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T r i n i t y E p js^ ^ v i- ;- ;C h u rc h .—Ite v . A i. reek )iv M o rn in g ; p m y o r-a n d
serm o n a t 10.30; even in g p n iy o r u m l serm o n a t 7.80.'; ' • .
EVANOKLI6 ALLI.’TUKKAX C Tl U1 IG'H.—Itev . G eorge A>Geiiztiior, iiastor. stmdny-scliooV a t 9.80 . n i . ; m o rn in g , scrv lce n t '10.45;*o von in g a t 7.45. -
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P iv a c h in g ; a t 110;:w n . - m . a i u l 7JJ0 p. m . B y t h e l « i s t o r } Kvv. J . O. KeetU S u m ln y - p e h o u l a t a n d K pw orih Lw igne a t O.JlO.
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I tk s c i i K M is s io n , s i M a in s t iT o t .( J . W . O u ^ e r , s u p e r i n t e i u l e n t . S u n d a y - school a n d a d u l t s ' B ib le c l a s s ( M r s . Hill, t e a c h e r ) , a t 2 p . in . I 'i v e n in g s e r v i c e a t 7 .15.
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F i r s t C O N (ir e d a t io n 'a l ‘ C h u r c h / — ‘ P re a c h in g n t lD.'iihL m . a m l 7.80 p. n u l»y the pastor,;Re,v. D w ig h t E . M arv in , P h .D . S u b jec t: M orn ing , “ T h e S av io r’s T e x t ; ’’ ev en ing , -‘H is X am e S h a ll Be CalledAVoir- d e rfu l;M Snbbath-school a t 2.JW a m i Y . P . B. C .,K . a t 7 o’clock.
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AVk s t m ix s t r u P r r s h y t e iu a n .C h u r c h . H ew George .f. M ln g itis ^ D .D ., pasto r. M o rn in g service fit-lO.HO; jmsitor’s serm on top ic , “ C o m fo rt fo r C h ris tia n s .” Sunday- school and. pasto r’s B ib le elitss a t -*2.!M) m.^Y iiung iwople.’s m e e tin g a t tK-ifi. _fc*9P?«*s service a t 7.Jib*, serm on by Rev, S . E d w a itl -Y oung o f P it iH burgf P a .i '-fo rm e rly 'p a s to r o f thlli c liu rch . 1 *. .<
SPANISH WAR VETERANSr, •' > .1 ~
A n n u a l ttu n q n o t to : lio H e ld M ay 11—Of- v rtcerM N om in a ted —D eolde to ‘Join
th e .N a tio n a l OrKartlKtttldn. . -A m e e t i n g p f t h e C o m p a n y A V e t e r a n s ’
a s s o c i a t i o n w a s h o l d in t h e i r r o o m s i n t h e A p p l e b y b u i l d i n g l a s t n i g h t . T h e a t t e n - d i in c e w a s ; l a r g o a i y l a v e r y i n t e r e s t i n g m e e t i n g r e s u l t e d . C o m m a n d e r G e o r g e E.
A V h ite p r e s id e d .4 A f t e r t h e m i n u t e s o f » th o l a s t a n n u a l m e e t i n g h a d iK H m r c n d n m l a p p r o v e d t h o f o l lo w in g : ; b l f l c e r s w e r e n o m i n a t e d : .C o m m a n d e r ,* ; ’G e o r g e 30. W h i t e ; v J c c * c o in m a n d e r , ■ .f.* i l e n r y I t y n o ; a d j u t a n t , C b iu d o V . G u e r i t i> c o lo r l i a i r e r , \V. C . W i s e m a n ; p a y m a s t e r ^ . I ) ; D u d le y * .
The annual bnniiue£: >yul lie held oil the evening of Friday, Mayt 11 i and the libove oHlcers will be elected’a t that time,
After some 'discussion' It was decided to join the Spanish-Ani^rican W ar Veterans* association, d national organization which hi'ts-ljobri-fonneilr—
M. E. Howb, .C. y . Guori'ii and,George E. Hu lick Were appointed.as a Coininittce- to atrange for tho bnnqu£t. . They . will select a place a litl report l^ick to tho association a t a m eeting to be held next Tuesday evening.- - A t this time -the-final-arrange'* m ents \VlU*tle perfected. An invitation has lieen extended to the nie^ibors of Company If to attend the M^ncmet and. ti ^erj’ pleasant tline Is anticipated.
H A IL E D AVATpIt W IT H HAT.«f,
P o u n d ■ F ijiliorm en . u t *; KTOeron H ad a T IirllH ng * A d v en tu re on T hursday .
W h ile on th e ir w a y T h u rsd ay to tho off: sho re po iu jd a t Klborqn> C ap tain Isa iah G illespie a n d c rew of th e lOlherou J ’ish co m p an y h a d a th r i l l in g experience. G eorge B ird , a s lir s t ip ^ te ; A n th o n y W illiam s, second m ate , a n d B udd W atso n a n d T h o m as B ird w'ere m om tiers o f C ap ta in G lllespltt’K-'crew. -T h e ere\v,VW u«~wItlumt o ile rs a n d boots. .T h e sea*\>*As ro u g h a n d th e liw it w as O iling w ith watfcr. * .
W h en C ap ta in R u s s o U ^ ^ i i to a n d h is son , A u g u s tu s , reached th e 6re\y. they w ore h a rd a t w o rlr b a llin g w a te r ' fo r d e a r llfe : w ith th e ir h a ts , in o rd e r to keep th e ir b o a t afloat. T h b fisherm en wens about, to give
j> in d e sp a ir w hon succo r a rrived .
HIGH" SCHOOL NOTESIn te re s tin g A rb o r l>ay ExorpIscH—A F in e
DISREGARDS AGREEMENTC ity B u ild in g In sp e c to r R em ain s in New
S tru c tu re 1 U ntil P rov isions o f O r- ’ - d iuonco A re C om plletl \V ltli.
B u ild in g In sp ec to r O rm erod h a d a n o th e r s l ig h t c o n tro v e rsy . y este rd ay - ;w ith - the lu d ld e r of ,the- new fou r-sto ry h o te l on S ev en th aveilue. **. U n d e r a n ag recfiien t w ith th e s tre e t c o m m itte e iiiu l th e inspecto r afld itlo iia i tln ilx jr w as to j j e u sed a n d o th e r ch itnges m ade to s trtu ig tjien th e s tru c tu re , so u s to avo id a n y possible d a n g e r . . „ ‘ • '
.W hen th e Inspecto r called y este rd ay he found- the b u ild in g wra s Ixiing p la s te ie d w I th ou t ' th e a g reem en t h a v fn g been car;rie d o iit. T h e a tte n tio n o f th e _contractor, w as a g a in cnjled to th e m a tte r , r ta d lio w as toh l th a t u n le ss th e b u ild in g •ordinance w as com plied - w ith , the* w o rk . w o u ld be stopped e n tire ly . T he fo rem an of th e w ork becam e very im p u d e n t, a n d Mr.* O rm erod s ta r te d o u t to p rocure th e req u ired legal no tice to stop tho w ork . ’ .
l i e hu d n o t; been gone long before th e ow ners ca lled u p o n 'h im a n d ag reed tyi c a r ry o u t the p lan s accord ing to th e ordl- nuneeT T h e necessary changes w ere m a d e y e s ten lay i i f te rn o o irin th e pi’e ^ n c e . tif in spec to r, a n d the b u ild in g w ill ' now i>e com pleted . - v ; *
HANDS SEVERELY BURNED\ : ; ■ ' ; •
Coticli In I)r. J o h n T ay lo r’s R oom , S e t on F ire 1>y S p a rk F ro m M atch , W as ; .'*■
F itb h ed O ut o r W lnrtow .D r. J o h n T a y lo r of 1105 G ra n d a v em i0
m e i w ltli a p ecu lia r a n d so jn ew h a t.p a in fu l acc id en t la s t n ig h t. U pon g o in ^ ’to h is room a b o u t 11 b’eloek he s t ru c k a m atchr to l i g h t . th e .gas. P a r t of th e b rim sto n e fro m th e end of th e m a tc h Hew acro ss th e ro()i n^.imd ... lodged ,; l p . th e - coveriiig.vof- • u couch": I ii a n instant! th e couch w as a l l in a bhize, an d tiie in d ica tio n s w ere th a t a se r io u s lire co u ld h a rd ly lie* av erted .
D r. T a y lo r w as. .quick to a c t , how ever, a n d lie sum m oned D.. C. B ow en, /w ho re sides in a n o th e r p a r t of th e house. T he b u rn in g couch w as h u r l^ t fro m a second s to ry w indow 1)>V th e t w o m e n a n d th e dxinger!a n d oxcltemenfc w as over. *
—-JD iv T ay lo r?s-handsT-w cre-both"seriously^ b u rn e tl, a n d a m essenger w a^tU spatclun l 'to tho d ru g s to re fo r a lo tion , w h ic h w as free ly app lied , a f te r >yhlch his, Im nds w ere liiindagcd . M r. B o\yen’s haU ds-w eve also b u rn e d , b u t 'h o t n e a r s o bad ly a s those bf 1 )r. T ay lo r . .• :
Mtmlcal in I'roHjVeot—A\>1 e. DIhcub. fllon o f Im p o r ta n t O oestlon. •
A rl>or d a y w as celeb'm tetl yeste rday .h i th e A sb u ry P a r k H ig h school by ap p ro p ria te read in g s a n d songs a t th e m o rn in g ex- e rc ise s ja n d by th e p la n tin g of; a tre e liy tKepre^iitf^riioFcTass.^T'orii’iHuiV y e ars I t h a s been th e custom to se t o u t trees liiid s h ru b s fo r b eau tify in g th e school g ro u n d s . -.Several of th e 7inest, trees now b n th e g ro u n d s w e re 'p la n te ll 'b y c lasses o f 15 y e a rs ago . Y este rd ay th e p resen t sen io r .c la ss . com ple ted tho lin e of trees on; th e sou th side of th e b u ild in g by a- fine N o rw ay m ap le , w hich: w a s .jjresented to th e g raduates-Jjy P ro fe sso r J a m e s M. Itjilstop . A t th e c lose o f school th e seniors; g a th e r- iu g 'a h o u t th e tr e e /m e h aided in covering. Its ro o ts by a sp ad efu l o f s^dl, A m a rb le s tono e n g rav w l.w ith “ C lass o f HHM)n waS su n k n e a r th e tree . A lead pipe co n ta in in g it m a n u sc r ip t b e a rin g th e n am e of p up ils a n d fa c u lty was^ placed lnsld<’ th e s tone, th a t fu tu re g e n era tio n s m ig h t know w hen a n d by w hom A rb o r day o f 1HC0 w as celebruted . *
T he h is t h igh scfhool e n te rta in in e n t, w h ich w ill he o f u m u s ica l luiture,* prom ^ Ises to lie eveit m o re succi;ssft»r-t fi)in th a t;g iven e a r ly In ;the w in te r. Tht? h ig h school cho rus, w h ich Is composful • of, Very ;tfine Voices, a n d th e .school o rch estra w ill fifr* n ish a b u n d a n t v a rie ty fo r ih e solos, d rills , d u c ts a n d q u a r te t te s inc luded1 in th e p ro g ra m fo r th e ev en ing .
T h e 1110V School l ) e b n t in g . society Is s tead ily a d v an c ln g in bo th q u a lity a n d n u m b ers . T h e q u estio n • w h e th e r tho A m erican In d ia n s sh o u ld have th e same, vd tjiig r ig h ts a s tlio negroes w as ab ly dis* cussed. T hose w ho fav o red th e In d ia n cauM.WL'r o E r ;y h igH u lllng -(cap* tjiln ),M iss M abel W in so r a n d M iss M abel B razer,' T hose on th e n eg a tiv e side, w ere H a ro ld M ille r.(c a p ta in ), M iss E t ta E in ste in an d Miss" A d d le 7W eir. T h e ju d g e ’s decision w as 15 to li) In fav o r o f th e negative. W h en th e q u estio n w a s opened . fo r d iscussion a h o t a rg u n ie n t fo llow ed ,' w h ich addw l g re a tly to , b o th th e in te re s t a n d in s tru c tiveness of th e m ee ting .
A VERDICT FOR $10,000J e rse y C ity T o ach er Itocovers Ju d g m ljn t
fo r In ju r ie s R eceived W hile R o ard - . niff T ro lley C ar In This C ity .
M iss A lice A s h h u is t ,1 vlce-iirincliinl o f pp b lie scliool Xo. '2, Je rsey C ity, secured a v en llc t fo r $10,000 yeste rday In the H u d so n co u n ty b ran ch o f th e suprem e c o u r t ri&nllist tlip A tla n t ic C(Kiyt E lec tric Ifcillway coin- puny. Sho«taucd fo r $5<»,iHH) d am a g es fo r 1 n ju rle s received Dec. :W>,. IStiS.
M iss A shim r s t a lleg ed th a t w h ile b oard in g one o f th o xcom pany’!^ tro lloys a t A s c tiry P a rk i t s ta r te d sudden ly , c a u s in g h e r to fa ll in to h d itc h . H e r Spine w as in ju re d ' a n d she declared she h«i,s been n)i in v a lid ever since. - _________ 1
OBITU A RY Itl-lfcoitU.
M rs. 3 Ia ry S h iu n .^ - ' - _M rs. M ary S h in n , w lfeb f W llliiiin S h in n y
d ied a t W es t Grove la s t n ig h t, aged a b o u t Ji3 years. Sho had no re la tives in th is ■cow itry.besides th o se of h e r o w n fam ily . Tw o ch ild ren , ri boy a n d g irl, su rv ive . T ho fu n e ra l a tfa p g o m e n ts have, n o t been , com pleted . '______ • *
SANDY R O O K ItOUTE. *“
H teum er “ S ro n u io u th ” W ill he l* lucea’ln / Serv ice bn Moa«luy, M ay 7.
T h e ( S jn idy H ook ro u te o f th o C en tra l I ta llro a d 'o f No\y Jw*sey w ill Ih -open_ fo r tho seaso iro n M ohdjty, M ay .7. T h e “ M onm o u th ” w ill bo p laced in serv ice on th a t tla te . • : • ;■ '• '
“ Now M eat .M ark e t Onen.. J o h n - rh o m s o y ’s new* m e a t n ia r j ;e t a t 10
S o n ti fM a h rs trc e t is now opbn ''fo r lousiness. Tlio now Htdro Is a d m ire d by a l l . I t is convonioritly a r ra n g e ^ a n d fu rn ish e d In .fine s ty le , a n d Is a c re d it to i ts eu te rp rls* in g ownO^.*’'E v e r y th in g 's n o w ,'e v e n t^o prices, say s M r, T hom son . ; ;>• t
IlE N E F IT -N F W -JE R SI3 Y -FISU E R M F Nj
P roposition to E s tab lish .'E xperim en ta l - S ta tion In A llddle A tla n tic S ta tes .
. , T h e co m m ittee ,o n lnei’c h a n t m A rlne a n d fisheries o f tho house a t W ash in g to n Jn is i*ei)orted favo rab ly o n th o p i'oposition prt>- v id ln g fo r . th e e s tab lish m e n t o f a s ta tio n f o r .. th e in v e s t ig a tio n . of p ro b lo in s connec ted w ith th e fishery In te re s ts , o f th e m id d le a n d s o u th A tla n tic s ta te s , j ' T h is w ill bo o f g m i t In te re s t to th e flsh- e rn ie n o f X ew Jersey . •
I t is e s tim ated th a t th e in te re s ts invo lved a m o u n t to in o re th a n $0,000,000 p e r y e a r iii o y s te r fish ing , an d m ore th a n $ 10,000,000 in g e n e ra l fish ing .
T h e a m o u n t o f fish ing w hich is dtfiio off jjie-coasb o f X ew Jem ^y Is en o rm o u s w h e n i t Is ta k e n in c o m p ariso n 'w ith som e o th e r s ta te s a n d tho benefits w hich w o u ld bo de riv ed fro m th e e s ta b lish m e n t o f th o s ta tio n c o n tem p la ted w ou ld be U ntold in th e ir resu lts.-
P o r k c h q y s 8c , lb .y O i 'b s . j .y tc . , a t H i l V s . t
H ill is so iling i»ork fo rg e , lb ., ii lbs. 2-lo.f
L e^s o f lam b lie . lb . n t H ill 's .
N E W Y O RK SEASON TIC K E T S.
Sale 5 Trip^ T ickets on N. Y. & L II. R ailroad ; to iio R esum ed .
O n T uesday , M ay 1, th e sa le o f 50, 100 a n d 150-trlp tic k e ts to X ew Y o rk w ill be roHumod. ’ • >
T h o a t te n t io n of the-tfub lio is w illed to th is Innovation , in th e m a tte r o f ra te T hese .form s aw. goocffor use o f t h e "origin a l p u rc h a se r on ly , a n d issued b e tw een Mi*y 1 a n d O ct. Ri. F o r f u r th e r In fo rm a tlo n seo p rin ted sehedu le o f n itc s s . '
T h e p a tro n s of thp Xow Y6 rk ,q iu \"U o n g B ran eh -m llro h d ai*e affotxlcd^Q argo n u u i h e r a n d a g re iit v a rie ty o f fo rm s of com m iit<itloii t ic k e ts o n .. tills lino ru n n in g fro m th e m e tro p o lis to tho seN|slioie^
■ I.yon-C lnry Engagon^entl '. 1 M,r. and* -Mrs. L yon o f "F ifth tive-nue^-thls-cit>% an n o u n ce tho e n g u g en ien t o f th e ir d a u g h te r , Ber.tha. E iulorti, to M r J . B erkoloy C hiry of X ev^Y ork c ity .
Bast spring tonic is Kininonth’s Hypo- phosphites, y 5c oo tr
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MAGIE INSPECTS OFFICE|_ExprcHHos,Amaze»nent a t Volum e o f R usl-
* iioHH.Iu. C hancery C o u rt—Ju d ic ia ry A p p o in tm en ts N ot Yet A ccepted ,
C h ief .lu stlce W illiam J .; M ugle, who w as tendei-ed tlie yacjin t chance llo rsh ip by G overno r V oorhge.sT htirsday even ing , w as a t th e stn^e house,sVi’ren to n , fo r’ Keveral h o u rs yesterday . faliiilU irizlng . .h im self w ith th e d u tie s b r h l s h ew ollice.
W h ile th e ch ie f ju s tic e nsfused to m ake pu b lic a n y in fo rm a tio n a s to w h e th e r hn h ad o r had iio t accep ted th e otlice» it, w as s ta ted by those h ig h in a u th o r ity that, he b a d m ad e up hfs n il iu t to 'becbniO 'thechaii" cello r. !
T h e o lllce Is th e * m o st honorable, one In th e s ta te , th e ehanC ellor ta k in g precedence o v e r th e g o v e rn o r In th e c o u rt o f pardons. T h e sa la ry Is '$10,000, th e sam e u s th a t of ch ief ju s tic e . T h e p re sen t te rm o f C hief J u s t ic e M agie exp ires M arch 1, 1001.
C h ic h i u s tiw r M agUr IflHl1 tVileir^lluTTU” ta ll w p rk of th e elm nee ry c o u rt expla ined to h im *l>y Colomil S. M eredith D ickinson, tlu; <h>urt re p o rte r, m id thp ch ief ju s tic e expressed s o iu e n n m /e m c n tu t th e volum e o f t h e b u s in ess in th e cou rt. 7‘" 'It^ s-}H cely -,':Iiow (;ver,'thafr-w heirheasi sum eji th e post of chance llo r, th e ch ief ju s tic e w ill n o t a t te m p t a s g re a t’a n a m o u n t of w o rk a s d id th e la te C hancello r A . T. M cG ill. - • 'E Q ever n o r V oorhees la s t even ing rtjfused to d iscuss, th e jiu lfc ia ry appofntim *nts.# if(* h a tl jiTSir re tu rn e d fron i B ask ing Itidge, Whtsfe he a tte n d e d th e fu tiem l-of th e Itev ; D r. J o h n C. •Itiuiljln, a ih l hud n o t h ad the o p p o rtu n ity to d iscuss th e chance llo rsh ip w ith C h ief ^Igstice M agie. It*w us th e in te n tio n of J-.he ch ie f jusVice t<i co n fe r w ith G overno r .Voorhees la s t n ig h t, b u t.th e con-, fe re i ice 'w as necessarily put. off by the- a b sence o f th e governor^ * [
A sk e tl (o r a co n firiiia iion of tluj report.* th a t tiie chief ju s tic esh ip ( in case- o f the acw p tm ice by C liief J u s tlc e M agie of the chance llo rsh ip ) w ould go to Justice .D epue , th e g o v e rn o r dec lined to n u ik e a s ta te m e n t join* w ay o r th e o th e r. . ,
T h e sla te , how ever; a s an n o u n ced yester-
AVON INN SOLDP . l la m h le n & Sons o f New Y ork th e P u rc h a s e rs —W ill Im p ro v e B uild-
ln g -» n d ‘,Erect"Ne'v~C 9t t» g e s .;, : ~T h e A von I n n ho te l, a t A von-by-the-
SeJi, h a s been sold th ro u g h th e agency of ,1. E . W o rtm a n , to «1.1J. H a in b le n & S ons o f X ew Y o rk c ity . 'I1 ho now' ow ners a re experienced in th e ho te l business a n d Avon, 11111 w ill be conducted u n d e r th e ir m a n ag em e n t. •_ * .
T he M essrs. . H an ib le il w ill be on th o g rou iu t in th e course o f a w eek o r ten daysto p ersonally supprin to iu l th e various a l te ra tio n s a n d Im provem ent's w h ich w ill lie m ade. B esides n u m ero u s changes to th e ho te l, i t is proposed to ercjct abou t a d o z en Iiiii co ttag es .1 house w ill be m adeready fo r a n e a r ly opening . , *
•. » Suppose.. :— S nppose y o u r : liousit Is o n . jlre rw iu itrIs th e_ easle st W ay to >su m m o n tho lire de- paiTm ent'y * • • .“S upptise a m e m b e r o f y o u r l\ousel\oUl is
su d d en ly a n d d an g ero u sly ill, im m ed ia te a tte n d a n c e o f . a physician m ean s lif« o r d ea th , how ' m o s t qu ick ly o b ta in th a t a t ten d a n ce? ; ( -
Suppose a n y ‘one o f th e ’m an y em ergtm - cies w hen politic a id is d esirab le o r v ita lly accessory , h o w m ay these g u a rd ia n s .o f life a n d p ro p e rty lie in s ta n tly notified ?
Suppose "unexpect ed g u e s ts a rriv e , the* la rd e r is . lo w a n d th n d in n e r h o u r n ear, how c o n n e c t-w ith th e fiuteher,- the b ak er a n d to e con fec tio n er a n d h u rr ied ly g a th e r th e su p p lie s t lu i t sh a ll m ake th e d in n e r o c re d it to th e housekeeper ?Ls.
Suppose you--w ish to g a th e r n g ro u p of gu ests fo r a n ev en in g t<> do honor lo a n occasion o r a fr ien d , how m ost convem iently eoiiu n u n lea te w ith th em a n d recejve th y lr acceptance'or'ri»gret,sV V . .
Suppose y o u n iv lim nvstw l in .th e stock m a rk e t o r com m ercial m a tte r of an y so rt, bu t.d es ire to stop a t y o u r o p u n iry hotist* fo r a few (lays, h ow keep In c o n s ta n t touch w ith W all s tre e t a n d the m a rk 'd 1 cent res 'i
Suppose yo u w a n t sea ts fo r th e play, n box to r th e opera , a c a rriag e f o r a d rive , to engage p laces a t a re s ta u ra n t , how In in*, c red ib ly s h o r t tim e a r ra n g e It a l l 'i **.' Suppose yo u art? obliged to trave l, leav* ing a m em b er o f y o u r fam ily 111 at. hom e, h ow c a n you ivceive iu»ws a t an y s ta tio n from B tiston to O m aha, from M ontreal to i l\e v W e s t? •. *
Suppose you a re worrVnl a n d flurried a n d bored by i h e pe tty d e ta ils o f liv ing—th e m a rk e tin g , th n shopp ing a n d the a n n o y a n ce o f th e . h u s t lin g s tre e ts—how s i t in youV o lllc e o r lib ra ry an d p ress a b u tto n w hich sh a ll d o I t i i l l foryoiL?-. .
Suppose y o p w ould kiiow ^Jie an sw e r ‘to these q uestions. H ere i t Is: T he giV atest •luxury , convenionce an d necessity o f th e cetitviry^-telephoiic s e r v t e ’ •T h e X ew Yi^rlf an ji Xew J e rse y T elephone « * . .. * ‘ ■ Ciimpa^iy, *.- .
170 Broiidwiiy, L ong branch,-X .-.l
' A g en t itp p leb y ’s New ,Tcam . '• ^T .F r a n k A ppleby h a s pui'Chtised ii s ty lish
te a m d f .-irbn g in y horses, w h lch "W w ill -use iu .connootion w ltii *liis ^oiil e stiye a n d In su ran co business. T ho liom iS w ere puV- ciiaseil fi*om .Siuduel F o rm a n o f Freehold Thoy iiro of good.size u n d 'b u ild a iu l look very lino a tta c h e d #to tl\e wagowtitte♦.
B ost m odiclno fo r ' ind igestion is Tlon- n o t-iner / * .* IHl t f
L egs of Iftiiib 11c. l l v a t H ill’s. * +
P o rk cliopa 8c. lb ., O jlhs. g-ic., a t irill* s .t
‘ ^ H i l l is se ll in g p o rk .fo r 8c. lb ., » lbs. 2-lo.$
day is p re tty certiiIn of. i*calizatlon. ’W iat is : Chief- J u s tic e M agie fo r 'ch a n ce llo r ; J u s tlc e D cpuc fo r Chief ju s tice , a n d C om m o n P le a s ‘J u d g e J . F ra n k lin F o rt of* ,Es> ••■ex f6r uss7»ciate ju s tIce . . • ;
G overnor V oorhees is • said, to _-.favor K q b ert X*. M cC arte r fo r th e E ssex co u n ty ju d g esh ip , a lth o u g h som e o f th e po liticia n s o f th e county, w a n t Jo sep h Ii. M uiin e levated tq th(! b e rth . M r, M uim w is a n a c tiv e a sp ir a n t fo r th e p lace w hen i t w as given by G overnor G rig g s to J u d g e F o r t. - A ll o f th e appo lntntents^A Vll 1. be . a d . in - te iim . T h e nam es w ill, o f cpitrse, be sen t to th e som ite fo r fu ll te rm s-n ex t w in te r. •
ARBOR DAY EXERCISESF lno P ro g ra m R qndoreil. Ii» . th e Ocean
CJroveSchool B u lh fliig — AsHaclatlon O hservcdT ree P la n tin g C ustom .
Arbor day was observed in Oceati Clrove yestenlay.I>y tiie public schools aml.cunip- ineotlhg association. '.
The school exercises took place in the assembly room of, the ^eptumv Township High School building^ the progi^ain beinga s - r f o l l o w s -
H y m n , “ O, God, W hose p re sen c e ,” school; ii!cita tion j “L a u g h in g C h o ru s ,M D ltiiia B iv iin e r; m o tion song, “V io le ts ,” f irs t p r im a ry g rtu le p u p ils ; rec ita tio n ,
O u r School Y a rd ,” I ju Iu C row ell; “ A n A p ril S how er,” tw e lv e -p rim a ry g ir ls , six
^ p r e s e n t i n g ra in d ro p s a n d six su n b eam s; ^recitation , “ F a th e r H u b b a rd ’s W ay o f H e lp in g o il A rb o r D ay ,” M ay L pcas;, recl- Uttion, ‘‘BlHTTIiouglTtH^'lInraUl O sborne ; rlfibon dHU, Sixth g rad e g ir ls ; chorus, ’F la g o f th q F re e ,” school. > - ’ ' j , ■'
T h e ch ild ren p resen ted tw o l irgo iron vases, lllle d w ith b lo o m in g ilow ers, to th e school, W hich w ill be p laced on e i th e r side o f th e M ain s tre e t e n tii in c e to th e b u ild ing ;
Many of tho^uirents \yeiv preseut ut the T ^xerciiSos.'^e^im ^m tatrve^o^ tlon pW'Seiit w'ere yice-President Ballard; and Dr.jJ. II. Alday.
The annual tree-planting custom tif the Ocean Grove association was also', observed yijStoWlay^afternoon. Dr. A. E. Balhml (iad charge of *the. exercises. A number oj tiees.were planted iti different parts, of thv town In memory.of deimrted residents. Tho lvllglous portion of the program took place at EUin cottage on Main avenue..
THE TEACHING OF LATINH r. F red S. S h ep h e rd o f Thin C ity tle lit'e 'rs
AddreHH H efore New J e rse y H igh School Teachers* Association.
Dr.Fred S. Shepherd, pvinciiml of Asbury Park schools, will deliver an address before the Xew Jersey,High School Touchers’ association in Newark today.' Ills subject \> “ The Teach ing of Latin,” nnd his paper will be discussed by Principal L. E. Ho’wlcy of the East Omngt; High whool and several other prominent educators.
Dr. Shepherd formerly taught classic in tho Minneapolis Central'High school nml the superintendent- of the Minneapolis
chools stated Jn a letter-to the Asbury Park conujiittee last year^.that Dr. Sliep* ly'nl was tthe best Latin teacher that he liii|l ever knowi(7^~' '- Aibong the profnlneiit educators >vh.o took iuirt yestl‘r<luy aiul today at the assti- eiation .meeting, iii Newark were Charles .l\ Baxter, state superintendent; 'Dr. Charles II. GUbiu’ti,.superintendent *of the .Newark schools; Henry Snyder,- superin- tendent of tho JoVsey City schools; I)r. -A. B. Poland, superlntbiulont.of the Piiterson schools; Dr. J . M. Groon, prhiciiialf of tfie
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Machinery Carried Away by Boers Not Easily Replaced. -
CATIiOLIC PRIEST A CONSULJLiilior T roub le
F u n d S ta rle t m id Ian F ire h ufl’erers- th e N oted Se M useum —Atrl
Increasing: a t BuflUlo"—A In Loudon to Ite llev^ C a-
S ta tu o o r H uxley, e u tls t. Unveiled iu H ritish
M u rd ers. . ,*in—A trbclous ?
ii, S a tu rd a y .—! rly a lu in d o n c d ,
. L ondon , havo n e a r (ui pt.u pi ng-t ho B ocrs;- disjw itches to indicate
M illta rj’ m en hen* th e idea o f R oberts
T h erc -is .lltth H n tlu * the position o f the
fleeing federal s. 'Ap|wir«mtly they hav hugged the Basuto-frontier and ]iasst»d north by way of Lady brand. Already thel'r transports.: have been ii*ported at Kcionstadt. Bloemfontein_ls still suffering from lack of. \vuU;r, the JJoers having .removed indlspitusabh; parts of the wfitcr W’orks inaclilnery which tlu; British eugi- ncers have been unable, thus far to replace. The poors are now permitting one in every ten of tho burghers to return homo on leavo to1 harvest the. crops.
M YSTERIOUS 31URDER S. ''-f
Iloilies o f Two you n g LatlieH Iu 'N o rth C er- m 'any T e rr ib ly M u tila te d /
B erlin , S a tu rd a y .—T w o m y ste rio u s m u rd e rs o f a n a tro c io u s d ia m e te r have occu rred . i.n N orth G erm any ., tii ’bo ih cases the v ic tim s w ere y o u n g ladies ap p aren tly be lo n g in g to the.* best fan iilles. . Oin> was m urdoretl iu*ar L itvel^urgandT lic o th e r a t Ciissel. B o th bodies.w ere m u tila te d ' ill . a iminnei* w hich in d ic a ted th n t ’ th e persons h a d in e t d ea th by. th e sam e -hand* D.’ted- JJtVe* a re a t w ork on tJie yases; .
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faBiecutcs all Irusis known So the law. ~~Loaus money on Wond and mortgage.Receives deposits subject to check and allows
interest ou dally balances. 'Acts as Trustee, Registrar and Transfer Agent. Pays coupons. - ;, . *Mates demand arid time loans on approved '
collateral. \ ■ •Safe deposit v au lts ,. *
.. p .’ TWINING; PreaMent.^ ' ’OrBTM niARVKY, Vice President,P A TTTfiTrwn o . i__
Tilt; F lrst^ C a th o lic ^ rjh ss t A ppointed , to a ( D ip lom atic-P osition .W ash in g to n , S a tu rd a y .— lie v : F a th e r
J o h u .-J . Cftrim ondl, tho sec tila r C atho lic pricsj. w’ho h a s I men appointed , by P re s id e n t M cK inley u s consu l a t . S an tos , the ilr s t,p r ie s t e v er ap po in ted to a d ip l'jim itic jjosltiim , inis a rr iv e d , hew? to receive, h is final in s tru c tio n s . S a n to s is a seap o rt to w n in Sno 'P auh i, priw ince, B n iz ll, a iu l has a 'p o p u la tio n u p w a n ls o f 10.000.
^ IO H E l>A I5(> lC T R pU B t1E S .“" ^ i
W orkm en u t lJufl’a lo S tr ik e .fo r uu‘Increase^ r q fT Iie lrW a g o s .
- B uffalo , S u tn rilay .—L ab o r tro u b le s in l lu tfa lo a r e ' s till on th e increase, T h is m o rn in g il.^5.111011 em ployed in the yawls liiid re jia lr Hluipsof th e W t*steru N ew York* a n d P e n n sy lv an ia ral'ljftiul ' w e n t o u t on s trik e .—T h e cjuise o f th ( |s t r i k e i s a-d,omaml fo r a n increase of w ages. .
XO'ST a p a s s e n c e r . "
Jo im \V y a tt o f i ’ennsy lvau la Jum ped- O ^^rbourd in Mltloeean. i -
O, I t . Brown,—i J H. BuchftnQnr~Dl C. Cornell,W J . Harrison,Col. G. B. M. Harvefr,George P. Kroehl . a . u . iwinintr. Bruce S. Keator, M. D.; H. H. Vreeland,
G. P . W. Vroom.
N ew Y o rk ,;.S a tu rd ay .—T h e stean isliip L uw iniu w hich arrlvtVl -hens to d a y lo s t one passtn iger on h e r la s t t r ip from th is side. J o h n W y a t t o f * W llk esb arro , P a „ a s tee rage iMissonger on . th e w ay to . E n g lan d , ju n ip e d overboard a n d w as di’ow iiod. /
H UXLEY STATUE U N V EILED ,
:i,rlnce o f WaloH Took .P a rt lit Corem oiiy a t th e B ritish M u s e u m ./ .1
L o ndon , Sa tu i*duy—T h e P r in c e o f W a le s today unv e iled a -s ta tu e-to Thom as- Henry, llu x le y , th d no ted sc ien tis t, in tiie* B ritish m use ii m r
■ KTAIITS ' , i H fcLIK I' f UND.
L oiuIoii’h M ayor Asks A id fo r ,th e O ttaw a
Ijontlon', S a tu rd a y .—Tliij lo rd n tay h r to day opened a fu n d fo r th e re lie f of th e . O ttaw a a n d H u ll su fferers .
Several Suspects A rrestC jl. •^ L o n d o n , S a tu n la y .—‘A despa tch from J o h a n n e s b u rg says several a r re s ts havft been m a d e in connec tion w ith th e e x p lo - sloti in th e B eg b i^ eu g i nee r in g w orks.
C la rk J u r y Ifnab le to A gree .* P i t ts b u r g , Satuvdav :—T he ju ry in tin* fam o u s C la rk , d ivorce .case w as u n a b le to ag ree a n d a f in n e r w e ir d ischarged .
•• F a ir W ea th e r fo r Suiulu.v.' c*’ W ash in g to n , S a tu n la y . — F a ir to n ig h t
an d S u n ilav . ■ i.'resh n o rth w e s ter ly w inds.
SN ite N orny il school, and*. D r. X. M tii niy^ jy ie—jjo ijj^e -o f * n in n y t d isea ses , to sayB u tle r, L .L ;D ., tc ach c r o f l >hih)sopb'5r1n ' C o lu m b ia college.
P lu n k ed Shad Supper'A t tho Lonox,’ilC> F o q r th avenue , n ear
K in g sley s tw o t, T uesday ovcubig . M ay 1.. S u p p e r serVed-from^O to 8 o’clock. T ickets, Jk) c en ts . . \ • ' ’ 10L2-JI-I ’
Hill is stdling pork for 8c. 11)., liis. 24c.|% -~— , ;,Legs of lamb 11c. lb. at Jliirs.- .. , X
Pork chops 8c. lb., II lbs. 2-lc., at- Uill's.J.
PUEAC 11ERS PRO TEST.
T h ink l.yueliing Shou ld he P rev e n te d ‘by F o rc e —D efend Sm oking H ab it.
P o li t ic s w as (in im p o rtan t topic in ilu* N e\\\.Jersey A.'-M. E. eo.nference a t A tla n - 'tic .C ity veste rdav . Hev. J . 1 *, S ta n sb u ry , in p re s e n tin g u re p o rt, pm ised tin* M cK inley a d m ln is tm tio n , bu t^ .p jijeo ted to . tin* failure* o f the p res id en t to use foree in-pro. tbe tin g th e colored luce iVonv ly n ch in g In th e sou tli. T h e iise of tybaeeo a n d in to x ic a n ts w as denounced , w h ich caused a s to rm o f debato . tht* sm okers defend ing tin' s jn o k p ig habit-us-im th a co m fo rt a m i an i in am ent-pleasure.
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g rea .tly n eg le c ted . . So n i^ n y a re iitlllei- ed^ViUi* c a tu rr f i a m i O iro A "d ise a se s In c o n se q i’.eucc! I f I h a d ui.v .w ay , i t sh o u ld b e n* p tm ls lm b le ofl’en se fo r a n y m o th e r to a llo w 4iev eltlUJ to breatU o th ro u g b th u * m o u th , fo r . t lu it liq b it is
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ASBU1IV PARK DAILY PfJESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1900.ever qnlvcr to love's expectuncy, ■what bnrning beacons they wen Id be I-B u t Miss Rodney pulled herself up sharply pt such a ridicnlons tliougdit. Nice way for a girl'to feel toward a young mnn she hnij only known fo r 'a few hours, and that with a rope aronnd^ their waists most of tho timo and clinging breathlessly to tho almky points of the shelly rarfnee of. the Matterhorn. Any little ahopgiri conld feel that way. And yet that is the way Miss Hcdney felt, Sha waa an honest girl-, and sho wasn’t going tp disgnjso to herself how mncli alie’ wns interested in this charming fellow. He had been so manly and considerate on the way down. And he joined, ills' eas$*. athletic ability with eneh delightful grace, Vint' perfec.t-eim- plicity and;:»elf possession nnd thonght- fnlness which mark .tlie ideal gentler mini. Still, Miss Rodney checked herself up-’when '^horfelt that enthusiasm was getting the better-of• judgment. She wiiuld be nothing it not her cool,; dignified "self, wliich did not prevent' her arraying herself, in her. best gown, and. brushing -her linir Very cnrefully. Miss Rodney liad a conviction that at least she was tlio best louking woman that had ever eo(jiiett»d with the Mat- terhorn_nnd jy tb,;".'sho was no wrong.
• [to be continued.] ’ jU A f tT tT S U tV IM U fN £ U .
C o u r t W il l I i iv e s tlu 'n t« . S te e l u!nd - W irt* A lfu tra .
X e w • Yor k / A p ri 1 D e veloptno n t $ in tin* afl'airs of ilie - Amerjcai.i, S teel and
-AVIre— j »:t ny-1 tkely- ti>- can**** a '•‘seA^a-; .tion w ere m ade k tfow n-ycsterllay . Sum** m ouses a re now in tne hands o f tlu* luw linn o f L am b & Voss foi* iMtitiritiaiii Jo h n W . .( ia tc s o f tlu* com pany 's board, o f d irec to rs am i Jo h n L am b ert, th e presi* Ut'iit, both o f w hom le ft th is c ity foi* Chicago Iasi* W ednesday , am i i t is the in ten tion o f iJie a tto rn ey s to . ta k e fur- t I h t lejral proceedings, w hich will include e lfo rls - tu , g e t e x trad itio n pa porn if
M e s s rs . ( ia te s nml L am bert s1h»w* uo iit- -ter.lion o f coniine liae lr to .th is city. M a iris t ra te Zeller, who g ran ted tlu* sum- m ouses a t a p riv a te hearing.* h a s is- sued tlieju in b la n k ‘so th a t th e a tto rn e y s
'c a n Jill in th e .dales a t w hich they- may be im nle. returnable." T h e lirs t coin; n liiiiu itit' in tin* ease w as W ashington- iseligm an o f th e J irm jit, Scll/simm Ar Van A ntw erp . T h e re U ^ sec o n d com plainant whoso liame-hns. btfen w ithheld .
Sonic tim e atfo^ij;, w as oli\cially s ta ted th a t the d iroH ors o f tin* A m erican Stuel and W ire com pany, in view o f th e pros-
-pt!i:ou.'*_i;ii’iidit*iu!i-nf-th«»-c6 ipm :a tio n -s ;-nf-J #fa irs , intended so iR M ^ lc tiiie *nf the-piicl'er-m l stlicl; (the to ta l nipount irntst milling o f . w hi ch w as #-|fUlttO.OOII) sit' p a r. On the s tre n g th -o l^ th is sta tem en t W ash ing ton &eli;;man and thu-o»her clien ts o f Lam b & Vuss' bought Steel ami W ire p referred sto«*U. W hen M r. 'c»rtte«* <but dow n o f th e com pany 's m ills and irave in terv iew s on M onday, A pril HI. in w hich he w as quoted a s say ing th a t .th e steel and-iron .business Svas in bud shape an d lliar the dem and fo r tin; p roducts ol hts com pany w as hard ly J*t) per cen t. in.
Volume o f w hn t it should be. th e common and h reI'errcd:.vtoek_. b egan .! t"o tumble.. They have" never recovered th e ir los< >lr. <#ji;tes wa*i quoted a s prophesying on tlie sam e day th a t th e price o f steel m ils would fall to nhoitf a ton ir. a week, wldeh it by no m eans did, a iid the men who la I c r procured sum m onses against him specify th is s ta tem en t a s m ijustifia-
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M em o ry Vcr«c*w, 22 , 2 3 ^ -G o ld e a .T e x t, M ntli. v i l , J17—C 'o iiiio eu ta ry . P r e im p - etl by l l ie I le v .-D . M, S^parhi,
(Copyright, 1000, by D. M. Steams.]IS . “ And th e disciples o f ‘Jo h n shew ed
h im o f all th ese th ings.” Tho harm on ies th in k Hint* (he b rdor -of even ts in th is c h ap te r is th e h isto rical o rd e r; th a t a f te r th e healing o f th e cen tu rion ’s s e r v a n t , th e w idow ’s son w as ra ised , aud th en th e lesson o*f to d a y ,(M ath , x i, 2) say s th a t Joliij" heard in th e prison th e w orks o f C h ris t. T h is first *verse o f o u r lesson te lls h o w lie heard and suggests to all d iscip les 'o f C h ris t to be e v er te llin g I l i s w ondrous w orks. 'A rp ^Ciu so g lad that; you have beard th a t you, iyitli all -your
J ie a r t . w ant, o th e rs , to hem ,-- th o se in th e Tn‘ftoiis, .thosL* in. beu'theti d a rk n e ss? ‘ r.•'It>, ’20..**A rt’ T hou l i e th a t should come; o r look w e fo r anotherV ’1 Jp lm hm l baptized. H im , had seen th e S p ir it descend upon H im , had pointed H im o u t as th e L am b o f G od, an d now th is question. W h a t does it- m ean? I s i t for>hIm- sell* o r fo r h is disciples* s a k e th a t lie a sk s it? W ould h e ’haye th ese d iscip les o f his m at II e ,su h n t . J e s u s J3ia». J luj.jChri st*.
"Thnt tiiey n iiglit rblfow H im ? F o r it would seem th a t up to th is tim e th ey con tinued a s J o h n ’s disciples, o r in hiA im pri^oniiient nnd seem ing neglect, fo r . we do not know th a t Je s u s ev er visited him in th e .p riso n . D id tlie devil p resen t do u b ts to J o h n ’s mind eoncernipg l l im 'whinh -he liad pointed out. a s th e L am b o f (Jod.V • *'1 21, 22. *4G o your w ay and te ll Jo lm
.w hat th ings-yc-H iaT irrsueir-nnd h eard .” T h u s said .lesfls to Jo h u 's .d isc ip les a f te r l i e had done m any w orks' before them w hich ouly G od conld do aud p reached th e gospel t*6 th e pooi* (is .only. H e who spake, a s never m an ' sp ak e co.iild preiicli it. .H e sai<l on...iiuotHer»jj£pasion: “ Tlie^ work's th a t I do, bear- w itness ofj M e, th a t- tlie F a th e r h a th sen t M e / T h e F a th e r H im self w hich h a th sent Me; h a th borne w itness o f Me. T h e S crip tu res te s tify o f M e” (John v, 0?, %J o h n had h eard t in / 'F a th e r te s tify a t th e b ap tism ; lie knew tlie S c rip tu res, a m L if he had n ever seen m any m ighty w orks w rought th ro u g h ll im . he now heard o f themthrougfi. liis disciples. ;__
iio*. “ Aud blessed is ho w hosoever shall not be ofleiided in M e.” D oes n o t th is seeui like a , vory siiecial word fo r J o h n and. in d it'a te --th a t Jo h n w as som ew hat offended V I f •you;-.wonder a t it, t ry and iru t~ v o iir5 e ir in liis place o r i iu a g lu c 'a very common occurrem ‘e:*M r. o r M rs. D. is s ick ; thoy do- nol. send- th e p a s to r any w ord, fo r be is supposed to 'k n o w evory- th lf ig r 'n w eek, or. two, o r th re e have passed , and th e p a sto r h a s not called . I f . you know w h a t they a re a p t to s a y , . I need no t tell yom If , m eantim e, they should h e a r th a t th e p a s to r .h a d ac tu a lly called th ree doors from them , th e case would see n i w orse still. I f tho p a s to r knew of-n case o f d is tre ss amfotig h is people and did not call fo r a m onth , o r even* tw o ,‘would it-n o t seem a cau se to le a v e , th a t chu rch? I f you w ere in real troub le a n d -y o u r d ea res t friend- knew i t nud did uot com e to*see you, would you iiot be ofleiided? D o not condem n,Juhu even if he rea lly w as offended unless you n ev er u nder any circum stances becom e offended w ith God o r m an .
2 i . “ W h at w eiit ye ou t-in to tho w ilder- •ness fo r to see? A reed sh ak en w ith tb e w ind?” T h u s began Je s u s to speak o t Jo h n a f te r his m essengers w ere d eparted . •Som e'light upon th is figure m ay be found in I-K in g s xiv, 15; Isa . xxxvi, C ;'x liii, Ji. I t m ay be suggestive o f wealuiess'ftasjily influenced, w hich Jo h n certa in ly w a s not. In I.->i. vii, 2, tre e s moved w ith th e -wind is a sym bol o f fear* in th e h e a r t, b u t J o h n ■ lia d -n o -fe a rs . In E ph . iv, 14, w e read ' o f those moved w ith every, w ind o f doctrine , hu t Jo h n , like K’.ijah, w as well estab lished . J o h n w as a tre e o f r ig h teousness, th e p lan ting o f th e Lord , t h a t H e m ight be glorilied (Isa . Ixl, 3).
2o. *'J5nt w ha t w en t ye q u t fo r to scfc? A m an clot hud lu so ft ra im en t? 'Behold, they wluioh.nre gorgeously ap p are led aud live d e iiea teW jire in king.*’* c o u r ts j’ Jo h n w as^nrm it-T i lii lTTis"world’s goods, h is VoUnent being cam el’s h a ir nnd a len th- .ern girdle, and h is m eat, locusts nnd -wild iio iiry ~ (M n th riii; •!). IlelSotfgh't "n7>" fuv.or froin e a r th ’s g rea t ones.uiQr did lie covet’ j he ir food o r . ra im ent. l i e w as greirt in th e s igh t o f the Lord nnd nought only H is approval, f illed 'w ith H is S p ir it (L uke i, lo ). l i e sought th e h e a r ts o f
; .“m T T r r f r a l r 1 tlm rThT^^-itnglit“ Iearn tip wrlcoiinM lie "S o tru rG ftd 'w U ^ T T F H tn 6 7 ^
2(>. " B u t w h a t w en t ye out fo r to see? A p ro p h e t? ' Yea, I say un to you, and m uch m ore th a n a p rophe t.” H is. F a th e r , filled w ith the S p irit, sa id , “ And thou, child, sh n lt lu* called th e p rophet' o f th e h ighest, fo r thou sha It go before" th e face o f th e . L o rd - to p rep a re I l i s w ay s" (L uke i, 7t»>. B y com paring l?x. iv, l i i ; vii, 1, w e g e t.o n e m ean ing o f tlie te rm “ p rophet”—one who becom es tin* m outh o r spokesm an o f an o th e r. ’ T h e great, business o f every p ro p h e t w as no t so m uch to p red ic t fntm l* events,, b u t ju s t he t\ m outh fo r G od and say w h a t God told him , ju s t lo bo th e L ord’s .messenger, w ith th e L ord’s m essage un to th epeople (H a g / i , 3 ty . ^ ------
27. “ T h is Is ,he o f whom it is w ritten , Behold. I send M y m essenger b e fo re th y . face, w hich shall prepar.e th y w ay b efo re thee .” W h ile all th e p rophets sp ak e o f H im (A cts x, -13), it w as given to Jo h n only o f a ll" the p rophets to be H is iinme- •Jp.to fo reru n n er and to see H im in th e tlesh and to point'-H im o u t a s th e lL a in b - o f 'G o tl and Isr7iel’s—M essiah. T o Jo h n only of- all the- p rophets w as i t g iven tn jiub lie ly se t H im a p a r t to I l i s puidie m in -( i s t ry 'in bap tism , to see th e S p ir it com e as a dove upon H im and to h e a r - th e voice from heaven..‘ 28. “ F o r I s ay un to you, A m ong those th a t, a re horn o f wom en th e re is no t a g re a te r p ro p h e t 't l ia n .John (ho B ap tis t. B u t he t h a t . is •l^a^ l’-'m th e kingdom* o f fJod is g re a te r . thifti^he.” M iitli. xi, 11. Tises -tne Term ttlifngdoin ‘of heaven*’ .jn th is sa tinS'st a len ien t. I t Is th e kingdom o f G od, fo r G«d is the au th o r o f it. and th e kingdom -of heaven, fo r-heaven is 'th e . c h a ra c te r o f - i t . But* t o r my m ind th e lo rm s a re vsynonym ons. I th ink tho-ori-- gin o f both is 'fo u n d in D ani ii..*M. A sto th e . la s t c lause o f th is verso o f <»nrlesson, tlm re a re tw o ex phi n a j ions, e ith e r o f w liich is K im p h s-m tfT b o fir iu ’e/ fiiieT' W jien th e Uipgilom comes, tlie least in it
.will he. g rea te r;t'h liii J o h n then w as, and J o h n h im self, in, his glorified b o d y ‘a t th e re su rrec tion o f th e* ju s t shall be g re a te r th an he e v e r-w as before, . T ln rrDTt!(T ivr ." p ianatio ii is th a t J e s u s Ili tn se lf w as f o r the* tiitie th en being 1 he lear«t. hnvijnr tak en ia I l i s • hum iliation I In*. Ichves-1 place: but, being- the* K ing,. ?Te is *th?g re a te s t. • ; * * .
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W h a t* w a s M fs a - K o d n e y / s ^ h r p r i s e a f t e r s h o h u d ^ a n , a b p u t h a l f a n h o u r o n „ t h e t o p t o s e o a n o f h e r ^ b u m a n b e i n g a s c e n d i n g ^ t h i t h e r 1, v i h o c l i n . f j e r i n t h i s c a s o w n s a y o u n y E n p j l i s U i n a n , a b m i t 2 3 , r u d d y , c l e a r o y e d a n d b l o n d . T l i i a u n e x p e c t e d d i s p o v e r y o f a lg i r l on * t h e M a t t e r h o r n w p a o v e r w h e l m i n g en O T ig h t o d i s t u r b ’ oVdri B r i t i s h p h le g m .* * l i e l i f t e d ' h i a c a p A v ith a - s m i l e . . M is s R o d n e y w a a g l a d e n o u g h (t o e o o j l i i in t c s m i l e w i t h c h e e r f u l c a j n n ' r a d c r i e i n r e t u r n . “ T h i s i s s o n i p w h a t s t a r t l i n g . ’ e a id t h o y o n u p r - n i e a s a o t l y . -*‘1*
Lsgs\oi Lamb......... .v.. . .....' ■ . ; : . . . , . . . . ...... ... ...Loin of Pork.....,....... ...... .. . . . " . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pork Chops , . . . . X;y.'.. . . . . . . . . . . . . ' .y.. . . . . . . . . . .■ 5 a u sa g ie ^ ^ n ^ ^ fr r ? r r ~ 7 ~ \ ^ ^7
Straight goods; honest values- ' :Our aim is to make friertds; can’t makea dollar from our enemies.
;- Small profits; quick sales; cashJtal-kSi . : -T.:,I 6 ounces to the pound; 1 OO cents to tHe dollar; good goods for good Honesty and liberality will tell; we only want one profit.Quality and price is what we are working on.
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Prime Rib Roast Beef, such as you pay i 6-i8c lb. for . 12 3 /c lbFore Qudrter of Lamb. ............. 9c lbSirloin Steak, the b est .............................................15c lb.Porterhouse Steak . . ...................'. J. . . . . . . . . . . ___ 16-18c lbChuck Steak ;.;. ^ ............ . . ... 3 lbs 25cChuck Roast, the f inest . . . . . ........... qc lbGood Pot Roast . . . . ..... . 8c lbShoulder Lamb C hbps.. ...................' . . io c lbStew La mb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• . . . . I .~ v . . ..sc to yc l b-Minced H a m . . , ........... 14c lb
Frankfort Sausage. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B o logn a . ...........
Good Chuck R oast ................
Cross R ib . ......... ..............‘ f -.
•Top Sirloin................... .-.......... ........
Extra Fine Fowl s . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Extra’ Fine Dry Picked Turkeys
Round, Steak. ...................
; “Let m<thm:c these act iu Uvn rings." iVnovel enoughJ to find oneself 011 the Matterhorn for tlio .lirst time, but tc . '111 rat u yonng wonian there, is astounding. Allow me to cpugratnlate yon. It is something tb bo-proud o£." He lifted his cap with a gestnre-of deference to her prowess. ,
' ‘It only shows whnt a woman can 1 do,” replied Miss Hortijcy. ‘.‘Bnt 1
shonld not like everybody to know the '■agnnyof fright-lThave-'ieeir thronfeirinr
the way. np, am glad to see you. for ‘ 'iFTnay make me less frightened.going
down.. Tlie tiling is not ended when one has arrived. Getting back is something too." " 1 • .
“ Yee. It was goiug down that Liird Doaglas” — Then the ybnng fellow
. stopped. It had occurred to him tiiat it. jvas not the most opportune-moment to idwell on-tlii* liorriblauiceident to.Mtv Hndsom 'Mr. Hadoiv,'Lord Frederick Dougins and Cruz. the.guide, who were
. destroyed jn ninkiiig . thp descent. . . .. .‘ •I understand." said Miss Rodney.
“ It ’s just as well to reservd that till; we get to.tho-Mont Cervin hotel. Bnt liow did you get np hero so soon after myself and without our meeting?’.’
“ I got at the Schwarzsee after jon. 1 did not stop at tlio.Lower Hut at all. bnt-pushed right oil. ”
“ I v.’ ish you would get me a email' fragment of rock from the very top_if
_ydn, .can..-..8aifl Jtfiaa.BqtlHi&L. “ ijcnni-• to have it set iu a ring, us a souvenir
-nf this little walk. ”“ Certainly, ” ’suifi' tho youiig man.
;He ni:m :t;^ 'to.knock oS_two piecf's“pf7 rock witli his ice pick. ’
“ 1*11 tell yon w hat.I'll do.” Iio said as he approached .Miss Rodney with them in Ilis hand.' “ Let mo havo these set iq two rings— a plain, siniphi setting—and then you Imvo.one and I'll keep.tho other. • I would lilcc somo ™ u-
. veuir of a girl s« plucks- us'yont It’n a little uncoiiventiiinal. Dut, then, liieet- ing on the Matterhorn is rather nncmi- ventiupal too. My liamo is Guy Stud-'
.ley.”"Anil I am Miss Florence— Bnt yon
aro going, to be at tiie .Mont CVrviri , some little- time.. aren't yuit'T'".. asked._ Miss Rodney, interrniitiiwliirrself:_____•" “ Yes;, l-i-liall ho thorV a- w i.-k. ”• ••-. .TneBTyTFB-cirrjip t ' t lie 'riiig.-i' ilia do
tliero, perhaps, •before I ' go. I don't'' know.- though, that you'' could.' Of ’ .course there’s no way 'when I reflect.”
“ Mo f there.isn't. Bnt you can f-ivo me your nddrl-si - Miss Florence, and I cun send one to you. ” .
M iss R o d n ey w a s a b ijn t to c o rre c t’ h i m i n Iris m isa.ppif,belish(n as to h e r n a m o w h en c iie ’o f tie':V’iiidusssngUvstefl th a t , it w as t im e to b .'. 'in , th e d escen t, a n d sho i 'o n c lm le il to le t- i t go. Sho cou ld- te l l h im la te r , w h en ' th e y w e re a t th e h o te l.
... ■ It is need less tq r, •mark < tlmt tlie descent of the rerlotihtublo Jl.itterhurn was marte'as si’ fely as the climb tip had beeii. Xo prouder American girl lived
■ than Florence Rodney v-’hsn.Shu reached ’ .the Hotel.Moiit Cerviu.
The young -feilmv bad lisen very, charming. Coining down the Matterhorn is nut as suited to conversational
' advances as a ,j o'clock’ "tea; but it puts ir iii u it aud a-womau.on inlinitely more intimate and appreciative terms. A more tired inertal than Florence Rod-
" iiey when she' got back did-not. to her’' mind, exist on the.onr;h Having done ’ a deed Whites’ so few cf .her nux. could
enitilale. she’ f.-lt .tlu|t,.s;h j had earned the right to be very good, .to herself. This tired, lij/irlthy girl was an -’heiress Iir.JHilir.[Itiv.*‘ to $ftUM)0 a year. Why shouldn't she be good lo ueraolf?’ r
' ■—Si).Q' took to her bed as' soon aa possible ami fi ft'into Klnuiber as quiel;ly as
•^iC.tjie haddrojipi'd into it down u preci,-. pice of the Matterhorn..;
Witlmut exaggwalion sliti slept far .sa lioura: '.She .wtmkl wake only to turn . over onjiie,delicious rest of her pillij%‘ ! und1 tlio I'sihny dfcligUt of a cuuiluisk i. mattress and wHurn to nleep with grat- itmle fur being able to again e.tperierice so.delightful a sensation..
Blit at last she felt rested! .$lie got m^and.took ii cold sponge bath, as invigorating as possible, and prepared lier i self’ for breaktast,Witlha warm eayejr- iicas tlMneut Stildley. What "afresh, eager, keen, healthy boy hu was.l She liked n yo,tug■ fellow who scaled tlie
“ -Matterhorn ji) fluit cureless,-, .oll’liand - -fashion. He wa’a.a tnan after her heart.
Incidentally he was « florid, htindsouie. youth. If those cool blue eyes wefe to
Pressed Ham, Prepared.Ham, Headcheese, IJver Pudding, Blood Pudding, Pigs Feet, Fresh
Corned. Beef. In fact we handle everything appertaining to a first-class Meat Market. N ot only
everything we handle at the lowest prices, '
Tripe, Hams; Bacon
one thing cheap but
W ILLIAM G R IFFIN , J f,W EST WAN A MASS A-----
• DEALER INI M P O R T B O B E H R SALL THE BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND LIOUORS
C O T T A G E T R A D E S O L I C I T E D ]
P o s t , o f f i c e B o x 9 0 3 ASHBURY P A R K , N , J i
Army .Oilleer Fleex. ■Xow Vork, A pril Cjrdeis have been
issued h.\"the w a r d ep artm en t fo r the ar- -v;e^r nf-ljieu tenim t S. C. Ilazzsird , a £i‘nd* liat’if o f W est P o in t anti au oiiiccr o f tlie F ir s t a rtille ry , on a e iiarue u f absence w ithout leave. T h e o rders h av e .h ern
" trn iisin ittpd 'riiy—(ie ireral ".Merritt. ■ from t-ove rno r’s ’ island to th e a rm y posts thrini^hm it t!)e emintry . L ieu teila tit llaz*
,:turd*disappeared i'roiii'ICey“NVesf on l ’eh.w here lie Iuid been s ta tioned since the*
h itte r part of hist y ear. I t is fhai'tred th a t he deserted his, w ife and lied with
iitrt):tki* wom an. S iae r-th en no th ing has linen.heard of. him. - 1/e .a teu au t iln;:/-ai:d is :ihout US y ears tS\A, H e en tered W est P o iiit, i’roiii IN/ttsville, .l.'a., iu JStf) amL w as g raduated in 1 .S!K5. T w o y e a rs later- lie re tu rned to accept th e ran k o f niili^
f a tv a d ju ta n t, wliieh lie^held tint il'Auk*. 1^.' 1 M oan w hile In* had (rout raetedw ha t Ids fiiends considered a n u n fo rtu n a te m arriage, l i e m arried th e daugh ter
-of a boarding lnu’.se keeper. H e w as sent to K<‘V W est as aii tillieer o f th e F ir s t a i; tiljery .in Sep t uni her. _1JS1 M _ ( Ie_nej;aU
.T T erriit is uTTIu*'^quuion tT n itT ia zza id has j:o‘ne abroad . l i e saitl th a t th e lieu* tenan t wj\s considered an unusually elli* e ien t ollirer. . l"nJ«»ss .h e re tu rn s w ithin th ree m onths from tlie d a te o f h is d isap pearance he will be l-randed a s a d cse ite r aild his nanii* ta.ki-u f r . in r th f .a n u y rolls.
C;<iJtjiln Cn/i<*p si t lien v e u w o r Hi. L eav iiiw n ith , K a n ~ V p rtl-^ N .—t.HM*Hin':
M, C arte r; ia te c ap ta in in the t 'n ite d S ta te s arm y, a rriv ed a t th e fedora 1 prison b .st nitfht under Kiiard of l.ietiteinuu T hom as K a rk c r, F if te en th in fa n try : a corporal and th ree soldiers. Hy special o rders i.-sued from tin; d ep artm en t o f jus- tic.e new spaper men w ere n** perm it ted to in terv iew th e prisoner,’r wlfo \\'asT inline.* d ia te lv d ressed .in the prison k iirh and a s signed to a cell. ID s prison limn be- is L’.bH-l. and lie is th e m e u p a u t o f cell „,\*o. -lL»o. C a r te r will be ii prUon bookkeeper jji -tlie h arness room,-.shoe repa iring and ‘.•iupel1 w eaving shops. *_
All this sprinR’s.denfgns. P aper H a n g in fltn d P a in tluR a spocialty . rap«:r b o u g h t from us w ill bo trim m ed frdO of obargo* > . ..
New Jersey Pecor*tin£ (o. 616 Gookrc&a Avcna?Bmnch, Newark N. J .
ptNxSrLVflNlA.RAlLROaOl >}T h e S ta n d a rd R a ilro ad o f A ir a n c sHew Store Hew Hs
J. L. THOMPSON,T H E G R O C E R
No. 17 South /lain Street,
jFfsburv ParK l)0tci$H $ D u r y P a r K f i o t d
FAM ILY H O T E i- Grand and Sewall-Avenues
O PE N A L L T H E Y EA R .■ 8 toan> h eat. E leotrio ilgb ts .
A ll m odern Iraprovem osts R an pa rlo r . R easonable prlC68
T h e S t a f f o r dCorner Filth Ayenue and « e t k Street Open All Tiie Ycstoslte Sunset Lake Special accommodation! for blcyc2e»
For terms addteee , • MRB. A. L. (iUY.The Orange
The AlaskaKXCl’ ICSlON 11ATKS TO AS
W ELL AS l i i 031 T H E EAST,
T he Kock IhIuikI Springs a Surprlhe on th e - C olorado Lines a l Toduy’H- M eeting.
"""'I’he Trans-M isf,o\iri co m m ittee of th e W este rn P a ssen g e r’association is hnh llng Us ijiinua l nieetiiifr a t tJVe.Brown P alace ho tel. A su rp rise w as s p ru n g on the c o n im ittc e a t th e m o rn in g session by tien - .eral Passenger A gent S eb astian , of the Hock Island . H ep ilin ing abou t.' June_S0
’the-Koc.k lsh in ii w ill ru n fo u r •excursions from Chieajro, .^t. Lnuis, K an sas C ity an d O m aha to Colorado, com m on pointH, niaUt
4iig-a-wito »>f one fa ro p lu s ^ fo r 'rh e round tr ip a n d re tu rn lim it o f O ctober ill o n t h e ticke ts.' T hese ex cu rsio n s w ill he ru n ns special excursion tra in s a n d .abou t-* the SJime da tes re tu rn excu rsions w ill ’he "run • from Denver,- C o lo rado . S p r in g s 1 * ‘ahd P u eb lo to llie e a s te rn po in ts , th e sam e
’ra le s prevailing,, th u s en ab lin g jpo lo rado people^desiring Ji> do so to m ak e to u ris t tr ip s east*-during fbe su m n ie r^ .w ilh th e ^iin ie ad v an tag es g n in te d e a s te rn to u ris ts w h o co p ie w est.—U ejn T r Time.s.' *
0'nr atm. ia to reach tljo snpor’a- tivo in our bicycle repairing. We bolievo onr efforts ar» appreciatecl, ne onr bdsinoEB is heavier ami heavier eacli yoar. Satisfied ensto- mora bring, their friends and thns wo grow.
M ay we not bstvo yon ?■ • I • •
Z A C I I A R I A S & C O .7 i i M a t t i s o n A v e .
Branch Station of the A&lmry Pirfc
D A IL Y P R E S S T H E SH O R E’ P R E S S
TV. H. Shipm an, Beimlslny, Stinn-. undor outh, siiys lie .suffered rrom dyppepslu for. tw onrjvjlve ’yeur^. Dootors nnti -dletlnu Kiive h u t little ; ellef. Flijully lie .used Ko- i!(il Dyspepsln’C nre a n d now cu ts w liiith o likes and as m uch a s he wnntu, ahd heJeelB like a n q w tn 'in : It' d lg fs ts w h a t .you eat. \V, R . Ham , 107 Main s treet.
•H. Clark) Channcey, Ga.. sfiy> - i o W iti’s W lteh Rfilye cured him of plies that.Imd sfillcted him for tw ra ty years. I t Is also a snw dy. en re fo r skin d iseases ., Bew are o f darij-eroui? coun terfe its . : W , It. Ham , 1 0 /M ain s tre e t . ,
ANBURY PARI( DAILY PjlESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1900.
2,060 Window Slades, Complete With Spring Rollers aid Fixtures 10 Cents I e x t r a i f f - 1
With-the rapidity of lightnmg the word has gone: forth that the Tuttle Store has become; a-scene of annihilation of prices which has caused some of the.olden heads' towonder "at the assurance of the new generation of merchants. Let the word pass on. Let the people profit. We are makirig dollars by the n pst siihple; methods ^nopn to modern ;trade-<-by the simple method pf price-cutting.
TH ETUTTLESTORE
Cheapest Kitchen Goods Store inA tlie World
Mustard spoon. . . . Tea pot knobs..,, Tnolis per papofci.E sk w iilps...............T ea -s tra in e rs ..........r i m n o l R ^
- N utrm cc gratersT ." Htovo IlftorB .. . . . . . .S crow d r iv e r s ........P o ta to SSosIiers....I ro n sp q o D S ...........Cork e c ro w s ..;___
nrirftr b______
. . . . . . 20 .............. . . . . . . . 20. . . . . . . . r v . , , : . . ' . 8a. . . . ; ......... 8o ......... Sa
Apple p e te rs ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... ...... 3o.S c o o p s ........... . 8o
-Tin tea spoons p c r'd o * :v :v .rr .T T r7; r . t r :" .80'Zlnb o ile rs ......... SoM ea t c h o p p e r s . . . ....................... . . ' . ................60B u tte r p r in t s . . ................. 50Slnlc shovels ................. GoK ites.'............................................. 5o
tS o ip s a v e rs ...................................... — DoQ u art tneusurea................. , ..............................CoUorcaoptg b ea te rs ...........S...............................To2 400 m alolies . . . . . . ........................... :.12oBtovo m oits ' . ........, .io oHlnck J a c k stove b luck ... ,,10c'Clothes l in o ........................ 80Shelf p a p e r ........ '..............................3o•Ladles. l ........ .-........... 5oK nives a n d fo rk s .................................... Go
C heapest tin w are Btoro 1n ihe w orld, every th in g you need n t prices t l ia t forco oppM-itlon to stand-in w onderm ent.
' C rank flour selves..................— , . .T in c o p s .................. 7 .W iieh bo ile rs .'. .................... ...Wiieh boilers long o n e s ........Covered cham ber p a l l s ......................Dread pans.B read rafsor»— — ...................Dish p a h s "............................ . . .1U q u a r t buckots ......................... —G alvanized Iron p a n s .............................
-G alviyilzeil-lroirpaii#— r n r i r r r i tT r .T ea k e ttle s , 4 q u a r t s .................r . v. . .,C o m p a r tm e n t d in n e r b u c k e ts ............
. 011 cans— -.-...;.......... ....... .....................Haueo p a n s ...............................1
TABLE OIL CLOTHN ew est p a tte rn s—boat q u a lity . . .J
. . . . Oo
...,2 5 0
. . . ,49c
.♦ .1 9 0
. . . . 50
... .2 5 0
. . . . Oo
....1 8 o
. . . . lOo t:tt1 5 o . . . . 2 So . . . ,25o, . t AQc, . , , 10c
.18 0 yd
- . .THE . ’ -- TH ETOOTLE TUTTLESTORE STORE
SII*VE^WARE 'SILVERWAREWe’ondeiBell any and every store in tho land in both cheap and fine
ailfeiwarc. We don’t aim to-xnoefc ofchor prices." We simply cat them. Wo hate tlio.best makes—Wallace, Rivorton. and. Rogers.
CARPET SWEEPERS „ CARPET SWEEPERS1 0 dozen was onr order. <Not another store in Monmouth' county
woalJ dare order so many. Oar.priccs will clcan thorn out completely— $1,09, *1.75,'$1.98, $2.25, 13 75. • ■
. .GARBAGE CANSWo sell every aizb, kind and quality of garbage cans. We soil thorn
cheaper than tho other store. -.Prices run: 49c, 89c, 99c, $1.75,. $1.98 For private cottages and hotels,
WASH BOILERS ' '- ■
Ask to sco tho now patent bottom Boiler. Will not mat. Is clioiper than copper and wears longer,: 89c. and 99c,
IRONWARE• • AGATE' BIGGEST STOCK LOWEST PRICESWo absolutely control the sale of agate ironware in Asbury Park. We sell bettor ware. Wo soil it cheaper than any other store.
BLUE FLAME. OIL STOVES . T . ‘ • ■ - BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES
Everybody who knows this storo knows that the verf-term “oil stove” augggests .thp Tuttlo storo. WofleaU. stand’ijtlono as unapproachable,
WINDOW SHADES
-We havo tho boat and oar prices
WINDOW SHADES
>" TH ETUTTLE.-- STORE
FLOOR OIL CLOTHW e Bell m ora floor oil c lo th than all otfibr
stores in tbe aity^copsbinsid. W e give b e tte r d o th a t a lees price, th a u any o ther s to re .
R eg u lar 40o q u a lity —very b e st p a tte rn s— r ig h t cJ|o\vn to d a te ^ p e r y a r d l . .".Sflc
LAMPS LAflPSW e h av e a ll th e lam ps.ycu like n t priced
th a t elm ply defy a iiy kind bf com petition. LA M P8 ,— LA M PS,' LAMPS, " ‘
ISo, 19c, 25c, 20c,u p to th e b ig p a rlo r lam ps.
WASH BOARDS AND TUBSA. z!no w ash board fo r....................................15cDouble zlno boards, p ro tec to r tops ..-.. 1.25oA ll wood b o a rd s ..................................,1 0 aW ash tu b s a ll k inds and prices.
BRUSHESS crub b r u s h e s . : . . ! ; .H and s c ru b s ...............F e a th e r d u s te r s ........Sink brushes ..............F loor b ru sh e s •.;!W indow brushes . . W hitew ash b ru s h e s . S tove b ru s h e s ........
BRUSHES. . Sc .. 3c..100 .. 3c . -49o ..40c, . .15c . . 10c
"LAriP FIXTURES• — . - ■•••/■ '
BURNERS, THICKS, -. -GLOBES,' ..C H jK H E Y S , , TRXPODSl .v1' .•
Every thrne.&r lamps. Cheaper than you can buy It anywhere else.
THE MATTISON AVENUE P RICE-CUT TERS. m
The G R E A T T U T T L E ST O R EBUV AT TH E TUTTLE STORE AND SAVE MONEY
t e"I Professional
D R S /B R Y AN & BURTPltTSICIANB AND SUIMKONS. 821 Aabnri
avenue, Aabury Pork, N. J . Offlco hoars 8 to 12 tt. m., 2 to 8 p. to 9 p. jn* Pbonp5» ...... .....
1 . E . HETR ICK, M . D .PHYSICUNAND 8 UUGEONV. .531 Cookman
avemjrt. Offlco hour?: 8 a. irt. to ^0^ 1. lm . 2 p. _iii. to 8 p. m.l 7 p in. to H p. in. Butiday^ 8.80 to
li..Ki n. m. bprci(&I aitpnHonxto eyu, ear and Hvirgtry. ‘ ' ’
0R r F : > . C O LEM AN ~Northwest corner Fourth avenue and Kifigjitoy
fttreet. Ofllce Houra: 0 to 10 a. m.. 1.20 to 2.80 p. in., 7 to 3 p. m, Telophono 1 D.
R .S .B E N N E T r , M . D . ^PHYSICIAN AND 8UKQEON. 510 Aabury a?e
nui*. Anbury P ark. Oftlcw boure: 3 to 10 a. m,,l ’jo 3 and 7 toO p in. ’ . * 1W-5J78
DRTmRQMilFQr CURRIE' J‘ 0 Mnln avfiiue. Ocean fJrove, N. J . Office•» l!o » n : 7 to 10 a. tn.. li to 5 u. m ,. 7 to 10 p. m .___
SE E D S
TOR. ELLA PRENTISS u p h a m ;305 Third nvenue, Aabury Park, N, J,
hours until 10 a. m., U to 2,p. nu, 0 to 7.30 Telfphon/j call 520 -I.
H .;S .;K IN I¥ !D N T M z M rD .-
Oflloe p. m
7!0 Grand avenue, and at Klnmonth ft Go.** DruR 8tore, 724 Cookman, aTan\ie, Aabory Park.
BURTON BROTHERSDENTIBTH, Cooknw»n avenue^Aabury Park,
Buudoulne bu}ldlng, B. \V. Cor. Broadway and * Ni — • * -I iifttb street, New York, from May. until October.
ifaw York offloe cloaod
DR. H . 8 . TAYLOR !DRNT1ST. (Gradu«j»o^UnrveraltyofPennsyl
vania), comer Cookman avenue and Emory street, over LeM&ljjtre’B, opposite post office; entrance on Emory atroet, A hd ury Hark. . Ofllce houra from 0 a. m, to 6 p. in. Telephone Q31.
Q EO . L . D. TO M PK INS ,D»’ 0 . i .. DE?IT18T. Itoomg !?, 3 aad 4, PoBtofllce* build* A abary P ark . Teeth e itrao ted p&lnleasly with* o itt rendering the patien t uncobsoloua. Gaa ad- inlnUitered.- om oa houra: 0 a* t&. to 5 p . m.
R . F . OORA.N, O .D .S .DRNTIST. Succcsaor to the Boston Denttota.
715 Mattison avenuo, Y/lnckler BultdlnK.'
CLAUDE V . OUERIKliAW 07F10ES. Transacia Reneral lc*al bnifl-
ness. Acknowlodirmepta taken for-all states. Rooms >-10 Apploby Bulldlnjr, -
: WILUAM C. BYRAW VATTORNEY AT LAW.- ' 1 ♦ .
MASTER IN CHfcJNOERY, 23 Appleby Bulidlnfiri Aaboi7 Park. H, J .
W M . C . COTTRELLAROHITEOT. Plana a n i specifications fur*
- ntshed a t sh o rt notice. * Hotel w ork a ap edalty 415 Lakb avenuo,
Sauobl A. B no css E rnkst A, Arshc
E f USE 4 rA8EK>'<Arohiteata. 0)1 Caeltnut etront, fhiiaaelphla.
Building, T renton, W. J . A pp’a'ijf A a b n r j P a r k , J . ! /
m , V . B. HEfOMT,VKTEUIMAKT BUnOEON. T re a ts a l l fat-
■ ^ --------------- ayonue. Telephone No. f>iniflo. OttoeSoaSenall avon AiburyPnrlr. U. J .
F ran k H. W alker. y P r a c t ic a lf
Paper H angerm 2 Mnnros A i t one. West Asbury Parte.
■t • 1 [ AafeflP FOBD E C O R A T O R S' W A tjI; T‘ AP«3R C a
O f N ew Y o rk a n a x m w *■ AM»- M A S ’o f-P u ih delph i*. v. .
. IVslI Papor troip lOo per doubip.roll asd up- ;var<5«. Hnbgir.i; 25e per double roll and iit; ivards. Scnie stores advertise olieBr.er, blit they mean glnglo rolls, Don’t bo deoeivnd. l.nt meishow yon raysaiftplosaiii’ then com- l aro pvces with otliera. ' .
Tho planting season will soon bo her© and in order to havo good crope it Jb important-that yon liave GOOD SEEDS. Our supply ol
FIELD GARDE} AND LAWN SEEDS
has just arrived and as it comca from ond. of tho most reliable seed houses iu America, wo feel that }on will bo bountifully repaid by por- cliasingyotir Boedsatjip r e tore. .Wo can supply yon needs in any quantity and at prices that will .bear ins|s0c- tion. - ■ . „_8 o lo A K e n t fo r U io _ . V
71JEFFGIES-SPIKETC O M T P S T P IC T U R E S
U nder tho .d irection of W illiam A . Brady . r . and TlioniAs O 'R ourke.Tho greatest motion pictures ever taken by the
American' Bio^raph tvnd Mutosoope Company, showing overy inovo from start 10 flnij»h of ihfs. tlio ^reab-Bt batiJo of modern times. 7 |m U c a of nima.—21(1 o(W dlstloct pictures, and m julrlng Iti- rejirescntailon two aud ono half houra. No
PLA N ET, JB . SEED DRILLS, CULTIVATORS AND3 SYRACUSE CHILLED PLOWS.
J. D, NEWLIN173 Main Street
ASBURY PARK*
M. M. CrosbicPeakr in..
New and Second Hand
Furniture. , . 1 ’ ■ ' \ •
$ Crosble Hall Munroe and W aio- ~
P a rk Opera HouseW . H. MORRIS, Manager
O ne N Jght O n jy ,
M O N D A Y , M I L 30T H E R E A L
humming of m a’hino.
PRICES, - 25, 35, 50 and*75 Cents,_SQata.onaaioatqrenpllo’s,-2i4.^iaIn street,--—
I WISH TO iMUMET o th e p u b lic th a t I b a v e reopened m y Jew e lry S to re a t th e o ld s ta n d
625 C O O K M A N A V E N U E a n d a s u tu a l w ill c a r ry a full J ln e o f W A T C H E 3 , J E W E L R Y , &c. a t th e lo w e s t p o ssa ib le p rices.
' 1 h a v j ju s t s ec u re d so m e p a w n b ro k e rs ' je w e lry . T h e . p rices on th e s e a rtic le s w ill a s to n ish you. W il l b e p le a s e d to s e e m y o i l friemlsf, a lso n e w o n e s .
E M B L E M S F O R L O D G E S .
A f . X.. W e i n s tein .
JAMES H. SEXTON Funeral D irectorISS mfilH ST., BSBDBY PBBKA fine lino ot casket» on band to se
lect from. Flower designs ft specialty. Open «S ay and night. 1 '
Telephone, 21 a.Eealdanee, 410 BewalJ avenue.
RICHARD H. BEED ’ JAMES E. HUNT
THE PEOPLE SAYWo h avethshost llgh'edatoro to town. •Weil, wn uie tha TROUtlCTZSKOY ACETY.
LENG OAS GENERATOR. Call and see it.’
LET UB REPAIR YOUR BICYCLEand it will run eas'or than It over dl I before, and we vr\\\ do s tho * work cheaper than anyone else. We will call for your wheel
j , E D G A R S O O \ ’S l i 1 -2 Cookman Ave. ‘ ..
Opp. Partriilso & Richardson’s, - '
' - r s r
PfiEeB^Speelnl Artvcrtiso'ntiir.ta b rin g Un m edlftto resulja . .
R B B D H U N TBonds :snd“Me$fmenl5
S e cu ritie s BouK bt an d Sold
M em bers New Y o rk Cons. S tock Exahnngo
4 7 B R O A D W A YN EW YORK
Lock Distance Telephone 1 80 Btcad. • 1(91C3*
Tlio PnE as has la te r tolegMDhio sew s than th e evening edH ioriaof (ha N ew Y ork piipers w hich seaolr A sbury i;aric. T he i’!:Ksa"ho!( all th e local new s. I t s rondora thus- get, AU th e nows, bo th lowil niwVgen- e ralj fo r ontrcen't. .
Tomato Plants' .Reliable Seeds
Fam ous A sfim y FaiK L aw n G lass Seed
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H a r d w a r e , N o t i o n s , E t c .
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suprem u e s itr t bi-foro J u s t in ' MuiOilU a ,te}lga_Y.eJlis.-iJIa}-..lluilL-}v.oflI!rLm'Htur a v e rd ic t tu v .S 12.">00 a g a in s t 't lu ; c ity of N ew "Y o rk riJ I iti;i B ailey, wlio is :: duuSli- te r of P . C. B ailey, ,-> w ealthy P u tnam com ity m alr, \va« in ju red on tlib night ot S ep t. a j . '18118.' w h ile quiLlltivinj^.-X'liooily o f 'N e w Y(jrlt; w as- balhlillg. a atolte' w ull iu tlio tiHvn Of .Southeast, t 'u tiia m eonnty. nnd Sail considerab le stone along th e h ighw ay . M iss B ailey d rm 'e in to a p ile of s tones. ' H e r ank le w as brokou, und she w a s eripp lcd fo r life.
I l c v f r j S co ri-d h y G r im a J u r y ,New Y ork. A pril —lu a p resen t
m en t handed up to Supretne C ourt J u s tice K eogh d i e eoiinty g ran d ju ry scored C hief Dever.v and th e T io f tg Is'mluV C ity police. T h e .ehief is ehnrgt'd w ith delibe ra te ly Im m pering t'lie eoun ty au tho ritie s in thu attem pt- to sup p ress vft-e. H e is ehayged d iree tlf , too, .^vith ldpekiag an effort to enforce , th e Ia n s , anil Poliec C ap ta in W oods of, L ong is lan d Cit.v Is declared to lie u n w orthy to hold otliee. T h is preseuttlnyit is th e outeoinc o f iii> investigation o t the 'dopn rtm cm t.'
B n iiU 'U oliltt-rn S e c n rt- fr>,Di)elItleliinond, A pril 21j.—O ne o f tiie bold-,
c s t rohheries .over com m itted, in V irginia' occurred a t K trnslm rg, w hen eigiit men' w ent in to i Im) to w n ,'b ro k e iti I c> tho J la s - sa im u tte ii Irani; ■ v au lt, b lew tlie safe open and stole $3,0(10 in cash, TJiere jvtis $75,001) in—w eiirU ies in the riiiilt wUieh w ere not .touched. T h e rohburs escaped from the tow n on a jKuulcar.
i a s t p j e r s o n a l l x -c o n d u c t e d r o i n tT O - W ABUINGTON VIA 1‘liN N SY tV ANIA M AII.KOAD.The la s t of tho p resen t series of the Penn
sy lvan ia th ree-day personally-conducted to u rs to W ashington, 3 , C,, wil! bo rtso on M ay 3. T h e ra le , $14.r>0 from Nov? Y ork, 811.50 from Philadelphia, and p roportionate ra te s from other-points, iaelniiea * tran sp o rta tio n , hotel accom m odations, and tra n s fe r o f j'assnisger aud hM ggate from 3ta tlou to hotel. These r a t i ' , itiom deaccom m odations fo r tw o day - a t th e A rlington , Norm andie, Higgs, or E b b itt House. F o r accomtfioda Mans a t W illard’s. R egent, M etropolitan, e r N ationa l' hotei, $3 50 leas. Al! ticke ts «ood fo r ten days, vlth special ho te l ra te , a f te r exp ira tion of hotel cobpoua. An exporlenced chaperon will also accom pany th e ra f ty .
S id e t r ip s m ay _ a ls tt._ b am .id 8 to M o u n t V erncm . th o h 'o n ie o f -G e o rg e W n a h ln g th n ; O lil .P o in t C o m fo rt, oppo?U « w h ic h tho M oni t o r a n d M ernm 'ao m e t iu th o lr m em o ra tiles tru g g le ; an d 'R ichm ond , Va. Theso side tr ip excursion tickets inay bo obfalned by holders o f Pennsylvania to ijr tick e ts a t .the followltip: ra te s: M ouht yornon,-To e»u’ts ; Old PojnS Com fort, $3.50 v ia ateanSer, $0 ail ra il; rtkdimoni?, f->. V
F o rltln e ra rie s tick e t nnd full Inform ation apply ro- tick e t agfirftfl; T o u rist A gent, lltHi Broadway, N .Y : TSVRroad Rtroet,,Newark", N . J . ; 'n r iiddresR Oeiirgii IV Doyd, AssIh- tant.-, (ieneral Pnnaengar - Agonc, liroad S treb t B tation; Philadelphia.
ML M IR*T. V riinli Applul)yndverfciH08 fo r A sb tn y
P a rk Kchool bonds.E . H /T tn d tiU w ill ta k e fche school census
In th lfic ity . H o Will beg in th u V o rk n e x tT tiC H tliiy . v .. .............
,S, "F. M oore, l>Iacksinlth, has reopened hirf shop on S o u th M itln s tree t, oppo.sitc O cean G rove’s M ain av en u e gattis. .
A t ycstortlay’s session o f tho A . M. E. Z iotr ch u rch in C uniden , Ilev . George II> W ilso n ' o f AVesf A sb u ry P a r k w as ud* n iitte d to inu inbership .
A largo p a rty w ill jo in thu P ie rce w heelm en’s r u n from th is c ity to P r in ce to n an d r e tu rn tom orrow . T h e s ta r t w ill be m ade i t t d a ; m . from S a iifo n l’s M attison avenue, blcycflo a n id em y . . • . . v •
JIis.«es*BolIo a m i X o ra (5ra v a t t und th e ir b ro ther, (Jarflcld G ra v u tt o f E m b u ry >vu% nue,* Ocoiiii G rove, have gone to . v is it re la tives In th e w este rn parr, o f tb e s ta te fo r a b o u t tw o Weeks,- . >'
Thei-c a rc m an y e x c itin g in c id e n ts show n in th e JelT rles-Sharkcy c o n te s t p ic tu re s th a t re tn iiid .-o n e -o f- th e a re n a at. Coney I s lap (1. These m ay a ll bo seen a t . P a rk Oi>era H ouse n e x t M onday ev en ing . “ P erso n s pass in g J . E d g a r Sony’s bicycle
s to re a t '512# Cook m an av en u e a t n ig h t notice th e b ril l h in t light- g iven .b y the Troul>etzko^ accfyjcno ‘g a s m achine./ ^\r. Sooy is th e local a g e n t fo r th e .m achine. '
M ws'Emma* X , P re n t i s h a s re tu rn e d to the.^X )ccan. house ',- M ali)-avenue* - O cean Grove, .from X e\v Y ork , a n d w ill •pivjMire- tho 'houso fo r ea rly reopen ing . T h e b u ild ing Is be ing impaired am i rep ah ite tl by the ow ner, C. C. C lay ton .
W illiam II . S an b o rn , c le rk in K ln m o n th & Co.’s C ookm an a v en u e d ru g sto re , w ill go to N ew ark M onday to a tte n d , th e com m en cem en t exercises th e Xew Je rsey College*of P h a rm acy . M r. S an b o rn is a m em ber o f th e g ra d u a tin g c lass. ' "
Iiev . 1^. C . BeiUe, D .D. of B oston Is the g u est of Hev. a n d M rs.'G . IC. IlancocV:, a t th e W est P a r k M. E. jxirsonage, A sb u ry , avenue. T o m o rm w n io rn in g Dr.*' BenU* w ill speak in th e in te re s ts o f th e A m erican U n iv e rs ity a t th e W es t P a r k AI, E . ch u rch .
T om orrow even in g R ev. S. Eelw ard Y oung of P it tsb u rg , l sa ., w ill preach in th e West-, m in s te r P re sb y te r ia n ch u rc h , th is c ity . M r. Y o u n g , w as p a s to r o f th is ch u rch six years a go .. In h is p resen t c.hitrch he has a d m itte d ovor (KK) m em bers in less th a n tw cryeais: : ; ’ T
Iiev . W illiom W . ,W iic6x o f X ew Y ork , a b ro th e r o f F r a n k 'I j . W ilcox o f th e M a ttison A venue p h arm acy , wfU preach tom or- row m o rn in g a n d -e v e n in g in. th e O m iu l A venue Rt»formcd chu rch ; th is c ity : , M r. W ilcox p reached i u ' a n u m b e r of th e local chu rches d u r in g a fo rm er tem p o ra ry residence afc O cean Grove. * '
. . MAY C03IK TO SEA G IR T.
New Y ork May Abollnli C rcedm oor Rnnjrer Two 11 rigiules M ay,Shoot In J e rse y .
In m ilita ry c irc les th e question , of abo li s h in g C reed m oor a s a rifle ra n g e is ag a in Ix in g a g ita ted .
People re s id in g a n d h o ld in g p ro p erly in th e v ic in ity a rc co m p la in in g th a t.th e shootin g end an g ers lives w ith in a sho o tin g dis; tan ce of th e rungo.
Several persons have been sh o t by w ild shoo ting o f th e so ld iers p ra c tic in g on the h inge . , ; .
The in rerouting phase o f th is a g ita tio n Is th a t th e a tte n tio n o f th e X ^ w Y o rk iftillJl ta.ry m en is tu rn e d to w ard s th e rifle ran g e o f tho s ta tc of X ew J e rse y a t Sea G irt.. _..Thcrc.is a .sentim ent In fav o r o f .h av in g tlie X ew Y ork a u th o ritie s m ak e n rnm ge- m en ts w ith th e a u th o ritie s o f X ew Jersey fo r th e use o f th e ran g e , u n d e r c e r ta in cond itio n s , by th e tro o p s o f th e F ir^ t a n d Second b rigades o f X ew Y ork .
F irem an ’s P rim a ry . - A p r in ia ry w lll be. hold in W ash ing ton
en g in e house. O cean G rove, o u W ednesd ay , M ay 10, a t t>. p . tu ., to place in nom ina tio n one Hre com m issioner to succeed H a riy A .‘S u m m ers fo r th e te rm o f th ree y ciirs-fo r—X ep tu n e—F ire -3 )is tr ie t-X o rI of X cp tu n e tow nshlj), a n d to vote a n ap p ro p ria tio n o f ^J.oOOTpr co n tin g en t' expenses o f th e d is tr ic t. T h e e le c tio irfo r com m issioners w ill ta k e p lace on S a tu td ay ^ M ay50r f r o n i- J i- to T p rn i;ru t- th e ^ W u s lu n g to n com pany 's h ouse on O lin s tre e t. ■;
A n Ai»ple E n te r ?D u r in g a v is i t to th e - s o u th o f E n g -
lancl a g o n t le m a n w a s m e t w i th w h o le la te d a u n iq u e nn d m o s t in te r e s t in g ix p e r ic n c e .in d ie te t ic s . I t w as^ th a t, f o r . t h e l a s t , t h r e e y e a r s l ie J u id liv e d on o n e m e a l a d a y . a n d t h a t m e a l w a s com p o sed c h ie fly o f a p p le s ! F u r th e r a s to n i s h m e n t w a s ev oked b y h is re p ly to m y q u e s tio n - .,a s - to .w lia t l ie :d ra n lc ,
..w iicu h e s t a t e d t l i a t t h e ju ic e s o f t l ie a p p le s su p p lie d h i in With a ll th e m o is- t u r e or. d r in k h e n e ed e d ; th is , '• 'h e c la im ed , w a s o f t h e p u re s t .k in d , b e in g in r e a l i t y w a te r d i s t i l l e d ' b j ' . . n a tu r e , a n d lla v o re d w ith t h e p le a s a n t a ro m a o f th e a p p le ,- l i e p a r to o k o f h is o n e m e a l a b o u t t h r e e o*cl6"c!c iu th e a f t e r no o n , c u i in g w h a t he fe l t Batisfi'ed,li}m,
.tlio m e a l o c c u p y in g h^m f ro m 20 m in u te s to h a l f a n h o u r . H e looked th e p ic tu re o f h e a l th f u l m a n h o o d , a n d hj e n g a g e d tfa ily in l i t e r a r y . woi'U.— C h a m b e rs ’ J o u r n a l . ...
O ld P e o jj le In M ild C llm a to g .M ore p eo p le o v e r 100 y e a r s o ld ajre
fo u n d in m ild c l im a te s t h a n . in th o .h ig h e r - lr i t l tu d e s .- ..-A c c o rd in g -- to —the.- la s t c e n su s o f th e G e rm a n 'e m p ire , o f a p o p u la tio n o f 555,0(^,001) o n ly 78 have- p a sse d th o h u n d r e d th y e a r . " F ra n c e , w ith a p o p u la tio n o f 40,000,000;’ h a s
;213 c e n te n a r ia n s ^ In E ng-land th e r e •arc 146, in I r e la n d ^578, a n d ; i.i S co tla n d . 4G. • Sw eclen 1m s te n - jin d X o rw a y 23, B e lg iu m 5; D e n m a rk 2, S w itz e r- ' lah d -.n o n e . S p a in , ^ i th * a p o p u la tio n o f '\S,000,000, lia s 401 p e rs o n s .ovo r 130’ y e a r s o f a g e . Of t h e 2,250,000 in h a b - i t a n s o f S e rv la , 575 h a v o p a s s e d th e c e n tu ry m a rk . I t is sa id t h a t th e o ld e s t p e rs o n i i v i n g ts B runo* . C o trim , h o rn in A fric a a n d n o w liv in g , in f t jc d e J a n e iro . ' H e i s - 350* y e a r s o ld . . A c o ac h m a u -in -M o sc o w ha& liv e d f o r 14C y(5a ra .—P n ^ to n Budaret^ f *.
W . W . Mayhnw!, M arton, V/Itj,, say s: “I consider One M inute Cough C ure a most- wonderful medloluo, ^lifck an ti safe.” I t la tbfi'frtily Imrmless rem edy th a t g ives Immed ia te resu lts. I t cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, grippe, whooping coughVpneu- monla and a ll th ro a t and lu n g dtsf apes. I tso a rly uflo proVeutM couHum,.M 6u. C h ild ren a lw a y s like i t a u d m o th e rs e n d o rse I t. W . U, H a m ,'107 M ain s t r e e t . . .
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Men’s fine spring overcoats and top coats; suits of English serge and fancy worsted and cheviots; top coats of coverts and whipcords; garments that retail at $10, our price $7,/
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• T he sen t im e n t in favor of a S u n d a y tm in .f-xu‘v k c in s tead o f tlio prcncli t h ypocrirical
t in ilis .stop a t In te r la k e n f«/r A sb u ry P a rk passengers on S nm hiy” is a lm o s t ;utm ni- jiious. . •. : *• .. y f
J n la s t W ednesday 's fssue tlje P ress ' ad- yocdtart th e ab o litio n o f this* ru le . On T h u rsd a y '-M r. U nldw in. o f th e /'.C en tra l H ail road o f X ew Jersey , addressed a le t te r to M ayor T en B roeck e x p ress in g h is will-_ iitgness.to stop th e tra in s a t th e A 'sbury ^ a r k ' s ta t io n on Su ltday if th e people so desired . T ho m ayor, w ho hns lo n g been a n advocate of S un d ay tra in s , is alVeady c irc u la tin g a p e titio n to be s e n t to both
. th e P en n sy lv an ia m ul C e n tra l ra ilro ad s . -• Y e ste rd ay th e -A n b u ry P a rk J o u rn a l en dorsed th e schem e, a n d , i t looks , now a s th o u g h th e desired 'end w ou ld Ix^ftttm ned.
> S o m e . people w ill p robab ly oppose tlie Scheme a t f i r s t th o u g h t, blit; th e re is rea lly
■ l i t t le g ro iin d 'fo r .th o oppositit/nV W e perm i t every o th e r system o f p u b lic convey^ a iice to b riin g passengers, iii to. A sb u ry P a rk on S u n d ay except tlie s team ra ilro a d s ;
. th ey -m u st lan d th e ir passoiigerrj j u s t put- side th e co rpo ra te lim its; I s .tliis fa ir? Is i t- se n sib le? ' Xo. L t js to th e P e n n sy lv an ia a n d C en tra l ra ilro ad s th a t w e m u s t look
- ‘fo r-iideq iia te^en 'jce-^ to—b r in g s vi s ito rs -to - o u r re so rt. \V e rave iit th em fo r re fu s in g to ad v er tis e u s a t th e ir ow n expense, as they, d o , A tla n tic C ity , a n d th e n ‘refuse th em priv ileges accorded a ll o thers .
I t . i s t im e to stop a ll th is foolishness a u d u n ju s t d iscrim in a tio n . I t is o n a p a r w ith .the re fu sa l o f th e oilieials o f , th e O cean GrbVelTssoTiiation to a llo w o y ste rs tojbctic-
. livered to ono of th e ir ho te l keepers on a S u n d a y m o rn in g u n t i l the dea ler had p u t
•them in a m iikcan . v 'W lia t hypocrisy! - ?7s i t a n y -w o n d e r th e
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& The RAILROAD MAN says: 2I t. keeps o u r m anjt _d e p a rt- ^ m en ts ru n n in g in con tin u o u s 3 h a rm ony I t-increase’s -b o th -S S o u r passenger and fre ig h t s c r - 3
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THE VICK PRESIDENT;,Office Generally Considered as
Unimportant. .
FEW SRiATOUS WOULD ACCEn IT. n i*lmtch „-ro, , . . p u i..ai-calc .M T h a i A J i i i t l i r r C r in l i* ‘ If* n t I In n < l~ -A n A m e r l c n i i F l e e t .M a y D c S e n t A f t e r A l l . ^
j Ocb«.l.nntjunpli*, April 2S.—The United States government has rejected the proposal of ihe'sulfan make compensation for the destruction of the American inia?
-yionary colleges' iii Armenia. by_having them rebuilt at tlie expense of the Turk- isli govern ment*;.
The I'nited Htates has also refused to .Acct'pi the settlement aLJ t s elalui,, for \ 1 »mit —$ 1 OOiOOO: tm leinnproposed- -by i.lie . porte—namely, by. an order for a Turkish, cruiser placed in ’ the United States, .the? cost of.\vlncii* is to, include the liuWuuiiiy for outrages.
The- American government insists on iniincdlaiQ payment anil will send nn ultimatum should the sultan persist in his refusal. •
trI»- to the present stifli action lias ‘not been taken, but the language of, tho last note handed to Tewiik Pnshn,7the Turk ish minister of foreign afl'nirs, ”was per-
ien considered of 1 ittle ’iic6ouStrM ,nl>tory and 'um .unpromising in its de: let. is-' the vice• pi'esKleutliii qlflije «»««• -rdr'immediate pa^mciit.' I f fixed.
>uo date before which raii answer ninst bc vhai.Ur. l>ut with that exception it bore all-: the-evidences of an ultimatum.
The porte. however, doe.s not seein to be nfueli impressed and.shows.no signs of .i‘ecodin{j from-.its contention tha,t it is not respoiis lliio *t*or' tho liVassii eieS^a It is beared here. thut the United Stntps\viH therefore be obiiged to send a licet to eu force payment,
M en o f P r e s i d e n t i a l C a l ib e r F e e l t h eP o f ti t lo n B e n e a th T h e i r S ta tla n -« S t.L o u Ih E x p o s i t io n —J o k e o n F a r m e rT o iifftie ,- . .V--.
W asiiino tox , -Aiirii 23.—[gpeclni.1— I t is' evident tlint stutesmeu generally consider tfiflt tiie .vice presideutjai of- fice is a deeiUedly sumll ou<>: Ou tiie ocensiou wHeu-entoglcs wero iirouoime-. .ed iii-t liii-senatc 011 the late Vice I’rds- Ident Ilo b art several of tlie seuato ora tors took occasion lo laud tlie position very highly and’ to point out t,liaat th(; person lillinj; it. w as ope o f,tlie two' persons for'whom jill tlie people Imd ua opportuuhy to cast' ilieir votes. Several speakers, too,.- talked about tlie. vice presidency .being second ouly to Uiat. of tlie president', and others /deplored the fact- tlia t ol' late-wu.u's ithad lu’ ' ' ' ....................Tlie fact, is the. vice-ipresidential qliii;c Is not inipdrtaut.' .V mail.inay niake.it of more than Tliat of an- ordinary pre- sldlijg oflicei: of tiie- sen'i(te,.-blit-It seldom .Ijecoiues -anything' of n feature' ill public life. Tlie vice president' has a. vote "only xVli'en the sriiate' Is if. tie, which is a thing tlint liappehs .very rarely. He lias uo power to Influence legislatinli. nml usual ly, lie does not as,spine .u position to make him au Availability as a presidential candidate. Men who think they- are: of a i-nUber for prosideut feel-that the olllcejof vice-president is beneath tlieir station. Few senators would:;like'to •‘leave the senate for tl(e vice presidency-. Au e.V- ainple of this feeling i regarding the vice prcsldvncy. was the reception of the I.iolllver boom In Iowa. Hundreds of letters came pouring Iu upon Dolli- ver, the tenor of them being “ tlie vie? presidency shall not bo pushed off upon Iowa.” Other statements were:.to this
’.effect; “ We want you to represent Iowa In the bouse, where you' will be it credit to us. and not; he shelved iu the vice presidential -chair." Yet, lu view (if -tlie-fin>t-iliat-1he-v-ieo-pri'sideut-iR-li,\;’iijr ly. to become president, it. would cel!- tiiinlj* soejn that a. man choseii.for A c second place, should lie o f the presidential size. ' — .. »
E X i> o»[tibnoC 100:5.The 111611 'who are behiinljtlie pi
sltioh to seeuye-'the .S."i,o6o,OOU ap'Mb- priatlon for the Louisiana piujf-liase imposition in 1!HK! a t St. Louis have itOt given up hope of having something done, although the programme of busir ness in "ITdTir Houses does not iuclTulJT consideration of tliat measure. These men say tliey have a sullieient ntuiiber of votes to carry Hie. bill through, hut they .nre having some ditlictilly in securing the- asseiit| of the : speaker for Its consideration. Sil'cli a bill, may be- qulto severely eiitielsed 011 account of the appropriation - it carries: besides, there are 111 sonie sections objections of expenditures for exposition's further than a provision for it government ex-h lblt. . ' J
l.nnjih on Farm er Tongue. •T he- latigii is. 011 itepresentative
.Tongue of Oregon, lu the middle of jh tp a& t_ 'v in terj\:a sh in g t0u-su.w^s0iue_ very severe weather?.when tiie teinpor-
tatiire went way below, freezing aiid every living plant was apparently dead. There was one - exception, however: On the expansive plaza 011 tiie west front cif the capilol was a bright green lawn jvliieh was not affected by the m ost.xigid. weather. During .the: past summer th is lawn had been ruined aiui. was. worked over and reseeded- during the fall, and in 'the early 'w inter a now growth-hinl sprting np all over the soil. .Mr. Tongne observed tills, lawn 011 sev-" era I occasions' and was. struck by. the hardiness of.the grass .illld.'fliluliing it ivoiild lie n good..tiilug .to'seinl to some ol’- his-'OreL'on fiieilds._j\ihu_liuXivcom-
• \vinii'!:s. w r o t e to th e s e c re ta r j- ro fT ig :’ r ic ja ltiire- 'asK ing ' w iia t v n rio ty ’o f seed , h ad beMi so w n 011 th a t law n, a u d if ft w o u ld be p o s s ib le .lo seeuri! p ack a g es I’i.ir il is ir ib i j t ld n . • A re p ly w a s lung in fo rth co iiiin g . w h ile th e s e c re ta ry m ad e h is in v e s t ig a tio n a p p a re n t ly , b li t w h en I! c a m e it w a s s i io r t a m i-s im p le .. “ T h e s e e d ' s o w n 011 th e j-ap ito i la w n .” s a id lie; “ w a s n o th in g in tlie. W orld b u t eoui-
jm in ry i.^sjw 'n 10 p ro te c t th e n e w g ra s s sp rau lsr- 'T -A u d th o s e ’w ho Jiavij knmVu M r. T o n g iie a n d 'ie g i in le d h im a s a rep- wsseiita’t iv e o f fu n n in g in te re s ts 'l i i iv e been e n jo y in g t i g o o d :hrtigli a t h is e x p en se . ■ ' . ! V ' . '
Ciood \ 11i n r n l liiN tln c t'11.S eua t o r . Tn11.es o f .A rk a n s a s , s a y s th a t,
lia .tural rnW tincts ill th e liu m a n race 'a re .som etim es- b e t t e r th a n e d u ca tio n . “M y e x jie r le n ee w h ile In t l ie J lrn iy ;" sa id -he. “ ( 'len io u stra ted tills fa.ct to a c o n s id e ra b le d eg re e . I h a v e a h v a y s liiid 11 g re a t re s p e c t fo r a n lu te ) l lg e n t n ian .w ho l ia s n o t liad th e .a d v a n ta g e s , o f e d u c a tio u .’ A lth o u g h 1 d id iio t liohl a c o n ilu is s iu u v iu < flie ' c iv il '.w a r , I w as 'soiileti'uieK s e n t o u t. Ill c o in m a n d of. lio r tio u » <if.Yny eo iu iiiin y -on d a u g e ro u s a n d h a z a rd o u s u n d e r ta k in g s . O cca s io n a lly w e g o t in to s o r tie -v e ry t ig h t’ piaces.V iin d rTT-7 iR v ay s ffTTInri” tll*rft th e im iit^ l l /a t I c o u ld re ly up o n In su ch c a se s w a s a so ld ie r '-w h o c o u ld neltluui- re a d ;io r. w rite ... l i e w a s m i Jnf£\IIIg<|ut- n ian nt' tiie wopdsV"ilifd' iii's jm lg"im |n t‘ la .reg a rd to w h a t w o u ld h a p p e u u n d e r
u.ei tiiin i:oulii|Keu(,-Lc.(J . a m H ^ 'k n o w l - edge .<if. lo c a l i t ie s .a n d th e n iauy , liti.ii-. d i'ed s o f th in g s t h a t 'a r e nofc tolcV lu a n y d io o k s•w e re w o n d e rfu i , .^ n lw a .v s te - tlS nH oF cT u iw n .iii|iriiM u» ^ y w ii 'rm ia T J S n e v e r f a ile d ’in e w h e n It g o t doW ti to a c iise o f gi)oii.»soiiu(i ju d g m e n t .” Senii- tn r ,I o n es did- n p t in te n d to deeVy e d u
c a t io n , b u t . l i e m e re ly p o in te d d u t th a t som e m en ,J w ith o u t e d u ea tio n ii l a ilv iin
■ tagas. j v e r e o f g re a t-v a lu e In a v r a r r —’ •' A itT iiim IV. D t'J 'S .
. J . I. Carson, P ro tliona tary , Waflhlrigton, Pn., sav s : “I have found Kodol Dyepepaia Cure ail excellent .rem edy la cnee o f s tom ach trquble, aud havo derived g re a t benefit frrtnH ts-uso.’1 I t d igests "what you-eat.arid
TURK’S OFFER REFUSEDRebuilding of bestroyed Prop
erty Not Enough.
T.HE INDEMNITY MUST BE PAID.
D U N ’ S R E V I E W .
A R e a c t i o n I n 'P r i c e * I n t h e S t e e l f m l u s t r y . •-
Now. York,. April *2S.—II. G.. Dun & Co.’s weekly review of trade says':
*'The reaction in prices came where it was expected least—in the industry more, fully organized tluui any other to check vpiapetition and in the branch whiclf through contracts covering rodmnking iintl other machinery nnd through put* i1111s seeUied more fully controlled than jny other. A reduction of $20 per ton in .vire nails, barbed wire and galvanized fence a nd J>18 iu sinoot hv wire showed that no control.can afford,to hold prices jo high us to cheek competition. In a n;eeJc the prices of .iron products.have de- Jl*Hed 5.8H per cent and since Feb. 7 10.3 (lei* cent. As the’ wire, nudjiiul prices ini ve lieeii Relatively' tlie .highest others in the iron and Vteel industry cannot be; expected to fall in like measure-.
“ The tvudency, toward lower prices is dre'ugtheijed by-the idea that overproduction may appear in ’ other branches. In. cotton goods, after the rise of about 30 j»cr cent; fcdlowiiig the advance in cotton, iL-is._ii.sked whether the surprising increase in southern output has not cut off part .of the demand which1 eastern mills tind' insnllicient. In staple goods 1 .no.c h a n g e is s e e i i , l> u t.in o t h e r l in e s a n d f a n c y g o o d s i r r e s n l . a r i t y i s . in c r e a s i n g ; ; - a n d g r c K te r c o n c e s s io n s a r e m a d e f o r f u t u r e d e l iv e r i e s . * • . - .
*‘Tlie pvodnee ’ market' is inactive, though wlieat yielded it fraction and corn gained I ’.eent foj*. the A’feek. 1 'lvports of iioth'coutjutie larger thiin a year-ago. * - ,;.“ Kxports bf niercimiidise fn)iu New York' hi three-weeks have been i57.fl per cent larger than last year, and with the aid of the' hetivy- cotton movement the aggregate for tlie .month promises to con-
•sideraldy .clveecd $ 100,000,000, while itn- " porfs.‘fiere.Tii:e 1 <.».(»' peir e.ent larger than
last-year, -but- will fall TmliTW exports by moro than .JO.ODO.Ofin. - ' f ', .
“ K a i ln r e s T o r _the wc«*k. h a v e 'b e e n 20 1 i n t h e l ' u i r e d 'S t a t e s a’ d n s i ^ 8-1 “1 i iT r y e a f n n d in C a n a d a a g a i n s t 2o l a s t y e a r / ’
I!o o » v v e lt In G a le n a .’ Cxiileha. ills .. A p ril l !8 .— (Jen era l U . S . G ra n t’s b irth d ay w as .observed-^here , w ith (Joven io r j T heodore lloosevert: o f New Y ork a s - th e p riiicipal o ra to r, s p e cial tra in s Were ru n by th e ra ilro ad s , and tlie an nouncem en ts th a t th c v g o v e rn o ro f t)ic lCm j lire S ta te w as to b_e> present^ lirouglit: thousum ls .into*..the 'q u a in t, little c ity whieli - fo rm a n y y e a rs w as -th e hdine of tin* dead .jxeneral. N early every busi* ti|.*ss' filoek a lu r im n d re d s of p riv a te re s i- deuces w ere th itinting flags and bun ting . ■At the cunclusion of *(tc)V.eriH)r Itoose- veii?s sp(»ecli iui^lulSn'mal 'recep tion wits held on tire st,nge o f T u rn e r’ h a ll,. .a f te r
rw liirh -ti i e-vi sit ors~werer-drlyen~to'"(|ener-~: ii 1 :< rfa li t’s “o l V i c e a nd iithor ijoints of in te ri’st. and a t <M»*clock th(»y t<«»k the h 'a iu f<n* t iu c a g o . T k q sp ee ia r tra in o n w liie li < J o v e n io r . I to o s e v e l t c a ? n e to . (;la- le n a tn ftd e but* o n e s to p a f t e r l e a v in g CJu-. c a g o . A t e v e r y ’s t a t i o n l a r g e c r o w d s h a d c o n g r e g a t e d t «» g ‘*t a g l im p s e o f th e . j r o v - e r n o r . A t I l o c k f o r d t h e t r a i n , s to p p e d a- fey,* _ m in u t e s i n . a t ^ p f t n s e to r e p e a t e d . I’i i e e r i n g ' f r o m a c r o w d o ^ fu lly . 10 .00 ,U ( J 'o v e n m r Iv o o scv e .lt, sp < d :e • l.u’ie t ly f ro m t h e r e a r p l a t f o r m o f h i s e a r . , .
C o m j i l a ln t i r A-K'afnHt C n tm n J m lp ro s , T lii v a n a (> A p ril 28.—S e v e ra l <*oniplaintfl
Im ve r e c e n tl ,^ .b e e n . m a d e " Id G o v e rn o r O ta ie ra l ^ ^ i o d ’ t i i a t t h e j in lg e s aVi* e n d e a v o rin g to ,c o lle c t- e x to r tio n a u * fe e s fo r civ il m a r r ia g e s d e s p ite th e fsitjt t h a t tiie la w o n ly p e r t i i i ts th e t i i . lo c h a w $1 l’o i1 p e r fo r m in g ' th e »nm iriagj* (Mirenmny, A n e ^ ro l iv in g a t r i i t a r d e l I t i ^ a s s e r t s t lu it o ne ju d g e p ro p o sed ft» ehnrg 'o h im $ lo .‘ a n d a u o r h e r ask efl .$20. O e m ‘raI AVoo'l li 11 s o r d e r«‘d ' M : i j ri r 1 io I fe. i its p e r t (> r . g e u- e ra l o f th e division-r—to in v e s t ig a te - t.lse m a tU tr^ a i id - if tln» co m p la i» ts in 'ove w ell fo iinded to ‘su sp e n d 1 h e o ffend ing o li id a Is . l i e is V .t'teri'n iiuid to. j» n t-an en<I to su e h c o r ru p t io n a in on g .i h e - ju d g e s , ilitist ra t io n s o f wjiic‘li.c '.rtne4o lig k U a h n o s t dail.v .-;(.'a r- los. (ia rc ia* in h is enpa'eity_: a‘s in s p e c to r g en e ra l o f p r i jo u s h a s b ro u g h t nian.v- in s tan c es , fo rw ard ,- arid .u d iu e u ce -is ex cn 'ted
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DAVIS FUR NITURE S T O R E ,•A I I o ^ f te f i i rn lB h ln g E s t a b l i s h m e n t •• P r o b *
• a b l y 1 /n o q u d lo d l a S t a t e a n d S u r - ." p a s s e d b y F e w A n y w h e r e ,O n o s e ld o m f i n d s a n e s t a b l i s h m e n t 'd e
v o t e d e x c lu s i v e l y . to t h e s a l o d f f u r n i t u r o a n d h o u K e f u r n l s h in g s ( e x c e p t i n g s to v e s ) so .c o m p le te i n e v e r y j j^ ta l l j n s t h a t o f A V a ltc r W . D a v i s , s ffe u a to o n th o c o r n e r o f ;G n i n d a n d C o O k m n n a v e n u e ^ , t h i a c i t y .
T h o h a m is o n io - b lg .s to r e l u i s b e c o m o s u c l i a c o n im o n slight} J o lo c i i l r e s i d e n t s t h a t p r o b a b l y m a n y o f t h e m d o - n o t r e a l i z e t h e e x t e n f ~ o f t h e b u s in e s s c a r r i e d o n i\ii o u r m i d s ^ I t Jls* a l m o s t a d a l l y o c c u r r e n c e , h o w o v e r , t o ' l i e n r ^ v is i t o r s f r o n i ’ t h o l a r g o c i t i e s e x p r / js s s u r p r i s e a t t h e s iz e o f th e ^ e s - t a b U s l im p J i t a n d . th e i n a g n i f l c c n t c h n ra o - t e r o f t h e s t o c k t h e r e I n d i s p l a y e d .
T h o s to r e i t s e l f Is i t s h o s t r e c o in m o n d a - t i o n . F r o i i i ; b o t t 6 ] i i t o t o p i t l s 111 l e d w l t l | t h e b e s t g o o d s o b t a i n a b l e I n t h e l i n e c iir - r l c d . 'H e r o 1 m a y t o f o u n d f u m i tu rn * s u 11- a b l e e l t h e r> f o r t h e : u n p r o t o n t io u s . r o o m o r c o t t a g e , t h e h o t e l ’ o ffic e , d i n i n g r o o m o r b c d rO o m , o iy th o m o d e r n p a l a t i a l r e s id e n c e d f t h e w 'e a l th y , ‘ ( ~ 7' ' *,
T h e a r i u n g e m e n t o f t h e g o o d s a t o n c o I m p r e s s e s t h e v i s i t o r f a v o r a b l y , w h i l e a c lo s e r e x a m i n a t i o n a n d q u o t a t i o n o f p r ic e s s t r e n g t h e n s t h e c o n v ic t i o n t l u i t a f t e r a l l i t d o e s n ’t . pay" t o ■ b u y t h e v e r y c h e a p e s t f i i r - n l s i i i n g s i n t ] io m a r k e t . T w o c h e a p a r t i c l e s a r e r e a l l y m o r e e x p e n s iv e a n d n o t s o ’l a s t i n g a s a h o t t e r a r t i c l e f e r w h i c h a l i t t l e m o r e i s l i a ld a t t l i o s t a r t . . * " v . ■^ ;E v e i* 3;t l i i d g i n t h e D a v i s s t o r e i s ' -w h e re t h o p a t r o n i n i i y e x a m i n e i t t h o r o u g h l y b e f o r e p u r c h a s in g .^ T h e g o o d s a r e k e p t c l e a n a n t t a t t n i c t i v e j . ; N 6 t h l n g .g e t s s h o p w o r n o r s h a b b y i n s i i c h a n e s t a b l i s h m e n t .
R e p r o d u c t i o n s o f o ld s t y l e , g o o d s i i i f u r n i t u r e a n d c h i n a a r e m u c h i n v o g u e a t t h e p r e s o n t t im e . L a r g e c h a i r s l i k e t h o s e u s e d a t o n e t im e i n t l i o c e l e b r a t e d S a n t a B a r b a r a .m is s io n , C a l i f o r n i a , a r c p a r t i c u l a r l y n o t ic e a b le . F u r n i t u r e i n a l l j g r a d e s a n d n e w w o o d s i s " s h o w n i n a l m o s t c m l l c s s v a r i e ty . . T h e d i s p l a y o f c h i n a , c u t. g l a s s
. a n d b r f c - a - b r a c i s e s p e c i a l l y f i n e a n d e x t e n s i v e , .. J. ’ • - \
T h e n t h d r o a r e p r e t t y c o z y c o r n c r g o o d s , . O r ie n t ia l s w o r d s , d r a p e r ie s , e tc r ; w i c k e r f u r n l t u r p fo rV ill p u r p o s e s i n g r e e n , ix-hI a n d w h i t e c o lo r s ^ b e d r o o m s u i t s n n d d r e s s e r s i n a v a r i e t y o f p a t t e r n s ; b r a s s b e d s o f m a n y d e s ig n s ; l i g h t w i n d o w ‘d r a p e r i e s i n c l e v e r p a t t e r n s i f l id g m i t V a r f e t y ; a p r e t t y l i n o o f C h i n a a r id J a p a n e s e m a t t i n g s ; r u g s , W i l t o n ; B y z a n t i n e , O r i e n t a l c o t t o n a r i d O r i e n t a l I v a n — a l l s iz e s .
T h e t o p f lo o r i s d e v o te d e x c lu s i v e l y t o f liir i n a l t r e s s ~ w i lUlO W ^ h l ld in i lH V u p l io lS te r - i n g d e p a f t m e n t .^ ^ R I r v ,p ^ v i s m a k e s a l l h i s o w n 11 l a t t ressC s .1 ;mH e ' b u y s n o n e , a n d c o n s e q u e n t l y k n o w s 'w h a t t h e m a t t r e s s e s l ie shells t i r e m a d e o f . R e p a i r i n g o f m a t t r e s s e s a n d u p h o l s t e r i n g i s a t t e n d e d t o i n t i c a r e f u l m a n n e r b y e x jw r i e n c e d . w o r k m e n . M r . D a v i s a ls o m a k e s v t i l l ■‘h i s o w n w i n d o w s h a d e s a n d p i j t s t h e m n p r i g h t , w h e t h u r i t b e a f e w i n a s in g l e r o o m o ^ h u n d r c d s i i i a l a r g e b u i l d i n g . . . .
I f-y o n - w a n t - n - s ln g l e - T o p m - f i im i s h e d a n d I ia p e re d , o r i f y o u d e s i r e t o h a v e a n e n t i r e h o u s e o r l io t c l t r e a t e d i n t h e s a m e t m a n l i e r - M r . D a v id " w i l l d o i t . T h e j i a p e r i n g a n d
• d e c o n i t i n g o f h o u s e s i s a s p e c i a l f e a t u r e o f t h i s s t o r e , r e l i e v i n g t h e o w n e r o f a g r e a t a m o u n t o f w o r r y a n j l c a r e i n c i d e n t t o s u c h w o r k . , B e s t o f a l l , ? ^ r . D a v i s c l a i m s t h a t h i s p H c e s a r e a s r c a s q p a b le a s t h o s e o f a n y s to r e i n N e w Y o r k o r e l s e w h e r e .
I t w i l l g i v e M r . D a v i s o r l i n y o f h i s c o u r te o u s a s s i s t a n t s vg r e a t p l e a s u r e t o s h o w v i s i t o r s t h r o u g h t h i s e x t e n s i v e f u r n i t u r e e s t a b l i s h m e n t : — T h i s - i s r c a l i y t h c h e s t i w a y t o b e c o in o , a c q u a i n t e d - w i t h a- b u s i n e s s n i a c o w h i c h U d i f f l c n \ t J t o d e y r l l > e i n U n i -
l lb c t 1 U c le g n te n -S tU l a t T lio l l a g n c ,. T h e Ilug tie , A pril 28.—T he D o e /p ea c e , Relegates will re m a in ’ h e re A few days m ore. Ono o f them , M r, F iachcr, in te rv iew ed M . de B eau fo rt, m h risa 'r o f 'fo r* tlg n a ffa irs , y e s te rd a y s
‘ DRUG STORE CHAT.t
P ’ur O range P h o sphate is. th e finest fru it p h o sp h a te one could w ish fo r. M ade from b ig , so u n d , ju icy o ranges, a d rin k th a t is co ld , re fresh in g ?n d delicious. 5- cents.
A l l , flavor's Ice C ream . ; S o d a . G enerous, g lasses; p len ty .o f ice cream , real fru it syrups. 1 0 cents.
G enuine,' undiluted* G rape Ju ice , ice co ld , large glasses, 10 cen ts. . ..
i t e d s p a c e .
JJRAVI2 BUT. M ODEST. . \.
Youug 3Iau X a te ly D eceased Saved Six Lives a t B e l ih a r L a s t Stunhier.- .*
S ince the re te r it d ea th of C h arle s r iu r t - zig , son’of fo rm er A ld e rm a n E m ile H u r t - z ig o f M orrisLown, N . J . , i t h a s been lea rned th a t th e y o u n g m a il had earned h o n o rs a s a life-saver,' h a v in g la s t y e a r i*escued no le ss th a n s ix p e rso n s from a w a te ry gr.ive. D u r i n g th e s u in in e r 111011 tlis e x -A ld e rm a ii-J lu rty .ig a iid —hiK -faniily-ros id e a t B e l p i a r . I t w h s a t t h i s p l a c e t h a t y o u n g , l l u r t z i g d i s t i n g u i s h e d h i n l s e l f b y s a v i n g t h e l i v e s of. b a t h e r s i n t h e s u r f , a n d e a r n c i l a r e p u t a t i o n a m o n g t h e b e a c h m e n o f T h e J tu ^ V c c T a s r7.~ TH I iT t l i e " v o 111 i g m a n h a d ’ so g a l l a n t l y ( l i s t i h g u i s h e d h i m s e l f a s a j l i f e - s j tv e r p e r lm p s w o u ld l i a r c l i j ’cm a V n etl u n k n o w n to h i s r e l a t i v e s b u t f o r l e t t e r s re^ e .» ived liy h i s p a r e n t s f r o n i t h e p e r s o n s a n t i r e l a t i v e s o f s o m e s a v e d • f r o m c l r o w h i n ^ , r e l a l i j i g : ifchp c i r c u i n s t a n c e s a n d o f f e r in g
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g r a m f ro n i .J o s e p h C h a m b e r l a in h a s . b e n : r e c e iv e d b y t h e g o v e r n o r g e n e r a l : “ I h a v e r e c e iv e d w i t l i t h e ' d e e p e s t c o n c e r n —,^ b u r m e s s a g e r e p o r t i n g t h e d i s a s t r o u s iirc; a t O t t a w a . > J. a m s u r e t h e p e o p le bl* t h e m o th e r c o u n t r y w o u ld b e g l a d t o liav<* a n o p p o r tu n i ty f o r c o i t l r i b u ^ i g t o tlu.* r e l i e f o f t h e m is e r y a n d d e s t i t u t i o n c a u s e d - to t h e i r f e l lo w s u b je e f s i n C a n a d a b y th i:~ c a l a m i t y , a n d i p r o p o s e t o a s k ,{ h e lo rd - m a y o r to o p e n a ’f u m l f o r t h i s 'p u r p o s e . ’’
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ing 4o0 journeym en c a rp en te rs in th is c ity w iil-feo-on.strik e , aU e ffo rts to come to an ag reen ien t w ith th e M.as^er__ Build-; era’ assoc iation -hav ing fa iled . . W ith the carp en ters will he th e Plu ililjej s ^ union', w ho will also gp. out, i f a c ttiuproutisc w ith the .M aster B u ilde tsr last»ijciation. is n o t clToctcd by M onday ' V-. ni iti n igh t; T h e c a rp en te rs a sk foi’ 32% cenfs ^au* liour, w.hich th e bosses decline to pay. ' ; - - '
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I 'W re V k 'lf ii^ i 'o o rS 'fn . ' “ 7M ucoa, A p ril ’SB.—A '• Bad w reck is rc ;
ported a t i 'o i l V a lley ., i50 -m iles fion: h ere ort. the S o u th w e s te rn .ra ilw ay , 'in wliich several pei'iite w ere f'atally in- jayedi - *. ■ ■ . • .. .-■’ W r e ’I i t S / r a c m c ,
fjvi ai-iiMe, A p ril 2S.—rKire g u tted tlio new . olliees or I 'ic rc i'. B u tle r &, I'ierr.e h e re Iasi n iy liu l / - f s $ 10,DUO,
: When’ “ Drugs that Cure” cost no more than the other kind, it is“ to your lasting advantage to have them in your Prescriptions, ' „
MATTISON AVE.' PHARMACY.
$peda!... Advertisements . coutatmng. no t more than twonty-flve words Inserted under this heading for twenty-flve ceuts first Insertion And. Of teen cents each subsequent insertion, ' ^
; . F O R . K E N T .a unfurnished rooms for G months. Price' JSC*
Also storo vvitli butcher fixtures for tho season oi; year, clicap. luqulro of owner, fS Mt, Hcrmon Way; Ocean Grovd. IOjJ-ICT*
.A bTacV astrakhun boa Friday eveninff. By ro* tum iug th« nnine to Anna Tuggle, 203 Second avenuo, the finder « ill be suitably rewarded.. .. - , 10i*
F O R S A I - E . ,Tlie property of -the lftto Theodore-A shmoro.
No. 409 «hlrd avenuo, a t a harg-»In. For particulars Inquire of the real eitaie.ngents or of JV F. AcHprnmn, O.&Orand avenuo. 107
B O Y S W ^ T E D .Good monoymado’by selling the Dally Press
In Bradley Beach. Avon a n d . Bradley P a rt. Newsboys supplied a t the Bradley Beaeh notion store, Main street and McCabe avenues. 102 107#
W A N T E D .Wliiie. girl to do coneral housework in small
family. Apply a t OOS Summerfleld avenue a t onco. * •*'- ‘ ■ . JOnf
SEA M STR ESS ^ •xTo go out by the d iy o r week, or would take
work a t homo. Terms reasonable.. .Addnys, Saamstross^Box No. 107, Ocean Q/ove. 10M03*
F O R S A L E O R R E N T .Second baud piano; lo'gosd condition; for sale
cheap or root. Can bo seen a t TenBroecU Bouse. Hecu street ana S3W*dl avenue. 30M0*v*
r - T 0 X 0 A K
S^XOOOatGvircerit. on first bond and mort- caKe; also 54,COO, $3,C00.St.600, Sl.vtOaud $1.010a t 0 per cent These auiouri's nou* In hand aud quickly placed. (hwKO W. Pit:cnger» Ito&a* 14, Applooy Bulldhig, Asbury Park.
B O A R p E R S W A I T E D , 'Boarders can secure first-class accommodation
a t tho Buckingham, 301 Fourth avenue; terms reasonable; house neated, rob aotl electric lights bath and all the comforts of homo. Mrs. Geo. M. l)oy. * 88tf
Ladles, clean your bid gloves with La Belle Glovo t'leaner. It. Is not a liquid Leaves no odoracd can bo usfd while the glove ts oq tho bnnd. Kor eato only a t Chadirlck's pharmacy, 014 CooVuisn avcupo. — -------
F O R S A L E O R E X C H A N G E .Eloven building lots, 50ae?00 feet, adjolnlof;
pceaaJ3rov0Hei^ht8._Price.oneImpareddoUar8WWU ; f. UVIIUIO.eneh. Apply to 608 Fifth avenue, Asbury Park-14 tf
F O R S A L E .1 onyx t?oda fountain, complete, now; 1 show
case, 4 ft. lonp; 18 nickel candy trays, 1 doz. soda holderj, silver; 3 doz. soda glasses, .2 pair flne counter scales; also candy jars, ice cream dishes, soda spo- ns, ice cream and candy* boxes, ii doz. bent wood chairs, 4 tables, etc &ppty a t S trldr- land Bros/, 018 t’ookman avenue, or Hariy Duffle d, 010 Asbury avenue, Asbury Bark, N .X -
. 7Gtf.
F O R S A L E *Soda 1 fountain (Mattiewes) 32 syrupH, 5
(1 raji Kht h .go 0 d_a3C e xv f-a 1 so-B cock-ca tho d a te iv ■ghissware, silverware, &c.% &c., for comple e nodii. fv.untala outfit. / Morgan*& Batsons, Uctel Brunswick..... ortf
v M A T T . A P J P I i E G A t E ,Con t racting Pain teF~andTDec'orator“ Estimates
jiromptly-Hiveu.v.^JVO ^Box loot. r.otf
T H B C R O T O ,145 Main avenue, Ocean Orove. Opon al the
yoar. The most homelike boarding house in Ocoan Grove. Steam heat, baths and all improvements. Terms reasonable. 252tf *
J O S * L . D U l i a A HPlaatcrln?, Brickwork. Cemonting, Jobbing
promptly attended to. Work guaranteed.200-104 607 THlllO AVENUE. „
W B E N I N I . A K E W O O Bato p a t tho Towers, Mala etroet, opposite Laurel
noose.Terms reasonable, \
4 . . " O hir. J . Hunt.. . 3 n m m e r R eaeon , A t ln a t l e H o n s e , Ocean Qrovp
. C L A R E N C E u . W IL S O N ,
- ., Architect,<88 B ro a d w ay , L O N G B R A N C H .
K E N T U C K Y B R E D H O R S E SI w ill linvo a carload of jiorses a t p r iv i td sate
a t m y stables, M attison avenuo, W est A sb iry P ark , on W ednesday, May.2. These horses w ere selected by mo in th e s ta te o f K entucky aud .bought dlroct.fiom th e farm ers who raised them*. T hey have-been ln;.Ters ay slnco the middle of M arch and aro now acclim ated afid roady fo r .bu8inesst _Thoy._cjnH l8tj?f_r.oa(I-and^buiineps ho rsfs. T te y are nil good drivers and w orkers and several show considerable sjiecd I bDitgl/t th e se horses e?peclilly fo r the eeasbore trade atid w ill be reddy to do busjpfHi w ith .you on M aya. Como and sec mo. Every horse g u a ranteed ns represented . T» 8. FOJtSYTII.
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C O N C E R N I N G F i A N O S . .If you wero a piano dealer having th'o monopo-
iljV>r piano sale?* in your tov/n, and had been raking In two hundred per cent, on sales, and If tho mao wbo.t-.med pianos for. you for seven year* Jlnally decided to s ta r t la on bl9 0wn account.anl If he knocked you o u t of many of -your pjet »-alca and sold the # AMK piano you sold for‘8150 less, and it h r noire of your august disapproval he RtUl continued to cuc prices la such u rulaou3 fashion, wouldn't itfJARypuf ' .
In la lk lngovo ''tlo piano bUHlneea with a blsr Now Vork manufacturer the other day he offered to get for me any rlnno on th* market How would you like to buy Emerson*, -Mcl’hnils, «boniogcrs. Ivers & Pona. Cameron, or iu .fact ANY niano formerly sold In -town: for jUsc. 81M> fesS 'thau prices the dealer charges? Come and noo mo if vou are not proof against 'Information l l ie Princeton, . W. O. l)OHM,810 Cookman avonuft.- Plano Tnnor1 lfi vwirn
Havo your plan p ru n e d or repaired now. TesV tho work. ir-a-t!8Toctcfy pay during tlio sens'n. Pianos for rept. i • '
T h e B e s t N e c k w e a r S to r e
WE: are showing the ..most, attractive line of new neckwear for Spring that we. have ever
displayed! Every former effort; in this direction has been outdo.ne. Don’t depend entirelyvupon our, window display as ifiside we ex hibit over a hundred dozen ofjbrand new'Easter-Scarfs at 2 5 c ,, 5 0 c ., 7 5 c . and $1 .
The varied, styles, the wonderful variety'of silks which mark thehigh-
. class Neckwear in our large stock- is no^ a dream, Hbut a veritable fact. « -•
X .HATS : XLYes,we have them. Jhe latest, correct shapes en- .
dorsed|by the leaditW hat makers of this country. A little lower iii the Grown than last fall' styjle. The * M E IiV IM iE gPECIAIj has heen our best seller. Ask to see it because we are sure it is all tKat will please a careful dresser who demands a; SMART - style and yet must avoid the extremes;
Our soft hat stock has not been neglectqcl. We have the season’s successful novelties in several' qualities. We have your s yle, your size. your color. S I to $ 4 .' I"
medium and lightweight Pnderwear »Soft and Stiff Bosom colored Shirts Dressed and Undressed Gloves (all shades)
T b o " H e a d ” H a t t e r s
. 6 0 5 M a t t i s o n A v e n t / e~ T
S O M E T IM E SALL OF A SUDDEN YOU FIND THAT YOU HAVE TO MEET AN EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND— A-WEDD1NGOR SOMETHING OE. THAT SORT FOR
Diamond Jewelry Artistic Silver
Diamonds Rich Cut Glass
Ornamental (SleeksTHAT’S THE TIME TO COME TO US.RICHEST' ASSORTMENT- AiWAYS^ ON HAND
A. W . C O R N E L IU S ,624 COOKMAN AVENUE
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A P I A N O T A L K
D riving It Home
. - That is •the object-.we have in-view-in this littler'piaiio'talk. ’ Our talks are s.incere and we know we have gaine"3 the attention of the piaiio buying public because they are so. We wish to sell you a piano. First:- Because1 every home should have a musical instrument in it and we want you-to- buy this piano of us, not only because we wislv to exchange our piano_„ for yourmoney, but'because WE KNOW IT \VILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE AS WELL AS TO OURS TO BUY YOUR PIANO FROM -R. A. TUSTING. ‘’’’
W e W ish to Burn This In
We believe that this is a truth'and that we cannot repeat it too often. We believe it is this truth that has caused our . ex-- traordinary success as piano men and we do ’ not desire ~fo sdl you a piano until you are. thoroughly satisfied that you cannot purchase an instrument to as great advantage anywhere else.
Buying-a-piano is-usualiy put off too. long, but.there is no need for delay.^ We sell a.piano on such easy payments that it is possibio for the moiFoio9iKt"-hoiiie to'Haro''one’'.^drHave_ it ”
“NOW. i[nlieafly"every, instance a first payment of $ 1 0 and- future monthly payments of ,$8 or $ 1 0 will secure an.uprights
Our lowest priced new piano at $195 is"a good piano and is .identical .in. quality Ito those, sold elsewhere. for $250. . You. take no r i s k — absolutely none in buying of. us, for bacl/of every’ sale we make is pur guarantee, “EXCHANGE IF NOT SAT- ’ ISFACTORY.”
R . ^ T u s t l n g ;;v Aabiiiy, Park, N. J. 1t?x-1 * - • -iV>
Taylor & Tutting Building, •V; '' Mattison Avenue '
and Bond Street,
T h e P r e s s c o n t a i n s a l l , t h e n e w s
ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, A^RIL 28,,19%T H E D I S A S T E R A T O T T A W A .
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O tta w a , 1 ^A piil 28.—T h e ., g re a t lire w h ich rag ed here fo r 37 bourn oyer tivd m iles o f te rr i to ry 'ImsyUurnod Itse lf out. I t wuh a ca lam ity -fri/iu w hich th e eitVes o f H u ll a n d 'O tta w a w ill, n o t recover fo t
f m an y yearn. T h e Intuit)chs* o f th e whole d is tr ic t h a s . re c ti veil a severe check, ami m an y m en anil Im ultutloun have been a l
m o s t ru ined . T h e lead ing indjiMtrlos ol th e tw o cities have been e n tire ly wi|j»?<J out, am i even though th e in su rance coin;. pan ics .Hliouhl pay. every do lla r (o f the risks, hold, w hich in nome in s tan ces ib suld t*9 -Ms doub tfu l, a, largo am o u n t 61 outside cap ita l will he requ ired to re build th e .g re a t ■ In d u stria l- establislm ienU th a t Imvo lioon destroyed;
A s ye t.n o .accurate tigures can be given of t h e . losses, bn t a generally accepted e s tim a te .p laces * tlipni at. $15,{X)0,(H)0/, T iie .lum ber in te res ts have suffered to t in e x te n t o f h a lf th a t-a m o u n t. H u ll ha*' beeh p rac tically wiped ou t. T jie G il m our Huwmill, the E ddy-^u lph itc m ill and th e R om an C atholic c a thed ral, a stbne edlUce, an*, th e only la rge build ings left s tand ing? w hile th re e -q u a rte rs o f th e residences art? si m ass o f sm oldering ru in s . H ull has been fire, sw e p t tw ice b e fo re in the p a s t 20 years. • T h e a rea b u rn ed in O ttaw a ex ten d s tw o and a h a lf m i le s from north to sou th In th t w e ste rn p a rt o f th e e.it>%*\Wtli au .averagf. w id th of h a lf a mile. A carefu l e stim ate p laces th e num ber of builduigh^ o f ' all k inds destroyed in O lta w a an d H u ll a t 12,400. T h e town>of - ll in to n b h rg suffered tlu l m o s t severely o f th e w este rn suburbs.
L a s t n ig h t thousands o f th e liomelesg w e re . w itlion t shelter, .w h ile to .add to
* th e d is tre ss th e w e a th e r tu rn ed b itte rly cold, nud a s all the food supp lies aud b ak erie s w ere consum ed In H u ll th e su ffe rin g w as increased by h u n g er u n til provision*; could he "frit over th e r iv e r to th e ir re lief. Seven • persons, five men nnd tw o women, i fin ished-in the Haines, nnd a nu m b er # f ch ildren are. reported, m issing. 1 ' ' /
f in e r u n C rcu t) a e v lx lu n .l io s to n , A p ril 28.—.fob ii W illi .h I J u c r «»f
q f lo s to n , tl ie N a tio n a l ( 'h r l s t l a u lO ndeavor B tfc re ta ry , a ru lin g , e ld e r *in th e l*re.sliy* t e r ia h c l iu r e h * .a iu U .a d e le g a te to th e e c u m e n ic a l m is s io n a ry c o n fe re n c e , w hen cu lled u p o n . b y ’a r c H te s e n la tiv e o f th e j)re ss , g a v e th is s ta t e m e n t a s to h is Views,, o u th e s u b je c t o f X V esby terian c ree d re v is io n : •*l,,ro m a ‘v ie w p o in t o f t e n y e a i s ' w o rl: w idh yo irtig ‘ p e o p le I f a v o r a u e w 'c re e d . e sp e e ia lfy h c c a u se r e v is io n o f th e o ld h a s j i e e n u n s u c c e s s fu lly a t te m p t 'd * w i th in ten" y e a rs , a u d re n e w e d a g i ta t io n a lo n g th e s a m e lin e w ill c e rta in ly p ro v o k e s t r i f e ail'd d is c o rd a n d
—ha-VC-Ji-tum hinuy— to -d o t m o t - f r o m - r a th e r th a n s t im u la te th e s e n t im e n t o f c h u rc h lgyVilty fjjt- 'W lile li o u r y o u n g P r e s b y te r i a n s a r e fa v o ra b ly k n o w u am i f o r th e m o re im p o r ta n t re a s o n th n t th e p re s e n t r e s t le s s n e s s in o u r churches? is a n ie u a e e to th e s p ir i t uni l i fe -o f o n r y o n u g peop le. 1 w^iuld t r u s t a co m m it te e o f o u r w ise le a d e rs to c r e a te ^ t~ u c w ;‘ B tn ip ler~ S crrp ;* t li ra I c re e d , a n d fix a r e s u l t w e w o u ld h av e , a p ra c t ic a l c reed^ to w h ic h a l l w o n ld s u b s c r ib e w ith e n th u s ia s m a n d w h ich >vpnld j k? ; o u r j : a .M 11 s j s t am 1 u ciL lo rJa iuw . p ro g re s s on th e good o ld lin e s /*
Ito b lio il T r a in S in g le H a n d e d .— L i tt le Uock, A pril - liS.—Posses a re
scouringM hoi woods in W hite county in sea rch of the ftme ban d it who robbed the
’ south bound passenger t ra in 6ii ih e )J ro n M o u n tain ra ilroad n e a r U lggiuson. As tld? robber lo f t^ h e tra in w jth a b o u t 9500
- booty he. wa*-tired a t b^ som e'o f th e tra in c rew , bn t he innde good bis escape. O ne piissenj;er<~K. IUi'gel of N ew Y ork, w as robbed o f $215. T lie b an d it compelled C o nducto r C ollett to go ahead o f him and aw ak en the .passengers, l i e re tu rned a ll.w a tch es and jew elry , keeping oj^iy the iiM)ney h a u ded him by U ie_|iassengers.___
N o te d F e n d r i t f h t e r K i l l e d ,— J nek son, K y ., ApHl 28.—.Tcsstf “F ie lds, .one of the m ost noted o f all the m ountain feud lig h te rs o f K entucky , is d e ad from th e effects o f a pistol' wound inflicted by e ith e r Mosfes F e ltn e r or. F a rm e r ,<«illn,r.t on T uesd ay evening. F ie ld s w as onje o f th e lenders in the 'fam ous K reneh-K ver- fcole feud In w hich 30 of* P e rry coun ty ’s m ost p rom inen t men -were; killed, nnd he w ns a te r ro r to th is section o f th e stafe . T h e shoo ting « f F ie lds occurred a t a “ blind tiger*’ ‘Hi miles* from th is place, and tlie d e ta ils know n here a t th is tim enre m eager. — - • ■ - —
M r, P o r t e r O ut o f D n n g c r .N ew Y ork,. A pril 28.—.Tolm A ddison
P o r te r . ' form erly sec re ta ry to P res iden t M e KI n le y /h a ij. j iist» it m lergone n n , opera -
“ fion for..iippem licitis In out* o f th e Npw York-'hohpitiilBi '-r^liv 1‘o rte r’s liro th eH n - fa\v, G eorge ' F . B etts , who lives a t 102 M ad ison avenue; sa id la s t - n lg lit: “ .Mr. P o r te r lias been-operated upiln, and th e opera tion -.was en tire ly successfu l. W e do ho t c a re to give the nam e of th e hospita l o r 'th e mfutes’o f th e 'd tre to rs , bu t-you can' say th a t M r. P o r te r is t u t o f dan- « e r.” • _
r r e l o e F o r Co iih iiI l i n y , .“ C ape T ow n, A pril 2S.—A dvices have been received here from P re to r ia to the effect th a t M r. A d e lb crt S . I la y , the
^A m erican consul there , is •'fulfilling his m ission w ith sy ece ss .. U is position is m ost d i Ui cult, bu t he is p u rsu in g a u imp a r tia l and de term ined policy. H e hud succeeded :n ninellorntluff considerably th e condition o f ih o 'llr iiish 'in -iso n ers, iu« e lud ing th e colonial so ldlejs. j "
T ire t in y I n C o iiK rv iii, . -W ash ing ton , A pril 28.—T^ic sen a te yes*
tc rd a y reported upon th e resolu tion dec la rin g X atlm n B. Sco tt to be en titled to his sen t in th e sen a te from SVest V irg inia. T h e numUer o f v n tw rln th e negative w as only th ree . M r. C h an d ler g av e no tic t
‘H int lie would call t:p the case of-Seim toi C la rk .o f M ontana on W ednesday o f next w eek, b u t in tim a ted th a t he w ould not p re ss consideration u n til sen a to rs could h a v e tim e to read tile testim ony in ihe case . T h e A la b am a-a n ti ootton Oliiiin&
—hillsw ere__jdsti'.. considered . T he house . b roke n fl records by; passing 0 1 ’"private
pension bills. A m ong .them w as one' to pension a t th e ra te of $40 iv n iou th the Widow o f fhe la te Colonel John,M ._S_tot: seulnu-g .of th e F irs t^ N e b ra sk a , w ho was kiljed in th e jMiilippliidaV T h e Coul'.erome
‘ re p o it o iT Ihe U a w ai la it govenniien t bill w as adopledriliitV4 luPjilUnow^goen-to*tlie p r e s i d e n t . . . _
4 P e n n*y l v a n in T o iv ii W ip e d O n ti .F tn rris lm rg , -Pa.,; tVP^l 2§.—T jie little
tow n o f I.au re l Ij'orge, C nm berla iid county , w as a lm ost \v-lped o u t la s t n igh t b.v
'l i r e . F o u r tee n d\velHngs, tw o baruB and. tw o la rg e Icelipuses, th e la t te r ow ned 13j th e L o tte Ice com pany re v e re Oestroyeiir J 'o re s t fires in the v ic in ity cain:ed th e con- jlag ra tion .* T lie loss is "estimated a t'$ 5 0 ,- '
*uu6 ; pu rita l insurance. •
O ld S o ld ie r . D ro w n c a n t D n tli.K lm lia,' N. Y., A pril 28.—T h o bot!y%<./
W ir.iu ’M D flau ey , a n im pute of tlie B ath .so ld iers^ hom e, w as found in H y d m an ’s m illpond in tlin r village, I t U ,supposed he fell in to thif polid w hile su ffering from nh a t ta c k o f epilepsy to w hich he- wai su b jec t. .
W A R S H I P S F O R C H I N A .
i* n l tc d ; S tftten R c y c n t n ^ E f T o r t i ' ic • P r o t e c t A nu-nk -nn C 'itizenn .
■VVasbington, !Mareh 28.—^ liu is te r Cop- ger has inform ed th e s ta te , departnienV tl ia t he hj m ilking renew ed U em auds upon th e tsung-li-yanuMi. fo r p ro tec tio n to A m e rito n s in C hina, ’•
T h e d e p a r tm e n t’s advices nre to th e effec t th n t tfie hostility o f th e Cliiuoso to th e . m issionaries h a s now ex tended to fill fo reigners, and M in iste r :C o n g er’s, la te s t rep resen ta tio n s deal w ith th e p rotection of A m erican salesm en who a re .‘trav e lin g iu th e em pire. ; t
.C om m ander R urw ell,- com m anding the gunboat -W heeling, w hich Is a l T a k u . inis rep o rted h e r presenct! th e re to M inister
jjG ongerH hd w ill co-operattf w itli the . la tt e r In p ro tec ting A m erican in te res ts .
I t Is th e expec ta tion o f ad m in is tra tio n officials th a t R e a r 'A d m ira l Hemey .will plnce n sufficient fo rce u n d er H ear Adm iral K cm pff's couunatid adequate ly to prote c t A m erican in te re s ts in C hina: Adilii- ra l .K em pff will probably bn charged w itli m a tte rs re la tin g to A iqerieiin in te re s ts In
^Asia, w hile A*1 ntiral Keniey* will <levote h is^atten tion ’ more especially to th e Phil-
I t is. th e belief o f th e officials th n t T tea r A dm iral Kemp/T w ill proceed -w/lth hlr- flagsh ip .to C hinese w a ters , aud tiie p resence o f a flag officer, and several A m eri- cun vessels., a t Taku- will undoubtedly hav e a good effect upon the tsnng*li ^am eia.- . ' . * *. vC rq sa l l a l l U oi^ h a H n>iU re:r ao x afe r* .. W ille ts Poin t, N .. Y .,' A pril 28.—One h undred o f 1‘ncle S a m ’s lira ve nnd s ta lw a r t e n g ineers-s ta tioned here w ere first held at, bay nnd then rou ted by a so lita ry b u t very m.tivi* bull w hich-is ow ned-by G.- H ow land L eav itt o f lin y side. T h e engineers w ere out on a u im ag inary sk irm ish . T lio drill am !'flic p rospective defenC 7»f the “m ak e believe” .-enemy'been m e so inte re s tin g th a t th e so ld iers ’tre sp assed on M r. L e a v itt’s p roperty , w here th e bull w as-prac tica lly inonarch o f a ll h e su rveyed. .T h e skirm ish k ep t righ t on u n til the bull -decided jo ta k e a hniql in th e game. W hen the d a rin g boys iu b lue lirs t caugh t, s igh t o f th e ferocious anim al, th e y hesita ted , an ti w hen th e ’.‘su re cuoUgli” enemy began to m ake a so rtie upon fiis besiegers they tu rned and lied p rec ip ita te ly . T h en th e soldier boys uw aited ileveb>pk- m ents. A s they .w.j/tehed in . b rea th less silence a sleeji.v looking fa rm h and w alked caluilv up u». tbe Am 11 and collared , him.
MUM) FOR SUNDAY.
A clianse came dream.—llyrb ji‘.
r; the spirit of ’frty Y
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Creamy Omrlet. Wafitr.M and Mnjtlc Sirup.llrled Toasi. Hot Rolla. . .
Cuffcc.
ntNxr.n.» . Ovttcrs oti tin* Half Snell. •}-
'IlmtiUoit tn <’up-». • Crisps; v. Potted UirilM. •
wiih'SHccd On-m Fried Syyi'W Polatocs. 4*
O:an^cr Jelly. VCrisp Paeon. Salmon Rice, v
NoH and Hnsins. *r.-Hat a r<Kjiin. -»■ Pu m I Tasae.--- V-
f. sCi*i*i:n.< tSliced Tomatoes. Sardine Ramhvtcliefl. T
I.cmun Jelly. (linger Ale. *f— . . • CnEAJIY fiMKI.KT.-Scparnti- ll:o whiles V-
mil yolk:» of ihree wlilp the* white T1 until it will inland by Itself. Mix the yolks £
ami add to the beaten wldto; also quarter I of n teaspoiiufnl of *»a!t, a shake of jiepper ^ and four tal'h-spoonfuN of ircum or milk. I*our-l|i<* mixture into, a*hot omelet pan- tliat was previously fluttered. With a fork loosen I tv* cooked efju from the tenter nnd let the unjvioked e|?« ruti tuulcPs When tlnS* omelet Is’id a soft ereamy eon.KHlency, p!aro it oyer a hotter nart of the ‘llr«» ami hrriwn
. ftliKlitly. Fold ijrt the usual wav nml servo , V at «nee. Kjjks should no\er he t o.tked ohttl . T jimt before u»»ns« aa ihey «ct. tough very *(T-cpilekly. .
X J I E N i J f o I I M O A AY. " |T • “ — 1 ’ XT ..Chance i* the providence of adventures.— *r T Napoleon.
X - ! “ ■ BRKAKFAST.Stewed Apple Snuee. •
■i Molded Cvrt-ai a'nd ( ‘ream.Tdhkue, Toafit. * SI feed Ciuum hers.
Graham (tem*. White UreaU. tinea Tea.
i.uxcimo.v.Meek Oyster Stew.
Panaun Salad. Pumpernh kel Htmdwlchcs.
— 1__ ImfTcn. __. IIINXKR.
Cream of Prlwl Per. Lobster, a la Somen-vl.
Tomato and I.eisiuv Tropical Sr.n\y._
C1icMc»“SI raw h... . Coffee.LI -
V '‘n AX AN'A SALAD. — Prepare a dressing •j* made frtiiu the following inuiVilients: Thre.* y tabU*spoutdi:la of Mi^r, s i\ tahhvpoonfuN of f *4* sherry, one tnldr«piil*nfnl of maruscldtm'-nml *{*V two t:<hii-spoonful* ef ilmn'ipiuma elder. Mix v T thorocjjldv utUll the t.:u‘ar In ;di«?solve.l.V IVc-1 ami cut into iliin sli.vs six hamonn. Y ' T poia the ihvardiiiS o\er tliaii mid aland 4u a yV ttud plare tuo liou»s l*.»f.r.* b-in-tug. Au-VV i.ther very i,o*;«l r;i!ml i!r.' - ■!»*•< is miitle from *fV feur tuMi-spi.onfid. o f j.i.mulaleij .s:igiU.and *f T suaiirr i.f a leahj'- o'tiMil t tauaiu'-u m«x?d VV losrlhtrt Hsht t.it»!< <nf-;l.s vt A\r:ry and yV two tahh-iji.; 'TduU id iradiiia. Stir cui«- V y bUn'tv uniil ih.* Mt^.a t’.iv^dred, y•i-H-H-x-!-;-:-!-
Hundreds of ThousandsOf Trial Bottles of Doctor David
Kennedy’s Favofite Remedy- Sent Free, (or the Asking.
Jh c Only Medicine that Positively Cures Kidney and Bladder Diseases.
By a special and pn rilcu lar arrancsm pp; w ith tb s.m aau fno tu i ers of Dr. DiiyM ICen nedy'a F av o rite Uemcdy, free1 tria l bottles of tliiB g re a t meilieino fo r tlie .K idneys Liver, B ladder am i Blood, Klioumatlam, ■Dyspepsia a n d .Constipation, w ill be so n t absolutely—{reer-imslpaKI—lo^-rill—persons BUitoriiiK from any of tlio diseases mon- lioneii abovaw liiTw ll! oond tlieir fu ll nam e and pnstoflicd nndress' to tlio Dr. David Keiineiiy Corporation, Rondout, N. y . , pro- vM Ibe thoy m ention th is paper wlicn thoy .w rite . . s » :" ~A“ very t lra p lo to s t to determ ina w hether your Kidnej-s o r B ladder liro d iseased la to p u t som e of y ou r iirino in u glass tum htor a m h lo t it. s tan d 24 Uo»i‘e; if Ic lias n sedim en t o r n olftudy, ropy o r e tringy nppeur- anoe. if i t is palo or discolored, yon do not, n e « i..a pbyslcian-to tclT 'you th a t you aro in u d angerous condition. Or. D avid 3Con- nody’s PuvoriiQ Rem edy speedily cures suoli 'seriouaaym Dtonfe ns paln rn tlio- buck, in- Hbiltfy to. hold uiiiie,-a. SurnitiB, souldinf; pain! in pasaiPB it, frequen t desire to u rina te , e s p e o in l ly u iR l i t , tlio s ta in in g of linen by you r urine and all unp leasnn t lind dangerous eHools prddwcod on' the 'system by th e usq.05 wLiuJtey and beer..
Dr. D avid K enneJy 's F av o rite itom edy i EOldbyjiil d ru g g is ts a t *1,00 pei- la rg e bojt- t le , '6 r0 bo ttles fo r 15.00. ' y
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TJtc ?alenra^tJO C a n a l .N ew York.' A pril 2S.‘- t Nmsiderahlr
specu lation is being indulged in by per eons in te rested in th e bu ild ing of th e N ic u ragim canid as ta w hal elVeet Ihe tleci si on o f the .Nlm rngauii governm ent to va cat<* th e co'tuy^slon to tin? M aritim e ( ’anal com pany will hnve.' -'President H itchcock o f th e . 'M aritim e .C anal com pany anil l?iTsideiit .1. W . ?.lil!er o f . th e N iearagm '( com fain y, which.’has a c o n trac t w ith trie’ fo rm er ‘ com pany foe till* cnusirlic'lion of th e 'c an a l., a re bo th orit o f th e city . S ecreta ry -A tk in s o f she M aritim e ( ’anal comp any sa id : 4,Thi-» nf lion by th e Xieara* g uan goverm ncnl, if it is a s repnrtctl, will n o t’ l io th e r us in tlu* lMiyt:~(7lTr ^roiiifjjidy has soibe righ.ts*. and ih** X iearnguati gov . e rn m cn t cannol ta k e tl:e!u awuY.'W’e will enforce o u r vy.'\\iv'!
I r« la c « o f 7«2Iku» •A thens, * A pril 2.?.—X car ile ru k to ii '
C rete ,-nvelnco’ngislt: have discovered I lie ru in s o f th e palace o f K ing M inos. Oft bricks am i - p la te s si ran g e inscriptions w ere fount 1, con tin*, iiiig I lie t luss i y of P ro fe sso r K vnus Unit th e P luen iciau a l r p h a b e ts w as preceded by a -p re -J Io m cric fo rm o f w riting . K in g M inos is fnuuftvs a s tlio* ow ner 6f a liionster called the. riiinotnur. Ini If bull,; h a lf m an . v.hich lived in a Jna;:e aud w hs fed-once a year on seven you tin an d seven m aidens, ihe tr ib u te , w hich ~Miuns. exac ted from A lb ens. Tjiesfpis slew tin? in in o tau r w ith tin? a id .of:- A rh tdue, ohl‘ .Minos’ d augh ter.
S u e tl b y JajJaaeH i? 3Iorc1i:%j».tH. ])a lin s, A]a*il 28.—In ih e ^1’nlted Si ale.
c ire iiit.co u rt nt W aco 11 .Inpnncse m er ch a n ts o f T okyo enlleclively tiled suit i’nr ^oOJHhT tlainages againf^t (.'harlr.s 1 . San- g e r cvv- (*o. i^f \Va co,.,chitTgiTwr viol a fii in '«if” a ‘con trac t to 'f i lrn is h 5.01 Jtl-bales''.of co tton iii^ March.-tSMMts- I t is clVargtMj 'fluK' the p rice o f co tton w en t up, and~lho tie--f e in la n ts faUi'd-lp*.|iM-ffHWHin+-i,;rrh— -
Wiip,V ttleeenM f m i H ie il.ParkeisbiirgT A p ril. 2iS.—The
boiler m akeis, machini.sis and o th e r ex- qierL-iron w orkers en i'doyed -by the Haiti more and Ohio ra ilroad a t th e ir shops
ia-.tliis.^city.-ha.vii*.beeiu-natUU‘4U t ha l - lp — g inning on M ay .1 th e ir r a t e 'o f pa*j* ■would be in cleaned to $2 .^5 a t!ay. Thi? is th e h ighest scale siiii-t* 1ST5. All o th e r vm|U**yees.iu the shofm w ere ad van ed from 5 lo 20 ce,,t'; yf tlav each
. . .C u lin n .Vciyn F r o ia tlIr.ilrlU , M a d r id , A pril 25>.—A com m ercial’ house
here h a s . received a disp liich from ( ’ub;. sn y ing th a t Je su s Kabi. tin* t ’nban lender, h as h c iid e d .a n “ iustu ref l i^ n a ry ” m ovem ent ip the* pvoviulo of S an tiago , whiclf th e sen d er o f th?' d isnatch believes to bt ^•supported by the ch ief tow ns f*r th r province.*'
U em ocra tb i_Stat«_Con von tlon . - :*1 lio Dem ocratic voters of Now Jeroey a re |
reauested to raoat a t such tim es and places as"fiiay be designated by tho lr local com- mlttceB to o!ect delegates to tho s ta te con-, vent I on \>o bo hold a t T aylor’s o p a ra house In the c ity o f T renton on . •
THURSDAY, M AY 31, 1000, a t 12 o’clock, (noon, fo r the purpose o f selecting fou r sena to rial and pixteen d is tric t delegates to the Dem ocratic national coi ** veptlon to to held In tho c ity o f Kansas* City oi) tho fo u r th d ay of Ju ly ^ 1000, to n o m in a taean d ld a te f respectively fo r \ncBi-dent '•a n d -r ic e -p re s id cn tr-o f- tliD ^ irn itG a ' S ta tes. .
The basis o f rep resen ta tion -will bo ono delegate for each tw o hundred D em ocratic *votes c as t a t th e gubernat o ria l “clcctlQn~of IBPSand pp ,fo r_each frad tlon .o f..tho . sumo ovor ona hundred, b u t’ each election pre- c lnt shall to en titled to a t le a s t ono delegate.
Tho respective couritloa a ro en titled to Ihe num ber o f delegates herein s e t iq r th
Reliable Furniture.
R efrigerator
W isdom
To answer all requirements a refrigeratorishould be economical in the use of ice, be easily cleaned in
* ’ •• r ' - ,eveiy part, odorless, have a perfect circjulation of dry air and be reasonable in cost. „ ;
The White Mountain Refrigerator answers all these requirements. No ice is ' wasted, be.cause" the walls are thick and insulated. Therefore ice' is used only to keep the contents cool. ' The inside fixtures can all be taken out.in a minute and every-: thing cleaned., There is no odof nor moisture for these are condensed on the ice by a double circulation of air. The White Mountain is "perfect.: ' All sizes in stock and many different patterns.
Prices from $11 to $35. Come and see them.
THE bkVIS FURNITURE ST0HE
G ratid an d Cookm an A venues , A sbury P a t is, N. J .
HSBUBY P M 08TTUNG WORKSMANUrACTURERS AND BOTTLERS OF-
M itia rn l W a t e r s , F o u n l a i n S o d a , ' a l t k i n d s o f so fi
d r i n k s ; C a p G i n g e r A te a s . ; e c iu i t y . S .tjih o u V ic h y
S i i t z e r a n d C a r b o n ie , e p a r k i i n g K o ii^ fro D is r ,e i) i‘-
i u g a p f a r a t u s e s f j r r b n t a u d f o r s a l e o r w i l l m a k e
y o u o u o to o r d e r , • W q u s e t h e b e s t m a t e r i a l t h a t y i i m e y v a n b u y . B u y y o u r g o o d a f r o m ue . C u il ' a n d g e t p r ic e s . . . . .
F a c t o r y , 6 1 1 M a i n S t r e e t
S . U I G B I B ,J . U A U S S X s T J S G"I
—♦ 0 — 0 £ —<)—<0 $
G R A V E L F O R : S A L E , jBest quality of Allenwpod* atiri Shark River gravel for T sale. Delivered in carload lots to all points along the coast at lowest rates. J
THE WAHASQUAN GRAVEL CO.ffliLBUR A. H ElSLEf, PRESIDENT.
— S.-A^-£ATT£RS0M, TREASt A NOSEC:
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N ecessary tp u ciioieo, 51HN owarl:, A pril 2C, 13C0.
, WJLT.IA.U B. G O U ftLE Y , - C l'a iim au D em ocratic S ta te Com m ittee.
V n.U A M IC. D e v k b ^ u x , Secre ta ry . •~ ■ * j
r u y s s O A liE X D A ti . -
C o n d c n c o tl Iii_R( o f O b m l n e E v e n t s foV Q u i c k K e fe rn n o e .
Monday, April 8ft-A p ro n oocinble nnd eri- tei tn lnm ent by tlio LuttitSr .League in M ikado hail. • ,
Tueaday, M ay 1—1’lankcd shad suppt r. a.1 tlo tu l Leuox, SIS F o u r th avenue, (J to S o’eloek. >■ ^ •.
VVcdnosduy, M ay 2~K lcc tioa o f ell lot ami — --saslstantflh ie t-of-A sbury-Parit-ili-o-ile-
p a rtm e a t. u Wcdnesflay, May 2—R im iraatre c I-ii of
Liberty Temple, No. ti, L. O. E.i-W lnelc. lor’u lia ll. ,
[rin irsday and .Friday, M ay 3 and 4 -S ix tU j annual s tra w b erry festiva l ami y ite r - ! iainm antjo? ITnexisOiiert l>’irocom pany , - iii en^Uie lioitae; VWab Ortivo.Friday , M ay 4—Fnreweli leetu ro by Rov.
3 . H. Cowle* in AxsoeltttlrtnTmli, Oeonn Orove; . suM eer, ‘•'rraveis !■> M alta, E c y p t and T urkey ,” d luutratoJ.-
Tuesdav, I f a j ID—Supper- fo r benefit Isoia- tiou >\ospitftl, a t G raud A venue liotel.
Werinesflay, Stay 0—Concert by tiso A sbury . Vavk «oiioorbhorit# a n i o rchestra ; id • school building.
Tuefd;iy, M ay IB—"Colleen tea” of tb e WeBtroinntor Ju n io r eodiety io W est-
. . ln instor Presby terian olm reh.Tuesday, W ednesday a iid Thursday^ Mny
83.. 83 and 34 —N lhoteojitb an n u a l m «et- . log New Je r tey Pbarwinoeuiicai associ
ation , h t W est E nd hotel.* '-m i.. . • ■*O’e iu ss t h r liver, pu rify llio 'b ieod, Invic-
o ra te th e Ibody by uslo tr DaW li.t’s L ittlo E arly B lsers. These fam ous little p ills .a lw ays s o t prom ptly. W . U . H am , 1B7 M ain s treet. - •
Offices: Monmojlh Building, Asbury Park, A. J."ii® ■ ■
A CIBERAL REWARDP e i d . , f o r b r o k e n o r w o r n o u t P i e r a T w K e e l '^ T l i o b c a r i n g a o f ' a . P i e r r e a r o n s g o c d n f t e r a y e a r ’s ‘u s e a s w h o n n e w . W h y n o t h ttv o th o b e s t w h e n t h c . c o s t i s t h o s m n e ^ S e v e n y e a r s a s m i a g e n t l i a s g i v e u m o g re a t , c o n f l d d n c e i u i t . O u r T l V E R - J O H N S O N w e t h i h f c t l i o b e s t in t h o m a r k e t f o r . t i i e - p r ic Q — £ 2 5 a n d - § 3 5 . S a tis r_ v y o u r a u l f a s t o i t s - q u a l i t y . - ' ,
Q . T . SA N F O R D645 Mattison Avenue
I \ X / I Q H I t o t every pnrsetr in W 1 o o i th is vicinity would a c
qu a in t theraseives o£ m y m ethods of run-, nlnt? a jew elry s to re I g o a ran te e a ll work dona on b a tc h es in-lny s to ro tn .b o s tfic tly high grade. A t tho jti-esont Umq 1 am repairing some of tho tlnest and m pst earn- plicated w atches rtiade in thu w orld. My aim Is to pleiiae m y . oustom ers 'and (jivo thorn th e best work th a t . exporionce, knowledge, skill and money can produco u t a fa ir .a n d • reasonable price. I leave my tiatno w ith you a id t r m t th a t-w liu n you uro ia need of any th ing In tny iipe yon will a t le a st le t me subm it p rices. ■
PUBLIC NOTICEO f C o n t e m p l a t e d I m p r o v e m e n t o f
M u n r o e A v e n u e , In t h e C i t y .o f 'A s ^ b u r y P a r k . • -
P u b lic ucuicq Is h e reb y 1 g lyetL oL U je Irttj&iJ- t|o ti. o f Tlfh>(7ornm on cm ino il of A sb u ry P a rk ^ >c rtu ao -M n m m ‘avHn'no to ut* g ra d e d fro m * -M illn .B tree t e a ^ t to th o lu te r f itc tlp n o f C ookm a n a v e n u e ; iu c o n fo rm ity to -tho g ra d e m a p o f A sb u ry Varic. m a d o b y P a r k e r N . B lack , In th o y e a f 1 a n d to e a u s o sa id a v e n u e to bo urtMveljed. w ith a la y e r , of p r a v e l s p re a d s ix inc jic s’ th i r k a t th o crow n ' o r .con trii o f _ t ho a v o ?!up^ j i m l .(a i )Ore.d -df/W.a. 1 6 T o u r in ch es a t ' “Uib ^ iT tte iv lino on i l tb o r pido of s a id a v e n u e , a s h e re in p ro v id e d fo r; an d to o m s o s a i d av e n u e^ to l o g u t t c r p d on e i iJ ie r s id e th e ro o f w ltjtr p a v in g b rick , a* •follow s: ♦
F ro m M ain s t r e e t t o B ond s t f e e t , feo t w lilo. ’
.F ro m Bond s t r e e t to E m o ry s tr e e t , 4 f e e t \f id o . i
F ro m E m o ry s t r e e t to G ra n d av e n u e , 4><, feet. w id e .
F ro m G ra n d 'a v e n u o to C ookm an av e n u e , 5 ffH t w Uln. ■
A ird to b ^ b d u h d on th o o u te r e d ^ o w ith D el« i'im p a v in g b locks. * — ♦. . A ny perfeon Jobjeots to th o im p ro v e m e n t n f s a id avenufc, a s a fo re sa id , is r e q u e s te d to p re s e n t h is o r h e r ob jeu iio n rb ere to , in w r itin g , a t tb e ofllco o f th e c i ty c le rk , su b ^ c rlb ln jr h is o r h e r mi m o tflero to , o n o r b e fo re t h e se v e n th d a y o f M ay, tliOO
W IL L IA M C. B U R R O U G H S , D a te d A p ril 24, l'JUO. > C ity C lerk .
PUBLIC NOTI.CE
C a sw ell6 3 9 M a t t i s o n A v e n u e
S ’lSW E NGLANDBREAD ■"
1Our New England Bread is acknowledged . to be.,
the nearest to the old . fashioned home made.'
. ' breac "y o u always •v : prai^d s o • highly
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T. J . WINCKLER71 7 X t A- T T I S O X A V E .
• • • • A .S B V I tY P A R K -
O f C o n t a m B l n t e d I m p r o v o m o n t o f S e w a l l A v e n u o ,- i r t t h e C i ty o f A s-- b u r y P a r k . - . .,
, VnbBc notice is iicreby clvon ht tho in ten tion of the coni'aon council of Asbury Hark to cause Sew-all aVHiiuo to bo! g raded from lioncl street. >o Cookm an a v o n m y ln cou- lo rm lty to tho g rade 'm ap o f A sbi/ry Rn-k. m aile-byParkP i-N 7 liiac'k-;.in.t;hDyoar1S!)3: ami to tauso said avenue to bo graveled w ith a layer o f g ravel spread six inches (ifep at. th e erown or cen ter of the avenue tapered down tn four inches a t . th e g u tte r lines on e ith e rs ld o o f sa id avenuoTsprein Di-Qvidi il ttin and iq pause said aveniiu to bo g u tte red on e ithe r side thereof w ith paving brick, a s follows: ■‘H'
From Hond b tree t to E m ory street,-3J£, fee t in w idth .
From If.mory s tre e t to G raud avenue, .4 fee t in w idth.
FrotirG i'and avor.uo to Cooknnm avenue, feut in w id th : an d ' to bo lined on tho
o u te r edges thereof.-.wlth Beiffltim paving blocks. • •
Any person w ntrbb jec ts to the ‘.nprove- nient, o f said avenuo a s aforesaid i s - r e . quested ti) present, h is ,o r .h e r objections tne ie to , in w riting , at. tia> oflfloii oi: iho c ity ulo I;, subscribing lils o r h e r naniB theroto.O a or b tfu ie th o s o » o n th d a y u f lit.-iv. 11)1)0.
W il O.'HUltltUtTGIJH,. ■ . C ity Clerk.
D ated A pril 34, lOfcO.
J o b p rln tiug-of every descrip tion a t th is oil!co. Conlplo. « tous, new type, now p ressjj, com peten t w orkm en an d oareCu proof readers. Prices rig h t. Call, and seo ou r sam ples and g e t prices. '
QUALITY FIRSTE had hoped long before this to have told you many
things about our new'■ store but we"did not properly estimate .the time it "would take.to get settled, and we
really are not entirely fixed, yet but you are just as welcome, . We wish to impress this fact upon your mind; “It is your state", for you to feel at home in; to come to whenever you wish, not always to buy but sometimes just to look around; We are'always glad to see you. Your attention today is called to the following three items;
A S P A R A G U S ’ / / • • " • / ' ; . . . —Fresh Asparagus just now is high and/you[khoiv* not extra fine. If you will try a can of our fanc^extra large at 3 5 c you wjll get the flavor of new and ib wil^be2tqnder.-
B A K JN C . P O W D E R 'Why pay 4 5 c for Royal when you can buy Gantz’s Sea Foam.-,
“ for'30c, not that it’s any better than Royal, but we assure you it’s just as good or your money back.' '
C O F P F .E . '.' Pncquailled, • Ou-j-. private blend at 35c.
: ’ ■ G . l > , - J E L L I F f & C O . :C O R . C O O K /n A W A N D m t T I S O / N A V E S .U i ~L _Q P P . PO STO FFIC E.; ^ - TcScphonp 9 1 a —
t-v-ri H E
n 's m i a b it too e I 'r lyTO ORDER YOUR
SPRING G ff lif f lTOur styles are all in; have been, in fact, for a week or more. A more complete line it would be hard to find. Small checks and narrow '
■ : stripes wil! be the prevailing stylesm t h i s s p - n f f - -A C H A R L E S K R A I N Z
LEADING MERCHANT TAILOR3 1 6 BOND STR EET. 7
F o r S a l e ....
P A W L E Yt
S T O R EA
TTEHBS PHOjllPTLY
LL KINDS OF STeVE B*10 HEfiTEB
WO i, TPIHG, BOOFI8B, &C.
HEH YOD WPT WOBK IH TMT
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I8£ PflBPEBLY EXEGOTED
Er-TBE{n-DOJT.-
.?Ear')iEEBED. ~QOIPJREHT FOR BEST SEEVICE,
YOOR PSTHOH06E SOLICITED.
Gall oi Telephone.
NO. 162-164 Hain Street
' Asbury Park. 1 •*
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WHAT WE DO
THE-fEflPLE; . . O f o ilie r days would bo su rprised
to lolun whafi wo do now-a-days. I ’erlm ps it will su rp rise you fo icaiii i f o u r lino of
. H A T STiioy inoliido the fam ous BROADW AY fcit’KClAL. Oive-us u call; wo will, in te res t you. ,
6 . VV. P A T T E R SO N
Taiifli, CiolliiBL aim Fiirnisto622 COOKriAN AVE.; ; - ■ \ Money Back If not Satisfactory.
FINE PROPERTY on Asbury avenue, i 1-2 block from beach. House contains 14 rooms— 10 bed- rooms. No price given. Simply want offer. For particulars,, address,
‘R O O M S 13-13
m o n I j o u t h b u i l d i n g
N o r th w e s t C o r n e r M a tt ls c * A v e n u s , a n d B o n d S t r e e t
A S B O R Y PARK , N, J.
.. T . F . O ’ B B I E MAGENT FOR KELSEY FURNACES
Boat^iid Most Economical Furnaces Made - (
642 MATTISON AVENUE' ASBITRV P A R S, » . J.
ArtEriG-a-Bme"KRKNCH BRONZE AND
IM ITATION TER RA COTTA 1 STATUARY.
L 'V e ry p re tty and a t reasonable prices.
1 ' U M B R E L L A S ; E t i c . ' V S Tlie usual com plete line o f W atches,5 Dianitiu4sr«tc. '
| i t : b . . ; j 0 H n s o n| CocKman Ovei and S9r.il St.i A S B U R Y P A R K
E n^rav ins' wiiile y o u w ait.
MTTERSOrf, SARBEHT & CO.' B . P . S . P A S N 'i* ,^ $ l .0 0 2 C a l i o n . • ';r\
B u c h a n o n & S m o c k .*711 Slain St.,.Asbury Hurk,’
READTHlE P R t s i
*t I*'.
67' ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS, SATU11 PAY, APRIL 28,1 OOP.
COMPLETELYEQUIPPED
Is the story of our spring offerings in every department. We’ve all that’s new andjle- sirable in
D R E S S G O O D Sf a n c i e s of tbe Season. The demand for.wash fabrics will'be enormous. Challies, dimities and mpusselines will prevail for mid-summer use. To select here means buying right.
-AT-
WE D E V S
A I N S Stcinbach’s Spring Specials
Our. is ever at the front and leading com m • .. ■ petition. It’s perhapsrnseless to dwell
lY lH l in e r y _ p t i the completeness of our stock' or the ability of our designers z nd trimmers.
Ready to wear garments, for ladies misses and children, from the eommon house wrapper to tbe most desirable tailor- made suits and skirts in' all cloths and finish.
we pride ourselves on the stock and styles we have to offer in'mens’ and boys’ cloth ing and hats. They are easier shown than
told of; besides the. impression is more lasting.
There’s a comfort in ouj; shoe! room. Comfort in sel'ect; jng, comfort in. the price and a comfort in the wearing wjiiehcan only come from proper fitting,-which. depends on experience and care of selection.
YOU CAN M AKE M O N E Y EA S ILY• -, - i; ■ • . . .The , old adage has it that “ a penny saved is twopeijce earned” and- you may- save ten pennies on every dollars’ Worth of work in the STOVE OR TIN LINE you have done by
_ W O O D W O R TH <!& H JLB ER G A H N ,7 1 9 C O O K M A N A V E . IJB aaem ent.
GIFPORD & SONPlain and O rn am en ta l F la$tore£s
- B ric k la y in g ,- /S e ttin g o f ~ M ah te l8;-R an g es a n d R e n te rs . -Also B o ile r S e t t in g and • F o u n d a tio n s E a id . T ile S e t t in g . . ' i ;
E s t im a t e s F u r n i s h e d f o r A b o v e , w i t h R e f e r e n c e s .
P o sto ffJ o e B o x 43* B r a d l e y B e a o i£lv.
CHAS.; A. -BENNETT,A e en t fo r tbo Specialty Furnace, host and
moat economical furnace m ade.. S tove*and .R anges., v • -
G utte rs , Leaders, Tin. Rooting,* R epalnnR . L et m e estim ate fo r your. w o rk ..
M A IN S T R E E T , B F ^ D L E Y B E A C H
$ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0AT |_
P E R C E N T .
W e ‘h a v e t i ie a b o v e su m to p la c e in
' l a r g e o r s m a ll 'a m u u n ts o u d ra t m o rtg a g e lo a n s o n jA a b u ry P a rk , L o ch A rb o u r, A l lo n h u i i t a n d D e a l - iiu s in o ss .o t-d w eU
in g p ro p e rty . -
- • J . W . Hetrick &~Son,fc 6 2 6 M attlaon A vopuo.
K e a to r - B lo c k / ^
< J. . . CANDY —E S C U L E T T S
‘ :• And all rectal disorders or monov refunded; J 'U asant. N o^a pnyalc. A radical c u re .. 60c n t Ohan. J , Block, T.^M. S tew art, L. O. Grenelie, or o f K tt’a Crug.Co., rhU a. l*a. Plena© try It. • *
j A L L E N A T S A N J U A N .
\t* ;v C o v b r n o r o f P o r to IU e o I n n f l s• «. ‘ • ;«IJJ I.- iln itcS , ‘
• Son*:.Innii.. P o Hm U li*n ,.A pril -S .^T in* . i«*nt'injr -M r.. <Mi.-irU** I I . LYIh'ii.
iiiil H.‘Ulv i>vil—i?u-VUj:i 1 <i£-U> f-P u i U i c r o . dnipjK M ^nni'lior oft" S un .fiia ii’ u t I u / .u n lo c k n io m m jr , a s d idill so th<‘ UiiittMl -S la to s u n iio jr iV W iu so r . ..W w V urk . r n i t f d S ta tes> l» ;ittlosh i? iT o x n s n n d tin ' .rn it f f l* S ta to n tfiiubont.
. M a r j |ins. Tlx*. N ew Y nt k_ r'enfti i in‘tl Von.t- tI i« * lim d m iv ilte t i lh ^ s .o n t i 'n i w . '
. < {(‘T irral I nu!Hary_jr<>v<'ni6r.; v is it * i*d Mi*. ' All«»ii;_ tl;«* D o lp h in a t . hull* p a s t 11. A d ria H u n t'iU in s u la r;i.ilit-{) a m i fo u r co n ip u n ies o t tlu* P o r to U icu n -K in ifn t,. w ith a ha in l, w e re drn.\vi> u p on . rliO -w h arf. Thi.* 'D .olpliill’s hiiint-li i:air,n)i« : M r. A llon n iid , liis ' fiiniij.v, w itjl ( (»‘iit>i,:ilv D a v is . an d -^ L ii 'u ti 'i ia n t t*irp!rc»i|. 'iho latt(»i*’s th o D o lp h in priMuptl.va t-J io o ii. tin? 'iV xsis n nd D o lp liin liriiii? n ssi'lntc of. 17 ^ u n s . '.U ra n w liiS r th e iuiiul ■pliiyoi! '"HoninjiUM l/* tlii* P o r to K ira h na- tin iu ij stir, a n d iIn* sU*aniii's ly in j; in tin hstrlmi- k r p t i i j r a eontintM iti^ wltisTlisi.t; u n ti l th o la u n c h ii.:u hinl th o landing;** ‘ f ,
M r. A ll ou ;riiii ip iic lily u p th o s to p s , m id rho /a n i i l io s o f O e u e ra j pD sivis si iu I t lit now ojvM p i v o r n o r ' wero" it^ti'm luooil h i*a<;ii <;thoi%- A onrvytttrif o.i.-m luokod on i»n,t: w as . k e p t a l . a d is ta n o o . ' fl'h«,: poiii'i jijjll n inro liod jias t a t p o r t aeinv.M r. A li f ti tlu Hi n,tr h is h a i . I !•> tli/Mi onltor-' i‘d tlw> oarria;*o ih a i w a s .Jn \vaHhT?TTnTd drciVo -\\u tin* itxooutivo tn tn isin ii. pn.*oodod h y : 1 l-oiip;: am i f ollowotl . hy sq u lu js o f . poluv , ■ - . . ^ •• .■ M r . A llen took h roaU fasi w itli (K*nerai D a v is a n d w ith Uix. fam ily w ill ro n ia in a s tlio g u o s t .h f <»• nern l D a v is iud jd in ito ly , 1-
’ iit* h iiu h 'tl in an . o rd in a ry costuuu*. s tH tv .. h a t '-’-ldtU' r o a r a n d d u o li tro u s e rs .
v, s j i n n ii d I.v o f , t lu*_<•»■< oil-tl 1 y,jrciuTiU d o la r ls ‘o f th o -ro o o p tio ir to o k tlu* P jir lo K ioa iis h .v ‘s iirp r iso . Mr.* Alh»U i*
"thiHirsi*% T^vr^'HiJt^f~l,*nttTj-l{;ir(rr|-rr-nTt'nn3: in iiiiy! lii tii? ioss m is p h iio i is - j h a n .a- ^or- jLjouUfj iriiifuVni ooyorod wi t h p» ld hico an d s i nii(ii r t ri nm i in ,v>.. ■. - ■. . .
AIleKiMl. C sV anotl .'M iirilt*rt*r C 'riuRlit.5 N ow iis tv o n , A p ril li8 .~ .Io )u i A lliso n ■jtlhvK' Ik tv NWiuif—p«tui^f77iT]ro(l"247^\^jfr ta'UTii iu tn o i i s to i ly 'la ^ tn i f r h t . tm d o r -sen- .sa lio u a l'o ircu n i.s tan o o s . I t - is .th o u g h t th a ; ho is a-n osoiipod ' n iu rd d ro r, w h iu^.n ifti, js^il in ( iu in o y ,.-F k i .t tw o .y o a r s a g i^ ' l l r w a s ap p ro h o in io d ia s( iiiirlit h y t wo .im 'ni' hors*' t iF t h o ' looal do.totdm * liu fo u u w\w\
*w iu n ta l;o n to . tl»* .'s ta liiiil lio ttso Idok i a w a y . T \y y s h o ts w ere, liio d a f to r h ii r W h irh " wdl'o;. inofi'oot iVo7'! I l e AViV^r liojji'tiv or* • rc a m :ii?tt’U> a ft o r it-. iivo’y ohitso.
*,‘N o farailjr can fifford to he w ith o u t One- M lnuto C ou^h Cnro. I t will btop a coutrb and cu re a cold quickor th a n an y o ther m e ^ ln c , ” w rites C. W . W illiam?. SterliDff R un, Ph. I t cu res croup, hronchltiB and all th ro a t atid lu n g troubles and p reven ts con- sum ption . P leasan t and harm less. ' W. R H am , 106 M ain s tre e t . ' ■;*+: '
Spiccia l B a r c ja in s IN;Shades, Tinware, Enamel Ware, Tubs, Wringers, Oil Cloth, Wash Boards Baskets and getferal-moving time necessities.
F r e s h , G a r d e n S e e d sA T W H O L E S A L E P R I C E S
cc-W " e T T x L < ie 3 ? se ll”
E . D I L T SALLTItrDlTEST SPRING STYLES IN HATS ■ J 7 0 G C o o lc m a a A v e n u e
CLOUDBURST IN TEXAS.
Several Lives Lost by DrOwn-' \ . ing at Waco. -.:..—
TOBNADO. SPIKES .TWO. TOWNS.
W ooilliu rj* n n iT. b^izni A lilio a t W lj ie d ' O ut — I l jv e r n A k u Iii HlHliif? nn«l
„ M u t i y V |1 A r c I u p a n d e r .1‘n i g e D u n in tfo to P rm K »riy .
M’noo, T ex .. A pril 28.—A cloudburst. accoiupi(tiii*d hy sr h igh w ind, dosecnuknt ilpon th is vity—yusTrrflay a fton ioou , siml tin* resu lt is th a t e igh t persons a re know n to have perished an d p ro p erty valued a t m any, thousand dollars ' hns been d estroy ed or dam aged .
T h e dow npour o f r a i iP com m enced about noon and w as incessan t until d a rk . It w as iu the sh ap e o f a w a te rsp o u t, and the risj> in the et.eeks am U im iLdtc&lnuta. so rapiti th a t it d id not give the . in h ab ita n ts tim e to .Hen. .T h re e persons, tw o women an d a m an, all colored, w ere drow ned w ith in 100 y a rd s o f the—eity hall. T h e ir bodies werft Washed in to the B razos riv e r 'an d h ave nwt lteen ' recovered.- T h e re w ere severa l people, m ostly negroes, s tan d in g .011 a bridge W atch ing tlu * 'ra p id ' rise of th e lia rvons ’ hraneli, when the bridge, a brick s tru e titre , gave w ay. w ithou t w arning , p rec ip ita ting th em into th e w a ter. ,
N time rot is re p o rts o f /o th e r losses have come in, h u t 'o w in g to tiie. high -wateif they eau iio t be verilied. I t is a lm ost eer-- Inin, .hriweyer, i.that. so*-eial—more—liv-os. have heen lo s t.' S ea rch in g ',p artie s a re out: iuoking - fo r t h e . d row ned mul help ing tp move those w ho a re in dsiuger or d is tre ss - e d ,-^ ln -I he—stm t hern—p n rt— of-.-“the-—d ty - w bere tw o -white, wom en. vMi;sT;. C au dle. and h e r d a u g h te r, lost th e ir lives, the rise w as the .h ig h e s t ev er known.* I t i s im possible to e s tim a te ther dam age doue by tlu*. ^ tornii.luit it will, be heavy. .
S n ’cn iiw itlN liif; R h id d ly . Incom ing rep o rts ind ica te th a t ;one of
th e .heav iest, ra in fa lls experienced in y ears visited, m any sections o f th e s ta te , ami riv e rs ami sm all s tre am s are*, again rising rapid ly . ’
A n o v e rflo w of; th e B razos is expected ;n.tJJ.umpiitiiad . ;is..t.hu-X4t-Vasota*will-pntrr an im m ense tp ian tity o f w a te r in to .th e B pizos alKiye. th a t tow n. . /
A t Coln'inbus 011 the ( ’ojoriiclo- riv e r the S.^nt h e rn ' Pacific bridge l ia s 1 *agftin beenw ashed aw ay , and th o re will Ije no tra in s run foi* several dsi.vs. Tlio H ouston and
’TPXllsnrPHTRrirThe- 31 isso u ru Kiui.siTs an n : Texsis a n d 'th e San A ntonio m id A ra n sas I*ns:s have decided to r iiir no, traihs- today a s a m a tte r o f precaution .. T h e tow n of. l i l t im rin .U iii cotmfyv w as partly destroyed by a to rnado . . T he pah* lie school build ing w as w recked jyiil tw o pupils badly h u rt. S ev e ra l. dwM ling houses w ere also destroyed,. T'iie B ap tis t ehureh w as w recked. T h ree o th e r p e rsons w ere h u rt. '• i.. .'A te lephone ' m essage froh i; H illsboro s ta te s tlm t th e village of W oodliury, 12 m iles from Ilium , .’wsis a lso dest,k»yt?d. W oodjm ry is olf 'the -line 'of ra il and ' w ire ooumuiiuoatioiw and it is not know n w hother any lives w ere lost. A ll w ire com m unication sou th o f Ilijisbo ro w as Ioj>t a t S o’clock hist n igh t, and it is not know n a t . D allas w h a t tlio e x te n t o f th e thMul--inay - he--’in- ceu tra l ra lid • sou therji •Texajj: ; . . ' 4
O n iita in -L.coii i i n e if m "Paris, A j i r i r ^ S /—C ap ta in • J^edn, (be
F rench eng ineer who had ch arg e of Ihe B oer a r tille ry am i who Svas wotinded, during the siege of K iin h e rle y / '“Riis sir* rived- here. .H e is convalesconf, b u t.s iiy s he o ften h a s a dazed feeling. T h ere ;s a d iin p h iik e m ark 011 his forehead, w here a bullet en te red Iii*? head.
, (J jic e n V I c lo r ln ’H R e t u r n .L ondon, Aprir2S:^*lM ie-<pieoii arrived
a t W indsor a t 5:110 o’clock yeste rday a ft- •^hooiit— -Tht.*-t o w u—wa s-«l eeoni \ t>d^ w it 1» (lags, and all th e bells w ere ring ing w hen th e royal , p a rty a rriv ed a t’ the castle . Q ueen, .Victoria looked exceedingly well and show ed tlu? g re a te s t p leasu re a t her -irthiifdnstie ' welcom e ltfmic.
FOES AGAIN IN BATTLE.
French and Hamilton Attack 'the ; Boers./ . . . • i.’-:!
THE EESULT HOT YET KHOWN,
K n iid le > D iv is io n AImo C Iomo t o T liit- Iin . .VCIm—M ulu- l lo d y o r O livIcr'M A rm y ■ A p im r c id l j1 ' 1 S a tc '^ - I i r a b a n t
^ i l l i l_ I I Ia rL J lc h ia ln i i i l j \V _ e l ic n a c .l; . . •' -...1:1 J • ’ ; ' I ;T«oml'on, A p r ir 2S.—F ig h tin g took place’
yest o rday a ft ernoon . a long \ h e eas t e ra ou tle t from th e lto w n 6f;.Thaba.,N 'C,lui .betw een ‘ the coinnuiiids o f (.Jen^rals. I a n
•Ham ilfoil and F rench an d a considernhle body, ol* Bo(>rs. ^ T h e re su lt o f th e action h as not y e t been learned . '
(Jeneral F ren c h reached T h ah a N ’Chn from I>ewetstlo‘rp yeste rday m orning , Iind* ing here H a m ilto n ^ d ivision o f m ounted
. in fa u tt^ _ a n d ^ ^ in ith « D o n 'ie n * s ~ b rig a d e . T h e u n itid fo rces im m ediately moved a g a in s t, th e B oers, who w ere s till holding an e levated position to th e eas tw a rd .
L ord R o b erts ’ d ispatch , given o u t last evening, said . th a t liu n d le V . d ivision, w hich was.supposiMl to be iii chase o f-the .Boors, w ho lletl from D ew etsdorp , Svas on Frida.V evening e ight niiles sou th o f Tlia* bn N ’C hn. l i e did, not m ention (le iiom l
' (,’herUtside’s d ivision, w hich possibly has veerdd to the, e as tw a rd from , p ew efsdo rp . and .tliken up th e p u rsu it o f the fleeing B oer colum n. \ „• „
T h e faTtef‘^tiiVt‘e(1'- i*i’o n i* ^ v e * ts ( lo rp ' a t 3 o’eiock T uesday a fte rnoon , iind the 15i i tis ii- f a 1 lo we t l-in -pli r s u it- oa r 1 y-1 li e n c x f m orning. T h e B oers t bus * luul rfu |ly 12 h o u rs ' s ta r t oyer F rench and B und le and p robab ly a t le a st a s g re a t a n ad v a n tag e in tim e over B r a b a i i t ~ f ^
M o s t, of th e ’ B o e ^ w agons w ere seut ijorUi mjiny d a y s ago. P robab ly tiie gun^ a re d ra w n by fresh oxen , w ith re lays, Availing along th e road . ‘ M ilita ry experts th in k th e re is little d o u b t* th a t th e Boers? have escaped once a g a m ” leaving p robably a sm all force a f L tidyb rand to dispute fo r a lim e tiie p rogress o f th e B ritish m ounted forces. . :■
, B r i l l ia n t a m i H u r t u t W o iie i ie r . ,I t h a s 'n o t been repo rted that /(rcn e ra b
B ra b a n t and H a r t have le ft W epeiier, so -itnrrrrlim rfflrrlijlely tlia t.tne .v a re holding
back-to give a tte n tio n to any s tra y bands*' o f the enem y th a t m ay be lu rk ing in the h ills * behind th e .o th er B ritish colum ns.
;T hjL t_t he_s;outh'cn's tern.. ..sect i o h : .0 L_the. O range F re e S ta te is. u o t V holly c le a r ol jBoors is i^hown b.v L m d K o b rrts* at^coiint o f ft lie k llliu g ' o f oTitT’aiul the Capture, ot thrt*i* o f P rin ce A 'ifred 's g u a rd s on. Sm ith- iU'id 1 pad on ’W ednesday . **.M u c h restlessness is Ueing sbdwii i>y th t
B o ers fa c in g B uller’s l’orees a t K lauds- laag te . T hey a re m o un ting m ore gun's, d igging trenches an d 's ig n a lin g n igh tl3; by m eans o f g re a t If res to th e ir a llies lit I lit O ran g e '.F ree S ta te . A ll th e passes from N a ta l a re sa id to be held by a. sufficient n u m b er o f B oers to hold in check vastly superio r numbers* th a t m ight be th r6w n a g a in st them .■ I t - i s suggested th a t som e o f th e F re i
S ta te b u rg h ers n ia y . take, rtd’uge iu tin passes un til Lord * i to h e r ts ’ army- shall hnve-gone by to t-lie north ,, w hen th e y will d a sh out>-and cut th e r a ilw a ji lio rtli 01 B loem fontein . 'Vhis’ idea would seem ’ ti. be fa n c ifu l, a s th e B oers w ould ;be com polled to dash u io re 'th an 100 miles to ext* cu te th is coup.
T h e com plete collapse o f “th e horses ol th e B ritish cava lry will be one o f tlu su b jec ts to engage the ' a tte n tio n b f p a rlia m e n t -whyn ‘ th e a rm y reorgan ization schem e is considered. I t is a -q u estio n 61
/m o n ey -o n ly . T he bill cers sen t to buy horses in, Ire lan d nm l e lsew here eon tinu ally complninjrJu. p riv a te , aiul i\«> cloubt also in otlicial and confidential re iitlrts th a t they a re tied tlow h by a lim it ol price. A s m at to rs s tan d , th ey have tin d isap p o in t incut o f seeing-it g re a te r prici th a n th ey can .alVord to give offered b\ .uguuU-4)C.uitliou..pimuiUiLj^ur_hurses-.\v.hitdi w ould 111ak e.^ealiy good troopers.
cv.{rights Disease. .Ifititidice ra in c in f-’ideor IJC' Ilurred'Sight, Achit-g IJcncA. Swotted Feet. U. lary Disorders aud bollow Coinpltxiou. t\- •auscdby ‘ • • \W E A K , ‘ U W H E A L T f l Y .K lD K E Y S
T H E C U R E 1 3 FOUND IN
Dtm&mrs- ioc^Ts K l o N E Y , '
PflStTIYILY BuARAKTtw'v P 9 L l i l a £The populnr-rriced remedy.
None so Qooa and Nono so Cheap!By-mall for five 3-cect otnraps. M adcat
. t a ionsos UBoaiioan?. io&, m m m m , •For aula by W. B. Ham nnd all lea Uife draggUto
D n b y PlaytM l W i th M u tc liea . 7T ren to n , A pril 28.—F red d ie Tom linson,
2 years old, w as .burned to d ea th a s a 'r e su lt of phiying v i th m a tch es . H e obtain? 'Cd-'-it lio <rf— tun tc how ;'tyh U - h i m- n i o 11 lt;iv w ns absen t, from tlie room and soon w as em jeloped in fhinies. T h e m o the r w as bud-ly burned in try in g to savc. the child.
.W arKlilpM .F o r N c iv fo u h U Ia m l^£ k - J o lm % N . F ., 'A p r il 28.—T h e B r i t
ish special serv ice siiundron . .f o r . lisheiy p ro tection will reach S t. John-’s w ith in .a fo r tn ig h t. T h e ■ heWly, . cdnunissiouocl c ru iser Oharvbdis,* Hagship o f .the s<piad- roll, lias sailed from P ortsm outh .
. O tto K orb , G rand Chanoellor, K . P . ,Boon- vllle. Ind ., says: “DoWlfct’fl W itch Hazel Salvo so o th e s . tho rapst’ de llcats skin and heals th e m ost stnbbofff u loer w ith certa in and Rood results^” C ures p iles and skin diseases. Don’t b u y %a n im ita tion . W , It. H am , 107 M ain streo t. K -
advent of spring necessitates the; laying aside of the heavy, uQcoihforta- SSTj.-v.- ble winter-vyeight gaments. aad the stibfeliitution of-more seasonable,wear-
1 ing"apparel. We %ve prepared for this annijal tiansform ion. and are prepared as never before to clothe our patrons modishly, durably’ and economically.
I . A D I H S ” R E x V D Y T A I L O R E D S U I T S . . ■In this department are displayed Ladies’ Ready-tailored Suits, Separate Skirts and
Etons, Jackets and Wraps and Silk and Satin Waists. Fashion has decreed that the tailor made gowns must form a\part of the well dressed woman’s spring wardrobe and- this necessity is met by our establishments, where modish costumes .can be obtained in a great variety of styles.and materials, with a guarantee of the best workmanship and perfect fit. Our suits, skirts, jackets and waists were manufactured expressly.for our spring trad6 and we assure prospective patrons that no little detail of perfection has been overlooked. Such a stock .has never before been offered in Asbury Park and, notwithstanding the exclusive "styles, the richness of materials and the faultless making, the prices .will be found .reasonable. . ‘•Ladies'’ suits, silk lined jackets. Ladles'jackets, silk lined . ., .
59.08; worth 511.50 4.48 . " 0,48
Ladles’ silk waists . Ladies’ silk skirts .
. $8 .88 ; w m tta 55.48* • 8 .08; •* 11.48
. . SPRING MILLINERY -. . - •_.<;Our display of spritig millinery cannot be excelled. . The j eigtjing Parisian modest
are represented, as are the cutest creations of our American designer*!. Scores of sbape to select'from an9~a pf3'iiTthe mflKnery art to iirr jige. die trimmings after the selection is made. , Ready-trimmed hats in profusion, built by our own milliners alter recently conceived models. Large variety of ladies’ trimmed hats from $2 j6p. up. \
. . S H O E S P E C I A L S :No other store in the countiy carries a more , varied and. better .line of shoes for
men, women and children.' -Itpia& taken years-to build up our shoe selling reputation, but we are now reaping the-benefij: in increaised sales. At the Ocean Palace only can be found the justly famed-Jenness Miller hygienic shoe for women, -while the celebrated Sorosis shoe is, handled exclusively at the Mammoth. Other1 makes carried-in stocj^but'shoddy! lines Jhave-no place on;’our 'stieilve's. '■ •• . L'- --r* - .'-'7,Jenjuess Miller oxfoidr ln tlaek and tan . . 53.00Jenmria M llt r tu tliu aud lace in black aod .tan . 53,60-
Sorosis oxford in black and tan ................... -,Borosis stioe in battoli and lace, black and-tan ■
• 53.60• 3.60
SPRING WASH GOODSWe have not space to tell you of the many desirable gbod things we have in.- the
wash goods,department. In a word, we carry every hew novelty of weave' and material, as well as the regular lines,of>these indispensable dress fabrics. To appreciate the showing one must \isit the stores and spend an.hour looking the new stock over. No other establishment hereabouts can approach our display for .completeness or price-value. , ' . ■10.000 yds, very fine wash fabxlps, 8c; worth 12 Jc '5.000 jd s. very fine dimities, 15c; worJ.h^5o_ j
lOOidoz-hack towels,10x31,10c eachpairs white cuitaina, with ruflleH, 05c; woith $ 1.00
HOUS1: FURNISHING REOUlSlTIiS^ Thinking of furniture, or carpets, or matting, or crockery, or glassware? Isn’t it
about time you enjoyed the luxury of a new mattress, or pillows, or bolsters ? We can furnish your hotel or cottage completely, and -do_it—thoroughly -and -reasonably. Two whole floors devoted to furniture, carpets and house furnishings. Experts to take your orders and fill them "promptly and satisfactory. (Bear us in, mind when ready to place your •orders for home comforts.4 ft. 0 excelsior cotfon fep mattress, our price 53.48 4- ft '0-Afr}cau ■fibre-mttttrC8*;otrr-pii('<‘ '^;i.T-i,*'<' /- -r.fr.-rt..-.-.- • 4 tt. 0 short halt uiatiress, our price.55.^8_.„Our sneoial B. A hair uiattres.-*. BTnrprlce 511.48 ” T " Mattresses renovated, 51.26. Called (or and delivered
G o o d q t i a l i t y i n g r a i n c a r p e t , J w o o l , S9o A U .w iW H u ijja .m c a rp f .t i .6(!c, : v - ; . ' . 75 c o m b i n a t i o n d r e s s e r s , $ 0 7 5 ’Hed roiim Biiittr; Si'.i uO up. I Iron beds, all sizes, 53 98 up
LARGEST DEPARTHENT STORES ON THE JERSEY COAST.
General Providers for Men, W omen and Children.T w o M o d e m M arts. - /
T iie M am m ptii, T iie O cean P a l a c e , ^ V S J B X J ^ R Y ^T iie O cean P a l a c e ,. "Cookman and Emory.——Cookman-and-Mair
Dayton O rient' 1 ClevelandYale i Spalding ' Whit?
Baines Eagle . CrawfordTribune Quaker Sterling
These a re som e o f tlio w iice lsI am soiling th is y ear.
HAVE A FULL LINE OF SUNDRIES. WHEELS EXCHANGED AT FAIR VALUE.
M r. Thad. V andorveor la in ’charge o f m y repjilr shop. Thla Insures p ro m p t an d Tollable repairing .L essons (liven a n d W h e e l^ fo r R en tin g .
• ■ V :M , I,. F E R R I S
Central Hall 7 1 < M a ttIso n A venue
1 0 0 , 0 0 0 R O L L S O P
HEW ILL PAPERVrom' all tb e load in s m a nu faq tu rers .—;
F rom 5c ROLL UPYiarauP A P E R H A N G IN G .
12^ c p e r roll and up.
W A L L M O U LD IN G S,’ .To m a tc h nil phpem, 2o a foo t aqd, up.
J A C O B D O L L , J r .PRACTICAL
i aati Desmatoi5 4 1 -5 4 3 C o o k m a n A v e .
ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRING; . E l e o t r l o Q a a 'L lg h t ln s r .
E l e o t r l c B o lls a n d A n n u n c i a t o r s , , B u r g l a r A l a r m s , E t c ; ...
W A L L A C E N B U R R. 5 3 2 C O Q K M A N |A V E N U E . 1,.
New Keatflr Blook. I i
s. H ead q u arte rs In tho .X United Btatea for r
m TEAS aim COFFEES 4SPECIALTIES t
£ A. & P. BAKING POWDER %t I
'Jnirnc fOlnser Nutmeg XoplLCs J cinnamon 4*A. & P. EXTRACTS { » na |
THE EXCELSIOR LB1DBY(SN O W FLA K E.)
H as m ovod Its m ain ofllco from 813 Oook- m an avenuo toti21 M attison avenuo—K eato rB lock ._ ... ............. ;....... -j___
Potronnfro S o lic ited ,
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S E . J . S T R O U Dt K “ to r S ^ iilte r P- O. Box 007
Business property] paying 10% . , . , .
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Insurance written ; .besj com- ■ panies. ‘
Money to loan 5 and 6 per cent
Awnings, . . .F la g s ,
TEf/TS, BURGEES Canvas Covers
m ado o f boat material® and w orhraan ih lp a t lowest p rices. .
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