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. X X V , ASBURY PARK; NEW- JERSEY; FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1900. n o ; 2 0

0 . H. BROWN A DELEGATE bodies all the patriotism there Is In the BISHOP M’CABE WANTS ftCEAN GROVE SUPREME; GRIFFIN AND BARRETT APPROPRIATIONS MADE country. TO NATIONAL CONVENTION. Former Assemblyman Brown was re FITZGERALD TO QUIT ASBURY PARK IMPOTENT. CANNOT SELL LIQUOR BY COMMON COUNCIL quired to make a-speech and declare^ The Whimsical Chaplain Creates n Stir at And This Explains, According to Secretary Their Applications for License, Opposed The City Fathers Increase Appropriation The Third Congress District Republican that os s delegate .be will go to the nat the general Conference by Sesiring ; Evans, Why the Sunday Train Lease. by the Church People, Were Rejected For Police $ 3 0 0 Oyer Last Year. Convention Met Here Wednesday and ional convention to vote for the renomlna. Ocean Grove's President to Resign. Thursday .at Freehold by Judge Elected Two {Representatives ia tion of President McKinley Though Broken, is Still Enforced Sewall and' MunroeÂvenues to Wilbur A; Helsley. the Philadelphia Convention. Formes- Assetnblyrtsan Tice, as ■ tbe Dr. Handley lauds England. / By Ocean Grove. he Improved -Minor Matters. Oliver BP. Brown of Spring Lake and alternate for Middlesex, pledged himself, At tho general conference of the Meth i The public interest In Sunday train James Griffin and Michael Barrett were Appropriations fof the coming year Frederick P. Olcott of Bernardsvlllo were should he be called on to vote, to cast his odist Episcopal church, now being halt! 'service for Aaijury Park and the possibil Thursday refused liquor licenses by were decided upon Monday night in Com elected delegates to tW BepublioaD na ■ballot as Mr, Brown has decided to do. ie Chicago, Ohapiata Charles C, McCabe ity of securing such service in the'future Judge Wilbur A, Helsley in the Free mon Council and are as follows ^ Street?, tions! convention, nt a meeting of the O. H. Brown, the Moaraoutb county of Fort Worth, Tex., created a great wars' is not by any means dampened by the h o ld court, 18,500; police, $7,000; fire department^ Third congress district In Educational delegate, represented his county In the of excitement, Tuesday, when tho follow* agreement between the Ocean Grove Samuel A. Patterson secured their over, ,$5,000; free public library, $1,100; main hoi! Andrew S. Church and bouse of assembly in 1897. H e la vice ing resolution, prepared by- him, was Camp Meeting Association and the rail throw, representing, as he did, the power tenance account, $8,000; schools, $16,000; Wednaadey. ful opposition of . Neptune township, Former Afjaemblymaa GeorgeS, Tice of president of the First National Bank of read; road company. That there is is more Water meters, $2,000; isolation hospital, Ocean Grove and the property owners. Middlesex county were named ajs alter Asbury Park and conducts a large furni “Resolved, That Bishop Fitzgerald be than remote possibility In the realization $500; poor, $200; road bonds, $1,000. Griffin wanted to open a saloon In Cor- nates. ... . ture store in Spring Lake. requested.to resign his posStlo« as head of of a common hope is acknowledged to be The police account is increased by $500 the Ocean Grovs camp meeting.” lles avenue, West Grove; Barrett, in Avon. J, B. Clever of Middlesex county was F. P. Olcott, Somerset county’s dele contained In the following clause In the over last year on account of tbe appoint They were defended by Thomas P. Fay. made tempbrary and permanent chairman gate, Is president of the Central Trust The resolution did not come before the ioase of a strip of land by the Ocean ment of an extra policeman. At a pre In regard to Griffin’s application, It and W illiam S. Gllhuly of Somerset Company of NewYork. His home is in conference formally, because New Jersey delegates to the nat by biBhops. strument having been recorded lt\ the urgency. : . '----- ;------— • had only eleven freeholders’ signatures, . Mr. Brown’s name waa placed In nomi ional convention have all been named. Bishop McCibe’s action wns described, county clerk’s office In Freehold October Surety bond* for' city officials were the law requiring twelve, This barred nation by Assemblyman Samuel \V. Klrk Tijft'ifour delegates at large ara; Senator today by Ocean Grove Camp Meeting As-' 2, 18S3, in record book No. 878, psge 153: fixed at the following figures; City his application. Judge HelBley remarked brlde. Senator Charles Arthur Reed of William Joyce Sewell, Governor Foster soclatlon officials as Sa line, with what ■< Subject nevertheless, ao far as tbe same treasurer, $15,000; city collector, $10,000; tbat abless tba sentiment la West Grove Plainfield, Somerset county, seconded the M, Voorhees, Barker Gummera and they termed bis eccentricities, And they tony oe applicable thereto and this lease city clerk, $2,000; city constable, $1 ,000; ia granted aad accepted accordingly, to changes he will never license-a place nomination and placed Mr. Olcott’e name Franklin Murphy, Tho- district dele claim there is'nothing more behind tba city police justice, $600; city overseer of the regulations which may from time to there.; before tbe convention. Somerset’s Howl- gates are; First district, John M. Moore resolution than Bishop McCabe's whim, iime be adopted and promulgated for tbe poor, $200. The premium upon the same It wse established on tbe evidence of nee was seconded by Mr. klrkbrlde. The and William Bradley; Second district, citing the' two following resolutions also government of the eald camp ground and shall be paid for by the city, except fa Niart-Rogers, a surveyor, that the place candidates were tben elected by acclama State Comptroller William 8. Hancock prepared by him and read before the con- ??hicb are. hereby made psrt’o ftb is in- the case of the constable. ttrument as fully to all intents and pur Barrett wanted to open is within one mile tion. and Samuel W. llelden; Third district* ference: The ordinances for the paving and poses as if tbey were incorporated herein, of the'Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Asso- Middlesex county nominated Messrs, Oliver H. Brown and Frederick P. Olcott ; Resolved, That Bishop Hurst be re especially the regulation prohibiting the regrading of Sewall and Munroe avenues ciation’s property and this, under a law of Church and Tice, both of whom were Fourth district, Nathan H, Hart and quested to. sell out the American Univer Stopping of trains or locomotives, care or passed oa flpal reading and went into ef sity, although It Is worth today $2,5O0,O0&- the state, barred him from procuring a seconded by Senator Reed and Assembly* George W. Stickler; Fifth district, Shef Colonel William Bar and abandon all further,attempts to bulla Of passengers or freight at the structures license., -Thereupon tbe court refused to William Ford of West .Park was man Klrkbrido and elected by acciama- and endow It, to be erected on said ground nor upon grant Barrett’s application. , awarded; the contract for repaving tion. bour; Sixth district, Robert N. Hawks* Resolved, That Bishop Warren be re said ground nor at any point nearer than The bistory of Barrett’s place is inter The committee on resolutions, E. D. Worth aad Leslie D. Ward; Seventh dis quested to give up all farther attempts to Ocean Beach on tha south, or Deal on the and. regrading Munroe and Bewail ate- build up the Denver University. esting to the taxpayers. In 1888 Barrett Petteys of JCeyport, Jesse Collyer of trict, Flavel McGee and Edward M. Wat north, on the first day. of the week, com nues. The bidders were as follows; , son; Eighth district, Charles Fisk and Rev. John Homiley, formerly pastor of monly called. Sunday, .for the purpose of. was thrice Indicted .on the charga of sell -William Ford, -$ 1 ,0 0 0 George! W. Rog».. Middlesex, and S, L. WyckofI of Som -takissg ora or letting of passengers or Ing liquor illegally at the place in ques era, $1T402; M. E. Sexton, $1,400; T. V. erset, presented the following resolutions, George 'W. Decamp. the First M. E. chnrch of Asbury Park) freight, excepting io I'ases of accident or tion, He was acquitted once and the jury which were adoptid: and now located In Camden, was also re from some unavoidable cause. Provided, Hendrickson, $1,870. TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE. sponsible/ for considerable commotion. however, that if at any time the said disagreed twice. Gravel from the Ailenwood pits of tbe. Tbe Republicans of the . Third Con- He Introduced a resolution directing that party of the second part Bball deem It In '07 he operated the Bame place Manasqilan Gravel Company or Shark, giesslohal District congratulates oar fel nocessary to stop their trains nearer to nnder a license granted Peter Braun, and river gravel, at tha option of the'Street low citizens o s’ tbe magnificent results of The Appropriation for Memorial Day Cre the British flag be displayed, beside Ihe Ocean Grove than Oceaa Beach on the the wagon from the saloon kept tbe Committee, was ordered to be purchased font years of Republican government, ates a Clash Between the White and Stars and Stripes on the stage. There south, or Deal Beach on tbe north, with unde? the leadership of William Mc out the consent of the said party of the thirsty residents West Park with beer, Colored Grand Army Posts, were loud cries of “No! No!” from all ot at $14 a car,, for use in the improvement Kinley, and upot the fact that all the parts of the ball. Dr. Handley insisted first part, then tbe property herein de sold openly from the vehicles, John of Munroe and Sewall avenues. The ne promises mads by the Republican party How shall the appropriation of $150 mised shall revert to the said party of the have'been kept; that the' finances of the upon being heard. He said: HuiBhart, representing the township com cessary amount of bricks was also ordered for the G. A. R. Memorial day exercises first part, but the eald party of the second nation have been established upon a Arm 1 “The' missionaries of the Methodist part shall have the privileges of removing mittee, began his crasade against the beer to be bought. basis and that this country has been be divided by Neptv*»e township between church in India, AfrlcB, Japan, China and such of their property on said herein de arks and also secured a revocation of Seventy-five dollars was voted for the raised from a Bloiigh of despend, and ia the Grand Army white and colored.posts? other countries have been protected by mised premises a they may deem ad Braun’s license. Grand Army of the Republic for Memo- now enjoying an era of prosperity, the This was the question the -Neptune Town visable. like of which bas never'been known. the Union Jack. Tbat flog, with, our rial day observance, President Appleby Our arms have Been victorious oa ship Committee had to tackle Wednesday national emblem, today stands for the it will be noticed tbat the lease stlpu- saying he bad found a statute that.seeised land and sea; our commerce now extends nlgbt. Representatives j^^ $>jiHh of Deal'or north of Ocean Beach. tion. If it be found that this act has been the United States has emerged as a .greet niiister and first Presbyterian comrades, The former, pressed their '■^rue^°ttbhre‘;tso ^ i-«pp^^|_Inte^»bjs>pr rape^lssd .the m p aty^ tll opt i)» given, world power, admired and feared by all will yet pull down the Crescent of tbe ^ Bs lik*fy 'to Aiiiail-" T claim for §76, one-half of the appropria south of Deal, and Avon, norTh o'f'O'ceda fe;. Ciialnnsa WflBur sal^'for hSrconnate nations Turk In Europe and erect in its place the 'gamatg - In the passage of all the legislative tion. The latter insist oii nothing less cross of Jesus Christ.'’ Beach. Tho opinion Is held that tbe lease Soon. tee that ho will bo ready, next week.to measures that havo brought about the re than $100, two-thirds of the whole. The speaker said he introduced the has been broken by this near approach at No apparent obstacles stand in the way give final.report of his efforts to secure a turn of prosperity and iiic elevation of No decision waB given, tbe matter both ends to the prohibited central point- of a reunion of tbe Westminster and tliey United States to a higher plana in order at tba re quest of one of the dele band for tbe summer months. tbe family of nations, v© recognise the having been laid over till u later date, gates from England, In an instant Dr. At any rate there is no other reason given First Presbyterian churches into onecon- The Fire and Water Committee was fact that flon. Benjamin F. Howell, the but tbat the colored post will not get half William J. Welch of Wyoming was on for the stopping of trains at Interlaken’ gregation. This fact was strongly set forth given power to purchase a fire alarm in representative from this district, has is undisputed, since it bas only sixteen his feet. and Avon than “because,” ’and this1 Sec at a meeting Tuesday night of members dicator for tha Independence Hook and tom e an honorable part and has reflected members alive, ono dead, sixty graves to retary George W. Evans Of the Ocean of the Westminster chtifch at the home Ladder Company. The cost of tbs me-. credit upon bis constituents. “My father was an . Englishman,” he We pledge ourselves that in the future, decorate, and all tbo graves are in Ocean aald, “and I have the greatest sympathy Grove Camp Meeting Association gate of Mrs. A. Rockafeller, 705'Grand avenue. cbaniBm is $225. Mr. and Mrs. Morton as In the past, the promises of tbe Repub township, while tho membership of tbe for tbe British people. I think It would this morning. In fact, the coast seems so clear for a otrThJrd avenue were extended a vote of lican party will be kept, that tbo Inhabi whits post Is eighty-six alive, oiid sixty bo wrong, however, to mingle the Union “This waa done in 1889,” said Mr. final amalgamation, that the Westmlnster- thanka for the gift of a flag to the city. tants of tho new Insular possessions will dead, and one hundred and fifty graves Evans, “when the railroad company built ltes decided at the meeting to receive Superintendent Coffin of the water de receive 'protection for their lives and Jack with the Stars and Stripes upon t$i!a prosperity and a!! the civil and political are to he decorated and these are ail, ex occasion. If the English Sag is display a freight depot at Bradley Beach.” any overture making for this end from partment reported that $284 wonld pro right* enjoyed by the people of these cept one, in Neptune township. ed the Germans and others would demand Why was It done and why allowed 1” tbe First church. vide fire pioteotlon for the water works. neutral eitate*, so far as Is consistent with These ordinances passed final reading; was asked. * • That there has developed a reasonable The Flra and Water Committee was tbelr subordination to tbe centra] author" the same recognition. The Methodist Prohibiting the riding of bicycles on side ‘•Ob, because," waa the reply, “because certainty of tbe consummation desired is authorized to attend to, the work entailed lty of this government; that the flag of church stands for all flags, and we must our nation’s honor shall never be trailed walks; preventing the running of doga at not discriminate in favor of the colors of we allowed the company to do It.” generally accepted, In view of the fact in securing the same. Mr, Coffin also- In tbe dost, and that we will do our ut large In July arid August; providing for anyone country.’’ The resolution was But if this was allowed by whet right that both Rev. Dr. George J. MlnglnB, reported that he had placed Engineer most to bring about the triumphant elec. the trimming of shade trees; fixing li then tabled amid excitement. do yoa prohibit the Btopping of trains, pastor of the Westminster church, and Cramer in charge dt the Deal lake pump tibn of William McKinley tbisfall. censes for. various enterprises, such as say at North Aabury Perk!” Bev. Albert G. Bale, pastor of the First ing station, The appointment was con The call for the meeting was read by circuses, $25. and medicine ehowmeh, $5. “Because it would be a violation of the church, have expressed their willingness firmed. Trinity Episcopal Church was Charles Place, chairman of the last con WILL ROT IN JAIL. contract.” to resign and leave the pastorate to any given permission to place a hedge feuca vention. • • • CHARTER BURNED. “Has not the contract already, been other tnan that may be determined upon. around its property. Oa taking tho chalr Hr, Clever made a So Declares William Russell Horner, When violated?’ Accordingly, the most vexing problem Tbe reports of City Treasurer Milam Required to Support Miss Helen zinging speech in which he referred to Faulty Electric. Wiring Responsible Tor “N o, sir.” of all that might arise bas been disposed Ross and the treasurer of the Board of a Wolf’s Baby Boy. , Then Mr. Evans went on to say that the unparalleled prosperity, of the country Fire in the Junior’s Lodge Room, of. Health were received and Sled. Uncol Asbnry Park has right along been claim coder McKinley’s administration. He Tuesday Evening. “I wouldn’t give bond for five cenls The decision of the Westminster lected moneys on the books of the treas said It was no mistake to herald the presi and I’ll stay In jail and rot before I’ll ing something that does not belong to it. church will be communicated to tbe First urer were referred to the Finance Com dent, when a candidate 4 years ago, as the When Mrs. John ‘Britton Tuesday night support that child.” “The railroad company doep not acknowl church through the latter’s committee, mittee, wblch will confer with the city' ‘advancâgent of prosperity. i “William entersd the Junior American Mechanics’ This explains why William Russell edge Asbary Park at all. That depot 3s David Harvey, Jr., Dr. J, F. Ackeriuan solicitor as to tbelr disposition. ' Jennings Bryan,” he declared, '‘will go hall on the third floor of the Appleby Horner of West Grove languishes in the the, Ocean Grove depot more than It is and Dr. Charles A. Young, wblch recent^ Mr. Appleby reported that the trolley down tuhwept, unhonored and unsung.’ building she was horrified to find the county jail at Freehold today. 4 • Asbury Park’s depot. In fact, w*s could ly opened negotiations in this matter,. management w ill consider th- cheage o f Bryan- Is an anarchist and a populist at room filled With smoke She at ossa told Horner gave expression to tbe above have bad It further down the road had we grade In Cookman arena and repairing- heart. The only thing of Importance he of her dlscovery and Constable Theodore words in the presence of Magistrate Bor so desired, but as thlngs were at the time points in Mala street) It waB ordered WRANGLING ITALIANS. can posajbly bring before the country Hullck, Claude V. Guerin and Henry den, Tuesday evening, before whom he of Its bulldtng, the location was prefera tbat the repairing and tinting of the next fall in his candidacy ls what he calls Hagerman, who happened to bj within ble to Ocean Grove.” / • was summoned to sign & bond pledging Magistrate Cross, Before Whom They Ap Interior walla of the rooms and halis of Imperialism. We are imperialists, bave calling distance, rushed to the hail and jby The Interview closed with a,reiteration him to support the male child of Miss peared, forced to Protect Himself. the municipal building be left In the' been since we were colonies In swad the use of topless cuspldores, which they Helen Wolf of this city. He persisted In by Mr. Evans of a statement made Mon power of the Fire and Water Committee. Italian blood, old Sol’s record breaking dling clothesÎmperlallsts In the sense converted into water carriers, succeeded his refusal and was confined In the Park day, namely, that there ia no use in agi On the 3outh side of Asbury avenue, thermometrical stunts and disposition that we must grow and. do grow. If you in extinguishing the fire. It was then ball lockup over night pending his re tating a matter that is settled. * between Kingsley street and Ocean «ve- to forestall their attorneys, caused Peter want Imperialism of the simbn pure kind learned that the fire was caused by the moval to Freehold, where he will remain nue,.new flagging will be laid. Bids Cordello and Gns Spina of West Park to go to the south, where the Democrats are burning of an electric current. Tbe indefinitely Horner was convicted of will l>e Invited by the council for the .7 Ihe West End News, get into such & state of frenzy, w'hlle disenfranchising the negro.” rheostat, a device for regulating tbe ..low bastafdy last week by a jury at is trial construction of the same. Mayor Frank L. TenBroeck has adopt their dispute over rent money whs being Tho following committees were ap ering and raising of the electric lights, held in tha council chamber. George C. Ormerod applied for reap ed a method of advertising the WeBt End aired before Magistrate Cross, that the pointed : Permanent organization—Ben bad burned and the flames were com pointment as building inspector, 1 H is hotel tbat ls unique in this section. The court took a revolver the desk jamin F. Griggs of Monmouth county! municated to the wall and the floor. The tpom application was received and,filed. The Steinbach’s Anniversary Sale. West End News is the title of a leaflet drawer and laid it in full view of the' Charles McMichael, of Somerset; John rheostat was between two windows on the Coimc!! adjourned -to meet In two The annual anniversary sale , of the printee by the Asbury Park Printing disputants, it 'was done good naturedly, S. Silvers of Middlesex. Credentials—L, Mattison avenue side of the hall. Above weeks, House. It la in the form and has the but th actioii spoke louder than words, ELWatsoa of Monmouth; M, fi. Smalley it was the framed charter of Corinthian Steinbaoh Company begins Saturday and makeup of a newspaper. Two pages and though no sooner bad thp weapon been Daniel Dodge’s Sudd«n Death. of Somerset; John 3, Conger of Middle- Commandety, Knights of tbe Golden will continue for a week. The feature,of this event will be tbe annual sale at the a half are devoted to extracts from news hid agaiE than the jargon began moro sox.' Rules—D. W. Savage of Monmouth; Eagle. This was destroyed, . Daniel L. Dodge died suddenly of Mammoth of men’s and women’s high- papers published all over the country fiercely than ever. Joseph Barrington of -Somerset; A. B, The damage was slight and Is covered apoplexy Saturday afternoon at hla lata grade shoes at the uniform price of $2. whose representatives have stopped at the Cordello, wfclo was, the plalntlS, waxed Brown of Middlesex. Resolutions—E. I). by .insurance. Though the fire occurred home, 610 Fourth avenue, He fell to the New goods have been received in the West End and, unsolicited,, eulogized Mr, so wroth that be let fly several emphatic Petteys ot Monmouth j 8. T. Wyckoft of at o’clock, there were few who knaw floor unconscious and expired In half an various departments and special bargains TenBroeck as a boniface and praised the pieces of profanity. Then said the court Somerset; Jesse Collyer of Middlesex. of It. - hour, despite the efforts of a physician to will prevail at both establishments. Free hotel he owns Tbe balance of the News in stern tones that a repetition of the of After a, recess of haif an hour, the com revive him. Coroner Flock waa sum UPTON’S LOVING CUP. soda water will be given visitors ot the contains descriptive matter of Asbury fence would mean a fine or imprisonment. mittees reported. The committee on per moned, but deemed an Inquest unneces Mammoth and » free concert will be one Park. The trouble, whatever it was, was de manent organization recommended that sary. Mr, Dodge was 89 years of age. Mayor E. P. Benjamin of Allenhiirst .Will ’of the attractions at the Ocean Palace. A cided against Cordello, Samuel A, Pat tho temporary officers be made perma He leaves a widow. . Present the Valuable Token. free special train wlii convey patrons from terson represented Cordello, and Charles nent. ; • ' Grenelle’s Cold Comfort. Mayor E. P. Benjamin of Allenhurst points south of Asbury Park on Saturday E. Cook, the plaintiff. •; Tbe committee on credentials repotted Cold comfort Is distributed today in Wesley Doremus Acquitted. Sailed for England Wednesday on the afternoon. Read the advertisement in that there was no contest and that peace Grenelle’s Main Street drug store. Fans Wesley Doremus of West Park was, steamship Oceanic. He la one of the this issue for particular?. and harmony prevail la all the counties propelled by electricity give an air of Directors for the Trolley Company. Wednesday, acquitted In Freehold of the committee of fire who shall present a The committee on rules recommended genulns delight to patrons. These fans H. H. Rogers, Daniel O’Day, G. B. M. charge of stealing $15 from Frank Wool- loving cup to Sir Thomas J. Llptor. in that the rules of tbe last convention, gov- Hotel Keepers Deliberate, are large and revolve swiftly. They are Harvey, George F. Kroehl, Albert 0. lfey in a West Park dive, whither the two London on the Queen's birthday,. May 24, ere the meeting. The report of the com so placed that no matter where the weary Twining, Lawrence T. Fell, A.\D.Chan-, men went to drink beer.' It was testified Mr. Benjamin anU John JSf. Beach have The Hotel Keepers’ Association of tbe mittee ott resolution is given above. The mortal may seat himself, -a cool breeze dler, John P. O’Brien and H . E. Bowen that Woolley became drunk and fell Ihe cup io .their possession. This token North Jersey Coast met, Wednesday night Jeporta were accepted. V hut transacted no business.. The evening fans his burning forehead At the ooda were, Tuesday afternoon,, reelicted dl. asleep, but tho jury did not believe his of appreciation lor Slr.\Tom’8 qualities water fountain there are in addition to the raotors of the Atlantic Coast Electric money was stolen by Doretnus. ’ Senator Reed spoke briefly on patriot as a sportsman cost $5,000. was taken tip in considering advertising ism before'the resolutions were adopted. plans, The next meeting v?ill be held comfort of fans' the delicious fruit juices Railway Company fit a meeting:'held In He held that the Republican party em Tbe J ournal for modern Job Printing. next Wednesday evening. to invigorate the wayfaring man. the Monmouth building. Advertise in the Jocbnat,. ASBURY PARK JOURNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 1 8 , 1 9 0 0 .

RAILROADS DETERRED BY NO BRIGADE CAMP. AUDITORIUM c h an g es CHURCH 111EMBERS FAVOR SUN (AY TRAIN SERVICE OCEAN 3 R0 VE OFFICIALS? Gov. Voorhees Favors Sending Regiments The Platform is Being Rebuilt in Order 4 ta Sea 6irt Separately, for Eight to Provide Better Accommoda A Doubtful Agreement Exists That Trains Tho Lutheran Church, Sunday, Took No Instead of Six Days. tions for the Choir. Shall Not Stop Here on Sundays, Notice-of Protest Against tlio Traffic. Was Asserted Monday at the Meth The officers and men of the Second Carpenters are at. work in tho Ocean In Other Churches Very Few odist Preachers’ Meeting.. brigade, Nev Jersey National Guprd, Grove auditorium altering the great plat- Signed the Document. T-form. An Innovation has been introduced w iil be - surprised and disappointed Tbeti' is one church hi Asbury, Piirlc There la a dispute over the question of leartrtbatGovernor Voorhees has.put.hlf ■not i>nly in connection with tho general which will not support the remonstranoe an agreement between tbo Ocesm Grofre foot down, on the plan for a brlgadeên- scheme of improving the platform, but In Camp Meeting Association and the rail against Sunday trains—tho English Evan campment at Sea Girt, aud If the brigade the eastern extremities of the galleries. road companies, Does the agreement gelical Lutheran Church of the Atone- goes into camp at all tbis summer it will Hereafter there will be stairways leading meet. O(lida! action has not yet been concert} passenger traffic f Does it touch from the galleries to the platform, . .They be by regiment!!. The governor has not taken, but a caucus held Sunday morning" ■an the stopping of trains in Asbury Park expressly forbidden a, .brigade •r.eamp- will be semi circular in form and are of gave the governing body,. the church or in property controlled by the Ocean mer.r, but he has.written General Wiiliam valuable service in that they practically council, nt, doubtful indicatioo of the Strove association, or, for instance, at the H. Cooper, the brigade commander at increase the number of exit! Tbe>ffeet congregation's desfre in tlie matter.’ freight,depot? Ia the agreement In such Camden, suggesting a regimental camp, architecturally will be rather pleasing The remonstrance was hot read by the ;{oral as to make It binding? These are and asking his “co-operation-in the mat than otherwise, serving to relieve the pastor, Rev. George D. Genzmer, at the questions that arose lo the N ew Bruns ter.” This letter was. intended., to let former severe angle?, .services.', wick District Preachers’ Meeting'Sts St General Cooper down easy, as he had The base Or floor' of the platform1'has 1 A, totally different attitude was mani Paul’s M. E. Chu’ch, Ocean Grove, Mon madp preparations,,for a brigade camp. riot been changed, but updn it has Wen fested by,Rev, Eli ,Gifford,- pnstpr ,of - the day morning. The general will be sorely disappointed, raised, In amphitheatre form twenty-two First M. EuCbnrclii ;i He: Bsfd ibe ,}s In Rev. J. B. Daniels, a member of the for he has not had a chance to handle his seats or steps, eleven on each side of the - - . . 1 favor of continuing the ban on Sunday’ Ocean Qrove association, knew of 10 brigade since he was put In command. orgar,. These w ill seat four hundred per- trail 'and asserted thlit It la not tlie, agreement. “If there is any agreement I The governor's exouso Is that consid sons. The seventh seat Is on a level with ,| l— .'-,-1' 11 ... . am not aware of Tt,” lie said; “There was A preachers wiio are .endeavgrlhg jc- create h erable saving can be effected by sending the irst, alley of galleries. There is a a revolution, but It 1s those'who' arb agi some correspondence between Dr. Stokes the regiments to camp separately, and slear area way between the two tiers of ana tbe railroad officials in, connection tating the stopping of trains.here on Sun fteeping them at Sea Girt for sight Instead seats, affording a'tt unobstructed view of days. “The preachers are' trying to pro wltb the jaatter, I don't think either of six days, the two extra days to be de the organ, though1 tho three front seats of tect what they find hero. They do not GOOD judge must Shave both experience party can act for their successors. voted to rifle practice. This will make It the tiers are Only eight feet apart. ; take this stand on sentimental grounds; “Faator Heed of S t Paul’s church waB unnecessary .to Issue transportation for The elevated seats occupy about half of but on facts and the truth arid do not care and Ieamirig. " A housekeeper should discouraged by Vice President Ballard special trips to Sea Girt for rifle practice. the platform. They Jill, of course,"be what the result may be to them,” He and Dr, Aiday pf the association from He also display s his knowledge of mill Med by the choir, Should it be necessary be a gpod judge for she too must have also declared that the financial loss presenting the protest to his peopie Sun tary matters by saying that there Is not to Increase the number of singers, ample day morning, because they claimed to .would be great and that the class of peo room at Bek Girt to drill the brigade in space Is left for this purpose, experience and learning or she may think that ple that would come here on Sundays have an agreement and saw no use In extended order movements Tho cost of the fmprovemente will be would work an injury to tbe city lia agitating matter, since the railroad, can The Second brigade is composed ot the — r .r “" the soaps made to look like Ivory Soap are just many ways. do nothing; but Mr. Reed deemed an ex Second- regiment, Colonel Gilimore, of Assistant'Janitor Joseph H. Dayis has pressions by the people o f value and read About seventy-five persons signed the as good. With experience she will know Trentoh7 pad the Third regiment, Colonel removed the winter shutters from thei big remonstrance. the protest in the evening.” Shinn, of Camden, Colonel Gllintora has building and will proceed to get things In In the First Congregational Church the that they lack the remarkable qualities of the Rev. Eil Qi3ojtf, pastor of the Flnt M, recommended a regimental instead of a readiness for the opening !n June. pastor.. Rev. Dwight B. Marvin, read the E. Chnrch of Asbury Park, and chairman brigade camp, while Colonel Shinn has genuine. Ivory Soap-“ 994>ioo per cent, pure. of the meeting, said : “I saw Dr. Aiday remonstrance and (seconded it'In a few not been consulted. The brigade has not MORE SCJHO0 L ROOM. remarks. There, were riot many signers COffinOtT 111* Bf THE M0CTIR « OAHtil «0. C1NCIKNATI this morning and he saya there.Is.snch an bean in camp for four years, and it has of tbe paper, when,.after She services, the agreement,” ' not been assembled as a brigade since the The Township Board of Education Will same was placed at' the 'people’s disposal. To this Rev. William G. Moyer, pastor reorganization effected immediately after Equip four More Rooms in the Only a handful ,of persons signed the of the West Grove M. E. Church, replied: the Spanish-Ainerlcan war. High Schobl Building. remonstrance in,the Westminster Presby. . -Total Eclipse of the Sun. Civil Service Examination. “Thatte about the freight depot.” Some of the high officers of the guard. terlan Church. Rev, Dr. George J. Min- For the accommodation of persons desir A special civil service examination for “If there is no agreement thei trains It is said, counseled the governor to The Neptune Township Board of Edu gin?,.the pastor, said he would sign the ing to view/the total eclipse of the sun on the positions of clerk and letter carrier io will stop hero before' long,” said Rev. forego a brigade encampment this year, cation met last week and decided to com Henry J. Hayter of Bradley Beach.: Mr, plete and equip for occupancy four roome document and he did. T. . May 28th, the Pennsylvania Railroad will the ABbury Park postoffice will be hold as they did-not wish to see Colonel Cooper run » fpeciai excursion from Philadelphia Hajik-r also said that the tone of the on the third floor of the high school Rev. J. G. Reed, pastor of St, Paul’S’M. bera on Wednesday, June 0. The exami receive the honors at the first general to Norfolk and return, leaving Broad street net',-papers oa this subject of Sunday building. ■: The ventilating and heating E. Church, Ocean Grove, -sad the protest nation, which will be conducted ! by camp of the reorganized National Guard, station by special train of coaches and sleep trains so doubt echoes public sentiment. system in that Institution will be extended at the evening service. He stoutly main Charles Imlny, R, W» Hankins and Next year It will be the turn of the North ing casns at 8.65 p, m., May 27th, arriving It was asserted by Rev. H. C. McBride, to the new rooms. T^ls Increase in ac tained that Christians should eadiirsa tbe Charlefi A, Toland, comprising the post; Jersey regiments to go into camp, and It Norfolk, via Cape Charles route, before a. of tbe Committee on Sabbath Observance, commodation has be«n mads necessary l>y action of tha Monmouth County Minis 6 office board o f examiners for this city, is proposed to have the First brigade, Or m., May 28th. A complete table d’hote that, the Ocean Grove association gives reason of the crowded condition of ,the terlal Union, which drew ap the protest.' will consist of spelling, arithmetic, letter probably tbe entire division, at Sea Girt breakfast will l». served on - the special o tit -the assurance that trains cannot stop school this year. The rooms will .be used George W. Evans, secretary of the Ofceari writing, penmanship, copying from plajn If the necessary appropriation can be se steamer between Capa Charles and Norfolk, In Asbury . Park da Sundays. “The new by the higher grades, 1 Grove Camp Meeting -Association, arose copy, geography of the United States'nnti cured from the legislature, ' at seventy-five, cento, , Returning, special Incumbent (official) who has to do with The board also designated May ^5 i as in the meeting and said the Ocpan Grove reading addresses. The applicants for Gosernoor Voorhees' plan Is to have the traip.will'Jeave Norfolk .it (i p, Sây this matter was entirely ignorant of any the date when tbe voters may determine association has a written agreement with in,, tbe - position of clerk most bo not less Becond regiment go Into camp at Sea Girt 28th; arrive Philadelphia the following p&pers existing between the association whether the school appropriation shall be the railroad companies to the effect that than 18 years of ago and the applicant® on Friday, July 6, and the Third regiment mOrning. and the railroad company, and when he Increased $300 in order to Increase the trains shall not'stop In Asbury Park on for carrier between 21 and 40 years. Tbe to follow on Friday, July 13. Hound trip tickets for this occasion will learned there were such papers, that set school janitors’ salaries. This action was Snndays and, furthermore, that they can latter must’be at least five feet four Inches ib® ?oU from Philadelphia at rate of $5.89. tled it.. This Is njy information, I ana taken on the demand of 60 voters. not do so. - in height and wGIgh not less than 125 Tickets can be procured and sleeping car ao glad to learn that no'action will take Mies' Frances Osborne was engaged- to Rev. William G, Moyer, pastor of the pots has. Applicants must file their pre SILVER FOR NEW JERSEY, eorojxiodationa reserved on application to place.” teach In tbe Bradley Park school; Frank West Groye M. E. Chnrch, secured about' liminary papers before June 2, Applies ticket agents. Mr. McBride also said there was a con Butcher, In place of, George Heald, to 40 signatures. tlon forms may be obtained ot Charles A, Plans Discussed for School Children to The eclipse wiil be total at Norfolk, at spicuous absence ot men si the morning teach in the Wbitesville school. Miss ■ Rey, Albert Bal« read the protest Toland, secretary of tha board, at the Contribute Toward Buying Plate 8 64 a m., and the totality will continue one service in tbe First M. E, Church in this for th^ Battleship. ' - Myrtie R iblnson was reengaged to teach but very few signed it , " - postofflce. city, not becauseMr. Giffard, the.paator, mincte and forty-One seconds,: Mayor Hoos of,Jefsey City has been in tbe Prospect aMGue sehodl. 1 ' , 7 is losing his hold on men, but, Mrf Mc ' ' TROUEY COMPANY WINS. ■' ,: made temporary, chairmau: of the com Gettysburg, Luray, Washington. Bride .opined, because, the' Monmouth mittee composed of Governor Voorhees Jeiites Fay Lost His Suit to' Recover On.the battlefield of Gettysburg, through Clerical Union’s protest was to Te sub and the mayors of the state to raise funds A NOVEL CONTEST. Twenty Thousand Dollars Damages* the picturesque Blue mountains, via Hag mitted to the people for their signatures. | provide tbo tsev-? battleship New Jersey a to Four Members o f , the Knights of Pythias The, casr> of James Fay of BlberOni erstown and Antietam, aad down the beau The samo condition obtained, he was in. , with a silver service, formed, ia ihe First Presbyterian Churcb, will Strive to Crow the largest against the Atlantic Coast Electric Rail tiful and historic Shenandoah valley to the j All tha mayors of the various Cities' and “I Ihink there only two signatures were Pumpkin This Summer. way Company, was tried before Justice unique caverns of Luray; thence across the I towns In tha ' state, together with the set;!,;red and only one official member Collins and a jury, at Freehold, on Thors-’ rolling hills of Northern Virginia to Wash . >;ounty and city superintendents of schools A Ciutbpkiu growing contest is on be. condescended to sign the protest,” day and Friday o f last week. ington, is the route of this tour—a section j are to be Invited to meet in Trenton, May tween G. Albert Wills, William H. Pine, Rev, T, Snowden Thomas said he had Fay sued the company for damages In of, the country intensely interesting from 22, to adopt further measures to secure the Jacob Hagermin and David Williams, been told there' Is an agreement between the sum $20,000, for alleged Injuries both a historic and a scenic standpoint. money required. members of Monmouth Lodge, No, 107, of •j istiviiicd by him by reaeon bf s ear of The tour will leave New York 8 A. M., . The Great the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Associa The plan suggested la that every scholar Knights bf Pytliias These gentlemen the company colliding with bis carriage and Philadelphia i2.20 P. M., Tiiesday, tions and the railroad company that no in the public schools shali contribute live have secured seeds of a pumpkin of tre Health Drink. at Second and Chelsea avenues, Long May 29, in charge of one of the Pennsyl trains should stop . la Aabury Park on cent?. By the last report Of-the State mendous size and a compact has been Branch, ori February 5, ^897' , vania Railroad company’s tourist agents, - « Sundays. Board ot Education the average number made thnt the man who grows tbe He claimed to have suffered permanent and will, cove? a period of five days. An Can be had of your Grocer. A committee, composed of Rws. J. R. of people between the ages of five and smallest pumpkin must pay for supper Injuries?, from the resuit of which i)is experienced chaperon, whose especial charge Costs but 13c. ji pound. Daniels: T. Snowden Thomas, William twenty years nt the schools was about for the quartette abd the man who grows Franklin, William Marg’ernm and H. C, business of real estate aiid • iosuraoee will be ancscorted ladies, wiil accompany 800,00(t, and this would give It* round, the largest pumpkin must do tho same Commondod by Asbnry Park physi agent was Interfered with. the (rip throughout. Round-trip tickets, McBride, was appointed to draw up a eir. tiumbeva a sum of $15,000 for the service". for the whole membership of Motimouth cians as tho most palatable! ana noar- ' A large nusijiser of witnesses Were ex covering transportation, corriago drives, iflhin# eubstituto for grain coffee ciilar for distribution, In order to place The. designation ot one general day Lodge. Those Interested do not believe thov over saw or tried. tho meeting .on record agiinst Sunday amined on both aides. The jury, on and hotel accommodations) will be sold at Healthful and flatisfying. Try ifc. throughout the state—Battleship day — that any1 <*m» of she four men will In the Sepd 5 cents in stamps for trial pack- Friday, rendered >a verdict in f'lvor of the the extremely low .raia of $25 fromJNew trains. ! J was discussed, when she pupils of ail least way cultivate the soli in which the ago. defendant company. Isaac C. Kennedy York, $24 from Trenton, $22 from Phila schools, could bring. In'the nickels, it seeds are planted. A. A. Taylor & Sons Co. «nd 1 Formeri Judgi? >Wllliam T. Hoffman delphia, and proportionate rates from other wag. thought, a good plan' to have the - - Blonufacturera. VETERANS FEAST, represented flhe ^trolley company and points; teachers kepp 'n liat of life i o orlbutlonB 711 Bangs Avenue, - CENSUS ENUMERATORS. Thomas P. Fay:the c,pcop!ainant. ‘ For itineraries nhd’full information apply Spanish-Amsrican War Volunteers .Cele in each class, forward the list with the Asbury Peril, N. J. to ticket'agttis‘; iauribf agent, 1-198 Broad brated Their Second Muster-fn C:isb, these lists to comprise a ‘'Roll of The Officials Who Will Count Unde Sam's way, New York; 4 Cotirt strcet, Brooklyn ;- Anniversary With a Banquet. P .trlotn" tn be made into a book, durably Trolley Company and Mrs. Hopping Settle. Family i,i Monmouth County. 788 Broad street, Newark, N. J,; or addreso b ittnd and to be presented to tbe battle A suit for $2,000, instituted by Mrs. An evening i,f unalloyed | ieastlre and The Work Of taking the twelfth census of Geo. W- Boyd,, assistant genernl”passepger ship with the silver service, to be kept in Emma C.- Hopping .agatust tlie Atlantic sport ihe otcanim of tlie annual' banquet the United States -il! begin on Friday, agent, Broad street station, Philadelphia, the ship's, library.. ; . Const Electric .Railway Company in the f Company, A last Friday night. T he vet Jonfs h The -nuuierato's appointed for circuit eonrt ut' Freehold, was settled liiet erans-of tlie Spanish-American war feasted JAS. ^ AOEEiBMAN’. • . *'':‘ '• 7 ■ this vicinity are ns follows:. . , , , 'Friday to' the satisfaction of botbi|MrtW< Reduced Rates to-^ North Manchester. jyki ^■: and rollicked in their good natured way j CROWDS ON BEACIi. Af-bury Park—First ward; Edward R. while a jury was being empanelled. -Mrs. For,hfectIngI'0f Gerni&n Baptist Brethren, 808 Grand avenuo. Aabory Park* N» J. until far into the morning at the Wellington Tindall; Second ward, George E. Hulick. Sunday's Hot Wave Tilled the Boardwalk Hopping sued on the declaration tlmt inrt at North Manchiater, In,!,, May 29,to June hotel. One hundred covers were laid and Ocean Gr,we, iti< hard H. Wtwtman. HonrB—8 to'IO a. 1 to J5 and 7 to 8 P* in. With Fromenaders. '' Septi-iuber she was ejected by «, conductor 8, 1900, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com the menu was a tempting one. The menu West Grove, Peter F. D;>dd, of one of the company’s cars be auss of pany will placa special'excursion iiekets on J)B . ELLA PEENTISS tPHAM, cards were of patriotic design, and the vari The beach and boardwalk were the West Asbnry Park; Sidney Giffard.; a dispitte over,the payment of fare./ Saiil- sale May 29 to June 3,1900, from stations •t• • 865 Third avonuo. Aabury Parki N; J , - -iJ. ous courses were given names humorously destination of hundreds of seekers after Neptune City, WhitiieUL Smith. / , «e! A: Patterson represented,,the piuintlil west of Baltimore (not inclusive), and Lan- Offlce Houra until/lOa.«i., 1 3 to 3,0 10,7.8 0 p.m. suggestive of camp life. a drought of cool air and ozone Sunday. Biadley iieacii. Henry I*. Gant. , and Isaac C. Kennedyitbe defendant. caster and Reading (inclusive), irndf 'sbritht Telophono connection*. . \ . . • Second Lieutenant Claude V. Guerin was In the afternoon, when the thermometer Allenhurst and Deal, H. G. Vannote. of , and Including Snribnry,'at rate ’ of one T^R. fl. T . 8LOCT3W, ^ the only speaker of the evening and he'con- registered Its maximum, tired, perspiring Belntar, Jjjipes JE|. Hpnsfi. . 1../ Brst-ciass limited fare for the round trip. u . DKNXIB'r, fined his remarks to extendjng a cordial humanity gave up all hope of finding Manasijmin, Vincent T. Mjller, Seduced Rotes to, phHadefphla; . No. 204 Main Stroot, ' conWort even in a rocking chair and a Tickets' will be good returning until July 1, Over Milan Ross’s Real Kstato Agonoy, treleome to all not war veterans. Reference Long ' Brnuch, James K, WtioileyJ Charles On account of the liepublican patioria Asbury Park, N, J , inclusive, " ' : was made to the fact that the “ boys1' were novel on front porches. Accordingly, the E. De- nis and /am es Milmore. convention at Philadelphia, June 10, the ’/!- Gas administered ond local'unceatheticfl for painloes extraction. ; ,' , ; ^ ; . .. . , .. celebratipg tha second anniversary of (.heir parade along the foam embroidered sands Spring Lake and North' Spring Lake, Pehnsyivama Railroad Company will sell being mustered into the United States ser was u necessary result There: were Roland Feniindre,1 ■ • - i,,.; ;-,-y excufsiiSn tlckets^to’ 'PHilkdeiphia 'from all 'j,‘ .^RedwceiRalisis’la Camden, Ind! . TVH. H. S. T At LO B, 1 »• vy. ‘ sm iles upon the faces of Jtotel men, who. V - :■ v DENTIBT,.-.v -iV; vice. . . ( Red Bank, Wiiiiani Otterton and William m tiop s on its line nt rate, of one fare for For meeting of Old Order" of German - (Graduate of Univorflityof Pennsylvania), W hile the banquet was in progress Wil secretly prayed that old Sol would one the ronnd ,- trip (uiinimum.rate, 50 ceot^.' .-Baptist B'rethreis f(t, Camden, Ind., June 3 Cor/ Cookman ave. and JEmory opp. P,' O. H. Johnson. ' : ; ^ ■ Over IjoMaistro’s.ontranco on JSmory et, liam HI Pancoast read tmlletins' from the tinue his work so well begun. They saw 8,-alirrgnt, Elbert1 Francis ■ - Tickets will lie sold and good going Jnne l5 to,6, 1800, the Pennsylvania Eailfoad-.Com Ofilcio Hours—0 to 5, •' ' • 1 ’ Corbett‘Jeffries flght, A little stage seance In the crowds of ladies and their beaus a Fi teiiold, Cliilion R. Roseti and David S. to 19, iriclOBive, and returning'ftoajnne; ?0, pany wiii sell,. from,May 31, to June 3, ir- suggestion of the'm ultitudes chat will T^jE.:GEORGE B, HJEItBEBT, tbok place in the dining room after the fin OiiphantV 'inclusive. •• • •-• -" ;• • - clu.'ivc, excursion, tick et to „ Camden, Ind., ^ WBNTAIi KUHQKOlV. ish of ihe'Bght was announced; The ban flock hitherward a few weeks bebcev I -'.'-r— i-froin stations.on its Hns west,of,.Baltimore, Second Flobr, A. P. and O. G. Bank Building Ceyport, James'T. Terry arid E. D.'Pet- OJJlco flo u rs-0 a. pi, to 6 p,xn. quet1oommittee consisted of Max. E. Howe,. the’evening, before and after church ser ttys, ■’ Oemocratic Stato C on ven tion ., Md. (not inclusive), west of jtnd includ-r-g Ajppolntmdnts mado by m ail or in poraon; George Hulick and Claude V. Guerin. vices, there was also a goodly number of bp accpunt of the Detnoeratic/staiercon- Lancaster and Reading, and ifrom stations Gaa administered, •• . strollers on the boardwalk.' : ’ THE ECliMEfllCAL CONFERENCE.' Ventiori': at ‘.frenton, Way :3I; tho Penn- south of /lild including Sonbnry, at rate Of j y n , h. c. w illar, . / „; ; v A' Successful Rummage. Sale. syiymnm Railroad; Company . will .'‘sell one Srst-olass litiiited ^fata for th round Rev. J. B„ Daniels Tells His Fellow Clerr Veterinary Burgeon and Canine Specialist, The rummage sale. Isold by the Mon- Asbury Parfc, Schools Pressed for Room. escarsiori ticket^ from ail stations: on its trip, Tbkets will: be'good returning -until , . ., 705 Anbury Aye*, Asbnry Park. • gymen of That Wonderful Gathering. line in the State o f >New Jersey, to Trenton 'July'fijdtidlusive,1 -i"-,.,, Graduate Univorsity of Penn. Torma reasonable, aaouth hospital auxiliary netted $67.53. , The kindergarten department of ihe . Telephone Call 86 U ■. - This amount ..completes the pledge of Asbury Park schools has^become so large Rev, Jl'R. Datiieis addressed tho'New atid wturn, at rate of single fare: for tjie $2,000 forthe erection of the new wing of that the smaller school building cannot Brunswick District Methodist Preachers’ roilrid trip (minimum rate 25 cents).,' Tick ,! ■’ Reduced fetes "to Washington.-. TSAACC. KENNEDY, . ets;to he sold aud good going Mtty- 8 0 ‘and Attornoy-atrliaw, *; SoHcitot,’ Master in ihe hospital, besides leaving, a balance in accommodate all the children. On this’ Meeting Monday morning on Impressions For the Imperial Council, Order o f the Chancery and Rotary,Public. •, account' a neW 'arrati&emant has been in of tho poumenical confereuca.in New York, 31, and io return until June lînolusive. Special attontion given to ezamiita'tlon of . the treasury, Mystic Shrine, at Washington, D: C;i ’May ; . v • -V Titlea.Ac,- f ;.r The auxiliary appreciates the assistance stituted. .Half of tbo pupils come In the Ho said Sftyas the greatest religious as ?2-2i, the .PenngylyariiWîiroad wiii sell -M^npiouth Building, Aabury Park. rendered by tiie public In the rummage morning and half In tha afternoon As sembly ever held On this planet and the Chancellor Magle’s, C8iap\bere. tickets to the general priblld, from-al! sta J-A|SJES‘D. CARTON, sale and expresses the desire to'be able to the morning and afternoon sesalons differ best demonstratlor fit Christian unity ever Ohancellor Magle,will, it is understood, tions on its line, to Wasliiugton orid>eturn, . conduct such affairs at least twice a year. in length, the classes alternate, part com witnessed in Protestantism. \ - ' A^TO R N EY-AT-LA-vV ■ \ make chancery headquarters in',his home at rato oT otfo fiire for ■ the round trip. Master and Solidtor'in Chanceryi' ing one week In the tnornlngAand the Rev. H. J. Hayter of Bradley'Bsacb was In Elizabeth, Rod tbe new’chanceiy cham .Tickets to be sold arid good going May 19- Office, Aabury Park-Ocoan GrovoBanlcBu Ung, , A pretly' girl thinks every mirror she next week In the afternoon. ' \ requested to make address next Mon hers "at,Newark w ill be uêd . by , tbp .vice- 21, returning to May .28, inclusive, ' sees Is %orth looking i n t o . ... day morning on “Whayls tho character of chancellors, -The chancellor, said on Sat ■^■AlilTEB B, PIERSON, J - .' ; . \ The JotiBHXti for dowh-to-daie J oJj Print The old black diagonal now shines un the salvation of a person when first urday night that he would take pionty of I f you.want all the news you moat read AKCUITEOT, ; \\ ing. seen under the charitable ulster. brongbt into a state of justification ¥’■ time to consider the matter. the JOli'itSAL. Atbnry Park, N, J. Offloa at Bossrs'ii Mill. ORDERS HUSBAND'S CLOTHES. WHO WILL. EQOT WAR COSTS’. BOGIE MAF OF HAVANA., , %vzLvel<£Vz’ Quidc.

Ilx-C ulilnct Offlcer'fclVIfe WIio Tnkp* % 'bJo Anlliorltj SrtyN t!i. >nth ,f- Oapt. Pltph pay you for your call.' .‘Weil, l am glad to hi-uf thnt,” snlcl so remain for some time tocome, while, into service as penny-begging’- "mon 1.28 p. m, keys/ all pale into cilgeSs of. the most ForToma Bivor, Island Heights and intdrmedi* the wopmn. 4‘I have bought m,v hus on the other hand, there Is room for ato etations, 1,28 p.m. G. D. JELL1FF & CO. band's clothes, for him ever since' we eome difference of opinion upon the blesseil and beneficent: eheractcr be-: For Point PloaBant and intermediate station*, si (lu the bugabpo which is being held 10.50 a.m., 2.58. 5.10, 0.48 p. m. Main Entrance, 607-609 Cookman Ave. ■ were married, and If i aid'not lopk'Oyt question of how the neeessiary expendi For New Brunswick, via Monmouth Junction» for themite would-not have any clothes. ture, whatever it majr be, should be di up, before the, vivid imagination of Ha 8.05 a.m., 12 .15 , 4.0,7 p.m. , " - : Carriage Entrance, 606-698 Mattison Ave.. ; He never think's of them. Didn’t even vided Between Capital and revenue. vana’s f^hild world. A mother lias but Trains leavo Now York for Asbnry^Par* We need not,-therefore, pin ourselves to whisper “-Pitcher” into the ears of From WeBt Twonty-third Stroot Station, 6.B5- when he was'in/Washihgtoti.,though a.m., 12.40, 8.25, 4.55 p.m. Sundays, 8.25 Formerly at Main Street and Aebury Avenue he was. always property dressed! Now to particular ilgures. It .suffices ior the children nnd awestruck .silence fol а.m., 4.55 p.m. I '■fflh sotne spring clothes for my the moment to let the figures remain lows. ‘ ■ iK ' ■ From DesbroBBDs Stroot’ Station, 6.00 a.xn.t 12-50, 8.40, 5.10. p.m. Sundays, 0.45 a.m.f husband. I will .select the samples for avowedly provisional and to deal with “Capt. Pitcher will come aridJget yosi б.15 p.m. three suits'and I wHI tpll you Just how principles. There is .one great dis- and carry yon. off to,-the dark, dark^ From Cortlandt Streot Station, 0.00 a.m.v 12,50, vivac,” tliey say, and the back of diso 8.40, 5.10 p.m. Sundays, 0.45 a.m., 5.15 p.m. to make them. When my husband tSndtioh to be drawn at the outset On Sundays will stop at Interlaken and Avon comes to get measured .don’t pay .any between; expenditure directly duo to bedience is broken, j',V - . in place o( North Asbury Park and Aebury Park, This ia, a little sough on,Capt. now toIotoffpaBsohKerB. attention to.'his orders about ' the the war and expenditure arising put Trains Leave Philadelphia (Broad Street) for clothes If he givea nny. If he orders h ls of the lessons the war lias taught iis. Maj. Pitcher, says tlie New, Yprk Sun, Asbnry Pars far, as knoiivn, he has never 'eat-,.. At 8.20,11.10 a.m., 8.80. 4,02 p.m., weekdays. own clothes., he would-pot, he suited The expenditure directly due to the far, so Market St. Wharf, via. Camdon and Trenton, anyw ay,” v. ,„' ...... ,, . war ought , to be and must be, as Sir ea any Cuban babies, but his recordi aa: 7,80,10.80 a.m.1. 2.80, 8,80 p.m. weekdays. 'SSLafcurg. ift& k. Ilp feik • The proprietor tomtit that this worn- Michael slicks Beach has nlready in a dealer in justice as the presiding Leave Markot St. Wharf, via Jum&Bburg, 7.80 magistrate of the provisional court is a.m., 4.00 p.m., weok-dayB. , au'.knew, as much as.'the average man timated, a charge upon the territories Washington and the South. ‘about men’s clothes, and1 he accepted Involved in the struggle. The exaction something.flerce. He has uttered the LEAVE BROAD BTBEBT, PHn.ApBZ.PHIA, 1 sentence,‘‘$10 or tendaysd’ the limit al- For Baltimore and Washington, 0,50,7.20.8.82i ■ ■■i-.:; vds lier directions. Oh ..the following day of a war indemnity from she van 10.20, 11.2 8 , 11.88 a.m., (12,80 Limited, when her husband came in the propri-. quished is perhaps the best established Ipwedhim, with sijch montonous per- DiningCar), 1,18 (Dining Car), 3,12, 441, sfstence th at it now Blips ou t., in his (6.25 Qongrosflional Lim ited, Dining C ar)r SUNSET HALL etor recognized liim from1 his. pictures principle of modern International re 0,05.0.20, 0.55 (Dining Car), 7.81 (Dining ; Bnd'. said j.■ .. lations; If It be thought inapplicable sleep and his name has now conte-to be Car) p.m., and 12.20 night weok*days. Sun one to conjure with among all, evil days, 8.50. 7.20, 0.12, 11:28, 11.88 a.m., , v “M r.So-and-so.yonr Wife selected to a case in which the vanquished gov 1.18 (Dining Carj, 8.12, 4.41, (5.20 Con t Fourth Avonue, noar Ocean. * goods for three suits ql clothes for you ernments will cease to exist; then as a doers. There never Was such a judge gressional Limitoa, Dining Car), 0.05, 6.55 In Havana before and if the ' Cubans' (Dining Car), 7.81 (Dining Oar j p.m., and yesterday, and if you Will, step bash plain matter of accountancy the liber 12.20 night. J, will (show ypii the patterns.” ated territories must, to the extent of have their way about |t there never Time-tablos of all other trails bf the system ii “young.man,” said the ex-cablnet of their ability, pay for their liberation. willbeagain. The Sun’s Havana letters may bo obtainod at the ticket oQlcea or stations. . « J* B. WOOD, Gen, PaBa. Agt. , Superior in overy respoot. ficer, “I would not dare to interfere On cither principle the cost of the war have already told! of his work and1 its J. B. HUTCHINSON. Gen. Manager.. ■;* •with tny wife’s selections. ' Jest take must be is Brst C.harp- upon the rev- influence.upon crime but at that time .Jny 'mefvsur^ aa qulcldy as you eats and enues of the territories ilow known as h e had: n ot been transform ed Into the make the clothes as directed.’'- ;thA Transvaal ahd the Orange Free bogie man. As his fame has grown it " After the' tneasurements'had .been State, Happily we know that the has a t las* reached babyland, and- now YORK kM LONG BRANCH R. R. rnaclp.the eje-enbinet minister, hurried wealth of the Transvaal is enormous. he’s the terror of the toie. JOHH KÔKAFELLSE * SON. out without asking what style of suits Interest and sinking fund upon the Time Table in orfect November 10th, 180 0. STATIONS IU NEW, YORK. had been ordered, for him, •war debt is a burden th at can easily bo WITTY MIND OE THE AMEER. Central R B. of New Jereoy. foot of Liberty borne, and that will prove much light Drawe ss Coiiiyiivlsoii Wlviei? F tnallf and Whitehall streets. (South Ferry terminal.) CRANKS ON LIFE • SAVING. er than the Transvaal would have had Pennsylvania R. R., foot of Cortlandt, Dea* I’enrtr <1 I the isnsclts^ e - brossoa and West Twenty-third stroets. Fir^t Avenuo and Bergh Street. Gramercy Hotel Samo successful managemeht. NoaVbeach, pavilions and to bear under the sway, of the gangs linzBor»-IIla CrHlcinmM. , , ; Loave NEW YORK for ASBURY PARK and ipeeqltar D trle^ JBxblblted to estates® of adventurers who have liitlierto mis OCEAN GROVE. . bathing grounds. Opens Juno 10. Illustrated booklet aud terms on application. ■ ' ’ ’ -> t . l&r a ^ h 1 n gr t o n b y O s e o t t h e governed'it.' ' '• Foot of Liberty street:' 4 .8 0/8.80^11.80 A. m., <: : HARRY J. ROCKAFELLER. F' - ternl,y. The ameer, who is b diligent student -*4.80, 0.28 p. m. - ,, f. People w ho say th at this Is a capital of things English, has compared the Foot of Whitohall street (South Ferry termi Enlarged and improved.. Electric light, sun parlor ists’ .war -will ao doubt reflect w ith nals) 8.25, 1L 3 h a.m..>4 25, 0.10 p m. “There-flre cranks of every descrip imperial parliament to the Kabul Turk superior table. Steam heat in winter. Open au year. pleasure that this is. the way to make Foot of Woflt Tweniythird Btroet: 8.55 a.m ., Grand 4ve. Hotel \ . L . S IL L , Proprietor. tion, and many of them come here to ish bath, Kiddle -Why is parliament 12/40, *3.25, *4.55 p. m. the capitalists pay their proper share FootDesbro88es streot: 0.00 a. m.,12.50, *8.40, Corner Grand and Summerflold Avenues. Sixteenth season. show uu their inventions," recently re like the Kabul Tnrjdsh bath? ' Mr. *5.10 p. n< v ^ of Its coat. Apart from direct war ex Winter andSummer. Perroanont and transient guests^_Tonns, marked the general superintendent,‘of Frank Martin, who was the ameer's FootCortlar u street: ;0.OOa. m,, 12,50, *8.88, The Imperial $8 to $12; $2 per day. , H. A. KINGSLEY. penditure we have in sight a intinulng- *5.10 p. n., thellfe-Bervlng service, "which, If t listener when -the eomparison was extra expenditure of apparently at /> e g> - | 100 Second Avenue. Ono-half block from Beach. All im* adopted! .they insist, will put the life- made, could not guess, because he had Leavo ASBURY PARK and OCEAN .GROVE for \ j f Q f l O |^ 0 I ProvGm0ntB' Suporior cuisino. Special raêsMay^nd June, least some ten millions per annum. NEW YORK, 0.17, *7.10, (Newark aud New servlag Bervico of the United States not, beer, there. , The ameer; says the York only), *8.00, 8,50 a. m„ 12.10, 2.25, on a basis of eiRcieaey unecjtialed by It Is made up of what Is called normal London News, would not be drawn, byt 4 00, 5.88, 0.20 p. m. Cornor Bangs Avenuo and Main St. Near Union dopoti and on increase pf the army and navy esti For Freehold, Trenton and Philadelphia.via Sea trolley. Opon ill tho year. Firet-olasa in every particular. any other In thS world.” simply, adrise4,Mr.,Martin,tp go tp,^be The Vendome mates—say a couple of millions—an , Girt, Penn. R .R ., *7.20, 8 05 a. m., 12 .2 0 , 4.07 Beduced rates till July. EDWAKD B. PALEN. Recently a saan from N Jersey Hamaiii, - When he went he fo^nd' “the 1 P m ' "" •• tfw other couple of millions due to project For Trenton and Philadelphia,via Bound Brook a A 9a. • Sixth nnd Kingeloy., 100 yards from beach and near all points of' c a lie n -op General Superintendent bath full of men, and the high dome route, 0 .17,8 ,00 a. m., 12 .10 . 4 00 p. m. . A lm llO r ilim iutorest. AH'improvements. Unexcollod tablo. _ _ Kimball, and asked, permission to ed additions to the army nnd six mil overhead reverberated with calls for For Toras River and intermediate stations to 1 lUlii WM. DEBOW, Proprietor. lions for “temporary" measures of Camden, 1 28 p. m. don his newly .'Invented life-eaving towels, soap and loud-voiced conversa For Bolmar, Spring Lake, Sea Girt and Manas- n • : d i Fourth and Ocoan. Directly on the beach. ; Jacket, . for the purpose of demon- home defense. So far as really tempo tion, until the meaning of any individ - qnan, 7.00, 7.20, 8.05, 10.27, 10.50 a. m., l i n ^ T O I Now management and newly furnished. Opens May 15. First-class in every rary the cost of these measures ought 12.15,1.23, 2.58, 4.07, 5.10, 0,15, 0.48, 8.23 Lfl particular S. BANT A, Proprietor. titrating its' ‘many good features. ual words and tbe words themselves p. m. The permission was g-ranted; and to count as'part of the war cost. -But. became lost in the confusion of.sounds For Point Pleasant,?.00,>10^27,10.50 a.m. 1,28. if these particular measures are not 2.63.5.10. 0.15,0.48.8 28 p.m. the visitor proceeded to put on and but added to the uproar.” , For Lon9!. Branch and Rod Bank, 0.17, 7i 10. . linemeiol ®inaseial Jhe jacket, which he oiaimed was the made permanent;-nnd some of them, The ameer’s riddle was answered. It . 8.00,8.50, 11.00 a.m. (Long Branch only),; we may hope, will not be persiBte^,in. 12.10, 2.15 (Long Branch only), 2.25, 4.00, only-salvation of oil shljrareeUed-peo* w ill be Been, from the report which in-’ 5.83, 5.40 (Long Brnnch ouly), 0,29r 7.07 »|>le, say s the-W ashington Tim es. then other and wiser measures will eludes tMs story that the ameer, who (Long Branch only). 1 hove to be adopted If our army is to be ♦Denotes express trains. , Its tho numerous pocketa of the gar not so long ago was thought to be dy RU FU 8 BLODGETT, J . R. WOOD, ment he had stowed away a whisky satisfactorily maintained on a footing ing1, is lively indeed. He criticises Eus- Su p t N. Y .& L .B .R .R . G. P, A., Penn. R.R. ISONMOUWH .©IÛSH AND commensurate with the necessities of sians and English with delightful im H. P. BALDW IN, flask, a box containing meat tablets, c • G.P;A., C.B.R. candle and matches, a pipe and to Imperial defense, partiality., But he reserves n good deal a p s e p o s it of sympathy for Great Britain, and re "''; S ' D bacco, a revolver and a number 6f cart* -rhc. Hoya 1 Ooke n t C-hurcli grets that lie cannot help us with his ' CSbHMOOOiH B U IIiD IN S, flSBUl^Y; ridges. To protect himself against The most original character we meet r. r. forces in the present war. ,,Îe thinks ( m m OF HEW. JERSEY, "harks and other slnhgeroiis Inhabit tn the. “Memoir of Princess Mary” is hls hardy warriors would ,be useless ants of the waters, as he said, he gjrd- her father, Duke Adolphus of Cam îxecntes all trusts known to the law ; loans money on bond after crossing the ocean. Tliey nre not and mortgage; receives deposits subject to chock and cd on himself a long, razor-edged ma bridge. He '.vnf strong churchman, j Anthracite Coal Used Exclusively, Insu-T Capital, $100,000 a of the kind who ire “never, nei-er sick 1 ring Cleanliness and Comfort. I allows interest on dally balances; acts as trustee,'registrar chete. He then inflated the air reser |jut “his religion sometimes took rath and transfer agent;-pays coupons; makes demand and voirs concealed between the outer and at sea.” ,!' Surplus, $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 1thne loans on hpprovod coUatoral; safe deposit vaulta. er an unconventional form:**-'On one inner cover of the jacket, which caused occasion, after the officiating clergy TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JAN. 8,1000, him to assume the appearance of a “MESSIAH" ON THE, PLAINS. man, had repeated the usual exhorta ’■ Trains Leave Asbury Park: A. 0. TWINING, President. ’ «' '"i- 0. B. M. HARVEY, Yice.President.' - r:V rubber ball. After he had fin B. A. TUSTING, Secretary. -■i.iu D, C, CORNELL,Treaauror. . . . :.,fl huge tion, "Let us pray," the duke was heard Hotable1' Annual MszalcaiJ ,Event of For New York, Newark and Elizabeth via all ished these preparations lie tied his A ja il route, 0.17, 8.00. 12.10,4.00, 0.20 p. m. DIRECTORS, , ... t , to. reply: “By all means." During a th. We*t Tbat A ttT m ® im large red handkerchief to bamboo Sundays from Interlaken Btation, 7*87 a. m., O. H» Brown, Col. G. B. M. Harvey, . Henry Mitchell, M. D. A. C. Twining. a very dry summer the ylcar.; read. the Tlioniftnclji. ‘ 4.18 p.m. r rinn XT / ' -TaKtI P. ftB h iiig rod us- & B ig n a l of di&tTess, and, J, H. Buchanan, Geo. F . Kroehl,1 1 1 1 John P. O’ Brien; H. H, Vreelaud prayer for rain; at the close tie duke ,,u:i ill! I)or PnUadelphia and Trenton, via Elizabeth* itsrnlng\to General Kimball, said in a ort, 0.17^ 8.00 a.m., 12.10, 4.00 p.m. Sun- D. C. Cornell, Bruce S. Keator, M. D. Perry B. Smith, G.D.W . Vroom joined fervently, in the “amen," adding, ays from Interlakon station, 7.87- a.m., 4.18 sell-satisfled manner: , “Because - o f: its surroundings, and Wm. J . Harrison, B . A. Tusting. ! 8. A. Patterson, in exactly the same tone of vpice; “But p. m. “Now, general, I ga'mble I could live uplifting-,by:,its earnest methods and ForS Baltimore and Washington—0.17,8.00 a.m., we shan't get’ it until the wfnd 12.10.4.00 p.m. Sundays from Interlaken and float lu the ocean this way over a teaching, the , Eastes performance of ebangeB.” On Sunday, when the words: station, 7.87 a.m., 4.18 p.m. week and feel perfectly comfortable." ‘The Messiah’ by the Swedish colony For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown and Hauch 'Behold, the half of my goodB I give to at, Liadsborgi in central Kansas, is Cjinnk—0.17.8.00 a. m., 12.10, (4.00 to Eas ton) p. m. Sundays from Interlaken station, LIKE A DENTIST’S VICTIM, the poo r, ’ were read, he astonished his each sjirlng one of the interesting' ^ .18 p.m. fellow worshipers by rejoining: “No, events of ‘ the west,” whites Charles ForWilkeabarreandScrantoi^—8.00 a.m., 12.10 p.m. : , ■An';Imltatlv. Bleckins Blrt. That no, I can't dothat; half is too much for M. Harger of “Singing ‘The Messiah” For Buffalo and Chicago via D. L. A W. B. B • — . Made.tbeSaiiie Soonil. ot . .. ahy~ma», but I have no objeotion, to a on the Planes,” in Ladles’ Home Jour-' 8.00 a.m., 4,00 p.m. Torlor#. ' - tenth.” Again, on hearing the text: i s;, J‘A musical festival that, out on‘ “jFor we brought nothing into this the comparatively sparsely settled • was landing my mocking bird the world; neither may we carry anything prairies, can bring together 10,000 p eo ethesi day," remarked a lawyer to a put," he ejaculated: ‘True, true—too ple during Holy Week, many of them CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RODTD First National Bank Sew • Orleans Times-Democrat man, many calls upon us for that.’1—London com ing 200 miles, must be excellent W WEST AND SOOTH. U "when afnlend of mine began to cuss the ■News. indeed. The growth, of the audiences The F F V, a solid train o f Iûliman vostibule OF ASBURY PARK. entire Biocking-blrd race with' a vol Us this instance, year after year, toy sleepers, dining car and day coaches, Uotf Ther Kamwi Her. New York to Cincinnati and Louisville M attison A venue and .Bond Street ubility born of conviction, I demanded dieates a thorough appreciation of a 1 Apropos of the woman whose name via Washington without extra fare, leaving an explanation, and he answered: , worthy rendering oi Handel’s great-: Jfew York by> Pennsylvania Bailrâd at 4.55 p. Between Postoffice and Depot. < ’it’s t|js way: i have a llftle gallery of Amazing Grace-was mentioned in, oratorio. m., Philadelphia at 7.40 p.m.; arrives at Hot this solumn Sunday Deacon Flint, of Springs 7.25 a.m., Cincinnati 5 p.m, Louisville at the side of my bedroom, and every “The Swedes are a singing people, 8.15 p.m., St. Louis 7.80 noxt tnoming. [ORGANIZED FEBRUARY, 188 6 ] the moonshine country, > tells the fol morning at about sis o’clock a gray and the religious sentiment is strong Fast Cincinnati Express, week days, leaves lowing: ‘Jim Stahlons and his wife, New York 8.00 a.m., Philadelphia 10.20 ; ar demon of a bird came and squatted In their hearts. The , one cherished* rives Cincinnati 7.55 a.m., LtmisviUe 1 1 . 1 1 a.m., Arimltta Measles, what was, came to OFFICERS down on the railing and for one hour day for this colony of perhaps 3,00(> St. Lonis 0.5O a.m., giving direct connections to my house for iae to ehisten thar young points beyond. “ < gave utterance to a sound which I ho4 families is Easter, and the chief glory First-olaBs limited rates from Asbury Park or G e o r g e F . K r o e b x ,' P resid en t ldd. Says I to Jim: 'Name this baby.’ New York to Cincinnati, £10; Louisville $10.50 j heard somewhere, I think It must have thereof is ‘The Messiah.’ ” , Four hun O , H i B r o w n , First Vice President Jim, he ’lpwed as how he an’ Arimltta St. Louie. $21.25; SanFrancisco, $78.75: ex ifeeen Sn a nightmare, a sickening; blood dred men and-maidens participate In cursion, $148.50. 10 days’ stopover ot Wash M , L . B aw m an , Second Vice President has had.Komo trouble ’bout getting of -curdling sound, broken by an occa these renditions Tlie orchestra num ington, D. 0., allowod all tickets. 0 name for this gal buby. De .said as' _Through tickets aLd baggage checks at Asbury M . V , D a c e s , C ashier sional yawp like the gasp of on alliga bers SO pieces and is supplemented by Parkandall New York and Long Branch Sta how he wanted to git a. Scriptural - M . H . S c o t t , Assistant Cashier tor- w ith N ew Orleans croup. a three^maiiual pipe organ. The lead tions, and all principal Pennsylvania Bailroad ncine, but thar wa’nt. none in the book offices. / “ ‘.The sounds,' iis I said, seemed famil ers, directors ant; soloists are all JOHN KURVY, Ticket Agent. from Genesis to the end of Kevoliitions iar to as; but I eotild not place them members of the Llndsborg commun FRANK MoCONNELL, P. A., Patrons valuables received for safe keeping free what- suited Arimitta, So w'e sotdown 802 and 1828 Broadway, N. Y, until the other day I was awaiting my. ity and teachers in the college there.” H. W. Fui.tiEH. ft P A of charge. Foreig;, Exchange bought and sold. turn.at .the dentist's.1 All at once from to Bareli the Iiytnnbook, We com e to Collections promptly acknowledged. ,, ; ;...... 'the >peii. dooiôf the operating" room ‘Amazin’ Grace,’ and hit sounded pow . Y&lnnhl~y' Hkulll. came tbe voice of my mockingbird, but erful putty, 'but parson,’ says Jim, ‘thar The director of the geological survey now I realize .that the noise was made is neighbor Lige Galley—he has a gal has had an appraisement made by ex by the buzzer taking the hide off of nnmed Grace!’ So thar we was. By perts tprietgrjBlno-ttifiiYahiec'ftlie'Rpe1' some one’s Wenspednl nerve. .Every, and by we rememberetl that thag-wa’iit -TaMSBTSTfOBSii dinosaurs belonging to any Ann gal, in the settlement. So we D. GATES now nncj then th e patient would* le t out 1 tha collection of the Iate Prot O. C, a yell, which t<>5d me where my bird cum to the konclusion to call the baby Marsh, which have been turned' over had chosen the model for lile florlture.i Aiuazln’ Ann. And' as such she was to the smtlquai mtiaeum in Washing- LICENSED GENERAL < On investigation I learned that a baptized, in Mud creek by me:”—Atlan ton. According ta this estimate, the dentist had occupied the, house I was ta Constitution.' skulls *of the monster triceratops, or ' llv|ijg; In, nnd t^nt he had kept a caged W ontea, , ‘‘three-horned beast,” are worth at AUCTIONEER m ocking bird ln h ls worltVropni. ,j,Xhe ieast $5,000 apiece, wbilo other skulls - Husband—Darling, were ypu fright-' ■ C A N D Y creature must have died and Its spirit, vary in yalue from $50 to .$250. The S W. KIRKBEJDE, cned by the earthquake t*-day,? I was now-tettirns to .haunt Itia former prison,' head and neck "of the triceratops were in great distress at noti being able to E S C t f L E T T S as pwSBiblyHe bird escaped.1 ooverod by an .enprfnous, bony , helmet 'go'to you. •; All kinds e£ merchandise bought for spot € d U B PELES eeveia or eight feet long. , Blerp, I’rofrrla Tbcni. ., ■-'Wife—-No, you silly. didn’t feel caeli, such as hotel and household furniture. and all rectal disorders or monoy refnndod Cl‘.X.,S. I -t i ■--■.— —-— — ------— PloaBant. Not a physic. A radical euro. 50te, at A medical paper says that in railway it.. I was trying on my new 'frock.— .Are® Of Cnbn. Entire stores bought, including hardware, jewelry, groceries er other bpsiness. Ji. O. GRENELLE, Asbury Park. N. J., collisions nearly all the passengers N. Y. World... „ 1 . v The total a red. if CU.bn is about 45,-. vfho are asleep escape tho bad. effects' 000! square m iles, Of this 15,000 square Cliaitle mortgsgesbbuglit orforecloeed. 4Q;ly_ ,'or of BTT8 DBUO CO., Phlla., Pa. Goods sold on commission. - - - and Builder • of. .ehaldng 1 arid -daEeijsrioB,* nature’s , “So'they, bad,you,.down in iNew Or* Billea is uncleared and unexplored fo#*' own anaesthetic preserving the-ri- eetj -7,009. square .m iles :is-.devoted to YOST’S EXPRESS ' .loans, vaccinating >vor timules, ...eh? The finest Suma ier homes at Doal wore bniltun* DeUvers BAGGAGE, P&BIGHT. PUBOT- will! White Sheep. \ ^Y®11, what was your reward?" pasture; -^0,{KK),square1mile^ susceptible der my supervii Plians furnished.and estl* TUBE, PIANOS, and all kinda ot moT- Fry? of cultlvDtio-j hos never felt the plow, matea cheerfull! r,given, ■ -fible goods to an^ point in Asbnry Park* ' The wild.white sheep is found no- “They offered sliip me tp Sonth 5 0 1 M A IN ST., ti- and only about '12,000 square miles;or Ocean Grove and vicinity at moderate where jn the \yorld but Alaska, and fipw, Africa and.jnal.-r me a earporal in tho fprlces. Post office address, Look. Box: 1 a little inbre thaq one-fourth o f the en Cor. Summcrfield Avenue, 1 Up.eclroens rnpunt.ln'g’.wliplo' famoXis' lfincei'ii.**—CilcBgo Evening Shop s first Avenue and Main St. 818, Asbnry Parlf* Bosidonceand office, tor. tire area. Is or ever has been prodnctive. • .7 010 Sewall avenuo. Agenta at station. yveyjbifen jObtnjncd,^,^ , , ,. ■ . N ew s/ """"" :' ASBUKY PARK, N, J. ASBURY PARK. , {* HABRY Y0BT. JProprtetbr ASBURY'^PARK JOURNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 1 8 , 1 9 0 0 .

on the United States for gold for various Thfi new pension bill that was agreed NO MUSIC, NO SERENADE! FATAL DOG, LOVE. |j aunt al parts of Europe, and all the deinanda are upon by the G. A. R, at Its last encamp •THE REAL QUESTION. being met promptly, as far as .can be ment, and which passed the senate on MO SERENADE, NO GIRL The real question of disease Tho Animal Belonging to Charles Baher Jis ‘‘ Can X be cured?**? If yon and MONMOUTH REPUBLICAN January , Is now being discussed by the see i " 8 Thus Argued Eugene Renna, o Knight of Shot Dead by the Heartless Owner , F or anyone dear to you fs losing Though the United States was for many house of representatives. It provides strength and energy and vital PDOUSHSD WBBKLY AT the | Goose, Whep Bonifoco frank ■ of Its Sweetheart.. ity, if you are xviseyou will hot THB 8 S B 0 R Y P A R K PRIHTIHG HODSB years the largest gold producer, It was that ail persons who’served ninety days Rozzio Refused1 to Deliver a Waiter J; Katt* of 1010-West Fifth spend mucli time trying to fig- NO. 718 MATTISON AVENUE, considered a debtor country, and therefore or more In the military or .naval service .ure out just what name to call Bunch of Music, -.•MtlWUUUUC...... ■.... __NHWJER3BY. bad need-formoney from the-rest-of-the of the-Unlted-States during the-civil war, avenue1 has a grudge against dogs. HIb. the disease by. D aily E dition—Al! the Year. only plausible reason for this attitude is It is almost impossible to world Instead of being.able to furnish any who were honorably discharged, and who Eugejie Renna, ,a tailor, sued Prank draw the line where debility Entered at second-claa matter at the Asbury Park to outside nations. To a considerable ex are now or who may thereafter be suffer Rozzie, a* West Bids bonifac<*, before Mag tin5 -fact that'he owns a dog. Whether and weakness merge irttp con- Post OJftce, February 7, 1833. hisdogSg of aitah.brfeet! ass to bets.die- sumption. Your trouble may not be con tent this condition bas changed ' In the Ing from any mental or physical dis istrate Cross, Monday, claiming ?58 dam- sumption to-day, but you don’t know what TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. lapse of time. The United States is still ability. or dls&billtles of s permanent ages because Rozzie unlawfully detained grace to dogdom, Mr. Kntte does not say it may become lo-rnor- but Charles Baker, one .of. his, nsigli.bors,. row. H undred^ of-peo* g. I year, In advance______$1 one bf the greatest of tbe gold producers. charafcter,1 not tbe result of tholr own a bunch of classical mandolin ^ and pie have been restored .1 S months. in advance . . . . ------i------.50 believes Kntte's bow-wow to be so Mtferly g months, iti advance..'— ...... 3S It has also, through the unexampled busi vicious habits, which incapacitates them guitar music. A . to robust health and Single copies...... ______worthless that that same ki-yl will not condition by Dr. ness activity which prevails In. all sec from the performance of Manual labor so ‘Renna had a lady friend who boarded Pierce’s marvelous .live a fractional part of a/aecond If Baker To CoRRSSTONDKNTS—We shall be glad to re* tions, mors uses for money at present as to earn support, shall, upon making ot Rozzi’s, and it wss__Ms ..wont, after a “ Golden Medical can ever draw a, dead bead, oh him, her Discovery” after Ceive items of news and communications on .up- than ever before. Nevertheless It is in a proof of the fact, be placed upon the list Irard day’s work carving spring suits, sew ects cf imerest to hfn community. Write only or It. : reputable physi- tn one side of the sheet. ' ... much better-position to furnish money to of Invalid, pensioners of the. United ing on buttons, and other laborious tasks c i a n a h a d pro.- All communications should be accompanied by And Baker alleges good cause fo^ his nounce4 ..them Ihe full aame and address of the writer, not the world than gver It was In until a year States, and be entitled to yecelt-e a pen Incident to tho profession, to hie hlmseif hatred. He Is willing to wager that his 'necessarily for publication but as a guarantee of or two past. sion not exceeding $13 per montli and not to the home of hla fair one, and there good faith. Anonymous letters will not be noticed. cause for hatred IS more to ba justified Letters Intended for the editorial or news de The volume of buslness ln the United less than $0 per month, proportioned te 'neath her boudoir, he would twq,ng mer than Katte's hatred. p&rttnent should be addressed so the. States in the last twelve months, has been the degree of Inability to earn a support. rily a serenade on bis mandolin or guitar. Editor of Tim J o u en ai, Katte has his dog™thit Js. Baker’e 3rst Asbury Park, New Jersey, far In excess of that of any period In the But a change came. Long Distance Teletshonr—93 b. proposition, past. Its money stock, however, has In The balance of trade* in favor of the Rozzie made eyes at the girl and Renna consun Katte shot and killed Baker’s dog—-this' creased even faster than its business. United States during the present admin removed her from West ParK to ® more tive Jo e - JTBIDAY, MAY 18, 1800. is Baker’s second proposition. y o n ^ hope. The cash In circulation Is in.excess of istration has reached the ’Incredible sum sequestered nook In Long Branch, “far Nov? Baker wants to know why Katte Were they In consumption? You don’t BT'SufescrtptionB to tbs Journal will be $28 per Inhabitant, which 1b the highest of $1,488,000,000, an amount that passes from tbe madding crowd,” and especially know; nobodyNcan ever know; but that ia killed his dog. He suspects that It Is a dlssotittonoa at expiration unless the t'uli- line ever touched In the United States. the power of comprehension. The bal from Rozzie’s hypnotic Influence, where not the question. The important point is Ila&er has notice to tbo contrary, notice matter of mutual attraction between dogs that they were hopelessly ill but this match Moreover, the tendency ls BtUI upward. ance of trade In favor of the United the lover could serenade 1i!b adored un less “ Discovery" restored and saved them. tbo date on address label. It tells tlie time and dogs and therefore cannot compre The gold supply la also at a higher mark States, during all the administrations that disturbed. " I waa not able to do hardly any work at all,’* each paper is paid to. AU xeuew&ls must hend -why his dog Uad to pay the penalty. says Mr*. Jennie Dingman, of Vanburen, Kal be accompanied toy cash. than ever was reached before, tho entire preceded that of McKinley, from Wash In the hasty removal Renrni forgot tbe kaska Co., Mich,. In a most interesting letter to amount of the yellow metal now. In the ington to Cleveland Inclusive, wjts $8S music. • Baker’s dog was a valuable Gordon setter, Dr. Pierce. “ I bad paiu iu ray left side and His love affairs concerned Katte’s dog as back, and had headache all the time. I tried HIE JOURNAL’S WEEKLY SERMONETTE. country being placed at about $ 1 ,000,000,- 000,000. To put the matter In another He went'back after It. your medidne and It helped me. Last spring I much as it did Baker's setter—so Baker had a bad cough: I got so bad I had to be in bed I will lift up mine eyes.uato ti e hills 000. The only other country which ap way, the three years of the McKinley ad Rozzie refused to deliver. all the time. from whenea« cometh ray help.—I'aalm figures. But Katta Is a friend of femi “ My husband thought I had consumption. proaches this sum of gold is France, ministration .have seen a trade balance Vainly Renna protested. ; m t 1 . r ninity and so defends his own animal, He wanted me to get a doctor, b u tl told him i f which has about $800,000,000 of % The $1 ,100,000,OOO-greater than Was accumu- He could not play those soul-inspiring it was consumption they could not help me. We Confidence ia Tjerh pf hope and trust to the misfortune of other curs. thought we would tryODr. Pierce’s Golden Medi mines of the United States are more pro Iated^durlng the century preceding'his ■melodies without noteB. cal Dincovery and before I had taken one bottle It is an essential element id every man’s Another dog to meet Mr, Katte’a ire the cough waa stopped and I have had no more ductive now than they eyer were In the Inauguration. The advanc. agent of If Rozzio didn’t give them to him, It of it returning. Your medicine is the best I w&b one belonging to Oliver HumeB, 1108 life. Without this* quality there is no past, even than In California's flushest prosperity has made good his promises, would iput him QCt of business with tha have ever taken.” hope ot scccess In any Work or aspiration. Main street. Mr.' Humea’ dog was filled days, and most of the Klondike product has done ten times mors thac he prom lovely daughter of Italy. Write to ibr. R. V. Pierce. He will send Life becomes a cruel nightmare, fatalism with shot and a dog snrgeon’s profes- you good fatherly, professional advice in comes here. The present year will see ised, and the people who know good Rozzie yielded not to this argument. a creed. And the reason for this is that & sionai offlces were required to, Bave his a plain sealed envelope absolutely free. the country’s gold product largely In thlngwhenthey see .lt will be slow1 to His revenge was now complete.mpli His thirty years experience as chief consul the absence of confidence creates not only life. Mr. Katte has stirred up his neigh creased through the Cape Nome diggings, change such a certainty for doubtful - He knew his little book. ting physician of the Invalids’ Hotel, at pessimism, but an utter void In the heart borhood by his alleged predilection for Buffalo, N. Y., has made him an expert which promise to place the United States promises. Then Renna sued. in chronic diseases. —mistrust goes to seed there and the ) at the head of tbe list of the world’s gold A crowd assembled to hear the caae. jjuej shooting aud threats are being made fairest garden of God’s creation is doomed producers once more, despite the great 1 A WELCOME CRY. Samuel A. Patterscs represented Renna, to curb his hatred of dogs by invoking Grand Army Veterans in Session. to become a wilderness of rank weeds. increase which has been made in some of Charles E. Cook spoke for Rozzie, thejaw'g power. In this retrogression from that we should From north-and south, east- aad west, Members of C. K. Hall Post^ G. A. R., the other countries. Here are some of yo u 'll hoar.ifc ju st tho sam e; ■ As victory seemed complete for Renna, left Thursday for Trenton to attend be, accordlngta God’s desire and plan*, we the reasons why England, France, Ger Bridget calling out with aest: , Mr. Cook made a motion to dismiss, be* Stephen Crane dying. the thirty-third annual encampment of . have little by little removed our eyes “ The ice gent, tna’m, has came I’’ many, .Russia and the rest of tbe Old cause no demand had been made for the the Department of New Jersey, G. A. R«> from the hlllB whence cometh our help. Hit Physicians in England Say lie Cannot World turn to the United States to get a music before suit was brought which ls in session there. The report of The battle has been waged in our own The Bouthern Democracy disfranchises Live Longer Than a Month. supply of gold. Several millions of it Counselor Patterson opposed. the assistant adjutant-general shows weakness isnd we have shunned the inspl- the negro, runs Jim crow cars on .th# rail, 1 1 1 have t een exported !t> the past few weeks, Tho lawyers sparred..'... Jjdd ge W. H. Crane-of Port Jervis lias Y ration that lofty thoughts and divine love roads,' taxes them without' giving them posts In the atate w lth'a membership o f and even greater sums are booked’ to go Justice Cross finally decided the point received a letter from his daughter. Miss 5,875, a net loss of 239, of whom 203 died have ever held out to us. representation, lynches those whom'. It out within'the next ten or twelve days. worth considering, and dismissed the caee. Helen Crane, who Is In England, saying Looking down never made a .man of chooses to accuse, without the formality during the year. The amount expended But tbere la not the faintest uneasiness Thus Renna lost his music, but still bas that the condition of his brother, Stephen any one. It can assuredly siot make a of a trial, and yet holds up its bands In for charity was $9,181.29, an increase of. on tbat account In this country. Business his loldy frlen’. . Crane, the writer, was hopeless, -The $1,702. The receipts during the year Christian of any one, neither can it sup holy horror because they fear tha Repub enterprises of all sorts are being arranged physicians declare that Mr. Crane cannot were $89,5£7 92. Senior Y*ce-Commander port oqb who Is already a Christian. The licans are going tb “oppress” th* native! on ft largev scale than ever before, the live logger than a month. He had en- E. V. Richards of Trenton was elected downcast countenance spreads gloom. All of Porto Rico. ' ••FATHER” STOCKTON’S LUCK. country’s stock of cash la steadily grow gaged passage cu a vessel for St. Helena, department commander. . persons desire happiness and wq have ed Intending to spend the summer there, but Ing larger, arid the wave of national pros The Well-Known Methodist Divine to Re right to stand between th$t desire nnd Its With our Iron ore in the ground, ready be grew worse and the engagement was perity rises higher and higher. ceive a Pension of $30 a Month. \ Maroott’s Property Sold. accomplishment, even though we be In to be mined, our rolling mills in (readi cancelled. Judg- Crane will sail, for ness to make shapes for shipbuilding, For the boneflt of creditors, James P. trouble. It Is itnpossibia to avoid cares Representative Gardner is very much England on the Campania on Saturday. The Information Is vouchsafed the pub and our Shipbuilder:-! all ready-to tv’gin Carton, trustee, sold Monday properties of * and trials, boS. it ie more than possible to pleased at the fact that mtong the 181 Mr. Crane Is suffering from consump prevent them from overwhelming us. A lic, that “opposition to Sunday trains in the upbuilding of an American merchant H. C. Marryot of West Park, who has pension bills passed by tbe bouse at a tion and hie right lung Is badly affected. Christian who will, while , singing Asbury Park has developed in Ocean marine, it will be a sad thing for cr-ngreet been declared a bankrupt. ^-Two lots and recent sitting was one of his faille, wblch Thfi ra|jt. There Is sometfilng wrosig In !th?t per- T ill Pacl86:alpps,;,ffrciS’^Pnjfet-tfpfind to from |13 per month to.$80 per month iba war.--, ' - , ; son’s spiritual makeup; fie is not in cars at Interlaken and cohijilete their Lower California la a unit for 'expansion. pension of Rov. William C. Stockton, iafe journey by trolley, car. Naturally, not a DEPORT OP THE CONDITION OF THE — -touch with the God of help. Hla mind The voters out there will no more vote to. chaplain of the Twenty-fourth New Jer Postofllce'and Store Burned. n FIRST NATIONAL BANK, at Asbury Park, ' --Is not centred upon the Rock of his sal few are desirous of better accommoda sey volunteer Infantry, a well-known. in tho State of Now Jorsoy, at tho doso o f bust* retire from the Philippines than New Tbe general store, postoffics and main noss, April 20* 100 0: vation. The hills he Bees not. Kb tion,,and the demand therefor comes from Yorders would vote to abolish all Atlantic Methodist divine who summers In Ocean building- at Port Monmouth, a farming, 4ae®—not undecatand-.-that. God nslstent. that It RESOURCES. settlement betweem Keyport and Atlantic Loans and d isco u n ts...... $380,638 16 mltB of mercy, compassion, fofglveness pears that the railroad authorities are them that trade follows the flag. Mr. Stockton, who Is. well known Highlands, was burned so tha ground Orordrhfts; secured and unsecured. 1,308 IB and help are ever within his power to contemplating yielding to it. Without U. S. Bonds to socuro circulation... 96,000 OO throughput New Jersey, served as chap Monday afternoon. The fire started from Stocks, socuritles, oto — ...... 74,428 44 reach. . God wants him to look tip and venturing into the moral aspects of the lain from September 28, 1882, to Jane Banking-house, furnitnre and fix. Canadian eflbrfcs to drive American the explosion of a gasolene stove. The tnres...... 5,000 00 see them and strive to attain. Nothing “Sabbath question,” It is safe to -day (that goods out of the Dominion market by 28,1868. He le now seventy-nine years lass was complete, except on a few articles Othor real estate and mortgagoa pleases Him more than to behold us as the matter of local railroad set vice Is one owned...... 58,028 91 discriminating duties in favor of' British of age, and a" certificate from Dr. W. H. of furniture, which were saved. The Duo from National Banks (not ro- cending day by day In endeavoring to ex for Asbury Park to settle. Ocean Grove, Griffith, state3 that “the soldier Is getting t eorvo a g e n ts )...... 18,004 20 goods have not yet been'successful Oa store waa stocked with groceries and Duo from Stato Banks and bankers. 8,010 84 ercise the powerB H is promises of help, which insists vary strenuously upon July 1 next Canadian tariff fates w ill be very feeble,.and has within the last-six provisions of various sorts, and the house Duo from approved reserve agents. 10,001 40 when believed, produce within ns. Unless managing its own affalra in its dwn pecul months had several slight attacks of para Chocks and other cash items 1*721 80 still further lowered In favor of the pro In connection with it was well filled with Notes of othor National Banks.... * 1,400 00 we do bo exercise onr spiritual powers we iar way, should at least concede the same lysis, rendering him unconscious and Fractional paper currency, nickels ducts of the United Kingdom, j furniture. It Is thought tbat a considera andconta ...... 210 1 8 cannot hope to be uplifted and helped. right to Asbury Park, says the Newark helpless for days.1’ ble portion of tbe undelivered mail waa Lawful money reserve in We should learn early in life that God’s Evening News. If the Democratic party could secure! a Bank, via: The committee recommended the pas consumed by the flames. The loss ia be Speclo...... 6,081 00 way pith us Is to give us the strength new platform,, new managers ind it new sage of the bill, not because the applicant Logal-tondornotes ...... 14,050 00 10,081 00 tween $5,000 and $10,000. that we may increase It. No one will Redemption fund with 0. S. Treas FROZEN FA C T S.. candidate as easily A they secure a new was technically entitled under the law to urer (5 per cent, of circnlatlop) 1,246 00 deny that it Is helpful to look up Into the convention hall, the Republicans might the Increase, bnt "in view of hla faithful i.. A year ago/ fis you well know. ' T o U l . . . .$025,128 47 vault of heaven. Aside from its spiritual New Officers for Stokes Company. Life waB leplote with bliss. not feel so confident of the result of the service during the period oi his enlist LIABILITIES. " significance, it Is truly inspiriting. Weil, No causo to sigh, e, dimes would bay coming election. t ment and the fact of bis extreme age and The annual election of company offi Capital stock paid in ...... flOd.OOO 00 Surpluafmnd ...... 70,000 00 it is more than this if w a,; look up In the A piece of ice like th is: i. the neat approach of total disability by cers for the E. H. Stokes Fire Company Undivided profits, less exponses and hope and faith of one who i slows whence taxes p aid ...... 5,075 08 . The per capita crept up another peg in reason of paralysis;” of Ocean Grove waa held Monday night National Bank notes outstanding.. 24,000 00 his help cometh. “My help cometh from April and-now stands at $35.58. In the As It is so much easier to get 8 pension and resulted as follows: Foreman, Andrew Duo to othor National Banks ...... 26,007 85 Dno to State Banks and Bankors... 1,402 81 the Lord, who hath made heaven and pockets of the American people la cur bill through the senate than the fioose, Van Cleve; first assistant, Harry Wllgus; Dividonds unpaid...... 323 00 earth.” This is the great truth that look Individual deposits subjoct to chock 200,005 05 rency amounting to $2,080,000,000, and Mr, Gardner asked Senator Sewell to In second assistant, Frank Sampson; engi Demand certificates or dopoiit— 8,557 20 ing up establishes in men’s hearts. troduce the bill In the senate, and put It neer, Dr. G.L. D. Tompkins; first assist Certified chocks ...... 1,10 0 00 every dollar 8B good as-gold. Cashier’s checks outstanding 571 40 Strength is the thought contained Ib Not so today, 'tis sad to Ba>v through there first, which he dtd, so the ant, James D. Woglain; second assistant, Note& and bills rediscounted. 50,507 68 Bills payable ...... 80,000 00 that word “hills.” God is indeed a hill of For ice la on the jump. Asbury Park Is on the map six days in bill is now ready to go to the president Walter Clayton; fire police, W. H. Ham The trust must live, and you nmsfrgivt* strength, a Mil in wblch all may rest and seven. The stopping of railroad trains at for his approval. ilton, Ira A. Strickland, W. E. Taylor; T otal...... V... $025,128 47 be strengthened. Much of lifa't good s« A dimo for.this sizo lum p: • ta te op New J eeh ex, ) __ the North Asbury Park station on Sun president, T. Nelson Llliagore; vice pres Cotmxx of Monmouth, ) 8a* - lost because there Is a disposition to re days would place the resort on the map idents, Dr Harry Taylor, George F. I, Martin V. Dagor, Cashier of tfco above* gard trouble as foreign to life. When Fire' Commissioner Summers Reelected, named bonk, do solemnly swear that tho above □ every day In the year. Ralnear; secretary and treasurer, E. N- statonjont Ib true to the best of my knowledge you make trouble a something that en and belief. MARTIN V. DA

fHE MIRROR. WHEAT FOR STACARONI, •‘RICH*’ HYSON HURT, 1 ______T a t * 1 Rellections of the Movements ol Promi A V a c o tg n IntJamtrj; WJilcfc May to Wes Thrown Out of a I rep rnMaln and MONMOUTH REPUBLICAN, nent Residents arid Visitors, He Snpn«|ed‘ Ss»»n by Amert™ 'j'. Street, Monday Night; and landed F. Peyton Wools to 11 of (icean Grove left ,ur tVlirnt ' osi His Head. F H ID A Y , MAY 18, 1900. Saturday morning for Denver, Col. The; burewj of foreign ;;qmmerce Richard Hyson, the little colored song Bov. G. Hi, Cowles of Australia, who has ’has received 0 letter from Mr, James and dance artist who does s “turn” any R ates ol AdvsrtlNlnir. lived in IhW vicinity since last summer, is B. Simpson, of Dallas, Tex., in regard where for a nickel, was in a runaway now on his way to England. io the wheat which i/as sent to Monday night and Is lying at tbe: house W kkks, Mo n th s, SVanee to bo tested as to its fltues*, I 3 I 8 | »' S 13 Former Benator Charles McClelland will 'of his father, Felix Hyson of sYest Park, l ' l g j g for use in tht manufacture of aiaca- in fl OO$1 35 $1 75 *2 50 {400 $600 this season reside in a cottage at Beach and Buffering from concussion o f the brain H So 75 , 75 150 175 335 400 ,6 00 1000 Embury avenues. Ocean Grove ronl and similar edible pastes, > Mr. Hyson was in a tiop In South Main street I i'JO■i So 3jOO 3 75 4 35 5 50 800 14, 00 'Simpson sajrs la part: , 3 0 0 aso 3 50 5.•50 700 26 00 28 00 " Governor Foster. M. Vtrorhees sailed for •tin' the neighborhood of Cor!!*,; avenue, l'« as "It has been demonstratet! beyond 3 s?S $75 )0 4.SO 700 900 is 00 00 ♦ " 3 aS 3SO 4 So fl s° 800 ia 00 so 00 3300 England on the steamer St, Paul Wednes question that ail northern Texas is ■when the horse he waa driving got into a 00 iB 00 3000 50 po S *• a oo 4 50 5 so 7 50 i.1 day. He will return next month perfectly, afiapted to the grov.-th of racing ‘mood , because another horse had IJ " 5 50 850 115° 1500 3500 3500 5500 83 tw r coh loo© 2300 3000 4 a00 6500 9000 25000 Mrs, A. R. Gall of the Fern'cottage. the bard, glutinous wheats now in passed him. Hyson’s steppe: went a ter Ocean Grove, Is. confined to her home as a sach great demand In France and rific piice Until, he got to the email gate In L ocal NoTicns.—AUmlted number oflocsu no tices will be admitted nt the rate of fifteen cents result of being thrown to the ground in Italy, The groin I transmitted the Ocean Grove fence near Wesley per line. They will be placed fit the bottom of through your kindness to Consul lake, There-th® rig struck a flagstone lhe"l0,000, T he expenses d u r lamps, at a cost of orie-half cent an hour Ocean. Srove, has beets, admitted, So the ing the sea voyage as far as Durban, for a burner. Makes no soot and no hospital at Long Branch. She bas been ill' Neptune lodges will visit Long Branch to including the maintenance of the »ni- - for 15 weeks. ' attend the district session, when the grand odor. Sold in all sizes If your dealer , mals, pasturage purchased at calling; Assemblyman Kirkbride entertained Sen master rad his staff will be present to con- does not haye them, write to .stations, etc., aggregate $055,400, Add- STANDARD Oil, COMPANY. ator Charley Keed nd other prominent fer the past grand’s degree upon those enti trtg all these charges, you have a total Bepublicasc:) at the MonmqutJj. Club Têd- tled to receive it. The unwritten work, 0/ that Indicates that every^horse iwrir-,- sewiay afternoon. the order will be c-iemplified by Grand Ing in D urban h as cost E ngland $3,000. EtJ»v'V ■■Hi*; j,K- (* “Christ and the wine is the subject Representatives Grossman of Hoboken and tap," , Cream oS Cljinifi. of an address to be given this evening Tussey of Camden. - in the First M. E, Church by Rev. William Two, dozen clams, two cups of mill;, After the sessiAn of Corinthian Castle, =#= Van Kirk of New York. two table,spoonfuls of flour, two table I dsim etion. Knights of the Golden Eagle, Mpaday spoonfuls of butter, one small onior. JWsi. ' Newsboys at Bradley Beach and Avon night, the members proceeded in a body to shopped, one cup of cream, pepper, , can secure th i daily J ournaj, every after- DRIGGS will receive nt her residence a JN CHANCER* OF ÊW JERSEY. M is s 1 CH ERIFF’S 8ALE—By virtue of a writ of fi. ' noon at the J ournal agency. Bradley the Imperial hotel and serenaded their salt ond a dash of nutmeg. Wash the 1VL , liuiHunted number of pupils. Higher English Branches, Book keeping, French and Drawing ' J fa. to m& directed, iBsued out of the Court of To Charles McDermott. By virtue of an or» Beacb notion store, at office rates. fellow member, Pmlip-Dauterman, who re clam s and p u t th e m ia a p a n on a range. Chancery of tho state of Now Jersey, will be ex- dor of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, Endorsed by Prof. Baliitoi?. Fifteenth year nBed to Balo nt public vondno. on MONDAY, the mado on the day of the dato hereof, in a cause T, Frank Appleby has been elected a cently took unto himself a wife. When, the shells opqn, remove clams, begins September 25th. Apply after September 15th at 30? f irat a venue* Awbury Park. N. J , S8th DAY OF MAY, 1000, betweon tho hours of wherein Frederick R. Lefferts is complainant, member of the executive committee of the and strain the liquor. Chop the ciams! 12 and 5 o-’clock (at 2 o’clock), in tho afternoon and you and others aro dofondants, you are re fine ond rub through sieve. Make a of said day, at tho Court flouso at Freehold, in quired to appear, and plead, demur or answer to New Jersey Board of Fire Insurance Un _ A Successful Charity Supper. tho townahip t>f Freehold, county of Monmouth, thickening by melting the butter and INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC. tho complainant’s bill on or before the seventh derwriters, rhich met at Atlantia.City last 1 Piano and Theory. New Jorsey. • day of July ,noxt. or tbo said bill will bo taken week. The supper given Tuesday evening in the stirring in the flour, taking care it does CLARA M. CORNELL, Vassar College A. B, All tbe following described tracts or parcels of as confessed against vou. Grand Avenue hotel for the benefit bf the Roler. nee—prof. R- A. Tusting, Asbury Park. land and premises, situate, lying and being in Tho said bill is filed to foreclose a mortgage Company A, Spanish-Amerlcan- Volm>> not brown. Add the niilk which hns AddrosB 006 Fourth avenuo. the township of Shrewsbury, in tho CQunty^jf mado by Mary Louisa White and husband to teers, acd Company H, N. G. N . ., will Isolation hospital was a decided success, a been scalded with the onion in it, and Monmouth and stato of Now Jorsoy; said complainant, dated tho twenty-seventh F ib s t Tract, describod as follows: Beginninc day of August, eighteen hundred ana eighty* take part in'the Memorial day «erei*es and snug sum being realized. pepper and nutmeg Taste and see if at tho fourth corner of a tract of one hundred four, on lands in tho borough of Bolmar, Mon are actively engaged in preparing for the The committee of arrssgements was com salt, is needed. Add the clam pulp and and twsnty-two 44-100 acres returned to Wil mouth county, N. J. And you aro made defen occasion. liam Burnott, 24th of December, 1790, aud ro- dant beeauso you own said lands or some part posed of Mrs. F. F. Coleman, chairman; a pint of thin liquor just before serv mtdaif corded in tho Survoyor Genoral's offico of E ast thoroof. - , ing. Heat through well and add your Now Jersey, in Book S 0, pago 202, and also dis Datod, May 7,10 0 0 . Georg® W Evans of. Ocean Grove has Mrs. Howard Hulick,, Mrs. George Hillier, cream as you pour into the tureen.— tant four chains and ninety-threo links on a HUGH B. HEED, been appointed trustee for the estate of B, Mrs. Daniel W. Sisson, Mrs, David p, courso south, forty-ono dogreos thirty minutos Solicitor of Complainant. C. Bussell, of the firm of B. C. Bussell $ litaig M m - west trom tho southwest corner of John' Hun- P. O. Address, Lawyer's Building, Newark, N.J Bowen, Mrs. T. Williams Pearman, Mrs. A. tor’s dwelling house; thenco {1) south, fourteen 10-28. Co. of Ojean Grove, whose affaire are at degrees, west, fonrteon\ chains, eighty links; present in (he bankruptcy court. W, Dey, Mrs. John Rockafeller, Mrs. Harry LOCATION. thenco (2) north, ono degroo thirty minutos J. Rockafeller, Mrs. Samuel A. Patterson east, nineteen chains; thenco (8) north, sixty- ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE The cars of the Belmar trolley route now i ' The SehoOl is situated on tlie easterly five dogrees, thirty minutos eoBt twelve chains, , leave Mail street and Cookman aveaue and Mrs. Anna L. Guy. These ladies snd Blopo o£ tho Orange mountain, flyehundred ninoty lin k s; thonco (4) south, forty-ono de grees wost, thirteen chains, twenty-^lvo links, to every 15, minutes. Lee Force, who last their many aides were di-essed in pinlt and feet above tldo-wator. It commands be OF SEAL ESTATE. . extonslve vlaw of tho Palisades, Now 'Stork, the beginning. Containing ‘six acres and fifty- Tho subscribers, administrators of tlie eafcate year was as inspector for th® railway‘com- proved charming hostesses for the occasion. two- hundredths of an aoro, strict measure. of Delia Horbort. deceasod. will toll at public •;.as,y, is again in the company’s service, Newark, and the Narrows. The North®®* Being tho samo promises convoyed by Francis salo on tho premises at Bradloy Boach, Nep • joy trolly connects ■sith the railroadrsta- W. Brinloy to tho said John Huntor, by deed tune township, Iônmouth county. Now Jersey, Pension Examiners Drs. George F. Wil dated December 8th, A. D. 1852, and recorded Morris Kederlskey's New Name. tlon, and makes tho School accessible from in tho clerk’s office of tho county of Monmouthr bur, J. F. Ackerman ond Samuel Johnson Newark, Oranga aad other towns, _____ at Freehold, in Book X 6 of Deeds, pago 208, On Wednesday, May 30,1900, Morfja KederlSkey has a new name. at 2 o’clock p. m„ tho following doscribed real met Wednesday in Dr. Ackerman’s office Bojrs aro prepared for anj- college, scientific otc. and examined 8 applicants for pensions. Dr. He is covt legally Kldders Morris, this [Second T rac t, doscrlbod as follows: Lying QBtato: A two-story.'frame house'and lot. situ* school, or tho Ooiornmcnt scademles, on tho southerly side of the road loading from atadon tho westerly sido of Main streot, in the Cocover of Somerville was present at the Game having been given him on his ap Tin'on Falla to Hamilton, and being tho prom borough of Bradloy Beach, adjoining property ; Eapcclnllf corjlal relations with Prlncton. of William Griflin on the sonth nnd J . M. Rogers meeting. , plication, through Wesley.B. Stout, at ises on which tho said Ruth Huntor formerly resided. Beginning at a stone in tho middle of on tho north, being 40 foot front and about 78 Parents are invited to visit the Academy foot doop; • Arrowsmith Post No 81, G. A, B., of torney, in the court of common pleas, whllp it;is In session. If this is impossible, tho said road, the northwost comer-of (for,* Bed Bank, is endeavoring to Becure a plot morly) Jam es Scultborpo’s farm ; thonco run The property will positively - bo sold on the Judge Wilbur A, Helsley presiding. a catalogue will be mailed oa application to ning agreeably as tho magnetic noedlo pointed above date. of ground upon which to erect a soldier Conditions made known at sale. Juno A. D. 1875, (1st) south, thirteen dogrees P E T E R F . JO N ES. monument; The proposed monument will JOHN G. MaoTICAB, and forty minutes wost along tho lino of said Long Branch's Appropriations. (formerly) James Sculthorpo’a laud thirty-five WILLIAM L TILTON, . probably east $7,006.’ The iract of land 17-20 Administrators The Long Branch commissioners have chains ana ninety six links to a stake standing will be sufficiently large for the laying out 12 Waldon Place, Montclair, N, J. in the lino of said (formerly) John Hunter’s of a park, • , . appropriated $7^,000 for the expenses of land; thenco (2) north, ftfty-Bix degrees and thirty-six minutos west, sixteon chains; thonco A committee of the Board of Chosen the town the coming year, which is $190 IF YOU WANT A FENCE (8) north, fiftoon degrOos aud twenty miuutos Freeholders, composed of William E. Berry, lees than the appropriations last year. east, eightoon chains ond ten lin ks; thonco (4) chairman: W. F. teffereon, aacretary, of north, forty-two degrees ond forty'ininutes oast, The largest appropriations are $16,000 eighteen chains and thirty-six links to tlie mid- Wall; John Gnirs of Ocean and Joseph t . dlo of tho aforesaid road; thenco (5) along tho Butcher of Howell,Wednesday inspected the for streets, $13,500 for lights, and $13,000 bqido south, forty-threo degrees nnd thirty min Kisner bridge near Hamilton and decided to utos oast, six chains and sixty'sovon links to VIISI COCA for sprinkling .the streets. tho placo of beginning, containing forty-four . give it a cost of paint acres and ninety ono hundredths of an acre. best roofmg ond siding mode and costs no that la cheap, itronj, oe*t. dunbla »nd reeommenda itwlfi Roing the samo tract of land doscribed in a OtJB NEW PREPAHATION* BUT OP WOULD Capt. Jolm Smith of Ocean Grove was Down-to-date Job Printing at the J o u r examine tbat made at Mount Holly by tho N. Jf. Pflnoo Co.; do^d of conveyance from John P, L. Tilton, more than imitations,'CMi DR WRITE FDR SAMPLES WO.OCO fact btlng now In *»tlifacu>ry u««. Ufcdo of fmlTMilied RENOWNED VIRTUE. elected a member of the executive commit n a l offlce. Btcel wire lnur«roran wllh ccd&r pickets, gonerally itained oxocutorof Ruth Huntor, doceasod, to tljo said tee of the State Exempt Firemen's Asaoeia. red. It will turn any »tocfc, poultry, boy*, to. It -will not Mg John Huntor, and dated Docembor 10th, 1878. »hen properly iirctohed. Plokota cannot bo pulled out and Seized as tho property of John Huntor ot als, tion, at the annual meeting, held at Dover, Three of the six boys who wert arrested needs no board tinder It.. Posts msy be fromilO to 16 ft. apart. takon in execution at tho suit of Sarah A, on Wednesday. Former Chief Fred, by the township authorities for being asleep Buchanon & SiiiocH, Prices are from 5 to GJfc, pjr ft. Liberal term* to agents. J. Deicrlpttro prtc* Hit leut'on sppUcatlon. Banta, and to be sold by _ _ This preparation of Cocoa tonesup tbo Leptgott and John Forman represented the Wednesday morning fa a vacant building at ASBURY PARK, N.J. O. E. DAVIS, Shoriff. whole system, is particularly adapted to THE MIW lEBSEf FEIICt CO., MOUHT HOUf, M. I. Isaac C. Ken n ed y, Sol’r. ABbury Park association. ' Bradley Beaoh’ have been taken back to Dated April 24, 1900. $11,84 physical and nervous prostration, and to Trenton, their home, the father of on® of The eleventh anniversary of the organi build up persons wasted by continued ill them having come ’-ere for that purpose. HERIFF’S SALE—By virtue of a writ of fl. health. 76 cents, pint bottles. sation of the Epworth League was cele The other three will beheld foriiistructlotis 1 fa. to mo directed, issued out o f tho Court brated Sunday in ihe West Grove M. E. M JH T E L 5 of Chancery of tho Stato of New Jorsoy, will bo Endorsed by aU physicians. Prepared v* from the Trenton police. Mautols from oxposod to Bale at public vondno, on MONDAY, only by jj OharriS. An “ideal1’ Epworth meeting s u THE 11th DAY OF JUNE, 1000, between led in the morning by Township Commit The Ocean, Monmouth and Burlington $0.00 acd up. tho hours of 12 o’clock and 5 o’clock (at 2 W . B . H A M , teeman John Hulshart. The church was County Pursuing and Detective Society has Buy direot. o’clock), in tho afternoon of said day, at the elected these officers: President, Joshua Uuusually good Court House at Freehold, in tho township of decorated in the league’s colors. Freehold, county of Monmouth, Now Jo taoy. Druggist and Apothecary; Forsyth; secretary and treasurer, J . B. REAL ESTATE valuo. .., All that certain tract or parcel of land and 167 Main St., Anbury Part Black; Directors, L. N. Rue, Charles O. AND Andi-ocs, TUps, proraiso8, hereinafter particularly described, t — There ia more Catarrh in this section of Stillwell, H . E. Gilbert, Georgo R. Bnzby, situate, lying and boing in tho Township of of the country than-all other diseases put INSURANCE,: Oas Logs, etc., Noptuno, in tlio County of Monmouth and State Frank Gaskill, John P. Hutchinson, "E. 8, of Now Jersey, at Wost Asbury Park, being lot together, and until the last few years m-as Buzby, Joshua Forsyth Charles iiemine, k 728 Mattison Avenue, Wm.JacKson’sSoii No. 27 on a map ontltlod Map of Building Lots supposed to be incurable. .For a great . ..any Richard Harrison. ■ (Oppoalte r . 0.1 ' at Wost ABbury P ark , N, J., belonging to Mrs. years doctors pronounced it a local disease, 246 Front St., Annie and Mary Groen, made by W. H. DoNyse, Choice and prescribed local remedies, and by con ‘ - near Fulton, Surveyor, &c„ March 31V A. D. 1887, Begin ' p a »«- - ning on tho wost sido of Dunborry Stroot as stantly failing to cure with local treatment, The residents of Bradley React and NEW YORK CITY. shown ou said map on tho northeast corner of Tender Meat pronounced it incurable. Science has prove;i Aron can secure the DAILY JOUKJfAI. No B ran ch Stores, lot No. 20; thenco (1) along tho north liuo of is as easy to get asHtho other catarrh to be a constitutional disease, nnd Samo nddrofls for said lot south sovonty-flvo dogroos and.flffcy- •kind. It is not necessary to eat at the Bradley Beach Motion-Store, or if the past70 years. 26* olght miuutos wost ono hundred and ton foet to meat which is tough ana flavor therefore requires 'constitutional treatment. they leave word it will' Us serves, every f pedal the east Bido of Gambotta Stroot ps_ shown on less. There is no reason why Hall’s Catarrh Cura, manufactured by F. J. ’day hy carrier at.6 cents a week, said m ap; thonco (2) along tho oast sido thoroof ©very dealer shouldn’t havO tho. Chaney & Co., Toledo,. Ohio, la tha only NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. north fourteen dogrees and two minutos wost right kind. It’s merely a mat- TYPEWRITERS,^'all*standard makes, bought, fifty foot; thonco (a) uorth sovonty-Uvo dogrooa ' tor of care and, gumption. Our constitutional cure on the market.' It is Crosble’s Bargains * sold, exchnncttd, rented, rep aired -A 11 gntr* Estate of Elizabeth Spencer, deceased; and fifty-eight minutos east ono hundred tind zUoats aro personally soleotod—‘ Sakea internally in doses from 10 drops to a Notice ia horoby glyen that tho accuunts of tho ton foot to tho wost sido of said Dunberry • hanco juiolnosa and tondomoss teasponnful. It nets directly on the blood can’t be duplicated by any other, store; In subscriber, oxecutor of said deceased, will bo Stroot; thonco (4) along tho wost sido thereof, instead of -dry and taBteloss audited and stated by the Surrogate, ami re Bonth fourtoon degrees and two minutos oast stuff that nobody wants. nnd mucous surfaces, of tha system. They j furniture, caepats, matting, kitchen stoves, ported for settlement to the Orphans^ Court of oBer.one hundred dollars for any case it fails (coal, oil or gasoline), lawn mowers, gar- tho County of Monmouth, on Thursday, the 81at T O LOAN VENDOWE SHARREf, to cure. Send for circulars aed testimonial). fif-a hose and hundreds of other seosasary AT 0 PER CENT. day of May noxt. V • ' Home Browing Cdmpaay, tody jrcroorate, an< ?0S Ban'ffs Avanne, •, Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO, articles, prices are lower than the lowest. in amounts from $2,000 to be sold by . \ 0» E . DAVIS, Sheriff. AETHTJE T, PURCHASE, Prop’r. Said by druggists, 75c, Toledo, 0 . Com® and talk with us. up to $20,000. Treaauwy Monmouth Truet aud Safo Taoa, P . F a y , Sbl’r, Dated May 8,1000. $0.80 Hall’s Family Pills are the best. , i M. M. Cbosbie, 508 Main st»—■Adv. S. Ct COWART, FreohoM, N. J 17431 \ ,y Deposit Company. "N~.

FEEDING' • ANv ARMY, INDIANS' DEEDS: TO PENN. ; MISCEIXANEOUS ITEMS. ' STORY OF JOHN, L. SULLIVAN. JACOB MULLER UUiotie 013 renairh-tutis Parch. Ie proportion to its "size, a fly veally Bow tins Pormt-r O^tmpion PaglUvt m«af*'<3eg Hc-tv,’SUI$:Wsr®p» IS times ns fast as a man can run., j.'.: Fouled the »Bor»* « t ; tho Town .ir MERCHANT TAILOR tor ..o f ,A«ito*l«i,X>»o. ,,■! " An Enormous Task That Involves T h eir f*ar£»©e-v«tto«u •The longest recorded4 hair growing " solicits trade from those oa a female, head was eight feet. The, Much Labor. In th e fall o f ,ISt)6 John t . Sullivan All the old parchment colonial deeds longest recorded beard was 12 feet. * who are willing to pay a nnd records in keeping ol the state was touring tha far west with alB Among' th e 153,000 inhabitant^ which “graiid aggregation of sports,” taking reasonable price for hon- Great ttsutlllH ol Sopplle« Con- department at Harrisburg have just the last census gave to New Mexico been put through a proc ess of. preserva- oa “jelly guys,” as he used to any, in Good Property on ■ • est clothing m aterialsand iitantiy 4ii D eviate U.’:tl nn Arnv>‘ there fVere '20,000 Indians' apd 50,COO tho big, cities, and giving exhibitions o f Men. ond Hom ea t o ' tion by Secretary of the Common, Mexicans. '' ■ faultless making. I sat wealth Driest, says the Philadelphia in the smaller towns. . When John Handle Vtjom. Stone street was the first street la D, reached‘Portland, Ore., the citizens isfy. present patrons— let Record. For years these records have New York city paved with "cobble FIRST AVENUE been kept In tin boxes, and, as they of A storia, 100 m iles aw ay at th e month '.. m e do tlie same, for you. It is very probable that SO people stones* 'hence Us naane, Ihe .paving were occasionally' searched, the result, of the Columbia river, determined that out ot ever think of an army as w as done in the year 1057. Near Bond Street. 100 ■was much confusion in the arrange the fighter should not go. away from ,a great" aggregatioc of ligh tin g men,, The Jap an ese ride Am erican JsicyoleB ment of papers. Many of the old wax the coast, before’they got a sihauce to armed to tho teeth with rifles, swords and glay baseball; they, use American' “look him over.” . • TWO H0US15S ON LOT. ■ , seals were lost; and the crumpled pa expressions' in connection with the Merchant Tailor, and "what not, w hile they never oiio^ pers were more or less damaged. A storia in. a prosperous. to\yn o f 10,- give a thought to the “men in the game, ,as. “one strike,?’, ,‘,‘hotne' base," 000 people, enc: h alf of the population 702 Mattison Ave. Now these documents are arranged etc. ' .' •' Large bouse cdntnins 9 rooms and bath. rear.’’ Yet these men in the rear in the form of pages, and the transpar is engaged ill the ealm'on industry, Most are an important part the fighting The oldest, love-letter in : the world Small iiouse has rooms. , 1 ■ - There is a ■. . oi ent tissue of silk oh both sides makes of th e 5,000 fishermen are; .Kussiati 6 machinery, says tlie Detroit ^ Free is a- proposal of marriage for the hand the records absolutely secure. Finns, and in the fall they are paid of? of aii 'Egyptian princess'; sisatie >,606. Let us give you full particulars. Press, •' ' y There is one volume, about four ,bj by the various canneries, and generally, B est in Everything When an army Is encamped in a years ago,: It is in the form of oil in three feet 3a size, eontaiuingthe parch have m ore $20 gold pieces than they friendly country there is not so great scribed brick, and is therefore-not only Our aim is to reach the su- ment deeds of the Fenn period, and an know whaV to do with. One .of,,their a difficulty in' feeding, it .as when- it the oldest; but the most substantial, ; perlative'tn our Bicycle Repair other smaller volume containing im number, Kugene Sylvester, had.a great is penetrating' hostile territory and love-letter, that has ever been written. portant provincial letters, early lawe local\reputation for strength. He ing, We believe bur efforts'are has separated itself from its owe and other state papers. William Foley, of Brooklyn, aged 1 1 , measured six feet four inches, weighed, Monmontb Realty Co. appreciated, , as our business is country.- And yet! in either ease it suffered from,wood in his stomach., It 290 pounda, and had a p4ir- of hands Peculiar interest attaches to the In [ heavier and heavier- each year. is no light task to Ixsrnish aad dis was wood pulpj hearly ?wo pounds of like baseball mitts. lie qould lift one dian signatures, which are yet .quite ASBTOY PARK, H. J. Satisfied customers bring their tribute th e food th a t ‘is td keep," say,- it, This condition resulted from the end 'of a Columbia river fishing boat. ^distinct on, many of. the (ioeumemts, friends,, and thus we grow. 30,000 atpmaphB satisfied and; 30,000 boy’s habit of shewing matches: and and topple it over without ainy trqubie. Rooms 12-13, Monmoutk BulWlng, A large parchment contains'the treaty.: hearts in the right place* This is the toothpicks, for which lie developed an If you have seen one of these boats May we not serve you ? of the Penns with the sachem of the ever H. .W*Cofner Mattison Ave. and Bond St., worjc of the commissary department. inordinate appetite,' William became you*-will know what that means. His Schuylkill Indians, and embraces the ZACHARIAS 8e CO., When o n division or an army seriously ill. An operation was enough. iiussian Finn brethren did not believe xnciy transfer of all the tracts of land or 723 MATTISON AVENUE, corps is encamped at home the prob Military engineers are practically that the man ever lived who could , ASBURY, PARK. lands lying on or near the river Schuyl MAT tPI T G, - J E lem of getting supplies is i.ompara- agreed that no material for fortifica stand up before Sylvester in a ring. kill and its branches, under date of tively simple. Sometimes they are tions is,superior to earth. When clay So'it camo about that one day .they., September 7, 1742. The consideration ‘.furbished. .on..contract, sometimes is not obtainable, aa on the' Seashore, held an enthusiastic meeting, hnd sent for this land. ns stated in the deed, in DIAMONDS ;> > boaght la larga quantities a week or sand is.collected.into.bags, and..these word to Portland that if John Bi-,Sul cluded 20 brass kettles, 100 blankets, Painter . . . - more in advaaofs of the time at which are laid ia.. regular-heaps along the livan cared to make a trip down the 60-Unen^hirtsr2tt hatsr .8'C«rts, ISâirs: “'th^'wiirbcaseeded.. .The;'edmmis«ay line of the proposed fortification. In river Mr., Sylvester, would take great JEWELRY of shoes and buckles, 30 pair of stock* general is responsrible for the procur* such a fortification the balls from the pleasure in-knocking him into the Pa ingis, 20 gârisf1 la-gMnlocks, 300 pounds ing of -these supplies arid having them enemy's guns sink without doing dam cific ocenxi,.’. *•' of gunpowder, pounds of lead bul . . D eco rato r deposited at a depot within easy 000 age, and shells explode harmlessly. lets, GO hatchets, 50 planting hoes, 120 John’s sporting friends, seeing the ret^ch o f th e trtipps.y ,• . v. t prospect of a big bet; advised bim to, Each company «f a regiment has ita knives, 60 pairs o f scissors, 100 tobacco tongs, .24 looking glasses, 40 tobacco CONDUCTOR WAS HONEST. go, riad he, went. ' All the details were CLOCKS ^ cooks'; each regim ent has Vits com quickly arranged; nna eaeh side put up missary depot, where supplies are boxes, 1,000 flints, 5 pounds of paint, Paperhanger 24 dozen garters, 0 dozen small silk S at v.He If ad s, g srd Tim e ?*r.trfns et $1 ,00» ib a wager~that Sylvester could ke]k, sufficient for, say, a.week or ten stay fourroucda. Seconds and time CUT. "GLASS. ribbons, 12 dozen rings, 100 pounds of " ■ Wataafr' PiMsttensse* n « - days ibr ail" tlie men. Men are de- I l e v e I t . keepers wera chosen, and a, ring was, tailed from each company to assist ftj' tobacco, 400 pipes, 20 gallons of rum Jewelr^sWatclicsaadClocks and £60. ' ..." " hastily rigged!up on tlie stage oi the ^paired iltoraiigMy aad quickly. th e wo5k of getting the supplies from > “Ia.thls all yoti’ve got, madam?’f Astoria opera houso; RESIDENCE, S69 SIXTH AVEHDE. There ars; several large deeds trans the reglE.Vntal.depot to the company' asked: the conductor' opvo ' North side A stock-'company was playing ferring lands from thelndians to the kitchens every day: 3 Othere are de car, as he,, scrutinized the' coin, in the “Queen's Evidence” there at, the time, ( Penns, al! bearing- the peculiar sig • P. O Box-1004. - so5 H ^H .C asw di tailed to helr> transport the. supplies semidarkness of the tunnel, says the but had been persuaded td’ give up, natures of the Indian chieftains, repre to the,^regimental depots from the Chicago 'Inter Ocean, 4V .. ', \ one nigkt to the fistic ejchibitlori; the : 639 Mattison Avenue senting all manner, of animals, reptiles, ge i headquarters whenever the *. ‘'What’s the matter with It?” she fishes, birds and insects. The most “Queen’s Evidvnce” scenery , for ; the Asfcury Park, N. J. stores in the former are getting low, asked, ia such frigid tones'that the first act rebiained1 in place. On the California Privet for Hedge? Ab all supplies are issued from head- important of these deeds is that con conductor looked confused, ‘ • night , when the battle was to come off choice Wjsriis, $4.50, psf lo o , Delivered., veying to the. Penns the territory, cdh- . quaJrterii.only on: orders.and receipts “Noyiing, bot— ...... Sullivan and hie friends figured that trolled by the Six Nations, for which ' 3A8E WITH QRDER. are given for everything scouted, it Then, if there’s nothing' the matter they had w'agerees't'ands..’’ see, Repairing, Renting, instructing. tor, -madain,” he f.'Utl, and resumed his magnificent though somewhat obscure problem becomes more complicated. Ti the heat of the discussion the If you are looking* (for good > things in m arch down the tîsle, reaching for series of yells in their native language, Agents for Rubber Hose and Mats, ,, , . Therein; always a number of men saiesman occasionally ,gTew profane lickeis. r ^ i M iijjr •' and when it was over nnd Sulliyan sank , and Spalding: Sportlotr Goods. detailed from each regiment to assist and ' made some egregious misrepre back, in his ohalr acting the part of a Real Estate in the work of ■ bringing up supplies; sentation, When the dealer had gone •NOTES y | FASHIONS. ■man on his last pins they immediately c r . m e ia m i i see me. ,, v The keeping open of a line of com- for the purpose of thinking, the thing proceeded to bet any stray gold pieces 1 1 4 ! ATI ISON AVENUE, munication with the base >f sup over, the reatryrpan had a talk, that they had not before been able to plies ia the first thing that a com "My good, mats, I see'that you’re to B e 9ea*on of Flow* 11 a m place. .>j;V wortman, mander, must' see to, for it.means the sieguiar attendant at our ehurch?” i '. ..■, ■■ ,716 .Matttsoil Avenue. When the second round began; Syl -safety of his army. If this line of “Hallways, sir. H’lve beeh in tbs vester, evidently thinking that Sulli- communication is but,a,day’s march, church, sir, since I was ..christened, The new ribbons are soft in tex var<,.*was practically out; <3W a f e w the work is-simple, i and it does not There’s naught else I- care so mucU " ture,,aud in a taffeta weave. Many - am BelliDg tickets 'to: JadtsosavHle stu nts in th e m iddle o f the rin g ant; ^ take many man detailed to wages fori not Keren the ’osscs.”; .. . are corded and hemstitched and fancy Support Flai, fia ihe (Jiêap Stsaiiiahip Line, for ?18, •jralked around,, intim ating b y dumb . driving- to replenish the impoverished “But the way you. talked to that ribbbns' in general1 were never more 1 show that “So.olvan,” as the 'Finns " larderr But when' the distance is in* man. That cob is an old broken-dowfi in favor, says the'Nevv York Trlbune. called hint, ’,var. the ensiest mark he creaseid to 60 or lQO jniles the trick is hack, yet you represented lilm tts one Tbe favorite tinta are baby blue,, bad' <>ver handled. AU through the, you want seats for, tbe pVay, one: of great difficulty. of the finest horses in' the market. strawberry, 'ereatti and pastel "grefcn^ round SulHvnr. continued to run away, There are aldrig this line of com* And you swore when you thought yo In hat! trimmings several 'colors are. a bok for the opera,>4 car- ' once\in sA'ivhilt- varying his go-as-you- -munication two lines., of transport could make your case stronger,” used ib' rosette bows. Bosettes are riage for a drive, to engage * .WagoEs con stan tly on th e move and pb'piiliir, alio’,' as . decorative adjuncts please tactics with wild swings thnt places at a restaurant—how “You ’eard the parson preach about never got closer,than three, feet to Syl TAKE YOUR PICK f in opposite«.* . directions. „• j The one line ’eredity,’e called-it. Hit’s what’s bora to: the toilet; . They are worn on the in incredibly short time &r- , 0. is for -fagone filled with stores .and jn , ju, yOU believe ’im'j left side or front .of'tlie soft belt, vester, At the call of time John sank range it all ? , supplies for the army. The other is K;r?>. Snshes, too. are in vogue. They' on both knees' and'allowed-himself to % be dragged to liis chair by his seconds ■ * i made-upofemptywagoiiB going back , ‘Certainly” should be' tledvat the , left in front TELEPHONE SERVICE. No trouble to suit fastidi- m to the base for other loads., Easy, “Well, sir,’ liaU my people was the. end should bo about ten inches wide. vfitb well simulated agony on liis face, % stages are made of the Journey. most religious and full of grace. iia n y ; iribgied. Fringed ribbons A few moments before the third ous i'mokers One liun- * dpi1 round was called John, turning round Within easy reach of the army ia Hevery man of ’em was \ a Cornish are worn on the neck, and should % dred brands to choose from, '0 established a second base of Bu^pliea vrrecker and hevery night before cross at .the; back with, ends brought to tlie timekeepers and pointing to a piece of gaudy scenerys on the other THE HEW YORE AND 1 ‘ % incUxding all the old favor- , 1 w here a great Amount of stores is sleepin*' they. Icnelt them down,: air, to the front, tied in a botv nnd left :?EW JERSEY TBiEPHONB CO, accnmnlatei in order to enable the and prayed-for a ’owlin* storm. to fall nearly to the waist line. side of the stege, said; “You see dnt ites Cigar prices ‘ range f . oieunder tree over dtere? Well, w atch army to extend its operations further What could the vestryman say? Trimmed sailor hats are! among the % from a nickelto a.qriart.er. ' j# • me knock dis Ole Olsoa trco de midtlji l ?0 Broadway, Long Branch(j: , from its principal base. Of course, a ,' .....' spring exhibits,*, Fancy straws are o! it.” When the third round was called railroad mahes tlie thing doubly sure Hinu (dr the Kitchen, used largely and the decoration, ae a t Sylvester begaii to jump about ;on his and, quick. But there is usually a Ca«» of poisoning lave arisen rule, is composed of weather BERINQER’S % proof feet like n'kitten, and, keeping ills eye good deal of wagon hauling to be through a careless disregard for the materials, such. as tucked’ taffeta, rib-, K i l l in g % on Jolin, yelled to his compatriots to dope even with the ra Iroads, because clenDliDes9 of the cooking utensils or bqns and quilis; Wings are returning 152-154 Main Si. asbury Partt M bet their shirlti on him. Wrought up it is not often possible for an army of thelr perfeet coaditi0a. Directiy a. to-favor, and by summer will be worn % + a A A V t n n n T K n l i n n to a pitch of enthusiasm by the appear to coaflne its operation to the line extensively. ’ Certainly nothing is Ijef- and Cwtting copper saucejpan shows signs of be ance of, tliings.ihey began to do p|etty ©£ rail communicatioj;. Ia any aase, ter. fitted to withstand the caprice of % AiX x w -K M W ing ot all worn it should bo retinned, much viu'-f, h e advised, and as fast, as W. Irom the nearest baê of suppUeB nre April aiiil June weather, the ibgs oi; r.jEd in any case nothing of an acid they offered to. wager anything John’s brought the division or - regimental the seashore and the dashing spray Do you know! that mtich de iiature should be allowed to remain friends in the crowd took them up. wagons, wblch are filled on requisl- OE.Jjbard a yacht.' , pends oil the way that- killing in It while cooling, Tha. same with Eugene advanced with a light-heart*’ tior, and receipts are given for the This is to be a season of flowers. and cutting }s done';,tts,’,to ihe regard to zinc and lead vessels, which ed, spring, evidently intending to finish supplies received. => .Boma charming hats recently shovtn are unsafe for cooking purposes. his "man before the round, was over,, tenderness of meat? A week's supply or even ten days’ have’ the entire rowr. ioiaposcdl of . Those of tin,.,steel,’iron or nickel are After about a minute’s sprinting Sulli ^Don’t striigglle', and.,, worry For Wedding Gifts food should be at hand with the army. flowers, such as forget-n>£-nqts, small the safest to employ. Bemember, too, van suddenly, io the astonishment of , over tough- -stringy raeat, , when From the regimental depots the com- that it is better 'to use. a Wooden wild roses or the larger crushed rose. hia opponent, stood still and let him you can get the choicest of all pdny-êts its food for each day, :»nrl -.poo: than one of metal when stir- Violets, too, will be worn in this way, catch tip. Then coolly lettip g go his' it is transferred to the company’s ring ruilk or aoups, and that before and »■ comparatively new. blossom for '. kinds by dealing here. . Artistic,Silver 1 left he caught Sylvester under the jaw. -ldtehen. Here-are great kettles of,cof- .) using l^tiking' tin you should grease such profuse use is the snowball. •j 1 r * } -j and lifted nearly SCO pounds of Russian. I. fco eteaming ov^r tlie iirt'. ^vilh bacon ^ tberu iaside thoroughly slther withl Pansies, popples ani .orchids are pop ; -Rick Cut -'CiSass Finn d e a n over the ropes and- throufrls Knieirim*s or other meat cooking in the »»ns. ; butter or lard. In order to prevent ular to. a degree greater than ever the scenery a',few feet from the spot he Thus the-food which started, as the them from burning it is as well to before ' Columbia Market Onraarraeutal Clocks had designated. - contents of one-of the boxes in the [take tha precaution of sprinkling the it. ■ 'U‘ '. ■ ■ ■ j* j* ■; . mouatqin of supplies on the shore shelves of the^ oên With salt.—'Wash- A Itegnul^s' 'P’Asxatlo.'' Sullivan anil, the “gang” left toWa: finally comes’ -to^^ the plate of^ the sol- ington Stftr. . “What’s the matter with that old next morning,‘ talcing with them al 647,;C66^rnQ r^l A ye- j Yoti will hnd a most exquisite most a literal barrel, of money. The (lier! to glve. hiin strength. 1 hen?” oskci the house cat. '‘She' assortment at the jewelry Sometiines n flying column takes »a Caroilo1. Ht©e-Bre»a, looks queer." " . Husisnn Finns spent the hardest win commissary train' with it, cuts itaelf Boil a pound of rice until it is quite “She is queer,” replied the fiirpx dog. der in their hii-tory: As for Sylvester, "store o f' ' off from 'ltB 'basa of supplies and ep^t; :wben it .is cool 'mix with it'.yeast “3he’ll bust the first thing she knows.’’ he never pot on his feet suiflcientiy to moves swiftly through the cotmtry-, and palt ns for other brcad, and ^yheat "What’s the trouble?” • < • ; purchase a .new boat dr net s and finally A, W, CORNELIUS taking a few duys’ raHons. .This can-J flour enqugh to make a dough;that “(Mi, she’s one of these temperance; bocame s boat puller.' Al fewf.yetirs not be done unless "the country !* yor, cats knead. Let it 1 rise in a warm cranks, and she’s trying to keep from d. , israin and bake.—Fnrm and Mrcsiile p8nsed.”--Phlladelphin Press. insabe a'sylum.r-jChlcogCj llVllnraie. clehfldtoordnr.' Telephone 18 1 B/’>

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ASBURY PAR& JPUJRNAL, FRIDAY, MAY x 8 , 1 9 0 a -

IA FAMOUS BI# WHEEL THE SICK HUSBAND AT HOME. HOME INFLUENCE. Q w l n m ( S a r a s A Tran.aatton in lints CompHcnted Pi:6DeV;'irrolnlng Ilai.a:Blornl Value THE BICYCLE RIDING SEASON Servant's Zeal"That ;• Tliat Clinnotv Dc Ov^pejiill* " GE0R6E C. 0BMER0U, Probable End of the Great Midway ' - ’’'Bronffht Trouble. - ■ V' . . ' .V-'-’mntcifc'-'.; BUILDING INSPECTOR, IS NOW '■■■' Feature. Mrs.’ Broadway know the minute CITY OF ASBURY PARK. Mr. Broadway made the - announce-, What a sweet and. profound truth you are thinking about a new -wheel. You want the ment that he wns all knocked out of .those, familiar wprds 1 express!.; Home 703 EEWALL AYE., ASBCItY PARK, N. J. best. You are invited to examine-my line before Tlie InveiUlon of Ferri Hn« About . 1 Icllter and'couldn’t goi down to tho is,rightly the bartihly center, of our Dfllce Honrs—11 to 1 2 ; 1 to3.- purchasing. I, have the finest wheels ever offered i», Served It* Parpoiv nnd 11! ■ office that day that something dread affections as well as the great source -. this city, by any dealer. T h e new models are now in- ' Soon ZTtnd Its Why to ful. was going to happen. Of course, of our earthly joys; oround it cluster Stock or will soon arrive. ” Look at the L ist; 1 tlie Scrap Heap. the mere fact that Mr! Broadway was our fondest-memorles-itnd our fairest - i ; H. B. JOHNSON. ill was bad enough, but she knew hopes; and all thot comes tov us in Dayton, Sterling, Orient, Spalding,,. - Whenrthe Ecrris wheelissent t(o tht frcniy.experience.'that his inability to this life of brightness Or sweetness- Practical Vyatchm aker, Zimmy, Yale, Rochester, Crawford» suggests the thought of home. Qotl scrap heap—a thing likely soon to hup attend to business was not a marker Dealer in Fine Watchea, Jow elry, SpoctacloB, &o. White and Nyack. pen—the greatest, engineering vitgary to'tho trouble that would bis sure to pity the homeles^l Home and family Watches and Jewelry repaired at City Priced. ol the century will have paused-. ihic strike them in some form as a re may not he exa ns a dutiful wife should, but shortly ore, and where should these be in’ a Residence, '- - 700 Fifth Avenuo. of tbose^vho try to make Its-Jiuge bulk Christian land if n o t in sweet com after luncheon 1 she began to show , Xiock Box 10 76 , Asbury Park, N. J , >20 eorii' eyen a small part of thp cost, oi. signs of uneasiness. Mr. Broadway munion under the family roof-tree ? 'T'he Best and Cheapest Place to maintaining it—to say-Tfotliing of the had observed theBe signs before and Possible exceptions do not negative a buy Lumber, Building Hard N. E. BPCHANON cost of original lui-estmeht.; learned their significance^ j j-- j the ruie, Bays'.Housewife. , ADOf LIPPINCOTT, GEO. A. SMOCK As one of th e w onders o t the world's-' “Had you intended to go anyWhere Parents iire., the.^natural home Contractor & Builder ware, Ready-Mixed Paints (all fair (Sf 1803—perhaps the chief wonder this afternoon, Kate?” he asked. makers to their children, and tbe prices), White Lead, Oil, Varnish, —the .Ferris wheel stood unique.Iti “Y-y-yes,” stammered Mrs. Brqad- ideal home can only be found where . Estimates cheerfully furniBhed* , Jobbing in all branches prompty and carefully great size, marvelous construction ntiti way/ ‘fldid havo tjn engng vjrlth' th e re :ia- p erfe ct , hnrm ony -betw een • > . ~ atteiidedto. is at the large distinct .novelty, made it notflnly the Mrs. Harlem.’* them .1- Mutual affection and-respect . • Residence and ehopi . 007 Main St., bot. 1st and 2d, Asbury Farki N. J. crowning feature of the midway, bu't “Then just you go right along,” said between them will render unkindness establishment of the gossip of four continents. .Dtfring Mr.Broadway, magnanimously. ‘.‘Don’t on the part of either toward the other the continuance of the exposition tu’prc stay beTe on iny kecount. I’m getting impossible. .Unkindness mnjtes ■ any ; A. A, TAYLOR, • We make b specialty p f the Albemarle brand of th an a.' million and' a half of visitor,b along beautifully! 1’in spry as a crick honle dreary, while-IPve Is the genius CEDAR SHINGLES at wholesale as well bb retail, which from all, quarters of the globe rode if. et-this afternoon and would rather pre of the home circle that lightens la we manufacture at eur own mill. Also KING'S Its suspended cars and from a height di bor, distills joy and dispenses warmth Mason and Builder. fer beii|g alone bo as to cut all tho Office: WINDSOR CEMENT, o patent Plaster, which is supe 204 feet cau g h t a bird's-eye glim pse of a n tic s I lik e1 and scandalize nobody.”; .and sunshine, Ixive hallows and ef ^ bricklaying and Plastering in all branches the fair grounds, the lake nnd the dis fectuates the mnrringe yows. of Masonry Work, Main ^t. and Asbnry Ave. rior to anything in the market, and; is Just’the thing Mrs. Brodway was n conscientious Jobbing promptly attended to; / . ‘ . tant city. ; . v Blessed are the children of loving, Y a r d s:,: for cold weather,'as freezing does not i it. woman, but that day pleasure tugged • P . O. Box 007* OGlco, 7 19 Mattison Ave. Though less than a third the height at her with resistless force, and after sensible parents, if there is love and' Second and Third Avenues Wholesale agents for Monmouth County. of the Eiffel tower of the Paris exposi cheering Sir. Broadway with a few filial piety in their own heartaf To and Railroad, Satisfaction guaranteed to all customers tion, the Ferris wheel was a much phrases expressive of conjugal affee- such children and parents homo will M. M s C R O S B IE , ASBURY PARK, N. J. ,. Telephon 2 3 b. greater wonder. The Eiffel tower wns tlon ste began tp, array herself for the ever be the dearest spot on earth, the m erely t continuous projection of suc-. outing, Before. leaving the” house she. one.'nearest in brightness to Heaven, cesslve towers one upon another. Given camc into the sitting-room. to deliver that' eternal abiding place of the ,! a suitable base, Its construction simply a few parting Instructions. Christian, where loved ones shall dwell is Succoodod by W in T T L E &. GIBSON. . meant the stringing of iron and steel “I forgot all about that hat busi together in everlasting union when Tar.Papor, Sheathing Papor, Two end Lumber, straig-ht into the air.. But in the Fer- ness,” she said, “but I guess you can the trials of this life are ended. If Three-ply Hoofing Paper. Suimnorfield avo. and Railroad, ris wheel something new in construc attend to it for me. You remember our homes are what they'sliculd be, Aabnry Park, N. J. tion wns accomplished—new because that hat I got last fall, don’t you, Jas “Heaven lies abput us in our Infancy," Doors, Sash.- Blinds, of its great size. It was the projection' per? The: black velvet one, .trimmed in nil almost‘.literal sense; and holy of o glgiintlc circle, carrying thousand* A 8K ANY BUILDER OR CONTRACTOR, with pyramids of chlffon *Vind tufts Of Influences emanate froin the true home and ho w ill tell you that some of the Frames, Mouldings. of tons of Bteel and Iron suspended unclassified plumage. 1 never did like that keeps Heaven close to its inmates from on axle nnd readily movable by the thing, it was so frightfully unbe throughout life. ' - Finest Flmpbing in Asbnry Park Successor to the application of machinery. To have coming. I wore i^ downtown yester We must not forget to-say that has been done by , ,' Hardware, built the Ferris wheel Bimply to stand day and was conscious of looking so the mother is the greatest of all home FERO. BROWN, CHAS. LEWIS & CO. upon its periphery would have been a 702 SUMMERFIELD AVENUE. . t '.‘I • - - - •. i - - il|. : much like a flying zebra that I deter makers to the child, nnd np pne else Estimates for anything in steam gas ox water comparatively Bimple task. To sus mined to get rid of it. • I stopped one can fully supply her place. If she la piping^ connections and fittings, ' - ' Paints, pend this moss of metal from a centra) of those Btreet solicitors for second disqualified;- in any essential particu SOUTH MAJN STREET, point and give it motion wns the con hand clothing over on Sixth avenue lar, fpr this respensiblo positipn ot ception of genius. and struck a bargain with him then home-maker, her children and her Oils, etc. - - A bout $25,000 w as sp e n t in planB, and there. Ho will be here for.the hat husband are muoh to'be pitied. If she tests, etc., before the actual construc W A L L P A P E R ASBURY PARK, N. J. this afternoon. He’s to pay three dol is deficient ln heart pr mind, lacking , ; . . . s's tion of the wheel began. Some 30 firms lars for it. Tjê hat’s in a box on a in tenderness pr judgment, her de took part in Its making and a Chicago chair in my room. When he comes fects w ill be intensified in ' h e r pff- firm saw to.its erection.. When ready, give it ,to him, please, and be sure tp spring, as men and women are gener JACOB DOLL, JR., : to be turned the Fferris wheel had cost get the money. Don’t 1st him go away ally what their mpthers make them. PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER , . -i Sole Agent for Adamant Wall Plaster $302,000' and had consum ed about withput that, whntaver ypu do. He’s The mother creates the home atmos AMD DECORATOR, 8,000,000 pounds of iron and steel. The tricky,-and you’ll have to watch him.” phere. which determines tho course FACTORY, DUNKIRK, H,Y. m ovable p a r t of i t w eighed 4,200,000 About four p’clock the clothes dealer of tie child’s life. If she is np true has In stock tbe largest nnd finest pounds, and it required two engines of camc for the velvet hat. Mr. Broad homemaker, she will not be permit line of Wall Paper at Be a roll up. BRANCH YARD, 8PR1N8 LAKi 1,000 horee-powcr each to keep it turn* Room mouldings tp matph all way brought the. bandbox from the ted to -taste the sweetest joy pf mpth- papers,-2J^c 9 foot up. Also for ing. And-so'nicely adjusted were all 'bedroom and handed it to the 1 man,- erhbod; that of bahplding the good the parts,-so well balanced wns the 'v satoVVarnlsh, Wood Filler, Wail gingerly. ’ ~r ... ness 'of h‘er own children. Of course’ ‘Tints; Glue,'Bronzes, Paper Hang great steel circle with its 30 cars, “You may open it if you want to,” we dp npt wish to ignore the father, ers’ nod Painters’ supplles/etc. capable of carrying 2,100 personB, tbat ho Bald,“ butit’s all right.” - .for to the-perfeo’t home both.parents A . ..:Pnper .hanging, Painting and WE HAVE THE it was under as full control ns a sew Tho dealer was a worldlyrwlse, heavy- nre essential. The two lovingly unite ’ Tinting done at lowest prices by ing machine or a pony engine. Once or browed, blackiwhlBlcered Individual, in caring for tho bodies and souls of skilled hands only. ■ i ’.Givn me a trial and compare For all purposes—rfor ranges, furnaces, open twlco durlng the wprld’s fair tliq mo who i lookedi as/ i^ ’be ônld cast the children. prices.;' ; tive power needed adjustment, but the doubt upon the word of-angels. He The moral valufe bf proper home fires, steam boilers, blacksm iths, etc.; and'sell . only results so far oa tbe publia wa's was certainly suspicious of Mr. Broad influences cannot be overestimated; 541 Cookman Avenue, concerned were humorous incidents, and deliver at lowest market rates,. .K indling way, for he raised one !corner of the for all virtue starts in the home. In Adjoining Steinbach’s Mammoth Store. which’ gave the newspaper men a few W ood and Charcoal for hotels and boarding lid and peered cautieusly Into the deed, true, morality is inconceivable) Estab. 18 yeara^ columns of anything but dull reading depths pf the box. apart from - hpme associatipns. Bove A abnry P a rk , N . J, h o u s e s , i. m a tte r...... — “Ob, yes,” he said, quickly, .“it’s all pf God, love pf man and love of coun It is barely possible that had tho right.” Then he paid over the $ 3 and try are hlike impossible in a land that world’s fair lasted a year or two the w en t aw ay. has no real homes. Certainly a man R. E. K. KOTHFRITZ, . Perris wheel might baive paid for it & A llttla past six Mrs. Broadway came loves ;,hls country exactly in the pro : , (Snocnssor to G ecung & t.'o.) self. This is based on the assumption Yard and office, 79 S: Main Street heme. “Oh, Jasper,” she cried, the portion in which he lloves his hotne. that it would have continued to be a mlnute.she entered the hall door, “did 'l)hei hpmeiess wanderer may be a PRACTICAL STONECUTTER, novelty for 12 months or mdrel As it my new hat come?” . here, but ho cannpt be a patriot. So wns tho gross earnings of the wheel “Ypur new hat,” repeated Mr. Broad a man who never experiences tho love and dealer in Granite and Marble Monuments during’the fair wero $812,J00. .About way. “No, I guess not. I> didn’t see of a father or of a brother can hardly- and Hoa'dstonos. Curbing and Flagging, and all one-fifth of this went to the stockhold anything of a new hat.” appreciate tho fatherhood of God or kinds of Building Stone. ■ ers as profits.. The power necessary to ' “Polly,” said Mrs. Broadway, “did the brptherhpod of man. A nation is Y ard and Office—^05 M ain S treet, operate the big wheel would have run my new hafceome?” _ ■ strong only when its homes are happy o co tton fa c to ry of 100,000 spindles and “YIs, mem,” said Polly, “it did. I set and family ties held encred: Love pf ASBUEY PAEE, N. J. 3,000 looms and em ploying 5,000'opera- ^ it on a'chair in your bedropm, and: truth and right is best. fostered in !;'-'tives. Tho b o ilers of th© pow er p la n t ypu’ll And it there now.” the family circle, and ideas of moral consumed coal like an ocean liner. No Mrs. Broadway had! dashed into the purity and excellence take deeper root other single feature of the great ex bedroom and swept every, chair, and bit when inculcated there. A person is' position represented such an expendi of furniture in the room with a com apt to have n. living faith in God, be ture of energy. ' v prehensive eye; but there was ho hand- , cause he has seen that faith‘exempli But the fair lasted only six months, hoxinsight, fied by his parents. We do not ex and the Perris wheel 'censecj pnying “Ab,,here It is in the.closet,” cried pect gopd meb nnd women tp spring' dividends with the closing of the ex Mrs. Broadway, an instant' later. from vlcicus or neglected hpmes, while position gates. Hnd it gone from it's “Polly, your memory isn’t half an inch we can bo almost certain that the .-. place on the Midway direct to the scrap long. You never can remember where children of good mothers will be pile or to Coney Island, as Vyim-at-one 'you ptlt- th in g s,” come useful and respectably mem time suggested, more than one Chica • Hastily Mrs. Broadway untied the bers’1 bf society. / goan would have been some thousands BtringsândJjfted-j the, lid. Then she >. It of dollnra richer to-day. ' The wheel Hoine canntrt well be made too sank down on tbe flobr beside the box pleasant or top beautiful. It is only ' that'wns such a drawing card on the and\rniaed her,.voice in lamentatafipn. shores of take Michigan, where the right that it should, be the most at ■ “The same pld velvet scarecrow!” tractive spot pri'sarth to'its-Inmates, surroundings were’ somewhat propor she wailed. “The.same old chiffon, the tioned to. its, size, .wns moved ;to the .brightened nnd sweetened by paren .Btuneold birds I” tal, filial and fraternal -love. Tlie North sideôf the city and placcd in n “The saints be praised 1” said Polly. '' space so small th'ai’the cars liung over founding of such heavenlike homes is’ “I re d up tlie ronin'j m in u te .-.you the mjsBion of Christianity,' as their other property while the wheel wns re slipped out, fo ri didn’t like the looks o’ volving. influence is tp elevate mankind fer that old box a-settin’ on tho chair. tile glory pf God. The Christitih There it has turned occasionally for But.whln the,new..hftl-tQme,Ij)utJt jn the Inst few years, eating up coal, piP home is the true palladium pf .moral tho self-same place so ycr ey ts’d'light ity and religion and'nil-that is. npble ing up cost, an eyesore to the neighbor on it the very first thing’.’? hood nnd a white elephant to ita qwn- in m an. I felfc better from the very first one I took. I had taken, them for about • ': • MrB. B roadw ay w as det^f- tp th is ex month, and waa feeling go much, better that I had forgotten aboutTtho bad feeU lers. What hits tlie big wheel cost to planation. “And, you, gave away my Shirring Revived date 7 Deducting the pjni paid to stock mgs I used to have. The doctors called my trouble dyspepsia. I had it for about hew hat; my hrand:iiew hat to that A great deal of shirring is, dPno on Let UB,give.you an estimate on any Cem- seven years, and Imd never in all my life been able to eat rich food or a very holders during the world’s, fair, and clothes man?” Bhe said to Mr.Broad the lighter gowns Cashmeres and tery Work you may want. hearty meaL I often wondered why I should have so much dyspepsia. I would Counting as part of the cost wbatlthns, w ay, sternly. " ■ri' . veilings tSis Bpripg are' oftep shirred . Wo aro ujanufQcturcfa of have w hat,1 I call waterbrash sometimes four or'five times a day, when, clean lost to its owners, it is safe to sny that “Not gave it away, my dear. Igott53 nbout the waist to represent a corse ( water that seemed hot would run out of my mouth and the pain was something ?1,000,000 will n o t coyer, the to ta l, To for It,’’chirpedMr. Broadway, bravely,, let belt, the gpwns cut in princess or a minute, or else I would have pains at times in my stomach that MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES would fairly double me up or pains in my Bhoulders and legs and all over me so move itfrom Jackson parlt fo,oneyears, , ’ ;••, ... . ' , ihe questions nfctur’ally arise: Why was1 w retch again th is Bide of kingdom several'rows at .the topjand the, full Other Now Jersey Yards— tllat a-L-P-A-N^wjU not. benefit Send flva ccnta to Ripana Chemtcad 0»- Bo. » Swaoo Sbwt,.New Yorkr,foVl0 camples im-i 1,000 tostlmontul* B-I'PA-N-fl, 10 fear 6 cen sor U tmeketato} It built? What has It: accomplished ? come. What shall I do?”-'" • :: ness falls loose and straight over the Matawan, Keyport, b* Imd of all druflwlata who aro wIIIIdc to sell a standard msdlcBa* at a moderate p ir n T W it ' w>nl»b pain and prolong Has it proved any new and useful.prin- Mrs. Broad way ardsefroin her lovyiy Bilk foundation.—-Detroit Free Press; Perih.Amboy and .South River, prolona* Uffti- Ono alves rellet Note tb© word a :Fp*A*N'fl ontbe (Est 1881). (clple in engineering? Â’sld^.^rcim -Its ppsltlon on the flqpr, and . thpn tow being the concrete of tin idea conceived ered' angrily above -the culprits. Pcflly 1 D r ie d A p p le C a lc e. by its-designer,-the Perris-wheel un shifted uneasily tbwhrd tlie door. jj. Sonic oyer nigli t !,two’_tfaoupf(llii of doubtedly was' built tb' .m'ajte’ ôney. • ii ^1 hope .you won’t blame roermem,” dried; apples. In- .tlie mornlng cliop Those,’.who invested jb Jt purposed 'tak Bhe sa'id. “I ’m sure it.a in ’t m y f a u lt/’ fine nnd simmer, for-two hours in t\yo ing advantage o;f..the popular cjaze for “No,” said Mrs. Brbadwayl' benign-, "^cupfuls of New Orienns m olasses. The daily edition^ of the novelties and fads, but,'tbe investment ly “I' don’t.: “He’s the one to blame for When nearly cold add ibnej bf was too large‘to, permit .tho, popular It all—he—he.' .Tamper, th e blunder is sugar, ontrhalf cup \of butter, "four craze to au^lnft. it- . yburs. * You horn, to make mls- cups of floiir, two, eggs,, one dessert Asbury Park Journal Is deliv- a-wArc. LoorninKr.;K . 'itilctB.l'îib n^t.^lmV'you get sick I spoon of sodn, one cu'p-of ppnr- mllk, \tppe, I honestly hope, you’ll go down ono cu p .of rnlsins ;iind ii little-cinnn- Better than a Pionp, Organ, or Music Bos, for it. sln^s and talks ns well nsplaysj and A London militnry expert>ert says the ered by carrier, for fi c^snts a don’t cost ns much. It reproduces the music of nny in3tûment-rband or oi^ hostra—telja ^'British have still the artB of war. to to the office and stay there until you m on,»cloves tipd nutmeg. This chlce stories nnd sings—tho old fumiliar hymns hs well ns tho popular songs—it.lsnlways reads’. learn, They, arc a t IctiBt gplng to a g e t w ell." :1 ... i - r . ■ }•■■ ■'&. is so dbllclpus iji'ls well worth trying. Prices, $7.50 to $100.00. Seo tbnt Mr! Edison’s signature is on every tnachitio. Cata ‘good School, soys the Chicago Record. 'Aod'Mr. Brondwhy" said1 he would, : —Notion a) rtitralynu.A../;? - •> week. logues of nil dealers, or NATIONAL, PHONOGRAPH CO.. 135 Fifth Ave., New York. - .y.'f -,i J ' V- ) ' ■ . :: -:*::!1, ’. ...: ■ - .’ ■ ■■[ \ . ’V • .s’ i-‘. -. - . ‘ . ' 1 " ' . y '' f. j .- ASBURY PARK JOURNAL. . FRIDAY, MAY

BEW1Y GOT NO TEA. WORLD’S COPPER SUPPLY.

% Little incident ot (he Gnllanl'Ad This Authority Telia Why iphcre la miral*. Iteccnt Visit ti- No Immediate Pso»p«ct a t nn PZlIlndeSpiUxt. . , Overproduction.

Mrs. Dewey smiled a little, nodded The dominating position taken by fcdittte,'looked about, a good deal and the United States siaong- the contrib p a s j x o t recognized by half the house. utors to the world’s supply of copper Which wKispered feverishly over her has already been commented oa, says Identity during tha liest of the the Engineering Magazine, Tlie Im Beethoven, says this Philadelphia mense activity of the Americans, added The 18th Anniversary of the opening o.f the Ocean North American, \ to their mechanical genius, has led to. '■ Palace Store and the 4th Birthday of the popular M am .aid when the imislc was over there thi: initiation by them of a,scale of op waa tea in the foyer above-served by erations hitherto unprecedented in the moth Establishment—both at Asbury Park-w ili be fit the Eed Crosa girls at S5 cents a cup, history of mining. But, if the increas and drank, so far as I could see, by ing demand for copper continues, pres tingly observed on 7 nobody but Mrs. Dewey. The admiral ent sources of supply will spun be in had a cup.givfcn him, and wanted it, I sufficient, unless production, at tbe big ithink, very much, but he had to have mines can be still further stimulated. many people introduced to It is doubtful, however, whether the to every one of whom he gave a production of mines like the Anaconda SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1900. 1 hand and one of those kindly, sad Rio Tin to can be very largely in halfi^poken sentences of his., creases!, ■ “Admiral, I want to present my And there Is another side to the ques daughter.” tion that must not be lost sight of— Arid down went She admiral’s cup the more rapidly an ore deposit is ex FEATURES OF THE GREAT EVENT: on the tea table and out came the ad ploited the sooner it will be exhausted. miral's hand.' It is true that there are immense re ! “Your daughter? Ain certainly. I serves of copper are at lake Superior, ANNUAL $ 2 SHOE SALE can See th e—~ ’ --1 assuming that the beds can be profit And again is would be: ably worked down to a vertical depth ■“Here, dear 1 I want to introduce of 6,000 -to 7,000 feet, but it seem s like you to the admiral!” . ly that even this source of supply will And there would be another slip be fail to cope w ith the increased (Jemands tween the cup nnd tfie lip. In the c m of the early part of next century, and he got no tea at all-—for, just as he three or four decades will prqbably see turned iron tha very last introduc It exhausted. We are bound to as Annual Salle pf Clothing tion and fished out th« bit of lemon sume, therefore, that unless new and -from the cup and lifted this JoEgide- abundant sources for the metal are ferred delight, Sirs. Dewey said: opened up in the early part of the next “Well, I suppose we’d better be get century or. some substitute is found - ’I -f*\ Annual Sale of Ribbons J' •> ting away now,” for it in the electrical Industry, there And away they went. Only a Bed is no prospect of copper being overpro Gross girl at the aid of the table, duced. wih whont the admiral- stopped to THE POOR DINER-OUT. Bpeak, .said: “I’d like, admiral, to give you an I FREE TRANSPORTATION A G o u r m e t H nsseni* the. Establish other cup of tea.” m e n t o f m. M nch-Needefj. Pro« Patrons|rom all stations as far south as Point Pleasant can come and go on a F R E E SPEC IA L teotiv© Lcasne. . . A B06>S 'Sm im H L Y ACT. TR A IN , leading Point Pleasant at 1 . 3 0 P. M.; returning leave Asbury Park at 8 t\ M. Shoppers The Ai»lm*|JHelpe the Ocean Palace. sympathy on the part of a. St. Bernard terests oij the culinary art, ns well as dog in that city, reports, the Milwau In those of public health in genernl. Pricjes Reduced I n Every One of the 23 Departments for this Great Event; kee Journal. Alexander Close, a shoe and thqj of the members of the league maker, has but one leg1, the other be-, in particular, says the New York Com For Further Particular^ Read the Circular. j ■, Jag mounted on a peg. He was mak mercial Advertiser. This cautious ing Ids way down Appleton street to gourmet gives some samples of the en his shop. The walks were icy and ha tries which a bureau of the kind ho * had trouble, , When he came to Fisk advocates would make: ' street, W o blocks from the shop, a “Mra. A.—Sauces dangerous, red STEINBACH COMPANY, large St. Bernard dog cime' along ok wine* fair, champagne third rate, com the other side of the street', noticed pany good. Robust members of the :;-V Everything for the Home and Person. the trouble, came over and took Mr. league only can venture to sit at Mrs. Close’s hand gently in his mouth. Mr. A.’b table. T h e , hostess Isas been flodern'Department Stores. Modern Business jiethods. Close st first resented the act, but warned, bnt hlthirto' disdains criti the dog led on and showed what he cism .” » Ocean Palace, > Asbury The Mammoth, meant. He helped Mr. Close on his “Mrs. B.—Soup always bad, plates in way till they reached cleared walk on sufficiently heated, claret dangerously Cookman and flain Park Cookman and Emory the other side of College avenue, when- adulterated, coSee cups cold." vith a caper of satisfaction he turned "Mrs. C.—Serves tepid coffee, in cups back and went ott his way. The dog that have not been previously wanned. :otj1<1 have had no other possible mo Dinner elaborate; nothing bui entrees, tiv e than th at o i helpfulness. . JSe. nothingr. to .eat. Pretentious but hope -stopped on his course and w ent nereis less, ' Mrs.' C. is an old offender. Two tho street to do what he saw was habitues of her Tuesday dinner par needed, He was pleased when he saw ties died last year. (N. B.—These un his convoy on a clean walk,-expressed fortunate victims were not members PRICES FROM MAY II TO MAY 24. llis satisfaction, and went about his of the league,)” business. What more oould a human “Mrs. D.—Member of the league; do? Many people passed the lame . makes great efforts to satisfy the re quirements of high gostronomif art; I. man and saw hit struggles to keep his footing oa the icy walk; but It coffee perfect, cupe, spoons and even was left to a dog- to supply the need the sugar are warmed.” ed relief. . ./■ . BOOK SCORCHERS. WAYS OF TURKISH CENSORS. THESE LOTS RANGE FROM ONE TO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS A Bit of Sensible Advice to Yomg Violation o t T h e i r Bnlea Is Sure to Folk on tbe 8qb}eot of RrlKji the Host Summary Readipir. Those of our young readers' who The Streets ot Asbnry Park are ICO feet broad, an It is well for those haying business know ”hdw much wholesome - fun and with the Turks to have a good'ugijer- profit there may be in sensible bicycle high prices for your groceries when you can buy the tandi-ng of the laws and regulations riding are also aware that there is a advantage possessed by no other Seaside , , in force ia the sultan's domain if they class of riders known by the slang same quality of goods for less money ? W e sell would avoid trouble, says a foreign ex name of “scorchers.” Freak’ R, Stock Resort on the Jersey Coast. change, An honest German merchant ton recently applied the word to those nothjng but reliable qualities, and guarantee every met with a sad adventure a few weeks readers whose idea of literary accom There will never be another seaside town in Monmouth county that ago on account of something which he thing we sell to give satisfaction or cheerfully refund plishment is to run through as many will compare with the broadi Streets and open spaces, such as shown on tad not dreamed of—-violating the laws books as possible in as little tfme as ! * ' /. of the Turkish censor. The German may be, and to keep up this task as your money. r * 1 the map of Asbury Park. This assertion is based on the fact that all was in the porcelain business, and long as they can, says Bt. Nicholas. the ocean front lands between Seabright and Barnegat are already laid the only thing that he ever thought of There is no truth in the report that out with streets averaging fifty per cbnt. less iri width than those writing was entries in his ledger. But the sultan of Turkey or any. other he got an order from a Turkish, mer potentate hns offered a purse of gold of Asbury Park, without such open spaces as Asbury Park. chant for 25,000 coife« cups, and hr pieces and a priceless ruby ring to filled it, and straightway he became th% boy or girl who shall read the a violator of literary taws. He, bad most books In the shortest, time, and packed ap tbfe cbffee cups in old Ger EVERY DAY PRICESr with the least idea of what they con W here pnicttaM f* erect building:* the whole am ount man newspapers, and that settled it. tain. Neither has any university or The Turkish censor seized the whole other learned institution given notice of purchase m oney m ay rem ain on mortfrajge, - shipment. He insisted on reading each that it will present to such misled Bartlett Pears, 10c. Can. 20c. Bottle of Catsup for 1« C. newspaper, and only after he had be young people the degree of B. S.— come convinced that there was neither “Book Scorcher.” The real B. S. de Large Glass Jelly for 5c, , Best Whlte Beainp, 8c. qt. Intention nor danger of smuggling In gree is given for acquirements of a Muire.’ g. t. B1U.IY Fark Haii. sults of the sultan or of his harem into different sort and means bachelor of "J pkges Cornstarch for 25c. - JAMES A. BRADLEY, Owner. the country of the prophet was the scienoe, as. you know. shipment released. The pagee of a good book Bhould Fancy Cpld Paeked Tomatoes, 8c. Can. Now the German is wondering be considered os ore from a gold mine whether, if he packs his next shipment —to be carefully examined until every Bean Pork, 5 l-2c. lb. Condensed Milk, 8c. Can, to straw, the Turkish censor will hold little nugget is found and secured. It up ns being a reflection on his mental Baby Olives, ioc. Bottle. Best Mixed Cakes, 10c, lb. 33000000000000000 or furniture, INFANTRY IK BATTLE. The ftolch., Large Bottle Pickles for 5 c. Leading Establishm ent in the State for This ia known sometimes sis the XI Is the Sudden Loaicc Tbst Destroy High-grade Stock and M oderate Prices. Crawford Notch, to distinguish It from the Morale of Troops In ~ Best New York State Corn, 8c. Can. others in the vicinity. It is a beautiful Action. and impressive valley between Willey mountain and Mount Webster, in the In battle it is not the number of men White mountains of New Hampshire. who are disabled in the bourse of a 0. H. BROWN, It' contains the famous Willey house day’s fight that tell upon the morale of and presents a splendid picture, viewed troops, but it is the losses which rriny We guarantee everything we sell to give satisfaction or your money refunded. SPRING LAKE, LAKEWOOD, from the surrounding mountains and be incurred within a comparatively short time that tend to demoralize and N. J* ' N. J. Sills, Speaking of the view from the Oor specials are sold for cash only, and 'will not be charged at these prices. , sop of Mount Willard, Bayard Taylor unnerve them. For example, says said: “Aa a simple mountain pass, the International M onthly, a .corfce Foraitnse, » Bric-a-Brac -Domestic and Imported, for every re- for the connolsflenr and art collector. seen from aboyc, it cannot be surpassed of 20,000 men maf lose in a day's fight lfl,

VOL. XVII. NO. 119. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 18, 1900. PRICE ONE CENT

METHODISTS IN COUNCIL. PEBBLES. VICTORY CELEBRATED. CONSOLIDATION. Candidate For Dlnhop Withdraws, TUBES CAUSE!) HITCH ’ImpoftaDt Topics Considered, Picked up Hero and Thera and Bunched flags are flying on the West Side Today in Order to Effect This Between the Two CHICAGO, . May 18.—Whether the for Quick Reading. to Celebrate the Downfall, of Wouid- Presbyterian Churches a Meeting Lonj Expected News" Prom Senate D iscusses I*ostoffice Methodist Episcopal board of bishops The banks close at noon tomorrow. be. Saloon K eepers. Will be He!d‘ This Evening, M afeking Gomes Not, Bball ha ye the final decision la the ap- Appropriation Bill. .poiiitmept of the members of the faculty Steinbach’s anniversary sale tomorrow. Everybody in West Grove wbo owns s- The members of the First Presbyterian In the theological schools Is a -question fl4g Is flying the same to the breeze today Church will this evening receive the re The weekly edition of the J o urnal is THE BOER BESIEGERS SUFFER LOSS, which received various answers nt the out of gratitude for Judge Helsley’s port of- the Westminster Presbyterian meeting of the committee on education printed today. PNEUMATIC MAIL CARRYING OPPOSED Church- in reply io the latter’s inquiry yesterday. The matter was brought be Five dollar shoes for $2 at Steinbach’s dedal of liqubr licenses to James Griffin President Steyn n Faiitlve and Free fore the committee by tht report of the Mammoth tomorrow. and Michael Barrett. whether «n overture looking toward tht Declared to Be a Waste of Palillc Stater* Surrendering;— Bailee I .subcommittee of eight, of which Presi amalgamation of the two bodies will be your dime and coupon for the There is general rejolcjng among the Money—Xo Decision Was Reached. dent Raymond was chairman. This re Send in PnaUna; Abend Without Op-* portrait/) President'MoKinley. residents, and the church • people gave received.. . ' Honse Passes Sjic-oinl R iver port proposed that professors should be pbsltlon—DavItt’s Advice, . The report of the Westminster church . and Harbor Bill. • t 1 elected to the faculty of the.schools by You will prosper if you print—and the special thanks'to Almighty God at their meeting last night ln the West Grove M. will contain an affirmative reply. A LONDON, May 18.—England still vote of the bishops arid re-elected by J o u rn a l wiil do the printing for you. WASHINGTON, May .18.— During waits with intense aad almost breathless similar vote. It provided that in the E. Church, for their deliverance out of the committee will probably be appointed by practically the entire session of the sen-" Esv. William Van Kirk of New York interest to? news of t ie • .'lief of. Mafe event the board of bishops refused to re bands of what they call their common the First church to prepare the overture ate yesterduy the postoffice appropriation king A iprowd remarkable for the num elect and preferred charges that the pro will lecture ibis evening oh "Christ and the foe. .. ‘ In question. This action will depend bill was under consideration. The meas ber of men in evening dress anO including fessor’s teachings were not in conformity wine cup,” in the First St. E. Church, ure was read, and all of the committee ninnylndies lingered around tlia war of with the doctrines of the church, lie had Twenty-five members of the Oreos Ath Such a time was never before known upon the view takes of the vote, of the amendments were agreed to except that fice evennfter midnight, hoping for some the riglit of appeal to and of trial by his letic Associatiop made a moonlight bicycle in that section and blstlographsrs there Westminster church on the First church’s relating to the extension of the pneumat announcement. „Only reluctantly did the1 annual conference; and the decision of run last night to Red Bank and return, have already passed the news in its full .recent proposition,, ic tube service. This created some debate people disperse when the lobbies of the the annual conference shall be final. Aft significance to their children. and was being discussed when the meas- . war office were finally cleared with the er a discussion in >vhich there w as oppo Rey. George J. Mingins will deliver tbe ure was laid aside for the day, Mr. Wol word that nothing bad been received. sition to allowing the board of bishops to Memorial day oration to James B. Morris MATAWAN PEOPLE GET FREE OIL. ?ott, chairman of the committee on post Post at Long Branch, on Decoration day. - One thing seems clear. The town still In any way pass upon the doctrinal fidel The Steinbach’s Anniversary Sale. offices and post roads, vigorously attack holds out. Were it otherwise the Boer ity of any minister of the church, the re Fire Chief Schneider iias at work Ten ytousand Gallons Escape Owing to a ed the committee proposition to appro wires laid to the camps of the beleaguers port was recommitted. men An event in the mercantile world will placing wires in position for nee iu connect* Break in a Tank. priate $750,000 for the pneumatic tube would have flashed the news. . Dr. William V. Kelley of the east tlon with the new fire alarm boxes the city begin tomorrow, wher. the. Steinbach service, declaring the extension of the Skeleton messages from Lourenco Sew York conference, a leading candi has purchased. Company begins the celebration of the The large tank of the Standard Oil Service was Unnecessary and the appro Marques, bnWd upon, information that date for bishop, has withdrawn from the Company UBed,as a supply station at the priation a.-waste of public money. Mr. leaked out. nt {ho Pretoria war office, race. H e sent word to his friends that he The Young Men’s Club of tbe First Con eighteenth anniversary of the opening of Central Railroad depot at Matawan, burst Mason of Illinois quite as vigorously show thnt’the Boer stormers Saturday had decided to retire from the field. Hife gregational Church realized about §109 on Sts Ocean Palace store, Cookman. avenue supported the appropriation. An ftmend; fell into a trap. Colonel Boden-Powell withdrawal gave rise to a report of a their strawberry festival, held the past two aud Main street, and the fourth anniver yesterday raorning, and 10,000 gallons of ment by Mr, Butler of North Carolina to permitted them to seize one fort, and he combination between Dr. Spelimeyer and evenings in the church buildlrtg. sary of the Mammoth store, Cookman kerosene flooded the ground for a great redjice by 10 per cent the amount to be then surrounded and overbore them be Dr. Berry. According to the story told Newsboys at Bradley Beach and Avon distance around. paid the railroads for the transportation fore the. large forces near at band per the jila is to elect the former as the avenue and Emorjr street, i The celebra pf mail was rejected—11 to 41. can secure the daily J o b b n a i, every after ceived the stratagem. It was thus that eastern representative and the latter tion will continue one'week. Prices will William Walling, who runs a ‘ tank noon at the J ouknai, agency, Bradley The house passed a special river and Sarel Eloff, President Kruger’s grandson, froi-i the west. Last night it was said the wagon about the country near Matawan, Beach notion store, at office rates. be knocked into smithereens when tbe harbor bill carrying £400,000 for surveys and part of his commando were taken Kelley vote will go to Dr. Spelimeyer, to attempted to mski his connection with and emergency work aud devoted the re Chief of Police Gravatt of Neptune town great storeB open their doors tomorrow. and 50 Boers killed. - gether with a sufficient number of D; the supply tank, when tbe bottom of the mainder of the day to the Alaskan code The Canadian artillery contingent of Berry’s friends to elect the minister irons ship yesterday afternoon released the three Its ©very on of the firm’s twenty-three bill. Very little of tbe three hours’ de the Rhodesian force Ib now reported to New Jersey. After this is accomplished Trenton boys, who were arrested lor sleep departments patrons will have an, oppor tank in some way burst5 so that the con bate was pertinent to the measure. Gen have reached Bulawayo May 2. Tbe dis the Spelimeyer, K elley .and Berry forces ing in a vacant building at Bradley Beacb. tunity of purchasing goods at a discount nection could not be made, nor could the eral debate was closed, and four pages of tance from Bulawayo to Mafeking is 400 will twite to elect the latter. The runjot- Chorister W. O. Johasou and a trained on former prices that will csuSe amaze How of oil be stopped* the 617 pnges of the bill were disposed of miles. As the railway is open all the way of this powerful combination caused chorus of children of the A. M. E. Zion Ib a short time a crowd of nearly a before adjournment. _ . . _ • to Pitsani, 28 miles from Mafeking, alarm among the other candidates, who ment. • Church of Springwood avenue will this hundred people gathered with buckets, Free Homes Bill Slffned. where Colonel Pluiutr is, the Canadians talked Of uniting the field against them in evening give a concert in the churcb build Of particular interest will be the $2’ old tin boilers and other receptacles, and WASHINGTON, -May 18.—President taay yet take part in the relief. nn effort to break the slate, If the Kelley ing. shoe sale, tbe dress goods sale, the Cloth* General French, scouting northward, vote goes to Spelimeyer the latter may began to gather the oil. Many nearby McKinley signed the free homes bill yes The Neptune township high school or lug sale and the ribbon sale. terday afternoon. There were present found the Boers in strong force at Itlie- secure the accessary two-thirds vote re residents got,together several barrels full noster spruit, 30 miles'from Kroonstadt. quired to elect on the first ballot taken chestra will this evening repeat the eoncert Free transportation will ' be given Delegate Flynn of Oklahoma and Repre of the oil. The loss to ihe company will Generals Bot|jfl<;XDclil(i'Captain Joho Ryno NEWBURG, N. Y., May 18.-Covert them passes to go to tbeir farms. aro being caught of an excellent quality. are guests at the Madison. the mission in the claim that $1,000 had and Second Lieutenant Clauds V. Guerin Cross, who lived at 407 East One Hun General Builer Ik pushing straight Considerable 'interest Is also being mani been withheld from it by Secretary Pal dred and Thirty-fifth street, New York ahead without opposition. He has only were appointed a committee with power mer onnm jy under the name of interest fested in drum fishing. The appearance A Scheme That Worked. Not. city, under the name ot Morris, and lost five wounded during the movement. and r , ,i payment on the debt of the of codfish at this season of the year Is to rent the second floor hall of the Apparently he is aiming ot Laingsnek, T. B. Cole, the publisher of a new mag. Charles Eiscn, alias Johnston, alias Mor church of'Peking, The society disclaim- unusual. They have been taken in «mall Wluekler building If they deem It wist: ris, of Chicago, nre in custody here for which is the direct road to the Transvaal, cd all liability for tie assessments made. szlne called The Llterarlanr was In town although he may diverge to Botha's pass. quantities for several days. to do so. passing forged checks on eight Newburg Secretary Palmer supported his action .in several days this week seeking tb« en merchants. Tbe pair have operated and Genera! Hunter’s movements in the The banquet committee of Company. A, withholding tbe money on the ground dorsement Board of Trade, memfiers to are wanted in Albany, Poughkeepsie, western Transvaal are rather puzzling. that the society was liable for tbe obliga- of Spanish-Amerlcan war veterans, reported School Scholars Tested. Troy, Kingston, Elizabeth N. J., and He has returned to Fonrteen Streams itiens It was trying to repudiate. The a scheme for advertising Asbury Park that the anniversary banquet, held in the ■with one brigade, leaving another, Gen Reading, Pa. They are supposed to have matter was referred to the board of mis The Asbury Park high school classes He offered to give the city a thirty page passed bad checks In'Fall River, Lowell erfll Barton's, ot Christiania. Lord Me Wellington hotel, was not a financial suc sions for final adjudication. were examined this morolbg, ie order “write up” with 2,000 copies of his maga and other eastern cities. TJhe pair inva thuen Is said to be advancing along the | Education under the direction of the cess, there lbelng a shortage of $28, after south bank ot the Vaal. Colonel Keke- that tbeir weak points in the various zine for 1300 A special meeting of the riably presented checks drawn on local Mtethodist Episcopal chnrch and particu all expenses are defrayed. This shortage lumber companies and always for $14. wich Is with him. The loop railway line studies might be discovered to enable the Board, of Directors was to have been held larly under the nuspicet: of the Freed- was Immediately wiped out by voluntary They carried a small printing press and across the Vaal is fast nearing comple man’s Aid and Southern Education socie- teachers to give them a thorough review last night to consider tbe proposition', but tion. The probability Is that General subscriptions. printed on local bank checks the name of j ty will be extended to Porto Rico as where most needed. The result of tbis so little Interest was manifested id the some lumber company and .the words Hunter took back a brigade to Fourteen : stton as the finances of the society will test will be that the pupils will be better scheme that only one or. two members “pay check.” Cross filled in the checks, Streams owing to the scarcity of trans : admit. .______BEHIND THE WiCKET, port. qualified for promotion Into higher showed up. Mr. Cole left town this morn and both passed them. General Bundle has captured 10,000 Sfasw University Coarse, ing disappointed and disgusted. Philadelphia Lawyer Missing. feage of corn. He is marching s lowly PHILADELPHIA, May 18, —The Tht Doings of the Various Secret Orders throng!) a district which is described m iPnlVersity of Pennsylvania announces in Asbury Park and Vicinity. PHILADELPHIA, May 18.—W. W. “literally teeming with cattle, sheep and tot jiext fall a four year course in com Eclipse Will Be Visible Here. Edward Ferris Secures a Stay. Atkinson, a. lawyer of this city, formerly The following secret societies will meet of Altoona, Pa., is missing from his horses.” merce and industry. Three additional There is an Idea afloat that the eclipse Vice Chancellor Emery-of Newark has Mr. Michael Davltt, according to a dis menjbers of the faculty are to be appoint this evening: home, and all efforts to locate him have- granted Edward Ferrh of West Park, failed. Mr. Atkinson came to this city patch from Lourenco Marque is said to ed for the purpose. The instruction will to take place May 28 will be Invisible Asbury Council, No, 23, Jr. O. U. A. M, have advised the Boers while he was in cmbrace, befljdes certain general studies, hereabouts. If the weather is clear the through his attorney, Wesley B, Stout, an nbout the beginning of the yoar and liv in.Appleby building,at 8 o’clock. ed with his wife and child at Lnns- Pretoria that If they could hold out until worjt in economics, politics and modern eclipse will be shown in almost totality In Injunction restraining Charles Lewis from Monmouth Lodge, No. 107, Knights of dowhe,. a short distance from the city. tbe presidential election in the United languages nnd special investigations Into 1 Asbury Park. The sun’s face will not be selling, under a chattel mortgage He was last seen on Wednesday of last ^fates they might feel “pretty sure of in the I resources of tropical countries and fore Pythias, in Witickler's hall, 4t 8 o’clock. week. His wife nnd relatives believe he tervention." ??■*» the causes of industrial and com- entirely obscured, as It will at southern closure, property belonging to Ferris. Simonides Court,No, 1, Tribe of Ben Hur, is mentally deranged. At the time ol At Johannesburg the women are form mental supremacy. , points, but to anybody but an aatronomer Lewis had advertised the sale. He claim \ ' ■ ;------Manning building, at 8 \clock.' his disappearance he bad on his person ing a poliec corps so as to release every the picture will be almost m novel here ed that over $500 was due him on the Tobtal’t Play Forbidden, about $500. Mr. Atkinson is 38 years man for fighting purposes nt the front! as anywhere.. mortgage. Ferris claimed the amount is The Corinthian Wheelmen wiil this ev old, 5 feet 6 inches in height and weighft Dr, Archer, wb waa at Dundee during : BERLIN, May 18—Tolstoi’s “The ening mak® a bicycle run to Long Branch about Q pounds. the Boer occupation, assorts that there . of Darkness” has been forbidden only a little-over $200. The vice chan 1 0 In Conference With Mr. B. are several hundred Englishmen serving performance simultaneously by the cen- ■ ,i. cellor ordered an accounting in order to and back. Two sections will leave the Ap i Ror in Lejpslc, Stuttgart and Carlsruhe. Fatal Fire at Ne^bnrfr, 70. Y, in the Boer forces who, would desert if Councilman George F. Wilbur went to ascertain the exact amount involved. pleby building at 7.30 and 8.15 o’clock. NEWBURG, N. Y., May 18.-*A dis assured of pardon from the British. Fire In an Ohio Town, New Yorkftoday to consult with James astrous fire occurred in Newburg yester :------>—1 " . Straw Ride to Manasquan. ' day, morning, resulting in the death of ■ To Commemorate Naval Deeda. " : WELLSTON, O., May 18.—Fire de A. Bradley, a member of the Music Com Auditorium Hotel Opens, stroyed the Original Opera House, th* mittee of Common Council, concerning A jolly party of young ladles and gen e&e man and tin- injury of several others. BOSTON, May 18.—An arch to com Yesterday was opening day at the The tire started in tho six story building memorate the deeds of the famous ijavai city hall building and three .business the engagement of a band for tbe sum- tlemen of Ocean Grove »nd Asfeury Park houses., Lop-i. $50,000. fully insured, Auditorium hotel. This commodious on Water street occupied by Peck & Van heroes of this country is soon to be erect mer. He will also' confer with tbe took a strawrlda last night to Mana9quan Dalfseu, furniture dealers. The building ed at the Charlestown navy yard. Last i American* lin y German Iron. house looks almost new ln lta Interior Founder on the subject of the beach pur and return. At their destination a visit contained much inflammable material and year 'congress appropriated $80,000 for a BERLIN, May 18.—The Cologne furnishings. Many changes that make burned furiously. The tjames communi chase. wks mado to the home of Frank N. Brown, new entrance gate ond houee, and plane Vo^ts Zoitung announces the saie of 50C for ease, comfort and pleasure are visible. cated to an adjoining dry goods store, and specifications which will be forward where a luncheon wss served ahd an tons of specular cast iron at 110 marks Proprietor WilU4m DeBow has done his and it was several hours before the fire ed to Washington in a few Joys, having per! top by the Siegen Specular Iron as hour or so spent In singing and general Shirt Waist Specials. utmost to retain the excellent class of m en began to g'et the upper hand. The b«en drawn at the yard, call for a build- sociation to American buyers. Tbis ii merrymaking. loss is about $75,000. * ing faced with either limestone or gran Here's a tempter foi tomorrow’s great patronage of past years. In this effort he the first sale of the kind to America since In the party were tbe following: Win ite, three stories, with an arched en 1893. anniversary sate—-an unlimited assortment has never yet failed. Already hla June Rochester’s Forged School tnw. trance, containing panels to be intcrlbed of good Percale Shirt Waists for a quarter nie' Radcliffe, Glendora Weeks, Alma ROCHESTER, Mny 18.—District At of a dollar. bookings are heavier than they were with tbe names of many famous naval Hubbard, Mabel Moss, Rachel Moore, torney Warren has begun bis investiga Runaway Proves fatal. Adv.— T h e Steinbach Com part. Juuti 1, last The Auditorium-Ib heroes stncc the time of th*: Revolution. year. Belle Thompson, Lillian Doll, Mary tion into the fraud in connection with the Just what names will be there has liot Mabel M. Hodges, wife of Frank only one hundred yards from tbe beach. $5 Shoes for (2, at Steinbach’s, Saturday. Kelso, SJadle Moss, Florence Moss, Anne. Dow law amendments. School Commis been decided. Hodges of Red Bank, who was injured sioner Chamberlain, Superintendent Mil-, —Adv. ' __ __ Terrill, Edward Prldham, Harry Taylor, ln >a runaway accident nine days ago, Saturday Silk Selling. ton Noyes, Mayor’s Clerk Mclnerney and KQxpensea ot th e Btar S trik e. Special priced new Clothing at Stein- Clarence Hurley, Frank Tompkins, Leroy /Principal J. Burton Warrea of No. died Wednesday from the effects of the 1 NEW YORK, May lS.-A t a meeting bach’s, Baturday.—Adv. For tomorrow only, daiuty Foulard silks, Godfifgy, Irving Fox, Frank Garrison^ -ichool were examined yesterday before of the Westchester connty boy id of su Injuries. Three days before her death the 69 cent the yard kind—for 58 cents Georgs Terrill, Enoch Applegate, Leon the ‘grand jury now in session. All testi* pervisors |flt'White Plains, N. Y., the re lockjaw manifested itself aad she died A Few Choice flat;. the yard. - mony before the-grand jury is supposed Cllver.' v port of tha Judiciary committee favoring h e Steinbach Comp Any. to be secret,- hence it is impossible to from that disease. Still left for rent in Kesttor and new Cook —Adv. ' T the payment of the bills presented for learn anything about what wag testified the expense* of the troops called out to man Avenue Blocks. All modem improve Sea Fighters Pass the Park. ments. Bent $10 to $25 per month. Apply Dr. George B. Herbert, Denial Surgeon to. .- protect property at, tho Cornell dam Chap'ain Gla/ebrook to Preach. A. P. & O- G. ber.sk building. Office-Wars 1 The battleship Texas and the cruiser to agents nr ewnere.—Adv.-2tf. Nominations Confirmed. - daring the recent strike of Italians nt Next Thuttiday evening the members of a. m. to 6 p.m. Gas administered.—adv3-5-9 iiint point woe adopted. Tho expenses New York, bound for New York from WASHINGTON, Mny 1.8.—Tho senttt* Company A wTll attend divine services tn Saturday $ilk Selling, Hampton Roads, passed- here today. Incurred by the troops alone amount to Tdqity Episcopal Church. . Former Chop- has fonfirmed the following nominations: Anniversary Bale at Steinbach’s, Saturday H. K. Sanderson, to be postmaster $46,000. It was claimed that soma ol fain Glazebrook of Elizabeth; who served W e w ill sell, t&mqrrofr, those popular, T hese ships w ill, on M emorial day, fire at figured Liberty silks at 29 cents the yard, a -Adv. _____ tho bills ware extremely largo, tho conn* with tbo Third Regiment volunteers, will the annual salute at Grant’s tomU, River Lynn, .Muss.; J. C, McNally of Pennsyl ty having been charged $ 10 a barrel for dime the yard cheaper than normal prices. vania, to be consul general at Guate preach. ______. Ribbons below cost at Steinbach’s, Satur- side Park. sotatocB'arid gl a dozen for eggs .. —Adv. Th e Stkinbach. Com pany. e}ay.-*-A dv. ______mala City: Lieutenant Colonel J. C. GU- niore,. to be assistant adjutant general Annual Shoo" sale, Saturday, at Steins Grenelle’s Mngic Core Cure; 10 cents. Friesodaat Steinbach’s Mammoth,' Sat Grenelle’a Hast j.Cough Cure. Sure cure; __ GreneH? German Dyspepsia Cwe; SO with rank of colonel; Major H. 0. &. bach’s.—Adv. . i Noae better.-—."ni v tf. urday ,r-Adv. ___ _ 25 cents.—adv.tt. __ cents—adv.tf. • _____ Heistoud, to be assistant adjutant gen eral with rank of lieutenant colonel. Exceptional values in Hosiery at Stein* - /.Under^eur bjr^aina at Steinbach's, Sat- Grand free concert at Sleinbaeb^s .Ocean $2 Shoe sale at tJteinbsch’s, Saturday.— T he J ourkat, for dowja-to-date Job Print loch's, Saturday,—Adv. i|[ilay.—Adv. Palace, Saturday.—Adv. Adv.; ing. Saturday next—then SteiabachV.—Adv. 4

WORLD’S COPPER SUPPLT. PAINT COATS OF WARSHIPS. • Speeial ‘Rofiees. Asbury, Park Journal JACOB MULLER Tht* Authority Veils Why There Ia Colors Used by the Various Movtea o t CLERK WANTED PUBLISHED EVERT AFTERNOON No Immediate Prospect of an • the World on T li« lr Dig In cigar store. Don't apply unless yon have MERCHANT TAILOR EXCEPT BDNDA.Y AT O verprbdoe 1 Ion, Boats. had experience and aro willing_to work hard. ■ \ • * Address “ Porfooto,” J o d b n ai, office, U0_-3.lt ' solicits trade from those fH :. ASBURY PARK PRINTING HOUSE The dominating position taken by Every np.tion has -its own fashion of COTTAGE WANTED who are w illing to pay a 718 MATTISON AVENUE, the United States among the contrib painting its ships-of-war, just as it has utors to the world’s supply of copper a'■distinguishing uniform for its sol I wont to ront a cottago for'throe months reasonable price for hon «SBl«HV PARK NEW JERSEY. from Ju n o 1 . MuBt ntiiro a t lea st fo u r tood- has already been commented on, says, diers. Our own navy favors black 6id es, ro©m8 and bath. Pride not»to exceed $250. est'clothing m aterials and 1 ■ the Engineering Magazine. The im white upper-work superstructures, yel W rite: “ W. K S., J o u r n a l, offlce. 119-24* Good Property on faultless m aking. I sat p. a. o r X w e r p. mense activity of the Americans, added low funnels nnd masts and ventilators, FO B SALE. to their mechanical’ genius, has led to lays London Answers. German men-of- isfy present patrons— let ION. OlinnCtTBLl^MONItt 1. A Smith-Premier tr _ .. v aa good as- new* the initiation by them of n scale of op war are generally painted gray in time for $50 cash. Address ‘‘Typewriter.” this m e do the same for you. FIRST AVENUE erations hitherto unprecedented in the of peace and carry bands on tbe fun offlco. 110 *22* -Friday,-May-18,-W«i0^-- history of mining. But, if the increas nels; but for their war dress they have LOST. Near Bond Street. ing clem a i ni for copper continues; 'prcs-=-' -derided-for-arsotftr.of-."khaki” wo** paint MULLER ent sources of supply will soon be in of 'tt -yellowish brown hue, which their A pocketbook containing a sum of money and valuable papers. Namo, *‘J. E. South.” on lyierehant TalTor, TWO HOUSES ON LOT. LET’S BREAK AWAY.. sufficient, unlesSrpr Meeting Association, and by tbe New tion that must not be lost sight of— plete suit of neutral gray drab, which the more rapidly an ore deposit is ex is almost invisible iu gTay weather. . To exchange- rd ideal residence in beautiful K n o w Brunswick district preachers, at their Morristown, New Jersey, for one on or near the ploited the sooner it will be exhausted. The late Spanish navy was painted beach for the months of July and Auguat. meeting Monday, the has made J o u r n a l It is true that there are immense re m uch.after the English fashion, except Apply to Mrs. S. N. LaRue, Morristown, N. J. 117 - 2 2 * Monmouth R ealty Go. known—the existence of an agreement, serves of copper are at Lake Superior, for those ships serving on their Amer w hen m ade, where to be found, and " Its assuming that the beds can be profit ican and Pacific stations, which were ASBURY PARK. N. J. most Important section. ably worked down to a vertical depth painted white. \ M E . GOFF, The celebrated ’Western Trance Medium, has Rooms 12- i £, Monmouth Building, The announcement that an agreement of 0,000 to 7,000 feet, but it seems like The A ustrian war vessels may be rec-, arrived,in this city and has taken parlors at existed, without any reference to date or ly that even this source of supply will ognized by their black hulls', w hite up 400 Munroe avenue, noar Cookman, Can be N. W. Corner Mattison Ave. and Bond St. fail to cope w ith the increased (lemahds per works and black funnels. The Rus consulted on the past, present ana future. the contents of the same, was regarded by Gives advice on all buuiuoss matters. Office of the early part of next century, and sians go in for black hulls, yellow fun- the people as lacking official confirms. hours 9 to 0. ' 116-39 three or four decades will probably see lrels with black tops and white masts. _. tlon. Accordingly, not much considera it exhausted. We are bound to as While,you may easily tell a Turkish f o b s a l e , Ch e a p . tion was given to'Mr. Evans’ statement. sume, therefore, that unless new and man-of-war by her red funnel and coat One 12-horse power boiler, ono Worthington But now, through the Journal, the abundant sources for the metal are of dirt. ■ -j. . steam pumtv one 75-ft 2-inch galvanized pipe new, lot or fittings, Kenedy braes valves new, i I The Accident people are enabled to do more than learn opened tip in the early part of tie next one 400-gallon cedar tank, 12 copper bath tul*s. to the Central Railroad the fact that an agreement exists. They century or some substitute is found CHINESE ARITHMETIC. Mast be sold at once. At the Portland. * 115-20 E. I. F okd. train serves as a reminder 5 may pass judgment The instrument lies for it in the electrical industry? there Celeatlals Possess a Talent for Inao- of the value of accident before their eyes. The changes that have is no prospect of copper being overpro GRADING. c rira c j- That Amount* to insurance. An accident been brought about since the agreement d u ced. ■ Contractor for Positive Genius. hedging a special ■ policy of the Travelers •was made have also been defined, as Hendrickson, 532 Prospi THE POOR DINER-OUT.' 1002, Asbury Park, N. J. • OOtf Insurance Company cost strongly as those who controlled the i . The Chinese rejoice in a wonderful ing but per annum to A Gourmet Sointula tlie Establish $25 -making of these changes would define talent for inapouracy in every detail, prefen-ed risks pays $50 a th e m . ment of a Much-Needed Pro says Leslie’s Weekly. For instance, a tective Leaffse. pound or-a pint varies as it suits the week indemnity for a total Granting for the sake of argument that mr merchant’sfancy. Insom epartsyou get disability or $10,000 for this agreement is, still binding, there yet A gourmet suggests the establish half or'quarter as much as you do in death by accident while remains a means of escape. Secretary ment of a league of diners-out and of a others for the same price and mcas- • riding- as a passenger in Evans asserted that Asbury Park has not bureau of inquiry and information, Jire. any railway passenger car. a railroad station' of its own. He con w h ere n o te s abouffc h o s ts a n d h o ste sse s Then again, their way of calculating ComiBePcemenit Let us give you further tends that we are persona non grata with would be obtainable, said notes to be distances does not at all tally with Eu F la m e . particulars. - the railroad officials. He declares in collected and disseminated in the in clid. For instance, you,are told from of terests of thd culinary art, w ell aJs ■effect that Ocean Grove’s control o f the as A to B is four miles, but from B to A ! ! MILAN ROSS AGENCY. In those of public health in general, -railroad company is absolute. He goes Is eight-miles. If you’ask how this The Schools . - 208 Main St. and that of the members of the league - ■ - h . \- . •even'so “far as to hint that if Ocean Grove Is possible, you are told it depends in particular, says the New York Coni- from which endyou start; if you start bad desired, tb« railroad station would generally reminds us there is some mercial Advertiser. This cautious' from A it is down hill, so much easier have been built directly opposite Ocean thing to buy for the graduates. gourmet gives, some samples of the eii- to walk; whereas, starting from B, The Kind the W e have carefully selected some ■Grove. tpes which a bureau of the kind ho you have to walk up hill, which is much DIAMONDS What follows? advocates would make: I, more exerting and fatiguing—in fact, TUTTLE new and dainty goods for this occa Asbury Park needs a station of its own. “Mrs. A.—Sauces dange-rous, red It is the same as walking a longer dis sion, such as watches, rings, pins, That is the remedy. wines fair, champagne third rate, com tance on even ground. STORE brooches and numerous novelties JEWELRY pany good. Robust members of the The sooner this is realized,-the better This form of argument- always in silver. te^gue only can venture to sit at Mrs. for Asbury Park. amused me nearly a? much as the way SELLS A.’s table. The hostess has been the Chinese have of eouhting a per WATCHES A settlement must be reached. Asbury a w . Co r n e l i u s ;; warned, but hitherto disdains criti son’s age by tens. “My mother,” they You Know.’ Park cannot any longer remain an infant, cism .” will tell you “(s 30" (or40). When slie 624 Cookman Ave. CLOCKS whose cries Ocean Grove may quiet with “Mrs. B.—Soup always bad, plates in leaves 30 she is getting near 40. Should Of couree we cut the price a religious scoldings. ,. sufficiently heated, claret dangerously we all like to be told that, I wonder? adulterated, coffee cups cold.” • little, as l.iont people like to 1 save a little if they can. CUT G L A SS “Mrs. C.—Serves tepid coffee, in cups dream of Clams. Two dozen clams, two cups of milk Our stoves will still be in TELEGRAPHED UP ONE FLIGHT that have not been previously warmed. use when. most others are Jewelry, Watches and Clocks Dinner elaborate; nothing but entrees, two tablespoonfuls of flour, tw o table- worn out. They’re better’in repaired thoroughly and quickly. ^California Man W ires a H u u se Up nothing to eat. Pretentious but hope spoonfuls of butter, one small pnior. construction. One Pair of Stair's W hile less. Mrs. C. is an old offender. Two chopped, one cup of cream, pepper, In tbe B ait habitues of her Tuesday dinner par salt and a dash o t nutm eg. W ash th e H* H . Caswell ties died last year. (N. B.—These un c la m s a n d p u t th e m in a p a n o n a r a n g e . 639 Mattison Avenue That New York is a big city, which fortunate victims were not members When the shells open, remove clams the. stranger seldom learns very well, of the league.)” and strain the liquor. Chop the clams Asbury Park, N. J. was quite forcibly expressed upon a “Mrs. D.—Member of the league; fine and rub. through sieve. Make a dOHN N. BfclRTlS, CENTRAL HALL .certain well-kttown Californian a few makes great efforts to satisfy the re thickening by melting the butter anti days ago. . He comes here twice a quirements of high gastronomic art; stirring in the flour, taking care it dees BICYCLE STORE year, ahd has long since leanied' to coffee perfect, cups, spoons and even not brown. Add, the milk which has Undertaker and Embalmer find his way about, says n New York the sugar are warmed.” been scalded with the onion in it, and' M. L. FERRIS, PjJlprlBtor. correspondent of the San Francisco4* pepper and nutmeg. Taste and see if 708 MATTISON AVENUE. M i l Chronicle. . >1 BOOK SCORCHERS. salt is needed. Add the clam pulp and All the Leading Makes of Wheels. . He was charging about the business a pint of thin liquor just before serv Coffins and Burial Caskets on hand or fur1 Responsible Auctioneer. district . and suddenly . remembered A Bit of Sensible Advice to Yoang ing. Heat through well and add your tiished^ to order, 'telephone 181 B;— - • — OtlenV—the leading racer of the World. that he wanted to telegraph to a Colic on the Bubjeet of cream aB you pour into the tureen.— Cleveland—the old favorite. friend whose offices are at No. IBS , Readlne. Spalding—equal td the best. . , j Broadway. The CaMforniah dashed D ayton— ever popular and reliable. Highest Price Paid for Second-H&nd G oods. into the nearest telegraph office, wrote Those of our young readers who Barnes — ) I Tried and true. ‘ know how much wholesome fun and' C raw ford > Large Line of NeW and Second-Hand , ,the coin, passed it through the vrick- profit there may be in sensible bicycle, Refrigerators. et to the receiver. “file receiver riding are also aware that there is a Several other makes, smiled., _ , - elass of riders known by the Blang SUNSET HALL jprices from $22 to $75. The Cheapest Place in Town to Buy “What is the matter?” demanded name of “scorchers.” Prank B. Stock S to v e s. t the Californian. ton recently applied the word to those ^Fourth Avenuo, near Ocean. Repairing, Renting, Instructing. “Why, this is No. 195 Broadway,” readers whose idea of literary accom •Sid the receiver, “and your man ia plishment is to run through as many Agents for Rubber Hose and Mats ttprjufli'r.die flight, of stairs.” books as possible in as little time, as and Spalding Sporting Goods. 508 flain St. Thera wari a' confused period that may be, and to keep up this task as lafftejd about a second, and when the long as they can, says St. Nicholas. Superior in overy respect. Don’t Forget the Humber, . Californian got his nerve baekr he There is no truth 1 in the report that 7 14 MATTISON AVENUE. calmly said; ‘I know that, lert.lt go, the sultan of Turkey or any other — 5 0 8 — anyway. I guess I can telegraph .potentate has offered m purse of gold across this room or this counter, if I pieces and a priceless ruby ring to ■want to, and; have the money. We the boy or girl who shall read the do that thing out ln Califdrnla every JOHN ROCKAFELLER & SO S. most books in the shortest time, and * M K . * *S Jft * * :••[ day for a Joke.” ^ with the least idea of -what they con The receiver may have been bluffed, | r Sviwost tain. Neither has any university .or but as receivers go they' are hard to other learned institution given notice First Avenue and Bergh Street* ’ ' ? impress. . .. r •. Jr TAKE YOUR PICK * that it will present to Buch misled G r a m e r c y H otel Same successful management. Near beach, pavilions and young people the degree of B. S.— bathing grounds. Opens June 10. Illustrated booklet and terms on application. y(?u are obliged to travel, leav TESTING CANNED HA£RY J. ROCKAFELtiER. “Book Scorcher.” The real B. S. de ing a member of your family ill Bow It Is Done ln the Woolwich Re- gree is given for acquirements of a i Enlarged and improvod. Eloctric light, sun parlor at home—how can you receive N o trouble “ to suit ■. fastidi- ... * aerve Depot In Eng different sort and means bachelor of superior table. Steam heat in winter Open ...... afl -yoai. news at any station from Bostofi. land. Grand Ave. Hotel h . SILL, Proprietor. .ous smokers. One hun- ^ science, as you know. to Omaha—from Montreal, to •M The pages of a good bdok should Corner Grand and Summerfield Avenuea. Sixteenth peason. * dred brands to choose from, ^ Among the most Incomprehensible be considered aS ore from a gold mine Winter and Summer. Permanent and transient guosts. Terms, K6y West ? The Imperial $8 to $12; $2 per day. > H. A. KINGSLEY. proceedings to be observed within the —to be carefully exumined until every j l including all the old favor- * vast area of Woolwich reserve depot g \ . • . g gy - g 100 Second Avenue, One-half block from Beach. All im- TELEPHONE SERVICE. ites. . Cigar prices range little nugget is found and secured. v v n i r u l provementa. Suporior cuisine. Special rates^^Mtnd June, £ are the doings of a small party of offi from a nickel to a quarter. cials, one of whom appears to do noth INFANTRY IN BATTLE. T r r • / • 4 ^ Corner Bangs Avenue and Main St. Noar Union dopot and on \ . ing all day long but sit at a table and I tlO Y P f l f l n n n P trolley. Opon all the year. First-class in every particular. t tap on the top of tin canisters with a It Is Ihe Sadden Louea That Deslroy ® dlW U IlIv/ Reduced rates till July; EDWARD B. PALEN. THE HEW YORK AND BERINQER’S cOnple of bite of stick something after the Morale of Troops In Sixth nnd Kingsley. 100 yards from boacli and near all points of NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE CO. Action. intorest. All improvements. Unexcelled table. * the manner of a child beating on the* A u d ito r iu m WM. DEBOW, Proprietor. 152-154 Main St. Asbury Park upturned end of his drum, says the 170 Broadway, Long. Branch. % London News. The tins are passed In battle it is not the number of men Fourth and Oqean. Directly on the beach. Now manngement and newly furnished. Opens May 15. Firet-class in every ‘Obefore him about as fast as he can tap who are disabled in the course of a B r is t o l particular S. BANTj( Proprietor. m s s •$&& -them, and absolutely nothing seems to day’s fight that tell upon the morale of come of the game. To the unenlight troops, but it is the losses-whlch may Directly facing ocean. Homoliko comforts. Soloct family resort. Killing ened onlooker it is quite unintelligible. be incurred within a comparatively The Madison Blodern. Evening dinners. Send for booklet. The tins contain meat, and before they short time that tend to demoralize and 108 Fourth Avonuo'. Fifty yards from ocoan. unnerve them. For example, . says All modern improvements. and Cutting MATT. APPLEGATE are passed into store it is, of course, Edgemere Inn "C. M. VAN W iCKLE, formerly of Tho Willard. important to examine tho condition the International Monthly, a corps of w hat is inclosed, and this, in fact, o f 20,000 men may lose in a day’s fight is tKe way it is done. The trained ear 10,000—one-half its number—without Do yf>u know that much de Painter . . . of the expert examiner can tell wheth being demoralized, but should they pends oh the vtfay that killing er the meat is in a wholesome or'n- j lose one-fifth of their, number — say Does Your Furniture and cutting is doue as to the pulrid condition by tie sound emitted ; from 3,000 to 4,000- men—in the course tenderness of^neat? •when rapped with the stick, just.asthe I of half an hour, .their morale would Don’t struggle and worry . . Decorator examined of railway carriage wheels is surely be destroyed. Look Like New?- | The British military operations, es over tough, stringy m#at, when supposed to be able to tell whether the you can get the choicest of all wheel he taps with his' hammer is pecially their battle tocties, have been freely and even virulently Criticised by If it does not, send me a postal card and I will-call per £inds by dealing her6. * cracked or not. The rapidity with Paperhanger •which the businesses gone through the military experts of other Euro sonally and tell -svhat the cost will be to make it $o. > and the eeeming inattention of the pean nations—especially the Germans. ' * 'Mattresses renovated. Cushion work of all kinds! Com Knierim’s •> JtJs not, however, at all assured that p e r f o r m e r w ith th o s tic k s a n d h is to t a l plete line of upbojstering goods always in stock. indifference to all sorts o i no ise s a b o u t they would not have suffered at first ' Columbia Market from the indulgence in the same faulty • • * RESIDENCE, 509 SIXTH AVENUE. ill» render the procedure q very cu Upholstering ) EDWIN A. WEIS, ♦ . . . *’ ^ ' ^ • • • ‘ “shock” tactics by delivering frontal at . fi I ’ * - • ' ' shions one lo watch. The test i5.s a id .t0 tacks on intrenohed trooo3. b 2 practically infallible. , and Decorating. 612 Cookman Avenue. 647 C o O k m a n -A.VO . f ' P . O, B o x 1004 . ' seS i n n o c e n t d e s e r t e r s . a I KIKE STILL ON. %mvzlevz' Suide, PR0B1GTBE FRAUDS M a n y 'AppSiontlonn F r o m Veteran** UetfentctB. Couferenc.-a, nt St. l^ttil# For R elief l.’iuter tlie Nc^v I,inr, l * r u v e I s’ u H IfR N , WASHINGTON, May 18.—Move than . ST. LOUIS, afny l'Sjr—1TliFgiilmiiiittipii' railroad; investigation of Postal OaBa 1,000 veteran sailors and marines of the of the prolonged-struggle Jsatweeii tiii). civil war have filed applications with the Sr. Louis Transit■company .had its em QUALITY FIRST Begun In H avana. navy department to havft removed the ployees i» not yet in si uit, n.itivttUstuntl- I The Standard KaUroad ot Amertoa, T charges of. desertion ■■ which now stand ing tj.o confeicnees lie.d d .tiiu ; clii-'rp^st ^ ■ — —■ • ■ 4 against tlfbir - names. This action was On and after November 10,1890. The standard of; excellence mîntaiii^d for years \veel.'. Y estfiday, like Trains Le.w Asbury Park—'Week Days. fHOHPSON IS RELEASED ON BAIL taken.in anticipation of tlie_ bill extend was devoted to i":t up To i< in the.selling of Groceries at our old stand will be ing Indefinitely the provisions of the act For New York and Newark, 7,10. 8,50 - sc,, lijte hour last liisiii no bulitjii:! tefniin-' 2.25, 5.88 p.m. Bo I* Churned, Wltb Conspiracy. of 1888 relative to what are known as to cud the 'tijiht had iK-cii; n/nyed. U... For Elizabeth, 8.50 a.m.. 2.25, 5.88 p.m. maintai»;ed at our new store. Tlie new quarters are / ‘innocent desertions” becoming a law. Shortly rtftei* 8 p. mi tlie lini c-Wviiin". For Kakway, 8.60 :i.tn„ 2,25, 8,88 p.m. Neely Thoairlit to Have Pocketed For ten years Judge Advocate Genernl {•pr Matawan, 8.B0 a.m ., 11.96. 6.88 p.m . better adapted for our growing trade. Our always tlvj Lion’s Share ot tUe Steal. committee and the "transit ci.'.:>l>.iay For Long Branch, 7.10 ,8,BO,'H.OO a.m., 9 16, Lemly has been seeking to secvire this cials met and cbutin'urd in -ie.-si /U tw. a.S6, 6.E8, 6 40 7.07 p.m. reliable delivery system will be better than ever. Story From Blonde. Jnd. legislation, nnd the bill hap passed 'first hours. . For Sea[Bank 7.10,8.60. a.m.. 3.23, 6.88p.m. Why not.cotne down, town and look the new store one house nnd then the other, but only The strikers’ committee ^submitted i; For Philadelphia, Broad St. and Trenton. 7.20, HAVANA, Mar 18.—'Thompson's bail ^SÔB a.m,, l2.1R,;4.07^.to<— ------>vss. ultimately reduced fi-oiu $10 ,000-to Wednesday succeeded In passing Jipth-irt. ouii'.or-iiroiioKitteii -to t ' For Comdon.viaTrentou and Bordentown, 7.20, "over ? /. Attractive goods at wifactlvej^ces will (>1 ,000, which was deposited in cash by one 'session. "It now goes to the presi them by the railroad oTirhlls Wednesdaj 8.05 a. m., 12.15, 4.07 p.m. pay you for your call, ;iie Danish consul, Herr Culmell, a dent. No one knows how many veterans night, wliieh was rejected >>y the execu For Caradon and PhiiadolpUia, via TomB Biver, nre affected by this act.- . 1.2 8 p .m . wenltliy, merchant. tive committee of tKt laliv-'uy- mpn's tt)i ForTom8 River, Island Heights and intermedi At the close \>f the. civil war sailors The bail of Moya and; Mascaro has ion at an early hji;r-ye:‘te.id.iy. morning. ate Btations, 1.28 p.m. ^ G. D. JELLLFF & CO. and marines numbering many thousands The ■ transit company ‘.olhl'iitls at ycste.. - For Point Pleasant aud intermediate' statloni, been reduced .to $1,500, which is not yet 10.50 a.m., 2.58. 5.10, 0.48 p.m. forthcoming. reported at Philadelphia to be mustered day afternoon's coilfcreiiee 'In turn re Main Entrance, 607-609 Cookman Ave. out. The receiving ships did not afford For Now fynnswick, via Monmouth Junction. Messrs. Smith and Fosncr. "the in jected the counter proposition of its em 8.05 a.m.. 12.15, 4.07 p.m. Carriage Entrance, 606-608 Mattison Ave. spectors who arrived Wednesday, have accommodations for more thau a small ployees, the lrltch resting entirely on a Trains Leave New York for Asbnry Park oeen examining Mr. Kathboue. Yestcr- fraction of them, and after waiting many clnf.ffe which calls for the ‘ complete re; From Wost Twonty-thlrd Street Station^ 8.55 days for the mustering out officer, being 3ay they were in corifcrence with Oeii- instateincnt of all the old men. a.m., 12.40, 8.25, 4.55 ifitn. Snodaye, 0.25 Formerly a t M«)n Strc abury Avenu* toid that they wt*"e not wanted, the men a.m., 4.55 p.m.- " ?rnl Wood for more than an hour and The railroad officials flatly stated that From Dosbro8BB8 Street Station , 0.00 a.m.». then went to Reeves. They decline to -drifted off to thelr'homes throughout the under no circumstances would the men 3.40, 5.10. p.m, Sundays, 0.45 a.m., furr.fsU any Information whatever as to country and returned to civil life. Tech .employed by them to supersede the strik - 5.15 p.m. ( . nically every one of these men was a From Cortlandt Streot Station. 0.00 a.m., 12,50, the result of their Inquiry., ers be displaced. After the adjournment 8.40, 5.10 p.m.’ Sundays, 9.45 a.m., 5.15 p.m. Reeves will be allowed, to remnin nt deserter, insi the act Is intended to re; President: ’ Whitaker of the transit con: • On Sundays Will atop at Interlaken and Avon move that stigma from their mimes. pahy said ftlti offei; jyrts- final <»ud.tbat-.it in placo of North Aebury Park and Asbury Park Jiis own home lot. charge of special. toletofrpasaemrera. ^ Bgents. During the Investigations now lay now altogether with the meu whether p i v m b i k o BASEBALL SCORES. tho strike was’to continue pr be called Trialna Loave Plilladelplila (Broad Street/for Sn progress he will bs called'upon daily ■ „ .. Aebury Park (to give evidence, nnd It is also felt that off.: .- ■■■ • At 8.20,11.10 a.m., 8.80, 4.02 p.m., woeWays. A MANUFACTURING PLANT SUPPLIES Revolts of Te»«er«My’» Game* In ball required of bin; would, necessarily The grievance committee at once left Market St. Wharf, via. Camden and Trtsnton, N ational Leasrne. for the West End coliseum, where the 7.80,10.80 a.m., 2.80, 8.80 p.m. weekdays, can find just what is required iu supplies' at _puiLStore. We never je heavy and would probably not be A t P i t t s b u r g — ' Leave Market St, Wharf, via JumeBburg, 7.80 forthcoming. The principal chaW Philadelphia...... 8 0 0010000-4 general committee of tlie strikers' union a.m., 4.00 p.m., week-days. a!?;ow our stock to become depleted no matter how great the demand. gainst the Havana postmaster, Mr. E. Pittsburg,.....i.:.. ) 0 1 1 0 0 0 Or-,3 nnd practically all the striking employees Washington ana the Sonth. . We carry everything which years of careful observance hasshown is Hits—Philadelphia, 8; Pittsburg, It Er were assembled, in mass meeting. The LEAVE BROAD BTBEET, PHILADELPHIA, JP. Thompson, who, with Mr. W. H, rors—Philadelphia, H-, Pittsburg, 3. Bat proposition of the railroad company was For Baltimore and Washington, 8.50,7.20,8.82, needed. It doesn't take long to get anything to you under these /R eeves, deputy auditor of tho iBland, nntl teries—Platt and McFarland; Waddell, 10.20, 11.28, 11.83 a.m., (12.88 Limited, Edward Moya nnd Jorge Mnscortj, Cu C'hesbro and Schriver. submitted to the meeting for ratification, conditions. ban clerks in the stamp department, A t Cincinnati— '■ and up to 10:30 o'clock last night the Brooklyn .4 0. 000000 0— 4 matter wns still under, discussion. L is v.*v, u-uu v/ai;, i.al iJLSUllUg wns arrested nnd lodged In the Vivnc, Cincinnati.... i .0 0 0 9, 1 0 0 0 2 Car) p.m., aud 12.20 night week-days. Sun* tbe Tomba of Havana, will be that he H its—Brooklyn, ‘1; Cincinnati, 10. Errors stated that in case of rejection of the days, 8.50, 7.20, 0.12, 11.28, 11.38 a.m., —Brooklyn, 0; Cincinnati, 2. Batteries— proposition n sympathetic strike of all la 1.18 (Dining CaiO, 8.12, 4.41, (5.20 Con Kttson and McGuire; Hahn and.Peitz. bor unions in the city or a lnboc demon gressional Limited, Dining Car), 6.05, 0.55 K5ffl£rST, Table of Percentaget. stration in the near future will be dis (Dining Car), 7.81 (DiningCar) p.m., and. ,W. Is. P.C. 12.20 night. m m m i Philadelphia...... 15 S .714 cussed. Time-tables of all other trains of the system Brooklyn...,...... 14 8 .638 may be obtained at the ticket offices or stations, P i t t s b u r g ...... 13 10 .565 Obstinate Jnror Con'ftn'ired,1 . J.fi. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agt« Chicago...'...... 13 10 .565 WILKESBARRE, Pn„ Ma? 18.—The J. B. HUTCHINSON, Gen. Minajrer. St. Louis..., ...... 10 11 :4?C Cincinnati ...... 10 11 .470 jury tn the case of John Lutz, charged N ew Y o r k ...... 6 14 .300 with the ifiurder of his wife, has return C. W . SIM ONSON, B o s to n ...... 5 14 .283 ed a verdict of murder In (he first degree. The jury hnd been ou't 10 days. They YORK ISD LONG BROCH R. R, DISTRICT AOENT FOB CONDENSED DISPATCHES. had on several occasions Reported to the court their inability to agree, but Judge Time Table in effoct November 10th, 1800. The Pennsylvania railroad will estab H alsey Bent them back, saying uuder the Pale Extra lish a new branch office la New York.' STATIONS IN NEW YORK. Ballantine’s B e e r s law lie could not discharge them. Lutz Central H. R; of New Jersey, foot of Liberty Export and Lager The boiler of a Russian torpedo boat killed his wife with an ax while she and Whitehall streets, (South Ferry termibaU exploded at Cronstadt, killing six per slept. Tbe defense was Insanity. After Pennsylvaoia R. R „ foot of Cortlandt, Des- Bottled by Steam Process and Guaranteed to Keep in any Climate. brosses and West Twenty-third streets. sons. being out four days the jury stood 1 1 to Leave NEW YORK for ASBURY PARK and The race question was discussed at the 1 for a verdict of first degree murder. OCEAN GROVE. W ines, Ltauors, and Foreign and Dom estic Aies and Porters. southern industrial convention at Chatta The juror who held out was the foreman, Foot of Liberty stroet:. 4.80 8.80r 11.80 a. m„ nooga. F. A. B. Koons,- a well known paper *4.80, 6.28 p. ra. Goods delivered only on order—free of charge. The British, steamer- Samanthi; was manufacturer. He said, be believed the Foot of Whitehall street^ (South Ferry termi nal;) 8.25, 11.8o a. m., *4.25, 0.10 p Telephone call 67-3,. wrecked on the Nova Scotia coast. The prisoner insane, and he firmly held to his ôotofWest Tweotythird street: 8.5; SPRING LAk£, N. J. crew was saved. refusal to find him guilty until yesterday ^ 12.40, *3.25. *4.55 m. afternoon,, when" he was ill and could Foot DesbrosBes street: 0.00 a. m .,12.50, *8.40, The son of the Duke and Duchess of *5.10 p. n> York wae christened Henry William stand the siege no longer. He then Foot Cortlar^* street: O.'OO a. m., 12.50, *8.88, Frederick Albert. ' agreed with his fellow jurors on the ver * 5 .10 p. n.. dict. ■ -■ _ ' . - _ d _ A :;llef force has been gent^ from the Leave ASBURY PARK and OCEAN GROVE for W ILLIAM GRIFFIN, JR. British Gold Coast to KtmutasI, which Is H en m ttrk W ill Not Sell, NEW YORK, 6.17, *7.10, (Newark and New besieged by,£he Ashantis. York only), *8.00, 8.50 a. m., 12.10, 2.25, LONDON, May 18.—The Copenhagen 4 00, 5.38, 0.29 p. ra. Two hundred students from the Uni correspondent of the Daily Mail says: For Freehold, Tronton and Philadelphia,via Sea WEST WANAMASSA versity of Nebraska, on a rampage,’ as “The Danish government intends ia the Girt, Penn. R.R.,*7.29, 8 05 a. m., 12.20, 4.07 DEALER IN p m saulted the chief of police of Lincoln. near future to issue nn official account of For Trenton and Philadelphia,via Bound Brook C. P. W. NEELY. The California supreme court has de the negotiations with the United States ronto, 0.17, 8,00 a. m., 12.10 . 4 00 ,p. m. ■entered into a conspiracy with Carrydon clared the bonds of railwhys and other over the Danish West Indies, I on con For Toms River and intermediate stations to Camdon, 1 28 p. m. IM PORTED BE15RS Rich, the clerk who has confessed to a quasi public corporations nonassessable fidently assert that the premier will not For Belmar, Spring Lake, Sea Girt and Manas* knowledge of many of the transactions for taxation purposes. enter into further negotiatipns with the qnan, 7.00. 7.29, 8.05, 10.27, 10.59 a. m„ and' who will give evidence for the gov- United States or with any other state for 12.15,1.23, 2.58, 4.07, .5.10, 0.16, 0.48, 8.28 An unknown, man shot 12 of the pas p. m. ALL THE BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND LIQOORS ernmont, whereby, the tracks of G, F . W. gengei'S" and crew of tife steam er .Prlas the sale of the Istasds,. and unless ths For Point Pleasant,7.00,10.27.10.50 a.m, 1.28, fteely, the arrested financial agent of Carl, plying between Koping and Stock United States government makes Such a 2.58, 5.10 0.15. 0.48.8.28 p. m. COTTAGE TRADE SOUCITED. posts, night be covered. holm, killing six, and escaped. defiiite and advantageous offer.that the For Long Branch and Red Bank, 0.17, 7.10, It is reported here that Neely bas ad Danish authorities would feel unable to 8.00,8.50, 11,00 a. tn. (Long Branch only), 12.10, 8.15 (Long Branch only), 2.25, 4.00, Post Office Box 905 Asbury Park, N. J. mitted that hls bail deposit was his own .Jton-sndi-Strlpei^Foreven- decline It the present government is re- 5.88, 5.40 (Long Branch only), 0.29, 7.07 TnMK*y, and' n request' will be made for POTJGHKEEP8 IE, N. Y., May 18.— aolved not to sever Denmark’s colonial (Lohg Branch only). the? seizure that amount as belonging •D enotes express trains. ol There was a patriotic incident at the possessions.” - . RUFU8 BLODGETT, J. R. WOOD, to the postal department should it prove Supt. N. Y. SOUTHTE o f the $ 100,000 which la said to cover the flag and refused to work under the for dermen a resolution will be introduced by defalcation. Alderman Brauschweiger providing that The F F V, a solid train of Pullman vestibule eign colors. Berastrom explained the sleepers, dining car and day coaches, S a f e D e p o s i t C o m p a n y The United States tr#n»port_Buroside, matter, -but the men were-obdurate. the peace eommisaioners be invited to Toledo and that a reception be tendered New York 10 Cincinnati and Louisville from New York Mny 10, has arrived Finally he bad the American flag run via Washington without extra fare, leaving fflONHOUatH BUlliDIHG, flSBUFJY here. She reported the death of the sec wp above the Swedish emblem, where them. Mayor Jones said he strongly fa ond engineer and of a member of the upon the hands gars three cheers for the vored the plun, and it is belieVed the res olution will go through the common coun .. *.ivi? <. <*ii* rt r. > pi rti**r> fo p o iir • .1 *■ * • »*•!. PriaeeK sscientifi: party which will coal deal through which Black & Glon- COUNTERFEIT STAMPS. Fit.-i-L’iues lim iuu raie<- fn-iu ^ r h «»r make observations of the sun's eclipse on inger of Pittsburg will come into pos v* iV. 1< •. • ni«ri])b.i]p M-J &. G. TWINING, President. G. B. M. HAfiyEY, Vice-President. May 28 at Wadesboro,. N. C., ,hae left session of nearly 20,000 acres of valua I-* hi*. ^*V8.^fi. R, A. TUSTING, Secretary. D. C. CORJnTELL, Treasurer. Ttoaianiii of Dalliin’ Worth printed here for that point. A combination bag cun»j* i». >1 4f<.f n. 10 •!»»-* «-v» r a* In Mancie, Ind., For Cab a. ble coal In this county will be closed this ii-«t* u. !». « .. tiHrwrd till liCM ta. DIRECTORS. gage and passenger coach and special week. The Pittsburg people are acting Throng!* tickets am bBu«nce cIippkh at 'niwny O. H . Brown, Col. G; B. M. Harvey, Henry Mitchell, M . D. A. C. TWuxing. MUNCIE, Ind., May lg.-One of the buffet car was provided by the road. The for a syndicate of Pittsburg, capitalists rark atdall N*ev av.il r.nrnr Praui» J^ta* J. H. Buchanan, Geo. F. Kroehl, John P. O’Brien, H. H. Vreeland: government detectives' who has been here 1 trip"will tie made.over the Pennsylvania whose names are not given. Tho coal t am; all priucu»a! I’enui-yivauja NH*li»-ad D. C. Cornell, Bruc® Keator, M. D. Perry R. Smith, v G. D, W. Vroom ■working on the Muncie end of the Cuban (aIIW i-. road, Atlantic Coast tine and Seaborn;. land lies in Alleghany, Washington, Bell JOHN KURVY, Ticket Aueut. Wm, J. Harrison, R. A Tnsting, S. A. Patterson, postoffiee embezzlementsetoa made the Air line. Professor Llbbey said the work and upper and lower Freeport. Immense FRANK Mri CNNKLL. A. statement yesterday tbat tbe real steal would be of both" a visual nnd photo conl works are to bo built, and the work a’ i:*28 HTt^fWny. N. Y. jUati been tile sale oftfcounterfeit stamps H. w. Krt.i.KR.^ v A graphic nature. The visual work will con will be begun within a month. ■which, it is alleged, have been printed sist of a study of the spectrum of the in the office of a printing company in this corona and'tho reversing layer, the pho K r a a a e H u t B a n t f . city. Thousands of dollars' worth of tographic work the corona Itself and its H A R R IS B U R G , M ay i a - A f t e r hein*, tho bogus stamps are said to have been spectrum. ’■.______reprieved six timeK Frank Krause :>i Issued and distributed to Cuban post J. Government Victory In Colombia. Allentown, a murderer confined, in the Real E state masters, n uumber of whom, it is alleged, Lehigh county jail, must pay the death First National Bank shared-in the profits. The printing office COLC^N, Colombia, .May 18.—N ew s penalty. The board of pardons has re is said to havo been searched from gar has .been received here of a victory by fused to commute his sentence, although OF ASBURY PARK. ret to cellar for the material used. Here the government troopB over the insur great pressure had been brought to bear. and In su ran ce tofore the search here was supposed to gents iu a battle In the Vetas district Krause Is under sentence to be hanged Mattison Avenue and Pond Street be for an alleged package of money. It which began May 11 and lasted 70 hours. Mny 25 for the murder of his sweetheart, is asserted that almost $2,000,000 worth Generals Leal and Herrera’ were among Maggie Guth, in March, 1899. 322 Main Street. of bogus stamps have been printed in the killed, who are said to have been Between Postoffice and Depot. Muncie nnd sent for distribution to Cu very numerous, the slaughter being de Crop* Damaged by H a l l . Office formerly occupiod by [organized tebruaRy, i 8 8 6 ] ban postofficcs. scribed as “horrible butchery.” . Twelve GENEVA, N. Y., May 18—Considera The system was to distribute these hundred Insurgents were taken priso'uers, ble damage to the crops Is reported in stamps in numbers thnt would not cause WASHINGTON WHITE. and the government troops captured. a this vicinity from the recent heavy hail ‘ O F F IC E R S suspicion'to officers who furnished tho large quantity of guns and rifles. storm. . ______regular consignments. When R q s s Cow- Insurance written In reliable companies G e o r g e F. K r o e h l , President nn, president of tbe Neely'Printing com- Germas Gnntooat Storr Denied. New Vork Markets and in good form. O. H. B r o w n-; First Vice President pony, wns told the story, he did uot seem BERLIN, May 18.—A high official at N E W Y O R K . M a y 17.—F L O U R —3 t a t e Real Estate bought, Bold and exchanged. M. L. Ba m m a n , Second Vice Presided! especially concerned, but said: the foreign office, when questioned re and western

ii I.ltUo Incident ii( tie Gnlinnt'Ad- mlraZ’s n'cceni Visit to PbUaacljilitn.

Mrs. Dewey smiled a little, nodded aJ little, looked about a good deal and Steinbactts Fasi©y§ Anniversary Sale y.na not recognized l>y half the house, which ivllispered feverishly over .her Identity during the best ,bf ,t,he Beethoven, says tho Philadelphia. The 18th Anniversary of the opening of the O cean North American. •. ' And when the music was over there Jtgy* I nmiSellibg tickets to Jacksonville Palace Store and the 4th Birthday of the popular M am Was tea in tho foyer above—served by fla., via the Ocean Steamship Line, for $15. the Bed Cross girls at 25 cents a cup, m oth Establishm ent—both at Asbury Park—will be fit nnd drunk, so.far.as-I could see, by' CHABLESWORTH WADE, tingly observed on nobody but Airs. 'Dewey. • The’iwlniirnl A had a cup. given him, aud wanted it, I A B A T E R S think, very much, but mo had to have a great many people I introduced to slnd Paperhangers. him,” to every one of whoin he gave-a cordial'hand and one ot,those kindly, Fine work a specialty. Full line of “ samples: Will call at your bouse, h alf-sp ok en se n ten ces - o f h is. ~N. • ,, •»Q-«0 «0 »O t-0 ^0 »0 »0 «0 »0 «0 0 «0 -«0 «0 «-0 —8 ‘ O »< <•> *> » aod give estimates. “Admiral, I want to present my d au gh ter.” ; .. i'-Vv'-V^ 109 Abbott Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. j. ^V. V FEATURES OF THE GREAT EVENT: And down went the admiral's cup ' ‘ • RB-81 on the tea table and'out came the ad miral’s hand. • * ' B I D S “■four daughter? Ah! certainly. I % \ ANNUAL $2 SHOE SALE co n s e e the— ,'Cv, ' r . for Building a Stone Road ;' A nd again i t w ou ld b e: . “Here, dear! I want to introduce With Gravel Wings you to the admiralt" ■ i ’ Annual Sale o f Dress Goods And there would be another slip be la Long Branch, Monmouth County, tween the cup and the lip. In.- the end New Jersey. ho got ho tea at all—for, just aa ho Annual Sale of Clothing turfed from the very last^introduc Bids will be recoined, addressed to Jolin Guiro, chairman of Road Committee, Long Branch tion and. fished out the bit of lemon City, N. J., until 12 o’clock noon of Saturday, from the cup and lifted this long-de- May 28,1000, and then publicly oponod by tbe ferred delight, Mrs. Dewey said: Road Committee, at the office of W. H.,DeNyge. 08 Branchport avonuo,Long Branch Gity. N. J.. V Annual Sale of Ribbons ’ “Well, I suppose we’d better be get for tho construction of about lfi mill's of stono J mad with frravol wings, on Brighton avonuo. ting, away now.” ‘„’i Long Branch, N. J., uudor tho provisions of tho And away they went.| Only a Red State Aid Eoud Law. Cross girl at the end of the table, Each bid must bo occompaniod by cash, certi fied chccb or a biddors’ bond, with satisfnetory will whom the admiral stopped to sureties, in tho sum of Ono Thoueand Dol>ars, Bpeafc, said : , . made payable to the County Collector of tho County of Monmouth, N. J., as a guarantee on FR EE TRANSPORTATION. , : “I'd like, admiral,' “to give yon an tho part of tho biddor that ho will enter into a other cup of tea.” ’ contract if tho contract should bo awarded to him. For specifications, blank forms of proiwjsals Patrons from all stations as far south as Point Pleasant can come and go on a FREE SPECIAL A DOG’S GENTLEMANLY ACT. nnd other information, apply to John Quire, chairman of Road Committee, Long Branch TRAIN,1 leaving Point Pleasant at 1.30 P. M.; returning leave Asbury Park at 8 P. M. Shoppers C ity, N. J., or W. H. lloNyse. Engineer. 00 Tlie SasaotoUK Animal Helped & Lame IJrnDcbport avenue, Long Branch City, N. J. from points north as far as Red Bank will have their railroad fare refunded by applj ing at the office. Man Over an ley .Side- . The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. JOHN GUIRE, .w alk. * '->■■■ Director of Board of Chosen Freeholders Delicious'Soda Water n A T \ i r a. An excellent orchestra 118-28 ' of MonmonthComity. N.J. will be served free to r* o C /J L lA . W ' . A l t l l v w*^ entertain callers at Appleton papers Teport an instance of more than usual intelligence and visitors at the Mammoth. the Opean Palace. sympathy on the port of a St. Bernard dog-in that city, reports "the Milwau Prices Reduced in Every One of the 23 Departments for this Great Event. kee Journal. Alexander Close, a shoe maker, has but ohe leg, the other be For Further Particulars Read the Circular. ing mounted on a peg.' He was mak ing; his way down Appleton street to his shop. The walks were, icy and he had trouble. When he came to Fisk street, two blocks from the shop, a STEINBACH COMPANY large St. Bernard dog came along on 33r .the other side of "the street, noticed Tho finest Summer homes at Deal were built un Everything for the Home and Person the trouble, came over and 1 to o k Mr. der my supervision. Plans furnished and osti Close’s hand gently'ln his mouth. Mr. mates cheerfully given. ITodem Department Stores Modern Business Hethods. Close at first .resented the act, but iS-£ " the dog led on and showed what he Shop: First Avenue and Main St. Ocean Palace, Asbury The Mammoth, meant. He helped Mr. Close on his ASBURY PARK. Cookman and Hain Park Cookman and Emory way till they reached cleared walk on the other side of College avenue, when --*• M. KOEHLER & CO.’S with a caper of satisfaction he turned back and went on bis, way. Th