VOL, XXIV; ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1899. J NO. 6

KILLED BY HIS OWN TRAIN. STRIKE AT STEINER’S. UNEQUAL TAXATION. GETTING RECEPTION READY. GREEN COATS COME TO G R IE F WESLEY’S RECEPTION. ,Y ? ■ ’ '!•:■'• Engineer Durand Meets ;*?is Death Near Nine Cutters Go Out Because they Object The Lakewood Hotel Company Asks for over 800 people were present at the the station, apd directly opposite the turn­ dismissed Mr. Steiner absolutely refused represented the Lakewood Hotel Cod5' In the city, but this plan has been aban­ ness men in Asbnry Park, and secured reception. The majority of these were pany, Edmund Wilson appeared for Capt, doned. Instead, the reception .will take table. On the switch, and near the main to gfunt the demand. Thereupon tbe cut- from them a lot of Isad or doubtful bills. Bradshaw, and Isaac W; Carmichael claim­ place on Washington’s birthday, February from Asbury Park, although the surround­ track, was a train", of freight cars loaded tera went out. The plan of the collectors was *o go to a The factory le rushed with orders, and ed to represent the township. 23. This change was considered- neces­ ing towns were well represented. ' with Ice. Engineer Durand's train col­ .The Lakewood Hotel Gompany’s prop­ sary because the members of the Company house where a party owed a bill, and en­ the cutters no doubt thought that they deavor to collect the account. If refused On the porch was a row of slectrlc lided with the Ice cars. There were few would be successful. Mr. Steiner went to erty Is assessed at $252,000. A reduction wlli not arrive la a body. Many of the ; lights. Inaide tlieJiotcljwaa Jllauiinatad. of 152,000 was asked for. Capt. Brad- will st/.jp.off tn.rcmte.- t.u their—home,-and they would remain about the premkammL jpassengers on the train at the time, but New York at once and the places of the emWvor to attract ns much attention as from top to bottom, forming, a picturesque 0-ij.ms near, Ilei ___ i ‘ i was assessed a t spend some days in sightseeing This ob­ .thg8gj!sralhE0SMUtEam_the!r-seats-by4he -possible.— ------...... and" home-like scene. ' Palms and [lotted Oho ; f thi peculacitles of the strike Is The board was petitioned to ■ Increase this jective point is Washington, ,, force of the collision, .to $150,000 The property of the Laurel On tha day thi thaln body of tho com­ Tha agency, has come to grief, Dr. the fact that seven of the cutters who Pemberton, of Long Branch, having had plants were scattered about, and these also House and laud was assessed at $188,050. pany arrives, a short and Informal recep- The engine toppled over cn .Its side, struck learned tbelr trade as apprentices one of the green-eoated collectors arrested. added to the attractiveness of the place. One parcel of lend In this property, 1,780 tion will bo held, but the celebration burying the engineer and .the fireman Id in the Steiner mill. ,» Dr. Pemberton had an agreement with acres, was put down at $8,650, Capt. proper will not be observed. until Wash­ The hotel was exceedingly comfortable, the wreck. The foreman of the cutting room" Is the agency to collect s number of bills. there b'elng no evidence within of the zero James Conway. He refused to go out Bradshaw is a principal stockholder. Of ington's birthday. An hour before the News of the accident soon spread this 1780 acres 182 0100 were recently sold Company arrives Electrician Hudson will He claims that they collected one, an ac­ weather outside.. Gas.etovea Were used to with the men, knowing that they were la count of $85, and turned over to him only heat the office, and in the parlor an open throughout the village, and hundreds of the-wrong. "■ ■» ' ■ — to George J. Gould - for $78,064, and lota ring the fire alarm, giving ten threes. had been purchased at prices ranging from This will be a signal that the Company $10 of the bill Recently Andrew Oarr, a fire place threw out heat enough to satisfy persons hurried to the scene of the wreck. member o f the agency,' came to Long $000 to $1400 each. Assessor Robbins will scion reach its destination. As the all. The ballroom was likewise comfort- The main office of the railroad company Brhnch, -Dr. Pemberton had him "arrested able. At the lower and of the corridor A FLOURISHING SCHOOL. knew of such Bales, and Insisted it was only train druwa Into the station a similar alarm was notified and a wrecking train was sent worth $10 an acre. Will be given. at once on a charge of embezzlement. In was the beautifully decorated dining-room, President Nathan Straus, of the Lake- default of $200 ball he wasjiommltted to with its score of tables laden with tempt to Point Pleasant from Ellzabethport. Large Attendance and Good Collections at This afternoon the reception committee wood Hotel Company, mado an open offer the county jail to aw ait the "action ot the lng viands; Each table bore a potted rose, Several hydraulic pumps were brought First Baptist Sunday-School, will meet In the Council chamber sad out­ of 00 an acre for all that was left, or grand'jury. find smilax was Intertwined fsmong the Into service, and with these the engine was line a program to tie carried out on the First Baptist Sunday school has inaugu­ $1000. an acre for the land next to that lighting fixtures: raised high enough to enable tbe wrecking twenty-second. One thing Ta certain, the Previous to the dance Voss's orchestra; crew to reach the inen penned In tbe rated a number of new features alnce Su­ purchased by.George J. Gould. Ills offer exercises Will take - place? at Educational" CAMP VOORHEES HEALTHY. was declined. under the leadership of Prof. Fred Voss, wreck. When the engineer was found bis perintendent Ira E. Whyte assumed charge Hall, where there will be. speech-making Assessor Robbins sale he obtained the gave an hour’s concert, commencing at 8 hand was on the throttle He was not as mid music. the first of the year. One of the features valuation of the Lakewood Hotel from so' “ Superior to the larger Camps,” Says o’clock. The music was df a high order, badly cut up as a person would expect, his Is a new class recently organized for the advertisement, In which the lessee stated General Donnelly. and included selection? froin sonse of the features being perfectly recognizable. Tbe Philadelphia Record this morning that it was a million dollar house, The popular operae cf thacliiy. The orchestra Fireman Bradley was found near the spot. members of the Orfns Athletic Club. The ■said that Companies B, C, E, G, H and K, Quartermaster-General Richard A. Don­ fact that the hotel hud always been run at was stationed In the parlor, where It could Tender hands lifted him out of the debris members have taken a warm-Interest In of the Third New Jersey Volunteers, a loss or had been sold at auctioq at a nelly, in the annual «e‘port of his depart­ be seen and heard to the best advantage. aad removed him to his home.'. The body struck tents yesterday morning and were the school and are faithful In attendance. widely advertised sale for only $205,000, ment, tells of Its work la preparing N ew Dancing commenced at Sf o’clock :md from of the engineer was conveyed at once to all mustered out ’of the Bervice qf Uucln that hour, until three tlie polished floor of The secretary’s report for the month of and (but tha land near it was almost value­ Sam by noon. The*1 work began at 9 Jersey's troops for the war with Spain. his home ot Manasquan. January shows,a total attendance of 1,053, the ballroom was crowded with gay danc­ The Bouthbound track waa blocked for less; for building purposes, because the O’clock, and at 1 o’clock nearly all of the In regard to the State camp he Bays money raised In taxes had been spent to ers. " . ... '!.!„' a long time, and lt was, necessary for all inckhllng officers, scholars and teachers ; boys, waving happy adleux to the Jess for­ average attendance, 310; collections, $20.- Improve and develop tbe property of other “ Its occupancy by the troops covered a Some of the toilettes of the Indies were trains to use the other track, switching off tunate oneB In camp, took the Atlantic period of-m ore than five months, and Its remarkable for their beauty, and were at Sea Girt. 00. The enrollment of tha school is now companies, had no bearing, according to Coast Lit train for their New Jersey Assessor Robbins. • When reminded by sanitary conditions during this time were made especially for the occasion The Mr. Durand was 08 years old last month. 255;;— Despite the bad weather lastSunday homes. The remaining six companies, the attendance wasddfi. President West that lie was supposed to .superior, to any of the iarge camps In the fair ones seemed to vie with each otherjn He leaves a wife and three children. Hie including A, of Asbury Park, are to.be ’country. This Was fully evinced by the the matter "Of costume. only son was Frank Durand, of the firm of An orchestra of four pieces has recently give a true valuation, of all property, he mustered out on Saturday, although strong said he did so. splendid condition of health sustained by Proprietor TenBroeck made , himself Hawkins & Durand, lawyers, of Asbury beeh formed. Thiis feature le much ap­ pressure is being brough t to bear upon tbe preciated. •the troops during tbe unusually wet aud more popular than ever by the manner in Pars, The son war. In Jersey Otty on How do you reach those values t” asked officers to muster tfaein out today, with Oh Feb 12 the service will open with Carl Lentz. Inclement weather ot May and June, fol­ which lie entertained the friends of the legal business when tbe news of the accl- slight hope of success...... an orchestra seleefion, Miss Green and “ J, usually.usk the owuer.of the property! lowed by tho intense -heat? of the later company,~Mrs. TenBroeck'- also' assisted ■lent reached him. He had ..just-time Annie Marten,"'aged six years, will render sh at he thttkB it Is worth and divide hie sumiBer months. When the lamentable materially in the reception. enough to catch a train. Mr. Durand a duet, and there WUI be a solo by Mrs. figures by three," was the answer. “ I gen-: conditions attendant Ht other comp groundB, Every iine present voted the reception went direct to Point Pleasant, and after • ? ' An Opinion from Long ■ Branch. Grace Underwood. The exercises by tbe orally assess property at from'SS.per cent both North and South, are considered, with one of the pleasantestoeveT givenJsy.the viewing the wreck went at once to Mans Infant school wlll be fa c ia lly IqlerflUtpg.. to.-10.per caut- o! the-salueplaced/iipon'i dt.loneJlaiS"Otsjjjk and" dead, the "direct "cpmpony. A t thls time it Is impossible to squan — '■ ■--- ■s»y~wbat-4be -company-netted* bttf: the’ by owners,” __ '______? 'Boara ofTrade afm fi“^®?S BaKre!tf iBWfwTnfffl-BdralniJhiygeffftff’iraperr' Engineer Durand was one of the oldest passed into a trance, the Long Branch tect sanltaFy arrangements and alleged amount will no doubt exceed $200. and best-known engineers In the employ More Money Needed for Ronds. Capt. Bradshaw testified that the land and property which ha owned, was not val­ Board of Trade did good service to the mismanagement nnd negligence In feeding of the Central Railroad. Forty years ago Tjja annual meeting of the State Road town. The aaphalt streets are. a product and caring; for the troops, it Is obvious he commenced life ns an engineer, and uable. Tlie Laurel House, he said, con­ New Home for the Destitute. Improvement Association was held at of that Board's efforts. \ that the people of this State have much for a number of years ran on the main sisted of three old frame houses twenty Trenton on Tuesday. The need for a years ago. They had been added to and The streets were expensive,- but not reason for congratulation upon the selec­ Tbs Davis property oo Corlies avenue, line between New Y ork ond Easton. West Grove, liaB been sold.to Rev. Henry larger appropriation, to carry ca tho work many property owners would he willing tion of the healthful camp grounds at Sea When the New York & Long Branch Rail­ built around until they were finally con­ in counties that have had but little, If any. verted into the hotel known as the Laurel to have the pavement removed for some­ Girt for, onr trnnps.’’ M. Wharton, nf Baltimore, Md. Dr.Whar. road was built he was transferred to that ton Is. president of the. Whosoever ,Farm.. State aid was shown and tho Association House Tba building Itself was value-, what mors than-It cost. sun, and ran the first trails down this sec. Association of Virginia, an institution that approved the recommendation for making less, The land, ‘ awover, ifth o Old fram'O ---Asbury Park'has s'Bonrd 'n! Trade that tion of tho coast. He was always regarded can make u seal skin grow on the trunk of Coldest qf the Year...... takes care of deitltiite orphans." The new aa a careful engineer, and his death will the annual appropriation for roads $150,- structure should be burned dowij, would 009.--Legislation favoring tho passage of be worth considerable for building par- a rotten tree, if its members set to work-to "Asbury Park has"hail ? toueh ef Arctic homo In West Grovo f ill he converted „b» keenly felt by the company.------Into an orphanage, and If the proper sup­ a law regulating tires on wagons using tho poses,, ns It waa situated In the, very heart do It. weather for the. past day or two. The Tbe railroad people will matte a careful port is glvan to it. Dr. Wharton sees so public highways waa approved. These of the busiest part of the town. The hotel There is nothing the Aabury Park Board change commenced on Wednesday after­ Inquiry and determine, If possible, who le reason why It should: not be successful. matter;- were referred to the legislative ■has always paid, and so had the Laurel-tn- of Trada can’t do. They build railroads, noon, and by night the mercury had taken responsible for leaving the switch open, The orphanage will be named in honor of committee- The officers of tbe Associa­ the Pines. Dividends aa high as 20 per change time-tables, “sake winter resorts, a tumble of a doze.n degrees. Early yes­ Miss Frances E. Willard. Who at the timfl- tion are: President, Clayton Conrow, of cent had been declared by these compa­ buy ocean fronts and regulate all natural terday morning the zero mark waa passed, laws that are not too-old ‘and" fixed to he and by alx o’clock tfielhermomster.stood er death about a year ago was the Na­ Skating at Red Bank. ------Burlington; vice-presidents J. Stockton nies.— Tfeo-Lanrel-ln-th&Pttes was "a'first; tional President of the Woman's Christian Hough, of Mercer; secretary-treasurer, E. class modern brjck hotel. regulated. two degrees below zero. The sun made It The ice oa the Shrewsbury river at Red If the citizens of Long Branch really a little warmer during the day, but at no Temperance Union. The residents of As­ G. Harrison; aaalBtant secretary, Charles A number of witnesses were heard, aad bury Park, Ocean Grov? and vicinity are Bank was In good condition on Tuesday T. Harrison, Monmouth; executive com. the members of the board Visited. the have s notion of reviving the Board ol time was It higher than ten degrees. Ice and several skating rices were decided. Trade they would do well to employ or-. men took advantage of the cold snap to asked to give the home their liberal suy;- mlttee, James Owens, Essex; Colon E. property In dispute and rnadb a personal [Hirt.-yy- - — v -" '" ———- - - The first was a 100 yard dash, skated Io Wise, Passaic; Jump....LJteyldsoih-QIauL: lsupaotlon,of tke-bul|ffing'BnMandii“No njj.w n qf_ the- luiBtlars-ln tho AuburyPark' fill-thelr houses.— YeBtestlay His goal "Kfen two trials and a final. . Tbo-first beat was Board of Trade to teach them how the were rushed with orders. N This morning The Davis property Includes suitable Cesfer; Henry I. Budd, Burlington; T. decision was reached, but It ,was generally buildings and ten acres of land. F . An- won by Harry Allaire, with George Dun- Frank Appleby, Monmouth. thing Is done.— Record. at 5 o’clock the thermom’awr marked 11 understood that the assessed valuation .of dral and wife have been placed tt charge. bar second. Del Fisher won the second the Lakewood Hotel would be a general degrees below zero, and at 9 o'clock 11 waa heat, Thomas Wise elng second. The still five below. reassessment next year. In Behalf of Good Roads.. final was won by Fisher, his time being Of National Interest. Ladies in Burnt Cork. 10 8 5 seconds,. The anniversary o f the' Maine disaster, A t tb'e twentieth annual meeting of the Two Years for Manslaughter- The ladles’ minstrels performance in A match race, distance one-elghth of a Feb, 15, wiii be observed at Cramp’s ship, New Wes' o f Advertising, National Assembly ot the L. A. W. now mile, occurred between Fritz .Garner of being held at Providence, R. 1., the first Last week Judge Cohover sentenced Park Opera House last ntght drew a fairly yard, Philadelphia, by the laying of the M. L. Bamman, the grocer, Is advertising good astdlenpe, considering the cold lung Branch aad Charles Applegate of keel of the battleship Maine, The Messrs day's session was devoted to Good Roads Harry Brooks, the slayer of Mrs. Hibbetts, Asbury Park and Incidentally Ocean Grove wasthe: The lower part of the house wss Asbnry Park. Applegate bad a handicap Cramps have announced that efforts wlli by a ssaique method, On the face of tbe work. One of the speaker? was E. G. of Long Branch, to two years In State of fifteen yards. TheLong Brancher won, Harrison, of Asbury Park, Mr. Harrison prison oa hia pies at. manslaughter. The full and. there was a fair sprinkling of be made to have the ship launched next envelopes he ts having printed la the, fol- attendants In the gallery The performers his time being 26 seconds. year on the occasion of the second anni­ lowing brief, but effective advertisement: Is special agent of the Road Inquiry De­ shooting occurred last October Sn the The big race we? for the Monmouth home of Sirs. Hibbetts, where Brooks had were separated in rows of ten each. Oa­ versary, ...... “Asbnry Park as a healtbrglvlng summer partment at Washington, which' Is "iper- county. championship, distance one.mile. ated hy the Department of " Agriculture. been a f requent visitor. Go. the day of ths top row the ladles wore costumesof 'The starters were Fisher, Dunbar, Theo­ resort Blands pre-eminently lb the front the accident he had taken dinner at .the different tints. Those in tho second row On Tuesday President McKinley sen­ rank. Thousands through experience, He gave a brief review of State aid dore" Hurd, Allaire, Chariest Woods. Ed. work. He advocated a~larger-approprSa- house, and while talking with the woman wore the colors Of the Asbury Park Wheei- Schanck.'John Woods and Thomas Boas. tenced Brigadier-General Chas. P. Eagan, stand ready to attest to the effect,of Its re- laughingly pointed a revolver at her. The men—orange and black— vhlle those tt Commissary of Subsistence, to suspension invlgorating and ozone lqden air. Is there tlon by Congress for the-Road Bareau, and Fisher won easily, with Dunbar second. stated that if this was forthcoming more weapon exploded, and the bullet struck front were disguised with burnt cork. from service for six years. The court- then any reason why (he present1 move­ Mrs. Hibbetts, killing her-. Mrs. Wallace, the director, was the Inter­ ------—— ------f martial found Gan. Eagan guilty o l con­ ment to make this otherwise naturally men could be employed in tbe work, and bettor results accomplished. The speaker locutor Grouped nbtmt her were ten Tor Mutual Protection. duct unbecoming nn officer and recoin much favored spot a winter resort, should ladles who.told jokes and sang comic and said that the combination of a bicycle and Twenty New Members-. mended bis dismissal from the army. Oa pqt.be successful': Sorely a few hours sentimental song:. Thelocs! jokes were The Justlcos snd Constables Protective good roads greatly aided; free postal dellv- the pies Tor meroy by the various moin Bpent la the suu-pariurs on Aabury Park On Sunday morning twenty persons well received. Association of Monmouth County was or­ ery. ber'a of the court the President commuted or Ocean Grove’s beqeh are better than a , Altogether the performance ..waq, very ganized at Freehold on Monday. The fee united themselves with First Presbyterian the sentence, Tb s period of the suspen- whole gallop of medicine. Come try It." Church of- Asbury Park. Eighteen of for membership Is one dollar am! the ob­ creditable. sion goes beyond the date ot Gen. Eagan's B. & O, Will Run Cheap Excursions them were admitted by lettere front"other ject 61 the organization, as stated, ia to retirement oa account o f, age. churches and two joined .on confession of protect.its members. The president ot Retires from Business. Through the efforts of the.Ocean Grove Grand Fraternity Entertainment. faith. After aa Interesting talk, by the- the association is Pater F, Dodd, of Nep­ John Parker, who bas been associated Board of Trade the Baltimore Tuesday afternoon In Its room, 26 Appleby Millar, John N. Burtis and J. E. FUtcroft, A New -Record. Since the last* meeting of the Board ot Spring Lake, connecting with the Atlantic Dr. J. F. Ackerman, Char? T. H ullek, O. comprising the Asbury Park Wheelmen's Building It may be impossible for Prel Trade a committee, consisting' of. Messrs. Coast Railroad at the latter place. E.Eskew , bowling team, bowled three games with Mrs. O. E. Eskew, of Allenhurst, holds Idept-Blrd to be present on accoilnt of J. Lyle'Kimnonth and T. Frank Appleby Long Branch City lest night and won two the record smdag the lady bowlers on tbe poof health, but bis thoughts will be with have waited on W. Brenton Welling, of Larger Army end Navy Favored. of them The position thus gained places Asbury Park Wheelmen's alleys. On the Board. 8everal important matters are New York, in relation to the idea to have Ready in Case ol Fire. Oa Tuesday night the Carpenters’ Union the Asbury Park Wheelmen ; slightly. In .Wednesday she bowled 201. The best to be discussed, and It is the wish o f the tbe Philadelphia & Reading Railroad run Chief Schneider had a fire alarm located had an interesting debate on the question, the lead for the county championship previous record was 180, made by Mrs, officers that there be a full attendance. a branch down the shore. Mr. Welling Is at the West End ||oteI .on Wednesday John Palmateer last winter. Mrs. Eskaw’s , "Resolved, That we,- as Americans, favor prize. Tbe hkrnament will done next a railroad promoter In Wall street, but has night, so that In case of firs there would Thursday night. husband is captain of the Asbury Park nothing to dc wlth too Philadelphia & be-OO’-delajtoin-getting'-the alarmrb-The jLfltmdtog.army_afJOWMMX-meuand a-pro , The Wheelmen's Smoker. portionate increase In the’ uavy.-1’ . The On Tuesday ntght the Atlantic High­ bowling team, , —A -— "•Reading. The officials of the road w ill following day the alarm was removed. affirmative side was debated by W. H. lands bowling team won two of the three A stnoker Is to be given by the Asbury probably receive a visit next week from The idea of having an extra fire alalm on Carr, B. B. Lungren, Thomas Bradley and games played with Rad Bank. Park Wheelmen next Wednesday night. the local committee, - hand is a _ further evidence that the chief New Members In West Park Church. Hehvy Grant On the negative side were The entertainment committee has secured is not to be caught napping. t ’ On Sunday thirteen persons were takeo some excellent talent for the- occasion. W. Hill, Frank Herbert, Edward Harrison Lucky Ne«v. Brunswick. as probationers into the West Park Meth­ Outside of the • members of the aowliag A Valuable Flag Sent Home. and Stephen YanLiew. The decision was . New Trusts JAcorporsted. left'to the. audience, Which decided tt The House of Representatives oa Tues­ odist Church. Eight o f these Joined at team? In the cpunty-tctsirnamenl - and the the morning service, they being converts TheTarge flag formerly owned""by U. 8. favpr of the afllymaljve. day , passed Congressman Howell's bill Asbury Park Wheelmen, t.o others will Sens ; Oattell, which citizens of Mef- On Tuesday of Inst week articles of In- from the Rescue Mission oa South Main be Invited. - . , appropriating $100,000 for a public build- cantvllte sent- to the Secretary df -War to. corporatlon Wore filed"wltli"tlie’ Secretary street! The other five united with- the lng at N ew Brunswick, Nov? that this be raised over Morro Castle, Havana, on of State for the. organization of twenty —There will bq.no entertainment In the church at tbe evening service. bill la partly disposed of there le reason to — There are twelve laches of- Ice on pie Jan. 1,'has been returned to the owners trusts. Of these the-largest are the .milk Star Course st the High School on Feb: 21. believe that thd proposed bill to buy the Jamesburg ponds, and the United Ice Co. with a letter of thanks .from Secretary aud whiskey trusts, The latter having a The Board of Edaqation wilj secure some post office'at Aabury Park snd make a ■ -The fire company of Point Pleasant has’a large gang of men harvesting the Alger. Without was a photograph show­ capita! o? thirty-two millions of dollars. other attraction to fake the place of the public building of It wlll be Introduced by will soon,occupy ita new building wbtolr saute;1 The Ice Is of the best quality" and ing the raising of the flag on the old castle Tho fees for filing the artlclhs of these lecture of Ghorge Kennnn snd will an­ Congressman Howell. p ls being erected for it by the borough? St (good as any harvested. walla. " . corporations amounted to $7,000. nounce it as soon aa possible. • f 1/ S “V \ \ ASBURY PARK JOURNAL,, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY to, 1899. '.V >

by Agutnaldo^ troops. This waa a sig­ EAGAN’S SUSPENSION, , — Seedy Individual.— “ Th t world, air. —It’s strange 'that a fellow gets hot nal fora general attack. owes me e living. You can't dispute tlmt." when he discovers that the heater fire Is A rush was made for the Nebraska He Will,Still Be Commissary General! Philanthropist— ■' No; but ycs’d better out. , \ regiment, while a' fusillade was opened of the Army. SC'RIB/N E R S look on that as a bad debt, my friend.” all along the insurgent line from Santa — Magnets attract metal, and that’e prcb- Mesa to Calvocan. The insurgents evi­ Washington, Feb, 8.—An Interesting — "Say, Pete, vnt’a der meaning ov ably thi reason why magnates succeed la dently expected to take the Americans fact in connection with General Eagan’s M A G A Z i/ M E ' bona flde’f Die beie* ad’ uses de expres­ drawing in so muph gold. Filipinds Attack the City, by surprise. They were qstonlshed at suspenslbn from the army developed oft sion * bona fide oiTer.'" *• Tim, I’m s'prlsed the .reception they got,- • ■ ' - inquiry at the war department. Al­ at yer lack ov edlcutlon. Eny kid wat The Nebraskans received them with a though'General Eagan has been bus.- 1 8 9 9 . goes ter schodrooold tell yer dut, bony fide -ittstoiss. €irEngland. M. M. CROSBIE, “On the 4th Agutnaldo Issued flying Rome, Feb. 8.—Extracts from a tyook Witness its unrivaled averago daily Returning to Anbury Park i proclamation, charging Americans with written by General Baratieri, formerly circulation, exceeding 180,000 cop­ Leave New York, foot of Liberty Btroot, all initiative and declared war, Sunday is­ ies, and an.average oxcooding 145,- rail routo—4.80, 5.50, 8.80,11.80 a.m., 4.15, sued another, calling all to resist for­ commander of the Italian forces in Ab­ 000 copios for its Bnmlay oditions, 4.40,6.15 p.m. Snndays to Interlaken station, yssinia, have been published in the whilo imitation of its plan of publi* 9.00 a.m., 4.00 p.m. is Snccoodod by WHITTLE & GIBSON. eign inyasion. His influence throughout newspapers here. He charges England cation in evory important city of tlie Leirvo New York from South Ferry, Whitehall Tar Papqr, Shoathing Paper, Two and ’ thle -sectlon destroyed—JJow appHca for country testify to tho truth* of tlio as­ Btrbot, 8,25/ 11.25 n. m., 8.55,4.85, 6.10 p. m. Throo-ply Roofing Fa por. -a cessation of hostilities and confer­ ,Avlth/ being responsible for Italy’s dis­ sertion that in tho quantity and qual- Sundays to Interlaken station,8.55 a. m., 8.55 Snmmerflold avo. and Railroad, asters in AfHcaT/and; 'expresses . regret of ite.content^ an din tho prlco at .,-pvnn - ' ' ' A sn n rj P n r k .ff. $• ence. Have declined to answer. ' Insur­ that Italy opened the Atbara route to which it ia sold VTh'o Record” Kas“ — J7KT OLHAUBKNvGen^upt. gent expectation of rising in city on oatublished tho standard by which H; P. BALDWIN, Gon’l Paaa. Agent. the ,EhglishYofee8~ln~the“Rudan, seeing r—oxcellonco. in-journalism must bo ESTABLISHED 1804. night of 4th unrealized. Provost mar­ that England refused in. 1896. to allow » measured. shal general, with admirable disposition passage through Zeiiah.to the Italians The Daily Edition fHESAFEAKE ARD OHIO ROUTD of troops, defeated every attempt. City operating in Abyssinia. W. L. ATKINSON, quiet; business resumed: natives .rc- of “Tho Record” will bo sent by mail V WEST AND SOUTH. U lOlO Bangs Avenuo, —specif ul-and-cheerful—ETghtlngUfluali *to any address for $3.p0 per year or Dillon Ilenl«n* Leadership. 25 cents por month. Tho FFV.a solid troin of Pullman voatibnlo PAINTER ties of American troops a revelation to London, Feb. 7T—Rarliamerifhas be$n sleepers, dlninghar and day coaches, all inhabitants.” The'Daily and Sunday Mew York to-CindanalLjiiid- LoalsviHe ^ofiened. At a meeting of the Anti-Par- editions together, wbidi will give its via Washington without extra. fare, leaving Decorator aad Paper Hanger. For the flrst time since the engage- MAP OF BATTLEFIELD. nelllte members of>parliament Mr. John readers tho beat and freslioat infor­ Now York by Pennsylvania Railroad at 4.55 p. Estimates given for house painting and interior „ mont of Saturday and Sunday the war Dillon, 6hairman of the Irish Parlia­ mation of all that is going on in tho m.,Philadelphia at 7.40 p.m.; arrives at Hot decorations, graining, paper-hanging, etc. ^qpartrrfent haa sent instructions toMa- San Juan del Monte, Santa Ana, Santa world ovory day in tho year, includ­ Springs 7-25 a.m., Cincinnati 5 p.tn, Louisvillo Mesa, San Pedro, Maeata and Lama. mentary party! announced his reslgna- ing holidays, wUl bo senfc- for $4.00 a 8.15 p.m., St. Lonis 7.80 noxt morning. ingib ^brigaAa- t lorn of ..tins leadership, his motive being coats por month. Fast Cincinnati Express, week days, leaves dealing with the questions that have was a force of the enemy fbat far out­ ex p e c t dl 11 o n X I A ti uitttl-^60 n-- New York 8.00 a.m., Philadelphia 10.20; ar* arisen in the Philippines through the vention to be held in March will come - A Recommended by better. But I had no news from the Cod coast. • Drr»«m«ker», , Philippines.” ’ ' * ‘ ‘ ’ aide stamp, size 11^x14% Inches.. > They Always Please, "A Washington dispatch^ states that Robert Altshirnejv deputy postmaster It contains 1ST tull-page colored maps, showing every country on tbe face of the ,you left that city because you knew at 5Vest Point, is’ dead of heart trouble. globe, every State In the Union, principal cities, etc , with fine marginal Index. that there wo‘uld be fighting at Manila The Scollard office building in Dallas It contains nearly 400 pngravSogs of tbe world’s people;statesmen, soldiers, etc. M ^CALLan on Saturday evening." - has been burned. Estimated loss, $76,- It contains a ready reference list of every town in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and a B A Z A R . I Agoncillo smiled broadly. “Oh, no,” 000. ■ ' •. , /:'•'■ Delaware. , , , he answered. “As X. told you, I only Albert Garvin of Indiana has been ap­ It contains In a brief comprehensive, form more general, practical information learned of it after ! had left New York regarding the physical, historical, ethnological, governmental, financial and comraer- H flliR M S pointed warden of the Connecticut state ‘ ‘ conditions " r o f the world than any work .published.cial here and. New'York; ifT^able servIciT to.new-.rttidersjwlth.thefiroi belief NOW BETTER AT ANY PRICE 1 Senator Roach of North Dakbta^fias JC.(t»sJLP•i,,,0 , *r* ■ol* Is-n u rlrj was so good that I could. learn in^ ad­ thaFthtiae“ wfibTiecbmeacquainted-with-thermerltB0^ b ^ E ^ K e r w lll..n 8P'te"v?IlITffir ». rvtff clix fcnalawft In been married in Washington to Mrs. V. i If your dnJef

BIG SALES OF STAMPS. New York to Palm Beach and Miami. The Southern Railway BBBouaeea that 3,300,000,000 o f All Denominations e new Pullmnn.sleeping car line has bwn Printed During the Past Year. ; Inaugurated between New York and Mi­ Steinbach Company, ami, via Pennsylvania 'Railroad, Southern The number of twocent stamps issued RalSViay, Florida Central- and Peninsular during last year was about 2,500,000. Such Railroad, and Fldrldu East Coast Railway, a number, obviously, is beyond the grasp This will be the first through sleeping car O cean Palace, Will continue to Rive week by weck-*ltirin 1899, by mfeans of illustration* H a m m o t h and thom nude special journeys to the study.of the places. extend atdist&nce considerably exceeding For full particulars call on or address islands.’ J. L. Adams, G. E. A. f C. &P. R. R., 858 89,000 milea. [n other words they would Last week yop' remember we announced tbe delivery on Consign­ ...... THE T H E BEST ... Broadway, or Alex. 9. Thweatt, E; P. A,, ment o f Spring Drees Goods, Cifrpets, Furniture, Clothing,-Millinery, . make a continuous strip of stamps, every Southern Hallway, 271 Broadway. one adorned with the head of the -Father Shoes and Hate. Th^Be early nrrivnla— the pick of the foreign and home PICTORIAL HISTORY' OF THE YEAR . —,------■):**•'•’— ------Is what HARPER’S WEEKLY has been in the.past and will be in the of his Country, stretching in a belt more How Dewey Handled a Bore. market— were inspected by hundreds o f patrons and sales were numer­ future. The great work accomplished in the late Spanish-American war is ous, but tbe Inclement weather kept many from attending the speciid characteristic of the WEEKLY'S live and energetic policy. ihaty once and .a halt around the equator. Admiral Dewey -has lately been much sale, so It w ill be continued for another week. In the meantime addi­ R.W. Chambers Of course, though the two cent stamps annoyed by people claiming to be ac­ SERIAL STORIES ar those principally UBed, there are others. quainted with him, Recently a stranger tional fresh stock for the various departments has arrived and Is now WHEN THE SLEEPER WAKES. By H. O. Well* Enough onecent stamps have been used walked up to him, extended his hand and ready for your critical looking over. ■[ WITH SWORD AND CRUCIFIX. By E. S. Van Zlift during the year 1808 to stretch from Nofr exclaimed: “Admiral, I.het you don't re- THE CONSPIRATORS By R. W. Chambers York city, by way of Europe and Asia, to member, met" Admiral Dewey, recog­ In the Dress Goods department we show the newest effects la Bombay, India, If similarly arranged In nising iu him one of these bores, answered Fancy Wash Goods, Percales, Wool Challles a t ^ single pattern drees Some Short-Story Contributors one strip. A ll other stamps, aa to produc. laconically: '‘ Y ou ’ve won your bet,” and tioh ana sales, are of minor Importance, walked ofl. ,, goods for Spring anti early 8uminer wear. W e have knlfed the regular W. B. Norris Otven Hall F. J. McCarthy H. S. Merrlmao comparatively speaking, but It is Interest- prices on these chblce goods and marked them bo Tow tbat they will be B. F. Benson H. S, Williams John Corbin • M. S. Briscoe ing to know that almost exactly one mile Not Plain to Har. Sold In a jiffy, so you had better shop early this week If you woufe reap TH E W E S T ALASKA of $1 stamps were nsscufactured fsr the the benefit of the prlbe slashing. s / Cmdm wmtney and Its Industries will be treated- In and its resources will be the subject demand o f 1898. O f Stamps'the pro­ Jones and his wife were quarreling., a series of articles by Franklin of a series of papers by Edward Jt duction was equivalent to a little more They were rich, but aha was the one who Matthews. Spurr. than half a furlong, or about one-fifteenth brought the money with her. • o f a mile. “ Well,’4 he said; “T married you only The London Letter This Busy World Now, if ai! tho postage stamps printed for your money, anyhow," will be written by Arnold White, by E,i S. Martin, will continue to nd will of by the United States’Government In 1808 , “ I wish you could tell me what I mar- LADIES’ NIGHT ROBES . and will be full of timely matter. amuse and instruct Its readers. were placed one on top o f another, as rled you for as easily;” Bhe. answered. AMATEUR ATHLETICS neatly as might be withont putting them The 50 dozen sample Ladles Night Rohes from tho Steiner factory arjll be continue>t Connaelor*at-Law, Bollcltor, Master and Exam­ iner in Chancery, Notary Public. SPECIAL FLOUR SALE TBE 8 7 WEESL7 TRIBUNE ha8 on Agricultural Department of the highest merit. the IPs? let station to be used ou the build iii iraJHiiM i*UlH(H« all Important news of the Nation and World, com­ . Ing Mr. Holmes la very popular with hla Monmonth Building. Aabury Park, N. J, prehensive and .reliable market reports, able editorials, Interesting short stories, scien­ neighbors, and when they learned that the OUB GREAT XXXX MINNESOTA - &4.09 bill tific nnd mechanical Information, Illustrated fashion articles, humorous pictures, and brick was at the station they thought It JAMES D. CARTON, NOBIiE’S BEST FEOUR, - - $3.6® bbl Is ♦Instructive nnd entertaining to every member of every family. wonld be a neighborly act to turn out aad ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, FAUETliESS FLOUR, - - - $3.69 bbl haul ths - bricks for him. Most of the Master and Solicitor in Chancery, farmers of the neighborhood took part In Best Family Flour, 49c. per Sack. Address all orders to THE JOUHNAL, Asbury Park. N. J. the cartlngbee, some of them furnishing Offioo, ABbnry Park-Ocoan Grove Bank Building. two or three teams. Entire Wheat Flour, 60c. per Sack. 1 ■^ALTEB B. PIERSON, , ■------^ ■ ------When « man inherits a private fortune AHCIIITECT, ; he’s quick to make it public. ABbnry Park. N. J, *- Office nt Roger^a Mill. Best Bean Pork, 4 1- 2C . l b . ....i -

Sw eet Potatoes, 10c. a Can.

CLYDE LINE Boston Baked: Beans at 6c. can.

-TO- 5 lbs. Best Cream ery Butter, $1.

Charleston, S. C. 10c. Can O rated Pineapple for 6c. 3 Cans Condensed M ilk for 19c. -AND- Jacksonville, Fla., , ' W hite Chief Soap, 3 large cakes 10c.

5 lbs god s Crackers for 25e. Cleaned Currscta, 8 one-pound toxea 25c, Without Change. ,4 Its California Prunes for 25o. Caiifornin Seedless KalainB, 4 one-pound Sailing tri-weokly at 8 P. M., frtfrpm Pier 29, East River, Best N . Y . State Wbite Beane, 5 qts (or 25c boxes for 25c. %,Now— «York ir|g, SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY. nid-W inter G O TO FLORIDA. BEST CALIFORNIA HAMS, 5 l-2 c lb. S u n B a t h s -— — i— i— " 1 " GOOB CRE AMERY BUTTER, 6 lba for $1. Steamers Arrive JacksonvlUe In Daylight Connecting With Outgoing Morning Trains. DIAMOND MEDAIi FBOURr 55c. Sack Clyde Steamers Comanche, Iroquois, Algonquin and Seminole are the I M t better from the very first one I took., X had taken them for about a 4 Smoothest Sailing Passenger Ships to the South,. snonOi, and wag feebng so much bettor that X has! forgotten about the bad feel- J used to hare. Yhe doctors called my trouble dyspepsia. I had it for about ^_Low rates-to Savannah, Jacksonville, etc.r-With-atop-ove r privileges t-€h«rle8ton,—Ticketr These prices Strictly Cash on purchase or delivery of goods. include meal* and stateroom berth, thue making tho cost about 40 per cent, less than &U rail. nevcn years, and had never in all my life been able to eat rich food or a veiy : hearty meat- I often wondered wjiy I sbould have oo much. d^spepaiaL I would, Cuisine Unexcelled. , Superb Paasehger Accommodations. bavo what I cidi ’'Msterbraah sometimes four or five times a day, when clean water that seemed liot would mm out of t Sailing eckodulo. ratea, and illuatratod booklet free upon application to Pabbodgor Dopartment. ny mouth and the pain waa something terrible for a minute, or else I would hiave pains at times in my stomach that ■■■■ ’ — . i i ’ - -would fairly double mo up or pains in my shoulders and legs and all over me so T. 7. P A R K E H that I would wish I was dead. I would send, s for the doctor,, and when he cams WM, P. CLYDE & CO., General Agents. C in lie would say: "Well what ia!3 the mtinatter nowj’” Tho best way to describo - ^ B o w U n f «w ««tifew .Y oth.__ S. DolawBUft Aye'.* I’LllaUolphJ^ p»,. .Corner of liako. Avo. and Matn St. — ------* •...... — hew. I felt waajjust io Baysay tnthat at everywerv thing w as ,the matter with mo and I felt bad everywhere. I think everybody whowbo is troubledin with their stomach ought to just T. G. EGER, W. H. WARBURTON, 604, 600, 60S Cookman Ave., opp Post Office j , and they will soon know how valuable they. are. Jtfv age is Traffic Manager. Gon. Travr Paaa. Agt. years.. ./ • - •* * - -J b . 5 BOWLINO GREEN, &EW YORK! ^ TEDKPHONK 60. No To R-'LI^A-N-SwUlnot benefit. Ben*! five cent* to Ripenji Chemical Oo-. u * m i and 1,000 tesU m onU Js. R ’I ’Fa.’N’R. io f o r B oettfiT or 1» n e k a t a t o e fP *49 a BUndarti medtoiie at a ^^darat* profit. Thev • F 0 **#, p a in a n d p ro lo n g life, Jhie gtvea roUeCf Note the T»ord R'i'P'A'N'S on the pack«$. A ccept n c w i f o t l f to MILAN ROSS, .Age(!lt for Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and Vicinity ( r a t Stores— Broadway, Lon* Branoh-jLlffio'Falls, N .J.; Manasquan, N .J.

i ' l - -■ .■ ? ’ ■ ~ v ’ Y } ASBURY PARK JOURNAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1899.

COURT COSTS AND COUNTY TAXES. BURTIS IN THE LEAD. To Vole sn L. A. W. Withdrawal. jjUlmrg |larh|fo«ntal Vineland baa a .citizens’ association ‘ The Asbury Park Wheelmen held Its which has taken up the matter o f ea- Doubtful if Hia Score of 200 1-3 Wiil.be monthly meeting on Monday night But and MONMOUTH REPUBLICAN. little business ®as transacted. A resolu' larged powers for justices of tbe peace. Beaten in the Tournament. 10BH K. WALLACE, Editor aad PablUhef. tion was introduced providing that the R a k in g This Is the same (subject which the Jobk.1 The individual bowling tournamenj, now club withdraw from tha League of Amer­ ‘' V PUBLISHED WBKKLY AT NAL has been ventilating fur several weeks, be|,og held on the Wheelmen’s alleys is ican Wheelmen. The resolution will be - THB fiSBURY PRRK PRINTING HOUSE and showing to taxpayers how their money attracting much Interest among the’mem- acted upon at the next regular meeting of P o w d e r NO. 718 MATTISON AVENUE, „ bers of the Asbury Park Wheelmen, The tbe elub. The .question of ithdrawjng 4BS01V1ELY IPure A8BURY PARK, . NEW JERSEY, Is wasted iu paying constables, prose, from the League has beer; discussed pro Daily Journal—June to September. cutors, grand and petit juries, and keeping tournament; commenced last Saturday and con for some.time. It oaams almost M akes the food m ore delicious and wholesom e night. The prize Is a gold medal, worth certain that the resolution will bs adopted, tbe expensive machinery of tbe courts in BOYAL DAKIHQ POWPtR OO., HEW YORK. Entered as second-class idatter at the Asbury Park motion. The solution la easy. I f the probably $10. J; E. Flltcroft held the as there is little opposition to It. Post Office, February 7, 1888._____ ■ The cjub baa extended a vote of thanks highest score until Tuesday night, when It Legislature will enact a law. permitting to Copt, Yudin Curtis, of Keyport. who TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. justices of the pe&So was beaten by John N. Burtis, who in the recently presented the Wheelmen with a — No man kaows what It la to feel, re­ i year, In advance. . . . ------* 1 0 0 lieved till he baa fallen from the very top PERSONAL. 6 months, in advance— ------5» that must now go befgimtii.e».grpnd (Jury, three games rolled an average of 200 1-8. rope mat to be used on the bowling alleys'. 1 , 3 months, in advance 25 the aiwlng-ln Monmouth county alone In a Tlio other scores are as follows: O. E. Eskew ond John N . Burtis were aleo of a chul-ch steeple and then woke up. Single copies.-.. ------...... ------2 r/»membered for a donation o f two sets o f Miss Ida Stiles ol Asbury Bark, is visit- single year would he close to five tbou. . II. Hnllck, 9 pins'baud leap; averagi, — Henry W. Bttrke has been appointed log friends at Lakewood. tenpins. ■ ^ manager of the Asbury Park freight busi­ T o C orrespondents —W e shall .be glad to re­ sand, and an equal or greater amount in IBS 18. ness of the Patten Line of steamboats and H od. George Wiirts, Secretary of State, ceive items of news and com m unications on »ub- counties of the same size and importance Elmar King, 15 pins; 130 2 8. ects ofinterest to this community. W rite only H. B Martiu, 4 pins; 187; The Jury Said Not Guilty. will have an office at the Main street caii- and his wlfo, are among the guests at the on one side of tbe sheet. * ' > . da Monmouth. houae of the electric railroad. The freight Grand Avenne Hotel. , All communications should be accompanied by Clarence Ancker, 80 plus;' 121 1-3. An Interesting mock trial wfts held at the full name and address of. the writer, not The Vineland association makes .thi/ Harry G, Shn>ve; 29 pins; 182 18. the Asbury Park High Schoul on Slonday business of the steamboats this spring Mrs. W illiam Sweet Of Strouclsbnrg, Pa. necessarily for publication but as a guarantee 01 statement of the case and seeks to arouse Silas Stlger, 84 pins; 167. afternoon fro in 8.80 to 8.15 P. M, The promises to be large, as Asbury Park mer­ has' been visiting her friend, Mrs. Grace good faith. Anonymous letters will not be noticed. chants will send a great pari of their Letters intended for the editorial or news de­ public interest.-' George Ralnear, 17 pins; 156. plaintiff was Miss Annie M. Hunt, who life Rowland. Mrs. Sweet is a property owner . partm ent should be addressed to the M. E. Sextou, IB pins; 184. a complaint properly drawn and executed freight from New Y ork by steamboat and in Ocean Grove. E d i t o r o f T h e Journal. “ A recent grand jury In Oumherjaad electric cars. • • . Asbury Park, NeW Jersey. Jesse Minot, 4 plae; 170 18 . I charged Fred S. Bale with having stolen a county wassailed upon to examine 84 bills Reubeu B Norris, 1018 pins; 158 2 8. Mlsa Diana Ida Oliver, of Philadelphia, Long D istance Tetephon*-—92 b. of complaints, and sifter sifting them down diamond pin from her on Jan. 81 It saa returned to her home thla week after a J. Edward Flltcroft, scratch; 198. alleged that the theft was committed at Transfers of Real Estate. returned 36’ true bills to, the court.- So El via G. Ba'rtls.lB pins; 141. visit with her friend, Miss Ada P. King. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1890. disgusted did this jury become that they the Waldorf-Astoria, where the plaintiff R. E. K. Roth fritz, 15 pins: 18B 18, orthb ebk nding eb George M. Bennstl and daughter, Miss passed a resolution censuring the justices had registered. At the tlma of the robbery F W E F . 4, 1890. Dr, Thompson, scratch; 154. the defendant was employed aa porter In ‘ AflBUHY PARK. E. Blanche Bennett, left Ocean Grove re- ,^ d f” Sub s o rip tion a to tbe Journal will bo of the peace for sending so many trivial H. C. Millar, scratch; 158 2 8. the hotel. Zookltc Hetrick, Howard Stepbon Hommenway to Charles F. Hemmen* cently for Florida. They are now at the discontinued at expiration unleaa tbe Pub­ cases to tho cpunty seat. O. E. Eskew, scratch; 170 2-3, . ,'H way—4 lota. $4. , lisher bas notice to tbe contrary. Notice “ A crying need Is a change in our laws Kroehl and Bike! Ludlow looked after the Brock House. FraDfc W ileox, 15 pins; 148. prosecution Tbe defendant waa repre- , Nelson E. Buchanon to Asbury Park Library the date on address label. It tells tbo t i m e that will allow petty caBee to be tried at Association—8 lota $12,000.. Miss Annie Purdy, of Middletown, N.Y., John Martid, 10 pins; 148,1 8. ; tinted by Edward 8. W yckoff, a clerk in Aabury Park LdbraiyAasociation to_Nelson E. each paper la paid to. All renewals must home. A s matters now stand justices are T. Miller, 9 pins; 564. Buchanon—part ot 8 lots. $1. ~ le oa e visit .to. lier,sl»ter, Mrs, Gei> a society young woman of ter native city. Harry Ws{son,18 plus; 170 1-3. and tbe inducement of a fee, send many jury* was out only e. few minutes, when a ' Myron* S, Gould to Mary E. Nowman—lot, A suggestion which will probably be J. H. Parker, 28 pins; 185 1-8.. verdict of acquittal was rendered $200. ' • Richard Borden, of Spring Lake, one of cases to th e. grand jury, entailing heavy Walter W. Davis, 8 pins; 152 8 8. ^Myron S. Gould to Franois A. Pawley—3 lot*, followed by a motion in the City Council costs on the taxpayers, and Individual in­ tin umployes of the Atlantic Coast Electric John L, Schneider, scratch'; 163. Railroad Company, has returned jo work haa been made by Councilman Applebyr convenience. Witnesses are summoned Myron S. Gould to Adolph G. Aabrand—lot. W. S. Ford, 20 pins; 12*. Bankruptcy Petition. after being on the sick list for two weeks. that Instead of the municipality having two and three days before the grand jury . OOX AH OB ova. ' Frederick Parker of Freehold, county djirlog "the summer, two first- and then perhaps not'heard. Before ise The games on Saturday nlght wlU bring Mary G. Caley to Susan E. 8tono—lpt. $50uT Mrs. H. Atkinson of Ocean Grove, has f 1 _ , i - i . that one orchestra be stationed at the Fifth nesday Freeholder Woftman, .of tho was ample security for his debts. One of Park yesterday morning for Florida “ Is It any wonder then that they prefer Vv, a Fuilon to Wm. E. Fallon—lot at Bel­ nVenue pavilion and the other at Aabury to seal their lips and let the speakeasy and First Ward, Asbnry Park, reported that, the creditors la this city was endorser on Their destination Is Enterprise, where they mar. $1,000. -will spend several weeks as guests of the avenue. This would give the patrons o f other fom s o f vice-flourish- and .' blight the Shark River improvement itsd.been hiB notes when the petitioner Iseid prop, Harry F. Tatar to Sherman B. Oviatt—lot at erty In bis own.name,... It is cbiimprt that Serins Lake, $500. Brock House. both - pavilions music twice a day— after- tbeir. town? Verdicts by home juries eompjeted, Thu balance of $4500 due Mayor and Council . Sprint; Lake to Soring- generally stand, and If appealed the; num­ Coctractor BenjaiMc YapBruqt .’ill be Braeutlgam transferred the property to X,ake and Sea Girt Company—lots at * . --M rs.—Matilda Thompson, ..mother of. noon and evening. At any rate tbe plan ber would be'greatly lessened, aad- the paid when the work Is accepter, by the bis .wife and then refused to renew the Lako. $94,8.74. Ralph E. Thompso*sv of Asbury Parte, filed Is worth trying, Inasmuch as no additional trivial cases that disgust grand juries municipality of Avon and Belmar. notes. After appointing David Harvey, 6u Wednesday night at the! home o f her < appropriation would be needed. would be entirely done away with. " • Tw o hundred- dollars was thken from Jr. trustee for the creditors’ Interests, Mr. daughter, at Point Pleasant. Deceased “ The tuxpayer groans under the load of Neptune township appropriation and Parker adjourned the case for a further Was 78 years of age. county tax and with tbe witnesses prays placed to the credit of Ocean. hearing on March 7. There may be other towns as good as for release." . A* the request of Freeholder McCabe a DRUG STORE GHAT. Mr. Charles F. Walker started South.* ::; Asbury Park, but there certainly are no committee was appointed to build a cul­ tods on the Clyde Line steamer Co. manche. Mr. W alker’s destination Is the better. Particularly Is thla true In connec- vert in Neptune township. Several Othur — Vincent MUler Is the new chief of th® A Defunct Company. Manqsquan flre..department. .. .'. Brock House, Enterprise, Fla. After re­ — tfcm with the work of the Street Depart­ committees on bridges were appointed In It now transpires that the Sanitary Sewer Holmdal aad Atlantic townships maining there, for some time Be will go to ment. After every snow storm Superin­ —On complaint of s large number of Our “ Drug that Cure ” are Daytona, near by. and Sewage Utility Company, wkich iB Freeholder Harry J. Rockafeller made property owners the .Mayor and Council of tendent Smith has seen to R thatthe snow trying to get a franchise from the.Town- s report of a visit of the coromlttce op the Buy Head has refused to grant a franchise a great sight better than drugs About the middle of March Mr. Silas’C. plows are gotten out, and In an incredibly skip Committee to lay sewers and operate tramp question. “Hesaid Wat tbe Middle Stlger and his daughter Louise will start to> Point-Pleasant Electric Light and t h a t d o n ’t c u r e . short space of flme the snow is removed them In tho tpwnsbip, has no legal exist­ sj x jails bad been visited, and while there Power Company ou a trip Wert, They will go direct to Cali­ ence. There was some doubt in the minds the committee learned that the number of fornia, spending some time st Sacramento, from the walks in all parts df the town. of the Committee as to the standing of tho tramps had fallen off fifty per cent, sines — A valuable feature of Harper'4 Weekly and from there w ill go to Oregon, return­ This Is appreciated by the.residents and company, and Clerk Harris was instructed the plan of putting them to work had for the last month has been its thorough Don’t cough. W hite Pine ing home by way of the Yellowstone Park.. many compliments have been bestowed on to comraunlcate with the Secretary of been Introduced. snd practical discussion o t the opportuni­ The trip will occupy several weeks. ties offered by our new colonics for busi­ Cough Balsam cures all kinds tbe Street Department. At flrst It was State, and ask Sts standing. H e received the following letter in reply: - ness openings. Its staff of correspondents* of coughs and colds, and does Announcement has been made of tba proposed to h&ve Council pass an ordin­ fire In Burtis’s. and artists is giving its readers ao Inter­ wedding of Miss Ess, Sexton, daughter of “ I beg to say* that ‘the Sanitary Sewer it quickly. Try it on our plan ance compelling all property owners to esting series of articles ou these islands, Mr.. D W. Sexton, 801 Bangs avenue, and and Sewage Utility Company was Incor­ A slight b|aze occurred between 5 and fl o’clock yesterday afternoon Sn John N, their history, resources and condition. of money back if it doesn’t Mr. Thomas E. Hammond.. Rev. A. G. remove the snow from their walks, but as porated under the Jaws of tills State by Bale will perform tha ceremony In First many of them live dut of town and their eerliflcate filed jn this office March 0,1800. Burtls’s undertaking estaidlshment in the cure. 25 and 50 cent sizes. Klnmonth Block. NowcllRue,wholooks Presbyterian Church on February 15. Miss , houses are vacant from five to nine months It, however, ja no longer In existence, Its Sextan Is teacher of the infant department charter having been declared Inoperative after the shop at night, carelessly threw a ABOUT THE COUNTY. _ayear, J3uchan ordinance would have been lighted.piece of paper In the coal scuttle. in the Presbyterian Sunday-school. and void by proclamation of the Governor You remember what Capt. inoperative. The present 'pian - works' dated May *3, 1894, for non-payment o f Thla blaze..communicated to the iace cur- _ A force o f men la at work tearing up the smoothly enough tosatisfy all concerned. taxes.” talnB. Rue, Srecomlog frightened,'shouted rallmad’ switches at MoutfiouthrPdrfc. -The Bob Evans -was. going, to. do — A Modest Youth.—“ Who Is tho smsrt- Are. His cries were hoard by Lewis Bar- eat hoy in youY class, Bfihhy ?” osked hls . The Sewer Company has be-.;. notified rails were recently sold to a trolley com­ to the Spaniards. W ell, Corn more aud Charles Ryno, who were In the pany for $24 a ton. ~ J - uncle. ’* I'd tike to tell you,” answered The Finance Committee of the Winter Committee thinks it advisable to barber Mjop adjoining They rnahed into Slayer does the same for ajl Bobby, modestly, ‘’ duly papa says I must discontinue negotiations, ’ * “ aiid Spring Resort movement la-meeting the undertaker's place and tore down the The Btudente bf the Long Branch High not least.' , School will hereafter be promoted upon kinds ofebrns. Costs 15 cts., with much encouragement. Two o f the curtains, which were thrown • into the A Conundrum Supper. street. The Are alarm was not sounded. their yearly averages." Examinations for cures 15 corns. members made a partial canvaBs of the promotion are abolished and scholars will city on Tuesday, and succeeded in getting The ladies of First Presbyterian Church be transferredxfo a higher class op receiv­ a number of comparatively large subscrip­ conducted a successful supper on Tuesday A Low Death Rate. ing the mark of “ excellent.” Monmouth Trust" night In the Sunday-school room and Housework never injures tions. A t no place did the committee The records of the Board of Health, as Winfield T. Ireland ia considered one of church parlors. A ll the articles on tbe your hands if you use Floral and a "refusal from those who Were compiled by Clerk Bowen, show.that the the prominent residents of Colts Neck by menu were significant of some variety of number of deaths in Asbory Park for the ■food.-— For-fnatanoe-.-pork-snd-ticaGS-werfi reason of his great strength. Some of his Toilet Cream every night. It asked to subscribe. T h I b ta tfTof^affalrS' ■year ending: Oct. l,4S98j:werej41, which Ja down for Boston culture, and tongue was performances are lifting with bis teeth a * ja considered promising. Asbury Park is lower than that of any previous year since keg or bag weighing 200 lmuh'(Hf'and" is. a .del ightfu 1 toilet prepara- Sate Deposit Company. given as woman's weapon Those who 188S O f these 41' destbts above referred steadily gaining ground hb an all-year- found themselves unable to Interpret the breaking, by expanding bln chest, a rope tion. 25 cents. * .. round resort, and If the money.subscribed to. thirteen were nonresidents, snd the one-third of an inch in diameter. bill o f fare were assisted by the wait­ remainder permanent residents. It Is es­ Honmonth Building, Asbnry Pari, H. ia collected and distributed judiciously, the resses. Supper was served from 6 until 9, timated that the .resident population is Thomas McNicholas, of Freehold, pri­ — - - results will be large.___ ...... One of the pleasing parts of the ovenlng’a 4,901,-and tbe transient population 88,800. vate In Company I, Third Regiment, re­ A man can exist with o n e entertainment was a mUBlcai farce In three ceived an^honorable discharge from esr- It is stated on excellent authority that -EatlraaUng.on these figures tbe death rate lung, but he can do better acts entitled “ Tbe Three Maids ot Leeds.” among the Ideal inhabitants was 5.71 per vlce last December on account of illness. CAPITAL, $100,000 Mr. Bradley has decided to enclose the Tbe characters were well taken and* the thousand; Forty.two marriages were per­ He recently npplled for a pension, claim­ with two. Keep your lungs SURPLUS, $25,000 upper flgor of the Asbury avenue pavilion applause liberal. formed In the city during tbe year, The ing that, while on guard one rainy bight strong. If you have any weak­ , with glasB, and make It much more Invlt- numbef of births was 48. at Pompton Lakes, he contracted rheu­ matism. One leg is so drawn that he Is ness that way ise Emulsion ------— lag^haB-at-pFesont.— Whenahls Ja,dQQk ___ OkMhwijnion’s Ngvv Line.' ' Exocutos all trusta known to tho. law. compelled to use crutches. early and often, for it will cure lxiana money on bond and mortgage, the Board of Trade will put an attendant The first of.,th e two new steamsBlpa — - Florida and Cube, *------Rocoirea doi>osita Bubioct to check ana ^ *CBarl(^ Fairsc,l3f Eagll8htowD,-was shot y o u : In charge. - .______building for the Old Dominion Line at is Pennsylvania, Southern Railway, F., C. -gallows in . . Roach’s shipyard, Chester, Pa.,' was sue-, last Friday night in a cemetery while as Truateo, ttegiBtrar and Tr&tifiref & P. aud F . E. C. The only route- -per playing a joke on Herman Carman, a O ur Em ulsion'is as good as Agent , / Mr. Treat’s pointed remarks to mem. cossfully launched oa Thursday, Jan. 20 PayB coui>ons. . - ■■. . ' \ . ating through Pullman 'sleeping car ser­ friend. Faust had arrayed himself In a Maices demand and time loans on approved ' bers of Council last week should have the She was christened Hamilton, by Miss J. vice New York to Ormond, Roekledge, a n Emulsion can be., made: (le-G. Livingston, of New York. The new sheet and stood on a gravestone aa his collateral. effect of making tbat body remember that Palm Beach and Miami. Connection for, friend passed byrwlth. the intention of Guaranteed to be so or your 8afo Deposit Vaalta. vessel w ill be a sister ship to tbe Princess Havana, K ey West and Nassau, Rmite of H donV pay’to be too hasty. As a Water Anne, and will rmftmble the latter In all frightening him-. Before tbe Imaginary "money back. Regular dollar* the New York & Florida Limited. Finest ghost could make known his identity Car­ Commissioner Mr Treat served the bor­ respects excepting cabin arrangements. train In the world, operated solid between size, 60 cents. AvC. TWINING, Prasldont Sba is built in tbe most modern style and man had diawtl a revolver and shot, the G. B. M. HARVEY, Vico-Proaldont. ough faith Tully for years, only to find that New York and St. Augustine, composed tiullet striking Faust |n the shoulder. His BRUUE 8. KEATOR, Secretary. will be handsomely Sued throughout. -It exclusively of dining, library and observa D, C. CORNELL, Treasurer. when the city was incorporated, wltli larger ia expected -the Hamilton will be ready friend helped tbe liljured man home where powers given to Council, he with his asso­ tion,compartment and drawing-room Bleep Ids wound was dreBsed. DIRECTORS. for commission by April 1- >— lng-cars- Two other fast tralos, 420 r M. O H. Brown,/ Henry Mitchell, M. D. ciates was summarily put out of office and 1205 a m , M a ttiso n A v e n u e P h a rm a cy, J H. Buchanaif, John-P. O’Brien, without so much as a word of thanks for Atlantic City’s Novelty. For detail Information applv to J. I,. D. C. Cornoll, . . -Perrjr E-Smith, tbeir long titfd afdU'otiy labors.” As citizens , Adams, G. E. A., F, C. & P. R R., 353 Wm. J. Harrison, Milan Koss, TWO negroes, Thomas G.—Murray and •Broadtvay. New. Yor.k. or A. g Thweatt, 1899 Eebmary. 1899 a s b u r y p a r k , n . j . Col. G. B. M. Har?oy, A- O Twining. the W ater Commissioners had the welfare Goo. F. Kroehl, - H. H. Vreelaud, Thomas Hewitt, of Hew York, have rented E. P. A , Southern Rallway, 271 B'roaft* Bruce 8. Keator. M. D. G.«D. W. Vroom of the city as much at heart as members the Grand Pacific Hotel, fronting on the way, New York. Su. Nlo. Tu.rWe. Th. ■ft Uot Isaac C. Kennedy, of Council, and they were doing all that boardwalk at Atlantic City, aud will tun it the coming season for tbe accommodation , could be done to place the water depart­ of negro guests, They intend to improve What Escaped Electricity Does.' M . » 1 2 3 ment on a paying basis and make it a the hole'! la tbe latest tyle, besides erect­ Within the past week or two tbe main great benefit to every.resident. After such in g a pavilion snd bath-houses on the Water pipe on Main street. In the vicinity, 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 a dismissal It Is not to be wondered at that beach.* Tho proprietors expect that the of First avenuo, haa been found leaking. Who’ll Trade remora ttlll be successfql, thinking that Investigation showed that the leaks bad; none of the Commissioners should proffer It will receive the patronage of many well Information and ^advice when Council or­ been caused by escaped electr!cltys holes 112 13 14 15 16 17 18 to-do colored people. ’ having been burned Into the oain. Such dered the suit against the township for a "IV a state o t affairs ha# existed in the larger H is W eber ? charge which was not legal or bindlog. A Severe Sentence. cities since the establishment of electrlq: 19 20 21 22 28 24 25 railroads, and is already becoming quite Yesterday , at Freehold Judge Coaover common in Asbury Park. There has been reported toes the ease of a lady Councilman Appleby’s motion to reduce sentenced Charles W illiams and Arthur 26 27 28, the salary of the Mayor from $500 to $250 Worsher, negroeB.'to eight years in State who refused the gift of a new piano of a certain a year Is likely to pass when it comes up at Prison. They are • tbe men who held up More Pay for Letter-Carriers. MOON’S PHASES. make because its acceptance involved the loss of an another meeting. The argument advanced arid shot Martin Murchenberg, a peddler, A bill In the Interest, of letter carrier® Third n ftSMt I -fc Flirt . . 1:5* old Weber which she had. been using many a year. near the aand hills, last fall. Tney pleaded at second-class offices w ill be presented to Quarter ^-<5 jj.ru. Jf Quarter 1 / a.m. She was considered unreasonable by people who for the reduction is that the Mayor’s posi­ not guilty. The peddler was not seriously, LNew . i n ' ^ .^ 1 1 OK MB Congress this month. _ It provides that 1 0 lum. I CCMOOB 2 D -were not musically cultured and by those who had tion has very little work attached to It and hurt. after June 18 the salaries for carriers for : that Hbe-to\vn Cannot^afford, to -pay-for. the first year shall, be $600, second year never had the privilege of using a really high grade Tfte' a n p r t t t M 1’ NextiWeeK. jnstrttfcent Any-Weber player will sympathize honors. It is safe to say that Mayor Ten- $800, and for the following - years f IffiSO; T h e r e is Broeck,the present incumbent, has spent The cantata, •• The FloWer’Queso,” w ill ""witb-tieK . much m'oFe than his. salary every year In bq produced’ in Education:;! Hall next —Owing to another engagement Prof. We have never-known the owner of a Weber to Thursday evening under the direction of Tallie Morgan' finds him self . unable to change his piano nor do we think such a thing has expenses which Jn any other city would be Madams Ogden-G’raue, leader o f the First direct tbe Ocean Grove Choral Society ever occurred. There-is a certain distinctive g o o d ­ charged to the public treasury, and bis Baptist Cburcts cbolr. The Cantata was next Tuesday night. The rehearsal- was. in the descending scalq ot successor, If it happens to be some, one produced in Hew York last winter by therefore 'd until the following' quality and. price where . ness about a'Weber that makes it like no other else, will'learn that the “ honor” carries Madame Crane and waa very successful. evening. The chorus is practicing the cheapness ceases to he eccu - ■ piano on earth. It is riot only its superb tones or The Young People’s Society of the Baptist w ith It a great many demands for cosh oratorio Esther, and a number of glets, ’* dsny. The claims of super its good looks. Tt has what you would almost call Church will assist in ibe production of the an individuality—a personality—a direct appeal to Which the salary cannot begin to meet. cantata, ferity of the Asbury Park Some of the Councilman no doubt feel .—What some people need more than Printing House rest upon .tire musicalsensibilities of its player. ■. , «•-. Mr. Stefnbacb Declines. anything else Is change— they have dollars^ good wort, good material, . Tfie^pripeis'bHly a^little higher than many high^ that as they receive nothing for their and they need sanss. labors, and fmH)bliged to glvet .valuable TS the liditor oj the J o u b h a i, good service. You get the .grade pianos,* no higher than many second grade — Poet—"All I need Is an opening, sir.” worth of your money, and j ' tim e to the city’s interests, It is no more Ip your edition of Feb. 8, among others, ones, that are sold by other dealers. W e are sole Editor— W ell, wbat’Bthe matter with the your v.-ork is somethingyoe than right that the Mayor should bear an you name me as a candidate for Council, agent for this King of instruments. . . man from the First Ward. This is evidently one you just came through?" are not dsbamed et, I t la equal share-jot,,thej?utdep. Councj\Jias an errixf. Allow me to say that I am not —Samuel Marryott, of .Tamesb’urg, who work that experts will be - ■* the right to either increase or reduce the a candidate for saTd' poettlOff, -— ■dled-«t tbat-placa s-eceatly, jvw.jhe.fat.ber pleased with. When you pay. - and If prospective candidates don’t H e n k t S t e io t a c h . of H. C. Marryott,. of Aabury Park. His’ R, A. TUSTING. ;; w a n t p rin tin g “ th iiik V.of property Is to be divided between his wife,; "7 fib ibe SompeDBOtion they can draw out jffiese things,1" . ■ Mattison Ave. and Bond St. — Some men never get 'to * the tap, be- T O daughters ami three Sons. To-H- C. Asbury Park, N.. J and look Sor something with more putney cause'they, keep waiting for an elevator- Marryott he left p'rojierty at Bradley' 7l8 SSATtlSdN AVBNUB, In lt than being Mayor* of Asbury Pa^k. Instead of limbing up the steps. Beachf . ' i • / '-.UURVTAKK, N.J. ■I; I ■■* *■' ...■ ■ • * . 1- ■ . r- ASBURY PARK 'JOURNAL;,' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY to, 1899.

—T. Frank Appleby, a member of the 1 State Board of Education, attended a ^ u r i||onrm tl meeting of that body at, Yrenton,on Tnes- day. . " ."'I.' ;• If You Are Interested | and MONMOliThi REPUBUCAN Reliable\ Furniture. —Edward Beaumont, of Philadelphia, in the subject of Life Insurance for yourself, or for ^ FBIDAY, FEftRftJARY 10,1899. has leased Mower's pavilion and baih- houae.v at Belmar. Mr. Beaumont has I any member of your family, we wili gladly furnish ^ been a summer resident of that place" for “ you with all heedful information, so that ypu may de- ^ 7 i-'-X"' Rftlov of Advcrtlttiniiv some time; This is r r’. term ine vShat kind of■■ policyfiis~bept adapted to your J W flR K S . MONTHS. — Dr. Henry Mitchell, Secretary of the 1 1 a 8 1 2 State Board of Health, has submitted the nrmmQiaarK necessities. ' - . . Mattress Season. SPACF 1 a 8 1 » % in. .*> 75 $ 1 0 0 $ i *5 $175 $ * 5o $4 oo $ 6 0 0 annual report of that body to the Governor. Many people are taking advantage of our 75 1*5 I.SO 175 3*5 4 0 0 6 00 10 00 Advance sheets, have been distributed to iX •* 1 00 1 5 0 a 00 *75 4*5 5 50 8 0 0 1 4 0 0 the newspapers. ' l' mattress offer and aremdering for future wants. As 2 «. 1*5 a o d 3 5 0 350 5 50 7 00 IOOO 18 00 we have said before, hair mattresses are cheaper now 175 *75 3 50 4 50 7 00 9 00 1 5 0 0 2 5 0 0 " —New Jersey Conference Epworth ? “ 3*5 3 .So 4 .SO 5 .So 8 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 35oo than they will be again for a long time. All grades 3 00 5 50 7 50 1 3 0 0 18 00 3 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 League will hold its annual convention at 5 ‘I 4 50 12 5 .SO S .so IX 1 5 0 0 2 5 0 0 35 oo 55 00 8 5 0 0 Camden next week, beginning on Wednes­ .of: hair have advanced in price, We still have a IOOO 17 00 2 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 45 00 6 5 0 0 9 0 0 0 15060 r col. day. Chaplain CasBnrd, of the battleship large stock on hand, and will continue to make mat­ Local Noticks.—A limited number of local no­ Indiana, will deliver an address. tresses to your order at present prices as long as our tices will be admitted at the‘rate of filteen cents per line. They will be placed at the bottom of —On Tuesday night when it was snow­ supply lasts. After that prices are sure to be higher. - he local columns only, and must have "Adv." at ing the hardest, the whistle, of a passing i he end. When continued four weeks or longer, Our very best No. i hair mattress, made of a discount of as percent. Is allowed.______steamer waa plainly heard in every part of 40 pounds of long curled hair, with the highest town. The vessel was not over hhlf a quality of A. C. ticking, we are now selling at $16. Lbgal Notichs.—The Joornat. Is a legal mile from shore and wus going South. newspaper, and as such la the proper medium for In1 times past this used to be our $50 mattress, aud all legal notices. Some advertisements belong to — At the meeting o f the Building and as by law; while with many others It is optional Loan Association last Friday night the it is every bit as good now as it was then.. We - with the party Interested , as to what paper shall make this grade in any size and weight at 40 cents 'publish them. fifteenth series was retired. Twenty-two thousand dollars was sold at a premium a pound. averaging seven and one quarter per cent. Our No. 2 mattress is^just as fine in work-- TOWH AND COUNTRY. —The local Justices of the peace had • maiiship and material, but is made of a softer grade their bands fnll early in the week taking of hair which is a little cheaper. Many people pre­ — Tuesday next is Bt. Valentine’s day. affidavits to pension papers. rphese docu­ ments come quarterly, and prove a blessing fer it to the No, 1 as'it makes a softer bed. In 40 • — Lincoln's birthday will be celebrated to many of Uncle Sam’s brave men and pound size the price is $14 ; made up by the pound on Monday, February 18. . their families. . / we charge 35 cents., ------— ■ , — Foilrteen persons will be baptized In . — Mrs. C. A. Beecroft, of Aabury Park,' T he No. 3 mattrejss is made of shorter hair First Baptist Church on Sunday evening. Is a beneficiary under tho w ill of her .such as comes from the manes of horses, and makes ■—Sleighing wns good, early in the week, father, 'Squire Thomas Cook, of Oakhurst. an excellent bed. Its price is $12 in 40 pound size, and many took advantage of the “ beauti­ All of the property is divided between his ful.” ’ two daughters, Mrs. Beecroft and Mrs. H. or 30 cents by the pound. ... C. Walker, of Chicago. We have time to take special pains with the — The new officers- of Asbury Council; Junior Mechanics, will be' installed to­ — Buchanon & Smock have commenced renovating of mattresses just now. Our charge for night. tearing down their lumber sheds_oaMain making overand-cleatiiifg thoroughly is buf“$2.oo, , street In the vicinity. of ABbury avenue. — A daughter was born to Mrs. J. Hat­ The sheds are taken down in sections and • —Revival meetings are being held In . —Journal subscribers who have re­ field Youmans, of Cookman avenue, on will be rebuilt at the firm's new lumber First Methodist Church. ceived a reminder of indebtednesa re­ Walter W. Davis, Monday. • yard', Third and Railroad, avenues. T-— -.... rr-Mra.. Forman. Stilbln, of Avon, frac- cently are. requested to send their dues nt tyred her right arm on Wednesday by a once. The price of the paper Is small, 143 and 145 Main Street, Asbury Park, H. J. ■ — After two years’ effort Poinsett Cross ' Tbo 79th birthday, last Friday, of W il­ has been granted a pension. ‘ He will re­ fall. Dr. H. 8. Ktqmonth set the broken and a dollar hill can be conveniently sent liam Throckmorton, of Loch Arbour, waa bone. by mail now where the former price was ceive $8, a month. the occasion o f a pleasant surprise arranged The Shark-River bulkhead was partly often a drawback. Under thff new ar­ hy bis family. Friends from- Ashury — Justice J. -K. MortoDr -who-baa an carried away ye»terday. The Freeholders rangement no reader of the paper can Park, Long Branch and Eatontown partici­ office on Mattison aVenUe, la a candidate have a bond of $8,000 from the contractor, have any excuse«for owing anything. for police Justice. pated in and witnessed the presentation of |Usefnl presents. and the latter will be obliged to mpuirthe — Monday being a legal holiday the damage.. . " banks w ill be closed from Saturday noon — Alleta Council, Degree of Pocahontas, — Rev. G eorge’,J. Mlnglns lectured In until Tuesday morning. an auxiliary of tbe Bed Men, gave a mas­ Westminster Church on Wednesday night, querade In Winckler Hall on Tuesday DPERfl HOUSE — Henry .Truax, of South Main -streetp taking as his subject, “ Manila and the night. The variety o f the costumes and Philippines.” The lecture was Illustrated BANGS AVENUE AND EM0BY ST slipped from the back porch of his hotne the excellent make-nps created plenty of on Monday and sprained his ankle. with a number of flue. views, showing W. H. MORRIS, amusement. Edgar Bills acted in the s£ehea in and about these rich islands. ~ . fllanager. capacity o f floor manager. Doora open 7.80. Curtain raises 8,15 shnrp. — Extra meetings are being held In First Prices 25, 85, 50 and 75c. Baptist Church thlsweek. Pastor Marten Wesley Engine Co. held its monthly is assisted by several clergymen from meeting on Monday night. Dr. J. F. Da. SUNDAY StRVICES. near by churches. vlaon waa extended a vote of thanks for LOOK OUT FOR THE the use of bi|.wlndow In which to adver­ OONUBBOXTIOHAO. . — Dr. ft. F . Doran, Bucceasor to Boston First Congregational Church, corn’er Dentists, has opened a brunch office at tise tbe company’s reception which occur­ NEXT ATTRACTION. red on Wednesday night Five dollars First avenue and Emory street, Rev. How­ Point Pleasant where he will attend to pa­ ard T- Wlddemer, pastor. Services. 1080 tients on Wednesdays, was donated to the “ Welcome Fund ” for It/will please you. Company A. ; " N and,7,80, Morning topic, "M akin g, Iron —The photographs of all - members of Sw im evening topic, " Four Horns and Wesley' Engine Company, handsomely — Harry Watkins, of West Park, waa Four, Carpenters." • Sunday school, 8.30; framed, were exhibited this week In the arrested last week at Lakewood ' by Con­ Christian Endeavor, 6 45: prayer-meeting show window of Mattison Avenue-Pbar- stable Huggins.— Laat-December be Btole Friday evening at 7.45: : ; — macy. a gold watch andurhbrella from a friend - -XHroBMxn,--' ------and disappeared.. A charge of'grand lar­ Preaching in Grand avenue Reformed — Lnpton Bros, of Matawan, have se­ ceny waa entered against him and n war Church hy the pastor, Bev. Dr. Peter Stry­ AsburyPark cured the contract for the new Cbattle rant Issued, which was enforced on Friday. ker; 10.80, topic, •• The Worship of Graven fountain to be erected hy the W. C. T VU. Jnstice Dodd sentenced him to tbe couoty Images;” 7.80, “ Jacob in Padari-Aram Of Long Branch. The fountain will cost Jail. Habbath-school at 2.80; Christian Endeavor. fflUO, uud_wili.be ol Quincy.granlte. . — High School —The annual report Issued by Pruden. 645; prayer and praise meeetlng every — E. W. Appleby, who has an ofilco In tial Insurance Company of Newark,Bhowa Friday at 7.80. Free pews, congregational the Appleby uuildlog. Is distributing beau­ last year to have been unusually prosper­ singing, gospel preachlug, and a hearty Star Course, tiful calendars to those who purchase ous. Tbe company issued more policies invitation to all to come and worship with Stpgei; sewing machines. These calendars than <1 tiring‘airy previous year, and wrote ns. Y i.B .T o n m s are works of art and are mack sought for. the third largest amount of Insurance of PIKST PBESBfTBarXM.’ “ ■ - - The pastor, Rev. A.G. Bale, will preach any company operating In the United —A slight fire occurred at Bradley morning and evening; Sunday school at Beach on Monday night It waa In Wool­ States. This company has now In force 2.80; Christian Endeavor at 6.46; Friday SATURDAY, MARCH I I, THE ley’s candy Btore and bakery, but the dam­ about three million policies. evening prayer-meetlng at 7 80; strangers rut 8.15, P. M. iu Assembly Halit " age was slight. The fire departments of — The '09 modols of the Cleveland and always welcome; seats free; special music UP-TO-DATE West Grove and West Park responded to Columbia bicycles, as displayed by Z-icii- morning and evening. the alarm. .. arias & Cn„ are attracting much attention ■ FIBST BAPTIST. — Last Sunday’s^New York Herald gave from those who claim to know wbat good Rev. Z. Clark Marten, pastor; preaching Temple. .... SIGN a hnlf^olumn of'Bpace-tO B sbclal 1‘etteV wheels arer The exceilenrworkmanshlp, morning' ahd- “evening. Bunday.ichoql beautiful Ufiea and rigidity of- these mt nt 2.0(1; good singing ami abort sermons. from its Asbury Park correspondent. Such a n d courtesies are appreciated hy those who chines ought to commend them to any Strangers cordially Invited. Christian En­ ore placing the city more prominently prospective bicycle purchaser. The Co deavor Tuesday evenings at 7.80; prayer before the public. lumbla cbalnless sells for $75. meeting Friday evenings. PAINTER HP1BCOPAL. Quartette. Carriage — The recent col(l snap gave the United Trinity Church, corner Ashury and For Sale.—Ocean Grove boardinghouse, Ice Company an opportunity to store sev- Grand avenues, Bev. A. J. Miller, rector. eral hundred tocs rif Ice In Its Jumesburg 16 rooms, partly furnished. Very desira­ ble location. Little cash needed. Ad­ Sundays— Holy Communion, 7.80; morn­ is looking for work. It will houses. The Ice was from eight to ten ing prayer and sermon, 10.80; evening Single Admission, 50 Cents. dress “A W.," J ouunal office.— Adv. inches thick and of a good quality. The prayer and sermon, 7.80. Weekdays—' pay you to have your work . . . . With resorvod 8oat,.75 cents. : Prices Out of Sight houses have a capacity of 6,000 tons. dally (except Thursday), 9 a.m.; Thursday, done at this time, previous * * JJISTSlBg JltftJftL 889i -iltfly Communion, -^-^r-^Tiokafes-on sala at TuBting’B.. - ■ '**»■* — Grip and rheumatism are twin mis­ f o r SALE. the sprfng^and summmer rush. . _ eries that- nobody * wants; yer'MHBy "Save 9 a. m .; Friday, 7.80 p. m. ft* } A OA leading oil and gasolewj busi- them. The remedies best suited/for .both noa8 at Rod Bank for saleT Own­ CATHOLIC. are Antigrippine Ni>i.. l.and 12, “ They, ing plant on N. Y. & L. B. B. R. enables tbo Church of the Holy Spirit, Second ave­ care.” Ask yonr druggist, or address Ami owner to buy oil by the tank oar load,, Yearly nue and Bond street. Rev. M. L^GIennon tlgrlpplne Remedies, AsburyPark. sales will bajvorifiQd by Standard Oil Co. Would pastor. Mass on Sunday morelng at 9 be willing to take active partner for half inter­ o’clock. 513 Main Street, —Four applications for membership In est Address J. C. GRAPEL, Rod Bank, N. J. Branch Shop: Reed Bros. North Broadway Corinthian Castle, Golden Eagles, were Do You Need Printing? and Long Branch Ave.; Long Branch. Asbury Park, N. J. received on Monday Dlgbt. This makes Jtyecial goiters. IJeaders of the Journal should bear In twelve that have been mado lately. The inlnd that the Ashury Park Printing GRAM” candidates will Like the three degrees 1VANTED—Two Salesladies ; ono who thor- House, wfilch was established in 1878, a necessary V initiation next Monday night. ” oughly understands Hosiery and Under­ little more than two yeara after the first wear, also ono thorouuhl/ understanding No­ number of the Journal waa printed, Is Pdrtgaflj sCoans. —The White Crook hurleequers, under tions, Laces.otc. Apply to JACOB STEINBACH, tbe management of EdwardF. Husk,.gave LongJBranch.N- J. ----— ------the best place to syml tht-ir orders for all Coffee. k F o r a clever show in Park Opera House on kinds o f printing, its equipment is one Monday night. The performance was HON’T PAY RENT. Own your own homo. I of the beBt in the State, and'the variety of Weddings havo a nice 18 room houso, 004 Second avo­ type Includes the newest and best styles. 1 1 2 0 , 0 0 0 varied enough to autisfy the audience, and nue, bath and other improvements* Will soil The GreatJ the applause best >wed .wus exceedingly cheap on installment plan; $2500 can remain on Prices during the winter months are a To loan on good mortgages. Birthdays lib eral...... mortgago at & por cent, remainder in payments little lower,than summer, hut the quality Health Drink*. 8. (J. COWART, Freehold, N. J. and all anniversary occasions we to suit. Lot 50x150 fio't Address of work is the ssine Work is solicited \ bavo a most beautiful nnd varied — William L. SampBou. of Ocean Grove,, A. W. LEWIS, box 808, Asbury Park, from out of town huslness men. A t this assortment of has invented a drawbridge which is a season the orders nre heavier than usual. Can be had of your Grocer. DIAMONDS great improvement over those of the Inzfruefion. Costs but 15c. a pound. . in rings, lockets, etc. swinging and revolving type. It consists f of movable cantilever spans having in- INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC. Commended by Asfeury Park phyai-1 SILVERWARE cllnea, nnd aprons adapted to he engaged " Piano and Thoory. THE cians aa tho most palatable and nunr- in no west designs for the diningroom, by the Inclines and swung Into an angular References—Prof. G. (X. Gow, Vassar Collogo: ishlng subaututo for grain coffee boudoir, and personal ornaments. position. Last week’s Issue of the Scien­ Prof. R, A. Tusting, Aabury Park. they ovor saw or tried. •- I M oney CUT GLASS j Address CLARA M. CORNELL, Houltlfful nnd satisfying.. Try it. in choica patterns for ell purposes of tific American guve a description and 600 Fourth avonuo. Great Tattle Store, 8ond 5 cents iu Btamps for trial pnek- drawing o f tlie'ifkventlon. agb. N tablo or purely orriamental use. i Mattison Avenue JEWELRY A. A; Taylor & S o n s C o . in all.styles from tho most noted • Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that BUSINESS LOT Manufacturers. to Loan manufacturers who sot tho fashions. Contain Mercury, 711 Bangs Avenue, • as mercury will, surely destroy-the sense TO-MERCHANTS: Asbury Park, N. J. A. W. CORNELIUS of smell and completely derange the whole, FOR SALE. system when entering It through the mu­ on First 6 24 Cookman Avenue, cous surfaces. Such articles should never I Lot adjoining McCabe’s Meat he used except on prescriptions from repu­ Market, on Main street. If table physicians, ns tha damuge they will do is tenfold tothe good you can possibly, required, a building loan will -bemado. ■ > '■ ;- M ortgage derive from "them." Ilall’B Catarrh- Cure,; manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., To­ Inquire of FIVE An Old Saw. ledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood C. T. BAILEY, , D O N ’TS . MILAN ROSS AGENCY, “ Procraetlontlon Is the thief and mucouB'surfaces-of the system. In DON’T 208 Main St. of time.” Well said. Now buying Iltlll's Catarrh Cure be sure you PARK HALL. “think your coagh or cold will dis- is the time to have one of our get the genuine. It Is taken Internally, 2 nppoaTuntilyoulmvousodHam'B I Heat Regulators on your fur­ and mode In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Che­ Cough Balaam. DON’T nace. Don’t procrastinate. ney & Co. Testimonials free. PROPOSALS. h ox root to havo that pain in tho will bo rocoivod op to “Match let. i80D, for cut­ m There is both comfort and Sold hy druggists, price 75c. per bottle. ting the grass, dipping and watering tho put­ side or back or tho muscles of tho ting groona and rolling tho courso of ttiq p chest relieved, until you have economy in its use. The price Hall’s Family I’lila are the best. 'OB LESS.BY THE HALF DOZEN. Y _ ...... bathod frooly with-Ham’B Rhau-^- is $16— put up. W e’ll pnt lt Hollywood. ~Golf-Glub A . matlo Specific. DON'T In oh trial. ‘ $2,000 wanted. Bate investment. Ocean Hollywood,ywood, N. J., from May 1st totoat Novombor W boliovo jn all thoso advortiBe" f Winter Millinery. 1st, 1800. P gunranteod euros, hut try Ham'8 Grove property, well secured, paying fl For specifications and particulars address Wo bavo about ono thousand on hand to*' Anti-Headache Po.wdera, and We Repair per cent, semiannually. . No coat or ex­ . THOMAS J. O’DONOlIUE. Soo’y, day. ThiaMantlqie boing used at our n - - you will bo satisflocl. Perfectly Bicycles. penses. Address “ W. W .,’’ care JotiKNAL 101 Front Stroot, Now York City. Btoro. IT WILL SAVE YOU A LOT OF w harmless. i; ON’T All tho latest BtyleB anc office—Adv. ___ MONEY. U you know that Ham’a Floral Am- fancies In domestic am. C monia is just tbo thing, that is . imported patterns will be OR J ■ . Stoves end llousefurnlshlngs. A GOOD INVESTMENT. noodcd to mako tho hands soft ..._^77-.7on -vlow-thls -w C ekat-— . If _ you want - tho - kind -that ^noddling JK -“„ and smooth. ;• DON’T- — BE R R A N G & CO. Keep thla in your mind—when you faklra and Cheap John stores soil at 15c V .b o afraid to ask for a froo sample ■want a stove that Is guara'nteed, <)r.' any 10 Shares Stock of Asbury and 20o, wo will furnish thom at h of any of thoin. 708 Cookman Avenue. article of furniture, you will find lt. at \ Park Amusement Co. 2 Proparod only W I \ Mrs. BALDAUF’S Ornsble’e, 008 Main street. Everything to For Sale. Pioneer furnish n house, at a^out lmjf what you 1 0 I •'I W. R. H AM, j PARLORS. Apply to ' D. 0. CORNELL, c. 3 ‘ i \ 167 Main Bt, AeburyJPark._ . Electricians. would pay elsewhere. 641 Mattison Avenue, , Crqsbfe’B, 508 Main street— Adv. Monmouth Trust Co., Ashury Park, N. J. Second floor. ASBURY PARK JOURNAL, FRIDAY,. FEBRUARY io," 1899.

Curious Clippings. One Trial will Prove to Y O U that There were 280,207 laborers involved in ^strikes In. Great Britain lastyear^ _ _ The people of tlie United States-use United States Senate Indorses about 250,000 Jead pencils each day. The churches of the United States have Peace Commissioners, taken l,60p Chinese into membership. the ideal w heat food for breakfast, is sterilized, A whale of 50 tons exerts 145 horse­ and will keep until eaten. Most cereals in pack­ WITH ONE VOTE TO SPAKE. power in swimming twelve miles an hour. The art of atarchlog linen was brought ages have to be critically examined before into England In 1558 by a Flemish woman, Ballot In a; Showed 5T Senator* In Fa- Tbe children of the United States each using. Pillsbury’s Vitos is just as good in ▼or o f R a tlflca tlo n ^ a n d 2T* year, consume toys that cost at retail $45,- A ntigrippine Acnlnit It—Detail 000,000. *- sum m er as in winter. For sale by all grocers. •. “i, of the Vote; Porous glass is a recent invention and is Pfllsfcury-Washburn Flour Mills Co., (Ltd.) Minneapolis, Minn. afjld to promise touch in the 'way of supe­ Washington, Feb. . 7.—:The United rior ventilation. „ . R e m e d i e s \ States senate has ratified / the peace 7 Tlie first camp-meeting In the United S’ atea was held oti the banks of the Red treaty by a vote of 57 to 27, a majority • f one. . River, Ky., in 1799. A grain o f fine sand would cover about are for complaints .and ''ailments The vote waa taken lh executive ses­ 100 of the minute scales of tbe human sion. The moment the vice president sklo; each scale covers from 800 to 500 that afflict humanity.. The pellets announced the figures senators rushed pores. Our Annual •ut of every door leading from the sen­ Among the Sultan’s gold plate there are are in handy ..form and easy for old ate chamber, declaring that the treaty dishes o f solid gold of extraordinary size, or ypung to take. Remarkably , had been ratified. Some made the mls- and tber$ are plates, cups and saucers, tu­ , take of stating that there were. three Stock-Taking Sale reens and pitchers, massive and heavy, effective in results. : votes to spare. There was In fact only made of the same precious metal. •ne vote more than was necessary. means lower prices for everything'- The greatest uncertainty attended the A mUllon'/8llver dollars would occupy matter up to th/e last moment. Only the In round numbers 120 cubic feet. There­ needed by Men, W o m e n and Chil­ They represent the highest development in modern science elect few knew how Benators McEnery fore a room, or rather a box, six feet long, •f Louisiana and Jones of Nevada would five feet wldd and four feet Jilgb, would dren. It is for. your benefit; often of curative medicines. They are simple and easy to vote half an hour before their votes accommodate -then* comfortably. take, cause no distress, and are so effective that people ^wer# cast, and not even these knew “A woman,” says the Syracuse Post, af our loss; but it all comes in'the when the bell# ran* for the executive “ dropped a memorandum on the street who take them soon forget that they have bein ill. veselon. one day last week on which was written, way of business* - No time for bar­ among other things, the following! 1 Pay • • • A n amendment waa called up for a vote as. soon as the senate went Into ex­ taxes, kill rooster, get dinner, .com e gains like the present. - LIST O F R E M E D I E S . ecutive session, which put tbp Philip­ home.’ M pines^ on the same basis as Cuba. This LaGrippe. 19. Colic. “amenameritwas^defeated. ----- ■------—The .price o f liberty often* depends Catarrh, Hav Fever. 20. Diarrhea. T h e Vete Im Detail. / ^ upon the Judge? Cook’s Bee H ive. Fever, Incipient Cold. 21. Dysentery. The detailed vote on the treaty was —Half the work that is done In this -Cough. Tlircatened Pneumonia. 22. Cholera Morbus. world is to make things appear what they 5. Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Quinsy. 23. Ophthalmia. :a# follows: rtain Street an d Co o k m a n Avenue. 6. For.—Aldrich, AUen, Allison, Baker, are not. Indigestion. 24. Scrofula. Burrows, Butler, Carter, Chandler, r . “ Neuralgia. 25. Urinary Incontinence. Clark, Clay, Cullotn, Davis, Dehoe, El­ 8. Ear-ache. — . ______24. Kidney Disease. kins,—Fairbanks, Faulkner, Foraker, 9. Asthma. 2T. Dropsy. Frye, Qalllnger, Gear, Gray, Hanna, DON’T M ISS T H E 10. Headache. 28. Suppressed Menses. Hansbrough, Harris, Hanley, Jones of II. Myalgia— Muscle Pain, also Bone 29. Painful Menses. Nevada, Kenney, Kyle, Lindsay,- Lodge, Bruise._ 30. Womb Diseases. . McBride, McEnery, McLaurih, McMil­ PHILADELPHIA 12. Rheumatism. ' 31. General Debility.— —• lan, Mantle, Mason, Morgan, Nelson, 13. Eruptions; Skin Diseases. . 32. Nervous Debility. Penrose, Perkins, Fpttus, Platt of Con­ 14. Malaria. ' 33. ..Sore Mouth. 15. Piles. ' 34. Heart Disease. necticut, Platt of New York, Pritchard, INQUIRER 14. Quay, Ross, Sewell, Shoup, Simon, receives five-sixths of its patronage through Croup. 35. Epilepsy. Spooner, Stewart, Sullivan, Teller, IT. Whooping Cough. 34. Nausea. Thurston, Warren, Wellington . and FOR IS 9 9 . the recommendations of former students and 18. W orms. ' 3T. Hair Restorer. Walcott—67. Some of tho special daily features include * ' Against:—Bacon, Bate, Berry, Caf- A SPORTING PAGE, contributed toby a staff patrons. -This fact has been ascertained fery, ' Chilton,- Cockrell, Daniel.^Gor- of the best sporting authorities. by careful and systematic inquiry. Surely Safe, Sure, R eliable’. xnan, Hale, Hellfeld, * Hoar, Jones of A BTATE PAGE, in which tho every happen-. ing of interest in evory placo In Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Mallory, Martin,’ Mills, N ew-Jorsoy, Dolaware and Maryland is told by there can be no higher testimonial to its efficient services in, Mitchell, Money, Murphy, Pasco, Petti­ special dispatches from oorown correspondents. grew, Rawlins, Roach, Smith, Tillman, A WOMAN’S PAGE, whoro ovory rooming the training for business than the perfect satisfaction of those who Turley, Turner and Vest—27. * latest fashions and every fomlnlne interest aro N u m b e r O n e cleverly dealt with in profusely illustrated arti­ have attended it. For several years the number of. students in Absent and paired, Messrs. Cannon cles. # is the foundation af Antigrippine Specifics. It cures La and Wilson with Mr. White and Messrs., A CABLE PAGE, whoro the doinpscf our fflr- attendance has considerably exceeded a thousand, ranging up Grippe, Influenza arfti its attendant miseries. W h e n you feel Proctor and Wetmore with #Ir. Turpie. oign cousins aro reproduced in special cable dis­ The votes of McLaurln of South Qaro- patches. to fifteen hundred. Three full courses are offered : BUSINESS, a chill, a thickening of mucous in the throat, with sneiezing ALL THE NEWS, from everywhere, by tho “^HnarJonea of-Nevada and_McBnery—oX and aching in tKe bones, start taking No. T . .In 1 2 hours.or full ABsociatod-Press-servico-andLapeciaLdiai. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, ENGLISH. Full details' of Louisiana decided the fate of the treaty. patches, less the_&yjmptoms of cold and grip are gone. N o other BEST OF ALL is THE SUNDAY INQUIRER. these courses, together with other desirable information, are In d orse n. Greater Chicago. Included in tho Sunday Inquirer each week is remedy to-day is as effectual in stopping a cold at the start. Chicago, Feb. 8.—City and county con­ a colored section, with tho best of pictures by well-known artists in-brilliant color and softest contained in the Thirty-fourth Year Book, which is mailed This is not imaginary. It is real; and every statement made solidation In Cook county and the aboll- half-tone; The'colored soctionof tho Sunday , j tlonjjf 16 of the 17 government bpdies in Inquirer-ls-not-oqualod by any other paper., ’ upon requestor given out at the office of the school^ RECORD ‘Chicago has1 been'Indorsed by the Civic concerning Antigrippine Specifics is borne out by facts and Federation Joint committee on constitu­ J -BUILDiNG, 917- 919-Chestnut. StreefcFhiladelphia. actual results. 1 tional revision; An amendment to sec- • tlqn -7..’.of article. 10 of Uie state consti- The Sunday Inquirer tution. prepared by a subcommittee- Of nine was approved by the; joint commit­ M a g a z in e Num ber Three tee. A committee oT^ive will be ap­ is contributed to by thb very best writers, such’ pointed to present the proposed- amend- as Conaa Doyle, Rudynrd Kipling, Robort Barr, is equally active in suppressing Fever and Incipient Cold. J ment to the general assembly and take Anthony Hope and Ian MacLaron. Bosidos tho brightest of shrirt 6torios and sorialt, there are Many colds start with a fever— hot flushes and then chilli­ — whatever stepa^thc..*u°mbers may deem many articles by ominofifc authorities on sub­ necessary to .secure its adoption. jects religious, mechanical, literary and scien­ ness. You are either too, cold or too hot. You know you tific. Then, too. there are puzzloB with pash Excellent Properties prizes-amountingrizoBanvountingto to $500. If youi want ' to' make t ^ ___ A. are “ in for it/’ You have experienced the sensations dozens Trouble For Japanese MlniatriT~ you>ur wile r...... profitable got uoxrSnnday’s-lriqnirerr- of times. No. 3 is your cure. Carry it with you in travel­ Seattle, Wash., Feb. 8.—According to , If you want a position inIn Philadelphia, an - * orleritab-advlcea.the Japanese govern- INQUIBER WANT AD will fix it for you, ing, Hundreds of people cannot take a trip of a day to the ment Is accused of whoiesSeilesali brlbezyTnT TUI? PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER is Penn- city without fear of “ catching cold.” connection with thb recent passage of aylyania’s leading newspaper in influence, en­ THE MELROSE, the land tax bill through the di?t. A terprise o^u circa lat lob. • member named Koyama openly declar­ 506 Aabury Avenue, Asbury Park.r-16 rootns, u ed in the diet that he had received 4,000 bedrooms, fully furnished, for rent season or year. yen from.government agents to vote^for NEW YORK TRIBUNE. Num ber Four the land bill. He made th i s~8 ta tern en t H a s been conducted for several years as a success­stops Cough and threatened Pneumonia, and may be used in Just before casting his vote and then ful family hotel. proceeded to vote against it. Mr. Sen­ R<*cognlze ’ - ? f bishop of the 'Protestant Episcopal $1, but can bo obtained in conjunction vtith va­ is highly praised by physicians7 and those who have used it •hurch. diocese of Connecticut, and sen­ rious local pHpors. on moro advantageous terms, for the rapidity with which it relieves Diphtheria and Sore ior bishop of the house of bishops of The Beml-weekly is $3 a year, For terms and particulars apply to - the Episcopal church in America, whose A newspaper and Magazine Both. Throat of every kind. By using the pellets as directed the* . death came very unexpectedly Wednes­ Tbs Semi-Weekly Tribune, printed Tuos- throat and bronchial tubes are cleared of accumulated mucous, day evening, will be held at the Church days and Fridays, is one of the best general newspapers in tho country for a wido-awako the foreign matter is dissolved, and relief comes within a few df the Holy Trinity here Friday after­ farmer, professional man, merchant, manufac- C. S. COOK & SON, noon at 2 o?clock. The Right Rev. turerXor mechanic. It saves the necessity of ! hours, l A doctor commends No. 5 for diphtheria in children. . Chauncey M. Brewster, bishop coadju^ buying other nbwBpapora. It supplements nd- 703 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park, ’ daily; many persons take it inmirably a local’ daily; many persons take it inmirably 1 Its action is soothing and quieting, and little ones are soon tor, will probably officiate. - place of ono. The agricultural page will contain this year,' The great bargain house for Crockery, Glassware and restored to natural breathing and freed from the dreaded XI t m Lo*t Aboard ‘ Stennter. in addition to regular features,a weather review, many descriptions of tho actual resultsobtainoa Fancy Articles for household use— all below actual value. complaint. Portland, England, Feb. S.-r-The Brlt- on small farms, and othor matters ot particular teh steamer Martello, Captain RIppeth, i to gardonors, fmit-groworB, farmers, dairy- from-New^York on Jan. 22 for Hu|l, n ana live-stock raisers. “ passed here and signaled that her chief StorJfes of the War with Spain. N u m b e r S i x officer and^ boatswain had been killed, During each week the reador will find a col­ that a quartermaster and a seaman had umn of “ Questions and Answojra," lotters from cures Dyspepsia. There are something less than a million been drowned and that the captain and correspondentsM)d£ in London and Paris; a jingo de­ voted to science and mechanics; home interests “cures” for dyspepsia. This one does the work. Just as a . second officer were injured during th? and other things which interest women, includ fearful weather experienced while on ing the “Tribune Sunshine Societysome good good meal satisfies hunger, so does No. 6 remove the distress the way here from New York. The games of checkers; a series of thriliingetorics of actual experiences in the war with Spain, writ­ and pain incident to indigestion or mal-assimilation of food. steamer lost her boats and ventilators ten by soldiorB and sailors; and advance infor­ MAGAZINE and was otherwise extensively damaged. m ation of dow enterprises of importance to manufacturers, mechanics and business men. I will be of more than usual interest during 1899. Besides a series of articles on Kerosene C(£u»ed'JFntal Fire. Market Reports the. Standard. noteworthy subjects, it will contain a comprehensive political and narrative • Springfield, Mdss., Feb. 8.—A special Tho market .reports will bo kopt up to their Num ber Seven from Greenfield, Mass., says Elizabeth present high standard. It ia tho intontion of HISTORY O F 1 THE Fleming has„ been burned to death" at #i he Tribune at all times to'add to thorn what­ is a specific Jor Neuralgia and all its troop of miseries. So ever quotations will render thorn of greater the residence of Marvin S.’Fellows. She value. Tho finest compliment paid to tho Semi- SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR is No. 8 for Earache, N q /9 for Asthma, Noi 10 for Head­ was employed there as a domestic and Weekly Tribune is the fact that it enjoys tho By , in starting the fire po'ured on kerosene. subscriptions of a large numbor of merchants, HENRY CABOT LODQE, U. S. SENATOR ache, and No. 12 for Rheumatism. dairymen and farmers who disagree with ita po­ An explosion followed. Her clothing litical soptiriioiita, but who Und ita accurate ■who is eminently fitted for the task, not atone because of his ability a* * | • You may think it improbable that three pellets an hour took fire, and her.crieB brought Mr. and market reports essential to the proper conduct writer of American history, but for the posltlon'he has held in our government. Mrs. Fellowsl who were finally, able to of thoir business. It is always safo to look at There will also uppear such articles as will have any efffect on an attack of rheumatism ; but the pel­ Tba Tribune' before one buys or Bolls country ■4 >ut out-the flames bjLthe.ufieaf a feathr produce.; Qncmmweek thpro is a.special mark'ffc Admiral Sampson’s Fleet Battle of Manila Bay. lets peed only be taken ; they will do the rest. f er bed, but by- "that time Mias Fleming article on one particular topic ' ... By Lieut.-A/U. STAUjrTONjUJS-N..r rBy*LieuL^U.S.N. was dead. ■ " - • - Pictorial Supplement. With Friday’s number there is an Illustrated THEIR SILVER-WEDDING JOURNEY New Opponent* For HnrvrfNl, . Supplement, 20 to 34 pages, printed on specially " By WUIUuh Dean Howsll* Madison, Wls., |?eb. 8.—It Is stated fine paper, fall of delightful reading, enlivened A serial story—to appeat^contalrilng all that characteristic charm that has Num ber Eleven here on excellent authority: that the with from thirty to fifty half-tono or other pic­ endeiredMr/.Howtfis to tbe reading public. . . tures. Evory reader admits that thi? Supple­ is for a complaint not often heard of under itstnedical term. University ot Wisconsin has secured a ment is equal to a magazine in its contents, and football game with Harvard for Oct, better than a magazine in being quicker to lay, The Princess Xenia Spanish War Story Myalgia means pains in the muscles, bone bruise, kinkS in *30. The game Is to be played at Cam­ before______its readers ^perfectly____. _____fresh discussions______of x By H. R M. W a t s o n By J o h n Fox, J*.i matters which are attracting attention. Sam­ «A serial story full of adventure and/ A serial story the scenes of which the legs or arms from exercising on the bicycle, gymnastic bridge. The details of the game have ple copies of Friday’s issue will bo sent free on strong situation. ' are laid during our recent war. not- yet been arranged nor the officials application. Thtj Supplement contains two training, football, baseball, or any muscular" strain that causes selected. Mapager Fisher of the"toot- pages of humor; a fascinating lottor from Ex- SHORT STORIES Attache, a gentleman who -has served at many UNDER AN APRIL SltY L V GHOSTS OP JERUSALEM after-trouble and stiffness of joints or muscles. 'ball team ,when asked about the game of theTtreat courts of tlio world, and whospooks said he was not willing, to; either deny of kings, emporors and noblemen from actual liy UranJer M.tth.K, By--NymCrtnkto" \ / Every bicyclist should carry this specific with hiin. .Foot,. •r affirm the report.' ,t-"* knowlodgo; book reviews; short stories; dra­ THE RBNTED HOUSE WAY OP THE CROSS matic and musical criticisms; tho flno work of By Octave Thanet • By Stephen Bunsal ball placers need it eyery day. W o m e n who “ clean house” great architoctsand artists; lottors from abroad; THE LOVE OP PARSON LORD THE CUCKOO CLOCK Mexican War Veteran Dead. talk on scientific subjects, new warshihs, etc.; By Mary K. WHkfns " •' By Eljefi Dougtai Deland' and are generally laid up for a week after, will find rqlief by Louisville, Feb. 8.—Captain Thomas gossip by, pungent writers; and, in fact, tho - . Crawford,_aged 78, a , Mexican ‘war whole rango or higher topics In which intelli­ r THE CENTURY'S'PROGRESS IN SPENCE using. No. 11* •■’«£_ - • ■ • veteran, is dead at'fils’Korrie in thls clty; gent men and woman aro (leoply interested, aud By Henry Smith Williams, M.O. a profusion of bonutifulillustrations. * TThe Sup- These. papers'.^y^ll,.rilqro^^ehfy^rev^ew• tha -wntk-accrimDli Any of these remedies, or the entire series for home use, His death was indirectly caused' by . plemont is tlio cream of tho wholq week’s work throughout the nineteemh «htu‘ry. “Othfir aeries of-pap< wounds which he received In the battle • in the Tribune office. Tan be had of druggists or direct from the office. Price 25 •V o f, Cherubusco,. In ^that battle he re* cTpts. White Man’s Asia .Republics of Soutli America '; j cents each vial. Hajr Restorer, per bottle, $ . Address * ceived, five wounds, and they gave him Any reador who may find it convenient to raise By Poultney Biqelow • . . 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ASBURY PARK. JOURNAL,' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY io, 1899,

Thb Statutes regulating the OAPEIVI DEAD. * operations of all National Banks are of rucb wise con­ ©hurehsz aijd Zoeietiez. ception that conscientiously The Man Who Sncceeded Blan&arclc conformed to by Officers and _ as Chancellor Paiaea Away. Dlrectort, no Institution of first lational JAurcA«, etc. Banking approaches the Na­ Frankfort, Feb. 6.—General Ooupt yon tional for deserved confldonce Organized Febrnaryi 1880. Fiust M. E, Chpboh, corner Grand aqd First Gotham Authorities Exhume Corpse Caprivi, the~TOrmer chancellor of the o| and seourity to patrons. aves., Rev. Georee B. Wight, pastor. 'Preach­ German empire, is dead at Skyren, near GEO. F.KROEHL, Pres, O. H. BROWN, Vice Pres. ing every Sabbath at 10.80 a. m. and 7.45 p. 1 of Dead Clubman, M.y.DAGER, Cashier M. L, BARMAN, 2d Vico Pros. Glass meeting Sabbath morning at 9.80. 8ab- Crossen, 82 miles frpm here. bath-sohool at 9.00 a. m. Young People’s Meet­ General Georg Leo von Caprfvi de , Pierce’s great 1000- Sunday at 10.80 and 7. Sunday-sohool at 2,80, trict attorney in his Investigation. Dr. resigned, Caprlvi was succeeded aa page Medical Adviser will be sent free Prayer-meeting on Friday evening. Seats free. Douglass said In his published state­ for ar cents :, the cost o f nnstrtrri*. B raclk y B k a on M. E. C h u r c h — * ‘ Little, Church chancellor by Prince Hohenlohe-Bchli- in the Woods.’^ Services on Sunday at 10.30 a.m. ment that BaVnet’s teeth had been loos­ Iingsfuerst. / and 7.80 p. m. Sabbath-school at 2.80 p. m, ened by the action of the (mercury. If O. H. BROW N, Epworth League meeting at 0.80 p. m. Prayer that is found to be true, the evidence meeting and DIble readings on Tuesday evening 1899 at 7-80. Tomporance.meetlng, Wednesday even­ against the suspected polBoner- will be ABM|T BEOBGANIZATIOH, SPRING LAKE, LAKEWOOD, ing al 7.80. materially strengthened. - N . J,: ■ A f r i c a n M. E. church, corner ol Main street Colonel Grlgabr Going to Waablng- GARDEN N . J .. and Secopd avenue. Services at 10.80 a. m. and Evidence Ready. ton to Submit Hfa Views. 7.80 p. m. Sabbath-sohool at 2.80 p. m. pray el- District Attorney Gardiner and his meeting on Wednesday opening. assistant,\Mr. Osborne, are said to have Chicago, Feb. 8. — Colonel Melville a FLORAL GUIDE Fiirntturo, Bric-a-Brac , Grigsby of the Third United States vol­ The Golden Wedding Edition to celebrate Domestic rind Imported, for ovory re­ for tho connoisseur and artcolloctor. A. M. E Zion C h u r c h , Springwood avenue. all of the evidence In the Adams polson- 04 West Park. Seivicea Sunday at-U a. m. ana unteer cavalry, which he raised during ourjoth year in business is a work of art. quirement...... ■Engraving'S - -—:- 8 p.m. Sunday sohool at 2.39. Prayer meeting .. .ing case ready for the inquest. They the war with Spain and which 7was a* page* lithographed in colors, 4 pages souvenir; Carpet* for tho drawing room and library. every Wednesday evening. have obtained statements from a num­ Si nearly 100 pages filled with fine half-tone illtis- from tho noted looms of thia and .Crockery ..;_. known as Grigsby’s cowboys, has pass Sk trations of Flowers, Vegetables, Plants, othor countries. .. for hotels and private families, with W. C. T. D. or Asbury Park. Regular meet­ ber of the expected witnesses in the ed through Chicago en route to Wash­ ^ Fruits, etc. It is too expensive to giveaway ing at 615 MattiBon avenue, Wednesday at/8 p.m. _ -case. * Harry Cornish visited Major Gar­ W indiscrirainately, but wc want everyone inter- China special docorutions. Children and young poople’a Loyal Temperanoe ington to confer with congressmen » ested in a good garden to have a copy, there­ , for domo8tic purposes and ornament. E v e ry t h in g Legion meets every Monday at 3.3P. Mrs. C. A. diner and after, a conference with him Cutlery for tho*furnishing o( seashore or city -was kept waiting for an hour in- an aboqt the compromise_._p_roylsione of the of fore we wilfsend a copy of the Guide with a Hammond, president; Mrs. J. L. Dnrrah, seo’y. Due Bill for 35 cents’ A n We have a for tho table of rich and poor. homos. Board op H ealth. Office at City Hall. N. E. anteroom while Major Gardiner and Mr. army bill: In an interview he said: worth of seed for only lUuLD. newplanof “I have been in correspondence with # selling vegetable seeds, giving more for your Estimates givon choerfully and'courteous attention to alL.visitors Buchanon, president: D. C. Bowen, clerk. Osborne conferred. X , many of the representatives and sena W money than any seedsman, and also a scheme or patrons.. Goods delivered at any of tho towns along shore free Board op Trade meets flrst Tuesday of each Detectives Carey and "MoCafferiy. also tors relative to my plan of a suggestion W giving credit for the lufl amount of your pur- of charge. , - - ’ , - mouth in Appleby Bulldlngt727 Mattison avenue. paldji visit to the criminal court builds - cbaSe to buy other goods.' “Don't fail Wget' -Intending purchasor8 are”kin'diy~ advised to examine tho now and James H. Bird, president; W. B. Bidel), fiec- for the~army liill. I would- havethe' W our catalogue, it will pay you. frosb stock "at my "Spring ’Lako establishment. ' " m’"Time and money fetary. . i •"...... ing believed to have placed In government indicate its policy with re saved in outfitting ontiroitlre or partially^ ” refurnishing5 5 -• for - *’tho Bnhimer.' ! ' SOCIETY yoR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO Majoi* Gardiner’s hands the last of the g V lok‘8 little Gem Catalogue, firee. animals. Office City Hall, W. F. LeRqy, pres­ evidence that they have procured. gard to Ihe Philippines by recruiting an ai Vick'fl Magazine, enlarged, improved, and / U- ident ^Randolph Ross, secretary,. .----- army of* 50,000 volunteers tQ-aenyfeJfoiL ^ tin to date On_alLatlhirctK n»Tntln , on map or evenings in Appleby Building, 727 MattiBon Ave. typhoid fever. Dr. Burch attended Mr. Washington, Feb. 8,—General Kenne- plan of lota of Ocoan Park, mado by F- II. Koii- Yard and office, 79 S. Main Street Mrs. It chel K. Brltion, Secretary. \ . : Baldwin from Oct. 9 to Oct. 18, 1897, dy and Ma^pr .Watkins, the advisers of nody -The Manitoba ho­ JOS. E. LINGERMAN, Second and Tbird Avenues Wholesale agents for Monmouth County. • ■' nesday evenings In Odd Fellows Hall; 224 Main cents less than the scale. An effort has tel, the largest hotel building In the Ca­ Administrator. and 'Railroad, Satisfaction guaranteed to all customers. street E. Chan berlfiln, N. G.; M. O. Pharo, B. S. nadian west, has been burned. The S tar of Asbury Council, d. of A ., No. 25 meeta been made to hold them in line, but the building was erected at a cost of $500,- ASBURY PARK, N. J. Telephone 28 S. every Thursday in Odd Fellows Hall, 224 Main national organization- Is said to have street. Mrs Jennie Letts, Councillor; Miss M, A, 000 and was crowded with guests owing 0 ,N RULE TO BAB CREDITORS. failed to come to the relief of the strik­ to the bonspiel, now In progress. The E x e c u t o r ’s N o t i c e . . 'liernan, Rec. 8eo’y. ers, so that they felt there was nothing ‘Mary Roberts and Edmund E. Dayton, execu­ A ll eta Council, No. —, D aughiers of Poca- left for them to do. St. Paul and Duluth curlers made the tors of Thomas A. Roberts deceased, by order of H O N Tab, meeta every Friday evening in Odd Fel­ hotel their- headquarters, but it is be­ tho Surrogate of tho County of Monmouth, here­ lows Hall, 2J4 Main street. Mrs. Rogers, p , 8. by give notice to tho creditora of the said do­ Lumber, 7 IsaaC Naital, C. of R. • Harvard-Prlnecton Debate. lieved that all are safe. coasod to bring in thoir debts, domanda and claims against tho estate of said docoasod, un­ cCoast C ity Council, No. 813, R 5 y a l AaoArrult Cambridge, Mass.y Feb. 8.—The Har­ dor oath or affirmation, within nine months from meets Monmouth Hall, first and third Thursday vard Intercollegiate debating commit­ That Pennsylvania Deadlock. tho soventoonth day of Novombor, 1808, or they Doors, Sash, Blinds, evenings in the month. G. B. Sexton, Regent-/ tee has received from Princeton the lat- Harrisburg, Feb. 8.—-The nineteenth will bo forever barred of any action tho/ofor "Wm. H. Miles, Secretary; M. H. Bcottf, Collector. senatorial/ballot Resulted: Quay, 106; against tbo said oxocutors. , Tribe of-Ben Hub—Simonides Court,No. Jt ter’s choice of the BUbJect of the debate MARY ROBERTS. meets Monday evenings K. P. Hall, 145 Main at Princeton April 5. The subject is as Jenks, 80; Dalzell, 14; Stone, 6; Stewart, EDMUND DAYTON. street. Jaal bind wick, Chief ; P.P. Dodd, Scribe. foljows: “Resplved, That a formal al­ 6; Eastburn, 6; Huff, 5; Irvin, 3; Rice, frames, Mouldings. 2; Markle, 1 Tubbs, T; Smith, 1 Grow, Tecumskh Tribe, No. 60, Improved O rder of liance . between the United States and Successo r to R e d M e n , meets In K of P. Hall, 145 Main street, Great Britain for the protection, and ad? 1; Ritter, 2; Widener, 2; total, 236. Nec­ NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. every Tuesday evening at 7.80. Daniel Taggart, varicement of their conimon Interests Is essary to a choice, 119; paired, 14; ab- Hardware, . chenU-EdEfiL-Biil? . .Qf RocnrdB.-;T,r a.t_. -Bent-without pair. L^No-choice.' O -rNotice is hereby giren-thatrthe copn-rtuerahitf GHAS.-LEW-I^&G@- ■- twin City Council. N o . 48 Legion of the Red advisable.Vr - harvard rwill ^h&ve^the heretofore existing between Adelaido Zacharies Cross, meets every' Thuraday at 8 p .m ., in Knights choice of sides. " . ” . ! l and Agnea P. E. Soighortnor, undor the name of Pythias Hall, 145 Main strefiL H. H. ColiiuB, A BUI to Relieve Mrs. Place. and style of Zacharias & Company, has been dia- Commander: Ira 8. Ferris,/Recorder. Bolvod. AH debts owing by said firm will be Paints, Anothef Offer From Carnegie. Albany, Feb. 6.—Assemblyman Har- paid by tbo subscriber, who will continue said M o A m o u th LbDQB, Nd.. 107, K. or P., mefita burger will Introduce a bill to relieve SOOTH MAIN STREET, Friday evenings. In K. P. Hall, 145 Main-street Atlanta, Feb. 8.—Andrew Carnegie business under tho name and stylo of Zacharias A. A. Tilton, C. C.; Joseph Harris,, K. of R. «& 8. & Co. ADELAIDE ZACHARIAS. bas offered the city of Atlanta 1100,000 Mrs. Place from the death penalty. It 0 . K. H a l l P o s t 41, G. A. R., meets In Mikado for a free public library, the conditions provides that in caBe a woman Is con­ Jan. 81,1800. v Oils, etc. Building, Cookman Avenue, near Railroad on the being tiiat the city furnish the site.and* victed of murder in the first degree the first ana third Thursday evenings in eaoh month. highest penalty be Imprisonment for ASBDRY PARK, N. J. Woman's Relief Corps/ No,25, G. a. R., meets devote 45,000 a year tq the maintenance ASBURY PARK mXILS. every Wednesday evenirig in Mikado Building; of the institution. The tender came life, x ' ‘ • Mrs. Eliza A. Blgna, president. through the Y oung Men’s Library asso­ CLOSE. ciation, one of its directors, William ----- Awarded O Cents Damages, For Now York'and points nor^7.B0, 11.40 Mre Companies. Lyons, N. Y„ Feb. 8.—The Jury in the a m; ,8.80, 0.00 p m; ' ' W esley Engine and Hose Company, No. 1, Kelly, having brought the matter to For Philadelphia and points sooth—7.00, §ofe Agent for. Adamant Wall Piaster meet on the first Monday evening of each month. Mr. Carnegie’s attention some time ago. $2,000 llbej actiop of ex-County Judge 11.40»am, 8.80,0.00 pm. . T. Frank Appleby, president; Charles H . Ward, Luther M. Norton of Newark against For Tronton—7.u0,11.40 a m, 8.30, O.TK) p m- secretary; J. H. Bennett, foreman. For Freehold—7.80^11.40am, 8.80,0.00 p m. FACTORY, DUNKIRK, N. Y. j Quadruple W edding Celebration. .George Ray and Charles Warner Mills, For Point Pleasant and way stations—0.50 N eptune Engine ;aNd Hose Company. No. 8»>— 1 Quebec, Feb.. 8,—A remarkable cere- publishers, of the Sodus Record, has a m, 12 50,5.60 pm. .* , ' meets on the first Wednesday night in eaoh awarded the plaintiff 6 cents damages. For Ocoan Grove—7.80 a xp, 12.50-5.50 p m, 4 BRAHf!HYARDl 8PRIN0LAKt month. Geo. F. Kroehl, president; W. B. Har­ mony .has occurred on the Isle oi Or­ rison, secretary; ,M. H . Sooit, foreman. leans., An old resident named Pierre ’ ARRIVE. * » , . Independence Hook and Ladder Company Pouliot celebrated hja^golden, wedding Bark Elisabeth Missing. ■> - From New York and poiqtsnorth—7.05,10.22 meets on the flret Thursday evening of each : the parish churchr and :at the same London, Feb. 8.—The Norwegian bark a m, L1®!2'58* °-aa P m* k month. John W. Crowell, secretary; Geo. Mo- Elizabeth/ Captain. Wllhelnson,'1 from From Philadelphia and points south—7.0fy Chesney, foreman. time his son celebrated his silver wad­ 10.58 am, 6.40 pm. ,/ . A. R. Cook Hose Company, No. 8, meeta on the ding and two. sons of the latter were Jacksonville Sept. 30 for Liverpool, has From Tronton—7 05,10,58 a m, 2.18,6.40 p m. first Tuesday evening of each month. W. Of* been posted by Lloyds as missing. The From Froohold—7.05,10.22,10.58 a m. 1.18, ft ■ 4* in the leading I I Joete, foreman. In W/ Acklen, secretary. I married. The quadruple ceremony at­ 0.22 pm. tracted an Immense x crowd io the Elizabeth has never been reported since From Point Pleasant and way station8-rS.OO Firem en's R elief Association meeta in Ne>- she sailed; r- v 1 .' ^ , am, 12.12, 4.00; 0.80 p nt. ■ . - tune Engine House. F. A . Leggett, president; church. “ ' . - , From Ocoan Grovo—8.00 am, 12.12, 0.80j? m Advertise Journal J. H. Moor, secretary. ' V ; V ASBURY PARK JOURNAL, FRIDAY FEBRUARY io, 1899, / WOMAN AND FASHION. HUMOR OF THE HOUR, , SALE OF PROPERTY / A*. Attractive Costume—Chains For the Of course she was indignant when it -FOR— 14 ' * Coiffure — Tho Throe Cor-' dawned up'dn her that some one was Noiseless and Easy to Clean.’* nered Hat. ft* trying to flirt witis her. Set there was (5filce of GEO D. CAPEN & CO. no denying the fact that the man be­ UNPAID TAXES. Genqriil” InaurancB Agents, ' ■ 105-107 N . Third St., In the lllnstratioa is shown a partic­ hind ber had kept steadily after ber S t. Lopis, Dsceinber, 9th, 1807. ularly attractive dinner or evening cos­ since shq had left the street car. Public notieo is hortiby givon by John Hub- Pope Mfg. Go., 817 Pine St. J .... . ; ; bttrtl, Collector of Taxes for thoX’ity of Asbury tume.,, It is specially designed for a "And he’s old enough to bo is better Pnrk, iu tho Connty of Monmouth, Stnto of Now Gentlemen: I s;m more thirn pleased with my clminlass wheel. Hava' young womans bnt m a y be worn .to good business, ” she said to berself indignant­ Jorsoy, that by virtue of a warrant issued cm tho now ridden it 150 miles, Including trips through the hllljr'roada of St.Loula twenty-ninth day'.of October, 1808, hy-tho ly. " i’ll srosa the street just- to make Mayor nnd Common Council of Asbury Park, ho ZACHARIAS & CO., county. WhaMtrlkes me most favorably, is the ease with.which it climb-; tare whether he is really following. ” will soil at public vendue aft lands, tenements, local Agents, hills, as compared with'n chain wheel. It Is noiseless, easy to clean nnd She crossed the street, and so did he. hereditaments an(Treal.ostato lioroinaftor mon-’ ,is its much of an Improvement aver tile chain wheel, as pneumatic tires tionod for the shortest term for which any por- 723 Maftlsoii Avenue, are over the hard rubber Ores. Ihsn Bhe turned on him. son or porsous will ngroo to tnko tho samo and Asbury Park, J. pay thd taxes nssossod against tho somo for thoi Very truly, 8AM D. CAPEN. “ Sir,” she said,-"why do yon per­ yonr 1807, with tho interest thereon accruing, sist iii following mef” nnd all costs, foos, charges nml oxpouscs in rela­ tion to tho lovy, nssossmout nnd collection of He started, ‘as 'if disturbed its the said taxes, Tho sale will tak^placo midst of Borne abstruso meats; calcola- iion, ond Iqx a minute seemed to be be­ AT. PARK IIALT j, U rsf Estate. ffisbuFg 'Park ‘Hotels. wildered. Then he bowed courteously and said: A8BUKY PARK, OPEN ALL THE YEAR. / Commanding full view of ocohn. Largoi cbmfortablo "Madam, why do-you persist in pre­ For Exchange. Commercial Hotelrooms thoroughly hoatod with stoam. Cuisino and ceding me?” - Cookman Avo. and Wobb 8t. sorvlco oxcollont. Special terms for winter. Two doors farther on he turned in, Saturday, Feb. 11,1899, >■ (formerly Sqiut Jamos) ______E. VaNAKEN, Prop’r producing a latohkey aa ho did so and at tho honr of 2 o'clock "in the aftornoon of said A n elegant residence prop­ day. - . <*. • showing in other ways that he had The lands, tenements, hereditaments and real T H E GARDEN S P O T . ’ reached his destination. She turned estato so to bo Bold, and tho namoa of the per­ erty at Windsor, N. J., for sons against whom tho said taxes have been baak and went round tbs block rather laid on account nf tho samo. and tho amount of property in Asbury Park, than pass tbat.hpnse, and her faeo w m taxes laid on account of each lot and parcel are' as follows, namoly: * ■ also •• • still red when she reached home.— Ohi- Atlantio Coast Electric Light Co.—tho sum of IPgO Post. $54.88, on lot 844, on Third avenue. . T w o well located Jots at * ord Brown—tho buiu of $41.50, on lot No. 04, Staking1 It Jiisht. On Summorflold avonuo. ' Belmar, N. J., for either Jane Brow or—tho sum of $17.40, on lot No. “ Madam,” said tha leader of tho 80. Munroo avenuo. Asbury Park or Ocean BeBt Citizens’ league, " i have some to William B. Byram— tho sum of $48.88, on part of IptSOOand Jot 807, Munroo avenuo. - Grove property. Inform you that w.e have lynobod your Margaret Bqwio—tho sum of $48.50, on part husband by mistake. ” of lot 643, Kingsloy street. • Sarah Bollos—tho sum of $82 05, on lot 7G2J Tbe bereaved woman covered her face Second avonuo...... D. C. C O V E R T , with her hands and began to moan. C. Braeutigara Estate— tho sum or $48.50, on part lot 777, .Second avonuo and Emory streets REAL ESTATE ARB INSURANCE AGEKT, "There, there,” the best citizen went M. B. Clayton—tho sunf.ffr$26.10, on lot 870, on, “ don’t ory. It’ll oome out all right Emory street and Munroo avonuo. Tie SS&ttUOK Airs., Asbury fails. Mrs. F. A. Cottrell—the sum of $05.25, on ]ofc ’ ST Pilgrim Pathway, Ocessa Grove. —DlHHEITbn XYSNINO COSTUME. yet. We expect to get therightman be­ 408, Lako avonue. fore night. ’ ’— Chicago Now*. Eliraboth Crane—tho sum uf»$54.88? on lots advantage 1 by. one more advanced- in 407-, 498, Lako avonuo. ■„___ _ _ . years, bat whoso flgao: is not too ma- S. B. ('oopor Estato-tlio sum of $54.88, on lot Adverse Fate, — 2118, Sixth avonuo...... 1 ' lu re. " What’S the roatter?” inquired tbe Isabella Dobson—tho sum of $17.40, on lot on The material for the dostnme is black Main streot, Philippine insnrgent of his gloomy Julia 8. Gould—the ‘sum of $54.88, on lota dROCK HOUSE, ENTERPRISE, FLA. tnlle heavily emborldered with jet comrade. ■' , 104.105, Munroo avonuo. This Is worn over a' backing of ivory — January to May- "I never havo anything bnt ill look, Thomas Gibson—tho sum of $9?.88, on lot^; Rooms can bo ongaged by addressing tho owners and manag aatih trimmed with tnlle. Tho girdle is 845, 840, Summerfleld avenue.' Ocean Hotol, Asbnry Park, N. J. (Jj was tbe . answer. .“ N.O .aeonee does our Emma Guerin—tho sum of $10.57, on lot 877, Summer Months. L. ATKINS & SONS, of coral plush, The eoreage'fa ont Ib ii Munroe avenue. * Entorprlso, Fla. chief announce tbe polioy of taking Mrs. C. Garrick—the sum of $180.50, on lotp very low, square decollete, and the tnlle. everything In. sight; than tbe doctor 570, 571, AsbuTy avenue. •leaves are worn next tbe akin, go as to eomes around and tells me he thinks I Catharine Hamilton—tho'eum of $54.87, on fyn Jiah et to 3$ and four carriages iB on tho lot. Trolloy road John N. Burtis, 708 Mattison avo Hants, with jewels at either end form M i;.-Lev inass—tho Bum of $50.55, on lot 800, Insurance written In reliable companies passes dope to premises. “ HOOIC F0RNUHINS8. *■ ing rosettes like two big buttons behind Tli Ird avonue. •' ■ . :i .' . _ , and in good form. This property has boon occmdod bb a private Steinbach CompanylMbIq st and (lookman avo, Ida Maps—tho sum of $87.00, on lot Cookman dwoliing sinco it wqb built. Wi 1 bo oxchangod Cookman avo anu Emory st the w earer’s cars. avenuo. Bailroad Square. Real Estate bought, sold and oxchangod. for Philadelphia real ostato, city or rural. $8000 ; W. M. Pawloy, 100-168 Main st -- Elizaboth. MeaJ-^ithQ^sum of $128J)8, op lot List of (lottages for rent. or sold low for cash. $250Qcan remain at 6 per O. H. Brown. Spring Lako One notes, too, that not a w isp of a 088.'Third avenuo...... —Money to Loan oa Bond and Mprtgago. . .__ cont. --Apply-orAddress ^ ** OWNER," {bang is aeon feathering ont on any Mary S. Millor—tho sum of $8.10, on lot 890,. 010 North 8th St^TPhllodolphia, -HARHI&^MAKEB. Thirdavonuo. GIFFARD & PARKER. thongbtfnl white forehead, snd only one Npptune Amnsomont Co.—tho sum of $60,00, Offlcoof Wm. Giffard, Township Coll oc tor. D. W. Nowman, Bond st and Bangs avo new hair ornament is talked about. on parts of lots 843; 842, Third ivenno. MEN'S FURNI5H1HCS. , B. F. Purbon-the sum of $33.03, ou lot 174, A, Lippincott, 210 Main st This is a little, jeweled chain about 18 Munroe avonuo ’ ‘ Steinbach Company, Main st and Cookman avo, .r^Ro.bes_. long,^having ft fuchsia in dia­ Charlotte Proseus—tho sum of $17.40 on lot GOOD Cookman ave and Emory st 292. Lake avenuo? ■ .. ' ..v'JiL- In s u r a n c e monds or a daisy at either end. "Tbo Aaoa Potter—the sum of $48 50 oh lot'048, * MERCHANT TAILORING. chain is meant to be worn among the Kingsley streot. , " , , ' PLACED IN INVESTMENTS. A, Lippincott, 210 Main Bt, AJso Scouring (’liarles Parks—the sum of $54.87, on lot cleaning, pressing and repairing coils of hair, and the flowers of brilliants 1050, Fifth avonuo. \ ) Adam Stetter, 712 Mattison avo '— poep out at any-point-desired^.. . CbarleB Parks—tho sum of $180-50, on lot Responsible FOR SALE—A $2,000 Mortgage, well Jacob Muiler, 702 Mattison avo 1000,-Fifth avenue.— ---- — - , MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Over iu Paris, where Mrs. Pell re­ H. J. Bogore—tlio sura of $153.25, on lot west secured and paying 6 per cent. John N. Burtis, 158 Main st cently gave to her friends in the smart “1 place my life in your hands, V ob­ sido of Main stroot, corner Munroo avenud. ^ Companies J. S. Ripley Estato—tho pura of $54.30, on lot IT IV IIIIB TIIVARE. American coiony a splendid' dinner and served the scribe, tendering a copy of 040, Firbt avenuo, , ■ . at Minimum Bates. Handsons' Furnished Cottage, w.u . ,im-im>M.b>>.t VAanco, a number of tboEo bair-ohainB his-autobiography-to-the maiden of bis —Eva.RuQ~.tho sum of.J47.8Bi on lot, south­ TENTS. AWNINBS AND FLAGS. were worn. Soma of them were draped heart.— Aiiy Sioper. west cornor Seventh avenuo and Main stroot. t 9 rooaiB, elate roof, eonveulent to Grove 8 Hemroonway, 615 Cookman avo.. Bail, awn* Thomas J. Byan—tho snm of $180.50, on lota Ing, tent and flag tnakor. Flags at low figures. ovor: the coiffure, were punctuated with 730 and 740, Ocoan avenne. W . H. BEEGLE, and Park; $2,000 will buy It; worth more ' Jamos H. Sox ton—tho sum of $88.00, on lot money. Apply soon to small jeweled flowers at every Inot> or Her Firat Collarette...... ou west sido of Main Btreot; tho Bum of $65.25 were a’ chain of Email oarved gold bells 1 have met people unduly I; , iighty-. on loton west sido Main street; tbo Bum of $97.- 220’Main Street, Abounding in arrogant pride; 88 on lot west Bide of Main street; tho sum of that tinkled mnsioally at every move- I *have known self satlsOed.peopler- $30.15 onJolB440.450,bewail-avenue. \ ASBURY PARK, N. J. T. FRANK APPLEBY, m ehiof ike Jead.tlTev adorned.' I’eojile vain and conceited fc-eatde; J dhE~L7'Schne i a br~ the-sti hr^oMl 19.81, o n Hut of oil the moiiunlbhtarliVliik. lots bn weit sido Main street. To prjde that X eyer have met, Thomas C* Bimonton—the sum of $30.15, on - The Three Cerasrast Hat, part of lot 058, Fourth aYfliiflO. Is the'proud aud supremely happy MaryA. Bhafto—tho sum of $47.85, on lot '[This is. it—-the newest fashion in Young girl with her first collarette. 1001, Fourth avenue. Real Estate hats, tbe latest style, the dernier cri, —Glean Time*. Mrs M. Sagurton— tho sum of $30.15, on lot -U-tha.thrae cornered chanean. The mode west sido Main stroot and Third avonne, - Popular- Brror- Corrected. —Charles A, Toland—tho sum of $80.15 on lot A complete list of Improved proper­ la the afternoon fad of Fiftbavenue next ttrrallrond, west of Main streot and south ties for sale imd-rent.— L; :" Upguardeon— I hod a cousin Slade on of Rrrlngwood avenue. beauties. J, D. Tantum—tho sum of $45.50 on lot 184, It comas in velvet, felt and for, espe- one of Dewey's gunboats in tha se* Munroo avonVO. oially fur. The three turned up sides fight at Manila...... Louisa Thomas—tho Bum of $180.68, on lot 1084, Fourth avonuo. M o r t g a g e vre faced with it. Sometimes it is chin- Atom— Why, I thought noobdywaa Mary O. Terhune—the sum of $49ill, balance *^nhUla« jom aUm an.mhln.. Qnalaltiri .. pt .er., even seriously hurt in tbat action!— duo onlot 742, Second avenuo. tSucago’TnEnms.'"''! c'^fJ;'Tuuiboa'vihaaucaGif50.5h,.OQ.)fit IQ-I?!, mine. Fifth avenue. . v- ^ L o a n s It waa a hat of this shape on Lillian Dean Thompson—the sum of $43.50 on lots x She’s A11 Right. wost sido 31 a in stroot and Thitd avenue. , a Bussell which came near to clogging Charles VanHisc—tho sum of $22.75, on lot; Money in sums of freia $500 to $5,000 “ Yon know Miss Myden, Mr, Smith, 169, Munroe nveime ~ to loan bn First Bond and Mortgage. Tlia Bargains at tbe Great Fur­ la aho fair?” Wushingtrtn White—tho Bum of $130.50, on lot west side Mai p. street. ' > "Oh, pretty fajr!” Margaret Wortman—tho sum of $54*38, on niture Sale will pay big inter­ “ I mean is ahe pretty?” lots 108,104, Munroo avonue. Annio E. Wyckoff—tho Bum of $82.03, on Ipt In s u r a n c e est on yonr Investment, even if “ Oh, fairly pretty 1”— Pick Mo 0p. 125, Sewall avonuo. Frank Wilson—tho sum of $20.10, on lot 220, you do not need the goods un­ May Demand a Royalty Some Day. Sowall avonuo. Written In nproved forms at lowest Mrs. F. A. Wi soman—tho sum of $20.10, onj possible rates. -■ til next Spring. “ I’ve quit playing chess with M wi­ part of lot 805 and lot 800, Munroo avonuo. Amelia A. Wilkes—the sum of $152.25, on lot per.” , „ ’...... 050, First avenue. “ Is he so outocratio?” - Dated Jan. 10, 1890. T FRANK,APPLEBY, “ Autocratiel He thinks he invented JOHN HUBBARD, Collector. Cor. Main Street and Mattison Avenue, Take a Look at Them. tho game. Chiengg Beoord, T h i s S a in I b postponed until ASBURY PARK. N. J. Tuesday, February 21, at the A Smart Don. same tim e and place. Oak chamber suits at YenFt— Is that dog of yonrs smart? J2 DO Crimson beak-— Is he smart? Why, 18 50 my friend, yon couldn't lose your coliar 15,50 button where ho wouldn't find it!— A re You Oak Sideboards at 7 50. 8 60 Yonkers Stiltesmmi. ■ 18 00 ■ i Looking Oak desks for ladies, 2-95 The Very Dlatant^Futnre. Oak dining tables at > t 8 60 “ Dp yon suppose woman will ever for Cottages? Oak dining chairs at ‘ -i ' 39 learn to sharpen her .pencils?” White enam. Iron bade at 3 35 “ Not until man learns to refuse to Hare are three that maysuit you: JENNESS MILLER” sharpen them for her.”— Cincinnati 9-room house, West Sluntoe avenue, HYGIENIC SHOES for Women Enquirer. pear Railroad, ^15 a snontll. These shoes are scientifically construct­ Facsimile, 8-room house, 713 Munroe .avanud, BIG GRANITE-WARE GALE ed on strictly anatomical principles from “ Doilie Faotlitesis going to present ' range and bath, $16 a month. AT 10c AND 19c “VELVETTA” Ed, and fit the feet c « ' a doll to tbe chanty bazaar that will be nature intended. Every pair guaranteed. POJl DliKSS PAl.'ADK. an exact imitation of herself.” 9 room house, 707 First avenue, fine for goods worth double the price. - Most comfortable shoes m.the world for tho wheels of the Professional 'Woman's “ Sawdust aud all?”—Indjanapoiis location, $18 a month. f women. T w o sty le s: Journal, --leagne-onq.Mayr,xeeontly,_.thg.?jvgmenu Por further particulars Inquire at $3.50. were, so, entranced with the headpiece, . Let up- glvo you an estimate on any Cein- in the Flat. I - liamttg and La m b Gosfls which was apple grean one way you tery Work you in«y w a n ir ~ ~ “ T We are Sole Agents for the famous ’’W bata loyely fane your piano has ” CROSBIE’S, It ’ SHOES-fot this city. - looked at it and tnrqnoise blue another, Special offerings Sn Fancy Lamps left over "T h en yon. ban hear it through the j . ' Wo aro manufacturers of Can be bad only at the 5 With greenish bine breast feathers from holiday stock. j w all?” ’ SOS M aiil Street, ; ■whichever w ay yon turned. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES Ocean Palace of . “ No. ”— Cleveland Plain Dealer. Asbnry Park, N, J. Tbo model illustrated is of aloiuinium and Cemetery Enclosures. STEINBACH COMPANY, .gray felt, with an outline of ohinohilia, Will It' Oome to Thief W, M. PAWLEYfCO, Writ© us, or bettor yot, como and boo ub before Bain St. and Cookman Ave. a rosette' of soft gray satin and a wing Mrs. Ballot— Bu t what qualifications | Though our equipment com*, purchasing. , ■ • The Popular Store for Furniture, ‘ ' of a guinea fowl. ' .- has she for the offloe? , ' ' prises all tho latest modern laun- PtTPTON BBOS., StoveB and House FuroislUngfl, . Odds and endB o f fur m ay be used to Mrs, Ward— Why,, she’s a wlf made The best Drugs,^Medicines 0 • dry machinery we do Mauas