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The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11
Drowned, at Dunstan's Corner.

Three young lads went in bathing at
Dunstan's Corner, Sunday, and one of
them, AMOS Knight, lad of IS years,
was seen to silk. The others tried to
rescue him, but he was drowned when
his body was recovered. He was son
of Turner Knight
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11
Cold at Fabyan's.

The mercury yesterday morning at
o'clock at Fabyans was reported at 29o,
and water that had been spilled ON the
station platform made a good slide for
train hands who were up at that time.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11


Don't forget that we
make Bathing Suits to
order in a day. The en-
tire line Of ready-made
ones is to be seen now
and includes all that's
new and all that's correct
for surf bathing.
T 0 W Ell $, sp on g e $,
brushes, caps, shoes, etc.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Weather Today
Is likely to be
fair.
PORTLAND. July II. 1898.
T<HE basement Of.
4 fers a specially
good lot Of In
dian Baskets at 25c each.
The lot includes but
ton, glove, handkerchief
and letter baskets, and
they're all the best Of In
dian workmanship. Prices
have been SO, az and 48c.
You can get baskets
for every purpose in the
basement.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11
TODAY
NEW

The Eureka headache cure for sick and ner-
vous headache. sea or car sickness, is in great
demand in Portland and vicinity. Try it. Sold
by all druggists. diff
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11

The window is filled
with cool, breezy summer
Neckwear, the kind that
can be washed and
washed again, all at 25c.
Neglige Shirts Of
madras zephyr cloth and
cheviot; Isle thread, silk
and soft cotton half-hose;
g auz Undertaking,
broad rolling collars and
all the other accessories
to hot weather endurance
are here in variety.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11

P. CT. E. UNDERWAY.
N. C.-Peter w. I'll. Littlejohn.
v. C.-Ernest Henry.
HI. P.-Alfred E. Manning.
Ven. H.-kaymond D. Carnage
Sir H.-Geo. Henry, Jr.
Remarks were made by all the install
ling officers.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11
Windsor Castle.

District Grand Chief Matthew M.
jerks last evening installed the officers
of Windsor Castle No. 1, K. G. E., as
follows:
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11
Charles Carney Found.

SALOON ascension at Peaks today at s D. m.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11

The Jewelry depart
ment is selling a great
bargain in Japanese
parchment folding Fans
at 1oc-worth from IS to
37c--samples.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

xs.sus. Nh - svsaizs 10 spesd .
's>sk 81 tbs (sis-
N,.s l3sxis acIu1yre q Duluth. book.
lxe<psr Ia tie private banking hoass a
s1ssh 4 Cruss.sy. = waiting her eroshss'
- A. AsIpUrs-
Nv. Hsanxn Il the 0rsnd kzRl<is
Rsf blndlox coupsny, sad Jshn tlnn
y ThA Prsus. isfs Isss night tor Chicago.
A poetssis q thu isfs Judge Ira u.
rsrsh uilI b formally prssent.,d 70 the
sepss,or cosrs Tuesday sfsssno,,n-
Ths Rev. II. psgty Jehnssoa Of Chi.
eaxo u sussssd for ons year fron July l
- the Caity charch-
Clarence A. Gotten has t>ndered his
fss,xnsf,oo - d~paty county clerk, 10
take eject August l.
The Royal Isuplsrs viil hold q gosJ<i
temperance meeting In the MeAullen
block this sflernoon-
l. n. Lsslss. f1oor-walksr at Spring 4
CompaayA ell speod the week At
Cascade Spring<
The Rev. John T. Hustled will address
the o'clock meeting Of the Y. NJ. &. A.
this afternoon
III. A. Miller. the veteran pop corn
vender. has returned from = Wait &c
Oalo
yi.s T. May pcss returned wsdncs-
day from weeks vi<it TO ths worlds
fair.
Light ssight shirts and rsiamas fot
hot weather wear. GAkpisxs a bAx'
xxk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Owing ~ fhe strinxencv IN the money
rls-<er = VI kent 4 Son have executrd
4 te8sf lnurtesxe Ia favor u al creditors
ga heir stoca. and s<s~ts Il, thsrs~f b
fia ter due ia slsfy dave The sssct,
az about 3otalie the liabilities and all
rteaitsr~ wsli te raid Ia fuil.
The ses ". f1ipse ~ Holland will
sfrpd Seraay ia tnr csty sol wlli prraci
tbs fiawinU IN ths Meth rrformesi
fhurril r. - rssts.r. TIE Rev. 'ir. Feet
~. fiip@r AID vie rxpect Il leave atst
Wednesday for trip through the cast
ntvi-soe Tsnt. No. r has ron
traeted 90 feaf = 81 q, ale third soor
~ the Hufa,an bahdinx for TIE tras
plsetings Il ~is hold ~ iigx. pse<slug
faere 81 he evening n August :
4 STREE ri- eiase = rear eud re'l.sipa
ste one e NsItsr Paiezf weusd rwous
- - ccfreV - Wealthy avsair.4 a1i
pv.assf street trafefsl4F TIE aris~r.
"A ctrout. sas Slightly orsssest
Ma Mary 4 tsras and son 1ars.
sri n sad Mrs. t'fsrse@ =. l.ssesr q
Hesry stress ieft te~tsr,isv q. srNs.l =
wees AZ otfses leach. Th.s, Nd 90
capY sse Iaafon fssgr
rhere vi =. isWa fete a. she r--i
denca - J aal-@ f,eitee. "a as street
tonorro~ evcoin0. 81 he benefit n TIE
Fast Street eecs, exafssesi shnrsh
messofisi ssrvter ~ - HID IN y :
1ssrrs{ sankisf rhafen "a tsoga ,rr<ss
,s.}tr o. sac foar Nrfle chikir~a ~ Vi.
and Nrs n~ya eka sils.i in NJ
Flde Haans - SERIOUSLY 80 a. q.
keua- sn EbsfsF street
1sasps G, Issurke. steeAxrsph-s ud
tfraxritsg tls tAe fra e hLftA q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

IL i sgsin rumosed that the @. r 4 l.
road viii build . branch from Shelby
vile 20 Gun lake. and make the latter q
summer resort. Gun lake IL one Of tie
PROTEST places in Michigan The lake
10 \ beautiful sheet of water four miles
lorg and three milcs wide. The scenery
10 ideal. thu fishing excellent and there
10 every facility for making the spot a
charming resort within two hours ride
Of Grand Rapids. At present the one
way to reach the lake ~ to drive from
Sheibyvile. distance OF five miles The
cpst OF putting in . branch will not be
very great. but the spur can b. utilized
only in sunmer. There 10 no freigh.
business that can he obtained. and the
officials Of the road are not sure that
the branch can he maintained at profit
on the original investment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

The Driving club held meeting in
The Morton last night, and spent very
pleasant evening discussing the results
Of the Detroit races IL was decided TO
enforce the rule at the August meeting
that only tho starter and judges should
be allowed in the judges stand. Tickets
for the meeting viii be placed on sale at
9 o'clock each morning. and the grounds
cleared 1t IL. The payment Of purses
to the winners vii DO made each night
In Tho Morton The entries in the
purse races closed yesterday, but il will
be several days before they are all heard
frosa. Among the horses that will start
are Coraiioid. 2.l2l.. and Bell, Flow er.
Ala both entered in the free-fof all
trot There will probably be l5o entries
in the purse racca Mccarthy viii act
~ starter. and Armstrong will have the
pool privileges
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Secretary Kinney Of the board Of trade
has received letters from representatives
81 two manufacturing institutions stat
ing that they will be here within a week
% look over the field with view 81 loca-
ting here. One ~ the enterprises IL q
manufacturer Of plumbers supplies. and
the other is a manufacturer ~ certain
lines Of vehicles The plan u the latter
10 10 organize the business AZ a joint
stock company. With q capital ~ si2s.-
CO. The company - prepared IN make
. fair and reasonable proposition as 10
it, share q the same. and fo show rec
orsis II the BUSINESS ia the past II;
claims 20 Re able u show a net yearly
earning 81 over 20 Per cent on a capital
~ skO.l0l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
sunday Services.

Spring Street A. NJ r. Church-The
Rev. w. s. Kane. pastor. Fourth quar-
terry meeting Sermon at 3 o'clock pm.
by the Rev. Morris Milton of Fifth Ave
nue. church. after which the Lords sup
per will be administered. At 100. ser
mon by tho Rev. Mira. Stekcils Of the
Free Methodist church. At 1870 a m.
sermon by the pastor Everybody vel.
come.
First Presbyterian Church-Thc Rev.
L. II. Davis. pastor. Services at the
usual hours. Sunday school at noon
The evening service will be union ser.
vice. which will be addressed by Miss
Shrinson q Ashville. North Carolina.
who viii speak a the work among the
mountain whitea The public are cor
daily invited.
Special services will be held at Diyis
ION Street NJ r. church tomorroe even.
ing in place a. regular service. The Up.
worth Lesgue will present simpson
anniversary service' All the young
people in the city are cordially invited
Fountain Street Baptist Church The
Rev. John L. jackson. u. d.. pastor
Usual services morning and evening.
Morning subject. The Lesson From the
Lilies.- Evening subject. The Mystery
~ Sleep
Tho \ NJ. c. A. meetings at the union
DEPOT every sunday afternoon are grow
ing in interest and attendance All are
invited - come and enjoy an hour u
scng and Billie instruction.
Royal rsnrlars ~ Temperance Gs,e
pel sersices al ) p. On. in ;ood Tonplars'
ball. corBer south Division sni Island
streets Address by the Rev. T.. Wygle.
81 Marks y. ELL a. ~. morning
prayer. conducted by Charirs NJ. Not.
ton. Jay fessies No evening service.
South Congregational The Rev :. r.
smith pastor. sunday school at l.
,'eiocx \. Z. \. Z. T. a. 6 oelosk
Grand Rapids spifitaal Association =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

els. ~. - Paid on els.eoo lasusssas.
Dsssdss cancslsng Losa u esso.
CLASP RAsIps. JAY 10. iso1
q. 4. Watkins general agent, Detroit.
Mich,
DIAN Sn-f wish 10 exprses 70 you
and the officers a the Penn Mutual Lite
IDsurancs company my thsnks Tor the
very prompt payment q The tuo pois
cius oe oS.0Oo and $1,000 on the lie az
my late husband. john A. b. Need.
Psoofs al los wess made ON the 18th
ult. and today received the company's
check for tio.J7p.&
Tho sccumulssione on thee two poll
eiss during the four years they have
been In fierce have l,een sud1cisnt IL pay
on accommodation loans amounting 10
600 and also 10 pay tue o37036 in ex.
cen q the face u the policies --se rs. O0O.j
This remarkable allowing. the very
courteous and consiaerate treatment
received at the hspds of your agents
Mrssrs. Munsell x Masseck. ia milking
the proofs. and the prompt payment OF
the claim. commend your company to
me 10 much stronger terms than my
weak words can express
Yours sincerely.
LAURA b. MAD.
The above letter explains itsclf.
The policies II the Penn Mutual are
absolutely incontestabIe after two years.
by the following clause printed
in all its policies: This con-
tract after two years ffom its
date. will be incoutestable except for
non payment OF premium - provided
herein" Persons buying insurance In
this company buy no lawsuit& Its poll
clos are non -forfeitzble. incontestablc.
have psid up value. Loan value ct 8
per cent interest and extension.
This old quaker company il one OF tho
most solid. safe. carefully managed. con-
sentative companies in this country.
For agency apply TO G. A. Watkins.
general agent, Detroit Mich. For in.
surance that does INSURE apply to
J. s. MAssEck.
Room No C5 Wonderly Building.
Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

jain Alexander Finn. the ubiquitous
reporter u many strange and lncompre-
henslble fxnciee, vent to Chicago last
night to show the officials how TO run
the worlds fair. lie viii visit the
various foreign buildings TO gather
material for Al unexpurgatedssditiou Ut
Mira C'HooiihAn's Wild HIDE on u
Goat. When he returns the worlds
fair grounds viii Do practically deserted
tor ne 10 . whole colony 81 curiosity and
. fuii grown settlement Of reporter
isi ineuiAtivenees- II there IL anything
between the three fsnces and Lake
Michigan that escapes his scrutiny IL
viii be the under side Of the lawn and
the bottom Of the lzgoons He will be q
walking encyclopedia Of fact and fiction
OF the fair when be gets home. All In
al he u clever fellow. bright sketch
writer and an excellent newspaper
worker. and all the boys wish him a
delightful vacation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

The regatta given by the Grand
Rapids Boat and Canoe Club last We'd
nesday proved to be SO much Of suc
cess and awakened 50 much enthusiasm
in the club that il has been decided TO
hold another regatta at the lake the
latter part Of August. IL will be open TO
junior teams only and invitations will
be extended to Other clubs To partlci-
pate. A meeting Of the club officers
will be called sometime this week to
make arrangements for the event
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Eihclyn Lodge No. III. Daughters OF
Rebccca. installed tho following officers
ct its last meeting: N. c.. Mrs. Failing;
v. c.. Mrs. Sanborn; recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Sanford; financial secretary,
Mrs Sabin; treasurer. Miss Maggie
Noyes; warden. Mrs. Hartman; con-
ductor. Mrs. Galbreath; K 5. 10 n. g..
Mrs Caller; L. S. TO y. g., Mrs. Fowler;
X. $. to Y. c., Mrs. MeMuilen; l.. s. to
V. g., Mrs. Patterson; inside gaard.
Mrs. Barrett; outside guard. Mrs.
Thibos; chaplain. Mrs. Thibos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

4 pleasure party ehsmperoned by
Ms~iam-s bisin and Potter. enjoyed
very pleasant time at Reels Lake
thursday afternoon and evening. the
occzssoo being IA hooor % Miss Mamie
bisin's birthday. Those present we're
the Ai-sr~ Minnie AMI Anna Schouten.
Grace snsi Mamie Bu-~. Ahbie Sr,lth.
Mamie Bssin, T. Levea Lull, Geofxe
Shields. Nss Shlelds. Mrs. ssarthou-e
add Mrs sssrdeise Al bal pleesast
time aad wtshed Ms Mamie many
more birthdays - ccme - harry and
pleasant a. that enc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

The members Of the Childrens Home
society are highly elated over the sue
ces u the lawn fcte, and the manage
ment desires to express thanks 10 all
those who ID kindly contributed 70 the
success u the same. especially TO MI.
and MrS Underwood, who in addition
to personal services. generously gave the
use OF their house and grounds Thanks
siso are rendered the Country club for
isnteruA w. X Sclby for headlights,
O'Brien Bros. for chairs. Allen Durfee
for chairs. Mr.. Clute for tents. and l. h.
Patten for cakes. The members appre-
ciate the kindness OF the daily newspa-
pers. and attribute much OF the success
OF the fete TO the liberal advertising
contributed by the daily papera
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

TIE Railway Axs rays = Dlssh Tv1ns
uso % De. n Emnnee W<aoh.

- wouWoy Axo ro1s us9o btHos
49, - D.. u Emnses W>lsA
Dr. D. Emnss Welsh has bs>a invited
~ read pspsr before the Convention 81
New fosk railway snrgeoos. To b held
"a Nsw losk soase time IN Octnbes. Tbs
subject = u BE- DR.. Wei>h's methods Of
testing Tor color blindness lie has also
been Invited 10 read paper On the
same subject before the national eon.
yent,oo u railway gorgeous 10 be held
IA GAivesloa in April. A recent numbsr
u the Railway Age coutssas flsttsring
notice of Ds. Welsh pamphlet un meth
ode of testing Tor color hIindaess. The
Age believes DR.. Welsh has found the
esfest. surcst and most scientific means
foe detecting this particular form q de-
f.etivs vision. II Also states that the
sooner his methods ara generally
adopted In making examinations the
sooner the numbes u railway accidents
due 10 color blindness win decrease.
DR. welsh has been specializing In this
particular department OF optical DIS
eases fos several yeats now. and - %
coming recognized throughout The
country - IN authority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

The cheap world'sfair excursions have
not been very profitable TO the local
roads thus Tar. The public has shown
little inclination b avail itself OF the
one are rate. The G.. 4 w. VI. ran
cheap excursion yesterday which was
ANYTHING but paying venture. The
fac, hat the fair In closed Sunday may
have had something to do with Il: but
the tickets are good for seven days. The
g. X 4 |. road will run cheap worlds
fair excursion Thursday. II il possible
that the cheap ratio scheme will be
abandoned IL the public does not mani
fest greater desire 10 take advantage
Of the $40 rats. The local railroads
seem Wiling to do their share. but they
have no desire 10 run excursions to Chi
cago Tor the nero sake OF seeing the car.
wheels 20 round
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

The Grand River Valley Medical asso-
citation will hold convention at Maca-
tawa park. August Z. Papers will be
read by Drs. s. c. Graves. ID. Emmett
Welsh and j. r. Griswold Of this city.
Nearly all the leading physicians and
surgeons Of the Grand river valley are
members d the association. and an in
teresting meeting is expected. The con-
vention is held at Macatawa park on ac-
count Of the hot weather.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Good Outlook.

A. vanderhoof OF Cascade township.
who owns large farm. reports an i'm
mense crop Of corn. oats and potatoes in
that section as the present outlook.
while wheat will be a fair yield, a part
Of which is already harvested. Hay. he
says was never more productive or Of
finer quality.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

The ,Dersh.rs q MiIilc~nt hive have
decided - put their rrcursi Keeper. Mira
Affie Van lfiae 10 The field a. candi
tete for TIE office a great record keeper
81 The alectisn n - held here during
tAe xfan,l tucampmeBt Mrs. Van Dine
- ssli kuo~n in LADY Naccahee circles
sr her fri.srsis believe she stands ar az.
-plisrt chsnee q being elected Thry
1iH a~-ia tns canvas IA her behalf in,
-,~sisaspiv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

At o'H.r.'s. No. "a Canal Street..

We make the unparalleled offer to give
sl.o0 with every 800 purchase. 80
cents with every $50 purchase. % cents
with every sl.50 purchase.
Our stock contains the latest styles OF
footwear for ladies. gents and children,
at prices that defy competition.
We make this unprecedented offer
this week to induce the public to test
the sterling merits OF our goods. - We
are confident that We viii gain trade by
30 doing.
Remember we give you full value for
your money and also . cash present TO
every purchaser Of Sl-j0 or more.
Buy now and save dollar, at
O'HARAs, No. ~ Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

c. &. Bullen and wife Of No. "a South
College avenue entertained many Of
their friends Wednesday evening with a
luncheon and card party. The delight
full affair was given in honor OF Miss
Eleanor Finch Of Los Angeles. Cali
fornR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
NORTH PARK TO-DAY.

Fine Last Of Atisacsions-Fun for Young
and Old.
Troop Of trained
Horses and dogs
In wonderful maneuvers.
Thrilling leap from
The tower into the
River by Prof.
Harrington.
Special program by Mira Wells or
chestra.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

barney FFiaF, vao LOO arr -
= beat nsaf befiln, says be has harvested
Str sores q i tie past vesx. and hss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-02
Luxurious travelling.

The climax OF comfortable and luxur'
ious travelling Is apparently reached by
the Chicago, Milwaukee { St Paul rail.
way. Ease and comfort go with the
traveller making q trip from Chicago TO
st. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha or Sioux
City over this road. Their superb cleo
tric-lighted vestibuled trains leaving
Chicago for these points early every
evening are great ~iavorItes, nothing
being LETT undone by the officials or
employees to ensure q most enjoyable
trip. Excellent dining service 10 main
tanned and buffet library cars arc at
tached to tho train, where current
periodicals may DO porusod while
smoking q clgar with all the pleasure Of
one's own "den" at homo. Electric
lights placed in every berth enable the
traveller to spend his wakeful hours,
after retiring, over his favorite novel or
other reading matter, Private COM
partment cars are run between Chicago,
st. Paul and Minneapolis. In fact,
everything that goes TO ensure comfort
aud security IL provided, The trip
from Chicago to any Of the above
named cities requires but a night's
run, bringing ono at tho destination
ready for breakfast and business In tile
morning. All coupon ticket agents
have tickets on sale via Chicago, Mil.
waukeo & st. Paul railway, or call on or
address John Il Pott, District Pussen-
ger Agent, Williamsport, Pc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-02
the popE ON SOCIALISM,.

An Eneyollcal Addressed to An h Rulers
in Christendom GU Labor and social
Tendencies.
New YoRK, August 1.-The Worlds
Rome cable says; The pope has been
engaged for some months upon an en-
c~yclieal to all the rulers in christendom.
Following are extracts from the oncy'
clical;
The social question should DO placed
on a religious basis il we would obtain
at once a philosophical and a practical
solution OF the difficulty,
Atheism and u departure from the
Christian faith are the great aids and
stimulants OF anarchy and socialism,
Tho Christian faith alone is the bull
wark OF social order.
At this moment Europe Is in the
throes OF m immense upheaval OF So
eialism In which n violent struggle
succeeds another increasingly, In many
cases the reason is to be found in the
fact that legislation has not been duly
enacted, for every person should have
his legitimate part in the benefit OF
society according to tho order OF proVi'
dence.
The state OF unrest is not confined to
the working classes, properly SO called.
II has taken root and is bearing neiari.
Gus fruit in the more cultivated part oil
society,
A strike can be justified only as q
means OF defense when an Individuals
interest Is attacked Never can 1t be
justified as a collective arm OF aggrea'
sion,
II the disconnected operative is to be
detached from RnarchiCal socialism,
his wants must be understood by his
rulers, who must not leave the unsCru'
pulous agltators the monopoly OF social
reform. The potency Of religion and
charity oppose' au insurmountable OBJ
stacle to tho dangerous movement
which human force and human repres-
sion can only make more grave.
The rights ot protecting tho opera
tive, whether in the factory or in the
field, should DO admitted, And for this
purpose tho maximum OF labor, as well
as tho minimum Of salary, should be
arranged giving duo attention to days
OF rest and abstOntion from labor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-02
Twolye Dny. ~ AtlnntIo CITY.

The third Of the series Of popular ex-
cursions to Atlantic City, viaBalt imore
& Ohio railroad, will DO run on August
8. Ample provision will be made for
the accommodation Of those uvailing
themselves OF tho low rates and super.
Tor train service to enjoy q respite by
the seaside. The scenery enroute Is
unsurpassed by that OF any othet route
in America.
Tickets will no valid for return Journey
for twelve days from day Of sale, and
will be coed on all regular trains. On
return Journey they will be good tostop
off at Washington, thus atfording an
opportunity to visit the numerous pub.
lie buildings, which arc open to visitors
free Of charge, aud to take II tripdown
tho Potomac to Mt Vernon, the tomb Of
Washington, as we'll as to visit other
places OF interest In and near WASH
ington.
Regular trains leave Wheeling at sos
a. m. and $500 p. III. Round trip $40.
Correspondingly low rates from other
stations. For moro detailed informa.
ton apply to John I. Lane, Travelling
Passenger Agent, Wheeling, W. Va.
MW6F