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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-17
Our S 1 5
Suits.

The striped worsteds" and the
Oxford cheviots~ have caught the
fancy of the "dressy men," and are
selling fast.
They have the new wide sloping
Shoulders-that much wanted effect
that few tailors can successfully
give to their garments.
SIS and $50 elsewhere for these
Styles-and not another store can
show suits that approach fine Gus
tom tailoring as closely as these.
The clearinghouse" are also very
fashionable-lots of them here. in
both suits and top coats, at S12,
$3.50 and SIS.
Elsewhere they ask more-but We,
make ours at our own factory.
Plenty of fine clothing to be had
but only here at popular prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-17

Take 10 chance on that hing tooth. Dent.
TootAache Gum. Druggists. l6c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
Nin-,y-S4cond Convoras,on.

The Most Excellent Grand Chaptt,
"i Royal Arch Masnns Of the State %:
Virginia Will begin its ninety-$e5n:!u
grant annual conversation in the Ma
sonic Temple in the city Of Richmond
on IN" ss''ord Tuesday il Eovrn1ns...
Ailh THIS Year falls on the. 18th In
the proceedings Of the chapter. il vii.
appear Is falling in TIE year 1859 -
D.. 2429 a. y.
tn. grand high priest, grand king.
Srana scribe. grand treasurer ana
grand secretary are elected. The dep
Ut! grand treasurer ana secretary :..e
appointed by the grand treasurer and
secret ry respectively. The others are
appointed by the grand high priest.
There are frrty-ona subordinate
chapters in the STATE, With a member
ship Of about 2.7oO. Four chapters are
in Richmond ana one each in New port
News. Manchester, Norfolk. S:aun,un.
1-rlay. Warrennn. Hafrissonburg. Pet
q >bnrg. Crewe, Lynrhburg Ports
mouth FSlncasrle Culpeper. .slrxan-
ilia, Danvi.lle, Shenandoah. F.dnburg.
Zig stun" Gap. Suffolk. Winchester
Roanoke. I'rede-i !lsburg. Clit,o:.
Forge Lexington. farewell East Rad
ford. Graham. Pearlshurg. Wise. Saen,,
Washington. Pulaski. Bedford City.
Bristol. Wytheville, Marion ;,narlo.;es
Vile.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
Real Estate
Investments.

New Broom house on Twenty third
street. near Madison avenue. for $4,000.
Rents for $40 month. Small cash
payment, balance monthly
Ivy" houses on Madison avenue
renting Tor 500 Il month, price $1,000
\ fin" vacant lot on Thrty-hfth
street tor 81 900
\ new and handsome residence on
West avenue for 5000.
Two Well situated lots on Twenty
eighth street near Roanoke avenue for
$3.50.
ono lot on Thirtieth street in East
End for $3.50
\ store ana dwelling en- the corner
or Jefferson avenue and 'rwenty-fifth
street for $4.3o0. Now rents for $50 a
month.
beautiful residence acre lots on the
boulevard water front, at $500.
y Washington avenue business lot
for $1,000
\ Washington avenue corner lot for
$1,000.
modern Forty-ninth street home
Tor s.: 900
Money 10 loan in sums to suit on
Newport News Real Estate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
THE * APLAE LIBELED.

The large schooner Stella b. l<aplan,
Which was towei to Hampton Roads,
last Week by the palatial steamship
Finance. Vas libeeli Yesterday after
noon for $1,000 salvage by Attorneys
sSegar & Braxton. OF this city, wnu Il It.
"a for the owners CT :he Finance the
Mexican Steamship Company, Of New
York.
The Eaplan is now at anchor Of
Old PniEt Comfort and the libel papers
were served on her Monday ~ the
United states Marshal. in whose custo-
dy The vessel is nov.
The kap!an left Brunswick Ga,
some days ago With steel rails, consgn-
ed to a firm at Perth Amboy. During
the hurricane early in tine Week she
lost her rutlder and nNhen the big steam
ship Finance, from Colon for New York,
sighted the schooner. the latter was
helpless ana dying signals of distress.
The Finance took the schooner in TOW
and brongh. her up TO Hampton !iold.s,
afterwards proceeding en- her voyage.
The kapla mis- said to be valued at
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
NOTES OF l&IJII.UlSG.
What 17e.sr-. Wnr.ng and Mitchell A,e
Doing. ....
ell A,e

The ola Dominion Land co. in the
past few days made 4 sale Of property
between Jefferson ana Warwick. ave
stlrS in the vicinity Of Th:rty-tirst
street which. it is expected. Mill tievul-
"p into building operations on Il large.
scale.
Mvssrs. Warm. ana Mitchell. two
q htlesn"n recently became f:.vur:l-
r'E impressed With the ronnar,ia-
bl. growth of Newport News an, tn.
bright outlook for Il prosperous fu-
iure and decided to build here are
erecting y number of residences in this
section mentioned. II Was reported
in rcai estate circles that these. gem
tl"m"n had purchased as many as
hftN-stN"n lots across tho railroad. ana
would erect dwellings, ana stores on all
Of them. Another report has it that
th"l lntGnu to put w as many as 4
hundred houses in that territory.
It has been learned autho,,itatively
thnt these gentlemen have not invested
as largely rs reported. but h:rve start
"t lnilorl;,n. operations that may lead
to tn" Improvement Of Il section Of tia
city which 1T present is not thicklv
Quilt up.
Mr. Warning came here from Wash
inst"n and MIR. Mitchell is formerly
IF NrW York. Both gentlemen ar. now
IN The city experimenting their build
ing operations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
Pianos Tuned by Factory Tuner
Sfieff PiianOS
OF BALTIMORE MD.
(EstabliShed In 1927

Are furnished in San Domingo
Mahogany, Rosewood, Buried Walnut
and fancy hard wood cases. Every
piano contains their patent action regu-
lator. by which device all lost motion il
prevented when using the pedals, an
Improvement that appeals to the sue
taste Of every student OF tho plano.
It is found in no other make. wRy aos
get the best. Some Of the finest nrtss4o
IN Norfolk. Hampton and Eewpnae
News give us their hearty recommends
ton. JOHN ]. FOSTER, Agsanenr.
Monticello Hotel. Norfolk. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
TIRE NIARACAlsO HIRE
And Some New Steamer for the E,d F.,
Lima.

The handsome new steamship Mara
caibo. whrh has Just been completed!
AT Wilmington. Del. for tnc re-! u
Line is IN port 70 take on larg" cargo
OF coal for Venezuela.
THE Vessel came here SUNDAYS n:rhf
frcn The Shipyard of Harlan & Iol-
linSSwnrth her builders and the t,,,
down TO Newport News was her maid
ell voyage.
The Maracaiho is masniiicently fitted
up inside and is said TO be one Of the
hHnds3mtat vessels Of her class that
diaS ever entered this port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
STORY OF THE ACCIDENT.
ROW VIZ. GEORGE GRIFFITH MET
AI5 DEAyli.
He'""ihS drought TO This City Yesterday.
Inc Funeral WIN Take Place
This Morning.


Tho reported lrnvni,,, ar NJ, r,,a.,
T.. G:it!ths. IN. ronlllo,. v,u,no ,,,.;
ness .nan Of the tirm, ~ ,.,it,;, ~, :.
Lewis. was ,.on,i,,n.l ,',.,,,,.,,
with the return frnm, ,,, 49,
Mr.. III. j. Lewis u.,,.,n.,. ~; a.,
Griitiths. vino l.st Mur,lny ni..h, -,
identify the body ,n,l j,i,,,, :, I, ~
this city ron in,,.r;,,..n, = y -
The remains were brought ia OH,
Point Yesterday on III. s1,,,.,,t.r GA
Point Comfort of Inc \ " r. g \ =.
K. the S:llne boat from rhich I,,I..,,.',
Tell I" his wut.ry grave ana 49,.
Brought her. in an ilnd.rt,l,.r.c ~,
on.
The funeral will talk. ,,1aca fr,,, ,na
r'Sid.nce ut 10 O'clock this morning. i,
will be uIIuct,-s! by ,,.y I r, I,i',hi..
rector OF st. i'lul's E.,isc,,..,l ,h,,r,.s,
ard Rev. w X. Motley n.,s>.n,. - ~,
Ihirricth street christian ,Eur, 4
Mr. Lewis stated Yesterday. ~
lis return from cane t,ii,rlts r;,:,, ~,
drowning was in ali prui,ab;li,y IN. III.
suit .! 4 p;ir,,lNlit stroke. ana r,,t ~,
trlIilhs must h;.v, fallen rrn:,, ~,
steamer just before it made 4 ]lndin..
Sunday night 10 transfer its paes,.n-
Ssfs I" The nnrthbounl j.. He aen-
tilted the remains :. M, r., ~. .,,v
them ANA al once took charge Of ~.
"llrr,S on his person
Tile unfortunate accident ms, 1,,,..
"cr"r:cd sunday night abou, 10. 90
O'Clock. The fact that il man was ov,.r-
l'":lr'} VAS repnrted on III. Steamer
but the body VAS nor recovered ~, ii
> or!@|k Molt'aN morning. Two
h"uFs later he kilograms w!li.h we're.
tu@lls l"!i yesterday We're received l,,-
Mr. Lewis. and by tn. shiry;lrl PEG
p!e. Nr. Lewis left capt Charles Lr-
i"fc ne could Get the report Of the cor
"htr inquest.
from what he learned at Ca;,c
'htrirS ana on the steamer H.. ,s.I.
certain that his partner receive, Al
laf;tiEuc stroke Which caused hin. t.,
iail overheard. II seems that he was
takiES Il nap on the upper deck Of III
steamer Us il nr;lrc,! cape Charles 4
tnlnftd attendant on the boat awaken
go nun and asked ii he desired Ia
.','h me n"rth bound train Mr. G;rif-
i,thS r'l'licd that h" did and would ~,
"',Mh directly.
~ ne attendant reported 10 the Va+cI,
man On The vessel ,hu, 4 gentl~mln
N;,S on me upper deck Who desired -
tak" ti'e train and that person ilnlll~-
'l1''t"IE Vent up tn tl.d him. TIA: was
u.s. rs me lanuln" WAS made evident :
~;
non me Waterman reached the up
l'tr ''tcN there was no "n- to be lvul.!
iul 4 satch"l was on the deck H..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
E0I-R STORIES

The double building for Attorneys
rauseH and Woodward. of Hampton.
III" site f"i, Which has been secured on
washington avenue just north IF tho
f'ahn building. viii be started Very
soon The plans have been changed 10
civ. more room for business purpos-
IS.
The original plans Of the structure
c;sll"'! for 4 basement ana three sto-
'i"s 1t IS probable that III" basement
Will be cut out ana that the building
will be made -four stories high instead
of tire" stories.
This business house will be one Of
III. most attractive and one of the
r"s;!iest on Washington avenue III tile
section where building activity IS 50
great 1t this time. 1t is estimated that
$4,000 Or $4,000 Will be required u
erect it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
ANOTHER DOUBLE BUILDING,

:N-N'3I n l-lk W! FI<F- III II-Dl Nc.
Double buildings for business pur-
;'":"S and investment seem to be the
halt a dozen business houses hav,. been
started between Thirty-tirst ana rhir-
t%-tit,h streets. and several! more are
in contemplation.
prominent WASHINGTON avenue
merchant is now negotiating for the
erection nf 4 large doubt" brick bust
n $ building un he north side of 'rh;r-
y-trst street between the High school
ana the n"W Gordon building at the
CORNER Of Lafayette avenue. which has
already b.rn started
II" law building will he three stories
nigh and Will have all modern cunve-
ni..ncaAS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
COAL. BUSINESS HE,ANJE,,,

The coal business Of The port has i'll
creased materially in The pas, week or
ten Gays ana the number Of Vessels in
the halbor. waiting 70 take on cs,r.;oeS
:oE Ntrthe:n ports. has been larger III
,hat tlme than for some weeks. The
Strike in The coal fields of The Nv
ElEer region was responsible for the
lul in tine shipment .: black diamonds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
An Honest Ton OF Coal.

for your money is what YOU want when
you buy and to get it you should buy
from a reliable and conscientious deal
CT. We don't send you one thousand
pounds of dirt and dust With one thou
sand pounds of coal, but two thousand
pounds of good, high grade white ash
coal, well screened and that means the
best you can buy, and our prices are
as fair as our weight
B. D. CHANDLER,
300 Lafayette avenue.
Bell phone, 2os: Citizens phone, 1os.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
CAPTAIN PERRY / i.i,N1.S

C&ptain Perry, Of the ocean tug roe
Bling. Vas called to NEW York Mon
day BY Il teleSrA m ..nnouncin. TIL. r;lr
yea! illness ot his brother. who is said
10 be dying.
CAPTAIN sam Flyers will command TIC
i'"Sbling untl Captain Perry is ao.a e.
return 10 his vessel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08

NORFOLK EXPORTS HEAVY

N''NrOlN'S EXPORTS HEAVY.
~" eSror.s from Nnrfc.!s last mont Ii
W"F" A"lEi". than usual. altiloCsn tn.
1gta' value f,i way behind the va IL.
-: sNrerts shili.sl from Newport NEWS.
N"rt"!k,s value t"H the mcntn wus
si.il!.'2o III" value ~ local .-xi,,..t..
iei' oci,,b"r MAS S2.:;G4 ,.0:; which il;
S"H-.h'' -rcatr:' ti!an NurfDlks Til.
;oinl fer tie ten inan1hs At Norfolk ,yas
Sll,t"'...l. Nhitl is not one half If he
value Of eSEn.,S AZ Newport News :ur
;hG CORES runt!irg period.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
OTHER. BUILDING; NOTES

The two new churches which were
started some months ago are repidly
going up. St. Pauls Episcopal church
is farther advanced than the First
Presbyterian The fast work is being
done on the walls. tho steel structural
work ana the timber work Thu, Pres
hyt"rian church being much larger
docs not seem % 90 ahead as RAPIDLY
hut force Of stone workers is busy
every day setting granite blocks
The contractor for the Washington
Avenue Methodist church on Twenty
ninth street is pushing the foundation
which vas started several days age
The new Academy of Music will be
ready for attractions by January
i: the present rate Of progress contin.
ues. Great Roadway has been l.:td,
inside oi the house as; Well as outsid,
ana most Of the iron work has been
completed. The balcony and gallery
tlror timbers arc Ill in. the u:cles-
tn and stage have been noored ana is
soon as the building is under roof III,
opera chairs. all Of which are now her,
IN storage. VII be put in place on III.
three loOrs.
I'll" interior work on the siI:,v
building is almost completed ana Mir
Siishy Will easily have his handsome
Office structure ready for those whu
hay: rn&aScl offices by Decenlhe.
This IS the custliest buildin. on a sin
Gle lot in The city.
Work is going ahead fast on the big
Winston business block. the d. 5,
Jones double building. the \. {. Jones
double building, the Glf1irhs double
building. the Gordon and Chardice
buildings and other business houses in
course OF erection in the heart OF The
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
IRWIN TUCKER & CO,

Real Estate. Insurance and Loans.
twenty eighth street and Washington
Avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08
THE BARNES OFF

The grounded schooner BayarG
Barnes. which Went ashore IT Will
loi'shby Spit has bean pulled off anu
toWed UP to Norfolk for repairs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08

For frst-class cleaning dyeing and
repairing go to Virginia Dye Works,
1905 Washington avenue. Bell Phone,
141. Established 1sS3. 1O-3-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-08

The little women cannot
begin too early to know the
very pest Of shoe leather;the
softest, easiest, most pliablc,
and most lasting shoe leather
That is precisely the kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-05
CIVIL ENGINEER MISSING.
A. l.. Stewart of Baltimore Myster-
inuslY DisanuearS.

Inspector Boardman received a request
Saturday night to have the police find A.
L. Stewart. a civil engineer, who, it was
reported. had been missing for several
days. Mr.. Stewart came here from Balti-
more last Monday, and went to Great
Falls, where he was to go to work. He
went to Cabin John Monday afternoon, on
an electric car, and drove from there to
Great Falls with Mr.. Joseph Pierce. jr.,
who had employed him. The Baitimorean
took a room at the Great Falls Hotel and
Tuesday morning he went out to the place
where he was to labor. In order to reach
there he had to cross the suspension bridge
and walk over the rocks some distance.
Nobody saw him return across the bridge,
and no one knows what has become of
him. The missing mans wife lives in Bal
timOre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-05
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Thomas TOOIe Caught by Falling
Earth in Excavation.

Thomas Toole. c5ior&d laborer, living at
No. 1920 WiltbergerA street, was seriously
injured this morning while at work in an
excavation on the Site Of the new police
Headquarters, in thf rear of the District
building. Soon after he started to work
there was cave-inb and Toole was caught
beneath the fallingitdirts and bricks. He
was suffering intense agony when rescued
by his fellow-laborsrs, and his condition
was SO serious that, it was feared death
would result. The police ambulance was
summoned and the Injured man was taken
ceived prompt attention An examination
OF the injured man by the physicians re-
vealed dislocated hip and a number of
decorations about the head and body.
While his injuries are serious the doctors
think he will recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-05
CHILDREN'S DAY.
Services Appropriate Held in Several
CITY Churches.


Children's day was celebrated in a num-
Der of the churches of this city yesterday
At McKendree NJ f. Church about 30
children took part in the exercises. A col
lection was taken for the purpose of edu-
eating poor children of the Methodist
Church. The exercises of the primary de-
partment were opened by Miss Katie Buck,
who delivered the opening address. Songs
and recitations by the primary class fol-
lowed. Miss Laura Latham, Mr.. James
Conway. Miss Helen Budd, Miss Lola Will
liams and Mr.. James Carter being among
the participants. Miss Edna Middleton
gave the opening address, Peace or War"
Miss Edith Carter speaking next on
Peace and Mr. Charles II. Schooley
being third with the topic of War to dis
cuss. Others who spoke were Miss Estele
Such, "Hstorys Tribute to Peace" Mr..
Frank Israel, "COnquest's Tribute to War"
Miss Bessie Sisson, "Liberty's Tribute to
war, Miss Fannie BOWbeer, ''PatriotiSm'S
Tribute to War; Mr.. Horace Naylor. Mo
ralitys Tribute to Peace" Miss Hattie
Willoughby, Religions Tribute to Peace
Mrs. John Ii. Weser, recitation, Peace
and War"
The service of children's day at Grace
NJ. T. Church was begun by baptsmal
service. Rev. E. l.. Watson preached a
short sermon He took as his text Suffer
little children to come unto me and forbid
them not, for such is the Kingdom of God
At the Church of the United Brethren,
corner OF North Capital and r streets, at
6:3o O'Clock last evening children's day
exercises We're held in which large num-
Der of the Sunday school pupils partici-
pated. Among the floral decorations of the
church was a large bouquet of cut flowers
sent by Mrs. Mckinley from the White
House Conservatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-05
CarisbrOOke Inn.

With every room commanding an ocean
view, Carisbrooke Inn, Ventnor, n. J., is
a hotel that should receive consideration
from those in doubt as to where TO go this
summer. Further attractions will be point
ed out by the management. Stimson &
Kessler on receipt of name and address,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-05
Probably New Water Company.
General and Personal.

Mayor Simpson disposed of the following
cases in the police court this morning: Jo-
seph Bradley. George Lamb and Joseph
Ewald were arraignei on a charge of fight
ing and disordecly conduct. Bradley was
dismissed, Ewald fined 50 and Lamb $50.
Sarah Alexander. colored, was assessed
$3.50 for disorderly conduct.
The river steamer Lily and Howard
which has been fitted out at this city, is
expected to make her maiden trip in few
days. The vessel built at Coal Land
ing, in Stafford county, Va, and is designed
for traffic between that point and Wash
ington.
Rev. C. E. Ball delivered his annual ser
| mon a Christ Church yesterday, the coca
sion being the sixth anniversary of his pas
tOrate at that charge.
At St Mary's Church yesterday Rev
Father Ennis Of Georgetown celebrated
mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-05

A colored man named Edward Bowman
was painfully cut about the breast by an
unknown colored man about / o'clock yes
terday morning near I'd and E streets
northwest According to the information
received by the police, Bowman was at
tackled by three men, and one of them used
knife or razor on him.
The injured man was removed to the
Emergency Hospital, where his wounds
were dressed. good description of the
man who did the cutting was furnished
the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-05
AT FAIRS IN ALEXANDRA A
Committeeman Active in Arranging for
Mass Meeting at Opera House
Proposed Monument to Washington
and other Matters for COnsid-
eratiOn-General Notes.
Evening Star Bureau.
No. 72T King Street.
Rail TaleDhOpa No LOG.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. June 5, 1899.
The mass meeting to be held this evening
in the Opera House, when the proposed ses-
qui-centennial. of Alexandria will be con-
sidered, promises to be a grand affair
Members of the committee on preparations
have been busy all the morning looking af-
ter details and are neglectIng nothing which
would insure success. Livery citizen has
been invited to attend.
Many prominent speakers have been en-
gagged. mentioned in Saturdays Star,
and the best music obtainable, both vocal
and instrumental, will enliven the occasion.
The commodious building will doubtless be
crowded to its utmost capacity, when at
o'clock Mayor George L. Simpson calls the
meeting to order and announces the bust
ness of the evening.
AS before noted, it is the purpose of the
promoters not simply to celebrate the ami
versary of this city, but to secure the CO.
operation of Masons all over the country
in the erection of a George Washington
monument and also the establishment of
Washington park. As the Tooth anniversa-
ry of Gen. Washington's death will be OBJ
served with elaborate ceremonies here and
at Mt Vernon, in December next, by the
Masonic fraternity throughout the country,
it is thought that the season is favorable
for securing the interest of the Masons.
To Remodel Church.
In the NJ. E. Church South yesterday it
was announced that the committee appoint
ed to devise plans for building new
church had decided that the project was
impracticable at present. A meeting of the
members and contributing friends of the
church was called for next Wednesday
evening, when the committee will submit
It's report. 1t is known that this will en-
body recommendation for complete re-
modelling of the interior of the old build
ing The funds in hand, it is stated,
sufficient to make such extensive changes
that practically the building will be con-
verted into new church
Probably New Water Company.
There is a movement foot to form
new company for supplying Alexandria
with water. A meeting of the promoters
of the matter was held Saturday evening
when plans We're formulated The object
is to fit up large brick building in Fairfax
county. about three miles from this city
known as Browns mill, a power house
and to supply water from the stream which
| has been used to run the mill. and which
| is said TO be of excellent quality. 1t is I'M
| derstood those interested in the matter rep
resent considerable capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-05
Alben1arle Hotel and Cottages,

Virginia ave near Beach.
Capacity 300. Elevator, baths and every mod
hotel convenience. Ocean view. spacious
porches: literally managed and homelike; su-
periur accommodations at greatly reduced rates
for June-SS to Sl2 weekly. Special terms for
July Write for booklet. j. +. COPE.
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BLOCK ISLAND, II. i.

BLOCK ISLAND. r. l., HOTEL MANASSAS.
Fifteen miles sea; fine ba thing; cable; daily
boats; gas; electric BELLS orchestra; open
plumbing. Prices reasonable. Send for booklet.
Jel-36t c. f. BROWN.
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Hotel Gladstone.

Chelsea, Atlantic Citys select section Directly on
Beach, ted with Boardwalk Capacity. $50
Entirely new. Every appointment. Elevator Rooms
eli suite, with bath Opens June 10. Send for book
let. STONE * COLLINS.
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Chester linn.
Grand Atlantic Hotel,

Remoieled and refUrnshed New York ave, nesi
beach All cOEyenienccs. Booklet mailed
lei -26t d. KNAUER.