VOL. XXII. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1897. NO. 9
A8SK8SOB. j AUDITORIUM AS A CASINO'. BEER ARKS AND LEGISLATION THE NEW CHARTER BILL. 00. CASINO. ROW AT A PRIMARY. Charles H. Porter______• 317 Peter P. Dodd------149 >cndtor Bradley , Shows the People of Chief Hutsharl, has a Bill to Prevent Them Citizens Recommend that. Some Amend To.bo’iBWK'ot w&iire Boy in Time, for i Supreme Struggle for the Several Offices Edward M. Fielder - _ — ______140 m ents be Mode to It. Ast^ry Pork th at ho Is Willing to Selling Less than Five Gallons. ' :-.y business. to be Filled this Spring. s. committeeman . ■ V - ; IJelp Them. The Surepmo Court haa declared uncohr The citlzeus of Asbury Park, an d -a few Plam; ;yow casino ot Pleasure Bay The time was when a Democratic primtiry. William A. Berry™ — - 327 Asbury Park can havo a casino nnd the fi^itutlonal the law regulatiug the sale of outaldera came together at'.Park Hall last have b^im' p»’cph:• ed by, a New York archi* in the townabip towered head and shoulders Samuel B. G u e r i n . • 209 Henry BreSnahan.— ____ 6 4 : .ttendiug winter business if itacitlzend' will beer from *1ark8.’, Tho case waa that of night and diacusatid the proposed new char tcct,’•■’.“Ti’l Jfv,vv.»/tracture which Is to add above tfi.o biggest kind of a pow-wow ever Charles P. Pridham.— ______—' 29 ^jo-oporato nnd Hubecrlbo at ICaat $ 5,006 Daniel Mack, who waa arrested in the town- ter for Aabary Park The meeting was ndornmfeM'^o thia Ip^auty spot of the Jersey held by Tammany Hall, but now the disci JUSTICE OF THE FKA» ^ward-the promotion of an enterprise that ahip a year or two ago for aellliig beer from called by the Board of Trade. That .body coobV 275 feet long and fifty feet ples of Jefferson, Jackson and Cleveland H. Bell:-— ______271 the endorsement of the committee of a wagon in quantitiea leas .than two dozen 'had gone carefully over the b li^n^ v°ted w 1dc.//il'wn^opcupy . a site far to tho left of feel obliged to yield the palm to the Repub Alfred H art.— j 197 4 'fwenty-fl a npoinfced for thia purpose. bottlea.. Mack wa8 convicted at Freehold, for a fow amendments, und it waa to con tho o/d^nulid V^nnd, facing tho river. A licans. Their primary last Saturday was R. S. Cottene.^; ______182 ^epaiqr Bradley' haa'Vgteed to allow the and biB counse] took the suit to the Supremo sider these that the meeting wn3 bold. portion of Jf.wjHe^tond out over tbe water perhaps the most exciting that has ever CON STA IJIiEB. lob Auditorium to bbNednXerfeA. Intora Court with the reault na above stated. .The Jnmee H. Bird, president of the Board of arid bg. Qtit{^;5'na a landing for the World’s taken place in the township, ■ ■ - G. Albert Willa — — 313 Trade, noted as chairman, and W. B. B^dell ^alr. elocfrio,- launches, which scored auch Samuel S. White.._____-.I.—.—- 296 no and has even gone ’so |nr ns>b BUg- decision mnkea it legal to aell beer from Interest was wrought up to fever heat on Theodore Hulick_____ 285- jest how it should be furnished lliid main w ng o n a|n emoJI—llota, Committeeman waa secretary. great popqiarlty last summer. Tho fleet la account of the scramble for . the several Fortune flarria— -c. __ 20Q lined. He has agreed to the proposition Hulahart, chief of the townahlp police;-haa David Harvey, Jr., chairman of the Leg to be ^^a#od> too tlvj- boats, each-with offices; for it 1 Is generally conceded that a COMMISSIONERS Off APPEAL. , ^jo run Balt water into tho building for the prepared the following bill, which he will islative Committee of Mayor and Council* Beatlng^M i'fty pf-fifty. Republican nomination, in nine cases out Peter Bath-— 1______, 3 0 0 so of baths, and a swimming pool. To haye introduced In the Legislature, and assisted tbe chairman In explaining the The * ca^n'b/will bo two stories in height of ten, is equivalent to an election. The Robert Rose.-_i.--^--_-^-!.-_--^_r_-w 140 Iter.tho lower floor of tho Auditorium, and which if it becomes a law, will elevate the provisions of tho original bill, and the and conT*tm ; colonial featuree.' The withdrawal of Capt, Lewis Rainear, who Joaepb ^ Peteraon and ; William R. MiUer provide it with baths, bowling alleys, bll- morality of th3 township: amendments that had been recommended. first flo ^A ti ho.. devoted to tho wanta and had been named as a candidate for, collec were nominated for Surveyors of the High ard and pool tables, reading, smoking and Tho first amendment taken, up applied to comforts of >xaltors. A lady’s room will be i. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen tor, left only Clerk Giffard and Wm. H, way, and Charles Lane, Harrison Ward and Jgounging rooms will cost not fees than eral Assembly of tho State of New Jersey, section .three, which provided in the bill :§in excellent ^feature, Tlie second story will Beegle In tho race, and each worked indus- Ellsworth Davie, Poundkeepers.; - j?5,000, possibly more. The building Is That If any person shall aell any spirituous, that the salary of the Mayor shall not ei&£ed contain il fipaciouB grand stand for seating vinous, malt brewed or intoxicating liquora tirously to secure the nomination. The appropriations carried were aa fol jdmirably adapted for tho purpose. Last from any wagon, or in any building or $1,000 in any one year. The Board of tho thon.' fthdy who attend the brilliant dis The primary waB held: ut Ma/row’fl H all lower.; . ' . \ Wear at nn oxpenfco of $4,000Senator Brad- other place in this State in any quantity Trade recommended that th^^mount be plays of, IHvrffftrtjsi .to ‘ bo givon periodically Two o'olock waB_the bour announced for it For Roada— —-____— 1___ _ $4,000 ;. py fixed it up, and made it comfortable in Jess than five gallons, without a licenae first made $500. When thejpj*&tion wag put tg* tlum ig-th^ v abiin; Fifteen hundred multi- to open. An hour before that time the( Cycle P ath *______—____ 300 j (very respect. All., the rooms,, which are bad and obtained according to law, such, vote tho recommendoUffn waa lost. C9?otcd if^jnieciient lights will transform Poor---— -wl.. 1,500 person shall bo.tleemed guilty of a misde grounds about the hall were crowdecTby“the Ways and Meana— —___ _ 1,200 [irge and spacioua, nro finished-in*hard meanor and on conviction thereof abqll be Tha* part of eajffon five providing that the placo !»*/>& picture of fairyland nt night candidates and thejr friends, laying plans Police______1,200 ood, while complete sanitary arrangements punished by a fine not exceeding five hun the Board of Education shall bo appointed *• Tho groaii^J hb.out tho casino aro to be and p u lin g wires that it was hoped would It waa nearly 4 o’clock Sunday morning ere put in to make it doubly convenient.' dred-dollara or imprisonment at i^ard labor by the Mayor and Council was changed bo turned oycrt^^Ue artistic fancier of a noted land^them a winner Ilf th^poTitlcalrace/"^ for any term not exceeding two yeara or as to give thiB power to the people, aa is before the votea were counted. Tho location Is uneurpiescd, being dliect- both at tbe discretion of tho Court? provi landscape : guidoner who will lay out many Over a dozen carriagea bad been hired by now done under the present Jaw. T, Frank on the ocean front between Sunset and ded, however, that it shall be lawful for flowerbeo! .*^'<1 otherwiso beautify tho placo tho ca ridrdatea to -c ^ v e y to~the - polls the On Tuesday afternoon “tho Democrate of b avenues, ______> druggists and pharmacists to Boll liquors Appleby, who hua been District Olerk for in his own pc^jilar style. weak and infirm, and others who claimed the townahlp held their primary at Marrow’s without a license first had and obtained in second floor Ih entirelyTmolosed with ten yeara, ndovcated the amendment’ No Special' .ai^ammodations for trolley par they . were not able to stand the journey. Hall. Capt. John Smith called the meet all cases where aa id liquors aro compounded change, however, waa made to that part of Tho boiler uBbd for heating the and sold for medlcjnol usee upon the pre- ties will bo j^yidcd. Everything that can There; were many of the latter, made up ing to order arid Was unanimously elected atcr for the baths und poolfe could also fur- acriptlon of a reputable physician, eigned the bill regulating how the appropriations be done fo( Improve Pleasure Bay will be principally of those who believe that if tbeir chairman. There was no opposition \td ish thosteam heat Mr. Bradley will allow by euch phyaiclan. \ for educational purposea ahall be made., pushed to^'C^iiiplGtion aa quickly aa possi vote la worth having it ia worth coming Joseph Harris for secretary^ Capt Smith- 2. Ana be it enacted, That all acta and Now tho people come together and vote for titions tobe built up3talrs, provided they parte of acta inconsistent with thia act be ble.. „Wi(#(tjfe opening of the season the for. On primary day every vote counts, said that there was more than a fighting necessary. What is needed now is the and the 8ame are hereby repealed. achobl moneya, but this will be done away placo wlU.*oYft$^ again becuino the favorite and the candidates knew that they could not chance for Democratic victory thia Spring on oney to make tho improvements in the 3. And be it enooted, That thia act ahall with if the bill becomes * a law, for it pro reaoi!t of ibs pfionlo. > well afford to ignore anybody. account of dissension in the Republican. take effect immediately. iy of baths, etc. There ia considerable vides that the budget ahull be made up by When the doora were opened the voters ranka growing out of the primafy laBt Sat^ tail work to be perfected, and when this is the Board of Education and submitted to lk#t|tJantic City Trip. rushed pell-mell:Jif’; the buildlng. There lirday. : : "-J: v-‘. ippleted plans and specifications will bo $ 4 1,4 19 FOR BOROUGH EXPENSES. Mayor and Council for approval or rejec The Ma^?ji/and Council and other^ who were only a few. seats and these were occu James H. Matthews was nominated for tion. V . ^ ■ bmltted to Mr. Bradley for his approval, wont on^iio fipeclal excursion to Atlantic pied In short :order. In the crowd were Collector without opposition. When it carte the committee, composed of M. L. Bamman, This Amount Appropriated to Run Section ten was not altered, although the City on ‘^Thursday of last week, returned many Asbury Park people, who were at- to nominating nn Assessor Samuel A ! Borough the Coming Year. ,ev. W. I. Gill and W. Harvey Jon.V m stobe nothing In the way II tho people Park a block eye to have it go out that the Railroad, under whoso direction tho excur- knew that a trick had been played on the No appropriation is made for music, aa ill tnko hold of the enterprise and give It authorities had power to license the sale of Bion wan taken, deserves the thanks of tho and were unwilling to bo downed so easily. the law of *78, under which the Bojough la TROOPS AT THE INAUGliRATIOfV. 10 support that it so well deserves. beer and intoxicating liquors. On the other community for their liberality and open- _ Iu vain the ctiair rapped for order. Rev. operating, -does not give the authorities Another plan is under consideration, hand there Was some^ doubt as to whether heartedness...... -J. R, Daniels, of Ocean Grove, tried to make power to levy an assessment fdrJhJalpur?. The Display o7 Federal Soldiers to be a his ia tho construction of a largo hotel on the bill would puaa with this clause strlckeii1 a speech, but-hls voice waa not audible ten pose. An Increase of $1,500 is needed in feature of the Parade. io ocean front Several gentlemen with out, aa other cities in the State of leas than The Big Shooting Carnival. feet from where he stood on account of the irgo bank accounts are said to be inter the street department on account of the re 12,0 0 0 inhabitants, which might want to Arrangements have been concluded by the The program for the Grand American confusion and noise. Mr. Daniels wanted red in tho venture, and ff the ground can pairs that will be made to the macadam come under the law, would want ^ttia power War Department which will insure a display Bandicap and shouting (arnival to be held a division of the voters to determine whether o secured at a reasonable figure the hotel road. These will cost at the lowest estimate to license. The amendment waa carried. of Federal troops at the inauguration. Gen. at Elkwr.od Park on Tuesday, Wednesday Guerin or Hulshart had been elected chair HI be built. - It is an open question among $1,500. Everyone agreed that the bill should be Porter is endeavoring to make the regulars and Thursday, March .23, 24 and 25, has man. iany leading business men whether it Is No change ia made in the appropriationa amended so as to read that no bonds shall the feature of^tS^great parade. The War been issued.The shooting will commence The chaiiu-then called for a division. iso to encourage the construction of a for police, sprinkling, lighting, garbage, be issued except by a vote of tbe people. Department fund for transportation is lim on Tuesday at 0 A. M. Four events will Jack Brower went down the center aisle lammoth hotel. 8ome think that the prea- maintenance and Board of Health, One According to the proposed charter, the ited, and to conduct an entire engagement be' decided, the Elkwood Park Handicap, shouting at the top of his voice: regiment of infantry, several troops of cav nt hotel men should receive all the encour- thousand dollars has been added to the fire Mayor and Council haa power to'iaeue bonda Nitro Pow'der Handicap, Branohport Sweep- “ Guerin, Guerin, All you in favor of alry and engineer battalions here will cut gement, On the other hand it is argued department account. The extra sum ia to an amount not exceeding $25,000 in stKkfei and Sportsroen’e Delight. Wednes Guerin, get over to the right” This he re heavily into it, and may prevent aome of iat a large hotel would be of incalculable needed to fix up Neptune Engine Company’s anyone year. The amendment.,therefore day, the' 24th, is reserved for the Grand puted half a dozen times. He pushed peo eneht to Asbury Park, beoause, as is the building. The sinking fund appropriation waa adopted. the regimental trunafera thiaapring. Major American Handicap, which will commence ple aside, but they moved back again In the McKinley baa' intimated, however, that he ase with Lakewood, it 'would make the of $5,000 is made to pay off a part of the A motion of Mr. Appleby that the bill at 10 A. M. Three events will be decided crowd after he had passed. wiahea the fineat turn-out of Federal troopa lace more aristocratic and bring people floating debt of the Borough, amounting to B h o u l d provide for only one Assessor was on tbe last day, as follows: Consolation In the excitement Col. William Murrell ever made at an .inauguration, and In ac ’who would patronize the smaller upward8 of $30,000, lost The Board approved the contract made by Handicap, Jjpng Branch Scramble and Auld mounted the platform and in a flowery cordance with hia wflshea Secretary Iiamont It was the senae of the meeting that, the speech asked for order. He aald he Ifad juat the Water Commissioners with A. A. T$ftpr Lane Syne Sweeptsakes. will order aa many troopa here as the ap Leglalative Committee use its best effort* left a ick bed to be present, and wanted to A Victory for Neptune. for the construction of a new brick buil$* 8 propriationa at hia diopoaal will permit. to have all the above amendments made to see harmony. Clerk Giffard appealed to ing and a receiving basin. Election March 9. A*s far as decided upon, the display from Last Friday night teams of bowlers from the bill, but if it 18 Impossible to get these, the votera to remain quiet Both of theae the army will comprise one full ipfantry then urge the Legislature to make those The annual election for township officers fealey and Neptune Engine "Companies speeches had some effect, but very little. regiment with band and staff; one squad will be held on March 9. The officers to ron, consisting of eight companies of cav layed two interesting games with the fol Call for a Public Meeting. amendments which it was deemed wise and When it was seen that\ there waa no way expedient. be voted for are a Collector, Assessor, Com alry and two bands from Forts Myer and ding result: A desire to contribute in alleviating the of determining who had beep chosen chair Ethan Allen; one battalion of engineers WESLEY., , mitteeman, Justice of the Peace, two Con terrible sufferings of famine stricken India The Legislative Committee will go to man. Mr. Hulahart modestly withdrew from Willets Poiut aud VVeat Point; eight ohn L, Schneider...... , , - — 129 151 Trenton next Monday night in the interests stables, Commissioner of Appeal, two Sur companies of artillery on foot with band, euben*N orri9-__j,-.—142 135 on tho one hand, and a formal request from the contest. Thia was first blood for of the bill, and it is requested that there be veyors of Highway and three Poundkeepers. and two mounted light b&tteries. Possibly homaB J. W i n c k l e r '....1 3 0 H O signed by prominent citizens on the other*, the Guerinites, and they shouted themselves further additions to the infantry display a large representation of citizens there to Appropriations will bo voted for at the ohn W. M artin------:_,_-__l2<3 121 have impelled ua to invite tho reaidenta of hoarse over their victory. may be made, and some of the artillery E. Sexton______108 , 125 urgo Its passage^ same time. The Boards of Registry and Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, VVeat Park and John F. Knox waa elected secretary with from tho posts around Now York and Bos , * — Election will meet at the respective polling ton may be ordered here. Gen. Porter is 041 te l West Grove to hold a public meeting on places on Tuesday, March 2, from 1 to i) out Opposition. anxious that the navy her well ^represented, NBFrUNE. Sunday afternoon next nt Educational Hall, Letter-Carriers’ Claims. The first office to be filled_____ was that ...... of_and wishes the Secretary Yo oider the North (cam O. Jell iff______.... ____ 123 114 P. M., to revise and correct the registry to commence at 4 o’clook, for the purpose It cost Now Jersey $64,106.60 last year Collector. C o l . Murrell nominated W i l l i a m Atlantic fleet to proceed as far up the Poto- owflrd IX Leltoy :____ . —128 .177 lists. Fuller particulars, together with the , , , ,, , ^ “ can navigate and forward sailors ohn S. Burtis.. - ...... -130 138 of raiaing a fund to be used as above,indt^ on account of overtime made by letter car- several polling places, ora given In an ad Giffard and moved that the nominations be ! an(j bluejackets to the city by steam ohn Hubbard______t______154 151 cated. The meeting will be addressed by riera in the postal service. Of thia amount vertisement. closed. This was opposed and ex-Assessor * launches. The naval authorities are op Walter Hubbard ______;..128 147 several clergymen and cltizena. $342,69 ia credited to Aabury Park. ' The WatBon named Mr. Beegle, posed to interrupting the series of drills now The muaic and singing will be led by Dr, other Cities which had claims are na follows i being carried on in Southern waters, and . 909 727 Peculiarities in Politics. Then in quick succession candidates for Ure fearful besides that some of the heavy %T. H. Bryon and a choir of, the beat talent the other offices were nominated. John Members of both teams belong to tha As- Newark——, ——:------..—$20 425.04 One of the funny incidents of the Repub draught ships might find difficulty in as in thia vicinity. Bridgeton-- — 1,826.91 Richardson supported Samuel B, Guerin for cending the river. The plan ia opposed by ury Park, Wheelmen. lican primary last Saturday was the struggle ,Z. Clark Marten, S. H..0 . Smith, East Orange------—\------—— 509.27 Committeertiao, and told of his devotion to' the leading, bureau chiefs, who have had Elizabeth—.— — . ------5,121.15 for Justice of the Peace between Alfred Hart enough experience of late with vessels Geo. A. Genzmer, Joseph G. fteedj his family and hia country. William A. Bowling Notes. «.— G. H. Middleton, Wm. A, Allen, Hackensack— —------455.53 and Reeae H. Bell. Both men are active grounding and running on rocks. Jersey City - ^(162.63 Mrs. John Palmateer now holds tbfe bish Geo. J. Minglna, Peter Stryker, members of the Republican Club. At a Berry, 1 Henry Breanahan, and Charle8 P. A. J. Miller,'- H. Td Widdemer. Montclair-...... '"2,007.93 Prldham were the other candidate. . Mr. it ladies' Bcoro on the Wheels-,sb's alleys, meeting of the club held a few days before Morristown------——1------— 895.82 Guerin killed hia chancea when he made a High Fares Prohibitive. n Wednesday she bowled 135, beating the New Brunswick -----— 1,710.95 the* primary Mr. H art was endorsed, and u A Tunnel at Last. An Aabury Park citizen received thia let revioUB acorn of 131, held by Miss Lillie Orange— ------—— —- 1.231.23 the members pledged themselves to vote for apeech denying that he had ever supplied Paterson 7,820.74 ter from a gentleman in Elizabeth on Wed enderson. Fifty lady bowlers toere pres- The work of raising the^Tew Jersey South him. The secretary of the meeting was Mr. rum to political mass meetings.—— - Passaic. —-w -—756.65 “ If any rum waa aupplied,” he aaid; “ it nesday. It emphasizes the complaint made lt. Tho ladies are Tolling to determine ern tracks over Long Ialand a v e n u e t o a l l o w Princeton— ------493,06 Bell, / imagine Mr. Hart’s surprise when he came out of Ocean Grove.” ^ * by other summer reaidenta and the Com-- ho are tbe best boaters, and at the end of cara o f t h e Atlantio Coaat Electric Railway_J^lPlainfield _____...... ______- 2,677.38 learned that Mr. Bell was out fo? the nomi Thia waa enough "to aet the Ocean Grove muters’ Association that Aabury Park must id tournament o f ten games those with the Company, c o m m e n c e d on Monday. Trenton— 8,168.7^ nation. His surprise was greater, Siowevor, pebple7 working againB t him, and they did suffer because of high railroad fares. The sst average scores wilUjs-Biotnbers o f the The railroad tracks ..Will bo raiaed nine To meet the payment of these claimB the ■when he'saw.the secretary nominated by a people nam§d in tbe letter are only a few am. Miss Lillio Henderson and Mrs, H, nnd n half feet and the avenue depressed six General Deficiency Bill has .been intro majority that ®as overwhelmingly In his not let up until*■ tBe "polle” closed. One of of those directly concerned In a,..fetter i. LeBoy are sure of being selected, Whec feet below tbe present tracks. There will duced. - \ . favor. There are plenty of peculiarities in" those who foughf him waa J. Stanley Fergu son, a resident of the Grove, who declared schedule of summer farea; le team is made up 'the ladies, vlll ohal- be alear headroom of thirteen feet under the politics, and this was one' of them. that Mr.. Guerin had no right to make auch “ The writer spent season of ’94 at hotel; inge the regular A. P.W . bowlers, the bridge, and the grade of the avetaiie will be Co-Operation is Necessary. ' ’ an BBaertlon, It Ib Bafe to say that the lat in ’95-*96 had cottage; has rented one for antlemen to make two pofeto to every one 1}4 f^et in 10 0 , leading each way about ’97 in Aabury Park. Am anxloua to have One of the hotel owners at Atlantic City Rev. Dr. Bate Accepts. ter made the statement while laboring under lade by their competitors. 300 feet from the tracks. The bridge will gave away a secret when epenkihg to aome my frlenda with me, ao far with very poor Rev. Albert G. Bale, D .U , of Melrose, great mental excitement and regretted later The ndxt rnontiily.ladles! reception, ten be of steel. , : v , of the excursionists laat’Saturday. He said: wjcco.. Can___ _name three „ large...... families The raising of the tracks Is the outcome “ There ia.no jealousy among the hotel men Mess., has accepted the call of 'ir^' Pf*- that ho allowed hia tongue to run away with who were at the Park laat year w h o have ured by the Asbury Park , WheeJjnen will of. Atlantic City. Kvery man works for the byleriim .ghnteb of Asbury Park, and ■sill decided to/go down on Long iBland this of a dfecieiou rendered by Chancellor M6- his tlioughta/ year. all. for one reason: their sons an Nest Monday night the Ooe«n G rofs’team of the lake, ocean, pavilion, etc. In the would rent cottages for the season. I know Why He Was D epressed: Chairman Guerin stated that reaidenta of UJi.bowl with Neptune Engine-Company’g middle la a map of the Central Railroad of Tbore’a a greatdeal in that, and the AB of one«family that waa at an Asbury Park “Somehow,” he said, disconsolately, Aabury Park had a right to vote for Oon- hotel durii^g July and August who will not New Jersey* with a hand poiatlng %o AUen- bury Park folka will not have/vlqited Atlan " 1 don’t setaa ter make tofp>in* pay.” atablea and a Juatice of the Peace, and a go for same reason.” * hurat These: pictures are alao diaplayed in tic City in vain if they profit by the lesson. “ Maybe you haven’t tried the right way. In Atlantic City the first thing noticeable separate ballot-box' jvme provide^, for thia the waiting room of the. .Central Railroad “ Yes. I’ve done ev’rything. • F v ejeu« Sate o f Use A d v e r s e r . is that everybody booms tho town and will’ meetln’sftij' j’inetl clubs an’ voted fur s?i«y —Tommy—“ Billy Jonea got drownded. ” ,at the foot of Liberty Btreet, New York, cheerfully go out of hia way to help along purpose. The Newark Daily Advertiser hns_, boon cttEtSidato that a«id aa know’d the way t e Voting commenced shortly after 4 o’clock, Tommy’s %P6p—“ You ahou!dn’t» aay and in thoPennBylvania-^epot, Jersey City. the general prosperity.’ They understand, help ua slang. But it don’t seem tar ao no ‘drownded.’ ’W Tommy —“Well, if a fellow jld to E. B. Haines, editof oi the Patersca too, the art of advertising. Hitherto Aa- good, an’ I mus’ say I’m gettin’ clean dis and continued uutil 7.30. Following is the drowns ain’t ne drowned dead?” fawe, ‘for $36,000. Sheffield Phelpa, lbs bury Parkera have gone along in a go-ns- couraged.” , . , .. lesu lt:, A ***■•■■ —A woman will spend $15 on a dreBs pat* no use feelin' aorry fo’ a you-please style, each man crying hia own OOLLECTOB, wner, retires. The s»pes will M mule^^^ya Elder Wntkina. ‘'kaae de fuat wares and leaving it to the newapapera to tern now, and when it is made into a dress i price to a cent. Prominent Xtc-publiea —The flower of the family—a bloomer W i l l i a m Qiffard.— — — ^509 in the spring ahe will declare that it didn't chance he git he gwlne kick de feelin* out advance tbe general, intei^sts of the toW».— 1214,CQSt^cent, ^8 ehe had tho goods. re said to.be behind the sale. o’ yo’. ” New York Tribune. ; k - girl. ■ • William H. Beegle— I ghujreftez eug'd' Soeifciies. kins and Wildes. Mr. Wildes wanted the bill amended so as to provide that the’ ap proprlatlon should bo dccluoted fronvths AjOTIOE OF SETTLEMENT. ?hurchest etc. MONEY ROLLIN&OP fflLL annual appropriation for the Sea Glrc en 1" Estate of James Oasnef, deceased, (In Fibbt U. B. CHuacni corner ot First and solvent estate). ' G rand aVeB., Rev. w . A. Allen, pasto r. Preach campment. Mr. Dorousse warmly cham Inp every Sabbath a t 10.30 a. m. and 7.80 p. m Notice is hereby glvon that the accounts Is rather an unusual Bight. D o n ’t expect to get any that w a y — but spend ploned the bill. Glass meeting Sabbath morning at 9.80. Sab Legislative Wheels Not Moving of the subscriber, Administrator of said de bath-schoolatJ3.80p. m. Voung People’s Meet what you have wisely. It la not wise to pay more for an article than h The governor Is to select tho companies ceased, will bo audited and stated by the Ing Sabbath evening a t 8.80. P ray er mooting o t n e c e s s a r y . :i■ , Very Rapidly. which will make up the Jersey contingent. Surrogate, and reported for settlement to the Friday evening a t 7.80. Comm union on th* The Essex troop and one of the companies Orphans’ Court of tho county of Monmouth, first Sabbath mornlw? of eaoh m onth. on Thursday, the twenty-fifth day of Febru at Paterson, the vice president’s home, wlU ary next. Tnmrrr P. E Church, Grand and Aabury av NEXT WEEK IS INAUGURATION. nues, Rov. A. J. Miller, rector. 8unday ser J. J. PAR K ER , bo inoluded. About 800 men w ill go Dated Decomber 15. 1806. vices at 7.80,10.80 a. m . and 7.80 p. m . sa in ts along. DAVID HARVEY, JR. days, 7.80 a. m., and F rid ay s a t 7.80 p. m . S un Gossip About Ofiloea. day-school at 2.80 p. in. Tho ohuroh Is free and THE GROCER, Hie MUltla, the Statesmen and Many Pa all are cordially invited. 'The senate, in executive session this N RULE TO BAR CREDITORS. * ' triotic JeMeymen W ill WUneM the Hon O Executor’s Notice. F ibbt Baptist Cannon, cornor of Main stree Takes pleasure in reminding you of thA place to buv the PIN E8T week, disposed of all the remaining guber Monmouth Trust and Safe Deposit Com and Bangs avonno. Rov. Z. Marton, pastor or to Be l>one an Illustrious Son of the Proaohlng Borvloos at 10.80 and 7.80: Sabbath GROOERIES at the LOWE8T PRICES, natorial nominations which had been pend pany, body corporate, Executor of Elizabeth aohool at 3.80. Prayer mooting Friday eve State—OovernorOrlgp Still Hold* Uaok ing since Feb. 7, when the governor sent Spencer, deceased, by order of tho Surro nlnj? a t 7.80. C .E. nrayor-moetlnff. Tuesday oven b04, 606, 608 Cookman Ave., Opp. Po&t Gffice, Asbury Park. gate of the county of Monmouth* hereby Ing at 7.80. Boats froo.. Cordial wolcome to all Important Nominations. ' • in his last batob. Judge John S. Jessup of giveB notice to the creditors of the said de FmsTPiiEflnyrBRIANOucnon.con Sooondam1 [Speoial Correspondence.] Gloucester county, District Court Judge ceased to bring in thoir debts, demands and claims against the estate of said decedent, G rand avenues. Sorvlooa a t 10.80.a.m . an d 7.80 h u t n m ■ Y TRENTON, F ell 24.—?The adjournm ent William W. Watson of Passato City, Man p. m.; Sabbath-sohool a t 2.80 p. m. P ray er ager Z. K. Pangbom of the Home For Fee under oath or affirmation, within nine mooting Friday evening, of the senate this week without action upon months from the fourteenth day of January, FLOUK! FLOUR! ble Minded Women and several commis 1897, or they will bo forever barred of any WE8TMINBTSn PHuSUYTBniAN CHtmOB, RCV.QoO. BDTTEH BARGAIN. the Jersoy City and Newark eleotion bill sioners of pilotage were confirmed. action therefor against the said Executor. J. Mingins. pastor, Sowall avw, tio notwithstanding tho many reports current. of the personal estate and debts of the said avenues. Sunday-sohool. 0.80; morning servlo* Tho largo quantities wo handle enables ub speak for themselves. Jersoy City are tho two political warriors decedent, whereby it appears that the per a t 10.45; evening, 7.4B; W ednesdays, 7 45. Rev. to make you these sped al* prices: " . The governor says he has not heard a sin sonal estate of said deceased is insufficient Geo. D. Genzmer, pastor. Best Sugar Cured Hams, 0o !b Fancy Maine Corn, i ■ 4 cans for 25o Best Sugar-cured Cai, Hama, who conceived tho election bill, and, though gle'sound objoctlon presented as to tho to, pay his debts, and requested tho-aid of Church of thk H oly Sp ir it , (Catholic,) corner CXc lb Best N. Y. State Corri, 6c can Best Sugar-cured Shoulders, n « ib they at first talked fondly of tho economy personal probity and charaotor of any of the Court in the pfemiaes, it is thftofore of 8eoond avenue and Bond Btreet, Rev. M. L. ordered that all persons interested In lands, Glennon, pastor. Best Cold-packed Jersey Tomatoes, Best Sugar-cured Boneless Baeoh, ■ Hu lb to be effected by holding tho municipal these men, and as to the charge that Mr. tenements, hereditaments of , the said de _ ' 4 cans for i2j5c Bert Family Pork, 5}£c lb and genoral elections together in the fall, St. Paul's M. E. Church, corner o f ^Tew Y ora Beat String Beans, ii 6c can 2-lb can Boast Beef, lo o Bettle is in theremploy of a railroad he be ceased,, appear before the Court at the Court and Embury avenuo,' Ocoan Grove. Servloes at Best Lima Beans, - i . - flc can thoy admitted when cornerod that it was House in Freehold, on Thursday, March 11, 10.80 a. m and 7.80 p. m.^Young people’s moetln« 2-lb can Corned Beef, I5 e lieves tbat many good men are in similar Best Early June PeasU 3 cans for 25c Good Lard Go lb chiefly a garno of politics. The purpose employ. 1897, to show cause why so mucb-o&tlie at 6.80. Prayer meettjjg, Wednesday evening lands, tenements, hereditaments and real Rev. J. G. Reed, paster. Best French Red Kidney BeanB, 3 cans 25c Large Mackerel, y • 6c each was to prevent tho slaughter which tho in The reported letter of Joseph Ia Munn Good Peas, 7 4 cana for 25c Sms'! Mackerel, l c each estate of the said deceased shall not be sold West Grovb M. E. Churoh, Corlles avenue. Sweot Potatoes, \ , IOo can dependent voter sometimes occasions when of Essex to the governor declining the of as will be sufficient to pay his debts, or the Services on Sunday a t 10.80 a. m . and 7.45 p. m, Best New Prepared Buckwheat, __ Sabbath-sohool at 2 p.m. Class meeting Sunday California Egg Plum^, 12o can ho goes to the polls at a puroly local elec fice of 8uprenje court clerk adds to the residue thereof, as the case may require. California Bartlett Pears, 2 cans for 25c 3-lb pkge IOo By the Court, morning at 9.80. Epworth League servloes at Best Oatmeal, 4 pkees 25c tion. On such occasions politics with him governor’s perplexities In the matter of 6.80. Prayer m eeting Friday evening a t 8. Rev. California Cherries, , ,200 o a n is a secondary consideration. -What he DAVID S. CRATER, Surrogate. J. H. Batten, pastor. California Peaches 2 ojmsjox 25a Best Prepared Flour, 3 “ pkges ' 25a appointments. It seems to be difficult to Tablo Peaches, Best Hornlay, 3 pkgea 25o wants, flrst of all, is to have the affairs of Braulkt Bbaoh M. E. Church—“ Little Charon 3 cans for 25o get a desirable person for the plaoe, ac Grated Pineapple, Best Oatmeal, 2 ibs lor 5a his city or town managed by a set of offi In the Woods.*' Servloes on Sunday at 10.80 a.m . 3 cans for 25u 7 pkges Best Cornstarch for cording to the governor’s standard. Colo and 7.80 p. m. Sabbath-sohool a t 2.80 p /m . Red Cherries, 3 cans for 25c - . 25o cials who are above reproach. This state nel J. J. Toffey of Hudson would fill the HARPER’S WEEKLY Epworth League meeting at 6.80 p. ih. Prayer Blackberries, 3 cans for 25o GooJ Carolina Bice, 5o lb Huyier’s Coccf.j 20c can of mind Is very aggravating to the “ma bill doubtless, but his appointment, it is meeting and Bible readings on Tuesday evening Rhubarb, , 3 canB for 25c IN 1897 . at 7.80. Temperance meeting, Wednesday even California Apricots, 1 0 c can M iller’s Oocok, 15o can chine” and upsots political schemes every understood, would antagonize a powerful ing a t 7.80. Oroft & Alien's Obcoa, 15o can DRIED jpSUITS. Pionic Olives, now and then. At the general election, in Republican faction In Hudson oounty. With the end of 1896 Harper’s Weekly W e s t As b u r y P a r k M. E. Church, Asbury av 3 bottles for 25© will have,, lived forty years, in tlftff time enue. Rev. G. K. Middleton, pastor. Preaching Condensed Milk, 3eana for lOo- the fall, the voter does not scan tho Indl- Chief Justice Beasley’s death has made Wo have opened a ljow lot oi Oaiiforniu Best Red Kidney Beans, vidual character of the candidates so olose- it has participated with all the Zealand Sunday a t 10.80 and 7. Sunday-school a t 2.80 Ev&p. I1-:'nr- Thcso t are tho best .quality 5 qta for 35o another vacancy-1 OlioJj^rem e court, and power at its commandln th^grea^poHtical Prayer-meeting on Frlday evening, seata froe.ii Bert Whits Beans, . 5 qts to t 25o ly. He Is more of a partisan then and Is ond regulnnly sold fot 1 2 c lb., but we «el- BeM Green Peas, there is considerable speculation as to events of'the most interesting and import African M. E. Church, cornor ol Main street dom Bell things at th« regular price, so nc- 0 qts for 2 Ge apt to go his party tloket blind. It was ant period in the history of the country, and Second avenue. Services at 10.80 a. m. and Best New Orleans Molasses, 10 c qt whether Gpvernor Griggs will ohoose a oording to our custom, vre have marked Beat Golden Drip Syrup, with a knowledge of these facts that Colo and ft has spread before its readers the ac 7.80 p .m . Sabbath-school at 2.80 p. m. Prayer thcso Poors down— j J lO o ^ t new man for the place or promote one of complishments of science, arts, and letters meeting on Wednesday evening. 5 cakes Beet Laundry Soap, nel Dickinson and Major Lenz framed the the present supreme court judges. The California Evap Pcafd, 3 cans for 2So "1 7 7 8 ,” i for the‘instruction of the human mfr)d and A. M. E Zzon Churoh, 8pr!ngwood‘ avenu*-. 8o package pending bill, and they rushed it through available men on tbe bench are Justices the amelioration of human conditions and West Park. Seivloes Sunday at. H. a, m. and Fancy Cluster uaiaiDS, 3 ibs for 25o Leading Stove Paste, ■ Sc bo* Best California Ralston, 4 lbs for 25c the assembly with but little fuss. On com Depue, Dlxoh and Magle, but the former of manners. ~ 8 p. m . Sundav school a t 2.80. P ray er m eeting Fraft-ORAOKERS- •Fandy. What the Weekly his been In ita spirit every Wednetday evening. Best Cleaned Currants, •1 ibs for 25o Pineapple, crisp, 4 Ibs for 25o ing to the senate, howover, they found is 70 years old, and Judge Dixon is not In ilf 3>ghom Citron,; ‘I ihs for 25o their economy argument smiled at and and purpose, as these have been manifested W. C. T. TJ. of Asbury Park Regular meet Lemon, crisp, 4 ib* for 25c the best of health, so that of the trio Judge principally in its. editorial pages, \t will ing at 045 Mattison avenue, Wednesday a* 8 p.m. Callfornin Peaches, > 3 Jbs for 25c Nlc-Nacs, 4 ibs for 25o thoir political pressure frowned down. The Magie seems to stand the best chance of continue to be. Children and young people’s Loyal Ten peranco Neclarloes, j | H lbs for 25c Ginger Snaps, 4 Ibs for 2Ba Oniifornin Prunes, 4 ibs for 25o hearing before the senate committee show advancement. -It . may ,be, however, that It is impossible to announce with preci Legion m eets every M onday a t 3.80. Mrs. C. A. Soda Cracker.:,, 5 ibs for 25o Hammond, president; Mrs. J. L- Durrah, seo'y^ Pitted Cherries, ' ’ , 1 2 c Oyster Crackers, dainty and crisp, ed plainly that Senator Voorhees was op sion all that the Weekly will contain dur Cai, Seedicss RalBinB the governor will outside, and if he ing .the year 1897. It were as easy^to an Board o r H ealth. Office at P ark H all. N. B ,1 4 lbs 25o posed to this class of legislation, and other - ._—L^.,. 4 lt*a for 25c does Gilbert ColllnB'rof Hudson, Samuel nounce what is about to happen in the Buchanon, president; D. C. Bowen, clerk. Granulated i Sugar, 4Wc lb Republican senators have since followed In Try a pouna of our Famous 32c CoSee H. Gray of Camden or William H. Corbin world, what triumphs for good government Bo a r d o p T r a d e meets first Tuesday of each Light 0 Sugar ia ib, 20 lbs for $ 1 that every one is talking about. ■t~ -oi-pniftn—might—be— —In—either are to be won, what advances of the people month in New Engine ilouse, Mattlson avenue. of committee and passed this week is un are to be made, what is to bCthe“dutcome James H f Bird, president; W. F. IA Roy, sec event one of these is likely to go into the of the continuous struggle between the retary. derstood to mean that It Is a dead cock In supreme court. This change will give the Bplrits of war and peacts what is to happen S o c ie t y f o r t h e P r e v e n t io n o f C r u e l t y t * the pit. Republicans a majority of the court, in the far East, what is to be the state of a n im a l s . Office Park Hall. W. F. LeRoy pie* All orders.by mail vHil receive prompt and careful attention. Ident; Randolph Roes, secretary. Legislation Still Ora^«. thouffh to the hqnor of New Jersey belt Europe twelve months hence, and what new marvels of science are to be revealed,-or Cokpant A. Third Reqimekt, N. G. N. J. The senate again adjourned Tuesday said politics "has never m ade its presence J. JT. P A R K E R afternoon'this-week .despite-tho protestrof- what are to be the achievements of arts and regular drills every Thursday, evening j>f tht_ felt iiutheJiigh courts of the state. In tha letters, for the Weekly is to be a pictorial month In tho Armory, White Building. Regulai 004, OOO and OOSTJookman Avenue, two or three of the moro Industrious mem record of all this. private meeting on first Thursday night or tht famous contest for the control of the senate month. J. R. Muddell, captain; Mahlon White, bers. Although tho assembly stayed a day a few years ago the victory was awarded Cartoons will continue to be a feature. first sergeant. ' Opposite Post Office^ longer llttlo work was accomplished there Serial stories. A New England story by Bank*. to the Republicans by a Democratic court, Miss Mary E. Wilkins will begin In Jan either. Next weok will be another wator- First National Bank. cor. Mattison ayenm Brapch—Little Falls, N, T E L E P H O N K OO. A s b u r y P a r k . and tho opinion, one of the most vigorous uary. A tale of a Greek uprising against and Bond street. C apital, $100,000. Surplus, haul doubtless, as many of the lawmakers ever written, was penned by the late la the Turks, by Mr. E. F. Benson, the. author $70,000. G. F. Kroehl, president; A. O. Tw in • - ...... of “ D odo/’ will follow, A sequel to “ The • will bo off to Washington to attend the In- mented Democratic chiof justice. mg, cashier. * augural That will make ieight weeks of House-Boat on. the Styx,” by'Mr. John Action on BUI*. Kendrick Bangs, iyusfrated^^y^^^, Peter^ Monmouth T rust Company, oor. Mattlaoi . the.session, with next - to nothing donp by avenue and Bopd street. Capital, $100,000. :>^he legislatu^. ♦ i3$e bill dividing tlie stat& into t^ro asy-1 Tbeo. S. D arlina, p re sid e n t; A. C. Tw ining, lum districts was recommitted today, on More short stories will appear in the treasurer. the session last? is beginning to bo tho In Weekly than it has been possible to publish Abbury Park and Ocean Gao vs Bank, oot- quiry. The prospects are that 10 or 11 motion of Senator Vroeland of Morris. during 1896. H attlson avenue and Main street. C apital, $50,- 000. Surplus, 128.000. H. C. W insor, president weeks at the outside will wind up tho win Senator Parry of Burllngten^lts intro Departments: Mr. W. D. Howells’s “ Life and Letters’’ have been among the most E. K. Dayton, cashier. ter's work and that tho sum total of new ducer, objected. There Is quite some strife over this measure, which Books to establish charming features of periodical literature,, Secret Societies. laws will bo smaller than for any session JtfivjB. S. Martin and others will-contribute: * Asbury Lodqb, No. 142, F. and A. M., m e t t in a long number of years. a separate Board of governm ent^or the- observations on what is going on In “ This first and third Tuesday evenings in each month This week Senator Euhl Introduced by Morris Plains asylum and another for the Busy World;’’ “ Amateur Spqyt will remain Cook’s Building, Main street and Cookman ave Trenton asylum. It is urged that the in the most important^department of its kind nue. R. A. Tustlng, W. M., James B. BUrt, request a constitutional amendment pro Sec’y. terests of the institutions sometimes re in the country. viding for tbe initiative and referendum • The Weekly wlll continue to present to its Corson Commandeby. N o. 15, K. T.. m eets set I cannot be carried on without good in New Jersoy. The purposo Is to give the quire different treatment and that each readers the world’s news most interesting to ond Thursday evening in eaoh month in Cook’# electors the right to suggest now laws di could be more closely looked after by a Americans, to make important advances in Building. Geo. M. Bennett, B.C., 8. A. Cliver, printing an? moretlian a wagon or separate board. both the literary and artistic features, and Recorder. 1 rectly to the legislature and to pass upon to retain for itself the leading place iu the Various M atters. Canton Atlantio, No. 7,1.O.O.F., Patriarch* ! railroad train toil! moup without measures tbat have been enacted by the illustrated journalism of the world. M ilitant, moets In Manning Hall, Main street legislature. This amendment involves a Senator Daly is so badly crippled by an Newspapers are pot to copy this advertise m onth a t 8 p. m. a. W. Barton, captain: Chaa I motive power—either b? Hancl, a scheme that has been freely discussed and attack of rheumatism that he had to be ment without the express order of Harper & H. Chamberlain, rejected by past legislatures. carried in a chair from the statehouse Brothers. ensign j O. H. Tom pkins, clerk. i'/Horse, or a locomotive. Senator Johnston’s railroad commission Monday night. A tlantic kbkcca Degree Lodge, No. 2,1.0 A dinner was given in honor of Presi HARPER’S WEEKLY O. Fy meets An Monmouth Building on the first | bill was reported with amendments this and/third Tuesday evenlngB in the month. Mrs. weok. The amendments make no material dent of»the Senate Williams Monday eyen* FOR ONE YEAR, - - ' ■ $4 OO Mrel M. Griffin, N. G .; Mre. K. Cham berlain, V.G., change in the bill. ** ing. All the senators participated and had Postage Free to all subscribers its tbe M. <\QxWn, R. S. Asbury Park Printing House United States, Canada and Mexico. There was a spirited scene in the senate a pleasant time. Fireside Council, No. 171, Order of United Address HARPER * BROTHERS, Friends, meets second and fourth Thursday eve Monday night when Senator Daly tried to A bill has been introduced m aking 3,240 P. O. Bax 959, New York Oity. nings in eaoh month, in K. P. HalL | supplies good printing havo a resolution adopted censuring Judge pounds a legal ton of anthracite coaL A t l a n t ic E n c a m p m e n t , No. 22, I . O . O . •*», Joseph H. Gasklll of Burlington county The commuters’ bill was reported in the meets in Manning Hall on second and fourth of everv tynd. Harper’s M agazine Tuesday in eaoh month at 7.80 p. m. Wmi H. courts for appearing in tho character of semito this week, w ith an am endm ent pro Miles, Chief Patriarch. * R. Hulsart, Soribe. 1 ; viding that personal baggage only shall be lobbyist and counsol for the Pennsylvania IN 1897 Tecumseh Tribe, No . 60, I m p r o v e d O r d e r or, railroad at a committee hearing last week carried by a passenger. , R e d Men, meets in Manning Hall. Main street; T h o bicycle baggage bill is still in com FICTION: The Martian, the new novel by every Tuesday evening at 7.80. R, BMbla, Sa*; on tho bioyclo baggage bill. President Du Maurier. the eagerly expected successor chem ; Edgar Bills, Chief of Records. Williams did not pormlt moro thpn ttvo or mittee. Mr. Gledhill announced yesterday to “ Trilby,” begun in October number, P ark Lodge, No. 88, A. O. U. W., meets In K. r. three lines of tho resolution to be read, tlmt he would soon move for its release 1896, with illustrations from the author’s Hall, 143 Main street, second and fourth Monaay when he declared it out of order. Senator from tho committee on railroads and ca' drawings. A new novel by Frank R. Stock evenings of the month. Hiram Walton, Master nals, which seems to have a tight hold of it. ton—developing a Twentieth Century Workman'; R E. K. Rothfritz, Foreman; B. A. Daly claimcd that tho president, not hav Kenaiesance—full of humorous situations Page, Recorder. ij 1 The greater Asbury P ark bill has been ing heard the resolution read, could not and characteristically illustrated. A Pair Court Lewis, No. 8224, A. O. F. of A Jm e e ts first properly say it was out of order, and he amended so as. to exclude other towne of Patient Lovers, by William Dean How^ and third Mondays at K. of P. Hall, Main street. - therefore appealed from jthe decision of the from its provisions and also providing for ells. Other sti iking novelettes by Ameri T r i b e o f De n H u r —Simonides Coiirt No. 1, a councilman at large in addition to six can authors. Short stories by Mart Twain, meets Monday evenings in room of C. K. Hall chair. Senator Voorhees took the chair to Thomas Nelson Page, Richard Harding Post, Mikado Building. Walter Gravatt, Chief; nut the‘appeal, when Senator Daly fried ward councilmen. Dover, Morris county; Davis, Owen Wister, John Kendrick Bangs, P. F. Dodd, Scribe. \ 1 to work in a speech, but was outgeneraled and Englewood, Bergen county, sought Ruth McEnery Stuart, Octave Thdnet, Mary C. K . Hall Post 41, G. A. R ., m eets id Manning tho former amendment. E. Wilkins, and other popular writers. Hall, Main Btreet, near Mattlson avenue, on the by the parliamentary tactics of the Repub SCIENCE: Story bf the Progress of Sci first and third Thursday evenings In eaoh month. lican majority. Tlje chair’s decision was Among the bills passed in the senate ence during the Nineteenth Century, a series Woman's R elief Corps, No. 25, G. A. R „ meets sustained, with,only Senator Daly in the was one providing for borough elections of papers by Dr. Henry Smith Williams, every Wednesday evening in Mikado Building; Mre. Eliza A. Blgna, p re sid e n t./ j negative. on the same day as township elections In supplemented by contributions on special Coast Cit y Council, No. 813, Royal Arcanum The Inaugural Bill. certain cases. subjects by expert scientists. Articles on the relations of curious psychological ifaan- meets Monmouth Hall, flrst and third Thursday Those who favor a Jersey military rep Governor Griggs and his staff will at-' evenings in the month. S. B. Genrln, Regent; ifestations to physiology by Dr. Andrew Wm. H. Miles, Secretary. resentation at Washington on inauguration tend the inauguration at Washington next Wilson. I m p r o v e d ORDe k o p H e p t a s o p h s —Seaside Con day rallied their forces this week and week. The party of state dignitaries ac AMERICAN FEATURES: The Mexico of clave, No. 281, meets in Post office building, 728 routed the champions of economy horse companying tho vice president elect will To-Day. a Beries by Charles F. Lummis, Mattlson Avo. on second and fourth Tuesdays of splendidly illustrated^-the result of a recent each month. D. Harvey, Jr.. Archon; John F. and foot. It was a great triumph-fa^Sen^ on Tuesday. visit to Mexico undertaken for Harper’s Knox,. Sec’y ; D. W. Cooper, F in an c ier.. ators Parry, Kuhl and other rural repre Among new bills Introduced are these: Magazine. Mexico is pre-eminently a sil C o r i n t h i a n C a s t l e , No. 47, K n io h t s o f t h e “ The Garden Spot.of Florida.” Providing for underground subways fot ver-producing couritry, and ita monetary G o l d e n E a g l e , meets Monday ovenlhgs in As sentatives last week when-they "accom bury Council Hall, 727 Mattison Ave. Chas. E . telegraph and telephone wires In first and operations rest entirely on a silver basis. BROCK HOUSE JANUARY TO MAY. plished tho defeat of' the $7,500 appropria Owing-to the keen discussion of certain King, Jr. N. C.; J. H. Ryno, M. of R. ENTERPRISE, FLA. second class cities; another requiring eleo- GEO. L. ATKINS & SONS. tion for the trip, but Monday night Sen economies problems iu connection with Monmouth Lodok, N o. 107, K. of P., meets i'J ■ ' • ator Voorhees put in a_ new bill for the- trlc light, heat and power companies ta, •"issues of urgent importance in American Friday evenings, In K. P. Hall, 145 Main street. same amount, and on Tuesday he[ called it put their wires under ground In all clt^S; politics, these papers will command general Neptune Lodoe, No. 84,1.O.O. F.,meetsW6d* attention. American Historical Papers by nesday evenings in Monmouth Hall; B. Cham up for final passage. Senators Parry and creating the office of exam ining engineer, Woodrow Wilson, John Bach Mac Master, berlain, N. G.; M. C. Pharo, R. S. T H E H A N L O N THE MELROSE, Kuhl spoke against the expense as unwar two for each congressional. district, to be and James Barnes. The true story of Sher Asbury Counciw No. 28, Jr; O. U. A. M., m eets 831 Cookman Avenuo, Aabury Park 1 800 ASBDEY AVENOE. ' Friday evenings in Asbury Council Hall, 727 Opon all tho year. ' ... 'i , _ ranted and;unprecedented. When Senator appointed by tho governor for three ye^rs, idan’s Ride, by-Gen. G. A, Forsyth. Con Mattlson Av; Harry C. Wallace, Jr., Councilor; Winter boarding, $5 to $7 per wook. Excellent tinuation of Howells's Personal Reminis^ J. H. Ryno, Rec. Sec’y . J. OGDEN HANLON. location and ho.mollko accommodations." Voorhees ^reminded them of the fact that at $1,500 a year—they Bhall examine steam cences of eminent literary Americans. a Jerseymari was to be. the coining vice boilers and engines and license those who Tw in Ci*V Council, No. 40 Legion of the. Red \ &IRS. T. S. ROGERS, AFRICA AND THE EAST: White Man’s Cross, meets every Thursday at 8 p .m. , in K nights president, Senator Kuhl replied that other run-them; requiring engineers and fire Africa, a fully illustrated series of papers of Pythias Hall. ’ . >> E» VAN AKEN, ■ states hadjJbcen sim ilarly honored in ..the men to take out licenses; authorizing Un by Poultney Bigelow, the-result'of personal Star op asbury Council, D. o f A , m eets every Formerly,t.i. Lijof rnCOMMERCIAL H in .’DOit T HOTEL, nATBT. " ion county to expend $30,000 to buy land observations during a recent trip to Africa, Thursday in Odd Fellows Hail. Miss LizzieTay^ ATLEE HOU8E, ’ past, and ye^Jie defied anybody to show covering .the whole field of European ex-' lor. Councillor; Mrs. Jennie Letts, Reo. Sepy. has taken th61af^o houso of E. P. Benjamin, that this had*!!ed in any case to sending for county piurposes; a jury com m issi^ 200 THIRD AVENUE, ploiiation of that country. Illustrated arti Fire Ccrnpanies. Fourth Ave. Emory St. state troops to. the Inauguration. bill, two commissioners in each,.bounty, to cles by Stephen Bonsai on the transforma and Open during the winter for pormanent or tran be appointed by the circuit court * judge, tions going on in Eastern Siberia, recently Wesley E ngm k and H osk C p r a m , No, 1, EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS. . u sient boarddrB. Warm rooms and homo com Senators Kqtcham, Reed, Daly and oth? meet on the flrst Monday evening of each month. Pleased to entertain all' po^mbrcial mon -as forts, Near beach and car lino. $5 to $7 per visited by the author.H ungarian Sketches# Amos Llppincott, president; Charles M. Ward, wook. C. PACKER & M. A, BRANDT. ers favored tho bill on tho ground of state to select grand and petit jurors, who shall written and drawn by F. Hopkinson Smith* heretofore. ■ . pride apd explained that it was notes-' receive $2 a day; providing for six morgue seoretary; J. H. Bennett, foreman. The full story of the retent Coronation of JWwirai* Eno isb AND Hose No, a il„- -JtOO] the Czar^byjiiohardJa^rding^DaviBpllllus- m eets ou ^ ; ' - - dent that tbe troops Were going, but- as' orders aa^tlia Iron H all frfim doing an in trated by R. Caton Woodville, who was com month. Geo. F, Kroohl, presidens; W. E. axr- rison, seerstnry; M. H. floo.t, fo*^iaan. Boranca business in this state; requiring missioned by Queen Victoria'to paint a pic a Jersey representation at the inaugn> ture of the ceremony. Independent Hook Laddkb Coicpakv FARMER’S COAL YARD, ' ' ration of President Elect McKinley.- The bakeries to be properly ventilated and meetn ,'.n th« flrat Thun4iiy s vanlng of ea«li fcili then passed, with only Senators Bar plumbed; several .bills regulating oyster Newspapers are not 4o_copv this adver* month. John W. Crowell, secretary; <3oo, Mo- 1 Office—Main Street, opp. Oceart Grove School Chosney, foreman, Cubing In Delaware bay and Maurice BI toj tisem&nt without theoxpress order of Harper. ber, Kuhl and Parry against it. & Brothers. A, E, Coos. Hoar. Comply, No. 8, meoU on Uie Branohos with Telepliono Communications—Baramao’e Grocory Storo, Asbary Park; Later in the day it was taked up in tbe cove. , ofcfichmonth. J. U« Moor Waln’rlght’B Furnishing Storo, Ocoan Grovo. » * A nnm ber of ‘bills passed the house, In (ijnnun. wm. C. Joste, secretary. bouse under suspension bf the rules a n d H&RPER’S MAG&ZME itBLrs^ meei«la Ke)>> ’pas passed,' 86 to IS. Those In the nega cluding ffie Hudson county bouleTSid bUL ONE YEAR, - • - - - $4.00 tune Kugtao House, P. A. Usggeit, preeldocs Absolutely (j|xeapea|. COAL; WOOD AND CHARCOAL Honest Weight, tive ware Messrs. Bowert Crlspen, Flunj-. Boaolutions of regrot for the death ot Postage Free to ail subscribers in the J. H. Uoor, seereurx i United utates.Canada, and Mexico. lAme'., Cement, Hair, Plaster and Other BaUderB* Materials. , merfelt, HoSrison, - Lsm&e, Lloyd, Mao- ez-Senator Stanger ot Gloucester county .. BsAtsr iuaioaAnoa Tr-E»s*«meei Address HARPER & BROTHERS, on call Wenio7 Bngine H»u»e. Uppinoott A trial order will prove that this U the plaoe to deal. ^ Arthur, Nelson, Powers, Yon Boren, Wat- Were adopted thia weok by the leaata P. 0. Box 959; N. Y. City. p jW a r.t; 1 1 1T & ltor. «ore’« ? - )
r “ You might h^ve found it out,by acci LITERARY NOTES. dent.” he replied:-*^ “ Well, here it is on'my shirt,” said the NEW YORK^ TRIBUNE HIE BEST PLACE TO BUY Tho contrast In tho condition of the comi other man, angrily, ‘fond hero on my vest, try between the tlmu of Lincoln’s first in and my socks and my coat. Now, then, T)R. BRUCE S. KEATOR dosires to announce Lumber, Building Hardware, Ready-mixed Paints (all prices) < 8 9 7 time ho has Bold hiBgood-wiU: property and auguration and that of Premdent-olect Mc give me that parcel 1” , practico to JO SEPH H. BRYAN, A.M.,. MD„ Kinley ia said-to bo vividly portrayed in an But still tho expressman was obdurate. rormorly of New York city, and commends his White Lead, Oil. Varnish, Brushes, &c., article-by Stephen Fieke fot the. March Recognized as a Groat, Safe, d e a n “ You might havo stolen the clothes,” he auccoBsor as com petent and.thoroughly rollablo; is at tho Largo Establishment of Ladies’ Home Journal. In telling of said, provokingly. Family Paper— A Force in Public Aabury Park, Juho 1, 1804. Telophono 67. “ When Lincoln was First Inaugurated” “ Well,” was tho exasperating retort of Oflico 221 Aabury. Hours 8 to 10 a.m., 7 to 9 pm. Mr. Flake graphically describes Mr. Lin the indignant customer, “ will this satisfy Affairs and Potent for Enter coln’s journey from Springfield, Illinois, to you?” And, tearing open his cuff, he tainment and Culture cf J)R . JAB. F. ACKERMAN. - y Washington, and the In o Ia o n tB of tho inau showed the nanje tattooed on his arm. Every M e m b e r of the guration and the attendant festivities. For a moment the expressman stared, 908 drand avonuo. Asbury Park, N. J. There v?ete grave fears that Lincoln would evidently pondering by /what means the in F a m i l y . bo assassinated as he rode in the inaugurtil scription had been placed there. Then he Honrs—8 to 10 a. m., 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 p. m. Successors to N. E. Buchanon & Co., procesaion to the Oapltril, and every possi capitulated and handed over the parcel. ble precaution waa taken for his safety. ■ “ If the Almighty’s .written it on your A Colored Supplement with the D R. ELLA PRENTISS UPHAM, X!or. Main St! and Asbury Ave., ASBURY PARK, N. J. skin I s’poae it’s your own,” he said grim Harper’s Mugazine for March opons with ly,’and the customer did not stop,to explain Semi-Weekly, .205 Third avorioo. Aabury Park, N. J. Wo make a spocialty of C E D A R 0 H I N G L E B at wholoaaloaa well aa retail, which we manufacture at Manahiiwken, NT J. t h e second paper of the aeries, by Charles the tattooing process.—^Chicago Tribune. Oflico Hours u n til 10 o.m „ 12 to 2 ,6 to 7.80 p.m. F. Lummls'. on the Mexicd of to-day, enti There is a place in tho United States for ------tled “ Tho Awakening of a Nation.’’ The a .weekly of, a really high Intellectual qual Also A d A u ANT, a patent Plaster, which ia auporior to anything in the market, dominant vagabondage and the picturesque Harper’s Bazar ity* and the American people have given the. p H . E. B. REED, 'and ia just the thing for cold woather, freezing docs not affect it. brigandry of our sister republic Mr. Lurn- New York Tribune a lavien welcome. Dur Satisfaction Guaranteed to all cuatomora. mis waives as ideas already over-emphasized . !" isr ? ing the past year the .Weekly was taken in PHYSICIAN AND S0KGEON, by American travelers, if „not invented out 189 over 245,000 families and read by about 400 Fourth Avenue,-near Grand Avenao, 2U .B t c lm ' s 6«o. A. Smoek. right. He focusea attocreion on the past, The Bazar, a thoroughly up-to-date 1,250,000 people. Etfery effort will be , A SB U R Y -m aS j N. J. greatness and present progress of Mexican periodical for women, will enter upon its made to brighten and enridh the paper and Office Hours 8 to 10 A. M„ 1 to 8, 0 to 8 P.H . civilization. Within revolver-shot of the thirtieth volume in 1897. make it necessary to thousands of new Presidential palace of Ohupultepfto are to As a fashion journal it is unsurpassed, friends. riE O R G E L . D. TOMPKINS, D.D.S. bo found the cradleH of printing, education, and an indlspenaablo requisite for every Patriotic, self-respecting, enterprising, U DEKTJ8T, art, and organized charity in the Now well-dressed woman. Katharine De Forest the Tribune is fearless and scholarly in edi * Dental Parlors, keator Block. Lumber, World, for all these things came a century writes a weekly letter on current fashions' torial comment on public affairs, steadfast M attlson Avonuo, Asbury P ark, N. J . • and a half to two centuries and a half earlier from Paris. In New York Fashions, and in principle, and not whirled about.with Gas adm inistered. Oflico H ours 0 a.rn .to 5 p .n ii in Mexico than in tho United States. And in the fortnightly pattern sheet supplement, every gust of passion; and it exhibits in Doors, Sash, Blinds the DcBague, which is the work of President ladies‘find full details, directions and dia every issue the truly American qualities of T^R. n . S. TAYLOR, Diaz and a native engineer of. humblest, grams for gowns, wraps, and children’s (uicknOBs^directness,--brilliancy aqd force, U - DENTIST, birth, is the greatest drainage canal in the clothing. Sandofej Baude, and Chapuis t has won from Democratic rivals, by its (Graduate pf Univorsity of Pennsylvania). CHAS. LEWIS world. Tho article is richly illustrated draw and engrave thp newest and finest thoroughly American spirit, tho admission Cor. Cookman avo. and Emory at., opp. P. O. Frames, Mouldings, from photographs taken by the author dur Parisian designB every week. that it “ commands the respect of a^l par ^^Ovor LoMaiatro Vontranco Emory at. ing his long frarel and study in that country. The serials for 1897 will be: “ Tho Red ties.” In directing attention, early and Offlco H ours—0 to 5. Successor to Bridge Neighborhood,” by Maria Louise pointedly, to the availability of McKinley The Century fbr March is styled an “ In Pool ,* and “ Father Quinnallion,” by Octave and Hobart for the Republican nominations J ) R . H. C. MILLAR, CHAS. LEWIS & GO. Hardware, auguration .Number,” and contains several Thanet. Short stories will be constantly in 1898, the Tribuno played a now well- features relating to the city of Washington, presented by brilliant writers, among whom known and important pari. . Vetsttaary Surgeon and caniinj Bvecl&ilst, The frontispieces aro three portraits from are Mary E. Wilkins, Harriet Prescott The Weekly Tribuno ministers to all the 705 Asbury Ave., Asbury.park. Spofford, Marion Harland, Ruth McEnery sweet and wholesome Interests of life; and Graduato Univorsity of Penn. Terms reasonable. Paints, photographs by Cox specially taken for the Telephone Call 86 f. Century—two of Major MoKinley and one of Stuart, Viola Roseboro, and Margaret Sut it is distinctly a paper for families and for SOUTH MAIN STREET, President Cleveland. Those of Mn McKin ton Briscoe. those who want.the spirit and the editorials J. JIAWKINS, FRANK DUB AND. ley show him in profile and in full race. “What Women are Doing” ia various of the leading Republican puper of the •gA W K IN S & DURAND. I j; ' Oils, etc. The one of Picsident Cleveland gives a very parts of the Union will form a series of United States. It has an excellent Agricul interesting view of the President at his desk, special interest. ’ tural page, a page of ,Science and Mechan tOnNSELORS-AT-LAW, I Other interesting features are “ The Out ics, a charming page especially for women, Offices—Aabury Park and Ocean Grov^ Hank I ASBURY PARK, N. J. November 23, 1806. These portraits ac B uilding, M ain8t. and M attison Av. Asbury |Park, company the opening article of the num door Womun,” devoted to healthful sports a strong array of market reports of unchal ber, “ Our Follow-Citizen of the White and pastimes; “ Music,” a weekly critical lenged excellence, and book reviews, foreign summary of music in New York; Amateur letters, and bright miscellany, in addition, TSAAC C. KENNEDY, House,1’ in which Mt*. C. 0. Buel sets forth, -r Attornoy-afc-Law, Solicitor, in an authoritative and entertaining man Theatrical^, Embroidery and-Needlework,- to the news of the week. Chancery and Notary Public. Sole Agent for Adamant Wall Plaster ner, tho official life of the President, social Ceremony and Etiquette, Good Housekeep It can usoally be subscribed for with Special attention given to examina os well os political. Tho paper is illustrated ing, “ What Girls Are Doing.” “ Current local county weeklies. Sample oopiea free. T itles, Sec. by numerous pictures recently made at the Social Events,” and personals gleaned from Monmouth Building, Asbnry P$rl YVhite House. original sources, The Semi-weekly Is printed on Tuesday FACTORy.DUKKlRKjN J, Another Washington _featuwr concerns “ Women and— Men’’^Colonel T. Wv and Friday, and^glve^ twice-as-much matter HARVEY,“JB ^ “ Tho Nat ion 'r Library,T ’ whlclfTe the sub Higglnaon^will^regQlarly’conHnu^ his val as the Weekly. • , BRANCH YARD, 8PRIN6 LAKE uable essays. The craving for color on the part of the Connaelpr-at-Law, Solicitor, Master k i ject of articles by the Librarian. Mr. Spof- iner in Chancery, Notary JEkibl^ ford, and Mr. William A. Coffin, the art Answers to Correspondents—yhis column young, and even of other members of a critic, and is impressively illustrated by is conducted for the benefit and conve family, baa now been recognized by the Monmouth Buildin'g. Asbu® drawings and reproductions of decorations nience of readers, and all questions received semi-weekly Tribune in the publication of are answered in rotation, as promptly and a colored supplement of 16 pages, with each in the Library, being the most complete ac JJDMUND WILSON, count on the subject yet printed. fully 88 practicable. Friday’s paper. If not gratified in a-proper A thl$3 paper, by J. B. Bishop, recounts Art—Tne Bazar is a notable picture*gaU way, the liking for pictures and innocent CounBeior-at-Ltf “ Inauguration Scenes and Incidents” of Jery reproducing tho most beautiful works bright reading matter will incline many to Successor to Nevius & Wilsoci of American and foreign artists, as pre seek in less desirable publications that* the past, ond is attractively illustrated with Law Offices, Red Ba pictures relating to the innijguratlon of sented in the annual Paris and New York which they cannot find in Vtheir favorite Jackson, William Henry Harrison. Polk exhibitions. Wit and Humor—Everybody paper. The jokes aod quaint paragraphs, and Buchanan. There are also editorial turns for a hearty laugh to the Bazar s last and the fifty or more political cartoons, J A11ES D. CARTON, humorous sketches and half-tones, and other articles of an appreciative character on tho page. ATTORNEY-AT-LA'W, tlOT RUS0MB\it\ outgoing and incoming Presidents An All-Round Womau’s Paper.—What* amusing contents of the colored supplement Master and Solicitor in Chancer j Of tho other material the most notable is morb appropriate gift can be made to wife, will prove a welcome addition to the wiser a wood engraving by Timothy. Cole, of daughter or sister than a subscription to ond weightier parts of the paper. It is Office, Aabury Park-Ocean Grove I (Don't expect new customers to come to your store Turner’s famous picture, “ The Old Temer- Harper’s B azars Secure, it as ~a welcome printed on superfine puper, and its 16 pages vial tor i n_yourh ouBehol d f or l 807.------bt& themselves fully worth tho price of the unless you invite them. aire,” which of itself would^distinguish^any ALTER B. PIERSON, n u mber of n n Amerlean magazine. It is Semi-Weekly. Sold separately,jL8_ajpicto~ ” 1 Newspapersarenot-toeopythiftfldveriiBe*^ rial weekly, ‘,Twfnklea” “reaaiIy brings 5 one of the^illustrations of a-graphi(rarticl( A H C H I ^ E C T , Don’t expect to increase your trade, without •new on Nelson at Trafalgar by Capt. A. T. ment without the express order of Harper & cents a copy and in the course of a year the Mahan, in which this export historian of Brothers. - reader would receive more than he has\paid Asbury Park. N?J. Office at 1 customers. for the Tribune itself. The piquant comic nuvnl affairs retells ono of tha most notable HAMPER'S BAZAR— sea fights of tho world. alities of tho supplement will lend new value FOH ONE YEAR, - - $4.00 to bound volumes and make each copy val CDon’t expect new customers to know anything Postage free to all subscribers in the uable long after the date of publication.__ w m T h a t h w o e ? That handsome journal, Toilettes, is first United States1 Camida and Mexico.— ——— out-you-uniessyou~tell~tkem. ' rfnthe field with fmrly spring fashions. Tho Ttrtaedition is not offered in combination March number, sold by all newsdealers at Address H ARPER & BROTHERS. wlth_local weeklies.-The colored supple- WHO HATH SORROW 1 : ""P ^O ^B oT 959; New York City. ment will be B en t only to eubscribers, who Don’t expect them, to look in the directory f o r . 25 cents, should bo In-©very-home; “It- forward the regular price of the Semi- gives useful and elegant designs for young Weekly, $2 a year, to the Tribune direct. fHO HATH MUCH WR& yo u r name. and old, and so many to select rfrom. This Sample edpiea of Friday’s Semi-We kly number contains by actual count 213 en 6 Gonorally tho man whoso shirts; gravings; Toilettes is without . exception, THEREISACLASSOFPEOPLE ■free.—— ------~ " and collars oro poorly washed and badly: The only way to get them is to use the advertis ironed. It’s enoueli to mako him mad, the best and cheapest magazine in America, Who aro injured by tho ubo of coffee. Recently Daily, $8 a year. Sunday Tribune, $2. but inexcusablo when ho can havo such ing columns of a live newspaper. and when wo know that the designs are thena-has boon placed in all the grocery stores a Semi-Weekly, $ 2 r Weekly;—$ lf~ Tribune' thin^ dono right. Wo do them right. drawn from original models by the best now preparation called GRAIN-O. mauo of puro Almanac, for 1897, with full election re When returned to you thoy aro clean and' houses in Paris, and not cheap reproduc rains, that takes the placo of coffoe. Tho most turns, out In January, 25 cents a copy. whitftL.bosoms.bosoms andaud collars aro stiff amand i, tions from other fashion boobs, we are as 5elicate Btomach rocoivos it without distress, smrtofn.i. Su]Suppose you send * a trial • ordoiff tonished at the low price asked. Its beautl and but few can toll it from coffee. It does not THE tRIBO N E, New York. right/now to 'ft 'pays‘tO~~'*r~" cost over M as much. Children may drink it ful colpred lithographed plates are dainty witlv great bcuefit. 15 cts. an
AMERICAN MINISTERS IN LONDON. GREAT DEMAND FOR COPPER METHODISM IN FLORIDA. matins In particular pine-tree topa at the , -I) . ‘ ^ _ ■ X waking hour, were convention™ delegates Some Who Have Found the Post a Step One o f the Most Important Mineral Pro Popr Pay for Preachers—Brock House here before their long flight, wh&re they are ping Stone for G reater Honors. and MONMOUTH REPUBLICAN. ducts of the United States. ' Chapel Popular Among the Guests. always welcomed as harbingers of. summer. The successor of Thomas F. Bayard as There.has been of lqte so large an increase - A sojourner in Florida may find a good Pity- for those, however, who, outstripping JOHN K. WALLACE, Editor and Publisher. Ambapflador to Great Britain will , be the in tho foreign demand for American copper many things, besides time-tables,' hotel their fellows, will huve reached Liberty I PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT -1 / - thirtieth representative of the American that tho gain has been refleoted In the price, manners and tropical scenery to interest Square, Aabury Park, before St. Patrick’s THE ASBURY PARK PRINTING HOUSE Republic at the Court of St. James, and in now averaging 12 cents a pound. About both thought and pen. Tho territorial ex day in the morning, with Its probabilities the preliminary discussion which has been ; v NO. 718 MATTISON AVENUE, half the copper mined in the world is taken tent of this peninsula State, its geological of hail, sleet and snow. Their /fate may going on over the^uestion of Mr. McKin ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY. from the copper mines of the United States. formation, surface peculiarities, social com have been preqaged by the poet who sang: ley’s appointee* DAily J ournal—J une to September. Tfte proportion of pure copper to coppfcr plexity, educational sytem, and religious “ The first bird of spring English newspapers have been publishing ore is largest in the American mines. status—all dissimilar In many particulars . : > ■ Attempted to sing, reminiscences regarding some former Amer But before hd had utteied a note, Entered as second-class matter at the Asbury Park Once about two-thirds of the American to Northern usage, exolle more than mo Post Office, February 7, 1888.. ______ican Ministers to London and have pointed Ho fell from a limb, copper mined were required for local con mentary curiosity. And a dead bird was him, out that four Minfsters to Great Britain sumption, and the balance was exported T(ie grooves in wbicb its political hibtory V For tho music just fri? in his throat !” TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, were Presidents of* the United States and mostly to England, France and; Belgium. run are very well known; but no stranger The Joutnal’a friends here send greetings 1 year, in advance:___...•...... -...... 5° that in three cases the London mission wes , 6 months, In advance.,...... -...... 75 It Ib remarkable that although copper as can form a eonfcoturo of Its unreconstructed to the wide circle of its stay-at-home regid-r 3 months, in advance ...... ------— 40 a stepping stone to the Preslderjoy. The money, .except in small denominations, li sectionalism until he com6s in personal con ere.: .. , -- . ■ .. y:; • A. W. Single copies ______— ----- 3 four American Ministers to Great Britain no longer in general use, thi consumption tact with the native element in its popula' who afterward held the post of President of this metal, once used for money chiefly, tion, excluding from this governing ele- Macadam Road Needed. ' T o C orrespondents —W e shall be glad to re were James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, ceive items of news and communications on ■ub- is more than eight times as great as it was ment, of course, tho colored people. If Ifie To the Edttor qf the journal:— . ‘ V ects of interest to this community. W rite only Martin VanBuren and James Buchanan. forty years ago. This is In great measure latter know their constitutional rights at all, Absolutely Pyr@, oh one side of the sheet...... President Monrde was appointed Minister The highway from Eatontown and Long All communications should be accompanied by explained by the enormous development of they consider it prudent neither to BBsert or Branch to Asbury Park by way of West Celebrated for its groat loavening strength ‘ the full name and address of the writer, not to England under the administration ,of and hoalthfulneBs. Assuroa tho food against the telegraph and the use of copper for. cart attempt to maintain them. necessarily for publication but as a guarantee of Thomas Jefferson, and John Quinoy Adams ^Branch and Occanville, la in a wretched arum and all forms of adulteration common to good faith,. Anonymous letters will notbe noticed. ridges and for electrical appliances. In Still "the world moves,” and the legisla Letters intended for the editorial or news de* was American Minister Jo England under condition, mud being nearly axle-deep in CO ° N E^ YORK R0YAL BAKING POWDER 1896 the copper produced in .this country tive enactment of a few years ago, mablng partment should be addressed to the the administration of JameB Madison. some places. , . . ' . . • Editor of T h e J o u r n a l , amounted to 4^8,722,560 pounds, and- It a penal offence.to encourage mixed Asbury Park, New Jersey. Martin VanBuren was appointed Minister In the section between Oceanvllle and this, added to 19,000;000 pounds of cop sohools, in the broad sunlight of modern SUNDAY SERVICES. Long Distance Telephone—45 »• , to -Great Britain by Andrew Jackson in Interlaken, Where ordinary clay and loam per, mixed with nickel, makes « total of sentiment bad to hide its deformed face, has been hauled on It for abroad bed, travel 1831 and two years later hejsecame Vice- MBTH0DI3T. 477,722,560 pounds of , copper mined in and be expunged from statutory record by FR ID A Y , FEBRUARY 26, 1897. President of the United ^States, being in have been almost suspended; farmers cjo hot general prayer-meeting at 9 tho United States. Of this amount about Supremo Court authority; not' that the col- venture- out unless% obliged to, and their augurated as President in 1837. Mr, mons at 10.30 and 7.30 by tho- pastor, 271.000.000 pounds \yere exported and oied people desire even quijsl equality, how. horses plunge through the piqd and clay. - -Be** W* A. Allen, D.D. Sunday-school at .ANOTHER STEP FORWARD. Buchanan was appointed American Minis 206.000.000 pounds Were consumed in ever much thoy hunger for instruction. As thia is the great thoroughfare uund to 2.30; Christian Endeavor at 6.30; service ter to England in 1853 by Franklin Pierce this country. supply Asbury Park and Oceau Grove with o f’song previous to evening sermon. All To show tho enormous business done at They prefer to havo their own.sohools and and he held that post until 1856, when he . The American product of copper in 1894 truck and vegetables, It is a gteat loss to welcome. Q ' Atlantic City during the winter and spring ^churches, and seem to be dolfig their best FIRST PKESDTTEttlAN. was elected President of the United States. was 160,000 tons; in 1895 it was lf 0 ,0 0 0 the farming community, not to mention months tbe following taken from'the Daily tons, and in 1896 it was In excess of 200,- to sustain both: the wear and tear jon horaes and vehicles, Rev. Dr. Edwards, of New York city, will He was succeeded by George M, Dallas, Press will be interesting at this time, in 000 tons, or ten times more tha!n the total 'In their churches, at least in tbe smaller and much loss of patience and profanity on preach morning and evening. who had been Vice-President for four years, American product of copper sixteen years tho part of owners. • -,V lUTHERAN. view of the fact that Asbury Park is aspir- ago, and nearly 4 0 j>er cent,^ more than the towns and sparse population around tHem, The taxpayers are assessed each year for between 1845 and 1849^ ■? v total copper product of the world sixteen there is apparent need of life and intelli road improvementa and it the duty of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the • ing to be a winter resort: 18 Atonement, corner Grand and Munroo ave The post of American Minister in London years ago. The enormous increase in the gent activity. Tho larger proportion are officers aud the Town Committee to furnish February’s high water mark in regard to has been filled not Jonly by statesmen who demand for copper is, in part, due to the.in good roads so far as the money will go, and nues. Sunday services at 10.45, subject, business in the hotel circle, on Saturday of Methodist persuasion, and while their “ Love’s Greatness;” 7.45, subject, “ The afterward ^attained the Presidency, but it creased need of it for electrical appliances, more money will be forthcoming If good _ waa topped, in fact drowned. It is not on for copper is used for telephones, electric annual conferences make a pretty good roads'are provided. Seventh Petition;” Sunday-school nt 9.30 the record of hotel history in Atlantic City, has also been held by those who aspired un cars, trolley wires and cables. The develop showiug in these tifnea of depresslog^the Storekeepers and tradesmen not only lose A.M. Midweek service, Wednesday, 8 P.M . an old man said, where applicants were . KEFOEHED, successfully to it. Thomas Pinckney, of ment of tolley lines in , other countries and support of the minlstei-s is down almost to trade by the falling off of travel, but fami- turned,, away in February from any of tho South Carolina, who was appointed Ameri of the telephone servico has greatly increased era with corn in tho crib, hay in the barn, Grand Avenue Reformed Church, corner big hbtels, but such occasions took place the home demand for American copper. starvation zero. The membership to a vegetables In the.cellar and needing money Grand and Sewall avenues. Services at Saturday. , can Minister to London by George Wash There has been a large increase In the ex- large extent might come under'the category badly feel this loss to them financially, 10.30 and 7.30. Preaching by the pastor, In other years February usually inaugu Rev. Peter Stryker, D. D .; Sabbath-school ington, was a Presidential candidate to suc ] jorts of copper utensils, too. While in 1895 referred to in one of the recent sermons whereas, with good roadbed they could haul rated the busy season in a quiet way, grad ceed Wash ingtpn in 1796. The methpd of ~LO.OOO to n B of American copper were sent their truck to market as easily in the win at 2.30; Christian Endeavor at .6.45; ually growing in activity until the climax here, in which the astute preacher admon prayer-meet log, Friday, 7.30. Free pews voting for Presidential electors at that time to England, tho total amount for 1896 was ter and spring aa in the summer. *■». at Easter. There were bookings In excess 16,000 tons, an increase of more than 50 ished his hearers that they wore making but Bicyclists - are nlso deeply interedted in and all welcome. “ of other years which held out promise to the was by the Legislatures and there was no p ercen t poor prof!re88 to the glory land as long aa 8° ° ^ rondn, und a Ppocinl track utiouM bo . * A e p is c o p a ’l . _Jb^ ifaces_that_the_opening eeason^waB to distinction between candidates for the — T rlnity<3hurcbrRevr“A7 JrM Uler, rectoiT- The most productive copper districts of they “ sat on the ‘stoolstool of do-nOthing.do-nothina. ” ' Provided., for Jhem They pay _ta«es_nnd a corner Grand and Asbury avenues. Holy exceed all other years, but they could not PresidencyVand the Vice-Presidency. The the United States are the north peninsula of are voters, and If united could elect officials _ read from this premonition of a prosperous There are no less than three branches of Commujolon, 7.30; morning prayer ana ^statesirien who received^the‘highest nomber• Jlichigan, Montana, and*. Arizona. J ’hese to office^ who would care for their^interestB. “sermoir, 10.30 ; evening prayer and sermonj " seaaon-indicationsofafloodtideofpeopie the Methodist denomination in the State, F aiimek and TAxpayeh. — at this early stage of the game. three districts produce about nine-tenths of 7.3 0 ; daily Beivice at 9 A. M. of votes, became President and the states ail the copper mined in this country, but besides one conference of whites. Since Afternoon train&on both Friday and Sat man who received the next highest number Colorado yields considerable, Oalifornia c a t h o l i c urday came down in sections, the 4 o'clock the memorable freeze o f'95 ail have the Mr. Hubbard for Collector, — Church of—the- Holy Spirit, Bond street Of votes became .Vice-President In the some, and Utah is beginning to be & factor. - express numbering seventeen cars. All The price of copper in- the -English market- -hardest kind of.effort.to. keep body and soul 7b the IdUor qf the Journal:— *----: and Second avenue, Rev. M. L. Glennon, these trains were heavy and-the:care-were~ eontest.foF-the-successorship to Washing pastor. Masses on. Sunday at 6.30 and / was just twice as much at the beginning of together. Their bishops come and go. and 1 Asbury Park Is indeed fortunate In hav crowded,: eiery seat- taken' being the rule, ton, John Ajlams led the poll with 71 votes, the civil war as it is now, and Great Britain 10.30 A. M. ------^whileiwrlor car seats were at a premium. presiding elders manage to get around theij* ing as a candidate for the nomination of The New York through trains numbered five Thomas Jefferson followed with 68, *nd then produced 13,000 tons to 5,500 in the United States. Now the English product is districts In.due form; but, as may well be Borough Collector a man who hatr been OBITUARY. coaches. The' seats were nearly all occu Thomas Pinckney was third with 59. At supposed, it takes no ordinary enduement pied. This was an evidence of- increasing that time Virginia had a larger number of only 1,500 tons. .identified with the Republican party in this traffic from that . direction, which is electoral votes than any other.State in tbe of grace to do the large amount of routine vicinity for many years. Tho writer refers John Chester French, brother of C. V. thought was due to the big advertising Union, Massachusetts came 6econd, and Mercenary Justices. work expected of pastors and church offi to Mr. John Hubbard, whose term ^of office French, of Asbury Park, died at his homo which has been done in that direction the New York and North Carolina .had the same cials where money is almost an unknown as Township Collector expires this spring. at Matuwan on Tuesday, aged 47 years. past winter. New York travel from now*on number. Virginia’s vote was cast pretty The evils of the fee system of payftig pubr Mr. Hubbard Is well qualified to fill such a Mr. French’s death was caused by Biright’s will< continue to grow and attain its maxi solidly for Thomas Jefferson and thus be lie officials have been frequently pointed quantity. responsible position, and has had the expe disease. Ho was engage ' S 12 8 Miss Quick, of Brooklyn, have boen spend-' for the following officers of the Borough: K in. 50 75 <100 1*35 I* 75 1*50 f 600 „ - other is why we want you to try it. Ours is g ing several days at the home of Mr. LeWis x “ 75 ~r*>o »75 3 35 400 10 00 0. Baremore, 700 Sewall avenue. ' . ,,V ;; log tfjo a 00 3 75 4^5 5 50 800 1400 A Mayor, ■ made, with sweet, pure, high-priced oil— a “ xa* 3 00 350 3 50 5 50 700 10 00 18 00 Among the visitors on Thursday was Mr;’ 6 Oounciloien—2 for 1 year,'2 for 2 3 *' *75 3 75 3 5o 4 50 70 0 9 00 IS 00 3500 seara, and 2 for 3 yeara. .3 35 3?>o 800 13 00 20 OO 35 00 A. R. ParsonB, of Hotel Brunswick. Mr. others with ordinary market grades. Ours 4 " 4 .V> 5 50 Parsons has been seriously sick this weefc, An AeaesBor. 3 ;.L 30 0 i 50 5 50 750 1300 x8 00 30 to 50-00 550 8 «p 11 50 15 00 35 00 35<» 55 00 85 00 and only recetitly had to undergo an opera- * A Oollaetofc .. .has less disagreeable taste than any other, 1 col. 10 00 17 00 3300 3000 45 00 6500 9000 15000 tlon. , r i.;’r 3 ObmmiBsiOaerfl o£ Appeal. 8 Surveyors of Highway. ’ - and is easily digested b# the stomach. u/. L o cal N otices,—A limited number oflocal no- Don't blame the cake-bos, Among those from Asbury Park who A Poundkeeper tices will be admitted at the rate o f fifteen cents will attend the inauguration ceremonies at An Overseer of the Poor. Every person who has waak lungs, or who per line. They will be placed ;at the bottom of if your cake dries up quickly. Washington on March 4 are Mr. and Mrs. the local columns only; and must have “ A d v." a t T. Frans Appleby and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The election will be hsM in the First is losing flesh and strength needs our Emul- the end. When continued four weeks or longer, It will keep moist and fresh if Weir, Jr. . ■ >.■ ; Election District at Park Hall, and in the a discount of 25 Per cent, is allowed. Second Election Bietriet at Educational you use Cleveland's Baking Rev.- Dr. Bale, who has received a call, to sion because it cures. Price, 60 cents. Hal!. '■ ... -V* - tho pastorate of First Presbyterian Church, Polls open at 6 o’eiook A. M,, and close Powder, is a man of family, and has two sons at at 7 o’clock p, M. ' _— legal notices. Some advertisement's belong — tending j college.; The salary is $1,500 a Dated February 26. 1807. : Us by law, while with many others it is optional —Mattlson Avenue Pharmacy expects to year, and the pastor has the1 MS® of the ■ W. 0, BDKR0CGHS, ' with the party Interested as to what paper shall manae. ' Prescriptions. Little Hints. . v publish tnem. move to its new location in' the Appleby Borough Oierk. Building about the middle of March. The We are naturally gratified to ^ee a For sore throats, coughs and colds usb Mrs. E. Wright returned hpme-laat Satur steady and constant growth in tho num- Slinpory Elm Lozenges, Licorice Tablets store will be handsomely furnished and day from Franklinj Pa., where she spent berfaf Proscriptions we put up. It shows or White Pine Cpugn Balsam. extra fixtures’will be added to match those the winter with one of her chlldren.u^is. S TATEMENT OF THE MAYOR AND three things: That people have confi , , < TOWN AND COUNTRY. Council of the Borough of Asbury Park F o r Cornfc use o u r Corn Slayer, and now in the pharmacy, Wright’s health was poor during her visit, dence In tho purity and reliability of our nothing else. of the receipts and disbursements for Bor drugs; that they seo our clerks are care* but since her return to Asbury Park she’is For chronic coughs, weak lungs and —Tho ordinance of baptism waa adm in —‘•Miss Murden, nufse graduate of the much improved. ough purposes within the past year: tul and exact: and that tho pricos are istered at Flrat Baptist Ohurch last Sunday Philadelphia Orthopaedic Hospital and In satisfactory. We say people have confi Iobb of flesh thero is nothing equal to our RECEIPTS, dence that those things aro sbl We Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, It is .fresh night, ; firmary for J£ervous Diseases, announces Mr. Frank W. Brand, of 937 West Sum- every week, is purer and is moro pleasant that she is prepared to receive patients. merfleld avenue, and MIbs Georgie Town Taxes received-..——______$28,743,29 Know they are so. Wo cannot buy !T— Mrs. William S. Gahagan gav$>a colo- Licenses ______0,0*10.50 bottor draffs; cannot mako more reliftblo to take than any othofr. It builds up Misa Murden has best references fi;om the send were married last Saturday evening at. or more efficacious medicines; we do not with wondorful rapidity. Price, 60 Infal party to a number of her friends on ■leading physicians of New York and P hil the Baptist parBonage by Rev. Z. Clark- Assessments, interest and mis- think thero aro more careful or more cents. Washington's Birthday. ; adelphia. Marten. The bride Is a daughter of Mr. ; ceilnnoous receipts. 15,714.41 Bkillful clerks to bo had (or wo would JFf»r, chapped hands and'roughened —Mrs. W. S. Goodno, of 402 Fourthmve- James Townsend. From Water Commissioners —- 7,100.00 havo them); and tho oriooB wo charge skin uso our F lo ral (Toilet Cream. W ith —The school fair opened la^t night in tho Notes discounted______■____ 2,000.00 aro just and right. Wo always have out exception every customer has spoken nuo, fell down stairs last, Saturday and re Assembly Room of the Hlglr Schoolr and 'Counselor John F. Hawkins started last Seashore Railway Go .'____ 3,000.00 tried, and wo will novor let up in our of it in the highest possiblo torms. 25 ceived painful injuries. will continue until Saturday night. Fancy Saturday for Florida over the Southern firom Bpecial account ____ 1,878.68 efforts to make this tho very best Drug conts. articles, ice cream and candy are on sale, Railway He will visit the principal resorts Storo in town, and it always pays to.tako —A committee of First Presbyterian Prescriptions to the bosfc store; It’s For satisfaction in Tooth Brushes buy Ohurch has been appointed to procure a and there is besides an interesting display in the tropical State, going as far south as ;$84,485788 our 80*cent guaranteed brash. If tho safer, too. ^bristles como out you got another free. pipe organ for the church. of school exhibits made by the pupils. Key West. A week will be spent at the ■* disbursements ; An entertainment la given each evening. Brock House, Enterprise. The PrlzeB. If you want Cigars that leavo a pleas —The Ornheus Quartet atid A, P. W, Streets ...... $5,085.00 a n t memory, wo have them. Police ...... 5,871.01 There are about half a dozen in the Mandolin Olub will give a concert In Park —Mr. Ira E. Whyte entertained hia Sun- Mrs. Joseph Garrison, whose husband Is contest whoso chances are excellent. If you want Hot or Cold 8 oda, we have Opera House on Tuesday evening, April 20. day-scbool class and a few of their frleuds pastor of Warren Street Methodist Church,, sprinkling...... 2,905.18 it, and we are famous for oui* Soda. • Lighting..— ------______5,591.35 From now on it will bo more a m atter of on Thursday night. After several amusing Trenton, visited relatives In Asbury Park getting tho help of frionds than anything If you want anyt&ln# in tho drug line —T. Frank Appleby haa sold the Errlck- games had been played, refreshments were on Wednesday. Mrs. Garrison is an activ6 Garbage------_•______3,845,54 0l80. we ate hero to servo you. son property, corner Bond street and Sum served. Mr. Whyte, as well aa the Baptist worker in temperance circles, and holds an Board of Health ______2,000.00 mer field avenue, to 0. B» Oramer, of Man- Church of which hevis a member, believes important office in the Women’s Christian Fire Deparfnient______T.849.66 ahawkln. In sociable times in ' connection with relig Temperance Union. Sidewalks______8,098.81 ion. _ Muflm ------4,522.20 —Next Tuesday evening- the Oongrega- MrrJacob^Stilea celebrated hia birthday Sixth avenue ______300.00 “^tional Oburchrwiirholints m ont hljTsoc I able —Within the past week Real Estate Agent on Tuesday night. In honor of the event First avenue______' 3,376.00 aVHhe Tenney H oubj^ corner Sewall and Appleby has bad printed several hundred many of hla^ friends called and extended ■Fifth avenue______-• S.369,00 Grand avenues. ; . . lists of desirable cottages and hotels to rent congratulations. An enjoyable program of Seyoot!) avenue...______:_4,882.33 Mattison SvsntK Pharmacy, —Mr. Robert McKune, of Seventh" avenue, in Asbury Park, Loch Arbour and Alien- music, readings and recitations was'~ten- Interest on water bonds___ .... 7,100.00 has bought out the tobacco and barber busi burst. These lists can be had on applica dered. Mr. Stiles has been treasurer of the Maintenance ...... 6,188.48 ness of Walter 0. White. Mr. McKune took tion to the office. They give a description, local branch of the Salvation Army for sev Mattison Ave. and Main St, possession yesterday. < ■with the cost of rental, of nearly two hun eral years. $7*0,734.02 dred houses. Opp. Bank. —James Clow’s bull-dog ^Olnch^ tWBB The following Is a proposal of the sum of poisoned thia week. T he- dog waa geistle7 = OnaThuwday evening, A^FjrTTfie Wes- t #p«ial gotirirs. money which th&-MayOr atid Oonnoil-cf tbe and never molested anyone. leyan Glee and Mandolin Clubs will give a Bocoarxh of y Fask dssm ■ -It necessary hIgh-claBa entertainment ot Park Opera to raige by taxation for thot ensuing year, —An alarm of fire at 9 o’clock last night House.-. The college boys will be assisted %1/ANTED.—By women, each with an In and the principal objects for which It shall waa cijpsed by a small conflagration at by Mr. Malcolm Shackleford, an expert fant or young child, situations in the be-expended: DavldTJegiU’a place on Oorlles avenue. banfoist, who la a pupil of Alfred A. Far- country (general housework, plain cooking, Streeis-.L..— ______*7.000.00 —The Steinbach Company offers some land. Subscription lists for seats will bo etc.) Small wages expected. Railroad Police ...... H,000.00 exceptional bargains this week in several circulated next week. fare paid by Association. Apply 8tate Sprinkling. ..1 ____ 3,000.00 departments. Fuller particulars can be —The Christian Endeavor Society of First Charities Aid Association, 105 East22fl Bt., Lightiog ... . ______5,019,00 learned in advertisement. Baptist Church will try to make its meeting N. Y. Oity. ~ 7 . Garbage.:------; ______~ 3,800.00 Shoes at Half Price nextJTueaday evening one ofaninteresting - Board of-Healf e —. ..— -.i i - - .—2;00ff. CO' ___ — Mr.Howell,fortnerly-manager-of-Bur- FiW-Departnient______j.___ 5,000.00 tJs A Zimmerman’s Asbury Pork bicycle character. “ Christian Farming and Farm vyANTED.— Severol upright, Industrious Maintenance; ...... 5,000,00 repository, is now traveling salesman for ers” will he discussed. Messrs. Burdge and vT persons In New Jeieey as State agents Sinking F u n d ______5,000.00 tbe Keating Cycle Company. ------White will conduct the service. The-Sun- or^munagers for responsible house. $780 After completing our annual stock taking we find we haVe day-school orchestra will furnish music. and expenses. Permanent positions. En* —Several B to re a were,,, closed on Monday ■ $41,419.00 This meeting ia not limited tcf clues or de close referencel Address The Dominion Dated February 26. 1897. In honor of Waahington’a Birthday. It be nomination. Company. Dept. 2, Chicago^ ,!:■ ----- _about 1,000 Pair Of Shoes in broken lots and odd sizes ing a legal holiday tho three banks and ------Wr0.BURR0UGHS,01erkr postofficowereCalsoclosed.— ------*as reported a week_. or two agoJn. _P. L. TENBrsOEOE, .Mnvor. .. •_ .... . _ _ one of thn county papers that the school OISSMURDEN, - OEO. F. KROEHL; “to dispose‘ of "AfrHaJf Price. —“ Only a Privuto” was given before a teachers of Neptune township had been 307 FourthF o u rth Ave.Avi NURSE GRADUATE SAMDELVf. 51SSBR1DE. fair-sized audience in Park Opera House on of tho Philadelphia Orthopasdic Hospital and compelled to go without their pay on ac Infirmary for Nervous Diseases. Receives pa- Flnanco Cocomitiee. If you want a good every day shoe for a little money and Monday afternoon and evening. Tbe act- count of the failure of the Collector to pay tiontB with or without thoir nurses. Massage, 'Ving was exceptionally good and applause over to the county and State its proportion electricity, packs, salt rub,' etc. References—Dr. was frequent. of taxes. Collector ,Hubbard states that 8 Weir Mitchell," Dr. Wharton SinklerrPbila:: are not particular as to the extreme style, this is ?0UI -^Stewart, tbe oldest child of Mr. and Neptune paid her proportion of taxesJbe D r. Chas. L. D ana, Mrs. LevL P . M orton, N. Y. _ Mrs. T. Frank Appleby, Is seriously ill with -first of February.—~— ...------;•••- :chance.. rr - -...; : : :• :t ■: ■ typhoid fever and nneumonia. He has the ^On Thursday evening. March 4, Rev, y a s . l e BARON HARTT, a student services of a local physician, a specialist W, A. Allen, pastor of First_Methodist 3ame. Baloch. of Germany^ and a trained nurse. .... ‘ ™ Ohurch, will give a reception to the mem ,, , _ awrence^ of New York, will jecelveipupfls in voice-bullfllnfi: and volce-j —Mr. 0. R. Zacharies, of the firm of Ber bers of his congregation in the church and D A D T 1 I T 10 5 0 Cookman Ave: and iond St, lecture room. Mr, Allen expects to start Rpckafeller ! culture. Rounding and perfecting of tones rang A ZaeharlaB, is attending the Phila a specialty. Mrs. Bartt, being a permanent Asbury Park. delphia cycle ahow, which commenced last for Florida about March 9, and tenders thia r"V-/ri 1 D n D reception in order to meet his people before resident of Asbury Park, Is. able to offer1 Saturday night. The firm also has repre is going out of his pres* more liberal termB. and to arrange hours to sentatives at the Boston show. ... r . .... his oepaTture. He will remain South until Afjril. Arrangements have been made to e/Jt business and will sell suit convenience of pupils. No. 406 Third —The D. D., Davis property on Corlies sUpply tbe pulpit during his absence. , avenue. ■• -• ‘ii •• ... aVenue, a little west of Asbury Park; Is ad ten dollars’ worth of cloth vertised for sale. Tho land is fertile, with (LIME, OGDEN ORANB.—Vocal instruc- many fruit trees, good outbuildings, and To the Voters of Asbury Park. ing, hats, shoes and men?s •▼■--tlon. ABbury Park Studio, 1X04 Main very desirable as a truck farm. » at. Saturdays and Mondays. N. Y. Studio, I desire to notify my friends that I am a furnishings to any cus 3 East 14th st. ’ For furthei^information, —Mr. John Hubbard being a candidate candidate for Borough Collector to succeed tomer for. five dollars. address as above or Mrs. Geofge Hunt, the for Borough Collector at the coming , elec Milan Ross, and respectfully ask your sup B S f i f r corner Emory at., and Birst ave., 5c. Straight. $f.BO per 100. tion, respectfully requests his friends to at port In the coming primary. You never isaw greater tend the Republican primary and give him JOHN HUBBARD. —Adv. . Named after the Champion, ARTHUR A. ZIMMERMAN (Registered). their support for the nomination. value given for the money . Order Your Suits Now. All lie.ELIZABETH OHUBOHILTi MAYER, —The heating plant in tbe neW Appleby ihan he is offering you. 1*1, vocal teacher. New York city; will je* If your dealer will not got thorn order direct of building will furnish steam for heating pur Elegant line of Merchant Tailoring to se celve pupils at 408 Second avenue, Asbury ALFRED S. GILES, Sole Manufacturer, poses to tbe owner’s real estate office on the lect from. Park, Saturdays! For further information HIGH GRADE CUBAN opposite corner. A pipe will be laid across STEINBACH CO., address 3 East 41st street, New York city, HAND MADE. 508 N. Seventh S t , P h iladelphia, P a . the street and put below the freezing line. Main at. aud Cookman ave. ■ Rockafeller, or Mias Isabelle Scudder, 027 Mattison ave Main st. and Lake ave.—Adv. nue, Aabury Park. —The Journal has received a copy of the Monmouth Democrat Almanac for 1S97* Dr, S. T. Slocum, As usual the Almanac ia full of Interesting Township ' Collector. Main S t opp. B„ It Depot. fitatlstics pertaining to Monmouth county, I respectfully announce to my friends In Dentist, Its officials, and a complete table of election Neptune township that I am a candidate for No. 204 M ain S tre e t, returns. v- Over Milan Ross’s Real Estate Agency, the nomination of Township Collector. GROCERY Asbury Park, N. J. —Berrann A Zacharlas advertise ’06 Ram Your co operation Is kiodly solicited. gw inm ninrw ¥iininm fi)nifim blers at $60. Gormully