THIRTEENTH YBAR. NO. 1 2 4 . ASBURY PARK, Nfew JERSEY, THURSDAY, WAY 2 5 , 1 8 9 9 .—EIGHT PAGES ONE CENT
THE TROLLEY HOUSE FIRE. THU PEOPLE’S SAY. SCHOOL EXERCISES. FESTIVAL BEGflNS TONIGHT. REBELS ROUTED AGAIN. * —— Electric Light Wires ' Claimed fo Aaburj Park’* Financial Manage Programs Will B»fc Bearing Upon A Big Event Witt Be Held at Edu Rave Omned the Disaster. m ent. Memorial Day. cational Hall. ’ F o r S a l e ATTACK ON 8AN FERNANDO Janies Gegnan, receiver for the Atlantic Enrron Press:—After all the froth and It has boeu cii'etomary for some years on Tho fair and festival of the Church of the FOR RENT Highlands, Red Bank and Long Branch REPULSED* foam of "economy’’ and ‘‘reform’’ In our the Friday previous to Memorial day, May Holy Spirit will be opened In Educational Electric Railway company, has given it as olty government that has recently been 30, to hold special exercises in the public hall tonight, and will be continued tomor AT A BARGAIN hia opinion that the lire which destroyed stirred up in our mldBt by a little clique of schools In commemoration of the annual A Hundred Natives Captured—Ninety row and Saturday evenings. A single ad the car house a t Shrewsbury early yester alarmists, evidently for political purposes, Decoration day observed by the war vet mission fee of 10 cents will be charged. Killed and Wounded—Lnwton day morning, waa caused by crossed wires. it is refreshing to the taxpayers of this city erans. F O U R (4) OF T H E M O ST Withdraws His Troops to Malolos -Tickets good for the three nights.wlllbe sold A 14 room house with bath, on The trolley current'was turifed off at the to read the report ot the olty treasurer and Tomorrow, thoreforo, these exercises -will for 25 cents. An interesting and entertain After a Most Successful Campaign time, and If the fire can be attributed to the former finance committee, as submitted be held in the various schools of this city one of the best avenues in Asbury of Twenty Days. ing program will be rendered each pvenlng DESIRABLE STORES ON such a cause it must have been due to an at the lost council meeting, which shows and Neptune township. and a very enjoyable time is anticipated. Park. Size of lot 50x150. Let Manila, May 2(7.—A force of Insur eleotrlo light circuit. ■ th at ABbury Park has not only been run in The members of C. K. Hall Post, No. 41, The program for tonight will consist of a us show you the property and gents. attacked the outposts one mile It is reported that there was an insur a thorough and business-like manner, but will assemble at their i^ooms in .the Mikado piano solo by Miss Mattie Bresnahan; recita give you price. MATTISON AVENUE. ' from San Fernando yesterday morning.. ance of $53,000 on the property, and also a that It ih in a Bound and flattering financial building, ggrly tomorrow afternoon, and tion, Susie Kelly; solo, Harry Hurley; reci General MacArthur, with two bat- revenue insurance of $10,000. This revenue condition. From this report It Is evident ta.fons of the Montana volunteers,, two Commander John A. Borden will detail tation, Sarah Tansey; piano solo, Viola battalions of the Kansas regiment, un Insurance secures to the trolley company that Instead of there being a floating in them in squads to visit the different schools. Emmons. A prominent feature of the event Also, desirable furnished houses der General Funston, and two guns of the sum of $100 per day, in case of fire, debtedness of ft 0,000, as claimed by these At the Ocean Grove building ths follow will be the first appearance of little Carrie the Utah battery, one Hotchkiss and until such time as the road shall bo again alarmists, there iB not n dollar of actual ing program will be observed: Selection, Frey of Branchport, ali years of ‘age, in tor rent for the season at Asbury APPLY TO one Gatling, moved against the rebels, equipped and In operation, Efforts are floating Indebtedness in the strict sense of orchestra; song. “America,” school; recita characteristic specialties, viz: Soldier, Park, ‘Ocean Grove, Allenhurst, who were occupying the trenches va now being made to get the rpad In • opera that term. In fact, thoro is roally a bal tion, ‘‘Memorial Day, *99,” Agnes BedeU; Deal and Loch Arbour. 'V Spanish dance, tamborine dance and negro cated at the fall of San Fernando. tion at once by leasing cars frbm the Atlan ance surplus In the treasury. It seems that reading, ‘‘Malsle’s Decoration Day,” Cecil character. Mrs. Grace Rowland will be the ' The Kansas troops deployed to the tic Coast trolley road. i this so-called floating indebtedness on Cottrell; drill by Minute men; recital Ion, right and the Montana regiment to the pianist. The program begins each night D. C. COVERT The car house destroyed was a large which a few self-styled reformers so love to “Blue and Gray,” Lulu Ralnear ; reading, at 8.15.1 extreme left, white the battery forjmed chew, is simply money borrowed In antici the cent.er of the line. building covering a space 53x185 feet. It “Unclo Dayid’s Brother,” Annfe Ballard; The different booths will be cared for as After an obstinate resistance the ene was built abont three years ago and cost pation of unpaid taxes and assessments, “Star Spangled Banner” dramatized by follows: Refreshment table, Misses Cahill Bond St , near Cookman Ave, my retreated. They were- flanked by $18,000. The 16 cars destroyed were all every dollar of which will be met and paid seven little girls; recitation, “Sheridan’s and' friends; fancy table, Misses Coiner, MILAN ROSS AGENCY the Kansas men and driven toward the folly equipped, some .of them having air with these same taxes when they shall have Ride,”. Sarah Tannenbaum; recitation, O’Hagan, Griffin, Heighland; graphophone, Montanas, but escaped, leaving their brakes and all the latest improved appli- been coileoted. I t is a temporary loan that “Decoration Day,” B ettr Woodruff;, song. Mra^Sr^ynn-rpostdfmrerM rar -Itfgrshliffi'; —— ------208' Main'Streetf dead .and wounded behind, ances. The cars ^burned lnclnded-four-f-1wilLbe-otno-bxpeiise-whBtever-tcr an y ta t~ “Flag 'of Free,” school; exercise, “Flags .__JT.he-Aroer4carv-losa-wa*~OT]re“kliled~irnti~ shooting gallery, Frank Flannigau, John 12-bench open cars, one 28-foot center-alsle payer who has already paid his taxes, nor to and Flowers,” second and third grade chil Timco; war relics, R. D. Hunter; program, 12 wounded. The FUlplno loss was 30 olosed car with double trucks, (two 18-foot the city in general, ns it will be met entirely killed and 60 wounded. Ninety were dren; selection, orchestra. The exercises Mrs. 8. Flynn; entertainment, Mrs. H. A. taken, prisoners, with 100 stands of regular closed cars, and one i 8-foob com by the delinquent taxpayers in lieu of whose will take place at 2 p. m. Robeno. arm s. ( blnatlon freight and passenger car, which taxes it was borrowed, who will have to pay Numerous articles will be gained by com Monmouth Trust KEITH’S EXPRESS Lawton Is at Malolos with practical waa used on the Belford last ybar. their bills with Interest in full, otherwise OBITUARY- petition. These articles will be awarded on -AND — ASBURY PARK and OCEAN GBOVH ly his entire command. He la with The care oosfc a UtfcLQJtl er $40,000. The they beoome liens on their properties. Nor Satuiday evening. Tfie judges are Harl-y drawing t«*the railroad, as the region is futures of the building ^eluded a steam- will the city lose any interest tn the mean Charles Augustus Anmock. J. RockafeUer, James D. Carton, M. Bar difficult to hold during the rainy sea H otel Brunxwiok, beating plant, a motor for operating a time on this money/as It pays the banks Asbury Park people were shocked this rett and G. W. Thompson. Among the Railroad Depot and son. The roads will be Impassable In a pump, a large amount of ploctrioal wiring, five or five and one-half per cent, on it, morning to learn of the sudden death of Safe Deposit Company few days. competitors for the various articles are the {1214 Bang* Avenue. offloe fixtures, etc. The loss on these Is es while it receives six per cent, on all unpaid Charles Augustus Aumock, which occurred PrUcipal Offloe... $....806MAIN STREET As supply bases small garrisons will following: . Honm.uth Building, Aabury Park, If. J. timated at a little over $8,000. taxes. Instead of running behind financial at his residence on Cookman avenue. Be Goods stored at reasonable rates, control.the navigation at points on the Ladles* Gold Watch—Misses M. Barton, Telephone connection. rivers Rio Grande, Haghag and San The walls of the building are ptill stand ly during the lost year, as has been claimed ing ono of the oldest residents of the city he Nv Hunter, A. Campbell, G. Garrity. P. O, Box 087,' .... - ASBUBY PAM , Fernando. ing, but parts of them are liable to fall at by some, we find the city has actually paid was very well known. Mr. Aumock was Ladies’ Wheel—Misses J. Carroll, K. Jones, C APITAL, $100,000. General Lawton has arrived at Malo- any time. The whole Interior Is a mass of all current expenses; has bought and paid about yesterday attending to his usual oc M. Bresnahan, M. A. Ieola. SURPLUS, $25,000 los with most of his troops. twisted Iron, melted wire, parts of car $3,800 for the fire engine house lot oorner cupation. He returned “home and enjoyed a Parlor Suit—Mrs. Mancini, Miss J. O’Shea, ills remarkable expedition marched equipment, etc. There will be very little Main street and Asbnry avenue; has paid hearty supper. Later in the evening the Mrs. H. Hurley, Mrs. L. Havens, Mrs. L. 120 miles In 20 days, had 24 fights, cap salvage. The car trucks are probably not off tbe net floating indebtedness of $3,002.91, fbmily is said to have enjoyed a lunch, Executes all trusts known to the law. tured 28 towns, destroyed 300,000 bushels Wedel, Miss 8. Walsh, Miss L. Hart. Loans money on bond and mortgage. A GOOD TIME seriously damaged, but moftt of the iron besidos cancelling the $1,000 asset of last after which they retired. Early this morn Cane—Messrs. John Garritee, Fred Kur- Receives deposits subject to check snd allows of rice, and only1 lost six men killed aud Interest on dally balances. - f- work can be used only as scrap Iron. The year, supposed to have been due from Nep. ing the deceased awoke, and feeling slcl?i nis, Charles Burney, Robert Peterson, jr., TO HAVE YOUR 31 wounded. Acts as Trustee, Registrar and Transfer Agent General Lawton Estimates that his total value of the building, including bridr, tune township for fire hydrants, and still made his way to the bathroom, where ho John Fay. Pays coupons. Makes demand and time loans on approved troops killed 400 Insurgents and wound iron work, car trucks, and everything, as it has a balance of $521.67 in the treasury, was found a few moments later by a mem Wheelbarrow—Messrs. R. D. Hunter, A. collateral. Eyes Attended To ed twice as many. lies at present, is probably less than 13,000. with unpaid taxes and assessments enough, ber of his family. He was unconscious at Schmidt, J. Burke, J. Mack, R. Harvey, A. Safe d eposit vaults. An attack on the car house was made lost as before stated, to payoff overy dollar of the time, and assistance was summoned! Xlller Praises Volunteers. VanNote, J. Comer. A. C. TWINING, President. &BNJA.AIIN GLASBR San' Francisco, May . 26.—Brigadier September the intent of which was to rob money borrowed. but he died before aid arrived. Drs. Kin Phaeton Buggy—Messrs. James D. Car G. B. M. HARVEY, Vice President. the safe. Ibis attach was made about 3 The report la clear and concise, and re month and Johnson made au examination, ton, H. J. Rookafeller. BRUCE 3. KEATOR, Secretary. SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN General Marcus P. Miller, who reach D. C. CORNELL, Treasurer. ed San Francisco from Manila Monday o’clock In tbe morning which was about the flects great credit on tho treasurer, tho and pronounced apoplexy the cause of Set Dlehea—Mrs. J . C. Garrity, Miss N. FROM VIENNA, AUSTRIA ou the Sheridan, says: "While all the hour the building was burned down yester finance committee and the city fathers who death. Mr. Aumock leaves a wife and Kelly, Miss M. Brady, Mrs. J. Flanagan. DIRECTORS: soldiers that have gone to Manila have day morning. Four men were In the gang have managed the business'and tho fi daughter to. mourn his loss. The funeral Handsome Doll—Edna Sickles, Helen O. H . Brown, ‘Isaac C, K ennedy Will be at tn store for a short time. H. Buchanou, Henry Mitchell, M. 9.. j done splendid service the Twentieth which tried to rob the car house, and all of nances of our oity so well during the past. announcement will be made later. Taylor, Loretta Adrian, Bertha Murray, *>. C. Cornell, John P. O’Brien, Kansas regiment has achieved the them were masked. Douglas Wolcott, the I Bay It is refreshing to the taxpayers to M ary F. Lishtfoot. W. J. Harrison, Perry R. Smith, Jennie Crossen, May McTague. Col. G. B, M, Harvey, Milan Rosa, CONSULTATION FREE greatest distinction. Next to them 1 night watchman^ was shot at but was not read this clear and luold financial report— should„be Inclined to *>ut the detach Mary F.Llghtfpot,proprietor of The Dunes Ton Coal—M1ss Mary Guggin and an un George P. Kroehl, A. C. Twining. hit. Charles Morris, a motorman, and especially after the recent outbursts on Bruce S'. Keatair, M. D., H . H . V recian i, ment of the Third artillery. When I at Allenhurst, died early this morning at known. G. D. W. Vroom. arrived In Manila, I applied to General George Gifford, a conduotor, who were “economy” and “reform,” as represented by the hotel. Deceased came down from the Rug — Annie Powers, Mamie Scanlon, Otis for the Kansas regiment, but some sleeping in a car, were tied by the heels to a little coterie of politicians. I have re city to superintend improvements to the Minnie McGuire. CLAUDE J. WISEMAN one had got ahead of me. They sent prevent their escape. The robbers got $5 cently noticed several articles by different house and caught cold. She had been III Washboard—Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Murray. FISHING TACKLE tae' tbO'Tennessee regiment instead, and HAND MADE BO DR JEWELER from Gifford and a watch from Morris, but citizens, published in the Press, orltiolslng about ten days, and her death Is reported REPAIRING ON RODS AND REELS I nev*r saw braver fighters. General they afterward gave the watch back. these quasi-reformers on i their ridiculous to have been duo to pneumouia. The re BLOOD WORMS 6 4 5 Cookman Avenue. Funston may be kept at Manila for While the robbers weie busy with Gifford methods of economy and reform, hinting TROLLEY EXPRESS. LIVE MINNOWS . many months unless the peacemaking mains will be taken to W est Chester, Pa., 8HEDDER CRABS efforts are successful. At any rate, and Morris, Wolcott got out of the car that there were certain reasons, personal tomorrow for interment. house and gave the alarm. When the rob and political for their attitude, and I con They Run on All Stfeet Railways at J- F. SEGER there is small likelihood of his getting "• 1 • Pittsburg, Pa. REMEMBER bers found that Wolcott had escaped they fess after having read over and digested tbe TRAMP AND COW. 647J Cookman A vknub Asbury Park back here when is old command Possibly the greatest advance fn the use 1 FOLDINCT ’ comes. Hi* work wan little short of fled without trying to break, open the safe. faotsas sat forth In this comprehensive re- wonderful." port, that 1 am inclined to believe tbat of the trolley car is at Pittsburg, Pa., S H O T V A P O B Fi/gared in Recent Hold Up of Two where an express company, using specially Olympia Docked Today* COMPANY H ELECTION.. these citizens were correct in their opinion. Yonng Women, These reformers may tool all the taxpayers made trolley oars for transportation, has Hongkong. May 25. — The cruiser The Misses Minute and Kate Conover are begun business. These express cars, which Olympia, Admiral Dewey's flagship, somo ot the time and some of the taxpay receiving the congratulations oC->pmny GOME TO LOOK Bath Cabinets New Ovptula And Officers Will Be art dlmllar to trolley mail cars, but with ers all of the time, but they cannot fool all will go into drydock today. She will Chosen This Evening. friends over their narrow escapes while on You need not have any Idea of buy The essence of a Beautiful Complexion, probably leave for home in ten days. ... of tho taxpayers all of tbe time. After large sliding doors on the sides, are run on Pleasant. Toning, Cleansing, Invigorating, An*’Important meeting of Company H, the way to Little Sliver, and when return all tbe street railroads in Pittsburg and ing In order to know all about our all, the man who first cries "stop thief” Is ing from Long Branch to Red Bank. Their Pianos and their various prices and ' Strengthening. Gift to University of Pennsylvania. Third regiment, New Jersey National Alleghany. The work of receiving and de terms. Whether you care to buy or The great cure for Rheumatism. For the man to be watched. Philadelphia, May 25.—Professor Dan Guard, will take place at Park Hall at 8 grandfather, Alex Paul, Is a patient at the livering packages is a little slow at the not you get identically the same at Obesity there Is nothing compared to the Close Observer. Monmouth Memorial hospital, and they bad tention here. VAPOR BATH. iel G. Brinton, M. D.t S. t>„ professor of o’clock tonight. Tbe printed orders set start, but It Is expected to deliver a pack American archaeology and linguistics at forth that the meeting Is called for the fol paid him a visit. v If you havo only the remotest OUR SECRET SOCIETIES. age or to receive one and give a receipt for thoughts of some day getting a Piano, DON’T the University of Pennsylvania, has lowing purposes : To answer company roil Miss Minnie was held up by a tramp near it in about the time it takes fora passenger it will pay you to spend half an hour T ry to find some nostrum with which to fire presented to the unlvlrslty his entire call; to receive company orders, and to Elkwood Park, in finding out about qualities and collection of books and manuscript# re Disciple,’ Degree, Shepherds or Beth to board or leave a car. At the suburban your system, but use the Hygienic VAPOR nominate and elect commissioned and non “How dare you hold me up?” she de terminals’ of the trolley lines tbe express prices We’ll promise to make it In BATH to eliminate the poison already In lating to the aboriginal languages of commissioned officers, consisting of a cap lehem, Instituted. manded of the tramp. teresting, your system. North and South America. Dr. Brinton On Tuesday evening last, at the Mikado cars are met by automobile wagons, which Tho more people who visit us, the tain, first and second lieutenants, sir ser The tramp for the time being was taken more Pmnos we will sell There Is an • Circulars and testimonials free. has long been one of the foremost au bulldlngv Corinthian phnpter, No. 18, Dis continue the delivery for miie3 into the thorities on these subjects^ and the geants, six corporals and one lance corporal. back, but Inter demanded hor money. Miss country where the condition of the roadway always-present charm about th© idea ciples’ Degree of tho Shepherds of Bethlo- Conover %vas not born to be scared by a • of having a Piano in one’s home. We working material of his Investigations The orders are signed by First Lieutenant permits. These wagons aro electrically like to fan this spark and keop fanning W . R. HAM, is perhaps the most complete in Exist John H. Ryno, who is now In command. hem, was Instituted. Twenty members tramp, and in tho twinkling of an eye she wore Initiated In the degree. The officers charged to run 75 miles, and they travel at —even though the process takes years Druggist and Apothecary, ence. The collection represents a work The election promises to excite consider mounted her wheel and was out of reach a rate from 13 to 14 miles an hour. and you pay us a dozen visits In the of 25 years and embraces about 2,000 ti able Interest. By rank Lieutenant Ryuo Is are: Chief Magistrate, Jennlo Newman; of her enemy. meauwhile—till eventually you decide tles/ In addition to nearly 200 volumes steward, Susie R. Carrlck; disciple, Maggie _ to purchase. __ -167 Main St. Asbury Park. entitled to the position of captain, but Lieu Miss Kate Conover was* heldj up by a Fay us a visit at any time. We like' ot bound and Indexed pamphlets bear Praul; captain of host, W illiam H. Huls. britTdle cow at Little Silver. Tlie cow ab J . M. RALSTON KESIGNA ing on the ethnology^of the American tenant White has a number of followers it. Our object is to sell Pianos, of who would like to see him elevated;to the hart; scroll keeper, Emma F. Garrigan; solutely refdsed to allow the young woman, course, but wo will only begin to talk Indians. Many of the* manuscripts are tax-gatherer, Priscilla McCall; money position. to pass on her wheel. Jliss Conover jumped City Schools WMl Have New Princi business when you say we may. originals, and several are the only cop changer, E. Allen Fay; keeper of the gate, ies in existence. There are numerous candidates for the a fence; so did the cow, and the Infuriated pal Next Year. T o L o a n positions of sergeants and corporals, and Rebecca Simpson; waEchman on the wall, beast no doubt would have dqne her injury It will be necessary for tho city board of R. A. TUSTING. M any Baltim ore Saloon* Close. Claude V. Guerin is announced as an~fiBpl- John C. Simpson; elders, William H. Car- had not two neighbors, who witnessed the education at Asbury Park to secure a new $2,500,001 Baltlmofe, May 25.—Five hundred sa rant for the vacant He\ftenancy caused by rlok, six months, William J. Newman, affair, come to her aid, principal for our public schools next year, Mattison Av. & Bond St. loons. of Baltimore will quit business. the advancement of one of the present lieu twelve months, William H. VnnSant, Prof. J. M, Ralston, the present principal, 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Some of them have already closed their tenants to command. eighteen months. INJURED IN RUNAWAY. having declined reelection to the position. Aabury Park, N. J. 1,500 00 at 5 per cent. doors, and others will follow. The cause The meetings of Alleta Council, No. £0t The state of Prof. Ralston’s health is said to of the great shut down is the determi Degree of Pocahontas, will be he|d on Fri RED BANK EVENTS. be accountable for his action in declining 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 nation of the Maryland Brewing com day night of each week in Mikado hall, in William R. HagermanV Team waa pany, which controls nearly nine-tenths reelection. stead of Monday night, as at present, be' Scared at Elberon. Defective Eyes of the output of the city, to abandon Extensive Program Arranged for William R. Hagerman of Ocean Grove Prof. Ralston has been identified with the ginning June 2. $2,300.00 the practice of paying for salopn li Decoration Day. occupied a prominent part la quite a serious city and township schools for about twelve censes in order to force their product Red Bank people will have their time -The Daughters of America will hold a years. When ho first came to this city he Do not always mean defective 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 on the market. strawberry social ahd dance next Saturday rqnaway accident which occurred yesterday vision. If you have frequent fully occupied Decoration day with the was assistant principal of the township headaches, or are unable to con 1*500.00 evening, May 27, in the Appleby building. afternoon. The old gentleman had secured Newfoundland Coast Icebound. various events planned. a spirited team of horses la this city and schools under Principal Ireland, and later tinue near work or reading with Lodge meetings tonight: out pain or fatigue your eyes are 1,000.00 I- at 6 per cent. St. John1*, N. F., May 25.—The whole At 9 a. m. Arrowsmith Post, G. A. R., became principal. The city and township Fireside Council, No. 171, Order of United took a drive to Long Branch. When re probably defective. 900.00 I northeast coast of this island has been will decorate soldiers’ graves at Shrews turning through Elberon the horses became was then all one school district. When the blocked with Ice for the last alx weeks, bury and Little Silver. In the afternoon Fraternity. district was divided Prof. Ralston continued Glasses Scientifically Fitted 600.00 I Asbnry Park Lodge, No. 253,1.0. O. F., frightened and ran away. Mr. Hagerman the result being that navigation along Fair View cemetery will be visited by the was thrown out and sustained serious and at the head of the Aabury Park schools. Will Correct the Trouble the coast has been practically' impossi in 3C of P. hall, 143 Main street. 500.00j veterans. At night services will be held In painful injuries. His head was cut In two The board of education has a number of We fit glasses scientifically. See ble. The people in many sections are Twin City Council, No. 48, L. O. R. C., In applicants for tbe position. our Specialist, who Is a t . noW destitute of provisions, owing to the Methodist church., or throe places, and he was otherwise The new St. James clubhouse will be for Odd Fellows’ hall, 224 Main street. the inability to replace their supplies, Pride of the Park Counoll, No. 15, D. of scratched and bruised, although fortunately mally opened and dedicated in the evening Estate Goes to Relative*. 323 WAIN 5 TREET, W. H. BEEGLE and the commercial operations of al L., In Appleby building, 727 Mattison ave no bones were broken. The wagon was most 80,000 people have been virtually of May 80. A banquet and ball will' be the somewhat damaged but the horses escaped Tho late Myron 8 . Oould of this olty made BVBRY FRIDAY. Hour. M to ,.JO M a in S tr eet nue. 226 suspended. ___ features. •-* . his will Auguat 23, 1890. Ho latt $50 to Olive Branch Lodge, No. 7, Ki ot P., in uninjured. Examination Freo. Glasses when necessary ASBURV PARK, N. J. Decoration day afternoon the Cavalry Mr. Hagorman was brought to his home Carrie Pitcher, daughter of his slater Al and fully guaranteed. Automobile Reaches Syrsonae, Marrow’s hall, West Park. Syracuse, May 25.—The automobile Troop will have their annual sports, consist in Ocean Grove and Dr. H. S. Kinmonth mira, and $50 to Mary Howard daughter of making an expedition from Cleveland ing of drill, head cutting, tent pegging, was called to attend to his injuries. Tov his sister Lydia. Both of these relatives LEECH, STILES & CO., nsurance written in response Lst Ua Have Peace. to New York reached the Yates hotel umbrella race, water race, potato race, pur day ho is getting along aa well as can be live in Bradford county, Fa. All the rest Philadelphia Eye Specialists, >!e Companies at current rates. last evening. Its cyclometer registered suit, fencing, bareback wrestling, Cossack D. H. Wyckoff has been engaged by Mr.expected. 1 of his proporty he left to his wife, Julia 8. 392 miles, which shows that it is 92 riding and double vaulting. All the games Bradley to spond his time on the beach at Gould, aa long os she should remain his miles ahead of Its schedule. Thq party Seventh avonue during the months of June, Priests Ordained. and exercises are performed on horseback. widow. At her death the property was to Capital, $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 Surplus, $70,000 remained in Syracuse last night and July and August. Mr. Wyokoff is a Jus Arthur Mason 8hermau, sou of fonder Astory Park and Oceaj frpve -resumed its Journey east this morning The Red Bank bloyale club, will hold a bo divided equally between her two daugh- ferries of five raoes a t 2.3^ on Parkeria trqck. tice of thd peace, but his baaoh duties will Commissioner. H. R. Sherman, and Freder , ire, Berenice Pawley, wife of Frank Paw- land expects to.make better than behnore of a peacemaker than anything ick Wl Helsley, son of Rev. and Mrs. C. W? by night. * W i(}y and ifina 8. Gould. In chso his widow Si else. I t is-well known to our citizens th at Helsley of Long Branch, were ordained Eflflemiq ot Cholera In India. R atr Goods* P'avtorr • 1 ~ ' shall remarry, then all his property Is to be b a n k '1. Mrs. L. C. Benedict has reopened her 'Squire Wyckoff has advertised himself for priests of the Episcopal church yeaterday divided Into three parts; one part to go to Bombay, May 25.—Cholera Is raging OF AI3BCBY PARK parlors for the sale of hair goods at 602 years as a peacemaker. His engagement afternoon In St. • Peter’s church, Freehold, his daughter Berenice, another pare to his in Karachi, the principal seaport town with Mr. Bradley will permit him to con by the Right Rev. John Scarborough, D.D., Main Street, Asbury Park,. of Slndo. Two hundred and thirty- Cookman avenue, this olty, and* Will be daughter Blna, and the,third part shall go Mattison Avenue and Bond Street tinue to follow tbat calling, and' any of our bishop of "New Jersey. Rev. H. H. P. O rganized F eb ru ary , 188G.) Main Avenue, Ocean Drove two new cases were officially reported pleased to attend to the wants of old. and to hia wife as long as she shall live, and at yesterday and 208 deaths for the day. new patrons. Mre- Benediot has the agency readers, either our own townspeople or our Roche of Long Branch was master of. cere her death this part is to be divided equally The official returns show a total of 1,197 for the James Y. Borden patent human oity friends, wishing to adjust' their dlf. monies, and the sermon was delivered by bptwsen his two daughters^. O FFIC ER S cases and 1,099 deaths , since the be feyenoes without going to law, should call tho Rev. W. E. Wright. Mr. Sherman will G eo. F . K r o e h l , P resident. hair switches, in which there are no stems O. H . Brown, 1st VIoe-Treddont. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT ginning of tha outbreak. on Mr. Wyckoff a t the Seventh avenne pa or/oords; can-be rolled, puffed or knotted to sail for China early in June, where he *will Tennis Tonrnampntl Mi L. Bakma*, 2d VIcs-Frestdont. vilion after June L. work under the direction of the bishop of M. ▼. Daqbb, Cashier. the very t 6p. Nq lace, wires or net used in • Tomorrow afternoon a two-days’,tennis M. H . S o o rr, A ssistant C ashier W e would bo pleased tcijfiave you call and FovrUi Class Foitmiivtera, Shanghai. Mr. Helsley will for a time be ttamlne our Sale Uoposl# Boxes. « ‘Washington, May‘25.—The following the construction of bangs, waves, wigs, etc. tourhamont under the auspices of the K. K. DIRECTORS Oreo. Ito«d Race. assigned to the Associate mission a t Tren fourth class postmasters have been ap Shampooing. is also attended to a t Mrs. K. club ot this city will commence at the G. F. Kroehl, Hkhlon R. Marg*n__ eToryone Is pleased with the oonvonlonoe ton. . - " pointed:, * i » • penedlot’s parlors. A call will be appre Entries for the Decoration day road race Educational hail grounds. The matches OUvor H. Brown, WUlbun H* Boogie. ahd safety they afford. under the ausplcos of tho Oreos Bicycle Bruce B. Keator, B. W. Klrkbrlde, '.They are In foot small safes In one large New York—Bast Leon, E. C. Hurl- ciated. '' Mlzpah Local Union.- arranged for tomorrow aro: Minot and D. a Covert, M. L. Batqmjm, - \ u f» 01 vault, secured by automatlo bolt burt. club will close tbis evening! Riders in Wyckoff vs. Ferguson ahd Waton; Macln Isaao O. Kennedy, Charles A. Young,. \ Pennsylvania—Morgan, Gf. H,. Hor- . B icycle Races $Iay SO. Tho annual meeting of the Mizpah Local “ TanROea, A lbert O. T w ining, wont and time look as good as con be pro* tending to participate must fill oat blanks tosh and Brower vs, James and Haggerty, eramn B. Ovlatt, Samuel Johnson, Inoei nickel; &rbtnsvUle, Charles B.jaee, The bloycle races a t the Asbnry Park ath In order that handlcappers can assign them Unfon of Christian Endeavor will be held In . W illiam H athaw ay. Tha prices are so low that one oan not af* the Methodist Protestant church at Glen- Sloan and” Stuart vs. Bale and Oliver. lord to be without a box In whloh to keep letic grounds ,will start a t 3 p. m. next plooes in the raoe. The race will bo oyer AlaaM Troops For Manila. Tuesday, May BO. Henry Fournier and hia dola, N. J.‘, next Monday evening, J&df 29, Bryan and Sanford will play in the Bemi- Comparative Deposits title papera, seouritles and other valuables. Beattie/ Wash., May ZS.-^Companies the olty course, and will start at 10 ‘ a. m. flnals without flaying the preliminaries. wonderful j motorcycle will bo exhibited^ sharp. i *_____ , a t 7.45 o’clock. It is expected that every* September 8, 1888...... $373,784-57 Pripes; |3, IS, 87, *9, *10 per annum. H and B pf the Four tenth infantry society will be represented, as it is the meet Tho match may possibly extend to Monday. have arrived here .from Alaska. Thesa and Arthur A., Zimmerman wll] ride.- Thdre 8, 1888...... 468, 194m will also be other events, including a .ten- The Steinbaoh’s W onderful Sale. ing for eleotion of officers. “ 6, 1893 . . . . . 489.tlI .I J two. companies have been • stationed at Attention is direoted to Wedel’s Jjig adv, Dyea for the past year. Thpy haye been mile.pursuit race between Ashqr Carver The Price Revolutionizing Anniversary » \ 7. X897...... 638,03341 OFFICBEA* on anotfier page. « 7 , 1898 . . . . . 694,944.7- ordered to-the Philippines- and C.B. Hardy.' Sale, begun Saturday, -will continue aU this $2.25, W orth $3.00. IRNRY C. WINSOR, Pr**lde»t. week, with now goods in all the depart Ono hundred tfhlte enamel bedsteads, heaoeMntf. ., Patrons rolo^hloa reoslved for aafe kseptoj ORp. W. RVAN8, Vice-President, JKennet-ine. monts. 0 brass trimmed, this week only at tho Mam The monthly meeting of the Ooean Grove THE STEINBACn COMPANY, The latest and’best remedy for dyspepsia tDMUND E, DAYTON, Cuhler. Thei latest and best remedy ’for dyspepsia mouth of \ • b o u g h t and. sold. CoLUo and indlo^fifclpn. Pride 50 oents gnu $1. For Epworth League will take plape tonlght.at Cookman and Emory. - Cookmarfaud Main and Indigestion.. Price 60 cents ana $L For ja a a a UINoV, Att't Cuhler Bale a t KlnmontLa—lOi i t St, Paul's ohurch a t 7;S0. . 122-25 The SfKiKDAcn Compakt.—131-26 sale a t Kinmonth’s—104 tf. respectfully solicited..,
m - .: THB ASBURY PARK PA1FW PRESS. POPULAR IOWA G^RL." REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. BRIEF LOCAL SUMMARY. A Sf»v»|wper IVotiinn nnd Al«o Ac FOU THE WEEK ENDING MAY 20, 1S99. tive In Cluli Work. NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP. , William F. Morris to Garrett White; two WHAT 18 GOING ON. 1^ ' AND One of the m o st popular of young lots, *150. o a l clnbwomeil in Iowa t*>dny is Miss Jes Houston Fields, sheriff, to James B. Mo AROUND THE-CITY. R V 1 ,0 0 sie B. W aite of Burlington, fur two Kee; piece of properly, * ' . ON MATTISON AVENUE NEAR THE POST OEElCE years correspond ing secretary of the William H. Kelly to As.;ph A. Carr; lot at Asbury Park, *1,590. > Items of Interest Too Small for a Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs. Asaph H. Carr to Ella Carr Westcott; lot Baking Powder She was elect***! almost unaniim nsly at Headline — HanpeninRs Personal at Asbury Park. *l o::o. the last bientiial session in Dnbiujne Ellen A. Clark and husband> to Adelle A. and Otherwise That Will Help to Vamlerveer; lot at Asbury Park, $55.(k!0. Make the History of Asbury Park, Joseph M. Woolley to Frank D. Williams; THE TUTTLE STORE Made from pure Neptune Township and Vicinity. lot at Asbury Park, $1,000. cream of tartar. fb'ustor Fields, sheriff, to Alfred A? '"-G; S. Keith’s express— 300 Msln street. Adams; lot at Asbury Park, *11.000 Cheapest Store in the World William J. Vor.ykees to Harry C. Allen; Miss M. E. Setiuppari of Jekyll Island, Safeguards the food lot at West Asbury Park, *1. On., Is visiting her parents ou Mattison- Ocean Grove association to Benjamin C.> avenue, this city. Professional Cottrell; lot at Ocean Grove, *300 Miss Lizzie Casey of Middletown Is a vis , Wesley K, Brailner to Ocean Grove asso against alum. ciation; lot at. Bradley Beach, *1. itor at the home of Mrs. Warren S. Conk Willisfor*l I>t*y tu Jolin 1 1 . Iaiyton; lot In lin, Ocean Grove. - . OK. JOSEPH H. BRYAN- Successor to Dr. Brace 8 . Keator. 8 1 Aston*} Alum baking powders are the greatest Mt. Pros|»eci' cemetery, $15. Mrs.'F. C. Bonitzof Harrishurg, Fa., Is at avenue, Office hours, 10 to a. m.v 7 to 3 p. m menacers to health of the present day. OCR AS TOWN SHI!*. present entertaining her sister, Mrs. G. .E. Telephone connection Houston Fields, sheriff, to Mary Maloney; Hopper of this city. _____ ROYAL QAK1HQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK. land at Long Branch, *185. Rachel it. Wright and husband to Edwimi Daniel Wilson of Middleton, who recent Dk. F. F. COLEMAN ly returned from Illinois, was a visitor in Northwest comer Fourth ave; -and Kingsley st. K. Haw ft; laud al Long Branch, *1 ,20 0. Offloe Hoars; 9 tq to ft. m., 1.80 to 2.80 p. m Benjamin A. West to Eugene West; land this city on Monday^ PRESS MARINE ALMANAO. ito 8 p. m, ' at North Long Branch, *700. One of the-groatbst needs of this town is. T elephone I B. Benthiui 1). Taylor and others to James COMPILED BY P. O, BNKDKKER. A. Gufick; land at North Long Branch, *1. gutter crossings. Tlie most economical High Tide. | Low “lioe. |8un ibun Atlantic Coast Realty company to Janies kind are made o l iron. OR. MARQARET B. CURRIE, 41AY. a. m. | p.m. ( a.m. | p.m.ra.m. p.m F. Ackerman; two lots at Deal, $2,800. Theatre goers are enjoying the perform" 129 Main areauo, Ocean Grove, N.J. Atlantic Coast Realty company to Mahton 1 Mon ...... 12.11 12.001 G.OO 6.10 5.00 0.54 ances of the Elroy Stock company at the 17 fo 10 a. m Must ever be new or she becomes insipid. The . . 12.32 1.1*4 6 58 7.20 4.56) 6.55 R. Margerum; lot at. Deal, *1,350. S Tuee...... miss jkssik ». Waite, Herman Lnlmftteio to Harriet M. Presley; opera house this week. Office Hours>2to 5 p.m. constant change of style improves and educates 3 Wed ...... 1.36 2.101 7.5® <8.30 4 57| fl.56 * ) 7 to 10 p. m. 4 Thura.... 2.441 3.17; 8.56 9.32 4.66’ B.57 two years ago and 'lias .since become land at M’est End, *1. The best view of Wesley Lake is obtained 3.40 9.51 10 22 4.55. 0.58 the taste, thus ever elevating the standard of B F rf...... *4.1 Jt very prominent in elnb work in Jown. Harriet M. Presley to Lillie Lahnateln; from the top of tbe trysting*tower at the 6 Bat...... 4.30 5.04| 10.45 11.24 4 Mi 6.59 land at West End, *1. 6.30• 6.1S| 11.34 12.00 4 Kj 7.00 Her popularity is qncli that sh<\ was ac Asbury avenue pavilion. OR, ELLA PRENTISS UPHAM. perfection in attire. If a comparison is made, we 7 Snn...... SllUEWSnUUY TOWNSHIP. 8 Mon...... 0.19 B.40I 12.05 12.30 4 521 7.01 corded *tiany charm ing ovations by the 806 Third Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. think you will find that our garments are not I 9 Tuea...... 7.i 6 7.261 1.00 1.06 4 51 7.02 Rebecca Johnson and husband to Sidney Mr. and Mrs. John Van Hise, who were Office hours bnt 10 a. m., 12 to JJ, fl fcoY.80 p. m 8.101 1.46 1.5u 4 501 7.03 club delegates in ‘attendance pn the 10 Wed...... 7.52 Conover ; land at Red Bank, $2. recently married at Wayside, have taken Telephone Call 891 only ahead in the newest things but also in the 11 Thure ... 8.36 8.53, 2.31 231 4 491 7.W third biennial action in Burl ing ten. 12 Fri...... 0.20 0.33; 3.14 3.14 4 48' 7.05 James H. Hendrickson td Lydia Bennett; up their residence in this city. best. , . IS Bat ...... 10.1*5 10.13 4.C0 8 55 4.471 7.05 Miss W aite is a very handsome young laud at Fair Haven, *SOO. The number of Chinese laundry men.is in H. S. KINMONTH. M. 0. 14 Bun...... 10.50 11.65. 4 37 4.36 4.46 7.06 woman, tall and* graceful- nnd of un m'iddletown township. IB Mon ...... 11.30 11.39' 5.21 5 2.) 4.45! 7.07 creasing rapidly in this city. How tbdy all 710 Grand ftvenue. ahd at Kinmonth A OoA 16 Tuee...... 12.26 fc.00 6.06 0-L8 4 44! 7.08 usual mental attainment*. She has tak- Houston Flejds, sheriff, to D. Lane Cono manage to make a living Is more than we Drag Store 784 Oookman avenno. ; 17 Wed...... 1.19 12.21 0.52 7.05 4.+1 7.09 ■:*u a literary course’in tlie Chicago uni- ver and others ; piece of property, *833. Asbury Park, N. J. -.lRJEbjira 2 10' 1.1 f* 7.40 8 06 4.42' 7.U* D. Lane Conover und others to J. Fred can tell. , 19 F n ...... *^rtKJi IteSv—S-30!— 9.TT1“Tt!4'7:11 VVTidty- U- nuimberof thtLMurtar- r.Sounde.1.1 ke,a ,fairy .talo^ to visitors when 9.20 10 (k) 4.40 7 12 W hn n T v piectM>f- property-,- *1 .-- ...... 20 Bat...... 3.50, 3.05 hoard chib *»f that institution. J. Fred Wherry to Ella Roberts ; piece of D R . I D 8 . T A Y L O R 21 Bun...... 4 3Sj .4-OOj 10.09 11 00 4.39 7.13 they are told the beach was piled high with Patterson, Taylor & Co. IDENTIBT. 22-Bton...... 5.#' 5.20 10 58 11 46 4 39 7.54 Mis-; Wait*’ is the daughter of Mr. property, *1 . ice only a few months ago, but It’s a fact 23 Tues.... 5.4H 0 10 11.45 12.00 4.88 7.14 and Mrs. J. L. Waite of Burlington, Flora V. Evans and others to Rufus Easfc- (Gradnateof TJnlveisIcy of Pennsylvania). " 24 Wed...... G.J 1 7.06 12.86 12.;-8 4 38 7.55 moiid ; laud at Port. Monn outli, $2,000. just.tho same. Corner Cookman avenue and Emory street, ore, 28 Thurs.... 1 7 30 7.W> 1.21 1 22 4,-7 7.16 the J»tt*r "f wh«.iin is editor c f the I3nr- Caroline M. Flender to Horatio N. Terret; Mr, Bradley’s big Japanese sun protectors LeMalstre’s, opposite post ofltce. Entrance 8.20 8.85 2 2 2.10/ 4.36 7 !7 on Emory atttot, Asbary Park. 6 2 2 COOKMAN AVENUE 26 Fri...... lingtuii Hnvkovt*. ARIuuigli but 23 3 10 3 00, 4.36 7.18 pii ceo f property at Shrewsbury and Slid: on the Leach have stood the storms since • fflce hours • T.i 9 ». m. to 6. p. Jtt, 27 Pat...... 9.10 9.2b dlet'own turnpike. *8,850. 28 Piui..... 10 05 10 20 i 3 54 4*0 4,’5 7.18 vears of ago, Mi-s W aite lias had entire hist full remarkably well. They have not Telephone 931. t;3| 20 Mon...... 11.00, 11.15. 4. >6 5.00 4.35 7.19 .ehargb of tie* \v»mian’s department c f Mary F. PbilJipsaml husband to Henry E. SO Tlios .... 22 00 12.0U 5. U\ <5 0*i‘ 4.31 7 2C Taylor; 2 lots in Water ‘Witch Par\r, *1- boon damaged nt all. ASBURY PARK l 81 7 *-*' The'Sumlay Hawkeyo and has made it * 81 Wed .... 12 56 12.24* r, :>b 7 “ 1 Henry K. Taylur t. Percy E Phillips; 2 Hon. Oliver II. Brown of SpringJJLake is 0E0, L. D. TOMPKINS, D.D.S. a much quoted page. lots in Warer Witch Park, $1. Dentist, 617 Mattison avenue (theKeatqr block, Percy E. l’liilii|>s n> Elijah P. Smith, said to have announced that he will not be uear postofflce), Asbury Park. Teeth extracted PRESS CALENDAR. a candidate for state senator at- tho next painleitsly without rendering the patient uncon T'ii sli Inn ii li I** I'lm U rnr. trustee ; 2 hvs i)j Wati r Witch Park, *1._ scicus. Gas admlnlBtered. Office hours 9 a. m a i l o r s l o t h i e r s a t t e r s Edward S. Attwood to Edwin M. Bliss; Republican convention. T , C , H Condensed Idst of Coming Events for Tin1 heavy walking boot11 is no lunger to 5 p. m. lot iu Water Witch Park. *1. The *09 graduating class at the Neptune Quick Refer*1 into. despised, bnt considered quite a neces Edwin M Bliss to Mary E. Atwood ; lot sity. But th** same heavy walking boot ill Wafer Witch Park, *1. township high school will hold a reception Thursday, Friday and Saturday. May ■*'•. 2t\ lidlvin M. P/Uss to Edward S. Attwood; and banquet at tbe Hotel Arlington, Ocean You will not oe maae unconsclouB, And Furnishers for Men and Boys and tiT—rFestival by (’huivh cf ibo Holy must bo very well cut to meet with uni lot in Water witch Park, >1. Grovo, F iday night, June 10. but your tooth will be painleaely re Spirit at Etluvurioiiul hall versal approbation.^ This year the toes Frank K Wallis to Mary E. Atwood; lot m oved Algine is used . The prizes to be awmded by the Oreos Bi if Saturday, May *27—Election of two fin* of the walking boot are of very good iu Water W itch i^uic, *!. commissioners for three years in Nep* size. They are neither Vmited m*r ATI.AN I IC HIOIII.ANDS. cycle club at their Decoration day road tune district, No. 1 . race over tlie city LViirsc are on exhibition -quare. bnt medium. The lnyts..ail have Houston Fields, she-iff, to Joseph C. Levi; BURTON BROTHERS P. S.— No risk if you buy from us. Your money back if Saturday, Way 27—Strawberry a id ice the outside side** that in*nn* sufficient 2 lots at Athuitic ilighliiadi, $1,700. in John X. Burtis’ window, Mafn street. cream festival and dance by Star of‘As* width. The h. * ls an* low, set well hack EATONTOWN TOWN'SIIII*. The beach pavilions were almost entirely you want it. bury Counci', No. tis, D. of A., in Ap deserted yesterday. Many people were on pleby htthilhi^. nn the >!i;»e, but tier** w a little nn*tv William XI. Kelly to Edwin Hayms; lot DENTISTS! ' enrvt* iiiuh'1 th*> in-t* \\ than ther** w;i- jit EaTbntmvti, the beach, but thoy preferred to sit in tbe Monday. May 311—Fourth anniversary Si KHas S. licngMreet, j r , io Theodosia warm sunshine rather than be housed up in monides Court. .Vo I, Tribe of Hen Hur, last year. F.*r ev*tv*lay wear the very Bennett; piece oi pfoj.erty, $1 . COOKMAN AVENUE, ASBURY PARK in K. of P. hall. 54:1 Main street. light* -q w eight calfskin is tbo best, Albert W Bennett t<> Elias S. I.ongstreet, .muparlors or pavilions. ' -A.TJOTIO!sr S A L E jr.; piece of property, * 1. Monday, May 30—Repetition of concert by but s.une feet an* too tender to vein Bishop Fitzgerald, president of the Ocean Uonaullation aud exatuinatlou flee. O F ----- Mme. Crane's pupils iu First Baptist calf-kin. ami tie r** is a dull kid that KAltLTAN TOWNSHIP. Grove association, lias taken one of the W e administer frealt gas; church, Asbury Park. lias very much the same effect, bnt is Benjamin B. Lufhurrow to Charles I. Chandler cottages, on Central Pathway, Lufburrow; land at Keyport,/$225. Tuesday, May 30—Memorial day. infinitely softer. This is not so w ater near Broadway, and facing Fletcher lake, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP. Tuesday, May 30—Reception and strawberry proof as. calfskin is .supposed to bo, bnt as a summer residence for himself and OUR TERMS ARE CASH can be made with heavy soles, so that- Bartemas Tice to John Tansey; I piece of festival by Olive Branch Lodge, No. 7, property, $500. family. K. of P., Marrow’s hall, West Park. it will answer tbe same purpose. Dur F l FURNITURE—rF R O MAl t h e FURNISHINGS • WALL TOWNSHIP. Tlie High School orchestra held a rehear Tuesday, May 80—Bicycle races and other ing the summer low'shoes are worn al sal last nignt at the Asbury Park building. CLAUDE V. GUERIN events at Asbury Park athletic grounds. most entirely. These are made of tbe William L. Brown, executor, to Lizzie Havens; lot at .spring Lake; $2,000. A chcfrus of high school pupils will render LAW OFFICES. Tuesday, May 8(1—Ten mile road, race of same m aterials as the hoots, but for Carrie F. Tuttle and husband to Caroline Mozart’s 12th Mass at the commencement Transacts general legal business. Acknovrledg A V O N I J V I V Oreos Athletic club over city? course, dress wear there are the patent leathers M. Van Wage n er; lot at North Spring Lake, ments taken tor all states exercises in June, with orchestra occom- Rooms 9-B> Appleby Building. 10 a. m. or tlie kid w ith tbe patent leather fox- *1 . paniment. • ' OF THE BEST QUALITY Saturday, June 3—Formal opening day of ings. Tin; top piece of the new shoe is Mary E. Turbull to Joseph H. Bryan and season at Ocean Grove. others; lots at Avon, *1. Henry A. Chloffi, trombone player in the ConsistiDg of Turkish Rugs, Axminster, Velvet, Tapestry, Moquette and Ingrain more pointed where it rests on the shoe WM. C. COTTRELL Carpets and Rugs; MattingB, Portiers, Lace Curtains, Window Shades, etc., eto.; Tuesday, June 6 —Meeting of State Board than it was last year, bnt the too is . FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP. famous Banda Rosso, was noticed on the ARCHITECT. of Education at Asbury Park. John M. Smith to Amelia A. Mnckey; Asbury avenue pavilion. The organization Plans and specifications furnished at short no Parlor, Dining room, Office, Kitchen and Laundry Furniture; Cooking'Utensils, mere pointed also— not tho excessive tice. Hotel work a specialty. 416 Lake Avenue Bedroom Suits, Fine Mattresses, Linen and|Cotton Table And Bed Ware; Silver, piece of property, *1. of which he was a member has recently re Thursday, June S—Entertainment at' Edu point of two or three years ago, nor the Janies H. Applegate to Kinmonth F. Class and China, in great variety, and of Excellent Quality. All tn Good Condition cational hall, benefit Epworth guards.** ugly round* point that the shoemakers Tuzenow: piece of property, *5' 0. turned to New York from a concert- tour of Henry Johnson to Samuel E. Anderson; tlie country. Sunday, June 11—Third anniversary of tried to introduce last year.— Brooklyn TO LO AN ..... TO B E SOLD First Congregational church and Sun Citizen. ______piece of property *1 . A large audience greeted the production day-school a t Asbury Park. At Five Per Celt’ j MARL 1101*0 TOWNSHIP. of tbe “Police Patrol” by the Elroy Stock WESLEY LAKE 1EEB (IQM1BY MM Sunday, June 25—First Sunday service and J. Arthur West to Rachel. M. Woolley; company at the Park Opera House. Tho sermon for summer of 1899 in Ocean Sunburn can be prevented, even at piece of property *1. play was creditably rendered, nnd the mem $ 1 , 5 0 0 1 Grovo auditorium. the scjidioiv. bv bathing the face with hue dir THE EXCURSION GROUND, HuDUQI H llfi MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP. bers of tlie cast were greeted with well Wednesday, Sept. 20—Reception and dance extract of witch ha feel, immediately aft • Aaron H. Rotd to Olive A. (Juaekenbush; merited applause. 2 , 0 0 0 BEGINNING ON of Independence Hook and Ladder com er any nurt of outdoor exercise. Use the piece of property, *787.50. pany at Asbury Park auditorium. Attention Is directed to the advertisement extract lavishly, hiving cloths tvet with UPPEIi FREEHOL/I TOWNSHIP. 5 . 0 0 0 it on the fact* for fully five minutes. giving particulars of the sale of furniture WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 3 1 The Weather. Joseph Vincent to Charles H. Chew; lot or Follow the extract by massaging the at Allentown, *025. and furnishings from the Avon Inn which The government weather bulletin received At 10 o'clock sharp, and continuing each day until sold -kjn with some simple retiring cream, will be held Wednesday next, May 31, com 1 . 0 0 0 at the Pukss office at noon today says; a ml, if possible, leave the skin in this mencing at 10 a. m., at the old rink build S<*ns«>mt?>it* Ail vice. ' BO.NT FORGET DAF OR PL.ACB Fair and warmer the balance of the week. oilv condition for two or three hours. ing, corner Heck street and Lake avenue, 3 ,0 Q 0 The cream should never he washed off. Here is-a bit *-f a;ivi*.*e to treasure np this city. A. D. McCabe will be auctioneer. Or this Extraordinary Opportunity to get Good Hotel or Residence Fine Furnishings. for the rapidly approaching hot weath IIK READS TIII2 PHMIIfS. Wipe it off w ith a soft (.‘loth, thus re Rev. James S. Thomas of the New Eng 4 . 0 0 0 er. Get your family sowing done-np TERMS—All amounts undei^*20 , cash; all over*20, 3 months’ note with approved security. moving every particle of dirt from the land Southern conference, now pastor of while tin* weather is rcspeetably'cool, .j . ~ C c open pores, and dust the.face with ta l the Methodist E. church at S'orwichtown, 6 . 0 0 0 so that y*»n inay have nothing bnt'ease A. D. McCABE, - - - - Auctioneer // cum l)o\V dor. * Conn., paid a brief visit to his brother, Rev. At Six Per Cent/ - j / y and comfort to-look d e a d to. Tbe in T. Snowden Thomas, at Ocean Grove. The evitable w« *-i:iy iuendiiig cun be laid , Y ' f visiting clergyman was on his way to Con J. W. Hetrick & Son aside for st< rmy days, and then there necticut, having, in company with his will be nothing to prevent one’s enjoy 825 Mattison .Ave. brother, visited the native town of both at The King of Reference Works S T j /i- >&■) • MEAT FOR Fit IDA V. ® ment <>f ev* ry bit of fine weather a North East, Md., where they both preached Keator Block. kindly Providence may bestow upon ns. THE NEW WERNER EDITION OF Thromrh ztnl ’.now lodge Ip cotton, ® last S find ay. m f 0 through iiu*k ot z«:d knowledge is lost.— 9 We iiiibt take it according to our means 0 Buddha. C> und strength. If we are win **1 enthu Tin* VnulAltinK Wriisi*!. T h e E ncyclopedia B r i t a n n i c a f BREAKFAST. '? siasts, we will jivfer tluit kind of exer .» .-*» filewiit Ajiplw. 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Remember, too, n ^la*>s tan.lilir and let it stand 24 hours: A Tele) lior.e i- an <)|ci, In,, t ;iu.,ui>h \\jj.■!..irude .-i.tt-r-. A (.ixMisl’itrrot Stury. that the entire Thirty Volumes with a Guide and an elegant Oak if it thf n has-a sodiment or n milky, cloudy Book Case, will be delivered when the first payment is made. Telephone Seryirc w a I u“iiuw.« uj.-i^i'iy. appoaranec; if.it is ropy or fitriugy, pale pr A imi.Ln ! t. 1 y of n certain town it Cornwall “owned a parrot, which,some You will be surprised when you learn the It is to the inert-haut an ontiw fur iuf-'riu-jiUm atoi quotations 3 i/+i*an inlet f*» dhcol^'red, 3 <(ii d<» not iieed a physician, to orders. teir you that y-iu shuuM. Like Favorite how Jicqnir' \ the dienxreonble habit of observing at fretjuent intervals, Dl CORRECT STYLES, LOW COST. Telephot o Servjre kfops the manuiaHurer, tlie rntrehatit an.J ,tiie 'ennsumer in Remedy at once. It speedily euros such cullsttint touch., wish tlm old lady wouhl'die.” This an Here it is: - dangerous Symptoms as pain in tlnubaek, ORIGINAL IDEAS, The complete set (Thirty Large Octavo Volumes): It notifies "the producer at.flhatevcr distance of tlie variations'of demand. frequent desire to urinate^ especially at noy (*d the bird’s owner, who spoke to her cnnite .uhoA't it No. 1—New Style Buckram Cloth, Marbled Edges, Extra Quality High Telephone “ ervice iucrfiisfs sales t,y tlie ex, edition’it lends to tLe tilling of night, Darning scalding - paiu. iiA I,!l.s s ' n 8 And Up-to-Date Material Used “ I think we cfin rectify tho mn’tter;” Machine Fipish Book Paper, ttvoo . — orders. water, the staiiung-of linen by yonr urine replied the good man. “ I^laohiyyoa at the First payment, One Dollar (Fi.oo) and Three Dollars ($3.00) per It keeps the business interests throughout the country in communication with and all the* unpleui-aut and dangerous effeejs month thereafter. * * parr<>t, an’.l lie is a,righteous bird, hav .th e m arkets. , . ■ produced ojiihe system by the use of whfskej' No. 2—Half Moroccq, Marbled Edges, Extra Quality High Machine Finish ing been' br*,ught up in tho way. lie Telephone Service saves much lime and ns " Time is Honey’’ it savts m o n k y. an*\m beer. All leliubie druggists sell Dr. Book Paper, tfio.eo should jgn. I \s-iil lend yoa iny parrot, It costs less than an errand huy and it does the work of a commercial giant. ’David Kennedy’s Favqrite Kemedy'at *1.00, D a ily P r e s s P r ik t e r y . First payment, Two Dollars ($2,00) and Four Dollars ($4.00) .per and I tnirt his iniluonce wilj reform a hot tie, or 0 bott les for $5.00, month thereafter. " Telopbond.Service bet ween ( [To e niid residence is a* tremendous convculeueh that depraved bin^ of yours." . No. 3—Sheep, Tan Color, Marbled Edges, Extra Quality High MachlneFinish und at the present message rates is an' uniinportaiij ekpeiise. By a special and ]>art ieutar arrangfrnciit rifij.cfirale's parrot Was placed in the’ Book Paper, $75.00. with the inuiuifactliters, our readers can If brie telephone.so increases, Imsiness t lint the'-Open Dooi” Is crowded, open eaine room with tho wicked,one, nnd ns Flrs.t payment, Three Dollars ($3.00) and Five Dollars C$3.00) per try this gratid.mulicitui absolutely free. By another door; that is, have another telephone, or better,1 a lTiyute Branch eoon as the two had become accustomed month trftreafter. ' • Hxi hange, with trunk lines to the ''Centra),” a switchboard, and us many simply sending joui full irainc anil iKistofihsB to eaeli other the bad bird remarked, “ i ■ ‘A .reduction of 10% is granted by paying cash within 30 days,aft$r the \ statidtie us qray be re.pdred. . . ' addrefis to the DU. DAVID KENNEDY wDh the old hidy would die.” where receipt of the work.. ' , • roRWJRATION, Uondqilt, N. Y ., mention upon the cdtrgyman’s bird rolled*up his LO W HA T B S -l’BRFE,CT SERVICE ing the FHKf.s, when a trial bottle of Favor • F o b S a l e b y ,' " _ eyes and iq, solemn aecehts,added, "W e WHITES’ EXPBES5 »5TJSE LID! ite Remedy, together* wltli a pamphlet or For rates and particulars address the Contract DcpArtneiit,*' * beseech thee to bear ns, good Lord I” - . or call by telephonu without ohurgo : . HARRY A. BORDEN valuable medical advice, will .bft sent yduby Th«* Ktury got out in the i)urishv and infill postpaid. Wagons nt Asbury The New York and New Jersey Telephone Company for Hevtjjil Sundays it wus necessary tc Grove and Nottb Asbury Repots. „ ‘ . Stationer and Newsdealer * The publishers of Iltis paper guarantee oinil tin* litany at the chnrcb services 170 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH. 81 WILLOUGHBY S T .,'B M .VY. T. .Y: ■ ***& -T p’V M » t’*-/fi e. V.tIH t *'-* * v «»•>»««>,a*vr! B o n d Asfculry P ark .. \ Y;
THE ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS. rid, “I’ll telf ye near’S I c’n remember, •qui’ I c’ri rem em ber putty hear. As I WILL S (J CCEEDDEW EY DAVID GOES TO^fHE tolS ye, I felt a twitch nt my hair, an’ CIRKIS he said: ‘What, be you think in’ about, THE DAVIS STORE sonny?* J lodked up at him, an’ looked Bear Admiral Watson Ordered to Go By Edward Noyes Weatcott. away quick. ‘I dun no,* I suys, diggin’ We are now engaged in the removal of my big toe into the dust; an’ then, I to the.Philippines. THE NATIONS AT PARIS dunno how I got the spunk to, for I our furniture stock- from the Beach Audi was skyer’n a rat,'’guess J was thinkin’ torium to our new building, corner of T COME along to a time when I ’V>6ut mendin’ thjit fence up in 'the ten- New Connonnder of the M anila Fleet waa ’twixt 13 an* 14. The’ was a acre lo t’s m uch’s anythin’,’ I says. la O n e o t the Old Guard Who S a w Cookman and Grand Avenues, where, by Services with Fueraifut iu clrlris billed to show down here in “ ’Ain’t you goin’ to the clrkis,’ he IN 1 9 0 0 the Sixties. . Saturday morning, we expect,to open our Homevillc, an’ cv’ry barn an’ shed fer snyst ** *1 ain’t got .no money t„o go to cir- doors for business. miles around had pictures’stuck onto Iicar ’Xdmfral John Crittenden Wat klscs,’ 1 says, rubbin’ the dusty toes o’ cm of orphants, an’ rhinoceroses, an’ son, who goes to rej)laui> Admiral Dewey' one foot over t’other, ‘nor nothin’ else,’ In tiie meantime we will endeavor to fevVy animal that went into tiie ark; at Manila, leaped into sudden und Ve- I snys. an’ girls rldiu’ bareback an’ jumpin’ cent fanie ns the commander of the , give our customers every possible attention I- - David nodded in reminiscent sym f tkrpvigh hoops, nn’ fellers* ridin' bure- fleet that was preparing tp cross the: cor'n wTiiine shown. Mill another will pathy, hud rubbed bis bald pull with at the Auditorium, and hope to avoid sub-' S THE time for Its opening At la li lie and make trophic for Spain be an American railroad train that will back an* iurniu’ summersets, an* doin' the back of his hand. , M \ draws nearer,i and the work for run from the Vincennes annex to the just before the close of the late , war. jecting them to any annoyances incident ^ ^ Its comcompletion is being pushed, turnovers on swings; an’ciowns getlin’ “Wa’al,” interjected the widow. exposition to the main grounds every whipped, an' ev’ry kind of u thing As a commodore he had teniporarycorn- to the moving. 'one is better able to realtze,.the magni few minutes. To the people of Europe, “ Wa’ul,” said David, resuming, “he muiid of the Havana biockadi', hut when tude of the exposition the French peO»- that could lie pietered out; an' how says to “Would you like to go to where railroad trains are so different, it was anno\ineed that he was to take’ itoje «Te building In the city of Paris. the* was Io he a grand procession at When once settled in our “ home’’ we from those in use in this country, this the ciritis?’ and with that it occurred a flying squadron to Spain he at once Not ohlv does oflr understanding of %e ten o’clock,, 'jib golden chariots, an’ will be an restjng exhibit, nnd will to me tlmt 1 did wiyj.t to go to thut became an object of national and in will make amends for any shortcomings of •exposition itself grow with its growth, * scripH’i'.rf itiiegomH, tin’ the bull also, ho doubt, prove nn nejvn'fttngflous cirkis more’tt anythin' 1 evorTvanted to ternational interest. The admiral is tv bus’nis; mi* the gran’ performance at tlie past few weeks. but we also get a fuller idea of the ' otic to one of oUf gtentest industries. before—-nor since, it seems to me. But "very strict diseiplinariail, who walks interest the entire civjliz^d world is two o'clock: ad mission, 23 con is; chil 1 tell ye the truth, I was m> far f’m Ip gddilion to the building for an ag- his deck with the..trcml of a mimatnro Watch for latter announcements, r taking in this greaC dfsplny of the 1 dren '.i»dcr at celery; an' so forth. expectin’ to go .’t I „ really * hadn't grieultural implement exhibit and a Greek st/ldier and an eye that Inoksdeep tvorks of pence. Space has*been allot- W.Val, I h.jlliM no more idee o’ £fi>in’ to knowed I wanted to. f looked at him corn exhibit, we will have a govefhtnent down into bis men. In years he is one that cirki?> ‘n I had o’ flyin* to tl^.inoon, an’ then,downvagain, an' began ten ,ted to almost every nation i n t he world, building for the use of American Vis* ~of the youngest commanders in tho a l t e r w d a v i s but Hie i. glil be lure the show somethin* W . find practically all of them have made itors, on the Qua! d’Orsay. It is licr« derin’ up a stun-hruise on' one heel navy. Those who know both men say uakeays: T)' CHAS. KRAINZ yns an officer of Farragul’s a I! through will come the works of man’s handi But of the many government build anyhow, somethin’ waked hie, pn’ I you think you.could git a eoupb* d’ craft, as well ns the resources with tlie war. The admiral is 57 years old. ing's at the exposition none will surpass Went an* looked o ut the vtindo’, ft if7 .jjekits in that-crowd? If you kin, I He ir, a grandson of the famous John ,J. which nature has blessed each,of the in splendor that of Great Britain. It ■there was tlie hull thing goin’ by the think I'll go myself, but 1 don’t want Crittenden, former uflprnev general of co'un:riefl. will stand near the American building house. The’ was more or less moon, an* to g it iny hoots all dust,* lie says. 1 the United States. The countries of Europe are compet on the Quai d-Orsny. This royal pavil I see the el’phant, an’ the big wugin.s— allowed I cM try.; an* 1 guess tfietn The* nppoiiWmx'nt of pear Admiral ing with each other for the honor of ion-, ns it is cnlled, will be nn adaptation the drivers kind o’ nOddin’ over the bare feet o’ mine tore up the dust .some John C. Watson to succeed. Admiral TAILOR making jthe beat display of their re- of the ICintrstnn u*n«Hnrr1-oii- dashboards—-an' tlie chariots with can* gcttin’ over to the wagin. Wn’al, I'had DiMve-y-'as -comma nd cr i it chief- of the- vas coveiH^-rl don-’t know" ho w nrrmy another scare gettiiV’ the iiekits,' for of ’em—an’ the cages of the tigprs an* Asiatic station is one Of the most note fear Rome one that knowed me VI see w orthy incidents in Hie developments lions, an’ all. Wa’al, L got up the next me *\Vith a half a dollar, an’ think I § 1 5 mornin' at -sun-up an’ done my chores; at Manila since the sinking of Spain'.1* must ’a’ stole the money. But I got fleet. Dewey, has frequently intimated nn* after breakfast I set off fer the ’em an’ carried ’pm,’back to him. He his desire to remain at liito post until he ten-acre lot where I was mendin’ fence. got off about a rod or so an’ stopped an’ Tho ten-acre was the farthest off of had finished out his career as an actor BOND STREET looked back. ‘Ain’t you coinin’?’ he In that final scene whieh should pro any, Ilomeville way, an* I had my din says. claim to tljc world the siihnii.ssion of the ner pail Bo’t I nccdu’t lose no time goin’ “ ‘Be I goin* w ith yon?* I rays. home at noon, an*, as luck Would have Insurgents nnd the establishment of the ASBURY PARK ” ‘Why not?’ he says, "iiless you’d undisputed sovereignty of the United It, the* w a’n’t nobody w ith me that rather go alone,’ an’ he put his linger States. Duty as well as inclination im- moriiin*. Wa’al, I got down, to the lot an* thum b into his vest pocket. Wa’al, an* set to w ork; b u t somehow I couldn't ma’am, I looked at him a minute, with g it. that show out-o’ -my head-nohow. 111s shi ny h o f lan*'bootsTa h* ~fi n e'elb*CfC NOVELTIES A Long List- Aa I said, X hadn’t no more notion oi on’ gold pin. an’ thought of my ragged goin* to th a t clrkis ’n I had of kingdom 1N Of some of the beat families of, our ole shirt, an cotton prints, an’ old chip city* aud Ocean Grove' will teatlfy come. I’d never had two shillin’ of my hat with the brim most gone,"on* my own in my hull life. But the more I tin pail an’ all. ‘I ain’t lit to,’ I says, Ladies’ to the elegance and quality of our thought on’t the uneasier I got. Some ready to cry—an*—wa’al, he jest goods aud the low price of name. thin* seemed pullin’ an* haulin’ at me, laughed, an* says: ‘Nonsense,’ he says, Call and see us, and allow us to an’ finTy I gjn In. I allowed I'd see ‘come along. A man needn’t be ashamed Belt Buckles show you our stock and quote that percession anyway if it took a leg, of his workin* clo’es,* he says, an’ I’m AND prices. Some leaders for a few an* mebbe I c'd git back ’ith o u t nobody dum’d If he didn’t take holt of my days : mlssih* me. ’Tany rate, I’d take tho hand, an* In wO:'wcnt th a t way to chances of a lickin’ jest once—fer that’s Shirt Waist Sets 31b can Lime -now Is the time you want It. One gether. \ can will m ike a pall of good Whitewash, bo w hat It m eant—an* I up an* p u t fer the “I ain’t goin’ to go over the hull Scrub Brushes...... 6c, 10c, 16o village llckity-cut. I done them foui Dust Brushes...... 80c,25c,80o show,” proceeded David, “well *s 1 re w hltow ash B ru sh e s /...... 10c, 25© mile lively, I c’n tell ye, an* the stub- member Ik. The* didn't nothin’ git away B room s...... 28c, 80o braises never hurt me once. . H. B. JOPSON Mop ana Handle, •*Besi"...... 25© from me that afternoon, an’ once I S-tb can Raked ueaoa, with or without Tomato The English Building for the Paris Exposition. “When I got down to the village it como near to stick!n’ a piece o’ ginger Sauce...... seemed to me as if the hull population j 10 bare ••Armour" 6®ap...... 25© bread into my ear ’stead o’ my mouth. JEWELER The Best Soap—and 1 wltl put It against any of Freeland county was there. I’d I had my ten-cent piece that Billy I\ thing m ade—Is “T. & W.’s Boat," 7 large ■ot~ :es, and were the exposition twice Avon, Wiltshire, ana is in the Jacooeon never seen so many folks together in bars f o r ...... as© give me, but he wouldn’t let me buy Cookman Avenue and Bond Street “Dead Stuck" for bugs has no emmt. Try It or more the size that It la every foot style (IG04)> Here the prince of Wales m y life, an’ fer a spell i tBeemed t o me as if nothin’; an’ when the gingerbread REAR ADMIRAJ/WAT90N. and be convinced, 15c and 25c bottlee, and oi apace would be crowded with* ex will hold royal receptions, to which not ev’rybody wasa-lookin’ at me an* sayin*: man come along he says: ‘Air ye hun (Dewey’s Successor Commander of th e gallon cans for hotel use, #..85. Philippine Fleet.) hibits. The nations of the far east only his own countrymen, but the peo •T hat’s old H arum ’s boy Dfive playin’ gry, Dav^?* (I’d told him m y name); aiti preparing to send to Paris the best ple of the world will be admitted. hookey,* an '-1 sneaked ’round dreadin’ ‘Air ye hungry?* Wa’al, I waa a growing pelled him to this course. It was real When he Is n o t In Paris the building HIRAM WALTON samples of their peculiar products, and somebody’d give me away; but 1 finly boy, an* I was hungry p u tty much ali ly impossible to find a substitute for G ro c e r M at Chicago in 1893 they’ will form will bo open to the public at all hours. found that nobody wa’n’t payin’any at the time. He bought 'two big squares him. For a considerable period he was EXTRACTION one of the greatest attractions of the This building ia now being constructed tention to me—they were there to see an* gin m e one. hiB country’s only responsible repre Cor.Monhoi*sd ASBURY PARK in London, and will be transported to Emory bTUErrs exposition. The native craftsmen from the show, on* one red-headed boy more “Wa’al,” he went on, “we done the sentative In the l’hilippines, and the Paris in pieces ready to put together. OF TEETH the semi-civilized and barbarous is on less wa’n’t no particTer account, hull programmy—gingerbread, lemon period was one in which the responsi It will be a fireproof structure neces lands of the Pacific and the continent Wa'al, putty soon the percession hove ade—-pink lemonade, an’ he took some bilities were of the gravest sort. JOHN N. WHITE M. W. JAMES sarily because of the vast collection of Many persons fear to have a tooth of Africa are vlelng with their broth In sight, an’ the* was a reg’lar stam o* that—popcorn, peanuts, pcp’mint The government appreciated his PROPRIETORS art works which it will contain. A11 extracted because of the accompanying ers from the civilized portions of the pede among the boys, an* when It got candy, cin’mun candy—scat 1113' ------! worth and relied upon him absolutely. of the English colonies will he as well su fiering. 111 reali ty there is li ttle p ain . world In providing attractive features by, I run an* ketched up w ith it agin, an’ he payin’ fer ev’ry thin ’— 1 thought It was a tremendous relief to the pres The sleeplesness, anxiety, and lack of for what promises to be the greatest ex represented as the mother country. an* walked alongside the el’phnnt, tin ident and his cabinet to have such a food weaken the body, and tbe nerves BERNHARD BRISTOL. he was jest mode o' money! An* I rc- hibition of all ages down to the present pall an’ all, till they fetched up inside ’inember how we talked about all th? man in command. Tliey fouiid him in become, susceptible to irritation. The tim e. The Prsmlei •( A frica. the tent. Then I went off to one Bide— doln's; the ridin’, an* jumpin’, nn' sura- valuable, both as naval administrator pain results from these causes, not from the extraction itself In this great exposition the United The latest information about the it must *a* ben about Teven or half-past, mersetin’, an’ all—fer he’d got oil the and diplomatic agent-, and bis splendid States will not occupy a second place. tribe of pigmies discovered by Mr. Stan an* ea t my dinner—I had a devourin’ ap all round capacity and ripe experience By the use of DENTO or NITROUS shyniss out
P a c t s F ig u r e s [FLAGS W e positively do as advertised., We present you here an array FLAGS Never misrepresent. Deal in W E D E L ’ S V A R I E T Y S T O R E of figures that positively admit FOR merchandise, not wind." Under of no competition. These are FOR, sell and always will. Receive not ‘‘slap back” prices or “baits,” more goods daily than any one D E W E Y 6 2 0 C o o km u but cold, hard honest quotations store in the city. W e have every on standard staple first quality DECORATION article advertised. Never raise goods, bought at prices only pos Sob w ager’s Old Stand—Betw een Bond and Bm ory S ts . DAY prices— always cut prices. sible in large quantities.- DAY A Business that has GROWN, DOUBLED and TREBLED as Ours has done in the Past Three Years MUST SATISFY AND UNDERSELL. We Defy its Equal in this Vicinity. Stationery Woodenware and Wlllowware lAgate and Enamel Ware Special Bargains. Window Shades, Tc. Bicycle Sundries Toys and Games “ 3 in 1” Oil, l a r g e ...... 10c We have the only complete stationery Step L a d d e rs 10c per foot Double Oat Meal C ookers...... 20c Enam eline, 10c e iz e ...... 5c Our sales are enormous on these The most complete line cf tlie above tore In this olty. goods. Prices are advancing daily. 2 oz. Tube Him or Rubber Cement . 5c Curtain Stretchers, nickel pins . . 11.85 Any size Seamless Cup ...... 5e Toilet Paper, package ...... Sc TIRES AT (JUT PRICES in this city. A Christmas assortment Folding Ironing Boards, large . . 75c Sea in lens H oppers...... 5c Outr present, prices are for shades all the year. • j Ine Cream Note Paper, quire . . . 5c Walnut Towel Arma...... 8c Nickel Plate Toe (Jlips^pair. . .5c Inlon skin and quadrlll foreign note, Towel Rollers, walnut...... lOo Large 00c Berlin Sauce P an , . , , 87c mornted on spring rollers complete with Games, Dolls, Iron Toys. Fine Cup oc Spouges • . * . * . 2c fixtures and slats. String Plugs ...... r lc 25o quality, 10c quire. Coppered Coat Fram es...... lc 8eamless Water Pails...... 85c Spokes, with Nipples...... lc Rolling Pins ...... 5c Seamless 16-qfc Preserve Kettle . . . M)e Child’s Sweepers ...... 19c Everythiog new in stationery will be Large Bath Sponges ...... 8c SHAI>E I'ULLS FREE. ■ Tire Tape, best . . - ...... ■ . . 2 r 200 25c Games . . IO© Butter M olds ...... 5o S traight large Sauna Pots 49c Aiatm Clocks . . . ! ...... 89c ound here. D oorStopx...... 2c Hotel Coffee Boilers ...... 59c iQpnqiie -Shades, com plete ...... 22c Bicycle Oil, none b etter ...... 3c Tea Pots ...... 15c 16 oz. bottle Pure AVitch Uazel . . 15c ! 27c Enamel, 18 colors ...... 2 for Sou Window Screens ...... 25o, 29c, 85c Fringe Shades,-complete Cleveland B’u e ...... 10c FREE! FREE! Blank Books Ball bearing No. 1 goods. We have Coffee Pots ...... 28c 8 oz. Florida W a te r ...... 9 c “ Lace ** '* . 85c Agate BLcuit Pan, 6x12 ...... 10c '• Lace and Insertion . . . . 39c CYCO, 85c CAN A lot of 10e Sun Kites, a little torn, No such stock In town. droppped the cheap screens, and taken Talcum Powder...... 5c Use N k v k k lea k , you can then have up the best. , Our Old 10c Box Paper ...... 7c Shade pulls, heavy . . . k, . . . . . lc one free to every boy buying 10c worth Fixtures . lo your tire vulcanized any time, and of goods. See our Now Ecu board Box a t . . . 10c plugs will stick. Box Paper 9c. *' Cord, per bull., ...... 4 c An im porter’s sample line of Dolls, no Delft Blue Enamel Ware Ex. heavy Finest Cream Square En . 4c Bicycle Lamps...... 85c up ”o introduce the most astonishing Garden Hose (season’s guarantee) Ooper Picture W ire . . Gas Lumps $1 50 Op two alike,, while they last, 25c. ie In box paper we wilt sell 600 boxes foot, all brass couplings. Don't buy velopes, worth JOc p ack ...... 4c Porcelain Head Picture Nails. . , lc We control this ware here. A clear Oxidized Drawer Handles . . . *. 8c Pant Guards...... • . . .2c pair Crobonole, his paper at Oo box. Heavy cream unguaranteed hose. Heavy No. 6 Business Envelopes, Frame Guards...... 8c each s in naudsomeembossed boxes; com- white inside and a mottled blue outside; none better 3c Drapery Pins, per doz . . . . ; . 2c Phono harps, Clothes BsBkets, Waste Baskets, 25o Pedals, fine . . . 75c p air Iron Toys, 9 it w ith 20o goods. Any kind of Basket. won't chip or burn. It is absolutely' 8 oz. bottle Liquid B lu d u g ...... 5c Brass Extension R ods ...... 5b Gas Torch and box of Tapers . . . 19c M & W, Inner Tubes...... 99c Steam Toys, ■ ^ > sheets' One note, 50 envelopes to 14-qt. Market Baskets...... 4c pure, none bettpr, none heavier; it’s Vanilla and Lemon Extract, ,5c and 10c Other prices later. Space too limited. Electric Toy&< * :oh in neat box, 25o Corner Brackets ...... 16c Delft Blue and you’ll find it here only. 600 page full bound Ledgers' .... 75c Drums, Decorated Straw Splashers...... 9c ak, 25o quart. < It’s worth buying, it lasts. Grocers and Butchers Books,. d o z.. . 8c Picture Boobs, Best Gas Mantels ...... 15c Sheet Music, lc Sheet Oil Sim s, 39c up Magic Lanterns; Sink Scrubs' ...... 2c Tea Strainers r ...... lc Biid Cage Springs...... , . . lc Full line Gasolene Stoves in few days. Doz. “ “ C u p s ...... 5c Walt for cut prices. Mason’s Fruit Jars Boxes pish M ops...... 8c Parlor Matches, 7c 25 Clothes Pins, lc. “ “ S e e d ...... 0c Lawn Mowers, Guaranteed. Wire Soap Dish ...... 8c Oak Curtain Poles ...... 19c Our FISHING TACKLE did not Safety Rizore .... 4 ...... 91.00 Egg W h ip s ...... 2c Complete with ends and rings. get in on t ime to quote. Wait I Prices Table Oil C lo th ...... 15o yard Warranted Razors...... 1 00 Stove Lifters ...... lc .A li, sizes and colors in stock. Our will be smashed. We want to say right here that there Tinware, &c. * 25o eivlng s t r o p ...... 15c Dover Egg Beaters ...... 8c line of brass goods includes curtain fix Notions Is NOT a store In this city giving you the tures, rings, sockets, cups, hooks, Any siz.a Scissors 25c T row els...... 4 c Big jobs in Wash Boilers expected rge Retinned Sauce Pans .... lOo quality Table Oil Cloth at 15o per yard 0 inch Shears ...... 10c screws, eto , etc. this week. Pins, per dozen papers . lOo lotato M ashers ...... Oo that we are. No seconds here; there is Jar Rubbers, fresh, per doz . . . 8c G raters ...... lc We have all the cheap Tinware now T h im b le s ...... to ouble Match Safes . . . • • .... • Oc none better made. 15c per yard. A big job firsts Lnmson & Good- Machine Oil ...... » 3c Finest Pins m ade ...... 5o Best Sheif Oil C lo th ...... 5c Fall Line Hamnmcks, so constantly advertised as bargains offee Flasks'...... 4o now a Knives and Forks, capped Wood Water Palls...... * 10c elsewhere. We undersell. Three dozen Safety P in s ...... 5c paned Trays . . V Oc Beet Stair Oil C lo th ...... 8c CROQUET SETS, BASE BALLS. Four papers Hair Pins ...... lc and bolstered; none finer. Each 5c Pepper Boxes ...... lc Jfater Coolers 99c up Folding 60c. Pocket Scissors . . . 25c • TENNIS GOODS. Horn and Alluminum Pins, dozen . 5c fat Milk C an ...... 10c . Painter’s Brushes Folding 50c Cork Screws . .... 25c Hand Mirrors ...... Oo Hardware Specials %nch PIq Plates ...... 2 for 5 , i Rucksts, 99e fo 87.00. Balls, Nets, Clawson’s Amonia ...... 5c Poles, etc. Porcelain Wheel Casters, any sizs.set Go llokei; plated, solid copper Tea Ket- Every size up to 8-0; Pound Brushes, Pocket Knife Oil Stones ...... 4c Combs, Brushes, Etc. ftles]. . •...... 98o Sash Toots, Varnish and Paper Hanger’s Stormer Bicycles $15.00 Heel Plates, per pair...... lc Ik, pet bottle ...... 8c Brushes. No stock in town better or Express WSgor.a, 8c up. CompasaSawa...... i5c Full size Pompadore Combs . J , . 10cu la v in g (jarcift...... lOo, 15c, 25c larger. Discount to Palntere. i Extra Special. All sizes best Chisels...... 25c licket Knives . , . . 5o to $1.50 Bixby’s Shoe Dressing...... 9o GarJen Sets, worth IOq., 5c. set. ' “ Coat and Vest Buttons, dozen . . . lo“ Pad Lodbs 5c, 8c, 10c. 15c, 25c Stocking Darners, each . t c8o liver Plated Spoona, 8 years guaran Blxby’s Russet Dressing '. 9c Macbeth's No. 2 or B Chimneys worth SjerowB, Screw Eyes, Hooks, Nails, tee . . . 50c doz. Chair Seats . . -...... 5cBtxby’aShoe up Polish...... 8c 10c, special this enle ...... 5c Corset Laces, longest ...... lc Gilt Nails ...... lo d o z A fine Broom ...... 25o Hoes, Rakes, Shovels, Etc. &c., all binds, at cut prices. Shoe Laces, pair ...... lc ano Brush . '...... 16o Gallon of Amonia ...... 19c Sand Paper, 2 sheets . . v ...... lc and Scrub . . ■ . 8o W r in g e r s ...... $i;59to!8.25 Whisk Broom s.,...... 10cup Scythe Stones ...... 3c Collar Buttons, dozen ...... 4c Wood Bowls ...... Soup Barrel Covers . . r ...... 10c* 4-Hook Cloth Racks 5c Kid Curlers, dozen . . ► . . 8c, 4c, 5o bp andHandlo ...... * • .17c Double Chopping Knife ...... 5c Potts Irons, set ...... 75e r Looks ...... 10c pair Wash Boards ..... lOo up Varnish Stain Knife B oxes. . * ...... 8c Wall Scrapers, wide'...... 10c Pefcrl Buttons, dezen ...... 5e Folding Tables . . „ . ..99c Potts Iron Holders ...... 8e Rubber Nipples, each . . . . • 8p nd S foot Oars ...... 10c foot Old wood made new. Stains, and Salt Boxes, hard wood ...... 10c Tack Pullers ...... 3c Stove-Brushes, bent handles. . . .10c Lth Tubs i . . . 25c to 15 Varnishes at earns time. Lar,gecanl5o Liquid WGIue ...... 5q Curling Irons . . . 3o up Clear Pine T ubs ...... 55c, 05c, 75c OiTCioth Binding with cornerB . . . 10c Darning Cottoni dpzen . . . . • Qo fotli Pick, large box '■...... 4c Salad S e ts '. . 10c Cedar T u b s ...... Q5o, 75c, 95o Neat Eggs, two for , ...... 5C S le n d e rs ...... - ...... ®oi We Undersell Willow Nursery Chair ...... fjOo Shelf Paper, vride„doz ...... 4C A full line of Notions at cut prices. - Flour P ails ...... Fibre 25c Tubs . . . ; ...... 51 10 Maslin Iron K ettles 19c Up No Misrepresentation Kindling Wood, bundle,. '2c Free Delilivery. Glassware W e Have the Goods No, Waits for Packages Bird C ages...... 08c up Gur Terms— Spot Cash Quick Change Hammock Uooks, Retinned . . . . Bo You oahnot duplicate elsewhere the Flai IrooB 4c„lb. Fly.PaperqSticky)^ eheet. . . > . 2c Yellow .Ware glassware we are offering a t 10c and 15o; Easy Freezers Iron Earn Boilers, Frying Tans cold Curry Combs, solid,back , .'. . . . 10c, A large line of looks as if cut, but It’s the price n ot tho, Brass Lamp Burners, £7o. 0, 4c; No. handles, 5o u p . Feather DuBters . V . . 10c pp glass, 7, 8 and 0 Inch pretty oval glanf ( LITTLE ICE 1 1, 5c} No. 2 / . . . 3 . 7o Waffle Irons ...... 49c up Reservoir Window Brush ...... 45c Is, fro m . • 1 * 5c to 75c dishes at-8o, 4c and'5c each. A bargain Sc— - N OVELS 10 c d JBox . i t • • • 25c REQUIRE! LESS SALT, Coal Scuttles ...... •’’. I . . .15c Fine Halt Floor Brushes ...... 45c ofhargains. . (NO GRINDING We sell snore chimneys than any two .Bargains in cloth bound Books, five d, corlr lined faucet.. . . . 5c FireShovels •....'...... 80 Furrtlture Bekters ...... 10a in set; Damns, Corrollf, Caroyj etc. line . . . . . ; 4c T u m b le rs ...... '. . . s ■ ■ 28c dux. T<* Crvnm perfectly smooth stores In thfft offr, Wfoirvele., all sfzen. Family Scales-gnd Scoop ...... 75o Furniture Dusters...... 25c opticouB. .. . ✓ ...... $4.75 Whiskey Glasses..'. ■■ . . ;. . . 46c doz Lvet.y quo warranted. Come see itv Lamps 10c up. Brackets und Reflectors. Garbage Cans ...... ' . fcic.to 83.00 Lunch Boxes < 10c, 16o 75o 8ET. 6 THE ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS. Still no answer, and what was worse, AT THE STILE. It was a sad disappointment. the heads began to disappear from the B ut although Ben. May brook was o Adovm the Brassy lane she come .trail, one after another, as if not caring good boatsteerer, 1 think We hnd never And loitered at the stile— to nortec us further. v (Her grandmamma did Just thesam© rated him a t his full value until then. "Well, that is cool!” smd Ben; “btit There inany years orstwhllo)-— Springingup from his creeping posture, The hole stile hereabout, I wls* IW going aboard of her, whotlhether they For. now are walls to climb: ^ . nnd drawing Ins weapon far back with want me or not. This thing :m ust be hia brawny arinB, he hurled it through ,Tet such a goodly style as this, cWuredJl.w, «|*\ up—so ItAvnhere rrAAulgoes! ** 1 the air. It was a prodigious effort of ■ .Why did it change with time? ..LSMt. He cjsvmbered up the ship’s side nnd 1 0 . 0 0 strength and skill, and we held our Gas Ranges, $ No satin Blippers then she wore;,. IjSjjjfF looked over, then quickly ducked his No green calash, no shawl, boeatli as we witnessed M. But it struck head and came down faster than he had No flfchu primly crossed before, •. the mark ami w*e felt like giving a loud gone up. ^ N o powdered wig at all; ’ . hurrah as we saw it buried deeply be Yet at ill she dimpled on the stile The next- moment a monstrous white hind the creature's forward flippers. TWO WAVS TO COOK A s grandma did, they say: bear sprang upon the bulwarks, hold Tho’ styles may change, a maiden’s smile The next moment 29 uieir, with Dhstout ing iu one. of his big paws the boat- ; I b Just as sweet to-day. arms, were tugging at the whale line. stecrer’s cap, just missing the wearer’s Then Marjorlt looked up at me, The walrus had rolled off into the One—Clean, Convenient, Economical, gaining And I looked down ot her, head. water, but he had received a mortal "Hours!” cried Ben; "the deck is alive The while upon the stile sat wo wound a. an,d being, besides, only one in popular favor everyday. A s once her grnmlfolks were. with* them,, and they are the fellow’s against 29, he was at such a fearful dis And then I'spoke their old, old phrase that have been looking at us, Thera advantage that we got him, in spite of And named a sweet, fond name— isn’t a man aboard of her. 'Why, that One—Dirty, Clumsy, Wasteful, behind the Tho’ stiles have chunged since ancient liis struggles. 1 think he was larger old chap up there wasn’t three feet days>v than a full-grown ox, and his huge One stj'Ie r^^?mins the* same! from me as I looked over. He’s got my age and rapidly going out of use. CAS COAL Vurved tusks gave him a very forinid- —Ab^le Farwulr'Drttttfn., in Woman’s Ilome cap, aud he just, grazed my scalp with a Companion. ^ *al)le appearance. ** sweep of hisNpavv. He struck out like Our try works had.been wrecked by lightning.” the fall of the masts and the general breaking up of things, to say nothing Two other bears followed the flrst-, A Mysterious Crew of the fire. Vet we had managed to evidently excited by what had taken melt enough snow in the big kettles to place, and now there waa nn ominous growling. We drew back hurriedly. Consolidated Gas Co. ot New Jersey By George H. Coomer. supply us with all tlie water wo needed; and now, with some charred fragments Hen, however, would have tried his harpoon, lmd we not restrained him of the wreck, and some matches which the rued had about Hiem for their pipes, from the dangerous neL The white 619 Mattison Avenue monsters were too many for us, and wc T WAS early in the season, nml'of we started a blaze sufficient to broil, or could only,returq to camp as speedily all the whaling ileet our ship had nt least half broil, large slices,of the •walrus, of which all hands partook ns .possible, J greedily, done or not xlone. Nearly Our shipmates wore greatly excited ecu the first to reach the Arctic, where ^ ' ASBURY PARK, N. J. roore than out* vessel hud beeudestroyed starved as we were, it seemed a de hy our storj*, nnd all hands presently by ice the previous fall.- A fter get- licious feast. It was our first- full men I set out with us for the scene of our ad \ding well up north we caught two or after the catastrophe to th$ ship, and •ventin'©. As we' reached the spot not whales, but our success was' only if gave us strength and hope. an animal was visible, but we had hard iotlowed by ail appalling disaster. We After this, for some days we jvere Iv mounted the bulwarks when a per had just finished cutting in.the thick, • considerably annoyed by fogs, which* fect stream of big, scrambling paw: Jisfcury Park fiotcis Jfibtiry Park hotels oily overcoat of a huge old follow, 60 would conn* up -suddenly, to disappear ©nine pouring out of the main hatchway and tumbling over tbe opposite side of feet long, piling the ‘'blubber",oiideck, i«i a tVw hours. Sometimes they rose Joseph Harris F A M IL Y “yfepTirVitoVy f(5~irs' l t vltig out; \\;Uc& but little above the ice or water, so that 'HiTTnHpT’' TK efirw crc’l 3 “o f -thrnr*—fo u r HOTEL the ship became so hemmed in by the a person upon an elevation of a dozen more* than we had bargained for—but Grand and Sewall Avenueb our superior force appeared to terrify shifting masses of ice that we saw es feet could actually see over them. But OPEN ALL THE YEAR. cape to be^ impossible until some fur they prevented us from exploring our them. Hen Maybrook killed one of the largest; but all the others escaped, and Steam heat. Electric lights; ther movement df the great floes about surroundings to the extent we might All'modern Improvements. otherwise have done. we were glad to spe them go. SIG/N W R ITER us sliould open a lane for our deliver Sun parlor. Reasonable ptlo&s. ance. . . . Our impatience, however, would not An examination of the French whaler But a fearful disappointment awaited permit us to remain wholly inactive; showed that tlie bears, ns our men re us. Th‘e sky begun to darken, and a and.we made excursions in various di marked, had been "living high.” They 805 SUMMERFIELD AVE. rections, hoping to. discover a wider ex had torn off the main hatch, which per The W ellington furious gale sprang tip. The reader I • may imagine our sitijution, with*the big panse of open water than was visible haps had not been fastened down, and - Fifteenth Season. ice islands in intftion all about us, grat from our first-position. Our longing having once got into the bold, had ------— -Asbury Park ing against each other, and getting for some glimpse of a ship, however worked with tooth and claw upon the OPEHCUNDER SAME MANAQEMENT. SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET; nearer and nearer to the doomed ship, great her distance from us, had become barrels of provisions which they found FEAIvE E. SMITH. os the broad, heavy swells raised by intense; for such a discovery/would tell there, till the contents were arrived at. Cine Cables . the wind, .surging against them from us that we were not utterly alone In To our great joy, we discovered that B 1 C Y C L E S I the open ocean beyond, caused them the midst of thot frozen sea. the vessel, which at first must have heen solidly frozen in, was now almost Yon must now be familiar with PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Norwood Hall slowly but surely to change position. One day four of us, Including May- O P E N S M A Y 9 7 t h ’ At last the crash came. With a berg brook, tho boatsteerer who had killed afloat. She had, as w© found from her my prices. PerhapB yon have not The Standard Railroad of America a hundred feet high on one side, and a the walrus, took a much longer tramp papers, been abandoned eight months seen the wheels. They are not the Corner Fourth avenue and Kingsley street. Superior table service. low, level plain of ice on,, the other, we than usdal. We passed through several previous, yet she seemed/ perfectly common ones, but the best on the O n nnd a fte r M ay 21,1899. Special terms fcf the spring and fall months. tight. The Ice continued to break up, were caught as "between the upper and narrow streaks, of fog, with spaces of market. The Yales and Feather- TRAINS LEAVK ABB CRT PA.EK—-WXKX- DATS. TRAVERS &.TRUMPBOUR. nether millstones," so lo speak; hnd so clear air- between, und at length and a fortnight later she was in open stones are certainly marvels of'fceaa- reached an immense berg, of which a w ater. For New York and Newark, 7 15,8 20, 910 a m, irresistible was the sjlock tbafThe op ty, but best of all they suit the 2 85 and 5 27 p m. posite sides of the fillip were brought distant view had been obtained from Being once more in possession of a riders. Yon can be suited also. For Ellaab«th. 8 20, 0 10 n m , 2 S3 an d 8 27 p m . our camp, but which was not especially good ship, with nearly a full cargo of F o r R ahw ay, 010 a m 2 S3 m id 3 27 p m . Hotel Clarendon completely together, her stout fciba New wheels arriving daily. Craw F o r M ataw ra, 010 . m , 2 83 an d B 27 J> m . crackling like dry twigs. f notable among so many others. In try oil, we made sail out of the Arctic, ar F o r L ong B ranch. 7 IS. 8 20,0 10. 10 28, U 02,11B0 Opens About May 15. 30a Flflh Avenue, Asbury Perk, N. J. ing to pass around it where it shelved riving In due time at San Francisco, ford’s with full guaranteed tires,, a m , 2 « , * 85. 3 27, 8 <0 an d 7 07 p m . The deck, with all its belongings, in F o r Rod B onk, 7 IB, 8 30,010 . tn . 2 85 n d 5 27 p m. Two blocks from the ocean. One of the fiDeat views of the Park and ocean cluding the trypots full of boiling oil, downward to'the level plain below, we where we hadigood reason to he satis- only $25. For Philadelphia, Broad Street, and Trenton, to be had. Near Bunset Lake, boating and bathing grounds. Flrstclass hotel found ourselves at an elevation of 50 led with, the award of the marine 7 » , 7 39 a m , 12 40. 4 07 a n d 3 87 p m .' was pushed bodily out upon the ice, Snndries as low as any dealer can For Camden via Trenton and Bordentown, 7 29, In every respect. GEO. W. WATEBBURY. ~ while all our boats were either crushed or 60 feet, though this was nowhere court, which allowed us a generoua sell them. Repairing, rentals and 7 59am . 1240 and 4 07 p m. near the height of the great ice moun amount of salvage. But I think we had For Camden and .Philadelphia via Toms River, \>y the collision or wrecked beyond re instruction. p£3 p m. very fairly earned it.—Golden Days. pair by the falling masts and yardsi tain itself; and here we stopped for a Remember the place Laurel House survey of what was before us. or Toma River, Island Heights and intermediate The Victoria which all came down at once with a Pstations, 11 f 8 a m , 2 88 p m. Second Avenue and A fog, not very thick, had gathered prodigious crash, some ot them break THE ADVERTISING FIEND. CENTRAL HALL For Point Pleasant and intermediate stations Third and Ocean Avenues Kingsley Street behind us, but, as usual, ithad not risen 11 08 a m , 2 63, a n d 518 p m . ing up and others remaining entire. For ’New Brunswick, via Monmouth Junction. more than a few feet. Where w© now 714 MATTISON AVENUE OPEN APRIL 1. Nineteenth season. O PEN JU N E 15, 1899. In fact, a more complete wreck can He Has Invented a Genuine Novelty 7 59 a.m , 12 40,4 01, an d 5 87 p m . stood the air was perfectly cleat, but a hardly be conceived. tn the Shape of a. Billboard • TRACTS LEAVK NEW YORX FOB ASSORT FARE. MISS 8. KEMPE, Proprietor. Under same, management. strange scene lay before us on the other Cbntrltm tion- Box. M. L. FERRIS, Proprietor We had been trying out’our "catch” From West Twenty-Third Street station, 8 bs a side of the berg. There the mist was so at the moment when the gale sprang m. 1240,825, 825 and 6 10 p. m . Sundays, B 20 dense that it looked as if a person might In Las Callus, N. M., t^erd is a church, a m a n d 4 60 p m , tip, and although the lire had gone From Deebrosses and Cortlandt street ferries at The Stafford the members of which believe that the , dojvn, it was not yet quite out. The walk upon it. Level and motionless as » 1 0 a m , 12 60, 2 30, 8 4 9 a n d 5 10pm . Sundays, a house floor, and about 20 or 30 feet passing of the contribution box should 9 45 a m ., an d 5 15 p m. Corner Filth Avenue and Heck Street Open All The Year | shock to the trypots caused them to Do You Want On Sunday will stop at Interlaken and Avon in in depth, ft appeared like a still, un be a source of revenue, even if nobody spiH their oil, which instantly caught place of North Asbury Park'and Asbury Park to Opposite Sunset Lake Special accommodations for bicycles ruffled sea. drop3 in a cent. With one stroke oi et off passengers. fire, and this was soon communicated to We were looking upon-It curiously, genius in the shape of nn improved con To Feel Better? For terms address MRS. A. I . GOT. the fallen spars, sails and rigging, as ° TRACTS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA (Brottd St.) FOR ob the horizontal rays of the arctic sun tribution box they have solved two well as to th3\splintered boats. Be ASnUItT PARK, I I _ i - 1 /"J f J i 210 Second avenue. El-venth Reason * Good Ocean shone across its surface, when Ben problems. In the flrst place, a sharp Do'you want tdlmproveyour health ? fore the heat be&ume unbearable, how A t 6 50»8 SO, II 44 a m . 8 30 and 4 02 p m , w eek Maybrook suddenly started, looking iit eel rod projects several inches below De you want rich, red bl&od T Then days; Market Street Wharf, »la Camden and notei uiaasrone 8Ki,uM.'!3n*r"r-,-'!sBBE. APPLEGATE. ever, we succeeded in saving some of intently toward -something at a dis take T renton, 6 10, 7 10, 10 30 a m, 2 80 and 3 80 p m . the lighter yards, with the canvas at week-days. Leave Market Street Wharf via T i n r-a l- ¥ I tt r-. ic-r.-r-i 801 Fourth avenuo, 8 blocks from beach. Season April tance. Jam eaburg, 710 a m , 4 00 p m , w eek-days. | ||£ nawuiorne to Nov®11*!*!*. special term a for tho Spring nnd Fall tached, and were able also to cut aw ay m onths. "Look, j’ou fellows!” he cried, "look, the upppr fore topsail, well knowing WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH look! There’s a ship, as sure as I lire! Black’s Sarsaparilla npf - ^ \ \ 7 • i | _ 208 Second aventie. This Hotel' is delightfully located. Only how invaluable such articles would be LEAVE BROAD STREET. PHILADELPHIA. I f i C , W 1 1 l f l . r O one block from the beach and haa all the modern Improvement*. See, there are her topgallant masts nnd * T v MBS. O. M. VAN W ICKLE. come to us should we not be shortly res . Made of the purest and best o Na For Baltimore and Washington', 8 50. 7 20. 8 82, topmasts, just above the fog. f>he cued—a result which was very un ture’s remedies. There are lots sf Sar 10 20, ll 23a tn. 12 09 <1230 Limited, Dining Car), must be in open water. In the name of saparilla blood purifiers, but none quite 1 18 (D icing C ar), 3 12, 4 41 (5 28 Congressional Becond avenue, near the beach. certain at the best. L im ited, Dining C ar), 0 84, 6 17, 0 55 (Dining N O W O i*M N all that’s ljmky, let’s make a course for so Rood as B la ck ’s. Y o u m ay as well Grand Central Hotel Some provisions and water had been Car), 7 31 (Dining Car) v m, an d 12 05 n ig h t week Special terms for the spring months. her as straight as a whale line.” have the best. 100 doses GO cts. Sold days. Sundays, 3 50, 720, 0 12, 11 28 a m , 12 09. A. TER H U N E, Proprietor. left in the boats after our last whale We started for her nt once, but the on ly by 1 1 2 (D ining C ar). 3 12, 4 41 (5 20 Congressional chase, and these were secured, though Limited, Dining Car), 5 84 fl-55 (Lining Car), 408 8eventh^ avenue. NearReventh avenue sun parlor*. a Open fog was so dense that it became very 7 31 (D icing C ar), p ro. and 12 05 night. the year, steam heat, baths, gas; large and comfortable room*. at the cost of some painful burns on Time tables or all other trains of the system Special term* for winter and spring mouths. 8 . FLYNN. diflieult to keep the necessary course, Chas. J. Black, Apothecary, may be obtained at the ticket offices or stations. our hands and faces—our chief mate, and, besides, the distance was much J. R. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agt T p | _ I I / _ - 2 - 1 404 Seventh Avenue. Now open. Large, cheerful room* who wore a full beard, having it near greater than we hai) supjmsed. There J. B. Hutchinson, Gen. Manager. - _ O pposite Postoffioe. I | | P W u r W l C K th o ro u g h ly heated. N ear Seventh Avenue Sun P&rloTi ly all singed off. We also got a num could be little doubt that we were “ T T Term* reasonable. . ber of harpoons and ladces, tdgether astray, and. once confused, it was not A SOURCE OF REVENUE. w ith a boat ha/chei, a "Jine-tub” ahd easy to right ourselves. The mist lay P lum bin g line; and then the roaring flames were (Contribution Box on Which Advertising GrandM Avenue V Hotel Ion.S^vs^ns^SHa Superior table. L. SILL, Proprietor tzgr* so thick on onr hair and clothing that Space Ia for Sale.) left to finish their work—sending up it formed itself into Jargbdrops, so that CHARLES F. WYCKOFF Comer Grand and Munroe avenuee. One block from Electrio ■ h a M y q f n * n cars and five minutes walk frjm tb« beach or railroad station. from the large mass of burning blub we were wet from head to foot. the bottom of the box. This is used to T in n in g , awaken members of the congregation Dealer in A l l v \ / I d l l i i C Steam heated. Open all tho year Superior table. Commodious. ber a column of intensely black smoke, We appeared to have somehow In , . f poVches. Special rates for fiitnilie*. M. J. GENUNG. who maj- be taking a nap preliminary OHS, BRUSHES and melting the surface of the ice till creased in size, looking unnaturally Furnace Work to the sermon, and to concentrate the VARNISHES Mixed Paints Two minutea’ walk from beach. Open entlre ju t the w ater ran in streams. bulky to choh other, so that we took on Steam heat. Modern Improvements. Sumssta' attention of those whose thoughts may The Philadelphia ra te s , 18 to $ 15, Fall and winter price*, |5 to S8; Our situation Was forlorn, indeed, the clumsy appearance of Eskimo; be wandering on jthe m atter immediate^ 307 s u n s e t A venue. Families considered. and there was no probability of imme such n strange effect had this decep HARDWARE AND NOTIONS diate relief. The loose ice had so changed tive, s/did body o f mist. lv at hand. But the most striking thing AU kinds of rt^rlo r and Exterior Painting Cookman ave- about the new box is tbo fact that the done, either by contract or day’* w ork. J. E. FLlTCROFT sl o die y ear. Ooxn- its position that no ship could now We had wandered aim lessly for some Estimates cheerfully given. Commercial^ Hotel mandtngM& full— view&T . of the boa. BroadBn pen * space on Its sides is rented for adver large, airy, comfortable rooms. Steam heated throughout, Bervloe and cuisine exoellaot. fin reach the plaee where our mVn ves time, v)i**n the boatsteerer, who, with tising purposes. Thus, when oue of Opposite Postofflce terma for the fall and winter month*. E, VAN AE sel hud been destroyed, and it m ight his shouldered harp*,on, was a little in- Of tie© 700 Main St. the congregation drops n quarter into be weeks before an oprn sea would per advance, stopped short with a glad ex Cor. 5ew«llAr#. I Asbnry Park, OCEAN GROVE the box, he is reminded that "Jon Of Ocean Grwe Hotels Ocean 6rooe Hotels mit a near approach to us. Vet here clamation. was the spot, of all others, where we pays the highest price for butter” oi 3 and s Pitman avenue, 4 an d 6 McCilntock itreet.. ThI* hotel Ik "Hurrah!” he cried; “what’s this? "Asquith gives GO days’ credit on car open alla ll'* the y e * r. ~Sun___ parlor* ' and ‘ well...... heated room* for the cool must wait for succor, as we had pre Boys, we’ve found her! We’re all right m onth*.. T______h e o nly' hotel In Ocean Grove supplied with aea water, viously obsened the llo»-s and b.-rgs tu pets and furniture.” The cut of the The Alaska bath*. The location Is o f the best, too eet from boardwalk am! now! Here she is, right before Our box herewith reproduced is from Plain close to auditorium-- — -•---- aud * post office. — --N. —H. ~TTKILMKE, fJtrtX} Proprietor* be less conipaeiat this point than else-- noses. Ship ahoy! ” he continued, hail where. . .. A T alk. 80 South Main street. Ocean Grove. Table supplied wttn milk 1 _ ing the fog-covered vessel; "take ua vegetables from our own farm. All modern Improvement*. Terma Our first care was to construct a aboard, for heaven’s sake— we’re in dis Rifle Invented by a Boy. Palo Alto moderate. Open all tha year, H. A. TBUAX, ;? tent, which, as the wind was still high, tress.” The Austrian war office is investigat we found to be quite difficult. It waa A surly fellow put his head over the ing new magazine rifle, the inven made by placing our three royal yard a rail, but said nothing. Then another tion of a 37-ycar-old boy named Ivan Now is the Time, Cime Cables In triangular form, *the foot of each and another head appeared, until there Mapan,,of Nowigrail. The gun takes 15 restin g in n hole .which we had chopped were nine iu all; but although we were cartridges at a load, and it is said that CENTRAL R. RJF NEW JERSEY in the ice with our hatchet, while the so near them, they had such a strange, it can be discharged at the rate of 40 upper ends were firmly lashed together. dim, supernatural look, as they peered shots a minute. The invention is about O have your Letter Paper, En Anihraclte Coal DseJ Exclusively, Insur- 8 0 C e n t ® These strong spurs were th»*n covered down at us through the fog,“that we had to be tested at the imperial arsenal in with a portion of the canvas we had a half-superstitious feeling, as if at Vienna. velopes, Bill Heads and lng Cleanliness and Comfort secured, while qmnther portion fu r last we had found the "Flying Dutch The Fly tViu* Fooled. •T nished a carpet o f several thicknesses m an!” | other office stationery print PATTEN LINE for the solid ice floor orf our tent. A fly was found by a companion roll The fellows looked ns if they had Time table lo effeot May 8, 18)9. AND THE Aa we numbered ?'.» men, the foo<\ and ing about in agony. "What ails you?” You have the time to attend to it. We bonnets on, and every head was an ex inquired {he companion in a sympa ed. water we had managed to snatch from tiucts lxavk isiumy park. act likeness of every other. They stared thetic tone of voice, "1 kavje_the paint the wrecked wl/alcboats were miserably have the time to show you proofs and give down upon us without Baying a word, er’s colic,” groaned the sick fly1, as an For New York, Newark and Elizabeth via all rail Bdagtle Coast Eleeme Q. R. Go. insufficient for our needs; but we put as If wondering what sort of beings we lo u te , 0 80,8 00 a m , 1812,210, 4 00, 6 80 p ra. ourselves on extremely short allowance, expression of agony swept over his fea your work special attention, which cannot be Sundays fromTntarlaken station, 7 87 a m,-4 18 were chut had com e-out of the fog. tures. "I thought I would take a bit P BL , Via PLEASURE BAY and hoped for the besh A few daya "I tell you we’re in distress,*’ persist* For Phllailelphla and Trenton via Ellzabethport, off the b rig h t red cheeks of th a t woman 6 20, 8 00 a m , 10 12,7UO. 4 00 p m. Sundayb previous we had observed a number of ed the . boat-stcerer. "We’re ship*, anywhere during the rush preceding the LEAVE PLEASURE BAY ' over there, and this is the result,” had from Interlaken station, 7^7 a m; 418 p m. seals ii> the open places am ong t?,c wrecked and starving—lost every thing For Baltimore and Washington, 6 20,8 00 a m, Wqek dayB...... 7.20 a.m., 8.S0 p.m. Hr 1212,4 00 p m. Sunday* from Interlake* sta- Ice, and we now felt„tlmt in obtaining in tfie ice. There’s a lot more of ug—29 The D urability of Cedar,* summer - season. Successful men plan their tlp n , 7 87 a m , 4 18 p m . RETURNING LEAVE NEW YORK some of them, lay .our sole hope of avert hi all. Let us‘get aboard, won’t you?" Some Egj’ptlan boats made of cedar, For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch Foot W0Bt 13tk a t .0.00 a.m., 2..0 p.m; C hunk, 6 20,8 00 a m .1 2 12, 210 p m . Sundays Battery Park...... 0.30 *> 8.10 “ ing complete starvation. Not^o^jyord came iff reply—nothing probably in use 4,500 years ago, have work so they can give their personal super from Interlaken station, 418 p m. The ic? was constantly changing po but that stupid, silent stare. been found buried near the banks of the For Wiikesbarre andBoranton, b 00 a m, 1218 p m .. SUNDAYS § For Buffalo and Chicago via D.. L & W. It. B., sition, probdbly from some deep cur "What can they hi can?” queried lien; Nile, and furnish an interesting proof vision to it. Yop will not have time next < | Loave Plenaure Bay ...... 3.20 p.m. 800 am .400 pm . Sundays from Interlaken “ N. Y., foot West IStb s t ..; .0.00 a m rent beneath it;-and on the morning of "they can’t be Yankees; no American o.f the pcftver of that wood to withstand s ta tio n ,«18 p m .— the third day there appeared a tempor ••• “ Battery Park 8.80 would act in such a way aa this; ■ it’a the ravages’ of tlm©.______summer. ‘ You will have, time during the next RSTUIUtCTO TO ASBORY PARK. ary channel of open water at no great barbarous. — they must be a nock oi £l*fc»hoe. Behind a sm all lee hqmmock. fouls. IIold on,- though—i gut&s we can Five Cnlcea. six weeks. Why.not attend to it ? Leave N ew Yo rk , fo o t o f ^Liberty stre e t, a ll rail Baggage carried free with paaseDger*.- make out what craft this is—I’ll see.v VI wish tq pay you, Lor, five cakes,1 route, 480 6 50,8 80. 11 80 a m , 1 45,415, 440, Take car which leave* Asbary Park no. clpse to thiB opening, we discovered a 615 p m . S u ndays to Interlaken statio n , 9 00 a thurrG 20 a.m . fo r 7.20. a.m . boat.- F o r afternoon He passed around to the stern, looked eald a traveley to a railway restau boat, take car not later than 2.20 p. m. S'rndaya walrus,, apparently asleep. Binding qur m , 4 00 p m . ' , r.hA nfliriH, whale line to one of the. harpoons, up find spelled out "Languedoor— rant keeper, Leave Now York from South Ferry, Whitehall "But you had only four—a sponge stre e t, 8 25,11 26 a m, 140. 8 65,4 85,6 10 p m . crept in a long row.towards the hq llhvre.’[ She was .a French ship, atoll B undays to In terlak en s ta tio n ^ 65 a m , 8JJ5 p m. events—*tfie nmpe told .us’ that much.- cake, a cocoanut calie, an almond cake J. H. OLHAUBEN, Gen'lfiupt. * mockl wrth one .of our boatrsteerero, H . P . Baldwin, G en. Pass. A gt. Dome^ Ben .Maybrook, a young fellow, "Yes, these * chaps are Frenchl” said and « currant chke.” , , ■ . <*> 22 years old, in the lead, harpoon In Ben, "and they can’t understand Eng MAnd a stomaeli-nke,” added the trav-i T h e D a i l y P r e s s P r i n t e r y ©let.—Brooklyn Eagle. hand. \The walrus; howeyer, discovered lish; but then they might«say *Bome- John N. Burtis DAILY PRESS ns before we. bad approached as near, thlpg to us in their own lingh, anyhow. Im parting Kn 6 W le d a r« . to him as we hud hoped to get. He was Hey, you fellows up.there!” he con 6 0 7 Flattison Avenue UNDERTAKER tinued, oncd more hailing the queer- VPaw, -what is a treadmill ?” SPECIAL"ADSA about floundering into the-wafer, ahd **A treadmill, Johnny, is a stairway icLtPHONE 5 » A 708 Mattlaon Avenue our empty etomaphs fairly cried' opt loo^fing crejv, "parlez vous Francals? I say, don’t you know your own lan- that you climb and e.llmb without ever w ith despair a$ we saw him move. ^An- getting upstairs.*'—Chicago Tribune. Oofflnff and Btnfal Caskete op band or BRING !MM Elf IA TE RESULTS cither moment apd he Would be gone, aaimrc?” , fnralBbed to order? I - “j**l V* t h e ASBURY PARK' <*»< i f •ir
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Too much stress cannot be laid upon the fact that Asbury Park is both a . Asbury Park has no lack of facilities for the amusement and diver- summer and winter resort. The climate isj such that the city is a tisement of visitors, no matter what may be the predilection of the delightful place of residence all the year. A number of hotels fitted and sojourner. Scores of hotels during the summer season have dances furnished for winter guests remain open the^rentire year; ^unparlors almost nightly, card parties, tennis playing and all social amusements. have been built at Asbury, Fifth, Sunsetjand Seventh[avenues, and on the Public amusehient places for people, of all ages are open all summer. Fishing pier, foot of Fifst avenue, for the use'of^winter residents, and the For those seriously inclined there are churches of every denomi city is rapidly becoming popular as a winter^ he ire- A£ftw of the nation, frequent lectures, concerts and diterary entertainments. The surf ativan.iagesj'of Asbury Park are briefly indicated on. this jage, with much bathing is the best in the world; the fishing and boating are unexcelled. valuable information in condensed form.
AJEIRY P/TK; ClilRCBIS. ASBURY PARK IN WINTER. FIRST FBtfcFiaiRIJtM lUlBCH, — —- - * ‘Com er ol G itrd Btd S ttc ru aveLHct. The early part of October witnesses the Rtv. A. G.T ale D D., j smoi fcciutts departure of the greater part of the vast throng a t 10 :30 o ’c lc c k A.M. a n a 7:3 0 P .M .' . that for four months has promenaded the broad FIRST BAl-TIfcl CHURCH’ - plaza, bathed in ocean and pool, danced in a conret ofKrain'stiteTanETTange avenue,. _ BCQre^>fLballraoma,.boat£d-nn the lakes.and goe- Rev. Z. Claik Marten,' paster. Sciviieh sipped on hotel and cottage piazzas. Some of a t 10 :30 a .m . and 7 :30 P.M. the large hotels close their doors, although a TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH! number continue open until November, while Comer, of A si my and Grand avenges. others remain open the entire year, t. Many cot . Rev. A. J. Miller, rector, beiviccs at tagers, however, remain, some of them far into 10 :30 A.M . a n d 7 :3 0 p M. Early celtbia1 November, and the number making this city tiou at 7 :3 0 a .m . their permanent home is constantly increasing. WEST MINSTER 1 RESI YTFRIAN CHURCH - For about three months, dating from December Stvall avenue, neai Grand. Rev. Gecige 1st, the town ia not unlike other towns of good size scattered throughout tlie country. The J Mingirs, D. D., pastor. Services at permanent winter population of Asbury Park • 10 :3 0 a .m . and 7:3 0 p.m . and her suburbs varies from ten to twelve thou FVANCFL1CAI. LLTHPBAN CHURCH, sand peisjns. The commercial business is ZHmr. Grand and Munroe avenues. RtV..G. A. very good ; an increasing trade from the sur Ge in n e r, pastor. fc e n k u at *0:45 a .m . rounding country keeping the shop keepers and 7:45 p .m . moderately busy. FIRST METHODIST CI1URCH. It is needless to recile the ordinary advan Grand and First avenues. Rev. G. B. tages and attractions of the town as a place of Wight, D. D., pa6tor. Scivkta at 10:30 winter residence. Suffice to say that Asbury A M. a n d 7 :3 0 p .m . Park’s stores, her banks, her schools, her CHURCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT (Roman theatres, and her churches arc all up to the Catbclic). Second avei.ne aid Ecnd standard. The railroad and street car service stre e ts'. R tv M, 1 L. Gknton, pattor. Is good, the mail aud telegraph facilities per Mast a t 9 A. M. fect, and in short there is lacking none of the latter da^ improvements for enjoying life that REFORMED CHURCH, the average American now cdnsiders indispens Grand and Sew all avennes. Rev. Peter Stiyker, D. D., pastor. Services at able. It is a popular fallacy with those unac 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 P.M. quainted with the facts that this shore is a very FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH * bleak and banen spot dur ing the days that the ' First avenie and Em.ory stuet. Rev. , Ice King holds sway. Such is not the truth. Howard T .Wic.dcmer, B.D., pastor. Sun- On the contrary, the average temperature is .day services a t 10.30 A . M . a n d 7.30 p. M. about four degrees warmer than New York. ASBURY PARK AUDITORIUM, The cold north and northwest winds are broken M.E. Htwe, concfp’d’g cccy’ Occupies by the hills west of the town. Snow seldom square bounded bv Kingsley ttreet, Sun remaii s longer than twenty-four hours, and * ■* set, Sixth and Ocean avenues; electric long spell of cold, hard weather is a rarity. railway passes. Concerts and literary Yet. notwithstanding the proximity to the entertainments week nights, occasionally, ocean, the air is comparatively dry and eer- at popular prices; religious services by -ainly very invigorating. The saady soil arid dislinguisbed preachers and laymen oh the abundance of balsamic pines., in the near Sundays from June to September. neighborhood are responsible for this. Invalids WHITTIER HALL, ana persons in poor health gain strength dally, Religions Society of Friends. Sabbath and each succeeding year witnesses more and afternoon at four o’clock. Comer, of more the fact that our fame as a health resort la Second Avenue and Emory S.reet. soon bound to rival the town’s pleasure prop erties There is much going on here fn winter. Live Bocial organizations furnish sufficient entertain ment. Public meetings of various kinds are held. The society is of the best, and there is no lack of charming company. While tho ASbURY PARK AMUSEMfMS; town is devoid of excitement • there is no stag- lation, and every one finds enough to occupy PARE OPERA HOUSE, nis time profitably and pleasantly. One never- Corner Bangs avenue and Emory Btreet. failing source of pleasure and recreation is tho Wm. H. Morris, maroger. Prices 25, ocean and boardwalk. ' Many prefer the ocean 35» 5°. 75 and $ 1. Cooled by electric fans. in winter. To look at its blue waters now aa PALACE MERRY-GO-ROUND, they roll in upon the sands and surround tho Corner Lake avenue and Kingsley thousands of1 joyous, careless bathers, one would street. E. Schnitzler, proprietor. Organ never imagine that these same waters could in and orchestrion mnsic. Parlor for ladies. a few houra develop such force and fury as to Fare, 5 cents. endanger the strong bulkheads and piling, and CRYSTAL MAZE, draw thousands to witness their orgies. Dur Lake avenue near Kingsley street. E. ing a storm every one able to do so turns out Schnitzler, proprietor. Admission, 10 cts. to see the mighty struggle of old Neptune. OBSERVATION WHEEL, Clad in rubber from heaa -to foot, men, women Lake avenue near Kingsley street.^ E. ,ahd children station themselves along tho Schnitzler,. proprietor. Similar 1 to boardwalk or in sheltered nooks in the pavilions •famous Ferns Wheel at World’s Fair andigaze npon the troubled waters. The cry Of Fare 10 cents. “ a wreck’ is all that is necessary to bring out every male citizen, even though ft be in darkest ROLLER TOEOCGAN CHUTE,' . night. The brave life-savers never lack for Third and Ocean avehuee, Asbury Park volunteer assistance, and the writer has on Amujement Company. Fare, 5 rents. . many occasions lent a hand in the work of bringing to shore the shipwrecked mariners. But it is not only in time of storm that the LIBRARY IIALL, ocean is worth visiting. On clear, cool days Corner First ai:d Crrrd nu:i:e>. l ubiic snch as are common here in the months of De lil.iaiy opt 11 cm t j I 1 it's 3,2105 p. ji. t cember, January and February, many scores of people promenade the boardwalk or sit for EDUCATIONAL HALL, hours wrapped in great coats and furs and gaze In Ediicatu t:al Square, Giand avenue out on the never-ending sea. Invalids in their between Second «and Tliiid avenues. easy chairs, propelled by their trusty servants, Was 011c ot the Centennial buildings in ride along the beach and drink in the purest and Philadelphia in ’76 and was retrieved to most invigcrating air upon God’s footstool Asbury Park. ★ ★ IDRIVING AND WHEELING . AQUATIC OUTINGS ★ There are many beautiful drives in Asbury Park and environs. The BATHING in the surf along the finest mile of ocean front in the world; ★ highways leading north and south are 'macadamized and kept in splendid condition at all seasons. 2500 bathing houses on the beach and 6000 suits to hire at 25 ★ . One may take a drive south to the pretty towns of Belmar, Spring Lake cents, with private bath house and attendance. ★ Beach, Manasquan and Point Pleasant, amid lovely scenery. ★ Northward through Elberon, where may be seen the cottage in which FISHING from the ocean pier at the foot pf First avenue. ★ President Garfield died, the cottages of the late Anthony J. Drexel SAIL to Fishing Banks, several miles out to sea, on yachts; boarding ★ and George W . Childs, and the summer residences of many famous ^ / a n d landing by surf boats from the foot of First avenue. ★ and wealthy people in business and the professions. Through Hollywood and famous old Long Branch to Red Bank, passing PLEASURE. V O Y A G E S by yach\s from foqt df First avenue, several ★ over Rumson Road, said to be the most beautiful drive in the world . ★ hours’ sail. — a country road lined with magnificent residences set in wide lawns. ’ ★ Wheelmen come from all parts of the country to enjoy these famous roads. FISHING ^.ND BOATING on Deal Lake. Crow’s Negt, Eighth ave ★ The carriage and omnibus service is complete and economical. Fare by nue near Main street, is located on the south bank of this beautiful vice versa \ ★ stage from station to any hotel or cottage, or , io cents. Carriage fare, 25 cents for each passenger. Belt Line Electric ★ sheet of water. railroad fare,. 5 cents. Sunday railroad passengers take trains at CR AB FISH IN G and clam (figging in Shark River, two miles south oi ★ Interlaken station. Asbury Park; take Asbury Park and Belmar Electric Railway, ★ Atlantic Coast Electric Railway line, affords quicx and frequent transit to. Interlaken, Loch Arbour, Allenhurst, Deal, Elberon, Hollywood; 5 cents ; or stages, 10 cents. " . i West End, Long Branch and Pleasure. Bay; where daily boats “ ‘ B A R N E G A T B A Y — Delightful sailing and first-class fishing; south, 40 co'nnect for New York. Fare, round trip, from Asbury Park to • Pleasure Bay, 30 cents. minutes by railroad. %
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, i.-.V • A .- i v f - v •••••'• •• '■'.r.wc::: tv •' 8 ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS. BABY IS STILL MISSING Selected With Care New York Kidnaping Case Stumps the Police. Is the story written on every article of our immense line of spring and summer fabrics. No reckless buying such as A NEWSPAPER MAN SUSPECTED. characterizes too many stores. Captain McCltifiky Thinit* That a • Every department is now replete with the best offerings of •‘Fnke Tipster** Stole the Child to Create a Sensation — Reaauni For the season. Suppose you are in need of some specialty in Thl* Theory. New York, May 25,—Baby Marlon Clark Js still In the hands of her ab ductors, and the police, after following with small success several clews of Dress Goods more or less promise, now base their hopes'of restoring the infant to her par $ ^ . 0 0 EACH Would it not be well to look through the line while still un ents largely on the offers pf reward made yesterday. There were four such * broken and make the selection ? " offers, aggregating 94,000. One sum of i _ i $500 came anonymously- through on evening newspaper and another 9500 came from Theodore B. Starr,’ who Including horn reproducer and one record meant hia offer to be anonymoub, too, Capes, Wraps, Jackets and- Furs and he was displeased when Captain McClusky gave publicity to it We have an almost endless array of the newest productions It is certain that at least two persons were in the plot to abduct the child, and and all sizes, from the child’s' reefer to the stout lady’s require if the note to Mrs. Clark, hinting at a ransom, was not written by the nurse ment. | ■ then a third person, probably a man, is W E D E L ’S disclosed as one of the conspirators. "Whether It was the nurse or a roaai who wrote the letter, it has required no -VARIETY STOR^E Opened with a rush Saturday and will con expert examination to 1 disclose one Im Tailor Made Suits and Skirts portant fact—the letter was written by person who is familiar with~“c