and ,nicrmeliats stsiiun-
Fsuqnier White 81 pnur sprnss'
= - n. ID 8. v siiis.GIoS AND SOUTH
ocni Train 81 huffman cs,b'ed Palaces. ,onsisiinx
o. brs~iHs hoSn, plniny, slsyrnE and batfrs
ana nost Mssuinreit and luNurloa. Dessn. built
ihis sonnsS ton ~lfh Iirsf-ras- TirI-is not
eh eedin- ~ over sud shoys saal Pullman ohArsss 10
a1ns nissIs g conn ni tions rit b. issi iraas
ha.n-
Ill, u o. p m-n.ily. southern Espr~.- ior Lynch;
s,1,lois Nesern North tArg ma Division, charlotte
anu STATIONS south Carolina Division and
Staiiuns Atlanta and chari -te DIVISION Atlanta,
where CtnnsStlon - made mon Station Tor all
POINTS South and Southwest. Through cuariIs- Ne~
\ ORR 90 Atlanta.
PullIuan Brny, Sleeper. New Yorh TO Knoxville "a.
dShrhnp.s, b-hv.lie. salisbury and Western Notth
CGfulina DiNis!un.
Pullman bgn-I sleeper. Nash n.ton to New orl-.n.
wa h.stlts, Autl;gvasrS and NefAi..
TRAINS ON v AshlNG1uN ANDoHfO DIVISION
eANe Washington y a. IA, DAT B. - y n M daily and
- ', NJ rAfrif SUNDAY. h,tuning. ATrivea Wash
Ccld SUNDAY.
n hr"nsh trains from the South VIA Charlotte and
t AffiNe ia Ma-irih toa - an, 10 -
Ahd " pan, ma IRON Charlotte and Warren
t"h al ~ a ma. StrHsf urs lo-al ~ ~ a. - m
ANActs. Scclinr aar sud .nfsruih tian
luai>ufi ana bAsgasr checkrd AZ uf1s i.6sl l'eun-
isshls ave-. aud # fa"ssn-er siatiuu, ienu.y yAnla
hsif"ad. pth anh ~ SIS Vast ttl.toil. u e.
Jet JAS. l.. TAILOR GENERAL Pass A.r.ut
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{ 'HEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Scheiula Va effect MAY 20 1901
- - Leave | nion ilsis,i, fili and y street..
10 - AIN, tor NeNporr News Old Point CON, f,,, ~.
NofiSik daily. Arrive Al oid fuiut al d al a. nv
. and Norfolk a; U;A5 pm. f ''"'
pm. IN innan kApress daily FOR station. I'm Viz
ynih, West NifslniA. kenfusky and t,n,fpn..i
Nt>iihuie NleeierS and efifire train run fhrOu.s
Without change 10 Nintlnnati arriving ~ :. III. ny
sulInur. +''NN "As.
II 10 z IA. D; r. y. Nestibule Limited daily soltl
Iaihs. Win ulnlnS oars, run thFvazh xfshouS
rhate To tincnhatl. Asstitule Sl.s.ls.r for l..a-
alst9a aud Louisville. ialiinan Cars arr o,.,a "a
IereiNc passengers at u pm
obces. SlS and ltsl l'ennso iNania hy,nu.
nAya6 f,.,,.rii 49, aLIsfh
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ID OCK ENON SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
IN In the North mountains, only 81 hours from
Washington. Hotel and cottages accommodate $50.
cool resort Bountifui table; Three remarkable
medicinal sprinxs. Fine mineral baths and swimming
pool. Livery. bowling alleys, tennis lawn and ele
giant bail room ENLARGED this year Season opens June
b Beautiful new descriptive pamphlets at this ofcs
Parties wishing to 20 up before the end OF June to
remain July or to spend the season viii be given
special rates application.
For terms aud fun Information apply at Office Of
A. 8. PRATT SONS,
nyei,am Sun building 1913 st.
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SECOND YEAR. CONDITIONED.

W. A. E. Ambrose, H. II. Baily. E. NJ. Chace,
E. A. Harris, A. E. Hess, A. Y. Leech. C. q.
Mortimer, L. Rubens.ein, E. NJ. Talbot, T. Fl.
Tyler, H. t. Bright. Fl. NJ. Locke, Y. s. Meloy,
j. Z. Watkins ,. Brown. o. q. Brown. II. ID.
Chase. W. r. Yanderhoef, NJ. S. Getty, X.
Lamborne, E. V. Moore. A. Rocker. NJ.
r. Shinn, X. Sypher,* NJ. Winfield,
$. b. Wise, f. X. Appleby, A. J. Cook,
VI. l. Ballin. d. Hotel, VI. =. Hutchinson, ]. VI.
skillndan, I N. Kinsman, N. Fisher NJ. II. Pike,
p. Small, E. +. Hayward T.. ". Mclean, f.
Parsons. F. f. Plant, C. Barrett, j. g. Brown
NJ. c. Hunter X. Ray, L. Schultz, Ii. Yeabower,
NJ. E. Brady" X. Burke, r. E. Rabbit, b.
g. Adams, J. W. Brayton, E. NJ. Edmonston,
M. " Griffiths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-18

{foNT BUY A JHoLE yAPvR STOVE UNTrY
~ you SEQ mine for -; Cheapest and the b<st
stosvs. rhnges. fsysiEing \, shortest not &c.
pl5in y. u. SAUEn. o14 gth st. ~.
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NJ oNIEhEY SPRINGS HOTEL. BLUE RIDGE
M SUMMIT, PA, WESTERN MARYLAND X. r.,
3HOURs FROM WASHINGTON. season o. 81 open.
about june 20 under the management of Mrs Geo. n.
Adams OF the st. James and Albion Hotels, Baltimore
No MALARIA. NO MOSQUITOES. PURE SPRING
sl5 per week o. per day Descriptive pamphlet at
Evening Star office. or address. until June -.
Mrs. GEO. F. ADAMS.
St. James Hotel, Baltimore
After 18th Of June. r. o.. Baus Ridge Summit. .Pa
ia1- t>r,
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OLD POINT COMFORT. VA,

Unsurpassed in appointments table and general at
tention. Terms: s3 per day, $3.50 per week. $50
per month and upward. Music twice day By the
celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nightly hops. safest
and most delightful surf bathing the coast good
sailing, fishing and driving; frequent prese nee Of
foreign and American ships Of daily inspections
drills, parades, cannon and rife target practice; q
broad expanse OF salt water surrounds Old lont
Comfort. hence there land zes. malaria
no hay fever. no oppressive heat; the mornings are
deshtful and the nights cool and refreshing; the
most charming marine views in the world
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r. vALKER soNs. ops 10Th ST N.w.-IIR1
- br1ck Clay ard Tile Plus Lfu1ns. ali sisssi q
ktnds budnE fuIH Lne. CeIpeutA. fslf. lztcA. 1as.
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CCHAUFLER'S HOTEL AND CONCERT GARDEN,
~ Atlantic City, y. j. now open protected from IN
clement weather by portable roof Paul sentzs
cEestra OF b pieces every evening from to IL 80
J. m. Schect Mehrer's New IA ct pavilion reached
by electric sentz orchestra 10 to ~
and s 10 pm: cafe attached SCHLECH1
MEHRER, proprletors. je.,-.m
CEA VILLA ATLANTIC ITY.NJ.-NEW YORK
~ ave-. hall square the Elegance Of table
and comfort OF guests carefully considered.
ie3 I'm AhS MCKINLEY.
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~ ,s inter f.un az SRsei.l " ssrvcw sl.ssss
PFC, 2 ,iissi, So North Fourth q. Ssic. drsss.
r., st1t,ns Ee1s GO sPd rsc.lys eoel
euacks: ~. 1hesi shs oqly fhyacsa 10 shs tnlts1
sistes 70 cure when ~ eshsD isn. ma
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, \. !.

A TLANTIC CITY. n. TRENT Oh SAI.E-Uo.
tells, cottages and bath houses lots Tor sale in all
parts Of the city also south Atlantic City. ISRAEL
Law building. fe:,tT
The sun., 1891-06-17
THE UINDoW-GLASS MEN.
They Say Something Must He Done (
Make Their Business Probable.

They Say Something Must He Done to
Make Their Business Profitable.
CHICAGO. June 16.-The window glass mon
met at the Auditorium to- day. Nearly every
concern OF importance was represented. F. F.
Hart. who was President OF tho now defuuct
American Window Glass Company said before
the meeting:
We will talk over the general condition OF
the trade. and devise plans TO place tho win
dow glass business on a paying basis. Some.
thing must be done to better the trade. 1t has
been demoralized for the past year. and We
have been making glass at loss"
"Will prices be advanced ?"
If thought advisable such action will be
taken. We ars 10 hear reports Of tho amount
OF glass on hand and tho amount imported.
and II. as We think. there Is going to be a
shortage this summer We will certainly ad-
vance prices, Then there is the matter OF
Nothing was done at this meeting 80 far az
could be learned. but later the jobbers held
a meeting. George +: kimball Of Chicago
cleveland. Dst'eit: cincipnati and otSer
tR~nS tRst PRICES needsd s'enns 0efaes Tbres
reasons were given for this. The demand IL
active. the stock Is decreasing. and tho fires
In the blast will go ont not later than the S0th
OF this month. as the men refuse to work In the
intense heat. After some argument 1t was
agreed 10 lesson the discount. Hereafter the
buyer will got Az and of. instead OF 40 and 10.
The sun., 1891-06-17
Two Providence Weddings.

PROVIDENCE June 16.-Two fashionable we'd
dinGs were celebrated hero to-day. One was
tho mar inge OF George Gordon King Of New
pptt to Miss Annie N. Coats. daughter OF tho
millionaire thread manufacturer. Tho cere-
mony was performed in the BeneHcsnt Con-
grsgational church by the resident minister.
The ediHcs was beautifully decorated with
flowers and growing plants.
The wedding party WAS a very largo one and
consisted Of society people from Newport
Providence. Now York, and PHILADELPHIA. Tho
bride was attired In q rich gown. and the at
iendant maids were also very richly dressed
Tho honeymoon will be passed in Scotland
where. Paisley, the Coatses have large landed
properties,
;, The second wedding WAS at Grace Episcora al
Chnrch. and The c2ntractinR ral ties were Dan.
Miss Efith Sn B, Lil!sy The ceremony was !er
large party present: and the wedding dinner
at the Liley mansion at Broad and Union
streets was spread in q bower Of flowers and
vines,
The sun., 1891-06-17
Strike OF Standard OIL cooper..

One hundred coopers and helpers. compris-
ing one-fourth Of the men employed in tho
Standard OIL Companys barrel factory at
Bayonne. have struck for better wages. The
men won't out early yesterday morning. after
failing to induce 800 others to join their ranks.
Tho coopers work ten hours per day for $2.25.
They demand $3.50. Those OF the strikers
who are ordinary laborers received 81 por day
OF ten hours These meu demand $3.50 per
day. While tho management 81 the company
does not agree 20 Rccede to tho demands OF
tho strikers; 1t proposes to establish a eyetem
OF piece woik at AN carly date. A schedule OF
prices has nor been arranged. Coopers who
suit in failure.
New machinery for tho manufacture Of bar.
rolls has been nut IN the factory at Bayonno
recently. 1t is expected to prove great lal or
saving invention. Formerly 300 mon were
employed In the Bay onne factory when it was
Innnnine az as its fun capacity. With the new ma
Business has been dull for months past during
which time several hundred mon nave been
laid on. some OF these mon found work In
other parts OF tho company's works.