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THIRTEENTH YEAR. NO. 96. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, SATURDAY, APRIL 2 2 , 1899.— EIGHT PAGES. ONE CENT

DEWEY AND DIEDEBICHS TIE DP TROLLEY LINES? BEACH AND BOARDWALK. SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES LOVER TURNED SPRINTER

CAPTAIN COGHLAN TELLS LONG BRANCH OFFICIALS VISITING MUSICIANS ASSIST TIME FOIt SERVICES — SUB­ HOW HIS PATIENT VIGIL F or R e n t FOR RENT SOME INSIDE HISTORY. HINT THAT WAY. ED AT CONCEPTS. JECTS OF SERMONS. WAS REWARDED.

Threatened German With W ar-Ad Ttiey^lalm the Terms of tbe Fran­ Skillful Violinist and Pianist Hefe Olrderi of Exercises In the Various Papa halt tie Waited for a Hoftse- One of the most desirable ralral Used Plain W ords—Said Fuiv chise Granted the Two Companies From Elizabeth-—A Platt or ra That Houses of W orship at Asbury Park, keopor From tioii^ Branch, But F O U R ( 4 ) OF THE MOST ther Nonsense Would Mean Fight. Operating Cars In That City are Causes Atany, Inquiries as to Its Ocean Grove and Vicinity—Special Was Mado the Victim of a Practical An , Enthusiastic Dinner at the Not Being Compiled With—The Particular Purpose—Weather and Topics for Presentation and. Con­ Joke— The' Funny Incident Was stores on Mattison avenue. Union league Club. Companies Notified. ' Ocean Both. Rough Yesterday. sideration. ~ Witnessed by a fjirjfe Crowd. DESIRABLE STORES ON New York, April 22.—Cnptaln J. *B. *It Is reported th a t the board of commis­ “W hat Is tho idea o? having that big pUt- Tho^ley" chapel, Ocean Grove. Expert Matrimonial hallucinations appear Price right to desirable tenant Coghlan'and the officers oZ ,ihe Raleigh sioners at Long B:anch threaten to tie up form, several feet above the boardwalk, on once meeting a t 8.30 p. m. have struck the LaRue family with ’ such were entertained last night at the Un­ ATTISON AVENUE. the two trolley systems operating In that the beach at the foot of Wesley lake?” is a Church of the Holy Spirit, Rev. M. L. force that it hus about caused both father ion League club. The dining room waa city. ' ‘ question often asked but never yet answer­ Giennon, pastor. Mass at 9 o’clock a. m. and son to lose thelV common sense. From O ur list of yearly houses is decorated with American and British ed. Reference la made to the structure Christian Alliance, Mikado building. / flags, and ten large tables contained fcWlien tho franchise was granted the At- incidents which have transpired during the erected over the flume through which Wes­ good things for the returned heroes of laptlo Coast Electric Railway company one Meeting every Sunday a t 8.80 p. m , and past week It seems that it woujd be but an complete. If seeking a house M anila. of tho company's obligations to the city ley lake empties Into the ocean. The plat­ every Thursday evening at 7.30. act of charity to transfer the “soft” pair from A PPL Y TO Captain Coghlan established a repu­ was to gravel Second and Long Branch form Is substantial and has a fence around FriondB’ Bible class In W hittier hall, their abode in this vicinity to a home for tation as an orator second only to hia avenues. This,It is said they hatfe failed It, but Its exact purpose Is known only to Second avenue and Em ory street, aV 8.30 p. feeble minded men. Like a drowning man let us give you particulars. fame as a fighter. to do, although during the Jast three the builder. The platform Is a shelter from m. Dr. John Shotwell of Belmar, leader. they have both grasped at a Btraw which “We accept all your kindnesses in Ad­ months the commissioners are said to have the sun, but some express tho opinion that Salvation Army, 611 Mattison avenue. would indicate th a t a possible chance ^vasin D. C. COVERT miral Dewey's name," said Captain repeatedly ordered them to comply with tjietop of the flume Is not as safe as It Meetings tonight at 8 and tomorrow a t 11, store ror them to secure a female partner for Coghlan. "It was. a great pleasure and might be. An OceanGrovo wearer of brass 8 and 8 o’clock, in charge of Adjt. McKenzie honor to serve under hire. /Every day the terms of their contract, the balance of their natural lives. Such a button says the platform was erected to and Capt Bartell. . • ' we were with him we learned more and One of the things required by the’fran­ vague hope has caused the two masculine Jond S t, near Cookman Ave, more to love him' ahd more ahd more chise of the Atlantic Highlands, Red .Bank shut off the view ot people on the Asbury Evangelical Lutheran Church of the LaRue’s to make fools of themselves for the MILAN ROSS AGENCY how.the country’s interests were safe In. and Long Branoh Eleotrlo Railway com avenue pavilion from the Ross pavilion. Atonement, Rev. G. A. Gonzmor, pastor. benefit of the laughing, jeering crowd. h is h an d s an d hfcw he could' no nothing pan jr waa to pave IBranchport avenue, the DOn’t believe it. But he saya it’s so, and Services a t 10 45 a. m. and 7.45 p. m. Sun­ Ib was only last Sunday that the son, . 2 0 8 M ain Street. but that which would redound to the distance oocupled by the tracks, with vitrl he stioks to It* day-school at usual hour. Newell R. LaRue, in'answer to a decoy let­ * * * country's credit. Through all those Rescue Mission, G. W. Guyer, superinten­ fled brick. The bricks*were dumped there People who heard the concerts by tho ter, dressed himself up in special l‘togs,” in­ long, weary months of waiting and the months and months ago, but before the dent. Sunday school and Mr. Woodworth’s cluding tan gloves and a high silk hat, and most outrageous nagging that anybody beach orchestra yesterday afternoon and company bad tim e to lay them It became Bible class for adults at 9 p. m. Meetings could suffer, wearing him to the very evening at tfie Asbury avenue pavilion, en­ went forth with the firm belief that his insolvent and w ent into a receiver’s hands. tonight at 8 and tom orrow a t 8.15 and 7.30 Monmouth Trust bone, he held himself up, and he held'us joyed a rare treat owing to the presence of wife-to-bo would meet him at the appointed ;eith’s express This, perforce, delayed the improvement. p. m. Mrs. Albert G. Smith will lead even time and place. He paraded the street for AND----- iip with him. two out-of-town musicians who kindly gave Since this time, however, Chancellor Mc­ ing m eeting. [ ASBURY PARK and OCEAN GROVB “Admiral von Dlederlch's officer came their aid for the day. They wero here for a an hour in this unusual atiire before he re­ down one day to make a complaint. It Gill ordered the work completed, but it First Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. visit to friends who are regular members of alized that he had been duped. Meanwhile was my pleasure to step out on the George B. W ight, D. D., pastor, will preach Hotel Brunswick, appears nothing has as . yet been done In the orchestra. One w as Mr. Anton Gloeck- the crowd which had been let Into the joke Safe Deposit Company Railroad Depot and quarterdeck just as he came aboard. It the matter. to-morrow on “Consecration tho Way to almost burst their sides with laughter in a 1214 Bangs Avenue, was partly by accident and partly by ner, violinist,-and the other was Mr. Sam­ { Both the sidewalks and street In the sec. Blessing,” and a t 7.30 pJ m., special permon nearby store, where they had assembled ..to Momnwth Building, Asbury Pari, N. J. design. I heard him tell the admiral uel Silbermann, accompanist. Both are nclpal Offloe 818 Cookman Avenue to the Knights of the Golden Eagle. Sun­ about his complaint, and I fceard .the tion of Branchport avenue where the trolley residents at Elizabeth, N. X It waa. noted witness the operations of the love sti uck Goods stored At reasonable rates, day school a t 2.80, and Epworth League a t Telephone connection. admiral reply: operates Is reported to be In a deplorable as soon as Mr. Silbermann touched the. young man. 6.30. W * ' CAPITAL, $100,000. . O. BOX 667, - - - - AflBUBYPABX. “ ‘Tell your admiral those ships of his condition, and the residents In that vicinity piano keys that a master hand was at the. The preparations of the young man for Grand”Xvenue Reformed church.. Preach^ must stop when I say so. 1 w ish to ’ have complained to the board o f commis* instrument, while Mr./ Gloeckner’s violin his supposed wedding were superintended SURPLUS, $25,000 make the blockade of this harbor com log by the pastor, Rev.^Dr. P. Stryker; 10.30 sloners repeatedly and requested that they playing was simply superb. Both gentle; by Papa LaRue, who, as tho P ress stated plete.* , a. in. topic: "Shew Me a Penny”—the be granted some redress. This state of af­ men have been favored with a fine musical last Monday, wjis also seriously inclined in Executes all trusts known to the law. “The German officer replied, 'But we fairs has continued so long th a t the com* uses of mouoy in religion; 7.30 p. m. topic: the matrimonial direotion. He envied the Loans mousy oa bsad and mortgage. fly the flag.* The reply of the admiral education, Mr. Glqeokner being a graduate mlsaloners wero virtually forced. to adopt What is Meant by a Change of Heart.’» son’s seeming- bright prospects for securing Receives deposit* subject to check and allowi GOOD TIME was just like Dewey. He said, 'Those of the New Y ork College of Music. Their interest on dally balances. 1 S ihba*l]l school a t 2.80 p. m .; Y. P. S. C. il. flags can be bought at a half dollar a extreme measures, which they did at their playing was highly appreciated by those a rich and handsome bride, and it is report­ Acts an Trustee, Registrar and Transfer Ageat. at 0 45. Pays coupons. TO HAVE YOOR yard anywhere.' There was no fun In regular meeting last Monday morning. who heard them, and tbe regular orchestra ed that he almost determined to place the Malces demand and time loans on approved On Jan. 8 last Chancellor McGill Issued an Trinity P. E. church, Rev. A. J. Miller, collateral. that expression of the admiral. He told members voted the visitors their sincere boy in bondage In order that ho might as­ order instructing lawyer James E. Degnan rector. Sundays—Holy communion, 7.30; Safe deposit vaults. the officer that any one could (ly a Ger­ thanks for the assistance they so freely sume the ^position of groom elect. The man flag and that a*whole Spanish CLOCKS AND WATCHES of Red Bank, tho receiver of the Atlantic gavf». morning prnverand sermon,* 10.80; evening father witnessed tho termination of the A. C. TWINING, President. fleet might come upon him with Ger­ Highlands, Red Bank and Long Branch com­ * * * prayer and sermon, 7.30. W eekdays—daily above escapade, and then prodded the son G. B. M. HARVEY, Vice President. BRUCE S. KEATOR, Secretary. man flags up. pany, to Immediately Issue receiver's certlfL That awful wlndl How it did blow and (except Thurs-lay) 9 a. ra ; Thursday, morn- for being foolish enough to be made the vic­ POT IN ORDER "Then he drew back and stroked his D. C. CORNELL, Treasurer, bluster and fuss again ye3terday, much to iner prayer, 8 30; Holy communion, 9 a. m.; mustache. He has a great habit of cat os, which are the same as bonds, for $ 13, tim of Buelfa practical Joke. Friday, 7.30 p. m. DIRECTORS: WHILE WE ARE NOT 8 0 BUSY. stroking his mustache when he gets 410.44. From this amount ho was to pay to everybody's discomfort. W indy days re. Newell know his father’s falling to be H. Brown, Isaac C. Kennedy mad. He said: Eatontown township the sum of 19,895.50, duco the number of people on the beach West Grove Methodist church, Rev. W. similar to thatTif himself. Ho was in H. Buchanon, Henry Mitchell, M. D., G. Moyer, pastor. Quarterly lovefoast at C. Cornell, John P. O’Brien, Dewey’! Meaiiaffe to Von Dtederlclia. and $400 to the Long Branoh commission, promenade, especially when tho air comes search of a wife, and for some timo past W. J. Harrison, Perry R. Smith, I your oyes trouble yon we can fit them ** ‘Tell your admiral a ’m blockading for tbe franchise tax for two years. raw and chilly off the ocean, like it has the 9 a. m .; sermon by pastor a t 10.30; subject: had been corresponding with a woman In Col. G. B. M. Harvey, Milan Ross, The balance of 13,014.94 the chancellor In­ past few days. “The T est of Friendship.” Sunday school George F. Kroehl, A. C. Twining. witb glasses that will give 70a here. " Now, note carefully what I say, # » * Red Bank, endeavoring to Induce her to ac­ Bruce S. Keator, Al. D., H. H. Vreeland, and tell your admiral that I say it. I structed Receiver Degnan to use in paying at 2 p.m. YouEgpeople’8 meeting a t 6.30. O. D. W. Vroora. perfeot vision at On windy days Beach Janitor Sutton cept a position as his housekeeper, with the have been making this blockade as easy and discharging the claims and doing the The efccpnd of the series of three sermons does aimoBt nothing b u t shovel coal In the understanding that If agreeable a wedding for everybody as I could, but I’m get­ work whloh was required by the ordinances on “The Eye of God” at 7.30'; subject: “A ting tired of the puerile work here. It tops of the sunparlor stoves and take ash69 was to He the final outcome of the domes­ JOHN F. SEGER, of the Long Branch commission. Rescuing Eye.” , has been of such a. character, that a out.at the bottom. The exposed condition tic engagement. The son was familiar with Manufacturer of and Dealer lo High-Grade Flah- ISEM AN’S Mr. Degnan’a excuse for not carrying out First Baptist church. Services at 10.80 man wouldn’t notice it, although chil­ of the sunparlors allows the wind to fairly th !8 correspondence, and at once resolved Inpc Tacltis. Auglura’ every requirement con­ the Instructions of the chancellor Is that he a. m. and 7.80 p. m. The pastor, Rev. Z. stantly on hin'i. Ilep tiring (if overy description 645 Cookman Avenue. dren might fight over It, but the time howl sometimes about the buildings, aud It to get square with the old man. He direct­ atan^rt noMc-». A full line ot choice Imported has been unable aa y et to dispose of the cer­ Clark Marten, will preach; subject of morn­ has come when it must stop. takes roaring fires in the stoves to keep the ed a letter to Papa LaRue, and took It to and domestic cigprs. " 'Now, listen closely and tell the tificates, and has stated that as soon as this ing discourse: “Ho Went About Doing rooms comfortable. Janitor Sutton is very the depot and mailed it on the train so the 647J Co o k m a n A v e n o e , admiral as I say tfr. Tell yoqr admiral was accomplished the work <^f laying the Good.” In the evening the sermon will be attentive, however, and the fires seldom postmark would not spoil the. joke. Opp. TenBroeck’s Market that the slightest Infraction of any rule brick on Branchport avenue would immedi­ an answer to the vltalquestlon: “Must We F IV E D O N T S burn out. The letter set forth that the proposed —and tell him carefully, now—that the ately be begun. ♦ * * Give Up ths Old Bible?” Sunday-school slightest infraction of any rule will housekeeper had changed her residence The commissioners now, however, have Visitors a t the pier sunparlor now admire 30 to 3.30 p. m. JON’T think yonr cough or oold win mean but one thing. That will be war. ^rom Red Bank to Long Branch, and had It will be so accepted and resented-lm-; become wearied with complaints and delays, a beautiful tall lily sent by a gentlemen who First Presbyterian church, Rev. A. G. decided to accept the agreement' as laid appear until you have used “ Ham's and say.they Intend to foTcp the two com­ desired In some way to show his apprecia­ Bale, pastor. Subject of sermon at 10.30 a. gh Balsani.” mediately. If your people are ready for down In tho elder LaRue’s last letter, ' it war with the t # ted States, they can panies to do the things obligated by them tion of the beach comforts provided free for m. service: “Today—Its Blessings and Op­ further stated that tlio fair housokeeper-to- 9 1 >N’T expect to have that pain in the have it at any time.' or thoy will stop the running of .their cars. strangers and guests in our city. Tho ljly portunity” Sunday-school at 230 p. m bo would arrive in Asbury Park on a Long jorbaok relieved, or the muscles of the "I’m free to admit .that that almost At Monday’s meeting City Solicitor is certainly handsome and adds to the dec Christian Endeavor society meeting a t 6.45. Branch trolley about- 8 o’clock Fciday night. took my breath away, It came so sud­ until you have bathed freely with Thomas P. McKenna was Instructed to no­ orations of the parlor. Vesper service a t 7 30; theme: “ Rest at Papa La Ruo was to meet her at tho Asbury a’a Rheumatic Specific.” denly. We had expected It^ill along, tify the two trolley companies to live up to * * * Eventide; ” special choir music, and violin o u t o f but things you have been expecting al­ Park post-ofTlco. He was to carry a white The ocean was rough yesterday and the sol^by Miss,Mabel Green. [iON’T believe In all these advertised ways come unexpectedly. Even death the requirements of their franchises and handkerchief in his hand in order that she nteed cures, but try “ Ham's Anti* comes that way sometimes. complete tho Improvements at once, other­ big boats stayed far out at sea as they First Congregational church, Rev. How­ might know him whon sho alighted from he Powders,” and you wll be satis- “As he left with a face about this wise legal action will bo taken to stop the passed up and down the coast. Several ard T. W iddemer, B. D., pastor. Preaching the car. small sailboats were watched intently about I —perfectly harmless. long” (indicating by holding, his hands running of the cars until such time when by the pastor a t 10.30 a. m. nnd 7.45 p. in. Upon the receipt of this let ter. LaRue al­ 1 0 t i m e s 4.80 o'clock as they wout bobbing along on pON’T you know that "Ham’s Floral fair apart), "the German said to me, 'I the work is completed. Topic of morning sermon: “ Ananias of Da most bubbled over with .joy. Ho could think your admiral does not exactly the waves like corks. * The ho ttS seemed noula’1 Is just tho thing that Is needed When the above article was shown to the rmu-cus." In the evening the sermon .will sea reel y wait for the appointed hour of understand.’ Now, you've all read Vic­ too small to be out on such a rough sea, and if you ask one of our lep ttje hands soft, smooth and white ? A tlantic Coast railway officials In this city bo preached from the most important verse meeting. In fact, he was at the postotltee tor Hugo’s ‘Les Miaerables' and what they rolled and tossed about considerably, DON'T be afraid to ask for a free sample by a P ress reporter they said.' they had no in the Bible. Sunday-school at 2.30 p m.; an hour ahead of time, armed wi h the summer people where the French soldier said when the Eng­ but they all Anally disappeared in the direc­ r of them. lish called on him to surrender. I con­ comment whatever to make. Christian lindenvor, 7 o'clock. white handkorchiof. Mattison avenue was tion of New York ^without any mishap they rent a . piano fess I said something like that to him. It is probable, however, that tho cars of Westminster Presbyterian church, Rev. thronged with people who wero familiar | Prepared only by . . . . 'Not only does he understand/ I told the Atlantic Coast line, at least, will con­ while they were in riight. Dr. G. J. Minglns; pastor. Sermon on * # # with tlio Joko, and they watched the amus­ they will say from ^ him, 'but he means what he says, and tinue to make their usual trips on schedule “Sabbath Keeping” (by request) at 10.30 a. ing antics of tl\e old man with a great deal you’d Wetter look out.’ Guess those New York garbago boats W. R. HAM, timo between this city, Long Branch and m. service. Sunday school and pastor’s of .sport. As every Long Branch trolley ."After that they didn’t breathe more failed to get out to sea the required distance Pleasure Bay. Bible class a t 2.30 p. m., and Y. P. S. C. E. arrived La Rtio would dart across the road It. A. TCJSTING. ’ Main Street, Asbury Park than four times successively without yesterday, owing, probably, to tho strong meeting at 7 o’clock. „' peoplels service at asking permission." east wind. Considerable rubbish came waving bis white handkerchief. COURT CONVENES MONDAY. 7.30; Special lecture to Legion of tho Red His actions attracted tho attention, of Taylor & TuBting B’ld’g ashore, a number of whole empty barrels Cross; subject; “A Large Heart.” W reck p f the Platon Pound. being observed rolling about ou the beach other passers by, and soon a crowd of two SesslonsW niProhahiyBeHeld Every Mattiaon Av. & Bond St. Santiago, Cuba, April 22.—The wreck Several good sized sticks of timber, prob­ or three hundred people wero being, enter­ of the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Wednesday.. A LIVELY DISCUSSION Asbnry Park, N. J. lesiraWe House ably p a rts of wrecked vessels, came up on tained. LaRue was so love struck that he Pluton, which was sunk in the great Tho first case In the new district court at tho Ocean Grove beach near the fishing By the High School Literary and did not notice th at he was tho vicWm of a battle that resulted In the destruction this city will be tHed next Monday morning joke. Ho waited and waited, buf^n vain. )NTAINING TWELVE of Admiral Cervera's squadron , 1 h as pier. They were secured so they could do Debating Society. W e carry 27 different makes a t 9.30 o’clook before Judge David Harvey, Finally he heard tho 8.13 train from New been discovered about three mile's west no damage. The Literary and Debating society of the jr. The court will convene In the council * * * York approaching Asbury Park, and think­ )OMS, KNOWN AS THE of Morro Castle In eight fathoms of Asbury Park high school held Its regular chamber, which has been temporarily as­ Should “Old Prob” favor us with nice ing that probably his fair companion had water. It was foUnd by divers from meoting yesterday afternoon at 3.30 o’clock. |t.RK COTTAGE, CAN BE the Yankton, who made a thorough In­ signed for Its sessions. w eather tomorrow there will be as many The question for discussion was, “Resolved, decided to come on that train, he ihado a spection, finding the hull lying on the Clerk Ormerod has been on duty for sev­ people on the ocean front as there are bolt for tho station. The crowd followed. Defective Eyes T hat the Nations of th e W orld Should Dis- SNTED BY THE YEAR port side and with no indication of hav­ eral days between the hours of 9 o’clock a. planks In the boardwalk- -moro or Iosb. Tho In the meantime one of tho postoffice em­ drm .” ing been struck by a heavy shell; as m. and 3 o’clock p. m., and papers have been pleasant weather conditions today point to ployees had been induced to assist in carry­ Do not always mean defective ,A VERY LOW HG- was originally repqrted. The vessel, The affirmative side wa3 taken by D, M. vision. If you have frequent issued in several cases which will come up a flue Sunday. ing out tho joko. The young man atlired headaches, or aro unable to con­ however, is badly stove and literally for trial during the coming week. . ♦ * ♦ Stew art, Miss Ethelyn Sedam and Fred G. IE. riddled with 6 pound shot. The Pluton At hfgh tide the ocean frequently throws Bale. Tho negative by Fred Sanford, Miss himself in female costume, aud going up a tinue nedr work or reading with­ is utterly ruined, and no attempt will It is quite likely that most of tbe cases back street boarded a Long Branch trolley out pain or fatigue your eyes are i^or price apply to will be made returnable on Wednesday of sand on the boardwalk at the Asbury ave- Anna H unt and Edward WykofT. probably defective. be made to raise her. nue pavilion. A gentlemau who stood on The judges decided that the debate was a car. Ho alighted at Mattison avenue aud each week, thus making one particular day Glasses Scientifically Fitted tho edge of the walk a few -evenings ago tio, but a m istake of 5 minutes in calling Main street, and was promptly met by La- Cannon Wants-Slte&kerBhlp, upon which the court Is sure to be In ses­ Will Correct the Trouble time on Mr. Sanford It was claimed gavo Ruo, who had returned from the depot. Chicago, April 22r^C6hgressman Jo­ sion. Of course'if the emergency requires Intently watching the ocean’s turbulent mood was suddenly aroused from his reverie the negative side somewhat of ah advan­ Tho meeting was very affectionate despite Wo fit glasses scientifically. See tl FRANK APPLEBY seph G. Cannon came to Chicago from caseb will be disposed of any. other day as - our Specialist, who Is a t by the water running up the beach to his tage. ______tho crowd of onlookers. A .hasty consulta­ Danville yesterday and told a few of his well. ______friends he was an avowpd candidate for feet, and a splash of the froth beaten up by tion followed, and the old man was bub- •. Main St. and Mattison Ave. Breece-Shafto. bllng.py.er'wiih joy at his apparent success, 222 MAIN STR E E T, the speakership of the house of repre­ Today’s Base Ball Game. the pounding waves struck his lips, remind­ sentatives and took a train for Wash­ ing him very forcibly that the ocoan wator Edgar Breece and Miss Lottie Sbafto whon tho supposed housekeeper removed EVERY FRIDAY. Hours 11 to An Interesting game of baseball was her wig, disclosing tho features of a stal­ ington. As a result of the growing has a salty flavor which Is n good vmualp^ Special, , Ffttrona t«]u»J>1o9 rocclnxl (or u f . -kooplnx and buff glove? wlIHm worn. G ro v e l. _ U»3-98*^ free ot charge*.' ‘ * U? ■ 1 B. UAVTON, CuMer. By-invitation of-the Castle, the Con*- OOast.. Aa- care taken of children, with or Without Foreign- Exchange \■ ragbt ana aold. OoXUwh mandery- will attend In full uniform. ‘ri&fCb.i Thopest tonlo and spring medioine IsKin- The best tonlo ahd spring medioine la KIn< nuraea. All weloome. E. B.chnitzler, pro tlons promptly acknow] ^__ JJW3IJ MINOT, M 'l CuUer &400 Edgab Bills, m. bf R, REsa office month’fl Hypophoaphites.—Ad v. 77 tf. jnonth’a Hypo^hosphlt&s.—Adv. 77 tf. prletor.—-Adv. 95401 Yourbuslmeu fatora reapeo.fully solicited.

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2 THB ASBURY PARK DAH^ PRESS. r Q U A Y V IC T O R IO U S . BRIEF LOCAL SUMMARY. Acquitted In Phllndelphla nnd Ap­ pointed Senntnr. Xj / i g SreatU utth Siore TJhe Sreat TJuttie Store B a k i n g Philadelphia, April 22. — Matthew WHAT IH.UOING ON IN AND Stanley Quay Is no longer “former sen­ AROUND THE CITY. ator.” Within the spacj) of an hour he Tffattison Jive* fatt/so n P o w d e r received two gifts that, gave him .fresh hold on the great political power which Iwms of Interest Too Small for a A b s o l u t e l y ' P u r e was slipping from him. The jury In Headline — Happen mgs Perbonal his trial for conspiracy acquitted him M akes the food m ore delicious and w holesom e and Otherwise That Will Help to of the charges, and Governor St,one ap­ Make the History of Asbury Park, ItQVAL OAK1NO POWDER CO., NEW YORK. pointed him to serve as United States senator until the next meeting-of the Neptune Township and Vicinity. legislature. One was the prearranged • Mrs. Thomas Street of Cortland, N. Y., result- of the other, and, though the PRESS MARINE ALMANAC. WAS 1 WAGNER CRAZY? is a guest at tho Dewitt House, Ocean temporary aennlorshfp may be but an Grotfe.- COMPILED BY I*. 0. SNttDRKKR. em p ty honor, it w as hailed by m en of iii» Opcrnii Are “Mere Crime* o f This will be ladies’ night at Tuple’s Mafc- High Tide. I Sound'* to One Critic. Quay’s following as a great triumph. APRIL . John Wanamaker announced in an in­ tlson avenue store, according to his big ad. Dr. William ‘'J. O'Sullivan, after in today’s P ress. TtiatT^TTTj. terview herb last night that the fight 2 Bud...... spending an evening at the Metropoli­ J. B Thompson lias returned to his home 8 Mofa ..... tan Opera llonse during, the latent ren­ fit Ocojin Grove after filling..a position 4 T u e s...... 5 Wed ... dering there ■ ><: W agner‘a creations since last fall at the Windsor hotel, Jack­ 6 T h u ra .... say a The Verdict, expressed his convic­ sonville, Fla, 7 F r l...... 8 Sat...... tion that the great German was a “ lu­ A. J. Dolbow, the evangelist who has 0 Bun...... natic of sounds.” Nor dpos Dr. O’Sulli­ spent two weeks at the West park. M. E.. Ribbons, Laces 10 M on...... 11 Tues...... van stand entirely alone iti this belief. church, Is expected to be present to-night 12 Wed...... Lomliroso'aml other alienists hnv^ con­ a t the meeting in the Rescue Mission. 13 Thura ... 14 Fri...... cluded that W agner wns unsound. Hero The organization of bicycle clubs seems 1 fi f i a t ...... are a few of Dr. O’Sullivan’s utterances to be popular at Aabury Park. We now Artificial Flowers ' IQ Bun...... IT Mon,.... on the subject: have six distinct five clubs composed, of men 18 Tura...... “There is a lack of sequence and and one of which only ladies are members. 19 Wed...... ^ T bure... logical How in his sudden erraticism A meeting of the resort branch of the The Ladies’ Goods Department 21-. Fr i...... that mark the unbalanced mind. Kow Present Day club'iB called for n ex t Monday 82 S at...... aa Sun...... and then, for a bar or two, some silver afternoon at 3.80 o'clock, at the pier sun­ 24 filon...... thread of sound, like some slim, wan parlor, by the president, Mrs. Henry Mit 26 Tues.... 26 Wed...... spirit of melody, will wander with chell. ' *" 27 T hurs.... Wagner, and then comes a -hideous Tho employees of the Steiner shirt facto­ 28 F r l ...... At the Great Tuttle Store SQ Sfi.t...... crash.I It is every instrument and every ry m ade up a purse of $75 and presented it SO i*uu..... voice on a distinct, discordant errand of to Mrs. Alba, whose home and household ita own. The ear is mobbed with up­ goods at Bradley Beach were recently-de­ PRESS CAIiKNDAIl. roar. To me it is tho veriest lawless­ stroyed by fire. ness of acoustics—mere crimes of sound. Miss Louie French, a Plainfield society “There w ai one passage of Wagner to Condensed List of Coming Kventsfor M. S. QUAY, young lady and an accomplished musician, which I gave ear recently which was Q u ick l i e fere n'ue. against Quay would be kept up by his and Mrs. Charles Staples of East Orange, W W. EMBLEY & CO supposed to represent, through the me­ Sunday, April 23—Corinthian C.istlo. N*>. opponents in the party. nieces of M ri Charles Vermeuleof Bangs 4?, K. G. K., will attend service at the dium of music, a scene in a forest. I As to the .other indictments against How Do closed my eyes and did my generous avenue, are her guests for a few days. . F irst M. E. clum-li, 7.&U p. m. the senator there is some doubt. Quay’s On Wednesday evening, May 3, Dr. G. B. best to find some suggestion of. woodland friends' say that, as the prosecution Carriages, Business Wagons, Monday, April 34-"Weekly meeting of New Wight of this city will deliver his well Brunswick district pnwherrf ut s». sonnds. Tliero was neither note nor probably picked the, strongest possible Paul’s M. E. church, Ocean fJro^e 1" chord in all of it, so far aa my ear could case against him, Tt. will not dare to known war lecture on “Camp, Battlefield You Spend a. m. discover, which told of rustling leaf or press otfior charges. District Attorney and1 Prison” at the West Park M. E. church, Harness, Horse Goods, Hondav. April 24-Granu>phonP servim* »*y bird song or any other of the great or Hothermel refused to state last night under tho auspices of tlio church choir. 8th IT Captain Cilasscy of NVwark .-tr Sal­ little voices of the woods. It might what his course would be. Tomorrow evening Miss Minnie Shay, an Scenes of riotous enthusiasm follow­ vation A/inv hall, .(>11 Mattison avenue. evangel*stlc worker ( f Philadelphia, will have been a train crashing through a ed the announcement of the jury’s ver­ Your Money? Tuesdnv, April X- Kirst,run t<> Uee i;reat«;r. tliun if we eoultl.— first right toethem herself and renew­ Spring Goods oi ’ 9 9 ples of this exalted art will be transfig­ sap&rllla blood purifiers,-bat none quite — ) 7 to 10 a. m _ Landor. London Xewi From Snmoi^. ing her request for a coaling station In Offloe Honrs >2 to -5 p. m, ured in a heavenly commingling of so good eb Black’s. You may as well I 7 to 10 p. m. . LuXX&H. London, April 22.—According to a let­ the Philippines jn exchange for Islands have the best. 100 doBes 60 jots. Sold snnny, sweet smelling consonances and ter received here from a British naval in the Marshall and Brown groups, east nu«-ken Htimlhm. will be united, for all eternity, to the Men’s spring overcoats, the only by Cr**atn«I Mushrooms utui Or«fi*rs. officer at Apia, Samoan islands, dated of the Carolines. Th^ United States re­ D R. ELLA PRENTI8 S U PH A M .I Hruik.l flii'Mvi-ti. Fn-neh Pva.-i. celestial source of harmony. " Fri* <1 i»otJam «. March 18, the British cruiser Porpoise, peated that the request was premature, newest cut, all wool Covert, 805 Third Arenae, Anbury Park, N. J. j Cel fry and Aj Sjihtd. Jtot Crackers, Captain Sturdee, in order to erippte the and the negotiations are still In Sbey- ChES. J . Black, G e n tle , hut Pierce Fighters. . Apothecary, Offloe hours until 10a..m., 18to S,Qto7.801 lc- < 'i t‘!im and <‘iiki>. rebels cruised around the coast ot Upo- ance.” French faced and Farmer Telephone Call *91 Friuf. Bonb('U4. The.men of Samoa are noble speci­ lu, burning villages and carrying off all CotT.o. Opposite Postoffice. ' mens, physically—tall, muBcular, witb the boats of the natives. These the Tbe South Dakota Floods. satin lined, $3.90 to $18.00 The bouillon should In* served in cups. the erect*carriage and elastic step of an Porpoise brought to Apia. As their Vermilion, S. IX, April 22.—The flood H. S. KINM0NTH. M. 0, Thu (.vst«T-i nnd mushrooms 710 Grand avenue, and at Ktemonth A , American Indian, They, tco, are smil­ boats are regarded by the Samoan is­ glttmtlon Is far worse than at any time Drag 6 tore 784 Oookman avenue. _;L should b«' oj» a platter /uirni*hed this Week, and the Missouri river has Men’s Suits, $2.50 to $18.00 with truflli-!- m t in f:tn«*y shapes. Tin; ing and kindly—in time of peace—and landers as their most valuable posses­ Ajobuor Park, MI ^ ealarl should hertnwe/l with mayonnaise risen two Inches In five hours. Stock aro clad in mantles of the gay prints sions It was believed that thia plan • and passed in a salad howl. The table would really inflict greater hardship left on tarmb between the Missouri and Boy’s Suits,. $1.00 to $10.00 T O I O M m ,., 9 should bo cleared ju*t I ■♦■fore the dessert which they have bought at the store. a course and all pieutia of bread removed upon them than the destruction of their Vermilion rivers cannot now be taken At.,riv« Per O nt DR. H. 8. TAYLOR J with a fork. ^ They greet yeu witb a Wave of the hand villages. off. A t B u rb an k cattle a re rep o rted to Men's Derby Hats in all the IDKNTlaT. c,«,, I be frowned.. From Vermilion for 15 (Graduate ot. TJnltonrity ot FenuylraitijlL and a courteous “Alofa." They tattoo Oomer Oookman avenue and Emory atraeil the legs from the waist to the knee, and Henry’s Popularity In Porto Hfco. miles west toward Yankton and eight new spring styles. ~ $ 1 , 5 0 0 Leltalitre’a, oppoeite poat offloe. Eati— as they stride along these members ap­ San Juan, Porto Rico, April 22.—The miles south to - Nebraska Bluffs the on Emory street. Arbor? Jfork. country is almost a solid body of water 2 , 0 0 0 Offloe hour* from ti a. m. to 5. p. m i: pear between the folds of their drapery recall of General Guy V. Henry to the Telephone 091. SiAIe’ffr'ead. from two to four feet deep. as if they were decently clothed In ekin tJnlted States is regretted here. He * All bakers, wholesale and retail, seek says he was obliged to auk for* relief on 5 . 0 0 0 tight trousers. They are indolent, and, account of poor health and that he Mr. Hobart May Realgn. :BE0. L. D. TOMPKINS, D.0.S, to produce at their several bakings when not roused to hostility, as amiable or Dentist, 017 Mattlson avenue (the Keator tj through the day only so much as may feared to stay here throughout the sum­ Washington, April 22.—It is said that near poetoffloe), Aabury Park. Teeth ertr and fun loving as children. They Work mer. The general knows Brigadier Gen­ Vice President Hobart has decided not be required to supply the wants of their pBlnleady without rendering the patient n_ bb little aa possible, nnd why should eral George W. Davis, his successor, to be a candidate for re-election, as 1 . 0 0 0 adorn. Qaa administered. Office hours 91 trade, but in making sure to provide his health is not sufficiently good to to 5 p. m. they?-..The forest abounds in wild ban­ and congratulates the people of Porto 3 . 0 0 0 enough there ia likely to be some left anas, bread fruit and yams, which may Rico upon having such a capable gov­ justify his continuance In politics, it over to get stale. There is some demand ernor. He says General Davis is better Is even doubtful if he will be able to be had for tbe taking. The sea is full 4 . 0 0 0 Von will not oe m&ae nnoonsc; for stale bread for household uses—for of fish, which they are expert in catch­ fitted than he tjo govern Porto Rico. perform his duties next winter as pre­ siding officer of the senate. His trouble b at yanr tooth will be palnle roaking toast and for cooking purposes ing, and if Providence deigns to send 6 . 0 0 0 movedUf Algine Ib used —but tbe demand is li&iited. Such stale Is a weak heart. them a fattened pig once or twice a tilBnra 'W ith' iJad, Stamp* Seised. At Vs Far C*nt bread aa may remain unsold in this t year they are blessed. Clothing they do San Francisco, April 22.—Ten thou* manner ia never wasted; it is sold to Woman to De Postm istress at Denver not reqhire, nor fuel. Their taxea are sand cigars have been seized in this city Washington, April JJ2.—The Evening •farmers and market gardeners, who J. W .' H etrick & Son BURTON BROTHEI only nominal, and they are consequent­ by interna] revenue officers because the Star last evening printed the following: * drive irfto the city with produce to sell ly exempt from the chief demands of boxes bore forged revenue stamps. Col­ “It la said that Senator Wolcott has de­ < 636 Mattlson Ave. and who buy mord or'less supplies here life. lector Lynch will not disclose the name cided to recommend Mrs. H. A. W. Ta­ D E N T IS T S ! of the firm receiving the cigars, but Keator Block. to carry back to feed stock. When final­ But these gentle creatures can figbt bor as postmistress att Denver to fill says they were manufactured by fac­ 6 2 2 Cookman Ave. ly djsp'osed of thus, it is sold by the bar­ and fight crnelly, although their method the vacancy caused by_the death of ex- COOKMAN AVENUE, AtBUROj tory No. 3,741 of Lancaster county, Pa. Senator Tabor, her husband.” . . v> rel, a t bo mncll a barrel, the price be­ of warfare ia peculiar. They eat and ing vpry low, but depending somewhat The revenue officers claim that they are drink between" rounds, when a sort of Consultation and examination 1 on the surplus stock oi/hand on the day on the track of 2,000,000 fraudulently Game Protector Destroys Sfets. trude is declared, then-go at it again, labeled cigars. ASBURY PARK . We administer freeh gas, of sale.—New York Sun. _ Lyons,, N. A pril 22.—Gam e P ro te c t­ shoot atahort range and shoot to kill.— or George Carder has returned from <1 Many Bicycles Leslie’s Weekly. iiny In W ashington. Blind Sodus bay, having captured and " ■ The Kill. Washington, April 22.—Senator Qua3f <3estroyed a gill net and a ttatf net. need a thorough overhauling and their OUR TERMS ARK OABH The olfactory kis^is Mongolian. TKe Should M inisters De Hanged f of'Pennsylvania is.in^this city, stop' Over three tons of fish were released owners know It., .They are aware of the nutritive affair in European. The Mon­ T h 6 Bible Society Reporter tells an plng»at his house on K street. He was from the rtets. ' • /act, but as their wheels are stored away golian kiss is with the nose. The Earo- amusing story illustrating the difficulty met rft the station on his arrival yes­ for the winter and there is no Immediate . CLAUDE V. OUERIN terday by a number of friends, who jgean kiss is with the mouth. * of printing troDHlatiqns of the Bible. In A n t i t r u s t 1)111 F n v o g e d . need for them;’ they will watt until the congratulated, him UQfljP the outcome of ' LAW OFFICES. The Mongolian kiss indicates that the a distant island copies of the New Tes­ A ustin, Tex., A pril 2?.—The a n titru s t riding season opens before having same party sniffed won hi be an agreeable his trial and appomtm^nt as senator. bill is the role topic of conversation P. S. You take no risk if overhauled.’ . - tament had for the first time been The senator declined.to be interviewed. mss ^ a« a ba*in^ Actai prey. The European variety indicates among legislators. The majority ap­ A tire lesose on tbe rim will disable Booms MO Appleby Building. I placed’in this hand's of the natives. There were a number of callers at the the machine as effectively as a broken that tlie party embraced would make a pear to be in favor of passing the bill Oife day tbe missionary in his private house and many congratulatory tele­ w ithout a m en d m en t” to tak e effect 'iTan. you buy your.goods at our frame. It costs but a trifle to oement detectable meal.- '; ‘ reading made the awful discovery that grams received. yoiir tire on, and may.save a torn valve WM. C. COTTRELL 1, 1900...... ' ARCHITECT. They are but the different forms of the passage, “It is required of ministers stem. ■ We can do-It for fifty cents and ■ F I oixIh In'.Iow n. . *■* Sentenced For Lese Majesty. Plans anl specifications furnished at s_ the same instinct of preservation—* the tha t-tKey be found faithful," had been store. W e will be responsible It.wlll never comeioff, or the *• takoyour tloe. Hotel work a specialty., 423 Lake I give and take of, wild beasts. # rendered in vernacular*, “ If is required • Sioux City, April *22.—The flood situa­ Berlin, April 22.—The criminal court chances" way for 25 cents.' tion is re.pprted worse. At Walker’s Is­ of knihisters that they be faithfully of.Brunswick has sentenceid Court Sec­ '* Mutant Help.. land! Just above‘here, ail the farm and retary’ Koennecke to two years* impris­ ' Zacharlas & Company ’ hanged." for an “a" in the for eveiy, article.j/oy get. ■_ , Professor Gray—By the way; Pro­ truck gardens are. flooded, and people onment on thef*charge of ltfze majesty. rendering of the loeaj word for 4•found** have ■ barely escaped with thelF lives. t <♦ ' • •' IJ "■ 7J3 MATTISON AVENUE, ASBURY PARK fessor Sago, what day*o£ the month ia had made all the difference. ,The Sioux City police have been..ap­ • Fib e r W 6rlf«r» Strike, Your money back if you 1REJPA1B SHOP ATTACHED ‘ Trucks for movtafffonlture. pianos fl It? To save my life, I can’t think*. The error was happily corrected be- pealed to tq help people on the, Ne­ Lockport, N. Y.,-April *2.—On^..hun­ Agents fo r tAe i .r. - . -i Professor Sage—It ia the 20th; ‘ And fore any effort had been made to reduce braska side/ Several persons took refuge dred' and ITfty ethnloyeea o f the United Qrove ani NonbtA»t>urjr Depot* . . Columbia’and Cleveland. that reminds me I What month ifi i t ?—• this precept lo practice. ______in the tops of trees and were taken oft Fiber worke in thia olty are »ut 6n . r Boston Transcript. , t \ in boats. ltrikefor anlngreagi of wag o. x w a n t it. TWO OB THB BB5T. Office, m o 5am m erfl»M Art J 1 THB ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS. to see the flocfor. Deciding t 6 apply I them to uhlte with' httn’ In a'“self-ap­ I n the spririg/Vheri tBes6 streams are Oh Tils western trip Minister' Phya A Sarprfwed Barber. the only infallible romedyy and Wishing pointed celebration. Having bored Bwollen by melting snows, and the NEW SIAMESE ENVOY Visuddha was accompanied by the sec­ “Wearing wigs has not gone out of to, g et th e l>est lig h t upon his patient, a hole in one. of the logs and filled it pieces of Ice are hurried along by the ';WHEN DEWEY • retary t)i tne legation, i^ewis Bateman, style by any means,” said a New Or­ that/ gentleman asleep that she would with powder, they arranged a fuse, in­ current, the boy who gets upon the a young English gentleman, whose leans barber who has an -eye for the od­ k: take Her seat in the front doorway, serted a plug, and retired to a safe dis­ smallest “cake” which will bear his 'Mr. Phya Visuddha Chosen for th< parents went out to Siam before his dities of the trade. “The only reason • WAS A BOY. resting her feet oh the upper step. But tance to await results. weight—stand ing often in w ater four or birth, where for manyyears his father why we n'fc notice so many of them here a new difficulty arose, Tlie im­ The plug was not driven In with sufll- five Inches deep—and Bucceds in effect* Important Post. ► Incidents of the Youthful Days of was engaged iu business. Mr. Bate­ ia thjjt' they are made a great deal bet­ .elent force, however, and was blown out provised dental chair provided no' sup­ ing a landing upon the mass of pul­ man was also born in Bangkok, and ter than they nssed tp be. Why, even the Hero of;Manila,- without making the desired report. port for the head, ana summoning the verized Ice, interspersed with huge end­ spent his early boyhood there, and is, the barbers get fooled now and then. little visitor the operator directed him Running forward with one impulse tho lie f» m Typical Em t Indian, and W ill wise and cross-wise blocks, which In consequence, as familiar with the “The other day a gentleman came boys Would.haye recharged, but Qeorge, Divide fill 'Time and Abilities to stand behind her, put his hands on lodges b!x miles below, becomes the people and .their customs ns a native. into the shop to get shaved. The barber either side of her face, and let her brace waving them back, exclaimed :v “One hero of the hour^ Between W ashington and JULIUS DEWEY, the fathet. of L o n d o n . ’He was educated, however, in England. finished the job without noticing any­ J tlie admiral, while earning the bet-self Against his shoulder. man’s life is enough at a tim e/’ and go­ On su ch occasions y o u n g D ewey w as “Minister Pl»ya‘ Visuddha, which, by thing unusual, aud as he.laid aside the “X did as I was told/* continued the ing to the log was proceeding to pour in hiB element, leaping the way in every the wny, is pronounced as though it .eons with, which to pay for his pro- Siam Is again represented at Wash­ r^zur he uprun^the usual che-tnnt. 4I narrator, “but at the first twist of the in mqre powder, when it exploded di­ daring enterprise and acquiring that were spelled Peer Veesooddah," said &donal-training by teaching achool ington by a minister plenipotentiary, flofice'a good'deal of dandruff is ac­ old-fashioned turnkey the patient ut­ rectly in his face. hardihood and utter disregard of dan­ Mr. Bateman, “is Immensely intercsleu Vermont acquired habits of economy and the kingdom of Central Indo-China cumulating on-your scalp,’ he said, tered a yell which, never having heard With eyes fast shut he made straight ger of which the victory at Manila waa In educational matters, and his trip out tiich citing to him through life. is once more to maintain a legation at ‘and if you do n ’t look out y o u ’ll begin an Indian war-whoop, thrilled me'with for the rain tub, and plunging hid head the glorious outcome. It was while to Chicago was largely t,o investigate After, his marriage and establishment our capital after an intermission of sev* to get bald. ’ That seemed to tickle the horror, and, deserting my post, I fled In, shook it violently about. guiding his ice raft past bridges and thb western schools. Siam is wakening IJdntpeHer, a large family connec- eral years. customer, and he grinned from ear to in dismay. In an instant George was in When he raised it, |wlth hair all piers, over cross currents formed by the in many ways, bnt in nothing more than taUving in his native town, Berlin, The new Siamese envoy, Phj'a Visud-, ear. ‘Oh. I griefts I'v e got h a ir enough my place, and I can see now the set look singed, and eyebrows and lashes gone, influx of lesaer tributaries and around in hcY desire to overcom e th e ignorance to last fur a while!' says he, still grin­ jar miles distant, fell into a way when dha, came somo weeks ago with quite of determination upon hlB face and tho he presented a strangely altered ap­ quick bends in the river that he learned of her people, For many years it has ning. ‘Yon have plenty pow,’ says the alness called them to the capital of a party of his countrymen nnd theii resolute pose of his sturdy little figure, pearance, -but4 here was not a quiver on his first lessons in the science of navi­ been the custom of the government to barber, ‘but with all that dandruff it ipping with their teams at his house. wives. Phya Visuddha made a visit as with the lady’s head pillowed upon the small, powder-burned face, as, turn* g atio n , send a few young men to Kurope, Eng- will soon commence to thin out. Bettor Che doctor stood it for a time in ei- to the west to make a study of some of his breast he grasped an4ar firmly with ing to hiB companions, he asked: “What man has done man can do," land and America for a technical educa­ let me give you a nice shampoo.' idfe, b u t bh a certain m arket day his the industrial schools of tbe country, either "stnall hand. “Does it B h o w m uch?” was the motto which formed the pro­ tion, and within the last half decade “ As he spoke he ran his hands through jtiencp suddenly gave way,, and meet- and will leave shortly for London, “ When the tooth ifras out and we were The least candid of them was obliged pelling power of his young life, carry­ several large public schools have been the gentleman’s hair and gave it two or T/fcis guests at the.gate he directed where he is also accredited. again alone he endeavored to convince to adm it th a t it did; b u t Gteorge, stiil ing through every boyish'undertaking. established in Bangkok, where Eu­ three hard rubs, and, upon .my word, tm to a hotel in an^udjacdnt square-, Minister Phya Visuddha is a typical me that a ‘woman's screams couldn’t sanguine of escaping detection, hope^ Who knows but that it may have in­ ropean arts, sciences and languages are the whole thing came off just as if he fere he assured the Ed they would find East Indian in appearance, although hurt,* but I had my opinion on the sub­ thrit "after it stopped smarting,, it spired his later achievements as well? taught. The effort is being made to ex­ had beeu scalped. The poor man yelled er .accommodations than he could In some respects he strongly resembles ject, which logic failed to alter.” ■■ would look bettor.” 6 f his experience at the Washington tend these schools throughout the king­ murder, and tho barber stoo$ there para­ ish and ax “current jates." his Japanese cousins. He is below me­ On another occasion when the two When tho doctor returned from his county ^grammar Bchool In Montpelier, dom an d t

We have two Thia ia pur Odd D ressers s ty le s of dres* THE GREAT FURNITURE FAIR AT ASBURY PARK. $18 M attresses extra spccial For Iron Beds 8tr8 and w a8h- F o r O n l y $ 1 4 hair mattress, * btuods, suitable as good in fpr furnirtMnj? with iron beds, which every way as any city mattress al $20 we are ottering at remarkably low to $25. F u ll *10 pounds, tw o p arts, art prices. Tlie bureaus are of solid oak, ticking. For April only at §14. : well made, have large French plate [| mirrors, finely finished and roomy. A Winsome Display Fine, heavy pak Fo rm er prlcos $8.50'. F o r th a rest of D ining R oom dining tables, .8 this .month $7.25. OF Specials feet extension, Wasbstands to match, large,and good, a’I Red ■ Ticket worth $3 25; now $2.75 bargains. Four styles. 1. Reduced from $20 to $18. 2. From §10 50 to §13. Three great bargains Spring Furniture 3. From 510 to $11. 4. From $7 50 to §5. E n a m e l e d for the balance of A beautiful'golden quartered oak din­ I r o n B e d s APril- I. a well made, ing chair, French style, box seat, good strong iron bed, white back, easy, durable. Former price eoame), 1 1-10 Inch posts, 2 inch brass ?3 50 ; for b alance o f A pril only §1.75. vases. Form er price $3.25 ; now $2.45, O ur Spring Exhibit of Fine Furniture in the Beach The same pattern, with seat upholstered 2. A more elaborate and ornamental with Pantosote, worth 54 50; now 52.75. Auditorium is truly the show of the season. Every J. . pattern,. flue brass wort. Formerly A sideboard that would cost $22 in $8.85 ; now $2.75. day the crowd grows larger. Everything is now in the city stores we are jBelling for only 8. A wonder. Beautiful brass top BEST J517.00. F in e q u a rte re d golden oak, „trail, vaaee and ornamente. An elegant perfect order and arrangem ent, all w orking sm oothly, full swell front, large French mirror, Just to remind you of the complete­ < , bed In every w ay. . 1 Formerly $0.00; and every custom er is sim ply delighted. M any of our nicely carved and artistic in every way. ness of our stook, we will eay that we To s$e it is to buy it. now $4.80. We have a large number of sample , The above beds la ell sizes, and. we have four styles of carpet sweepers that visitors even go as far as to assure tis th at our exhibit is have been selected for their^good points. window curtains hung so that our cus( have two carloads In stock. ' For t-nmmer.fur “ The Monmouth," $3o0.ffs"IfiSfcDavte," a m ore delightful display than any city store can show. tomers can see the precise effect and the A r t KllgS nishing we have $3; “ Bissel’s” japanned finish, S2.1S0; latest style.of draping alt kinds of lace I f you want a feally If you rejoice in the artistic and beautiful it is an d M attin g s a delightful line and *• BisBel’s Oyoo” at $8. and muslin curtains. Prices vary from A - S pecial nice dreeser and wash- of these goods in here. If you adm ire fine rugs, carpets or m attings, 51 to $7 a pair and represent exctptional O f fe r i n e Stand at a big bargain values- Bobinet milled curtains with all desirable grades. Jute, Smyrna and Our china closets b just.rnad this: This we have them . If you like cozy corners of rich and lace and insertion. Tuscan net with W itton R ugs from $1 25 to 555 00 E le­ D a i n t y -■ are all in finest furniture may bo had in white maple, Arabian edges. Frijled muslin with lace gant Ingrain Art Squares in the newest C hina Closets quartered oak In brilliant colorings, we can show them . If choice w in­ fairoh, mahogany or golden oak. It Is and insertion for bed rooms and cottages. and choicest!coloring. ; 1 various styles. beautifully polished and finished. The dow drapery, hangings and wall papers please you, Also-extra fine Honiton point curtains. Han.iaome Chinese and Japanese bureau baa a full swell front, (our Some of the daintiest o f them have Mattings in high gradas from $4 00 to glass shelves and mirror backs; others drawers, brass trimmings, a large come here and feast your eye£. If' you are looking t There are 512 00 a roll. have Ipollshed wood (shelves and- back French plate mirror and handsome New Styles In some very with mirror in upper portion. There for bargains, our Red Ticket Sale w ill capture you. carving. The washsland is large and Porch Furniture Q n e rustic For .summer are all sizes to select from. Some have made to. match. The two were cheap And w hether you are ready to buy furniture or not old Hickory P a r l o r f u r n i s h i n g carved ends and doors, some are plain a t $25 00. For the balance of April chairs and setteaa for porch use that are Reed Furniture nothing gives and severe. Tbe prices vary from $15 com e and see this exhibit. Everyone says it is grand. they cost b u t $10 25. novel, pretty, durable and cheap. This that sense' ot &p to $50. There Ib one fine large closet Greatest bargain of ibe year. kind of furniture is weather proof coolness and prettiness that one derives with a Red Ticket on it—price reduced . W e deliver furniture free Anywhere, and set it up in Storms and dampness does not affect it. from ree.d furniture. It-is strong and from $85 to $40. - Our display of Parlor yoiir house. O ur prices are less? than city stores charge Looks fine when touched up with bright durable also, and not expensive. We P a r l O l * Furniture of every de- —We guarantee it. C ar fares refunded to all custom ers. dushlons. Settees of old hickory cost are showing a number oi. very swell F u r n l t u r e scrlptlon Is wonderful- A special prioe on $3 a n d $4 50. Chairs $3 25, $2 75 and $4. designs, all new this spring, that the ly attractive to ever; L a c e - W e b b . the beat bed spring W e can and do please the public. W e w ant y o u t o p a y Taborettes to m&toh for outdoor plants, ladies say are “ too sweet for anything.” eye. Prices please all. In styles there Bed Springs that is made. The &o.f 51,-51.50 and $1.75. s Ooe set in particular is very pleasing. is a choice of 'French, Empire and Col- genuine Lace-' us the com plim ent of a visit. The newest creation^'In outdoor furni It comes in malachite green, oxblood Webb—the one with the red diamond ohlal, in rioh mahogany and other suit­ Y our attention is especially directed to the -m any tiire is a p&t of five pleceb in woven and white shellac finishes, and consists able woods. The oollqctiod embraces tag. on It. Easy.'comfortalle, noiseless hickory stained a malachite green. The of a tete a tete and two chairs. Thera' tete a-tete; seta, cotjclioaj chalre, rook- and durable. Regular price. $7.00. For articles spoken of in the adjoining colum ns/, "Com pare baoks are {righ and with rounded cor­ is. a suggestion of the dainty Empire' en, tables, jardinler stands ana fanoy the balance of April we will sell them ners. Price complete, 527. A rustic style that is charming.' Only $19 for for $5.75 each'.. - prices. Rem em ber that the quality of everything in I # ® * * ' '. , \ table to match costs $4 75 the set. v our stock is guaranteed to be ^bove the average. W e Another design In colorod reeds la I If you have any Whd This season’s style* You w ill find them In very effective and neat, and costs $80. have no shoddy'furniture. * . . U pholstery of furniture tmt CtlOlCe In wall paper a ft Red Ticket all parts of the ex- Still another, more elaborately Woven, W o r k needs rdooverlng al- W all Papers captivating. They B arzain s hiwt. All manner of at (40;- and an extremely elegant set In I. -":'. !>'A '< low us to give, ah es- ■ 1 am espeolaUy rioh furniture needed In a white ehellao finish,-at $49. AH the 1 mate; 'We also make to order .window in' oolor. effects aod striking lo their hou!>e These are actual; rot make above In tfcres pieces, Settee,' arm and I and ohair. seats, ^ad.wicker furniture in fuithfu) imitation of printed burlaps and believe bargains. We never Snark up" side chair. Solid qomfort and extreme ■ striking :&pd harm onious fabrics, and tapsstrys. There' are alao many ne»v WALTER \V. DAVIS, the Beach Auditorium fer the sake of “marking down" to ap. durability combined. I ma^egli manner of .bangings und d«c- designs in the fashionable striped and parent, bargain figures Til* old price Many other designs, not only in reed I orations for the home. We do this papel papers/ Prices1 from 12$ to 80 Sixth ‘and Ocean Avenues, Asbury Park ■ and new price are on every article, so but in mahogany and other fanoy woods I WorW well" and a t reasonable prices. ’. cents a roll. . , . ” you can bea the exact- savfeg. as well. ,’%!

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THE ASBURY PARK DAILY PRBSS.

DUNS REVIEW., Ltarnln'ff the TFoth. Special JiM ernscm em s h e a i l y r e s s AT THE MAZET INQUIRY A school inspector wns examining a T D P . Heavy Trndie ContlAWfPr- F ailnm class in grammar and trying- to explaiil L Advertisement** containing not more than The BIG FURNITURE FAIR CSTASUSHED 1007 F o r t h e W e e k . , . twenty-five words inserted under this heading * f . . • s' / * the relations of adjectives and nouns by for twenty-five oents first Insertion and fifteen Andrew Freedman a Refrac­ New ,Tork, April 22.—R. G. Dun & a ‘telling example, oenta each subsequent loMnrtton. A t th e Beaoh Auditorium J. Ii. KINMONTH Co.’s weekly review ot trade says: “Now, for instance,” said he, “what EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, tory Witness. Nothing appears in -business or in WANTED. See Our Opening Announcement on Page 3 . ‘ WALTER W. DAVIS| money markets to .prevent cotjtlnuunCe am IP * One thousand loads of good dirt dumped on of the heaviest trade ever transacted at Thut wag an easy question, and all lots one ftloc* west of. the railroad. Apply to TALK OF CONTEMPT PBOOEEDINGS Randolph Ut,BS. 08-98 PUBLISHED EVERY feVENItfG good- profits. The p ay m en t t* Spain is tbe children shouted, “A man!" and (BXCBPT SUNDAY) •mppoBed to have caused some rise In then looked around triumphantly, as F O R S A L E . AT. THE Committee W ill llvpurt to ' Lcfflala- 'urelgn exchange, which would amount much as to say, “Ask another.” Several desirable building lota on Bangs. Bum* tore nt Once—Freednmn Tewtlfte* »o nothing in any case, as balances due “ Yes. But what else?” said the in­ merfield, Munroe and Sewall avenues, west As* DAII.Y PRBSS BUILDING, bury Payk. Apply to A. W. Loo, Trenton, N J. That He' Shared Truwt Company from other countries more than'cover spector. 007 M attison Avonue, Asbury Park ProlltM W ith Croker. the paym ent nnd advance bills? v* gains*, Tbis was not so easy, but after a crops to coine forward in July tmd later panse-n—bux^cntured to suggest, “A F O R S A L E . New York. April 22.—Wild disorder will soon be ottered. Loans on Indus­ littie man.” • An extra large tent, platform and sh^d kitchen, characterized the public session of the trial 8e.curlt es are still at higher rates with »ent furniture, for 150 A great bargain if t h e n e w Sh i r t w a i s t si TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Mazet investigating committee yester­ than'on railway stocks, but on good “Yes, but there is something more you h>ve a vacant lot, Apply to A. W- Lee, One year (strictly in advance)...... $8.00 day. Not only did witnesses place them** commercial paper or railroad stocks than that.” Cientoo, Ni’J. fO-98 The Advent of many stunning styles One week ...... * • selves in contempt by refusing to an-* money Js In ample supply and^at low This was a poser for tho youngsters, in shirt waists means that the wA Singlecopies, ., , 1 ...... 01 F O R S A L E . swer questions, but one of them—Abra­ rates. bnt after a moment's puzzled silence Several improved properties In Asbury Park. weather drees spirit is in the air. Advertising Rates on Application. < ham Hlmmolwrteht—was so persistent Wheat receipts have been 7,511,34-1 an infant phenomenon almost leaped West Aso’jrv Park and Ocean Grove. Apply to We are now displaying several strikl In maklnK a statement that the chair­ bushels against 5,206,613 last year in from his seat in his eagerness and cried A. W. Lee, Trenton, N. J. 00-98 man deemed obnoxious that he was for­ three weeks of April, and the Improve­ ing patterns in waists, in. all the latesi •SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1809. to the inspector: WANTED. fabrics, soft finished Percales, Chintz cibly removed from the stand, by the ment since April 1 is wtfrthy of notice. “Please, sir. I know—an ngly little J Exports have fallen off. amounting Salesman wanted* to' carrp saaionablo line of sergeant-at-arms. m a n l” J ., (free) samples, with exclusive territory, good tor Zephyrs and Ginghams. ,F HILLIS’ SERMON'S. - Andrew Freedman, who is associated from both coasts to only 6,774,771 bush­ 1*5 weekly cash* from old established high rated It’s tho biggest show ih town, anq with Richard Croker in the. United els, Hour included,, in three weeks factory. P. (», 1871, New York. 90* D r. H illis’ seiftff&h'Tfrratyrrow in Ply- .it’s the beginning of the biggest sho\J States,Fidelity Guarantee corppany, re­ against 10,919,122 last year, and- the 'montk chHrch will bo a continuntion of peatedly answered questions put to hirh price .closes but half a cent higher, than ‘ - L O S T * , that baB ever beon- in town. All arl On Fmory street, between Fourth aver.uo and his discourses oh “Great Authors and by Frank Moss, counsel for the, com­ last week. post office, a five dollar bill. Finder wbl receive rightly made and the fit of eaoh waiBj Books as Religious Teachers.” The text mittee, in a manner that was denounc­ Men who have held wool stiffly for DRUG STORE CHAT. a suitable reward If returned to Pres* office. 60 wo guarantee. ' ed as impertinent by Mr. Mazet. Mr. more than.a year are selling freely qt will be from I Samuel xvi, 23. It will Freedmftn took the ground that a large hot tom prides, admittedly the lowest of WANTBJK P R I C E S ' : 5 0 c . , $ 1 , * $ 1 . 5 0 , $ 2 be a powerful sermon preached on the proportion of Che inquiries related to his the year. Sales at the chief markets in Pin your faith to "D rugs An experienced chambermaid wishes a position lines which have called forth sp m uch private business and that consequently two weeks have been 2.1,201,285 pounds, for cleaning hotel until opened. .Address M, Onr window; display ,give3 yon an idd that Cure.” They are worthy Press office. 81* discussion"among the leading ministeis he could not be compelled to answer. of which. 17,937.505 were ^.domestic, of tho oharaoter of onr goods, bnt I Mr. Moss Jed him to m ake a t least one ag ain st ly,906.100 pounds tn I8!)2l Cotton o f it. . I PIANO TUNING. as to whether a minister was justified in has advnnced an eighth, but exports arc closer inspection is necessary to a fn l admission which he deemed damaging Mr, Edward Kent, the well known ‘Philadelphia taking popular novels for the subjects of to the leader of Tammany Hall—that small. Takings of spinners are small, piano tuning expert, will be in Asbury Parfc from appreciation of their beauty. I his . sermoDs. These sermons have Mr. Croker receives a share of the com­ and the prospects for the next crop are this date. Address9 alioall orders care Hotel Pierre* Ladies’ collar^, oaffs and neck wear I Corn Slayer insures comfort ponfc, Asbury Park ;: brought great crowds to Plymouth missions th^t Mr. Freedman draws as not bad. while visible stocks are re­ manager of thq metropolitan district of markably large. An advance of one- church and we feel confident that they and piety. Your own con­ HOTEL PIERREPONT. his company. , fourth cent in some staple goods Is con­ Mrs. Kelsey beg& to announce the opening of Negligee Shirts for Men and Boys* will be read with Interest, The committee is at the present mo­ sidered significant"’ and may Influence science will tell you whether her regular season, and Is now prepared to accept ment under the serious disadvantage of other prices. , guests. TCrms reasonable. To get the newest and to have a large you need it or not. Costs 1 5 05tf Hotel PierreDont- Cookman avenue. being unable to inflict summary punish­ Failures for the week have.been 384 in assortment of exclusive patterns to se- 1 L ong Br a n c h , the pioneer resort cents ; cures 1 5 c o r n s . ment upon those who place themselves the United States against 204 last year WANTED. and 2'1 in Canada against 29 last year. lect from, yon should buy now. The alone the north New Jersey coast, has in flagrant contempt. Its powers during A Stenographer and Type Vriter, with machine, no public pavilions on tbe beach, and it a session are limited to expelling a per­ for five mon.ths; honrs S to 12 A. M. and I to fl P.M. soft shirt will be worn tbis season, not State salary wanted. A ddress H. S , Kress office. appears that the residents are just son, from the room where it holds its REAL ESTATK THAN8FER9. The next tim e you are down 05-90* ’ . meetings, using force If necessary. The only for business and comfort, bnt for awakening to Hie fact that such a feat­ town buy some Vioris Toilet sergeant-at-arms may he directed to FOR THE WEKK 'ENDING APRIL 15, 1S90. DRESSMAKING dresB. ure is an absolute necessity. Long clear tbe room of all persons or to eject WALL TOWNSHIP. Soap. It is all right or we any Individual who proves obnoxious, By/McDowell system. Tailor made suits nnd The silk front shirt has forced its' Branch is rather slow, anyway. Frank John A. Liming aud others to Charles wouldn’t tell you so. Y ou will shirt waists reaponablo. Mlsa C. Fowler, 706 Sum ' Taylor is trying to wake the town up by but his funetions ond there. The com­ Liming; piece of property, ?376.50, merfletd avenue, second door from Main street. self ahead of the madras and cheviots, mittee has to rely upon future action Clnirttino A. Thompson and husband to find it the equal of the old tim e 94-90* advocating a board of trade, and the O' adhih E. Davis; piece of property, $4,100. because it has a richer effect and can by the grand jury to vindicate its out­ FOR SALE CHEAP. probabilities are that one will be organ­ raged dignity. That any of the witness­ First National bank t f Asbury Park to 4 0 a n d 5 0 cent soaps, and our Martin V. Dager; two lots at Belmar. 11: Good residence property, all Improvements, be worn for dress and look more stylish.' ized in the near future. es who have thus far placed themselves Joseph A. brown and others to A. Howell price is only 2 9 cents a cake ; south side Hanirs avenue, between Emory and In contcmpt will ever be indicted Is Bond. Particulars Monmouth Realty Co., rooms We have them in fancy and white Miller: land at Manasquan, $1. « 5 0 cents a box. Cute little doubted by the men most interested In John F, Hawkins to John Thomson; 12-1# Monmouth Building. *' 93*98 . effects. Ih e Long Branch JYjes-*, tbe latest the matter. If they are, ns one of them three lots a t Avon, $900. trial cakes (or 5 c e n t s . F O R S A L E . venture in the newspaper field at Long remarked yesterday on the witness Gustavo Clement and others to Rosalie Remember we have only ex clu siv e Clement : piece of property, $1. Two small buildings on the lot cnmer of Webb Branch, is a nevrny, well edited p;»per, stand, they will have good company. and Cookman avenupB. Apply t$ W o, J. Cooper, Frank Durard, executor, to Ileijry Wain- 80513ixth avenue, Asbury Park. 93-08 patterns'and Btyles of nfgligee shirtB. and appears to be prospering. Frank Contempt Proceed Inixa Projected. rig tt; piece of property, Si50. / Keep your blood pure by The committee, however, foils very FREEHOLD TOWNSHlK T O I E T . M. Taylor of the Record insists that (he the use of Sarsaparilla. Our P R I C E S : 5 0 c . t o $ 2 . 0 0 . sure th a t It Will be upheld aiul counts Jane DuBois to Benjamin D. B. Smock; At Interlaken, cottage containing 0 rooms. A p- circulation manager of the Press han­ upon Inducing Governor Roosevelt to piece of property, §3,700. o w n m a k e , 6 0 cents and guar­ ply to William Abels, who will whow the premises dles figures rather carelessly, but not to appoint a fipedal grand jury to take Rena N. Ward and husband to Peter H. and give particulars. "John (^.Hamilton, owot-r, anteed. Hood’s 9 0 cents, no 'SI? West 26ih street. New York. 93tf be caught napping has added four more charge of tbe contempt proceedings. It Conover; lot a t Freehold. £3,000. Is asserted that the governor will as­ Houston Fields, sheriff, to Rena N. Ward; pages to tiSe Record, m ak in g it a I(> g u a r a n t e e . ATLANTIC ROOFING CO. sign some supreme court judge from the land at Freehold, $300 page, 6-column weakly, the largest'in Michael Coyne to W. A. Hankinson, jr.; .Will !bd pleased to e?t!mate on all kinds of Hoof­ upper portion of the state to try the lot at Freehold, 51. ing. Tin repairing and painting. Slsg roof­ the county. Both are good papers, hut contempt cases and that the result will ing a specialty. Felt roofs repaired W. A. Hankinson, jr., to Mary Coyne; lot 98-1®* Address Press offlce. HATTERS AND M EN’S OUTFITTERS Long Branch is ready for a daily, and be conviction of all of those who have a t Freehold* $1, Poor appetite ? refused to answer questions deemed we would not be surprised at any time George F. Harker and others to Albert’E. Take Sterilizedi M alt Ex­ N w t to Pogtofflce ______SOB MATTISON AVEI relevant. It Is proposed V> punish all Harker; land at Hornerstown, $30p. F O R S A L E * to hear that ope or the other of these Peter Antonldes to John F. Antonides; A runabout la good condition. Will sell reason* offenders after finishing their testi­ tract for three days and see ab’e. Can be seen at stable 410 Sixth avenue. rivals had launched out iu modern mony. piece of property in Freehold cemetery, $15. 92-97* TO SEE A LARGE ASSORTM ENT OF vSecond Reformed Dutch church to Peter how m uch better the food tastes journalism. While these plans have been formu­ Antonides; piece of property iu Freehold lated by the Republicans Tammany cemetery, $30. and how much stronger you F O R S A L E . Will sacrifice for want of use. Trotting horse Hall has not been Idle, but has been f e e ! . loading a bomb which may be exploded .IJOWELL TOWNSHIP. (record X.tP) three-quarter road wagon, harness, I t is now p re tty well conceded thafc John Truax to Elizabeth A, Mitchell; stable appliances, sleigh. No reasonable offer at an opportune moment. One of the 2 0 cents a bottle; six for $ i . refused. Address 706 Third ave., Aabury Park. CARRIAGES AND HASHES! interest’ rates are going to be lower in p'ece of property, $1 . 1 91-90* claims made by the committee In Its Catharine L. Connelly to M ary A. F ran­ You Bhonld visit onr Repository. W e have many novelties In the future. This will lie a great boon to appeal for testimony against prevailing cis; piece of property, 1200. A STONE WALK the business community. Heretofore abuses in the municipal departments is Mary A. Francis' and hu«band to Robert Freshness is a virtue in any Laid on your property in place oi the old tar Bicycle Runabouts capital has had an undue advantage—a that it will protect the witnesses from Francis, piece of property, §400. walk will-help rent your house. See Elbert Voorhees to Luke Okerson; piece Emulsion. W e make ours in few thousand dollars representing ae any prosecution for offenses that they 84 tf L. M. TAYLOR Bicycle Surreys have committed and about which they of property, SI. much earning capacity as a man of Mary H. Cooper and others to Irene Mat­ sm all quantities— m ake it often FOR RENT CHEAP. have testified. Lawyers who are work­ thews; ptece of property, $1 . Fancy 1899 Traps average ability. In other words, there ing to defend Tammany’s Interests now — and guarantee it to be of the A new, modern 10 room house on West 6th Ave Steadman A. Hall to William K. Hyer; nue. All conveniences. Will rent cheap this Pittsburg Hock away has been a demand for mord capital than assert that it will be impossible for the piece of property, $3,500. highest quality. U se our Em ul­ year. Apply to Chas.,J. Black, Aj.otheearr, op­ was available. The result has been that committee to compound felonies, as lt Corlies L. Emmons to Thomas Ketctam; posite Post offloe. 70tr Canopy Surreys, SK^j woUld have to do to interfere with the piece of proper ty, $800.50. sion for weak lungs, debility money could not be had at rates which RoI>ert Emmons, executor, to Isaac B, HOARD. punishment of men who voluntarily and nervousness. 6 0 c e n t s , - ' Extension Surreys insured any fair return. The lower rate take the witness stand antywho confess Marriner; piece of property, §78 50. Cottage board, 603 First avenue; alt Improve­ Corllea L. Emmons to David Layton; dollar size. ments. Mrs. W. B. JewelL of interest now prevailing in the money to having broken the law. If possible, piece of property, €80.50. B o u l e v a r d s some witness who has appeared before centers and in the larger local transac­ MAKLBOKO TOWNSIIIP. T H E C R O W N , the committee will be arrested and held 1<5 Main avenue, Ocean Grove. Open all the Coverts Stanbopes Canopy Stlcfc-eeat Son* tions, ttUsen together with the improve­ for some matter that he * himself \has Houston Fields, sheriff, to Maggie P. Du­ year. The most homelike boarding house in ments in business, warrants us in saying made public. The effect of this would Bois; piece of property, $750. N o rem edy will cure a cough Ocean Grove. Steam heat, baths and all im­ Canopy Cabriolets Breaking Carts Speeding Maggie P. DuBois and husband to James provements. Terms reasonable. 2S$tf that there is now ao opportunity for the be to curtail the voluntary appearance Ryan; piece o^ property, $2,575. so quickly as W hite Pine D E L IV E R Y W A G O N S with and without tops, curtain or pan borrowers to not only make tli^ir inter­ of witnesses to such an extent that the BAND AND ORCHESTRA. light platform, duplex and three spring gears, . sessions’would quickly come to an end. MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP. Cough Balsam. . First dose est, but also to receive a fair return for Margaret J. Conover to Alexander Park­ The Park City Band and Orchestra Is open Ifor We always have ISO new carriages in stock and you will find here wh The legislature will receive a prelim­ er; ^iece of property, $3,200. relieves like m agic. 2 5 a n d 5 0 engagements; any number of pieces furnished In are looking for. , the effort and risk necessary to inveBt inary report'from Mr. Mazet next week string or brass. For terms apply to G. T. SantoaD Houston Fields, sheriff, to William C. c e n t s . ' 1 Director, 621 Mattison ave., Asbury Park, N. J. and manage the borrowed capital. detailing what has been accomplished Wickolf; piece of property, $100. and specifying many reasons why the Martha C. Button to Barney Feltman; W lAmiUKft W ANTftll. B IR D SA IX &.JSON work should be continued beyond the p'ece of property, $3,995. Th* Hanlon, 831 Cookman avenue; opexfall.the M a t t is o n A v e . P h a r m a c y . year; terms low. Hqjjyyflfh o y M aJe .Mu in mien. close of the session in Albany next Fri­ MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP. R E D B A N K , A body might bu mummified in three day. The Republican members of the Houston Fields, sheriff, to Freehold Bank­ WHEN IN LAKEWOOD MONMOUTH STREET different ways, and the price varied ac­ committee say there is no doubt that ing, company; piece of property, $9,645.86. they will be allowed to sit after the ad­ William Evrlngton to Gilbert L. Vaughn; It You Have Your Wheel Repaired Stop at Tbs Towers, Main Street opposite cordingly. In the first and most expen­ journment of the legislature, but they piece of property, $600. You wish it well done and at a fair price. Laurel House. Terms reasonable, ? sive method the brain was extracted do not wish to resume immediately, and B. Van pubois, trustee, to Charles L. CHAS. J, HUNT Prop. through the nose by means of an iron the plan Is to tak£ about a month’s in­ Mattjiews; piece of property, $2,500. ‘ • If You Buy a Fishing Rod or Reel Summer season. Atlantlo House. Ocean Grove. THE LADIES ARE HAPP Houston Fields, sheriff, to Thomas E You wish to get value received for your money. probe, and tho intestines were removed termission. W hat happens in the next Perrine and others; piece of property, $100. Since making our acquaintance; because House Cleaning is entirely from the body through an in­ two sessions may, however, affect not We pride ourselves on being able to B. H. M ARGERDn & S O N A. T. Applegate, administrator, to Wil­ i satisfy you in both particulars. cision m ade in tlx* side w ith a sharp only this determination, but the deci­ liam E. Mount; piece of property, $-1,310. CONTRACTORS, MASOHS AHD BUILDERS easy by our method. We emplcy the Ethiopian stone. The intestines were sion of the assembly. A. T. Applegate, administrator, to Wil­Our Bicycle Department Is under the personal liam L. Conover; piece of property, $534.39 supervision of Mr. J. Ed oar Sooy, an expert In 007 BANGS AVENUE cleansed afid washed in palm wine, and. tbe art of repairing. 83-117 Blflr AtlJiohment AjgnlnKt n R ailroad. Tunis Y. Y^etman to John A. Orr; piece of Our FUblng Tackle and Cigar Department after being covi-n d with powdered aro-f property, $2,250. la in charge of W. 51. Nichols, who thoroughly J . 7 . Capen. Gii.uiht c . Hiqby. malic gnriis, wero placed in Cannph New’ York, April 22.—The sheriff has John Chamberlain and others to Lewis R knows every article necessary to the anglers1 received an' attachment against the Reid; piece of property, $2,000. outfit. CAPEN & HIQBY TUMBLING PR0CES jars. The body was tj>**n filled up with Monterey and Fresno Railroad com­ Architects myrrh and cassia and other fnigrnlit UPPER FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP. Choice Line of Imported k Domestic Cigars pany of California and Alfred Walker 784 Broad S treet Newark. N. J. and guarantee no W EAR, TEAK OB STRAIN. and astringent substances and was lair John- Darnell to George H. Kirby; piece Jones of Pacific Grove, Cal., for $700,000 of property, $5,500. We guarantee our work at all times. Prices bb in natron for TO days. -It was then ran in favor of George Eckhard, which was M artha A. Wlkoff and others to Jam es Lj low aa any for first material And work. C LA R EN C E D. W ILSO N , Our Factory Contains tjie 'Latest and Most Improvtd^Machin fa lly w ashed and w rapped n p i;j Mrij> Single Wheels and Tapdemslo rent. obtained by Philip Carpenter on the Wlkoff; piece of property, $2,900. Full line of sundries. of. fine linen smeared with gum. T !1 ground of nonresidence. It is an as­ Abel Cafferty to Wilson W right; piece of A rch itect, PRICES LOW , W ORK TBOROU<3Hi-r cost of mummifying a body in this fa ; signed claim from Henry H. Finley and property, $5. • 186 Fred E.; Pettingell for services In pro­ Houston Fields, sheriff, to Charles R. ------—. .. . ------1 to hire. Broadway, LONG BRANCH. We are now ready to call for your carpets and delivi ion w asa talent uf silver, or about .I4- :' Hutchinson, trustee; piece of property, $2,- Shedder Crabs and all kinds of bait. I n tb e second m ethod the b rain \n.. curing an underwriter for an issue of 5C0. E. J. STROUD, promptly. ’ ' bonds to the am ount of $7,000,t)00 of the Quality and Promptness Our Aim not removed at all, and the inti-sli::.- Josiah Gordon to Susan Hutchinson; piece railroad company. of property, $600. , Your patronage solicited. •<- ! Contracting Painter. were simply dissolved and removed it* Wilson Wright, jr., to Isabel S. Wrightt- J. EDdAR SOOY W. M, NICHOLS T h e M o n m o u t h C a r p e t C l e a n i n g fluid state. The body was afco laid : Posto'f lea box 967. Aabury Park, N. J . Deolh In n New Mexico Mine; land a t Allentown, $1. b o x 1 0 0 a ASBtrUV PABK, N. J. s a lt o r n a tro n , ^vhich, i t is. said, Albuquerque, N. M., April 22.—Four Isabel S. Wright to Wilson Wright, jr.; 5I2K Cookm an A venue land a t Allentown, $1. CONCERNING PIANOS. aolvfed everytiiing except the skin an men and a boy employed in Cook & I can beat them. I can beat them, and when bones. Tho cost of mummifying in thi. W hite’s coal mine at Madrid lost their SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP. the last word Is said I can still beat them—on lives yesterday as the result of an ex­ prices, on piano knowledge and assortment toanner was 22 mime, or nearly $ 00. , Lillie A. Boulanger to Arrah I. Rleiman ; T H E G R E A T First, as tojprifces: I havOJoo expenses; will sell The third method was employed f«» plosion caused by the use of open' piece of property, $4,3?6. you the cheap “thump box,” It you want ona Matthias Woolley, late sheriff, to Matthew the poor only. Jr consisted simply o; lamps. They evidently died from suf­ for f100 , the medium grade piano forSSOO and N eptune Height? focation, as no Jaruises could be found. Byrnes; piece of property, $2,000. the high grade for MOO—the equal of any Weber cleansing the body by injecting soim The mine is badly wrecked. W illiam B. P arker 626 Cookm an Avenue are a t my disposal; the fare ts a trifle; If you Tbe Loit Rose* had decided, to advance prices 20 per Thoiras Logan to James Dowd ; piece of ;. Is the place' to buy your Teas, Coffees, want a piano and want it moor. I can pick out cent on double and 12 per cent on single the best piano lora wareroom full. The fun of it r Thero is a ticket chojjper at the Puri: property, $500. v Spices, Baking Powders, Extracts, all is that the above is the awful tbdth, and the j . . s q o place station of tha .elevated railroad stre n g th . > Mr. Sayre says the previous Amelia Valleau to Isabella W. Boeckol; &o., apd save Middlemen's profits, other fellow can't) get around It. Next I piece of property, $200. who could not take a prize in a beauty announcement of a-general advance of J } COURTENEY & CO.’S * “ • w. o. dohm , 10 per cent was premature. Amelia Valleau to Joseph Lufburrow; (Plano Tuner IB years) show in any climate and whose mark­ piece of property, $35. ^ . ■ 81B Cookman venue, R estaurant O pen Saturday, A pril a Martha Mills, guardian and others to Ji Woicesleisfllie Sauce ed aggressiveness of mien fails to softon Hooley'a Yacht Sold. the eSect of nature’s handiwork npryi Henry -G. Stout; piece of property, $75. () % pints 12o; pints 23o; quarts 45o; London, April 22.—The . Field under­ Anson C. Phill'ps to Frank Thie); piece Unrolling w r e w S t o r e his vldago. A lady crossing iljo platform stands that„the cutter .yacht? Britannia, of (property, $10. i [ Big discount to hotels and boarding in a bnrry dropped prie of .two large red A delbert G. Mills to. Rebecca Brown; P houses and all goods guaranteed to recently the property of Mr. Daniel ^ give satisfaction or money refunded. rosea that graced her corsago.' It waa Cooper’of NWmarket, who bought her piece of property, $1. New Wall Papers promptly ponnced npon l>v tlie chop­ Joseph Lutburrow to Charles Townsend; GREEN TRADING STAMl from Mr. Ernest Terah Hooley, the piece of property, $8,000. ...; per, who, seeing that ^fowner had bankrupt promoter, has been, sold by ' Thomas H. Grant to, Malachi Moore; i ELGII CBHinlnBiTEI 21c,. . From England, from France, from no Intention of returning tu reclaijn it. him and will compete for’the Kaiser’s piece of property, $25. • all over the world, come tbe now merchants glvlngetomps i5I6 COOKMAN AI • fell to fondling liis prize with so evi­ cup In the Juno races. William F. Patterson' to Frederick ,E. W AUi PAPEKH. Johnson; lo t a t B&a Side, $325. dent an air of delight that a group of . One Blllllon C obb to Florlita. For more than a; month they have been ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS comlDg, ond.now they are leaving again. K insey B edding Co. Tbe Late Unpleasanti three or four brakemen, fellow employ­ . ’CKicago, April 22.—-Florists and gar­ W h isk e y that will stand the teat. Wo cotttrol oft, ffittpy, Mtterne of the finest MAHtnrAOTOBEUB 0* ees, who Stood near Jby waiting for an deners in the vicinity of Chicago, who Edward C. Curtis to Elizabeth Hooper; of tho weather caused j lot at Atlantic Highlands, $500.. , sort that the people aro ftst becoming aware u p town train, found’a vast amusement have been waiting for weeks for sotne of the fact teat to “ see It all” they must BEDDING OF EVEIilj ‘blossoms, have awakened to a rfeaii^a- elaide M. Habershatv; lot at Atlantic High­ many, people have fou lands, $4,000. • W in e th a t you -wlli feel refreshed monicas effect for a room. It’s all In tho BANOS AVBNUB, OPE»\HOUSB BLOlK. clad littie girl by the hand, approached ■ tlon of the fact that the severe cold headvrork—the plMmlntr.-- ' > ■ 1-: thing In any Slu'd of weat .weather of las.t winter destroyed a large ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP. / Perhaps a visit here will enlighten yon. the box. The child, whoso grfeat eyes share ‘*f the bulbs. It Is egtjjnated the ; call anywhere. “ r‘ were stink deeply in her pale little fore­ Eilzh Sickles and others to Peter* F .' Con­ M i n e r a l W n t e r that win satisfy, John N . Burtlaw ; losri fr6m the freezing of bi?lbs will be, over; piece of property. $6,000. th e rest. Now Nook Bani]»-ancl3 head. broke loose froth hqr mother’s oyer $1,000,000 within a radius of 40’ Peter Conover to Charles S. Sickles; JACOB DOLL, Jr; - Banda put on Bhlrts fro hand, ^topped B to c k still and began star­ miles, of Chicago, ; pleco of property, $79.84.’ , UNDERTAKER 5 4 1 COOKMAN AVE. ing h u n g rily a t th e rose." I n ji n in sta n t nOLMDEL TOWNSHIP, S..MICHELSON : Snow Flake* it w as in her posiession and the great JJanlmrm Oppoie Flnei, ..Adjoining Stetnbach’s largo store, 7.08 .MaWsori Avenue . .Jojm F, Brasoh to Joseph P. Carton; . : «itf and 616 V:'.-' pyea had gone ont of mourning.. In two L ittle Rock, April 22.—The .State piece of property $1 W e s t Bankerassociation .yesterday adopt- A 8BURV TPABK-v• Cookmait A y eao a', Beconda the nnlovely.clioppor waa glow - • , J New Jersey toraisbed y y i; y :. .-^tPg-'^tytherarri^igyaeHengerBmyra ed .'resolutions; afep'eaiinj to Governor Jones. to.J^tnlt aU/flRea .agafnut.lnsur- ^Oriie^ljy .will receive, pwsopt THE ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS. ■ ; 5 OPENING RECEPTION. BARRELS OF SAMPLES. legal notices MB* Young Men's Pleasure Club Is an Over TwoHundred Thousand Trial Active Organization. 1 > Bottles Sent Free by Mail. Last Thursday evening the Young Men’s By special arrangement with the manu­ Boro# of Keploiie City SATURDAY'S SPECIAL Pleasure club of "W eat Park gave their open­ facturers of that Justly famous Kidney ing reception at their new clubhouse on Medicine, Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite S2i PACIFIC CABLE Sylvan avenue, near Spring wood avenue, PROPOSALS FOR-CONSTRUCTION OF Remedy, the readers of the Press are ,ena‘ which was a delightful affair. The event A DRAIN IN SECOND AVENUE, bled to obtain a trial bottle and pamphlet of was largely attended by guests who re­ AVON-BY-THE-SEA, N, J. valuable medical advice absolutely free, by 22 FRESH EGGS, 25c IN; AS YEf| AN UNOFFICIAL WAY ENGLAND PROPOSES ceived invitations from friends that were Pursuant to a resolution adopted March simply sending their full name and post THAT THIS COUNTRY AND HERSELF .CONSTRUCT members of the club. After social Inter­ 22,189^; tlie mayor and council will receive, office address to the DR. DAVID KEN­ LINES OP COMMUNICATION IN'OCEANICA course those present enjoyed themselves a t tnelr m eeting to. be held on'Wednesday NEDY CORPORATION, Rondout, N. Y., evening, April 26, 1809, at 8 o’clock, sealed playing several games, including progres­ and "mentioning this paper. proposals for the construction of a 24-inch sive euthre, and also listening to the melo­ terra cotta drain in Second avenue, from Of course this involves enormous expense dies of the organ, a guitar and a quartette. Lincoln avenue to Shark River, at Avon- to the manufacturers,but they have received by-the Sea; said drain to be constructed Then all partook of refreshments including f HILE for 41 ,num ber o t years rthe surffiy*fof a fitfblels oritf bf the m ost ffo many grateful letters from tbo?o who with manholes. Inlets for storm wator, etc. all the delicaciespf the season, and afc 12.8° The above tvork must, be comple ted wli bin no there have been many pro­ interesting features of the entire work. have been benefited and cured of the vari­ C an alw ays be had at tlie The exact depth of' water must be the participants departed for their homes working days af fer the date of signing the jects for laying a telegraph ous diseases pf the Kidney8, Liver, Bladder contract for the same. Plans and spf-clflat* in a happy f/aire'of mind, to await the V ery Low est of Prices at cable across .the Pacific ocean, never ah own throughout the entire route, and and Blood.'^Rheumatism, -Dyspepsia and tlons.witH a di’wftof the contract and foonds coming of the club's minstrels and concert before .the past year haa .the .need for i© -do this a very tareful survey is nec­ CfhronlOv.CpnslIpatlon, and all weaknesses required to be given, m ay t e seen a t the of­ essary. The route from San Francisco on I hurfiday, May 18. fice of the city eneinije'*, « t the city hall, such communication been bo g reat aa peculiar to \vomen, that they willingly send Trenton, N. J ., nr n t ihe office of the borough It ia now. The war with Spain was but to {Honolulu was surveyed in this man- There will be a special sermon preached trial bottles topi I sufferers. clerk, Leroy Sofield, Avon-by-the-Sea, N. J. #the beginning of a series of hiatory- lier spme 25 years ago by the steamer to the members and friends of the above Upon investigation it was found that 91 Each proposal must be made on a blank club tomorrow (Sunday) evening, April 23, form, which will be furnished by the engi­ maklng .events that have agitated, the j Tuscarora when a proposition tp cir­ per cent, of those who had used the trial J J PARKERS at Zion A. M. E. church, Spring wood ave­ neer or borough clerk, and must bo accom­ world, and all of which have happened cle the earth with arable line was be­ bottle had lecelved such benefit from It that panied by a satisfactory bond, wltli at least You can always depend on that; or in case ol any nue, by Rev. J. E. Rodgers, pastor. The in the Pacific islands. The annexation in g a g ita te d .' T h e su rv ey w as a lso co n ­ they purchased large size bottles of ihelr two sureties. In the sum of five hundred1 members and friends will meet at tlie club­ dollars, conditioned that if the proposal be dissatisfaction, your m oney back, that’s otir guarantee, of the Hawaiian islands to this country tinued to Japan and wps made over druggists. • house, Sylvan avenue, nenr Spring wood, at accepted the person or persons maklne it and it goes with all sales. but increased the demand for a cable several ro u tes, b u t n o n e o f th e se w o u ld It matters*not how tick you are or hpw will execute the contract required to be fur­ to those. islands. The recent disturb­ be of use at the present time except-* 7.80, and'proceed to the church in a body. many physicians have failed to help you,* nished within five days after the acceptance — 1— — $ ances in Samoa has shown the necessi­ ing that to Honolulji^ Between the send for a trial bottle of this great medicine, of the proposal. Tlie proposal must be de­ THE GIFFAItD AGENCY. livered by the bidder or his agent to the This W eek’s Rem inders: ty -for more rapid communication be­ American coast anC^the Hawaiian is­ It costs you but a postal card, apd^benefit tween -that small portion of tho world borough < lerk at tho meeting above men­ lands the bed of tfie ocean is admirably Recent Rentals of Hotels and - and cure will most cortainly be tine result. tioned, when the same shall be called for by I.argc B ottle Pickles, xac. and* the treaty powers responsible for Cot the mayor or prepident of councit. The right suited for the laying of a cable, as it is ta g e s. tj» T2Us^ C ity . Put some urine in a glass tumbler and let Your ch ice of chosv choiv, gherkins or mixed pickle?. Every bottle the government of the islands. Indeed, but one vast level plain with the ex­ is reserved to-reject any and all bids. / guaranteed ntw and crisp. Among the recent rentals consummated It stand 24 hours; If It has a sediment or .if 05-09 Leroy Sokikld, Clerk. Bad there been cable communication ception of but two places. Across this through the real estate agency of William it is pale discolored, milky or cloudy, Q uart B ottle Catsup, toe. with the rest of the world it would in nlflin the. water, has a uujform depth of Giffard are the following: Edwin Pennoy- stringy or ropy, your Kidneys or Bladder PUBLIC NOTICE W hy pay a fyigh price for a name, when you <-nu get a really good <»,MIll'll IiiOii—.i .muI are in a bad condition. Dh David Kennedy’s er’s house, Second avenue, to Eliza Arm­ catsup at this low pripe? strong of New York; Hotel'Gladstone, Sec­ Favorite Remedy speedily cutes such dan­ Ofthe Contemplated Improvement of Park gerous symptoms as pain In the back, Ina­ Best Prepared Buckw heat, 7 c. Package. ond avenue, to Mrs. M. E. Applegate of Avenue from Deal Lake Bridge to Sun­ bility to hold urine, a burning scalding pain We have a little more of this buckwheat which we are closing out at MONOLULLte Brooklyn; Rev. Mr. Collins’ cottage, Sev­ set Avenue. in passing It, frequent desire to urinate, Ithis price ; there is not much left, so take advantune of this ' r W > enth avenue, to R. H. Russell of New York; Public notico Is hereby given of the Inten­ sale, as it will probably be the lust special olKr. /Philippine l> ^ iaobonu: Brigham bofctage, Thiid avemie, to Mr. especially at night, the staining of linen by tion of tho Common Council of Asbury Park Q uart Can Fancy Table Syrup, ioc/ Frommell of ;New York; Keator cottage, your mine aud all tile unpleasant and dan­ tocauso Park avenue to bo graded -from High quality und fine flavor, aud will certainly pleare you. Cookman a venue, to Mre. J. Matthews of gerous effects on'tho sj-stem produced by Deal Lake Bridge to Sunset Avenue, In con­ formity to the grade map of Asbury Park, kflARlHALLl / bury Park; Sidney coombs’ cottage, the use of whiskey, wine or beer. Dr. David 4 Packages Best Oat M eal, 1 5 c , Kennedy’s- Favorite Remedy Is sold at all made by Parker N. Black in the year ISA West Sewall avenue, to David^A. Slont of and to cause said avenue (0 be graveled-with Think of il; best oat flukes at this price. You all know fhey aie drug storeB at $1.00 for a large bottle; six V fPHOt.HiX I, Manasquan; W. H. Giffard’s cottage, "West a layer of gravel ppread six inches deep at. worth much more money. bottles for $5 00. tho crown or center of tho avenue and ta Bangs avenue, to John B, Kinsey of Brook- pered down to four inches a t tho gut ter lin*-s Fine Fat ullackcrcl Oc. each. yn. on either *ido of said avenue Ijtreln provid­ Cijod Mackerel are scarce, but we assure you these fish will surpijse _ APIA The books of the Giffard agency still con­ ed for, nnd t o cause the gutter-* of said streot you with their size and quality. • tain a large number of cottages and board­ on both sides of the entire length of the / • proposed improvement to be paved with Good Cream ery Butter, 5 Ibs. for Sr. 0 0 . ing houses for rent by the season or year, f t Tonoa M brick 4 feet 0 inches in width, and to be mrCALEUOfilAr^ A. -* A number of deslrablo stores areals-oon the Hew Yorl and bound on the out ar edges witlva row of Bel Best New Y ork State Beaus, 5 q t s . f o r 2 5 c . renting lists. glum paving blocks. Any person who objects to the improve­ Beau Pork, 4 i - a c . l b . 8 0 C e n t s ment of said street as aforesaid is requested Choice Prunes, 4 I b s . f o f 2 5 c . J. H. Cook’n Pol ni era. to present his or hnr objections 1 hereto in If there’s a busy place anywhere on earth w riting at the ollice of the City Clerk, Best New O rleans m olasses, 3 9 c . G a l l o n . it’s the J. H. Cook establishment at Main subscribing his or her name thereto, 011 or before the 29th day of April, 189U. Best Laundry Soap, 5 cakes for ' 1 7 c . street and Cookmah avenue. . The name NEW YORK HND LONG BRANCH Dated April IStlf. 1890. Fancy m ixed Cakes ioc. lb. Bee Hive’’ is not a misnomer; It’s a verit­ W. C. BURROUGHS, City Clerk. able fact, as any one can prove for them­ STEBMBOP.T CO. 93 1C-2 tingi And Proposed Cables in Oceanic*. selves. The attraction is not difficult to W e solicit a trial order fr o m strangers who may Unes SHovj Existing Ctblcs—Dotted Lines Sbovt Proposed Cobles* understand when a. visit to tbe store is AND THE made. - Every department is filled to over­ S o m e L e l t interested in our prices. all probability have saved the lives of about three miles'. At one place a sunk­ flowing with the latest goods obtainable in en mountain is encountered which rises the wholesale markets, and the prices just 1 1 These desirable-houpes are for rent by the the American and English soldiers and Btlamic Coast ElectiiG Go. year. Come to us and get particulars: sailors killed there so recently. to a height of 2V3 miles and comes to draw the people. There seems to be no within half a mile of the surfacc, and at special plan adopted, by Mr. Cook and his Via PLEASURE BAY Seventh avenue, near Bond—10 rooms. 0 But it is this disturbance in Samoa bedrooms; nil Improvements...... SW0 00 J. J. PARKER, that has brought from England, as yet another a second mountain of this kind manager, Leonard Hulit, to carry on their Seventh avenue, near Bond—11 rooms, 6 is encountered'which riBes to n height trade except that of offering the very best bed rooms; ele^ont house..... 600 00 unclothed in the-diplomatic garb qf Leave Pleasure Bay 3.20 P.M. Blunroe avenue, near Grand—0 rooms, 5 TH E GROCER, officialism, a proposition for this coun­ of iy 3 miles, but neither of these offer goods they can get hold of at the lowest G bedrooms...... 275 00 » serious obstacle. West Munroe avenue, ^ block from rail­ try and England to lay cables between prices possible consistent with sound .busi­ RETURNING road— 30 roomu, 5 bed rooms...... 250 00 604, 606, 60S Cookman Avenue, !the principal islands of the Pacific. In What lies beyonu,Hawaii in the pro­ ness management. Attention is called to Bongs avenue, near Bond street—8 rooms, . Other Stores : Cor. Lake Avenue and Main Street, Leave N. Y., foot West 13th s t 0,00 A.M. 4 bedrooms...... 220 00 a financing way such a project would posed path of the cable Ib practically the pointers given in the new advertisement Long Branch, “ “ Battery Park...... 0.30 “ Good Flats, near Beach—7 rooms, ff bed­ .mutqimn, Tel. 69 ASBURY PARK. benefit both governments even be­ unknown, os but few soundings have of the Bee Hive in today’s F eess. rooms; all Improvomerts...... 250 00 ttle Falls. Fourth avenue, near Grand—14 looms, 9 tween points already reached by teje- ever been made, but it is believed that Baggage carried free with passengers. bed rooms... *...... 600 00 graphJo cables. r ' the Pacific ocean offers a better founda­ Real Estate Transactions. Emory street near Lake—10 rooms, 6 bed­ rooms...... 850 00 ( At the present time the eastern tion for a cable than that found In the Real estate agents have been unusually Take car leaving Cookman avenue and M ain s treet not later than 2.20 P. M. Second avenue and Bond, furnished—10 cable company.has practically, a mo­ Atlantic, which is crossed by so many active during the past week. In addition rooms*8 bedroom*; all improvements.. 450 00 of .the great wire ropes. to the numerous transactions of othet Lake avenue, near Emory—12 rooms, 8 nopoly of all "business between the bedrooms...... 450 00 continents and the islands of the Pa- ■Those who* are in a position to talk- agents, the following sales have been made Blunroe avenue, near Bond—11 rooms; all 'clflo* As a re s u lt o f th is m onopoly E n ­ intelllgently of the possibilities of a through the ofllce of W. H. Beegle, Main improvements...... 450 00 CHAS. KRA1Z Summerfleld, near Emory—7 rooms, 8 bed­ glish merchants must pay at the rate I’aciflC cable say that the present Ma­ street, this city; Perry R. Smith’s cottage, G e t Y o u r room s...... a ...... 250 00 of from $1.16 to .$1.36 per word for all nila rate could be decreased by nt least Seventh avenue; Henry Lylburn’s cottage, messages with Australian correspond­ one-half, and still a company operating Grand avenue; lot belonging to Rev. E. S. ents; while to reach Manila from New a cable would make a fair protit on their Widdemer at Allenhurst; property of H e a t e r s ( MONMOUTH REALTY CO. York it costs $2.40 a'word, arid who can investment, and that the government Frank H. Coward, Heck avenuo, Ocean estimate the number of words that would not only in time find that such a Grove; M. E. Sexton's cottage, Mt. Hermon Fixed Nowi! L. H. VAN SAJtT, M anager TAILOR have been sent during the past year. cable would pay for Itself, but that of- Way, Ocean Grove. These sales aggregate The aa yet vague proposition as it . ftciaL messages would cost the govern­ nearly $20,000. The cottage of W. N. Room s 12 an d 13, Monmouth Building comes from England Is for the con­ ment nothing. Ritchie, on Second avenue, has also been If they ueed repairs or cleaning TWINING & VAN SANT struction of a Pacific island cable con­ In the cable bill Introduced in the leased to Mrs. E. J. Benton. § 1§ necting this country toith Samoa in last congrcss it was provided tliat the now is tho time to attend to Insurance Agents Fire Insurance. Lowest Rates. rates phould not exceed one dollar per Cavalry Troop Practice. them. Is yonr Range or Gooi word and it was estimated thht at that Tbe Red Bank cavalry troop has begun a BOND STREET price the cable would be a paying prop­ series of shooting matches to determine Stove in good condition f Ii e rty . . who shall compose the team of six men to not, call upon iu. Prompt at­ l - ' \ J The distances between the joints at compete in the inter-state match at Sea BICYCLES! ASBURY PARK which such a cable would touch ore Girt the coming summer. Captain Edwin tention. reliable work and low Field has again assumed command of the y x a iN E s e ^ 1 2,080 n au tical m iles to H o n o lu lu ; fro m prices. LOOK AT THE LIST AND PRICE8T there to • Samoa, 2,200 mileji; from troop. During his absence In the army the >~'CA9T pr* Sam oa to New Z ealand, 2,520. On th e acting troop commandant was Lieutenant S t e r l i n g s , - • - $ 5 0 a n d $ 7 5 -"r- line to Manila the distances are from J. Dey Conover. D a y t o n s , $ 5 0 , $ 6 0 a n d $ 7 5 Canned, Goods the phoenix Island to the Marshall is­ ^7~tVbEI‘. ) ICeeltliiK t'p iyy«arunce(. O r ie n t s , $35. $5° and $65 Wo have a large stock of choice Canned lan d s a b o u t 1,500, a n d fro m th e re to Goods, put up by the best packers in tha G uam som e 2,000, th en ce o n to th e P h il­ A “ licensecl Jia*' 'n broker" who does a T . F. O’Brien & Co. S p a l d in g s > ■ ■ - $ 5 0 a n d $ 7 5 SFonnosA I f Y o u r country which wo are offering a t very low ippines is 1,372 m iles. front deal of v ork In the west end of Z im m y , - - $ 4 0 a n d $ 5 0 figures. JfptlS KONO London lately £ave to the writer par­ Those elegant 31b. cans of Strawberry fteete. ^BERNARD BRISTOL. 640 Mattlson Ave. R o c h e s t e r s , $ 4 0 , $ 5 0 a n d $ 6 0 IjPfllLlPPlNtl ticulars of a strange sort of pledging You never ate anything like thmn unless &HAHIILA Should Sllnlvten Be Hungedf tbat^bas become common of late and C r a w f o r d s , H o u s e you have had ours, for ..., .15o #2;>, $35 and $50 31b. can fine Egg Plum s 15c. Very best; The Bible Society Reporter tfells that often defeats men of his kind. N y a c k s , - $ 2 5 , $ 3 0 a n d $ 3 5 31b. “ u Apricots 15c. “ u an amusing story illustrating the diffi­ Backing np his statement with actnal 3 lb. “ “ SI. L. Cling C h a in l e s s , - Is not on my books Existing Cibte Lines from Europe to Chinn culty of printing translations of the uames and Wc«, he said: ■ - - -I - $75 Peaches 20c. ** “ Bible. In a distant island copies of 3 lb. can the very best L. Cling Peaches, 3^’s *nJ tht Philippines. “A bailiii* I enter a showy flat, These prices cannot fce beaten when qual­ ‘25c. Once tried always used. the New Testament had for the first say, and my -cpcustomed eye at once ity is considered. Orders placed now will 3 lb. can White Cherries. Quality all right whlph Germany might co-operate if time been placed in- tho hands of the, falls on m handsome or at least a pre­ insuro prompt deliveries. FOR SALE hut price very low 13c, two for 25o Bhe so desires. The cable would touch natives. One day the missionary in tentious I say to myself thni W ho -Does Your 31b. can Baked Beans...... 0c Large bottle good catsup 8c was 12J .ASBURY PARK ['will n o t be lo n g b efo re all o f th e Im por­ p ractice. inside, of the inatrnment. One man in at the WILLIAM GIFFARD, LMOllY Stheets the west end in particular does a con­ tant islands of Oceanica is connected ‘ He Ilad Tried Hlny with the remainder of the world. siderable business by lending money on Weddings and 222 MAIN STREET Kind Father—My dear, if you want a Such a cable as that illustrated in pianos in this way. good husband, marry Mr. Ooodheart. Birthday Gifts the map would cost in tho neighbor­ ' MI suppose, that when visitors want Da ily Press Pr m t e r y. Money to Loai:. He really and truly loves you. Baby’s h o o d of *10,000,000, o r a t th e r a te of to play on an instrument of this kind A t t h o Real Kauite and Insurance. Daughter^—Are you sure of that, pa? $ i ,000 a mile, which is considered a the host pleads that the key is lost. J e w o lr y SI or© o f K - “Yes, indeed. I’ve been borrowing fair estimate of the cost. If this cable Anyhow I haVe in iny own bueiness lmc1 money of him for six months, and still Teeth Is .ever laid by the combined efforts of quite 50 examples of gutted pianos dur­ he keeps coming.”—Tit-Bits. America and England the experts pre­ ing the last two years, and I never A. W. Cornelius The regular care of the child's teoth mark a piano down in an inventory dict that the connectinig line between After tlie Stiver Weddtnnr. should begin from tbe time the ilretset Manila and tlio main cable will be at now till I have closely examined it.**— Mrs.’ Longwed—Our friends have re­ ia iu tb e m o u th . D ecay cornea rap id ly . the Phoenix islands instead of at Ma­ London Answers. A great deal of sickness will be pro* membered us very generously. ; 7 o x * nila, because a line from Phoenix Inl­ FIRST GLASS vented by baviug the cavities llllea as , Mrs, Longwed—Yes; I feel very well and would afford better facilities for A Scltshlntt C ock, soon as discovered. W e m ak e a featu re repaid for the long time we'jre lived to­ connections with othere of the islands Cam den says ,-the Tham es w as once . Coolctnan A v e . ’ of giving careful attention to tbe little gether.—Jewelers' Weekly. called the Cockney, and therefore a folks. of the southern- Paclflo than if it waa Consultation and examination free.. to ctqsb higher .'up, as it would from cockney means simply one who lives .WORK DONE Rot itlghlr Cultured. Honolulu to Manila. Aside from this on tho banks of the ^bames, Wedge-’ "Wjhy do you th in k she m u stM v * wood says* a cockney, or cockerney, is It would obviate the necessity of secur­ picked up her musical education her- BOSTON DENTISTS, ing a cable landing station in the Caro­ one pampered by city indulgence, in The Luxury ot , *rr ilelf?” " * ; contradistinction to rustics hardened by line islands' from Spain. ThO JJar-: “ ^Vheri she sings 1 ^can under^tdrtd R. F. DORAN, D. D.S. outdoor work. There is, however, a Why are Pferco Wheel^ so popular? Look at shall- islands,-which are destined to nearly every'word sjie says,”—^Chicago IMPERIAL Home Made Bread Its record for ’08. We had do cones to replace on legend, almoet too good.to be true— any Pierce Wheel of ’98. No- forks, spokes or become’one of tl\e important groups of Doily News.______' 715 M attlson, Ave. Islands-In tho Pacific-, would, be in the namely, that a Londoner who had never cranks were broken *, no frames broken in any May bo enjoyed in every house­ part. They are fast showing they are easy run­ Winckler Building. djlreqt.path between either; the Pl^oenlx Grotmdl for App^rehenaJ^n, before slept out of sound of? Bow Bells ' LAUNDRY hold. There is a knack in the ners. What more can a rider, want! islands, if they are chosen ns tho.con­ : Brown—I think there will be Utijjfr-; had occasion to go into tho country and making and\only good bakors Pierce, $40, $50, $60. Chainless. necting polnt, or Baker’d Island, which! tion ovei m y uncle's estate. •. < was detained all night. - , $63. * DmsmaKcrs Js.near, the Phoenix islands, opd Is Uni- Jones—Why do you think so? \ He waB much disturbed by, the low­ with tne boat\ of material -can 814 COOKMAN AV e ! • hope to'; prodnco such bread as Barnes, $5o, $65. Chainless, $ 7 5 - ted Statca pfopprty, nnd the Lndrone J?rown—-He left a lot of money.— ing of the cattle,^the ^grunting of tho Eagle, $25, $35, $50, $60. . DRESSMAKING jtslqnds,.' While it would be out of the P u ck . ; pigs and other, sounds of country life, t we dohvor to our ouatomora C&Bh or installments. All guaranteed. Every lady wishes both style and fit. To obtain direct tragii^pf vessels it would touch ^hich he cotild not^underatand, an^ih ’every day. this give me a calj, and you will find w hat you pt'm ore .points over this route, nnd a f/ _/) \ \ ! ’/ A Ch«nare of prained*. ■ particular be,.wap. frighjened. by the desire., Prlceareasonable. -WU1 algo remodel and - WHITE & JAMES, Proprietors ruolnd your skirts. . , jfOfd better facilities for. securing cable iL Be BrOkqr (sadly)—Yon seem to have crowing of. fcho^cocfe In the morning, Ice Cream delivered daily. Q .T, SANFORD, 'ftattons than it.would;over a direct 'dropped out pf speculation lately. ill response, to the farmer’s inquiries, 631 Mattlson Ave./ Asbury Park*, MRS. M. H. JORDAN, ,h \ :Pe betting on boss 1 EDW IN A. W EIS wrote between Havyali and Guam.. . he said the sound of Jhe wild Jjeasts liad 719 Mattlson Avenue, Aabury Park. - races now. It’s safer.—N. Y. Weekly. kept'him awa&e,- r'Just a t t!?at moment j' In ta in tin g the cost; of,-coijBtnier UPHOLSTERER [BENI. ALBERTSON. .tion of a cable line between these points the cook crowed again, and tne Lon­ WINCKLER, MBS. J ..F . BRADLEY, J - v *‘‘V V _ •Pine Furniture Made to Order • Specially Dresamaklnff and Ladlea. XatloriBK/- th e r e '-!• ni;ro\v allotted tt» me not advisable that tho men who otipe monogram that might havo been either get iu here should escape. Only I, and and fell asleep. An hour or so later I “ B. K. ” or “ B. Ij . On the third fin­ I am a B rahm an. ” is all there is to it. . / was awakened by a piercing scream— Connected Free ger of tho right hand was a silver ring The prospect of- escape hod brought tho shrill* high pitched scream cf a in tho shape uf a coiled cobra, much Gunga Dass’ caste back to him. He horse in pain. Those who Jiave once worn and tarnished Gnnga Duss de- stood up, walked about and gesticulated heard that will never forget the sound. J posited a handful of trifles lie had pick- violently. Eventually I managed to 2 found some little difficulty in scram- j ed out of the burrow at my feet, and, make him talk soberly, and he told me Wing ont of the burrow. When 1 was covering the face of the body with my in the open, I saw Pornic. niy poor old how this Englishman had spent six Pornic,' lying dead on the sandy soil. handkerchief, 1 turned to examine these. months night after night in exploring, Consolidated Gas Co. of New Jersey I give the full list in tho hope that it How they had killed him I cannot guess. inch by ‘inch, tho passage across the may lead to the identification of the un­ Gunga DasS dxplained that horse was quicksand^;. Jiow he had declared it to fortunate nuiu better than crow, and “greatest good be simplicity itself up to Within about 619 Mattison Avenue of greatest number is po.litiral niJixiiii. 1. Bowl of a brier wood pipe, serrated 20 yards of tho river b^nk after turning We aro now repnhlie. Mr. Jukes; ft the edge. Wijch worn aiid blackened, the flunk of the loft L?h;n of the liorso- ■ and you are entitled to a f.iir sl::ire of bi.iiiM with >‘"ing at tb^-e-.-w. fcsioe. This much he had evidently not , the heast. If you like. ’>'>• will pu^s a 12. T \vi > pa t en t ]<. *. v keys, wards of completed when Gunga Dass shot bin; — ASBURY PARK, N. J. with his own gun. , -vote of tlmn'.:s. N i .n 1 pri'poM*?’’ i both broken. - * Yes, we wmv a r* public indeed—a ■ 5J. T o rtei-e pe. p. rk u n decipher- we had decided that we were to make test cf any k'vl. I :•! --it .!. wn nnd al l-. b. ;.n e '* •» ' ■ ’ 1 ' t = .:,p. ?i.S * •. . **• f * > "et away that very night. sa il In tlio IVnyx of Sin. Jfsbury Park fiotcts Jlsbury P a m ljotcis ‘ .1 r . ■; .-t iile^i- U .. • v.*eaiy w ork w a itin g throughout* plated i»t lb*1 li...... Jr. :»t nf This story was told by n Boston , i>i. / —“ h.vwi" — ‘•in. the afternoon. mes In Jess tim e a)m**-l i.iau ii takes plumber: “Some years ago one of tlio PAWLEY'S About 10 o’clock, as far as I could FAM ILY HOTEJ- me \o write this Pornic's IhuU* w as d i­ 5. Imitation enicodila skin notebook city missions up heme had a job of W ith ]u m il. F irst -1 *i jiiiges blank, 4 *2’ judge, when the moon had just risen vided, in some unclean wav or other. plumbing done at its meeting house. Grand and Sewall Avenuefe j illegible, lo other iiiled With private above the lip of the crater, Gnnga Dass The men aud women had dragged the Tho work was much more extensive OPEN ALL TJ3E TEAR. j made a move for his burrow to bring ’ fragments on to the platform and were memoranda relating eliiofly to three than showed on the surface, nnd persons—a Mrs. L. Singleton, kbbrevi- ont the gun barrels \vhereby to measure Bteam beat. Eleotrlo llgnts. 1 preparing their morning meal. Gunga when the bill was presented tho min­ All modern Improvements. ated several times to “ Lot Single,” our path. All the other WTetched in­ Dass cooked mine. The almost irresisti­ ister in charge insisted ho was being Bun parlor. Reasonable prtoeu. “Mrs. S. May” and “Garmison,” re­ habitants had retired to their lairs long ble impulse to fly at tho sand walls un­ robbed. He made a frightful kick, and ferred to in places as “Jerry” or ago. The guardian boat drifted ddw’n til I was wearied laid hold of me had several redhot interview's W’ith the “ J a c k .” stream some hours before,'and we w’ere afresh, and I had to strnggletagainsfc it boss of tho shop. After the last‘and utterly alone by the crow clump. Gunga The W ellington •with all my might. Gunga Dass was 0. Handle of small sized hunting warmest of these confabs ho returned Dass, while currying the gun barrels, Offensively jocular till I told him that knife. Blade snajiped short. Buck's to the mission sizzling with w’rath and Our business will be Fifteenth Season. let slip the piece of paper which w’as4 o if he addressed another remark of any horn, diamond cut, with swivel -and fonnd a well ~ known local character be our guide. I stoope'd down hastily to OPEN UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT. SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET. Mud whatever to me I should strangle ring on tho butt; fragment of cotton aw^itjing him. Tbe fellow had been a moved to the adjoining recover it, and as I did so I was aware him where he eat. This silenced him cord attached. notorious professional crook, but grow­ ... FRANK;E. SMITH. that the diabolical Brahman wTas aim­ M a i n till silence tjecamo insupportable and I It must not be supposed that I inven­ ing too old and rheumatic for safe building, 162^64 ing a violent blow at tho back of my hade him say something. toried all these things on the spot ag cracking he concluded to ‘mend his head with the gun barrel. It was too Laurel House “Yon will live here till 'you die like fully as I have here written them down. ways, and the parson had promised to Street, as soon as im­ The V ictoria late to turn round. I must have received the other Feringhi,M he said coolly, The notebook first attracted my atten­ aid hijh in getting an honest start. Seccn^ A venae and the blow somewhere on the nape of my 1 hlrd and Ocean Avenues ■watching me over the fragment of gris­ tion. and I put it in my pocket with a u ‘Well, Jam^s,’ said the pareon provements are com­ Klngjley Street neck. A hundred thousand fiery stars tle that he was gnawing. view to studying it later on. The rest sympathetically, ‘have you decided on OPEN APRIL 1. Nineteenth season. danced before my eyes, and I fell for OPEN JUNE 15, 1699, “What other sahib, yon swine? if the urtides I" conveyed to my bur­ what you want to do?' pleted. Meanwhile every-. ward senseless at the edge of jfche quick­ ? MIBS a KEMPE, Proprietor. Under same management. Speak at once, and don’t B to p to tell me row for safety’s sake, and there, being “ ‘Yes, boss/ replied the ex-crook. sand. a lie.*' .i methodical umn^ I inventoried them. ‘Seeing as how I’m a pretty good me­ thing in the Furniture When I recovered consciousness, the “He is over there," answered Gnnga •" then returncd to the corpse and or- chanic, I thought I might open a bit of moon was going down, and I waa sensi­ Dass, pointing to a barrow mouth about cred Gunga Dass to help me to carry a shop. ’ Department will be sacri­ T he Stafford ble of intolerable pain in the back of four doors to the left of my own. “Yon t out* to the river front. While* we “ ‘A shop!* replied his benevolent Corner Filth Aveaue and Heck Street Open All The Year my head. Gunga Dass had disappeared, can ee« * for yourself. He died in the vere engaged in this the exploded shell friend. ‘"What kind of a shop?’ ficed regardlesis of cost, an old brown cartridge dropped out and my mouth was full of blood. J lay fcuirow as you will die and I w ill die >t 11 ‘A plumber’s shop,' said the bur­ and as all these men and women and of one of the pockets and rolled at my down again and prayed • that I might glar. and Stoves and Ranges _ . , jpposll die without more ado. Then the un­ the old child will also die.” feet. Gunga Dass had not seen it, and “ ‘Oh!’ exclaimed the minister, ris­ blocks bom beaoh eunparlera; special accommodations for bloyclea. reasoning fury which I have before , “For pity’s sake, tell me all you know I fell to thinking that a man does not ing suddenly and picking up his hat. can be bought at unheard For terms address MBS. A. L. GUT. mentioned laid hold' upon me, and I about him; Who was tie? When did he carry exploded cartridge cases, espe­ *1 was under. the impression that, you 3taggered inland toward the walls of Second avenue, near the beach. come, and when did he die?” cially “brownq, ” vrhich will not bear wanted to reform.’ ”—New Orleans of prices. Can’t enumer­ SOW O P B Jf This appeal was a weak step oii my loading twice, about with him when the crater. It seemed that some one Grand Central Hotel Special term s for the Bering months. Times-Democrat. < /L TERHUNE, Proprietor. part * Gunga Dass only leered and re­ shooting. In other words, that cartridge was callin g to m e in a w hisper, “ Sahib! ate— too much of it— but plied, “I will not—unless you give me case had been fired inside the crater. 3ahib! Sahib!” exactly as my bearer Saved 1>, tact. C .4 - T mr* * 4- Seventh avenue. Near Seventh avenue ran parlors. Open aP ‘ased to call me iu the mornings. som ething first. ” C onsequently th ere m u st be a g u n some­ A down tow’n woman, w’lio is known we would be pleased to ^ T . • 1 rffllrirC liT y»e£r’ bathai £aa; larg* and comfortable rota* I fancied that I was delirious until a V l l i Special terms for winter and apripg aonthe. 8 . FLYNK Then I recollected where I was and where. I was on the verge of asking among her friends as a decidedly stylish handful of sand fell at my feet. Then I struck the man between the eyes, par­ Gunga Dass, but checked myself, know­ person,, but w’ho ia quite indifferent to show you the goods. looked up and saw a head peering down kss tially stnnning him. He stepped down ing that he wonld lie. Wo laid the body her toilet wdien at home, had an experi* The WarwickT w Terms reasonable. teaSu' ^N^^^t^^^e^rsun . into the amphitheater—tho head of from the platform at once and, cringing down on tho edge of the quicksand by ence a short time ago which gave her Dnnnoo, my dog boy, who attended to Open all the year. Enlarged and la and fawning and weeping and attempt­ the tussocks, it was my intention to quite a shock at tho time. She had my collies.. As soon as he had attracted iroved. Electric lights and g u . Bnn par ing to embrace my feet, led mo round push it out and let it 1,10 swaflowed up, given a dinner party one day at which Grand Avenue Hotel Iors. Superior table. L. s^lX , Proprietor my attention Iiq held up his hand nnd to the burroW which ho had indicated, the only possible mode of burial that a very distinguished Englishman was showed a rope. I motioned, staggering Corner Grrnpu and Munroe avenues.' One block from etectria “ I know nothing whatever about the I conkl think of I ordered Gunga Dass entertained. The foreigner was quite cars, five mlnn‘“ilnntes 'from------beach or railrotd ** ------station. Special fates to and fro tho while, that he should forfiunillei- Superior table, Bteam heated. Open all the year. gentleman. Your God be my witness to go away. captivated’by the charming hospitality throw* it dow’n. It was a couple of W. M. Pawley Co 0 r a n ? e > OBNUNQ & MTjttPTTj that I do not. He was as anxious to es­ * Then I gingerly put the corpse out of his hostess, and when on his w’ay to leather punkah ropes knotted together, cape {is you wen*, and lie was sh<»t from on the quicksand. In doing so—it was the station to leave tho city tho next Two minutes' w alk trom beach. Opefa entire yea, with a loop at one end.; I slipped the Bteam heat. Modern tbprovmnenU. Bummti tho boat, though we all did all things to lying face downward—I tore the frail day he stopped at the house to pay his Furnittire, Stoves and House The Philadelphia loop over my head and under my arms; rates, 18 to $ 15. Fall and winter prices, ffi to U, prevent him I'rum attempting, lie wan ami rotten khaki shooting coat open, respects. A41 tho servants were out, 307 Sonnet Avenue. Families considered. heard Duntioo urge something forward; Furnishings bhot here. " (in mra Dass laid his hand disclosing a hideous cavity in tbe back. and the mistress of th,e house w*as by was conscious that I was being drag­ on his lean stomach a^nl bowed to tho I have already told you that the dry no means dressed for company. She W’as ged. face downward, up tlie steep sand tartii. sand liad, as it were, mummified tho expecting the arrival of a new gown at \ 6 6 -1 6 8 MAIN STREET Commercial Hotel*■ mandlng full view of theeea. Broad porches, slope, and the next instant found my­ large, airy, comfortable rboms. Steam heated throughout Service and cuisine excellent. 6 “Well, nnd what then? Go on!” body. A moment's glance showed that the time, and thinking that the ring terms for the fall and winter months. B. VAN ' self, choked and half fainting, on the “And then—and th*n. y:>ur honor, the gaping hole had been caused by a was that of a messenger boy bringing A.BBUHY PABR.J sand hills overlooking the crater. Dun- we carried him in to Lis Im'u.-Hand gave gunshot wound. The gun must havo it she -went herself, in very slipshod Ocean Groce fiottls Ocean Grove fiotel* iino, with, bis face ashy gray in the him water and put wet cloths on the been lired with the muzzle almost attire, to the door. moonlight, implored 1110 not to stay, wound, and he lay down in his house touching the back. The shooting coat, To her horror, when she opened tbe SJ inand d 5 Pitman avenue, 4 ana 6 McCllntock street. ThU hotel U but to get back to my tent at once. - T ' l _ _ A I „ —I , „ open^al open.au tie______year. Ban porldtt and well heated roqma for the cool • and gave up the ghost. *' , being intact, lmd bean drawn over tho door, she saw tin- face of the distin­ months. The only >tel in Oceaq Grove sup pH______It seems that he had tracked Pornie's 1 l i t . A l a S K a “ °““>*-The «nly hotel *n .Ocean Grove mipplted wltb Ka water “ In how long? In how’ long?” body after death, which unist have been guished Engli>hm,'in. To her joy, how­ ^ hathfc.bath*. Th»The Innttuinlocation is In ofn_____ f thetho___ hbest, « l loo t m leet lM fmmfrom boardwalk and footprints 11 miles across the sands to d o se to auditorium and“ J post office. - - n . H. KILMER, Proprietor. "About haTf an hour after he re- instantaneous The secret of tho poor ever, he asked if her .mistress was in. the crater; had returned and told my 'f c*eived his w ound. I call V ish n u to w it­ wretch's death was .plain to mo in a This cue was all that was needed. Quick r j _ f ' A |i . 80 South Main street. Ocean Grove. Table supplied with mil* and servants, who flatly refused to meddle ness, ” veiled the wretched man, “ that flash.' fcoine one of the crater, presum­ as a flash she replied, “No, sir; sho’s IO / \ I T ( | vegetables from our own farm. All modem improvements. Terms with any one, white or black, once moderate. £>pen all ths y ea r,. H. A. TitUAX, J di«l ev ery th in g for him . E v e ry th in g ably Gunga Dass, must have shot him outriding.” Without .recognition the fallen into tho hideous village of the which was possible, that I did!” with his own gun—-the shot that fitted visitor left his card and went away dead, whereupon Du6noo had taken lie threw himself down on the ground the brown cartridges. lie had never at­ W’ith a decided opinion of the untidy tim e Cables tim e Cables ono of iny ponies and acouploof punkah James H. S exton, ahd clasp,i*d m y ankles, lin t I h ad m y tempted to escape in the face of the appearance of Philadelj/hia servants.— ropes, returned to*the crater and hauled doubts about Gunga Dass’ benevolence rifle fire from the boat. Philadelphia Record. /'1BNTKAL RAILROAD OF NBW PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. and kicked him off as ho lay protest­ I pushed tho corpse out hastily and me out, as I havo described, \J JEBBET. To„cut a long story short, Dunnoo is ' IkflNchlevouM to tne Enil. FUNERAL DIRECTOR The Standard Railroad of America., ing. saw’it sink from sight literally in *a now niy personal servant on a gold In the bog of Aughrim, in Irelund, it “I believe you robbed him of every- few seconds. I shuddered as I watched. On ana after October <. lase.. mohur a month, a jsum w’hich I-still was a very common thing for gun barrels 159 Haln Street, Asbnr; Park. ■ thing ho had. lint I can find out in a In a dazed, half conscious way I turned Anthracite Coal Used Hi;lnslTelj, lnimr- m ra zutb uirar r u i-n u u n think far too little for the services he to be fonnd, relics of the great battle minute or two. How long was tho sahib to peruse the notebook. A stained and ror New York aad Newark, 7.13, t.10 a m, 8,80 has rendered. Nothing on earth will in­ there. There wTaa a blacksmith who dug lnjr deanllness and Coralort. and SJ7 pm. h ere?” discolored slip of paper had been insert­ duce me to go near that devilish spot them up in order to make use of the A fine line of caskets on jhaud to ror Elisabeth, 9.10 a m, 9.86 and 8J7 p m. “Nearly a year and a half. I think ed between the binding and the back ror. Rahway, W0 a m, 8.88 and MT p m. again or to reveal its whereabouts more material. One of them exploded in his select from. Flower designs a special­ rorUatawan^ 9JO a mJUfiand W p oa. he must have gone mad. But hear me and dropped ont as I opened tho pages. ty. Open day and night. clearly than I have done. Of Gunga furnace, when he exclaimed:.4'Bad luck Time table Hi «3ect November 90,1866 ™ W0* » ^86 swear, protector of tho poor! Won't This ia what it contained: “Four out 6 8.40^7.07 p m; ; l0M , ; Dass I have never found a trace, nor do to your love of mnrther! Isn’t the bat­ Telephone, 21-a. your honor hear me swear that I never from crow clump; 8 left; 9 out; 2 , « aou iju v s asbtjkt r i u : rw.B^BMk.^15,9.10 a m. 2.SI ajd BJB7 p n , I wish to do bo. My sole motive in giv­ tle of Aughrim out of you yet ?’- r « ' tomta St., and Trento., 7 .» touched an article that belonged to right; H back; 2 left; 14 out; 2 left; 7 Residence, 410 Sew all avenue. ror New York, Newark and Elisabeth via all rail T.W * ta laito, and 1^7 pm. ing this bo published is the hope that fo r t . _ __ him? What ia your worship going to ont;.l left; 0 back; 2 right; 0 back; 4 route. 8.80,800am, 18 W,400,880 p m, ,8tx»* v fcmttcriton aad " Barfeatcwa, 7JX some one may possibly identify, from W »b, li&and Vrr f f p om. , jlo?” right; 7 back. ” Tho paper had been r o rOamder - lea and — ------Philadelphia,------via Toms Blver .burned and charred at the edges. W hat the details and the inventory which I e«u,aooe>u,dc amaniSjepm. him aud howled pitifully. The rest-of On Bun lay will .top at Interlaken and area In tbe population, in the plethora that **G6t w h a t? Return^ w h a t? ” I asked. vice versa, Mr. Hawkins was asked 'O have your Letter Paper, En­ Leave New York, foot ot Liberty streec, all rail * “That which you have in your hands. whether he thought the word canaille route, 4 80,5 60, 8 80.1180 a m. 418,4 40.8 Ib T S t% n a m te n l>n^ r*r>E AaburyI’aJk to follows a full llesh meal, watched- us c^Sondays to Interlaken station, 900 a m , without stirring. It will help us both. He stretched out could bo adequately rendered in our velopes, Bill Heads and nuna uuva rsu iu an u (Broad Bt) na< his long, birdlike talons, trembling with language. He answered w’ithont a mo­ T I»eaveS^r York from South Tfirrv, V*'h!t«hfclJ InoBT r i u “Go inside. Gunga Dass,” said I, •tract,eae, na!am,86a,40o,or!, fl 10 p m. “and fetch it out. " eagerness. m ent’s hesitation. ‘Yes. ‘K enealy.'”—- other office stationery print daya to Inwrlakra itatlon, 8 60 a mn , 065 I t ; 90,11.11 a m jy o and i.(B p m. waek^ans f,I could never find it,” he continued. G reen Bag. J.______H. OLHADBKN,, Qen'l< Market R treet Wharf, rla naiwdyw and Tren I was feeling sick and faint with H. P. Baldwdt, ta i. Fata. Act. ten, 7.10, 10.80 a nu 8.90 and 8.80 p su woek- horror now. Gunga Dass nearly rolled “ He had. secreted it abont his person. Infcriurll?- of Nature. ed. You have the time to attend to it We Jayifc .LeanH arkS BtrertWharf Tla Jama.. Therefore I sliut him, but nevertheless 7.16 » m, 4.WP m woek^aya, tiff the platform and howled aloud. Visitor (at art store)—Here is avfam­ I W’as unable to obtain it.” 'WASHINGTON AND TUB SOUTH “Bnt I am Drab man, sahib—a high ily group, now, that illustrates what 1 have the time to 'show you proofs and give . Gunga Daus had quite forgotten hia LSiyX'BROlD KltlW . MttUDJXPJIU. caste Brahman. By your^oul, by your was talking about a moment ago. The P l u m b i n g little fiction abont the rifle bullet. I re­ For Baltimore aid Washington* *60,7*0, 889. father’s soul, do not make me do this figures are correctly enough, drawn, but your work^special attention, which cannot be ceived the information perfectly calm­ 10 2£l, JlSSam,1200,MjST»1 18,819 4 4 1 ^ 9 ^ . th in g ! ” so utterly stiff and nnnaturul that I T i n n i h g OongreralonalUmttijl), 8 8 4 , 0 •a ssi* fti b ly. Morality is blunted by consorting m. and: 19 08 night;week-daya.' Biindan, i c l ‘‘Brahman or no Brahman, by my soul can’t imagine where the artist got his had anywhere during the rush preceding the with the dead who are alive. and by my father's soul, in you go!” I. |d e a. ' * “What on. earth aro you raving said, and, seizing him by the shoulders, Dealer—My dear young lady,.that is summer season. Successful mei) plan their Furnace W ork about? What is it £ou want mo to give I crammed his head into "tho month of not a painting. It is a colored photo* y ou?” • * the burrow, kicked the rest of him in, graph fronS life.—Chicago Tribune. work so they can, give their personal siiper- ... t*P9pjn)»nd . and, .sitting down, covered my face “ The-piece of paper in the notebook. Southern: Ballway, With my hands. •» It will help ns both. Oh, you fool I Yon Japan'a Area. , vision to it. You will not have time next J. E. F L IT Q R O F t At the end of a few minutes I heard fQolI Can you not see >rimt it will'Go The etapire of Jrapan ia composed of ■ " • ■ ' [4 a rustle, and a creak* then Gunga Dass for us? We shall escape.** > four large and 8,000 small islands, form;' , summer. You will have time during the next - ’Opposite Postofflce . His voice rose almost to a scream, in a sobbing, choking whisper speaking ing an arc of a largo circlor extending ' OCEAN GROVE to himsel/, then a soft thud—and I un- and he danced with excitement before frojn the tiortheaat within a few miles six 'weeks. Why not attend to it ? covered my eyes. me. I own I was moved at tbe chance of Kamchatka,southwest about 2,000 . .The dlry sand had turned the corpse of getting awa£. . ■ smiles, and, w ith Form osa nearly 8,000 oam and’4^' p;n4'w»ei v-'Intrusted to its keeping into a yellow ‘.‘Don't skip! Explain yourself. \D o' inxJes from an arctic climate, to one of CHARLES P. WYCKOFP io a r . ^ iy-: you mean to eay that this slip of paper perpetual spring and everlasting sum­ IhlM ot all other trilns ot ti»B3W«n ■H brpwn mummy. I told. Gnnga Dass to Bf*i. , ■ ^ •' Will help ua? W hat does it mean?” mer.1—Keystone •yjatandoff while I examined it The body OILS, BRCSHBS —cla,d in an olive green hunting suit ‘ ‘Read if aloud! Read it aloud I I beg ' J. B.'Hutchlnson; 0^d. U&na ■ ^''The left canine o f the upper jaw was gun barrels without the stock .0 I,h av e hist own weight, a cow fline timed, an anda.portion of the lobe of the those iwrrejs. Four ..gun parrels out qx six -times and a cheep six timea O ffic* 7 0 9 M a in s t TH E P R jg S # I'M'?: THB ASBURY PARK E>A1Lv PRESS.

Too much stress cannot be laid upon the fact that A sbuiy Park is both a Asbury Park has no lack of facilities for the am usem ent and diver- summer and winter resort. The climate is such that the city is a. ; tisement of visitors, no m atter what may be the predilection of the delightful place of residence all the year. A num ber of hotels fitted and sojourner. Scores f hotels’ during the summer season have dances furnished for winter guests remain open the 'entire year; 'sunparlors alm ost nighdy, caMpTparties, tennis playing and all social am usem ents. have been built at Asbury, Fifth, Sunset and Seventh[avenues, and on the Public am usem ent .places for people of all ages are open all summer. Fishing pier, foot of First avenue, for the use of'w inter'residents, -and the For those seriously inclined there are churches of every denoml- 3 city is rapidly becoming popular as a winter home. A few of the nation, frequent lectures, concerts and literary entertainm ents. The surf advantages of A sbury Paik are briefly indicated on ..this'page, with much bathing is the best in the w orld; the fishing and boating are unexcelled. valuable information in condensed form. .

ASBURY PARK IN WINTER. _.ASBIRY P4 $K CEIRCBES. *JRST rBE£B\l£RJAK CBtKCH, ' The early part of October witnesses the Coiner ol Gr*nd acd Second abetter. departure of the greater part of the vast throng Rev. A. G. Pale D. D., ja jto r £ c i \k t s that for lour months lias promenaded the broad, at io:?a-o’clcck a M. anu 7:30 p.m. plaza, bathed in ocean and pool’, danced in a score of'ballrooins, boated on the lakes and goB- FIRST BAH 1ST CHIRCH, sipped on hotel and cottage piazzas. So tne of Comer of Main sticet ard Pangs avcrnc. the. large1 hotels close their doors, although a Rev. Z. Clark Maiten, faster. £enke* number continue open until November, while at ic :3c a .m . and 7:30 p.m . , others remain open the entire year. Many cot­ TRINITY *:riS

Selected With Care Her Tactics Keep Foreign Diplomats Guessing, STEINBACH COMPANY. Is the stoly written on every article of our im mense line of TO SE5D A SQUADRON TO TOtHiOJJ. spring and summer fabrics. No. recjdess buying such as The m odish sum m er w ardrobe calls for; an unlim ited supply of' characterizes too m any stores. It W ill Be, There Darina Prealdent gow ns and w aists 1 m ade of w ashable fabrics. No otiier m aterial Liontiet’* VIi*'rt--niove T*«oa*ht x to Every departm ent is now replete with the best offerings of Menace the Triple Alliance—I*arl« ing Dress w ill fill the bill, so W ash Goods w ill.be a feature of our selling- the season, Suppose you are in need of some specialty in £2 Comment on the Affair. again this week. .M ere you w ill find the kind you w ant to buy Paris, April 22.—It seems »s if the Cagliari, Xctes were likely to have a sen­ Materials and at the prices you w ant "to pay.— -The dainty figured D im ities sational . sequel. According to this morning's Figaro there is some ques­ and the Piques,' the stylish dotted M ouseline de Koiles, the w eara­ Dress Goods tion of the Italian squadron paying a ble Silk-and-w ool Poplins, tbe alw ays desirable G ingham s, the reliable crisp O rgandies-and, in fact,, visit to JToulon in September next,, at W ould it not be well to look through, the line'w hile still un­ which date President Loubet is expect­ all m anner olseasonable m aterials for the entire sprung gow ns or shi^t w aists.. ed to be the guest of the great southern broken and m ake the selection ? naval port of France. Now as to prices on the leaders: ' ’ ; ' - ; r v s 3 s King Humbej-t, it appears, would send . , Worth Our Price . a special representative with the squad­ *o,ooo Yards Figured Lawns ...... fie. 30 . ron bearing an autograph letter to tlie. 5.000 Yards striped M adras...... 1 5 c . ' x & c . ■ / president of the republic. 5 .0 0 0 Yards Flgnied Law ns...... a o c . x a % c . Capes, Wraps, Jackets and Furs In this connection the Figaro’s corre­ spondent writes from Tdulon: 5 .0 0 0 Vurds Figured and Stripe'll Piqncs . 30 c . x a f f c . “The launch of the cruiser Jeanne W e have an almost endless array of the newest productions d’Arc, fixed for the end of-March, has and all sizes, from the child’s reefer to the stout lady’s require­ been suddenly postponed, for no appar­ A word, too, concerning the silks now displayed. The ent reason. The cause of the delay Is backw ard w eather has given us the opportunity to buy at m e n t . , , the president’s coming visit, which will Savings in Silks assume an important character, 'It is under values,, ana such show ing and selling of colored and said that the king of Italy will seize black Taffeta and © lace Silks has never before been'approach­ this opportunity to send a squadron to salute' the president of the republlK” ed in A sbury Park, These'choice goods w ere purchased from the'Phoenix Silk M imuVacturing: Tailor Made Suits alid Skirts Z,a Pa trie in an article headed “Dislo­ Com pany m uch below tbeir real w orth, and We are going to m ove the big stock quickly by sharing, cation a la Triple Alliance” says: A re .beautiful in design and finish aruk’a -..iouis lingly . low for "King Humbert's speeqji was amiable the usual profits w ith our patrons. H ere are som e; of the unusual silk values. and Admiral Fournier’s significant He ■ Worth Our Price the grade. ■ * exalted the talent and clearslghteuness 5 .0 0 0 Yards Colored- Gfatce and T alR te Silk . . . $ 1 ,0 0 8 5 c . shown by his majesty's, ministers in the conduct of public affairs, which, means a ,5 0 0 Yards Black Taffeta ...... ,9 8 . 7 5 c . - that they had done well to abandon a ,0 0 0 Yards Satin D uchess (ay Incto)- ...... 1 ,0 0 7 5 c . G erm any. The king replied by. assu rin g 2 .0 0 0 Yards Satin Bttcliesft ...... 1 ,1 5 9 8 c . France of his sentiments .of cordial \ friendship, language praiseworthy in O f course we have all there is to offer; we always do; but itself, but which proves Germany's ally has gone some way since he sent hia Our ready-to-wear Clothing for m en and boys is mention the fact as one to be rem em bered. son to inspect.the fortifications df Metz. noted for its excellent w earing qualities. M ade of 41 “The German press notes tjiis defec­ ling that Wears tion, and with it the disintegration of the very best m aterial and put together to stand un­ the triple alliance. The play of politics til the garm ent is ready to be discarded; is it any is pometimes very curious. Two years w onder that our custom tailors tell us our ready-to-w ear stock is eq^al in m any respects to the Our Clothing Department ago the German journalists were chaf­ fing the splendid isolation of which the custom -m ade garm ents ? W e purchase our m aterials direct from the m ills, not,by the $10'w orth, discomfited Albion; In lack of anything This spring is in better equipment than ever before. W e but'in case Tots, and the garm ents are put together here in A sbury Park Jay tailors of experience’ better, was boasting. Now that a con­ have made special search and exercised diligence in all se­ flict brings England and Germany face O ur present stool is several tim es larger than the com bined stocks of om er establishm ents, and; to face, the former sees with anxiety quick selling enables us to undersell them all. Shabby stock w e do not handle and that is the- lections and fancy; there is none, from the m erest tot of a boy, that her allies of a previous daV hav£ deserted her and the latter boasts this secret of our successful clothing selling. H ere are som e prices on. Spring Suits and O vercoats, to the m ost corpulent m an but here can find their proper fit time of menacing her with the support Oar Price Worth of the United States. But who knows? O ur Price Worth as regards size, style and packet bsok argum ent. Tomorrow, perhaps, the cards will be Men's Panta ...... fl.19 $2'99 Men’s btaofc diagonal satin lined Suits, frock or sack, {9.08 $13.50 / Men’s Pauls ...... 1.25 ' 3.50 Double breasted Bilk faced blue serge Suita ..... 9.98 13 {SO *huffled again." *. Men’s blaek diagonal P ants ...... 2 89 4.00 Men’s nobby top Coats ...... 5 48 7.80 The Samoan Situation. Man’s nobby striped Pants 2 89 4.00 Men’s nobby top Coats, satin Heed ...... 1.56 .10.00 Berlin, April 22.—Herr Wilhelm Lleh- Men’s ail wool satin lined bine serge Suits 8*98 12.50 Men’s nobby top Goats, satin lin e d ...... 8 06' 12.00 In the M atter of Shoes knecht, the Socialist leader, has receiv­ ed a letter from Mr. Michael Davitt, Every season develops som e new ideas in Shoes, and this W e are thoroughly down to date and can show for spring and Nationalist member of the British par­ liament for South Mayo, in which the spring is no exception. This w eek w e received! a com plete- sum m er wear a line as com plete as fastidiousness requires or writer says he is able to confirm from Shoes for Spring ______line of new ideas in patent leather, russet, box calf and 1 v i c i hla own knowledge the charges re­ special shapes and widths dem and. ’ cently brought in London Truth against j. kid shoes for men and children. We bought heavily direct the London Missionary society by Mr. from the factory, and this going to the fountain head of the shoe trade enables us to select just Lloyd Osborne, stepson of the late Rob­ ert Louis Stevenson, who characterized w hat our patrons w ill need and perm its us to shade our prices a notch lower than form erly. The the society’s antagonism to Ma’taafa, a new stock includes all w idths, and every pair of shoes offered is a m oney saver to you; so com e-this Roman Catholic, as the "whole cause of the qUarrel” in Samoa. Mr. Davitt de­ w ay w hen buying for your feet. The leaders this w eek are: COOK'S^ BEE HIVE scribes Chief Justice Chambers as Worti* Our Price W orth Our Price "nominally an American, but in reality Mes's satin oil, bail dog toe bals ...... 58.00 $1.48 -Woman's black and tan Oxfords...... $1.6!) $1,28 an Englishman, who is anxious to pro­ Men's tan and black vici ...... 2.50 1.98 Boys’ satin oil, bull doe tos baia ...... 3 00 1,48 ' mote an Anglo-American alliance.” H^ • Women’s dongola, tip, button and lace . . , . 2.09 1.98 Youth's satin.oil, bull don toe bals ...... I SO 1.1SS RIOT IN SYRACUSE. EUROPEAN JEALOUSY. expresses hatred of England and warns the Germans “against making the Balance of Cammejrer's StoeSc m t Closing' Ont Prices. Blob Tear* I’p Street Hnilwny* and Intense Dl*plea»ure Manifested Be- Worth Our Price I , Worth Our Price onme of American Sacce»«ea, American nation answerable for the SiunnlieN C'tirn. blameworthy attitude of one or two Women’s dongola welt, bull dog toe, button . $8.£B 82 25 ! Boys' tan welt, bull dog toa, la c e ...... $8 50 H-,89 Syracuse, April 22.—Disappointed over London, April 22.—The Times’ corre­ persons.” “All the trouble,” -says Mr. “ tac •• ■> ]sce , . j a g 2 98 j calf “ •- 4 . 2.00 1;G9 the failure of the Syracuse Kapid Tran­ spondent in Vienna, writes at length Davitt, "is due to English intrigues. Boys’ " “ “ “ “ ", . 2.60 1.98 I “ veal calf, tap sole bats...... 1.50._, 1.25 sit Street Railway company to keep its in regard to “the displeasure and You may rely upon the United States promises regarding the improvement of jealousy which America’s naval and settling matters honorably and fairly military prowess, coupled with her rap­ the Butternut street line, leading tia soon as they know the real origin of C o o k m a n C o o k m a n , prochement to CJreat Britain, has pro­ through the f Serum n settlement of the the riots.” ______north side to Wood lawn cemetery, 5,000 duced throughout Austria-Hungary, In­ a n d STEINBACH COM PANY a n d residents of the north side met by pre- tensifying the apprehensions long held A Dividend Declared. Rrrang^mcnt at 7 o’clock last evening, here regarding her astounding Indus­ Boston, y^pril 22.—The Electrolytic E m o r y ' ^.sl^'Y iry X*awrlae., «3 T». M a i n tore ujj the tracks of the railroad com­ trial .and commercial progress.” He Marine Saits company, of which Rev. pany for a distance of half a mile, quotes an editorial from the Yaterland, Prescott F. Jernegan was president and blockaded other tracks and smashed the Clerical organ, on the Samoan im­ which was thrown Into difficulty by .Mr. I A 'tVnitcr’i Dilemma. broglio. The Latest, The Best, cars with ties, stunes and brickbats. Jernegan’s unexpected departure sev­ It was in one of the large down town The Yaterland describes the Samoan The Moist C om plete/ During the afternoon a delegation of eral months ago, has announced to the restatiranta that the short little woman TO prominent Herman citizens called on affair as “one of the most important shareholders a dividend of 20 per cent, subjects to Kuropean state policy and and her tall husband wont for dinner Furniture and Bedding M ayor XIc$l him whether he had been able' t»j will be paid lat£r tfannot be foretold, ENCYCLOPEDIA ’ We have disposed of mow furnituro thia aprihg than ever before in thft ^ure any t mi cessions fn>m the liapid for a long time tovnme." The editorial but it may be an additional 30 per cent. “W ill joit hijvo oysters?*' asked the Transit company regarding the Butter­ continues in tho following vein: The committee having charge of the inan, glancing over the bill of fare. history of onr establishments. Close buying from the. largest Western nut street lin.'. “The first shot Admiral Kautz fired at matter represents about 920,000 shares “ Yes,” paid tho short little woman, BRITAMCA a a manufacturers, and close selling to onr patrons is reBponsible.for the new The m ayor, who h as n*'t be.-n very Samoa was Ih**. initiation of a policy of of stock out of a total of 953,000 shares, as she tried in vain to touch her toes to record. We can fill yonr wants in the fnrnitnre line at prices that will aggression against Kurope, the com­ popular with rapid transit <>!:i ials since and the dividend of 20 per cent will the floor. “And, John, I want a has­ make yon wonder why yon have bought elsewhere in the years gone by. he blockaded the entire syst iti by caus­ mencement of a struggle for naval su­ mean a return to investors of nearly so ck .” prem acy.” $200,000. Of this amount Jernegan sent Questions ing snow to he shoveled »»n the tracks John nodded, and, as ho handed his at the common center one Sunday night The Yaterland attributes most of the back $75,000, and the committee secured difficulties confronting not only the by attachment about $100,000 m ore be­ order to tho waiter, he said, “ Yes, and areconstantly comingup every about a month ago, informed the dele­ bring a hassock .for tlie lady. ” gation that the company had made no German races, but all continental pow- longing to him. Jernegan la now in Bel­ day inliterature,artand science Mattresses Ready-Made and Renovated concessions or promises. ers^-td the “Shylock policy of Great gium, living nekr Brussels. “One hassockY”' asked the waiter, which you wish you knew, but The citizens’ committee then Inform­ Mritain” and to Ajnerican commercial with what John thought more than or­ nTlfc you don't. We carry the largest and cheapest stock of Mattresses, Pillows and competition. It regards the Anglo- ed- him of (heir intention to demolish London Comment on FhHlpplnefl. - dinary interest.- aa ho nodded in the Make up ,your Bolsters. We make them to order, too, and also renovate yonr old ones, the company’s property at 7 o’clockdas-t American combination as superior Jn London, April 22.—The Saturday Re­ affirmative. Still;tlie waiter did not go, Our.oharges for making old mattresses feel os soft as new ones yoa will fiaval nnd economic strength to either I mind th a t you evening, and the mayor said he w'ould view says: "Unpatriotic politicians in bnt brnsiied the tablecloth with a towel find to be very reasonable, and wa do not slight this sort of. order® as some be there to see the fun. the dual or the triple alliance ahd ad­ the United States are doing their ut­ and rearranged the articles on it several | ire not going to vocates united action by all European do. If you desire ne to serve you drop ns a line' and wo will call for The Butternut street line is one by most to create a panic in the hope that times, while his face got very red. ■be caught this powers against it. the Philippines may be abandoned ahd ivhieh hundreds of laborers go to and Then he came aronnd to John’s side, Way very often. yonr mattress, renovate them, bring them back in perfect condition, and from \vork. It is also the only street the party In power discredited. It is an charge yon jnst a trifle more than it costs ns to do the work. Oan any­ The Sliver Certificate Counterfeit*. and, speaking sotto voce, said: “Say, W henever a car line by which Wood lawn, one of the ignoble game, and we sincerely trust It thing be fairer than this offer ?j largest city cemeteries, can be reached. Washington,' April 22.—Secret service will be unsuccessful. If the Americans mister, I haven’t been here long, and new subject is * For several years the liapid Transit men have given out the details of the retire from their self appointed task, I’m not on to all these things. W ill the broughttoyour ..... w orth $. 2 98 our price $ 2 35 plans of the band of counterfeiters cap­ Full size Excelsior, cotton tap mattress company has allowed it to fall Into dis­ the great republic must take the brand lady have the hassock broiled or fried?** attention dig in- 11 11 Husk “ “ “ ...... ■« 8 50 " M % T5 repair and has lately further crippled tured in Philadelphia and Lancaster, of ./coward’ as well as the brand of —Chjcago Chronicle. " " African fibre* • “ “ e x tra . . “ . 4 SO “ «f 8 18 . Pa., this week. Had their scheme been td it and iearn I t the line by discontinuing the service at 'Cain* with which Lowell declared it to “ “ All Hair . “ ...... < Q 60 *■ ■ S 48 a point where passengers were formerly successful they would have put $10,000,- be marked.” Graveynrdii In China. all you can “ •*. “ Our Speaial" S. A. hair “ ...... « 15 00 “ I* 11 -88 ■ transferred from the Siilina street line. )00 worth of bogus bills into circulation. The wife of.an American naval officer about it, The These notes were to be printed In $20, • Prom ises hav*- b**en made a t various The Torpedo Boht Sonicro. stationed at Ticn-tsin writes thus to a Encyclopsedia We call for and deliver free. We renovate yonr mattress and make times t<* |Tot -ytin;; ih-h-gations, but $iiO and $!<") denominations, on paper Boston. April 22.—An official of the pivparo.l by the band. Then n trusted friend in Baltimure: ‘fThe trip by train Britannica is the reliable source them like new for $ 1 . 2 5 . have never be*-n fullill i!. German navy department says that the from the lmnling to Tien-tsin takes official in the sub treasury ini Philadel­ United States torpedo boat Somers, pur­ from which clergymen, profes­ I 'o u r 'i h I'.flsfi INimI iii»st«*rH . phia wns to b.- bribe.I io take the entire abont an linnr nnd a half. The cars are issue an tf i bills in return. Aft- chased in Germany before the war ahd not palatial, bnt they are comfortable. sional men and women, schol-. W a s h in g to n . . \p n l L’2 .- Th»- fa llo w in g now.on its way to New York on board STEINBACH COMPANY, • r th a t th “ Ltovcr-iino-nt itself w as to ars and educators everywhere f.'iirtk « lass f-.sin.ast■ ts l.;n«- hern ap- the steamer Manhattan, after the boat When yon land, hundreds of coolies be- Moat tie- i oui:lThe work done'nn draw information quickly. It Cookman Avenue and pf-int"‘l: had suffered a series of mishaps, con­ eiege yon for your baggage. Yon w in­ Cookman Avenue and th- loi-tiii. .1 i-!:*!- w-.iild hav.* insured Embry Street. - '.'iinii' < tkt!f f’re cfnt. . (harks P. tains a, number of novel features, of der liow it ever’ reaches its destination has been the standard for over Main Street. ASBURY PARK. th-' .-if Hi • ni< \Vh!*chThe agents of.the United States in safety, tf In* trip in somewhat inter­ a hundred years. You should ' .t M:! i were informed when she was purchased esting, but rather desolate to take ah me. . I n l *■(*>■ :«l in mm I I'm ir. not miss the opportunity of at the Schicbau yards, and he is of the* Yon pals throngli miles of graveyards. 1 '!”!'»• r n it e d securing the WILLIAM G R IFFIN , Jr. opinion that the experimental features There are thousands of monnds without F u n nil tire* has- fully-ex phi in the Somers’ failure. r si** i 11 - ■ n .ltin nil] a sign of green grass or green leaf, J ’ i:i M f !« Ii Un'So. “ China seems to he one vast grave­ Eneyclppsedia W E S T w A n a m a s s a : ' trill- V, m he held llurfl IV Ith 1*1 teliforl.H . v i.. 1 iyi yard, for thoy bury their dead anywhere • ' DEALER IN Chicago, April 22.—Armed with pitch­ f n f ■ t to ■ * they wish. They bnry in large coflins Britannica f .-r-. V . ; ■ • - •• : I:: ■ ■ .«!- forks H oi m e Srufct. colored, and E d­ ! I'.; a n d . ra.-in« ward Zikmnid, a young wljite mdn, placed on the surface of the ground, ■ i* V- I m:.«-hiii*rf fought a duel to the death in nn alley covered over with mud and earth. This for One Dollar IMPORTED BEERS ' * I I ’ I • ‘ ‘ • I. • • 1 i ••• ej|.i titinn is blown and washed away, and then ‘•-n: - -it i * of M : I'M :• at the rear »»f ls ;!0 Indiana avenue yes­ . i t np.n-.t later terday afternoon. Scott was stabbed in the coflins nre expired to view. A few ;-irk j * - i : ' • -••• iliaa .’•! ALL THE BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND LI0U0RS the breast and died a few minutes later. miles from tlm railroad station on the . d t*. ' ••• ry for t he Zlkmond sursvndiyed lo the police thfoe COTTAGE TiiAttE SOLICITED r.« •A ■ is ; ■ ;.j in the fair river you <-iu * to lives and vegetation. and the balance in "small monthly - hours later. Tlr re had been ill feeling 1 1 rem in d s y< ,n of ? «**iio o f the poor land payments* The entire Thirty ( 30) a n d r.-'t between the men for some time. for s.-r;- a that some of i.iir railroads at home go Volumes with a Guide and an ele­ P o s t o f f i c e B o x 905 ” ASBURY PARK, N.J. th e rd « Supreme Court VdJimrnment. gant Oak Book Case will be deliv­ ' IIa\ntin HriiiKN Troop*. th ro n g li.” fjiBdi’;a 1 :: th- m a Washington. April 22.-The United ered when thefirstpaymentismade. 1 a not h e N ew York, A pril 22.—-The new W ard The Complete Set {Thirty Large rine. rorj's States supreme niiirt will adjourn for ASBURY PAltK MAILS. Octavo Volumes): headed I y • I c a r ry •» line steamer Havana arrived, yesterday the pre/'-nt t e r m on M ay ^2. The call from Havana via Savannah, where she No. t. New'Style Buckram Cloth, Marbled th e \\ orlc. ol the doi lo t casejgAvill be suspended- Edges, Extra Quality H|gh Machine Rq- landed about 900 men of the Second MAILS CL0BK. on Friday, the 2stlr Inst., having only if* ish Book Paper, $45 «*• . . ' 6 T h e \ c n and Third United States engineers. The ooe week for the argument of cases. i First payment, One Dollar($t;oo)and Three ^ Was-hingt<»n. April Hi’.- The navy de­ Havana, under charter to the United For New York, and points north : 7.30, Dollars ($voo) per month thereafter. . '^TliTonffii I.dvyfH* r«j-e». 11.40 a. m., 3.30, (LOO p. m; No. a. Half Morocco. Marbled Edges, Extra ■ partment has authorized the 1 irst pay­ States quartermaster's department, has. Clara (ou the wrong side of 30)—I For PhlladeUihia and polnta south: 7.00 Quality High Machine Finish Book ment on account of the battleship been employed transportlpg troops from 11.40 a. m., 3.80, 6.00 p. m. Paper, $60.00. _ Maine, now tmilding,. at Cramps’,’ tbe am eure I don't know what lie sees in Cuba to S avannah. _ , First payment, Two Dollars ($a.oo) and Four For Trenton : 7.00,11.40 ia. m., 8.80, 6.00 Dollars ($4.00) per month thereafter. am o u n t being $!>(*,166. 1 her. * • t * p. m. ‘ Foi Freehold : 7.80,11.40 a. m., 8.80,6.00 No. 3. Sheep, Tan -Color, Marbled Edges, Cholly—Well, they eay’love is blind. BRIE? NEWS NOTES. Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book v Bryan Uiil Xot Auk W illiam*. p. m . Paper,^$75.06. Boston, April 22.—The ' Democratic Clara—Blind I Nonsense! I never For Point Pleasant and-Way stations: First payment, .Three Dollars ($?.oo) and ADVERTISE //V saw a man in love yet who did not 8tte United States Minister Bridgman has 9.50 a. m., 12.50, 5.60 p. m. -• Five Dollars ($5.00) per month thereafter. leader of the state, Hon. George Fred A redaction of 10 per cent Is granted by . /• Williams, has given out a statement ten times as much in his sweetheart as cabled tho state department from La Ocean Grove—7.80 a. m., 12.50, 5.50 p. m. Paz, Bolivia, that the revolution there pay Ihg cash within 30 day* after ahe receipt denying the report that’ he had been I could.—Harlem Life. UAH S AttMVB. of the work. ... v. Invited by Hon. William Jennings Bry­ has ended, and everything Ib quiet. Director of P«sts Blllott of porto-Rico From New Yors ana points north : 7,06, a n to accep t the nom ination fo r vlc,e The term “infantry” soldiers origi­ . ..FOR SALE BY ./ ■ p resid en t .on the national ticket, te n ­ has reported to“ thjs postoffice depart­ 10.22 a. m., 1.18. 6,22 p. m. nated with the Spanish anduwns .first ment that during last February the to­ From Philadelphia and points south: 7.05, dered him,’in the event pf Mr. Bryart’a 10.58 a. in., 5,40p..m. •/. HARRY A. BORDEN nomination for the presidency. applied, to the military force employed tal postal receipts' of the island \vfere From Trenton: 7.05,10,«8 a. m.f 5.40 o. m. by an infante, or young Prince of Spain, |&,772 an d 'ex p en ses JC.370. •From Freehold; 7.05,10.83 a. m., 1.18,6.23 STATIONER AND NEWSDEALER Kot«d Juckey D^ad.' to rescue h is fa th e r frotii th e Mooi'fl- : John Wynn, wjio was at one time the p.m . . ‘ Cor. MattlBOh Ave, and B ond St. t Lexington, Ky., April 22.—Clarence official^^tarter on the Saratoga race Point Pleasant and way^Btatioril? o.OO a. ~W. Bryaht, the one, time famous r^e^ro track, is dead. Hfe was well knowp' In uiM m 2. 4.00,0.00 p.m . * ASBURY PA RK , N. J. All the land above the sea level woqld For Ocean Grove : 8.Q0 a* m., 13.12^ 6.80 jockey who rode-many winners for, the not-fill .nji more than one:third'«I tl*e sporting circles throughout the country. a native of Savannah. no. late Byron McClellan, died here labt Atlantic ocean. Ha wtf* night, aged 21. -