NEW JERSEY DRUGGISTS. TOWNSHIP VS. CITY, POLICE … · VOL. XXV. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, JFR1DAY,...

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VOL. XXV. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, J F R 1 DAY, MAY 25 , 1900 . NEW JERSEY DRUGGISTS. At Their Opening Session President Arpers Recommended That the Stote Body Resign from the National Body. ■ After a hearty welcome to Asbury Park “and especially to tha W est Bad hotel; tijplr headquarters, the delegates to the thirtieth annual contention of the New, Jersey Pharmaceutical Association got dow n to business W ednesday m orning. T he welcome was extended by Frank Appleby, president of Common Council, Clarence P. Smith of Newark responded to the welcome. President William C. Alpera of Bayonno made his annua! address, in which he referred to the progress con- stantly being made in pharmacy. He re- commended that the state association re- sign from the National Association of Setail Druggists, claiming that ao results have come to the state organization through its connection with that body lively light will follow tha discussion oirsthis recommendation when the com- mittee appointed toreport on the address gives Its report. Secretary Frank . C. Stotzlen of Elizabeth reported big bnsi- nesa In tlie past year. Treasurer James C. Field of Somerville reported about $ 2,000 In the treasury. The New Jersey Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation yesterday elected tha following officers: President, Stephen D. Woolley of Ocean Grove; -sice presidents, D. L. Cam - eron of Rutherford and James Faulk of Jersey City; secretary, Frank C. Stutzlen of Elizabeth; treasurer, James C. Field of -Somerville. D. L. Cameron of Bhtherfprd, Wm. C. Alpers of Bayonne, George H. Whipple of Bridgeton, C. K. Priest of Princeton and J, W. Merritt of Woodbury were elected members of the executive compaSt- tee, and H, P. Thorne of Medford and George FHzgeorge of Trenton were re- elected to serve on She legislative com- m ittee. This aest place pf meeting was not se- lected. Long Branch, Lakewood and Trenton were recAmmended, hot Loag Branch and LakeWood- were 'mid to^be unable toentertain 'a large convention ai.tbis season of tbeyear.v ■.:/ The ussbclatiott decided, to . withdraw from the national body. Thi convention adjourned at noon. ■ FORTY COMPETITORS .1 Band M asters From All Parts of th e Country . Are Anxious to Furnish the Music for the Beach Concerts this Summer. (.'b airman George F. Wilbur, of Com- mon Council’s Tilusic Committee, will not recommend the selection of any particu- lar band for the entertainment of summer visitors. The committee will leave tho choice of a band entirely In the bandBof the council. About forty competitors are looking for the contract and the commit- tee has decided to throw the responsi- bility for the music to be famished upon every member of the board. They will, accordingly, have the privilege of voting without being urged In any direction by the committee. - M RS. EYLER: PROMOTED. She fo Made Siissei’toiefldeat.of the State •"...1 1 Home for Girls at Treatos. r The new board of trustees of the State Home for Girls as Trenton organized Tuesday by electing Noble 0. Bristol of Newark, president; D. Carnagy. of Trenton, secretary nd t p fl rd W ., Dav- laoa of Trenton, treasu^f, Immediately after organization the board elected M rs. Myrtle B. Eyler as superintendent of the Institution. Mrs. Eyler has been matron, and as such has been attacked ■by news- papers. Miss Maggie M, Kevin, an In structor of long experience ia the home, was made matron In Mrs. Eyler’a stead. A'phyeielau, a corps oE ten teachers and various other employes were jlso chosen, aud before adjourning the board decided upon a site olose to the present building for a new structure to be "erected this year. Firemen Respond to Test Alarm. The fire department was given a little brush up W ednesday slight, an alarm having'’ been sent" So from the West End’ hotel by Mayor TenBroeck, at the sugges- tion of Flre Chief Schneider!' In re spending the firemen made good time and w^fa applauded by the druggists who ware in convention ef St-a hotel. The test created no little' excitement. Installing W ater M eters. W ater m eters are being placed in bouses by Superintendent John L. Coffin of the water works. One hundred new meters have bean received mi the work of dis- tributing. them w ill be prosecuted as tjuickly as-possible. lire hundred are to be put in use, Common Council having appropriated’ money for that purpose.. • ; W hy not have \h ‘s daily (dittos oif'tbe Jo u h n a l left at your, house* every evening? TOWNSHIP VS. CITY, Asbury Park, It Is Claimed. Owes Nep- tune Township $10,000 For Its Share of the. Macadam Road Bonds. Tha Neptune' Township Committee, through township attorney Samuel A- Patterson, lias petitioned Judge W il- bur A. Heisley of the court of -com - mon pleaavfor tbe appointment of three disinterested freeholders who shall deter- taine and apportion the bond Indebted- ness between Aebury Park and Neptune township exi&tlng at the tim e Asbury Park became an independent municipal- ity and ’separated from Neptune town- ship.' The action is brought to compel Asbury Park to assume and pay Ita proportion of an Issue of ,$80,000 of road bonds issued by Neptune township In 181)0, the pro- ceeds of which were used to pay tbe cost of the macadam road, called Main street-' Asbury Park paid its proportionate part of these bonds up to 1807, but notwith- standing the taxpayers *of Asbury Park have been assessed each year (since 1807 for the city's share of the bonds, Common Council has, It is asserted, refused the money to ba paid to. the township. In a recent case decided In the court of errors and,appeals and upon which Coun- selor Patterton relies to sustain his pres- ent suit, the borough of WoodcllH. was re- quired to assume aud pay a similar in- debtedness to that Involved in this ,sult. M r. Patterson claims thar, the statute under which Neptune township Is now proceeding has also been held to be con- stitutlonal In the same case. The amount involved Is given as about $10,000. OWNERSHIP OF BEACH. Founder Bradley Will Not Insist on Con- demnation Proceedings, but the Trans- fer Not Likely to be Made Soon. ‘ City Solicit ir John F- Hawkins and the beach purchase committee of Common ’Council had a conference in New York Wednesday with James A. Bradley con- cerning the transfer of the beach front and.sewers to the city. , . Mr. Hawkins says Mr. Bradley gave out tho-iuipresslon-that tho. deai- will<-ultla. mately be consummated, to the.'satlafac- tlon of tbe city, the pfoperty holders and him self. TbO’ Implication is that M r. Bradley w ill waive the. decision to, have his property condemned and Come to a settlement by means of mutual agree meat, or selling and buying. It la an open secret that the transfer jvll! aot be 1 made thlB year. . .>■ LEGISLATURE MAY BE CAUED TOGETHER. A Special Session Proposed to Relieve The Newark School Difficulty. It is proposed In Newark as a means of extrication from the financial difficulty in whlcb the financial officers are Involved by reason of the ne,w school act to have a special session of the legislature called to repeal the harmful feature of the act re- quiring nn amount equal to the city’s ap- portionment from the school fund to be placed In the annual tax levy. The proposition for a special session Is favored by Newark asse'mhiymen, one of whom, I. 3. Bacheller, is a member of the Common Council and chairman of tbe Finance Committee. A conference on the matter was held Tuesday, which waa at- tended by Assistant State Superintendent Batts. It Is by no means certain that if the legislature should be convened by Acting Governor Tchcacm a repealer of the objectionable section could'pass, as this section Ib said to be of m aterial benefit to the smaller municipalities. HOTEL KEEPERS’ ASSOCIATION. Nine New Members Were Elected at the Meeting Wednesday Evening, • Nine members were added to the Hotel Keepers’ Association pt its meeting Wed- nesday night. They are as foliowai,, Wil- liam Applegate, proprietor of the Hotel M onm outh • Mrs. Margaret H. Frost of the Lafayette hotel, Philip Hildrich of tho Colonnade hotel, Josephine K. Dpd. man of tbo Madlsptj, Frank E. Smith of| tho Wellington, Delilah Richards of, the Richards house, Ella B. Richards of the Carlton, George W- Waterbary of the Clarendon, and Elizabeth A, Martin of the Surf house. A contract for combination advertising, amounting to nearly $ 2 ,000 , was awarded. f/ Memorial Day School Exercises. Memorial day was observed today In the Neptune township high school. The following program was carried-put; Orchestra; ebng, ‘’America’’; salute Bag; address; M ilitary drill; pledge, Frank Reynolds; recitation, “Blue and Grey”, Ella Jackson; orchestra; song, “Bring Forth the Flowers,” grade girls of aub- prlmary department; " tableau; final tab- leau; singing, "Star Spangled Banner”j violet song, primary department; arches* tra; address; closing song, pup.lls from the fourth grade girls aud fifth grade, boys.. ;. " . ■■ ' POLICE IGNORED. M arshal Flood b- Bradley Beach Han Against a Tough Proposition When he Tackled the Water Company. Police M arshal ’ W llllata D. Flood , of Bradley Beach Tuesday ordered workmen who fare laying pipes la tho streets of that borough for the water company to ceass their labors because'the compiny had not procured a permit to make ex- cavations In tbo streets. The'marshal acted on orders fropi tila borough coun-, ell's street committee, but- he could not enforce bis order. The men continued to work on and are doing so yet. The com- pany bas a franchise, It is said, and has also given a tiond obligating It to leave the streets in as good condition aB they are before work 13 begun. The street committee’s action was the result of a tilt In tho borough council Monday night when there wasobjectlon on the part of Messrs. Burney and Foster to granting the water company a permit to open the streets. M r,'B ogart, tho only other member present, favored granting the permit. ‘ James A. Bradley, through lils agent, Caleb T. Bailey, applied for a. permit to, lay sewer pipes In Brinley avenuo to tbs' ocean, but was refused, council saying li would wait ijntil a full board was present. TIME TABLE CHANGES. The Early Summer Schedule on the New York and Long Branch Road Goes, Into Effect No*t Sunday. The New York and Long Branch rail- road’s new time table, which goes Into ef-: feet next Sunday, will contain the follow- ing departures from Asbury Park and New York and Asbury Park to Philadel- phia: •• To New York, all rail, 6,17; boat train, 6.40; all rail, 7, 7.20, 7.80, 7.85, . to N ew - ark only; boat, 7.40; all rail,7,45, 8 , 8,20, 9,20, 10,50 a.m .; boat, 1.85; al( rail, 2.25, 8,85, 4; boat, 5 05; all rail, fi.38, 7.02, p. m. Leave New York, all rail, 8.80; 4.80, 8.80, 11.80-a .m .; 12.80, 2.15,2.80, 8 .iQ j 8 .88 , 4.20, 4.45,610, 8.23, p. m. '■ To Philadelphia, 7.27,7,55, a. m.; 12 The Business Portion of the Thriving ■ Village Was Nearly Destroyed Sun- day Evening—Loss, {850,000. Erigilsiitown was nearly wiped off the map by a big fire Sunday night. Nearly all of. the business portion of the town was destroyed. •, —«*- ...... •The firo was of unknown origin and stasjtfcd in an upper etorf, of Elwoot! L, Reed’s general store building, "which also CPU?,pined the postoffice. Epglishtown baa no flra department, so a call for aid was sent to the Freiehold flra department, which went to tho scene W itli a fire engine and hose carriage. However, lack of necessary appliances for the Bteamor prevented the use of t h # , as the suction hose of the engine to work. The firemen had to form tlfefisBelves luto bucket brigades, and in tb&capacltydld yeoman service and sav. edfjbe residential part of the town. Engllshtown people were almoBt dfjfeouraged by tho progress of the flre trO'jn one building to another, and the briifit of the work then fell on the Free- hold men. Tho flre destroyed only one additional building after their arrival, anti; adjoining property waa saved after a lcrng, bard fight. The firemen .did not j jaeb home until 8 o’clock Monday morn- log! . The burned buildings comprise tbe stores of Elwood L. Reed, W illiam E. Mdunt, Jacob F. Troutman and Charles Pi^inger, the Bblrt factory of L. V. Day, tli« residences of George X>- Vanderburg, L. V. Day and William J. Conover, and the. barns of Charles L. MacDonald, El- wood L. Reed and William E. Mount, be- sides many smaller buildings used as- storehouses, etc. The loss will amount to ibout $50,000. The Insurance, In most cases, covers the loss. IJnrlng tbe fire Mrs. Jacob Troutman was (Severely burned and was carried from her home just In’time to save her life. ALAS, POOR DOGGY! Mayor TenBroeck’s Proclamation Requires That ail Bow-wows Running at Large After June I Shall Be Registered. MayorTenBroeck has IsBued a procla- mation tbat wiil maee dog life wretched this summer. On and after June 1, says tha proclamation, any person shall have tbe right to kill any dog found straying oS Its owner's premises, providing the animal is not registered and numbered by the city clerk. The registration iaust be displayed, a collar having upon it a metal plate, on ivhlch shall be engraved tbe owner’s name and tbe number of the dog’a register, being a charter of liberty and serving as a sort of life preserver to the canine pete. SENATOR JOHNSON TO SERVE WITHOUT PAY. President of the Senate Says He Is Clad To Help Governor Voorhees. Acting Governor Johnson was at the state hduat- at Trenton, Tuesday, and transacted considerable routine business. As a member of the state house commis- sion, he considered the contract for the building of the new wing to the state house. He made the statement that he would not draw the salary for acting for Governor Voorhees, which would be $27 a day. He said be thought the governor was entitled to a little vacation, and be was only too glad to be able to help blm. New Mission ffousfe Dedicated. Bishop John Scarborough, of the Pro- testant'Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey, Tuesday dedicated to the service of the church In the state the recently completed associate mission house. In Hamilton avenue, Trenton, Rev, A, J. M iller, rector of Trinity church of this r place, preached the eermon, A missionary meeting Tuesday after- noon was led by Rev. Dr, Alfred Baker of Princeton, aBslBted by Rev. Dr. O. M. Parsons of Salem, who is the dean of the Burlington conventloi^; There was a ses-. slon of each'of the Burlington and Ne^ Brunswick convocations, at which thei members separately considered questions of a private nature touching' the future planB for operating the new. possession. The houBe Is built after the old housed in Chester, England. . . ■ ;— ^ . fred Gerner Sues for Divorce. Fred Gernier, tin w o r l d ’s champion high jumper, wbost wife, Edith Harris Gerner, eloped from Asbury Park with Atthur C. Holden, the high diver, last September, has sued for a divorce.^ At- torney John J, MeElMtsney of South Am-, boy is counsel for Gerner. It is expected that the divorce will be, granted ln about a week or ten days. FIRE IN ENGLISHTOWN. m MATTHEWS SKIPPED. %yjraed With o Seriouis Crime,;Ba Was ' ’Released on end Failed to A;7 .ear,tor Hearing. Edward Matthews of Hamilton mm be- fore Magistrate Borden Wednesday, night charged with bastardy. H e was released on bis own recognizance with the under- standing that he was to appedr in court Thursday morning to answer the Charge. At tho appointed time Matthews did not appear. As the case stands; If the city Js to support the child, and tha girl has resided here five years, the city will have no security from which to collect the amount necessaTy to maintain the child. Matthews’ mother stated ^Wednesday night , that her son Is willing to make the girl his wjfe, but s soon as the ac- cused was free he disappeared. The girl saya Matthews ruined her under promise of marriage. CAME HERE TO WEB. Parson W illiam G. Moyer Splices Two Couples From Out of Town. 1 Isaac C. Hobensack and Jenny Coopey of New Brunswick were, married Monday night by Rev. W illiam G. Moyer, pastor of th»W eet^Grove M. E. Church, at the resi- dence of Peter Bassett, 38 Corlies avenue, W eBt Grove. M r. M oyer also officiated at a sim ilar event May 8 , when Harry B. Clayton, of Lakewood and Bella A. Borden of Toms River took the nuptial vows. The cere- mony was performed in the parsonage of the church. .Stephen Crane Improved in Health. Relatives of Stephen Crane, the novelist who recently lived In Asbury Park, have- redelved word from him that'he has, so fay recovered from his illness that he ia able to leave for France. Before making the voyage across the channel Mr. Crane was to have rested in • Dover until Mon day. H is intention Isr i t J s-saidr to spend aom> tim e in France and then go to Germany. Barrett’s Second Turn Down. , M ichael Barrett, who was recently refused a retail liquor dealers’ license by Judge Wilbur A. Heisley Thursday refused a wholesale liquor dealers’ licehBe ipythe sama official. Barrett wanted, to open a place in Neptune City, Samuel A. Patterson, who appeared for Ocean Grove and Neptune, township, argued that the law ln the case applied to wholesale deal- ers as well as retailers and he won. Delegates to State Medical Society. At a meetloe of the Monmouth County M edical Society in FreehoM,. Monday; Dr. George F. Wilbur and Dr. Samuel Johnson W ere elected permanent dele- gates to the New Jersey Medical 8 oclety. INSPECTED. Company Ii W as Visited , by Inspector Bryant Wednesday Night and'a Thor- ough Inspection Was the Result. Assistant Inspector General Louis F. Bryant,-Ueateaaat Walter E. Edge, both of Atlantic City, and Major D. T. Mather of Woodbury- gave Company H ad hour, Wednesday night, of the hardest Inspec- tion and drill the boys have evbr had. The exercises were held in M. L. Fer- ris’Mattlson avenue bicycle academy aud were witnessed by a large crowd. The mimeuvres were the most intricate in the manual. The boys did well, though at times they would make a pardonable blunder, owing to the limited floor Space of the academy. The inspector himself at one time took charge of the company. 1 Inspector Bry- ant served_ under Colonel Quincy O’^i. Glilmore during tha Spanlsh-Amerlcan 'erar. The latter is a,veteran regulur army officer and a strict disciplinarian, conse- quently under Inspector Bryant’s ordera there were tactics given that made every man perspire. For one hour the lively drill continued, after which the officers supped at W eir’s hotel. ASPHYXIATED. Susan ' Carter, Colored, W ent to Bed Monday Night Leaving the Gas Full On and Now She’s Dead. Susan Carter, colored, aged about 50 years, wag found dead Tuesday morning iniier room in the section of- the Piaz: hotel occupied by the help. The woman did not awake at her usual hour and an- other employee -who went to rouse her discovered the cause of her pparent stupor. The room was full of gas. D r. J. H. Bryan was hurriedly summoned, but be could do nothing, declaring the woman bad been dead several hours. It ia not known whether she committed suicide,or thoughtlessly blew out the gas before retiring. Coroner Flock was notl- fied. He{deemed an Inquest unnecessary. The remains of the woman may be burled at tbe county’s expense. Her friends, if she bas any, a r e ^ n o t k n o w n . ... NEW kffSEY’S BELEGATlOk List of Representatives to Philadelphia ^ Republican National Convention. Tbe complete list of the New Jersey delegates and alternates to the national Republican convention, to be held at Philadelphia, on June'19, Is as followa: v Delegatea.at-Larga~-Unlted States Sen - ator W illiam 'J. Sew ell, G overnor Foster M. Voorhees, Franklin Murphy, chairman of the Republican state committee, and Barker Gummere. Alternates—-Henry J. Irick, John I, Blair ReiJay, Robert Wil- liams, Edward W- Woolley. First district delegates—-John H. Moore, William J. Bradley. Alternates—Morris Davis, L, E. Hollis] Second district—WiUlsm S. Hancock, Samuel W. Belden. Alternates—C. Ed- ward Murray, Lewis T. Bryant Third diatrlct—Oliver H. Brown, Fred- erick P. Olcott, Alternates—Andrew 8 . Church, George H. Tica. Fourth dlBtrict—George S. Morris, Na- than H, Hart. Alternates—J. E, Fuiper, Charles N. Reading. Fifth district—Sheffield Phelps, Wil- liam Barbour. Alternates—Thomas R. Watson, Franklin Graailtz. Sixth district—Robert W. Hawk.es- worth, Leslie D. W ard. Alternates—Johr< H. Palmer, George Douglass. Seventh district—Flavel McGee, Ed ward M Watsoss AlternateE— W . A. Schell, Henry J. Lemmer, Eighth district—Charles J. FiBk, George E. De Camp, Alternates—H. L. Allen, John Eastwood, • , The headquarters of tbe New JerBey delegation will be at tha Hotel Lafayette, In Broad street, w, here an entire tloor has ■ttem engaged-for the week of the convec - tion General Sewell will , he the leader of tbe delegation, and tbe coming conven- tlon'wlll be the eighth national conven- tion ln succession that ha has attended as a delegate. It'-la expected^thKt E’ff^ili'B ir a member of the committee on resolu- tions, and will therefore have an active voice in the making of the platform. Churches vs. Sunday Trains. The committee of pastors and laymen appointed by the Monmouth Clerical Union to prepare a remonstrance against the stopping of Sunday trains in this city reported Monday afternoon at a meet- ing held la the First M. E. Church. The West Park M. E. Church reported 69 sig- natures secured against Sunday trains; the First Congregational Church, 28; the First Presbyterian Church, 17; the West Grove M. E. Church, S4; tbe Westminster Presbyterian Chnrcb, 7, and the Fltst M. B. Church,'51 The. reports were received and filed for future use. The Jot'BNAL tor Job Printing. ACTIVE REPUBLICANS. The G. O. P. taking Arrangements for an Aggressive fight in New Jersey Nest fitwembcr. The Republicans of New Jersey are making preparations for an aggressive c a m p a i g n ; w h i c h , ■w.ill begin as soon sa the national convention ia over. The state committee will be reorganized And at once open its headquarters ln Newark. Franklin Murphy will be selected as tbe chairman, and Will Jam RSker may be again selected as the treasurer, but a re- port comes from Jersey City that Colonel Samuel Dicklnaoa w ill endeavor to be elected treasurer of the committee. Colonel Samue! , Dickinson is well known all, over tho state as a sagacious politician, with considerable pugnaclous- ness, He has the notion that he ia not being fairly treated by the state leaders, and that as the representative of the big county of. HudBon^he is not getting anffi- clent recognition.. Ho waata to have a place among the state leaders. He ia alBo anxious to be nctive • during the gubernatorial campaign, and contribute / to the election of Franklin Murphy. Collector Dickinson banks a good deal on the election of Mr., Murphy to secure mote recognition for the Republican workers of Hudson. He has beets charg- ing that Governoor Voorhees had not treated Hudson fairly, while the state leaders claim that the Republicans ln f, that county are constantly quarreling among themselves and have, by , their bickering, destroyed ail the chances they had- for carrylng-the county-for the .Re- publican party. The State Leagqe of Republican Clubs Is iping. to have a convention this year to arrange for aggressive campaign work. The convention will be held Bap tern bar 13 in Jersey C ity . General Sewell and ,1 Chairman Murphy have indorsed the Idea of the convention, and . will assist the league to strengthen tho clubs throughout the state. The Democrats throughout the state will be busy during ; this week . selecting their 5alegates to liie state jpwentioa, which will be held next week*-at Trenton. • j ~ A- '' ? v.r t 'rf Two Foxy W est Side Urchins Corail Abe Schlossbacb's Cows and Turn Tham ■ ■ Over to Ihe Poundkceper. At a meeting of tho Neptune Township Committee Wednesday night the dispute over the appropriation for the G. A. R. was settled by giving $100 to, C. K, Hall . Post No. 41 and $50 to the colored post. C. E. Hall Post has the larger member- ship and the colored veterans have no graves to decorate in this township. These facts were thought sufficient reaaop for tbe apparently unequal division. Abraham Schlossbach complained that two boyB had turned three' of his cows astray, In order to get bounty from Ponndkeeper Asa Obie. Schlossbach had to pay $15 for the return of the cattle. Obie had been warned by Committeeman Hulshart not to pay the bounty to the boys until it was learned whether they had turned the cows loose. 1 MARRIED FIFTY YEARS AGO. Mt. and Mrs. Jesse S. Sickles of Matawan Celebrate Their Golden Wedding. Surrounded by their children, grand- children', relatives and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S. Sickles of Matawan cele- brated the' fiftieth anniversary of their wedding , day Tufesday afternoon. M r. and Mrs. Sickles are still hale and hearty. They were married in a. Methodist chnrch in Houston street, New York city, in 1850 by Rev. W illiam M . Stillw ell. The bride waa M iss Elizabeth W . W hitlock, daughter of Alexander Whitlock, of New York. The bridesmaid' air the wedding was Mias Ann Whitlock, slater of the bride. She became Mrs. D. C. Meallo and attended the golden wedding Tuesday. - The. Memorial Day Bicycle Races. Thn hlf.vf.ln— trar.lr=ait=t,hffsr«thl«tlK ' grounds has been practically rebuilt. It is now aa hard and smooth as a plank floor. Tht races to take place on Memo- rial day promise, for this reason, to be very fast. 4 - aumber of cracks will b«> present to, compete In the various events. /Fred. Tltue, who 1b to race Lin Lefferson, will arrive here soon and begin training at once. Ex-Governor' Zulick Honored. Chairman William B. Gourley, pf the New Jersey State Democratic Committee,-, has notified Ex-Governor 2. Meyer 'Zrf- llck of Avon that he has been selected as temporary chairman of th? Democratic , state convention, to be helil in Trenton, Thursday, May 31, for the purpose of naming delegates to tha Kannas City nat- ional Democratic convention. Advertise in A e JocBNAI I ^ ___________ ' f t

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“ O h , s h e h a s a c l a i m a g i n t h e c i t y f o r n e g l e c t o ’ d u t y o ’ p u b l i c o f i i c e r s a n d f o r $200 i n m o n e y , 1 2 ’d r e s s e s ; , s i s p e t t i c o a t s a n d - f i v e p a i r s o ’ s h o e s t a k e n f r o m h e r c l o s e t w h i l e s h e w a s i n t h e . h o s p i t a l . l a s h t w i n t e r w ld - t h e . . r h e u m a - t i z . V e il, s h e w a s i n t h e D f c s p i t n l a b b u t a w e e k . w h i n w a i t o ’ t h i i n o r d e r l i e s c a m e d o w n s t a i r s w a n , d a y , a&£ i o ld t h e c l e r k t h a t E l l e n v D u f f y w a s d e a d , W h a t d i d t h e c l e r k d o b u t s i n d a p o s t t a ! c a r d t o h e r c o u s i n K a t i e , . a a y i o ’ t h a t s b « w a s g o n e t o H e a v e n . W h e n K a t i e g o t t h e t e a r s o u t b f h e r e y e s d i e B in d s w o r d t o t h e u n d e r t a k e r t o g o a f t h e r E l le n . ’**, b o d y , a n d t h i n s h e g o e s o u t t o f i n d E l l e n ’s f r i e n d s a n d r e l a t i v e s t o m a k e r e a d y f o r t h e w a k e A t t e n o ’c l o c k t h a t n i g h t t h e y a l l m e t ; t w i n - t y o ' t h i m , a t t h a l a t e t o m e n t e d ’s r o o m s , a s t h e y s a y I n t h e c h u r c h s e r v ­i c e . ■

‘T h e y s t a r t e d , r u m m a ^ i n ’ r o u n d t h e p l a c e i n t h e w a y w o m e n h a v e . T h e y b r o u g h t o u t a l l h e r d r s s e e s „ a a d la id _ t h e m o n t h e t a b l e . T h e r e w a s a d o z e n o ’ t h i n s , M a d d e n , f i n e e n o u g h f o r a r m y l e d d y . K a t i e p i c k e d u p w a n o* t h f m v r f d - b o w s a l l o v e r i t , a n d s h e s a y s , s a y s s h e :

‘ ‘O f c o u r s e , g i r l s , y e a r e s o r r y t h a t p i l e n i s g o n e — H e a v e n r e s t h e r s o u l ! — b u t s h e c a n ’t w e a r a n y o ’ t h e s e ' p r e t ­t y t h i n g s , w h a t e v e r s h e i s . I 'm t h i n k - in * s h e 's a l o o H n ’ d o v r t i f r o m a b o v e i n g l o r y w h e r e s h e I s a n d t b l n k i n ’ t l r a t t h i e d r e s s w o u l d l o o k w e l l - o n m e . W h a t d ’y e s a y , g i r l s ^ ’

" O f c o u r s e , s il l t h e w o m e m a g r e e d w i d K a t i e , a n d w h e n t h e y g o t . t h r o u g h s h a r i n ’ t h e c l o t h e s t h e r e w e r e n o t e n o u g h r a g s l e f t i n t h e h o u s e J.o c o v e j

s i t t i n ’ h e n . X l t t l e M a r y D u f f y , a f o u r t h c o u s i n , o ’ t h e d e a d w o m a n , p i c k e d u p a . p e t t i c o a t l i n e d w i t h r e d s i l k a n d s a y s s h e : ‘I ’m s u r e s h e ’s i n p a r a d i s e , b u t i f s h e h a s t h e b a d l u c k t o g e t . I n t h e o t h e r p l a c e I ’m s u r e s h e w o n ’t n e e d t h i s , ’ a n d t h e n t h e y a l l l a u g h e d . T h e y t o o k h e r s h o e s , h e r s t o c k i n g s , h e r b o n n e t s , t h e p i c t u r e s o f f t h e w a l l , b u t t h e r e w a s a d e v i l of a f i g h t o v e r E U e n ’s w a t c h . A t t w o o 'c l o c k i n t h e m o r n i r . ' o n e o ’ t h e m f o u n d t w o b a n k b o o k s ' i a t h e b o t t o m o f a t r u n k , a n d a c a n v a s b a g w i d $ 2 5 0 i n g o l d i n i t . T h e r e w a s o g r e a t r u c ­t i o n w h e n t h e m o n e y w t o f o u n d , T h e s i g h t o ' g o l d m a d e t h e m a l l c r a z y . T h e r e w o u l d h a v e b e e n m u r d e r t h e n , o n l y K a t i e m a d e a m o t i o n t h a t t h e y s h o u l d s p e n d t h e m o n e y o n a b a n q u e t i n t h e d e a d w o m a n ’s r o o m , a n d g i v e h e r a d e c e n t s e n d - o f f w i d f i z z w a - t h e r a n d b o k a y a l a n d f i n g e r b o w l s n n d s l i t h e m t h i n g s , d ’y e m i n d , M a d d e r . S o t h e n e x t m o r n i n ? a c o m m i t t e e o ’ t h e D u f f y s n u m b e r i n ' s e v e n w e n t t o a n . i i - l e g e n t d e g r a c i o u s e a t i n V h o u s e a n d t h e y o r d e r e d a d i n n e r t o b e s e n t a r o u n d t o E l l e n ' s r o o m s f o r 3 0 D u f f y s a t s i x d o l l a r r , a p l a t e , a n d w i n e e x t r a . T h e y b a d a p i a n o h 'i s t e d ! I n t h e w i n d y a n d c a r p e t o n t h e s t a i r s , A e a n d e l a b r u m t i m t l o o k e d l i k e ■ a h o u s e o n . f i r e w a s h u n g o v e r t h e t a b l e . W h i l e t h e y a t e p a r t r i d g e . a n d q u a i l o n t o a s t w i d n a g u r s t o w a i t o n t h e i a a d i n k y l i t t l e - ’ D o o t e h m a n w a s p l a y i n ’ t h e p i ­a n o . T h e y w a s h e d t h e i r i c e c r e a m d o w n w i t h f iz z w a t e r a n d w h a t t h e y d i d n ’t s p i l l t h e y d r a n k . A n d w h e n t h e y g o t d o w n t o t h e c o f f e e t h e d o o r o p e n e d a n d i n s t e p p e d a l i t t l e r e d - h a i r e d w o m a n i n w a t e r p r o o f w i d a n u m b r e l l a I n h e r h i : m l .”

“ I ’l l b e t i t w a s E l l e n , ” e x c l a i m e d M a d d e n .

“ Y o u !s e r i g h t , " s a i d R a f f e r t y , “ ' t w o s E l l e t t r i z , r o m t h e d e a d , o n l y s h e w a s n e v e r d e a d a t a l l , b e k e s e i t w a s a n ­o t h e r E l l e n D u f f y t h a t d i e d i n t h e h o s p i t a l . W h e n E l l e n c a m e I k t h e r e w a s t h e d e v i l t o p a y : A h o w l w e n tu p t h a t * t w a s a g h o s t t h e y s a w , a n d h a l f o ’ t h e w o m e n c r a w l e d u n d e r t h e { a b l e . B u t E l l e n w e n t t h r o u g h t h e p l a c e ' l i k e t h e b i g w i n d i n I r e l a n d . S h e w h a c k e d t i r e o u l d u m b r e l l a d o w n o n t h e t a b l e , a n d e v e r y w h a c k c o s t h e r t e n - d o l l a r s , b e l c o s e t h e g l a s s e s a n d b d t t l e s w e n t d a n c i n ’ j i g s . S h e c h a s e d ie v e ry w a n o f h e r r e l a t i v e s d o w n t h e s t a i r s a n d p e l t e d . h e r n w i d b o t t l e s f r o m t h e w i n d y w h e n t h e y c a m e o u t o n t h e s i d e w a l k . T h e y h a d t o l o c k h e r u p f o r f e a r s h e ’d c o m m i t m 'u r - t h e r . " ‘ 1 i ' ,

“ B u t w h a t i s s h e s u i n g t b a - c i t y f o r ? ” ' a s k e d M a d d e n .

“ B e k a s e s h e s a y s ‘t w o s t h e h o s p i i n ! e l e r k ’s f a u l t s s n d l n ’ w o r d o f h e r d e a t l i . a n d s | i e ’s g o t 2 5 r e l a t i v e s t o b r o v e i t , ”

W a y m ' o f ■ P e t i t e .W h e n t h e n a n w h o iljp tc ta o .u r A id e

o f t h e f i g h t i s r e s o l u t e * w e .yroiats h i n t f o r h i s b r a v e d e t e r m i n a t i o n . W h e n t h e l e a d e r o f t h e o t h e r f a c t i o n ivis- j i l a y s t h e s a m e q u a l i t y w e c a l l i t t h e o u t c r o p p i n g o f t h e d o n k e y i n b i s t a a k e - u p . .

A m a n n e v e r g e t s s o o l d t h a t h i e w i f e d o e s n ’t f e e l n e r v o u s w h e n t h e i e I s ts g r a s s w i d o w o r o u n d .

W e h e a r m u c h m o r e c o n c e r n i n g ’ t h e i i h a x r e i s s u c c e s s f u l m e n S ia d t h a n a b o u t t h e o p p o r t u n i t i e s t h o s e w h o a r e d o w n f a i l e d t o t a k e , n d v a n i a g t i o f .

O n e t r o u b l e w i t h g i r l s w h o w i l l s o t s i n g w i t h o u t b e i n g c o a x e d i s t h a t t h e y a l w a y s g i v e I n f i n a l l y .

I F o o d f o r r e f l e c t i o n w a s n e V e r - m o w n t o j p u t f i e s h o n a n y b o d y . — C h i c a g o T i m e s - H e r a l d .

A G oU tr; C o m l i t n a i l o i s ,T a c t , s i n c e r i t y t t b d a m i a b i l i t y a r e a

g o l d e n c o m b i n a t i o n i n t h e o h s r a c t e r o f a n y g i r l , t h e f i r s t e n a b l i n g h e r t o a v o i d t h o s e s u b j e c t s w h i c h a r e l i k e l y t o p r o v e i r r i t a t i n g , a n d k e e p i n g - h e r f r o m r u t i - b l n j f o t h e r s t h e w r o n g w a j r j t h e s e c o n d s h o w i n g h e r f l a w l e s s a s a c f y s t a l i n h e r t r u t h o f w o r i a n d t h o u g h t , a r i i l - t h e t h i r d m n k i n g h e r f o l e v o r f l o w w i t h l o v ­i n g k i n d n e s s . — I /n f l i e s ’ n o r f t e . l o u r i i a l .

MERCHANT TAILORsolicits trade from those who are w illing to pay a reasonable price for, hon­est clothing ma,terials'and faultless making. I sat­isfy present fatrons— let hie do the same for jyou.

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ASBURY PARK JOURNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 190a

DOESN’T KNOW RIGHT HAND.Some W omen, 8ayjr, 'T liU Account,

/ F in d I t Difficult to D istin g u ish E ig lil from Lett.

In some ol th e little th ings ot life women are absurdly ignorant, says th e Chicago Chronicle.

“I saw b y 'a paper last week th n t a colored ■ woman was excluded from testify ing in court because she d idn 't k'now Tier r ig h t hand from her left, and was, therefore, esteemed too ig ­n o ran t fo r . h e r evidence to t e of nnjr value,” said an observant Chicago

-m a n '- th e . o th er’ day. - “Now, do you ~ know I don’t believe one •woman out

of six knows her r ig h t hand from her le ft w ithou t stopping to consider the .matter,

“I wns stand ing in th e foyer of a th ea te r th e o th er day a t a mat.Ineo w atching tho audience, m ostly fem­inine, as i t passed in. Well, each maid handed he r check to th e usher and he called ou t: ‘F irs t door to the r ig h t,’ o r ‘Second door to th e left,’- as th e case m ight be. W ith hard ly an exception those girls tu rn e d 'in - the w rong direction; th en th ey ’d pause to consider, exclaim : ‘We’re going the w rong way,’ and sk u rry back again.

•“This happened so o ften th a t I sp o k e 'to th e usher about it,

“ ‘They always do it,’ he replied, laconically. ‘I 'u su a lly point so. they 'll know tho way, b u t I ’ve neglected to do th a t to-day. They’re all r ig h t If th ey stop to th in k , b u t they never do th ink .’

“ ■ > “I m yself kn ow on In telligen t young wom an who hiis to make a l ittle mo­tion asi if she were w ritin g w ith both hands' before she can determ ino the r ig h t one, and she declares th a t all h e r acquaintances a re affected in like m anner, so, perhaps, th is is a general fem inine falling, ond th e colored w it­ness waa u n ju stly excluded.”

AMERICAN DUEL IN GERMANY.

CAREFUL OF THEIR VOICES.Fam ous Public Singer# Foreero Blnny

P leasu res fo r the Sake of Their,: Art.

, A So-Called Affair o f H onor Ilc- tTvecn H eidelberg Slncjenta

I« F a ta l.

During my residence a t Heidelberg a lam entable and te rr ib le affair took place th a t th rew a profound gloom over th e university and . th e en tire towil, says a w riter In Science. Two G erm an students, having quarreled, decided th e earth was no t large enough fo r b o th of them to live in, and reso rt­ed to the diabolical practice' called th e

'“ American duel.” In a darkened room the tw o young men drew lots, having ew om th a t he who drew th e black ball would comm it suicide. The unhappy loser w ent to his room nnd discharged a bu lle t in to his breast, b u t missed his heart, and lingered .fo r several days on his deathbed. H is p aren ts were summoned by telegraph and besought him on th e ir knees to disclose th e name p f his antagonist, b u t he steadfastly refused nnd died w ith ih esec re t locked ln his b reast.

The s tuden ts riot only excused his conduct, b u t praised his courage, and when hiB rem ains were .taken to th e railw ay sta tio n to be transported to a d is tan t c ity they accompanied the funeral cortege w ith torches nnd m u­sic, The s tuden ts claimed he was no t a suicide, fo r he wns killed In. an hon­orable duel, und tliey m aintained th n t his opponent was no t accessory to his d eath , because he shot himself. I had m any argum ents w ith them and never could convince them of th e ir ex traor­d inary tergiversation, ,

AMERICA’S COAL PRODUCTION.

Adelina P a tti has led a life of self; denial for the sake of,her,voice. A sa young g irl she never had any of the pleasures which fa ll to others, sayB the Chicago Chronicle. P a rties,'danc ingand fun o f every k ind w ere denied her. Her fa th e r mid her1 brother-in-law, M. Strakosoh, who w as also her im presa­rio, were In constan t fe a r th n t she would fa tigue h e r voice. One can,im ­agine-how- b righ t and lovely a child P a tti was, how eager he r delight in in- nocnt pleasure,1 yet pleasure had to be foregone. As to girlish flirtations, u n ­til she m arried the m arquis de Caux a t 24 the little diva had been kep t a l­most like a nun a t home and knew ab­solutely nothing of the world. The pleasures of tho table were no t for her. She used to ea t only plainly cooked m eat nnd toast, so th a t even the sligh t­est indigestion would no t Im pair th e clearness of he r voice.

On ordinary days, when P a tti has to sing in opera a t night, she dines off beef nnd potatoes and baked apples a t about 3:30 p. m., fo r beef is B a ld to give force and' apples Bmoothness to the voice. A fter d inner the prima donna fasts un til she sings, tak ing be­tween th e acta of a n opera hom eopath­ic doses of phosphorus and capsicum, both of which a re beneficial to the th ro a t. I f tired a cup of bouillon is p re­pared fo r her.

P a tti never Bpeaks a word on the daysw hen she has to sing. Nor does Mmo. Albani, who otherw ise takes less care of her voice th an th e diva and fears only indigestible food, salmon, n u ts nnd Buoh like. Both declare they never even “look” a t tea, which hard ­ens the vocal chords. Between the parts of a concert o r opera Albani drinks a glass of claret, fihe believes Im­plicitly in the v irtues of a cold bath.

Melba says: "I eat anything, ta lk all day and" tpy Voice is never nflected.” But, then, Melba's voice and he r whole physique nre singularly s trong and he r nerves are of-the steadiest.

Jean De Reszke, whose th ro a t is no t strong, and who suffers from change­able climates and complains of the h ea t of th ea ters behind the

.scenes, is chary of h is fine tenor notes. He scarcely ever goes into B0«iety nowadays, re stric ts him ­self as to diet and pinB his fa ith to bicycling. Nothing, he firmly believes, is so beneficial to the vocal chords as to take a quiet m orning1 spin in fresh country air. \

Sims Reeves, th roughou t his whole professional career, was sedulous in nurBing hiB voice. Before singing he always sucked a lozenge, in which he much\belioved; i t was "home made”— of glycerine, lemon juice and gum arable. Jenny Lind avoided fa tigue of nil kinds, and whenever Bhe hnd to sing Bhe partook n t in tervals during; tho day of a soup, prepared w ith chicken broth , eream and barley, which was supposed to b e softening to the voice.

W O M E N ' b ' E H A V E W E L L .

T b e State o f Illln o ia F igu re* Second I^argeet tn T o ta l Tonnage by a

D ig M argin.

■ _ — - —FEW BERTHS TO BE HAD.

The Chances In J a p a n fo r Yonng A m erican . Business Men

Are F e w .,

In a recen t consular rep o rt tlie late Consul General ; Gowey sends from Yokohama, February 5, 1900, copy of his reply to nn inquiry from a resi­dent of New York relative to oppor­tun ities of employment in. Japan, In ­asmuch as Mr. Gowey has, he says, frequent occasion to communicate tthis in fo rm a tio n 'to p a r tie s^ in the United States, the le tte r is given be­low. I t reads: , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .

“There a re-m o re youngr men here seeking clericnl and official places than th ere sare positions to be filled. Every issue of the English daily news­papers contains notices -from young men seeking positions, m a n y t h e m claim ing experience in bookkeeping o r th e silk o r. curio trade,1- and 'th e ability! to apeak and w rite French, German, etc.. / ̂ “There is no chance-w hatever to obtain pogiions under the im perial governm ent, fo r th e tendency>in offi­cial circles is to discharge foreigners as fa st as practicable if ad fill th e ir places w ith Japanese.' “Every year finds nn increasing num ber of young, Japanese who have been educated abroad coming home and seeking positions, and i t is, of course, th e n a tu ra l and inevitable

.th in g th a t they should fill th e places Mn th e ir own government.

“I would no t recommend Americans to come to th is country unless they httve secured" em ploym ent, in ad­vance.” » ■

G E O R G E C . 0 R M E R 0 U ,BUILDING INSPECTOR,

CITY OF ASBURY PARK.7 0 8 S E W A L L AV E., ". ASBURY P A R K , N . J .

' Offico H o u ra —11 t o 1 2 ; 1 to 2.

E. B. JOHNSON, P ractica l W atch m ak er,

D e a le r In F in e W a tc h e s , J e w e lry , S p ec tac les , 'A c . jW atahos a n d Je w e lry r e p a ire d a t C i ty P rice* .

e o o k m a n a v e n u e a n d B o n d s t r e e t ,

ASBU R Y P A R K , N . J .

JO H N H U B B A R D ,

PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER PAPER HANGER, ETC.

Residence, - - 700 F ifth A venue.L o c k B ox 1 0 7 5 , A sbury P a r k , N. J . -20

V \ E s t im a te s c h eo rfu lly fu rn is h e d . J o b b in g in a l l b ran ch o a p ro m p ty a n d c a ro fn lly

a t te n d e d to ,' • R esid en ce a n d sh o p ,

0 0 7 M a in S t., b e t. 1 s t a n d 2 d , A abnry P a r k , N . J ,

PROPER REMEDY FOR A FAINTT im ely Suggestion Made by th e Hus­

b an d of a W om an W ho Swooned.

1— ' V . .-“W hat do you th in k we would bet­

t e r do now?” asked th e pudgy man, rotates- th e Chicago In te r Ocean.' f t was w hat the •wide-chested m an ecld th a t made th e incident w orth telling. They had gone to a b a ll-a t th e W est aide arm ory. They liad b rough t th e ir wives. A g rea t crowd was present. They sa t In tho 'gallery and watched, th e dancers. N either had. gone ou t often w ith hia wife. They w ere'prosperous enough In busi­ness, bu t p little shy on social am eni­ties. I f an in su lt was to be resented bo th or e ith e r pf them w ould 'know ju s t ■ w hat to do a t any spot In the road. W hen one of the women fa in t­ed from suffocating atm osphere of the overheated room both of them looked as if they didn’t know w hat on earth to do. The pudgy man knew he d idn’t know w h a t to d o under such com­plicated circumstances, and he turned ihe’plessly to his wide-chested friend.

“What, do you th in k he would b e tte r d o now ?” he aBked, plaintively.

A dozen o ther'w om en had gathered around th e swooning woman, and w ere fanning he r and pouring w ater on h e r forehead. The wide^chested m an -knotted hiB b row s -in thought^ and then paid:

“Let -ub go and g e t a drink.” '

Show C ourage W hen Cooped t p Is C ities T hnt Are Desleged in

Tima a t W ar.i t

The lessons of even th e m ost re­cent h isto ry show th a t , once they havo go t over th e first shock of su r­prise, the women in besieged cltlet take even less account of th e mis- td leB of th e Invaders th a n do seasoned soldiers, who, o f course, have a su­perior knowledge of th e possibilities of injury.

Ju s t a s the ladies have been seen walking along ond ch a tte rin g to g e th ­e r In th e principal s tre e t of Lady­sm ith, so have they done in the-^amo circum stances from tim e im m em orial; and, beyond th is ,'o n e o f th e s tra n g ­e s t lcsaonB of h isto ry is th a t nearly ail th e m ost hopeless and desperate defenses of cities on record have been those in which women shared. I t would be idle to ignore th e m oral in ­fluence in such cases; but, beyond th is, certain defenses would have been u tte rly impossiole had no t the women virtually acted as soldiers, charging and cleaning th e guns, hand­ing up am m unition, acting o b “look­out" sentinels, tend ing th e wounded, and encouraging officers ond men alike. There have been scores oi cases where tne women w ere no t .con­te n t w ith loading th e gna®, b u t fired them , and did th e business well, -be­sides. A t Badajoz, Spain, several p a r­ties of women made th e m ost desper­a te s tan d In squares, and when they were beaten back in to th e houses had to b? dislpdged a t ^considerable loss, for they fired from cupboards, and even th rough th e boarding of the floors. If ever wom an has shown to w hat emergencies she can rise w ith a nerve of steel, i t has been in fam ous sieges.

'Lunchroom W it.There waa a diversion a t th e Un­

cleaned Spoon lunchroom th e . o th er afternoon. A m an who had been notified of h is appointm ent to a w ar departm ent position in th e Philip­pines, on account of hl3 knowledge of Spanish, had been celebrating his forthcom ing exile fo r several hours. T hen ho dropped Into th e Uncleaned Spoon lunchroom fo r a bite. Calling n T eutonic w aiter, he said:

“Dish mo up a p late o’ pork and beans.": . >

Tho Teutonic w a ite r knew the just- appointed-to-the-Phillpplnes custom ­er, and he saw his chance. <

“Yoost you vnit avhile,” said he, “nnd you ged your, Flll-o’-beans."

Then the T eutonic, w aiter sank to th e floor in a fit o i uncontrollable laughter. So .great w as the. excite­m ent th a t ensued th a t th ree-m en a t the lunchroom "tables were observed to remove th e ir h a ts while they ate, —W ashington Post.

Based on re tu rn s of ih e to ta l ton­nage, th e production of coal in the United S ta tes iij 1800 Is estim ated by Edw ard W. P a rk e r, sta tistician of the United S ta tes geological survey, to have am ounted to 288,539,050 Bhort tons, as com pared w ith 210,074,607 sh o rt to n s in 1838, an increase of 17.5 pe r cent., ex­ceeding b / 15,000,000 short tons the estim ates' made on the 'coal tonnage for 1808. ...j ,

L a te r and more complete re tu rn s m ay reduce th e figures fo r 1800, but even a reduction of 5,000,000 tons will not am ount to two per cent, of e rro r in the to ta l. The value of lost y e a r’s product is estim ated a t $205,435,412, an increase of over $51,000,000, or 20 per cent, above th e value of the 1898 prod­uct. , ' .. ,

In an th racite coal production the figures .for 18D9 show 53,857,406 long tons, o r 60,320,395 sh o rt tons, as com­pared w ith 47,063,075 long tons, orS3,- 382,044 sh o rt tons, in 1808, showing a gain of nearly $13,000,000.

In the re tu rn s by sta tes for 18091111- ,:i noia is second only to Penhsylvanla,

the figures showing for the two sta tes to ta l production in short tons ns fol­lows: Pennsylvania. 75,591,554; Illinois, 23,443,445. '

Coin V alues in France* R eferring to a rem ark as to th e diffi­

culty in distinguishing w hat silver has cu rren t value in France, a correspond­ent in a recen t issue of Pearaon’s Week­ly w rites: “I t m ay be of in te rest to pieces, w hether French, Ita lian , Swiss or Belgian, have cu rren t value in F rance, if coined since December 23, 1885, and th e two-frano, one-franc and 50-cent pieces t coined since Jan u ary 1, 18G9, Silver bearing the pope's head and Spanish silver have no currency in France." ,

Mr In Lore nnd W itchcraft.TJje rin g ha^ figured .not only In do­

m estic concerns—in affairs o f love and w itchcraft-—bu t in church and state. The Greeks o f ancient days elevated th e r in g from a tbere bauble to a senti-

* m ental distinction, and ever since th n t tim e the ring lias assumed a signifi­cance accorded to no o ther article of personal adom m ept. By them It was regarded os a type of e ternity , nnd be­came the emblem of stab ility and af-cnme th( fentlon.

SECRET OF HIS SUCCESS.Senato r I»epew Always 6 o A Hu­

m ored and R are ly F a lls tb T re a t R ep o rte rs W ell.

Chauncey M. Depew is one of th e mOBt accessible men to newspaper re ­porters , and he receives them all in th e same genial m anner w ith which h e receives his personal friends. Ho is said to a ttr ib u te a large p a r to f his popularity to th e newspapers, says Leslie’s Weekly.

“For,” as he sq ld-to a friend no t long ago, “I alw ays tre a t th e papers well—and th ey always do th e same by me.” A reporter, aBked him the o th er day how m uch tim e he gave in a week to Interviewers.

"Oh, about tw o-hours a day,”-h e re- plled. '

“You m ust be p re tty good-natured,” th e new spaper m an said.

“I have, never seen, him any th ing else," H arry Duval, his secretary, in terposed.

“Well, you see,” laughed Depew, “It pays to be good-natured. I th in k ju st ns does th is Indy, from whom V r e ­ceived a le tte r th is morning, begin­ning: ‘I t Is sw eet to live!’ Now w hat do you th in k rff th a t? I don’t know w hat she Is driving a t, b u t i t is sweet to live, isn’t i t? ”

And th e re p o rte r le ft w ith the sound qf Depew’s hearty laugh re ­sounding in his ears. ■

TO THE BLACK MAN’S CREDIT.I t Is a R a re T h in g to E n co u n ter

Colored Hobo 'Street ,.■ B eggar.

"W hy is i t th a t th ere are no colored hobo beggurs?” asks a Philadelphia policeman of th e In q u ires of th a t d ty . “lion’t know w hy i t is, b u t i t ’s a fac t ju s t th e same. I ’ve been on tho force now fo r going on to six years, nnd Pve got th e first colored m an to catch asking people fo r ‘a few pennies to help ge t me som ething to . eat, mlstftr.’ In th a t tim e, too, I suppose I ’ve a rrested or chased flway about a thousand w hite m en and boys for do­ing it. Colored folks a re considered improvident, ns a class, bu t somehow or o ther they never seem to get so poor th a t 'th e y have to beg on th e stree ts , unless blind o r crippled—the' men I ’m talk ing about. Ever notice i t yourself?”

“Of course th ere a re colored trampB, I’ve seen ’em myself. B ut I guess even they have too m uch pride o r too much honesty to "brace’ people on the s tree ts w ith bogus tales of w anting to ge t a bed o r a meal. I f ever a colored hobo doee coroo across my p a th beg­ging I th in k r j l capture him and ex­h ib it him as n curlosltv.”

ig u s ta f lW f e d s .

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, , era’ ahd Painters’ supplies, etc- ;< ■■■. P a p e r. hanging. Fainting and ■ ■ v Tinting done at lowest prices by

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THE BICYCLE RIDING SEASONis now op e n— ^ : ■/ / ■:';;You are thinking about a new wheel. You want the best. You are inrited to examine my line before purchasing. I have the finest wheels ever offered in this city by any dealer. The new models are now ib stock or will soon arrive. Look at the L ist:

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I felt better from the very first V3no I took. I had token them for about a m onth;'and was feeling so much better th a t I had forgotten about the bad fed-

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r th a t seemed hot would run out of m y m outh and the pain was ____terrible for a minute, or else I would have pains a t times in m y stomach would fairly double me up or pains in m y shomders and legs , and a ll over m e an th a t I would wish I was dead. I would Bend for the doctor, and when he came in he would say : “ Well w hat is tho m attor now?” The best w ay to describe how X felt was ju st to say th a t everything was tho m atter with m e and X fe lt bad everywhere. I think everybody who is troubled with their stomach ought to Jnst

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E d i s o n ’ s P h o n o g r a p hBetter than a Kano, Organ, or Music Box, for It sings and talks ns well as plays, and don’t coat as much. I t reproduces thomusio of any instrument—band or orchestra—tell#. stories and sings—tho old familiar hymns ns well ns tho popular songs—it ia always ready. Trices, $7.50 to $100.00. 8eo tlmt Mr. Edison’s signatures on evory machlno. Cata­logues of all dealers, or NATIONAL PHONOORAl‘11 C0..U3S Filth Ave., New York. ,

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ASBURY PARK JOURNAL. FRIDAY, MAY 25, 9̂oo,

A N O D D H O N E Y M O O N .

'A Texas Congressman’s Bridal Tour, by Wagon.

A ided In B i i E d u ca tio n by HU B ride ■While F e H o n u ln v th e OfHoe«

l ;:;' o t d B a c lm o o d i F^d-7 a so g a e .

WHX HE WENT TO NEW YORK.A liaTrm lti l la llra n d SqiimII-TTp and •

B roken A nkle Turned tbe W inn ing Cnrd. •

There a re a few m en in the present congress whose early histories- ai linked w ith w h a t they still call the "good old days" when they shaped end carved th e ir own careers. The one whose story follows h a s .6% lines abou t him self in the congressional di­rectory , says the-W ashington Star.

He was in his room the o ther night reading Cesar's Commentaries when in te rru p ted by a visitor, a politician. W hen th e business ta lk was over the ,^15110 ̂w ent ou t <uid m et an acquaint­ance , io whom h e said:

“I called on a Tftxas congressman 'awhile ago and found him reading X atin . I didn’t know he was a cbllege

I11® ' '.4 The visitor’s inference was cor­re c t from where he stands, fo r he is 'one of th e p resen t generation. But |30 years ago no ono was suspected of ibeing college-bred sim ply because he could tran s la te Latin. The Texas rep­re sen ta tiv e ’of, th is sto ry is n o t only ■tolerably, well up in classics. He ia I bo proficient in th e h igher branches of 'm athem atics th a t few college men coilld puzzle him . He is a law yer and ■was a soldier in th e civil w ar. _■ W hen he m arried 33 years ago, he could read and w rite. Beyond th a t ihe claimed no thing. He knew little 'of th e h isto ry of h is .country. Hie honeymoon Journey was m ade In. two-horse wagon from his home to South Carolina to w ha t was then a f i-

, m ote settlem ent in Texas. He sta rted o n th e day of h ia wedding. He reached h is destination, which has been his

. .home ever since, on. C hristm as eve. ‘There were m ore Indians in tb e se t­tlem en t th an whites. The rifle and sho tgun were as necessary as the plow.

A fter th e young. South Carolinan had cast about fo r a m eans of liveli­hood, some of the neighbors suggest­ed th o t he “toko up school.” T hat was th e w ay ' i t 'w a s expressed then, :amd th e expression'Is adhered to still in some p a rts of th e south.

He w ent homo and to ld his bride. ■He knew ehe was capable o i teaching, an d th e proposition was m ade to he r.

1 She dissented and told h e r husband to accept. He realized h is inab ility a s au instructo r. His wife urged him to take i t . “I w ill help you,” she said.

He became a backwoods pedagogue, and th e first few weeks had no trouble tn h is w o rk His pupils were nearly a ll o f th e k indergarten class, o r would

• he so considered a t th is tim e. L ater o lder and m ore advanced pupils come

.. In to th e school, and the young peda­gogue was troub led in. mind. He assigned th e lessons for th e advanced pupils a day ahead, and a t n ig h t he, w ith his wife’s assistance, labored late over th e problem s for th e n ex t day. H e (heard thifse classes first while th e lessons were fresh in h is mind.

B ut occasionally an “overly sm art boy,” os he Baid, “would w ant to know som ething I h a d n 't thought of, and 1 would be floored. B ut I knew i t woul<J never do to show m y ignorance, and th a t is where 1 learned m y first lesson in w hatever diplomacy 1 m ay have.I was alw ays on tbe a le rt fo r the sm art fetholar who knew more th an I knew, and when h e asked me a stum p­e r I had some sxcuse ready and pu t him off un til tb e n ex t day. Then when I went home my wife and I , would tackle th e sm art boy’s poser, and maybe we would work on.< i t un til

, q u its late. But we alw ays m astered i t , and when I called school n ex t day I expatiated learnedly on th e ques­tion. . ...“ .

“B ut to th is there was a serious ob jection, for my learned disquisition nearly always aroused th e la ten t cu­riosity of some f>ther boy. and lio would come a t me. w ith a proposition which I would have to sidotrack until th e n ex t day.

“P reparing lessons iri Texas in those dayB had its dangers. The Indians did th e ir mischief m ost generally In the

. n ig h t, and in consequence most w hites were afraid to have lighted candles. The ligh ts a ttrac ted th e Indians, and they would come aud Remand adm it­tance. If th e house was darkened

. they were less liable to annoy. Many a night my wife has darkened the windows w ith w h a t few alothes we could spare and we prepared ou r les­son by the ligh t in the fireplace/’: In th is way th e young pedagogue worked un til by his own exertion and th e assistance of h is wife he was fu r­th e r advanced th an the average pub­lic fchool pupil -67 to-jiay iri h is th ird year. In tim e he was ahead of his pupils and no longer dodged problems from one day un til the next. He .studied law and .was adm itted to the bar. He was successful. The civil w ar in te rrup ted h im in his Work. He enlisted ns a private in th e confed­era te cause. '

He was reelected to the F o rty e ig h th congress and reelected four tim es in succession. T hen he de clined, bu t tw o y ears la te r was elect­ed again, an^ has been reelcted twicer since.

A W ell-M erited R etort.Ex-AaBietant United S tates A ttorney

Sutherland Tenny, of New York, was g raduated from the' Columbia law school in 1375, when he carried off the f irs t prize o f $500. A disappointed com­p e tito r congratu la ted him, and added: VI suppose i t was'becatise your thesis was illegible, as usual, And the judge*'

' gave you the benefit of the doubt.” Mr.Tenney, unruffled, replied: j “How much

, b e tte ry o u w o u ld d o if you adopted th a tpractice in all your work.V—Saturday

■ * E v e n in 2 P r i s t .

“W hat prom pted you to come.to New Y-ork?” asked a guest of a m an suc­cessfully engaged,in this city, says th Sun.

“A railroad accident had a good deal to do with it,” was the reply.., “ I had been having a series of failures'w here I had been living, and finally th‘e cap- sheaf calam ity caused me to leave town

je very’ hour when my nam e was called in a justice’s court. I f I had been there I would have been sent to jail in an action in trover; for, strange as i t may seem, th ere are stated in this country where th a t ancient so rt of legal procedure is yet in force. I had just enough-money to g e t to an adjoining state , .about 100 miles away. T hirty m inutes before - the schedule time of th e tra in to cross th e ’ s ta te line the. engineer so m anipulated the locomotive th a t i t jumped th e track , ln the stnash-up of th e tra in my le ft ankle was broken. I h ire d a team to.,take me

the line in to the othey s ta te , for

“I knew th e solicitor of th ? road q u ite 'w e ll, and w rote him of m y m is­hap, laying dam ages a t $500. I told him I hiyl a job offered me in New York and th a t I had lo st i t because I could no t be there on. tim e, owing to the ac­cident on his -road. I received a reply in which the.soUcitor offered his sym­pathy. and also a compromise. The la t te r was a spUt-the-differenCe propo­sition and im m ediate paym ent if I ac­cepted. Out o f consideration fo r the solicitor’s friendship I accepted, and in a few days received a check fo r $250. 1 hod never th ough t of coming to New Y ork’to live, bu t now jh a t I had a little pocket money I concluded/to t ry it. And' the cards have been runn ing my way ever since. I th in k if I only could have broken both ankles in thatsm ash- np I would be a m illionaire to-day.” .

DUTCH AND AMERICAN BRICK.Old-Time Popularity- o f th e H olland

A rticle In New Tforfc-^Ameri- can Im ita tions.

The .an tiquarians in New York are on th e lookut for some ra re “finds” when w ork is begun upon excavation fo r th e g re a t tunnel. The Sun ex­plains th a t in th e c ity hall p a rk ex­cavations will b ring tqf lig h t a t least two varieties of brick, tho American made brick and a brick which most an tiquarians of the am ateur stam p tak e fo r an im ported D utch article. The reason fo r the difference is this. Originally bricks were brought over hero from Holland in baUasi, and the conservative Dutchm an of N ew . Am­sterdam , didn’t consider the possibil­ities Of m aking his own; brick righ t here. In time, however; some en ter­prising experim entalists decided to see w h a t could be done w ith th o ar­ticle of clay.,,that,,, underlies various p a rts of M anhattan Island, nnd the results were so g ratify ing th a t the demand for im ported bricks did very soon th ereafte r cease. Still the Dutch p a tte rn remained ns a standard , and the early American ou tpu t of the kilnB was th in and- pale and slobby. In time th e New Yorker came to the conclusion th a t a th icker brick would b e tte r serve th e public purposes, and made a brick of substan tia lly the same dimensions as th a t of which our mod­ern houses are built. The innovation was no t so quickly brought about, bu t th ere is n g re a t store o f the American im itations of the Holland brick in hundreds of houses still standing, no t alone in New York, bu t in Albany and o th er old cities.

THE MISSIONARY'S BRONCHOS.

T h e 18 th A n n iv e r s a r y o t t h e o p e n in g o f t h e O c e a n P a la c e S to r e a n d t h e 4 th B ir th d a y o f t h e p o p u la r M a m ­m o th E s ta b l i s h m e n t—b o th a t A s b u r y P a r k —w ill b e o b ­s e r v e d a ll t h i s w e e k .

FEATURES OF THE GREAT EVENT:ANNUAL $2 SHOE SALE

- ' ’ ' ‘ • » 1 1 : ' f '' ' •

'A n n u a l S a le o f D re s s G o o d s A n n u a l S a le o f C l o t h in g

A n n u a l S a le o f R ib b o n s

T h o u s a n d s o f p a t r o n s f ro m a ll p a r t s o f t h e c o u n ty W ere d e l ig h te d w ith t h e b a r g a in s t h e y s e c u r e d S a t u r ­d a y . T h o u s a n d s m o r e w e r e d e t e r r e d f r o m p a r t i c ip a t ­in g in t h e g r e a t e v e n t o w in g t o t h e s to r m . T h e s e t f i s a p - * p o in te d o n e s m a y c o m e a n y d a y th i s w e e k . T h e y w ill f in d t h e s to c k c o m p le te .

STEINBACH COMPANY,Everything for the Home and Person,

flodern Department Stores. Modern Business flethods.Ocean Palace, Cookman and Plain AsburyPark vThe Mammoth, Cookman and Embry

I t Toole Two Men w ith a S toat Rope to Get th e U nruly Deiurta

S tarted .“I knew a-m U sionary par*y in the

west w hohns a pa ir of bronchos, one of which pould only be started in one. way; the other, of course, was in entire sym pathy w ith • and regulated his movements by his companion,” w rites’ Itev. Cyrus T.ownsend Brady in Ladies’ Home Journa l. “Two disinterested people.w ho were no t g o in g 'w ith the pa rty would pass the bight of d stout rope .nround the hind fetlocks of the recalc itran t animal, and each tak e an end and saw away un til you could al­m ost smell the burning hair, when, w ithout one word of warning, the beasts would bolt, and from th a t tim e would go all day cheerfully a t the live­liest kind of a tro t, provided thej- were no t halted fo r anything, If they were stopped the same process would have to be goufe oyer again. Moral suasion was absolutely and entirely lo st on those bronchos, y e t you could- no t help liking them ; they were so m ean they were a c tu a ry charm ing.”

Valne of Violet E x tract.A p in t b o ttle of “the strongest vio­

le t ex trac t" was recently advertised for sale by the customs au thorities at Baltimore. I t waa seized’ for un d er­valuation. The im porters entered it as w orth $150. Investigation dis­closed th a t i t wns valued a t $645 in England. W ith duties which are high on “necessaries” of th is kind added, th e upBet price o t th e advertised sale will he $Jj200. The product is called “ionone.” .

An I .la n d of B lack CnU.One of the queerest corners of the

earth is Chatham island, off the coast of Ecuador. The island abounds ln catft. Every one of them is blade. They live ln th e crevices of the lava, near th e coast, and get a living by catch­ing fish -an& crabs, instead ol ra ts .

A B r a . l l t u n R e f f a l a t i o n ;In Brazil parents arid guardians

may. before \consentlng to the m ar­riage of th e ir charges; n-rju'r-.1 ;> n o d ­ical certificate from the brjU'e or bridegroom certifying th a t he-or she has beenr vaccinated.

PRICES FROM MAY 24 TO MAY 31. Think of the Money

' We Save YouAn analysis of our prices will show the way to true economy and expense reduction.

A F E W R E M I N D E R S . ANOTHER CARLOAD OF COLUMBIA FLOUR

has just been received. Have you ever tried this flour? Many of our customers will use no other, and certainly we believe there is no better flour. $ 4 . 2 0 B b l . i n H a l f - b a r r e l S a c k s .

B est F am ily F lo u r , 4 9 c per Sack.I ' F an cy Cold P ack ed T om atoes, 8e. Can.

B a r tle tt F ears, lO c. Can. N ice M ackerel, 5 c . each.,* B est W hite B ean s, 8c. qt.

1 -4 lb Can P o tted Ham; 5c- 11 -4 lb . Can D ev iled T ongue, 5c.

E leg a n t M ixed Tea, 3 5 c . lb.Good Coffee, in gra in , 15c. lb.

Our P rin cess a t 2 5 c . is a Trade W inner.A Lai g e G lass o f J e lly for 5c. *

We have a small lot of Prepared Buckwheat that we will close out a t this sale.6 lb', p k g e B est B uckw heat for 15c.

I f yo,i want a package don’t wait as we have only a little of it, and it will soon be gone.S w eet P lck lea , <!c. dozen. 2 0 c . B o ttle P ick le s for lO c.

2 0 c . B o ttle o f Catsup for 1« c.

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THESE L0TSRANGE FROM ONE TO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS

The S treets o l A sbnry P ark are 1 0 0 fee t broad, an

"advantage possessed by n o o th er S easid e

R eso rt on th e Jersey Coast.

There will never be another seaside town' in Monmouth county that will compare with the broad streets and open spaces, such as shown on the map of. Asbury Park. This assertion is based bn the fact that all the ocean front lands between Seabright and Barnegat are already laid out w ith streets averaging f i f t y p e r c e n t , l e s s in width than those of Asbury Park, without such open spaces as Asbury Park.

Specials for SATURDAY:21 LARGE FRESH EGGS FOR 25C.*

Only 25c. worth to a customer.

F in est Cream ery B u tter , 2 3 c . lb . ■ GRANULATED SUGAR, 5c. lb.

In 5 lb lots with other goods.

S oda Crackers, firesh and Crisp, 4 l -2 c . lb . N icnacs, 4 i - 2 c . lb .

■ Not more than two ponndB to a customer.

A nd erson ’s B e s t P repared M ince M eat, 5o . p kge.—— ; : i------ ;-------- ------ ;— ----------------------------1—. —

W e guarantee everything -Hie sell to give satisfaction or your money refunded. Oar specials are sold for cash only, and will not be charged at these prices.

Otb«?r stores: Long Branch, Little Falls, M a n a a q n a n .

J. J. PARKER,■■ T H E C R O C E R - v i - V606, 608 Cookman Avenue,Cor. Lake Avenue and Main St. -

Telephone iiO,Asbury Park.

' W b e r e p u r c h a s e r s e r e c t ' h u l l d l n s r n t h e w h o l e a m o u n t '

- o f p a r e ta a e e m o n e y m a y r e m a i n o n m o r t g a g e .^

■Here of g jt U liflf Park p . JAMES A, BRADLEY, Owner*

Leading Establishment in the State for’ High-grade Stock and Moderate Prices.

0. H. BROWN,SPRING LAKE,

N .J .LAKEWOOD, N. J.

F u r n i t u r e ,D o m e s tic a n d I m p o r te d , lo * e v e ry r e ­q u ire m e n t.

C a r p e t sf ro m th o n o te d lo b m t so f t h i s a n d o th e r co u n tries* .

C h in a ■/■;. f o r d o m e s tic p u rp o s e s a c d o rn a m e n t,

C u t le r yf o r th e t a b le o f r i c h a n d p o o r .

Brlc-a-JBracfo r t h e c o n n o is se u r a n d a r t c o llo o te r , ,

E n g r a v in g sf o r th e d ra w in g rp ^ ta a n d l ib r a ry . . >

C r o c k e r y •fo r h o te ls a n d p r iv a te fa m ilie s , w i th * s p e c ia l d e c o ra t io n s . 1

E v ery th in * * 4fo r t h e fu rn is h in g o f s e a s h o re o r c i ty hom os,

n a te s g iv e n c h e e r fo lly a n d c o u rte o u s a t t e n t io n t o a l l v is i to rs r p k tro n s* G o o d s d e liv e re d a t an y o t th o to w n s a lo n g s h o re free

. o f c h a rg e ,\ v In te n d in g p u r c h a s e r s o re k in d ly c d v iso d to e x a m in e tb o n ow a n d ' f re s h \ s t o o s a t m y S p r in g L a k o e s ta b lis h m e n t. T im o a n d m o n ey

v \ e a v e d u n \p u t f l t t in g e n t i r e o r p a r t i a l ly rofjarpiBbirifir iur th e snhupQ’V

0. H. BROWN, Spring Lake and Lakewood. |

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J/U- oonts a % wao/c a carrior ^ i v / / I l o a v 'a f/iQ |

d a ily edition o f *'The Journal

a ty o u r ,door, Z6 o o <><><><s q o $ ̂ > o * l

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<?' 3/ou won’t g o t • .'?// iViif ideal

nows unless y o u road the

J O U R N A L5 every afternoon $♦ ♦♦♦*«♦«< > «< > $❖ «

VOL. XVII. NO. 125. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 25, 1900.. PRICE ONE CENT

; DELAY AT THE RIVERLord Roberts F inds the Rhe-

nosier Impassable.

BRIDGE DESTRUCTION OFFENSIVESodvM F lee B efore <lic A dvancins

Im p e ria l 'Troops—\<» - S ew i of B oer O ueratlaao—R elief of

B lnfeklng lle to ld .LONDON, May 23.—Lord Roberts’ In

fantry advance is delayed a t the Ithenos ter liver for a (fay or two by the depth oi the stream, wliioh is not fordable. Tin banks, which, are precipitous, are JO fee' high. A pontoon nnd temporary bridgt constructions are under wuy.

Tho railway lias not been damaged t( any great extent between Ivrooustadi and the Rhenoster. The Trimsranlerf have offended the Free Staters by de stroyidg their splendid bridges when re tiring to Ivroonstadt. They refrained from doing this oil the retreat to tilt Rhenoster, but now they are destroying the railroad and bridges nlnio.it complete ly north of tlie Rhenostei'. ,

The British troops are in the form of t crescent, w ith horns 30 miles apart, with- Genernl Frenqh's cavalry on the lefl within 23 miles of the Vaal and Genera. Inn Hamilton’s mounted men on tht right within. iiO miles of the Vital: Tht center, of the crescent, is about 10 mile; from tho Vaal.

Seventy or eighty miles to the left Lore Methuen is advancing up the Vaal.

Doty- telegrams say that 3,000 British with t«jn guns, m t near Vredefort, which Is close to the Vaal nnd close to Farys One correspondent refers to the advance ns n “promenade.” Another describe* it as a "Boer hunt.” The Free Suitert nre pictured ns “bolting like hares” al the first sight of the British. The lat­ter, according to one writer, do not ,cvei; find women and children, as the lleeins farmers take their families with then in consequence of the reports- current nmong the Transvaalers t!iat the British kidnap all children over 12 years of age.

The Boer rear guard was composed ol Russians, to whom was committed th< task of destroying the bridges. They nlso looted freely.

W hat the Boers are doing is nn abso; lute mystery. The embargo upon news out of Pretorin for tlie last 24 hours hnf been complete. Such shreds of Informa­tion as the correspondents a t Lonrenec Mariiues have picked up do not illumi­nate the Boer designs and dispositions further thou that the movement toward Lydenburg continues nnd thnt n refer­endum on the question of continuing Hit war is going on among the Boer, fighting men;

In Natal Genernl Hartnell's volunteers occupied Mount Prospect Monday. Lord Dundonald’g cavulry Is nt Firmstones, nenr Ingogo. H is infantry rests at Sehoenshoogte. These names nre nil ol fateful memory in the first Boer war They .face Laingsnek, where the Boers through the range glasses of the British, nre occasionally visible.

In tlie inarch across the Biggarsbere al! the fnt-nrn except one were fonnd vacant

Earl de la W arr, who was supposed to bave been captured nt the time of the disaster that befell the sqnadron ol Bethuije’s horse, contrived to cscape. He lay all night with u wounded leg behind nn ant heap, reaching the camp the next day. ,

As the railway is now open north ol Mufekifig an abundance of provisions it entering the town, plenty of flour and meat and a few luxuries. The telegraph messages will probably come from Mafe­king direct over the northern route In a day or two.

South Africa has another infliction. An extraordinary issue of The Gazette at Durbin announces the deuth of an East Indian from the bubonic plugue. The government has put into force the most stringent preventive measures, but fears nre expressed thnt tbe pestilence may get among the troops.

The Transvaal National bank has sus­pended gold payments' under authoriza­tion from the.goveriyneat, requiring the acceptance of bank notes. The institu­tion has large assets apparently in Lon­don. One hundred and fifty thousand pounds was seized ut Cape Town nnd £25,000 a t Durban.

The Lourenco Marques correspondent of TliiT.Tiuies, telegraphing Wednesday, says:

• According to a private letter smuggled U t h r o u g h from Pretoria President Kruger fPnow fuvors surrender on the ground that

n continuance'of the war would ruin the property of the burghers. He has thrown upon the commandants the onus of de­ciding which course to pntsue..

‘.‘Civilian prisoners released at. Pretoria report extraordinary activity during the last two weeks on the railway from Pre­toria to Pietersburg. As many as 80 trains are run- daily, nnd it is possible that u large proportion of them have been used to remove supplies northward for safety.” '

The Daily Express continues its alleg­ed exposures of Dr. Loyds’ use of the Transvaal secret service fund. TL*e pa­per’s Brussels correspondent .asserts that numerous continental newspapers were bribed to the extent of froui £20 to £25(f»ach.

Empire Beths and PdolOpen for the season Thursday. _ Hot and cold sea water baths. Water direct from the ocean. Temperature alw&vs consistent. -HAdv. ■ _ _ _

G renelle’s Magic Corn,Cure; 10 cenls Jinno better.—adv.tf.

-A Few Choice Flats.Still left for rent in Kentor and new Cook- ruan Avenue Blocks. All modem improve­ments. Rent $10 to $25 per month. Apply to agents or owners.—Adv.-2tf.

Dr. George B. Herbert, Dental Surgeon A P. & O. G. bank building. Office tours 1 it m. to 5 p, m. Gaa administered.—advS-5-S)

PATRIOTISM.• !'

Flowers, i fags, Songs and S a d i e s Told tho Story of Memorial Day. itplfcbrjit*

cd Today in the Public Schools. -. ,. ■ — - - j. . 1” rFlags, flowers; songs of patriotism ;tnd

addresses on the nation’s glory igsn united whole—these tell the story o f ’Memorial day,as observed ip advance today in tbe public schools of this city, Neptube town­ship and Belmar. V ;

Delegations from C. 1C. Hall Post, No. 41, G. A. S ., attended the exer^lsis Jn all the educational Institutions. Ifrojgrntns.of an Interesting character were cliqled out. In tbe Asbnry Park school W .&i Carman, Captain Charles A. Young, sjlai Stlger, W. H, Henderson, Poinsett Crtiss, Owen McBride and A. W. LnFurge, represent­ed C. K. H alf Post. They occuhied seats on the platform In the asseijoljly room. Captain Young and Mr. Car maw made ad­dresses. They spdkq about tbrijllog per­iods of the civil war and on patriotism. In Introducing the speakers; Dr Frederick S. Shepherd, the principal, mauii a speech that appealed to the childreniai strongly as to the veterans. - I1 :

The program ns rendered by the school was as follows: Devotional; exercises;song, “America” ;, doublequarfejte, “Tent­ing tonight," Rboda Atkins, Belva Lyon, tenors; Bessie.and Marie King, sopranos; Ada Cooke and Alice H unt,,altos; Mal­colm Severance. nnd Clinton Cook, bass; zobo quartette, patriotic meiiliy, Belva Lyon,teoor; Ada Cook and Alice Hunt, altoa; Bessie King, soprano; song, “Red, Wbitfrand Blue," school.. Tt»e pupils of the primary department wore cocked hats and carried flags. Tho stage was prettily decorated with flags and wild flowers.

This afternoon General John C. Patter­son of Ocean Grove and-Captain Young made addresses in the Neptqtja township high school. -The program there was as follows: Orchestra; song, “America” ;salute flag; address; military drill; pledge, Frank Reynolds ( recitation, "Blue and Grey”, Ella Jackson; or­chestra; song, “ Bring Forth the Flow­ers,” third grade gkls of suli- primary de­partment; tableau; final tableau; singing, “Star Spangled Banner” ; -Violet song, primary department; orchestra; address; closing song, pupils fronj the fourth grade girls and fifth grade boys.

Another delegation of veterans attended tho exercises in tlie Be!ni'ir; school tbls afternoon.

On Tuesday afternoon tbe veterans will Band delegations to visit tbe schools in West Park, Bradley Beach land Bradley Park. »-

MEMORIAL DAY. -

The Program Arranged by C. K. Hall Post, No. 41, 6 . A. R.

At » special meeting of C. K. Hall Post, J&o. 41, G. A- R., last htght, the foi- lowing program was decided on for Mem­orial day: In tbe forenoon the post will, go to Mt. Prospect and' Hamilton ceme­teries to decorate tbe graves of former comrades. At one o’clock; in the after­noon tbe veterans will proceed to the monument at Grand and Cookman ave­nues, where, on the conclusion of tbe exercises, the post will disband. Two firing squads will then proceed in private conveyances to Glendoln and Como, In the evening a free- public social will bo given in the post room in the Mikado building.

Y. M. C. A. Bars Jeffries.James J . Jeffries Is not in favor with

the Young Meq> Christian Association of Trenton. Hffie association's grounds were rented by the Cuban1 Giants and tbe Princeton Giants, two colored baseball teams, for a game, and Jeffries whs hired to act as umpire. Secretary Pierce of the Christian association on Thursday sent notice to the clubs that tbe association would not tolerate the presence of the prize tighter on its grounds, and tbe game will be played without him.

Empire Baths Again Open.Tlie Empire Baths aofl Pool opened

yesterday for tbe season. The tempera­ture of tbe water in tb e \ pool was hlgb and made swimming a pleasure. A large crowd was present last night, the young folks being In the majority. Howard C. Shaffer, who was last year managed of the establishment, holds the fort again.' His ideas have contributed materially towards the popularity of the. institution.

Biillocfc Jury Still Out.j , •The jury in the Buliqck murder trial

retired at 12.30 o’clock t|iis morning, but at 8 o’clock they were still deliberating. The opinion prevails at ] Freehold that a second disagreement 'wiii result.

Modish Silk BrfcAs Goods.Every fabric fixed by fashion as correct is

included in th'ia week’.i {showing of Spring Silk Dress Goods. j ]—Adv. TirF.PrFijjjiAqH Company.

Send in vou? (lime jsjW coupon for the portrait of {’resident McKinley.

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*in d ic a t io n s :

L o c a l r a i n s , fo l­lo w e d b y c o ld e r w o a th e r .

THE ABSENT-MINDED WEATHER.

i...': J$piPK a n a p p e a l t o t h e iq 'd if fo ro n t-w fia tb o r-c le rk ,- v ~ -• ’ * a l a O n e y a rd F l ip l in g . r7

W h e n y o a ’vo e m p t i e d a l l y o u r r a in p o t s / w h e n y o u ’v e s to r e d ’e mo u t o f r e a c h , 1

W h e n y o u 'v e r o u n d e d u p t h o b re e z e s f r in g e d w i t h Ic e ,W il l y o u k in d ly s t a r t a h o t w a v e r o l l in g ’lo n g t h e J e r s e y b e a c h —

J u B t a b a b y o n e , a t p r e s e n t , w il l eufflco.P r o d t h e a b s e n t - m in d e d w o a th e r . p r o d i t , ere i t i s t o o l a i e ;

G e t a w ig g lo o n , a n d m a k e O ld S o l to s lz z . ,• H e is n o t o n .a c t lv e so rv ic o , w o a ro s o r r y to r e la to .

A n d w e n e e d h im , b a d ly n e e d h im , in o u r b izz I H o t Buii—fie rco s u n —m o s t a n y o ld a n n w i l l d o ,

F i f t y t h o u s a n d c i t y fo lk s w a i t i n g to c o m e t h i s w a y .E a c h o f To m a n x ip n a t h e i r d o u g h to a p e p d ( a n d w e c a n t a k e

’ c a r e o f i t , to o ) j •S h a k o ’e m u p f o r o u r c r o d i t ’a s a k e , w e p r a y —p r a y —p r a y t

- W . K . D .

PEBBLES.

Picked up Here and There ond Bunched for Quick Readinq.

The banks close at noon tomorrow,.Tomorrow you want to visit Steinbach’s.The weekly edition of the J ournal is

printed today.Repairs are being made on the statue- of

liberty in Liberty Square. 1William Griffin, Jr., of West Wanamassa,

has recovered from his recent illness.The work of -altering the Ocean Grova

auditorium piatform is practically (.'omplet- ed. •

Election this evening in Neptune town­ship for an increase of $300 in the school appropriation.

The Keyport oystcrmea have planted about 60,000 bushels of Virginia seed oy* ters this Bpring-

Assemblyiuan Kirkbride was in Powaic today, attending tho funeral of the late As­semblyman John King.

Company H will, on June 1, remove into new headquarters, deserticg the Appleby building for Winckler’s hall.

The Prohibition League of Neptune town­ship will meet tomorrow evening, at 7.30 o’clock, at the residence of Dr. O. B. Bird, 73 Mt. Pi6gah Way, Ocean Grove.

The loving cup subscribed for by the American admirers -of Sir Thomas J . Lip- ton, the owner of the yacht Shamrock, waa presented to that popular sportsman at the Hotel Cecil, in Loudon, last evening. Mayor Edwin P , Benjamin of Ailenhurst took part in the interesting event.

LOOKING FOR WORK?

II So, File Your Application for a Job a t the New Symphonion Factory.

Tbe Bradley Bea£h factory building of the Symphonion Manufacturing Company of New York Is bo nearly completed that applicants for work In the plant to be es­tablished there, on tbe removal of the. company from New York, are 'being In. vlted by the Committee on Manufactures of the Board of Trade to procure appli­cation blanks from any one of the com miltee. These blanks must be properly filled out and returned to tbe commit tee, which la composed of M. L. Bam- man, Henry Steinbach, George W. Treat, H. B. Ayres, C S. Steiner and J . 8. Fer­guson.-

The Westminster’s Sixteenth Season.The Westminster hotel, established for

10 years, will open for the season next month and will not close until October. S. A. Cllver, tbe genial proprietor, has won many friends since he assumed the management of tbls bouse. His strict at­tention to business and scrupulous regard for a patron’s slightest wish have enabled him t» almost double the list of gue»ts that yearly sought the Westminster’s hos­pitality. Othepjreasons for the popularity of this hotel are its nearness to tbe ocean, bathing grounds, music, pavillon'and golf links.- Improvements of an important character have been made In the hotel’s various departments.

Company A Attends Church. o“Ttie Ascension” was the theme of a

sermon preached last night in Trinity Episcopal Chnrch by former Chaplain Glazobrook of the old Third regiment. The dlscburse was purely doctrinal In character, but made a deep Impression upon those present. Mr. ,Glszebrook’s old comrades in arms, memherB of Com­pany A, Spanls^ -Amerlcan wav veterans, formed part of his audience.

The Death Roll,Gle nville E. Auten, aged 23 years, son of

John and Addle Auten, died this morning at his late home, 186 Heck avenue, Ocepn Grove. The funeral.will take place Mon­day afternoon at 2 o’clock from tlie. resi­dence. Undertaker Burtis is in charge.

Empire Baths and PoolOpen for the season Tliursdaj'. Hot ,md cold sea water baths. Water direct from the ocean. Temperature always consistent.

Grenelle’s Hasty Cough Cure. Sure cure ; 25 cents.-~adv.tt.

The JotTBSAT. for local iiews.-

EDWARDS VS. PALMER.

Vice Chancellor Emery Oecides That . Ed­wards Did Not Live Up to His Agree­

ment; So Palmer Wins the Suit.The case of Job W. Edwards, com­

plainant, . and William H. Palmer, de­fendant, -which was recently tried before Vice Chancellor Emery in tbe council chamber In this city, , has just been decided 16 favor of Palmer.

Edwards iiled a bill, complaining tbat a certain deed'he gave Palmer was Intended to be a mortgage aa security for about $1,800, which he owed Palmer. Palmer Insisted that the' deed was really a deed and was given to satisfy a mortgage Ed­wards owed blm, and on wblch Edwards hqd paid no Interest for a number of years. Edwards also claimed he had the right to redeem at any time before June 1, 1899.

T he court recognized the agreement and held that it was a conditional between I ’almer and Edwards and that,, inasmuch as Edwards did not 'fulfill his agreement within tbe time limit, his rights under It became extinguished. The bill of complaint was dismissed with costs. David Harvey represented the complainant nnd John F, Hawkins and Charles E. Cfiolt the defendant.

He Was the Father of Mrs. Martin V, Dager and Oeath Came to HinriSud-* deoly Today in Jersey City.Utterly oblivions of the grief iu store

for her, Mrs, Martin V. Dager, wife of the cashier of the First National Bank, is in Philadelphia with her husband enjoy­ing tbe companionship of friends.

In Jersey City Holmes ,D. Ely, father of Mrs. Dager, ljes a corpse. He expired suddenly this morning. *

Efforts are being made to reach the be- 'roaved daughter by telegraph. Mr. and Mrs. Dager went to Beverly, Wednesday, to attend the wedding of a relative. They will return tonight.

Mr. Ely, who was 58 years of age, wt s a resident of Lambertville. He was su­perintendent of the Pennsylvania Rail­road Company’s relief department, with headquarters in Trenton. His "intimate acquaintance with every branch of the department made him a man of great In­fluence with the company. He had been a railroad man all his life and enjoyed a wide acquaintance among railroad men.

JEFFRIES AND SHARKEY MATCHED.

Die Fight^for tha Championship to Take * Place fin o r Before August 25 .

Articles of agreement were signed last nlgbt by James J . Jeffries and Thomas Sbarkey, calling for a twenty-five-round bout for the championship of the world, t:> take place on or before August 25 be­fore the club offering the largest finan­cial Inducement. Before the articles were signed Tom O’Rourke, represent­ing Sharkey, and William A. Brady, ap­pearing for Jeffries, met at the Delevan house In New York and arranged the conditions to govern the battle. I t was agreed tbat the men should fight with one hand free and to protect themselves in the breakaways.. They can hit in clinches until ordered to break by the referee. Neither man will be permitted to wear bandages on bis hands during the fight.Each principal will post a forfeit of$3,500.

Bids for the contest will close with Al Smith on July 1. Each bid must be ac­companied by a forfeit of $5,000.

William A. Bracly named Charley White as his choice of referee of tbe bout.O’Rourke said that White would suit him, but before agreeing on the NewYorker be desired flrst to consult Shark­ey. If Sharkey is agreeable White will officiate.

Should McCoy defeat Sharkey In their contest on June ”25, McCoy will take the sailor’s place against Jeffries- In August. Regardless of the battle between Jeffries, and Sharkey, the champion bas agreed to -twx Gus Ruhlin six rounds in Chicago In J&ly.

Homelike Comforts a t the Madison.Homelike comforts,, family life, mod­

em conveniences, evening dinners and a loogJist of other essential features are tbe Madison’s title to fame as s' seashore hotel. Proprietor J . K. Dodmnn’s enter­prise has done wonders for this select re. treat,' where the dull monotony of city life In summer’s heat may be exchanged for the rest and diversion craved by the tiled and careworn. The Madison Is pleasantly located.near Sunset lake and the ocean. .

Economically Priced Clothing.With a $50,000 stock of Ready-to-puteors

Clothing on hand, the eomprehensrnitmsi: of the assortment is_ only less wonderful than the economical prices.—Adv. The Steikbaoh Company.

- Free Lessons in Art Embroidery.An expert in 'a rt embroidery will give

free iessom; to patrons purchasing fancy work materials at the Ocean Palace.Adv.— T h e S t e i n b a c h C o m p a n y .

Subsc^be for the weekly J ournal, $1.

You will prosper if you print—and tl e J ournal will do the printing for you.

HOLMES D. ELY DEAD.

BULLOCK IN A RAGE.

The Accused Murderer, Yesterday, Called a Witness for’the S tate a Liar.

Tbere. was an exciting scene 'in -the Freehold county court yesterday before Justice Collins at the third tilal of Wil­liam Bullock for the murder of Policeman Walsh at Red Bank. Tbe state Introduced some new evidence.’' Bullock was called and Attorney-General 'Gray asked hifn if he had ever worked for the late J . Lyle Conover or for Peter B Campbell, both of this county. Bullock said be had worked for Conover, but never for Campbell.

Mr. Campbell then testified th«t seven­teen years ago Bullock worked fur him at Shrewsbury. He said one day, when Bullock quarrelled with blm and came at him wltb a razor, he seized a pitchfork and knocked some of Bullock’s teeth out. The Btate did not at either of the other two trials attempt to prove that Bullock had a bad character. - . ,

Bullock went up to Mr. Campbell to al­low him to examine bis mouth to ascer­tain if he was the man. After looking Campbell repeated his assertion, and Bul- lockvrhighly- excited, usUed.,hlnx a Jiar^ I t looked aa though blows would be struck but Bullock was restrained by counsel and court officers. Subsequently be al­lowed the jurors to examine his mouth, and demonstrated pretty effectually that Campbell’s description of missing teeth did not tally to any positive degree.

BEHIND THE WICKET.

The Doings of the Various Secret Orders in Asbury. Park, and Vicinity. •

The following secret societies will meet this evening:' Asbury Cbhncil, No. 23, Jr . O. U. A . M.,

in Appleby building, at 8 o’clock.Monmouth Lodge, No. 107, Knights of

Pythias, in Winckler’s hall, at 8 o’clock. *Simonides Court,No. 1, Tribe of Ben Hur,

Manning building, at 8 o’clock.

Mrs. Joel Parker Dead.Mrs. Maria M. Gummere Parker, widow

of ex-Governor Joel Parker, died at the summer home of her son, Frederick Par­ker, at Spring Lake, late on Wednesday night. The family live In Freehold and bad gone to Spring Lake a few days be­fore for the benefit of Mrs. -Parker’s health While sitting in a beach pavilion soon after her arrival she was stricken with paralysis. Mrs. Parker was 77 years old. Sbe was born in Burlington, and was the daughter of Samuel R. Gummere, clerk in chancery of New Jersey. She was married to-Mr. Parker on December 21, 1843. She was a member of the Pres­byterian cburch and was -prominent io foreign missionary work, being president of the state society for many years.

Schlossbach to be Reimbursed.Joseph Fabey, Jasper Lyon, Frank'

Hyson, John Roxey and George Ray, boys charged with turning cows astray from Abraham Schlossbauh’s premises, were given a hearing last night by Mag­istrate Dodd. It was not proved that the boys were guilty, so they were released. I t was the opinion o f the court that some one had committed tha mischief and therefore Schlossbach will receive a v re­fund of $15 he had to pay for-ihe pound- keeper’s expenses.

Ladies’ Tailored Gowns.Our Ladies’ Tailored. Gown departmaat

has caught on amazingly with the public. I t is the greatest dress movement m the store’s history, if values stand for greatness, for a few dollais never bought men splendid costumes in the whole annuls of trade.—Adv. 'T h e Steinbach Company.

Empire Baths and Pool -Open for the season Thursday Hot and cold sea wnter baths. Wa’er direct from the ocean. Temperjlnre tilways consistent. '—Adv.

THE SAMEOLD TOPICS en ators Again H eatpdly D is­

cu ss Insular G overnment.

SPOONER CONCLUDES HIS SPEECH._________ M .

A llen a n d P e t l lg re iv S tir re d Up toyC’t r t k l i C hargen-U oilN e Mu - >.-*

H u t e S low ly o n . th e A la ak n n BUI.

W A SH IN G TO N , May 2 5 - T h e d u tj bf the U nited S ta tes toward its .“islan t possessions” wns the subject of heated discussion Jn the senate again yesterday Soon a f te r the senate convened Mr. Ba- ’ con of Georgia began an extended reply to the speech of Mr. P la tt delivered W ed­nesday. H is speech was largely supple­mental to th a t which he delivered sev­eral days ago demanding hn investigation of Cuban financial affairs. H is resolu­tion, to which there is l&dc-or no oppo sition, w ent under the rules, to the coml mittec on contingent expenses.

The rem ainder ot the afternoon waf occupied by Mr. Spooner of Wiseonsic in concluding his speech on the Philip pine question. The debate which h< aroused took a turn decidedly political H e charged the so called anti-imperialistt with _ creating an issue which wus nol legitimate. M any of his statem ents were controverted by M r. Allen of Nebraska and Mr. Ppttigrew of South Dakota, nnd the controversy a t times became i almost personal. ‘

The house practicully devoted eighl hours to the consideration of the Alaskan civil government bill, but progress wat slow. Two amendments o f . importance were adopted. One of them authorized the secretary of w ar to issue permits tc excavate or dredge for gold below low water m ark on the beach a t Cape Nome The secretary lias heretofore issued per­mits," but the bill us it passed the fjenatf canceled them. The house nlso struck out the chapter relating to a rrest ami bail which perm itted arrests in certain civil actions. The conference report on ihe Indian appropriation bill was adopt­ed. *

Representative Fitzgerald of M assa­chusetts introduced n resolution reciting th a t General Brooke, while governor general of Cuba, had prohibited ecclesias­tical m arriages ami ordered th a t civil m arriages be recognized as the only legal form of contract for marriage; tlm t this was a violation of the constitution and against established custom, and directing the secretary of w ar to revoke tha order and to give instructions for full religious toleration in Cuba while it is u n d e r tbe jurisdiction of the United States.

: * 'The M o rriso n llurVftfi-. ■W E S T C H E S T E R , Pa., May 2oi—The

county authorities were busily engaged yesterday in running out clews on the m urder of Mrs. Stella M orrison, who was brutally beaten to death a t her home four milcB from here. L ast nfghtf a w ar­ran t wus issued for the a rrest of Jam es Morrison, the woman’s father-in-law, who w as the first to give the alarm of the woman’s m urder and who stated th a t he found her body lying :>n the floor when he entered the house. W hen told he was suspected of having committed the crime, he' became much agitated and strongly protested his innocence. H e oxplnined the presence of a blood spot on his cloth­ing by* saying he received it while sepa­rating two fighting dcRjs a few hours be­fore the murder.

G lean tlc . M ln inft E n te rp r is e .LONDON, May 25.—Messrs. Cecil

Rhodes, A lfred Beit nnd Julius W eruher, w ith otiier South African mining million- itfres, are about to develop a gigantic mining enterprise in Germ an 'W est A fri­ca. The Daily Express, which makes the announcement, asserts th a t gold, sil­ver, copper an<\ lead have been found in abundance within 400 miles of Walfiseh bay. One hundred thousand pounds will be spent, in prospecting, nnd theii if the results w arran t the outlay £2,000,000 will he expended in Constructing a railway- M r. Christopher .Limes, a mining expert who has had experience in Mexico aad California, will lead the. prospecting ex­pedition; Which.. will leave England in June. ______■___________

G am e L a w V io la to r* F in e d . iW IL K E S B A R R E . I ’u., May 25.—

Thomas Oakley, .lolin Bauer. S. E* Thurston and Fred and John Herrodor, who were arrested at Mount Vernon, N. Y., charged with, violating tho game law s,of Pennsylvania, were brought here for a hearing. They were arraigned be­fore M agistrate Gtiughnn and afte r pleading guilty paid fines of $50 each nnd costs, the whole amounting iu the aggre­gate to $300.10. The specific charge against, the defendants was shipping game out of the state, Which was a vio­lation of a recent net of assembly. I t was a test ease, and the aid of the. governor wus enlisted- iu. running down the vio­lators of the law.

U n lta r ln n n lit Session.BOSTON, May J5.—Two notable

events held the close attention of U nita­rian delegates of the American Unitarian association yesterday, the Sunday school anniversary in the afternoon and the banquet to t h e . denominational clergy­men in the eveuing. During the day there was a pilgrimage to Old Concord, where so many places ar^ linked both with the history of the Union and the founding Qf liberal religion. The seventy-third anni­versary of the Sunday School society was held in Lorimer hall, Treiuont Temple.

Empire Baths and Pool vOped'for the season Thursday. Hot snd : cold sea water baths. Water direct from {he ocean. Temperature always consistent. —Adv. , v'tiiy n e lle ’s German Dvspeni-ia ’ Cure: ->0

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THE SICK HUSBAND AT HOME,

C o m m e n c e m e n t

The Sclnoolsgenerally rem inds us there is som e­th in g to buy for th e graduates.

W e have carefully se lected som e new and dain ty goods for th is occa­sion, such as w atches, rings, pins, b rooches and num erous novelties in silver.

A. W. CORNELIUS624 Cookman Ave.

B l u eFlame

S t o v e sThe Kind the

TUTTLESTORE

SELLS You Know.

Of collide we cut the price a little , as i^ost pecple like to save a little if they can. Oiir sloves will still be iu use when most, others are worn out. They’re better in construction.

Asbury Park JournalPUBLISHED EVEBY AFTERNOON J

EXCEPT 8UKDAY AT |

rn:_ AS3URV PARK PRINTING HOUSE '

A T ra n s a c tio n In l in ts C om plicated ' b y a S e rv a n t’* Z eal T h n t

Q ro s g h t T roub le ./

718 MATTISON AVENUE,.SBl'RY PARK, NKW JERSEY.

P. O. DRAWER F.

M rs. B roadw ay knew th e m in u te M r. B roadw ay m ade th e announce xnent t h a t he was all ‘knocked o u t o f k i l te r and couldn’t go. dow n to th e

^office th a t day th a t som eth ing d read fu l w as go ing to happen. Of course, th e fnero fa c t th a t M r. B roadw ay w as ill w a s-b a d enough; b lit sh e knew fro m experience th a t h is in a b ility to a tte n d to business w as n o t a m a rk e r to ih e tro u b le - th a t W Q u l d .b e su ra to e tr ik e tHeni In- some lo r m 'u s ' a re-

Now tbat the railroad com panies have enit of h is indisposition . , B u t t;ven giv.Qa , Increased passenger train ser- h e r ^Tildes?, fancy could, n o t c o n ju re

— • .u *- ‘ ’ up a iiy th In g TEo 3 read fiiI ns Vvhat Veal-"

Friday, May 25 , 1900.

-MAKE HAY-

vice one month In advance o f the usual . tim e set fo r the change in the sum m er

schedule, it behooves Founder Bradley to m eet the improved conditions that will obtain, by m aking his beach front at-

- tractive, .I t has always been conceded that tbe

railroads have It in their power to make, or unm ake Asbury Park.

I t th is is true i t is wise to jo in forces, w ith them when they ado^t a method whose workings cansot but materially increase the prestige of our resort. If we cannot succeed iu securing w inter business, let us at . least labor zealously to have a longer season than we form erly have had. !

E ight weeks of paying business is su re ­ly not our lim it. I

W e do not believe that Asbury Park is unable to command a larger patronage .than this length of tim e represents. I

Railroads are not usually compelled to yield to demands. And when they volun­tarily m ake concessions it is wise to praise them. Their friendship is worth cu lti­vating.

W ho knows but this earlier change in the summer schedule is not prophetic > f the thing so long devoutly desired ?

T ake advantage of this opportunity an3 give life to the resort.

People w ill come hither earlier this year, if there Is anything in the argum ent that the railroads can make or unmake th is city.

L ight up the beach at night.Let Asbury Park put on her sum m er

togs! . •Open the bath houses.

ly did come to pass, say s th e New Y ork Sun.

M rs, B roadw ay stay ed a t home* a ll th e forenoon and dosed h e r spouse ond p la s te re d h im an d b lis te re d h im ns a d u tifu l w ife should, b u t sh o rtly lif te r luncheon she began to show

, s ig n s o f uneasiness. Mr. B roadw ay h a d observed th ese signtj b e fo re a n d lea rn ed th e ir significance.

“H ad you In tended to g<i an y w h ere .this a fte rn o o n , K a te? " he asked.

“ Y-y-yes,” stam m ered M rs, B ro ad ­w ay, " I did have a n en g ag e m e n t w ith Mrs. -H arlem .”

“T hen j u s t y o u g o r ig h t a lo n g ,” said M r. B roadw ay, m agnan im ously . “D o n 't s ta y h e re o n m y acco u n t. I ’m g e tt in g a lo n g b eau tifu lly . Bin s p iy a s a c ric k ­e t th is a f te rn o o n an d w ould r a th e r p re ­fe r b e in g a lo n e so a s to c u t a ll tho a n tic s I like ,a&d scandalize nobody.

M rs. B rodw ny w aff a co nsc ien tious w om an, b u t t h a t d ay p leasu re tu g g ed a t h e r w ith re s is tle ss fo rce , a n d a f te r ch ee rin g M r. B roadw ay w ith a few p h ra se s expressive of c o n ju g a l affec­tio n sh e began, to a r r a y h e rse lf f o r th e ou ting . B efore leav ing th a ho u se sh e cam e in to , th e sittin g -ro o m to deliver a few p a r tin g In s tru c tio n s . '

“I fo rg o t a ll ab o u t th a t h a t b u si­ness,” sh e sa id , “b u t I guess y o u can a tte n d to i i fo r me. You rem em b er t h a t h a t I g o t la s t fa ll, d o n ’t you , J a s ­p e r? T he b lack velvet one, tr im m ed w ith p y ram id s o f chiffon an d tu f t s o f unclassified p lum age. X never d id like th e th in g , i t w as so f r ig h tfu lly u n b e ­com ing. I w ore i t do w n to w n y e s te r ­d a y and w as conscious o f l&oking sc m uch like a fly ing zebre th a t I d e te r­m ined to g e t rid o f i t . I s to p p e d one of th o se s t r e e t so lic ito rs f o r second-

Glve the people some excuse for com* h an d c lo th in g over on S ix th avenue. ing early next year.

Make bay now, for the sun has begun to sblne.

Transfers of Reel E state.

Fob the Week Ending May 19. 1900. ASSOOT PABK.

W ill ia m A, B e r ry t« A s b n ry P a r k a n d O c o a n G ro v o B a n k . 2 lo ts a t A s b « ry P a r k . $1 .

A nno H a n a n to E l iz a b e th £ '. H a n a n . L o t a t 4 a b a r y P a r k , $1 .

H e n ry R . E d w a r d s , e x ’r, to M a ry L . N e im e y e r a n d otbos-i*. L o ta a t Ay b u ry P a r ' . , $10 ,© 00 . ,

J . A, B ra d le y to H e le n J . S m i th . L o t a t A s ­b u r y P a r k , $ 2 ,5 0 0 .

A s b a ry P a r k a n d O c e a n G ro v o B a n k to E d - W a rd S t r o u d . L o t a t A a b u ry P a r k , $ 7 ,2 5 0 .

WEST ABBCBY PABIt.J . A . B ra d lo y to H o n ry C . 'W in so r , t ro s t e o .

L o t a t W o s t A sb u ry P a r k . $ 1 .E l iz a 0 . B e rg e n to T r u s te e s o f A . M . E . c h u rc h .

L o t ' i t W e s t A R bury P a r k , J 75 CV M ic h a e l B a l le r in a to N ew J e r s e y - B u i ld in g 'a n d

L o a n a n d I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y . L o t a t W e s t A sb u ry . P a r k , $1 . * * 1

C ity o f A ab u ry P a r k t o G e o rg e W*. T r e a t . L o t a t W e s t A sb u ry P a r k , $1.

OCEAN GBOVE.O c68>; G ro v o ( 'a m p M o o tin g A s s o c ia t io n to

H e n r y C. W in s o r . 7 l o ts a t O e a n G ro v e , $ 1 .ii F r a n k W a in r ig h t to H e n r i e t t a W a iu r ig h t .

-1 In t.. a t O c e a n G ro v e , $1.N a t b a n J . H o lm o s to C a r o lin e H o lm e s . L o t

a t O c e a n G ro v o , $1.3 0 0 .A lv in L a k o to M ary E . G i l l in g h a m . L o t a t

O c o a n G ro v e , $1,3G 0.BBADLEY PARE.

H o n ry C . W in so r . tn fc te e , t o W il l ia m B . C la y ­t o n . L o t f tt B ra d lo y P a r k , $83C

‘ lo n ry C. W in s o r , t r u s t e e , to M ila n R o s s a n d o th e r s . L o t a t B ra d le y P a r k , $3BQ .19.

H e n r y C . W in s o r , t r n s te o , t o G e o rg e W . T r e a t , ..... L o t a t B r a d le y P a r k , $ 8 1 5 .1 8 . w a ?

H e n r y C . W in so r , t r u s t e e , to C h a r le s L e w is .L o t a t B ra d le y P a r k . $ 8 1 5 .1 9 ."“H e n r y C . W in so r , t r u s t e e , to W il l ia m B . F l a -

. v e i l . X o t a t B ra d le y P a r k , $ 4 1 5 .1 9 _H e n ry C W in s o r a n d o th e r s to H e n r y C .

W in s o r , t r u s t e e . 1 0 lo ts a t B r a d le y P a r k , $1 .H e n ry C . W in so r. t r u s te e , t o H e n r y S t e in b a c h .

L o t a t B ra d le y P a r k , $40U. 19 .H e n r y 0 - W in so r , t r u s t e e , to J o h n S te in b a c h .

L o t a t B ra d le y P a r k , $ 3 3 5 .1 9 .XEPT0NE TOWNSHIP.

J . A . B r a d le y t o N e l l ie J . L a r r a b e e . L o t a t B r a d le y B e a c h , $ 6 0 0 . 1

A . C . H a r t s h o r n e t o F r e d e r i c k W i l l e t s a n d o t h e r s . L o t a t O ceaU G ro v e H e ig h ts , $1 .

H e le n W . J e l l i f f a n d h u s b a n d t o F r e d H . N or* to n 4 lo ta a t O co an G ro v e H e ig h ts , $ 7 5 0 .

J a m e s A. B ra d le y to M a ry E. R o g e r s a n d h u s ­b a n d . 2 lo ta a t 'B ra d le y - B e a c h , $ 1 ,4 0 0 .

Ja m e B H : S e x to n to M a ry A. S im p le r . C e m e ­t e r y l o t a t M t. P r o s p e c t c e m e te r y , $ 1 8 .

J a c o b J . G a r r a b r a n t t o S id n e y M . H a l l . 2 lo ta a t S h a r k R iv e r. S I .

ALLENHDB8T.J o h n S . S i lv e rs to C a th e r in e H u l b e r t . L o t a t

A l l e n h u r s t , $ 1 ,7 0 0 .F lo re n c e E . B e n ja m in t o K a t h e r i n e W itm o re .

3 lo ta a t A l le n h u r s t , $ 9 ,0 0 0 .E d w a r d P . B e n ja m in t o E d w a r d W . S c o t t . 0

l o t s a t A l le n h u r s t , $1.' DEA-L.

R e n e . W . D a y to n t o J a m e s M . B u t lo r , ‘ L o t s a t D e a l B e a c h , $400 .

D e b o r a h H G iffo rd a n d h u s b a n d t o M e lis s a B . C o t t r t l l . L o t a t D e a l B e a c h , $ 1 ,0 0 0 .

V AVON.P e t e r B. P o la n d t o C h a r le s A , C le v e n g e r a n d

o th o r s . L o t a t K ey E a s t , $ 5 5 0 .BELMAR.

J o h n M c P h o rs o n to C h a r le s T . W o rk . L o t a t B e lm a r , $ 4 0 0 .

L a f a y e t te B . H e n e k s to C h a r le s H . K a in . L o t a t B e lm a r $3 ,000 .

and s tru c k a b a rg a in w ith h im th en and th e re . He w ill b e h e re fo r th e h a t th is a fte rn o o n . H e’s to. p a y th re e do l­la rs fo r i t . T he h a t ’s in d b o x on a c h a ir in; m y room . W hen h e com es give i t to him , please, an d b e su re to g e t thb m oney. D on’t l« t him go a w ay w ith o u t th a t , w h a tev e r y o u do. H e’s tric k y ,-a n d you’ll have to w a tc h h im .”

A bou t fo u r o’clock th e c lo th e s d e a le r cam e fo r th e velvet h a t. M r. B ro ad ­w ay b ro u g h t th e b an d b o x fro m th e bedroom and handed i t to . th e m an , g in g erly . - ' < J:;-- •'.. ;,■. ■ ■ - ■ > - .

“You m ay open i t i f y o u w a n t 16 ,° he said, “b u t i t ’s a ll r ig h t.” '

T h e d ea ler w as a worldly-wise* heavy- brow ed, b lack-w hiskered ind iv idual, w ho looked >as if h e w ould c a s t d o u b t upon th e w ord of angels. H e w as' c e rta in ly suspicious of M r; B ro a d ­way, fb r he ra ised one c o rn e r o f th e lid an d peered cau tiously in to th e dep th s of th e box.

“ Oh, yes,” he said, qu ickly , “it 's ^ a ll r ig h t.” T hen he paid over th e $3 a n dw e n t a w a y . ■ ~ : ■ : ___ .......................■..

A l i t t le p ^ s t six M rs. B ro ad w ay cam e hom e. “Oh, Ja sp e r ,” she, cried , th e m in u te she en te red th e h a ll d oor, “did m y new h a t com e?”

^Y o u r new h a t,” rep ea ted M r. B road- No, I guess n o t. I d id n ’t see

P a r l a H e a r t * o t B ig ? C a t t l e .f P A R IS , May 20.r-A special dispatch received here reports a stubborn fight on the island of Catuldg, one of the Philip* pines. The American losses are reported, as 500 killed and wounded.' The dispatch

*ia undoubtedly a Filipino aceoimt of the ba ttle which occurred a t C atubig on M ay 20 nnd in which there were. ab6ut 20 American casualties, *

AGAINST

R o b b e r s L o o t n H a n k .RICHM OND , May 2 j.—The Peninsnln

bank of W illiam sburg wns entered b.v robbers W ednesday liRht, the safe blown open 'and about $10,000 in money tnkeu. There is no clew to the robbers.

Speeial- N otices."$ 1 0 . 0 0 R e w a r d .

L o s t . 'a b rlr id l.o -p U p , T j '6a r t ) l d , w h j io B tr ip o a r o u n d n e c k a n d b r e a s t , a n s w e r s t o tin o f T o d ; -wory t a n c o l l a r w i th b r a s s t r i m m in g s . N o q u e s t i o n s a s k o d . J O H N E B E L S X K IN , E llje - r o u a n d L a k o a v e n u o s , A l lo n h u ra t , N . J . 12G*

S I T U A T I O N W A N T E Db y a l a d y a s n u r s e t o i n v a l id , c o m p a n io n o r a s s i s t a n t u o u s o k e o p e r . A d d re s s M rs . S . M oeus. O s lx > rn e H o u s e . M a n a s q u a o . N , J . 1 2 4-29*

COTTAGE W A N TEDX w a n t t o r e n t a c o t t a g e f o r t h r e e m o n th s

f r o m - J u k i 1 . M u s t h a v e a t l e a s t f o u r b e d ­ro o m s a n d o a th . P r ic e n o t ::o e x c e e d $ 2 5 0 . W r i t e : “ W . I . S ., J o d e n a iJ o ffice . 1 1 9 -2 -1 '

a n y th in g o f a new hut,'“P o lly ,” said Mrs. B roadw ay, “did

m y new h a t com e?”“Yis, m em ,” sa id Polly , “I t d id , I set

I t on a c h a ir in y o u r bedroom , and yon’il find i t th e re now .”

M rs. B roadw ay h ad dashed in to t h t bed room and sw ep t every c h a ir a n d b i t o f £ u rh itu re in th e room w ith a com ­prehensive eye, b u t th e re w as no b a n d ­box in sigh t.

“Ah, h ere i t Is In th e c loset,” cried Mrs, B roadw ay, an in s ta n t la te r . “Polly , y o u r m em ory isn ’t h a lf a n inch long. You never can rem efeiber w here you p u t th in g s .”

H astily Mrs. B roadw ay u n tied th e s tr in g s and lif ted th e lid . T h en sh e sa n k dow n on th e floor beside th e box and ra ised h e r voice in la m e h ta ta tio n .

IT h e sam e old velvet" sca rec ro w !” she w ailed. “T he sam e old chiffon, th e sam e old b ird s !”

“ T h e sa in ts be p ra ised !” sa id Polly . “I re d up th e room ih e m in u te yon slipped ou t, fo r I d idn’t like th e looks o’ t h a t o ld box a -se ttm ’ on th e ch air. B u t w h in th e new h a t'c o m e X p u t i t in th e se lf-sam e p lace eo y e r eyes *d lig h t on i t th e very f irs t th in g .”

MrB.' B roadw ay w as d eaf to th is ex- C h a r lo s T. Work to I d a F. Browe. ljot at p lan a tio n . "A nd you gave aw ay m y

BH ?"yjV B OMTOltto Id a L . VamJormark. L o t “f w J i a t , m y b rand-new h a t to t h a t near Bolmar, $1. c lo th es m an? she said to M r. Brood-

NOBTH spaixo LAKE.W il l ia n i W . C la rk ta t W ill io m ^ J o iin S m ith . '8

L a n d

S m i t h , s

l o t s a t N o rtU SJpring L a k o , 1 0 0 0 . Lip*W a ts o n H . L m b u r g t o J a n e L , A yers,

a t N o r th S p r in g L a k e , $ 5 0 0 .W il l ia m W . C uork t o W il l ia m J,

lo t s a ir N o r th S p r in g L a k e , $ 0 0 0 .

Election for Fire Commissi oner.An election for one fire com m issioner

and an appropriation of $3,500 for the fire departm ent will be held tomorrow la N eptune township. The polling place, to be open from 8. till 7 o'clock, w ill be tbe headquarters of,. 'VFashlngton F lre Company, Ocean Grove. H arry Som m ers o f Ocean Grove is the oniy nom inee for tke office of commissioner.

Senator Sewell Favors tlie Canteen.Senator W illiam J . Snwell said today:

• I f you care to quote me, you m ay say that my • xperlence in and with tbe arm y shows th a t the cauteen ia conducive lo temperance. There ure fewer m en p u t ; t o th e oiTiee'nnd stay thefre u n til you-- In the guardhouse and there is m ore a t . . g t t w ell.”tentlon to duty on the part of the soldiers.'* 1‘ And Mr. B roadw ay snfd h e would.

w ay, s te rn ly .“Wot gave i t aw ay , m y d ear. I g o t $3

fo r I t ," ch irped Mr. B roadw ay, bravely , s lap p in g h is h ands ag a in s t h is tro u se rs p o ck e t and sm iling a t th e ch in k of th e Silver coin th a t issued th e re fro m .

“ And It c o s t tw e n ty !” sa id M rs. B roadw ay , te a rfu lly . “I ’m lo st. I ’m ru ined . I ’ll never be ab le to find th a t w re tch a g a in th is side of k ingdom com e. W h a t sh a ll I do?”

M rs. B roadw ay a ro se from h e r low ly p o sitio n on th e floor, and th e n to w ­e red an g rily above th e cu lp rits . P o lly sh ifted un eas ily to w ard th e door.

“I hope you w o n ’t b lam e me, m em ,” ehe sa id . “I ’m su re i t a in ’t m y fa u lt .”

“ No,” sa id Mrs. B roadw ay, b e n ig n ­ly , “I don’t. “He’s the one to b lam e fo r i t a ll—he—he. .Tasper,' th e b lu n d er is y o u rs . -\Ybu w ere b o rn to m ake m is­ta k e s . T lie n e x t tim e you g e t sick I ho p e , I h o n estly hope, y o u ’ll gd dow n

M M E. G O F F ,T h o c e l e b r a t e d W e s te rr T r a n c e M o d iu m , b a r a r r i v e d in t h i s c ftj- a n d h a s t a k e n p a r l o r s a t 4 0 0 lU cm roe R v e n u e , n e a r C o o k m a n . O a u b e c o n s u l t e d o u t h o p o s t , p r e s e n t < n d { u tn ro . G iv e s o d v lc o o n , a l l b u s in e s s m a t t e r s . O ffice h o u r s 9 t o t ) . 1 1 5 -3 9

G R A D I N G .C o n t t a c t o r f o r rad ios* o f a l l -k in d s ,

h e d g in g a s p e c i a l t y . C o ll o n o r a d d r e s s T . V .P r iv e t

H e n d r ic k s o n . 5 3 3 P r o s p e c t ’I r e n e s . 1 0 6 3 , A s b u ry P a r k . N . J .

P . O . Bo* lO O tf

E L E C T R IC F AUSE THEM AND KEEP COOL.

T h e A t l a n t i c C o a s t E l e c t r ic L i g h t C o m p a n y a n n o u n c e s t h a t n o t l a t e r t h a n J u ly l * t , a n d a s . m u c h e a r l i e r a s m a y b e f o u n d n e c e s s a r y , i t w i l l p r o v id e F O B T H E S U M M E R O N L Y , a n a l l d a y c u r r e n t f o r b o t h in c a n d e s c e n t L IG H T S a n d F A f t M O T O R S . . N o e x t r a w irin g - w i l l b e r e ­q u i r e d , a s t h e c u r r e n t w i l l b o th o p r e s e n t l i g h t ­i n g c u r r e n t u s e d b y a l l o u r c u s to m e r s , a n d a f a n m o to r c a n bo a t t a c b 6d t o a n y s o c k e t in p l a c e o f t h o la m p . I n t h i s w a y t h e c u r r e n t u s e d -w ill b e r e c o r d e d b y o u r r e g u l a r e le c t r i c l i g h t m e te r . I n c a s e s w h e r e m o to r s a r e t o b e l a r g e ly u s e d , i t w i l l p a y t o w i r e a s p e c i a l m o to r c i r c u i t f o r a s e p a r a t e m e te r , a s a l o w e r r a t e w i l l b e m a d o f o r t h i s c la s s o f b u s in e s s .

P a r t i e s h a v in g c e i l in g f a n s o p e r a t e d b y g a s o r s t e a m ,1 c a n r e a d i ly c h a n g e t o a s m a l l m o to r a n d t h u s s e c u r e a r e l i a b l e s e rv ic e w i t h n»i d i r t o r s m e l l a n d w i th ' a g r e a t ly d i m i n i s h e d t i r e hazard.

S e v e r a l p a r t i e s h a v e a l r e a d y c o n t r a c t e d f o r c u r r e n t f o r c h a r g in g a u to m o b i le s .

A w o r d a s t o m o to r s . P r o s p e c t iv e c u s to m e r s m a y buy- w h e r e t h e y p l e a s e a n d w h a t t h e y p l e a s e . W e s h a l l f e l l m o to r s , b u t a s i t h a s a l- •w ays b e e n o u r p o l ic y tO u s e ll o n l y t h e / B E S T i n c a n d e s c e n t l a m p s , a n d a t a p r i c e , w h ic h ia p r a c t i c a l l y C O S T , s o i t i s Yiot o u r p u r p o s e t o m a k e a n y c o n s id e r a b l e p r o f i t f ro m t h e s a le o f m o to r s . C o n s u l t u s b e fo r e b u y in g . 1 2 3 -

J O H N N . B fe lR T lS , Undertakerand Embalmer

708 M A T TISO N A V E H U EC o ff in s a n d B u r i a l C a s k e ts o n h a n d o r f u r '

n i s h e d t o o r d e r . T e le p h o n e 1 3 1 B .

D O G S .

Notice is hereby given th a t every per- soa wh-< shall own, keep or harbor aoy dog within the c ity o f Aebury Park , shall .Urvo the sam e reg is te red and num bered witb the clerK oE.tli? city , arid Shall place upon the netjk o f each dog so kep t o r harbored, a collar,'havlfig engraved thereon upoti a ini-isi su rface , th e name of the owner of said dog.and th e register- num ber tbereof- And it shall be law ful for any person, on and after tbe first day of Ju n e next, to k ill any dog found straying of! thn owner’s premises w ithou t such collar upon its neck.

F . L. TEN B R O EC K , Mayor.

Dated M ay 25, 1000. ■ ' 124-29

HENDRICKSON’SBOARDHIEJTABLE

Now Open for the Season.Special Attention Given to Boarding Horaet,

M ER C H AN T TA ILO Rsolicits trade from those who are w illing to pay a

■ reasonable price for hon­est clothing materials and faultless m aking. I sat­isfy present patrons— let me do the same for jyou,

M U L L E RM erchant T ailor,

7 0 3 M attlson A ve.

Y o uK n o w

. 215 FIRST AVENDE, ...!B etw een K ingsley and B ergb,

ASBURY PARK. 1 2 4 -4 8

Slabupg Park TLotzlz.

S U N S E T H A L tF o u r t h A v e n u e , n o a r O c e a n .

S u p e r io r i n e v e ry r e s p e c t .

J O H N R O C K A F E L L E R & S O N .

( ^ r ^ m a r r t / i f l < n d r o i ! F i r s t A v o n n o a n d f io r g k S t r o o t .V # 1 Q l l l C i y . D m j 'I L 'C 'B S a m e s u c c e s s f a l m a n a g e m e n t . N e a r b e a c h , p a v i l i o n s a n d b a t h i n g g r o u n d s . O p e n s J u n e 1 0 . I l l u s t r a t e d b o o k le t a n d t e r m s o n a p p l i c a t i o n .

H A R R Y J . R O C K A F E L L E R .

2 1 0 F o u r t h A v e n u e . J u n e t o O c to b e r .

I f l S t f t l * ' 1 6 t^ S o q b o d * O n 0 ^ o c *£ f r o m o c e a n , b a t h i n g g r o u n d s , m u s icp a v i l i o n , e tc . cati> n.

N e a r g o l f l i n k s . R a t e s , b o o k le t , e tc . , o n a p p l i .S . A . O L IV E R .

Grand A ve . Hotel E n l a r g e d a n d im p r o v e d , r iu p e r io r t a b l e .

E l e c t r i c l i g h t , s u n p a r l o r S t e a m h e a t in w in t e r . O p e n a l l y o a i .

L . S I L L , P r o p r i e to r .

The Im perial C o r n e r ( j r a n d a u d 9 u m m e r f l e ld A v e n u e s . S i x t e e n t h e e a e o n .W in t e r a n d S u m m e r . P e r m a n e n t a n d t r a n s i e n t g u e s t s . T e r m s ,

t o $ 1 2 ; $2 p e r d a y . ' H . A . K IN G S L E Y .

-Grand Central 1 0 6 S e c o n d A v e n u e . O n e - h a l f b lo c k f ro m B e a c h . A l l i m ­p r o v e m e n ts . S u p e r io r c u i s i n e . S p e c ia l r a t e s M a y a n d J u n o ,

A. T E R H U N E .

The Vendom e C o r n e r B a n g s A v e n u e a u d M a in S t . N e a r U n io n d e p o t a n d o n t r o l le y . O p e n a l l t h e y e a r . F i r s t - c l a s s in e v e ry p a r t i c u l a r . K e d u c o d r a t e s t iU J u l y . E D W A R D B . P A L E N .

Auditorium S ix th a n d K in g s le y . 1 0 0 y a r d s from b e a c h a n d n o a r a l l p o i n t s o f i n t e r e s t . A ll i m p r o v e m e n t s . U n e x c e l l e d t a b l e .

W M . D E B O W , P r o p r i e to r ,

B ristol F o u r t h a n d O c e a n . D i r e c t ly o n t h e b e a c h .N ow m a u n g e m e n t a n d n e w ly f u r n i s h e d . O p e n s M a y 1 5 . F i r s t - c l a s s i n e v e ry , p a r t i c u l a r 8 . B A N T A , P r o p r i e to r .

S he Madison D iro c t ly f a c in g o c e a n . H o m e l ik o c o m f o r t s . S e le c t f a m i ly r e s o r t . M o d e rn . E v e n in g d in n e r s ; S e n d f o r b o o k lo t .

. J . K , D O D M A N ,

Edgem ere Inn 1 0 8 F o u r t h A v e n u 6. F i f t y y a r d s f ro m o c e a n .A ll m o d e m im p r o v e m e n t s . *

C . M . V A N W I C K L E , f o rm e r ly o f The W il la r d .

The Leadfey F o u r th A v e n u e , n o a r o c e a n . T w e n t i e t h s e a s o n , a p p o in t e d a n d c o m p l e te i n a l l r e s p e c t s . R a t e s o

P R O B S T & L E A D L E Y , P r o p r i e to r s

H a n d s o m e ly a p p l i c a t i o n , ia M a n a g e r s .

D e vo n p o rt Inn A b s o lu te ly f ln o s t l o c a t i o n o n o c o a n f r o n t . N e w ly d e c o r a t e d a n d f u rn i s h e d . . O c e a n v i e w f ro m a l l r o o m s . C u i s in o a s p e c i a l f e a tu r e . E . C . L IN D S A Y .

W hite House C o r n e r A s b u ry a n d W e b b '. O p o n J u n o 1. N e a r o c o a n a n d a l l p o i n t s o f i n t e r e s t . F i r s t - c l o s a i n e v o ry w a y .

D IG M A N & S T E W A R D .

The Magnolia F i n eF o u r th A v e n u o a n d H o c k S t r e o t . v iow o f t b o o c o a n . O p e n f r o m M

H A R R Y D U F F I E L D , P ro p e r .

D e l ig h t f u l ly lo c a t e d .O p o n f ro m M a y t o O c to b e r .

JDoes Your Furn itu re Look Like New?

I f it does not,.send m e a postal card and I will call per­sonally 3tid tell w hat the cost will be to make iU5o, Mattresses renovated. Cushion work of all kinds. Com­plete line of upholstering goods always in stock.

Upholstering and Decorating. EDWIN A. WEIS, 6 1 2 Cookman Avenue.

BICYCLESCENTRAL HALL

BICYCLE StOREM . L . F E R R I S , P r o p r i e t o r .

A ll th e Leading M akes o f W heels.O rien t—the leading racer of the world. C leveland—the old favorite.Spald ing—equal to tbe best.D ay ton—ever popular »nd reliable; B arnes )S terling ' > Tried and true.C raw ford ) >

Several o th e r m akes.P rices from $22 to $ 75.

R e p a ir in g , R e n tin g , In s tr u c tin g .A gents for Rubber Hose and Mats

and Spalding Sporting Goods.

714 MATTISON AVENUE.

THE-

MERCHANTSAYS :

T elephone service is a g rea t p ro ­m oter o f business. I t no t only is an open door for new business, bu t increases' th e facility with whidh any business m ay be tran s­ac ted .

TELEPHONE SERVICE.

THE HEW YORK ANDNEW JERSEY TELEPHONE CO.

170 Broadway, Long Branch.

Killing and Cutting

- Do ■you know th a t much de­pends on the way th a t killing and cutting is donejas to the tenderness of meat?

Don’t struggle and worry over tough; stringy meat, when you can get the choicest of all kinds by dealing here.

Knierirti’s Columbia

6 4 7 . C o o k m a n A y e .

ANo. © 0 7

ASBURY PARK.

99

House Contains 16 . Rooms an<J Bath. ■■

LOT 50 x150 .Look e t property and make us an

— O FFER -

Monmouth Realty Go.Rooms 12-13, Monmouth Building,

tf. W. Corner Mattison Ave. and Bond St.

ASBURY PARK. N. J .

e* f>0«OOOOOOOOOO<HV

T h e A c c id e n tto the Central Railroad train Serves as a reminder, of the value of accident insurance. A n accident policy of the ’Travelers Insurance Company cost­ing bu t $25' p tr annum to preferred rifeks pays $50 a week indemnity-for a total disability or $10,000 for death by accident while riding as a passenger in any railway passenger car. L et us give you further particulars.

J ! MILAN ROSS AGENCY.. 208 Main St.

D IA M O N D S J E W E L R Y W A T C H ES C LO C K S C U T G L A S S

Jew elry , W atches and Clocks repaired thoroughly and quickly.

H i H . Caswell. 6 3 9 M a tt is o n A v e n u e

A s b u ry P a r k , N . J.

HI,CROSBIER e s p o n s ib le A u c t io n e e r .

Highest Price Paid for Second-Hand Goods.

Laraa-Une of New and Second-Hand ■ BeMgaratora.

The Cheapest Place in Town to Buy Stoves.

5 0 8 T l a i n S t .D o n ' t F o r g e t t h a N u m b e r ,

5 0 8 —

% * 4 TA K E YOUR PICK f

% %*m N o trouble to suit fastidi-•m ous smokers. One hun-

dred brands to choose from,% including all the old favor- ’

ites. Cigar prices range ® * from a nickel to a quarter. ■

BERINGER’S %152-154 Main St. Asbtir; P a rk %

m ^ s* M

M A T T . A P P L E G A T E

P a i n t e r - i f . .

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io s i g m ; peace.Quiet Day In St. Louis Pol-

Towed by Bloodshed.

WORLD’S FAIR IS NOW INVOLVED.

L iiion in ts In Mitits M ee tin g lie n o lv e to Oppone (h e M n c h -T a lk e d o t

E x p o s itio n —A L a rg e Num­b e r n i A r rc u o Nm le.

ST. LO U IS, Mny 25.—T he riotin',' nnd i bloodshed of AVodnomliiy-iii thcujti'ui't oat ! strike gave way jrcsterdny to ci.inpm-a

tive peace and quiet. T he entire <l«y wan absolutely without incident, exeep li'efjinps more cars were'‘run' than 'o ii "itiijc day since the strike was inaugurate.!. A night, however, £lie Ktatua of affiurw sud Jcniy veered, and a repetition of f f i 'i f nesday’s events wns witnessed.

A t 0 o’clock last night a enr, presuma­bly with imported men, left the Union station fo r the fa r w estern section of the city.' W hen the ear reached the In­tersection of P a rk nnd Compton avenues, it wns stopped by a mob of strike sympa­thizers, who made a hostile demonstra tion. E x ac t details ns to ju s t w hat oc curred are not' known, but fragm entary accounts' received up town by telephone art! to the effect th a t as soon ns the cm was linltod the . men on board opened on the crowd w ith n fusillade. John S Hai'ding, a s trik ing motorumn, was hit by n bullet and will probably die. Don aid W atts , another strik ing motorman, received a serious bullet wound, and nn unknown bystander was slightly wound- •ed.■ Union labor has brought the W orld’s fa ir question into the strike controversy. A t fl m ass m eeting n resolution w as pass­ed to the effect th a t all union laboi throughout the U nited Stntes be nsked to in stru ct i t s , representatives to oppose the' passage of the W orld 's fn ir appro priation bill unless the St; Louis T ransit company settles th e strike satisfactorily to its form er employees. The resolution lias been wired to John B. Henderson, speaker of the house of representatives.

Since the strike began 200 ufrests of „ persons alleged to have violated the law

in its connection hnve been made, 25 w ar­ran ts have been issned, 10 indictments reported by the grand jury , and the re­m ainder of the eases hnve been taken to th e police and U nited Stntes courts, Where ulany of them arc still pending, Iu m ost of the cases w hich have been tried In the police courts the defendants have been discharged. A few of the prisoners have been released w ithout trial, the po­lice failing to collect the evidence for prosecution. •'S n p p re M lo n o f “ B o ie r i ” D em an d ed .

SH A N G H A I, Mny 25.—The members of the Chinese secret society known as the “Boxers” are now openly drilling at Peking, and many high Manchus, Includ­ing members of the imperial elan, a re join ing th e movement, which is becoming so ,threatening th a t the diplomatic repre scntntives nre about to take action. Senor B. J . de Cologan, the Spauish m inister und doyen o t the diplomatic corps, has m ade a demand upon the tsung-li-yamen {Chinese foreign Offlce) couched in the strongest term s for the immediate sup pression of the “ Boxers,” threatening th a t otherwise nil the powers concerned would land troops in China. Advices re­ceived here 'from Korea say Bussiun troops now occupy Mnsatnpho nnd will prevent the passage of all comers over th e territo ry in K orea claimed by Russia.

P reB b y ter ln n A m rm M r.ST. LO U IS , May 25.—Y esterday's ses­

sion of the" P resbyterian general assem ­bly wns devoted largely to the reports of committees. T here wns a bit of u sensa­tion sprung ugaiu by the judicial com mlttcev announcing th n t th e committee had agreed to drop the case of H erm an W nrszaw lak. A report to th a t effect was m ade to the assembly, which wns adopt­ed. T here remain but a few unim portant comm ittees to be heard from, and the prom ise of ndjournm ent Saturday a fte r­noon wns confidently made by S tated C lerk Roberts.

N o m in a t io n s C on firm ed . -W A SH IN G T O N . May 25.—T he senate

in .executive session has confirmed the following nominations: W illiam Glover G age of Michigan to be the commission­e r on the pa rt of the United S ta tes on th e Chilean claims commission'; John C. Freem an of Wisconsin, to be consul a t Copenhagen. Navy — Charles Norman Fiske of M assachusetts, assistan t sur­geon in the navy; lieutenant (junior grude), Thom as J . Senn; lieutenant (jun­ior grade). J a y H . Sypher. Postm aster— Rhode Island, W alter Price, a t AVesterly.

In ju n c tio n F o r H e a lth B o a rd .SAN FRA NCISCO, M ay 25.—Judge

M orrow has issued an order directing the boaril o f'health of this city to show why nn injunction should not be g ranted re-

.stra iu ing th a t body from interfering with the freedom and liberties o f the Chinese of this city and those desiring to leave i t An embargo w as placed upon the Chinese and Japanese residents of the city on the ground th a t the plague wns prevalent, nnd it is expected th a t the proceedings will show conclusively w hether or not the disease is p resen t. in the city.

H n y i H u rt In E x p lo s io n .N E W YO RK, Slay 25.*-Henry Klace,

15 years old, was probably fatally in­ju red yesterday in nn explosion of pow­der in nu old barn in Cnnarsie, E nst New York, Brooklyn. H e and three compan­ions of nbout the samo age were playing w ith the powder aud some giant torpedo caps ln th e large barn. Ilenry Spahn w as taken to the hospital badly injured, and his brother Edw ard and John H ar­ris weVc seriously hurt, but able to be removed to their homes.

Indian** (I n i in a n Is la n d .TOLED O , May 25.—The grandchildren

of the la te Indiuu chief Au-To-Kee intend to put up a Ktrong contest in the Uulted S ta tes courts for possession of P resque isle, which w as deeded to the chief by the government in 1833. according- to the teim s of n treaty . Those who now occu­py the property claim th a t it w as deeded to them by the Into Indian chief’, bot th a t the deed hns bean loM: T

D e(eu n c P o r M nnclm rla .'ST. PE T E R S B U R G , M ay 2 5 —A plan

fo r tho defense of M anchuria has been draw n up. Six fortl0ed posts w ill he erected. F o r the purpose of strategical study General Snchnroff, chief of the Russian general staff,, will s ta r t for M an­churia ut the end of th is month, nccom- panlod by eight high Russian ollhyrs, to prepare fo r n possible conflict -w ith J a ­pan.

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w tU T O R IA ’S B IR T H D A Y .

A d d ed Zent In th e C e le b r a t io n H c- e n n se o f R e c e n t V ic to r ie s .

LONDON, Mny 25.—Under the stim ulus of the relief of M afeking and Lord Roberts’ rapiil and successful progress t h i queen’s birthday has been celebrated th/oughout the empire with unique and almost: unprecedented rejoicings. Tht twofold nature of tbe cclobrations gavi the occasion unusual brilliancy.

The recent dem onstrations only wiij't ted the-,public appetite for displays o patriotic feelings, und consequently yes terdny n'ns chosen for all Ulndp-ot fune lions iri connection wlSi the,ivar nnd it fuuds. In London nud in the provincial towns there wito a tricolor eruption. Ev­ery private iioiW w a i decorated witT m iniature union jacks, and n picturesqu carnival procession n mile long of cm emblematic of the w ttt” paraded-»th i northern suburbs of London. .

Torchlight processions and reviews if the garrison towns, etc., were witnessei throughout the country. The school chi! dren had a holiday, ahd ill most place, there was a partial suspension of bus', ness. •

The west end of London at night wa brilliantly illuminated, andv thousand: crow'ded the streets, wBfflng' patriotic favors.

In .the house of commons the govern m ent leddcr, Mr. A. J . Balfour, announo ed. th n t Lord Salisbury would consider » proposal to appoint a national Thanlts giving day, w ith a suitable form of pray er, in acknowledgm ent-of G od 's’ vouch safing Victory to the B ritish arms.

A B ir th d a y D in n er;W A SH IN G TO N , M ay 25.—T be anni

versary of the birthday of Queen Victo rla w as celebrated a t the British-embassy last night by a dinner given by L ord ami Lady Pauncefote to a ttaches of the em bassy and a num ber of other friends.

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C O N D E N S E D D tS P A T C H E aSouth D akota Republicans nominated

Charles N. Herried for governor./Mrs. Catherine Gladstone, widow ol,

the statesm an, was reported ill in Lon don. •

T he proposed Swiss law for compulso­ry insurance was defeated on the popularvote, : I

C aptain Seely,-Unionist, was elected, to the B ritish parliam ent from the Isle ofW igh t.' v;‘ ' \ . r':

T he W estinghouse Airbrake company of P ittsb u rg has received a $20,000 order from Peru . >

T h e Republicans In K entucky will turn over the minor sta te offices to-the Demo­crats a t once.

Ju d g e Tuley, in a decision a t Chicago declared illegally held nearly all the posi tions in th e city in the graded service.

I t was reported, a t Albany th a t Presi dent M cKinley had offered to Charles T. Saxton the position” of judge advocate of Porto Rico.

M ore N e e ly F ro n d s .W A SH IN G TO N ! May 25.—According

to inform ation received from Hi,*.ana the authorities there are making progress in unearthing frauds against the postal rpv cnues. A tip has been received from Spe­cial Agents Seybolt aud W illiam s iu which they charge Neely with not ac­counting for stamps, moneys, property, etc., aggregating more than $05,000. T here are five c o u ^ s in th is charge against Neely. One involves^ the appro­priation to himself of stamps, moneys, etc., amounting to $57,000, auotbei $1,500, one for $5,000, one for $1,500 and one fo r $300. T his report will be for­warded to the counsel for the govern­m ent a t New York. ' I ... -

A T w e n t ie th C en tu ry F u n d .A TLA N TA , May 20.—The southern

general assembly of the Presbyterian church-will likely raise a tw entieth cen­tu ry fund of $1,000,000 to be used prin­cipally for. the establishm ent of educa­tional institutions. The special "com ­m ittee to which was referred an over-, tu rp from the presbytery a t Louisville and one from L. H . Blanton, J . L. Vance and others asking th n t tbo fund be ra is­ed reported favorably upon the overtures a t th e opening session. T here ,is much fuvorable ' Bentiment in the assembly to­w ard the movement to raise the fund, and the recommendation will doubtless be adopted.

T o R e c o n s tr u c t th e B u ford .W A SH IN G TO N , May 2 5 ,-T h e secro

tary ’o f w ar has awarded the contract foi the reconstruction of the' transport >u- ford to the Newport News Shipbuilding company, which was the lowest blddei for the work a t $397,000. The Buford it to be fitted out as a troopship for serv­ice between the United S tates and th t Philippines; Under the term s of the contract made yesterday the vessel is~tc be m ade ready for sea in 125 working days.

M ine F ir e C h eck ed .H A ZL E TO N , Pa., May 2 5 —The Ort

In the No. 2 slope a t Luttim er which broke • out W ednesday morning is still burning, but the. officials believe that they have It under control and th a t it will be extinguished in a day or two. Thousands of gallons of w ater nre being draiucd into the workings every hour.

D e a d ly I.ltsU tnln if.JA M E ST O W N , N. Y., Mpy 25.—A

bolt o f lightning which struck ju st'sou l! of th is city last evening fatally Injuroc P e rry Mead and seriously injured Charles B ragg aud Otis' Darling. Tht bolt killed a team of horses belonging tc M r. Bragg.________ -

T e a c h e r A e q u lttc d .G EN EV A , N. Y„ May 25.—Miss Mary

Bond, the-schoolteacher, who wns arrest­ed, charged with assault in the third de­gree, wns acquiftcd. The teacher was charged with severely 'punishing- a boj pupil a t her school. -■ : ' ;y

W e a th e r P r o b a b il it ie s . 1Fair; winds mostly fresh northerly. .

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C O T T O N B R O K E R S F A I L .

Price* M cC orm ick A- Co.’s L ia b ili t ie s M ay tlcnch $ I3,000,««0.

> N E W YO RK, May 25.—Price, McCor mlck & Co. of 72-Broadwayy tho largest cotton brokers in-the world, /aiiud'yoijtei'r day afternoon. Au attem pt to corner the votton m arket canned-their failure. W il­liam Nelson Cromwell, the counsel for the uHsigner, sta ted th a t it was imjivnt-/ ticable to make any statem ent coni-oiii- ing the condition of the tirm. because M Its extensive business and i ts '. nuuiet'ou.- brnneheH, * H e said th a t the to ta l Uu-.-ii ties are $.13,000,000, nearly a l! o f \v'di­m e well secured.

The members of the firm' nre Theodore H ; Price, W . G . McCormick, R .; M Stunrt-VVoCHey,' W a lte r VV. Pricespecial partner, George Crocker. \Th< special partner, Sir. Crocker, i s ; rclntci, to. the Tveulthy..Cullfornju Jam ily of tha; name and put iu the firm n capital of $500,000, to which nmount his liiibility is limited. Mr. McCormick is a. m em ber of the Chicago fumily of reaper fame. Mr. S tuart-W ortiey is a sonJin-inw of R ear Admiral Schley.

The cotton m arket was throw n into a panic by the nnuonncement of th e fail ure. The firm wns enmmouKly.interest­ed In cotton from the long side, of the ac­count nud for months hnd been u potent bull factor in the movements o f the cot-, ton m arkets of the world. ' •

Othtir fnilures were said to* be im­pending, nud' g’feat caution prevailed in the m atter of margining accounts.

Price, McCormick & Co. hnve severnl bm nches in New Englnnd. A t,one time they hnd n wire agency in Boston, but-of late the business has been transacted through various broker -bouses."there, in­cluding the firms of George A. Fernaid £■ Co., H ayden,-Stone & Co., Towle & Fits: gerald,. Lee, Higgiijson & Co. and others. A t Fernaid & Co.’s ofiice in Boston it was stated th a t Price, McCormick & Co.’a account w ith them w as very small.

/C h i c a g o N o t A f f e c t e d .

CHICA GO, May 25^—Chicago is not heavily interested in cotton-speculntlon hence the Pricc-M cCormick failure was of comparatively little importance here, As fflr as can be ascertained alm ost nil the Chicago business in cotton w as tran s­acted by th is New York house, but the nmounts involved a t present are under­stood to be small, and ' in some, cases the balances.nre due to the eastern firm ..

F E R R O U H C A L L S . -

F o r t h e F ir s t T im e In S e v e r a l W e e k s H e V is it s H a y .

W A SH IN G T O N , May 25.—All Fer- rouh Bey, the T urkish m luister here, call­ed a t the stnte depnrtm ent yesterday for the. first time in several weeks and spent about 15 m inutes in conference w ith Sec­re ta ry H ay . H is call—was said to 'b e in the usunl routine of diplomntic dtjtj', and it is gathered th a t the m inister w as in quest o f inform ation as to th e tenor bf C harge Grlscom’s note, presented by him to the' porte in connection w ith the Amer­ican indem nity claims.

The m inister has not yet arranged for a presentation to the officials here of Ah­m ed' Pasha, the T urk ish vice' admiral, now visiting him, and it is probable that th a t officer will first go about his mission of ascertaining, th e resources of eastern shipbuilding concerns, going to Cram ps’ and then to N ewport News.

I t is said a t the navy departm ent th a t -the projected-visit iif 'th e cruiBer A lbanj- to tbe M editerranean, has n o . diplomatic significance w hatever. So fa r, a t least, no orders' have been forw arded to Captain Craig, her commander, to tak e the ship to any T urk ish port, though it is said th a t under his g en era l' authorization to cruise in the M editerranean he is a t liber­ty to touch a t Sm yrna, A lexandretta or nny o ther T urkish M editerranean port if he secs fit to do so. ' ,: v

S a ln ts ' C a n o n ise d .- . ,, JROM E, May-25.—There was a mrignlf-’

icent spectacle in St. P e te r’s today on the occasion of th e canonization of Jean B aptiste de la Salle, the founder of the order o f C hristian B rothers, and R ita di Cascia, a nun of tbe A ugustinian order. T he interior o f ' the vast basilica was illum inated and adorned with.mngniiicent hangings, and the building w as filled with a great concourse of people, including all the pontifical dignitaries, diplom ats'arid the R om nm iobility . O f the 60,000 spec­tato rs about 30,000 were foreign pilgrims. Ita lian troops kept order in the square in fron t of S t. P e ter’s, while the pontifical bodyguard was stationed w ithin the ca­thedral.

G e r m a n B l e s t I n s p e c t i o n .' B E R L IN , M ay 25.—T he m eat inspec­

tion bill which passed th e reichstag in the compromise fo rm . hnd 'its essential hygienic features elim inated owing to the A grarian influences a t work in the cham­ber. In its final shape it contains no prior vision for trichlnoe inspection and none for the inspection of anim als slaughtered for family use. These were the two strongest hygienic features of the bill in its original form. : •

C o stly P e a r l F o u n d ,BOSTON, May -25.—A -pearl of great

price is likely to belong to Mr. Allan Wood of th is city. H e took Mrs. W ood1 to lunch a f te r the circus, and in a L ittle Neck clam served on the half shell he found n 39 grain peari. A jew eler now raises M r. W ood’s hope of richness by saying th a t if the pearl proves to be per­fect its value will be $18,200. /

. K e w 1 o r k M a r k e t s .N E W Y O R K , M a y 2 1 —F L O U R - S t a t e

a n d - w e s te r n fn a Q r m e r p o s i t i o n , b u t n o h i g h e r ; M i n n e s o t a p a t e n t s . J3 .60a3 .85 j w i n ­t e r s t r a i g h t s , $3.45o3J>5; w i n t e r e x t r a s , (2.55 a2 .8 5 ; w i n t e r p a t e n t s . J3.60a3.85.

W H E A T — F i r m a n d a s h a d e higher o n u n f a v o r a b l e c r o p a n d w e a t h e r n e w s f r o m t h e n o r t h w e s t , t o g e t h e r w i t h a l i t t l e for­eign b u y i n g ; J u l y , 72% a72 l l - 1 6 c . ; S e p t e m ­b e r , 73 5 -1 6 aT JH c.

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C O R N —Q u i e t , b u t f i r m o n l i g h t o f f e r ­i n g s , b i g c l c o r a n c e a a n d u d e m a h d f r o m s h o r t s : J u l y , 42% a42% c. ,

O A T S —N e g l e c t e d ; t r a c k , w h i t e , s t a t e , 28 a34>£c.; t r a c k , w h i t e , w e s t e r n , 28a & iH c . .

P O R K —S t e a d y ; m e s s . |1 2 a l2 .7 5 ; f a m i l y , J14al4 .50 .

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B U T T E R —S t r o n g ; s t a t o d a i r y , 1 0 a l9 c .; s t a t e c r e a m e r y , 16!{‘a 20c . *

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' J*8 0 * ip ;S O a .m ., 2 .8 0 , 8 .8 0 p .m . w e e k d a y s . L e a v o M a r k e t S t . W h a r f , v i a J a m o a b u r g , 7 .8 0 a .m ., 4 .0 0 p .m ., w e e k -d a y s .

W a s h i n g t o n a n d t n e S o u t h .LEAVE BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,

F o r B a l t im o r e a n d W a s h in g to n , 8 .5 0 ,7 .2 0 ,8 ,8 2 * 1 0 .2 0 , 1 1 .2 8 , 1 1 .8 8 a .m ., ( 1 2 .8 0 L im i to d i

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7 -3 0 ' 0 -1 2 , .11 .2 8 , 11 .88 a .m .,1 .1 8 (D in in g C a r ) , 8 .1 2 , 4 .4 1 , (5 .2 0 C o n - gTO Fsional L im i to d , D in in g C a r ) , 0 .0 5 , 0 .5 5

^ a r )* ( D in in g C a r ) p .m . , a n d 12 .20 n i g h t . '\

T im e - ta b le s o f a l l o t h e r t r a i n s o f th o s y s te m m a y b e o b t a i n e d a t t h e t i c k o t o ffices o r B ta tio n a .* « _ <J. H . W O O D , Q e n . P bbb. A g t.J . B . H U T C H IN S O N . G e n . M tn a g o r .

JJEW YORK AHD LONG BRANCH R. R.T im e T a b le in e f f e c t N o v e m b e r 1 9 tb , 1 8 9 9 .

S T A T IO N S I N N E W Y O R K .C e n t r a l R . R . o f N e w J e r s e y , f o o t o f L ib e r ty

a n d W h i t e h a l l s t r e e t s . ( S o u th F e r r y t e r m in a l .) P e n n s y lv a n ia R . R „ f o o t o f C o r t la n d t , Dcb-

b ro ss o s a n d W o s t T w e n ty - th i r d s t r e e t s .L e a v e N E W Y O B K f o r A 8 B U H Y P A R K a n d

O C E A N G B O V E .F o o t o f L ib e r ty s t r o o t : 4 .80* 8 .8 0 , 1 1 .8 0 a . m .,

• 4 ,8 0 , 0 ,2 8 p . m .F o o t o f W h it e h a l l s t r e e t ( S o u th F e r r y t e r m i ­

n a l : ) 8 .2 5 , l l . S u a . m ., *4 2 5 , 0 .1 0 p m .F o o t o f W e s t T w e n t y t h i r d s t r e e t : 8 .6 5 a . m . ,

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* 5 .1 0 p .mF o o t C o r t l a r Jt s t r e e t : 9 .0 0 a . m ., 1 2 ,5 0 , * 8 .8 8 ,

* 5 .1 0 p . i l . ______

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Y o rk o n ly ) , * 8 .0 0 , 8 .5 0 a . m ., 1 2 .1 0 , 2 .2 5 , 4 0 0 , 5 .8 8 , 0 .2 9 p . ra .

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F o r T r o n to n a n d P h i l a d e l p h ia ,v i a B o u n d B ro o k r o a to , 0 .1 7 ,8 .0 0 a . m ., 1 2 .1 0 , 4 0 0 p . m .

F o r T o m s R lv o r a n d in te r m e d i a t e s t a t i o n s t o C a m d e n , 1 2 8 p . m .

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F o r P o in t P i o a B a n t ,7 .0 0 ,1 0 .2 7 ,1 0 ,5 9 a . m , 1 .2 8 , 2 .5 8 ,5 .1 0 0 1 5 , 0 .4 8 . 8 2 8 p . m .

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R U F U 8 B L O D G E T T , J . R . W O O D ,S n p t . N . Y. & L . B . R .R . G . P . A ., P e n n . R .R .

H , P . B A L D W IN ,G . P . A ., C . R .R .

ADD OHIO RO O TDWEST AJfD SOUTH. U

T h e F F Y , a s o l i d t r a i n o f P u l lm a n v e s t i b u le s le e p e r s , d i n in g c a r a n d d a y c o a c h e s , flew York to C incinnati and Louisvillev ia W a s h in g to n w i t h o u t e x t r a f a r e , l e a v in g N o w Y o rk b y P o n n o y lv q n ia R a i l r o a d a t 4 ,5 5 p . n w P h i l a d e l p h ia a t 7 .4 0 p .m . ; a r r i v e s a t H o t S p r in g s 7 .2 5 a .m ., C i n c in n a t i 5 p .m , L o u i s v i l l e 8 .1 5 p .m . , S t . L o u i s 7 .8 0 n e x t m o rn in g .

F a s t C in c in n a t i E x p r e s s , w e e k d a y s , le a v e s N e w Y o rk 8 .0 0 a .m ., P h i l a d e l p h i a 1 0 .2 0 ; a r ­r iv e s C in c in n a t i 7 .5 5 a .m ., L o u i s v i l le 1 1 .1 1 a .m ., S t . L o u ie 0 .5 0 a .m ., g iv in g d i r e c t c o n n e c t io n s t o p o i n t s b e y o n d .

. F i r s t - c l a s e l im i t e d r a t e s f ro m A s b n r y P a r k O f N e tv Y o rk t o C in c in n a t i , $ 1 0 ; L o u is v il le $ 1 0 ,5 0 : S t . L o u i s , $ 2 1 .2 5 : S a n F r a n c i s c o , $ 7 8 .7 5 ; ex* c n r s i o n /$ l 4 3 .5 0 . 1 0 day s* s to p - o v e r a t W a s h ­in g to n , D . C ., a l lo w e d a l l t i c k e t s .

T h r o u g h t i c k e t s a i*d b a g g a g e c h e c k s a t A s b u ry P a r k a n d a l l N e w Y o rk a n d L o n g B r a n c h S t a ­t io n s , a n d a l l p r in c i p a l P e n n s y lv a n ia R a i l r o a d o ffices . , %

J O H N K U R V Y , T i c k e t A g e n t .f r a n k m c c o n n e l l , p ^ a .

8 0 2 a n d 1 3 2 8 B r o a d w a y , N . Y.H . W . F c i ,l e b . O P A . -

QDAL1TY FIRST j t * * J * c *

Tlie standard of excellence maintained for years in the Selling of Groceries at our old stand will be maintained at our new store." The new quarters are better adapted, for our'growing trade. ’ O ur always reliable delivery system will be better than ever. W hy not come down town aud look the new store o v e r ? ''A ttractive goods a t attractive prices will '

:y; :. j.; & 6 p :Main' Entrance, 607-609 Cookman Ave.Carriage Entrance,- .606-608 Mattison -Ave.

• Formerly a t Main S treet and Aabury Av«nu«

k MANUFACTURING P LA N TP l i U X U B I N O

S U P P I i l E S

can find ju st what is required in supplies at our ,store. W e never-; allow our stock to become depleted no m atter liow great the demand. W e carry everything which years of careful observance has shown is needed. I t doesn’t take long to get anything to you under these conditions.

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C . W . S I M O N S O ND IS T R IC T AO E N T FO R

Ballantine’s ExPofte Extraand ImagerSt'

B e e r sBottled by Steam Process and Guaranteed to Keep in any 01in ia te /'$ ^

W in e s , L i a u o r s , a n d F o r e ig n a n d D o m e s tic A l e s a n d P m

Goods delivered only on order—free of charge. •-Y

Telephone call 67-a. J-.;1

W I L L I A M G R I F F m , J R .

’ W E S T W A W A S ^ i A S S A' D E A L E R I N

I M ' P O R T E D B E E R S 'ALL THE BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND LIQUORS

C O T T A G E T R A D E S O L I C I T E D .

‘T e le p h o n e ^ P b .9 0 5 ' A s b u r y P a r k , N . J .

‘Einaneial “Einaneial

R e a l E s t a t e and I n s u r a n c e ̂ 2 2 a Main Street.

O ffice fo rm e r ly o c c u p ie d b y ^ -----

W A S H I N G T O N W H I T E . •

Insurance w ritten In reliable companies and in good form.

B e a l E s t a t e b o u g h t , s o ld a n d e x c h a n g e d . _L i s t o f C o t ta g e s f o r r e n t . ------k— — *M o n e y to L o a n o n B o n d a n d M o r t g a g e

WILLIAM GIFFARD.O fflce o f W m . G i f f a r d , T o w n s h ip C o l le o to r .

D. GATESLICENSED GENERAL

AUCTIONEER

0)ONMOU1>H © r^ J S T A N D ..S a f e D e p o s o t C o m p a n y

C Q O N M O U H H B U I I j D I K G , P S B U ^ Y B A I ^ K

Capital, $100,000 Surplus, $25,000

E x e c u te s a l l t r u s t s k n o w n t o t h e l a w ; l o a n s m o n e y o n b o n d a n d m o r t g a g e ; r e c e iv e s d e p o s i t s s u b je c t t o c h e c k a n d a l lo w s i n to r o s t o n d a i l y b a l a n c e s ; a c t s a s t r u s t e e , r e g i s t r a r a n d t r a n s f e r a g e n t ; p a y s c o u p o n s ; m a k e s d o m a p d a n d t im e l o a n s o n a p p r o v o a c o l l a t e r a l ; s a f e d e p o s i t v a u l t s .

A . C . T W IN IN G , P r e s id e n t . R . A , T U S T IN G , S e c r e t a i^ .

* G . B . fil. H A R V E Y , V ic e -P r e s id e n t .D . C . C O R N E L L , T r e a s u r e r . •

D IR E C T O R S .O . H . B ro w n , C oL G . B . M . H a r v e y , H e n r y M it c h e l l ; U . D,J , H . B u c h a n a n , G eo . F . K r o e h l, J o h n P . O ’B r ie n ,- *D . C . C o r n e ll , B ruc® ** K e a t o r , M . D . P e r r y R . S m i th ,W m . J . H a r r i s o n , R . A T a s t i n g . ' S . A . P a t t e r s o n ,

A . C . T w in in g . H . H , V r e e la n d f G . D . W . V ro o m

F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n kOF ASBURY PARK:

Mattison Avenue and Bond StreetBetween Postoffice and Deppt.

[O RG ANIZED FEBRUARY, 1 8 8 6 ]

O F F I C E R S

G e o r g e F. K r o e h l , President O. H . B r o W n , First Vice President

M. L . B a m m a n , Second Vice President M. V. D a g e r , Cashier

M. H . S c o t t , A ssistant Cashier

Patrons valuables recfeived for safe keeping free of charge. Foreign Exchange bought and sold. Collections promptly acknowledged.

Your Business Favors Respectfully Solicited

All kinds o f merchandise bought for spot cash, such ns hotel and household furniture.

Entiro stores bought, including hardware, jewelry, groceries or other business.

Clmttle mortgages bought or foreclosed.. Goods sold on commission.

' 5 0 1C o r . S u m m e r f i e ld A v e n u e , I 1-

ASBUBY PABK, N. ,

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T h e r e i s a

B e s t in EverythingO ur aim is to reach the su­

perlative in our Bicycle Repair­ing. Wfc believe our efforts are appreciated, as our business is heavier aud'heavier each year. Satisfied customers bring their

" ,' friendsr, and thus we grow,. I May we not serve you ? •

; ; ZACHARIAS & CO.,723 MATTISON AVENUE, '

’ ASBURY PARS.

YOST’S EXPRESSD o liv o ra B A Q Q A Q E , F R E IG H T , F U R U I- T U R B , P IA N O S , a n d a l l k ind-5 o f m o v - a b l e g o o d s t o a n y p o i n t i n A s b u r y P a r k , O c o a n G ro v o a n d v i c i n i ty a t m o d e r a te

gr ic e s . P o s t o flico a d d ro s o , L o c k B o x 1 8 , A s b u ry P a r k , R o s id e n c o a n d o fflco ,

0 1 0 S e w a l l a y e n u e . A g e n ts a t s t a t i o n .

H A R R ¥ Y O Q T , P r o p r i o t o r . ^

E S C O L E T T S '; --V • O U E E m i a . V

nnd all rootal illsordoro or tnonoy rotnndod ’ -.’ P X o aean t, N o t a p h y s ic . A r a d i c a l e u ro . COo. a t

L. O, OREllELLE, Asbury Eailr. tt. S.,40 ly ,' o ro f 3TT3 DRUG CO., PilUal, II .

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Page 12: NEW JERSEY DRUGGISTS. TOWNSHIP VS. CITY, POLICE … · VOL. XXV. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, JFR1DAY, MAY 25, 1900. NEW JERSEY DRUGGISTS. At Their Opening Session President Arpers Recommended

acting director general of posts, has abolished the solicitor’s bureau, appoint-*

./ Ing in its place a Jaw clerk, with one ste­nographer, and thus saving $2,700 .an­nually. Jinny other reforms are prom-

' isedv , . ’•The inspectors nre still busy over the

postal accounts, and they say it will be a m onth before th e ir report will b e ready. I n the m eantim e if is not likely tlmt im­portan t developments will arise.

General Wood has ordered thn t every departm ent of the island be thoroughly overhauled. The auditors nre now dealing With the treasury and with the North Am erican T ru st company. L a ter they will deal with the custom house.. There

. ■ ia no suggestion th a t frauds are suspected '•In connection with any of these depart--

“ "m en ta o r institutionsi -but General Wood feels th n t the public desires the most

• Complete investigation of all Cuban ac­counts. Such w move had been contem­plated for several weeks before the dis­covery th a t something had gone wrong In the postal departm ent. Genernl W ood’s order will be executed quite irrespective ot the investigation thn t congress is like­ly 'fo direct. - 1

M r. Runcie, who is the legal represent­ative here of Charles F . W . Neely and Corrydon Rich, says th a t no law can be

' m ade by congress which will effect the re tu rn Of Neely to Cuba nnd th n t it is impossible th a t Neely should bfe brought herp for trial.

Senoi- Per/ecto Lacostc, secretary ol agriculture, Industry and commerce,

v m ade the following sta tem ent:'" I t is imperative in the interests of

Cuba thn t the Fornker lnw should be amended or repealed. I t completely blocks im portant improvements in Cuba. My present intention is to subm it a re­p o rt to Governor General W ood point­ing out the results of the law and asking fo r certain modifications. Amendment would be preferable to absolute abroga­tion, but Vhe latter would be better than to leave things as they are now.”

If you are looking for good things in

/’;^ ;v R e a r / E s ta te :come in and see me.

' J. E: WORKMAN,716 Mattison Avenue.

S& “ I nm"6elliDg tickets to Jacksonville Fla., via the Ocean Steamship Lino, for $16.

CHARLESMT1I & WADE,; ' f y j k M t t k s z s , :a n d F a p e r i l a n g e r s .

Fine work aspecjalty. Full line of samples. W ill call a t your house *

‘ and give estimates.

109 Afibott Avenue, Ocean Grove. N. J .R 5 -8 1

B I O S F o r B u ild in g a S to n e R o a d

W i t h G r a v e l W in g s<? V.. : •• , . . .

In Long Branch, Monmouth County, Now Jersey.

C aban C a m p a ig n Iu te rc s tln f f .SA NTIAGO, Cuba, M ay 25.—The po­

litical situation here is<becoming estrem e- ‘ ly interesting. Numerous meetings are

held nightly. T he orators fo r th e white ■ or Republican party go on the assum p­

tion that; the Americans intend to estnb- i" lish 'a VepjdMie in Cuba and to w ithdraw

aa" soon sSl th a t is accomplished. ®he spol;esnu;rf;j)f the black or National par-

■My ty eiuhn.o i the other hand th a t there is 1 •' "a .'omigii/ripff. between the Republicans , and the Ajriericaus to bring about the an- ' . negation of the island to the United ■jj, S tates1. ..

A y V E lu Y C O N F E R E N C E .

E le c t io n s rld a l l F o r th H e a te d , a n d E v en B i t te r D iscasalo n .

CHICAGO, May 25.—Yesterday were held several eleetious, attended by ex­tremely lively debates, in tbe Methodist general conference. Agents of the east­e r n ' a n d w estern book concerns were

^Trammed, the election for western agents Si '^’resulting iu the retirem ent of Dr. Lewis

p C,urtis of Chicago, over whose manage- * . .inent of the office considerable contro-

vefcsy has taken place. Samuel H . Pye and A. C. Jennings were the successful

^candidates for the Chicago and Ciucin- ■ ^ nikti -offices, and -Homer Baton and

George P . M ains were re-elected to - the I /N ew xfirk office.

.^ ;" V 'v'F0liowing the general plan of unifica- \ tion and" consolidation which has pre-

■f'. vailed throughout the sessions the con ,ference abolished th e office, of secretary

' of the,E pw orth league and refused to al- \ Jojv another secretary for the Sunday

> Bcbool society. I t did, however, recon­sider its action of a week'ago in abolish­ing additional secretaries o f the variolis chnrch benevolences so fa r as the F reed­m an’s Aid and Southern .Educational so

. 7 ciety w as concerned. The. debate respit­ing in th is action w as quite b itte r a t times, the race question being brought out prominently, and once in tne discus-

5 r s i o n an angry delegate accused another ; ' ; of u ttering a falsehood. The convention

a t times became involved in apparently hopeless parliam entary tangles, and I*re siding Bishop Ninde in the afternoon ses sion admonished the delegates not to tu rn tfce conference into a debating so­ciety. T he general conference voted to adjourn sine die nt 1*2:30 o’clock Tues­day next. • .__________ .

• * A P r a c t ic a l T e m p e ra n c e Mun,CH IC A G O , May 25.—The annual con­

vention of the American Antisaloou league is holding - a four days’ session here, 30 sta tes being represented by 100 delegates. A t the close of the reading of th(e annual address of the president. H i ram Price, Rev. H . H . Abram s, superin

.teudent for Iowa, arose and said: “W hat can you tell ns, Mr. President, of the stand of President McKiiil< y on the liquor question?” Objections were made to the timeliness of the query, bnt ^Presi- dent Price overruled them and said: “ I sa t for years by tlie side of W illiam Mc­Kinley in. the house of representatives and know him ,to be u very pure /»n<f clean nian. My opinion is th a t he i t a practical .temperance man.*

B id s w i l l b o r e c e iv e d , a d d r e s s e d t o J o h n G u iro , c h a i r m a n o f R o a d C o m m it te e , L o n e JB ran ch < J i t y , N . J . , u n t i l 1 3 o ’c lo c k n o o n o f S a tu r d a y , M tiy 2 6 , 1 9 0 0 , o n d t h e n p u b l ic ly o p e n e d b y th o R o a d C o m m it to o , a t t h o o ilic o o f w ; H . IJo N y so . 0 0 B r a n c h p o r t a v o n u e . L o n g B r a n c h C i ty . N . J . . f o r t h o c o n s t r u c t i o n o f a b o u t IM jn ilo s o f s to n o r o a d w i t h g r a v o l w in g s , o n B r ig h to n a v o n n o , L o n g B r a n c h , N* J .» u n d o r t h o p r o v is io n s o f th o S t a t e A id R o a d L a w . . V* V

E a c h h i d m u s t .b o a c c o m p a n ie d b y c a s h , c c rti* f lo d c h o c k o r a b id d o r s ’ b o n d , w i t h s a t i s f a c to r y s u r e t i e s , i n t h o s u m o f O n o T h o u s a n d D o l 'a r s , m a d e p a y a b lo t o t h o C o u n ty C o l le c to r 6 f t h o C o n n t y o f M o n m o u th , N . J . , a s a g u a r a u t e o o n t h e p a r t o f th o b i d d e r t h a t h o w i l l e n to r i n t o a c o n t r a c t i f t h o c o n t r a c t s h o u ld b o a w a r d e d t o

F o r s p e c i f ic a t i o n s , b l a n k f o rm s p f p r o p o s a l s n n d o t h o r i n f o r m a t io n , a p p ly t o J o h n G u iro , c h a i r m a n o f R o a d C o m m it te e , L o n s B r a n c h C i ty , N . J . , o r W . H . D o N y so , E n g in e o r . 0 0 B r a n c h p o r t a v e n u e , L o n g B r a n c h C i ty , N . J .

T h e r i g h t t o r e j e c t a n y o r a l l b id s I s r e s e rv e d .J O H N G U I R E ,

D i r e c t o r o f B o a r d o f C h o s e n F r e e h o ld e r s 1 1 8 -2 0 o f M o n m o u th C o u n ty . N . J .

S W. KIRKBRIDE,

Contractor||§ : - - - and Builder

' 5' •T h o f in e s t S n m m e r h o m e s a t D e a l W ore b u i l t n n d o r m y s u p e r v i s io n . P l a n s f u r n i s h e d a n d o s t i m a t e s c h e e r f u l ly g iv o n .

S hop: First Avenue and Main St. ASBURY PARE.

H . K O E H L E R & CO.’S

F ide lio BeefBottled by Steam Process and Guar­

anteed to Keep In any Climate.

ra Anniversary . SaleT h e 1 8 th A n n i v e r s a r y o f t h e o p e n i n g o f t h e O c e a n

P a l a c e S t o r e a n d t h e 4 t h B i r t h d a y o f t h e p o p u l a r M a m ­m o t h E s t a b l i s h m e n t —b o t h a t A s b u r y P a r k —w ill b e o b - s e r v e d a l l t h i s w e e k .

FEATURES OF TriE GREAT EVENT:ANNUAL $2 5H0E SALE Annua! Sale of Dress Goods AnniaaS Sale off GlotHiimig;

^ \ A n n u a l S a le o f R i b b o n s /

T h o u s a n d s o f p a t r o n s f r o m a l i p a r t s o f t h e c o u n t y w e r e d e l i g h t e d w i th t h e b a r g a i n s t h e y s e c u r e d S a t u r ­d a y . T h o u s a n d s m o r e w e r e d e t e r r e d f r o m p a r t i c i p a t ­in g in t h e g r e a t e v e n t o w in g t o t h e s t o r m . T h e s e d i s a p ­p o i n t e d o n e s m a y c o m e a n y d a y t h i s w e e k . T h e y w ill f in d t h e s t o c k c o m p l e t e .

STEINBACH c o m p a n y ,Everything for the Home and Person,

riodern Department Stores.. Ocean Palace, AsburyCookman and flain Park - 7 /

Modern Business nethods.The Mammoth, Cookman and Emory

F O R E IG N A N D DOM ESTIC

W in e s , L i q u o r s , A l e s , P o r t e r s a n d M in e r a l W a t e r s .

Orders Will Receive Prom pt Attention.

S . M I C H E L S O H N ,P . o. H O X 1 2 8 , B E L M A R , N. J .

M . M .

PHain and OmamemtaJ

- ROOFERS u c c e e d e d b yWHITTLE & GIBSON.

T ar Paper, Sheathing Paper, "two and Three-ply Rooting Paper.

THESE LOTS RANGE FROM ONE TO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS/

W h ite ’* M n r i le i r r A rreH tcd.P H IL A D E L P H IA . Stay 23.—Superin­

tendent of Police Quirk has uimouncetl th a t the accomplice of H enry Vvnry of W ilm ington, colored, in the m urder of Professor Roy. Wilson W hite of the U niversity of Pennsylvania was cap­tured late Saturday n ish t-n q d is now locked up ill the M ercer county work­house, near T ren to n ^ Requisition papers for his tran sfer to this city will he made out a t once.

F lllr W il l Itc Oi»en un T im e, B U F F A L O . May* 25.—Rumors have

heen rife th a t the Pan-Am erican oxposi- ' tion would not be ready on the day numed

for its opening, Slay 1, 1001. In order to counteract this impression a m eeting w as held of th e Am usem ent Concession­aires association, a t which the opinion wns unanim ously expressed th a t there w as no reason to believe th a t th e .^ p o s i­tion would not be completed on the date fixed for the opening.

1 Second A tta c k o f lo c k ja w .EA ST GRK ED iW ICH . R . I., May 2 5 .-

T h e 15-year-old sou of W . A. Pierce has / ^ , joBt died from a second a ttack of tetanus,

a Blpailar cose being unrecorded,, it is be- -? lieved, in surgical annals. The first a t­

tack of lockjaw followed a foot wound tw o years ago. , , \ '

■ Q a e e r Neiva F ro m I lrn r ll .' R IO D E JA N E IR O , M ay 25.—I t is as­

serted th a t considerable money Is being spent hero by .agents of the Spanish, F rench anil Germ an governments to cause to be published articles agaiust the I

'governm ents of G reat B rita in and th e I } U nited S tates. ■ • ■:

Snmmerfiold Ave. and Bailroad,A«BTiri.V PARK. N. J.,

- - T h e S t r e e t s o t A s b u r y P & r k a r e 1 0 0 f e e t b r o a d , a n

a d v a n t a g e p o s s e s s e d b y n o o t h e r S e a s i d e

R e s o r t o n t h e J e r s e y C o a s t .

There will never be another seaside town in'M onm outh county that will compare w ith the broad streets and open spaces, such as shown on the map of Asbury J*ark. T his assertion is based on the fact th a t all the ocean front lands between Seabright and Barnegat are already laid out with streets averaging fifty per cent , less in width than those of Asbury Park, w ithout such open spaces a? Asbury Park.

d b s .

“Professional.

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W h e r e p u r c h a s e r s e r e c t b u i l d i n g s t l i e w l i o l e a m o u n t

o f p u r c h a s e m o n e y r e m a i n o n m o r t g a g e *

_ bynicitiDs a n d S o rg e o tie . a a l A p b u ry A v e .. A s b u ry P a r k .

O ffice H o u r s —8 to 1 2 a. m . : 2 t o 8 ; 0 t o fl p . m . T e le p h o n e N o . 5 .

T ^ B . C . W . S H A F T O ,P h y s i c i a n a n d S u rg e o n

5 2 5 L a k e A v e n u e , A r b u r y P a r k . N . J . O ffice H o u r s —8 to 0 a .m , 1 t o 2 a n d 7 t o .8 p .m .

JAMES A. BRADLEY, Owner.Inquire 01 8. T. BULB! Fart

PRICES FROM MAY 24 TO MAY 31. T h i n k o f t h e M o n e y

W e S a v e Y o uAn analysis of our prices will show the way to true economy and expense reduction.

T \ H . G E O . F . W I L B U R ,•*-' P h y u ic ia u a n d S u rg e o n ,B .W . c o r , G r a n d a n d A s b u ry a v e s . , A s b n ry P a r k .

At Q. BUBTON', D .D .8. I . G . BURTON, D.D.s

g U R T O N B R O T H E R S ,

D E N T IS T S .0 2 6 C o o k m a n A v e n u o , A sb u ry P a r k .

B a o d o u in e B u i ld in g . S , W . C o r . B r o a d w a y a n d 2 8 t h S t r e e t , N e w Y o rk

N e w Y o rk o ffic e c lo s e d f r o m M a y u n t i l O c to b e r .

DRE . F . D O R A N . ___D E N T I S T ,

7 1 5 M a t t i s o n A v e n u e , W in c k le r B u i ld in g . A s b u ry P a r k . N . J .

£ ) E A N T H O M P S O N ,

S T E N O G R A P H E R A N D T Y P E W R I T E R . O f f ic e ,1 0 0 8 M a in S t r e e t , A s b u r y P a r k , N . J .

R e s id e n c e , S . M a in S t r e e t , O c e a n G ro v e , N . J .

0 . LAW OFFICES.

Q L A U D E V . G U E R I N * •;

T r a n s a c t s g e n o r a l . l e g a l b u s in e s s .M a s t e r a n d S o l i c i t o r i n C h a n c e ry . 'N o t a r y P u b l ic . V R o o m s 8 a n d 0 .

A p p le b y B u i ld in g , A s b u ry P a r k .

/ ^ I H A B L E S E . C O O K ,A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W ,

M a s t e r i n C h a n c e ry .P r a c t i c e i . . . . ------- ---

R o o m s 1 0 a n d 1 1 , M o n m o u th B u i ld in g .*

______ S u p r e m o C o u r t E x a m in e r .P r a c t i c o i n U . S . C o u r t s .

J. F, HAWKINS.A W K IN S & D U R A N D ,

FRANK bUHAND.

H c o u n s e l o r s -a t -l a w ^ ,O ffico 8—A 'sb u ry P a r k , a n d O c e a q G ro v e B a n k

B n ild in jar M a in S t . a n d M a t t ie o n A v . A e b u ry P a r k ,

ROCKY HILL STONE STORAGE CO.

ROCKY H I U , feW JERSEY.

Crjished. Trap Rock of all sizes, kept con­

stantly on hand.- Carload lots aud upwards

can be loaded on detyand and shipped to all

points' on the Wew York and Long Branch

Railroad. • Also foundation or cellar stone.

A F E W R E M I N D E R S . ANOTHER CARLOAD OF COLUMBIA FLOUR

hea just been received. Have you ever tried this Dour? Many of our customers will use no other, and certainly we believo there is no better flour. $ 4 . 2 0 B b l . i n H a l f - b a r r e l S a c k s .

B e s t F a m i l y F l o u r , 4 9 c p e r S a c k .

F a n c y C o l d P a c k e d T o m a t o e s , 8 c . C a n .B a r t l e t t P e a r s , 1 0 c . C a n . l i c e M a c k e r e l , 5 c . e a c h .

B e s t W h i t e B e a n s , 8 c . q t .1 - 4 l b C a n P o t t e d H a m , 5 c .

1 - 4 l b . C a n D e v i l e d T o n g u e , 5 c , E l e g a n t M i x e d T e a , 3 5 c . l b -

G o o d C o f f e e , i n g r a i n , 1 5 C . l b .O u r P r i n c e s s a t 2 5 c . i s a T r a d e W i n n e r .

A L a r g e G l a s s o f J e l l y f o r 5 e .We have a small lot of Prepared Buckwheat that we will close out at Ibis sale.

— 6 l b . p k g e B e s t B u c k w h e a t f o r 1 5 c .I f you want a package don’t wait au we have only a little of it, and it will soon be gone. 'S w e e t P i c k l e s , t i c . d o z e n . 2 0 c . B o t t l e P i c k l e s f o r l O c .

2 0 c . B o t t l e o f C a t s u p f o r 1< c . _______ y

S p e c ia ls fo r S A T O R D A Y : . •21 LARGE FRESH EGGS FOR 25C. -

Only 25o. worth to a customer.

F i n e s t C r e a m e r y ' B u t t e r , 2 3 c . l b .

G R A N U L A T E D S U G A K , 5 c . l b .In 5 lb lots with other goods.

S o d a C r a c k e r s , f r e s h a n d C r i s p , 4 l - 2 c . l b . N i c n a c s , 4 l - 2 c . l b .

Not more than two pounds to a customer. , •

A n d e r s o n ’s B e s t P r e p a r e d M i n c e M e a t , 5 c . p k g e .

We guarantee everything we sell to give satisfaction or yonr money refunded. Our specials are told for cash only, and will not bo chargcd at these prices.

J . J . . PAR KER ,;T H E -« 3 6 l® © l£ Ri 1 '604, 606, 608 Cookthan A v e n u e ,Cor. Lake Avenue and Main St.

O th e r S tores : T elephone i 9 /I j O » K B r a n r b , ’I <1 t i le ra ils . M anasquan. A s b u r y P a r k .


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