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VOLUM E IX —NQ. 18. O C E A N ’G RO VE- TIM ES—SATU RD AY, MAY; x8,; i 901. Subscription .$ 1 .0 0 p e r y e a r ^ i

TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE

Atlantic Coast Company W ill L igh t Town­ship at $80 a Lamp.

T h e contract fo r ligh ting the town­ship by o leetric lty was practically awarded W ednesday night at the m eet­in g o f the Tow nsh ip Com m ittee to tho

• A tlan tic Coast E lec tr ic L igh t Com­pany.

Mr. Cam pbell representing the com ­pany was present at the. m eeting o f the com m ittee, and stated that the company would not agree to furnish

. 23 arc ligh ts a t $77.50, the price sub­m itted to the last m eeting fo r 40 lights, but would ra tify last y ea r ’s, contract fo r the ensuing year, which was $80 a ligh t a ye a r fo r the 23 ligh ts. A fte r som e fu rther discussion. Com­m itteem an Shrove was em powered to close the con'tractt7naklng the best aiv

; rangem ents possible. .\y VIn re ference to the R ogers house

located at A sbury avenue and Lang­ford street, Mr.. H avens reported tha t .a fter consulting w ith the township counsel it was ascertained that tho com m ittee could take no actionv ,ns Langford s tree t w as not ,a township road.

/The contract fo r pain ting the sprink­lin g wagon was awarded to Mr. R ltten- house at his bid fo r $7.00.

T h o bond o f Samuel S. W h ite , as constable, w ltli, John Thom son, W ll- ' 11am Jt. M ille r and Thos. W yncoop as bondsmen', and the bond o f L . C. Ilub- bert; fo r the same o fllc e ,'w ith H a rr i­son W ard and H en ry W illiam son as bondsmen, w ere la id over fo r accept­ance until, the n ext m eeting.

Com m itteem an Shreve presented a number o f recom mendations, covering the duties and fee s o f the police jus­tice, constables and poiico officers, which w ere adopted. Under the re­commendations the pollco ju stice is

^appointed until A p ril 1, 1902, and the' tw o police o fficers ’ hours w ill be from 4 p. m. to 4 a. m., a t the salary o f $G0 per. month each. T h e sa lary of. extra

’ officers w ill be fixed at the tim e o f th e ir appointm ent. Mr. Shreve was appointed a com m ittee to draft' an o r­dinance covering the above recom m en­dations.

I t was reported that the amount o f back taxes from *1888 to 189s, which could’ not be collected , amounted to $2,244. T h is covered properties which could not be located, firem en ’s , and m ilita ry exem ptions, and property bought with penslon money. ‘

A fte r the- passage o f a number o f bills,.the com m ittee adjourned to m eet a t tw o o ’clock this (Satu rday) a fte r­noon. ••

W om an's Home Missionary Society.

A n all-day m eeting o f tlie . ,N ew Brunsw ick d istr ic t W om an's H om e M issionary Society ' was h e ld in St. Pau l’s church on Thursday, fo r which an in teresting program, was prepared. R ev . 13. C. H ancock made a ve ry hap­py addross o f w elcom e and conductcd the devotional exercises a t , night. M rs. Packer, o f Sea Bright* responded to the address. D elegates brought th e ir lunches, but/the St. Paul ladles

• had ligh t re fre s h m en t served in the ' parlor, furn ish ing an opportunity fo ra deligh tfu lly socia l tim e., Mrs. C lay­ton, d istr ic t president, occupied the chair in the a fternoon. Mrs. H ick ­man, o f K cyport, led, the afternoon de­votions, w h ile .M rs . W e lls and Garrison, con ference secretary , and

.p res id en t, rev iew ed the w ork and bIiow- ed the need o f grea ter effort. A de­ligh tfu l d u et’ w as vendered by M iss A nn ie O rr and M iss F lora : Jenkins. Mrs. Julia Grant Cram er was introduc-; ed and spoke her appreciation o f the

•w o rk being done. Rev. A .>13. Ballard extended a w elcom e on behalf o f tlie Association/ and M iss Corbin; t lie deaconess at Castle Garden, made a m ost fitting speech fo r the benefit o f those com ing from a distance and who could not bo p resen t*a t night.. Rev. W . R. W eddderspoon, who .was adver­tised fo r the evening, being absent, Ills* place was ably filled by the pastor o f W est G rovo church, after, which M iss Corbin thrilled the audience w ith a re ­c ita l o f tho m agnitude o f the w ork an it opened up to her. H er enthusiasm is unbounded and her labors untiring. Mrs. Parsons, w ith M iss Patterson as organist, gave a choice musical selec­tion, and so ended an insp iring day to tho w orkers in tlie Hom o department.

. T h e fo llow in g officers w ore e lec ted : Presiden t, M rs. H ickm an; V ice-P res i­dent, Mrs. R e ly ea ; Rec. Secretary, Mrs. F inch ; Cor. Secrotary, M iss Er- rlckson ; Treasu re !,. M iss Roe.

PREACHERS’ MEETING

Modern Science and Bible Truths Dlscussi*;. ,-“T ed Last Monday Morning'.

T h e re m ust have been some specia l a ttraction on the tapis to b ring \so m any o f the M ethod ist clergy, togetlior on la s t M onday morning, about tw.en-; tyrftve being presen t a t the w eek ly as-: sem blage in the church parlor o f St. Pau l’s, Ocean G rove. And the num­ber would have been .larger, if; pastoral duties;had not preven teil many others from attend ing the m eeting, .. . ;. ' The attraction proved to be an o rig ­inal and ; h igh ly ' en terta in in g . a n d . sug­g e s tiv e paper, prepared and read by R ev . J. B. HaineS, o f R ed Bank, on “ Scientific illustrations o f H igh Spir­itual Truths.” .

. E lec tr ic ity in its m ysterious and . m a n ifo ld . properties and.1 uses fu r­nished the -essay is t ’ w lt li h is m ost strik ing elucidations re latin g to sp iiy Itu a l'life ;:and experience; Th e paper' was highly,comm anded,'anu the' au thor• received a . hear ty vote: o f Lhanks fo r the pleasure and prpfit it ga ve to those who heard it. I t was w orthy o f publi­cation in th e . Q uarterly B e v lew , the highest^ literary; period ica l' in the: Church. " r • " , *. : Incidentally, the order o f each, m eet­ing includes Quite a program o f -m inor practical details, such as com m ittee reports^ an account, o f the condition of. each church .represented, arid, the seiv monsrpreached; on ,th e preced ing .Sab­bath. x.-.-.In regard to attendance,.action was taken in broadening the scope o f m em ; bership, which includes a ll 'tlie. m in is-' ters and lo c a l, preachers on the N ew Brunswick D istrict, a ll unstationed members fo f conference residing.' wlth- •in its bounds, and' a ll v is it in g . preach­ers ■ and taym.dn introduced’ b y ‘-any m em ber o f the m eeting; ,

Am ong the congratu latory item s bearing^on church progress and pros­perity . noted,., was the- s ign ificant fa c t that In severa l instances th e ’ sa laries o f the pastors had been increased ..for the present year.

T h ere w ill be another in teresting es ­say read on next Monday m orn ing by Rev. T . S. Brock,

MARTIN AND DODD

The Chemical Engine Companies Hold Honors for Ensuing “V e a r ..; v :

T h e election .o f c lile f arid assistant ch ief o f Neptune F ii’e- D is tric t; No. :i-, whicli; com prises .Q e e a li. ;Grove and W est Grove; w a s ; Held.: on Monday, ever ning la s t a t the: quarters of. the; ’differ* • ent com panies, and ■ resu lted in the e lec tion o f Thom as M artin : o f . the E. H . Stokes chem ical com pany as ch ief and Justice ;of the P,6a c^U nexcelled .cheniibal com pany; as as-. sistarit ch ief. > V y:\syy- -y . John F rank lin ,’ o f W a s liln g to iie h * : g in e company, was .a;: candidate for eh le f again'st M artiii, and Silas Bafton, o f Unexcelled^ r a i l , aga inst • Dodd lo rthe honor o f being, assistant ch ief. - .

The polls e re -k ep t open fo r one hour‘: from 7 to 8 o ’clock, and when th e . votes o f each; com pany;'had . been re*:, corded, they w ere turned o ver to the fire comm issioners, who heici a jn e e t in g : in the pa r 1 o r o f Eagle; lioolc a rid! 1 ad tier, company, fo r the purpose o f receiv ing and con firm ing the ’ election . T h e re­turns as certified by the comm ission­er? w ere : . . ~

Mar-. Frank- Dodd. Bar-' tin. lln. ton.

W ashington ..1 5 20 . 32 8 ’S to k es -................ 12 .0 J) 3E ag le . . . * . . . . . .1 0 ■ 0 10 0Unexcelled . . .4 4 3 21 20

To ta l . . . . . . S7 20 . 78 37

A Dad Fall. :

On Thursday m orn ing Burt Thom p­son, son o f J. B. Thom pson, o f W ebb avenue, m et w ith a ve ry painfu l acci­dent. Burt, w ho w as sen t on an e r­rand, was rid ing his wheel through the

• stablo grounds, w hen tho fron t fo rk 6f tho b lcyclo ga ve away, throw ing him v io len tly to the ground, cutting Ills fa ce in severa l p laces 'and break ing (w o.teeth . . H e was considerably bruis-

*' Chestnut St., Ph iladelph ia ; *i J r uotir- laonder, Jr., Passenger Agen t, BalU -

. m ore D istrict, Baltim ore and C a lvert Sts., B a ltim ore ; M d.; C. ytudds, P as­sen ger A gen t Southeastern D istrict,

■ 15th and G Sts., N . W ., W ashington,D. C.; or address Go6. W . Boyd, A s ­sistant. General Passengor,1 Agent, B road St. Station, Ph iladelphia.

. Commissioners Nominated.,On W ednesday even ing the prim ary

fo r tho nom ination o f fire com m ission­ers to succeed W illiam E. T a y lo r andC. C. Clayton^ whose term s w ill oxplre this month, was held-in the parlor ol W ashington engine houso on Main avenue. B . Frank W uinright, cha ir­man o f the last prim ary, called the m eeting to order, and was re-elected chairman, and I la r r y G. Shreve sec­retary. T h e .fo llow ing nomlnatiouB w ere made: '

F ire Comm issioners— W illia m E. Taylor, C. C. Clayton, Ira S. Ferris and- Joseph Peterson. ' •: ; . ... •, ”, :

Ju'dge— Ernest N . W oolston.Clerk— H arry G.‘ S lircve.Inspectors— 0. Frank W a ln rlgh t and

jilonzo. W h ite . .A discussion e.risued re la t ive to piit-

ting the regu lar appropriation o f $3,50(1 also on the ticket, and it was finally le ft to .the Judgment o f t l io . chairman and the secretary, as to w hether it was necessary. T h e election w ill takeplace at the W ash ington 'eng ine house on Saturday o f next week,, the polls re ­m ain ing open from 3 to 7 p. m. -

. Obituary. ' 1 r'-

F L O Y D F. K A N E died at the’A laska : House, Ocean G rove,’ on May 14th, In his sixtieth year. The rem ains w ere taken to. N ew Y o rk on Thursday, the funeral being held tit t lie W ashingtonSpuaro M. *13. church on t h a t ' day,Mr. Kune was a summer v is ito r to tho Grove fo r many years. * : -

A U G U S TU S T . A N D E R SO N , aged 71 years, died a t his h om o 'a t A llen - hurst on Sunday oveniug. Funera l.ser­vices held oil F r id a y afternoon riit T r in ity Episcopal, church, R ev . A . L . Long ley officiating.

' CO tJNT v E U G E N E S T A N IS L A U S DE M 1TKIEW 1CZ died a t his hom e on S ixtli avonue, Asbury Park , on -Mon­day h ig lit o f h eart disease, aged 48 years. A w ife an d .a ch ild , su rv ive him. . Funeral arrangem ents in charge o f-U ndertaker John N . Burtls.

School Teachers Goln^'Away.

T h e Neptune Townsh ip Board ot E'ducatitiri a t;th e ir meeting- on Tuesday.: received, th e ..; resignations o f seven ;; tencheis to take eltect/at tlie en d oJ this term ., T h ey .a re : M iss Theo..Hughes, ";s iib . "prim ary; v . J l i s s ’ Busu, fo iirtli/ g i^d e jv iliss A d d le :B rbwn^ixiix> gra d e ; boys ; ::M issXAia>;Meda- :EVt?rI tt;;' fo.i/rth - g ra d e ; VMiss vE lizabeth .SIroni- inger, seVtintlr grade g ir ls ; o f . the high school, and M iss M ary S. -jtiUi).} «'»na Miss M. F. W yck o lf o f . th ’(J' .liraiiiey Beach school.

T h e teachers o f the Prosp ect ave­nue; Sprliigwood nvenue- and. B radley P«rl< schools have all been re-engageti.

T h ere a re now tw o teachers, on the sick list, Carl Hughes, Instructor; of tlie coinm crclal departm ent, and Miss P . M arvine, instructor o f d raw ing aiid music. M iss M’arv iiie 1ms been ill for. som e " tim e,. and 'Svill^^;hbt;be ;-a:bie to re-: sume her. duties this term.; 'During .the; interveningL tim e .■ untii; feeliool closes,} ;M iss; E . B lanche Bennett - w ill have charge oif. the music» and tho assistant d raw in g . teachor, M iss Maud'. Hainan, w ill havo charge o f that depa.rtmenl.

; Marteil Sentenced. . . V jv

Postm aster H am ilton on Thursday. Veceived notice that Thos. M artell; the ( le r k in station I-I o f the* New- Vork postofilce, who" about A p r il 1st robbed tlie m ail o f nearly, a hundred letters, and utter tak ing all the .m oney they. contained, tied them in a bundle and threw them in the East R ive r , from ’, where they fo llow ed the course o f the Ocean until th ey reached a spot oppo- eite L iila g o re ’s pavilion, Ccean G rove; where they w ere cast upon the beach, has been sentenced to tw o and a haff years iii the sta te ’s prison.

T h e details o f the finding o f tlie let­ters , by tw o boys upon the beach on A'l)ril 3'd,- was printed in. the Times- o f that week.

LEAGUB ANNIVERSARY

Local Epworthians Celebrate' Ft'iiildlng o f the Order in the M. Ei Church. •

T h e ;. . t\v bl f th": anti lv e rsary 6 f ; t h e ; founding o f the ]Gpworth Leagu e In.the- Method 1st ,-0hurch ;w as cele lirated ; by th e■ local, chapter at--St. P a u i’s church ; I as t': S unday e vfe n in g l' A sei:yice o f song .waa g iv en , w ith ;Mr. F .-H ille r as. clio- f is t e r . . Mr, E.' N, AVbolston ;- was in : charge.; o f tlie service. v :A n irihbvation was .the read ing o f .;brlef liistories^of the hymns siing during: the. service,’ as .

; fo llow s : '• /.V./ V-.;“ Oh, fo r a Thousand T o n g \ \ e s re a d

b y ' Mrs. E. N ; W oolston ’; sung l^y . tlie congregation . ;;1 "r■ ■ ■ ■ ■ - j:

; -‘A b id e ;W lt lj: Mb.V read ; b y . M iss . Carrie 'Neison;.: solo,' by - J liss M argaret; A say. ' "v-V ; ■'; ■ •; ;>• V'..'- ■ : --'V; ?;}1 J.V “ Stand up,. Stand up fo r Jesus,*’, read by M r. N . I I . .K ilm er;:sung by the cbct,.gregatloti. :-/• • '^y y y y ; v.V:■ ': - 'V ,’.•:

.“ Guide Me,- O; TIiou. (Jreat Jehovah,” ;; read by Mr. Joseph .Johnson; duet by Mrs. Charles Parsons and Mrs. Robert Snow.

“ Jesus, L o ve r o f My- Soul," rend by M rs . A . H . W alton ; v io lin solo by Miss E d ith Condit.

“ T h ere W ere N fnety and N in e.” read" by ' M;iss F lo ra Jenkiiis; so lo by .Vi’s. R. H . Carr. - ..

‘•‘R ock o f Ages,” read l»y M r ..F ..H il­le r ; duet by the M isses Grace Hoffman and E lfr id a Goodnow.

Dr. G eorge I.. D. Tom pk ins read a com prehensive h istory o f ; St. Pau l’s chapter sinee 1 ts organ ization; in Aprll/ 1&91. An; array*Xrf facts' .arid;;.figures, w e re p res eh ted ,x show ing t l i a t t h e 1 Leagiio was responsible fo r mucli good w ork. . Rescue M ission on South Main street,, ju st outPldc_of the Ocean Grove, gates, was started fiy this ieague.. Th is nnnlverr-nrV serv ice was of more. then. or. . iw y in terest. •

OCEAN GROVE SERVICES REV.- J. R. VANIjllRK DEAD

P o r R e n t .A ve ry desirable store on M ain ave­

nue, opjiosiio th e post ofllce,. fo r rent qkeap. E xcellen t location: fo r any business. A p p ly to E . N . W oolston, successor to W . H . Beegle, 50 Main avenue, Ocean Grove*. N . J.

S to p s th e C o H fh a n d W o r lc s O f f th o C o ld .

lA xa .fivo B rom o-Q n lnh io T ab le ts euro a «oM In o n o day . No etrre, no P * y . IPrico 2S eeata.

A rriva ls o f the W eek.

A L A S K A — M rs . A lfre d Cookman, Germantq\vn, P a .; Mrs. Rebecca Dob­bins, Colum bia ,.Pa .; H enry N . Shedd, Philadelphia, Pa .; R ev . A . R . Macar- bray, W h ite P la ins,.N . Y.*, Jas. F . Rus=. ling, Trenton, N . J.; Mr. and M rs. T a ll Esen M organ and son Paul, B loom field, N . J.; H en rietta A . Bancroft, W ash ing­ton, D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Duyme, N ew ­ark, N . J.; M rs. W . W . Bostw ick, M iss S tella Bostw ick, Brooklyn, N . Y .

Q U E E N — M iss W . C. Mossman,' Buckhannon, W . V a .; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dungan, Philadelph ia, P a .; Evelyn Jefferson, W ashington, D. C.; Mrs. W . F. Gudiey, E. T*.Thom pson,E. A . Fiinn, M r. and. Mrs. Thed ford , N ew Y o rk C ity. a .

I - Barn Burned. .

' A firo .w h ich occurred on Thursday afternoon destroyed the barn belong­ing to Charles Parker, o f Corlles ave­nue, W est Grove, besides' a num ber o f other s m a ir buildings ad jo in ing; Th e fire companies responded to the alarm , but tho fire h av ing gained much head­way, it was im possible to save the buildings. M r. P a rk er lost a ll his car­penter’s, tools, and many o ther artic les which w ore stored In the barn.

Looking A fter Water Gates.

W ater Inspector Van C levo and his assistant w en t o ve r a ll tho ga,tes o f the : w ater m ains in the G rovo tills week, and turned.them o ff and on to seo .that they w ere in thorough w ork ing order.

Directors Elected.-

A t a m eeting o f the stockholders o f the Empl.ro Batli company held Mon­day night! the fo llow in g d irectors w ere e lected fo r the ensuing y e a r : M ilanRoss, W . H. . Shaffer, Gedrge. A . Sm ock; L . O scar Grenelle, W illiam H. Stalce, W iliam ;T. Cooper and Adon. L ippincott. Tho directors m et W ed ­nesday even ing and 'elected .these.'of­ficers: . ' . . . ‘4, Presiden t— W illiam J: Cooper. ;. V ice-President— G eorge A . ‘Smock.Secretary-Treasurcr— Taulm an . A.

M lile ivW illiam H . N u tt was selected, as gen­

eral manager, and Mrs. John G, Em ­mons ns m anager o f the priva te baths.

• v 1 A. P. W. Committees.

T h e 'com m ittee*;'of the Asbnry. Park W heelm en fo r the ensuing yea r have Just been, announced by the new pres­ident. Jesse Minot. T h ey are:

H ouser-M ownrd LeR oy. Dr. E. B. ■Reed, W a lte r T. Hubbard.

M em bersliip-^Ur.' Ji F. Davison, b. L. W ilcox , .T. Ed. Dayls., ; ' *

A .uditin"— James D. Carton, GeorgeF. ita lnear, C. E. F. H etrick .

Entertainm ent— L. H . VanSant, C. E. Ancker, L . B. Sanders, F . D. Dudley, E lv ln C .B u r t fs .. :R 6ad and A th le tic— O. E. Eskew. Dr. :HV;C. M illar,; H a rry. A . W a ts on; S,” ;K .; R e ifsnyde iv Charles E . Sch’anck.

T h e new. board o f governors , which is com prised o f the chairmen o f the

• com iftlttces (those- firs t nam ed) with, those e lected,'d irectly, held their, first mooting on W ednesday night. '

— r ]' Veterans Danquet.

* T h e .veterans o f Company . A ,; Th ird | N ew Jersey Voluuteer In fan try, gave | their third, annual banquet' in the’ W luck ier building last M o n d a y eve­ning. A bou t one hundred guests 'W ere seated at the tables.* Th o .committee, consisting ot Lieut. Guerin, Sergeants .H ow e and-G eorge E. Ilu lick , had pre­pared a sumptuous repast, to which e v ­ery one present did am ple justice, a f­ter which an entertainm ent o f rare m erit was en joyed. .

A fittfn g clim ax o f t)io occasion was the; presontatibn to.Capt. John 11. Ryno o f a set o f engrossed resolutions and a lieau tifu lly engraved s ilv e r loviiig cup.’.; y

A Pleasant Reception.

A very plcasanC.reception was ten­dered by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Hager- man to their son, Mr. H en ry Hagerm an and his bride, on W ednesday evening, at “ T lie Crowm,” M ain a.venue, Ocean Grove, attended by the m em bers o f vtho fam ilies.

M r. and M rs..Hagerm an a fte r a very p leasant trip to N e w -Y o rk and W ash­ington, are ' now resid ing a t Red Bank, w here Mr. Hagerm an is m anager o f Charles L ew is ’ .lumber depot. . •

Attended Annual Convention.

. Mrs. M. L. .W ym an ; president o f the local branch o f tho' In ternational Sunshine Society, attended tlie annual convention o f that, body a t the hotel Savoy, N e w York , this w eek . • Th e so ­cie ty Is in n ve ry flourishing condition arid has now 1055 branches,.and is re­presented *in eve ry state o f the Union. T h ere is much activ ity in the local bianch, and Uioy are now endeavoring to raise m cnoy to carry on th e ir work.

W illa rd Home Closed.

T h o W illa rd orphanage on Corlles avenue, W es t Grove, lias been closed fo r good. R ev. H en ry M . W harton gavo Superintendent Andrao a .b i l l o f sale fo r all tho household utensils, and h o .w ill go to T ren ton in a ’ few weoks to assume charge ,o f tho ch ildren ’s home at Trenton. Mr. A nd rae has placcd tw o children in loca l homes, and w ill take tho other ono w ith him to his new location. . •

Conterno to Play On the Beach.

A fte r m any debates in the common council, A sbury Pa rk has a t last awarded the contract fo r the beach music to Coriterno’s Th irteen th R eg i­ment band o f N ow York . Th o prico w ill bo $4,500 fo r a season o f tw e lve weeks, w hich w ill probably begin- on Saturday, Juno 22d. Chairm an W il­bur o f tho music com m ittee received m oro than fifty bids fo r the contract.

New stamps. • ,The Ocean G rovo postofilce has re­

ceived a co n ^ lg n m e^ p t jth o n ew Pan* Am orican E xposition stamps o f the de^ nom inations o f one, two, .four, live, e ight and ten cents, which are now on sa le . '' • • Y

Joseph Stout Brought Home.

M i. Joseph Stout, w ho has been-so: seriously ill a t Ta llapoosa, Ga., was brought to .the home o f his brother, A tto rn ey W es ley B . . Stoiit, Ocean Grove, on Thursday o f last week. Mr. Stout’s condition is im proved. .H e le ft the Soutli on W ednesday, attended by friends. A t Ph iladelph ia the ' patient was m et by Dr. Sam uel Johnson, of Asbury Park , and at Jersey City, w here he was transferred to .th e train fo r this place, his b rother W esley g reeted him.'

Exempt Firemen’s Convention.

M essrs.' M ilo C. Grifiln, Jolm J. Smith, Charles-H . Chamberlain, W il­liam R. O ’Brien and F red . A . L eggett represented the Nop tune township ex­em pt firem en ’s ‘ association ’a t their' convention in Bayonne on W ednesday o f th is week. Mr. G rifiln was sclectad as a m em ber o f the standing com m ittee from the th ird.congressional district.

Program m e ot.tlie Relig ious Exercises to t ;::: , ’ lie ;Held. This Summen -

'Roy. A aron -E. B a lla rd , D. D., y ice- pr.esK1 en t o f the Ocean G rove Camp ^Meeting. Association (o f th e : M ethod ist1 E p iscop al,Church,:haWmat}e public the complete-, program o f :sp ed a l services, to •• be held.; bn the cam p /grorinds,. be­ginn ing on S.aturclay, June.22, and con-: tinn ing d a ily u n t il :Sunday,., Septem ­ber L. - •\ T h e bamp m eeting w ill begin bn Sat- u^day, August 17, and- continue until; Sunday, Septembev i . -During tlie camp, teri m eetings w ill be 'held on and . a bout; th e cam pgrou nds daily.

•The -,inusicai serv ices in the audi: toritim- w iil .b e 'In c h a r g e o f; Prbf. Ta j I Esen MorganV ^ss ls ted by a c tio lr- 'o r 2<I0 yoices, an orchestra and. the Bra'dr. fo i’d Quartet.-. ' > ' ' '. A l l services w ill be in . charge: o f the;

p evotio ria l Com m ittee :. oV ,- the Camp M eeting Association, consisting o f Bishop James N . F itzG erald , ReV. Dr. A . E. Bailard and R ev. j ; H'. Amuy, M. D. ;

T h e program In deta il Ife as fo llow s: Jiino 22— Opening concert in the

Auditorium.,. • ,. June 23— Opening services , in the

Auditorium , > ;. . \ - ‘ ...June 30— National day.July 4— Oration by R ev . Dr. T . Do*.

W itt T a lm a g e ,'a t 10 a .- in.; evening, patrio tic -concert. \

July 7— Hospital Sunday.July 8-12— Sunday school and Chau­

tauqua Assem bly, R ev . Dr. B. B. Loom- l57T3f ~Round Lake, le 'a c je r .^ ■

.July 13— Sunday School' Assem bly concert^ :

Ju ly 14— Sabba'th O bservance Asso­ciation. ;

July 17-18— Lectures by Ttev. Dr. F. Davenport, on “ Pa lestin e.”

July 10— Th e K in g ’s Daughters. Mrs. M argaret Bottome, o f N ew York# leader.,. r • .

'July* 20— Auditorium concort. .July 21— Children ’s day, Rev.. Char

les H. Yatnmn leader..July 23*21— W om an ’s Christian Tem ­

perance Union.July 20— National Tem perance So­

ciety , Rev. Di*. J. B. Dunn, secretary. July 27— The H o ly C ity. . . . .July 2S— Tem perance Day.Ju ly 29— Annual m em orial service

and Ocean Grove anniversary.July CO to August 9— Sum mer'School

o f Theo logy, in charge o f Bishop F itz ­Gerald. - . - „ .• August 11-14— W om an 's Foreign Mis­sionary Socicty ’ and W om an ’s Homo M issionary Society. Mrs. Clinton B. F isk and Mrs. E lw ood H. Stokes, leaders

August 13— Oratorio o f E lijah . ' August.14— Young P eop le ’s Fra ter- j

niil dny,t Rev. Charles H. Yatm an. 1 leader. . , ’/ ' • . j" August 17 to Septem ber 1— Annnuai;( eam p m eeting. • „ 1

'S ep tem ber 1— School o f M iss ions.’ During the season, th e ' liollness

m eeting, in' charge . .o f .Mrs. L iz z ie j Smith, i and the young people ’s meet- Ing. in charge o f R ev . Charles H. Ya t­man. \V.lll be held da lly at 0 a. mi Rev. Dr. T liom as O’Hanlon. president o f Penn ington ’S em in ary; w ill ’ hhVe ch a rge1 o f the Sunday afternoon Bible class: ’

E. H. Stokes Company Electioni

T h e election o f officers o f E . 11. S to res ch em ica l'eng ine company was held last Monday even ing In -tlie office o f E. N. W oolston, w ith the fo llow ing

''l1 .?>]§• '■ •• -K ’ ••President— T . Nelson . L illagore.F irst V lce-President-^G eorge F. Rai-

near, . - ' ' ,Second V ice-President— W illiam E;

Tay io r. ' •Secretnry-’i'reasurer— Ei N . W ool-

ston. ;? ’ V;.' ' ^ .Fon 'm nn— Andrew T . Van C leve. •• F irst Assistant— G eorge L . D. Tom p­

kins. , •Second Assistant— Frank Sampson. Engineer— W alter Clayton.F irs t Assistant— Jairies 'W oglom .. Second Assistant— Ira S tricklin .F ire Po lice— T. Nelson L illagore,

W illiam E.. T a y lo r and WMlliam H. Ham ilton.

Clever Debate.

T h e ’question, “ Resolved , that eve ry man is tho- arch itect o f iiis own fo r: tune,” , was cleVerly debated by the mem bers o f; the Ocean G rove High School literary and debating society last F r id a y a fternoon. W hen both sides had concluded the ir arguments, the judges thought the negatives had a shade the better o f the proposition; Th ose on 'th e , a ffirm ative side were L s te r Van IVfiddleswoi’ th. M iss G eorgie woodw ard. Frank vatiG llluwe, Miss Edna Coble. Those w ho argued in the n ega tive w ere Harold Johnson, Miss W in ifred Crosse, M iss F lo rence -H er­bert, Jesse H itchcock.

Ryder Captures First Bass.

P ro f, W . S. M. Ryder, o f the Grove, had^tho honor o f catch ing the first striped bass o f the season, on Monday at Shark r iv e r Inlet. .

W h ile the bass was not a b ig o n e - w eigh ing about tw o and a half pounds — It wns a bass juflt tlie samo, and the P ro fesso r is entitled to the cred it o f landing the first one of* he season.

F iv e D o lla rs R ew a rd .

F iv e do llars ’ reward fo r tho arrest arid conviction o f the person w ho stole the tar paper covering from a boat, ly in g in the yard of. 95 H eck avenue,

J. A . C A S T L E .— adv.

' ;'( Z lq c ' bn d Gr 1 rid i n g .Makev •

D ovoe Lead and Z inc P a in t wear tw ice as long .as lead arid o il m ixed by hand. : ' ‘ \. p (

W ork .Started on Engine House.

P re lim in ary w ork on Ocean G rove ’s new engine' house was com­menced last Saturday, when the first shovelfu l o f d irt fo r the foundation wns lifted . I t Is the intention o f the F ire Comm issioners, under whbso su­pervision the building is to be crectcd, to push It to rapid com pletion. Olln street, tho site o f its location , has been the ob jec tive point this w eek o f many visitors', who find tim e to watch' tho progress o f tho work.

Tith ing Plan Adopted. *

A s a means o f ra is in g m oney to be appliod to the parsonage debt, tith ing bo.oks lm ve: been distributed by tho W es t G rove M. p . church to members 9f the congregation. Each o f the books w ill hold $5 in dimes. These boolTs a re to be returned on o r be fo re Sep­tem ber 15. T h e m em bers w ho have the books, expect to fill them w ith lit t le difficulty.

Passes Aw ay at His Home in New Bruns- . * w ick on Monday. .

Rev. John It. V anK lrk , a member ot the O cean 'G rove Camp M eeting Asso­ciation ami a prom inent citizen o f N e w Brunswick* died in that c ity on Mon­day, aged 82 years. T h e deceased was a 'su m m er resident o f the Grove. H o leaves a w ife anil, one daughter, Mrs.W . H. T . Reeves;

Mn]jor John C. Patterson 4ind T . M. D ickey acted as-pall bearers, and w ith R ev . A . E. Ballard, represented tho Ocean Grove Association . Th e In ter­

m e n t was j i t W oodlaw n cem etery.R ev. Jolin R eeder VanK irk , an o r ­

dained, elder in tlie M. E.-Church and ti m em ber: o f tlie Ocean Grove Camp

-M eetin g Associatlpn, passed his ea rli­e r years In Trenton,; N . J., from whero he afterw ard rem oved t,o Newark, and thence to N ew Brunswick, at which- la tter place lie resided from mlddlo life until its close, M ay 13th, 1901, When In liis S2d year he passed from earth to heaven.

In his early manhood lie was called out by the church In its m inistry, and served fo r a ye a r In that capacity, when he came to .th e conclusion that he could be more useful to the 'g rea t cause by the devotion o f a business life , aiid entered ' such as Captain o f - the steam er then running between N ew ark and N ew York , in which ser­v ic e lie remained until the service was superseded, when he was appointed to a positlbn In the g rea t Stevens estate, which he held until advancing years made It proper fo r lilm . to relinquish a c tive business pursuits other than those pertain ing to the personal estate o f h im self and w ife , and in the m6nths of-the season, to the.interests o f Ocean*■ Grove, to which institution in varied capacities he n ever fa iled .to g ivo his useful and laborious’ service,

Som e forty-five years ago he w a s - united In m arriage to,M iss Anna Shra- dy, o f N o w 'Y o rk , which union w as blessed .with one daughter, named a f- te r lie r mother, whose m arriage to Mr.. W . T . R eeves, a law yer in N ew York, ga ve two boys as gr^ind-cliildren, who a ltogether have, made a model Chris­tian homo .a N ew Brunsw ick..

in N ew ark he was t l ie (special fr iend , o f Dr. Charles W h itaker, and for somoV years was an inm ate o f h i3 home. In that c ity lie fionned the acquaintance o f Dr. Ballard, then n young preacher In the conference and with whom a personal intim acy whs form ed, which on ly closed when the m aster called, . “ Come,up h igher.”

H e-n ever gave uphills active Chris­tian w ork as a local preacher o f moro than average ab ility, and in this ca­pacity was a lw ays the pastor’s friend and w ise adviser. I t was from -another o f these personal in tim acies born out o f ‘personal friendship, that Interested . Dr. Stokes with Dr. Ballard In his va l­ue to the Ocean G rove Association, o f which body he becam e a member iti : 1S£0, and. en joyed the ir unlim ited con­fidence .a iid ’ fu llest respect fo r a ll tho \ rem ain ing .years o f his lite, g iv ing his summers to the grea t work contcm- ! plated by that institution, in forma w hich m ake It difficu lt to replace him.. Mi*. V anK lrk cam e o f a sturdy an- • cestry, and Inherited a rem arkable v ig o r o f constitution, v.-hich only suc­cumbed at last .a fte r four months o f. In tense suffering, resu lting from an at­tack o f the grip, fo llow ed by a severo cold setting in t ill the>O dH ’y organs and cen tra liz ing in the heart,; until a t last Dr. Baldwin," the m ed ica l friend apd adviser fo r the forty-five years o f th e ir N ew Brunsw ick residence. ’ was com pelled to assure; him that recovery was ’. Impossible. ‘ During the four months of. his confinem ent no Impa­tien t word escaped .hini* H is suffer­ings w ere greatly, a liv ia ted by the de­votion o f ills w ife and ^laughter, who gaVe In their untiring presence and w atch fu l care* day and n igh t a sense o f ; pleasure to him, which brightened a ll the gloom o f his pains.

Up to within a short period o f his death he cherished the hope o f a t least one m ore, summer in lils_ beloved . Ocean Grove; arid In the v is its made him by Dr. Ballard frequently so ex­pressed himself, g iv in g special dlrec-

'tlon to the summer preparation o f his home. W hen it becam e certain that this would n ever be, he acquiesced; w ith a joyous patience which took in­to the accdunt the. mansions o f the N e w Jerusalem; H e was never . de­m onstratively enthusiastic, but in view, o f the world .beyond If is soul ox- uited. ’ H o quoted. “ I see a world o f spirits bright,” w ith o ther o f the ex­ultant'hym ns o f M ethodism as his per­sonal experience. A t one time, a few days previous to his death, when to a ll appearance he was en tering the land o f shadow's, he - ca m e ' back to earth w ith the sta tem en t.tha t ho had been met by a heautifiil sp irit who had showed him such g lo r y as ho had nev­e r seen and coiild not express, -who told him lie could com e back, to earth fo r a few days m ore to te ll his beloved ones what there w iis fo r him beyond this life , and then it would come fo r him again to guide him to his heaven­ly home. Dream o r vision, w h ichever it m igh t be— who knows? A t a ll even ts It was real to him. and in somo form ; there is no doubt, is being veal- led by him now. ,

W hen the announcem ent o f com in g ' departure was raatle to him, ho called his fam ily together, te llin g his w ife that tho hardest tria l o f a ll .was sepa­ration, even fo r the short period o f life , from her— hardest fo r her. fo r she would be lo ft alone. F o r tho ono prec­ious daughter it w as the same, except that she had her husband and ch il­dren, to the son-in-law and grand­children he gave h is blessing. H o nam ed k indly friends, whom he w ished his fam ily spec ia lly to remem ber, spec ia lly Bishop W ilson and Dr. Bal­lard. the friend o f h is youth, as wen ag . la te r days, and then rested in peaco w a itin g fo r the end, w hich came peace- fu l anil calm, as lie en tered Into l i fe eternal.

OCEAN GROVE T IM ES—SATU RD A Y, MAY x8, 1901.

LOVE’S WAKING.

lo re lies nslcep.. What, ilrcams l>c' round htm ■ ilironplTur

l'ccts mny pn»«s. .Hut ho Is Urcd M lmpi* of Innslnjj,*;

. , Of |us>lon*H Mro?.—Tired, throiiRh lo«^ years, from tlio world’s first

V. bcgljinln?; ,. •. Too tired to.waV*'*** . . .

At wealth's loud call, ut hi-auly's. wldspcr, \dri*- ' i. ntng. ■'' . _ .v - .

. Or t«h«wcr maJ.ci Y* •• Tlioufih king command mid ndtwticl, in trui*.

meter,''•Plead, praise and weep— • •

Than anylhlnpr nn <>nrth, nh,-rest is sweeter 1 . . Love lies n>leep. .

•• Lol Two. yownjy pilgrims corne from woodland closes.. ; *■'

iWefoot, ycl piy, ' -Clothed with scarce due than garlniitl. veils of

•v roses, . J 1. . vSwectTbpggars, they—

Full of hcalth*fl liliss, of life, of joy, immortal, .Untouched by sin,

Who.knou:-not why they sin# hopidL4 love’s portal 'T i l l love joins in: * ; ‘ ‘ •

—iludcline Hridgcs in Life.

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g O A A O S A A C O A A O »A A Q O A A O O A A C g

| M Y R IVAL . J^ — ■ • v " ’ . • ^

0 HOW HE GOT THE BETTER O 2 OF ME IN CONSEQUENCE g g OF AN ACCIDENT. >

OOWOOT GOVVOOTVOOTVCOVVOOi ennnot sny that I. thought much o f

Mftcklntosll. l i e scorned to tric.ti great prig. Goo<l Iooklug? W ell, yes, in a barber's block sort o f w ay—curly, o il­ed hair, plnlc. complexion,, w h ite teeth. H is teeth w ere good, 1 must say, and when ho sm iled bis appearance varied, from that o f a skull to that o f a dog out o f temper about bones. In the-

’ ^rummer I hat] met Dr. and Mrs. Cher- 'ry , who wore friends o f mine. W e had been a t Delhi once together! T h e j* . w ere going out again in .Decem ber aiul

' in ten d in g to take their.daughter Ellen Tftjth them. She w as an exceptionally

/ iilce 'g lrlj “w ith tt& lithn ir and blue eyes ;^ n d a low , musical vo icg. ( r jnust say . I like blondes, and a luu^h Voice Is one o f my crosses), and I saw a good

1 d ea l'o f'h e r avid should have seen inoro only Mackintosh .whs rather in the way.- ; j ' ;; ’

f h o w e v e r , . I found o u t . that my friends proposed to go to India by the steamer leaving M arseilles otV'.Tan. *2. And; that w as just the tim e m jv lea ve

>' was up. I t w as In the days .when one steamer started from S'outlmmpton

.a n d a fe w days a fte r another from Marseilles, and th eym et in E g y p t T lio journey w as cheaper by the bay, and I had Intended to.take thnf.route,.but I met M aekintosh 'at the olllce and.found ho. was go ing .'from- Southampton to please it chum. You would setireely believe It, but It. w as the case never­theless, .that the M arseilles passengers thought themselves rather more hi so­ciety than the: Southamptons. So I pondered, “ I f m y agen ts-w ill UiuV the money, I w ill g iv e M aster Mackintosh the go by.” I look a .Southampton

; berth, b in .th e clerk said I m ight change it f o r . n ‘ M arseilles one a fter- w ard i f I liked. A nd this I did. L

. started ’ from D over the day a fter; Christinas .day and at Paris went, straight to the I lo ie l Byron, w here i

Y 'khew the Cherrys .were staying.“ Friend Mac,” I said to m yself, "w ith

tlio brand o f Southampton 01*1 his brow,,w ill n ever be able to cope w ith my

Y.’ continental prestige.” , ;I traveled w ith m y friends In a

leisurely, w ay. W n ga ve 24 hours to Lyon s and reached M arseilles on tiie even ing o f Deci 31. Our inn, the I)u M id i, w as on the road to th e 'N e w

• ; Quarter, and I have been told, sincethe building specuhitloiw^werc not so successful, it has been ait(^Ht^aj[iiM^r out In flats. But at thut.dfly it w a^ n high,, w e ll like house, haying a court­yard in the middle, adorned w ith pomegranates In green boxes, where w e sat a fter table d ’hote- aml drank cofCee and cognac. . ■ .’ Mrs. Cherry had a le tter that evening •by the post, and I observed that its receipt crcatod Interest, and I hearjl one, or tw o observations which did not, however, Iti any w ay interpret them­selves to me at tho time. “ Really ;

; a fte r a il?” “ But Is-there tim e?’* “ H ow has it been managed V" and so on.

A nd when I asked w hat projects w ere In v ie w fo r seeing the place next day Mrs. Cherry onljf replied, ‘ ‘Some*

■ tiding w U l suggest itself."• • r Jan. I was a general .holiday, and• from an early hour the streets began

Y to fill, fo r tlte peasants eanjc in from the neighborhood, and all the artisans turned out in their gayest costumes.

. Th e Cherrys had liroaUfus'g^n their own apartments, and I on returning

. from the salle a manger w en t Into my ow n bedroom, which ■wns high up, npd. sat a t the w indow sm oking a ciga-

‘ rette. n ea rin g a nol.se below, I look* ed out*and saw the Cherr.vs starting, w ithout g iv in g me notice. Elleii, how-.

• ever, observed ,mc.V “ W here are you o ff toV” I called

down to her; , ." W e arc going,” she sak l; “ to .walk

in the Canebiere. I t w ill be great fun! (Joine a long!”

Come along? O f course .1.would! I-. snatched up m y hat and a dustcout and oh rushing from m y room observ-. ed slight iron gates and w ithin a lift , stationary. There was no gas In It nor any attendant, and 1 had not no­ticed it before o r heard o f people going

, up or down. But the thought struck me, “ I.m ay as w ell use It, tim e w ill be saved.” Tho gra ting w as unlocked. I

! enteredi took a seat and pulled the rope. T h e l i f t began to destend. D ark­ness, but only fo r a moment or two, nnd then another grating, aiid on—Into tho darkness again. Suddenly I fe lt

’• that the seat I was occupying was los­in g ito horizontal position. It sunk on

’ . ono side. ! There was grievous creak- . Ing,.scraping, crashing and then stop­

page. H a lf w ay between tw o landing places the machine had stuck Im mova-

.r v . b ly fa s tO f course It w as very, aw kw ard, but

there w as apparently no cause Tor. alarm. I knew I should got out In time, but still it m ight h o ‘a longish job.I did not hoar inueii noise nnji conclud­ed I was am ong thick w alls aud not iiotir a grating. Hut there was sotno rum bling and shouts as I thought. In a short time, however; a ll. w as still. ‘ I had not called out, fo r I was anxious to show I was conl arid ti.it disturbed by a trillin g aecideiit o f the sort. In- ilced I had planned to coine out smokr ing.’ for I liad a fnsec and a c igar ease, w ith tiie. A s there \vjis no vent. how-. ever. I put. olT ligh ting tip till m y re­lease w as near til hand. 1 did not wisjh the a ir to. be cl<»si?r than It was.

I had .itUt thought vaguely, “ They wJil get. tne-'uul. .arid. 1 ‘ w ill emerge smoking.” ! I ’ ui. two tilings aliruptly occurred to mo, “ i io w w ill they got yony out?" and theii,; ‘.‘A ro . you su^e tliey* Svill ;h»ok fo r yoti?” D y-heaven ! Th is In fer -Idea became . serious. T h e - l i f t must hnvi). been out o f repair,.-unlit for- use. It was;eareles's to leave the grnt- l i i g .unlocked/ lliit st ill rhore. w as uo - attendant, as there would have been i f the th in g ^md*been In w ork ing trim. T h ey might perhaps think the l i f t pass­ed down o f Itg own. accord and that no';ono'-was I n i t ; ' •'• •. {• ; ; • )•

In point o f fa c t this was ro. The Cherrys, it seemed, walked s low ly oh and. as I did not fo llow , thought I was engaged and busied themselyt?s about the drama o f the streets. No one was; near when 1 entered the /naehlno, and it had sunk a w ay once before, it was said, .without any one touching it, and indeed it was, disorganized nnd not em­ployed,

The chambermaids w ore a t the w in ­dows, the w aiters at tho door, tho oc­cupants’o f rooms w ore am ong tho gay throng .on the pavements en joy ing the suhshi.ne o f the' south, Which: dnnced in a 'thousand dimplea on tho. bTilo px- pansQ j»f tile ^rediterranenn'. I d id .n o t vjis]^ j o 'st>ein fr lglitened . ° r Tv i’ raritls- and so -on ly called out ’ fo r j ie lp a t Iti.- tervals and In an unexcited, voice, arid ho oiie heanl. or, hearing, fa iled to localize iji? SOllU'd.

1j'h e Chci'i,y=J w ere out fo r three hours and on returning, finding no trace o f uig trtid hearing o f the fa ll o f the lift, at last conceived the idea that I m ight be inside o f it. * O f course when this suspicion w as jtmce set ..on fo o t there .was great .excitement, but it w as not very easy to do anything. .' In the tlrst place, oil account o f the fete, there w as an unavoidable delay in getting workmen, and when they w ere procured the part o f the wall w here ’ the lift had-'Jammed ran. down amid tiie w alls oC several small apart­ments and behind cupboardsj and to find w h ere 'th e aperture should bo be­gun was no ligh t m atter.. W ith a fiisce l could sec* iny watch. I entered the lift a t I t and .n t.fi wins still there,

‘though the voices w ere close at hand, and the pickaxes s6ctried to be pene­trating the fn im cw ork o f my little box. Even then it appeared long be­fore* fr iend ly hands helped 'm b down in to -th e chamber, whence. I reached fhe body o f the house. . ..

I t w as pleasant being nn object o f feii?_nlo.:V^clridriessYfUid, > solicitude, ;but Dr. Cherry was anxious and d es irous I should keep rpilet. W hen I w en t to bed, I found he; had had .reason for some apprehension'.' Sleep “en tirely de­serted me. and nn ’ access o f rioryous excitem ent' ensued. T w e lv e o'cloclc. strtick and then 1. It was intolerable. I.should be a ltogether tihmanhed w ith­out rest. I had hydrate o f chloral in my portmanteau, butr.-thoro .was. no night light. H o w e v e r , 1 managed to ge t the bottle and the toile t tumbler nnd m easured w ith my finger. The fluid seemed a good deal In drinking, but took e ffect iit once.:

hen 1 awoke, I heard an exclama- U oim TTrelief. T h ere werq tw o o r throe persons .in • the room. I t .was broad, daylight. A 'fo re ig n doctor, w ho spoKe English w ith nn accent, fe lt m y pulse. “ H e w ill do now,'* he said to the oth­ers, and,, turning to me, added, “ You have had n squeak.” ,

“ I must get up/’ I said. “ The steam­er goes at noon;” : • •

There was a laugh.' “ It Is long.past noon,” said tho land.-

lord, who w as a polyglot, and a young man, an Interpreter who attended the tra lnsrpn t In, w ftli a grin, “ I saw tho steamer w ith m y eyes pass Chateau d’i f and a lon g ta ll o f smoko fo llow - Ing.” :

I soon learned that I had taken nn overdose o f chloral, was discovered In

i ri jiypfound• stupor a n d c o u ld not’ bo awakenedi fDrlrCherry had done eve ry­thing for-jne. T h e Mossengeries steam­er w'as going-the next day, and the P. anti O; 'agent had transferred m y pas-

,j?ago m ost.k ind ly to .the Fren ch ;boat. •: Dr! Cherry had called In Bernar­

do, a local doctor, and intrusted m y case to iilin. M y pulse bad been care­fu lly watched and suitable, measures taken to Insure m e against fa ta l el- feets. . ; v. B y the w ay o f cheering me tho In­

terpreter said: “ Your friends Iulvo lost •ono comrade:and got.another. A gen­tleman arrived from Paris ea rly this morning. l i e was aggrieved at your uc-

' cident nnd accompanied your good doc­tor and madam and the young lady on board the steamer.”

“ W lm t waa his name?” I asked.“ 1 cannot say-hls name. I t w ill bo In

the book.”“ Do ge t U.”The book was brought. rBohold the

entry, “Jan. 2, from Loudon to Bom ­bay, M. Mackintosh, rentiert”Vi “ Cohf.ountl the ,fel 16w i” t baw led out, .‘ ‘H e: must hayo changed Ills plans at the last m oment! . Bandbox! • l?rlgl . In tr n dor I ■ Oh,' that l i f t ! ” Y y L*‘Y p t i . are V i>etter,?! observed - the - in-; ; terpreter,; “ but yoii tiiust not overdo.”

■ S o m i: J a s o n sWhy You Should Insist on Having

v i u e a u a l^ l .hy a ny o th e r .; ''F ffjitdcrs h a rd lea th cr so ft. Y - •■•. r^5pecia lly prepared, f Jeeps ou t water. . ' Y& hd\vy bodied o il.

cH A R M E S S.M il e x c e llen t preservative/R e d u c e s cost o f y o u r harness. .

o v e r burns th e le a th e r ; its •. . . . vKO-euiacy is vncrenseil. • •. .S ‘H;rrfea best serv ice. . YS t itc h e s k e p t from B reak in g .

© 8 L - ‘Ss.sold in pit

[Localities^ MnnufficttirM byPtnndnrd O il (!ompn!nr.

Wantedou four desirable lots Cookman and Clark avenues, near- Dela-

• ’ ; ware. Very little cash required, t

TH E B EEG LE R EA L E S T A T E AND INSURANNCE AGENCY,IB, N, WOOLSTON, Proprietor,

50 Main Ave.Ocean Grove, N. J .

H, E. BT70HANON, fJKO. A . SMOCSf

/.••Y rT Iie N o r th P o le , ...T h e nortii pole hi the' mathem atical

point nt the northern term ination o f the earth’s axis. W hother land or V a tc r be tUete the pUenomcnB. o t-tb e sun durlup the polar tiny or o f the Btars daring tlio n igh t would Indicate its

/Position.

BTOAIOK SMOCE,-;i . W liolcsrilonnd Kctnll

Dcnlers In ‘ /

«<LU W IBER>«Builders’ Hardware, Paints

and Oils

Cornor Main St. and Asbury Avenue.

P S BURY PARK, N. J..

OUR SPEC IALTIES .

Adam an t W a l l . P laster, . Our ow s manufacture o f Cedar Shingles, icing's W indsor “ Cement P laster,” Cedar SiUiblo Bedding.

A. R, S H R E V E S

M iU tBest Quality of Meats Only

1 C ' v.

Main Street -Opp. Ocean GroVe School House.• .. 'Y. ■ Y '•

A s b u ry Par!;, N . J,

Monmonth and Safe Deposit

. MONHOUTH BUILDINO,

Asbury Park, New Jersey.

C a p ita l, $ 100,000

S u r p lu s , $ 2 5 ,0 0 0

t • • •Execu tes a ll trusts known to tho law .

Loans m oney on Bond and m ortro c * .Rocoiyeo depoBlta subject to chock and

a llow s intferrst on da ily balance®. A cts as Trustee, Ito r is tra r and T ra n a fw

Aircnt. 'P a y s conpona. • .

M akes demand and tim o loans on ap* proved collateral.

Sa fe deposit Vaulta. Y

. \ " . ■ ' : Y . ■' : •

A . a T W IN IN G , Prooldont.

B . O.^M. H A R V B T , V ic o proa iden i,

B R U C E S. IC E ATO R , Soccotary.

D . C. C O R N E L L , Treaauror.

/

DiRECtOR3,

(Sa trfS . •„

DR. B E E G L ENo., 78 M ain Avenuo, O cean ;G royo , N „ X

Ofllcb H ou rs :;;• • ;T to 9 A- ’M ;, 12 to 2, (J-to 8 P^ M..

D A Y ID H A J IV E Y ,. J i t , C O U N S E L O R -A T -L A W .

M onm outh Biiltdlnfi:, A sbu ry P a rk , N . J, Com m issioner o t Deeila o f N ow YorU and

Pennsy lvan ia . A clu iow iedgem onU i.. tak» cn o f a ll States.

E R N E S T N . W O O L S T O N , ' .

C O M M ISSIO NE R O F 13EI0DS PO It N E W JE R S E Y , A N D N O T A R Y

PU B LIC .

,60_Maln Avenue,Ocean Grove, N . J,

W A L T E R B. P IE R S O N , A U C illT E C T .

OOlco a t h ogero MIllo, A sb u ry P a rk . N . J.

P . o . B ox. 785. :

D R. G EO RG E B. H H R B E E T , ' D B N T A X , S U R G E O N .

■ OlTIco oppoelto tho D opot, o v e r th e A ‘> bu ry P a rk and Ocean G rovo B ank, cornor oC M ain S treot and Miattlson. A vaauo, && bury P a rk , N . J. H ours, S A . M . to 6 P. M . Goa a<l m Ini stored. Appolntm onta m ado by m all o r In person.

GKO. L . D. T O M P K IN S , D. D. a , D E N T IS T . '

R oom s 2. 3 and 4, Poatoffloo Building, . Aabury Park, N . J.

Qflloo Hours, V A . M . to 6 P . M. Gas adm inistered.

D R. H . S. T A Y I jO R. D E N T IS T , .

. G raduate U n lvorsity o f Pennsylvania* Cor. Cookman A ve . and E m ory BC

Oppoalto Pofatofflof, o ve r LoMfiUatra'a Ent^anco on E m ory ot.,Asbury P a rk , N . J.

O lllco Hourei 0 to 6.

M.

G. B . M . H a rv e y D , C. C ornell,

Isoao C. K ennedy, Thom aa F . R yan ,

W in . J. H arriaon , Geo. P . K roeh l,O. H . B row n ,

. A . C.

J. H . Buchonon, John P . O 'B rien , H . H . V roe load ,

G. D. W . V room*; H «a r y M ltcbeU .

B rnce S. K flfttor, : Milan Roaa, *

T w ln ln c .-

JS A A O C. 103NNK D Y,A 'r T O R N E T -A T -L A W .

Solicitor.M aster in Chancery and N o ta ry PabJJa

Special a ttention p ivcn to exam ination o f tltlca , etc.

Monmouth Building, Aflbury Park»

• H A W K IN S & D U R A N D ,

a t t o r n e y - a t - l a w .A sb u ry P a rk and Ocean G ro ro Bank

; Bnlld ln ff, A flbury Parle , N ; . J, I,

M. E. SEX TO N ’SNew Livery and Boarding Stable

Next to Now School Building. The only brick, Fire-Proof L ivery Stable on the cciust.

OCEAN OROVE, N. J.

. . . . . F O R R E N T . . . . .

...Ice Cdeam ES&fden...w ith a ll Its equipment, Including a T u ft Soda Fountain (10 syrups). Seat­in g capacity 200.. One: o f the fin es t ice cr.eam; gardens on t iie coast. F o r term s and particulars address, ; -Y'

c . h ’ m i l l a r ;3 04 S tv c n tb A ve iiw e , A s b u iy P a rk

Particular *Attontlon Given toBoarding Horses.

A ll kinds o f c4iiTlrt«eK't/> h|ro. .Special ae- eoinmodutlouK fiir Ktm\v*rUllnu parties; clos od earriagOfl for fune^ila utut weudltiKS. '

Branch oHIccr: W . U. Ueejjlo and Captain Rulncor’a tent houbo.; Telephone a i-B

N .E . BUCIIAKON . G.KO. A . 3 3IO OK

BBCHANOH & SIOCKW holesale aud RoUvifjJDcxUcra In

LUMBER

Fu ll' L in e and BW t Grades;

Mixed Paints, Leads, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Etc. .

’ ; K in g ’s W lhd*or Coaaent, Piaster. , . Onr ow n manu&wjthro o f Oedar Shtnglea.

Offloo, Sal'caroom and Y a r d ; ; .-"‘

RAILROAD AVENUEBetween Seoond and Third Avenues

ASBURY PARK

M. C. GRIFFIN

Residence, . No. 66 Heck Avoam

©ctioia C ra v e , K . J .

JOHN N. BURTIS.

*TJaderUker &ad Embdswc,*; . 708 Mattieon Ayewue,

ftUUK. N. j , ' ■ .. ' ■

v eaJBns and » w t e l an hand c r ftur*ntatoti to dafiez. Ho*»tnl -•^ssstiwft g iven t* fra>after ^lotcbse. V*i*phoiM DC.

W.E-TA.YiiOn , A .D . Olaiuk

TAYLOR & CLARK Builders

OKlea: 36 PUtrim M h n y ■' P. O. Box ,7 OCEAN OROVB, N. J.

GEO. PRIDHAMPRACTICAL

House Painterand Grainer

OCEAN OROVE, N. J... ' . DOX 3013, ■:

E S TIM AT E S P R O M P T L Y F H R N I8H B ®

W IL L IA M It . C A R M A N , . A rch itect and Bu ilder,

Office:M ain A re . , n ex t to A flsoclatlon B*Id&

P t o s and eatlmatea prom ptly , . . fum lshed. ■ . ;

Residence: 103 Em bury Avo.

B U Y T H E

H i

SEWING lA C HIMEDoiiot bo deceived by .those who ml- vertiso a $GO.t’0 Sowing Macliino. for

$20.00. This kind ofa machine cnu . ho bought from us or any oCour

dealera from $10.00 to 518.00.WE MAKE A VARIETY. •

THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST

Htrong points makes tlio New iKomo tho best Sewing-Matihiuo to'buy.

W n te te C iR C U U R S S iS Sw o manufdeturound prlecs beiuropurchasluy

THE HEW HOME SEWING MflgfllNE GO.ORANGC, MASS.

23 Union Sq. N , Y ., Chicago, 111., A tlanta, Ga., SU Louis,Mo., Dallas.Tex., San Francisco, Cal

FO.n SALE OV

P E R R IN E & Y J a c k s o n

.URA.r.KtW IN

M e a ts ^ P o u ltryI REStI STOCK

PROrtPT SDRVICB

r-REG DELIVERY

No...iaS H eck A ven u e

Cor. WhlteQeld

«o rcA .rc e s t « V E , r o . j .

JOHN LEONARD

Sanitary Hum berOpp. Ooean G rore M ain Avo. GateB

Asbury Park

A GHAVATT3 .

C f ) S * V I 6 H Q A + 1 B 5 S K 6 R Y

Bread, Pio a «d Fancy Cako, '

EJouth M ain Starod, Oppastte Broadway Gates

fjfijBBon ’xars' s j , a*- ;

ORDERS PROMPTLY A T T «01 ©BO TO

*• AMOS LIPPINCOTT, Hfijghant Tailor and Sen’s Furnisher

; 210 Main Stroet,Oppoeae &. B . Stotism. A .bO Tj P a * t , M» J,

Pennsylvaniia R;./•• T h e .S ta n i ia r d R a ilr o a d , o f A m o r io a ;

Oil. and arter A p r i l 27,1901. YT R A IN S L E A V E : O C E A N G R O V E —

, Y * ;^^VEEIv-DAYS.; ■F o r N ew Y o rk nml N ew a rk , 7.1Q, 8.50' a.- ni;, if.20 and p.Jiy, p. ,m . • . ■F o r- E lizabeth , S.C0 a. m:, 2.25 : and C.3I• p. m.-F o r ItjiIiw ay , 8.50,0. in., 2.SS and Bfa3*W*m.:' F a r M iitaw tin , if.DO i i : « » . , ‘z.25 and-C;31 •; p.. ,rn.* ' ' • ■'■ ■■ • ■; .F o r Long* Branch. 7.10, '8.50, .11.00 a. in.;

2;la,'-2.25v-S.USi 6.40 and ) 7.0T' p. 'm.F o r Red Bank, 7.10, .8.50 a. m., 2.25 and

5..'!3, p. m. ;-.':v F o r - Ph iladelph ia,: B road St.. and. T ren ­

ton, 7.2U, 8.05 . a, in .V . 32.15 and 4.0T• p. -m.,v'.F o r Camden^ v ia "T roh ton • arid Boi*deh»

town, 7,23 and 8.05. a . m ., 12.15 and 4.07 p. n v . : '■

■For Cam den and I'hWadelp'hia, v ia T o m '* R iv e r , 1.25 p. m.. ’ , •/

F o r .T o n i's R iv e r , Island I-Ielghts, and in- .term ediato Stations, l.l!5 p; in. ,

Fot*. P o in t P leasan t and In te rm ed ia te S ta- t,lona,. 11.01' a. ■ rn., 2.53, 5.13 and .6.48 p .: m ..

F o r NoW. Brunsw ick v ia M onm outh Juno-' tion, 8.05. iu m., 12.16 and 4;07; p. m.

T R A IN S . L E A V E N E W Y O R K F O R • O C E A N G R O V E .. Y

F rom W e s t Tw en ty -th ird S tre e t Station*' •... 8.55 a. m.V I2.40> 2.25 and 4,55 p. m.- Sun-• daya/9;L’5.a,; m; and. 4.55-p ;m .F r o m . Deabrosses S treet S tation , a t 9.00 a.

m.y .12.60, -3.40 and 5.10 p. m. Sundays,9.45 a m. and 5.15 p. m.

F ro m C ortland t S treet S ta tion , a t 9.00 «u m ., la.GO, 3;40 and 6.1Q p< m. Sundays,9.45 a. m. and 5.15 p. m. - On Sunday* •will stop a t In terlaken and A von ■ in •plfieo o f N o r th Aabury P ark -an d Anbury ■Parle to. le t o f f 'passengers.

D R A IN S LEAVJD P H IL A D E L P H IA (B road St.) F O R O C E A N GROVE..

A t 8.20, 11.03 a. m., ,1.30 and 4.00 p; m. w eek-days, M arket • S treet , W h a r f, v ia Cam den and Tren ton , 7.28; 10.30 a, an d ^3.20, p. mV. L ea v e .Market.- S treet W harf/ v ia JamesbULrg, 7.2S a. m „ 4.00 • p.v m. ‘w eck -da i's .i. . - . .

W a 8 8 i i i s i ^ t « n a n d t h e S o i i t f i .L E A V E B R O A D S T R E E T / P H IL A -

- D E L P H IA .F o r B h ltlm ore and W ash in g ton —3.60, 7.20,

8.32, 0.12, 10.23,- XL23, 11.33 a. m i,. (12.31,

in., -1.1S i'd In Ing-cur), 3.13. 3.20,4140,6.2.5, 0.05, 0.55 (d in ing ear), 7;»1 (d in ing car) p. m., and 12.20night, VY'--v'r ‘•-•r-.'V; Y^Y-

. T lm o tab les o f a ll o th er tra ins o f th « system m ay bo obtained a t tho tick et o f ­fice^ or. a t the stations. '

3. ,R. W O O D , Gen- Pass. ' A c t ,Jv B. H U T C H IN S O N , Gen. M anager. '

New York and Long Branch R. R.

T im e-tab le - In ofTect N ovem b er 25, 190®

V .:S T A T IO N S I N NEW \ .Y O R K :.: Cen tra l R* R . o f N e w Jersey,- fo o t L ib e r t y '. and W iiiteh&U street^ (Sou th F e r ry ).; P en n sy lvan ia R . R ., fo o t W e s t 23rd, C ort-:

lan d t.an d Desbrqssea streets. .:.;?•li'eavo N E W Y O R K fo r O C E A N G R O V H

and A S B U R Y P A R K .:F o o t L ib e r ty street—4.30, 8.30, 1L30 a-' m.,

.4 30,. C.23 p.. m. -::.Y • - . "Yc^F o o t W h iteh a ll street, (Sou th Ferry . T e r r !■; m iria l)—8.25, 11.25 a, m., 4.25, 6.10 p. m . ■ F o o t W iest .23d street—8.55 .a, m ., 12.40,: *3.25, •4.55;, p.: m..

F o o t C ortland t . street—9.00 a. m ., 12.50, •3.40,-6.10 p .m .

F o o t Dcsbrossos street—9.00 , a. m., 1?.50, *3.40, -540 p .;m . . ; y \ : ; ;Y';;:. .- ‘u -n .-y

L E A V E O C E A N G R O V k A N D A S B U R Y ;. P A R K : ' ,'Y -Y

F o r E lizabeth i-N ew a rk and j N ew " Y o rk — =-. 0.17, C7.10 N ew a rk and N e w " Y o rk o n ly ) - *8.00, 8.60 a. m., 12.10, 2.25, 4.00, 5.33, 6.Z9 :

.. p. m. v . V ' i y .v' Yv' :F o r F reeho ld , T ren ton and Ph ilade lph ia ,

v ia Sea G }rt—7.29, 8.05 a, m ;, 12,16, ' 4.07 - p.. m : > . •. .v

F o r T ren ton and Ph iladelph ia , Bound V B rook Route—0.17, 8.00.a. m .» 12.10, 4.0« p. m. • • : -vr-

F o r . T o m 's ' R iv e r and in term ed ia te sta- o tions to Camden, yla ‘ Seaside ParkT-l-Si

' p. 'm. . . o - r - . - Y Y Y Y F o r BelToar,', Spring Lake,- Sea G irt and^

Manosnuan~-7.09 , 7.29 . 8.05,. 10.35, U.04 a . ■ ; m., 12.15, 1.25, 2.53, 4.07, 5.19; 0.23 , 6.48, 8.22

p. m .: '■:•••''......-Ml JF o r P o in t P leasan t—7.09,' 10.35, li:o4 a. m .t ;

1.25..2.6:{, 6.19; <T.23,.fl;48, 8.23 p. m.,F o r L o n g Branch and R ed Bank—0.17, 7.10,

S.B0, 8.50, (11.00 Lon g B ranch o n ly ) , .n,.' m., 12.10, (2.15 L on g B ranch on ly ), 2.25,4.00, 5.33, (5.40. Long B ranch on ly ), 6.10, (7.07 Lon g Branch on ly ) p. m.

• D enotes express trains, , i •! J» R . W O O D , I

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

O. P . A . C. R . R . o f N . J.' RUFUS'B I.ODGETT.

, supt. N. Y . & L. B, R , . R,

NOTICE.

Estimates on se\?er and water connections promptly furnished.

Low prices and good work.

IVJKBjSOW H. KKlifflEIt, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

flans and speolileationB dmwh fi>r oil kin da o f modem woodtatoae or brick buildings. For- workmanshlp and prices \ 41 re Aw to all <hr whom I havo done work In tbo Grove and, I'Blk. Bstimalea ehecrftjUy given. • * - ■.Box 2087* Pitm aa Avenue*; Oceon Grove

ST E W A R T & H ERBER T

Cpntractdrs^BuildersBsiim dtea fumlBh*d on a l l htanehtfii •: J

1 ' • o f work. }Bradley Beach, New Jersey

i 1. o. Box 63 Odd 67

N o tice Is hereby- g iven that tho sub­scriber, . adm in istratrix o f Jobn M. L a lgb t, Ooceused, w ill, imrsunnt to an o rder o f the Orphans’ Court o t Mon- motitli County, N ew Jersey, made tho tw en ty-fifth day o f A p ril, n inetoen hundred and one, o ffer a t public sale on 'M onday, Juno tenth, n ineteen hun­dred and one. at e leven o 'clock, a m „ a t P a rk 'H a ll, A sbury Park , N ow Jersey, tho fo llow in g descHbed prem ­ises:

A l l that certain tract or parcel ot land in the Townsh ip ' o f Neptuno,’, County o f Monmouth and S ta lo o f N ow Jersey; being n ea r 'th o .w estern boundary o f the/Borough o f Asbury Park (n ow c ity ); I3EG1NNING a t a point in tho southeviy line o f Sunset A venue, distant four hundred. (100) fe e t -svestorly. from the sou thw est cor­ner o f Sunset Avonuo nnd R a ilroad Avenue, as located by P e te r Soure, surveyor, A . D., 1881, running thcnco w ester ly a long tho sou therly lino o f Sunset Avenuo, fifty (50) fe e t; tlienco sou therly-at right, angles w ith Sunsot Avenuo, one hundred anil i£ty 'vH 60 ) . Ic e t, thence easterly para lle l -with Sun­se t: Avenue. f ifty (SO) fe e t : tlienco n orth erly aga in .a t r ig h t angles, w ith Sunset AVenUe, one hundred and fifty (150) f e e t to the place o f bogln ing.

■"- T erm s cash. - >Dated A p r jl 29th, 1901.

A N N A M. L A IG H T , A dm in istra trix .

S- A . P A T T E R S O N , / > '' P roctor,

10-20 • \

OCEAN. GRO VE TIM ES—SATU RD AY, MAY 18, 190 <.

Lo\v, R o to S um m er T ou rs to the P a ­c ific Coast and ilQ u n ta ln s o f the

Canadian N o r th w e s t v ia the Pen n sy lva n ia R a ilroad .

In v iew o f th e ex trem ely low rates au thorized by tho various trunacontl- uc-ntal linos on account o f tho In terna­tional Conference o f tho Epworth Lenguo at San Francisco In July next, tho 'Penn sylvan ia R ailroad Company anuounccs a th irty-day tour across the continent, lea v in g N ow Vcirlt, N ew ­ark, Philadelphia, Baltim ore, W ash­ington ,and other stations on its lines east o f PittsbiiiK , on M onday, July 8, return ing to N ow Y o rk Tuesday, Au­gu st (i.

T h e route w ill Include stops at a ll the rea lly Im portant points fo r .rest and sight-seeing, am ong thcirt' being Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Colorado. Springs, G ienwood Springs (w ith a d ay ligh t rldo through tho ltoc lty Moun­tains, including llio R oya l G orge and Grand Canon o f tho A rkan sas); and at S a lt I,alto City, a rr iv in g a t Hnn Fran­cisco 10.00 a. m „ Tuesday, July 1G, be­fo re tho convention opens. Six days w ill be a llo tted .to San Francisco, for which,; tlm o no hotel accomm odations o r o ther features w ill be Included In the tickets. L eav in g San Francisco Mon­day (morning, July, 22, M onterey, Santa Barbara and Los A ngeles w ill be v ls lt-

• ed, a ll travelin g o ve r -the now Coast L in e o f tho Southern Pac ific Compaily being dono by daylight, In order, ito v iew w hat Is reputed to bo the most a ttra c tlvo scenery In. California. L e a v in g Los Angeles, Snti Jose w ll bo v is ited , thenca Portland, w ith two days ' stop, a fter which w ill come tho crow n ing feature o f tho trip, tho jour-'

'n e y hom eward v ia tho Canadian i'a c l- ilc R a ilw ay through the unrivaled mountains o f B ritish Columbia.

Th o schedule over the Canadian P a - ' c lllc R a ilw ay w ill bo prepared w ith

"e s p e c ia l care, and tho train side-track­ed a t nights w here necessary, In order th a t no p art ot this de ligh tfu l feature m ay bo missed by n ight-traveling. T h is In itse lf Is a ruro opportunity. In addition, stops w ill be m ade a t Banff

' H o t Springs and St. Paul.T h e tourist w ill trave l in tlie h ighest

grade o f Pullmnu equipment,, and tho specia l tra in w ill be composed o f vestl- buled d in ing car, sleep ing cars, and an observation car. T lie la tto r car w ill be Blm ilar to those used on tho famous Pennsylvan ia l im ite d .

"With the exception o f tho tim e de­vo ted to San .' Francisco, passengers w ill bo located on the specia l train during tho en tire tour. Breakfast, luncheon and dinner w ill be provided in tho d in ing car w h ile en routp, nnd

. when side-tracked, at tho various plac­es v is ited . Our patrons w ill therefore avo id the expense o t h igh-priced hos- to lries, tho hurry, and annoyance o f m eal stations, and the unsatisfactory accom m odotions afforded by ia ferlor hotels.

A thoroughly experienced Tourist A g e n t and it'Chaperon w ill accompany the party, and In fa c t,'th e en tire tour w ill bo conducted under the samo care fu l m anagem ent that lias made tho “ Pennsylvan ia T ou rs” world fa- nious.

f " T h e total rato fo r the en tire trip as outlined above, covering ono double berth and. a ll meals in d in ing car, from N e w York , Philadelphia, Baltimore, W ash ington , Harrisburg, A ltoona, and points on tho Pennsylvan ia Railroad east o f P ittsburg, w ill bo $188.60; two persons In a berth, each S1G8.50.

R ate, go in g w ith tho m ala party, w lt li Pu llm an berth nnd meals up to a rr iva l a t San Francisco, returning from San .F rancisco independently by any d irec t route, w ith transportation on ly on re lurn trip, $118.10; tw o per­sons In a berth, each- $V0S.10.

R ate, transportation, Puiman berth) and m eals on special tra in to San- Francisco, w ith transportation .on ly re ­turn ing Independently v ia Portland aud Northern Pacific R a ilw ay , or Can­adian Pacific Railw ay and St. Paul, un-

, t i l AuguBt 31,i $121.10; tw o In a berth,. each, ?117.10; Th is route w ill espe­

c ia lly appeal to those w ho desire to . v is it Yo lllow stono P a rk on their re ­

turn journey. Tho tlcktes. . .admit o f stop -over at Livingston, a t which point a t ick e t covering five and one-half days ’ hotel accomm odations, w ltli sta ge transportation through Ye llow -

' stone Park , muy be purchased fo r ?49.D0.

Rato, .covering samo as precoding trip up to San Francisco, w ith trans­portation only returning Independent­ly v ia Los Angeles, San Francisco, Po rtlan d and Canadian Pacific , or N orth ern Pac ific and St. Paul, ?131.60; tw o In a borth, each $121.00.

R a tes from Pittsburg, $5.00 less than above figures.

Fo r in form ation o f those who ilcslro , to tra ve l Independently a fte r arriva l

a t San Francisco, It should bo noted that tickets perm it stop-off w ith in lliu-

■ its o f August 31, a t nnd w es t o f Den­ver , Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Colo., and w es t o f St. Paul. S top-over w ill

1 also be a llow ed ... until August 31,-at N ia gara Fa lls and Buffalo, fo r Pan- Am erican Exposition, on t ick ets read­ing through thoso points.

D escrlp tlvo book let w ill shortly bo issued, g iv in g tho schedule and f u r ­ther details. Diagram s are now opeu, and as the number who can bo accom- m odatod w ill ho s tric tly lim ited , namos should bo reglBtored im m ediately.

F o r fu rther in form ation app ly to T ou ris t A gen t, 11SG B roadw ay, Now Y o rk ; Thos. Purdy, l ’assongor Agont L o n g Branch D istrict, 789 Broad- St., N ew ark , N . J.; J. K . Shoemaker, Pas- sen gor -Agent M idd le D istric t, 1-111 Chestnut St., Ph iladelph ia ; B. Cour-

' laender, Jr., Passenger A gen t, Ba lti­m ore D istrict, Baltim ore and Ca lvert Sts., Baltim ore, lild.; C. Stiwlds, Pas­sen ger A gen t Southeastern D istrict, 15th and G Sts., N . W ., W ashington,D. C.; or address Goo. W . Boyd,. A s ­sistant General Passenger Agent, Broad St. Station, Philadelph ia.

Low=Prieed

. . . A T . . .

Located west of Bradley. Park and West Gro^, three-fourths of a mile from Asbury Park

-:'7\-'7 .. and Ocean Grove.

AV limited number, of lots will be sold according to location at the following ridiculously

low prices, viz.r

$40, *50, m, *75 and H00LOTS ON G0RL1ES AVE. ONLY $125

V These prices are less than one-half value, and no lots equally as desirable have been offered along the Monmouth shore at anything approaching so low a figure.

LIST OFProperties for Rent

The. season com prehends, fo u r moriths— from June to Octobor, ■ In gomq ca&otf the ’, tim e of. oecupanciy is lim ited to. a shorter period, and in many, cfis.es It m ay be ex ­tended i f desired. : T h e various 'boiipcs d i f­fer. w ide ly ;.ltv -ch a ra c te r o t furn ish ings, but- usually contain - tho ( needed artic les outside o f -linen; bed rcoyerinir, s ilver a rid ; cutlery;! I t is ' dilHctilif' to , g ive by le t te r an y sa tis factory - description. - of* the fo l-. ipW ln jf properties, and it is rocommcndcd1 tha t applicants cornu Irt person to inspect them . Th ey to.i\ lie exam ined nx any tim e; and the subscriber's olilces aro prom inently located •at 51) M a in avenue, Ocean G rovo, opposite A ssocia tion l3ulld~ Ing. •'

Tho Ocean O rovo s tages m cot a ll trains, and any o f them w ill t r jn g passengers dlrcvit vo U\e v>tUce». JAap-ol grounds am i: o th er In form ation w ill bo forw arded upon application. , *

7EAST OK V 1 LG ltfM PA TH W A Y.

' 101. A Wall furnished 11-room cot- tiigu ojv i 'i im a n avenu es lVa blocks^,.; - from -the bc.eun, good b a th - .. . .• • .-4 3uQ.Q9

iuy. -'A haindaomp ten-roum co ttage With bath, - on- o ilm a n avenue, - 1 :^ .bloclc i’roin -the; o cean ' .7 7 . . . . . . . ; 3 7 5 .0 0

201. ■-■ A n e legan t lti-room bouse w ith , b a th , tw o •• b locks from the • 7 . -v ocean an^ w ltli a, line .view o f tlio . •sam o and near. I*'ieteher X i a k © 4 7 a . 0 0 ; Hjj.- A well- furnished ton-roOin co tta ge a t tho - corner o f (Jentral . and Clark, avenues,..w ith bath, ex>\: .. :ce ile ilt v iew o f the ocetiii 7 . . ; 350.00 ■ lOU..: On . viambury.; avenue,, one, - :./■ block -.from t.ho' ocean, ten ‘rooms. ' .. •and f bnth:*;*. *»•.. >v< . . . .......*■./.' .7 ; 32o,00

10b’; : handsomo; 12-room : house, '; ,d ltectly , o n ; the ocean irou t, w ith '_ buth atfd: e lec tric ligh ts ,. /?-.i

200. Ot,

375.00

,750.00

Corlies avenue is to be-improved under the State Road Act, and will be the Grand Boulevard leading to the County Seat at Freehold and all the back country.

IS

to acquire valuable property for a very little money. Come in before all the lots offered at these• special prices have been -taken up.

Maps and full information upon application to

22^ flain Street Asbury: Park, NL J.

F o r R en t.. A ve ry desirable store on Main ave- svue, opposite post oflleo, fo r rent cheap. E xcellen t location fo r any ■business. A pp ly t o 'E . N . W oolston , successor to W . H . Boegle, GQ M ain avenue, Ocoan Grove, N . J.

Stops the C o i|h nnd W ork s OS! tlie Cold. •

L a xa tiv e Bromo-Qnlnhtfl Tab le ts ctzro a «oM In one day. No cure, no Pay.

25 cents.

. 110. \A p leasant 12-room, co tta ge on . .B ath ;aven u e;; o n e : bloclc/ from,, t lie ;• A

! o c e a n . . . . . . < ; / . . • * • • 300*00. 112.-r ■ On U roadw ay^ ZVa-: • Ijloclca. • >.

from th e ■ oeean; 22-room boafdlng- : house i ;.v.v. i a . * * . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . • - 4o0.00

liA. On P itm an avenue, lV i blocks - from* tho: ocean, a Very desirab le U - ■ room co ttage w ith bath4. 3 months 350.00;■ 115. ■ A w e l l - lo c a t c ;d -;7rroom cot- ;. ta g e on. 5smbui»y .avenue, n ea r the , „ ocean. . . . . . ; . . ; . . . . . . . .V•'• *• • • • .♦>■«•'».’ ^00.00• 110. - On C lark avenue, 2'^; blocks 'from the ocean; % .o£ a .d o u b le ;c o t- :. „■■ . taye,;euhtalulUB U r o o m s 125.001 ll7.i-.Su.me- as .110... . • . V v , \ >•ll'J. A 17-room hoard ing, house. 1

bloclc from tliu o c «an , on Webbavenue ..................................................... 450.00

120. A cozy 7-room co tta ge on C lurk avenue, 2>/£j blocks from thoocean loO.OO

J211 A w ell furnished 0-room c o t - % tage w ith bath, on liitth avonue, u<j blocks from tho ocean, term .5 k ,months ........ ‘........... 300.00

122. A p leasant Hl-room co ttage on A b b o tt avenue, 2 blocks from •the ocean, w ith bath . . 7 . . . . < * . . 275.00■ 125. • On B roadw ay, 2 blocks from :.S; v; the ocean, 15-room board ing .house ■ atid .ba th :7.V. ; . >vi; . . - . . . . . • • • • • 350.00

. 12(J.On B roadw ay, a p leasan t 15- • rooni hoard ing house, 2.blocks from ■ . .the ocean ....... 325.00‘ 128. A v e ry deslraolo 9-room cot­tage w ith bath, on. Ocean P a th w aynear ocean ...............................................350.00

130. On Km bury avenue, 2 blocks from tho oecun, a p leasant 12-room -c o t t a g o ................. 275,00. 132.: A w ell furnished 11-room cot-

-tago on A bbo tt avenue, 2 . blocksfrom tho ocean ........................ 225.00

13-1.- A desirab le 15-room hoarding houso on .Embury avonue, 2 blocks •frOrn the ocean ...............'. 350.00

130. On P itm an avenuo, 1% blocks from ocean, S-rooin co tta ge w ith bath a n d 'e x tra lo t .'.......................... 276.00

142. A cozy 7-room co tta ge on B a th avenue, 2 blocks Crom ofonn 175.00

143. O a A bbott avenue r.enr me ocean, % o f a double house, e^n. ,•

;ta lh in g 7 rooms . i-.>* . . . ; . . , . 175.00 . 144. A handsome ll-rroom cottage w ithVbath an d .e leetrle .llR h ti piano.. ; -

Cr lv a te fam ily , W ebb avenue# 2% locks from <ocean. . . . . 450.00. 145. A b b o tt avenue,-2 blocks from . • •

tho ocean, 12-room co tta g e 350.001-16. A . v e ry desirab le 12-room cot-

tago w ith , bath, on M ain avenue, 2 b locks from-.tho ocean 450;00

148. A-13-rdom. board ing house on /’ v ; A h b o tt avenue, 1 b lock fro m ; the - ocean . . , ; . . . ■ * W ...........350 .00

149. A well.iiocated 8-room co ttago ; on W eb b avenue, : ! ' b lock from the v o cean . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . i7.. . . .; 275.00• '161.:-- A b b o tt avenue, - 1% blocks from ‘ the ocean, o f a double house, contain ing 9 rooms, and bath 250.00

152. B roadw ay, Vfa- b locks fromthe ocean, 9 rndms and hath .........300.00. 163. ‘On Main a ven u e ,-n ea r the fccean,' a .d es lrab lo 8-room cottago and bath ’. ........ 350.00

154. Stnall-slze board ing house on Burf avenue. 1% blocks fro m tho ocoan, contain ing 11 room s ............. 300.00

105. Cozy 7-room co ttago o n 1W ebb avenue, near th o -o c c a n 225.00

luS. A w ell-estab lished 27-room board ing house on A h bo tt avenue, l . b lock from the ocean, w ith l in o -v iew o f samo ....V ................ 750.00

ICO. E a s t side o f the D e law are H ouse on Cookman avenue, 3 blocks from tho ocean, conta in ing .9 room s 175.00

161. W e s t side / o f the D e law are .House; sam e location ; 31 b locks from ... ■'ocean, conta in ing 8 room s and bath .225,00■ 168. . Abbott:. ■■■ avenue > ■ near . t h e ..........ocean,- w est: side.- o f a double cot­ta g e ,. contain ing 5 rooms 7 . . 1 2 5 . 0 0

16-1. O n . M a in : avenue, . 2 i blocks from the ocean/ 23-room board ing house ■ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,7 . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . .’ 600.00

,. 165. On Central avenue, near M ain-avenue, 4,-room co ttago 75,00

166. A handsome-14-room co tta ge . w ith bath , e lectric iiKhts, on E m ­bu ry-aven u e, 2 blocks from tho ocean, p riva te: f a m i l y . . . . . . . . . . . 400.00. 1G7.-- On H eck avenue, 2% bldcks fro m ocean, a cozy G^room co ttage w ith hath • . . . . . . . . . i ...7 .7 .7 ....150 .00

171. On .W es ley L a k e terrace, -1, b lock fro m ocean, a 45-room board­in g house (41 ,bed room s), w ell

vfurnlshed . . . . . . . . ; » i . * . . . 1400.00174. A handsome 9-room, co ttage

w ith ba th 'an d a ll im provem ents on S tock ton avenue,: n ear Cen tra l aiv'e- nue, fin e v iew o.f, ocean and la k e .. vS25.00

17(5. A room y 10?room co tta go on Em bury- avenue,’ : ?£ b lock .from- ocean . . . . . . . . . . . . . i-y225,00

177. Ori- Moiln avenue, 2lA blocks . . from ocedn, 32-room board ing house 7Q0,00

178. On W ebb ' avenue; !1, b lock • f r o m ' ocean, 10-robm co ttago . . . . . . . . 230.00

179. A : p leasant 8-room co ttago on S u rf • avenue; . % block *. from ocean ..i.- i.. . . , i \ . . . . . : 250.00 ‘ lSO.- '.O ri.OceanYFathway, o f a doub le house; - contain ing. 12 room s, •" - . p r i v a t e .v .. . . . . . . . . . . ; ; 4 0 0 . 0 0

182. On W ebb avenue, iy_. b locks from ocean, Ja-room cottago , . . . . .v 370.00

153. A pleasant 9-t-oom co tta go on B roadw ay. blocks from occan 175.00

155. A pleasant 9-room co ttago On A b b o tt avenuo, Ufc blocks fro mocca n , w ith - bath ........ * ............ 250.00

. I t A handsome 12-room co ttago on A b b o tt «i.Vi'nuo, 3 blocks from ocean, -with bath and e lectricligh ts ................... .................................. 400.00

190. D irec tly on the ocean fron t,10-room cottngo. w ith bath, e lectricllRlits, s ta tionary tubs ................... <i00 00

11*2. A Inindsomo 10-room co ttago on H ook avenue, Id o o r from ocean, w ith bath , electric ligh ts . . . . . . . . . . . 4f>0 1)0

193. A hapdsome 10-room cottago on E m bury avenue. 1 door from ocean, w ith bath, o loctric ligh ts .. 450 00

194. A pleasant 6-room co ttago w ith bath, on Em bury avenuo, near occan ........ ............. ........................ 200.00

197- O h . B road w ay .-. w ith in ' 3 :b locks ; front ocean, a v^ell-furnlshed and. d esirab le 8-room cottago w ith bath ... .......7 ..7 .7 ....7 . .............. •. 275.00

195.: On H eck avenue, ono and a»v,x-..-;;n- h a lf b lock from .the ocsean, a. desir-al>lo tw olve-room co ttago w ith bath;^825.00 • Ipn. A pleasant^ th irteen -room > v '•* ;

board ing houso, I lo e k avenuo, tw o : • blocks from ( o c e ^ n . . 350.0ti• 202. Ah .. 8-room .co tta go o n ; W eb b . avenue; tw o ana one-halt blocks from 1 th e ocean ; . . . 125.0t-

204. A .w ell i ‘established hording- houso on Ocean P a th w ay , 'w ith 38 .

• room s „ , . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . .7., 950.00•205. A com fortab lo 11-room cot-. v ■;

tago on A b b o tt avonue, one b lock from ' tho 'ocean, with* bath •...7..7 850,60

06. A io-room cottago , tw o and. one-ha lf blocks fro m tho ocoiu t... . 250.00

207. A cozy 4-room co ttago on A b b o tt avcsroio, near tho o c ea n .... 125.00 '208. A n 8-room, co ttago on B a th -.

avenue, two 'blocks from , the ocean' 225.00 • 2u9. A desirable. JJO-room boarding •

house • oh' Em bury avenu e,;' one b lock from the ocean .. . . . . .> 7 .... . . . 425.00.210.' A pleasant 10-room cottage

on: Em bury avenue, one and one- • .h a lf blocks from the o c ea n .... . . ; . 200.00

211.' A . handsome 13-room cottage, : w ith bath, on: Main avunue, neartho ocean, w ell fu rn ish ed .... . 450.0c.212, Oir A tlan tic avenue, - ono .

b lock from th o ‘ ocean, 7-room c o l­la g e ........................................... . . . . 175.00

213. Same as 212.215. A desirable 11-room cottago

on A tlan tic a ven u e .... ................... 450:0021 ti. A pleasant 12-room ' bfiard-

in g house ori A bbo tt avenuo, near . the ocean, w ith board fo r ono. per-- eon ....... 250.00

217. On. Sea V iew avenue, tw o , b locks fro jn the ocean,- 8-room: cot-v V - •••:-• tago w ith b a tlj. . . . . . . . . . . - .v ;. 350;0o

218. On* Em bury - avenue, near the • ocean, one-half o f a ' double house contain ing 9 'r o o m s . . 7..7 200;C0 ; 219. Sam e-as 7J18. . • , ,v ; - 7 ‘ 1 v'1-’ :220. On A b lio tt avenue,- one block

fr«»m the ocean, conta in ing 9 rooms 225.00 .221. A handsome l»-rooom cottage w ith bath, e lectric ligh ts, on M a(n avenue, near the ocean, Juno 1stto August 1st................................. .

222. A - bnmlsome p r iva te resi­dence on Occuti P a th w ay ,' contaln- In g It rooms, to Septem ber 15th....

224. An 8-room c o tta ro on . A b ­bott avenue, fo r .lane and Ju ly,twob locks .from tho o cean . .......... £0.00

22^:: -On ■ C lark 'avenue, near P il- ’ ■.grim\XJathw ay,, '4rroom- c o tta ge ...7 ■ 100.00 , 227. A pleasant ,9-rooni co ttago -7 • 'on B road w ay, • tw o and one-half : blocks from the ocean, w ith b a th :. 275.00

228; A c o z y ti-rooin co ttago on H eck avenue* / three .blocks from . 7 1 he ' ocean , a v .:;.7v,;7-.:.:.v i ’.-i. ;7 ^ ;;v v . ' 150.0i>.. :-229.“ :On-P itm an.1 avenue, near, the ocean,. a :9 -roon i-C ottage .. . ; . . . . . .7 ; '. . 275.00

Ji30._ 26-room boarding: bouse, on/i W ebb avepuo;, tw o 'blocks from the • Ocean .7.'..ly..... ..... . . i . A : ; .;.

231;!‘ 6-room co ttage on W ebb av ­enue, east o f Central a ven u o ....j; . ;

232. . Th o w'est .Side o f a doublo house contain ing C room sv on H eck avenue, three, blocks’ from the ocean

233.., O n ' W eh bv ayehue, nea.r the •.O.Dean, - 8-room :co ttago w’ ith bath.'.

231. A desirab le 9-room co ttage on Cookman avenue, n ear Centralavenue; w it l i ’ b a th . . . . , 250.00

236. One o f the m ost handsome p r iva te residences in the Grovo, con ta in ing: 12 ' rooms- w ith , bath, 7 handsom ejy ; furn ished,' located on ■ : ’ • • W ebb . ayenue, two. . and ' one-h a lf - ■? blocks from tho ’O c e a n , . . . . . A . 525.00

242., On H eck avenue/ near P il- - - ■ . grim .P a th w a y , 10-room co tta g e ... . 225.00.•244., D irectly : on the ocerin. front/ ' • •

13-room co ttage with. b a th .. A . . . . . . <100.00 ' 240. On H eek . avenue, one' an v l. .one-ha lf blocks from ,.the ocean, ;19- 7 - ■room boarding house ................... COO.00.248. A pleasant 7-room cottago

on M ain avenuo, near Central av-onuo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... ; . . . .......... .. -225.00

249. A pleasant 9-room * c o t ta g e 'on ISmbury avenue, near the-- ocean ................ A A . . . . A A . 200.00

C50.00

150.0 :

130.00

250.00-

o f N e w Jorsey.- 11-room co tta go .... 200.00474.. On Alt. H erm on W a y , near •

K ew i:Y o rk , avenue, 17-room board­in g house .. 300.00

Address

Tlie Beegie Real Estate and Insarance AgencyE. N. WOOLSTON, Prop.

5o Main AV© ., OCEAN GROVE. N. J .

T3ot/cn o.s* T oo th ac iik . Instant relief, 15c. Rough on* H eadache, T a b le ts , 15c .R ough on W orms. Liquid, easy taken, 23c. R ough on' Corns. 1 For hard or soft corns, Ce, R ough Corns. Don’ t make the feet sore, ICc. R o tiau os CORNS. Tho old reliable standardise , R ojugh o n Corns. Sells around the world, ffic.

ROUGH ON B ILE , T adlets. I f nothing else clears tlie bile out o£ you, thcso w ill, 2Co

ROUGH ON BRO NCH ITIS , T a iiLETS. Tho worse tlie case the moro marked <ind noticcablo the.relief. Simple coughs and colds may. be helped by simple means but thoso severe cough- ; ing spells that rack the bronchial tubes and lungs, deep ssated colds, coughs and bronchial, throat, chest and hmg affections, severe per­sistent tickling, hacking nnd irritation can bo onickly cjuietcd. hclped, soothed and cured by this remedy only. 23c..nt d ruggists or by mail.

CORN REM ED IES M AY.CO M E A N D GO,bu t‘ *Uough on Corn»*’ goes on forever;remains the standard, tho old and ever rollable, never- fa iling cure, for hard or soft twrn*. Kc. at druggists. . • ‘ j . /"

“ H o u g h o a I ia u lo a s . ” •/N ew and succef^fal treatment, only complete,

juro. G ives ease and comfort at once. Sub- lucr. inflammation. A llays fever, pain, sore­ness, tenderness. Reduces swelling nnd en­largement \jf joints. T o tired, sore or feveredfeet it g ives relief and comfort at once. Best possible remedy for sprains, mashes,contusions, black eve*) etc. 85c. ot druggists or sent prompt­ly b r mad. E. S. W ELLS, Clwjmbrt, JeBGey

W EST o r r I LG H IM P A T H W A Y .

•100. On Cookman avenue, near N e w Jersey avenuo, 7-room cottage,p a rtly furnished .........A . . . . . . . . . 125.00

401. On A bbo tt avenue, near N ew Y o rk avenue; 9 rooms, furnished 175.00- . 403.: A , cozy :. 7-roOm co tta ge on

M t..T ab or-W ay ,: near P en nsy lvan ia -• a ven u e A A . . . . v . v . i A ;. .‘.-.7 A-’,. 7 ...,. - 125;l . 404. ; A -handsom e lOrroom cottago •-with bath i . on- M ain avenue, near ;'• -N e w Y o rk avenuo .......... . . . . . . . a .. . 400.00

405. A w ell-furn lshed and deslr- ab lo 15-room residence, w ith laun­d ry and hath on C la rk avenuo, nearP ilg r im P a th w ay ........... 400.00

407. A cozy 4-room co ttage on A b b o tt avenue, neur Pennsy lvan ia•avenuo . . . . j .... ...................................... 100.00; - 40S; - 'A ' '6-room cottage' oh M t. Car- • m el W a y , near - N e w Y o rk avenue 7 '125.00• 409. . O n .B roadw ay, corner Qf N ow Y o rk avenue.: 10-room co ttago . . .A . 225.001 7413/ On P i lg r im ’ P a th w a y a t tho ■ corner- o f Abbott, 8-room co ttago 7 150.00

415. A pleasant 9-rOom cottage.' w ith - bath,* On P ilg r im ' P a th w a y ! near. W eb b avenuo ; . . . . . . . . - . . . ; a . ...’ 200.00,; >116. - A ddslrable 8-room co ttago 7 on E m bury avenue, a t . the corner : o f N e w Jersey avonue- . . . . - . ./ . .A . . iCO.OO•

417. A ' cozy 7-room co tta go on . ■ .A b b o tt ayenue; n ear N e w Y o rk avenue 7 . A . :..... .A A . . . . . . . . . . . . i . ; 135.00

419. On W ebb avenue, near Penn- sy lvan la avenue; a.verj', desirab le 9- ro o m .co ttage w ith bath 7 .7 .. . . . . . . . . . 250.00 -

420. On L a k e avenuo near N ow •.Jersey avenue, a 7-room co ttago . 250.00 , , 423. A cozy C-room co tta ge o n : :M t. T a b o r -W ay near P ennsy lvan ia avenue A . A .7 ..A . A .A . A . . . . , ; , , . A . .123.00

425. • A-;- handsom e 9-room co ttage • d ire c tly on W es ley Lak e , fine v iew :V ., o f . th e .ocean fr o n t , bath.; .A;»'.A-.„w 300,00

426. ’ .On- - E m bury . avenue, near D elaw are- avenue, 10-room cottageand bath . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . , . . . . . . ; 300.00.

427. A pleasant 7-room co ttage ; on H eck avenue,: near D e law are ;. a ven u e ., 3 month3/w.elV 'furnished .■ 150.00

.‘428..-O n . C lark aVenue, .n ear . Pll^ g r im Pathw ay,-.10-room co tta ge . .A 200.00

429. On 'D elaw are avenue, near E m b u ry avenue, a pleasant-7-room cottage,- 2 months . A . ' . . . ' . A , . . I Q a . Q G

430. A desirable 10-room . co ttage on .; B roadw ay; ’. h ear N ew Jersey , avenue v . U ;. 7.. A A ; ,' .v. 4 0 0 . 0 0

431. A pleasant 8-room co ttago on Clark/avenue; near. N e w Y o rk ... a 200.00

432. A handsome 11-room cottage,•Main avenue, near N ew Y o rk a v - . enuo ................. 400.00

433. On Asbury avenuo. near Pen n sy lvan ia avonuo, 8-room cot- ta go ; ................. 275.00

436. On Cookman avenuo, near N o w Jersey avenue, 5-room co ttage 105.00

437. Same location as No. 436,6-room co ttago ........................ j 120.00

433. A pleasant 9-room co ttago on BrondW ny, near N ew Jersey, well fu rn ished, fo r tw o m onths 150.0U

439. A handsome io-room co ttago on a ft. Carmel W ay , a t tho corner o f-P en n sy lvan ia avenue, w ith bath, e lec tr ic ligh ts 350*00

440. On W ebb avenue, near Penn sy lvan la , 10-room co ttagc w ith bath 325.00

441. A pleasant-7-room cottage, 'o n ■:M t . z f o n • W a y 7 i • . . . . , . . . . . . . • 175.00,

'443. A .p leasant 8-room > Cottage, . .M t. -Herrrion -W ayi n ea r Pen n sy l- : -

:va n ia avenuo » . . . . . , ■ 275.00.• 444.. On M t. T abor W iVy; -nr.' N e w •Y o rk avenue, 8-room,' co ttage ...... A 2Q0.00

445. On M ain avenuo, near. Penn- ■ sy lvan la avenuo, 7r-room 1 co tta go ..; 150.00 . -446., D ire c tly on tlie lake, , n e a r ; P en n sy lvan ia avenue, ll- ro o m cot- ‘ .-7. t a g o . - » • ; ; . A . . 1; . . . . A*.V 250.00 : 447. O n : H eck , near N ow : Jersey . .. .avenue, 10-room .eo tta go vA .,A ;A a : .7200.00' , : 448. M t. -..-.Tabor: -W ay; near N ew •: ; - Y o rk avenue, C-room co tta g e ... . 7 . ,150.00- - 449. On. - W eb b avenue, n ear; P il-:. >. g r im P a th w a y . 14-room . co ttage , . v. • 300.00 ' 450. O n . OIark;i n ear W h ite fie ld ,

a ven u e .: 5-room fc o tta g Q .... . .A ..A A -120^00451.- On M ain, n ear D e law are a v - •

onue, 10-room c o t t a g o . A A . . . ' 250 ;00452. On.-M t; Iie rm on W a y , n ear '

N o w Jersey, avenuo,- 7-room cot-ta go ,\-t , .-.A....AA.-..- . , . . v ,..7 t. .150 .00 ,

.A 453...:A >veryTdeslrab lo ' 9-,room' • cot- . tago w ith bath, on M t; T a b o r W a y , n ear W h ite ile ld - avenuo -vv'i A . . . A;:.'-200.00

454. H eck , near Pen n sy lvan ia a v ­enue, 8-room co ttago w ith b a th .... 373.00

455. - H eek , near Benson avenuo, 11-rodm co ttage w ith bath ............ 400,00

456. A t . tho corner o f M t. Z ion - .W a y , and Pennsy lvan ia avenue, 9-room co tta ge ............................. 2GO.OO. 457. A desirab le IC-room cottage, su itab le fo r small board ing house, E m bu ry 'avonuo; n r,-P ilg r im P a th ­w ay ...................... .'....... . . . . . . . . . v ,A . 375.00

453. A la-room boarding house on E inbu ry avenuo, nr. P ilg r im P a th - ' w ay . . . . . . ; ............... ...7 . . . . . . : ............ 2TC.00

459. A cozy 7-rooni co ttago on Ab b o tt, near Now- Jersey avenue,,3 m on th s-............... IGO.CO

460. A cozy 5-room co ttago on F rah k lln avenuo, n ear N ow Y ork avenuo ....... ;........................125.00

4C1. On M t. T ab or W a y , nr. N ow .Jersey avenue, 9-room co ttn g e ... . . 150.00

462. On M t. ILc-rmon W a y , near N o w :Y o rk avenuo,.8-room co tta go .. 175,00

4 6 1 .0 n :M t. T a b or W a y , nr. N ew ,Jorsey avenue, 10-room co tta go ;... 200,00 - 465. OnvJNLt; . Hermon- -W ay,., h ea r - ’

N o w Jersey avenuo, 7-room co ttago • 115,00 460, W eb b : avenue, near P ilg r im

P a th w a y , 7-roOm co tta g e ; ....... 150.004674: 5-room co ttage o il , M t. H er-

m on W a y , near N ew . Y o rk avenuo 85.00 4G71-2.-, .W ebb avenuo, near p i l- ' •

g rirr i. P a th w ay , ti-room cottageA -..; 1Q0.0Q 468. A 33-room-boardlng house on

Mai<n avpnue, near P ilg rlrh P a t li- ,w a y 700.0»

409; , ,A 6-room co ttago on C la rk avenuo. near N ew Jersey aven u o ... 100.00

470. E a s t side o f a ‘doublo co ttago con ta in in g :e igh t room s, on W eb b • avenue, n ea r P ilg r im P a th w a y .. . . . 150.00 v 47L’ - On W eb b avenue, n ea r N o w .Jorsoy avenuo, S-room cottncr© 150.00

472.. A 10-room co ttago on W es leyL a k e , n ea r D e law aro avonuo 200.00

473. On Stocktoni avonuo, c o m e r /

ilicaela of Ucaliae.I v y Poison, Itch, Salt Rheum, Eczcmn, cured

ay W E LLS ’ “ .MIRACLE OP H E A L IN G ” paw- lcr. Cures ulccr^, skin diseases, felons, boils, jurns. scalds, eruptions, mosquito and till in- ;cct bites, dog bites, wounds or scratches by in y animal. A s nn injection, is cleansing, cbf- •cctlve, henlingxcuratlvc. 22c. bottles nt drug- psts or sent uy mail promptly on receipt o£ , >ricc. E. S. W ELLS, Chumist, Jersey City,Jf. J,

(<Rough oa Piles/*Used largely in this and foreign coontrles.

Only complete, absolutely successful, never- f i l in g cure. Relief at first application, and luickcure. External and internal* treatment ' o tho ono package-. Price GOc. at druggists or ent promptly by mall. E. S. WELLS,Cncmiat, 10 Grand St., Jersey City. N. J.

Dog, SnnUe o r Spider Biles,dosquito and a l l . insect bites, wounds or • cratches bv any animal, cured by Wells’ 'Miraclo o f Heaunpr'' powder: K ills Iv y Poison, tch. Salt Rheum, Lczcma; miraculous in heal- ng power. Cures ulcers, skin diseases, felons, »tnls, burns, scalds, eruptions. Disinfectant, lcausing. Makes perfect injection. Cures any oro on man or beast. 25c. bottles at drug-, jists, o r sent by mail promptly on receipt o f >ricc. E. S. W ELLS, Chemist, Jersey C ity, N j ;

A rc You oa Your Feet ?I f you walk or stand much, andyour“ fo e tge t

ired; pain and adhe; i f they aro tender, fever- sn or sweaty, “ Rough on Bunions’* ’w ill g iv o • ;aso and comfort at onco, and hardens tho feet :o stand any demands mado upon them. Tho mly real euro for Bunions, and cannot bo ap* jroached as a remedy fo r spraias, mashes, con­cisions. etc. Ask lo r “ Rough on Bunions/’ 15c. at druggists or sent by maiL E. S. W ELLS. Dliemlst, Jersey City, N. J. ^

Sores, Iteh , Sail Rheum, Eczema.W E LLS ’ “ M IR AC LE O P H E A L IN G ” Pow-

it*r, a marvel o f healing. K ill3 Iv y Poison, ;tch, Salt Rheum, Eczema; Cures ulcers, skin Useases, tclons, boils, burns, scalds, eruptions, nosquito and all insect bites, wounds or cratches by any animal. Cleansing, corrective, lealing, curative, ns an injection. 256. bottles t drupgists, or sent by mall promptly on re- eipt of price. E. S. W ELLS, Chemist, Jersey -ity, N. J. *

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OCEAN GRO VE TIMES-—SATU RD A Y, M AY 18, 19OJ.

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Eotcred nt tl»«» pontnflUtont Oeenh Grove, New Jursey;jis miillur.

. REAL ESTATE RENTALS

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I-Iail to the chief!-. Thom as M artin Is the new ch ie f o f the d istrict fii'o de­partment. l i e w ill m ake a- good one, because he is an ardent fireman.

T h ere is ta lk o f e lec tin g ex-Town- -ship C lerk H arris as a F ire Commis­sioner in the W e s t P a rk d istrict. Joe, who was recen tly e lec ted to the town­ship’ school hoard, is having honors fa ir ly thrust upon him. W e ll, he de; serves a ll that his fr iends can g iv e

him. , ...

Hotels and Coltag’cs arc - B d n £ Taken Rapidly In Ocean Grove*

.W ith' the,w arm w eather has brought a il ad d itiona l’ a c t iv ity in the .renting; o f ; cottages and boarding houses tor . the com ing season, and there is -n o

.doubt now that this season will- b'e up to tlie usual, dad probably, w ill surpassa

. A m ong tlie persons who* h ave recent* ly r c n te d :c 6ttn gesU U rb u gh tlieagen cy o f 13; N." Woolston/ successor to \V. H . B c eg leV u re 'th e ’fo llo w in g : tI James vH;i B lack, o f New-., Yo rk , w ill Occupy Mrs. Bank’s ban'dsome -cottage on Oiln; s treet; ,W ells, o f .N e wYork , w ill reside In one o f C. I. Baum- ga rth er ’s cottages on Abbott avonue; Airs. J. I-Ioesly, Newark, lO W ebb ave­nue; Airs. J. Buekbee, 8 l le c k avenue; H e w E. G. Richardson, o f N e w York , -13 H eck avenue; M iss Fannie S. G lllls, o f New. \o rk , 8(5 Abbott avenue; Mrs. M. J.-Davidson,’ . Pa.. *!0 B roadw ay; G eorge P i.dhatn, Ocean G rove, J1D A b ­bott avenue; G ran t: C. Tu lla r, Chica­go, 5 1 .Em bury avenue; Mrs. Em m a Kurness. New ark, M cNaughton cot­tage, Ocean avenue; Charles S. Shep­ard.. W ashington V illa , Ocean Path ­w a y ; Mrs. N . M ills, B rooklyn, 85-P i l ­gr im P a th w ay ;-P . M. Gould. Paterson , 01 Em bury avenue; C larence T . A tk in ­son, Camden, 22 Sea .V iew . avenue; Mrs. R M cIntyre, N ew Y o rk , 10 W ebb avenue; .1; T . .. Reford. N ew ark , 70 C lark, avenue; Frederick A . W ilson , E lizabeth ,' 53..Clark avenue; I. Shoe’n- tlia l, N ew ark ; 85. O lin s tre e t;-J o s . C. -Mcliwuin, P iiiladelphia, '.75 P ilg r im P a thw ay; T . F . Loftus, N orth Adams, Mass., 11 OHn s treet: F reder ick F o r­rester. Brooklyn, -.. Em bury avenue; Lowe. Dean. New ark , 97 Centra l ave­nue; Mrs. Charles T . M ackenzie, N ew ­ark. "T h e W indsor,'.' W ebb avenue; C. H. Preston . Brooklyn, ;J. E. Johnson’s handsome house on W ebb avenue.

T h e death of. John R. VanIvirk , a m em ber of the Ocean G rove Cainp M eeting Association, is a .very sad be­reavem ent to his fam ily and many

‘ friends, and his loss w ill be keenly fe lt in,Ocean Grove'.,* H e was closely asso­ciated w ith the re lig ious services lieijl at this • place during the summer months. ■

The Proh ib ition S tate convention ‘ ,has,nom inated fo r governor Joel W .

Brown, o f Jersey C ity. A new State com m ittee lias been selected, to con­s ist o f tho R ev , Jam es Park er, o f N ew ­ark ; Joel W . 3 rown, o f Jersey City, and W . H . N icholson, o f Camden, as .members-at*large, who, w ith the chair­men o f the severa l county comm ittees are to constitute the en tire S tate com­m ittee. ■ .v . ■:*1; .

The publication and,business omco o f the Ocean G rove T im es Is now lo ­cated on the second floor of. W ashing­ton engine house, 44 Main avenue, ju st w est of- Central. A fte r t l ie ' firemen vacate the ir presen t quarters fo r their new houso now In course o f erection;, the building w e now occupy w ill be en tire ly rem odeled and refitted, and then the T im es w ill m ove in handsome offices downstairs. T h ere is a scarci­ty o f elig ib le locations fo r a newspa­per office in Ocean Grove. W e w ere m ade aware o f. this in our recent fru itless search fo r a suitable building. A ft e r exhausting eve ry e ffo rt in this d irection , the m em bers o f ‘W ashington F ir e Company, learn ing o f our predica­m ent, nobly came to-the rescue (as th ey a lw ays do In tim e of n eed ), and re lieved us o f our em barrassment by v o tin g us at .t l ie lr annual m eeting the use of^tlielr parlors. So It com es.that by the grace o f the W ashington fire-

: men wo a re com fortab ly housed In a central location; apd w e w ant to say to the boys that w o appreciate their kindness m ore than w ords can ex-

‘p ress.’Our friends w ho .have business to

transact w ith us, o r w h o ‘w ant to ca ll on us personally, w ill now-And us a t

’ our n ew . location, and the office latch- string, Is alw ays on the outside. T lie T im es has many warm friends ana ar­dent supporters, fo r all o f which w o ' a re tru ly thankful.

Real Estate Transfers.

The fo llow in g rea l estate; transfers In Neptune township have been record­ed in the office o f the county cleric at* Freehold fo r the ’ w eek ending . May.

-18th:P e te r F. Dodd to Ida M , Shaw. P iece

o f property, ?J3>71.Jordon 15. Slocum to M ory J. Morris.

P iec e Oi property, ?1.• A sbury Park to Thom as C. Sirnon- ton, Jr. L o t a t Asbury Park , $1.

Sam uel A . Patterson to H en ry W il­liamson and others. L o t at W es t .As­bury Park, $1,200.

Obadiah E. Davis; sheriff, to .Lewis N . DeCou.. L o t at W est Asbury Park , $800.

L . H arry Van Sant to M ary E. Anc* ker. L o t ut W es t Asbury 7 Jark, $1.

H en ry M andeville to M ary Jane M andeville, lo t a t Ocean Grove, $1-

Cornelius M an deville to H en ry Man­dev ille . L o t at Ocean Grove, ?1.

Ralph E. Thom pson to Calicla S. Thompson. Lot- a t B rad ley Park , $1-,G00. • __________ ; ■

Letter List. .

T h e fo llow in g is the lis t o f advertis­ed ' letters rem ain ing in the Ocean Grove postonice, fo r tho w eek ending

« M ay 15, 1901. . . ‘ '. Jas. Y . Bordon; Chas. G. B arto ; Mrs.M . B. B oyd ;1 M rs. A rch lo ’C a ldr Mrs.

•A. D. D ickinson; Mrs. Lucrotia Falk- ner; Irv in g H unt; Thom as Hunt; John W . K e lly ;. M iss Anna N ew ton ; Mrs. R oger ; Mrs. H. B . Shaw ; W . 13.' S trong; J. M. ThomaB; W . L . Vande- veo r; Mrs. W . C, W ilson ; Clarence W ilson , ‘ V * ' "

W . H , H A M IL T O N ,. P .M .-

P en n sy lva n ia Railroad S um m er E x ­cursion T ick e ts to B u ffa lo , N iagara

Falls and O ther-Sum m er R esorts

On A p r il 30, 1901, tho Pennsylvan ia R ailroad Company w ill place on sale sum m er excursion tickets to Buffalo on account o f. tho Pan -Am erican Ex- sitlon, and to N iagara Falls.

On M ay 1, li fo l, the regu lar,sum m er ''excursion tickets to all tho principal sum m er resorts ea s t ‘o f P ittsbu rg and Bu ffalo w il eb placed on sale a t t icket offices o f the Pennsylvan ia Railroad Company.'

T h ese tickets w ill bear ‘ the usual sum m er excursion lim it o f October. 31,* 1901,excep t that tho N iagara Fa lls tic ­kets w ill bo good to return until N ov. 30, 1901.' -- T h e Pensy lvan la Railroad Sum mer Excursion Route Book fo r 1901 w ill bo issued, as heretofore, on June 1st.— I t

Cheap P rop erties .

An 8-room furnished co ttage on W ebb avenuo, tw o blocks from the, ocean, sow er and water. P r ice , $1,800.

N e a r St. Pau l’s M. E. church, a 10- room cottage, w ell furnished, fine bath, tw o fu ll lots.. P r ice $2,G00. .

, L a rg e 4-room cottage, furnished, located on a corner.- • Could be made into a G-room cottage. P r ice , $1,200.

AddVess E. N . W oolston R ea l E sta te & Insurance Agency, 50 M ain avenue, Ocean Grove. , .

. M o rtgages .

W anted , on first bond and M ort­gage, $1,200 at six per cent/, on new house, six rooms and bath, 2 lots, v a l­ue $3,000; $1,000.at six per cent, on new house, G rooms and bath, 2 lots, value $2,500; $5,000 at six per cent, on handsome, residence property, value $12,000; $2,000 a t five per cent, on 12- room house; 2 lots, value $4,500. •

W . H. B E E G LE ,39 Cortland St., N e w YorJc;

T h e Chicago & North -W estern and Union Pacific have g iven n otice o t the Bale o f excursion tickets to Colorado and Utah during tho com ing sum m er on the fo llow in g basis or ra tes : , :

From July 1st to 9th, inclusive, and Septem ber. 1st to 10th, inclusive, tic­kets w ill be so ld .from Chicago to Den­v e r .Colorado Springs and Pu eb lo and return a t ra te o f $25.00; G len wood Springs and return $35.00; Ogden and Salt L a k e C ity and return $40;00; tic­kets to Colorado points- to be lim ited to O ctober 31st, and to Utah points. 00 days not to exceed O ctober 31st.

From June 18th to 30th, inclusive, and July iOth to August 3 lst, inclusive, tickets w ill be sold from Chicago to D enver, Colorado Springs, Pueb lo and return a t rate o f $31.50;. G lenwood Springs and return $43.50; Ogden, S a lt Lak e C ity and return $44.50. T ic ­kets a t these rates limited, to 30 days, excep t th a t on tickets sold o n ' June 18th, 25th, July lGth, 23d arid '30th, August Gtli, 13th,. 20th arid 27th, lim it w ill be October 31st on Colorado tic­kets, and on Utah tickets 90 'days, but In no case to exceed O ctober 31st.

Stop-overs to bo given on Colorado tickets on go in g tr ip 'on ly a t Colorado common points w ithin final lim it;

S top-overs to be given on U tah tic­kets lim ited to 90 days not to exceed O ctober 31st a t nnd w est o f Colorado cpm m on’points in both d irections w ith ­in 30 days go ing and r e tu r n t r a n s it lim it. ■ . .. Stop-overs on Utah 30-day t ickets .in both d irections ,at and w est o f Colora dc comm on points within final lim it.

T h e “ Chicago Specia l” — one n igh t to D enver— leaves Chicago 10.00 a, m. e v ­e ry m orning, and arrives a t D en ver2.00 p. m. the. n ext . afternoon . Th o “ Paoififc E xpress" loaves Ch icago li.3 0 p. ra. ev e ry n ig iit and a rr ives D en ver ea rly the second morning. T h e “ O ver­land L im ited " leaves Chicago G.30 p.m. da ily , on ly tw o days to Utah.

Su m m er C o ttag e W on ted .W anted ,’ a furnished co ttage, w ith

im provem ents, e ith er in Ocean G rove o r Asbury Park , fo r the last two, w eeks In July and tho month o f August. Must bo near tlio ocean., Address E . N . W oolstdn, 50 Main avfenue, Ocean Grove.

M o n e y to Loan .

M oney to loan in amounts from $400 to $G,000 on bonds and m ortgages. E .

,N . W oo lston R ea l Estate and Insur­ance A gen cy , 50 Main avenue. Ocean

^Grove. J. ^

WASHINGTON LETTERKrom Our Uegnlai Cun t^pomlent.

Secretary. G age declines to say any­thing- lo r publication concern ing tho W ail s tree t crash o f last, week, but it is. known that he. fe lt greatly;: re lieved when the d isturbance did not extend outside the ranks o f the speculators. A s a financier I o f long experience lie knows that th e re is a lw ays . danger that ,,t|iese. spcQulati.ve.;.orgies .may d o . grea t damage to the country when the i n ey i table col lapse comes, by nnBet- tling Values m id shaking confldeuce throughout: . business circles. The governm ent .lias no control o ve r these things, but there a rc times when the Secretary o f t h e ' T reasury m ay . do much tow ard preven ting financial trouble o f a serious nature. For that reason Secre ta ry G age kep t a close watch on W a ll s tree t speculations. H e was preptfred to do w hat he* could had the necess ity arisen, but is f/ory glad tiia t in tliis .case lie* was not ca ll­ed on to do anyth ing. H e is still buy­ing short tim e U. S. bonds, w henever they are o ffered a t a price that malcos' it advantageous fo r the governm ent to buy, and w ill continue to do so, be­cause thereby he not on ly puts the m oney t lia t .is: in the .treasury back In­to circulation, bu t saves in terest fo r , tlio governm ent.

Secretary R oot made short work o f o f the officia l ca reer o f a W ar Depart-, ment official, who offered to sell copies of official correspondence 'to the Coun- s.el o f N ee ly , w ho is ciiargdd w ith tlie em lieazlem ent o f Cuban postal funds. T h e /offer w as mado by W . D. WH- liaurs, p riva te secretm-y fo r Col. Ed­wards, Ch ief o f the Insular D ivision of the W ar D epartm ent,.to Judge Lin- say, o f N ew Y o rk ,‘w ho at once report­ed- It to A ttorney-G eneral Knox. De­tectives had no d ifficu lty in tracing the o ffer to W illiam s, w ho acknow ledged his guilt. S ecre tary R oot a t on ce dis­missed him from the governm ent ser­vice, H e would a lso have been prose­cuted, but Inasmuch as the oopies he had offered to s e ll w yre all recovered,- mid would in any even t have been o f no value in the case, it w as'docideu that dism issal w as sufficient punish­m ent. ■ . ■ /

Mr. C. M. Schwab, president* o f the new ly founded s tee l .trust known as the United S tates ^ vec l Company/was ono o f thp 'm ost in teresting w itnesses ye t heard by the Industrial Commis­sion. H e was a ve ry frank and w illin g witness, g iv in g a ll.th a t was asked ex­cept a copy o f the syndicate agree­ment,, which he said he thought was private m atter that he would not care to furnish a t this time. H e said the new company controlled about"76 p e r cent, o f the steel products o f the coun­try, and expressed the opinion that the consolidation under.one head would be beneficial a ll around. W hen asked what e ffect It would have' on prices, ho replied: “ I think the tendency w ill towards som ew hat low er prices. I do not.think there Is a p robab ility o f high­er prices, unless som eth ing unforseen happens." W hen asked what, i f any effect, the ta lk o f tho-.remova! o f the tariff on steel products, would have on his company, he rep lied : "Reduce th e ta riff and tho w ages o f labor w ill lie reduced. Labor form s the la rgest e le­ment. Our g rea tes t exports have been in rails, and b illets, w herein labor Is the least factor com paratively, and not In the lines upon which tho m ost labor is exerted ." W hen asked to state what effect corporate consolidation would h ave on the chances o f men fo r em­ployment, he said': "Opportunitiesw ere never so g rea t before as they are now, for men o f brain and energy, who are w illing, to w ork . T h ere was never so grea t a scarcity o f the special men who aro requ ired by manufactories. Men with such exceptional ab ilities have chances equal to any such men ever had. I doubt, however, I f men with sm all capita l h ave." Ho said tho average wages paid by the Carnegie Company at Hom estead, last year, was $4 a day. T h e low est was yl.5G, but

.Mr. Schwab said ho was ashamed to te ll w hat the h ighest was.

M in ister Conger is in W ashington. H e declines to. discuss the Chinese question, fu rther than -to say that-he thinks it w ill be im possible fo r China to pay the amount o f the indem nity that tho represen ta tives o f the powers

.have decided to demand.W h ile it would be obviously im proper

fo r the D epartm ent o f S tate to take anyn io tice officia lly- o f the constantly repeated reports o f e fforts being made to form a com m ercial* combination o f the grea t European nations, fo r the purpose o f m aking w ar upon Am er­ican ti’ado, o fficia ls o f that departm ent say in p riva te conversation that no such reports would be in circulation, had the Senate ratified the reciprocity treaties n egotiated w ith European na­tions, >as P res iden t M cK in ley, in pub­lic messages and in conversation w ith Senators> r.ePOatedly requested; T h ey add that; in th e ir ' opinion,\ it is - still possible fo r th e Senate to head' b ff any European com m ercia l combinc aga inst us by prom ptly, a t the netft session, ra tify in g such o f those treaties as aro still a live, particu larly that w ith France.

O ffic ia ls.in W ash ington cannot, o f course, speak p os itive ly fo r Presiden t M cK in ley , but none .of them has the rem otest idea tha t Pres iden t M cK in ­ley w ill take.an y officia l notice o f the resolution adopted by tho Hawaiian legislature, asking fo r the rem oval, o f Gov. Dole, because he has not a llowed hlrhself to be.con tro lled by tlie major­ity o f the leg is la tu re. ;

O regon, W ash in g ton and Idaho

arc tho states to which a largo im m i­gration is now directed. You should take advan tage.o f the opportunities,', and the - grea tly reduced rates. T h is wonderfu l country fully, and accurate­ly described :arid illustrated - in a now book let -with a la rg o map, which w ill be mailed to any address upon receipt/ o f six cents in postage by W . B. Knls- kern, 22 F ifth avenue, Chicago.— May 18, Gt '. -

F o r R en t.

Furnished house, 15 Ocean Pathway, north-east corner Beach avenue, 9 rooms and .bath ; a ll com plete; n ew ly painted, etc. James -F . quisling* 224E. State streot, Trontbh '^N . J., or X). C. Covort, G. W . Evans or thei Beegle R ea l Estate and Insurance Agency, Ocean Grove, N , J.

L e t te r to N. J. T a y lo r .

■ Ocam Groi c, iV. J. 1

D ear S ir: T h ere aro severa l ways o f cheating in milk. An old-fashioned, w a y ' is to W ater it . ' N o b o d y , w a ters ' it now. A b etter w ay Is to take out all the cream — rich m ilk, w ith the cream .taken out is us good as poor m ilk w ith its cream all in.

But w e needn’t go Into particulars.You d o n T ro l)-you r JnIlk and. your

customers..P a in t Is as easy as m ilk to cheat

w ith. Good pain t Is as raro as good m ilk ; fo r human nature Is much the same In milk-inen and palntrmon.

You arc ju st and true w ith your m ilk ; so arc w c with our paint. D evoe lead and zinc Is tw ice as good as pure w hite-lead ; lasts . tw ice as long. T h ere ’s tw ice as much butter in it.

•' Yours tru ly,F. W . D E V O E & CO:

i^OR R E N T — An upright piano fo r the season, to p riva te fam ily , a t rea­sonable price. Address Box 85, Ocean Grove.— adv.*

REPORT OF THE CONDITION

A.SHURY PA IUC, N. ,I„. A t the close of business, April, i!1,11)01."

• • ,Jti:souucEs.I/Ordb and discounts .......OTerdrufts...................... .'.................8 tock %, Hecurltlcs, etc;..,................ .Han kin? bouw ....................Furniture and Fixtures .....Otlicr. realenUite..............................Horidsand M orteages .........huo from othM banks, e tc .....:.....Cliceks andCHKh Item s ;............C «sb ou baud ................... ;

L IA U U d T lK S

...S577,50.1 17

..r - 1,389 73.... io,cr-) oo

S«,000/('-5 .... 3,CC I C3.... it),()»8 m

- 0,071 30. . . . So.OV.S 82.... 1,128 03 -J 4.00i 08

.8730,505 2

Cupiuil stock paid l.n„ ...............$ 60,000 00.Surplus fund........................................ 50,000 00Undivided prollts,less f:\pennes and

taxes p a id ..................;...................... . b.595 03Due to otbor b»nkn,rto .....;....... 10,778 t»7Indlvldimldei»os||f>».ubJ»*cttoonfcflk 678,443 52Demand certillcates o f deposit 4,100 COCertified che«:ks............... - &10 86CVtBhler’s checks nuiatumiinK....:. 78 25Notea a iid blits rc'-dl^counted.... 27,028 70

[ Totnt..St a t k o f N k w J EltSRV, l__Co u n t y o * Mon m outji. j ” ,

H en ry c . Wlnsor, President, and EdmundE. Dayton, Casljierrof ibeubove-numod banfl, being BovernUy duly sworn, each fo r b lm so lf Bays that, the foregoine statement is true to the be«t o f his knowledge and belief.

H E N R Y O W INSO U , President, EDM UND E D A YTO N , Cashier. ,

Subscribed and 6Worn to before mo tbit 8th day o f M ay, A . D. MOl.

Jkssis M in o t , N o tary Public. (For N . J.)

Co rr*ot—Attest: •C. C. Cl a y t o n ,

.T . F «A K K A l ’ l’ LRUY,N. E. BUCHASJON.

Directors.

REPORT OP THE CONDITIONOF TIIE

Ocean Grove National BankOCEAN GIIOVE. N .J ., . ..

A t tho cioso o f business, A p r lt 21,1001.’

; RESOURCES.

lo a n s and discounts ..... 052,882 BflOverdrafts, secured au iiM L-cured ... 683 10U, 8. Bonds to secure ciroulatton 25,000 00Prem iums on U. B. Bonds..:.................. 017 08Banking house, furniture, and fix ­

tures................................................. 1,820 00Duo from National Banks (not Re­

serve A gen ts)................... ;.............. .*. 250 01Due from approved reserve agents..:. 7,653 35In iernal-Itevenuo Btamps.............. 83 00Notes o f otbor National Banks 460 0QFractional paper currency, niokels, " . •'

nnd cont^............................................ S8I 12Law lu l m oney reserve in bank, v i z :Specie............................ 81,827 70LW al tender notes ....'.... 875 0* 2,502.70Redem ption fund w ltU U. dl Treas-

urer (5 per cent, o f c lrca la tion );..... 1,250 60

Total....;................................$03,COS 18

L IA B IL IT IE S .

C apita l etock paid In ...........825,000 00Burnlus fund................. 5,000 00Undivided profits, less expenses and

taxes paid............................................... 0G8 77National bank notes outstanding.... 25,000 00Ind iv idua l deposits subjoet

to check.:.;............. 338,017 81 > .Certified checks...:.........................6 60<

. 88,02141

Total.; .STATK OK NEW JEK8WY, 1 Co u n t y o f M o nm o u th , f

l . T . A . M llier, Cashier o f tho above-nariied bank, do solem nly swear that the above statem ent 1* true to tho best o f m y knowledge and belief.

T. A. M IL L E R , Cashier,

. Bubfcrlbed and swe.n to before me this 10th day o f M ay, A . D. IflOi,

E h n k s t N . W oolsto k , N o ta ry Publie, (K o rN .J ;)

Correct— A ttes t:STE PH E N D. W O O LL1Y , N A T H A N J. T A Y L O R ,

.W ; II. H AM ILTO N .Directors.

F ire A larm s— Asbnry Park17—B an cs and Cookman avenues. • .19—Cookm an avenuo and M ain s treoL 28—Cookm an and Bangs avenues.36—Second avenuo and M ain street.37—M ain street, and M unroe avenue.44—Second and Grand avenues.4G—Asbury avenue and E m ory s treet.Cl—S ew o lf avenuo and H eck street. ' 55—Asbury avonue and K in g s ley street. C3—Fourth avenuo and Bond street.

•54—F o u r th - and Grand avenues. .72—Second and Borgh avenues.73—Fourth avenuo and K in g s le y street. 82—S ixth and Grand .avenues.84—Seventh avenue and Bond street.

. 91—Seventh avenue and W eb b street.93—Sunsot and W ebb streets.

S ign a ls : C—C—C—General alarm.2—F ir e out.

Arriva l and Departure o f M alls

M a ils C lo s e F o r N ow Y o rk and points north—-7.30,

U.45 a. ra.; 3.30, 6 p. ra.F o r T ren ton , Ph iladelph ia and points

south—7, 1L45 a. m .; 3.30, G.0Q p. m. •F o r Aabury P a rk —7, U.45 a. m.; *.00 p. at.

M a lls A r r i v e P rom N e w Y o rk and poin ts north—7.30,

10.30 a. m .; 4.00, G.30 p. m.F rom Tren ton , Ph iladelph ia and points

south—7.30, 10.30 .U.30 n. m.J 4.00, 6.00 p. m.F rom A sbu ry P a rk —7.00 a. m .; 12.00 noon,

and 6.00 p. m..

C o l l e c t i o n s a n d D e l l v o r i e s C ollections made from le tte r boxes a t

6 and 9,30 a. m., 12.00 noon, and 6.00 p. m. D eliveries by carriers a t 8 and 11 a . m., and 4.30 p .m .

Fire alarms—Ocean Grove22—C layton 's store, M ain avenue,13— Surf and Beach avenues.24—E m bury and Bnach avonues. 25^Main avenue and P ilg r im P a th w ay . 26—P ilg r im P a th w ay and B roa d w a y ,.29. M cC lin tock s treet and Beach a v « .

* 82—C lark and N ew Jersey avenues.34—H eck and W h ite flo ld avenues. ■ - 1 .as—M ain avenue eates. .

f 42—Corlles and South M ain , W e s t G rova43—U nexcelled E ngine House, W . G rove.

S ig n a ls4—4—4—F ire is out o f town. •6—6-6—General alarm. »

Ocean Grove National Bank\ A s s o c i a t i o n B u i l d i n g , M a i n A v e .

. - - . O C E A N G R O V E . N . J .

CapitalSurplus

$ 2 5 ,0 0 0 $ 5 ,0 0 0

W. H . B e e g l e , Pres. W . H . H a m i l t o n , Vice Pres.T. A. M i l l e r , Cashier. 1

Board of Directors :W il l ia m I I ; B rkoi.k W i ia ia h I I . H a m ilto n Ca l v in V Htfnunr

Stisi’ iiEN I ). W ooli.ky NA.ntAS J. T a y i .oh' J acou St ii .e s 'T . N klsoh I jIllao o h h • \ v i i .i.ia m M o iia n - -

Transacts a general banking business, issues letters of credit ■ available ill the principal cities of the world,

. /Colioctions carefully made and promptly ratnitted.

“ Tlio statutes regulating tho operations or National uunks aro o f suoh wisa conception that, oonaolontlouBly, conformed to by officers and d irectory no institution o f banking ap­proaches tho Natlouul fo r deserved confldouco o f and aecurlty.to patrons*”

Geo rg e F. ICfiOKiiL, President.

. .* M a u t in n . Scorr, Cashier.

Da. Sa s iu k l Jo h nhon , V ico President.

J. E, Da v is , Aest, Cashier,

FIRST NATIONAL BANKOrganized Fobruary, 1888

Mattisori Avenue and Bond Street

ASBURY PARK, N. J./ "

Tffiav^ o f i a Kancml banJilat,- tjuHluc.3, iottonj o'orcdlt ft va lla blo In tlio nrinoipiil cities o r tbo world. For­eign and dowiesUo exchanges honght and sold. Collec- Uojjs co jcfuBy vnode and prom ptly aaoountod fOr. D liv couut mootings hold Taosdayg and Fridays a t8 a . ar.

Boaiid of Diheotous : . . ■

G. B. Kroth l, A lbert O. Tw in ing, Isoao O. Kennedy, S. \Y. K lrkbnde, O livar H . Brown* Barn^ uel Johnson, Mabton R, MargerumJ iX O. Covort, W m . H . B «ctte, W m . Hathaway,

H. O. ^YIlTSOU, President'

E. E. Da y t o n ; Cashlor

C. C. Cl a y t o n , V ice President

J k se M in o t , Asst. Cashier

Asbury Park $ Ocean Grove BankOrganized January, 18S0

C A P IT A L , $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 S U R P L U S , SSS jO O O

Mattlson Avenue and Main Street, Aebury Park

M a in A v e . and P ilg r im P a th w a y , O oean d r o v e

‘ftranaocU a Banking Business, Issue:* Foreiga ana D im a lia Drafts. Prom p,attention given to all matu>ra entrusted to us. Your patronage solicited,

COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY ACKNOWLEDGED •Safe Dopostt Boaes to R n t .

DinHOTOOS: N . E , Buchanan, J, 8, Fexguaon, Geo. \V. Evans, 0. C. Clayton, Goo. W . Treat, Or. J. A , H etrick , John Hubbard, KoUry O. W loflor, T. Frank Apploby, Lew is Rain- oar, Anaos Tilton.

TheHousehold

Electric Supplies Machinery

is not complete without k cosy little bath room. You can have it as elaborate or inexpensive as you please, but if you know' how to order you can make a little money go a good ways. Better come in and see those we have had fitted up ot our store. It won’t cost you a cent and may save you money. .

m m iIfflHDSIm r n u

S T I L E S 'E X P R E S ST ^ K t D S T H G E L I N E

C H I S is H ie o ld e s t es ta b lish ed l i m in O ccan G ra v e a e d

A s b u ry P a rk . S p e c ia l fa c i l i t ie s fo r th e p ro m p t and

ca re fu l b a n d l in e 'o f a ll k in ds o f F tt ia itttre , Ptanog,

B o ile r s and S a fes . S h ip p in g ta g s fa m is h e d f r « e .

S to ra g e fo r a li k inds o f g o o d s . S ep a ra te co m p a r t­

m ents . E ach , in d iv id u a l fu rn ish ed w ith a key..

i J H C O B S T I L E SO F P IB B S !, w

7 ©8 M « t t i » o n A v » „ R a ilroa d D «n o t , A s ta tr y P a rk . ' 4 S G orllaa A v a , , WB H m h . W h i a * ® . O ffloe , D a m n a n > y t . Pent• W m * • a « n , m s h a r . P a rk , U , J .

OCEAN GROVE. TIM ES—SATU RD AY, M AY iS, 1901., 5

PERSONAL AND PERTINENT

Pleasant Penclllngs About tbc People, Place and Property.

■ Mrs. A lfre d Cookman Is among tnb- lato arr iva ls a t tlio A la s k a ..

The boardw alk throng on Sunday was a rem inder o f summ er days.

M r. W illia m C liattlo v l s l t o i l I l l s m other in the Gvovo over Sunday last.

M r. S idney T . Ham pton has lieen ap­pointed superintendent o£ Rescue Mjs-

■' slon. •V-i.'-.jMrs. W illiam T . H ill, o f Mt. Z ion

W ay , lias been seriously i ll for a weelc past, v ; ' . : 1:

M rs. M. D. Stout, o f Philadelphia, is occupying her co tage m . 14 Ocean

. avenue. , \ H-.'. ’’ ’ 'M r. .and M rs. B. Frank W n in righ t

.’ . returned last Saturday from a w eek ’s v is it to N e w York .

Mrs. N . MeCabo, o f Freehold, is tho guest o f the fam ily o f Dr. I. N . Beegle, fo r a tow w eeks. v. -

K em em ber; the .en terta inm ent o f St. Pau l's Sunday school a t the church

■ this (F r id a y ) evening.. N e v r singing books w ere ys'ed at the

: w eek ly p rayer m eeting In St, Pau l's On W ednesday evening. ' •>

The semi-annual mooting Of the O cean ,G rove Association w ill be held on W ednesday next, 22(1 Inst. *

Jas. Tom pklnson, o f Ph iladelphia, Is superintending the im provem ent on his p o tta ge a t 03 Franklin avenue."

Mrs. Thom as D. M cClelland, o f Now-' ark, .is: resting fo r a fe w days. at. the

'. Law rence' House on Main aventie..Mrs. W a lte r F, B u ck ley, and-: M iss

Byrd Stevens, o f Ph iladelphia, are v is ­it in g 'M rs . J. A . Hood, M ain avenue.

Friends o f M rs .. Sarah E . Mcail, o f that sho is s low ly declining. H e r son, R ev . C. H , Mend, Is now In t lia G ro ve .:

Charles Raphael, o f N ew York , came / ;'d ow n last Saturday even ing and.spent

Sunday w ith his parents at. G rove H all, P ro f. T a ll Esen M organ ,..w itli his

! . w ife and son Paul, w ere .v ls lto rs to the G rove during the ea rly ’ pa rt ot tho ■week. \ ' .‘..V-!s~-

T h e store o f L . ’ vanGllluwe, nt tho corner o f O lln s tree t and Central a ve ­nue, is undergoing extensive ex terio r repairs.

Capt. Parsons spent Sunday a t his home in the Grove. He- le ft tho llrst

\ o f the w eek to .join Ills vessel a t N o r­fo lk , Va.

D irector T a li Esen Morgan conduct­ed tho first rehearsal o f the summer chorus on Thursday even ing in Thorn- le y chapel. *

Thu P itm an avenue drug store o f A . A . W h ite is now open w ith a new line ’ o f drugs and novelties. It w il l , pay you to call.- George F. Rainear, cashier o f tho Ocean G rove Association , spent last Sunday w ith his parents a t W arden- cly ffe, L . I.

Ph ilip H. Fow ler and fam ily , o f Glou­cester, a rr ived in the Grovo yesterday ,'

,find took possession o f the ir Lak e nve- ■'•nue residence.

M iss Rose H awxliurst. who has been confined to h er bed fo r th e past B is wcokB- w ith muscular rheumatism, is s low ly im p ro v in g .

M iss M innie Hoagland, o f Main a ve­nue, Ocean Grove, h'as returned home a fter v is it in g re la tives in P la in fie ld

. and Bound Brook. /M iss Lou io Goodnow, who spent

som e w eeks w ith friends in M ontcla ir and N ew York , caino home on Friday evening o f last week.

Tho T im es office is now located on the second floor o f the’ W ashington engine house, on Main avonue, Just w est o f Central avenue.

The Nownrk, N . J., postmaster, Jhs, L . Hays, paid a b rie f v is it to the (Jrove

. last Tuesday. H o Is a m ember o f tho Ocean G rovo Association.

Mr. and M rs. W illiam J. Tuto, ot Brooklyn, w ere guests at the A laska o ve r Sunday. M rs.-Tate Is a sister to Mrs, M argaret Bottome.

M. A . Dawson, ot Ph iladelphia, Is now gettin g the B ryn M awr, corner o f H eck nnd Central, avenues, tn condi­tion fo r summ er occupancy.

Mrs. Chas. F . A llium and daugnter, Frances, have returned to their homo in tho G rove a fte r a seven w eeks’ ab ­sence, spent In Philadelphia.

Mr. O liver G. Andrus, a Mount H o lly newspaper scribe, rode from that place to the G rovo aw lioel on Monday, and

... paid his respects to the T im es. , . A fte r som e days Bpent In look ing

a fte r her property on Bath avenue, Mrs. S. A . M orrow returned to her hom e In Philadelphia, on Tuesday. \• Itov. W . R. W edderspoori, o f F ir^t M . E . church, A sbury Park , w ill ad­dress, the m eeting In Rescuo Misslon- on W ednesday even ing o f n ext week.

O fficer and M rs.-Frank Tantum v is ­ited the ir son John a t Lakew ood on Sunday lost. They-w ere: accompanied

■ by the ir daughter, M iss L iz z ie , (Tan-; turn. .■ / , ’ ’

. V ictor. W ysock l lias opened a barber 1, shop In . the Evans building, W a ll

street, in (h e rear o f the Association building. L o o n -W y s o c k l . w ill . ho in charge.

In teresting re lig ious serv.ces are kep t up eve ry .'night in tho w eek a t tho M ain stree t Rescuo M ission. -RoV.'Dr, W a lla ce w as the preacher last Sabbath evening. • V ,

M iss H en rie tta Bancroft, daughter o f tho lato R ev. Goorgo Bancroft, Is at present In tho .G rovo look ing a ftor her severa l cottages^ She Is stopping at tho Alaska.

On Tuesday Judge W illiam A . Uay, o t W ashington, D. C., and his w ife and child, w ere v is ito rs to the Grove. Mr. Day was look ing a fte r ms property on Heck avenue. -,

J. D. D ailey, o f Buffalo, was a 'visit- ; ' o r to the Groyo on Thursday.. H o is ' leader o t tlio D a iley quartette, which

sang In the Auditorium during the : summer o f 1899,

A notice on tho postofilce bulletin requestB a ll m em bers o£ P ro f. M or­gan ’s ' summer chorus to report a t Thorn loy cliapol fo r roliearsals on Thursday evenings..

In our trips about town wo notice the cottages o f Sooator Sklrm, General Rusllng, Mrs. Stout,’ and H o te l La

P ie rre are .much im proved .by rece iv ­ing a new coat o f paint.

.Miss'.8 .- M. Tfhier, o f Baltim ore, Is a guest ot the Law rence - H o u s e ,'fo r a short time. M iss U lile r lias purchased a property on W ebb .avenue, and w ill occupy It some tim e In June.

Mrs, E1,1-I. Am or, o f N ow Brunswick, is now registered at the Bath Avenuo House fo r a fe w days.' She Is having her cottage, a t 33 Bath avonue, put in exce llen t shape fo r summ er tenants.';■ A com m ittee from, tlie Hom o M is­sionary Society was in' attendance at St. Pau l’s church on Tuesday to re­ce ive contributions; o f money, clothing, etc., fo r lue Jacksonville- flro -sufferers.

.Mr. and Mrs. ■ M yron W . M o rse ,;o f . N ew ark , came down last Saturday and spoilt seve'rhl days in the Grovo at the A laska. T h ey w ill return in a f e w . weeks and open the ir' Em bury avenue cottage. . / .. A raro trea t Is In store fo r a ll those who atend the enterta inm ent this (F r i­day) even ing In St.- Pau l’s church for the benefit o f the-Sunday school. The program .is rep lete w ith tho best tal­ent., / - / - ■1 ' ;

This Association fo rces have, repair­ed the tar. w alk bordering along W es­ley lake. Th is Is a g rea t Im provem ent as there w ere m any breaks which w ere of- grea t annoyance to pedes­trians. . . . "v . '■ \ '

M iss Burdick; o f Cookman avenue, rece ived ,a .te leg ram on W ednesday from W ashington, fcqhtaihlng the sad- news o f lier b rother’s : death. . H e dfoppepd dead • w h ile hastening to catch a car. • . / .' •

M iss E m ily A . lt lc e has returned from Charleston,.S. C:, "wliere-she has been 's ince closing her.cottage last'fa il. H e r home, Itice V illa , 77 C lark avenue, is being put in thorough order fo r summer occupancy.. M r.’and. M rs. J. H . Faraday, w ith the ir son Charles, o f B rook lyn , w ere over-Sunday vis itors tp the Grovo, spending a few days a t tho cottage No. 721*2 Em bury aveUne, which they have leased fo r the summer.

R ichard W ilson- and w ife, o f Hcclc avenue, returned last Saturday a tter a

' pleasant weelCs vacation . •• Mr, W ilson d rove to Pem berton to v is it his daugh­ter, and la ter they v is ited Trenton, Ph iladelph ia and Burlington. Mrs. Frank- W ilson accompanied, them. ■;■ Mr. a n d ’Mrs. F , C; Ross returned to the G rove,las t Friday from Brooklyn, w licro they resided during the past w inter. On Saturday theyi le f t for Camden, fo r a fo rtn igh t ’s vis it, a fter which they w i.. return fo r the summer and occupy , their c o t ta g e 'a t 95 Era-, bury avenue." , ; v

T h ere are now th ree vacancies in the Ocean ' Grove .Association, and it happens that the ir successors must be selected from .the la ity .' T l ie . places to bo filled are those o f Coi. Jnmes S. Yard and Hon, H olm es . W . Murphy, both of. Freehold, and. Mr., J. R , Van- K irk , o f N ew Brunswick, N . J. The last named died on Monday, M ay 13.

A fte r nearly a w eek spent very p leasantly In Ocean Grove, those com­pris ing the. house-party g iven by Miss B lckerton at the B ickerton cottage on W ebb avenue, have returned to tlie lr homes In Philadelphia. T h ey w ere : Mrs. Am bler, Mrs. M agee, Mrs. A ther- holt. M iss Halstead, M iss Fagan, M iss F le tcher, 1 Miss M cCall and. M iss B lc­kerton. - :

Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.: '

'. On M onday o f n ext w eek th e , grand lodge o f th§ Independent O rder o f Odd F e llow s w ill hold a specia l session in the. room s o f Asbury Pa rk Lodge, No. 253, in the W inck ler building: on Mat- tison avenue, Asbury Park , Fu lly 450 members o f the grand lodge are expected to be present on thist occa­sion, i t being the first tim e that body has m et here. ,■ T h e open ing exercises w ill -take place a t 2.30 In the a fternoon, and ail adjourned session w ill: be held at 8 o ’c lock th e sam e even ing.1

: A m ong the past grands from Ocean Grove, who arej members o f the grand lodge and w ill attend the.’ session, are, R ichard W ilson , James F. Brelsford, H olm es M eglll, B. F rank W ninright, Charles H . Chamberlain, W illiam 1-1. P in e; Andrew T . Van C leve, Silas Bar­ton, M ilo C. Gridin, W es ley B. Stout, W illiam . T . H ill;. Edw ard L . Letts , G. A . W ills , O. II . Tonipldna, Dr. G eorge L. D. Tom pkins, James Prldham , 'John J. Sm ith; Aaron Reed, .W illiam H. Ham ilton, Charles N . ICmery and Carl Hoffm an.

Courts Declared Him Dead. '.C .;C . France, a residen t o f Davis,

this county, recen tly d iscovered that he was o ffic ia lly dead. H e had moved to tho- tow n from Coblesklll, N . Y., tw e lv e . years ago, and Ills w here­abouts .: was .’ unknown. H o secured worlc.w ith George Hunt, a farm er, who reeeh tly , a t the request o t France, sub- scrlbed fot' a CobleskllL paper. W hen the first .number arrived , France 'was g rea tly surprised to read therein that ho-was dead and had been so declared by the courts; /Tho court accordingly ordered that his b rother was entitled to the property under his mother's w ill. T h e land is w orth . |i,400, and France, is now try ing to . make tho courts be lieve he is.a liye.

Asbury Park’s Board of Trade.

. A d vertis ing Asbury P a rk was the principal them e fo r d iE cu ss ion before the Board o f T rade o f that c ity on Tuesday afternoon. The; o ffer o f Mr. Boyd, o f the Pennsylvan ia Rallrp'ad, to spend $15,000 In advertising,.-pro- v id ed A sbury P a rk would orect a ilrst- class hotel fo r w in ter business, creat- eu considerable enthusiasm, M cbsi-h H enry :Stoinbach, Sam uel W . Kirk- bride, and - N . E. Buchanon each agreed to g iv e $5,000 tow ard such a hotel project/and severa l others o ffer­ed sm aller amounts. M r. Stolnbach w ll outline n plan o f action a t tlio next m eeting. ________

\ Services at St. Paul’s. ••;... P re a c h in g . tom orrow (Sunday at 10.30 a. m. Sermon b y tiie . pastor, R ev . E. C. Hancock,, top ic "G race Abounding.” . Sunday school a t 2.30 p. m.; Epw orth League, 6.30 p. m. Gospel song servlcO 'ttt 7.45 p. m. E x­tra music by tho choir. Seats free and a ll welcome.

LAST SUNDAY AT ST. PAUL’S

A 'M ilita ry Discourse, and Epworth League Activ ity . ; ;

T lK / in in ll boy, o f whoin there a re all uncounted liost iu and' around Ocean Drove, found a specia l attraction in attendance a t church., last Sabbath morning.

T ills was tho precise and o rd e r ly ’ inarch o f Company 11, in undress uni­form , across W es ley lake ami tow ard St. Pau l’s, w h ile the deop-toned bell In its tow er ahuounced th e hour o f di-vinu 'serviee. ■■■- -...■ ■. - - ;

punctually a t the proper' m inute the m ilita ry entered from the rear, ma.rch1- i i ig down tlio m iddle a is le ’ and deploy-; lag Into the fron t-sea ts reserved ’ fo r their accommodation,•‘w h ile the graud organ gave them, a decorous w elcom e.

Th e ed ifice was crowded to fts- ut­m ost capacity, arid. Pastor H ancock .seemed at his best: in m aking a ll tno services im pressive, and tlio musical fea tu res-o f the m orning len t an added' charm to 'th e .occas ion .

T h e sermon was en tire ly m llltn n t'in its scope, and character, i t wiis found­ed. on an ineidisnt in the days, o f K in g Saul and a yonng hero D avid, when a grea t battle was pending betwoen the ls rae lltlsh arm y and the boastfu l P h il­istines.' ; v \ V. -. H e rev iew ed the h istory o f wars, nn- c le iit nnd modern, the life o f a so ld ier and his . duty, and discipline, and the character " o f a . t r u e fo llow er o f tjie g rea t Captain o f our salvation , the L o rd Jesus Christ. , ' '•

T w o grea t arm ies are in battle a rray representing: the forces o f ligh t and darkness, sin and.righteousness.. G od is on the side o f the righ t aga inst the wrong, w h ile the d ev il has marshalled his legions in tlie,cause o f evil.

Addressing, the m ilita ry .company, who sa t a tten tive ‘to ev^ ry word, he pictured tlie beauty o f aii . earnest Christian life , the sa fety and success o f conquering sin, and the blessedness o f the w arfare which ends In a crown o f g lory .

A no ther large congregation w as present in the evening, i t being the ann iversary o f the Epw orth League. A n appropriate discourse was preach­ed by the pastor, from , the te x t 'M a rk 13:34, “ T o ev e ry man his w ork.” i t was a .p ra ctica l/ ' Insp iring appeal to Christian a c t iv ity , . and m ade a v e ry genera l and. ve ry profound im pression on tho m inds o f a ll present.

The Letter That Never Came.

C. A .'F o r t, assistant postm aster a t A tlan tic H ighlands, recen tly received a le tte r fo r a lady in that tow n which had been mallod in Syracuse, N , Y., on M ay 27 1898. On the back o f tho le tte r was the fo llow in g w hich ex-’ plains the delay:

Post Office, N ew York .— Th is p iece o f m ail was delayed by acetdontally faliin ig in an opening o f one o f the d is­tribu ting tables rit the genera l post- office, w here It was d iscovered today, C. Van Cot-t,"Postmaster.

A ll ihe W ay by Trolley .

The V and egrlft Construction . .Com­pany, o f Philadelph ia, which has bought out the plant and franch ise o f the Monmouth and ; M idd lesex E lec­tric L igh t, H ea t and P ow er Company, proposes changing the m otive pow er o f the horse car .line b etw een . Matar' wan and K eyport. and South Am boy to a tro lley system, and la ter to ex­tend Its tro lley line to Freehold and A tlan tieyH jg lilands, which w ill make a continuous tro lley road from Belm ar to South Am boy.

Irish R iflem en rit thc_ Girt.

S ir Thom as L ip ton and tw enty Irish sportsmen, us an escort to the .Irlsjli team o f sharpshooters, w ill be : the lions at the in ternational lt iile contest to be held a t S ea 'G irt, the first w eek o f S ep tem b er.. G roat intorest ' Is a t­tached to tlie appearance, o f the Irish contingent, because tlie selected team fi-onf the N ew .Jersp y sharpshooters is to hold up the end o f the United States d irectly aga inst the Irish team o f eight. A ’ v ic to ry fe r tile Jei'seymen would make them ’the champion m arks­men o f the .world. '• G eneral; B ird W . Spencer, president o f the ' Nationa l R ifle Association , i s . authority for. .the assertion, that Sir. Thom as L ipton w ill be th e . leader o f . the Irish marksmeii, and lie w ill have much to say in the selection o f the e igh t men who are to com prise tho team . T h e men w ho w ill, accom pany-. the Irish shooters w ill com prise some world-famed sports­men, • •

Hobart’s Mausoleum.

Contracts liuve been made fo r ’ the erection o f a mausoleum over the body o f the luto V ice-President G arret A . Hobart, which lies In Cedar Lawn cem ­etery, a t Paterson. Mrs. 'Hobart- re ­cently purchased e leven lots adjo in ing tho present fam ily p lot to accomm o­date tho la rge marble structure which she intends to put up. Th e entrance to the mausoleum Is to be ot massive m arble columns, Inside o f which w ill be heavy Iron doors. D irectly under the high dome the body o f Mr. Hobart w ill rest In a m arble sarcophagus.. Room w ill made l’or another sarcoph­agus, In which the body o f Mrs. H o­bart w ill rest a fte r death. Around the tomb there , w ill be'.niches' fo r other members o f the fam ily . The mauso­leum w ill cost upward o f ?80,000.

Makeup ot the Grand Jury.

Fo llow ing are the persons sitting as the grand ju ry o f Monmouth county fo r the M ay term : W illiam A . N ew e ll,Joseph Holm es, Jr.,.M atthias W oo lley , John Guire, T . Form an Taylor, James E : L lpplncott, C lark Conine, A b ija li

:F lslier, -Charles P.. C o n ove r ,' Aaron E lilr ldge, W illiam i . . R eid , A lfre d H a r­dy, Charles A . Geran, G eorgo A.- Fountain, James P . Hopping, Thom as W yncoop, G eorge W . T rea t, Benjam in J. Parker, James S. Throckm orton, H erbert VanArsdale, Christian L. Berge, Thom as G. c iayton , John G. Schanclt, Som ers T . Champion.

C o ttag e F o r S (ile Cheap.

A re you looking fo r a bargain? H ere Is one. A- 10-room co ttage on Cook­man avenu e,-five b locks - from the

.ocean, furnished, w ith tw o fu ll lots, one o f which is on a corner; n ice shade trees, seW er and w ater, h igh ground. Price, $1,700, and tho pur. chaser gets the ren t fo r the cottage, which is a lready rontcd, amounting to $125.00, m aking cost o f property hut $1,576. AddressE . N . W O O L S T O N R E A L E S T A T E &

IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y,50 M ain avenue. Ocean Grove.

M o rtga g es .

W anted, on first bond and M ort­gage; $1,200. a t s ix per. c e n t , on new house, six-room s and bath, 2 lots, v a l­ue $3,000; $1,000 at s ix per cent, on new house; 6 rooms and bath, 2 lots, value $2,600; $6,000 a t six per cent, on handsome res id en ce , property, value $12,000; $2,0u0 ttt five per cent, on 12- room house, 2 lots, value $4,500.

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Qo*Carts, $7 .0* to $9.00 Sideboarda, 7.50 to 2 S.00 Reed Rocker.i, 1 .5 0 ( 0 4 .5 0 Rug*. - l.oo to a.5o Combination Bureaus and Stands, 8.00Chiffoniers, 5.00 to' 13 .00 Whips. 15c. to l.5oCarptts—Ingrain, - 4o to toe., Brussels, 6Sc. to l.ag

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G O O D S B O U O H T B A C K AT E N D OF S E A S O N AT H ftLF PR IC E .

WILLIAM H. BANNARD |W A L L PAPERS

i Just received, a large aasortmeut of inexpensive £ ic but very pretty effects in bed-room papers t tiling for hotels and boarding houses.

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. %Grand, Cookman and Summerfield Avenues £

Open evenings until S.30.

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For Men and Boys

No. 622 COOKMAN A V EN U E

ASBU R Y PARK

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> Ocean Grove, N. J .

B le c tr ic a l G o n tr a d o r sD esign ers an d M an u fa ctu re rs of G as, E le c ­

trical and Com bination Fixtu res, R efinishing, P latin g and R ep airin g. E x p e rt L o ck sm ith s an d B ellh an gers. E s tim a te s ch eerfu lly g ive n .

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A. Pi W E B S T E R , Manager

' S P E N STH E BEST MADE. A LL STATIONERS SE LL THEM.

TH E ESTERDBOOK STEFI. PEN C01 20 John Bt., Now Ytrk. - t

6 OCEAN GRO VE TIM ES—SATURDAY, M AY 18, tgoi,

TH E OLD ROCKING HORSE.

i Hattcrcd anil 1i raised and uitrn rttxl old,Bereft of hl« mnne nml mil.

| A vclernn .chnrRer simirh ni\>\ lio’ il, ..; Ho lins.wcntKcrod lift*'? fieri t-,t t;alc—. '

l T)m hero Of many n LMllnnt mid, ,J In.ninny n 1iSi«m1Ic<s v.-nr. V, '■ / '

A-BoWivr of formiiv, im.H.nuyeil ■ ’ - ; Jiy burtlo niul wimnd/iwl sour I

! ’ Nc.itli tlio touch of n'Hlliv hand

i’ . He lisa tiavcliul niitity a tr.Me-Thfo«Kb the womU'rbil n'ohm of \M-.iyUUo I.nntlj

Where the spiriis of fancy 6mlUv • • •

But, strnnpe to f:iv.' iirii}.«linhlist fl^ht,T)iQii|;h he lulled or rested not. •

TbrouRb aJt liU travels l*y day ami ’ ’He has Blood in the solfstaiiio spot!

He was ridden fir. JiO was rlihien hard,;llo has borni* llerre-hrunts ami blows

And o ft lias (ell, ns a swvcl reward,* A kiss on Jus trijfnoiit nose..

i Ami; though he I•* rullier tliu worse tor-wear And Is cripidcd and iitarrcif ainl ohl,

I In the eyes of 1d« master. he still, is fair \ And worth Ids weight In jinM.

■ / ~Hcrni(| jind Presbytcr. '

Aiki>AlAi A / al AiAftMfrAAA

^CARRYING O F F A BRIDE

B y t \ . Q u a d ; :

copvricht, looi. hr 0. i«is.

Tho crciv o f (ho Anicrfcnu l>rte Nemo had boon pnltl olYnt Cmlly. Anti as mate I wns looking fo r another berth when a young nml good looking-m an, who wns stroll Ing about the; W harf as H* In search o f some one accosted me with; on inqu iry as lo m y capability as a n av iga tor and la tor oil ashed me to ac­company him to a en fe -fo r a talk. As the young man was a "Brazilian and a landsman m y curiosity was naturally aroused, l i e w as ratlim* slow in com* lug to the poliit. being evidently desir­ous o f slfchig mo up, and I had begun to grow n llt l le impatient when ho leaned across the table and said: .

"Senor,’ I ha'vo drcidetl to trust you and tell you tlio triith. It is an expedi­tion to carry ofl* a young Indy.”

“ I f it is a scheme, to abduct a woman, I w ant nothing to do w ith It,” 1 re­plied.

“ D o not m istake me. senor. I am a Brazilian. I am from , one o f the hlgh- est fam ilies In our country* I am in Jove w ith a Spanish lady, a young lady o f highest birth, h ilt her people are op­posed to our marriage. I uni not only In love w ith her, but she returns m y

A PAIRElt OIKli I NEVER LOOKED UPON.

passion. She has vow ed to tho.V irgin tha t she w ill n ever g iv e her hand to an­other, Indeed, she Is ready to die If she cannot m arry me.”

“ And w hy do her people ob ject? ' I asked, th inking that i f his looks did not belie his character any fa ther In Spain m ight be proud o f him fo r a son- in-law. . ..

“ I t was n feud between our fathers, ecnor, partly political and partly busi­ness. T h ere was bnd blood, and, though my fa ther died years ago, Don Kami-

, npz still holds his bitterness. H e has a son w ith whom I have fought a duel, and that I .wounded and vanquished him lias but added to tho bitterness o f the situation.’.* .

“ W hy, this Don Ram inez Is a gov­ernment official o f some sort, isn’t he?” .

“ n o is governor o f the. provluco o I Cadiz, senor.” . •

i “ I f he is rich and pow erfu l nnd rip: posed to the marriage, your cake is dough. You seem to run more o f a chance o f being shot than o f becom ing his son-iu-law.”

Senor D a Costa, tis he had glvei\ me his name, looked troubled for a. mo­ment, and then a Hash tam o to his eyos as he qu ietly asked: .i “ In your country, senor, w hat do they, do. In such casesVf. “ T h e lovers? W e ll, i f the old folks are opposed there is .generally a ru n -, a^yay match.” :j,. “ r lu ivc heard soi and. there w ill be ono In ib is case. W e would both have It otherwise, but It is the last resort \ must take the sonorita to Brazil to be*, come m y w ife . I t was settled that w ay lost evening,’-, “ But have you counted on the old man?” 1 asketl. a little annoyed by the young man's cooliiess In disposing o f 'the case. “ H e ’ ll bo a fte r you in* tw o ; hours, and he lias tlie lega l-r igh t to take his daughter o ff the steamer and )put you behind, th e bars.. I should say he would be a bad man to foo l w ith .”

.‘ ‘L isten , senor,” quietly replied the lover.' "Y ou w ill find In this port a c ra ft fo r sale o r charter. She. may be, small, but she nnist be fast. I t w ill be

.better fo r many reasons that she is a 'sa il’ vessel. You shall, buy her and •clear liqr. fo r some w estern port, and I .^ 111“sa il aw ay w ith the senorlta, aud she w ill become my w ife .”

“ But w a shall be pursuod,” I said.. H e shrugged his shoulders and sm il­ed. v; ;\ “ A nd i f captured it w ilVm ean years jot imprisonm ent fo r me"*. -,

• “ t o u r pny w ill be commensurate w ith the.risks. ■w.Minr, L e t us waste no m ore,tim e. Set forth at- once ..aiid fiud a cra ft."

Al. the end o f another half hour w e had the details arranged as fa r as pos­sible, and. I vvas ready to h eg ln .m y share o f tite w ork. W ith in i l l hours I hail found a sehooner yacJit from the Moditerr:\uenn. an l-’ ugllsh built c ra ft ivbos'ti owner had Hied o f p laying sail- or and le ft her in the lunuls o f a bro­ker fo r sale, it required a week to re­paint. repair. 11 ml n ercnv and ‘put provi­sions nhuanl. ami Da Costa was ready yvUh whereY .er-there.w as need for SI: It was g iven out that a yacht had been bought, fo r a "resident, o f the A stores a ml wa s t o be dell vered there, and: there .wo^i nu troulde about her clearance. : i ' . .

V.- hi le k n o w l: ig. o P con rse. that I in C iis ta . was In t 'a illz , II appeared that Don Uamlnez had neltiier Imp,rlsoned his daughter nor set a tf extra*watch on her inovements. T o dotlge her dneana. and escape from tlie house aud grounds and make her w ay lo ;nn appointed ren­dezvous must have, been a d illlcu lt mat­ter, biit .she aecoinpiished il, and two, hours a fte r , dark mu* evening a 'b o a t brought the pair o f lovers aboard. Ten miniites la ter we. w ere nn.ft^’ way, A fa irer g ir l I never looked ni^m. and-she

.was as brave its'-she w as.fa ir. .W e le ft port with' -h' -fair \^fnd,aiid.

carried It a ll n ight as w e lioaded out into the Atlantic, and the-yacht slipped along as i f driven by sleam . W e had go t aw ay so .quietly Unit 1 did not look fo r pursuit, bul daylight had scarcely broken' when. We. found a steam er In oitr wake. A s .l a fterw ard ascertained,, the girl had been missed early In the h ig lit, the sa iling o f tjm yacht discov-. ered; and w h ile o iie steamer w as head­ed fo r the Canaries a-second took the course fo r K io nml was soon ovorlmul- Ing us.

A t noon the steainer cnme up w ith us. Th e brother m is tiliottrd o f her, while the fa ther hnd taken the other route. She ’ ciime slushing nlongsUlc, With shouts and 3*(*lls froin her crew, thinking to iuako tin easy capture, but as tiiere w ere no <trmed men aboard site qu ickly sheered o lt b e fo re ’ our rl-. lies. W ith in the next tw o hours she made three d ifferent attem pts to crash into us, but c a d i 't im e our lire, which was not meant to k ill, d rove the men from the pilothouso nnd confused al). Then she settled down to pursue us, aiid, ns a m atter o f fact, she lnmg to us for. *J8 hours. She bad come ou t uu- prepared w ith fuel or provisions, how­ever, and at last hnd to turn about nnd head fo r Cndiz. I iy the tim e she reach­ed port It wns too Into to th in k 'o f fur­ther pursuit, and w e w ere le ft to mnke our. voyage la peace and land our pas­sengers In due tim e a t Ilio . I learned that Don Uamlnez and tho Spanish governm ent kicked up a grea t row ’over the affa ir,.and there was a lot o f corre­spondence and demands . aiid red fire, but D a Costa won his bride; and the rest o f us go t-sa fe ly a w ay w ith our re­ward, and, the obstinate old fa ther had nothing to do but chew the rag and ye ll “ Caram ba!”

DIcil WhlAtltnpr. >— ^Dr. W illiam Knitiss In T lie Journal:

o f Nervous and Mental D iseases de­scribes the case o f a Folish herdsman, 27 years o f age. w eigh ing 230 pounds, who some' months previous to an acci­dent hml suffered from apoplexy re­sulting In le ft hemiplegia.- H e was slow ly regaining, the use. o f his arm and leg when he wns struck by ,a train ;nnd was found uncbnsclous on the track w ith three scalp wounds. There was a depressed fra’cture o f the skull three Inches above and ono inch be­hind the le ft ear. l i e was Immediately trephined and the depressed bone re­moved.’ About .10 ‘.o’clock at n ight be began to whistle, not, however, the “ popular songs o f the day,” but the w histle calls he w as accustomed to use In ca lling or d riv ing his flocks. H e w ould continue w histlin g fo r about one mluute, then would cease fo r live- or ten minutes and kept this up at regu lar in terva ls until he died. A t no tim e w as it pos­sible to distinguish any melody. The sounds w ere o f the same pitch and inr tensity and o f the same character. T h ey w ere audible throughout , the ward and attracted the attention o f pa­tients and attendants. T o the phy­sicians in attendance it was a strange experience to hear these w h istle calls com ing from a patient In a state o f unconsciousness. ‘ I t w as impossible to rouse the patient at any tim e before or after, the accl.dent, and be d ied ,; w ldstlin g a fe w minutes before death.

?botoB T lin t tv o n ieEverybody Is try ing to make mone^

qu ickly nowadays, and. photographers, amateur and expert, fo rm ft goodly per­centage o f the total included in “ every­body.” H ero a re ft' f e w ‘ subjects that would fetch ve ry high prices:

A bouse being struck by lightning. W e have photos, o f ligh tn ing Hashes, but no.p icture o f the kind which shows a flash actually strik ing a house.

Tw o . trains In collision. Photos o f. wrecked trains aro common ’ enough,, hufe-ft-snap shot a t the ve ry .occurrence o f tlio smash remains unrecorded.

T h e crew o f a lifeb oa t in the a c t o f rescuing the sailors o f a sinking ship in a fierce storm.

A negative o f .an A tlan tic liner bat­ting w ltb .no ocean tem pest I f you ' could take a snap shot o f this subject from the deck o f another liner It would bo worth a good sum. .

A photograph o f a sprightly earth­quake in Japan o r somo other country which is troubled In* this w ay. It would be w e ll to hang up your camera and m ake It w ork automatically, as: earthquakes aro not to bo nlnyed with. Such a picture would bo jumped atl

* For.a ll.in irposea o f laboratory f i l t e r Ing paper Is superseding eve ry other appliance, nnd there Is a la rgo plant which Is doing a very profltablo busi­ness in manufacturing nothing but fil­ter, paper, "■l'

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I t was a c lia ft iilii" little sitting room In w hich M rs.'M ason sat'so lving' (lain-: t y BtitciiCB.: Bcloye U01* B toodtlic serv-. an t g ir l, wlfb, w ith a stolid sta riv an­nounced that she had foun^j a place

: dow ti to iy ii.,;v • “ B u t,. M ary, you surely would not ;

i c a v e w i t l i o u t help," Mrs. Mason.' answered. •" ;• :: ;

“ I go t a place w here 1 get f r e e dol­lar.^ . ; . * * V : . ’

“ I wouid g iv e yoii ?3, hut you agreed to. w ork fo r me for.,.$2.S0 If I w ou ld teach you to talk and do the work.”

“ I go t anoder place dowp town. I say I gon ext-w ec lc .” .

En treaty and persuasion w ere alike InVvaln. I t a ll ended w ith , *‘ l go next w eek.”

One year from this time Mrs. Mason w as a w iser i f .iiot ; a ? better woman, and when Lena announced, “ I got an­other place down town,” she merely answered, “ V e r y : w ell,” .fo r this;: was the third, g ir l that; she hail tra in ed ,f o r ­th e woman; down town, i f

'When M r. Mason ciime home to din­ner that n ight,' I ie >ja.w at p iice; th at some s)iadow had clouded the idoiuestlc heaven,, hut; when his w ife had:poured .out, her tale o f w oe slie proceeded to la y before: hi in pIans f or / ii er Cuture: campaign. W hen lie liatl fu lly caught her Idea, !ho laughed; long and loud.. ‘ ‘You ’ re; a mlghtyi, smart - lUtle;.Avo- man, Maria, but' If. you try tliat game you 'll fa ll down,’ * he.announced wiieu she asked fo r his opinion o f her plans.

“ I ’ll not fa ll down any harder than I have In my other plnnsrnm l I believe I can do I t ” . . : / ’ .

“ A ll right, I ’ll back you,” he prom­ised encouragingly..

A ssu re d 'o f her husband's eo-opera- i tlon. * 3. Mtison very w illin g ly agreed / • Lena’s cousin, Christina, w ho| arr ived from the. fatherland.-In’ tiie week which Intervened before the advent o f the new domestic one m ight have supposed M rs . Mason to:-i>o a b lu e s to c k in g o f th e 'd eep est dye, for she curried a pencil. slucU in her. hair and stopped to .jot down burning,

•thoughts, on w hatever was most con­venient .to rest her notebook upon. T lio baby’s back or the bottom .of the.;dlsh- pan w ere a like available. W hen the new Christina appeared, fresh and rosy and clean; she-started a t her task w ith v igor. H er fo rm er experience taught her the best- method o f instruc­tion, nnd, taking, up one article a fter, another, slie told the names distinctly and encouraged Christ Inn to repeat It until she was sure o f Iti • T h e first performance In the 'dom es-' t ic act was to fr y potatoes fo r lunch­eon. s- . - ' ; • : .

“ This, Christina,” said Mrs, Mason as she held up the spider, “ Is a kettle, and these are eggs.” pointing to tho potatoes^ V

A ft e r this the bread and the meat, the crackers and the raisins, the coffee, and the lemons, changed places, and DO o f th e commonest utensils in the kitchen nnd the d in ing room, w ere In a confusion that had n o 'o rd er except In tho fe rtile brain o f Mrs. Mason. But she had her list w e ll memorized, and, her m istakes w ere few . Mr. Mason ga ve her enthusiastic support, and, though he feared to g iv e an order to Christina w ithout first:consu lting Ills w ife and his appealiug look at the ta-, b le when he held up the cracker ja r to Christina and asked fo r more raisins w as very amusing, he gave his w ife uif- stlnted admlratTon fo r the g lib manner In which she could order a s ix pound bread, fr ied rare, or a sm all pleco o f

• roast b ee f. fo r the w a ter pitcher.Unsuspecting Christina worked hard

a t her part o f the game, eviden tly de­sirous o f tttting herself as soon as pos­sib le fo r the “ fr e e dollar place” down town; . She jabbered ..in her 'native tongue glad ly w ith her friends, aud h e r English , that chance m ight Call into use, never intruded on the ground with, which Mrs. Mason had tampered. The excitem ent o f her experim ent added qu ite a little interest to the usually monotonous work o f train ing a green, g irl, and Mrs. Mason taught her many m ysteries in salads and soups thnt she bad heretofore kep t as stric tly private

■ know ledge. Christina had reached that stage in her' development when Mrs. Mason could g iv e an order fo r dinner and go out fo r an afternoon w ith some assurance that a.palatable, w ell served dinner would aw ait her return. Slie knew that the tim e w as near at, hand fo r tho Inevitable .announcement, and 60 when Christina snld, a . little more shyly than some o f- th e form er girls, “ M y cousin, she go t me place where I see her every day; .the woman, she say she glad to -g e t g ir l w hat you make; she have youi* g ir l anoder time,” Mrs. Mason answered clieerily :

“ A ll right,* Christina, you. can go righ t along. I ' l l get along w ithout a g ir l fo r awhile, but Mr. M ason la going to bring company home tonight, and I want a very nice dinner.” ' i

Christina sm iled ut so v M h ? aQ

acquiescence to her plans and asked, “ Mfhat I get' fo r dinner?’•’ ,: ; ' ‘. 'W e ’l l h a v e som e o f th a t n ice o a t­m ea l ereatu , a cab b age fr ie d cake,

. so m e souped leggs ,.. a ..ch icken -m nele t, a n d y o u m a y g e t som e o f the, b es t oys- •.ter. .cook ies - fr o m the! p ick le . . M akb som e c o ffe e :s o u p ,; C h ris t in a ,. and m ake

: t lio , fr e e ze r , fu l l ; ...I ;think- w e ’ l l h ave soda p ie -w ith it.” ; . , ./ :

v;;.;“ A l i -right. I do. It,” an sw ered C h ris ­t in a w il l in g ly . ‘ A n d M rs . M ason smll*.

: ed a s s lie th ou gh t o f th e ; la d y dow n to w n . “ N th v ,; lniidnnW ybu ’ r e ywelcfOmc .to th e fru it ;.o f tr.y l a l i o r *: ; , • •. J f she;,. H el t the I pa s t t .'-gu ilty, the ineniory o f the many horn's o f care and

• thought; thh t • she; had given to: the ti’.ainIng ‘o f greenVglrls. c.i ine td appease her conscience,. .. .•“ I o n ly ; .w is h cou ld see /the* o th er a c ts .” / s h e sa ld -tp ; J I r. A faso ii. -“ r ' e x ­p ec t, to lie i n th e ; tl’f t l i . : m yse lf, bu t I

i.fee l I sh a ll m iss th e t id rd ; arid ‘ fou rth .’ ’ Ch iristlna -';_ rop o rted :h r ig iit • and :ea i* iy :

a t JJ i's., J ten d er ’s , t i a g e r . t o ; p r o v e . h er­s e l f w o r th y o f her. a d van ce . C ircu m ­stances com peJlcd M rs. H onder to le a v e her- e n t ir e ly to lulr ow n dev ic es the firs t d ay , but on the m orn in g o f the second , sh e ca in e In haste In to the k itchen ..

“ Christina,’-' she said, "g e t breakfast as qu ick ly as possible. .,uMr. Bender w ants to make th a t 'ea r ly train. W e genera lly w ant, toast, but w e w ill ge t a long w ithout’ It this m o ra in e and w e l l k e i t rare,”, she sa id ,.pointing to the beefsteak. * •

“ R are !” . Christina exclaimed.“ Yes, rare. You. understand what

that is, don’ t you?” '“ Y-C-S.” ,“ W ell, w e a lw ays take it rare and.

our. coITee strong.” - '“ You take colt'ee fo r breakfast?” “ A lw ays. And w e would like it as

soon as possible,. Christina.”M rs. lender- ftitlied oy.t o f the kitchen

. tin d con fid en tin l ly told Mr. Bend e.r that the h ew y g lr 1 seemcd exceed ingiy stu­pid v or else- she’ -had :;a v e r y ; peculiar: m anner. . . .■ ; “ She i s ih 'a cbustiint : state o f Sur-' prise,” she added, "and, I declare, 1 sm ell bread toasting. I told her not to toast-it this morning*" !

rn an Incredibly short tim e the breakfast bell rang, and when the Ben* d o r ’ fam ily , sat down to the table the look o f surprise was transferred from Christliia ’s- face to^ h e lrs ,1 f o r ; o n , tiie platter la y ii iliie steak, fresh .from , the re f rlgera tor, • a nil in p la ce o f tlio pot [o f stoa m hig con'ee; kn t a pi teller o f ice cold lemonade. Mrs. Bender rang tho beli; w ith exceeding:. diiergy. ancV;when' astonished Christina appeared they, eacli mado a fran tic ed’ort. to convince the other that she was responsible fo r the mistake. Mrs. Bender grew angry., and Christina resorted, to tears,' and w hile Mr. Bender listened to their con­fusing explanations he made ids break-, fast on toast and iemonade.. .

M atters g r e w 1 worse rapidly, and In spite o f repeated and patient explana­tions Christina 's.ideas w ere in a-state o f hopeless confusion, but neither, slie. nor Mrs.. Bender ever thought o f the. little woman on the hill as the author o f all their troubles. A t the etui o f tw o 'w ee k s .Mrs. Bonder took a street .car fo r W alnut ldil and, seeking out' M rs.M ason , asked her i f she would not he. w illin g to take C h iis tlna back. M r s. Maspii a r t fu lly ' hesitated a . moment and then consented.'

,4l aiti so re lieved/ ’ .Mrs. Bender said,, " fo r I keep, her In tears h a lf o f the time, and she seems so ;anxious to please me. I can 't understand how any one can be as stupid as she is.”

So Christina came back,- and fo r four years she did, fa ith fu l s e r v ic e in Mrs. M ason ’s kitchen, and fo r the first time In her l i fe that ingenious litt le woman did not liv e in constant £oar o f “ anod- er placo down town/’-^W hat toJ:Eat.

A W o m lo r fu l S lio t.“ I • remeihber,” says Uncle 2 ek le l..

“ when a boy that Uncle Joslo Johnson, w h ile out gunning one day, got tired and -sat dowti Uy- -a,)arge p in e !tree in tiie B ig Cove and fe ll asleep, but was awakened by a noise and on looking, down at his fee t saw ;;a i a r g e : rattle-. snake. Pu ttiiig up. his gun, he was about to shoot • w heu: ho saw a ; fine: t le e r ' about eight fee t in front o f him. l i e tlien took aim at the deer, when sud­den ly lie heard a grea t flu ttering over­head, and, looking up, he saw a large llock o f w lhl turkeys. H e no sooner saw them than lie heard another noise In the .bushes at his right, and. looking round, he saw a b ig bear gazing at .him. Fearing th a t ’ ho w as about to be ;d e - ' youred, he shot a t the deer, when the^ gun busted.

"T h e bu llet killed the deer, the lock fe ll dowu the1-rattler’s throat and chok­ed him to death, the barrels shot up in­to the a ir and kllied the w ild turkeys, the stock k illed the-;bear by strik ing him, between the eyes, and the. concus­sion threw Uncle Josie backward.

“ W hen he landed ou his back in the m iddle o f a brush heap, he found he had k illed 40. rabbits, I t took a two horse team to cart the gam e home.” — Exchange. 1 .. . •

I*i?el D id n 't K n o w T cn n fson .Peel regarded a ll ligh t litterateurs as

tritlers aud poets w ith .th e ir unprofita­ble pursuits as the butterflies o f. the human species. C arlyle had prompted M llnes to press Tenuyson 's claims fo r a pension. T h e riva l claimant was Slioridari K now les, the popular dranm- tist. ' t ’ ■_

P ee l consulted M llnes as to the course which ho ought to take, accompanying the appetil by the statement ■ that 'for himself, he knew absolutely noth ing’ either o f Mr. Tennyson or M r; Know les.

“ W hat!” said Mllnes. “ H ave you never seen the nnino o t Sheridan Know les on a playb ill?”

“ No,” replied Peel.“ And havo you never read a poem o f

.Tennyson?':;'/ i :■*“ No,” was again the answer, accom­

panied by a request .that - M llnes .would le t him see something which Tennyson had written . Accord ingly M llnes sent to S ir R obert Pee l tho tw o poems o f “ Locksley H a ll” and “ U lysses.”

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H B N R Y W E L S P 3 R D

Cor. Pitm an anci Central Avenues, Ocean Grove, N. J.

S is th aeason u nder t l i i ' pi-M(u iHoi-slii|i o f II*n i-y \yn isfon l. A first-c-Kiss house, conven ient, to e v o m lm i ; ; o f intuiust iii ii:u G i'ovc. K or im ntcu lars nppl'v to m o- prietor- 1*. (). H o .v -121. . . • 1

NORMAN HOUSEU. U. VU IK ST

,28 to 34 Bath Avenue, Ocean Gr.oye,.N,J.Finely located between Andlldrh iin nnd oeenh.aud near baii\ln-' mounds. Special at-

tontiou to com fort o f guests. Open Juno to pftOM-r. P. O. Uox iM7.

Main Avenue, Ocean Grove. N ew J eo ey . ( onvcnlently. loeiited near ocean, Aud lterlum and.postofllee. ■ ks :.M. E .'Sru^ii, P roprlotor.; ,

Olive HouseFirst-cVftes in every particuliir..: -

Corner of Hock and Beach Avenues' Oceiih Gro.vgj N. J. One. block from the ocean. . . • . ■ •

. . Mas.. ^r.-E..SenWAKTJi.

B. N ; PU E N T i« I^ p r io to r , ; {v ; ^ OCEAN HOUSE

Ma|n Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J. (

A pleasant fam ily hotel at popular rates.

HOTEL SPRAY VIEWAsk for booklet. Joseph W h it e , P rop ’ r.On tlio ocean front.

THE CHALFONTECorner Ootf?in and Bath avenues, Ocean Grovo, N . J. Appointm ents and fu rn lah iog i a ll new and l^ociorn. Special rates lo r June and Boptemljor. H. W . .En i^as.

.Miss Al. CUOSSETTi Proprietor.-

Cor. Main and IVcach Avenues

Ocean O rove , N . J.

Mn I o’ Avenuo. r

5 ABBOTT AVENUE.Adjoining tlie btacli Tliorouglily'irenovatcd aud refurnish­ed, aiid under new .management': . Electric'lights and im­provements.' Close to Lillagore’s bathing grounds.'

• ■ ■ ' r ■■ ' ' H. Manweiler Manager, •

^ ;, : ; v i L A N E : V I L L A -Mrs. S. A. .M. LANE - ' - '

Pilgrim Pathway and Cookman Avenue OCEAN GROVE, N.J.

Ho:; ‘ilT l ’ . . '

Proprietor

\r The N e w P h i I a d e I p h j aOcean P a th w a y ,Ocean Grove, N . J . , second House from the Ocean .

Mrs. O. A . (;u X , Owner und Proprietor

SUPERIO R FU R N ISH E D ROOMS TO RENTIn the rnjmi beautiful p i r t o f Uie-Orovf*. t/nobstrutsied vl*»w o f t he ocoan. Convenleul to

all pluec.-t o f Interest-.- Appointiuo'^M ilrsi-eln»*<.; Itlcyolo room. June to October.

G R O V E H H L L!4 t l i s e a s o n .

!•:. A . I I tK L A X ii , ' Proprietor

.Opposite. Thon ip«on Piirk

C o n v e n ie n t t o a ll p o in ts i.f in te res t. P O. Box 2 1 5 3 .- .'

OCEAN11 Embury Avenue, OCEAN GROV£, New Jersey.

Furnished ne\y...throughout, Ncnr a jl palms wf lntere>t, Only a tow doors from tho ocean aud bath ingpvvtllo i. ifathhiif, d-hiut;; bbttln*f. • lt-»oin-5 cool and tablo drsKdnHa. Piano. Spacious verandai?, homo eomfortM Table buartl. lvrms^fcodcruie. Opun Juno 20

- V . ' • Mas. H...F. Jr.NKt.NS, t*. <>. Ocean Orove, N . j t

LAK E VILLA. M; U’ lt.r.tAMso'*, proprietor

2>o.-i.-j Hroadwny. Oeeau ( » ‘ ove. Neu* Jersey. ' e’m-lnir »*!*.*ao, j*ilCQ and playyrounds is’ cw lv dited up. StxUi , i%w<on. ' .r.lf^’ trl.^ Halits. t>peelal rut<H foit^luiie.

LA W R E N C E HOUSEG K O V e , N . j .

p »rner .location* hear'oeeant wldi* verandus. iVaurirul sduulo treeH,.t;<«>d nnnn.M. excellent board. Tern«s, «7 and y - M*SS M W m v

T he Sum m erfield. ... » , . ' •• buie.lt. Unobstructed ocena

view and A iic ltorlum , IVrnis moderate., « p t e al till July Jtb. Oj>en Juno 1st to OoU 1st.

T H E E L DORADO VOUKAN G iu n ’ i:, N K W JKtttjKV

Fiteing o ' oanand Fletcher r^ake. Ono nnmite to Bathing grounds Api«>lnt?neritH and ficr- vleo Hi-»t.ela*>s.’ . . ._________MRS. 1). \V. F l.S llK ft. '

HOW LAND HOUSE. H5 .Muiiut Ta f'or W-.vV,-Ooe!\»vOr«)ve. New J**r.sey. .»

Cot veniently locuod near Auditorium , postotlieeand be ich. Kxoo lent «e rv ie ea t jnodem to rnH". - _________ ' - '_ M isV Ii. Woon.

HOTEL CLARENDONCorner Hlurnu Path'wav ami Mt. Tabor W av. P|etMint‘ verandas, line view o f oceaii.

♦ een tnd ly loeat*^!. ■Thonnnrbl.v renovan d nnd rrtltied . Mhh W u .i .ia m M onAM .T*

. THE AMHERSTU Pltuum Avonue. H a lf block from the occau. Convenletit to alt points o f Interest. T err

ST. to S.'2 per week. App«)lnt incuts an«l serviee homeliUe. . L i m .ik C. BkoWN.

FERN COTTAGEC orner > ew York avenuo and Mt. Ile rm on W ay, Ocoan Grove. A ll m odem improvement# Cozy and homelike. For tornis aud.pai tlcularh address, Mas. A . It. G a m ,. P, o . Box 21G3

T H E O M A H A ;Corner Ccntm l nnd r itm an avonucs. N ear Ocean nnd Audltorlunv, aud convenient to all points o f Interest. Spechd rates June and Sept. C ircular on applleat Ion. K. K/M osiieb .

QLENWOOD HOUSECorner Pennsylvania avenuo and Mt./.ion AVny, Ceoau Grove. Centrally locnted. Terraa

moderate. For particu lars address, - , M«}4. H . A tk in so n .

t h e : a r c t i c1 Su rf Aven itet Oeean Grove, N. J. D irectly ou tho Beach

* .A . Sc iik n c k , Proprietor, form erly o f The Clarendon. . ;»;■'

The New Arborton7 Sea V iew avenue. .’ K ep t by'Krlem ls. H a lf block from Ocean, near hotnnd cold baths and batlilnf; K'tound.s. .Special rales June nml St-pt. For.partleulatsaddress, H a n n a h Bo b to n .

Glen-Cairn CottageL’O.W'ebb avenue. Ocean Grove. X . J. Ono bloefe from the Ocean. Open from M ay to October. Boat for.usu <jf suesiH, 'form s S7 to £10 per wenk'. Special mtes for May • - ■■ ■.* ■_______ -j- Mttd. fc). H ; Cu.VNK—Miss M a b v A. K arR IS ; '

O AK LEY V ILLA ,: "miF orm erly the Kit wood, corner IMInrim Pathw ay and Mt. I lc m o n W ay. Opposlto postonico, near Auditorium , beach and ail points o f interest. Tenns$7 to~iQ. - Mas. Ii. V . o a k l k y .

THE ST. ELMO'i 'M 'yn Ayouuo.>j)e llt {h t fu lly located on pr'uelpa l thorouuhfarc. Open all U iovoar. ' >i to 510 a week. Special rates spi-lu-, fa ll and w inter. W r l 'e for booklet. W m . .‘foNKS,Terms

Prop.

BEACH AVENUE HOUSEOno block from ocean, corner Beach and Webb avenues. Ocean outlook, tnodorn im prove­ments, yood table. Special m les for June and September. Address W . JI. K n a i*i*. '

BATH A V E N U E HOUSE..... , - • • • CoriiorContm l nnd Uailt Avenues, Occiin Grovo, N .w JerseyF tnelocnt on ; nmir llio Au iltiorlu in , W calty Lalte, oeonn untl im tliing Krourd> P leasantacoommotlutloUB. I- .o . U o x iia .. • M. !■'. M.vei-iiKitHoy, l»roprlo?or.

fu l l v low or Ben nnd lleueh l ’romeuade. - 1'wenUetU BciVsoo.

T H E H U R O R KNo. 0 A T L A N T IC AVENU13, runulug tlm )Ugh to Surf Avonuo

M . A . B U L L OCEAN GROVE, N E W JKrtSEJY

Broadway House ^loo. Large yerand.s. T o r™ f f to 112a w « * . A lso S S ^ 'a S ^ p T

J. D. K is o s l a b d , Mannger.

pnfegt Display ofn ow 'fir e hydrants w ill .. lie ■ tlie W es t Parle district.U H es3, tlie Red Bank touor,, engaged as soloist, and jire-

n tlio . F irst Presbyterian

— T h e annual banquet'o f tlio Asbury Park Hoard o f T rad e w ill take place at tlvo M in o t1 House on Monday ever 11 Ing next.

— Dr. 1-lenry M itchell attended tlics National Tubercu losis convention In N ew York o il W ednesday anil Tm irs- day ot t i l l ; wools • / '

— Tlio one-net com edy "A H appy P a ir ” and tlie two-act taree “ A Box ot M onkeys" w ore presented In L ib rary l la l l last M onday by the Saturday club.. • . ■ / .

— Theodore Fow ler, of 70C Summer- flcld avenue, announces the engage­m ent o f Ills daughter, M iss . Em ilia Fow ler, to Otto Chnmlicriain, o£

B.ver SSiown in This Gityis * \ ‘ 'Non on Sale at Our Store

Everything New (for Man, Woman or Child.

W:THE QUEEN QUALITY SHOEfor women is positively a work of art. They come in a variety of* materials and we have

OCEAN GRO VE TIM ES—SATU RD AY, M AY 18, 1901.

COUNTY AND STATE

. . A branch o f the AV, G.- V, Uplifts, boon organ ized a t the H ighlands.

’ > : , iP . 13. Coolc, a grocer a t Eatqntown, recen tly fined $100 fo r se llin g ole-

om argerine. . .. .T lie Eatontoxvn township cqmriiit-

r too lias ordered a Holloway, chem ical engine to cost ?1,G00.

. . M. C. D. Borden w ill build tw enty ■ n ew green houses on his property at

Oceanic/ at a coat o f $100,000.. .M ay 30th has been fixed ns tho

(la y fo r lay in g the corner stone o f tho ' P erth Am boy Hospita l building.

. .P e r th Am boy is to h a y e .a m e w Presbyterian church building, to cost ?20,000 w lien finished and furnished.

. ;T l ie public1 schools o f M idd le tow n townsU ipjuay^have to close on M ay 25, because? d l Jaok o f funds to jiccp them open/

. .Charles B. H orner, o f J it H o lly ;: has shipped over a dozen car- loads o f evergreen trees to the w in ter hom e o f G eorge J. Gould, at Lakewood.

; .Justice Franklin .F ort 1ms leased . W illiam T. Carter s cottage on N ew ark

avenuo at Spring Lake, and w ill spend the summ er there with his famiJy.• . .T h e Iron p ier a t Long.Branch w ill'

: be opened Saturday, June 22, a t whichtim e the steam ers o f the Iron Steam ­boat company w ill make tlje ir in itia l trip . : '

• .. T h e r igh t o f way fo r a tro lley road betw een A tlan tic HJghlantls and /Red Bank has been secured^ and w ork on

1 tho road is expected to begin about tho , firs t ot July./ . .M rs. Charles S. .Haight, o f N ew York , is said to have refused §1.05,000 f o r ’ her property a t E lbeton . A few years ago it could have been purchas­ed fo r $40,000.

. .T h ieves vacently broke in to the summ er residence o f J. It. Samuels at: Sea Girt. A quantity o r c lo th ing was taken, and noth ing elso . about tho

, prem ises ,-was disturbed....F o rm an Cossaboom, principal of

the M arlboro public school, w ill resign a t the c lose o f the present school year.

. In^the fa ll he expects to tako a olassi- ( cade coiirso at T a y lo r U n iversity .• . .A , a team licating apparatus is be* f ing put in the Grace M ethodfst par- tsonage. Red Bank, the sum o f $500

' hav ing been con tribu ted * by EJdward JCerrtn, o f the Itnmson .road, fo r that purpose, • . . •

. . ‘A ii e lection recen tly held a I !Bal- ;ontown, at which $1,500 was voted fo r the purchase o f a chem ical engine, has been declarod illegal, and another e lec­t ion 'w ill be held the la tter part o f this month /or the same purpose, *•

.AYhllo John Metfcel, of -Nevf Vbrk, and E rnest I\[ctzel*andi;W , J. Arnoid , .ot Spotswood, w ere ou t d r iv ing a t the la tte r , place, Mid horse ran uw ay and throw the men out. T h e horse step­ped oh E rnest Metzel-s hand, crushing it qu ite ’ badly. .

. .John H. Held, o f W est P o in t P leasant, w ho 'w iU -be rem em bered at Tom s R iv e r and .Lakew ood as the crack , “ b lacksm ith ’' ball, p layer o f fif­teen years ago, lm s; a lem on tree with

• th ir ty la rge lemons, a num ber o f sm all ones and some blossoms.> i . Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Broach, o f Key*

port, recen tly celebrated the 'U fty-ilrat ann iversary o f the ir m arriage. Air. and Mrs. J. M unroe , H endricks, who l iv e in the same hour,v, observed the tweuty-fil'th ann iversary o f th e ir m ar­r ia g e a t the sam e tim e.

. . A t the Juttioi*‘Epw orth Leagu e o f th e Barnegat M .E , church, each junior

j who attends church serv ice on Sunday ■; m orn ing rece ives a ticket' v u h a . Bibte

.verse. Tw en ty tickets s cure a Bible, tw enty-five tickets a JVlethodist hym ­nal. T h ere is already a m arked in­crease In the attendance. •' ; •

v .M lss V era DeNote, o f ‘ the D eN oie stock company and proprietor o f the Passm ore Inn near Oceanport, has cn -, gaged counsel to bring suit aga inst the N ew .York Sun and journa l. About

• ' >three w eeks ago tho.v published sto-• ••n’inR that M iss D eN oie,w as attacked-by

the w ife o f her leading man in an EUz- ■ abeth hotel.

. .T h e comm issioners o f l^ons Branch have granted the A tlan tic Coast San itary Compauy permission to e rect a crem atory on the .Joel'W ar-:

- .d e ll property nearly opposite the ter­minus o f M yrtle avenue. T lie 'com p a ­ny has long been endeavoring to erect, a crem atory at Long Branch, but pro- posed sites fo r ’ the plant have always been opposed.' b y , property, owners

• near them. .

; Conference at Freehold

A con ference o f .th e ;• corresponding m em bers o f the YO iing.M en ’s Christ- inn: Associations o f tlle Fou rtlTD fstrlet o f N ow Jersey/ Including tlie .counties? o f • M idd lesex ;, Monmouth and Union, w ill be held M ay .18 and 10, at: F ree­hold. Th e con ference is held, in the in terest; o f p ro je c tin g 'th e .association idea to th e ; sm all towns o f• tno state. Th is w,ill in part, be accomplished by bringing to g e th e r 't lie corresponding mombcrs representing the sm all towns h i, -this district/,-; 7/ /; '

A p rdgram ‘ o f, unusual iner 11 lias been provided, w hich w iU . beg In this (Saturday)., afternoon-,: M a y Is, with .a school o f methods, show ing how you iig men cpn . be;’ .reached* and t l ie host methods o f accom plish ing tho same. '• ; This, e v e n in g .: an address on “ Our opportunity in the sm all towns/’ w ill 1)0 de livered by an Em inent speaker; •,

Sunday w ill open w ith a preparatory service, fo llow ed by; p latform address­es in the .vai,l0'US;ciiurchesv;; I : the af-, ter no on a m ass m eeting fo i’ men w ill be held,; w h ic li w iil be -the crow ning feature o f ■ thc conference, ‘ and w il l■; i)e addressed : by a, n o te d . and bvllllafvt speaker. Separate m eetings vwill ‘also be held for, w om en arid boys.

A union serv ice in .the Presbyterian church w iU / c los e - : - tlie conference wh ich g iv es prom iso o f rich hiessing to tho delegates and peop le .o f Freehold; who h ave . generously made arrange­ments tb entertain aU delegates over; S u n d a y . ^ K '

New Coast Re&ort, '

H obart: C ity is the , nam e o f a new resort tha t, is, to be. established a t Bar- n egat B ay by the P ittsbu rg and N e w Jersey Land Im provem ent Company; It is. cap ita lized at $100,000. Th is ,is the region tha t lias so. many attrac­tions fo r ilslierm eh. I t is also tho p la ce tlia t w as once famous as tfie abode o f “ B arnega t p irates,” and It was tiien and /is stlll_ rem arkab le1 fo r the s ize and num ber of- its mpsqnltbs. N e w Jersey is a lready •: pretty, w e ll stocked w ith summer':-'resort^, good,: bad.; and .in d iffe ren t; .b u t there seems to be. room .fo r more. { Th e la te R ev. H . B : B eeg le once said to the, w riter that ‘ ‘some day the Jersey coast from Sandy H ook to Barnegat B ay would be.dotted w ith summer residences^ and that Jioithihe: could p reven t;the m arefl o f: im provem ent arid- o f recla im ing w aste lands along the sea. which had bron set in motlon Ijy the Ocean G rove founder^/' T lio prediction w ill surely come to pn^S. TU<? o f thatunique and splendid resort bullded bet­ter than they knew,— Freehold Trans­cript. . * .i

v ; Wants Bljr Damages, . .. .t

Ex-Judge J. C larence Conover o f F ree ­hold; has been reta in ed to bring suits' aga inst the D ittm ar.Pqw der, and Chorti-’ lea l Company, o f Maxim, to recover damages fo r tho deaths o f W a lte r , Reynolds and J. Clark Chamberlain, near, M axim on June 27, 1900. Both men w ere blown to .pieces w hile d is­tribu ting dynam ite on. a " field. The sum o f $5,000 damages is asked fo r the death o f each man. Sarah J. Reynolds, adm in istratrix o f W a lte r Reynolds, briugs one suit, dnd the other is brought by H a rr ie t R. Reynolds, ad­m in istra trix o f J. C lark Chamberlain. I t is expected , that the suits w ill be tried, a t this court term . Hon. A . E. JohnRton, o f Freehold , represents £he: p o w d e r.company. .

THE OPPOSITE SHOREInteresting Hems Pertaining: \o Ineldents “ ' and Individuals in Asbury Park.-

■ —rF lve n ow fi r e ‘ 1 plrtced in • the . — John

has been , cehtor: in church.

P a r k .

day

;.Fo.wler; v p l'ange; NyVj..

•— Miss Clara Bnmman, dau gh ter o f Mr.; and Mrs. L. Bammiiii, fs ex- peeted home June..1st from Leips lg, Germany, w here .for tw o years she has been studying voca l and Instrum ental music. ,

— Asbury Pa rk citjaena .w in .'vo te at a special election on W ednesday, M ay 2flth, w hether o r not to bond the c ity in. the sum o f $1S,000 fo r the. purpose o f securtng .possession o f the lib rary property , a t Grand and Asbury avo- nues.

— F iv e o f the teachers o f the city high school w ill s ever tlie ir connection w ith that/institution at the end of. the present school year. Th e cause o f thbir w ithdraw al a re better positions' elsewhere, it is said, or. favorab le op­portunities in o th er lines o f work.

— Th e new house o f Counselor JohnF. H aw kins at Deal has been leased fo r the summ er to H on. R obert T . L in ­coln/son o f Abraham .Lincoln. T h e house was rented to M r. L in coln be­fo re it was -bullt ; tlie plans' being sub­m itted to him ;nnd he approving them/ : --The court-of chancery lias,granted an order foi* a com m ission to inquir’e in; to tlie san ity o f Lud low W oo lley , an aged fa rm er ..liv in g ; near Deal. H is daughter,* w ho applied fo r 'the order, a lleges as one evidence . o f insanity that h er fa ther picked up a p e t cat and put i t on a red hot stove.

» —------Elevator lor the Hosnllql

'The .Monmouth M enioriaK iioap ita l a t L on g Branch is to be equippen w ith a new e le c tilc elevator,, which w ill run from the basem ent to the top floor. T h e e leva to r w ill cost §2.500, and w ill be installed at once.. Th e contract w as aw arded at a m eeting o f the board o f governors h e ld .a t the hospi­tal on W ednesday. A n e leva to r, has been needed a t tho hospital fo r-a long .time. T h e county board o f free-hold? ors lias approp ria ted , $10,000 to the hospital. • ' '

E x ce llen t Business O pportu n ity .

■ "FOR R E N T — The A rlin gton Ic i - Cream P a rlo r w i ‘uh store, fixtures, etc., fo r season o f 1 SMI. A ip ly to E; N. W oolston , sucressor to W . H. Beegle, 50 Madn.avenue, ocean Grovo, N . J;

The

IS

is p o s i t i v e ly a w o r n ot art. i ney in a variety o f• materials and we have

an assortment of sizes that surely includes the one to fit your fe e t . •. ■ . ■ .•■* . The shoes we sell are serviceable and reliable - . *. *

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639=4>-43 Cookman Avenue, Asbury

SHOES BOUGHT HERE SHINED FREE.

If Your Houseseds Painting

• From buffalo lo Asbury Hark.

•' Dr. G eorgo' F. W lb u r, T . Frank A p iileby and A. It. Parsons composed the com m ittee which appeared before the Joint Tru ffle Association on Tues­day In N ew York to advocate a special low rate from Buffalo to Asbury Purk during tlie Pan-Am erlcun Exposition . T lie com m ittee was 'v e il rece ived by-

. tbe members o f tho association, and eve ry assurance g iven that Asbury Pa rk would rece ive as im icli recogn i­tion as A tlan tic C ity or any other, sum­m er resort. Arrangem'erits w ere made w ith the olTlclals o f tho Central R a il­road to place advertis ing :m atter in a ll their offices between Buffalo and N ow York . Tho Leh igh V a lley R ailroad is also considering tlie same m atter.

To Contest Their Mother's W ill.

T w o dnughtors and a sou o f the late Mrs. M artin Curacy, o f Shrewsbury, have Instituted proceedings to appeal

" f r o m the surrogate's order adm itting her w ill to probate. These ch ildren are Mrs. G arret Sm ith nnd Mrs. John

V H ackett, o f lie d Bank, and P a trick 'C arney, ot. N ew York . Mrs. Carney's estate Is valued between $2,000 «n d $3,000. B y her w ill Blie le ft the <;ntlro esta te to her youngest soil,- M artin Carney, ot Shrewsbury.'

Mr. Baldwin Rellred.

M r. H . P . Baldw in , w ho has fo r 49 ' yearn been gonornl passenger agen t o f th e Centra l Ita tlroad o f N ow Jersey, has been retired at his, own request. M r. B a ldw in ,-w ho iB 70 years o f ago, la dangerously i ll a t his home In Rose- dale, N . J., o f Uvbr complaint, but tflo physicians lia vo hopes o f h is recovery. H o w ill reeo ivo b a ll pay during th e y o

, aa in d or ot h is l i fe /

Stewards’ District Convention.

T lio stew ards o f tbo various church- 03 In tho N e w Brunsw ick d istrict of tho N ow Jersey conference liold a ses­sion In Farm ingdn le ' on Tuesday, ut. which Rov. Dr. Thom as O 'Hnnlon. ot Penn ington Sem inary, and R ev. John Handley, o f l.ong Branch, wero the principal speakers. It was a m eeting o f .wonderful Interest aiid power. .A resolution o f condotence on the.death o f Rev. John U. V anK lrk was adopted. T l ie v is ito rs w ero h igh ly pleased >vltli .

■the reception which they rece ived at the .hands o f t lie ir Farm ingdale breth­ren. T h e convention Adlournod a fter hav ing selected K eyport as the place o f m ooting l o r n ext year.

W ill Vole un Hew School.

A special electlpn w i l l . be held tn Neptune C ity on Tuesday evening, next, to vote, first, on th e proposition to buy. a lo t and; e rec t a new school bb lld ing and fu rn is lv tlie sam e; second,, to purchase lo t No. 1 at T h ird and A t­kins avenues, Neptune City, fo r $1; third; to buy a T o tN o . i on the .Harvey tract. M a in , s tre e t,' fo r $3,200. I f lo t N o ..l Is decided ,upon, the total amdunt thought to be necessary fo r the build­in g and lo t is $10,00.0.: • I f . l o f No. 2 is p te ferred , $13,000 w ill be, required,.

County Democratic Primaries.

Pursuant to the provisions of. the . constitution fo r ' t lie govorpm ent. o f the D em ocratic . p a rty , o f tho. county o f M onm ou th , unanimously: adopted at tlie special county convention hold at Freehold pit M ay 1st; tlio D em ocratic vo ters o f t iie severa l townships in the county have been requested to hold the ir prim ary m eetings ■ on . Tuesdnyi June' 4th, ut 4 o 'c lock p. m. (;Tho pur- pose o f the prim aries is to e lec t Dem o­cratic Tow nsh ip E xecu tive Comm it­tees. Neptune township Dem ocrats w ill nsBomblo a t Pa rk H all, .an jl-w iU sclcct nineteen comm itteemen.

T ire Burned Up Four Pig's.

' H en ry D. Smock, o f W ck a tu n k , was d r iv in g n e a r the W lckatunk station W hen l ie w a s a sk ed by a neighbor if lie w as burning brush on I lls place. M r. Sm ock, did, not know that there was anyth ing burning there, and he turned around and drove baclc hotne. ■Whon ho g o t tliero lie found I l ls hog pen arid fou r p igs had been burned. H ow tho lira occurred is .a m ystery to him. H is tim ely arriva l prevented tho spread o f tho flames, as there wns no ono else on tlio farm at tho tim e.

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Losses by Jacksonville Fire.

• M r. J. B. Thompson, o f the Grpve, has received , word- from Jacksonville, Fla ., th a t his en tire stoelc o f:c iga rs In the H o te l W indsor was destroyed by the, recen t b ig fire in that city. M r. Thom pson 's loss amounts to about $260. H o carried ' no insurance. T h e ' hoto l ts to bo rehullt’ lm m edlately.

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