^ : " T . THIRTEENTHripi YEAR, NQ, 191. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, SATURDAY, AUGUST K /J .899.—EIGHT PAGES. TWO CENTS

ALMOST DOUBLE FATALITY ORATORIO WELL RENDERED JOTTINGS OF AN IDLER. AIR PIPE POINTS XIOG. CARNIVAL PREPARATIONS ; . jU.____ Wanted / — ' "NPUBLIC SALE. CLEANING THEM AS RAPIDLY LIFEGUARD AND. BATHEIl “ ELIJAH” AT OCEAJJ GROVE SEEN IN 1 SAUNTER ABOUT SlAltpE SPECTACLE 'WILL \ 0F $9,000 I OVERCOME. AUDITQRIE^ THE TOWN. AS POSSIBLE, 1 BE FINE THIS YEAR.. IT . $5,000 D / Smith, an Ooean. Grove Bather Mantorftil InferpretatiortrtQ^fii,endel8 Tricks of^Hretfy Cfauso Futile ^ecoiyi * An x ' 111r J #].^Koi^e ol Workmen. Ar,e Busy Put Exhausted tu the Surf—Fouled Life' snhn’fl Great Composft^n-tGrand • Chaae by OceafL\. grove’s BoarJ- i*raiit;5Put in Operation (rcjpjTide ting Up Towers, Stringing Electric ESTATE $3,000 Line of Bathing M aster Glffard AU Chorus of500 Voices.aud N&W York wjUk Finest—Singer MlHfalcen for Over Shortage of W ater— Difficulty LfgTitM and- E r e c tin g a F o u n ta in Will Be Remedied by Clean Ing to close an estate, ^)n the premises, But Gauges His Death—Hurley’s Symphony Orchestra Connoted by a Locomotive—Driver Tie*» W eight R u Icm Governing Boats—Prizes to Air Pipe Points. On first mortgage, with Bond $jmety Help. W alter Damrosch. to Post Instead of Horse. be Awarded Cottages and Boats. D. Smith, a Ne.w-York business m an re­ Tho oratorio of “Elijah” at^the'ffOcean Hotel proprietors, business men a fid cot­ SATURDAY,- AUGUST 19, siding on Staten Island, now tf summer The Ocoan Grove guardians of the public Officer Derrick HoagJand of Oceitn Grove, Search and Insurance Policy. Grove auditorium last evening, undec the tagers were highly incensed yesterday oyer resident at the House, V, Ocean pence 011 the boardwalk had an exciting who has charge of the^&wjey lako-etfrffiYal direction of Walter Damrosch, was thor­ the apparent shortage of the pure spark­ at the hour of & P. M., one of the most Grove, not only came near endlntr his own will-o’-the wisp chase a few evenings since which is to take place next Tuesday eve­ These'are gilt edge securities oughly enjoyed by the great audience of ling artesian water. During tlie afternoon desirable sites for Improvement In As- life in the surf at Rosa’pavilion by his fool­ when the lights along the esplanade were ning, Is;a very busy man at present ia per­ 6,000 peflpie. The work of the chorus was it was impossible at times to get miter and will bear investigation. hardiness yesterday, but nearly caused tfie temporarily out of business. Perforce fecting the plans for the event, From biiry Park, north side of Eighth Avenue, superb, and while Mr. Damrosch was tho above the first llior, which waa especially death of one pf the life guards afr that bath­ the enemies’of Cupid by strict regulations, p re s e t indications th(»re is no doubt Gut west of Grand Avenue. Width of. Jot conductor, the entirer credit for the work inconvenient to tlie hotel aiid boarding ing establishment. they had an enormous task in preserving th at this year’s carnival will ho the gre'af 125 feet, aqd includes o w tier^iip of belongs to Prof. T. E. Morgan, who, for six house keepers whoso’ houses are crowded A heavy sea was running anff a strongs th a t decorum and staid behavior th at is es­ eSt of tho many great carnivals that have water frontage to middle of lake. High weefis, has been untiring in h ts . Htbor In with guests. Boutherq- current* prevailed,’ but neither sential to the maintenance of, the high, attracted tho attention of thousands In tho ground, shade; nt) restrictions, Condi­ bringing the singers-up to the highest point Tha shortage was caused by the clogging dat^rred SmTtT^ond»Qne or’tw o companions reputation of . the twiu .elites. .Those tw in cities In past years. of perfection. up of the points o^ tho air piped,‘Which tions made known at time of sale. Par- _ jffrom venturing far'TJeJbnd the . safety entangled in the pleasant meshes of -the Officer Hoagland had a force of men at Apply to * *. A mammoth platform had been specially reach»a depth of 200 feet below,the surface, ticulars or terms at private sale of point. The current had taken them about little love god have but, little thought other men at work yesterday erecting 'scaffold­ erected^for the festival, antj,on this the thereby permitting the air* to force the opposite Ross’ pavilion when Smith became than for the pleasure of a reluctant kiss or ing tolmpport many or tho features. The chorup presented a most beautiful appear- water upwardst Members.of the'city eouii- exhausted and called for help. Archi­ embrace, and pressed their suit—or rather 40 feet high towers, one on either bridge, D. C. COVERT ancfe. The ladies, dressed in pure white, cii, and especially those of the fire anti MILAN ROSS AGENCY bald Glffard one of the best and strongest shirtwaist—in defiance of the blue-coated aro already in place. Four strings of made a marked contrast with the black water committee, feel confident that the life guards on the 'shore, responded censors. Here and there, up and down the’ many colored incandesceut lights will be evening dress of the gentlemen. difficulty will he remedied , and that the 208 Main Street. 2 q 8 Bond Street from Rorfs’ bathing ground, % cheered on by officers went, lured by the giggles and calls strung from these towers. Tlie scaffolding The audience greeted the appearance of supply will be all right toiay. hundreds of people who watched his gal­ purposely give* to attract their attention. for tho wonderful “calcium fou^taln,”- Mr. Damrosch and the soloists wl,th, ap­ All day yesterday a force of men, under lant swim in breathless anxiety. With long It was as dark as Erebus and the good na­ w hichis to be :J0 feet iu diameter, is also plause. Mme..Meredith was the sopriuio, the direction of tho superintendent and the and powerful strokes he breasted the waves tural guardians were about despairing and In place midway between the. bridges. Of Mme. Leonard the contralto, Mr. Paul De­ threatening awful punishments when the fire and water committee, wero busily en­ ficor Hoagland says, there are manysur and was rapidly nearing the drowning man gaged in removing tho air pipes, and clean" fault the tenor, and 4Mr.*GwMyni Miles the. welcome glimmer of the lights once more prises in contemplation fot- the thousands Monmouth Trust when his llf£ line caught in the iron poles' Ing thet'Ower points. Two or throe pf the KEITH’S EXPRESS basso, while the Youth’s part was taken by came to.their assistance. ef people who will line either side of the AN D ----- about the pool inlet pipe In front Of the Miss Grace Marguerite Whiting. The or­ wells were completed, and_better results ASBURY PARK and OCEAN GKOVB pavilion. The accident nearly cost him his lake on that evening, of which he does not chestra numbered 75 men. The first note were at onca.manffe8t.'It.takes time to raise life. Exhausted by his long Bwim and .ef­ They were quietly enj »ylng .the mingled wish to speak at present. by the Immense chorus, “Help, Lord,” was 200 feet of plpef clean- it and place it back Hotel Brunswick, forts to loosen the rope he gave the signal sweetness of'ice cream and soda water a The parade ,is scheduled to start at 8 Safe Deposit Company {Railroad Depot and intensely thrilling, and the entire rendering In-position, but the'work is being pushed ,tp be hauled In, and in a half fainting con­ few evenings since under one of the leading o’clock sharp, and in • order that the affair 1214 Bangs Avenue. of the number was the signal for long and forward with all haste, and no serious re­ dition was brought ashore near Asbury hostelries, and in adc^tion to the pleasure may bo a complete success it has been Monmouth Building, Asbury Parfc, H. J, Principal Offloo ,,.806 MAIN STREET enthusiastic,applause. Mr. Dufalt sang sults are anticipated. The otfher wells will avenue by George Glffard, his nephew and afforded by the mixture were entertained found necessary to make a nutaber d>f rules Goods stored at reasonable rates. If With All Your Hearts” in good'style, be’cleaned aa rapidly ae possible. Telephone connection. fellow life guard. ‘ • by a concert in progress in th e hotel abbVe governing boats on that evening, whose and the chorus put intense , dramatic fervor The auxiliary plant at -Second..avenue CAPITAL,, $100,000. P. O. Bor 667, . A b b u h t P a b z . William Hurley, the .Asbury avenue the soda fountain. A local singer of jjote. fulfillment will cause all things to pass off in the stirring chorus “Y et Doth the Lord<” w«a placed in operation yesterday after­ guard, saw Glffard’s accident and swam to was just ending a brilliant selection with ^ pleasantly so far as those in control can> SURPLUS, $25,000 The scene on Mount Carmel, where Elijah noon, after being out of service for three Smith’s assistance, or he would not now be gradually ascending series of‘high notes, secure. ,No boats will be allowed on the had agreed to meet the 40U priesfs of Baal years.. The water at, tlrls point was'very alive to tell the tale. The bathing master, and lit,tie Rudolph listened in amazement. lake except those in the line of procession. Executes all trusts known to the la*ri and their legion ot followers In the contest much discolored at first from the iron, but Ivoans money on bond and mortgage. A Good Time with tfie assistance of another bather, Pushing aside his soda lie gazed wonder- All boats inteudlug to be In line must re­ to find who was the true God, waa possibly ^fter-pumping- from the well for a few Receives deposits subject to check and allow i helped the exhausted swlmmetf ashore-after ihgly^around, and at last expressed his port at the morry-go-round and be chained Interest on daily balances. the grandest work of the evening. The hours it beoame Clear again and $ras then Acts a^ Trustee, Registrar and Transfer Agent an exhausting tussle with the white caps, opinion of the singer’s voice. “Maybe it Is to the dock there .till given a place In' line, TO HAVE YOUR EYfiS singing of Ocean Grove has been in progress. For­ in town for goods of the same quality. We This preparation of Coc» tones Jp tlemen represent the official body of Mar­ ure to support- his wife and,two children. Shall Your Light” was given with the same colored woman called “Maud,” who, as merly'It was difficult to get plenty of \yater are soiling the finest Butter made at near.ly the whole system, ia particularly blehead, and have visited Far Rockaway, The complaint was made by Overseer of tho the same price you pay for Butterlno, Oleo- - precision and magnificent tonal effect which stated above, says she was his wife. The In the upper portion of tho Grove in the . adapted to Physical and Nervous Red Bank and., several other towns and Poor Joseph R. Weir, jr., and the warrant m argorineor fixed up Embalmed Butter, characterized the work of thechorus during story goes that jJMa'Ud had a little money height of the season — not” because the which surely 110 one really relishes." The cities In their search for information and was issued by Justice Borden. prostration, and to build up per* the entire oratorio. with which she put her husband in business. watqr was scarce but because tho mains drop in price of Coffoe has been faithfully pointers. Grant was brought to this city and given followed by us until now you can buy a sons, wasted by continued ill The singing of the second quartette and Their matrimonial life did ' not run were too small to supply all the demands Their city is blessed with an abundanj a hearing yesterday afternoon. Ho plead pound of good coffee at Bamman’s for 15c health. 75 cents, pint bottles. ' the angel trio was also highly appreciated smoothly, and as the . result of a made upon theip. Tho association had in­ supply of water, but they are troubled with not guilty to the’charge, but the'evidence which a little over a year ago sold at 30 and liberally applauded. The -quartette recent scrap Spenie sold out and skipped. tended putting down tho new and larger Endorsed by all Physicians. iron, and are endeavoring to find tho best was sufficient to warrant the justice in was composed as follows; Soprano, Mine. The purchaser was an Italian who ruus an­ mains earlier but were unable to secure the Be sure to try this Leader. On-the other Prep ared only b y ______^______method to get rid of it. Although they maklng-an^order-provldlng for-the payment hand the sharp rise In price o L T ea_ will be Ogdon Urane; al toTMlss'Grace Fi t zger a Id; other place at" 17 Main streetv , ^Possession pipe"owing to orders ahead "of them. Even struck Asbury Park at an exceedingly bad of $5 per week toward the support of Mrs. ignored by us until forced to change. tenor, Mr. Charles -Morse; bass, Mh John of, the hew store on- tho Toland property then they had some difficulty in getting the All winter long we have watched and time, they expressed themselves as being Grant and her two children. The defendant • V . IL. HAM, F. Watkins. .Angel -trio—First' sopranos, was taken last. Tuesday. Mrs» Spenie has pipe owing to tlie advance in price. Th6 picked up tho bargains as they wore offered well pleased with our water works. was unable to 'fUrnish tho required bond and aro now in firs.t-class shape to supply Miss Graco M arguerite W hiting, Mme. b^en making life unpleasant for the new contract for the pipe'was made when pricOs Druggist and Apothecary, Mr. Goodwin said that the state of iTas- and will be taken to Freehold this morning the wants of the largest hotels and-boarding Ogden Crane, Mrs. C. M. W ard; second tenant fever since. Last night an attem pt were, lower* and it Is said the parties fur­ houses, as \velt,as private families. 8achusetts recently acquired valuable water by Constable White. 167 Main St. Asbury Park. rights and put in a plant costing $20,000,000. sopranos, Mrs. Barclay Dunham, Miss was made to move the goods out. Maud nishing the same wanted to fill the order Depend on it If ever we aro undersold something or other is wrong. It will pay The main pipes cover a territory embracing Blanche Bennett, Mrs. R.' H. Carr; altos, MIND IS UNBALANCED. protested aud trouble followed. She final­ under the advance. They wore held to tho to deal with a reliable' house. about 40 miles, and the various municipali­ Mrs. Josephine Richardson Whitaker, Miss ly sought a magistrate, but whlie sho was contract, however, but the result is late de-' ties get their water from thip source, each Grace Fitzgerald, Mrs. M. Ruddell. Relatives "Will^Take Kate Flynn gone tlie effects were moved. As posses­ livery of the material and consequent de­ paying their proportionate amount of the During one of the Intermissions Prof. Back to New York. sion is said to be nine points of the law, lay in getting the w^k- done. M, L. BAMMAN Interest upon tho Investment. Every town Morgan was presented with a costly dia­ the probabilities are that the new owner p. Tho new main is %ot 13-inch pipe. S tart­ Kate Flynn, the young woman employed “ OUR GROCER” or city controls Its own supply anU* es­ mond stud as a token of appreciation from as a domestic by Howard Holcombe, Is still has the upper hand. ing from tbo wafer plant at Bradley Beach tablishes Its own rates. Marblehead,which the choir. Conductor Damrosch was the confined In a coll at Park hall,tip order that it ruiiS'down Mafn street to Fletcher lake R. R. Squ«re*aml Main St., Asbury Park, is about the same size as Asbury Park, has recipient of a handsome bouquet of ahe m ay not do herself or anyone else bodily THE CHILDflEN’S CONCERT and then across the vacant lots at that spring Lake, New Jersey. Of 75 acres on yie banks of 600 Are plugs. ■ flowei point to Benson avenue; then 011 Benson to barm. The girl acted so strangely on Mon­ Repeated a Ocean Grove Shark River, for sale low, to day night th at Officers Palmateor and Van- Mt. Hormou Way and to the ocean. New. -W atkovpr ~r»r~eoTonrrattBTCtn»T^ MAJESTIC’S ItOBBEIt CAUGHT. W ednesday* 4ug, IO. close an estate^ nvo'finemiri- Wickle were called to take her In custody. pipes will also be laid on other of tlwstreets. Have YotrTried-Oar The Colonnade base ball team defeated At the urgent request of hundreds of peo- [Q ^ie Upper or northwestern part of the Evaded Arrest for a Year—IJ^b^d Yesterday morning Dr. Johnson ex­ eral springs on the property. the Columbia yesterday in a walkovor and pie It has-been decided {to repeat the chil­ Grove, so that a,, scarcity of water, after a H o te l a t A tla n tic City^jjy amined her and came to the conclusion that Double Glasses ? Elegant location for-a sanita­ Colonnade stock has advanced.' The game dren’s festival concert given at Ocean Grove tho work Is completed, will not occur. Ralph Dallen, alias Southern, was ar­ her mind was unbalanced. It has been as­ was played at Seventh avenue and was Thursday night. Tne repetition will take There has been ample- water for all pur­ rium or subdivision into villa, rested Irf Atlantic City on Thursday certained th at -she has • two sisters and a witnessed by a large audience. The bat­ place next Wednesday exenlng, Aug. 10, poses this year, tbe meters In use doubtless charged with stealing $700 worth of jewefs brother in Ngjf York., They have been no­ Both near and far in one frame plots. For full particulars, ap­ ting order of the teams is as foil.ows: and U Is altogether likely the popular ad­ effecting a per centage pf saving, and the from a noteWhere, tbe same being found tified and will reach here today for the pur­ COLONNADE. . Co^UMUIA. mission price of ten cents to all.parts of the water has been pure and good. ' |We wilt guarantee to fit your eyes.with them, ply to on his person when caught. The arrest Is pose of taking the girl back to that city. and f f not h Uiafaetory after a fair trial will change Levy ...... left Held. .*Smith auditorium-will be charged. the lenses for two separate pairs without “'extra P ark er - ...... catcher .Crevllng of local Interest to Ocean Grove’ for the The children will meet for rehearsaj. Tues­ G. F. Kroehl Going to Germany. “ R a t s ” Won Basket Ball Series. charge. • Fisher...... third base Brown reason that Dallen was clerk at the Ma­ day morning at 10 o’clock. Have you Heada&h*?. Neuralgia, Pain in the w. H. BEEGLE C ohn...... first base...... Shefller The friends of Councilman George F. The third and last o f the Series of watjpr Eyes ? For relief cbusult jestic last summer' fcnd towards the end of Thursday next the children will have Phillips...... short stop...... '.Hurley Kroehl tendered him a complimentary basket ball contests between the Bath Mitchell. ’...... pitcher — ...... Sheffler the season resigned,after being away a few their annual picnic at Benson Park, Allen * " 2 2 6 M a i n S t r e e t banquet at Neptune Heights last' night. House Rats and tho Oreos at the Empire Rothschild r ...... center field. Field—Jennlng days, and with his knowledge of the com­ hurst. Thesmugh rider boys will march to LEECH, STILES & CO., Hahn...i...... right field.....W atson Mr. Kroehl, accompanied by Robert Mc- pool, was won laat night by the Rats by a’ ASBURY PARK, N, J. bination pf the safe gained while in the the picnic grounds In futl uniform, passing Lowy seoond base Alexander Calmont,* will sail for Germany on Satur­ score of 7 to 6. „ Tho Rats wou evory gape Philadelphia Eye Specialists confidence of the managers of the Majestic, through Asbury Park. Mark G. Conn, umpire, and R. Roths­ of the series and'are now-entitled to the sil­ child scorer. . - he returned and looted the safp, getting day, August 19. The object of the trip Is P r > ver medals. On Wednesday night they $500 In cash' and jewelry. For a year he of a business nature, but will he combined Champion Short Distance Swimmer. 222 MAIN STREET, J, J. TUCKER, Executor, Entertained College Friends. evaded'captqre, until now he Is safe from with- pleasure. Councilman Kroehl’s Don M. Reeder of the NeW'Yofk Athletic will tackle au all college team. The p’ay- ersSast night wero: R ats—'Roy W aljjrlght, Miss F. Rutau, a young woman from safes In the clutches of the law. daughter, Mrs. Huppertz of Boston, will- club, champion amateur short' distance EVERY FRIDAY.* Hoiirs 9.30 to 5, (captaiu) ~Ed. Groon, Jack Squires, Will 37 West 12th St, . Louisville, Ky., entertained a party of her precede him. She sails for Londou today, swimmer of tho United States, Is one of the " 180-SO-1-S-8 7‘201-2'3-7-8-B accompanied by her husband, whose Hurley and Charley Murphy. Oreos—Dick Free exaraioatton and all work guaranteed. college friends at the Gramercy last even­ Entries fvjr Baby Parade. well known bathers, at. Fourth avenue. mother Is seriously III at her home in that, ColUns, Billy Sagurton, Hoy Godfrey, Wal­ ing. Vassar, Smith, Wilson and Wells col­ Entries are coming In more rapidly for Reeder was one of tho persons whd helped ter Rush ton and Charley Little. Dr. R. F- Capital, $ioo,oaq Surplus, $ 70,000 leges were represented by the. following the baby parade. Mlss^Ross Is a t her post city. ,___ - ______haul Prof. Donalson from the tank at the young ladies :* Mies Finnegan, Miss feleanor.. Doran acted a^ referee. ksiwj Park Ocean firore at the Asbury aveDu®" pavilion morning Rare Pleasure in Prospect. when ho was fatal­ Rutan, MIbs Anna Lynch, Miss Marie ly Ipjured in his high dive.. and afternoon to register and tag tbe little The array of talent which will appear at Eurekae Now Have an Engine. Steinhauser, Miss Carolyn Scot't, Miss ones,- Among yesterday’s entries was Helen Hale, Miss Edythe H eath, Miss Mar­ the benefit to be tendered. J. C.. Klssell in The Goodwill' chemical euglno has been First National Bank George Dewey McFadden, son of Mr. and the Brunswick casino this evening; prom­ After Llceneo Delinquents. BANK- garet Brannigan, Miss Dorothx Hale and turned oVei1 to the Eureka Hose company, * 1 - Mrs. W. J. McFadden of Paterson. It Is ises an evening of rare pleasure. Mr. Kis- Police Justice John A. Borden has Issued' ; OF ASBURY PARK Miss Phyllis. Post. . composed of' colored residents of the "tVeat likely that the little namesake of the fa­ sell’s courteousness and many past enter­ warrants and summon^ against a dozen Side. , It Is now housed on Springwood ave­ Mattison Avenue and Bond Street Main Street, Aabury Parjf, mous admiral will make hiB appearance in license delinquents, and they will be ”com: Light W eight Clothing. tainm ents are remembered .with pleasure, nue. Tho Goodwill company will soon be „ (Organized February, 1B8C.) . Main Avenue, Ocean Qn>ya dress uniform on the quarter deck- of a polled to square up or go to jail. Edward Unseasonable weather • means backward and an occasion where many p^st favors provided with a‘ new hose wagon. In the selling otJlght weight .clothing. The stock miniature Olympia. \ti. \ may be partially returned is more than wel­ Smalley and several of his lieutenants wei*e meantime they aro using a hand hose car­ o f f ic e r s must go at once and to hurry Its going the Other preparations for tho event are pro­ come to his numerous friends. Alf plovers in court yesterday for non payment of their riage loaned them by tho city. Gko. F, Krokhl, President. . ; >rlce tickets have been revised in your gressing rapidly. ■ .. license fee. * Their cases will be disposed of O. H. Buow n, 1st Vlce-Prealdent. SilFE- DEPOSlf DEPARTMENT of artistic singing, readlug and flrstclass M. L. Dam man, 2d Vice-President. ’avor. this morning. he teinbacii omfany entertainment are Invited to bo^present. Trunks and Traveling Bags M. Y. Daosb, Cashier. - T S .C . , M. H. Scott, Assistant "Cash ter. We wpdld be pleased to have you call and Outfitters for men and women. Notice* For departing guests and employees. exarslEg oar Safa Deposit Boxes. Thatcher’s minstrels are billed to appear Hello I \^ell, what is it? Did ypukhow Special Bargain ‘Day. Stock* tho largest: prices the ldwest, •DIRECTORS* We nave routed a great many ot them and there was going to be a grand cakewalk In Park Opera House Wednesday,* Aug. 16# T h e s t e in b a c h Com pany, a . F. Kroehl* Mahlon R..Margerum, everyone I* pleased with tlie convenience 1? * Uneeda Lunch Koom and ball given at the'Plazk hotel, by the Special bargains are yours today .for very —1— ------— Pioneer merchants. ‘ Two big stores. Oliver H. Brown, ‘ William H. Beegle, and gaiety they afford. • ■ Will be opened &a an annex to the -New waiters, on Saturday, Aug. 12? Come one, little modey. This applies to summer wash Mid-Summer Festival. Bnioe 8. Keator, 8. W. Kirkbridal, Thay aro In faofc small dates In or, q largo goods and linen and crash suits and skirts. D. O. Covert, M. L. Bamman, Y ork Dining Room. Lunches 10c; regular co me all. You cannot afford to miss this The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Vocal Instruction. Isaac C. Kennedy, Charles A. Young} «afa or vault, aeoisred tiy automatic bolt di nner 15 and 25o. Mrs. J. W. Rubottdm. event. The guests will enjoy themselves 6n th e Steinbach Company, . work and time iccc as good ivT'fitn be pro- Pioneer uierohanta. ' On the trolley. church will hold their summer festival on Milan Ross, Albert C. Twining, O pera Hquse blook, -.Cookman and BangB the ballroom floor after the cakewalk. G. Monday, Aug, 14, at Hotel Bristol. 191-93V Mme. Ogden-Crane of New York. Pupils • Sherman B. Ovlatt, Samuel Johnson, avenue, Asbury Park. 187tf Wt Covington, chairman. .101* prepared for church, concert, oratorio and William Hathaway. ''ir le B ilc * are sb low th a t one-can not af­ Dr. D adirrian^ Zioomk or Matzoon. operar Special attention given to tqne pro­ ford to be without a box to whloh to keep Rennet-lne. duction. Studio, postoffice building, Asbury tltls papers, securities other valuables. Tbe intelligent reader la invited to look C ured1 Indigestion. Refreshing and nourishing leverage’at Indigestion relieved at once by taking Park, N. J., Mondays, Tuesdayaf FridaySr Comparative^ Deposits We are lookibg for a case of Indigestion Coleman’s pharmacy by the boittle or by the Frioass 18, »5, $7,18, llO per annum. over the etcck of standard books, now beV Rennet-ine. For sale at Kinmonth’s Drug Saturdays. Voices tested free. New York Septem ber 8, *886 . .V r . . $*73,794-57 ing opened'at 807 Kingsley street1 one door th at cannot be cured by taking Rennet-lne. glass.—Adv. 109 tf. ‘ •• Store. studio,3 East Fourteenth street.—tt P rloe 50b. and $1. For sale at Kinmonth’s. “ • « , j 8S8 . 468, 194.4V from West End hotel, whioh is to be sold at “ 6, 1893.'. . . . . 489,U *.t$T auction to theljighest bidder. In point of Rcnuetrine. . .. CardParty...... If you hltve no particular Jplace tu'go j,- tSjfr-.-. . -.' .- 636,033,413 ’ OFFICERS* v arl6tyr and*Iine blndlng,'ho storp in ani? Bicycle Academy. Borden, the .stationer, carries all sup­ olty in the state of New Jersey has ever The magic cure for indlgCstion,aRennet~ plies. Corner Bond street and Mattison this evening just drop into the book auth ; -J‘« • 7 , 1 8 9 8 ...... 694,944.77 H8NRY C. WINSOR, President. contained a collection comparable with it. Open for bualnesa again. ^Instruction, ine. F o r sale at Ktnmonth’s. • avenue. • ■’ . » #190, tlon at 807 Kingsley street and listen to the 178tf. • . • . rental ahd repairs. Lake avenue and Heck •1 »»■ ■ ■ eKpatlations of the auctionoor. -178 tf. Patrons vaiu&ftles received fpr safe keeping *- OBO. W. BV iN S, Vice-Pretldent. street, J. L. Wiseman, manager. . 1J5. tt Black’s Malt.Extract Invigorates, 20 cents Closing out sale of new and second, hand' *F^>reIgii Exchange bought and «o!d. Colleo* ‘ r DHTTND B, DAYTON, Cashier. '. Rennet-ine cures dyspepsia. For sale at a bottle; three for 50 cent?. Opposite post- awnings. Very low.. S. Hemmenway, 617 Rennewne cures Indigestion. For tele at tlons promptly (tdsnowletiged. * JBS3B MINOT,-Asj't Casble.r K inm pnth’s. ' * ■ * lOetf. Black, apothecary, opposite poatoffice. 'tf offlce. 182 tf. [ Cookman avenue. Kinm onth’s. 16Gtf. Your bualjiesii favors rappeotfnllj solicited. THE ASBCRY PISHtiK DAILV PRESS, TH E . YAQ.CFI Q UXliRBAK. OUR SUMMER VISITORS. Ame*flcnt\ M iner* In T^HrontefitMl Dla- tcict {\nn«nr« «»f Dunfcrr. -Chicago.- rfTT;r. l l.^ A dlsputrh to The THEY GOME TO KXJOV SEA- Cbrmiicle from El 1‘asm. 'lVx., sr£ys'thnl r SIDE PLEASURES. Our Troops Have Easy Work When I. II. Lnfrfn of IlrownwoiKJ. UVx.j$iias Out Rcconnoitering. reached there* tliruct from the hcjKs of . R. 6. WILSON, the welf-knpwn expert, from St. Andrews, Scotland, imports’ the Yaqui trold enuntry of Sonnrn^lvlex- I*ersoiifl More or Less D istinguished ieo, where most of tb«*„ American pros­ Baking Powder. Who Help to Mako? the Passlnjf &G0D WORK. B7 RECRUITS, !5>ocb gelf clubs yearly. They are used by Douglas Ro'land, H. H. Hilton, Roster pectors, wjio have fxmio into the moun­ Throng—W here They Como Pi’om tains during tin* last txvn jt-ars, are cou- Betts, W. B. Smith, H. P. Tolar, Findlay Douglas, and all the leading players. anrt Where Theyj.Sray. W hile at Ilelleved Thn< Hit* Filipino* Are Now- gresate.il. ■ • AsbUrv Park. H e say s'th at-more* thn'«iivt»rul cojn-, is onb of yesterday's arrivals at the West thur’s troops remained all night at Calu- may be inspected. - , - * paninns, is 2 1 inih's frnin thi- town and "against alum. End. - ' ' let, ''The rebels had evidently fled far 5 juiles from tin*. Y-a,'o'eeijt«. On Aug Mrs.-LrLockman and Miss Olive Lock* turn jjiileBfCTllie- rebels abandoned -the wfrile the train was on its way from As- Aug. 1 the lines running east from- Chi man of -New York are being entertained at towp.“^§pon after the receipt of these 1 7 to 10 a. m Prices are invariably adjusted to the interest of onr customers. . bury Irarfc to. Kurlington. lie lived only tho Madison. . Offloe Hours V2 to 5 p. xo,... cago advanced the export (lour rate to 11 ordeps it became evident that, the rebels 1.7 to 10 p. m. long enough to reach St. Francis’ has- cents. It cannot be maintained while / T. ’L. Carpenter and his wife are Welling­ had set fire to the town and fled, leaving pital at Trent on. rate of IT* eents is in effect'from* Missour ton guests. -Mr.-Carpenter Is a lawyer of the place to be occupied by the Ameri­ Wilmington, Del.' DR ELLA PRENTISS UPHAM river points to New York via Chicago. cans. H. L. Kelley* ft wholesale grocer of East 806 , Asbury Park, N .J. ' A 'battalion of the Twelfth infantry Office Vours u n t 10 a. m., 12 to 8, B to 7.801 Patterson, Taylor & Co. Mere Trouble In .Cleveland*. Orange, N. J., is at the Colonial, accompa­ nied by his family. ' was also sent on a reconnoitering expedi­ Telephone Call S9I Clevehind. Aug. 11.—William T. Caple tion toward tlie west, but 110 firing has n nonunion mot nr man on the Centra Dr. F W. Loweree and his wife are guests been heard in their direction, and no MENU FOIt SATVUDAY. at. the. Victoria. Dr*Loweree enjoys a large DR. i, D. OSBORNE, nvenue line of the Ilig Consolidated coin p ractice a t N ew ark. word' hus been received from them at of Newark. 622 COOKMAN AYE., ASBDRY PARK panv, tired .two shots at William Little General Mae Art bur’s headquarters,’ aud In Jmmcp th*T»,‘« nd Ions vn I* vmi-s a man 11. A. Wodal, a wealthy manufacturer of Horner Third avenue and Kingsley street, from Ah moilvst kiiUin s» tml lafii- a teamster, both bullets taking effect it is believed that they encountered noth­ July 20tli, to September 1st. Telephone No. 05 Newark, has returned to tue Clifton for the ABhury Park, N. J. • Tailors, Clotfiiersy H ait€>£&■■ aiitl In return Little picked tip a hatchet ly b dance of the season, ing. ing on his Aviigon and hurled it.iit C aple . Everything indicates that all the rebels Furnishers for Men and Boy» u ri;ak r \ st. E. E. Spencer, assistant postmaster'at IV:i< Ih'8 w ii'i < !• striking the umtnrimln in the head anc Meriden, Conn., is spending his summer have scattered for miles in every direc­ H. S. KINMONTH, f , D. mailing a ftight fid wound. The lattei vacation at the Gladstone. tion around Calulet. 710 Grand avenue, and at Kinmonth 4: Co.’a ~ 1 - \ Tomato SaluJ. W.m-i Drug Store. 724 Cookman avenue. claims that Little called him a .‘.!SCa.b'!..a> W. C. ElytJkleading livery stable propri­ £ IlelielH' Henvj* Lnn*. * Asbury Park, N. J. P. S.—No risk if you buy from us.- Your money back if you want it. his enr was passing the wagon. Thi.* etor of Holmdel, N. J., is visiting at the The insurgents lost heavily in the I he tesjmster denies. Caple is ifi jail up '.Commercial, with his wife. \ fighting' around Cahilflt. It is believed Dir. H. S. TAYLOR un the charge of shooting to«kill. LittN Mrs. J. Regan, a pretty Brooklyn woman, that 100 were killed and 300’or 400 IDENTIBT. was n rm.v.d t» V iios[>ital. Neithei adds to the pleasure of the guests at tlie wounded. . The Iowa regiment killed 30 (Graduate of University of Pennsylvania), man is fatally injured. Berlitz hy her charming presence. V \ in one place, and one company of the. Corner Cookman-lan-avenue and J ”Emory street, * * ~ova W. B. Page, a prominent member of\th^ LeMaistrt’a,i, opposite- post office. Entranca W an t l ommerei* laiw K{Cvl.ii'il. Seventeenth suddenly encountered a par­ on Emory Btreet. Asbury Park-' Columbus bar, is enjoying a well earned ty o f rel>£}£ri4i a trench and killed 12. •ffice hours from 9 a. in. to 6. p. Ja, Cl ii i *.i go. A it g; 11.—A s peci aT~fi r^Fh^ rest and vacation at the Victoria. Macaroni ati Tlie American loss was 5 killed and 31 Telephone 931. Record from I>i*nver says: The Nation • FJjjgt gep.enil nuinagtir. of the wounded? including »l officers^ ^ ...... a! AVsoeintiiVfi of Ii;iilro;id Cdumiissi«’*uer: Trrtvelers’liiHuranc’e compaujT or Hartford, The itttack was a complete surprise to THE LEADiNG " ’ ■ has sulopied a resolution recommend in; Conn., is registered at tlie Gladstone. QEQ. L D. TOMPKINS D. 0. §. the insurgents, who had no idea that a Dentlat, 617 Mattison avenue (the Keator blook. the next congress to revise the interstate 2\Ifss ila r g a r e t G. W hite, a p re tty bru ­ ROASTKti < I.AM' \V.i-h t'. movement was intended until the-armor* oev poatofllce), Aaburv Park. Teeth extracted colil watt r. j- eomineree law upon the suggestion mad. nette of New Haven and a social leader of ed car opened.- i\, deadly fire- w itbr two* -painleaaly-wlthout rendering the patient uncon- plan* that. ■ -v<-i by the inlcrstate commeree compii-ssim .her home city, is.a guest at the Warwick. bcIoub. Gas admlnlsterfed. Office hours 9 a. jn. GASH GROCERS <’(><■ ri, tii" Gatlings, a revolving canny 11 au d a Gt to 5 p. nu .'if lin\ r'-rn >%.■ t tifVv .in ?ts last ii |Mirt. The resolution, whicl Two handsome brunettes who add life and pounder. The heavy artillery opened on f«*r half <<»f tii-. Ifi^f tin- r»-Tnu:riinif was preiiared by the committee on legis beauty to .the 51omnouth are Miss Katha­ IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY half on a |*1 • t. rine and Miss M anita Byrne of Brooklyn. both flanks a moment later.. A majority „^.xJEUU flLX vJU !M _ ■* drops nf hi. u. lation. -wjis Tidopted without discussion of the rnifdifo* Vere'n^rwp^Wen^TTic'' ImiiM'diatfly upon the adoption t>oinmis Edward Issler, an expert pianist and LAW OFFICES. loader of a large orchestra In Newark, will a tta c k w as m ade. M en witfc la rg e bells Transacts general legal business. Adamwledg- Vlave opened .aijranch in this city, where you can leavi. your order sillier ()>b‘*rhe of Michigan vigorousl; were heard running among the shacks ments taken for all Btatea. protested against tin* action oif th* remain at th§ Westminster for several or have our man ial!. You can savie at least 20 per cent, by trading weeks. . ” r’ arousing the soldiers. ^ jjooras 9-1C Applebv Building. ground that the. matter had not beet The Americans maintained almost a with, us. , Give us a'call and \Ve will convince you. Sarr.ples of all - v i i x v ' r o n si \i>*v. properly d iseitsse*}. Gracefully tall and- decidedly attractive Is Miss Julia Mackey of New York. S le is perfect line four miles long through can^j* WM. C. COTTRELL goods i*e carry can be seen. • a pretty blonde and is making hosts of brakes, where' they could see nothing ARCHITECT. T«*titli*H ( iiptiilnN N e e d n ’t W o r r y , IIo Is n f<>*'■! \vti» U*a\ c a fvrtainty for an friends. ahead. The mud in places was knee Plans an i specifications furnished at short no­ uncertainty.- 11.—i-i-l. San Francisco. Ang. 11.—The captain Miss Jr. Lusk, a charming young damsel deep in the riceflelds and. jungles, and tice. Hotel work a specialty. 415 Lake Avenur of the several companion of the Pennsyl mu: ak»\'«t : ’ whiling away the summer days at the Col­ through the ditches flowed small fivers CORNER COOKMAN AVENUE AND EMORY STREET H-jri-. J*'.‘ -i-i vania regimeftt have been worried fo onnade, is making a conquest of all by her several feet deep. DR. s, Q. WALLACE Mr- • I Sfiui-.7 . soine time over the fact that the pay o pleasing manners. The I-'iiipiuos tried to ambush the DtfNTIST.~— Special prices given to hotels and boarding houses. * Water l r each was liajde to he held up to. th* !ti< • U Ii Louis F. Goodeell and family of Highland Americans several times, the country in OCEAN GROVES amoiwit of ?T>00 until some iiTeguia/itie .Falls, N. Y., are among the summer throug the neighborhood being well adapted to Northwest corner of- Main avenue and Pilgrim IHXNK1I. in'the papers transferring state propert.' at the Ocean. Mr. Goodsell is senator from these tactics, but the troops stopped for Pathway. DentlBtry In all Its branches. Ka.li-hi*s. to the federal service citild t>e arranged the Twenty-third district. nothing, forci'ng their way. through or N>uj» a la Nicmi< c. I *r«-iii«‘ Unsso. his wife and two charming daughters;“Miss The officers highly., com mend the re­ moved if Algine is used LIGHT WAGONS TO HIRE I'lietst*. ij-iTi t*. i%*[»|>«-riiiiiii Waters. anee. A disp atch has been received her* Flynn and-Miss Bessie Flynn. cruits of the various regiments. s ta tin g th a t th e m a tte r had been satii? The Hawthorne is graced by the presence There is reason to believe the reports AH my carriages have rubber tires. Monthlies furrished. . SOI'!* A I.A NK'OISK.—Mak,- thr* uart* factorily adjusted. of rliii keix I fi.tli witli an 1*1 J.rwl .uni < <»iik of Miss Edith Kempe and her sister, Miss receutly received that the insurgents are BURTON BROTHERS GJBO. A. S1PP, 0 0 7 S e w a l i A v e n u e in it half a fht-itnl <>( It.nn. In a ijyjwinitf Bessie Kempe, t wo handsome and attrac­ «hort 0 / ammunition, as well informed 8«iii'<']i;it) ■ ■ ■■ K ;\ 'l*'wn.. wry"-iii.iJl nt-w rar- “What might have been”—-if that little tive young ladies of New York. NEAR BOND STREET, ASBCRY PARK r-»t}i%-l< «r 111 .|u,nt-T>). tw.. il-wn htlli* eofogh hadn’t been neglected—is the sad re­ natives at Caluiot say the insurgents had whilo.‘•wii-ii'. f >ur wtiiu* turm|*s (i tit^in flection of thousands of consumptives. Olie E. E. Lewis,-a Philadelphia bunjness man only 40 rounds of ammunition each and 1 DENTISTS Branch .of 15658 W est 127th St., N. Y. ’ Jozfn^si. tin- \v]iu<> p.irt <.f f.Hir‘ |i-«*ks (mt Minute Cough Cure tures cougns and colds who has been coming to this citj’ fora num­ that five rounds extra were issued just P h o n e 4 4 f tn Bttiall riiii.s>, tin* itt>til<- .<>f a t'r. cii tali W. R. Pam. \. ber of seasons, Is again enjoying the com­ before '.he fight. COOKMAN AVENUE, ASBURY PARK bmr<* (cut tin* i .in.l tin* in>-itlr •**t a vounj; forts provided at the Westminster. IcttiKi' (i nt •*in<-', t at h in s«-|i,irati- pans. Since the American occupation of San Cliop the tri.atT - f «'|ian. ASBURY PAKK MAILS. Y\, nre summering at the Columbia. Mr; miles of railroad between there and S P E C IA L MILLINERY S A L E with a cupful ’ .i' rif [»tit in tin* Saxton is a large mine owner and supplies We administer fresh gas. ture<*n, anil p--i:r mv.t tint mi\tur<> th«* hot Calulet. and it is .impossible to get the MAILS CLOSE. most of New England manufacturers with cliii-ki-n hri’th » r»in*-«l armored car more than two miles beyond Ladies’ Trimmed Hats...... •...... $3.00 F or N ew YorK and points n o rth : 6.^0, bituminous coal. San Fernando. a white I rctli a yi'iniu' i hiclii-ti: if tcn-l'T. i 10.'Jo a. m ., 12.50. 3.30, 0.40, 8..H0 p, m. A quartette of popular young gentlemen Children's Trimmed Hats...... $1.50 an hour wiil !• I*■mi t iu>ui:h. Make a uhit« i, For Philadelphia and Trenton direct: 6:00 Rockefeller Alive. OUR TERRIS ARE CASH. Bauee nf t !*■» i Sin k»*n hrnth. fr.>sh butter J- quartered at the Madison are the Messrs. rollei. ln u 'm fcj For Freehold: 6.30, 10.25 a. m., 8.30, C.30 O tis: l»oi), fur l'i m:’.utis. '‘T.*.i.st s. rue ‘.r'Mil. ami J p. m. The arrival of Henry and Alvin von “From .£nuthorn Luzon report comes dip Mu- slic-a ui t »i.- i.mn', I i v ilit-in nn a J For N ew ark d irect: 12.50 p. m. Drehle of New York is hailed with delight that American officer, held there prison­ BORINE hot (li-^h. [>uJ tin* - liii k* n • (> tln->i-. a i For Point Pleasant and way stations: 9.40 by the young people of the Madison, where er, and desi-ription given indicates Ma­ me m ost retreshm g, . EXAMINATION FREE teaspi^iifiil i-i *.-ni.>ii ji; t.. tin- hi. k.-n. i a. in., 3 00, 5.20 p. m. jor Rockefeller.*’ Land penetrating antiseptic] - CUIIMJ: Ut >>K. -Tak.' f-.ur wli.,1*. .-c-s i —For- Ocean 0rovo:-0.30 3.D0,_.5.20. jnainder .oi.thc season. ^ -1 ______- Mnjor- Rockefeller' l« the oflicer^wlio and the w!nt*s «• i f-.ur niun-. *ix lihu'-s ui * p. m. Mr. and Mrs. E. C.. Meansu of Ashlahd, disappeared several mouths ago, shortly powdered H'i.mt ami halt a pint of rhapi- • MAILS A im tv^ pa^™1, the jui' e of a Ii-inon. u little. «>t_. 1 ho • Ky., are summering at the Columbia. Mr. aftea his arrival in the Philippines,^and fORSAUQY flsfiury ParR Optical Farloi From New Y ork and points n o rth t £.15, Means is a large coal aud iron merchant of uothing has been heard of him since. i resrt. of the rind ii;ot by rubbing on it loaf ’i 6 55,10.22 a. m., 3.28, 5.50, 6.40 p. m. sugar and piximtini; this ami addinsr it to | Ashland. John Means, sr. and wife are 's t e i n b a Oh c o m p a n y From'New York direct: 6.40 p. m. General «Mis also cables the war de­ 603 Cookman Aye., cor. Emory St. the other), an ritincc of gelatin, dissolved. * also staying at the Columbia. Mr. Mean»r partment as follows: Silverware Bargains Stix, put over the flrl> and whip constantly i From Philadelphia and T renton: 6.30, sr. retired from business some years ago for s*-ven minutes while r^*kinc. I.«*t it « 10.23 a. in., 5M0 p. ni. and is now enjoying the fruits of his early “MacArthur has taken possession of No one can afford to risk^hls sight; hence cool, thrn pi ur in a m*>Jd and [»ut nwav on • From Freehold: 6.55, 10.23 a. m ., 3 28* 5.50 industry. Santa Rita. Reconuoitered Berac, An­ 10 importance of glasses properly adapted ice to thuri.Liuldy chill, but not frerxe, ami * p. ra. — to the eyes. If suffering with your eyes, or For August. v reverse on

  • li. f geles and other points. Insurgents driv-j From Point Pleasant and way stations: A party of prominent southe'rn people at en north. Condition of roads makes If you need glasses, come in for examination CAJ»>TT1> S Xl'TK. —f *x*k the carrot3 ? 7.00, 10.55 a . ra., 4.00, 7.10 p. m. tho W est E nd is m ade up of R obert F. ^without charge> and see what we can do in a stor k, nlitf, .fry in fresh butti-r, but “ Maddox and family of Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. movements o{ troops difficult, but it is only a I in lit Krown, take up in a hot dinh, From Ocean G rove: 7.00, 12.30 a. m ., 6.30 considered necessary to open up this T. F. 0 ’BRiEN for you. shake chopped parsley among them, then p. m. Robert Jackson, Mrs." Nathaniel Baxter and transfer to a smaller veasel, well heated. Mrs. M. J. Sharpe. They arrived yester­ section .of country, as it virtually gives RIGHT GLASSES, RIOHT flBTHODS, Extra silverware is sure to be day on a special car and will make their control of province of Bataan and 're­ RIOHT PRICES. needed for the extra August home for the rest of the summer *at the lieves inhabitants there.” AU optical goods warranted to give satis­ guests. Solisten: Noonewoul^l Table of Distances from Asbury. Park West End. „ - faction. TO m il e s TO MILES Opern Boxes Fetch 111k P rice* , expect to buy silver plated tea -F o cm er..lli:o v uH tjien <1------TIN ROOFING 6 San. J’lr(inctsc6i Aug. 11.—At "the Or*" -WalGftrOIofifr*aRiHl8W8ir3-Bepalilqs— spoons, guaranteed by tKe maker - 'Alienhurst * . 'A Lotig Uranch . Atlantic City, Aug. 11.—I»r. Charles J l'^9 Augiist7'T~l’89 9 Avon . . , 2 Matawan . ; pheum theater an auction sale of seats At prices consistent with good workman* for two years1 wear for 50c. per Marlboro . Stille, former provost of the University and boxes took place for the benefit of Allentown 39 of Pennsylvania, died at a hotel in this ship. ■' dozen, and yet that is precisely Bernegat . . Manalapan . the fund to be used in the entertainment Su. !¥!{f. We. Th. Fri. 35 city of ..heart failure. He was born T«. Sat. Belmar . . 3 M anasquan . and reception of the returning California HEATERS AND MODERN W. C. WISEMAN, Graduate Optician what we are offering. Middletown . Sept.* 23, 1819. Dr. Stille was taken regiment. Five boxes ^yefe sold for $3,- * Blue £all . •. 17 sick several months ago and was re­ The goods are put up in the 1 2 3 4- 5 Cranbury . . '3.2 ’New Bedford 900, and of this sum Mrs. A. S. Town­ Navesink . ♦ moved to the seashore in the hope that send, formerly of Boston, contributed following form: , '“’''■'‘Ji Coburg . . 5 the sea air might be beneficial. The body Como . . . 5 ' Newtown * , $2,0251 The sale of seats will net a very l/2 doz, Tea Spoons in package. 6 7 8 9 was taken to his late residence in Phila­ la rg e sum , ' ^ doz. Table Spoons in pack­ 10 11 12 Clarksburg . 30 Oceanic . , delphia. Dr. Stille leaves a widow. lmt SHEET METALWORK THE GREAT Colt’s Neck . 13 6 ceanport * age. Pleasure Bay no children. He was well knowt W h eelC r L e h v e s H o n o lu lu . Deal . . . throughout the country; 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Englisiitown . Point Pleasant io Honolulu, via Victoria, B. C., Aug. 11. Yj, doz. Medium Knives in —The transport Tartar, with General Eaton towp , i Pt. Monmouth 72t IrmnranPc Compnnle» Pay Up. Atlantic and Pacific package, . F air H aven , PemrieviUp . 29 W heeler aboard, arrived here Aug. 1 and Agent for Kelsey Furnaces 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 •13 Jefferson City, Mo., A tig. 11.—Sfxty nailed Aug. 3. General Wheeler was ' doz. Medium Forks in pack­ Farmlhgdale 12 Prospect Plains 33 eight of tlie 73 'ousted insurance compa age. • • • ... _ 'Freehold . 20 Red Bank .. handsomely entertained during his stay TEA COMPANY nies have paid their fines of $1,000 each here. 9 ______All at 25c. each package. 27 28 29 30 31 Holmdel , . 18 I Shrewsbury . Sunday is the last day for the remaining Hightstown , 3 4 \; Sea Girt . . companies to pay.in order to keep fron: Great Daina«e by Llffhtnlnflr. 626 Cookrftan Avenue Special offerings in First Imlaystown . Spring Lake ! 642 MATTISON AVENUE M ,OON’S p h a s e s ; 35 Xi being Ousted from the statq under th* Parkersburg, W. Vn„ Aug. 11.—Dur­ Quality Genuine “Rogers” Silver­ James burg ; Sea bright'. , Next Door 10 TcnBrocck's Markc 6:48 Full I 3 ° j provisions of the antitrust laW, which ing a severe storm lightning struck the ware,.Extra plate on 21 per cent. ■. ^ i S o n . 6 [1. III. v£,Moon 2 0 p1:™5 Lakewood 20 j Tinton Falla . they ran counter to in combining to fii store of the W. IJ. Smith Hardware *jk Flnjt G:54 f Third Q 7 6:57 Keyport '♦ 24 1 Trenton « the price of insurance. company, a four story building1* In a ASBURY PARK, N. J. Nickle Silver. J/Qu*ner 14 R. IU. \i Quarter p. in. c I L. Squankum 14 i Toms River . few minutes the building was In flames Tea Spoons $1.48 per dozen. _C __ Dentli of W oman PhyHlelrtn. and soon destroyed. It was the largest Table Spoons $2.g8 per dozen. Chicago, Aug. 11.—Dr. Maria M hardware store in the state. Paulus Big discount to hotels and boarding Med, Forks $2.98 per dozen. Gross, the second woman to practici Reps and Berry’s restaurant, three story bouses and all goods guaranteed to buildings, bqth.Jiad. their contents de­ Med. xCnives $3.48 per dozen. ■ I A € _ J. > S More IaterestiDg Than medicine in Chicago and for many* years give sat’efaction or money refunded. the oldest woman physician-in point 01 stroyed. ThtHoss will easily reach $150,- If you are posted on the Silver practice in the city, is dead after a lonp 000. Lee Logan', hose reel driver, while trust prices, you know how much illness. She was born in Elmira, N. Y. going to tlie fire, was thrown from the BICYCLESI EL6in CHEajoraY~Birrra 210. FICTION in March, 1833, and came to Chicago ir reel and dangerously hurt. - Yon mtist now be familiar with you can save?' by making your 18G8. purchases here. , . A Few of the Advantages of Having a Telephone in Your House A Speech by the Knkfcer. my priceB. Perhaps yon have not seen the wheels. They are not the It will certainly pay you .to The Telephone Service is quicker and nW e^xact than any messenger. G. A. It. ENCAMBMFaVT, Berlin, Aug. 11.—Emperor William at­ tended the opening of the Dortmund- common ones, but the beBt on the kno w our store. It increases the faeftty with which invitations may be extended and accepted. ^ ^ PHILADELPHIA. Telephone Service lessens the laborious detail of housekeeping by bdrigfng the Ems canal. Replying to an address of markfefc. The Yales and Featfier- tradesmen'Within immediate and const^it reach of orders. Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania the burgomaster, his majesty said he-re* stones are Certainly marvele of beau­ garded the canal as a work to form part I? lour Cycle 4.n',case of serious illness it enables the nm'se to be ih almost-continuous consul­ R a ilro a d . ty, bnt best of all they suit the tation with the physician. - of a greater whole, which he himself Ib the cellar or attic wa)t tag for good roads) W. M. PAWLEY, ;. ’On' account of. the Thirty-third annual Telephone Service aads immeasurably to the comfoit of suburban life, by bring­ and the government had inflexibly* de­ riders. Yon can be suited also. Be wise and Itave it overhauled, have tha encampment, of the Grand Army of the termined to further, and he hoped the ing the city w'ithiri speaking distance. New wheels arriving daily. Craw­ bearlnjrs taken apart and examined. A Republic, to be held at Philadelphia’on nation’s representatives would "place him “CHINA HALL.” The sense oT security inspired by the.knowledge that Police or Fire Department September -4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 0, the Pennsyl­ ford’s with full guaranteed tires, measure of sattefactioi! is yours aa you ride vania Railroad company will sell excursion in the position to do so before the end of may be instantly communicated with is a great comfort. * only $25, your machine with the' full knowledge that Telephone Berviq^adda to the comfort of the household by enabling the men tickets rrom points on Its Une to Philadel­ th e y ea r. ‘ * , 162-164 Main-Street, phia, at rate of single fare forjHI8vound Sundries as low as any dealer can it Is Bafo and in perfect condition. No m at­ of the family to*give timely, notice of an£ desired change in the hours of Relief For inilln nt I^nst, Asbury Park. serving meals. . trip, except that, tho fare fropr Now York sell them. Repairing, ■ rentals and ter what make, we can.duplicate] any part and Baltimore will be ?3 ; from Newark. N. London, Aug. iL^Spccials from Bom It keeps the niemberaof a family in constant l^>uch, no matter in what part of of any bloycle. Better examine yonr tires. J., $2.85; frbm Elizabeth, N. J.,. $2.75, bay report ruin in Allahabad, M~adras inatjqjction,.. the country they may be located. If flat; or loese on tbe rim, don’t Tide them and proportionate rates from Intermediate the Deccan ami Bengal and showers ir Remember the place - —s...... Telephone Service saves T im e, S tren g th an d "Nerves. points. A V . J till overhauled. • . Tickets \wlll bcfiold oh September 2, 3 ,J 'Bombay. Tin* government’s anxiety ii N q progressive household can aflord to be without this invaluable adjunct to reirnrd ~t77~Ttn^«ossib ility of a, fam in e is KEEP COOL ; comfortable living. -* * . * . » ; V- . ^ and 5, good to return unfift September!^ inclusive: \ but bv depositing ticket with therefore relieved. OEHTRAX. HAXX Zacharlas & Co. joint agents a t PhiladelphiaWn Septembeh 5, 7»3 MATTISON AVBNUB, ASBURV' PARK MOW, TJBS-PHKlmCT SERVICE^ 6? 8 or 9;Aand tbe payment\of! fifty cents, DeWIbt’s Little fiarly’ Riserq expel from 714 iY*ATTI5QN A VENUE return limit may be^xtenddd tb September For rates and particulars address the Contract Department, the system - all poisonous accumulations, REPAIR SHOP ATTACHED. - . ' or call by telephone without charge - \ . 30, Inclusive. M. L. FERRIS, proprietor SIDE TRIPS. regulate the etomach^bowels aud liver, and / Tickets for side.trips to Washington, Old purify the'bloo^. They drive away disease, Agenta for th? , $ . Exhilarating sport. darefa!>twndf nta. The New York and New Jersey Telephone Company Point Comfort, Gettysburg, Antletem, and dissipate meJ.anoholy, and give health and s Columbia And Cleveland -Virginia batJJefle)ds will be sold M greatly vigor for the daily_rputlne./ Do hoc’fgrlpe 170 , LD.^G•BRANCH. 81 WILLOUGHBY ST.. BROOKLYN J r T reduced rates. « or sicken. W, R. ?fam. ' READ THE PRESS • T-VO OPTHB BBST' , THIRB AKD OCEAN, ASBURY PARK. fHB ASBURY ' PARK DAILY PRES§, ■' /HOLLYWOOD. I?R. STARKS. ARRIVALS AT TBE HOTELS paterson-^Mjs. S. A. McGregor, Fred. New York—J. Elmer Christie* W. M. LEIGH & SON Van Houten. Jermyn, Pa.-^Q. L. Bell, Q?ant, Clyde, ‘RICHARDS HOUSE. Georgia, Bernard, Willie, Dean, and Ethel The Princeton University Outfitters V i e w i n g t h e ASBURY PAKK* BeK\Evrf Wheeler. Phila.—J. fit Mllllken and wife. * fiock Haven, Pa,-^Robt. S. Barker and W hite House, Ni Ji—Mrs. J. N^‘ RIdcobk. wife, Mrs: Emma C. 'Sloan, Gretchen W. MONMOUTH.* . :, , TEN BROECK. '' Sloan. - * ; », - •• . / • . HIGH CLASS NOVELTIES IN MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS New Y ork—M ra.. C. Barandon, Mies H. New York—H. Woods and wife. Westfield, Maso.—Wm.‘ G. -SUute and Pictures by N i g h t wife. . '■ M., Brfrandon, Mrs. F. L. Ford. Judge J. R. Phila.—Wm. Anderson and wife. Merchant Tailors Bicycle Sulfs and Golf nose a specialty Riley, Thos. F. 'Curran, W u l .C. H euet, Newark—J. E. Harrold, S. I^aw'rence and East Stroudsburg, Pa.—W. C. Drake and raos. F. Byrne and wife, Manita Byrne, w ife. ' wffe, Mabel Drake, J. M. Wyckoff, Wm, R Katharine Byrne, Regina Drummond, Aus­ Morristown—W. A. Leek. Bu^b.i 1023 Kingsley Street, ANBURY'PARK .The three great paintings of Jerusalem, on free tin FInej?an. » Chatham—K.\E. Morgan, RutheWord, N. J:—W. J. Sllngerland. —exhibition at our store, are especially beautiful whep Auburti. N. Y.—Mrs. K. Fowler, May i .SU LAURENT. LILLAGAARD. , Fowler, Miss Conroy. N ew Y o rk — r . J. Grant, R. H. Remox. >Glen Ridge—Agnes Hearth, Louise Lof- seen at night. The electric lighting is so arranged C luolpnatl—W . C. Ellis. *, tus, Mrs. C, H-. Selick, Carrie Sellck, Bessie The Grtinnier, p25 rteadlner, Pa.—Cora V, Frye. * • . GRAND CENTRAL. " that it brings out the color effects npst dfelightfullyj' and TiOftus. MO Y i> _ Pompten. N. J.—Geo. W. Colfax. New York—B. Smith, Maud Skipp. ATLANTIC HOUSE ’ The Favorite, $35 there is no glare in the eyes to detract from the scene, COLEMAN HOUSE. Trenton— Mrs. G. Hlldebecht, Florence Hlldebecht, Albert Hlldebeoht. New York—Geo. D. Teejenand wife. E q u a l to' utiy wheels made. Every evening these historic paintings are visited by New. Yaric—A. M. A rcher, M iss J , Bald- Newark—Wm. Barton. Phila.-rr-Mrs. E. S^nderllng. LOTS OF ‘T ! •win, Harrj^ Walfshom. Waverly—Mary C. Stewart. Why pay $40 and teOr-wheh for-th^-above price Borden to wn—W. A. Sbrlver and wife. you can get a high grade, thor^H^Wf T o L o a n a t severaL hundred'people; . Lancaster. Pa.—R. Rhoades and wife. Mary D. Shrlver, Mrs. S. W; Beldon and Jersey City Heights—Robt. R. Doherty. wheel, up to date fn every particular? e P e r C e n t , . Brooklyn—MIbs Irvine. son. Baltlmofe-^Mrs. J. F. Smith, Wm, L. No one denies that oVr repair shop i? the busiest The number of d^ily visitors to our store now -Lakew ood—M. C Jarkf" .WELLINGTON- • Sm ith. In the town because our work Ispurtranteed satis­ Catasaiuiua, Pa.*—Mrs. Davis, Jas.Thoinaa OCEAN H0U8E. factory and our prices are right. 5 0 0 . averages" about one thousand.^ -This exhibition is con- - New York—Albert Miller, Anna 9. and-wife, I-mbelle Horn. * Reading, Pa.—Tillle Taylor. Sundries—Wheels to Rent—Lessons Given. ; 1 , 0 0 0 P bila.—A.-M. Sm ith. ' . Ready. ,, ceeed on all sides to be the finest ever brought to Wilmington—T. L. Carpenter and wife. •• 8chuylklll HaVen—Mrs. M, M^ Koehler, J . E D G A R S O O Y *' ^ St, Louis—J/F . Mehwmen aud wife. MI« M. W. Koehler. - • 'J • - ry Park. - ; * A . Canton, Mass —Elsie w . Draper. Elizabeth—J. H, Sklllen. - , • 1,500 • Macon, Ga.—W. F. Doody. 'Saugertles, N. Y.—Caroline Simmons. CHALFONTE. • sibi GMKinan 0ve. partridges, Everyone is welcome. No charges; Providence—F. H. Maynard. o r a n g e ; Paterson—Mrs. A. A. Cooper and' ohll- . 2 ,5 0 0 Gre(-nvil!(*, Miss!—W. H. N egus, New’York—B. C. Fairchild. dren,' Mrs. Do Young. Fishing Tackle, ■■'l Opelika, Ala —Miss M. Greene. \ 3 ,0 0 0 Newburg—Mi*s. N. H. Carpenter. - ARDM ORE. , Hand Made Rods New Orleans—Mrs. F. Hollander,, Miss \ Wllmlngton^-Mrs. F. Green, Miss. L. ' ’ A N D Da h im am ; . \ Groom- - ■ Kingston—M. C.-Drake and wife, H. Mar­ B a it \0 f All Kinds THE DAVJS FURNITURE STORE Matawan—John Terhune and wife, Miss * CLIFTON. guerite Drake. • » Rods and Reels Repaired ■ ' $ 4 ,0 0 0 M. L. Terhune. Phila.—Walter, A. Wilson. Kansas City—C. H. Huttlg. New*York—H. Cook. New York—Hlldegard Montelin. Crabbing Nets, Baskets and Lines • ■ ’ 1,500 ' • Grand and Cookman Avenues York—Elmer Zelgler and wife. “Englishto^ji—Mrs. ‘Chapman Marcellus,' Imported anc} Domestic Cl tsar*. OCEAN. Trenton—Geo. D. Bower and wife. Emma J. Marcellus. j A( Tu-klsh Cigarettes, At Six Per Cent. New York—Geo. h . Cornish, B. J. Tag- N ew ark—R. A. W udal. AND A PULL LINE OF TOBACCO. art, Mrs. A. H. Hall,- Mrs. J. N. Henrl- BERLITZ. / * ?TEW AJIBQJITOK. * “ques. , •' Phila.—J.W , • Middleton. W . Bf. NICHOLS Monmoutli Realty Go. Chicago—J. B. Cox and wife. New York—Mrs. J. L. Carrlere. .. Brooklyn—Mip. J. Regan. Landsdowne, Pa.—Edw.iB. Temple, Lucy Schenectady—WV S. Andrews. B. Temple, Chas. Temple. s ia i ooBKmau m • Partridge1* Itlchardson’s ROOM S 12-13 . Towanda, Pa —Mrs. B. X- Hale, Mrs. 8. WYANDANK. West Chester—Lillie W. Bartr&m. M. Hall, Miss H. A, Tracy, Chas. H. Tracy* Rockey Point, N. Y.—Mabel Tuthel, Na­ H ain esp o rt—C. B. Ballinger, C. R , Bal­ MONMOUTH- BUILDING Lancanter—Chas. H. Smith, F. William­ thaniel Tuthel. • . , linger, W. J. Middleton, Anna Middleton. Dre$$maKcr$ son. v ‘ * NORMANDIE. ■* Bordentowu—Mrs. F. H. Bills, Elizabeth H IG H LA N D n u J S E . ' K. W. Cor, Mattison Ave. and Bond St. Brooklyn—J. H. Marshall. Fee, Mary Bills. . Newark—Mrs. Edward E. Esler. DRESSMAKING ASBURY PARK, N, Ji East Orange—L. P. Streeter. Torresdale, Pa.—Irene E. Barton. Matteawan—Frank G. Rlkert and wife. Brooklyn—Mrs. L. L. Barnum, Mrs. W. W IL L A R D . ■ Kansas City—W. W. Blaker and wife. Every lady wlBhesbdth style and fit. T oobtalt D. H askett, v ■ Belvidere—Mrs. Kate O'Brlerir this give me a call, and you wilt find what you Morristown,'N. J.—Miss T. Gogerty. New York—J. B. Maxwell. dee Ire. Prlcen reaaodable. Will also remodel and Trenton—J. W. Brooke. Phila.—Mrs. E. Kelly. QUEEN. eolnd your aklrta. . Jersey City—Mrs. C. Johnson. Brooklyn-Mrs. W. H. Redding, Margt. New York—Mrs. A.Neuling and son,Wm. As Pure as P ljlla.—D. B. Shepp. ' A. Redding. Graham, Kate Graham, Jessie Graham. MRS. M. H. JORDAN, ' WEST END.' DELPHIAN. Baltimore—J. Lanahan and wife, Geo. 7 1 9 Mattison Avenue, Asbury Park Schumacher. New York—J. W'. Clarke and family, J. Phila.—Jennie Foulkrod, Emily Foulkrod, Homemade Candy S. Johnson, ‘Brady Greer. Mrs. Geo. Foulkrod and son. Troy—T. B. Fitzgerald and wife, Ann Trenton-^-S. B. Wlnpenny. • The New# Prom Hnv^uin. Lambertville, N. J.^-Mrs. Wm. Swan. Our caqdies are jpst as pure BOND STREET Fitzgerald, Katherine Fitzgerald. H u v an a, A ug. 11.—T h e efforts of those* DANCING! as those you would make at Atlanta—Robt. F. Maddox and family. FENIMORE. who have been trying lo prevent cfuelty Mrs. Ella Wescott's dancing classes, Hotel N ashville—Mrs. Robt.> Jackson an d fam ­ hom e. - New York—Mrs. Jas. Hunter. to animals havu at last been successful. Brunswick Casino, Mondays and Thursdays. They are better than home ily, Mrs. Nathaniel Baxter, Mrs. M. J. Elizabeth—W. J. Luster. * ASBURY PARK S harpe. Police L ie u te n a n t M etc alf gave* ord ers to 10,80 to 12.00. Children a ap2clalty. Private lessons made vandy though, because , Trenton—Mtb. R. H. Blakely, Mrs. E. L. arrest tw< men, one for-holding a mule St, Louis—Mrs. H. M. Dodjre, Florence Find, L. L. Fine. by appointment. Member of the .American. they are the product of a skilled S. Dodge, Don Dodge, G. A.'Johnson. Syracuse—Elizabeth A. Clary. and tht1 other for beating the. animal National Association, Masters of Dancing. Ap candy maker. Manchester, Eng.—DSvld Menzles. with a club. Cuptaln Pitcher fined them ply Brunswick.Casino. * COLONIAL. W inckler on p box is a guar­ Brooklyn—L^jns Somerville. $10 each. Senor Lanuza, secretary of antee that the candy in it is COLUMBIA. Brooklyn—Alice N. Buckley. justice, presented a project to Governor fresh and pure. JAMES H. SEXTOIfl Neyr York'—Miss C. L. Hall, Miss D. J. NewarkM3oplile Hage. General Brooke to1 extend the vacations IMMEDIATE RELIEF AR9 PERMANENT CURE Anderson. C. M. G arland, W m . O’Kefte, M. Paterson—Mrs. M. Arnold. bf the scholars and teachers of the pub­ JOHNSON’S - S. Sheridan. Buffalo—U. S. Grant. lic and munieipah-scnools, which should W est PIttstonf Pa.—Harry Cooper. Troy-rC. Cllmlnshaw and wife. - Media—P. H. Rlelly. . end Aug. 25, to Sept.' 15, in order to open W jN C K L E R , Cleveland—w. H. Cllminshaw, Mrg,L. E. E a st O range—H . C. K elley and fam ily. the schools after the proposed reforms in Funeral Director the board of public instruction are ap­ Buffalo—Mrs. N. R. Thurston. MINOT HOUSE. Baker and Confectioner, Detroit—H. 0. Allen and wife. proved. New York—J. F. Morgan. 717 Mattison Avenue, Newark—Geo. R. Gardner. Baltimore—Elizabeth Hopkins. Fever Q uarantine Rni«t>d. 159 MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARK BRUNSWICK. Marlborough—Herbert Greaves. New York, Aug. 11: — Health Officer New York—Edwin Gomez, E. J. Nehore, Newburg—G. W . Crandell and family. uty has received notice from the fed- Flushing, N. Y.—Margt. J.‘ Duthran. A. Rederu and wife. F. Schan, Lewis ■al authorities at Wrushjngton that there CUBE "HAUNTS OF HEALTH Wapels and wife, Miss Wapels,. Arthur Scranton—E. F. Chamberlain and wife, A fine line of caskets on hand to select from. Flower designs Helen Chamberlain. is absolutely nd-iufection of yellow fever A Scientific, Unfailing and Permanent Rem­ Douglas, Miss Acenve Dunn. at Hampton, Va., and a request from the edy for-Dyspepsla, Indigestion and ali Stomach AND PLEASURE ALONG Phila.—John Kendlg and wife, Mrs. GRAMERCY. and Nerve Troubles. „ - a specialty. Open day and night. . health authorities of the localities sur- Put up In tablet form, pleasant arid easy to take Franklin Dundore, Reta Dundore, H.- Mor­ New York—Henry E. Fulton dnd wife. and‘ affording Immediate relief-by enabling . Telephone, 21 a. 1 ris Leaf, Mrs. T. B. $rown, Mattie G. Phil iipsburg— Mary McWillfame. roundng Hampton that quarantine be THE JERSEY COAST," raised. Dr.' Doty, on the assurance of nnture to furnish natural nourishment to*the Brown. .Norristown—Mrs, M. J. Ross. Blood, Nerves and Muscles. . Residence, 4 'I0 Sewall avenue. . • Harrisburg, Pa— Mrs. W. W. Jennings, the United States Marine hospital serv­ Large Boxes, 10c, 25c, and 50c. FOR SALE BY BY Miss Jennings. " DEVONSHIRE. ice that they will keep Hampton uuder For Sale by all Druggists. Syracuse—A W. Palmer and wife. New York—W. M. Abbott. surveillance and notify him of'any fur­ HARKY B. WILSON Brooklyn^Kate W. Bain. Port Jervis—Dudley King and wife. ther outbreak promised to pluce no unu­ G D A ( i B S Bloomfield, N. J.—Thos. McGowan. Jersey, City—A. J. Cocoran. sual restrictions upon vessels arriving A diseased stomach surely undermines P ittsb u rg —Mrs. E. Bishop, M ary Bishop,, ^ WESTMINSTER. A n Illustrated Gjiide iind Soiivcnlr o the A. S. Bishop, H. W. Nowcott. from Newport News, Norfolk, and other health. It dulls the brain, kills energy, de­ Newark—Edw. Isster wife and daugh- places recently under quarantine. stroys the nervous system, and predisnoses Shore Fcsorts. /.•. THE BERLITZ SUMMER SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Princeto:.—L. H. Auderson and wife. Cttrnor G rnntl and K/ffli Avonucfl P o ttsto w u —Mrs, Geo. B. Lesslg, Rose B. to Insanity and fatal diseases. All- dyspep­ ; m / Lesslg, W. Bri.oke Lesslg. Phila.—E. E. Lewis. Unny tonl Miner* Strike. tic troubles, are quickly cured by Kodol A summer course gives you a jibod kriowlfdge of ...... Suffe^n, N. Y.—Miss Wannaker. Dyspepsia Cure. It has cured thousands of Wilkesbarre, Pa., Aug. 11.—The min­ PRICE 25 CENTS French, Germ an, Spanish, Italian, Latin and G reek SUNSET HALL. WARWICK. cases and Is curing them every day. Its In­ ers at the Stevens colliery, near Pittston, gredients are such that it can’t help curing. B“xt advahtajiffi tor learning eonvers.ition. Preparation for universities and colleges. New York—L. M Aughton, Chas. F Nor­ New York—Wm. Comra^y. All Newsdealers and Hotels Special course for teachers. t Circulars;on application. ton, P. L. Salicrup, Gilbert Ray Hawes, have gone on strike because the Com­ W. B.. Ham. Brooklyn—Theo. G. Bente. pany refused to grant au increase of 33 Mattie Hughes. Rose McCann, Mamie Mc­ New Haven—Margaret G. White, Mary Cann, Mbs Jernon. Otto J. Buch, fclsa L. E. W hite. p er cent iij- w ages. . T h e men n um ber 53U Buoh, Nicholas Golgar and family, A. Am* BRIGHTON. and .say they are determined to remain mon and wife, Julie M. Ammon, Mrs. M. New York — Margaret W. Moorhead, out until their demands are granted. The Petty, Miss Petty, Mlnnfe Petty. Jen n y G. M oorhead. number of miners now reported to be on Brooklyn—J. B. Blank, M. R oberts and Brooklyn—Dr. A. N.> Roussel and wife, strike in, this district is .nearly 0,000. wife, R. A. R oberts. Those employed by the Susquehanna C leveland—P, L. Millec and wife, Louise Mrs. M. C. Lister. Miller, Caroline Miller, Mrs. John Strofft, SURF HOUSE. . Coal company at Xanticoke and Glen J . C. M urphy. New York—Mary E. Splnger,' I nos Sping- Lyon, who recently went bn. strike, have W ashington—V. A. B raum teln. er. . removed all their tools from the mines Newark—Rev. A. Waldron, E. H McCor­ Brooklyn — Mrs. John ' CalUihan and ami have evidently made preparations mick and wife, Wm. P. McCormick. d au g h ter. for a long strike. Cincinnati G. 21. M cKenzie. Walton—John Olmstead, Beatrice H. York, Ha".—Andrew W att. 01 instead. New I'ho For Antqinobllow. Frederick, Md.—Jule Motter. Paterson—H. R McClell and wife.. Troy—T. A. Devane aud wife,.Nellie Foy. Saugeftlea, N. Y. — Capt. W. V. Ger- IVoria, Ills., Aug. 11.—Au automobile Detroit—Col. McGlyim.. m ond.'" gun carriage upon which a Colt’s auto­ PLAZA. tVallingford,. Conn.—A. B. Pixley and matic rapid firing gun will be mounted i.« New York—E.Whitehead, V. Whitehead* wife. * now beiii* constructed in Peoria and will W. H. Rocose, N. C. Cooper. J. Sherry* LENOX. be 'completed in a month. The carriage Mr8^C^-W411iard,_Ji)hn_-IheaJl,_A._G.-Ma- N ew Y o rk —O. A. Lane. Ja s . H.. B ogart, will be__a three wheeled affair, with seat; These Lots Range from One Thousand to Five Thousand Dollars gulre, R. M. Robinson, D. F. A lberts. L. L. Brooklyn—Mrs. EJw.-Earir”Kenneth A. fur four men and provision for at least Hill. E a r l.' • 1,000 romuls of cartridges. The whole Chicago—J. B. Cox and wife. Gapland. Md —Geo. A. Townsend, jr. concern is expected to weigh about 1,000 Mt, Arlington—Mrs. VanNortwick, Grace Scranton—Maine Thomas, Nettle A. pounds. The ordinary six horse power Birtley. VanNortwick. motor will be employed and is expected Malone, N. Y.—J. F. Fisher. Chicago—Mrs. Benj. H. Pratts Jessica Augusta—L>. T. Armlngtou. W illiam s, .c... _ to drive the^mhehine at^a good pace over Detroit—Geo. S. Mallarey. M a d i s o n . ground of almost any character where Binghamton—L. S. Searles. New York—Mrs. L. Loohman, Olive horses might'be driven. VICTORIA. Loch man, Jos. Kramer. Columbus—W. B. Page. Newark—Mias A. Doyle, Miss K. Lynch. EiiHtKn Tries to KIU Htmmjlf. C am den—A. T. Dukes. San Francisco, Aug. 11.—W. T. Cole­ Newark—F, W. Loweree and wife. OCEAN GKOVE. man, an ensign on the battleship Iowa, Passaic—C. A. S tell ing. who was to have been court martialed STRAND. on a charge of'having been intoxicated WAVERLY. While the vessel was nt the Puget sound New York—Caroline Scheuer, H.C.Heek, Phila.—Mrs. M.- A. M acM orris, Miss. M. Sig. Brauer, Mrs. J. Quinn, Miss E. Wln- nav^il station, attempted suicide by shoot- E. MacMorris. terbottoiUrCarlton-Wlutorbottom^Mlss M. ~JBraey^try==MiBs“NrPrHolbroofc:------Mackfn. Lambertville—Mrs. Emma B. Barber, found with the pistol in his hand. He Phila.—Chas. Lougkertz, Wm. Adams. Mrs. Eleanor Bearson. had tired at his head, but his aim was East Orange—Mrs. Emma Hunkele. Seaford—H. M. Baker and wife, Miss bad, nnd the ball grazed his skull. He Newark—Erma Burgesser. Baker, Harry R. Baker, Geo. W. Emery, Toryhfo—Miss Adda Burger. had evidently prepared for death, as his Mrs. E. A. Cottiugham. effects were in perfect order, .and he had (EDGEMERE INN. LA P IE R R E . written several letters to his family and New York—C. B. Torney. Phila.—Elizabeth Masland, Cora T. Mas- relatives in Syracuse. Freehold—Mrs. S. H. Conover, Elsie Con­ land. over, Mrs. G. S. Conover. Fish kill, N. Y.—Jno. S. Luystqr and IlllC F ire In D alian. Cohoes—Mrs. C. Dougher, Miss M. A. wife, I J. Wood and wife. Dallas, Aug. 11.—One of the most de­ Brady, May Whit<>. Easton, Md.—Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. structive tires of the year has-occurred St. Louis—J. H. Hawes and wife, G. C. Mason. Kyle, D. E. Hewitt and wife. Rondout, N. Y .—W. D. Hale and wife. here. The '(Juild building on iClm street, extending through to Pacific avenue, was COMMERCIAL. W est Chester, P a.—^Walton- F. C om fort. White House, Pa.—Sadie P. Bond. completely destroyed, and the one story • New York—W. P. Rich. " _ Glo\ ersvllle—C. S. Collins and family, E. building directly east shared a like' fate,. E a st Orange—M. D. Com pton. Watson Collins and wffe. - Other buildings were partially destroyed. Holmdel-J. M. Ely and wife, W. C. Ely Amsterdam, • N. Yv—Charles Collins, Many heroic*rescues of occupants of the and wife. R aney Collins. \ N ew ark—F. B. S tu m p f and wife. K fifth flpor of the Guild building were Chicago—V. J. Spalnrihilwife. made by firemen, and it Is believed that PORTLAND. Binghamton—C. W. Hawkea^ Dover, N : J .—P . C. Buck. all were saved. The total loss will ex^ South Orange—B. F. Umback and wife. Allentown—Chas. Zlegenfusa and. wife, ceed $250,000. Orange—W. R. Hinsdale and wife. Mrs. G. H. Bear and son, D. B. Sanderaand AMERICAN H0U8E. son, M. E. Hileman, H. E. Anewalt. W. New Y ork—Mrs. TYm. J . S m ith , Jo sie Anewalt, Mame -E. ZJpgenfuas, w. E. THOUSANDS OF. REQUESTS Campbell, A. A. CampbelL Louis Lask. a Peters. \ - J \ I For Free Boltins Keokuk, Iowa—Misa Id&'Hinman, Mrs. Newark—Mrs. John R. Moffat, Jennie P. Are received by the manufacturers of Dr. Moffat, Gertrude L. Garrltfon. W . H lnm an. i S M S of m i l s Part aie OHE PUDRED FEET BROBD, Seaside Resort on ihe Jersey Coast. David Kennedy's Favorite ‘ Remedy, and NORWOOD HALL. ARLINGTON. upon strictlnveatiiratloh it has bean found New York—Mrs. M. Rlordan, Mis* B. New York—H. R. *' Hutcheaon, W. R. RIordau. Comfort, | Wm. V. Comfort, Ellz. ^A. th a t no less than 01 per cent, of those re­ There will never be another seaside town in Monmouth County that will Brooklyn—A nna W oods. Leonard. ceiving trial bot iiea havo been so helped by Plymouth, Pa.—Miss B. B a^ . . Richmond, Ind.—Mrs. M. F. Starr, Miss the remedy sent, that they have bought Poe, Misa S ta rr. • ■ Brooklyn—Mra. C. pemaresti compare with the broad streets and open spaces, such as shown on the map of Pine Sill, N. Y.^-Mlss A. P. Duran, Mary Phila,—C. N. Cook, M. D. large Bized "bottles a t their druggists. •__ G. D uran. Youngstown. O.—M. H. Shay and wife, There Ib no doubt that Favorite Remedy Kiffkaton—Miss L Kjenv > J. h. McConnell and wife; 1 . •Asbury Park. This assertion is based on the fact that all the ocean front lands Selkirk^ Ni. Y .—P. Tcharbauer and wife. is the very best medicine known for dis­ COLONNADE. Hartfbrd, Conn—Chas. Lottie Cowe, Re­ eases of tije KidnBys, Liyer, Bladder and • 'B rackm anr becca Anderson^ ...... Blood, Itheumaffim, Dyspepsia ami Ohronlo between Seabright and Barnegat are already laid out with streets averaging * is, M iss A. Pittsburg—Hattie M. Snyder. Constipation. The manufacturers are pre­ •hlllps, Alice c a rtw n g n t, u . jerbm 'e, W m . MAJESTIC. _ FIFTY PER CENT. LESS in width than those of Asbury Park, without such WoodwanL Miss C. Henry; Hr E. Harris, T. pared to send free trial bottles postpaid to N. Tannenbaum, Mrs. Tannenbaum, Olga New> York—L. E. Sears, Mrs. G. EL all Ujose vpho wlU‘ write; giving their full Senior*; E. H, Sears. Gunseckler. Miss Oi Erustate. name and postcfflce address to tha DR. DA open spaces as- Asbury Park. ,, Washington—Mrs. I. Dreyfuss. . Washington—Consul A. Peterson. Newark—Miss H. Lusk, Miss Lilian Lusk, Baltimore—Mrs. Caroline Wilson. VID KENNEDY CORPORATION, RondJ Mrs. A. Sickel. Miss A. D. Dreyfuss, York. Pa.-^-Mra, C. B. Wallace. ■out, N. Y,, and mentjon the P ress. • Wrtgntsvillei Pa.—Mra. J. P. Levengood. Phila. —Henry Charity. P ut some of your urine In a glass tum ­ • Baltimore—Ed. C. Chamberlane. *■ . Freenold—wm . T. Robinson, Dh Jps. G. knrlght. \ . V . • bler) if Id 34 hours Ith a s a se'diment, or a liieiG purchasers erect Midings tie Hole amount ot prcip money man remain id mortgage / LYNDHUR8T. Soranton—W. F. Jones and wife, Lizzie milky,.cloudy condition; if It ^is pale or n W-Y ork—Mrs. W. J. Hilton, Mrs..A. L. Suydam . die colored, ropy or stringy, you need i> LAFAYETTE. ' i n q u i r e : OF v ' . H N e w a rk ^ \J. WI ncW er/M rd. J. Winckler. aood medicine, and Favorite Remedy is the Baltimore^-Geo. G. pavla - New York—Mrs. EdwardJJ. Wllllanis. - Phlifli^Mrs. S. Ai Heston andr daughter, Bfest one you can take. It speedi]y Goshen, N. Y.—Misa Ann$ Farrand, Miss ant and dangerous effeots produced.on the HJrtfrTHORNE. Ju lia ^ ______■ JAM ES A. BRADI.EY.Ownor EastdnTPa.—Mr. Crafe^a.’fld wife.. system by the use of whiskey-o^ beer. New York—Edith Kempe, Bessie Kempe. ' Dr. Davifl Kennedy's Favorite Reniedy is Hoboken—Mrs. Fr^. Derby. MULFORD. Catasauqua—Gertrude Wilson, , Helen Jersey City—Gertrude Reddan, G. E. sold »t all drug Btores a t fl.OO a bottle, or Wilson. v SUarrot, Wm. A. VnnWart. six bottles for 15.00. THE ASBURY PARK DAILY*. PRESS. L-n O C E & ii GltOVE itJATTKHS. B8IEF LOCAL SEMItfARY. T h e D aily P r e ss. Happenings Personal and Otherwise % I ESTABLISH E ^4 8 ^ 7 Bejond Wenley Lake. I y A n I d e a l S i t e f o r a Miss B. Bates of piymouth, Pa., is afeuest WHAT IS (JOIMS ON IN AUD at the Arlington. ) e AROUND TaE CI'l’Y. ' J,T . L . k i n m & n t h M rs. EdwarcLE. Esler of N ew ark Isjii late EDITOR'jLNp PROPRIETOR. arrival at the Highland House. u m m e r o m e Mrs. C. B. Demarest of Brooklyn regis­ ’Items of Ttuorest Too Smalt for a S H tered yesterday at tho Arllngt n. * < Headline — Happenings Poraonn! Miss Tllllo Taylor of Reading, Pa., is a Need any Shirts^ PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING and Otherwise Thar Will Help to popular guest at the Ocean House. In inspecting properties with a view to erecting a Summer home, one (EXCEPT SUNDAY) Make il/e Htatory of Atbury Park, Dr. C. N. Cook, a promlneut physician of ' Nopt.une Township and Vicinity. would natnrdlly consider the following salient points’: AT THE Philadelphia,' Is a guest at the Arlington. - - .• S tV -*'’- Miss Lillfe W. Battram of Went Chester, Rev. Madison C. Peters, the well known Healthful location, "beaUtiffnl scenery, diverting pleasures, accessi­ If.you do, riow is the time to supply yourself. We have in . DAjLY PRESS BUDDING, Pa., is a* pleasact guest at the New Arbor­ New York preachor, is with his faniily bility, (inclrciine express train and bBSt" service); macadamized and 607 M attison Avejr>^<% Asbnry Park. ton.' > spending the summer at 219 First avenue., our large assortment of negligee and _stiff . bosom shirts, pat- J . Lanahyn a n d , wife and G eorge .Sdln?-. Dr. F. W. E. Henkel, a prominent doctor graveled streets, sanitary sewerage, pure artesian water, illnminatioji by ’ terns and styles that will be worthy of your notice. Shirts TELEritpNB calls: macher ofBaltimore ate late arrivals at in New Yorkr who always enjoys a^ visit to electricity, congenial surroundings, Social advantages, club life, restric­ Editorial R oom s,../,,,...... *'...... 50a th e Queen. t his city, Is again here, and is a guest nt ‘ are one of the things a gentleman can not have too many of. Business Office i \ ...... '...... 5 0 b William Graham and' daughters,' Misse *219 First avenue. - • tions from nnisanors, clenr titles, reasonable prices-and anitable terms fvate and,Jessie Graham of New York are k. M. Watson and wife of Trenton are New bright patterns always find a place arid welcome in his uuesta at*the Queen.. ■ 1 visiting Mr. Watson’s sisters In this city, A- With the:e points in view, wo would bo pleased to have y