Inrftjsisioaaf S ard? .] J 6, KINMONTH, M. D ,

Corner G rand and Asbury Avenues,Offloe Boors—7 to 9 a. m ., 1 to 8 p. m .,'6 to 8 p. m.X)KS. KEATOR & ACKERMAN, T•*-' Homavtfpathla Physicians and Sarffeons,

C^rr Asbury avenuo an d Borgn s t r e e t Hotinj—ijn tu 9 a. m ., 7 to 9 p , m.Telephone chnneotinn*.

Ph 11 adelphfe^ pface—1724 Cheptnat Bt

iSB TJPHAM,.

Third avenue,Aebury P a rk .N , J)

..... ■.

i i w t o e u s f e f l s .

J )B .B L L i

Offloe H oars until

A . ir. PAWLEY, ... ^

E E N T I E 15 Bonga a rc . , Asbnry F a rk . N, J .

J ) R . 8, T. SLOCUM,

. DENTIST. • .......... .Offloe—304Tffala St., opposite RaHifftkt^tatlon,

Gas adm inistered. Asbnry P ark . N. JV

A. 8. BDRTOKv J>. » . II. I» a. JBURTOH, D. D. 0, .OURTON BROTHERS,D T > en tliti<Donn Bnlldln?, 506 Cookman avo., A sbnrj Park .

New York Office-69 W est 85th u t G as administered. Appointments m ade b y te le ­

phone or by m all H onrs: 0 a . m. to 5 p . is . M Tra of ** ZOZQ "—the new preparation fo r

c leansing and preserving the Teeth.

j y n . p, a . D a v i s o n ,

Veterinary Sargenn and Dentist.g ra d u a te o f New York Cohere of

4 „ . ... . VETERINARY8URGHON8. Late Veterinary Sunreon to 4th Are'. R. R. Co.

1B00 horses. —*O F F IC E S C o w a rd 's Llvory stab le , «ewall aye.

Williams’" Harness Store. 167 Main s t 81., Belmar N. J . Asbnry Park.

r . siw K m s. n u n E tnu jro .IJJAWKINS A DURAND. -

Attorneys-kt-Law, Solicitors A Masters in Chaa eery, Mikado Building* Cookman A t.,

Aabnry Park. N .J . ' — *JSAA O 0. KENNEDY.

A t t o m e c g f e U j . t a ( t e »

Special atten tion given to exam ination o f Title*,

M onmouth Building, Ashury P ark , N ew Jersey.

J )A V ID HARVEY, J r.,

•Counsel or-at-Law, Solicitor, M aster and E xam ­in er In Chanoery, Notary, Pnhho.

Aabnry P ark , N, J .

f lE O R G E W. BYRAM;^ ... ATTORNEY ATLAW , '

Mas tor and flollottor In Chanoery- / ;

linen y M. Nsvnjs, Counsellor at Law.

"M'KVIUS * WILSON, " Law <

E d h o td W ilbojt, 1 A ttorney a t Law.

RED BANK, N .J .

- "nA V m -H . .WYCEOFP, J t u " ----- --— •»-J i u t l e e o f t h e P e f te e n n dG e n e r a l V o l l e e t l n r A |

Room No. IT, Monmonth Balldlnp.All moneys promptly paid to patrons when re­

ceived.

pR A N K V. BODINE,

A R t

Mb s. jo h n w . b ir o h ,E L O C D T I O N I 9 T .

814 Seventh avenue, A8BURT PARK, N. J .Lessons «iven in Classes, o r private, com­

mencing Nov. 15.

$A M D E L d ^ R t f E ,

V IO L IN IS T a n d T E A C H E R .‘703 EMORY STREET, ABBURY PARK,

Violins and bowsrepalred. * .

RS. ROSAIilNE T. RIPLEY,907 Fourth avenue, Aabnry Park.

TEACHER OF PIMIO, M O M ARO THEORY.Pupil o f Richard Hoffman.

L i m K C O T T ,

T i l X i O a

,122 Mattison Ave. M e n ’s F u rn is h in g s

ROBERT T. GRAVATT,)t DBAixani

8toT#B,Heater8,Ranges, ' . t i n w a r e , * o . :

C o o f e m a n . a v . , n e a r B o n d a t . ,

i - r .asbbbs pauses; jr.

■ Tl* EHEIRRr UUDEM, IBTTEI1, &0. « a m « , T i l ABE SHEET II8K I H t ST AU

i i mJ0F r a s t c ls s s w ork a t low r a t e s , , ^ !

GENUNG & CO.DEALERS CN

BLUE STONEand all kinds o f Stone fo r Building

• j P a r K M o o . , .

n d H \ “ ( iv a IpeeSiiiy.. ABBL^ MONUMENTS AND [E3. . SLATH M ANTiLB. -

yardtod Offlea—Second an . I M b st,,ASBURY PARK, N, J . ; _ "

M , M . C R Q S B IE ,Suocessor to David C artw right, ;

ud MuiilaE to kTaf P a ^ g ^ to « a to ^ jN .^ r ^ P w o and

P . ® . B o x 8 0 3 . A s b n r y P f tr b , Bf. J .

C O O K H O W LA N D ,( S n w w i o r l b X , P . H c r if tm ,)

-----DEALER IN —~ - .

FLOUR F£KD, HA^ STRAW,Prepared Food and Medtolncs fo r Dorses, Cattle, Poultry,-and all requisites in ench a business. M a i n s t . Ac R la ia ro c a v e . . A n b u r y P a r k .

Contractor and Builder, r ia n a and epeclfl- catlons furnished.

f in a n c ia l .

M O N M O I T T H

A S B D B Y P A K E ; N E W J E R S E Y .

$ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0

Capital Paid in, |50,000

I n t e r e s t A l lo w e d o n D e p o s i t* .S a f e D e p o s i t B o x e n I n O r e a n d t r a r i r l a r

f l s r p r o o f T a n l t , in Monmonth Building, com or Mattlson avenue and Bond street.

Wills receipted for and kep t vylthout charge.ISAAC O. KENNEDY^ President. ‘ DR.U .S. KEATpR, Vlce-Prca’t , H. IL YARD, S e c re t ly .A. C. TWINING, T reasurer.

DIRECTORS:G. D: W. VROOM, Trenton, N . J .W. J . HARRISON, Lakewood, N . J .. OLIVER H. BROWN, Spring Ukke?8; J . H E N R Y H .Y ard ,O cean Beach, N .J .J . H. BUCBANAN, S p rin f Lake, N. J . JOSEPH MoDERMOTT, EVoebold, N .J . n . B, PIBRSON, Philadelphia, Pa,GEO. F. KROEHL, Asbnry P ark . N. J . ‘ BRUCE S. KEATOR, M.D., *‘

• A. C, TWINING,__ •• «•r SAAO O. KENNEDY. «

$ 1 5 , 0 0 0T o Loan on Good Mortgages.

S. C. COWABT. Freehold, N . J

^ g e u f U i s .

Q liy e r H . B ro w n ,“-HOUSePUBfilSHiHi-

EMPORIUM^J.

H. B. JOHNSON, Practical W atchm aker,

Dealer in Fine W atches, Jewelry, Spectacles Ac. W atches and Jew elry r<jpalrodat City Prices.

M&ia ctT6at, w OoakmAS a v a n n e , A s m n y p a b k . n . j .

GREATLY ENLARGED,REWLY STOCKED, ,

KKTiBKLYRE-ARRAHGED.

H . B . B E E G L E ,( l4 to H .B ,^e e g le A 8 o a)

E E A I * E S T A T E a n d V

I N S U R A K C 3 E A € > E N T :

18 tlsiB Atum, Ocean foon, 11L o an s N e g o tia te d ao«i L e g a l P a p e r s D raw n

H ; B.DEEGLE, N o ta rj r tb l lo a n d Commlsaioher of Deeds for New Jersey, Pennsylvania and the Dlstrlot o f Columbia.

R E A L E S T A T E ,

I N S U R A N C E &

. MORTGA.GE I.OAKS, ,70S C o o k m a n Ave.

s .% t

(StturnUounl.

seaside.Soao Boarding and Saj Itaos!F orG ltlsand Children. 12th year opens Sept. 18, 1890. Full course In English Studies, M athemat­ics, Languages and Munlc.

Address MISS ROBS, principal.CM Asbury avenue, Asbury Park, N. J.

G E O . M . B E N N E T T ,

HOUSE PAINTINGn all Its branoh Grain­

ing, IEstim ates furnlshedonac

L. Box vplication ...............183, Ooean Grove, N. J.'

H. O. IWARRYOTT,C o n t r a c t o r a n d B u i l d e r ,Estim ates furnished fo r every description of

— work* Jobbln jpattended-toprom ptlyr— Residence-1

6 1 Z X flC tT K T B aO E J k T r & M X J E Z ,lLock Box 716 A S B tJB Y P A R K , Pf. J .

' S A M U E L W . E I R E B R T D E ,

COIiTBACTOK,fC a r p e n t e r - & B u i l d e r .

Plana and specifications furnished. - Jobbing , p rom ptly a ttended to . Best of referenoe given.

Hesidenoe—Plrst ave., b e t Bond and Em ory fits.Shop and Offloe—First ave. s ndM aln s t 1

P .O . B ox748. ASBURY PARK.

FRED. B. GOWDY. T OHAS. H. 1HTOH8B.

GOW DY & PITCHER,C a r r i a g e s , a n d M a n u f a c t u ­

r e r s o f H a r n e s s . !B e p o n lto r le s —4 i b n r j P a r k , B e d B a n k

; a n d T o m s B lv e r .

A. A. TA Y LO R , I V | a s o h a n d B u i l d e r .

Bricklaying' and P lastering In’ all b ranches • /• »*- of Masonry work.

Jobbing prom ptly attended to. t P. O. Box C97. pffioe. 710 M attlson avenne.

IE0, W. PATTERSON'S §0N8,’ DEALERS IN "-- * v ■ i-.-=

PILING, TIM BER,■ ' ■*: ' ' ‘ A.ND ‘- ". .. ■* ■ * ■ • ‘

GenexaH Contractors," ...... ____________________________

'*]' - ASBURY PARK, N. J .

JACOB DOLL, Jr . ,P R A C T I C ...........

I t t | » m i

it lowest prices. m l e t a r e M o u ld in g s a n d F r a m e a ,

connty , a t W a l l P L .. J P a r

- - - h a s otuhand the. largest and finest line o f plainand g ilt wfch papers and decoration^ 'inf the.

nty, ‘ **“* *I I X ........................

p a p e r H a n g e r ’* S u p p l i e s , E tc ,Fiam es mado to order a t short, notice. The

best New York and Philadelphia paper hangers employed. Estimates fam ished for paper hang- 09 and fcotaomlnlng, f_ _______ ■■’ 541 Conit <stu avenue,

m q u n o i o j ^ —

James S. Earle & SansTbe Finest S tock o f

HoraMrmsIiing Goods# fouhd on th e New Jersey Coast.

t D e s ig n s in Furniture.

. ANTIQUE! tfAKlo BidriiDi Sails, Sldi Boards, Slate,

Tililat, Ete.-C a r p e t s , m a t t i n g s ,

R e e d a n d R a t t a n G o o d s ,

. B E D D I N G , - - - -S l l v e r w a r e , l U a m p S j , S t o r e s .

11 _ All the Novelties In '■ •

F r e n c h , B w l u s i u l s m a n d D o * ■ m e s t i e Q l s s s . -

F o r e i g n a m i I > < M rw « 8 t le C h i n a a n d T a b l e W a r e <

Goods delivered In Asbury P ark and Ooead Grove.

ADON LIPPINCOTT,Contractor & Builder

Plans and estim ates cheerfully furnished. Jobbing In all branohes prom ptly an d oaroluQy

attended to . ■- ' ,v Ilealdenco and S h ip ,

007 Main S t., b e t 1st and 2d, Aphnry P ark, N. J .

GEO. C . ORM EROD,

C iT M C T O t AND S B t t B B ,A S B U R Y P A B K , S . J .

Established 1873. - Jobbing promptly attended to . Best of reference given.

Office and Residence, , .COR, 8EWALL AVE, AND BOND ST.

N. H . K H iM SB ,

r^ B u iW erP lan s and specifications furnished and .eaft-

mntco madu on all h inds o f carpeuler work. Jobbing o f a ll kinds attended to*Box ?065. R P i e m a n a v e ., O c e a n G ro v e .

A r c h i b a l d R e y n o l d s ,

REMOVER OF NIGHT S O ILOrders by m all prom ptly attended to»^

r fftiarantee the b crt •work a t the lowest.price. Residency WEST ASBURY PAIUT. N-’J l ;/;■;

’ ■ - . r ..O . BOS C05. A 'SB G nt rA 'lilt.''N rJ:

G gO . W . REDDEN, CONTRACTOR S BUILDER.

EnUmatO* furnish e d ' for every description ol bulUlng. Jobbing attended to promptly.

B o x frJ. ASBUBY PABK» N, J .

MIRRORSFOR THE . .

H O L ID A Y Sshould now b e '

Belucted o r ordered.

Etchings, . Engravings^ Water Colors,Oil Paintings,

J1' f t a u t u , c i u w t u :

ASBURY PARK

ELECTRIC LIGHT

r O W E B 0 0 .

MAIN STATION?

Railroad, nfcar First avenue.■ ; f - -

Furnishes Electric Arc and lights a t any location.

2 0 3 = B -

John P Femberlr--------- • V ' . /i ,

.. ,. . .. . vr - Forly Years’ Experieh#

T r a i m f e r n o f B e a l B s t a t e .

List of C onveyance, Monmouth Connty Clerk’s Offleo,,for tho two weeks ending Novemberm o t • •■y 48 nOBYPARK.

Amelia W aliinrrt o t to Wm. n . Palmer—Iota ,fiOa and 200. 83,000. .^ J o h n VanUorn lo Cornelius VanHom—lot fl05.

r._JVm. Baldwin to Amelia Yontnans—p art o r lot(378. 53.COO.i Phlneaa M. Berber to Mary A. F inch—lo t a t ’Asbury Park. 87,600./ Batouo! A. IJonmnn to Frederlok C. Braentlgam»,4-Iot77& 11.) .Maria F .W egnor d oL to James N. Parramoro ’M ot—lot Asbary Park. 81,000, 0■^Francis A. Slone to AUrcd Cubborly—lot 218.c mI , .1. - ocbin o^ov*.

Robert J. Andrews to Henry B. Bceglo—lot 1408.Same to cam e-Io t 1405. 8?50.

j . .Wotnplo to Joseph G w klU -lo t 100.

TDMORS, : | A S C E ^

Old, Neglected and Misu derstood Cases of Diseasl Specially Treated.

‘I

Special Treatmenl,

FO R E Y E ,

F Q R E A R , v

F O R SK IN ,

F O R T H R O A T ,

FO R H E A R T ,

F O R ^ L U N G S ,

F O B

■11,600.'/iJLouIsa 8. Coleman irf al, to Jane P. P ra tt- lo t Jteo. 55.CCO. -J .

,ffl»nc3 Black to Elizabeth Wood—loLs 600 and .^1 and r a t b of lota GP8 and 099. 87,COO.I M lnnloA Peters to George A- Clark—lot 408. 7I , cX)Qij^Tbomos TI. Clark to George W. Jarnctt—lo t 1,451 i -CO. •, .

K ♦ mbptpnb TOTnreniT.j lJ c n n le Jon<arf a l to Abraham Stryker—land Tncar Ocean Grove. 82.0C0.I LlnnloS, Hetrick rt n t to Laura Johnson—lot jsear Asbmy Park. 8200.I Washington W hite ei aJ, to Jullel Blocnm—lot OTU Wes* Ashury Park.f James H. Sexton to Margaret B en n clt-lo t 445, l lo tm t Pr<»poot Cemetery. 135.! Michael Cornsr to Jo&epolno M. Winans—lot «S29, West Asbury Park. 1400. i Henry MItcbcll to Washington Wblte*~land In ffep tnne township. 91.I Jpbn P, L, Tilton, adm’r, to Wm, F, Morris-* |i J a n d in Neplone township. 8180.\ Washington Wfa I to to Henry Mitchell—land In

ewune township. 31. . • •• jAlfred -Cubberly to Francis A. Bower—lot 2 ^ Asbury Park. 8;00.Robert C. Love to ElJiabtth G ato -lo t 17B, Key

..Mt. ?4,800.>.£flther RlcO to Edward B atchelor-lo t 280, Avon ' y the 8<a. 81..

lam e to samo—Rame property. 81. r^ r ^ r e t ^ Bennett to Mary E. L. James—land ear,M hory Para. 82,000. j

Hoop to Mary E. Newhardt—lotS7,Oeeanj

“ ~L * 3 Green et al. ta Melissa Bennett—lots 0 W est Asbnry Park. I860, , »1 A. W, Hetrick to Francis A. Stone-rlot

. . st Asbury Park. $400. • (4|sabelh Gate to B o b t C .Io v c - lo tln Neptnne rnahlp. $2,800. ;

T i ?!^ . VISCEUA^XODS. ‘ |■i ttalstw i H. Walnright a o l to Bachel Woolley—■ )afld lu Wall township. $510. v,JL T,.Stout to Charles II. Leonard—lota 1M and 4®. Loch Arbour. 83.500. !iCaroUno^ilorfprd to Henry N. 8upp—land a t Bed;

^Adallno_Clark to Mary Woolley—lo t at-Long!

f^ W o b Hicks. Jiv, to Jac0b„N aus^tw o^lots ia* ycean township. *8I,BOO.^ Manuel l-errar to to Rocco F irran te t l o l—lot 60, to n s Brancb. 8300.£ Jo h n S. LUtle et al., to Charles Boston—land ini Matawan. $l.?Mary J . Wilson et a l , to Wm, Miller—land In

Middletown township. 8160.Rebecca A. Perrlne f l a t , to Wm. K, T ruer—

land In Freehold. 81.i Auron Corlles, Jr., to Carollno J. Hamilton—lots

Bpilcn Lako Bcaoh. STiO.•John Comar to Michael Com ai^lot 49, Bed

Dank. 8^5 GO.1 Irene (j Walker cl af., lo Fannlo Cook—lot Long [irancb. 81.j I?annlo O]ok, Ex'r, to H enry C. W alker—land

* occanvllle. fcJ,GGa.‘ nihonv Truax to Anthony T. T ru a x -la n d

i&laud, Occari townsblp. $23. ard El a pa rt al, to Emma Hamilton—

John J. Thompson, la te Sheriff, to Mary E. Ap- Wejrate i e f /cy.-^ota; 4» and W, .Long B ranch

lantioTl?^hlIJohn ‘ ds-'

igue to John Dowd—Jot 850, At*

.CocQpton to rhrla . W ernefee-lot In Middletown tQTrnshlp. ^ 100. .

B nlld ing Contracts.riLBD TOAHD mOLTTDINtt.WOV 8, 1890.

2S05—A loiizoBrow erw ith Edward O, DeRocho —jgdnting boHdinra, Freehold. 8^9.50.■ gfflfi—Mary Bowman with Low is Brown—build­ing. L ittle SUver, f3,^50. - . jS997—Henry Gogol with C. Y. N. W llaon-bulld- I n ^ Lonp Branoh. W.200.

‘ w ith 11. Mills w ith Benj. Albertson—build-... ------------ ry Park. 88.8fil,

Henrietta E. Chanfrau with Joseph Jtob-blMj& Cp,—hullBljur a t Loon B m n^_“f v i c i a ..

8000-Mary J. Mdlford with Carman A Hol­brook—building a t Ocean Grovo. $2,800.

8001—Benjamin Albertson w ith Albert A. Tay­lor—bnlldinjc a t Asbury P ark . 8800.

8008—D, H, A ttw ater with Jobta Falkcnbijrg—bnilding a t Red Bank. *3,007.

8003-JoaephIne M.-Wfnana w ith Wm.D. Stout —building a t A*bory Pdrk. 83,800.

30M—Benjamin VanBrunt w ith M aria C.Henry—bulkheitd, Sea Bright, $1,160. - ............. SOOB^Samuel B. Thorp -wit..w ith *Tn llm Bash—

IIsbTands. $4KS, 0 With Thomas Jenninifs—

building a t Atlantio Highlands." $330., 8007—Mary B. M ontague w ith V,

bu ild in g a t A tlantio Highlands. 82,77i«ot8-Wffl. B. s to u t with R obbins____

son w ork on building a t Asbnry Park. f tm .8000—{door^e Brown with Wm. U. Jackson

imlnting barn. Freehold. 8«8B0.8010—Elizabeth Wood with kelson H K llm or-

btilldlng a t Ocean Grove. $4.62).8011—John W. Meroalth to H<

house a t Long Branch. W CO.).------ -- • -Wo a t Long

Wm. Kipp—

ViUfjRobbiDs^ —ma*

Horace S ta n to n -lo u se a i____— .......................8012—R p h m T. Tlgho with John Ryan, J r.—sta-

m $100.il ranch

I'UUIIIU" ,v|S l Occan^ ■ jr i .A n th o n

, 1 £

O CEAN AVENUE,

LONG BRANCH,

BOX 2.

.‘‘S e e i n g i s B e l i e v i n g "

Perfect iuOtrngtrcctlao. A rH rtio i n B am g a .

la jc JA c a b I ta H girfcAbsolutely s a f e and u 11 b r e a k a b l e p soslroOloB

ehijdc&n manege It. I t 'a light la p n r e r ana b r ig h t e r than B*JtlIghfc,w>fter tb»n electric ilgJit, more-cbeerfnl than elUier.. Thero are O F n r-tw o n iU |Io n t n u se* ItmuBt be a (rood larop to mako aucfi a w llB ^ faeces, Hodocd It Is. (or lamps may come and lamp* rosy go, but “ The B ocbuU r, ,Blilnca on forererl > We make o v ^

n r t l t t l e v n r l e t l e s —Danzlns and lAxupa, Banquet aad Study, Voia and Plano I&mps- CTSry b in d , l a Crcnw, Porcelain, JJraiss, K ^ e l and

- r - WTQught i - g ! . . ,, , ,- ........ : . . ^ v .:Our written guam *tee BOia wltli Qve*T. t&WP* »

the lamp and th* guarantee, and I celtt upoa: e&eloztU \ stamp of tho g e n n ln e -^ 'T o a t to o n f lS lB B .’* l t t i « Ump dealer hasn’J tbe «n n u lu o Uoch cstef and theetjK jroti want,send to u a fo r free lllortrated catalogue (and reduced prlce-llat),and we will bo* and send you any lamp safely by expreas, righ t to your door.

If you can ft w ill p4y.you to visit our spacious stores ( t b e l a r g e s t i n t l i o w o r l d ) , and eee the display oi a r t in lam p-niaSdng.^W r hava h a r d you can m u k * yo u r g x / tn i t i to A V ty YcrJt in h ty in g a t in ft* /a w tj ,

OOlfEBTBB UWEIP CO.. ^■ 4 9 P a r k P la c e , 1 n -™ <"

a y B a rc la y B t., J ®c wI \ i r i f l a t * B a rd a y S t r u t f>oth r u n in to '

■ oppoalit PotUOJJloi

. Hiram IL Carapbollto John Gaskin—land Wall Vinnahlp.

r Henry M. Nevlus d a i , to JoannaR lttcrbrand— l o t 6711 Atlantio Uiablandn. $250.

\CarrleT raband to Jacob 8, R ltteibrand—lot 673, tUntlcUlghlanda. £350.Rcbccca P. Qulgloy to Wm. R. Mortoa—land In

Upper Freehold.Jss, E .H a lle /a t, to ‘Wm. R. N orton-M acres

landiTJpner Freehold. $823.John I. Llpplncott to Samuel Bills—land la

T. Houdrlckson d a l., to Bamuel Bills— land la Howell township. 8326.■ Ju lia Proctor d al., to Francis A. F orce-land

Shrewsbury township. 8360. j Wm, G. Hall et of., to James Nastaala—2 lots Springdale In Long Branch. &UX>.I Same to iuoo - lots 23 and 34. Sptlngdale. $275.

Holmdel Cemetery Co. to Wm. I. Conover—lot 393. 921 50.' Holmdel Cemetery Co. to Chaa. W . Conover—

J t 290, north aide, $22 60.Holmdel Cemetery Co. to Peter S. Conover—lot 0. south side. $22 50.

k). to J 0H1in C. Conover-lot

OFFICKRS j ' - ; •

President—MYBON B. GOUL6, ‘ Yloe Prestr-GBO. F. KROEHL. T reasureW O H N ROCKAFBLLKR, Seo’y and Bup’tr-GEO, M. LANB.

/ * I -, D I R K O T O B S • ■ . V .

Mvron S. Gould, Geo. F, Kroehl,John Rookafoller, J . Stanley Ferguson,

Geo. M .Lano.

PRESCRIPTIONSwill reeelvo special care fcnd a’t4ent^s|a?'Bnd•J»iil•

bo componhded from ■ 1

Chemically Pare I Thoroughly Reliable t D R U G S

a t B B A B O N A U tB P B IC K S , a t *

THOS. M; STEWART’S," ( (Successor to Woolloy <fc Reed,)

Registered Pharm acist,' CookmaB Avs. and Bond St.

J . W . R O B E R T S ,A E C S I T B C T ,

ROOMS 14 AND 15, F l v a t ^ I a t l o i t a l D a n k B u i ld in g : , !

ABBURY PABK, N. J .

^rMolmdelCemetery Co,

■j • Sherman B. Ovlatt to Charles H.IQy <t al—land AOanUo Highlands. *1,500.

Addle E. Roberts to Agnes A. Edwards—lots 43 and 44, Atlantic Hlgblands. 83,100..- H lu ie Gardner el a l, to Paul M. Richards—lot 633, Atlantic Highlands. 81,250. '

tWnr. O. Hnll et ol., to Samuel M, HaU et of—lot 5, Halberton Equate. 81.fiamuel M. B all et a i..to Julia Proctor—lot 86,

Halberton Square. $600.Annie L. w lltberger & a t , to Geo. W. WalUng—

land Ocean township, '$1.• tThos. W. Cooper to Emma Cooper—lot a t Lohg I&anch.-Sl.

Qm . C . Ray. to Jo lla C. Hendrickson—land In Wall township. 81.

^Hudson Bennett to Katie Crawford—land In Frt^hold township. 8125.

Annie E. Wild « al.. to Geo. M ackey^and In Middletown township 8S00.

Edward B. WyooiT to Addl Mount—land MU1-

D rfcebo A -V tuide^ecr d al , to Sarah W, West— lots 103 and 104, Long Brancb. $1.

Fannie M. Bright et a l , to Cynthia A, L. Jfym- m endcen—lan d ln Ocean township. 816.000,

Atlantic- Higiilimdj Assoclistion to_Wjn^Letls=. lot 517J4 Atlantio Highlands $200.

Thompson H. Landon to Annlo Popo—land Atr lan tlo llljh lan d s. St.

Geo. M, Lynch to Wm. P, Lynch—land Manala- pan township. $H>,ooo. - . •

M arr A. McGluty ei a l , to Sarah R. W ickham— land a t Elberon. «3,6C0.

Samo to eamo—land a t Elberon. 81,000.Robert AJlen, Jr., to George W. YanScholek—

lot land Red,Bank. 850.Freehold Land Co. to F reierick Parker—lots 21

and 26, Freehold. 8110.Elisabeth'A . Mitchell ei al., to JaC&b Truax—

landB ow ell township 81, .“ Elfzabem Ai Mitchell et al., to Elizabeth Truax —land Howell township. 81.

Ellaabeth A, jiltch e ll ci a l , to John Truax— land In Howell townablpufll. 1,

John A, McGuire to Hannah McClane—land in freehold township. 810a *, Edward F, Lyman d a t, to Clarence B. Poland'v ^ a ^ ^ ? ..ManAiquun- fcM23./7Tkeo:_L ia iB 3 ^ d |.Trr u m ju x 'T * w »J** V 'l u ' i a r"-Lont: Hranoh. «W4 87. • v - -

Richard Tilton to Bella Pulmar-lofc 81. TUton Cemetery, 010. . .

Clarence A. T uttle to J . Edward Borden—land

a‘Tho Freehold la u d Co. to Matilda C. Terrine— lo t 10, Ifreeho ld l^nd Co. $115. . ' ” • •" -

August Rohbeck to Scrle Mlapa Auguste Mar- ahrens—land East Long B ranoh /$7,500,

Wm. G. Hall et al. to George W. W atson—lo t 05, Halberton Square, near Long Branch. $400.

Allaall V. Weaver etal. to Benry Jackson- land Shrewsbury township. $1, ' j _ •• .

Thos. Leonara, Exr.. to Isaac T. Mayer—land Middletown township. $1,403 TO. ■ '

Wm; C. Hamilton to Algernon 8. Logan—lots 17 and 18, Spring Lake Beach. $3,600.

Isabella H. -Hallook et al. to Amy Fi.nlraore—

^ ^ w s S S ^ o k e s ^ to ^ R Camraora—laud, town- ehlps o f Eatontown and Shrewsbury. $47-80.

Jerem iah B ennett.to Ellen Flelder^-land In Wall township. 1160.

Cattmrino B. B ennett to Jerem iah Bennott—

T.C. COTTRELL’IfE A iiiil IN

A L L x c i x t a m O F

Blue Slone, Brick, Cement,“Lime, Plaster and Hair.

C u rb ing; a n d P a v i n g n S j i c c b l t y , ,

om gs at jpifits’s Coal Vard,• Second avenuo and M ainstroot,

A S B D B T P A B H . K . J , '

J A B E H W . P O L A B B ,

Buildings Raised and Moved,Residence—Nowark A v.A M aln Si.,.Occan P^rk

P . 0 , Bbx 780-rAsbnryJPark, N. J.

Things to Tlilnk About.The Tribune b as a (ew words to offer to

tboso m anufactn rers, w orkingm en, farm ers a n d o thers whose votes helped*he g rea t Dem­o cra tic v lctory’o n T uesday, N o r . 4

A re yon1 read y to t ty f ree tra d e ? Dlssatlfl; fled w ith the practical ap p llea llo n b f t h e pro? ,teotl*e policy,- as you now o oderstand -Its effect^ jo n vote to give pow er to a p a rty w hw e rttlitVR Idea is the ex tertn laa tlo n o f pro tective d alles. T h a t le the m ran lng o f Dem ocratlo fo tea th is year, if th ey h a re an y logical m ean­

in g ip respect to the tariff question: Some o f yon h a re m ade publlo y o a r purpose tp vote aga inst tho p a rty m ade resg ta s lb le fo r tbo M oKlnley bill, because It did n o t give yon freo raw material**, -O th e rs havo expressed the sam e purpose becaqae the m easure eoemed to Q jnkoprices h igher,-riRepublican p a rty should tak o yod a t yonr word. I t will not, being governed by pritlol- ples and convictions. B a t If Its S en a to rs and Representatives shoa ld play the cheap politi­cian, and trim their sa ils to the p opu lar Freese, how w oald y o ar votes affect yon ?

Moro th an a h u n d red cases have been chron­icled w ith in the la s t m onth in which new m an ­u fac tu rin g esiab liah toenls w ere s ta rted or a b o u t to s ta r t becanpe of tho recen t ch an g e o f duties. All tbeso, and the thousands m ore behind ihetn, w ohld re q n lre ‘tbe w ork o f me- obanlca n n d laborers in building, th e work o f machlnlBta an d iron p ro d u ce rs In e a a i r ,r'*nf,

rootcrlala for ihoip a»o. Dem ocrailo voles 'm ean th a t tbo voters w o n t > 1 ^ s o r t o r th lng- s ’.oppcd. Very w e ll; n h a t n o x tf

F^ree raw m atorlal, free o res a n d coal, plg- lron, hidea, leather and Inmb'eT, free wool and barley a n d farm p ro d u cts of a ll k ind?, would, m ean iho c losing o f a g rea t m any estab lish­m ents now In opera tion , a n d tho d ischarge or a g rea t m any w orkers la m ines or forests o r on farm s. I t la difficult to &ay how m any, for the increased A m erican dem and w ould qafek- ly p u t n p prices o f each products ab io ad .an d so enable p a rt o f the A m erican prodncers to com pete, a fte r some reduction of w ages. In a sho rt tim e, fo r Instance, wool o r iro n o re would r ise abroad , u nder the pressure o f the A tnerlcap dem and free o f d u ty , tow ard the p resen t price la tb is coun try , so tb a t som e conld tcn tln n e to m ake iro n here, an d those wool-grow ers whoso land Is cheapest oonld, con tinue lo grow wool. B n t a large p a rt o f the p resen t A m erican p ro d u ctio n w ould have to cease, because i t could n o t com pete with

i h e prodncera ln o th er coan trles. A large arm y o f workersTrlow th u s em ployed woifld have to seek o lh e r o cc n p y lo n sa lread y crow d­ed, o r g o ab o u t the co un try In ^ i l n search for the work which we shou ld th en be pay ing foreigners fo r dolug. Men who have n o em ­ploym ent canno t buy largely o f th e food o r c lo ttin g w hich tho lab o r o f o thers fdrnlshes,. and bo the dem and for all so rts of p roducts w onld sh rin k , ^D tm corailc votes tbla year m eans a ll th is , If they logically m ean any­thin g."

B ut. free raw m aU clals m ean also a great, re b o o tU n rc r ab ao lu teT rm o v E l'o f d u tie s on m anufactu red p roducts. Tbe m illions who grow wool, o r raise ore and coal from the ea rth , d o n o t vote t o p a y 'd u tie s o n goods of any k in d If d u ties are n o t p a id o n coal and ore and wopl. W hen the d u tie s o n ,m anufac; lu red p ro d u cts com e off, orJare c u t down to a purely, revenae basis, how m any concerns w o u ld ! have to close t How m any hundred th ousand workers w eald h a v e , to Join tbe a rm y of the unem ployed so. tb a t this coun try m igh t buy cheaper goods ab ro ad f Perhaps the m an u fac tu re rs who have voted to help- tbe Dem ocracy im a g in e .lh a t they c a n re ta in p ro tec tiv e d u ties on good s and yet got re- ■lA Jlufcbf d o tle a - (^® ^V 5rnir> j?^T hey wllf

lin d la tow nshlpof Wall. $ lfl ........................it " *

.... .1. H uhIio:$8<XMt

Tbo Methodlel Wm H. Hushos—Inqd

population of the United j3t&te$.Snporiiiitendent Porter has aent o n t h is offi­

cial C ensus.pn lle tin of tbe e leventh enntnera- tlon fo far as the population Is concerned In tbe eggtegalo . Spooial tiijiitaH on »od'«]iis*t Qcatlon, as well as Beld w ork, will bo reserved for fu tu re bulletins. . . -

Exclusive of ibe whl.tos on the Indioq .reser vatlops, the i lid iau Torrltor'y and In Alaska;- (tbe la tte r not being ye t . com pleted) tho can ­vas ehows the population to beftfa,480,5i0 on Ju n e 1, ltf90. In 1880 tho population was 50,155,789, a percentage o f inoreaeo o f 34 B7, In 18ro the population aa atatod was 88,658,- 871, a n Increase of 80.08 per cent. I t Is c laim ed tb ^ t tlie censoa o f 1870,was verv toac- On rate , especially Jp the 8o a th ern S tates, the law being , so Inadequate th a t th e w o rk was wholly within the province o ^ th e enum era­tors.

■Tbo following c o m p ara tiv e1 tab le la -glvon with tho pprceutage of inoreaso Id, all b u t V er­m ont an ^ Nevada, which show a decroaeo;

States a n d Territories. 1800. " 1880. Per Ct, 060,261M alte . . . . . . ................

New HampshireVermont • ......... .MassachtmcttH . . i . .Ithode Islau d .............Connecticut............ ...Mew Y ork .,.................New Jersey ............P en n sy lv an ia .............Delaw are......................Maryland....... ..... . . . . .Dlstrlot o f Columbia..."Virginia........................WOit Virginia ..............RorthCarolina............ .South Carolina. . . . . . . . .Georgia...................F lorida...........................O h io . ,. . , ............... ....Ind iana .......... ..Illinois............................M lcb igau ............... .Wisconsin.................Minnesota .....................I o w a .. . . ........................fillssnuii. ..................North Dakota..............South Dakota................Nebraska..... .................Kansas . . . .Kentucky.......................Tennessee......................A labam a......... . ; .......Mississippi............ . . .Louisiana*.. . . . . . C . . .T e x a s ...__ ; .................O k lah o m a........ .Arkansan........... ...........M ontana .. .....................Wyoming........ ......... . . .Colorado ......................New Mexico........ ..A rlao n a ............. ...........D t a h . . . . ^ .Nc vad s t t t t . tttt. v . ; . . . .Id ah o ................A . . . . .W ashington... ............Oregon ..........................California........................

375,827832/208

2,233.407

7W.8615,081,0341.441.017 5,248,571

107,8711,010.431

229.9961,648,1)11

700,4481,017,3101,147,1611,834,866

390,4353,060,7102,189,03*13,818,6302,089,7021.688.6971.800.017 1,006.729 2.077,080

182,425 327,818

1,050.793 1.423.4B5 1,850,430 1,763,723 1,508,073 1,284,887 1,110,828 2,232,220

• 61,701 1,125,385

131,709 60,689

410.975 144,862 . 69,6111 206,498 11,327 81,229

349,516 312490

1,201,002

045,930340,901832,280

1,783,(85m.fcU622,700

5.082.871 1,131,116 1,28^<®1

146,608' 934,943 177,621

1,512,605 615.4 57

1,399,750 995,677

1,642.180 209,403

8.198.0G2 1,978,8013.077.871 1,636,937 1,315,497

780,773 I 6*4.615 2,168,380

30,909 , 98,208 452,402 896,000

1,618,690 1,542,359 1,262,505 1,131.597

339,916 1,691,719

802,525 39,159 20.789

194,327 119,563 40,440

143,903 ' W 206 32,610 75,110

174,7f; 864.0W

1.788310.02

25.20218819.781727 40 22.5814.50 i i .?h29 37

0 01 22.f'15.5115.23 18.95 44.114.6510.65 24.06. 27.06 27 99 66.60 1736 23.46

394 20 (.63

133.60 42 SI 12 64 ,4.35 19 45 13.55 18.8240.24

4023 230 60 191.45 111 40 21.1647.60 43.44

T j n r158.29365.30 78.80 39 21

By com parison It will b e seen th a t Now York and Pennsylvania s ta n d relatively the sam e as first and second in poin t of popula­tion, while Ohio and Illinois have exchanged places. ; T exas rises from h e r position o f No. I I In 1B80 to No. 7 In 1S00 ; K entucky drops from 8 to 11; M innesota advances from 26 to 20^-N&brackft from 80 t o 23; M aryland drops from S3 lo 0 7 : Colorado tI*s» from W to S i ;

N&tfida from 42 t o l a n d A*l*»na from 44 tois . " . : r ~ '/■ ’ :

N aturally tltol^Piatcst ratio of 'loorcase h as been in the N orthw estern S tatgs a n d T errito ­ries, while tbe Eastern and S outhern S tates show sligh t Increase, Tbua tho North and South A tlan tic divisions show an lucreaso o ver tbe las tceu sn a of less th an 20 p e r cent, The W estern division Bbows npw ard of TOper cen t Increase, th e .c e n tra l divisions m aking but a m oderate cbnngo. T h e d im inu tion In N evada o t 17,039 is due entirely to the failure of the mlnes^ Others o f the m ining S tates a re suffering to som e ex ten t from tbe same cause. The relaUve differences in th e growth of the State* will be be tte r understood when all the cond itions a ro mado know n.

X. M. C. A. W eek o f Prayer.In accordance w ith the recom m endation o f

the In te rn atio n al Com m ltteo o f th e Y, H ^C ,' A ., tbe present week has been obsprv^d as a season of p ray er fo r i h '0 'a d v a n c ^ H « tf i i s - soolatlon. ; /

The opening service was held In th e Ro- form ed Church, Sunday a riernoon a t 4 o’olock, Jo h n A. Botden, presiding. A fte r a serv ice of Bong Jtov. Dr. 8ondder read the S crip tu re lesson and offered prayer. Rov. vp r . J P . Sam pson, o f Bethel A. M. E . C hurch , waa in troduced and addressed th e A ssociation on the Im portance o t aalW iry- iti ' th eir chosen work. “ W o rd s /’ “ a re o f use onlyIn eldvatlng o n r fellow m en and In b ring ing them to a knowledge of Chriai.*1 T he speaker r.luStrated hla r«dnarka 'W ltb Tiotedexatnples.

Rev. S. T. H orner followed with a strong ' p lea fo r more e a rn est consecration am ong the m em bership in^rltig ifig o thers io know “ the way, the tru th and ;tbe life.” Ho desired to d o m oro hlmfiQlf in thfl t a m r e and hoped tosee o thers m ore active. ,

I n th e evening tho A esooiatlon-attended the M . E . C hurch ia a body, Rev. G. O. M addock p reaching a eernton expressly ad ap ted to tho occasion. M edllngs have followdd every evening d uring tho week a t tbo hall over the poat office, which were led by the m em bers.

« M ore Florida Tourists. .5;The flrst o f the p arty o f S oa thern toorlflts .

secured ,by M r. J . B, Thom pson, representing th e. O cean Steam ship Cp., will leave New York on S aturday , Nov. 15, by steam er City q f A u g w la lo t Savannah, a rriv ing there on Monday evenlhg and reaching 'Jacksonville . on Tuesday m orning. » Y

Am ohg the party will be M r. and Mrs, M ' J . Boyce and E. 8. Low, who oon tlnae th ro ag h ' to D oL aad, .where they w a l lo c a te fo r th e w in­ter at tho P u tnam House, wblch wlll be n n d e r ~ Mr. Boyce’s c o n tro l; Mr. L ow w ill be head cook a t the P u tnam {'M r, B. Hoy man, the Cookm an avenue m ark e tm an ; M essrs. T ay- *

.1 nr « n d ; Y w rm in t. n f S n m o n r ltin tA. W isem an a n d 'w ife , W. C. an d H arry W iseman, and Mrs, M otlar and son, j - — -

Others w ho havo tak en advantage o f tbe low rat&s to parties will d ep a rt latep> th is m onth a n d d u rin g December. T h e trlpVby7 . the Ocean S team ship line la m ade in a l ittle over tw o days from New York, a n d the rem ainder of the distance to Jack so n v ille is covered by rail In a few hours.

Nearly all tbe big w inter hotels will be ready to open* by Thanksgiv ing ^ay . T rav el southw ards b y tr^ tn and steam er, has been heavy lately , and the iHorlda p ap ers an ­nounce, th a t the season is open ing with a ru sh , ■ . . . v\

Mr. Thompson* can o b tain favorab le ratoa an d eligible sta teroom s for a few m ore fo r the second p a rty , _w hlch lea v e s ' early In December. A postal ca rd sen t to e ith e r As­bury P ark o r Ocean G rove post office will seenro h is a tten tio n .

H ot P otatoes*'The children have taken np a new form o f

amuBement lately. l i V bImpie, b u t very fas­cinating and d raw s an e x p ec tan t crow d wher- “ ever i t is p racticed . T he inven to r o f tho “ schomo w as rak in g o p leaves one afte r noon, aud a fter a fire bad been s ta rte d In the s tre e t he^thought he could easily m akeiuse o frthe heat In ro o stin g a few sw eet po tatoes th a t h a p p e n ed to be laying on the b ack p o rch to d ry ^ ^ S o a hole was m ade in the cen tre o f the p ^ e o f leaves and the po tatoes laid carefully

the eoirth. Thei} the em bers were piled top, m ore leaves added,- an d in half a n

houfc. the potatoes—sm all o n e s -w e re baked ^olear-througlJr-^A fterm uehsklrtiliB lringsboofe^^- to get them cool enough to ea t, they w ere broken opent and the dozeti or so o f ch ild ren gathered a round ' to no te^ tho snccess o f th e , baking, considered them the finest they ever ate.' ■ (_....,

N ext day, a long one street, there were h a lf ^ a dosen p o tato bakeries In fu ll b las t, eaoh su rrounded f»y a n ap p aren tly hungry crow d, and watched by paren ta from the windows. . Evon tbe boys' and g irls ' m am m as confessed to a feeling o t hunger as they w itnessed the en joym ent o f tho children in tb e lr c a t d o o j ^ Innch. T h e “ b ak ery ” cao be tnkde by ^uijd-

„ r -wilt assist In ro astin g quite a plUj o fpotatoeis ’—onoogb to feed a dozen youngsters. “

E v a n g e l i s m N o t S c r i p t u r a l .

C hurch , s ta rte d a large aized buzzing a t the preachers’ m eeting In Ocean G rove, on M on­day, by m aking scrip tu ra l aa well a s p ractical objection to tbe em ploym ent of evangelists,Hla paper was form ulated nnder the proposi­tion : '‘ Does the prevailing p lan of em ploy­ing evangelists in special revival work ten d to the prom otion of a healthy condition o t Church life? ” ' •

H e took tho ground th at th e ' evangelists spoken of by P aul were In no sense liko thoao who go ab o u t tbe coun try for the pay th a t le in It, b u t they wero under the d irec tion and 47 control of tbe apostles and were sen t p u t T>y the church , referring to T lm othens. , ■■'“ t

Tho evangelists had their supp o rte rs in th e discussion b u t on tho vote there waa a pre- ^ ponderance against the m ethods o f-m o d ern ., evangelists. r

T o P r o t e c t t l i e I J e w R o a d w a y .

Jlho Tow nship Com mltteo held a m eeting S a tu rday even ing to discuss the question o f opening the s tree t near the M acadam rriid way,

On m otion I t was resolved to prepare a n ord inance forb idding the opening of M ala streOt nearer _tban six feet o f the M aoadam or Telford roadbed, by the w ater or gas com - .. pantos. ' . . .

A petition was reoelyed -ItojBi the teddeate ''

th e ir m istake. T he g rea t Increase 'o f th o arm y of unem ployed will m ean a fu rth er sh rin k ag e In the dem and fo r all p roducts of IndoBtry, D em ocratio votes I his y ea r m ean all this, if they m ean anyth ing .

I t f s '.n o t of t»nqh use now for m anufac­tu re rs o r w orkingm en o r . ia tm ers to reg re t th a t they bave Alven a g rea t im pulse to the Free-T rade ball. B u t It may b o ‘o r ndo fo r them to consider w ithout much delay w heth­e r th ey m ean to let It roll* on ta .th p logical cn<J o r id -s to p U.—.Y. Y. T rib u n e ,/ ■ _ .

Episcopal Church, Ooeanlo. to land ia Shrewabury township,

jTw . JoIdbod in Korioa V .-6anf«4-hw M nKntontown township. $525. , .

Tho Freehold Land Co. to Mlohaol Ford—lo t 63, Froehold. ^ 0 , ,

Annla E. Durdgo to Anthony B,-BurdpHl&nd la Howell towomilp. 81W. ,

Theo. Fields, ahotifl, to Garret B. Conover-, land M^nnlftpan fta^lon. $l0r •

Josoph McDermott, Aealgnoe, to John Slocum —OceaaUotel property, Lon*Branoh. $1,090.

Bonry Corlles to Wm. S. S an fo rd -lan d . In Eatontown township. SI50. .

RehJamia L. W olcott tt al. to Wm. 8. Saaford —laua in Ocean townsblp. $200. - ’ ‘Theo. Flolds, Sheriff, to Eva If, B tahop-lo ta In ViUa Park. 8282.50.

Chas. JoQobus to Agnos A. C. BUhardson—lo t In Bolmar, S7&0, • -

Chas. II, Freeman, Jr., to Porsous Wbltoohuroh - lo t s 11, Hr, 18, 14, 16 and JO, a t Spring la k e Reaohlm provcm ontCo. 812,000. ' •

Wm. A. Dunlop et al. to BonJamln Striker— land tn Matawan. £.050 . .

Wm. R.' Mops et al. to Mortis G. Blaokburn— land a t Long Branch, €G00. -

L, Bpenocr Gobjq to John Letohworth—Jot Brighton I>and Aesooiatlon. 8 V.6OO.'

Isabella H. Hallook et at. to Jame —lo t Ih Freehold. 8350. • • • „

Tliom aalugllqg t t u l.%ta Vlrtrfnla F. T . Davto—land in Shrewsbury township. *1,200.- Phebo A. Johnson to Wm; U. Johnson—land a t Sea fildo. 8100. . .

Wm. T, Parker to Mary B ow m au-lo t. In DhroWflbury township. 81,000.

Janies G^ Maynard

-Iron Steambpafc Co. Directorsi *The an n u a l e lection for D irectors of the

Iro n S team boat Co. was h e ld a t th e C entra l Hotel, L ong BianOb, l a s t week. T he reg u ­la r ticket w as o^pbsod by Interested parties

claim ed to hol'd prox ies fo r shares voted by President C a rp e n te r^ ^ h e proxies o f the la tte r ehow ed.a enbaeqaont dato to thoso bold by T reasu rer W ashington an d wero allowed. T h e uovt S ^ c td r e a t e ; Samrie! C arpenter,: ^ in ile 'V a tab le , W. II, JV p ivo itou , G. M, Dodge, S. Now ton Sm ith, O . IE Bullin, L. C, W ao h n eri. J , H. Coffin and Caleb W . Shep* herd . The net earn!rigs for tho past season wero |98,'800; fe4O|o60 was passed to d ividend acco u n t a h d the balance to surp lus.

Tapped the Till., A few days, ago o n e o f M r. 8. W arce’s ten* an ts c a llo d a t bis grocory and paid, a te n dol­lar bill for ren t e n d su p p lie s ,' Tw o colored m en who were In the atore o t the tim e called ifor som e artic le th a t reqtilred Mrs. VVartte to go In to I h e basem ent. W hen Bhe returned th e ten dollar bill and. the oolored custom ers had vanished. Both th e n ien a re know n; to d tha recovery o f tb e (.tnoney sho u ld b e w sliy accom pllahed. '■ v

M a k i p g _ M o r e ^ o r a f o r Q u e s t s .

Am ong the b e tte t olass of h o te ls in Ocean C ro re la the U nited States, owned, b y Mr. Wm. Orr. F o r Bevoral y e a rs the S ta tes has n o t been largo enourftf-tcnroooinm odBto all his guests, a n d the hltohen d ep artm en t was ra th e r contracted , ~ V

The Im p o rtan t qneation was w hore to get room to expand. On threo sides were s ^ e t s , . the basem ent was a lready utilized, and; the top w as well tow ard the sky . T he lo ts a d ­jo in in g on the west wero occupied by h a n d ­s o m e 'c o tta g e s ' Keeeutly Mr. O rr secured a p leasao t lo t on Oiln street and m ade the own-; e r o f th e 'co itag e next 1 0 tho S tates a n offer, which was accepted , to trade lots, .he to m ore the co ttage an d put It In good order o n thtf new lot.. . .

T h u s Mr. O rr speared a valuable lot ad jo in ­ing , an d hrs new addltlop will give MA m ore roomB,with a largo k lij^ ify g o a carv ing room ,

Ffdaty woathar has caused a 'co m m o tio n am ong wiia geese an d duoks. * T hey a te p i n g . Southw ards In g ro at fioaks. T h e ) )d ik in g , season opened on C hesapeake Bay la s t jjBator-day.; '; ' f' '. v _

t The New Jersey Ai/riculturiit, form erly pbb- llshed a t H addontteld. has been.purchancd byr parlies a t Jam esb o rg , where U will bo Issued In .f a tu f o r^ i r .^ J r H . D ravonstedt rotnalna in ed itoria l co»Ul?l. t.~ *

A large IIagafaff Is to be placed bolwea,h' th e tw lo lights a t Navoslnk H ighlands, from which tbe sta rs a n a ^trlpeo wiil float a ll day , bo th a t m ariners and v isitors com ing Into p ort raa^y see 'the co q n try ’s emblem a s they ap* l>roaqh o u r shores. \ ■ ' *(

Miss Jones who h aa such nice red cheoks,, Bad accident befell h e r ; • - . /A rat ran twice around the room,

Bhe turned a blopmlng yoller. *

of South Main s tro e t com plain ing pf low aw nings. I t was received and a n ord inance was prepared regulating the height o l a w n * ; lugs'from the sidew alk.

The road bills engaged some a tte n tio n an d i t .was decided to 'm ak e a to u r of Inspection.A n um ber o f bills were passed a n d the Board adjonrotid till Tuesday n ight. ' V! -? ■..

, At tho ad jo u rn ed m eeting the^w ork of the road overseers and their expenses was con­sidered. sSpm e of them had g reatly exceeded th e ir 'a l lo tm e n t, co n tra ry to law an d tha la- s trao tlo n a 'o f the com m ltte#. One m an nacd nearly double the am ount voted for blB dia-~--'. t ^ c t . -T h e en tire appro p ria tio n voted fo rth e cu rre n t ,y e « r 'was $3,000; T ho m eeting w as^

" y t i .n f f A c t io n was tak en to rem edy

The g rea te st tu nnelling en te rp rise In th e world Is the new aquodnct o f the . C roton * water^wdr&s, supplying New Y o rk c lty ’, I d a S9,6a mUea long. The St, G o th a rd tn n n el through th e Alps is 8 # m iles long, and was

Considered the g reatest engineering problem o f th e tlm e.- v — ......

N eptune s team er was tak en ‘o u t J ^ o n d a y j, ; n ig h t for tria l and also to te s t a lo t o f hose -. th a t was thought to be unservlceablo. Some of. i t was found to s tand tho pressure. 1

M ost of o n r jn^-tow ji residen ts w an t the ^ Ore a larm bell ^ooated In . tho oentjftl p a r t o f

th e town... • •> . . . . 7 ^ ' ^- -■ .■ ■ ' ;V. / , .I t m uet be d iscouraging to a hen ju s t a s 8he

geta.lnto exolUBl^d society, to have sopiebody ' . break op h e r sot. ' ; . ‘ ; !*,' .

I t tak cao w ay tho sting of rogrot th at iie ia no longer young when a m an sees hla wife- washing h er son behind th e ears. *• 8terfi'Paretitnr-*AI say, Mr. Softly P* Softly

—"Y e s , e ln ” S tern P a ren t—“ Y on seem to stay around a great deal for a m an who la /so ^ badly < gone* a a y o a are.*’ ■■ ;r ^ ^ ^ /

I f a wom an was aa c a re fu l 'in kalectlng a husband to m atch her d lspopltlon a s she tp Boleotlng a dress to m atch her oom plexlonr there w ould bo feWer unhappy m arriages t h ^ g X ,^ there a r o . - ■/. ’ ......■

Engilfihmen—“ Isay , ye knawl t h a t ’s th e v ) bebkage to Boston f” R ailroad T icket Clerk —*1The w hatage ?” E nallshm an—1‘‘^ h e b o o k - agb, yo knaw —the tariff. W hat’s ^h’ tariff ?” Ticket.CUwk—V I haven’t tim e to ta lk p o li­tics, V .. ' " •; - • : : ' ,-.V

In 4893. Im p a tien t t ra v e le r tto conductor) • ^ ‘How soon shall we xCaobCblcago^,, C o n - ■ do c to r—“ W o etiterecUho c ity lim its parly tbis

"morning, alrt an d ' if we m eet with n o bad la c k wo shall be a t the exposition gronnda. about noon to m orrowt” «

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ASBURY PARK JOURNAL, SATURDAY’, ■ NOVEMBER 15, 1890.

H H 9 I K

*ND MONMOUTH REPUBLICAN.

;':v ■: •;--v—-L W. F. UROY,- Assistant EorroB,—--— '

' rvsiisHxo jnuiiV at__ JTHE:A8aURYLPARK .BfUttTlNQ HOU8E,._ _ ^ ^ _ U ^ - _ r i a ,M A T t l8 Q M A y E K « e ^ • .. ...

Asteted b y Democratic officials. TlianUPgtvinft I>ay.They not only-found the .work in tlio , ^ t - gftDWsr ’p^rdoaf^oHW wrM nolT-

jury'"room very unsatisfactory, but tha manipulation by the-prosecuting officer

j-.v:__ t : ’ ---'in-r 'fit-.'! a# AWn Tnn/1(nn mn/IMo rtf hlniihlAa frtl* hh^SlU ?-

Entered as second-class matter a t t k t Asbury Park ■ ' Post Office, P r im a ry T.'M&

TJBXM8 O F S V n s C M P tlO N .1 year* in advance.*......6 months, ia a d y a n q e * .. ..- .......8 months, Jn advahoe......... .........................Single copies,, . . . v . i *

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TO OOBBBSPONDRNTSi.

We stall be glad toreoelyo communications on subjects of interest to this

f c s w p s r s t o it S t o n s S s r i a a - s W f i

D(WaMoannot re tu rn rejected oommanioatlooB, b n t trill hold them fo r a- lim ited tim e if re-

" I t f & S k Intended fo r-th e editorial o r news departm ent Bhould be addressed to tbo

, ‘ *: E ditor of Tnss JotnwtAx,ABbury Porki New Jersey*

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t h e T ariff G ets th e B lam e.• r .That the Democrats and their newspa­

pers worked the. McKinley bill for a ll it was worth, a^d that many unthinking Be- publicans were fooled Into believing that they were to pay far more for the necessa­ries of life, and that-the country was going to ruin, may now bo classed aa M the tale that Waa told”—simply for its effect

T hat4t had Its effect on indifferent and lukewarm men a t a time, when they thought tjiere was no important Issue at stake, cannot be gainsaid. That tho ad*yance in prices was made, mainly for a piur-

- pose*, by "dealers was1 patent, and th a t the politicians magnified and distorted plain facts Is shown by the Budden^huab of the papers and >the resumption of old prices by free trade dealers. By reference to the prices current i t will be seen that the goods

.that-were said to have advanced are really - ' lower. Thus, tin was lower laat week than

for any period during the past six months. Clothing and leather, about which such a

* howl went up, are lower than at any time daring the year.

Thie Now York World, which teemed with abominable statements and subter­fuge as to the Injurious, effects of the Mc­Kinley. Mil on the poor consumer, was given the lie in every issue by its adver­tisers. I n the matter o f carpets, a leading.

■ New York house advertised and actually sold tapestry and Brussels carpets for less than the . duties on. forelifo. goods of. the same line and quality.

A large dealer of Aabiiry Park, though a Democrat. but an honest one, atated be­

fo re election that the slight advance In prices was due more to combinations In certain lines of goods thaifto any prospec­tive advance In duties. He did not be-

__ lieve ty the prevailing panic of rates( and”-^d id-no t chabge his prices.

Howfc.au Democrats TOnBcieuUouBly say

at rates as low, or less, than the duties on foreign make? . .

G o o d R o a d s a N e c e s s i t y ,

‘ The marked success of macadamizing' Main street and th]e Shark River road, which has so fully demonstrated the great advantage and utility of having better roads leading to Asbury Park, should be followed by further improvements in other directions.

The opening of an air-line road to Free- hqlfi has already been urged In these col-

-umns, which would be a fine thing both for this section and the county seat. Quite as important are the three thoroughfares between Asbury Park and Long Branch.

Ocean avenue Is probably the more im­portant of these as a driveway. There ha te been propositions to macadamize it between Eiberon' and Asbury Park by means o f a subscription fund or by a stock company. Under the first proposition a nqmbfer pf tour merchants would subscribe liberally, as they understancTfrom the im ­petus given to trade by the Shark Bfcer

witnesses. Parties who should have been indicted wont scot free._.i. A t the - election las$-weelt, 4 ha Erohlbi- tlonlsts-had another • opportunity t^ h e l p remedy the growing, evils of Democratic rule, among which Is jury fliing; blit with that unaccountable blindoess, now pro­verb! aVtliey voted for their ticket merely to show their apptitude for pure contrari­ness.: '

I f It is not that, we would like a better term. They know th a t . they throw their votes away, and have so acknowledged; yet those same votes, If properly placed, would go a long way In fighting the evils' they claim to wish out of the Way.

The Republican party.Is pledged to re­form In the management o f our county affairs, especially with reference to the juries, a t ^ y e t the Prohibitionists do all they can to Injure the party, and fall to give support to their worthy, efforts.

T he Surplug~Fut;to. G ood Use.At a recent Democratic convention great

stress was laid dfi the assumption that the administrationoiPreslctentCleveland hadweatea a glgHUlItfVl^^WluLlie Treciaaryand that it . had been squandered by; the present administration, ___

I t is fair to assume that a large anpount o f unused money lying idle In the vaults o f the United States, when interest is owing on bonds for many millions, and when , millions of these bonds , m ight be removed and interest stopped, Is really not a desirable surplus, and tho adminis­tration which nlerely hoard b i t for the sake of securing a mere show.ing of figures Is to be Censured, while >.the administration that uses ituto pay its just debts and puts the money in clrculatinn Is greatly to be praised,

The . resolution of the convention re­ferred to was false in its premised There Is no deficit. The outgo "from the Treas­ury lias been large, but the receipts have also been great. Nothing has been ex. pended except for an equivalent, and i t i$ a *• deficiency” with nearly sixty millions the Treasury, a Tbe Treasury also holds $800,089,471 In gold ctilh and bullion, and $342,474,665 in silver coin and bullion, besides Its aurpluB.

The report of the Secretary of the Treas­ury for Septem ber'is of great signifi­cance. At the beginning of the month the bonds of the United States bearing Interest were $680,078,020. The reduction made during the month was $42,287,050.

A reduction waa made in the so-called surplus of the treasury frorii $107,367,677 to $59,791,850, mainly for the redemption of bonds ond payment of interest. The

e Trt.. r to -

in drawing business from the summer pop* ulation a t Eiberon and West End. The coHsq^Qtkpi toll wouMJJnake a stock com pony objaciipnable.

A more feasible and equitable plan would be to operate under the new county road law, which gives the Freeholders the power, to designate certain important roads In the county, which may be im­proved by macadamizing under direction

. of-a competent engineer.Neptune, township has taken tbe initia­

tive in this direction, independent of the Freeholders, but we think the entire pop- ulation of Monmouth county should have Interest ehough. to inaugurate a system that would iu a few years result in a com­plete renovatiofi of our leading country

_ roads.': -iLi^ir^feyoad to Freehold, and Ocean aventle toTxrng Brancb.have-been men­tioned,. Two^dthers, leading from Asbury Park"-to Long Brancty—the old turnpike by Eiberon station, and tho road through Interlaken—are both feeders to our busi­ness and are. used more a'nd more each year."The first is a direct thoroughfare to

Long Branch village.-, and the other goes by way o f Oceanviiie and TVeBt Long Branch and Is much the shortest.' This drive Is u$ed by truckers who come from that direction, bringing in produce.

f «#®nder~ the new law the county bears I f t t^ w r tM B of the expense of issuing

•-/(|ijds, and is a t the expense of surveys the / |1me 'affif forjaew^roadfl. Union county

il/as*bonder fully improved its roadB by the 4ew coim tyact, and property has. greatly advanced in consequence.

Now is the time to adopt a general plan, ;J |k tegInnipg with some of the roadB men-.

l-\tloned, whichever Is most needed, and follow up the plan year after year until

are completed. By the bonding jyro- i t w ill give a term of yews to meet

th^obllgatloni ’W d tiie expanse will be p a r^ i jo r a e by future owners and by the advaW'^j In property values. '

log th e usual coBtom, Jaaued1 tho folloy^log proclam aU oi^BoU lnK apartThpw dtty, N ovem­ber 37,-aa a d ay o f Thanksgiv ing ; '

By thb grace > n d favorfit- Almighty God' the people o f this nation havo Been led to tho clodua daya of tho paralfig yeai^ whtcb has been fa ll 'o r the bleESlnga o f peftco and the comforts oi'Clontf, Boantlf\iroompeiS8at{oh 'haa;,cdm o'to na t o r tbe w ort o f oxtt minds and of onr hands ih every do-

recelpt8 frotri Uovernment revenues lo r the month were, 84,804,894, and the regu­lar expenses were $88,787,106. More than six millions were carried to tbe credit side,

I t Ib cause for congratulation that more than forty-two miillonsfrof interests bearing bonds have been wiped out, and the Secretary went even further in rgllev- ingrthe stringency o f the. money m arket by anticipating the payment of ,several

B icycles O iven Away*in- - CUANOa VOTi HOTS ANT>, OIBLB TO OWj?•• v...: v ••, M. •;modbl .To Interest the young

tlie /ouaKAi.’S Bubaoriptloh ilsr, the pnbifebei;

appoint Thuredty, the 27th day o f the presont month of November, to be observed oa a day of prayer and thankBgivlng; nnd I, do Invite tho people upou th a t day to ceaso lroni thetr labor, to meet in their accustomed booses of worship and to Join In rendering gratltudo and praise to our beneildent Creator for-the rich blessings Ho has 'ranted to ns as a nation^ and invoking tho oon- inuanceof Hla protection and graco for tbe fu­

ture. I commend to m y fellaw-cltlcona the prlvl^ lege of remembering tho poor, the homeless and the sorrowhil. t o t ns endeavor to m erit th e promised recompense of charity and tho gracious acceptance o f onr p raise .-

2n testimony thereof I have hereunto set my hand, and caused tho seal o f th o United States to be affixed; "* - -• *.

Done a t the elly o f W ashington thla eighth day o f Kovomber, in tbe year o f our Lord one thou­sand eight hundred and ninety, and o f th e in d e ­pendence o f th e United States, tb e ono hundred and fltteenth. BENJAMIN HABBISON.By the President—J ames G; Bjuains, >8ecretary. of ■State. *

A G ong o f Tl)leycS'JuKK^d.

T l i e O l l l c l u l P l u r a l i t i e s .

^ T h e C ounty poaFd^of C anvassers coot on Friday last, a t F reehold, b u t ow ing t6 the non-' a r r iv a l of th e vote- from , one o f the M iddle­tow n d istric ts they ad journed till Saturday . H on. M ichael T aylor w as chosen chairm an,.fflhn V- iw n a n m llh -q n A -W ThnmpanP. T-lt.tie, secretaries.

Tbe canvass show s the following p lu ra lit ie s :Congress—J . A G elasenhalner..; . . . . . 1.0018eaator^-T. B .R Brown............ 1,110Connty Clerk—John T .H a ig h t . . . . .... .......... 671Sheriff—Ru’.lff P.S m o c k . . . . . . . 76eAssembly.- 1st Cist—Aaron ■ E, Johnson.. . . • OOl

i* Bd Dist-W llllami D. Campbell.. 710 8d DIat—Charlea'I). I v i n s . . 1.782

Whole num ber of names e n ro l le d . . . . . . . . . . 18.921Ballots rejected «,,v ....................................... 160

OKJSSEMIIAlKBR'S PtUBAUTIES.Monmouth connty.. .. . . . . . . J . . . . . . . 1,001Middlesex c o u n ty ......... . . ..................... . . . 1,087U nio aco u n ty ... . . . ^ ..................... 1.567

Where Shall the B ell H aoK?T he Arc a la rm bell, how th a t i t has been

secured an d on the ground, seem a 'lo .b e an unsettled fac to r, aqd w here to place Ufla a question a t yarlanco am ong tb6 au thorities and snbsciibe^p. ' Aa th e J o u r n a l was Inter­ested in ra is in g th e fund It m ay be allowed a n expression Ini rela tion thereto . _

T he leading idea In b ay in g a n e w a re alarm w a n he fac t th a t the p resen t a la rm system conld n o tb e heard In tbe northern an d east­ern p a rts o f the tow n. Q uite a n um ber in these sections Subscribed w ith the- ob ject In view tb a t i t w onld he placed centra lly—not fa r th e r so n tb th an A sbury aveoue an d n ea r G rand avenue.

I t Is suggested th a t L ibrary 8q uare ia a su it­ab le location, an d a s U Is public property it could be m ade available. I t 'l s a cen tra l point an d an a la rm could be beard In an y p a r t o f th e Borough."- I f It Is located in th e tlo ln lty o f P ark H all o r M attison avenne there will be tbe sam e difficulty as a t p resen t if there is a s tro n g northeasterly wind.

T here a re a larm s already in th e vlolnlty or th eibu tiness p a rt—all th a t a re needed. T he ' d ire lilcga o t th e englneers a n d flremen o f the*

.of tK^Jleadlug models, o f bloyblos for bhiyaand glr)a.; tb offer tb era a s preujium a fo r / ,Hek p f i sobticribers. Th6eo wheels aro tho best niatlo and ro ia irn t from 633 to$50. T o n n y boy or g irl securing th e follow ing num ber of new nam es aa subscribers tp tbo J ournal fo i ;tho lon^tb of tlm o nam ed, an d tho casb, tlio pub­lisher will glvo ollb’of a Boy’s. Ju n lo r o r IJillo O lan t Bicycle. Tho glrla, o f course, can have the regulation ahape fo r tholr u so : ' • : ;r‘ ..

40 nam es for 1 year, a t ©I BO edcbV^85 nam es fo r 0 m onths, a t : .Tfteaoh.;!: v

lCO nam es for 8 m onths, o t .40eaoh^j T his Is a fine ohanco fo r any live bp y or

g irl to fibonro a b icycle. ' I t le n o t i* cbmp^tU.: tlon, becauso whoever seenrea t b o , rej^Uilod num ber o f subscribera gets a wheel,; W e a re ready to supply os m any a s m ay be carnM . Thoso who got to work flrst Btaiad tlie b& t chance. T here are 'epougb people in Ibe t 'a rk to m ake It passib le fo r h a lt a dozen'-bojratft g irls to earn a w b eq l; tw o o r th ree in Iho G ro v e ; one a t A v o n ; tw o o rm o re a t Boltoar, an d so on in any Of the neighboring to w n ^-:

I f any. who a re ' a lread y s u b s c r ib e s desire to assist those who cau o n them , they c^n ' have tho p ap er sen t to a friend in any p a ren t tb e country—a s-m a n y , In fac t, a s thoy wish to pay- for. ;. : ~*s -1>:. . ' ' ^ J -

. , ^ B e r e a v e d F a m i l y . - .

W niI^Cox* 8god 10 yearsj d ied a t th eV i^ P dence of b is m other, Mrs. Chas. M, Cox, on Bewail avonue, a t a b o u t 12 o ’clock on Toean day night, o f m ereuria l poisoning.

Y oung Cox w as a n a ssis tan t In Pach’s p h o ­tograph gallery la s t sum m er, an d Inadver­tantly, touched his tongue to som e o f the pots-/ onons chem icals. Drs. Jo h n so n an d Mitchell were called, an d tb o u ah he e'hpaped dea th 'fo r. tbo time, ho n o v e t. fn]ly reco v ered , from Its effeots.

Two o r three w eeks since, he oommenced work a t b is trad e a s m ason, b u t was obliged to relinquish w ork ow lng t o a sw elling which developed o n one o f b is legs,, th o u g h t to be tlio resu lt of- the poisoning. J3is lungs a lso appeared to" be affected. D f. Johnsonu a t ­tended him an d though he appearedj-to be, a little be tte r o n T uesday n ig h t a t 10 o ’oloek when tbe docto r called, ho was taken worse shortly a fter an d expired before m idnight.

T he m other feels th e loss very keenly o f h er beloved boy, w ho was a g rea t help an d solace

■to. liop in her widowhood. Indeed , tbe whole fam ily were, g reatly a tta c h ed to each o ther. The rem ains were tak en In ch arg e by U nder­taker J a s . H: Bexton a n d rem oved fo r burial a t W oodlaw u C em etery, P h ilad e lp h ia ,. tb la (F riday) m orning.

TUB ,»0BBBRB~ Off- MB. XBinanT'e COTTAGE Q0IOKLT; OAtJOHT AND. BEWt 7 0 JAIL—H18

•GOODS scATtaaED o v a a i n s ooUNTr-—t h e y - WERE MtrriLATED . AND. .BOMp .DUHNBD TO :i HIDE THS QUILT OF TUB THIBVBS —ANOTHUIl.

; A sbury ! Parle h as liud a m ild ex citem en t this’w^ek b ver th e dleoovery th a t a co ttag e a t-

^N brth 'A bbury P a rk had beeij en tered and Roods valued a t oyer $2O0carrIed aw ay. rTho' police wero ifetllled M onday: a fte rn o o n > an d they bavo douo good w ork fn ferreting out th e cu lp rits an d in socuring a portion of the goods.

s team ers a re connected w ith the telephone system s. 'T h e purpose ,of th e new bell, we u ndera taad it, Is for a general a larm th a t can be heard a t. an y .point. I f p laced a t Li i jr a ry Square i t could be connected w ith tbe Sterm -syjftem and a euro service* m ado av a il­ab le to every p a r t o f the borough.

Official Gltau fires.

nU llons oil Congress m ight wel

time to the application of the v a^ aimddnt of coin now held.,by the Government,, to the reducfion of its bonded d eb t E xist­in g laws stand la tbe way, bu t these m ight be revoked or amended to the relief of taxpayers and at the same tim e a 'great amount of Idle wealth could be made available.

Canada buys moat of her agricultural Implements here instead of England be­cause they are better and cheaper. Do our^farmers want English-made reapers and plowa? Ask the Australian farmers and those gf th a South American Stetea how, qur implements compare. The Buck- eye reaper and mower works a t Pough- keepsle'd^rlve their best trade from these countries, while hundreds annually go to Europe. - Ex-President Cleveland evident­ly knows little about farms and farming, or else he talks for buncombe wheh fie says of the lt^e' election that i t was “ the pro­test of farmers against a tariff which taxes their agricultural implements.^ f

■ ., . . _ Democratic newspapers have been veryroad ImproToment, that It would paj,,hem tlla cll.ctlon t0

•ra*" h a w s w o a s • iN to o y y ic% A a a w O oyjs o to n ■

Tuesday ah d W ednesday w ere Interesting, “ “ “ * days l a thQ offlciaV caleSdaiB o f tb u co’bittty

officials, a n d a legion o f th eir friends assem ­bled to w itness th e ir form al in tto d u c tio n )nto th e offices to which they w ere elected.

Tuesday m orning a t 10 o’clock Sheriff-elect Ruliff P. Smock, w as w aited on by Jn d g e J . C larence C onover, and in th e p re se n c e ^ ! his associates he w as sw orn in to office, having filed his bond-in $20,000 in tbe C lerk’s office. HIS depu ty will b e chosen in a few days.

Oa W ednesday, a b o u t noon, Ju d g e Conover adm inistered tbe oatb o f office to C ounty Clerk-elect J o h n T . H aight. Hon. Holm es W» M[urpby was sw orn In a s D eputy , and the A ssistan ts a re E. W. A rrow sm ltb, J r . , and George L. Adam s. -

T he election o f Mr. H aigh t to th e C lerkship left a vacancy in th e office o f C ounty Col* lector. T he Board o f Freeholders m et on W ednesday and accepted hla resignation , and proceeded to tbe ap p o in tm en t o f h is suc­cessor, T here w ere several cand ida tes, b u t tbe friends o f Hon. W m . 8 . Throckm orton rallied a t tbe cancus during the recess a n d be was m ade tbe nom inee. O n reassem bling a t 2 o 'c lock he was elected Collector. T wo m em ­b ers—M essrs. Cooper and Snyder—did n o t vote. ..

the fate of Senator M. B. .Quay, of Penn­sylvania, They have advised him to tell all he knows, reBlgn from the National Committee, keep his month shut, stay with the Committee, and do many other things. Some have even counselled patience and a suspension of judgm enttm -tbe part of the more rabid d e tra c to rs ^ Mr. Quay, and tackled the Republican organa for sad­dling the blame, for Pattison’s election as Governor of the Keystone State upon his unfortunate head. Mr. Quay has gone to Florida to refit and flsh, and says > e will be back a t the r&BS6mbll$g^of Congress^ in December, but whether he resigns as chairman of the'N ational Committee or pitches Into hla enemies for their voluml- nous slanders will hot be known until the 'proper tim e comes; Mr, Quay may have w e tn esses but he is not in tbe habit of telling all he knows upon the street cor-

F u r b l i n d P r o h i b i t i o n i s t s .

During the recent term of cour^ While the grand jrfynvas In session, some of our Prohibition friends had the satisfaction of seeing the result o f the working of the

> 'Mon^mouth county jury system as admin-

A merlesMechanics Is to be commended, fo^t^ne feature of its work—the raising o f Amer­ican flags over all the public schools. I t’s an inspiring sight in traveling about the country to note the Btars and stripes Hying In front of these institutions of learning— the places where the future citizens should be taught to reverence the “ emblem of tiie free,” and feel proud that they live to enjoy the benefits o f liberty and learntng.

W ant a W heel? -* Boys an d g irls Interested in the B icycle p re­mium will p lease no te a change in t h e nu m ­be r o f subscribers necessary to secure 16.- B etter term s have been m ade with the m anu- facturere, an d th is a ccoun ts fo r the change Iri fav o r cf^ihlL.young canvassers. Som e have th ough t th a t they m u st secure the fo il num ­be r fo r one length o f tim e, b u t th is Is Incor­rect. F o rty yearly subscribers a t il.50 eacb am ounts to $60, an d w hether th is sum Is .entirely -made tip Jn yearly BUbsorjbers, o r p a r t fo r half y e a r o r th ree m onths, I t is only necessary to secure enough o f ^ach to m ake th e am oun t 160. _ — •. I llu stra tions o f th e B loycle 's-are-no t q u ite ready to publish. The wheels are - tha, well-

t know n Boy’s Ju n io r an d G irl’s Jn n lo r, and a r e recom m ended by those fam iliar w ltb th eir co nstruc tion as th e b est to be had, h Get tp w ork an d see who shall have ihe flrst wbeoi. There a re batf a doeen boys an& glrls already securlog nam es, an d we-wlah them suooosa.

C l u b O f f i c e r s E l e c t e d .

T he Y oung Men’s R epublican C lub’o f Kepi- tu n e tow nship Is one o f^h e few organ laa tlo is o f Its b ind th a t m ain tains an ex istence f r o | | year to year, Tho m em bership Is large and the su ite of room s.In th e M ikado Building;Is an a ttrac tiv e cen tre an d m uch . frequented, especially a t cam paign tim e. - ^

Tbe a nnual m eeting was held Tuesday everf- ln jgantL the^ollow L ng-w crc-tileo ted 'O lB eefe fo rtb e co m T S ig j 'e a r : _ -

President—PW^k L. TenBroeck,1st Vice-president—C r. Samuel Johnson.2d Vice-president—William W. Dorsett.Financial Becrctary—Jameg R. Breece.Recording Becietar*—Marcus D. LeRojr.Treasurer—Joseph u . Weir. Jr.Trustees—U B. Watson, K. L. StafTord, 8. W.

Kirkbrld6, W, W. Dorsett, Lewis R*luear.Audittng Commltteo—Fred A. Leggelt, M.

^ ........ W. Treat.------------- jp commltteo—L. E. Watson,

Youmans, Tbeodoro lluJlek. . v. ,The clnb rooms are open evcry-cvenlng f c a l

the cccoramodaMon of Ing room is well, supplied with current lltera tore for thoso who aro itudloaa and pmfer | | spend, their time In seijf education, oud tbj billiard! and pool tabloa aro open toftlf a t jnoml/^l,^|eer^ M ^trors “should : tfiare/lt a point to drop lu frequently and bring fitiaog- era or friends,of llko political faith. (They will find the society congenial. * Frequent in- terobango of thought ahd opinion will pr<Jvij beneficial.

M r. w in , w!' Lolbort, o f Pblladelphlo, ow n­e r o f a c o tta g e ,a t S ixth and G r^nd avennes, closed I t n p securely* Oct. 1st, an d w ont back to the city , ; L ast M onday he camo dow n to look a fte r th ings a n d found a rea r ,.d o o r Jmd been opened and the bouse raneapked^ Tho a rtic le s miased were m en’s c lo thing,-w om en's dresses, lace c u rta in s , bed clothes, oto,

JNotlco w as a t onco given :t6“Chief Bailey, an d Officer Hogers began to w ork u p th e m at­te r; XIZzlo Rlloy, a colOrod dom estic o f u n ­sav o ry rep u ta tio n , w ho had been a se rv an t a t th e Qottago d u r in g th e sum m er, w as e x ­pected, and her hau n ts , h e a r . (> Hell’s k ltd fiy en ,” wore visited. A p ortion o f th e go w as secured, b u t t h e r e a t b ad been dlstTlb- n ted o r destroyed* Dresses an d bedclothes

;had been to rn In half, an d I tw a s ascerta ined th a t tbe lliley w om an had b u rn ed u p a p o r­tion so as to be tte r hide b e r com plicity la tbeth eft. / '•. ........V'" Jo h n 'Vincent, w ho occupied th e house n ea r |the b rick y a rd where, tbo goods were found, ’was a rrested an d p laced n nder bonds to ap­p e a r a s a w itness. A ccording to h is version o f th a m atter, Llzzlo Riley s ta ted tb a t M rs. L e ib ert gavo- h e r the goods. H e ^ s o said th a t she had d istrib u ted p ortions of tbe goods am ong her friends, giving a p a ir o f troaaors to J a m e s Miles, who had gone to Lakewood to get o a t o f tho w ay. A t the sam e tim e L iz­z ie w aa am ong the m issing. ';< Officer Rogers w ant to Lakowbod on W ed­nesday, found Miles, and b ro u g h t bim tb P a rk n a il . On T hursday m orning be accom ­pan ied tho .officer to L ong B ranch an d secured .the p rinc ipal, Lizzie Riley. She bad obtained w ork In the fam ily o f a leading m erchant.‘ She was b ro u g h t before Ju s tic e Wyokoff

a n d told a p lausible story , charg ing the ro b ­bery, to V incen t wbo,, sho said, had secreted th e goods along file fence a t the b a seb a ll g round , and got b e r to go and g e t tbem i whioh sho did. -

, T be bearing was s e t dow n for - 8 o’cloak on Thursday: afternoon,- a t P ark Hall. The evi­dence was con trad ic to ry , bpt both V incent an d M iles asserted ’th a t Lizzie s to le th e goods a n d they knew no th ing ab o u t th em until she cam e to the house. ^

M r. II. G. C layton m ade a p lea for th e wo man,- and Mr. H aw kins appeared for the State.

J u s tic e W yckoff com m itted a ll ib ree to tbe ca re o f th a new sheriff, Mr. Sm cck, the action n o t belng ballablo in a'JuH tice’s c o u r t ;-

. LIGHT FINOEUED BUUA LEE.W ithou t a d jo u rn in g co u rt, Ju s tic e W yckoff

disposed o f an o th e r case . L^szlo Blley charged E m m a Lee w ltb s tealing a gold ring , w ith pearl se ttings, from the Jewelty s to re o f H. B. Joh n so n a m onth o r-tw o slnco.

LlzzIeHIfey bad been seeja tow -ear the ring, a n d 't o d e a r herself, testified a g a in s t ^b er

~lBIe?Io"g p a ir^ fiF sT a tem e^n ts clearly indtca" -ted 'h a t E m m a took tho rin g whlto Mr. J o h n ­son was show ing a w atch to an o th er custo­m er, and th a (. she secreted It In her »hoo. The r in g is now in the. poaaession of F eter Force, w ho la o n t of th e place. Both wero com n e t­ted w ithout ball.

A p a ir of ear riugs ts also m issing an d I t Is believed tb a t they will bo recoverod' before long..- • •; ; ■

Flow ers that B l o o m F a l l .V R ev. Jo h n Llgglnsj a form er m issionary to

C h ina a n d .Japan, h as sen t (fie J o urna l a bbuquet-of ra re chrysan them um s, a l l grow n tn th e garden o f bis . residence o n F irs t ave­nne. The collection Is brillian t In co lors and tin ts , an d am TO g^heusTaSe'i’he"'**^Duchess” and th e ‘‘ Tem ple o f S o l o m o n , tw o late d o o m in g b u t very beau tifu l Varieties. M r. Llggtna’ ta s te tn floricu lture Ib m uch adm ired by th o hu n d red s w ho pass h is residence d ur­in g tbe tim e th e na tiona l flower of Ja p a n Is in fu ll b loom . ~ . . >

The W heelm en/to Contest.« T b a Aabury P a rk W heelm en’s C lnb has a rran g ed for a little trial o f speed on upper M ain s tre e t to tak e plao& on the afternoon, o f T hanksg iv ing d a y ,_beginning a t 8 o 'clock.. The flrar ran ; will# be a half mile for all wheels, A sbnry .^g^^hee lm en only, the cb^rfie frcjnnW ffl f c S M ^ ^ g ^ j o A:one . •

T he second ru n w ill b e a half m ile for. ordi­n a ry w h e e ls^ p e h to all amaUjnrs. . ... .>

The th ird rnn , a h a lf mile fo r sa fo l^ wheels •only, o p e n to all. ,.. T he foujfth will b e a q u a rte r mile dash for sa fe ty wheels only, for m em bers o f the club.

A Thankless Corporation.The a b a n d o n tn fn t of J h e Je rsey coast re-,

so rts t ^ t b e New York AsyLong Branch Rail­road is peotiUariy exaspera ting because of w h at som e o f those tow ns bave done fo r the ro ad . Mr. B radley, w ho founded A abury Park^ g^ve the railroad free r ig h t o f Way tbrongb the town; bU iir th e N orth Asbury P a rk depot, paid fo r half the m ain depo t, and even w ent so far a s to pay the w ages o f a baggagem an a t one o f the s ta tio n s all bust sum m er. T he fre igh t business a t th a t place Is 'the heaviest on (be road, and o ften am ounts to fifty cars a day, b n t nevertheless. Only seven passenger t ra in s a re a llo tted to tno eor- vlpe th is w in ter.—-iV. .•

Because pf One Sian's Pluck.■ \ ' ;r- :• ' " ’ •i Since the opening o f M r. Scbw ager's Peo- pIe’sr8 tore, on Cookm an avenue betw een Bodd an d E m ory, business a n d ..values h ave tak^n a n upw ard Jum p. T he new d ry goods palace Is o rn a te iu Ita .'w ay . ! T he fro n t, a lthough nom inally one story , Is im posing w ith Its wide s tre tches o f p late g loss an d o rnam en tal w oodw ork. E lectric ,lam ps b righ ten u p the neighborhood a n d those who occupy s to res in •the yiOlnUy. h ave no ticed a poraeptlblo ln- crease in their, trad e because the new estab ­lishm ent a ttrac ts strangcM as woll as o u r reg u lar residents; M r. Boh w ager’s fcuccecs a t th ta location Is a lready a ssu ted .

Fiist Steam ers South.There’s com petition th is fa ll for fioatherp

tourists. T he well-known •OC^&n S team sh ip Com pany, rea liz ing the fac t th a t m any As bury P ark and Ocean G rove people, w ith o th ­ers who spend tb e lr sum m ers h e re a n d a re reg u lar readers .of T its J ournal, go to m ore congenial c lim ate befo re oold weatbe^, preeeut some in fo rm ation In o u r advertising colum ns fo r th e ir consideration . I t is. tho b oast of tbo Com pany th a t tbelr s team ers a ^ tbe fas test th a t carry th e A m erican flag, and tbe accom m odations provided fo r passengers equal to tbe b e s t Thoso w ho co n tem pla te ;a S outhern to n r should b y a ll m ean s open co r­respondence w ith tb e Oceap S team ship Co. through their New Y ork offlM o r fchtf' l^cal representative , M r. J . B . Thoh) pson, o f Ocean Grove, who will give ra tes a n d snpp ly p am ­phlets an d folders th a t co n ta in 'm u e b vaiua: ble Intorraation. -i. - V

G roceries at W fiolesale.M. LI Btinim an Co, a re fitting u p their

second floor for the p n rpose o f estab lish ing a reg u la r wholesale grocery business. There Is n o t a p lace n o r a n estab lishm en t anyw here along the coast th a t has b e tte r facilities to carry on a business o f th ls k lnd , an d the suc­cess o f the ven tu re Is n o d o u b t an assu red f a c t

I t Is snob an d sim ilar un d ertak in g s th a t helpi to develop ABbury; P a rk a s a business center.

^Buildl og\ Notes.^ M^. Wtn. Mills h as given the co n tra c t fo r h is new residence o n E igh th av en u e to B enja­m in A lbertson a t |8 ,891. A, A. Taylor will a tten d to the m asou work . ' ‘

tA'biR fo ?Hiding th e W lnans co ttage op Aabury ave­

nue near G rand. D. W . R obbins & Co. Will do the b rick lay ing an d p lastering .

M rs. E . W ood, o f T ren to n , Is to e rec t a f i r e thousand d o lla r co ttag e in O cean a ro v e , .N» H . K ilm er h as the c o n tra c t. : ; -■

C arm an & Holbrook havo the co n tra c t for M rs. M ulfo td 's add ition to th e M ultord House-, Ocean Grove. I t Is to4)ost $3,200.

T he Library Public.— M onday evening, Nov. I7tb, a t 8 o ’olock, lu L ibrary H all, to l l -b e held tbo flrst of tbe au tum n and w inter en terta inm ents fo r the bonoflf o f th e L ib rary A ssociation. A n ex- coltont program baa been p rep a red ,.a s the following will p ro v e :

P lano so los by Mrs. R. V, J t ’ploy, Mlfs C handler and. Miss C lara Cornell.

V iolin d u e t by M asters Bam m an and San­ford.

Vocal eo!o& by Mlpscs U rid eg ra ffan d D a1R ecita tion by Mtas Efflo Ilagerm an.Tbo whole to couoludo with the b righ t little

ploy, “ A Love o f a B oonot,” C haracte rs to be taken by tho M isses M itchell, Jelllff, 8tiger, Borden, Miller an d nam m onu .

Adm ission 16 cen ts ; Children 10 cents.

H ands Off". 4Two com tnunicatlons have reaohed tbls

office from residents o f A sbury P a rk w bo aro averse to ' ‘ im p ro v in g M L ibrary Square. T hey plead fo r ru stio s im plicity , a n d hope the Com m issioners w ill, n o t glvo tb e lr consen t to m odernizing i t in- som e o f th e ; w ays sag-, gested. B oth 'artic les w ill a p p e ar n e x t week;

. .The m em bers of- the execu tive comm '.t.ee o f tbo L ibrary A ssociation a re requested to

T he A dam s Express Co. has oonolnded -to m eet a t th e close o f tho en te rta in m en t Mol refuse a ll dealings with th e lottery com panies. * day nlgbVto tra n sa c t business o t lmpo?tanoe,

Ko ll o f Honor*w - ^ T ^ w lo g p u p tis 'b av e n o t li& b iH w a t

J 3 d y d u rin g m onth ending Nov. 7 ,t5 9 0 ;A PatUAttT.

Liltatt Esrdeu?'- . Grace Boyce, EtJdlo Fielder, Howard Kroehi, Etbol Parker, George Sherman,

Befialo Bird, • Alvin Cllver.C George Hunt, John MatthewB, Anna Powers, Harvey Wilson,

Willie Wright, u pm haey . , •...

Harry-Bamman, Minnie Byram, Martha llelslcy, Winnie Hetrick,Viols Ingersoli, Freddie* Lew la, Bertie Parker, Charles Still wagon, Peter TenBroeck,

Edith Brown, ' 'Emma Cady,AllcoHunt,

, Thomas Herbert, Raymond Landis,

-Joseph O’Rourfce,Lily Schwager,Wlule Smoct.

n, Mamie VanCleaf,_LeRoy VanZlle-

O PBlBfASY.Fred Brown, Ella Boyce,fra n k Carson, Ida Lane,Emma Lewis, Addle May Weir,

Doris Weeden.

Sent tlie B oat to Sea.W est Grove baa its gang^pf h 90d lam s like

m any ,other place?, an d they enjofr mlBchie^as' well a s tb e average. L ast week fo u r of them , n am ed A lb ert a n d Eddfe Cboyce, Jo h n Me N abb and William- Bond, to o k D errick Hoag- tftad’s boat o n t o f tbe lake, launched It in to th eb o e a p , an d a fte r having their fun with it* s e n t It a d rif t. C om pla in t w as en tered before Ju s tic e Wyokoff an d th e cu lp rits w ere b rough t beforo him; T hey were sentenced to pay $18, th e value of tb e boat, an d If n o t paid to be

"locked u p . Young B ond appoared on W ed­nesday an d p a id h is share.

Beer B ottles Must Not B e Solti.A lb ert Faser, w ho fo r eotne tim e U&s been

industriously picking u p beer bottles, th ink he had enough fo r a s h ip m e n t p u t op three, barrels and took them to th e fre igh t s ta tion . M ichael B arrett go t wind o f th e s h lp m en tan d caused A lb ert’s a rre s t. The hearing la set dow n before J u s tic e B orden f o r S a tu rd ay . I t Is a m isd em ean o r to sell o th er people’s beer bottles, .

A l l S l i o u l d l l e s p o i t d .

. T here w a s no m eeting of the Board of T rade W ednesday evening, a large n um ber o l the ae tlve m em bers being engaged In the dlrectora* m eetings a t tbo banka. T ha m eet i a f f i i ^ b e bpui o n in esd a y e v e ^ n g "nexC lis avoid conflict. I t la to be hoped tb a t all memberatwill bo present, aa Im portant m at­te rs a re to be presen ted for tb e action o t tbe Board..

Golden W edding Anniversary,Mr. E . L, S tafford an d wlto p a rtic ip a ted Ip

the golden w edding anniversary o f Mr. and Mrs. R- C. Stafford, a t B lackwoodtowh, Mon day evening. T here waa a large oom pany of relatives and Trlends present, and m any beau tlful articles In Bolld gold woro p resented.

New Brunsw ick D istrict Conven­tion

a t r in sT w. e. catm tfti, nov . IU, 1890 iO (W At m.—D evotional exercises. Rev. C. B.

Fisher:lO W A r M ^ ^ T a e Relatlou o f Offiolal Men to

tbe Means of G race.” Rev. G, 8. 8ykes. 11.00 a. M —“ M etbodUm an d T em perance.”

Rov. Jo h n W, M orris.»1 9.00 p. m —’J*Systematic O lvlng.” Rev. R. i B. Qtevcn8on. - n 'i- - - •845 p. M —* 'C barob E xtension .” Rov. Dr.

Spencer. " *91 5 p. m .—4*Southern E ducation .” Rov.

Dr. Chadwick: ’’’ ' ?'.!'*;M.—A ddress hy I^ev- Chaplain Mo-

: Cobe, D. D. j ’T v* ■ ■ ■ S inging by tbe W byto bro tbeir, o f C anada

A.U invited . .. .J v

Union TliaukSKlvluR Service.

T he Churches.V>: • XtBTHOblBt. . ' ' ' "H' 7 ^

F irs t M. E . Qhurbh, Rev. G. C. M addook, p lu to r ... S w v Iw ;a t : i t f ^ A ^ ii . ; a u d j '7.80' p . m. T hejjnbJeot fo r even ing , *' The L o st L o rd .”---- --------- ---------

FIHBT PRESDITBUIAN. :;:, -■:T he pasto r, Rov. .Dr. C handler, will p reach .

M orning serm on, “ T ho jp y o f L ife .” T h e : Y o u n g ' ^bpiofs prayer-medtihg^^at J b 'o |oo^. T h e u&ual service In the ev'eblng. ' ' ^ ’.^ 7 r*

: LUTHEBA r. . • ,* E n g ljsb L u th e ra n - services^ will be held in

Y. M . C. A . H a ll, o v er the post-office* a t 10.45 a . m. a n d 7,80 p.

Rev. W m , A ehm ead Sohaeffer will oonijuot tho Bfcrvlccs n e x t S qnday,

’ WESTMINBTBR PRBBBVTEBIAN.Rov. S . E dw ard Young, th e pastor* will

preach. M orning prelude, S ta n l e y a n d h is W ork,” an d reg u la r serm on. E ven ing serv ice Conducted b y l u M, C. A. i special serm on by P aato r Young.

. . ■ BAPTI8T. .. ./Services In the m orn ing a t the Usual honr.

T he pasto r will preaoh In th e evening. ,' .. m' • ; ',: '* r k fo r m b d o sc rn c n . ' • : > Vr.. ’ -■ pervlcefl a t l0 .80^A ^xLjio4-780 p4 Mt 8un- i>8chpol a t 2.80. C hristian E ndeavor pray­

e r m eeting 0.45. D r.Soudder^V Ill p reach .EPISCOPAL.

Trinity^Church, co rn e r G ran d an d ABbury avenues, R ev. A. J . M iller, rec to r. Snnday servIoes^-Holy C om m union ,'7 .8 0 ; serm on a t 10.80; even 'song , 7.80. W eekdays—M orning p ray er a t 9 o’c lo c k ; on T h u rsd ay ^ m orn in g p ray e r a t 8 B0 ; Holy Com m union a t 9. 8un- day-sC hoblat 2.80. ' V! ' . ' \-

Court Summary.T he tria l of- th e Ind ic tm en t agalnBt R obert

C. P endleton for disorderly house a t Aabury P a rk (selling liquor a t the O pera H ouse d ru g store), w as m oved o p N ovem ber 5, b u t as none of th e d e fe n d a n t’s w itnesses appeared the case w as postponed. Dr. K in m onth bad b e e n served w ith a subpoena but- failed? to respond. T h e C o u rt o rdered a ru le to suOw cause to be served o n th e d o c to r w h y he Should n o t b e pnnlahed for contem pt. H e sa id he know n o th in g a b o n t the case.

I t w as announced th a t d u r in g th e th ree days1 sp°«Ion o f th e C o u rt o n th e reg istry lis ts sixty-*, seven app lica tions were received fo r perm is­sio n to have n am es entered .

O n Friday an o th e r d isorderly h o u se case cam e to tria l.- . Nelson V . Giles, p ro p rie to r o f a bu tcher shop o n Main, s tree t, A sbury P a rk / waa the defendant. H is testim ony‘-was deci­dedly lame. He s a id tb a t he m erely kep t beer o n s to rag e In bis Ico-bpx for custom ers and

boarders,” an d th ey p a id him fo r It. O f course th e in ju red Innocen t w ouldn’t d o such a th ing aa th e B ta te ’sw ltn essessw o re to . T hey sa id b e sold beer for five cen ts a bottle , n o t once b u t m any tim es. Tbe case ended, in & kicking m atch botw een p ro secu to r and coun­sel, and a fte r a s tro n g c h a rg e by Ju d g e Con­o v er the ju ry sw indled an o u traged public by disagreeing. ,

L B it^ lo n d ay E dw in R . Bnrdlck, keeper o f the speak-eaSy 'know n a s tbe O rien ta l d ru g store, was tr ie d u n d e r th e tecbnleal Indlot- m en t of disorderly bonse^ Burdlok p leaded the baby ac t, an d w id h em ere ly r a n tbe d ru g store for Dr. Jo h n Cj F aby , a g a in s t whom a n indict m en t w as found las t year fo r the sam e offence. ■This y ea r 'th e p iescrtp t lou w rite r w aa •• D r.” H enry, who sa id on th e s ta n d tb a t h e was also a c le rk . H is d iagnosis o f cases usually resu lted In prescrib ing whiskey o r b ran d y as required. The tw o d e tec ilves w ho b ro k e np the N ep tu n e C lub testified to tb e reg u lar sa le of liquors a t tbe p lace by the defendan t aud “ D r.” H enry, an d produced b o ttle ^o f wbta key w blch they b ad b ough t lo t 25 cents apiece. Burdiek denied th a t be b ad pold a n y liquor e x c e p t o a prescription—ih e prescrip tions of.

\ l eiooJ pl*toB. '*BrJ- Hoorjr. BetOBdani’s ' ooanacl dutered tho detecti.ea and conald-

ered tbelr aellons worse tban tha rntasellera. Mr. J o h n F . H aw kins, of Asbury P a rk , a ssis t­ed the-State’s a tto rnoy , a n d tbe final outcom o is duo m ainly to b is lab o rs a n d ' argum ent! H e asked for pro tcotion to th e in te rests of A sbury P a rk .. H e sa jd th a t th e place bold second position in tho h e a lth jls t o f th e S tate , au d y e t was burdened w ith nearly a score o f alleged d ru g s to re a H e loft th e Jury to sur- mleo w bat they wero a ll th ere for, Instancing tho O riental ru m pbop as a fa ir sam pte of m ost o f th e o tbors. The ju ry convfcled Bur- diok In sho rt order. H e w as sentenced la te r to p ay a fine o f $250 a n d costs . H is counsel took the usual ap p eal.

Tbo ball o f F . W. P resco tt, one of the4 N ep­tune C lub em ployes, w bo w as a rre s ted In A ugust on tb e d isorderly house ch arg e an d for m ain tain ing a gam bling place, 'w a s de d a re d fo rfe ite d .' I t Is rep o rted th a t P resco tt Is a t H ighland, N ^X * ’^where he bas opened a w atch a n d jew elry s to re . —— •--- -~. T h e app lica tion o f counsel for H alsted P o­land, for a postponem ent o f tria l u n til Deo, 11, w as granted . T he ch arg e is a ssau lt an d battery .

R obert C. Pendleton , th e A sbury P a rk liquor aeller, waa o n T h u rsd ay allow ed to go on bis ow n recogn izance u n til th e n e x t term of co n rt. ■ •

J . T ay lo r, o f M ataw an . w as conv icted of atrocious., assault- o n h la wife aud sentenced tcrtw o yeari"1tf S tk ttfp riso n . ^

C o u rt ad jo u rn ed ijl l N §v^34 t0 h ea r appeal

POR RENT. -

TO LET, FURNISHED, ;;■ifntll ‘April 1 comfortable hbuso. 18 rooms, twio double heaters; fivo-mlnutea’ walk ftom railroad Btatlon. Inquire of T. F rank Apploby.

1 BARN FQR,Corner Munroe and Grand avenues, . Apply &t J ournal office.

FOR ^ ALE,A slx-room cottage on Mt. Ilermon W ay and Whitfield avenuo, Ooean Grovo. Artesian w a te r and sewer connection* Address '

■ . . ISABELLA REID, Jamosburg, N. J .

■ W i S L K f T E D .A8 BUHY PABK PROPERTY TO RENT,

SELL OR EXCHANGE.pur long experience gives us great facilities for wot is ting euccessfully. Twenty-four years* ref- CM from patrons, . B. A. DAILEY,

74 W. 86th St., New York City,

B S A 3 I E .

B a r g a in f o r H o in e lo d y .

A S e v e n -R o o m C o t la i r e , only six lots from the. Ocean, front.. Two thousandj dollars. Nicely furnished. ,

. D. C. COVERT, 27,Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean O rorc

WAN1Cottages or Lots

Asbury Park ^ ktokanqe Philadelphia Property near my Office.

v 0 . HARRY 8H6WAKER,Conveyancer and Jtotary.

Office—Cor. 17th and Oxford Sts., Phllada, Pa.

For Sale Cheap. 0-Rootai HoubQ, and Lot

SSxlOO, on MunrCto Avo, near Emory St.P B tC E 9S ,30Q If sold a t once,, Address or

call on W. fl. JONES. , .Onpremises, or Coal Yard, Main Street and

Second Avenue. .

N O C A S H .At “beautiful" AVON-bj-ths-Sa few choice cottage sites, In solect locations, a t very low prlees. for imm ediate Jmprovecdent. N o c a a h r c q n i r o d . Addres9 E. BATCHBLORo r see ROB BUT C. LOVE, Agent, a t A von-by- tbe*8ea, form erly Kev East Beach,

BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE, On Easy Terms— Fully Furnished.

Finely locatcd a t North Aabury Park, second block from Ocean, 24 rooms., Has done a splendld business. Owner otherwise eu gaged. Pnco $9,000. $3,000 down,,balance in easy yearly lnBtalments. Address nA. B„" care Jouenai, ofllco.

P o i S a j ^ ;Farm, 80 Acres, at Deal Beach, N. J,

(Kennedy Homestead) 10 m inutes from - 1IL K station . •

' 4000 PEACH TREESin full bearing. Good buildings. Land suitable for track and garden farm ing. Price moderate. Term s easy.

“ O rw im ? k ® ® IT rT 0 r t5 n f i’0f"fearS"f5 good ten a n ta t m oderate rent. Address

ISAAC C. KEN N EDY, Asbury Park, N. J .

A R A R E C H A N C ELAHD AKD COTTAGES FOB SALE

AT DE^L D E A fll.

Tbo subscriber, wishing to retire, olfers bis tw o cottages and acres of lan d In lota to sutt

Mono of the finest e itaatlouaou the \ ?ast, and n o hseommendatton neoessary

-,Tltle pettfeot. T erm s essy. - 8. W . HENDRICKSON,

- ; . D eal Beach, N . J .

W . M . P A W L E Y A C O .

Well i t la a long timia since we have salfl riythlng'new to you, thrpVigh theso col-

un^ns. l^ o t becnuse we have bad nothing t« i^yt^^becaUfle#T ^liavea,t had tim e to say it—and the Jo u iin a l people inform us they don’t furnish “ brains’?-to fill adver­tising space. '. ^ . 1 W hat do you think of our Autumn wea­ther t We BDppqpeyou like it. So do wet. . Only Jack- . Frost Is not demonstrative enough t0 help us M move 0 2” some,of our heating stoves. They hav6 moved though, juat the same; many of them even if tire- weather has not been the most favorable Still we have lots to sell, and we hope you jvlll not wait until a lively cold snap so . adds to the everyday prsss of orders, &cM that we cannot wait upon you as we would like to.. Look out for three flrstclafla par» lor stoves which we will place in one of our windows next Saturday- and hi ark at astonhbthgly low prices. See. (i, V- -

1 No. 11 Junior Novelty, new patterb, self feed, U in. fire-pot; price $ 10, net. cash. Form er price, $15.

1 No. 17 Glide, Square Bose Burner,- nickel and tile trimmings; $16, net cash. t former price, $^4. ..

l.N o. 240 Brilliant Diamond; Full Re­turn F lu e , /^ a Kettle Attachment, nickeb- and.tUo trimmings; price, $18. Formerly

No uiore of “ them. *Take ’em quick. "Wabt tbe Toom. _■

W. M. PAWLEY & CO.,

T h e L e a d in g St o v k D e a l e k s o f t h e N e w J ei'ib e y Co a st .

100-1(58 Mafn St ., • Abbwiv Pauk, N .J .;

Ilousb^arnlsh ing Goods,Carpets, Oil ClothBt Rugs, &c.

A S U S U A L .

SALES

SaturdayAND

Monday,

1891.Harper’s Young People

AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

The Twelfth Volume o f .Uaner's Younj People begins on November 4,1890. ' This best and most comprehensive weekly in the world for young readers presents a rich and attractive programme. In Action there will be •' Campmates: - A Story of the Plains,” by K irk M unroe; " Mon of Iron,” a romance by Howaid Pyle, w ith Illustrations by th e au thor;. “ Flying Hill Farm .” by sopble $W ett; “ The Moon Prince,” by R. K. Munklt- r lo k ; and “ Yeliowtop,” by Annie Bronson King.

,In addition to theso five serials, there w ill be stories In two or tbreo parts by Thomas Nelson Page, BJalmar Hjorth Boyesen. Edwin LAssetter--------------— . . . --------- Wil-

and. ____________ ______ ____________ ure,games and sports, with hundreds of illustrations

Bynner, Harriet Prescott Spoflbrd, Mary E. Wil­kins, Nora Perry, and othera. Short stories, and articles on science, history, travel, adventure,

Tli© “Old Stand” Eu lurked.Ou tw o Saturday* late ly a t J o b W te ln b ac h ’s

“ 0 !d S tand ,” w hen th e specla l opening sales w ere in progress, the e a sb rece lp ts were g re a t­er than od any previous day In th e h istory o f the store, exoopt In th e height' o f th e sum m er season. T here a re specia l fea tu res th is w eek fo r new and .o ld custom ers.

T he dem and f o r add itional room bas been so g rea t recen tly th a t M r. S te lnbacb has ren ted half of M r. Charles E . B orden 's sto re o u the north , a n d will open passagew ays be? tw een. T he change will b e m ade ab o u t J&n- n a ry 1, au d wlil. increase th e ,a re a o f tb e Old 8 tand_about.onchth ird ,..

A Great Sportldpf Paper.TK e'N ew -Sork Sporting Times, a fte r N ov .’

23, wll'i be enlarged to a 16-page paper, the else of f la ip ^ r’s o r F rpnk Leslie's, thus m aking It tho largest 5-cent sp o rtin g jo u rn a l published In America, * 1 ^ ts the in ten tio n o f tbe pub­lishers to m ake it the m ost valuable sporting paper issued, and the following departm ents will be edited by th e m ost experienced w riters; Baseball, athletic*1, football, b o x in g ,'b lo y - o lln g ; In fac t, th e p ap e r will cover a ll o u t ahd Indoor sports . T be sn b scrip tlo n price Is only 13 a y ea r and va luab le prem ium s a re given away free wltb each BUbscriptlpn '8dnd y o u r b a rn a a n d ’address fo r prem ium lis t a n d a sam ple copy, v Secure one y early anbHorlp-

^ ’tlon and theyTillW find y o u an e x tra copy free, for si x m o n th s/A d d resa S p o rtin g T im es, Box 611 New York city.

The B asaar, u nder tbe snperln tondence of the lad les o f F irs t M. E . Church, closed very successfully T horeday evening; A ll. the booths wore filled w ith fancy and'tlfi^ful a r t i ­cles. The lad les vied w ith each 'o th er In their a tlen tio u to v i s i t o r . ; O nen o ticeab le fea tu re p ^ h e fa ir w as 'tbe “ Couni ry Store,” k^pt by

^W yokoff A Cornell/ T he Ju s tic e , lay log aside for the tim e t h e . ju d ic ia l erm ine,, filled well the 'position o f a n old- fashioned cOm^ry slorekeeper, .whlle Mr. J . H , Cornell enacted tbe role o r s ilen t p a rtn e r with g race an d dlg-iiity .V . ' . ; _ ... ‘ . ) v ^

Quito a n u m b er o f subscribers J o - t h e Boll F opd , who bavo n o t yet p a id tb e lr money, announce th a t ttfcy .wlftTtto$ -diO-;to u ^ t l l i t IbT b e B a p tk t, R eform ed, P resb y terian an d ____

M ethodist oburches o f A sbury Park will hold I se ttled th a t tbe bell lB to bavo a cen tra l Ioca A tiu lo n T hanksgiving service o n Nov. 27tb,' | t lo n . , The proposal to lo ca te it tem porarily j S 'ih e Haformtid C hurch , co rner of G rau^ and la th e B aptist s teeple does n o t m eet w ith th eir

„ S onall avenues I te r . 6. E dw ard -Y oung, approval. Tbe Gommfsslonrira sboutd select - 1 p as to r o f W estm inster P resbyterian Cburob, a site th a t will bo acoeplable to .tb e m ajo rity . ?-Will prqaoh the serm on. . 77 U -i of con ttibn to ra . * „ -

o f the highest character, will render Harper's Young People for 1801 unrivalled os a miscellany o t the best reading for boys and girls.

•* The best weekly publication for young people In existence. Is edited with scrupulous care and attentlonjotlL instructton and entertainment are mlngtod in 'its pages In Just tbe right propor­tions to captivate the minds o f tho young, ana at the same time to develop tbefr thinking pow er/’ —N. Y. Observer,

TE R M S: P ostage P repa id , $2 a Year.X I I begins November 4 ,1890.

Volumes VIII., X. and 'X I. o f llarpefs Young People bound in cloth will be sent by m all, post­age paid, on receipt of $3.60 each. The other vol­um es are ont o fp iln t.

specimen copy tail on receipt ctf a tioo-ceni stamp.Single Numbeis, Five Cents each.Remittances should be made by *Post Office

Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss. ■’Jftimpaper* are not fa copy ihis advcriimaati with-

tiui tfie txjm*! order o f flAapEa * Bbotiiebs., Address: HARPER & BROTHERS, New Yobk

1891.H a r p e r ’ s B a z a r .

'^‘'ILLUSTRATED.

pITarper's Basar is a Journal for tho Iromo. Jiv ing th e latest information with recrard to the B^shiqns, its numerous. Illustrations, fashion-plates^ and attern^Bheet____ _____ ______________jiem ents a re India-penaable alike to tb e home oreBs^makerand tho professional.modiste. No expense la spared In making Its artistlo attractiveness of the highest order. I ts clever abort stories, parlor plays, and thoughtful essays satisfy a ll tastes, and Its laat page ia fam ous as a budget of w it and humor. In Its weekly issues everything is included which is of Interest'to wotnont* During 1801 Agnes B. OrmBbee will w rite a sorles of articles ou ** The House Comfoitable," Juliet Corson will trea t or “ Sanitary Living,” and an Interesting: succes­sion of papers on “ Woman In Art and UiBtory,” superbly Illustrated, will bo furnished by Theo­dore Child. Tha serial Rtorlea wlUbo by W alter Besant and Thomas Hardy.

H A R P ER ’S ’ PER IO D IC A LS.i.;'/. i»«r Vear:

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Address: HARPER & BROTHERS. New Yobk.

PASTURE FOR HORSES■ "8. ' -...... ■ - • ■■ ■

and Board for.the Winter,a t reasonsb!o rates, on tbo Interlaken Farm, near Asbury Park. Apply lo Robert Potent, a t tho farm, or address Box 608, Anbury Park, N. J.

O L D S T A N D :

M a i n S t . a n d L a k e A v e .

■ m t u , jc tc .

THE PHILADELPHIA,607 Third Ayenuo,

Opposite E d u ca tio n a l'U allT a rk . Term s for ' August,-$7 to $10; Fall and W inter, $5 to 18 ; Table board, $ i. Special term s to families. Ex­cellent table. Open the eutire,year.

- . ^ -M . J . CAMP.

H Y C E I A H O T E L ,Central avenue, P itm an to fldcCllntock, "

OCEAN GROVE, N . J .,Open a l l the year fo r perm anent o r tran sien t guests. Steam h ea t, com fortable rooms, excel­len t table. Very reasonable term s.

S A N I T A R I U Mfo r the treatm ent of diseases by All m odern 1m- proved rhothods. Trained nprses. Best profes­sional and surgical skill. Medicated gases.1 Nursea furnished a t p rivate houses. Also port­

able Medicated Vapor B aths; Compound o r puro O xygens appara tus for Inhalation of hot air, 400 deg. to 600 deg.; also EleotrloUy and Massage. Turkish, Rufslan and o ther Baths a t tbe 8anltarlum . Outside practice lim ited to con­sultation and th e special ties of. the Institute. (Send-fortrtrouiar descriptive of the w ork o f the Sanitarium .) -D. M. BARR, M. D., Prop’r. Graduate Jeff. Med. Col., Phlla.. Member Penna.

State, Phlla.-: County and Phlla. Obst. Socie­tie s ; Consulting Physician Phlla. M. E. Or- phanage-t-Sutgc^BoatTTwG. A. R., Phlla.

Dressmaking Parlors. <Mrs. J . M. Connery, of New ark, formerly, o f-

S tem Bros., New York, h a s opened -her parlors and has. on view tho la te s t models in Bummer, Suits, W raps and Jackets. KINGSLEY ST.,* -

. N ex t to W eat End Hotel (up stairs.)'

M R S . E . W . F E R R I S ,

DRESSMAKING IN ALL ITS.Jfi&NGHES.Frenoh combination eyst'em of cu tting and’fit­

ting ladioa’ and children’s dresses and coata. Tailor finish' In cloth a specialty. C utting 'and fitting. 612 FI m i AVENUE.

MORROW, D A U CO.C a t e r e r s , B a k e r s ,

V —AND— ■ ■ * ' '

ICE CREAM MAKERS,81 Montgomery Street,

J E R S E Y C I T Y .

Weding Feasts, Party Sup­pers andCollations

served oyerywherei,. . .

B R ID E * S C A K E S always on .band.

i p p p n r i jyj--ordercd by mail o r wire * l u i . L n L A m promptly expressed. .T e a — quarts retail or tw enty quarts wholesale; - to . churches, Ac^i expreesageftee. -

A u c t i o n S a l e... — o y — ■ ' ' , ;

3000 Slieaves Cornstalks, MONOU, NOVEMBER 17, (180,

a t 8 p. m., a t the’fnteriak'en Farm, near Aibury Park. Terms mid conditions a t sale. -t •

BOWMAN K1BKSP.

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ASBURY PARE JO U R N ^L f^A T ^^Y rS O Y E M B E R iBTTMoTV .

and M O N M O U T H R E P U 8L IC A N .

B A TO R D A Y , N O V E M & E B 15 ,1890,

B ates o f Advertlalng.

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L ocal Notiobb.—A Ural tad num ber o f looal notices w ill bo adm itted a t the ra te o f fifteen cen ts per line. Thoy will be placed a t th e hot* to m o f th e lo c a l colum ns o n lr, and muBt h a re

adv ” a t th e end. Whon continued fo w freeks y t longer, a d iscount of 25^or c o n t la allowed;

Tbmis.—Yearly advertisem ents a re " ' 'y , In advquarterly , in advanco: advertisem ents fo r less

period th an th ree m onths a re oash.

• Geo. P. Rowell * Co., 10 Spruoe s t , New York.W. W. Sharp ss Co.. 81 Park Row, New York.Edwin Alden & Bro., 140 Nassau s t . New York,

and Clnolnnatl.J . H. Bates, 41 P a r t Row, N ew York.N, W. Ayer & 8on, Times Building. P blla’d.P ra t t & Co., N inth and Arch s ts ./P h lla ’iLWill reoolve advertisem ents fo r Tma <

At regular oubllshed rales.I a a l i a s e s wo reserve the ------

advertisem ent th a t mav be oblactlonabi

a J^CHSAT*,

a r ig h t to re ie o t any -khletoos.

L e s a l N o t ic e s .O ur friends w ill pleaso b ea r In m ind t h a t Tn*

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m any o thera It Is o p tlo n a fw l& fhe’

JounWALis a legal newspaper, and aa proper m edium for all legal n vertlsem ents belong to na

___ ia thenotices. Some ad*

while w ith

ested as to w hat papCFfhould publish them.e p arty inter- ilisbthei

IM JFroe^H otfces.** .By^jnntnal J& ^ e m e n t, and bv reoommei

^ tlo n of the New Jersey Editorial Assodlat-—, tho newspapers of Asbury P ark h ave decided t( aboUah tho unfair and unw arranted custom o! giving free looal notloea to en tertainm ents of any kind which havo aa their objeot th e raising of money for tho benefit of societies o r In d t Vldnala. H ereafter wo shalU®afce a charge of 21ve cents per line to-residents an l« ten cents per line to travellnj? o r outside companies o r persons

The festive so ft olam Is now r ip e an d Juicy,

'* A chan go of tim e ta b le Is announced for S unday, Nov. 16.

Geo. E Iloppor has added a n tfleotrlp lig h t to tbo outside a ttrac tio n s o f -h is fam ish ing s to re .

-* **>- ----- ----------- r------- .Bad w eather on Tuesday necessita ted one

BeasloD a t the public schools. The children wore dism issed a t 1 o’clock for the day.

Com pany A. was out for drill on M onday n ight with nearly fo rty In line. Tho newly organized d rum corps g a te then^ m arching tim e 1o good order, ‘

Tho tra in to and from Cam den via. Tom s '■ttlver haa .beep restored by connection w ith th e Vi 50 tra in from New Y ork a t P o in t P leas­a n t on M ondays an d Saturdays.

Dr. C handler will preach In FJrst Presbyte rian C hnrch, Sunday morning, on “ T h e J o y

_ — o t-L l/e/^w hloh-w aa-announced fo r-tast-B ab^ ba th . The evening service will be as usual.

The Dsnny Neu>s has doubled its s lxe-after » w eek’s ex istence and addecL tbe word Z>a%.

° I t ’s a big nam e fOr a little’ p ap er. W hy n o t drop the t tn n y and m ake the nam e sim ply D ally Ifea t?

The pavilion over th e b a th houses a t Asbury. avenue, p u t np las t sum m er for th e u se of the

• ..beach band, haa been roofed over, m aking an ' adm irable place from which to give evening

concerts in tb e fu tu re . V------- -— l i - ‘

vff ailsu b sc r ip tio n s to th e 3 o urw A l. They

a re an x io u s for one of those bloyeles which a re to bo given aB pretnlamB. T he Uat to r e ­vised tb ls week. Look a t It. .

A sale of cem etery p lo ts will take p lace a t H am ilton M. E , Chi * •' J — - *' * '

-"L o n g Branch Is ag ita ted over Ihe proposed build ing o f a tboueand-room hotel npar the

The flrst Library en te rta in m en t fo r this Rea­son will be held on M onday n ight a t th e Hal}, G rand and F irs t avenues.

M embers of C. K, H all P o s t D rdm C orps a re requested to m eet on M onday n ig h t tn M anning Bnildlog a t 7 sha^>.

The m em bers of Corson Com m andery, after, their m eeting on T hu rsd ay evening, p artook of a collation a t W“clr’s r e s ta u ra n t

• The rain- o f Tuesday and W ednesday (jave way on ThufsdayTo. b lao skies and Bunahlne, with the tem pera ta r^ d u rin g the a fternoon a t 48 degrees. ’ r

Mr. J . N. Sharewood has reopened his, shoe, sto re in Freehold. The A sbury i*ark brflnob. In Cook’s building, Is conducted by Mrs. Sharew ood. 4

C om pany ~G, o f K eyport, Is w ithout com m issioned officers. I t form erly was the ban­ner com pany by seniority of officers, b a t will dow go to the left o f the line.

Von Thursday a num ber o f hardw ood and syca- nlore cases for H avlland’s ch in a s to re In N ew York. They were very e legent In design and finish.

T he special sales of footw ear by H,<feW* N affal on recen t S a tu rdays have been ao suc­cessful th a t they con tinue th is w eek With m any pew features. T h e S ta r Shoe S to re be­lieves in “ quick sales a u d sm all profits.” -

T here were 28 persons p resen t a t tb e m ee t log laat M onday n igh t fo r tho o rgan isa tion o f a m ixed chorus. The n e x t rehearsal w ill be In th e Y. M. C, A. H all, over the post-offlae, on M onday n ig h t T here Is room ye t for new mem bers.

The T eachers’ Iiib titu te for M onm outh n o d O cean counties will b e held In A sbury P a rk ,Dec. 4, 5 and 6. S u p t Lockwood also gives notice th a t a a e x a m lu ^ o u .fo r ''teachers’ license Jo the th ird g rade will be held In th e Freehold school building S a tu rday , N o r. 29.

■It Is stated th a t a fte r M ondar, when th ere Ib a s ligh t obange in tra in s chiefly fo r the benefit of Lakewood, N o rth A sbary s ta tio n will be closed for tbe w inter. T he add ition of an express tra in fo r Lakew ood, leaving New York a t 4 20, will give passengers som e relief over the present slow schedule. "I-This express will overtake tbe m all tra in a t Red Bank, to which a c a r for through passengers will doubt­less be attached . ' * /

./■A glance a t the prices/of olof blog a u d shoes

a t H enry S telnbach’e O cean P a lace refutes, tbe cam paign falsehood th at prices h ave gone np . They have not advanced a t a ll—rath e r decreased—an d those ' who have m oney to spend cab do a s welL q uality fo r quality , a s ln any of the cities. T he atook carried is Im­m ense, and the bargains offered a t tbe speolal sale*-*acb-8atarday;and-M ondarT janoorherp b u t a ttra c t p a tro n s from all o v er th e county . M ake it a po in t to call thla week and see w bat la in sto re-fo r you..

T he L adlea’ Society of W estm inster Cbnroh wish to express their tbank£ to Mr. Jam es A. Bradloy for the use of E ducational Hal), and to o thers who kindly aided In m aking their

^ g tp r t a l m n e n t a gratify ing success.

Gen G rubb, who was to have been a guest o f A aron W ilkes Post, G. A. R ., o f T renton , o n Monday, n ight, was u n ab le - to be iftreaent. Hla daughter. Miss EEQe Grubb, an d Miss George, of Philadelphia, accepted thehonors.

The large dw elling bonse p n th e fa rm o f George R. Lord, near Colts Neck, w as burned Satu rday night, I t jw a s occupied by G ordon Lord and wife,, who bad barely tim e to get o u t o f the house a fte r the Ore was discovered.

M ary E . Choyce m ade a com plain t before Ju s tic e W yckoff ag a in st Jo h n M cN abb and Bnssell H order, charg log them with a ssau lt­in g one o£,ber boys. I t proved to beionly a fracas am ong the ‘'g a n g ” and the case was

'dism issed* ______

St. P au l’s Church, Ocean Grove, waa the ooly one in th is oounty which bad a m ajority in favor o f tbe eligibility of women to seats in the M. E. General C onference. T he m ajo r­ity o f three In th a t case was said to have been obtained afte r It was announced th a t tbe vote B lood 45 to/45, - .y j

Tbe TrenKfa Horse Railroad C om pany, In o rd er to com ply with, the terras o f Its char­te r to have conductors as well q s : drivers, com m euced thia week to em ploy bbys who g a th e r the fare^ -T h e-serv ice la satisfactory: T he E lectric Railw ay Co! o f A sbury Park ^ Ig h t do the #ame th ing a t sm all expense. (

* R ev, Dr. M cClelland, o f P ittsb u rg , f a .preached in tho Presbyterian C burch Sunday m orning. Dr. C handler gave a dlqoourae to tho young people In tbe evonihg, u s in g 'th e p artin g in junc tion of David to^Solomon i “ Be th o u strong, therefore, and show thyself a m an .” I t abounded in good counsel t o th e y ou th of both sexes, to do tholr whole d o ty as

. C hristians in w hatever lin e ,o f,action, they a re- cajledi. . ... ^ • . -

If you a re in n e e d .o f a now p a rlo rs jo v e o r k itchen range, o r a supply of u tensils for dom estic use, rem em ber th a t D. E n rig h t, 705 pookmUkb aVenue, bas tbe best atook and sells a t low prices. Tin roofs an d g u tte rs fu r­n ished for new buiVdings, or rep a irs for o ld

- ones;—Adv; » ' ■H a^py and co n ten t is a hpnaa . w ith “ T he

Rochester,” a lam p with the ligh t, o f th e m orning . Call ou or w rite to R icheatet L am p Co., 42 P a rk P lace, New >-Y oik.-^4^«

A, InU Hno o f beayy fiboes and w arm Caps for the w inter a t • R ockafeller’e,

. M ain Bt. o p p . D epot.—Adu.

B ourne’s E n g lish Dyspepsia Pills ao t o n th e food, Insuring healthy d igestion and j j r o p e r assim ilation. D ruggists keep them .—Ad?.„ " ' — 1 •

Ju sc received ’a t Schneider’s, 500 W ilton Rugs, a t $1.05 each. .167-69 M ala S t —Adv.

KlngQsher Is tbe capita l o f Oklahoma, G uth rie got left in sp ite of ber p rio rity o f claim . _________ ____ ____

Tho boundary betw een the U n ited S ta tes a n d C anada is n o t ap Im aginary one, , b u t Is well defined by Iron posts, s tone m onument*, o r In the forests by felling o r trees. The poets a re one m ile a p a rt,x each oouotry, e recting ; them alte rna te ly . . , > <

C ookm an Im rtltuie, for colored a tu d ea ts, a t Jacksonville, F la ., has grow n to snch an ex ­te n t tb a t another lo t bas been purchased and a now three-story b rick ; 'b u ild in g will be’ prected. Tho num ber noW in a tte n d a n ce is abou t throe hundred nnd forty .

D uring the exoltem ent on th e New York $ to ck Exchange on M onday, J a m e s S tru th- era d ied suddenly ' on the floor from a stroke o f apoplexy. Tbo E xchange ad jo u rn ed ha lf an bonr, and tb e p ap ers claim th a t a n inci­pien t panic in stocks was averted,

Tbe British c ru iser Serpent w ent o n the rocks in M onday’s storm , tw enty miles n o rth of C ape F ln isterre , on the Spanish c o a s t was pounded to pleoes. H er crew o f 170 and relief crews for o th er m en-of-w ar on th e African c o a s t , . nearly 300 men, were a ll lo st b n t three, :

On her last t r ip South the steamshlp^ Aly<m- fluln, o! the Clyde L ine, ran a fou l o f the sunk­en schooner Jfargraves o f B am egat In le t O n e ^ f th e schooner’s m asts was cu taw ay , and in falling^crasbed in to tbe steam er's p ilo t houHe,. n arro w ly y n lsa ln g C a p t McKee, and do ing o ther dam age. R epairs were m ade a fte r arriv ing a t Jacksonville.

Boys’^chool Caps for fio. tbls Satu rday only, a t R ockefeller’?, M ain St, opp. D epot.—Adv.

Tlie Universal Expression.I t Is the universal expression of the custom ­

ers a t Charles Bob wager’s People’s S to re tb a t It 1? very nice, an d th at' be has a fine llnejOf d rygoods, shoes and genUem en’^lu rn ish lngs, which are sold lower th an gmy house in tg y o , quality for quell ty.-tA de.',

Morrow’s Slioe^the best m ade, pan only be bad a t. tbe Old 8 tand~ of Jo h n Stelnbacb, M ain street and Lake- avenue.-^A fo .

P e o p l e W h o C o m o ; a n d t t o . *

Mra. S. D . Roberts, has retu rn ed to her Lake avenue oottage for a brief stay.

Rev. Charles EverlU j p f 'EDgHahtown^ haSj been called to th e ^ q ty ^ HB ranch P resbyterian Churoh, ' «■"

• Mrs, J , E . R alph, w ith Mias V irginia and M aster P a u \ fealnb, v |:ited Asbury P a rk on Tbareday.

Mr. R obert I . Sloan, engineer of th e Chicago E levated R ailroad , was in tho Park th is week, on a^vlslt to bla family.

Rev. D. Charles Preyer .haa beep in a ta ik d pasto r o f the K nox Presbyterian,CLburch a t Kearney, near N ew ark, w

Chas. J . H unt, whn reconlly le f t the A tlan ­tic House, Ocean Grove, ia a t Pom ona, C ftl^ aa m anager o f the Hotel Polomares,' ^ ■

Mr. J i H erbert W luans passed , bis legal e x ­am ination In New Jersey las t ^ eek and Is e n ­titled to praptkw aa an attorney-at-law^

M r. E, W. irfurpfeey, with a p a rty from Albany,, was in th e P a rk on Sunday, and on M onday w ent to B ^rnegat B ay fo r several days am ong th^ duoka. • 4 *

C onductor Jam es Riddle la on reg u la r d u ty ; on the P . R. R tra in s betw een Long Branch au d Trenton. He has changed hla realdcnce from M anasquan to Long B ranchr-

Mra. M. Nelli haa closed' feer oottage a< T h ird avenue and Bergh B treet, and will spend the w inter m onths In Philadelphia. For a short tim e she will be a t her M ain Avenue co ttage In Ocean Grove,

Rev. S. Edw ard Young, p asto r of W est­m inster Church, haa recently received tw o "calls” —ono from a M ethodist congregation In Canada, tbe o ther from a w ealthy Brooklyn churoh. Both declined w ith th an k s .

Mr. W. H. W yckoff, o f tbe o lotblng firm o f H art <$ W yckoff, w as m arried la*t,w eek to Mlsa E H tabeth Bell, of Brooklyn. T he cere­mony was perform ed by Rev. D r. S oudder a t W oodbine Cottage, co rner Em ory S treet rind Bangs avenue.

Mrs. 8. J . C. Downs, of Ooean Grove, Mrs. M. Helen Crane, o f/A sb u ry P ark , -and Mrs. T. W. Seabrook, of^Keyport, a re the delegates from M pnm outh l a a tten d an ce tb ls week a t the N ational C onvention of the W. C . T. XL, a t A tlan ta, Ga'.

D r. Bruce S. K eato r m ado a call a t bis Asbury Park office on T hursday and a tten d ed the jneotlng o r the d irectors o f tbe F irs t N ational Bank. Since bis rem oval to Phjja- delphla his health hgs g rea tly im proved. ^5e w tirppend the w inter there , having a u office a tltl724 Cheatnut s tre e t, and re tu rn to the P ark early nqxt seaeon fo r th e sum m er,

Mr. W. C. Kelly, of Plainfield, was In the Park on M onday m aking arrangem ents w ith Mr. G. W. T rea t to handle a p o rtion o f h is F lorida orange c ro p .. M r. Kelly has a^farge grove and a floe prospect for tb ls winter. He leaves In a few days fo r F lorida w ith an ou tfit o f team s, &0 ‘, to m arke t tbe crop. N ot m any years ago Mr. Kelly waa a p a rtn e r o f the Palitnateera a t A sbury P a rk In the lum ber trade. H e contro ls several thoueand aorea of p ih e Jan tU n N orthw estern Florida. - ' -

ia . .

It Goes B ight On.Our g rea t C loak, sale. Inaugurated last

week, will be continued . These a re excellent value?, secured a t Sheriff’s Sale o f the g rea t M ercantile C loak Co. In Now York.

J ohn S tbin b a cb ’s Ol d Stand ,M ain s tree t an d Lake avenue. —Adv,

B aptist Sociablea t H otel A sbury , o n W ednesday evening, N o v.

AdmUelon, 10 cenU . • p a y 's tee c ream for sa le and » ^ i o r t e a te r ta |B«py>t g l v jn ^ 'f p .

L a < l ie 9 8 h o u l d C a n 1

and exam ine those hand-sew ed W aokenpbaat and Common Sense boota, p ronounced to be tbe finest In town, a t Charles Schwagcr’s Peo­ple’s Store.—Adv. •-

Peetc & CurtlHhave ju s t publlahed a sp icy “ novel” en titled “A Btorm Aehore,”* -it° ,1a a very Interesting Btory, a h d shows ho w lin p leasan t m ost homea a re w ithout a m uelcal in strum en t, esjp^eiallj th e “ O pera” P lano . The book is free to any address, o r a p o n application , Peek & C u ttle , P ianos and Organa, Red Bank, N. J . —-Adv.

O v e r c o a t s . •

B eaver, Kersey an d M elton. Largest stock ever exhibited In the county, a t prices th a t, will su rp rise you.

j J o h n 8 tb in b ac iT 8 O ld S ta h d .—Adv.

Consum ption and liver com plain ts a re the resu lt of deranged digestive organs. B ourne’s PUia c a re quickly. T ry a box an d you will never be w ithout this sovereign English rem ­edy,-r-Adv. ..

JFor Bale.'A choice ten-room Pottage on A sbury av e­

nue, . fu rn ished com pletely. L ot 50x150. handsom e law ns a u d shrubbery-; house con­nected with A rtesian w ater and sewer.

A ddress “ C .” care J o u b n a l office,—A*fv.

Two Force Pum ps.Good a s new, fo r sa leo b eap . A ddress

“ P umps, ’’ ca re J o d sn a l office.—Ado

s t y l e 3 .

A furnished pottage for ren t, s itu a ted on th e northeast corner of G rand and Sewall ave­nues. In q u ire on the prem ises.—Ado. i

T H E E L K S .Netf Ritual. Social session.

— v------ - p a s p c p s i a l i a s n o T e r r o r s . ,N othing better know n to toiateria mcdica for

Indirection in any of its phM ^s than BouBNB’9 E n g l is h 'T o n ic D tsp b p u i^ P i l l s , Will cu re headache instan tly . Briscoe & Stackhouse, agents, 533 Arch St., Philadelphia.—Adtf.

1% & O. R oute W est.. T he F. F . V ., a solid tra in o f P u llm an ves­

tibule sleepers, dln jng c a r an d day coaches, heated by s te a m ,'a n d lighted b y electriolty ,

/ Now York to C incinnati and Louisville, »vla .W ashington , w ith o u t ex tra fare ,'leaves New York by Ponnaylvanla Railroad, 5.00 t 1. u .£ Philadelphia. 7.40 p. m. ; arrives C in c in n a ti.6 P . M. n ex t a a y j Loulsyllle, 9 8 0 ; S t Louis, 7.05 nex t m orning, giv ing d irect connections

‘ to p tfn ta beyond: i •F irs t class-lira Ited rates from A sbury P ark

to Clnolnnatl, $10; Louisville, $19.50; S tLonls^ $01.25. T hrough tickets an d b aggage oheoks RttAsbury-P(»k fltatlon.

. . • O. RU Jis h o p , G, E . AV FBA.NK McCONNBELJlTrP. A.,

v - V ' 802'Uroad.way, Now T o ^ k .—Adv.

This Ib a new “ Opera” P lano , ju s t o n t, and it m arks a decided advance over any th in g yet produced In tbe p iano trade , con tain ing tbe w onderful “ jE O L U N ECHO” ; pedal. Also

.ou r celeb rated act!oo,..,tppe „an<L flpI«h.T. J t , a lso -has certa in p a ten ted Im provem ents of g rea t value possessed by n o o th er planp. M any C hristm as novelties ju s t ont. T uning and repairing . Peek & C ard*, P ianos and O rgans, Red. B ank, H . J .y A d v .

. B ap tis t Sociable a t H otel Aabury, W ednes­day evening , Nov, l?.-4-Ad?..~

You W ill itece lv e a Circular.Henry S telnbacb, o f the Ocean Palace, bas

secured the p a s t ftfw d a js som e g rea t and decided bargalds. I t will be Impossible to enum era te them here, b u t everyone w ill r e ­ceive a c ircu lar. Fleake carefully note the con ten ts.— Adv.' ' t

Jolin Btelubacliwill offer 10,01)0 yard s Burah Silks, all colors, a t 58 cents, sold everyw here a t 76.

Old S tand , near the L ake.—idt».

Less tlian Halt Cost.“ Why, this l^ ju s t like p u ttin g m oney In a-

ban k ,” said a custom er a t Sohnetder’s last week, a s he la ld jp ld e fifteen of those W ilton and A xm lpster m g f. They will las t a I lf# tim e and canno^be^ dup lica ted again a t the price—$165. G et o ne before th ey a re gone. —Adu.

Before th e A dvaiiee^-' ' :T he las t lot of W rapper Goods offered be­

fore the price goes. np . will be sold b t J o h n Stelnbacb’s Old S laijd om ^& tarday , Nov, 15.

^ rA d o - y: - •Two W ater Tankpi

of good s ite , Suitable* for hpteV purposes where t^ere a re np w ater works, w ill be sold ch eap . Apply td ' T . F rank Ap p l e b t ,

| | 706 Cookm an.avenije.—A dv.

J u a t received a t Sobnelder’s, 5$ ) W lUon a t W.05 eaob. 167-60 M ain f i t—Adv.

W ^ J S T T E U D .A good white girl for general housework in a

family o f three. ' • ■* Call a t 609 6I5O0ND AVBNU8,

J^OTXOE OF DISSOLUTION.Notice la hereby given th at the partnership

between the underBlftned, under tho Ann nam e of Stelnbacb Brothers, ia this day dlssol’ timl consent.

rtved by mu-this day

^ThFundenlgned, John Stelnbach, will sign In liquidation of the firm’s affairs aa to tho Aibary Park business, and tho underaljroed, Jacob flteln- bach, will sign lu liquidation or the flrm'a affairs aa to tbe Long Branch buBimBa, Tho agreement o f dissolution requires an Immediate settlement o f the flrm’a accounts. '

Dated S ep t 30,1&90. . 30HN STEINBACH,' JACOB S'fBINBACa,

N o v e m b e r i o t h , i '8 g o .

G o o d m a c h i n e w o r k i s n o w

s o ^ | 6? e ' t o h a r i c i w o r k i n s h o e -

m a k i n g t h a t o n l y - a n e x p e r t c a n

d i s t i n g u i s h b e t w e e n ’ t h e m , a n d

h e m u s t r i p t h e s h o e t o b e s u r e

I t i s i t h e r e f o r e , e a s y t o u n d e r ­s t a n d t h a t d e a l e r s c a n s e l l m a ­

c h i n e f o r h a n d m a d e w i t h o u t

m u c h n e e d o f d e t e c t i o n , w h i l e

t h e i r . c o n s c i e n c e s ( i f t h e y h a p ­

p e n t o p o s s e s s a n y ) a r e s o o t f i e c

b y t h e k n o w l e d g e t h a t t h e s h o e

i s j u s t a s d u r a b l e a s i f h a n d

m a d e , a n d b a s y i e l d e d a m u c h

l a r g e r p r o f i t .

F o r $ 4 w e s e l l a c a l f s k i n

G o o d y e a r m a c h i n e - s e w e d s h o e

t h a t w i l l p a s s c u r r e n t a s h a n d ­

m a d e , - a n d m o r e m e n o u g h t t o

k n o w o f t h e m . ’ H a n d - w e l t S h o e > : o f A m e r i c a n c a l f f o r $ 5 .

F r e n c h c a l f , b o t h w e l t a n d s o l e

h a n d - s e w e d , $ 6 . 5 0 .

F ree delivery to all points with In one hundred miles of New York City,

R O G E R S , P E E T & C O .

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U N S U R P A S S E D f tC C O M M C ffc iT lO M IS. S, Kntieaa City,8. 8. City of Birmingham,' 8, 8. City of Augusta,'8. H. c ity of Savannah, k S. 8. TnllahaBseo, I

8. R, Chattahoochee, 8. S. Naoooohee,H. 8. C Ity o f Macon, 8r 8, G ate City, • S.'S.'Desjoug.

STEAMER8 LEAVE FOR SAVANNAH

E v e r y H o l i d a y . W e d n e s d a y , F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y , a t 3 p . m , r *—

Ixom plom a# atid M. N. B., frtot of Spring Street^ Now York, ormneotln»r with express trains for J a c k s o u v l l t e v T l i< m ia « v t t l e and N e w O rlcm ta i, Through pwhago tickets, and bills of lad les issued for ail principal points in

1 Georgia; Florida and Alabama.

i r S . ! a s a,Uo" !,!i 9 i! ; 'S ‘i i !s*K„pas ? o rOoean 8 .8 . Co., Now Plerfla, N. It.,

W. E. ARNOLD, G*P. T. A., New York. New York,

J . B. THOMPSON,Local Agent, Ocean Grove, N .J .

HARRY J.Bucccwir l o p o R T E R T H E M A T T E R ,

A FULL LIKE CJ! -■HATS and CAPS, .

Men’s, Women's&Children *s Shoesalwaya on haild.

S^l** A gent fur th o W . A . F a j c h s r d a n d W . i t . Dongrlwi ^elpbralMi Shoes. .-.v ;

220 la in St, Opposite Depot.

M I L A N

E state a n d In su ran ce Ageyicty,.........---t ' ' • 2 0 8 - j V T ^ I K S T I r E E T . ' — -

■ ••• . . . ' ■; •'■ ■■ 1. • ' " ' ; ‘ *■■■’■OPPOSXTP llA T L IlO A D STAT IO N ', A S B U B Y PARIC, N . / ,

S H O E S !" O u r S p e c i a l S a l e t o o k bo w e l l t h a t w e h a v e d e c i d e d

t o h a v e a n o t h e r S a l e t i n s ■' ■

itorday and Monday, Nov. 15 and 17,/ w h e n w e w i l l o f f e r t h e f o l l o w i n g :

Ladles’ D ongola B utton S hoes___ ______________

Ladlea* Par la Kid Button Shoes__________.Ladles1 A No. 1 Dongola Button,_____ ___ _________Ladles’ “ French Process’.’ ButtonSboea__ ____ __________Ladles’ French Kid, hand tu rn e d -- - ..___ ________•Ladles’ French Kid, best grade___ _____ ____Men's Calf Slfoes, lace or button_____ -_____ _Men’s Fin© Calf Shoes—___ __ - - - - - - ____ —Men’s Hand-sewed B b e 9, warranted-,.______Boyfl’ A No. 1 School 'Shoes-__ ____________ ___Boys’ Fine Calf Shoes..______ _______ _

M e n ’s B u b b e c B oo ta^_______ __________________ j - — _.In fa n ts ’ F re n c h K id ,S h o es, h a n d t u r n e d . - _______ _

I S ' s o n w i l l h a v e t o c a l l e a t f y t o s e c u r e s o r i i e ’ o f ^ I h e s e

B a r g a i n s . W e w i l l e n d e a v o r t o h a v e h e l p e n o u g h t o

w a i t p r o m p t l y u p o n a l l c u s t o m e r s .

8flc1 251 87' 75c1 50a 508 008 501 25

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89c1 60 'X 981 CO

_ 1 98,»■ 50c

3 D J f t L . 3 S T I E I . Z L a G - C O V E B T .

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT,27 Plljprim Pathway, Ocean Grove, NVJ.

- L o a n s N e g o t i a t e d o n R e a l E s t a t e .

■' Correspondence Solicited.-'

IF YOU A R EB u i l d i n g , a n d d e s i r e p r o t e c t i o n a g a i n s t l o s s

o r d a m a g e b y F I R E , L I G H T N I N G o r W I N DS T O B M S — ..............

O R ,w a n t t o B U Y , S E L L , o r B E N T P R O P E R T Y ,

'm A p p l y t o ■■■" ■

T. FRANK APPLEBY7 0 6 C o o k m a n A v e . , A s b u r y P a r k .

6 5 M a i n A v e . , O c e a n G r o v e ,

„ . . Organized February, 188C. . : ^ ^ ;QK °. KUOBHX^TrorfdeBt . . O. H. Vice President.

MARTIN V. D A S3R Ain’t Cashier.

. H . 5S c T F T ,

S T i K S H O E S T O R E , 1 1 1 a n d 1 4 9 M a in S t r e e t .

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JUST A FEW WORDSH a v e 3 ' o u i n s p e c t e d t h e S t o c k o f

Notions, Hosiery, Fancy Goods, Cloaks/ Capes, Men’s Furnishings, Shoes, Etc,

u n v o u L .T n n iu tiii i.ALBBET C. TWINING, Cashier.

F I R S T ."OLD RELIABLE”

MATTISON AVENUE AHD BOND STREET,

. „ A S B U B Y P A B K N . J .C a p i t a l , $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . H a r p l o s , 1 7 0 , 0 0 0 .Transacte ( c i u t s l tan k in g business, issues lettew o f orodie a ra llab ls In the principal e t t tN o f the world. Porolen and dom estic exchangee bought and sold. - — :

Collections carefully mado and prom ptly aooounted for.

L

Collections carer oily m ade and prom ptly aooounted for.BOARD*OF DIRECTORS;

A lbert O. Twining,G. F . Kroehi;B ruoe«rK 6ator,MllaaTloss.John L,- Coffin.

Oliver H. Brown, M. L. Bamman. Sherman B. Oviatt.

Isaao C. Kennedy, Henry H. Yard. C haa A, Atkljas. Chas. A. Young.

Hkhbt O. Wnffloa, President. ^ ‘. Q w . W. EVAira, Vme-preaiaent. Edkuhd E. Daytow, Cashier

i t i ;COB. M A TT I80N AVE, AND MAIN S T ., ASBURY PABK..

* ' OSQiNIZKD JAHUABY, 1883. . ■■ ■ - ^c a p i t a l s b o . o o o . o o . . B t m p i . u a , s i o . o o o . o a

Transacts a gonor&l Banking Business. Issues Foreign and Domemtio Draili.Prompt atten tion given to a ll m atten entranted tons,

C a tL S O T IO O T H A D E A S P P B O I P T L Y A C E H O W L S S U B D , , n . ft, tttfClftiWOCT. 'J.'tS. ytKUUMOJN, — ’ G1IO. W. JSVANS.O. (LCLAYTON. OEO. W. TREAT. « J. A. WATNEIGHT.DK. J .A .W . HETRICK. JOHU HCBBA&D. HKNBY O. WINBOR.

YODK PATRONAGE SOLICITED.

Dry

I J c o n t a i n e d i n

c m s e i w M i i * s

P E O P L E ’S STORE?I f y o u h a v e n ’ t , y o u s h o u l d d o s o a t o n c e .

T h e G o o d s a r e a l l n e w , a n d t h e p r i c e s a v e

r i g h t i n e v e r y p a r t i c u l a r . C o m o i n a n y d a y

a r i d s t r o l l t h r o u g h t h e v a r i o u s d e p a r t m e n t s .

Y o u w i l l b e w e l c o m e , e v e n i f y o u d o n o t

p u r c h a s e a c e n t ’s w o r t h .

THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO.New York, Charleston, 8. 0., & Jacksonville; Fla., Service.1

S t . J v h r i t R iv e r Service b d t /u n J a e 'io n a ilU fin d S a n f ir d , F lu , a n d till in te r tn td ia b . ' I m M n g t on S t . J o h n ’t l i i v ir .

A r e V o n I d k a t h e M a n W ! k> F e l l O n t o f t h e B a l lo o n —H o t I n I t ?

Experienced C lerkWanted in b n r Goods and Groceries. Must have GOOD REFERENCES. I have a now stock, new store heated by steam, and a ll other ipodern Im­provements. Will pay a fair salary and give a . I to w o ^ u p .

: ii \ . .* P . O. Box 25, Jameabiirg, N. J ,

A G E M T S WANTEDfoip D B .T A I M A « E ’S N e w B o o ts , covering:hia l i f e ’# w o r k aiid great trip, •‘T o , T b r o n g b . a n d f r o m t b o C h r l tU L a n d ,” cnfftled

11 F R O M M A N G 1 E T O T H ? ; 0 N E / ’Embracing a H e w L l F B anda B to ry o f P a l e H t l n e a a d llo P e o p le , illns- trated with o v e r 4 0 u wonderful engravings of scenery In Holy Land, conies of o ld m a s t e r s , and famous pictures from t h e & o n d a n d -T Iq ies o f t b e S a v io u r , also a grand'plcturo o f Jeru­salem on tho day of the crucifixion, in 12 colors and ten fecfr in length, This ls DIt. .TALMAGE'S life-work and his greatest book. Orders brei now. pouring tn from all parts of the civilized world; V o n fwftll n e v e r l i a v « 'o n o t l i e r I l h e I t . I ,o o o io o o 'c o p le a will bo sold the first year. Agents should drop all else an d secure territory. Snch chances como odly once in a lifetime. ‘ Ex­clusive territory g iv en -fu ll prbtectlon, Tho most remarkable and wonderful of a ll hooks about the Land, Times and People of the Biblo. Go to work WOKT and you will mako hundreds o f dollars. Territory going with a ru a h ; act.nowj. no capital needed. Name territory you want, and ^ rito a t once for particulars to

* World Publishing Co.,N , E. Oor. 18th'and Marfeet Sts., PMSa,

TJITE CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL CON- *» templatlng erecting dwellings for renting

to tbo importance of ’ ( ....

Wirings Electric LightsAsk any o f bur Real Estate Agents how many

houses wblch are not piped for gaa they failed to runt simply becauso tenants who aro desirable in ­sist on having

A ll t h e M o d e r n I m p r o v e m e n t s ,and tho I n e a o d M e e n t K le c tH e L i g h t ii truly one of them.

City people are dally becoming users o f the Electric Light, and will In a short time expect to have it In 'th e homes they rent a t the seashore,. Risk,an eyeon tho G O D D E S S O F LIB** E R T Y thla week In our show wludow, -

712 COOKMAN AYE.jB e r r a n g & Z a c h a r i a s .

A S S I G N E E 'S S A L E... o r - ;• •

g S T A mThe'aubscrlber, assignee' for.tho boneflt o f orcd-

ltors o fl^ lc o L. Emmons, of Asbury Park, will soil a t PUBLIC VENDUE, to tho highest blddor,O n S a t u r d a y , D c c . 1 3 , 1 8 9 0 ,

a t 2 1*. M., the following rea l estate i_Fimrr 'TnAcf—Being lot 8, on a map of tho Tuck-

or White cn(ate, containing i aero and 43 I'M) o f an acre, known os tho Slaughter Houso lot. west o f l»uck Creek and cast of tho Ccmttory rood.

Second T b act—Near ABbury park. ..Bolmr an loo House lot on Asbury avonue, bounded on tho north by Deal Lake, and conveyed to said Etn- mons by llaunab Hcultboip in I8«2.

flarSaloot Park-Uall, ABbury Park. Oondltlous a lsa le . '

SAMUEL A. PATTERSON, Abs( mt HENRY 0. DAYTON, Attprnoy. (

‘Tri-wofkly departures betw een New York and Cbnrleston. R. O., the Bouth and Eouthwest, Jack­sonville, Tla., aud all Florida Points.

Tho Fleet Is composed of tbo following E legant Steam ers:IROQUOIS, Capt YEMA88BE, Cap

ALGONQlTfN. (new), C a p t ------- •DELAWARE, Capt. L K, Chichester. CHKROEBli, Capt. II. A. Boars.

. L. W. Pennington* Capt. Jos; McKee.

8EMINOLE, CapL'S. C. P latt.

ono of which Is appointed to sail from P i e r 29 , F»u* B i v e r (foot of Roosovelt Btreot), N . ’Y- B lo n d n y s , W e d n e t td a y a aud F r i d a y s a t 8 p. m.

log IL H R ,

This Is the only lino betw een N e w Y o r k a a d J k e k i o n v l l l e , F l a . , without ohange, mak- close oonneotion a t Jacksonville w ith tho P. C. & P, R. R.i J . T. & K. W. By., and J . 8 t . A . 4 D.

CLYDE’S BT: JOHN'S B IV E R BBRVXCB,4 ifv o fJ a ek io n v lile , Fr«d'k DeBary, Errrglndc

m.^meptr&aturd&ys^ for Hanford, F la., and in- rail Lines a t PaU tka, Astoj, Blue Springs and

Comprising the elegant eteanfiors i l l y o f Jfae kao n vllle, F r « d 'k D e B a r y , B yrrv ln d eand W fla lc a * leaving JaokaottvUie dally a t a.80 n. m .^ n je ^ tS a tu rd a y s? for Hanford, Fla., audio ; tormodtato landings, making connection with all ralt'anford fo r all polntB In Florida. . - „ , . „ . ,

P issenger accommodations unaurpasBedrsteamers being supplied Wilh all m odem improve­ments, steam Bteoring gear, electric lights, elecfjrla bells, baths, etc. . - v . . . The Cuisine of, the steamera on tho r i y d e I l in e Ib unexcelled by any other line, tab le being

supplied with the best that N orthern and Bouty jm m arkets afford. '• JJ6r further la form at ion, apply to )/ ' ' ' •

I W I L L I A M P . - C L Y P E $ C O . , G e n e r a l A g e n t s .5 B e W lln ft f i r e e n , N e w Y o r k . 19 H o a lh W faa rv ea , P b i l a d e l p h i t t , Fl*.

T B IE O . E , E G E B , T r a f f ic W n n a g c r , « B o w l i n g G*t<e n , W ew I f i r l r .

1 M U 1 S F 0 R S M .E| About 75 Loads

o f tho bo<it fltablo mannro a t T aylor’i'stahlps« Ooean Grovo. Call a t Bakery, corner Pilgrim Pathway and n tm o n avonue. . , «

-• t v • JOBNSOK TAYLOR,

I S I p V E L T . I E SFIijg s ta tion ery , • D olls, Toy#, '

Cutlery, W riting M aterials, etc*

A t d U I N B Y & C O . ' S

N E W B R I C K S T O R E

Wain olrofjt, opposite Depot.

™ f r r v = =

.V Aucticuction Sale of

BURIAL PLOTSWednesday, Nov. 19, a t 2 P. M.

A t H a m i l t o n C e m e t e r y , i n

f r o n t o f t h e n e w C h u r c h .

I f the’day should bo stormy the lalo will take place the next lair Cay a t same bou*.

^Tho above plots are very desirable. The <£n>o- tery Ib nicely enoloa^J. the ground high and fer­tile for shrubbery, with additional acoommedai- tion of a neat church In ftont for services, #

BY ORDER BOA ItD OF TRUITKEi. |

THE GREAT SALE,With Some New and Decided

W I L L B E C O N T I N U E D O N

November 15,

- O f f -

HENRY STEINBACHCookman Ave. and Main St., Aabury Pirk, H. L

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x P R E P A R E D ^ P A t N T

ASBURY; PARl£\ JOURNAL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16* 1890.

~ T j10 F r e e

Henry C. Miner, theatre proprietor', tfru* ttaiidlng in the entrance o^M aJFif fell Av?_ nuo theatre the other day, whon a seedy

*'t beg panion, Mr. Miner,” he said, “jbavq you a copy of tho new tanff'iaw?T'T~

**1 have,” replied Mr. Miner. r_ i ,-WJll_you_be klnd _Gnough- to-run -it through and aeo If I am on the free -listf I may want to look in a t tho theatre to­night.” • *

Ingenious^ but' It didn’t . work.—1Texa& Siftings. . *

arawto’JSWi Dealer In Select Brands o f .

M attlson avenue, Aabnry P a rk , 2J. J .™«irafii561nM31illsril aBiBow llBit Kooms att&ohad,-

’ W , C. COTTRELL, i jfBUILDING COPffMCTOR AND V J

SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTIONA C ha llen g e ,

Q -ep . W . "X ira-aoc, Licensed Auctioneer,

$lOO,Q.0C|to Loan on 1st Mortgage,

REAL ESTATE ill!) IIISURANCL AfiENT210 Main St., Asbury Park, N. J.

; L ead er o f G a n g —Dia m o rn in ’ w h en I d id n ’t h av e no show w ld yor, y e r w u a a -g o in ’ to k ick t ie r s tu ff in ' o u t o ’ m o, so y o u sa id , N ow , w h y d o n ’t c h e r d o it?—iato., - ; • ——;---- ;--- ----------------

<ienfun in th e K itc h e n .B a g le y ($o n e w ly im p o rte d s e rv a n t)—

Y oij n e v e r saw a lo b ste r before, d id y ou , B rid g e t?

B rid g e t—S h u re , an* O i’vo seen 'h u n d re d s a v t h e red th in g s sh>viinm in’ in th e c reek s a v th o o ld c o u n th ry , •> -

B ag ley —B u t lo b ste rs a re g reen , B r id g e t , b efo re th e y a re p u t in b o ilin g w a te r.

B rid g e t (n o t to be p u t dow n)—S h u re , an! th e re ’s b o ilin ’ s h p r in g s \ r o lg h t in tlie c reeks, so r.—J u d g e . '**

H e Suffered th e Sanitf.E m p lo y e r—Y ou a re very Iato th ia m orn*

ln g , M r. T hreada .C le rk —Y es, air; I su ffe red sevorely fro m

in so m n ia lo at n ig h t, an(l w h en I fin a lly g o t to sleep I o v e rs lep t m yself.

E m p lo y er—I d id n ’t k n o w you hiuj in ­so m n ia .

Clorl*—J k a v e u ’ti h u t m y buby baa,— J u d g e , ■

T oo T e m p tin g .S ta r A c tre ss—T h e re is a g r e a t p a r t in

th e p la y fo r y o u . . 'A c to r—T h n t’sg o o d .S ta r A ct^esfrrc^he c lim ax o f th o f ir s t a c t

fQivsists in y o u r in d ig n a n t ly a p % n iu g a $10,000 b ribe . . - _

A c to r (d o u b tfu lly )-^ I d o n ’t t h i n k f co u ld c o n s is ten tly d o th a t .—M u i i a e y ^ iVo^kly.

, i>r«»i» OOP.S ea ttlo , W aah .^ ia a t r i f le lu ily .“ M y frie n d ,” sa id a new c o m er, ineo tftig

a n a tiv e on T h i r te e n t l r a tre e t, “ c a n you d ire c t m e to th e a h o r te s t- ro u te to F i r s t s tre e t? , I a m in a h u r ry .” ' , ^

*‘.W al,” respjwaded th o n a tiv e , “jeHt g o to th e e n d o f th is b look a n d d ro p off^ yrhyreyqU la n d w ill » tm : t , ,‘* -P u o k .

A C lev e r M utd . : .j" : ■«“ A h , R os^ lig f!’ e lg h e d .her f r ie n d , “ you

d o n ’t k n o w w h a t you m isa by n o t c a rin g to d a n c e ,"

“ p o n ’t I t ” rep lied th e g i r l , “ t h a t ’s a ll r i g h t . , I ’ve h a d five p ro p o sa ls n lreu d y th is season w h ile s i t t in g o u t d an ces in th o con­s e rv a to ry .’’—M unsey’s W eek ly .

T h is In f lu lu g T o o ^F ar.“ Y ou look as if y o u hn d been s to lo n ,’’

sa id J a w je , as h e en c o u n te red a frien d w ho w aa in a b ro w n s tu d y .‘ .“ W h y f” ' '

J lY O u h a v e an a b s tra c te d a i r l a n d J a w jef ^ n t jy w a l t^ m m s 6 lr« /« < j& —W a sh in g to n P o st.

A Compliment.P re s id e n t O ld w o rth y —W ell, d a u g h te r ,

how d id -th e y e n jo y m y lec tu re ?G lad y s O ld w o rth y —O h, v e ry n itlc h in ­

deed I Som e of y o u r fre sh m en w ere t e l l in g th e f u n n ie s t s to r ie s y o u ev e r h e a rd a ll th ro u g h th e e v e n in g .—H a rp e r ’s B azar,

T h e Season ' O pened .M rs. D e S ty le—D ear m e! w h a t a lo t o f

so c ie ty new s y o u ’ve g o t h o ld o f—even to a fu ll d escrip tio n o f M iss T ip to p ’s P a r is t ro u sse au ! W h e re d id you h e re i t a ll?, M iss De S ty le —A t th e sy m p h o n y con­

c e r t .—N ew Y o rk W eek ly .• -*•A u O v ertax ed A m erican .

M rs. C a lla ro u n d -^ P su ppose you a re d e ­lig h te d to g e t b ack to th e U n ited S ta te s?

M rs. S hoddy—O h, yea; i t ’s a g r e a t re ­l ie f to t a l k to no.bodies a f te r convocaUig with~She crow ned h eads o f E u ro p e so long . —M u n ao y 's 'W eek iy r— -v

F O U R T H(Eiiiatiiliahed lo Kew V oib Iftfil.)

.PURE Lt^F.LARQ

S k 9C O O K M A N AVKMICKERBOCKER.

WHOLESALE AND ItE f A IL- D E A LER IN \

L . \ LiiflG, Iriitb , H&L»

a t the old established yard " V iIN R E A R OF LA K E V IEW HOUSE. ' V ^

Branoh offlces^-tL II. Shepherd’s Grocery. Sewall ave. and Emory st., Aebury Park , and AnDftbv’s ileal Estate office, 66 Main aveM Ocean Grove BRANCH YARD AT SPRING LAKK. C

TELEPHONE CALL 87 A. » * * * • )

CAUTION vmrrnnt? r - is s J & y j a ih a s b i s n a m e n n d p r ic e s tam p ed o n p o tfo m . .. ........BRUSH M ANUFACTURERS,

251 P earl-S tree t, near Fulton Street, New.Have oooi*pied the same building m ore th an a q uarte r of a oentury. Their floods a re shipped to a il p arts o f the United States..Jjaily, per m o n th , ...................

Daily, jwrjuiati*;........Sunday, per year, ....................Dally and Sunday, per year,. Dally and Sunday, perm ontn, Weekly £un, ope y e a r .............

Address T H E SU N , NEW YORK.

I Tw o or a K in d .

H e (slig h tly rude)—I called because I th 'o u g h t you w ere o u t.

Sho (aw ee tly W W ell, do you know , I ^ .th o u g h t I w a s o u t too. T h e nm id m u at ‘h av e th o u g h t you w ere Some one else.— H a rp e r ’s B azar. • ^ s ;

Com m itted a M i«lem o anor or Matrimony.

“ N otice t h a t m an o v er th e re —hovy n e r ­vo u s ho ap p ears — .co n stq n tly lo o k in g a ro u n d to see if a n y b o d y ia w a tc h in g h im . I ’l l b e t h e ’s a b u rg la r .”

‘‘Yes, o r a b rid eg ro o m .” •— M unsoy’a W eek ly , - ■ .______ -

H e H as Arrived.

“ I read in a sc ien tif ic a r t ic le to d ay t h a t th e co m in g m a n w ill huve n e ith e r tee th n o r h a ir .”

“ T h en th o c o m in g m an Js here . T h a t tie s c rib es m y liaby e x a c tly ,” ~-.Ne\v Y o rk S un ,

' i l r _ ' H la CKftico.- -i-'—F o o tp a d —Y o u r m oney o r y o u r life)I iish rim n —Och, yez b e tte r UCko me’ life.

I w a n t ray. m o n ey to liv e o n .—N ew Y o rk - H e ru ld u____

■ P ointed ..

H e—Do c ig a re tte s m ak e y o u 111?...She—N o; b u t th o pooplo. w ho sm o k o th em

■flo.—M u n sey ’s W eek ly . (

There Are M uny Like H im .

Sho—H e ta lk s l ik e a book.He-^VVhat a p i ty he d o esn ’t s h u t u p a s

easily !—Life. '•

W a n te d .

Two arm s around my neck entwipe,A smooth cheek closely presses mine;I know what such carosaea mean . p-.And In my cbolr I backward loan.“Wliftt la it, daughter mlno," I aay;“W hat Is It th at you want today?Some m ote new dresses or a bat*"“No, dear paja, i t Isn't that.”“I hope It ten t laces, then>**“You dear old dad, just guess again.”“iio re diamonds, or perhaps a poarlf No? , Tben what do you want, my girl TV “I don’t want anything; ypusee

- v i r It*« Tom tma'tlraeTaniT—ha Wonts me.” "V -1 1 ' jt i„ * . —F. H. Curtiss in Llfe^ .

Lumber, Building Hardware, Ready mi ed Paints (all prices) White Lead, Oil, Varnish, Brushes, &c.,

is a t the Largo Establishm ent of

Is this picture a^ebw T Well, yes, I t te to some, but not to a live buslMea m an. Do you notice that young man running off with a great big dol­lar on hla back? He !■ going to plant i t where" It wHlgjow.’ Observe the other who ia returning; gaze a t hls satisfied face and note particularly the greenback he carrica nnder his arm . Do. you gra^p tbe allegory ? I t is th ia : tbe persistent and judicious advertiser wUl reap flve dollars profit for.every dollar he spends with tho printer. Now la the time to sow the se ed ; there aro 300 crops

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$ 3 & $ 2 S H O E S Ahavo Boon most favorably-rccolveil sinco Introduced and tho recent Improvements mako them superior to any shoes sold nt thcuo prices.

Ask your Dealer, and Jf uo cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or m postal for order blanks. „____ W. L. UOUGI.AS, nrockton, K w .

Harry I. Rockafeller, Agent,1. Main St.", opp. S tation, Aabury Park, N« J .

B U C H A N O N & S M O C K■ Successors to N. E. Buclianon & Co., .'

Cor; Main St. anlAsbury Av?., ASBURY PARK, N. J.Wo m ake a specialty of C B D A H B H I N G L K 8 a t wholesale as well as re ta il ,

wblfeh we m anufacture a t M anahawken, N .J . ;»*

^-Also A D A M A N T f a p aten t PlasterryrKloh Ib superior to anything In th e maij(ot*-and is ju st the th ing for cold w eather, as freezing does not affect It. '

r ■ Satisfaction Guaranteed to all.Customera.

• ' Si, A, Sboc!!.

L . M o N a U yPraotloal and Reliable Maker of -

- an d L ead ero ftJ ty le . “ Easy fit for deformed Qr tender feet^ l a t c l m a l * ?

aniievelerMAIN ST

Largo clock in front of the stow

DIAMONDS,I WATCHES and

^.JEWELRYI Fine repairing andadjusting a specialty

Excels in speed, qjiallty o f work and durability.Easily writes forty words a m inute.

. ' 7": Elghty-ono characters.

s e n d fx)r c ir c u l a r a ^ i> Sp e c im e n s .

M anufacturers and Dealers In a ll branohes o f

„ 4- v o e k ]M a i n S t r e e t , M u n r o e A v e n u e a n d R a i l r o a d ,

ASBURY PARK, N. J.W in d o w P r a m e a r H a s h , B l in d m, D o o r s ,r f o a l d l n g s , B r a c k e t s a n d i r a m d W o rh

H a r d a n d Soft, W o o d B fa n te l tf I n r D l q ^ a n d H e ro ll H a w in g a Spe* e l a l t y . 'D M lg n a a n d P r i w ( F u r n i s h e d ‘o n A p p l i c a t io n . . '■& ■

E s t a b l i s h e d 18 8 1Repairing of all kind.

PAINTER,7 1 9> M a t t i s o n A v e

H ekijto FoBt Ofioo Bullditejc.

JOHS F . STHATT02T & S O S ,4& & 46 W alker S t . M S W Y O R K ,

to(relher«vrltU o u r ‘I«r#« "j 0,111 o«*eh»l d .

DOtil do U to «how W hit wo tenij you lo th0»e‘,w ho r»l)—your (Viand* Ciid uclKhbor* and thoto «boul you—thdl« lw *ya i t i u I i i

‘ im i lu i t i lo tr»U* for u i , which hold* for ye*r» when once »U ri«d,' ■nd 'hu* we are repaid. W o p*y a l) e * p rm . f r t t fh t , e te. A fttr rou kn o w a!f, I f you would ilko to go to vrcrk fbr u i, you ran e*™ •'•om &--£<> to S G O per week «nd upw «rdl. A ddren , S t l m o u a s C o . , B o x S I » , l * p r t l u n d , M a i n e .

•cope. Tho fo llow ing c(

; Highest dtgree o f quality insures lowest cost and le s t work.

Tlie price per gallon higher, but quantity need­ed Is less than if any other paints wero used.

Any building th&t Is not satisfactorily painted with It, or upon which Its use has not cost less than If o th er paints had been used, w i l l b « r e p t f i n t ' ed a t o n r e i p e n a e .

FOR BALK. BY •

• • J 8 r - 1 P ain ts, Oils, Varnishes, G lass, &c.,

Artists’ Tube Color*, Brushefl, WaU Paper.NO. SOfl BOND BTREET,

Established 1801) Asbury Park , N. J ,

R E A t E S T A T E , ;

.X N SUH ANCE& - MORTGAGE LOANS', L . 708 Cootmaa Ave. ,

HEAD 03? WESLEY I.AKIfi, MAIN STBEET,

» D A V I D T A Y L O R ’S

First - tllass Liyery,. 507 F p jiiiT ii A v e .,- A s n c n r P ^ e k , i f . J . •

Stylish a iid 1 oleah Coaches and * Cabriolets. Teams furnished fo r conveying parties to and from Btaflhn,.or to weddings, balls, shopping and pleasure driving, o r funerals. ■ *

PHOTOGRAPHY^ I n I t s P o r fo o tY o h J rKii.' ■ ■(INSTANTANEOUS.) ■ \ p N E W S T U D I O . ^ NO STAIRS TO CLIMB.

IfP A C H B R O S .’ ■ QQCvIlEftADWAY,— 3 0 3 , ■ He w y o iik .

Asbury Palrk; Printing House.Newest de&f&ua of ty p e ; la te s t improved ma­

chinery ; skilled'W orkmen; every' description of prin ting; estimated given. Special premiums ftowi tlie Count*. Fair Gpr fine printing. : - -•

Ppholfitering in all its branohes carried on, also a fulI Une of Pioturo Frames and Mouldings kept obnBtantly on hand. Window Cornioee of all deecriptdons.

i^ifth Ayenuo Misfit ja ilo r .

I \ F l 1*1 IA COR. BROOME f I f A A I j A a n d c r o s b y s t s .,

NEW YORK,T he on}y genuine'dealer in leading Amerioah

and Edropean Misfits a t half price. Dress Suita for sale and hire; Established in 1869. Also Be^dy.lU de Clothing foi'Hen and Boys

Haying had sevoralTeara’ experience In the undertakingIraelness in Asbury P a rk and viob ity I feel oom petent to give satisfaction to a ll yvho m ay.favor me with their patronage. - • • -

TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS w ith principal hotels and Btoresin J f y k an d Grove. •. /

Is your Business Dull?A i l _ % e a l t h y m e r c h a n t s h a v e

l i b e r a l l y p a t r o n i s e d . t h e

n e w s p a p e r s . j . *■

' ’IniiMrtert nfand Whol«i»l*D*«I»T» (n all Undiof •M U S I C A L M E R C H A N D I S E ,

y i m v m , b u i t a i w , B iN Joir,ifA H D oii5iis, A o e M A t e HarmSnfoag, * o.

, . A l^ k u d i orSTIUiKm , o tc .,;« tc ..l U a k e i t L i v e l y b v A c t v c r t l s l c s .

OKc« open dtr slaibt.