REV. A. W A L LA C E , D, D., Editor, OCEAN GROVE, N. J., SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1890. VOL. XVI NO, 26.

" I Am w ith You A lw ay."

’Tis sweet to rend the promise He h a th given To cheer our hearts along the pilgrim way,

B ut sw eeter far to know Its blest fulfilment,And hum bly walk w ith Jesus day to day.

To walk w ith Jc su b ! w ho shall tell tho gladness Of those whose dally life the M aster shares?

W ho hear Ii Ib voice, so full of love and pity,And rest on Him th e ir burdens and th e ir cares.

And this is m ine—th o joy of kbow ing Jcsub,And walking in the sunlight of h is sm ile ;

Mine Is th e peace tb a t floweth like a river, ..Deeper and broader growing all th o while.

No more a transient guest my sav iour com eth,To bless m e b u t awhile and th en d e p a rt ;

But w ith m e now Ho everm ore abldeth,And w.ith his own g!ad presence fills my heart.

Sometimes, when b usy with my daily, labor, . .Yet th ink ing oi the m ighty love He bore,

Some precious promise unto me He g lv e th ,. Oft-read, perhaps, but never m ine before.

I know not why He gives his choicest blessings To one so undeserving as his son ; '

But, s ince He calls, w ith willing feet I hasten, Content and glad to hear him s a y ," Well done,”

Content to walk in paths of his own choosing, Since H e will hold my hand along the w a y ; :

Content to know th at I am journeying home* ward, ' '

And b righter grows. th e pilgrim ’s pat h each dny.

Testimony in the Tabernacle.i; L ast S unday, J u n e 22, although a c loudy

’day -a fte r recen t and heavy ra in , w as p e r­vaded in its sp iritu a l a tm osphere w ith th e b r ig h tn ess * o f th e Sun of R ighteousness, and the s tim u la tin g breezes from th a t ce lestia l coun try ca lled •' B u lah la n d ." :

. A fte r tw o serm ons d u rin g th e forenoon, one a t St. P a u l’s C hurch , by R ev .-D . P i U pdegraff, and th e o ther in th e Taber* nacle.by R : K elso Carter,* both gen tlem en being v isito rs a t O cean G rove, and guests o f D r. D. M . B arr, a t the H y g iea H otel, th e u sual a fternoon expe rience m eeting ca lled ou t a very la rg e congrega tion of those described by th e old p ro p h e t M ala- ch i w hen look ing dow n th e fu tu re ages h e exc la im ed : “ T h en , th e y th a t feared th e L ord spake o ften one to an o th er * * and a book o f rem em brance w as w ritten befo re h im fo r those who feared tb e Lord, and th o u g h t upon h is nam e.”

I t w as ev iden t even before th e exerc ises com m enced th a t the people had been g rea tly en thused by th e m o rn in g devo­tions, and filled w ith th e d iv ine afflatus, w ere disposed to “ l e t . th e ir J o y s be know n,” b u t the delib e ra te le ad e r o f th e m eeting , be ing in a so rt o f sub junctive m ood, l ik e th e hy rira is t w ho an n o u n c ed : “ M y th o u g h ts on aw fu l sub jec ts ro ll,” selected as h is opening, hym n th e d o le fu l ly r ic o f D r. W atts (277) assum ing th a t “ T hese c >ld hearts o f ours” s tru g g le d “ in vain ” tb tu n e “ o u r form al songs,” and w ere hopelessly p ro stra te in lang u ish in g hosannahs, w ith devotion in a g roveling condition , ab o u t to d ie fo r w ant o f b rea th — in fac t rep resen tin g a sta te o f ex p e ­rien ce w hich m ay have been com m on a h u n d red yea rs ago, b u t as d iffe ren t fro m ’ th e average te m p era tu re . o f an . O cean. G rove aud ience as the m oon is u n lik e g reen cheese , or the sen tim en tso f C harles W esley a re su p erio r to th e do le fu l incon*

. g ru itie s o f th a t class of Christians w ho m erely hope thut th e y h ave a hope,and lu x ­u ria te in th e p riv ileg e of liv in g a t “ th is poo r dy in g rate .” .

T h e hym n how ever had to be sung , and w ould have proved

A SEI0C3 SETBACK,

b u t fo r th e recu p e ra tiv e en e rg y o f ready fa ith w hich gave the “ hosannahs” a live ­lie r tone, and tided tiie m eeting ov er th e “ la n g u ish in g ” crisis, w h ile Revs. G eorge C lark and \ \ \ H . M eeker p ray ed un til heaven and ea rth cam e toge ther.

T he one hund red and s ix teen th P sa lm , then read by D r. A lday, seem ed to be m ore in unison w ith th e s p i r i to f th e h o u r aud k ind led a t once the fervor o f those w ho lik e D avid w ere ready to take

TH E CCP. OF SALVATION,

and offer th anksg iv ing and p ra ise to H im w h o bad delivered th e ir souls from dea th , th e ir eyes from tears and th e ir fee t from fa lling .

Bro. B row ning sa id he loved th e Lord for th e very sam e reason th e P sa lm ist g ives, in th e w ords read . H e rem arked ou th e s im ila rity o f expression am ong a ll saved peop le th ro u g h a ll th e ages. L a st S abbath lie lis ten ed to converts from In d ia , C eylon and th e Is le s o f th e S ea, w ho w ere in th is v ic in ity te s tify in g th a t th e y had found J e su s and a fu ll sa lva tion th ro u g h h is precious aton iug blood.

Bro. M eeker th o u g h t It a good p la n to g e t in a w ord o f te stim ony a t th e begin- n in g o f the m eeting , fo r a l i t t le la te r th e re w ou ld be no chance. T h is p a rtic u la r s ea ­son o f g raduation exerc ises a t th e schools suggested som e im p ortan t lessons. Those w ho lost tim e o r failed to im prove o p p o r­tu n itie s, d id n ’t com e out so w e l l ; so we fill shou ld be in a h u rry p rep a rin g fo r o u r com ing g raduation d a y '.. . ,

ENTERING CANAAN*.A b ro th e r, re fe rr in g to th e serm on a t St.

P au l's in th e forenoon, said i t w as h is hapt p y experience to have fin ished th e w ilder- ness jo u rn e y . H e en te red in by fa ith and enjoyed th e p rom ised rest. O thers te s ti­fied to th e sam e effect, and la te r w hen F rien d U pdegraff asked a ll p resen t, w ho h ad go tten in , to rise , It looked as if th e S p ir it of C aleb and Jo sh u a had g enera lly prevailed .

Bro. P u rd y had the cong rega tion to jo in h im in a favo rite -hym n, “ M y soul be on tb y guard ,” -&c., and said h e was th rough w ith th e b a ttle now*.' H e had n o t m uch to do o r say, b u t he w as.kep t saved and sw eet in o ld age. • -1

T h e chorus, “ B lessed be the name,V &c., fu rn ished to several an ap p ro p ria te ex p res­sion of th e ir p resen t ex p e rien ce , and Bro. E rec , of B altim ore , re la ted how fu lly Capt. C arter’s discourse- in the T abernacle m et th e . Wants o f h is soul, “ M y p resence shall go w ith thee,” &e. * •

LONGING FOR HOME.Bro; K ennedy was fam ilia r w ith bodily,

suffering , and h is greatest, a llev ia tion and com fort was to g e t am ong th e peop le of G od, w ho w ere bound fo r heaven. H e th o u g h t i t p robab le th a t he m ig h t soon be p erm itted to go up and spend an e te rn ity w ith J e s u s . .; . ; ■ 0 ’-- ■. ’ :■:

S is ter In sk ip led in a lively stanza, and said sh e asp ired to be co m plete—not In h erse lf, o r an y th in g e lse b u t C h ris t. She was w onderfu lly saved.

TH E CHOICE OF MOSES, as refe rred to in one o f th e m o rn in g ser- m ons, s tirre d the h e a rt o f B ro . S ick ler, also a s tran g e r w ho com m ented on th e passage, and S is te r Cassie. L . S m ith . She concluded th a t to su ffer affliction w ith th e peo p le of G od w ould re s u lt in g re a t ad van­tage he rea fte r , w hen it cam e to th e recom ­pense of rew ard . T h e re was a d ee p s ig ­n ificance in* th e dec lara tion o f G od h im ­self, w here h e says, “ I have chosen you- in the fu rnace o f affliction .'1.

S is te r M iller h ad com e in to th e goodly land to stay, and a b ro the r said he was- never so p rec iously saved from s in as a t th a t m om ent.

IT PAYS TO HONOR JESL’S.A m oug th e m any s tran g e rs w ho spoke

was a venerab le b ro ther w ho ev inced un usual fam ilia rity w ith th e w ords o f Scrip-, tu re . I lls expe rience w as to ld w ith ah in sp irin g rin g o f confidence in th e veracity, of G od. \ '

.A n A sbury P a rk S is ter, w ho a ttended these O cean G rove feasts o f sp iritu a l th ings, said sh e w as tim id to in tru d e , b u t n evertheless k new th e m igh ty v ic to ries o f fa ith . • -

A BLESSED AND. BfcAUTl.VVL L IFE.T h is, S is te r L. A C rane said , w as w hat

h e r early, and en tire consigna tion in tro ­duced ber to. H e r c u p h ad been m ingled w ith m any and sore afflictions, b u t th an k s be u n to G od, w ho a lw ays ca u ‘•etli ,us to tr iu m p h .

D r. A lday rose to m e e t .sotUe c ritic ism s in terjec ted on th e h y m n first announced , say ing i t m ig h t possib ly su it the . case of som e w ho w ere low dow n in re lig io n and needed to be rev ived . T o th is end h e asked friend U pdegraff to. ta k e th e w ork’ in hand.

FINISHING UP.T h e sp eak er in h is te rse and loving

w ay, th e n rev iew ed th e ch a ra c te r o f te s ti­m ony g iven , and proposed to help . those w ho fe l t th e y had w andered ab o u t long euough and w ould lik e to g et in to a b e tte r expe rience a t once . . I t is ab o u t tim e ,, be said, to finish u p th e .m atter. H ave you fa ith to go o v e r ’* T h is s p ir itu a l. C anaau w as to h im m ore than a p lace o f good ea tin g and d r in k in g . I t offered a sphere to d o som e good figh ting—su b d u in g all o u r enem ies and not g row ing listless and inactive. L et u s gird* on afresh , o u r arm or, f o r a g rea t season a t O cean G rovo th is year.

A rounu th e a l ta r th e peop le th e n kne lt dow n to w restle fo r v ic to ry , so m e’ souls w ere b lessed w h ile th e y p rayed and con­fessed C hrist, and-M rs. P a lm e r and S ister B ancroft, w ith a num ber o f o thers, c laim ed la rg e resu lts u n d e r th e p rom ises o f God.

W hen th e H indoo p rie s t is ab o u t to bap­tize an in fan t h e u tte rs th e fo llow ing beau­tifu l s en tim en t: “ L ittle babe ,-thou enter- es t th e w orld w eep ing , w h ile a ll around thee sm ile ; con trive to live th a t th o u m ay d e p a rt in .sm ile s , .w hile a ll a round thee w eep.”

T b e fa ith fu l endeavor to d o r ig h t and to b ea r q u ie tly and w ith res igna tion w uat m ust.be .bo rne is o f itse lf a f ru it fu l source of happ iness and se ren ity ; b u t.a m u rm u r­in g and d iscon ten ted sp ir i t m ay poison th e rich est blessings and tu rn th em in to b itte r, evils.

Fortune lost, n o th ing lo s t;\yu raye lost, m uch lo s t;•honor lost, m ore lo s t: jouM ost,- all lost. ’

W here Summer Bides,

Down th roug the m oun tain ’', silver haze, Down through th e song-tbrllled Wooded ways. And ’m idst tho m eadow ’s drenched urasa,Tho feet of Sum m er swiftly pass.“ Stay : s t a y t h o yearn ing m ountains cry. “ Stay! stay the drow sy grasses sigh.But on and on tho sw eet g uest fl lea With wind-blown hair and wide s till eyes.On, on, un til h e r eager fee t *Abide am idst tho yellow w h eat. •

Lucy K. TUlty, In Harper'8 W akly .

W ashington in Summer.A fte r M ay W ash ing ton is in. a ll essen-.

tla ls a S ou thern city . HJouses c h a n g e th e ir aspect both ou tside an d 'in s id e , an d a d is­tin c t sum m er o rd e r reigns- O utside b lin d s a re hooked to house w indow s, aw nings fend off tlie s u n V rays , and; floors and s ta irs bare, o r, a t the m ost, la id w ith straw mattings.- g ive a cooler* fresh er, a n d : m ore spacious .air to .the in terio rs . P o rtie res , cu rta in s and d u st-inv iting artic les ' d isap­pear, and fu rn itu re '.slips itse lf in to cool ho lland covers. T iie W h ite H o u se , tlie Capitol, and th e pu b lic b u ild in g s undergo, th is change as m uch as p riv a te houses, and the c ity ' is ' in trim fo r its lo n g sum m er siege. T h e doo rstep becom es th e d raw ­ing-room a f te r d in n e r, an d every one fo l­lows th is good- S ou th ern fashion. T h e ladies w ear w h ite and lig h t w ash 'd resses on .the stree ts , In hote l din ing-room s, and everyw here else , as Is n o t done to th e sam e ex ten t in any E aste rn c ity to th e n o rth o f it. T h e open s tre e t cars deal rheum atism , re tu rn s o f la grippe, & n d sum m er c o ld s .; b u t those w ho becom e seasoned to them and. survive; p ronounce them a sum m er b lessing . V ’..v.'"' ; , ■*. ;■

A W ashington house J s li g^eat responsi­b ility th ro u g h -the • s u m m e r•:to; th e Owner, w ho does n o t ; ca fe to o r .cannot be:- in :i t all th e year round* * T h e m ost tru s ted servants, the “ p e rfec t .treasures ” o f b u t­le rs, have fu rn ished m any sad and am us­ing s to rie s by th e ir cooly tu rn in g h and ­som e res idences in to co lo red b o ard ing ­houses for th e sum m er. One S en a to r w ho left h is house in cha rge o f a fa ith fu l m an, servan t was sudden ly ca lled to W ash ing ­ton in d deserted sum m er, and found a re ­union o f co lo red socie ty on h is doorstep , a co lored p lan ish vocalist, and several con-. V irsationalists en joy ing th e draw ing-room , and qu ite the com edy of The Belles of the Kitchen b e in g played w ith o u t foot-lights.

T he g rea t floa ting p o pu la tion o f th e bet­te r class, th e people .w ithout fixed hom es, but w ith sufficient incom e for a li fe o f le i­sure, com p lain th a t th e re is no p la ce to go to in J u n e . T h ese a re th e peop le w h o go South in th e w in te r an d re tu rn slow ly northw ard in th e sp r in g ; w ho h e lp fill tlie w atering-p laces in tb e sum m er, and at in tervals m ake lo n g stays on th e Pacific coast and iu E u rope . I t is th e boarding, houses and th e pensions th a t th e y lilf ra ther than th e g rea t ho te ls , and to . W ash­ing ton th e y com e in Increasing n u m b e r- yearly : T h e g rea te r p ropo rtion -o f them are w idow s, and th e w om en in m ourn ing a ttire a re two-t b ird s o f th e , w ho le class. F o r th em J u n e is too- lu te to stay, in any of th e se E astern cities,’ and it is a season of loneliness, of ca rpen ters , and pa in te rs at th e w atering-p laces. . I t is .th e t id in g over o f .tb e s e J u n e w eeks w hich .sends h a lf of them , to E u ro p e , w here som e p lace i s • a l­w ays ready , and is never o u t o f season, and ami th e vagaries o f th e A m erican th e r­m om ete r a re nev e r app ro ach ed .—E. Ii. .i. in.IIar}}er& Bazaar.

The “ Y ’s” Cjhimn.M iss S allle : A . M oore, w ho is p res iden t

of St. M alacby ’s Ladies* T o ta l. Abstain* edce Socie ty in P h ila d e lp h ia , and a Cath­olic lady ,.has jo in ed th e W . C. T. L \, there*, by ca stin g in h e r lo t w ith the fast g a th er­ing. host w ho ' m arch u n d e r th e banner, “ X o sectarian ism in re lig io n , no section- :»lism in po litics, no sex in c itizensh ip , but each and a ll o’f u s fo r G od, and h o m e and native la sd . M iss M oore is th e first Cath­olic w om an w ho eve r sp o k e la p u b lic a t a, convention . T h is sc ? d id befo re b ishops and p re la tes a t th e C atho lic T o ta l A bsti­nence S ocie ty ’s annua l m e etiug -las t year, having- been sen t as a d e legate to rep re ; en t 2,000 w om en: . M iss M oore is an able

sp eak er and w ill b e .a V aluable accession to the W . C. T .T .

Dr. M arie L< L ak rzew sk a conc luded a a series of. a r t ic le s on “ T h e A m erican W uuian,” in th e I You tens' Penny Paper oi London, w ith the fo llow ing In te resting co m parison : . .

T h e A m erican w om an is by no m eans w hat sh e Is som etim es described in .E uro- pean literature* nor is she as id le iu her hab its as she appears w hen seen as a to u r­i s t in E u rope . A n E n g lish m an , an • ac­qua in tance o f m ine, once sa id to m e t/ . ‘ I have traveled a.good dea l.and have stud ied a g reat m any n a tio n a litie s ;' am ong them is one k in d ; o f w om an- w ho puzzles* me,

nam ely th e A m erican . In E u rope w om en d isp lay m uch m ore o rig in a lity in m anners and in dress, w h ile in th e U nited S ta tes all wom en p re sen t th e sam e ou tw ard ap p ear ance; b u t in conversation th e E uropean wom an is ted ious and m onotonous; beyond the affairs ot th e dom estic c irc le , n o th ing can be ta lk e d ab o u t b u t th e d ram a o r m u­sic, and you rece iv e no o rig in a l view s nor decided op in ions, w h ile th e A m erican wo­man is as varied in h e r conversation , and holds so s tro n g op in ions o f h e r ow n, th a t I feel lo s t how to behave before so m uch loveliness in 'silk and lac ‘6 w h ich covers the ch a rac te r o f a m an .5' . I f th is can n o t be accepted as a tru th fu l p ic tu re o f all A m er­icans, it is c e rta in ly ap p ro p ria ted fo r the m ajority . . I , w ho have b ee n ac tu a lly aiso - 1 ciated for. 30 years*' w ith th em , can. s im p ly : say, Jet us bend o u r head s in adm iration for w ha t .rep u b lican freedom can do fo r m ankind , and especia lly fo r w om en.” R.

Paradis9 "a lley . :BV REV. E . II. STOKES, D. D.

H av in g w ritten a few verses on P ara­dise P a rk , Ga., an d now on P a rad ise Val- ley, he re , I have th o u g h t som e m ig h t Im­agine th a t I in v en t nam es to s u it conven­iences. N o t so. I use s im p ly th e local- nam es ex isting in * th e co m m u n ities long befo re 'm y k n o w led g e o f e ith e r place.

P arad ise V alley , w h ic h ' we v isited yes­terday, lies at the. foot o f M t. P leasant,; a spu r o f M t. P ocono, M onroe Co., P a; .

W hen I le f t hom e th is tim e , be ing some-' w hat w eary , I reso lved to w rite , no th ing fo r p r in t, b u t th e fo llow ing , concern ing th is sequeste red vale , w ou ld w rite in defi­ance o f my. reso lu tio n :

I. .*• .O 'juiet vale, hem m ed in by graceful mountains,-

Thy rest is dream ful, robed hi jeweled b lu e : Where liv ing stream s gush forth from living

fountains,Kiising the daisies, fresh w ith m oring dew . .

II.The rustic bridge. One rail Is rudely brbken !

Here toil retreats lu shaded rest, a t n oon ;E‘.c comes apace, tim e’s m onitory token,

While in sweet sllenecsm iies tb e sum m er moon.

III.Here, lovers come w ith m easured paces slowjv;

Ilere,; in soft tones, b reathe :honied phrase^;■ ■-; ■■■ - sweet --Vv ■'Here:plight the ir faith, ih iorid affectIoht holy, ',.. W hile inellow m usic m unnurs a t th e ir ieet.

:',;V - 'V V -:--i V*;. '■ o ;f-‘This dream oi dreamsVso real yet so f lee tin g ,‘. v.;:

Comes to one llfe b u t oiice, then passes by ;Till, in im m ortal you th | w ith r a p tp r e s ^ i i lb g ^ \

The w ui awakes to pu rer biiss-on high, .

• • v . ; ’Contentm ent rc-Urus..* Pathways o f loiviy duty,

L’n f jld each day. as God ordains they s h o u ld ; • Each added day, unveils a n added beauty, f- r

And wibdom >peaks.througn nature 's ioUtude

V i , 'The trodden road w inds down through mystic

hollows, .Tbeu u p to suur.y glades w here laurels b!u<b ;

Pai-i ancient b a rn s inhabited by'swallows,Then eddy round in to a holy hu^h.

\ ■' y n . ’ . ." : •How soit that little tuft o f bright green m o ^ e s

How rough the*-.: pebole% to tn e sho«Ie.»s feet;;, . So life is smooth,: o r rough w ith.m any crosses.

Eu; a ll ic-juired to m a’ie o ur lives.complete.

yin. ,So peaceful ail J ‘Twould.seem as n’ to-morrow •

Snould be as now, a soft and sweet refrain ;But, here, th e church , with grave*? around, where

sorrow • ' .Ha* -bed her tears like silent -Summer ratn.

, x . - ■ But s e e : A sunburst o f a sudden d o ry ,— ] . •

Gilds all tiie landscape w ith a irolden g lo w :O, holy hope, haw blesst*! th y s to iy : .

Sueh glddeniou' chance,shall a ll ea rth ’s sorrow s know,

•• • • x, . ‘This lit tle co t, w here kindly Christian L 'reetlc^ ,

Salute th e stranger, like a swevt surj-rise: Types to tb e s'oul fa r m ore ex u ltan t m bet log*.

Beyond th y gate#. O upj»«r I’aradi*!-;.';.

- . . xi. ■. k *, •.This way-side bloom , 'ail fa>hU>ntd b y -o u r

F ather. ' *. • ' -. ■ . ^To cheer his children.!n th e ir hom ew anl w a y :

Portrays how white-robed hosts In throngs sha!i• gather. .' ,*•. ..

The hom e arrived to welcom e ia to day . '

. . . . . ••' xn. \This deep repose, a holy rest revealing- *

Along through which these jau rm n rin g ware?s. r o ll ;—

With wordless prayers to* th-.- .ro tu h wo:M ap­pealing, ’

H encefo rth .no m ore, to brvak ;lds rest u i ?oul. M t. P b a u sh t, //«., J'tu*.

G raduating Days.T h e p re sen t w eek , com m encing w ith

last S unday m o rn in g ’s D iccalau reate s e r ­mon by. Hev.' D r, Scuilder, in th .e .pu lp l: o:‘ th e K irst M. E . C hurch , A sb u ry P a rs , has furn ished an in te re s tin g se rie s-o f school exerc ises, in w h i f h .i> j:h# G rove an d P ark have ' show n a com m endab le p tid e a n l pleasure. Y he schools here. u re.ce lebra ted ' fo r th e ir devo tion to th e purposes o f tho ro u g h ed u c a tio n ; p rinc ipals , te ache;s and -cholar.s a l ik e ap p ear :»/ be ac tuate .1. j

w ith th e s p i r i t of em ula tion In maintain* Ing the h ig h repu ta tion th e y have here to ­fore ach ieved fo r m ak ing tb e best possible reco rd . ‘

W e en joyed th e p riv ileg e o f lis ten in g to D r. S cudder’s very ap p ro p ria te , and e loquen t d iscourse, and have w atched th e p roceed ings o f com m encem en t w eek, w ith its prize contests, lite ra ry and m usical exerc ises, and g rad u a tin g ce rem on ies w ith p ec u lia r gratifica tion . T bo only d raw ­back to a ll th is is ou r in a b ili ty to' p r in t com p lete rep o rts of tbe fe lic itous occa­sion, one w hich reflec ts th e g rea te s t c red it on our School B oard In th e ir lib e ra l devis­ing and ju d ic io u s m anagem ent. . ' ■ '

Mrs, Eobsrt Steele.T his . “ e lec t lady” passed from . h e r

ea rth ly hom e i n > N ew ark , ,'K.V. J . , to tiie heavenly m ansion o n ' J u n e 10. W hen w ith u s a t O cean G rove; h e r hom e was on the co rn er of P ennsy lvan ia and Abbott, avenues. T h e s p ir i t o f th is place was especia lly congenial to her soul,: and dur- in g tlie la s t m onths she bad ' been look ing for ward w ith unusual lo ng ing to tb e enjoy- m ent.'of aga in p a rtic ip a tin g In th e P a lm er m eeting and in' th e social serv ices Of-f?t. P a u l’s 7 C hurch .: A m ong ^the* su rp rises aw aiting h e r w hen she en te red th e G olden G ate ;w as th e m ee tin g w ith S is te rs ' S. L. M ille r a n d H . L . F ie ld , as her. ow n serious illness p reven ted n e r be ing In fo rm ed o f th e .d e a th , o f these friends. ' H e r funeral services w ere conduc ted In- fc't. L u k e ’s M:E . C hu rch ; N ew ark , NV J ., b y .h e r pastor, Rev. A . M ann, J r . , and Hev. A. D. V ail,D .D , o f W hite P la in s, N . Y .

.. Home Mission Work.T he W . C. T. U . o f O cean G rove, u t their-

business m eeting teudered a vote of thanks th rough th e S u p erin ten d en t of A lm shouse work,: to th e b re th ren and all w ho have k in d ly a id ed in ca rry in g on the m eetings a t th e alm shouse d u rin g th e past w in te r and sp ring . T h a n k s a re especia lly d u e to Rev. G. R . Snyder, w ho has greatly; assist­ed 'us in a rra n g in g fo r arid: secu ring per-, sons to conduc t th e sam e. H e h as stdod by us unflinch ing ly in our efforts to .bring alw ut n eeded ;re fo rm . ■ Iso to those who have -fu rn ish e d conveyances, ■ c h ie f ■: of wiiom are C a p t iM inton and ^Irsv{W .: M . Pawley,-; Of A sbu ry P ark . ' T h e m eetings a re he ld each Sabbath , a fterhoon , ■ Q n the second S unday In th e m onth the_ serv ices a re conducted by th e Iadie's o f th e U nion und ’friends.- O ur S tate S uperin tenden t, M rs, S ..J . D ow ns, has accom pan ied us on several occasions, and o th e r v isitors, who have k in d ly assisted and added in te re s t to th e occasion. W e have fe lt th e p resence and approval o f th e M aster its we have gone in C h ris t's s tead to ca rry th e *mes sage o f ’sa lvation , und we know th e re are those th e re w ho had never before heard th e story o f J e su s aud hU love . T hey te ll u s th e m ee tin g is anx iously looked for- w ard to , and th e k in d ly g rasp o f th e hand and- th e lig h tin g up* o f th e eye te ll .the s ile n t app rec ia tio n . W hile th e c h ie f aim is to m in is te r to th e s p ir itu a l need , :the tem poral w ants have not been overlooked. T hrough th e ; k indness o f th e U nion and frien d s w e have been able to g ive th e in ­m ates , g lim pses of. sunsh ine and good ch e e r in m any substan tia l fo rm s (rem in d ­ers. to som e, o t be tte r days;. Itock iug ch a irs have been , provided , th e aged .'and iu iirm . O ne m a n 'o v e r Op yea rs o f age and very .in te llig en t, sits in a la rg e ch a ir k in d ly , fu rn ish ed by M r. J . A. W ain- w righ t. A no th er c rip p led w om an enjoys w ith com fo rt one p rocured by the ladies,. Several copies o f th e W ord o f God in ex­t r a , la rg e tvpe bavc been p la c e d 'th e re , th rough tiie k indness and co u rte sy o f Mr.. J . S. Y ard , agen t <»f . th e ..M onm ou th Co. B ible .S ocie ty , fo r a l l o f w h ich th e S u p er­in ten d en t r e tu rn s - th a n k s . A nd to the friends .w ho so k in d ly and generously, co n tribu ted to th e en te rta in m en t fu rn ished o n ou r la te visit-. ;'T o the young lad ies of M rs. E . E . Boyd's ’Bible C lass, w ho w ith o th e r friends- fu rn ished such beau tifu l cake. To th e young m en of- Col. P a tte r­son 's B ib le Cl“. t 5, w ho k in d ly co n tribu ted . T o M r. S an fo rd ,; w ho, t h rou L*h h is : wo 1 it- tie b iy s in o u r ow n class, aga in responded to th e ca ll. Aljove. a l l 1 to b u r H eavenly F a th e r w ould we ren d e r *our trIb u te of prsdse fo r h is g u idance and the.opi&ning up o f th e w ay, as w e have yone forw ard. L e t.u s 'a ll rem em ber, •* T h e re a re lonely hea rts to ch e rish w h ile th e Ja y s :ire-going by,” and th e . t im e is short.- -

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■ • * H o w. n O :e ? n a tea m i r Is M a na?ed V; -is the sub jw t oi an Article by W. ,T. lleq lerson , w i;ch will io:si the .iliasirued sapplem ent to

Y'jutyj Ji-’jr'- foe Ju n e C'4.. To most j erson* coD’tecipistlDg ka.o^ean v.ora^e, a i w a s to ail yottag rcAder-, this artieie will cc.aTey valuable a sab jsc tso t geceraji .* wv!» utid*:rr*.o*>i. ; .

PHOGRAMMBOF SPECIAL SL'MMF.Tl SEUVICES AT OCEAN

OltOVE, N. •!., SEASON OF 1800.

1. Auditorium opening and Sum mer .Sabbath* school—June iffl.. •'

2. National Anniversary of Am erican Independ­ence, Oration by Rev. Jam es Moore—Friday, July 1,10..7) a. m.

3. W. C. T. U. o f N» J „ Mrs.-S. J . C. Downs, pre­siding—Saturday, Sabbath and Monday, Ju ly .r»,Cand7.

I. National Division, Sons o f Tem perance—Wed*’ nesday, Thursday, Friday, J u ly 9,20.11, •

■k Ocean Grove Sunday-school Asvembly—Satur*" day, Ju ly 12, to Tuesday, Ju ly 22.

0, Chautauqua L. S. C'. and S. S. Assembly' Grad­uation day, Oration by Kev. J . M. Buckley, D.D.—Wednesday,.Ju ly 2::, J0.;^)a. m.

7. African Methodist Episcopal Church Jubilee— Thursday, July 24.

S. Epworth League—Friday. Ju ly 23.0. Principals q f Methodist Episcopal Semlnarie.s

o f tbe U nitedS iatesj-Saturday and Sab b ath . July 2G and 27.

10. New Jersey Sabbat li Union, Rev. J. II. Know les and Itev. W, J . It. Taylor, Monday, Ju ly 2«.

11. General Hospital Day, P.tv. A . liittenhouseD.D.—Tuesday, July'29.

12. National Tem perance and Publication .Sofjlety,J . N. Stearns—W ednesday, Ju ly 'X>, to Sunday Aug. 3.

13. Ocean Grove Anniversary Sermon, In connec-• tion with National Tem perance Society—Sab­

bath, Aug. 3,10.30 a . in., Sermon by Kev. a : B.• Leonard, D.P., Missionary Secretary 51. E.

Church. / -H. Vonng Men’s Christian Association o f Newark;

N. J .—Monday, Aug. |. IC.SIa. rh. and 3 p. m.13. Ocean Grove Memorial Service—Monday, Aug.

i, 7.:» p. m, . ,10. Women's Home Missionary Society—Tuesday,

An?. 3.17. Interdenom inational- liib le Convention,' Dr.

M unball—Wednesday, Aug. 6, to Sabbath ' evening, Aug. 10.

IS. Dickinson College Day, Rev. Dr. Keed, Pres’t —Tuesday, Aug. 12. .

19. King's Daughters, Mrs. Bottdme-^W cdnesday,.. Aug. 13.20. Women’s Encouragement Meetings—Thursday

and Friday, Aug. l t and 13,21. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society—Satur­

day and Sabbath, A ug, 10 and 17.22. Annual Camp-meeting—Tuesday, Aug. 19, to

Friday. Aug.‘29.Prof. J. R. Sweney w ih conduct th e singing dur- •

ing too c'amp-meeting.- . .Ho\ine*s Meeting iu th e TaV>emacle, conducted

by Mrs. Dr. Paltner; Young People*h Meeting, led by Rev. C. II. Y atm an; Jn addition to these Mr. Yatman will conduct the Twilight Meetings d u r­ing the C'imp-raeeting, and also m eetings for men every Sabbath a t I p. m . . •

Surf Meetings every Sabbath evening during the season when w eather will allow.

E. H. STOKES, Pres’t

Between the Lights,

A little pause in life, w hile day lig h t linger-s Between the sunset and the pa le m oonrise, '

W hen dally lab o r slips from w eary finger*,.And soft, g ray shadows veil the ' aching eyes.

Peace, peace, the Lord of e a rth and heaven knoweth * •

The hum an soul In all Its h ea t and s tr ife ;Out of Hi-,'throne no stream o f L ethe /!?w*’tb.

But the o lear river o f e te rn a l U:e. ’ • ' •

Serve lilrn in.dally w ork and earn est living.Anil faith -hall lift th ee to I lh su a ilt h e ig h ts ;

Thea shall a psalm of trladnes^and thanksgiving Fill the.' calm hour that, e.ornes betw een tlie

. lights. Mfxytzint.

A m in is ter devoid o f tb e love o f C h ri-t. is lik e a C unard s;eitmf*r w ith 'h e r tires ex ­tinguishing* in m id o cean . T h e w hole m ach inery stops; th e voyage is in te r­rupted . T h e cram ! aim o f h e r construc­tion. i« defea ted . W e have a ln«»tionless hu ll instead o f a th in g o f li fe and pow er, capable o f tra n spo rting m en across the. deep . T h e g rea t baptism o f love is th e motive pow er in th e life .o f a m in is ter. I t k in d le s and in sp ires h im . I t sets the- w hole m ach inery o f h is life in m otion fo r Ibe service o f hum anity.. T h e w heels in his sp iritua l m echanism are alive; »m fire, and glow lik e those In- th e v ision o f th e p rophet. U nder th is lo fty in sp ira tio n In­ac tiv ity is im possible., liy un inw ard n e ­cessity h e Is im pelled to th e w o ik o f G od. A b u rd e n js upon h iin , a n d 'a woe Is fe lt, if h e do n o t go out in labo r fo r th e salva­tion of m en.— IUr^hl.

A m ong tb e notew orthy artic les in 11 n r-' P’ t' i JJ'&tr t o .b e pub lished J u n e 27th w ill be u sketch by M rs. H elen H . Ilackus, P res id en t o f th e V asoar Aluuma.*, en titled “ Vxssar a t Twenty-five.” E m m a M offett T y n g w ill’ con tribu te to th e series of* papers on Exercise fo r W om en, an a rtic le on .” W a lk ing ,” .to ap p ear iu th e sam e num ber. "•*•. '■ , •

Tb« Itev . J . <:». Wil.vvn, •A.'-M., li. I)., of P h ila le lp h ia , has rece ived th e , d eg ree o f D octo r o f iJ iv in ity from h is a lm a m ater, th e Illin o is -W esley an U n iversity , a t tb e ; recen t C om m encem ent. D r. W ilson is c losing a very successfu l pasto ra te a t T aU

rnacle C hu rch ; P h ilad e lp h ia . .T h e K ev. C harles E . M iller, pastor of

F irs t M ethod ist E piscopal C hurch; Brook- lyu ; K . Y -,W as iiv e n the .deg ree’ o f 0 . D. by W ich ita U niversity , o f th e . D utch Re* i

fo rm ed C hurch , at th e .fee'efit C om m ence­m en t.' ' ..*■

liU liop A ndrew s w ill p reach th e Baccfi- la u reate serm on at th e O cean 'G rov*; .Sun- day-V ;hool.V-setuMy ou .S lb b i tb , J u ly 20.’. at lOM'J a. ej ‘* . .

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t mPDBLISnEn WEEKLY BY ‘

ROT. A. ’WAULAOE, D. D „ ’ "ASBURY PARK* NEW JERSEY.

REV. E . H . STOKES, D; D.. Cor respoudlng Editor.

TERMS, POSTAGE PREPAID.One copy, four m onths....... ................. .fit)

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Club o f Are or moro, oue year, e a c h , . . . . . . . . . 1.00: Advertisem ents inserted a t th e ra te o f ten cents p e r lino, one tim o. • For. one, tw o o r th ree months,

: o r by tho y ear?a lib eral red u ctio n w ill be u ta d e . .

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. Copies o f th e O cean, G rove K e cohd can alw ays be h ad lit the. book stove, 27 P ll-

, g r im P a thw ay . T h e store Is Open day tind even ing . . '

F if ty , cen ts w ill pay for. the O cean Cfrbve K e c o r d fou r month's from date. M ailed free to any address. P ostage stam ps w |ll be received in p a y m e n t. . • .»■

v.Mr. Sulger^ o f T ren ton , th e A udito rium trom bonist, has a rrived In tim e, for open ,

.in g day. M rs. S iilgcr and d au g h te r A da a re also h e re fo r th e season. ::-

■' B ishop Goodsell w ill p reach the open- ing serm on at the annua l cam p :m eeting , O cean G rove j X . J ., on 'W ednesday m oru-

; ing , A ug. 2 0 , fit; 10.30. / J“ S un lit Songs” w ill bo a . g rea t success

t h i s 1 s e a so n .. See ca rd of p u b lis h e r ; aud . send fo r specim en copies. T h e new book- is now on sa le a t Ocenn-Grove* ' :

•. T h e national ann iversary prn tlon w ill be delivered a t O cean G rove by t h e . Rov. Jam e s M oorev D. D.: P , E ld e r o f the X ew , B runsw ick D istric t, F rldny , July. 4, at ,10.30 A. M.‘ • ;••••• /

S erm on N o . 3, u n d e r the sam e gene ra l ti tle , “ T ra p s nnd T rappers,” p reached last Sabbath even ing at S t, P a u l’s C hurch , O cean Grove,-by P as to r B elting , w as on th e g reed o f gain , and d ea lt s\vltU lotteries; bettiiig , and o th e r n e fa rio u s’ m ethods of

• v io la ting th e : m ora l law . . I t . o u g h t to, ap . pear, as d id th e fo rm er iu our, colum ns,

: and i t .is no t im probab le , th a t we shall secure room fo r its adm on ito ry lessons in b u r nex t issue. " v - * V Y f

: • T h e C om m encem ent exe rc ises-o f P e n ­n in g to n S em in a ry . a re p rog ress ing w ith

' g rea t pub lic in teres t us we go to press. D r : H au lon p reached liis baccalau reate serm on la st S unday , D r. C lark , o f th e Christian

\Advocatc, de livered th e P h lJpm athean o ra ­tio n ou AVednesday, find P ro f .B o r i le u P. B row n, o f Boston U niversity , gave th e a lum n i o ra tion on T hu rsday . T h is is Pen-

. n lug ton ’s se m lc eu tenn la i y e a r , and the old in s titu tion has renew ed- its j'pu th . D r. H an lon , th e 'Indefa tigab le p res iden t, is expected- to 'opeiih iT ^^o ;> -G rO v< » ~BUd * class as,usual fp r l l ie season on n e x t S un ­d ay afternoon, a t 2 o’c lock v. 3i.

. A n /encourag ing s ig n o f th e tim es is the• rem ark ab le g row th o f those schools iiii- p a rtin g techn ica l k now ledge , q u a lify in g fo r th e p rac tica l;’ d u tie s o f ,11 fe; ? A u 1 In- stance of th is unp reced en ted success is th e P r lc k e tt C ollege o f C om m erce (fo rm erly B ryant & S tratton), P h ila d e lp h ia , located in th e handsom e new “ G ira rd B u ild in g ,” B road and • C h e s tu u t. streets.; W h ile th e value of the b u ild in g is one m illion doK

/.IaVs, the. tra in in g iu business and _short- ; hand g iven b y th is College is w'orth m ore

than do llars to, any yo u n g m an o r w om an desiring to m ake n. successfu l s ta rt in bus*I ness life.

D r. a tu lM rs. S tokes p ro longed tlie ir stay in the neighborhood o f *• P arad ise V alley,” M onroe coun ty , pa., un til T uesday of the p resent . w eek, and arrived hom e w ell

^ rested atid ^m uch * im proved in general h ea lth . H e te lls us,- in- connection w ith th e excellen t poem w e ‘p rin t th is we<k, th a t lie had uo in ten tion in go ing aw ay to w rite any th ing , but w e sUppose.he could not help h im se lf w heu environed w ith the scenery o f th e m ajestic P ocono. Mis ad ­m ire rs w ill th in k w i th 'u s th a t, he has r a re ly i f ever w ritten a be tte r descrip tive oem thau th is one. . '

T hom son P ark w ill p resent a g a y and festive scene on F r id a y 1 afternoon and evening , J u u e 37, on the occasion of the

' “ lunch tea” g iven bv, the L ad ies’ Parson- ^age A ssociation o f \§ t . P a u ly 5 l.l^ C h u rch , :

o f Which M rs. J o h n M . D ey is ;p re s id en t. T h e re w ill be a ,1 a rge ten t, pi e n ty o f seats and . tables, w ith eveu lng illum inations,’ and th e h n rd y gurdv across W esley Lake, w ill keep up the m usic gratis . This affair com es in at a ju n c tu re of tim e and c ircum ­stances w hen everybody w ill be able to a tteud , and m ake ' tlie occasion q u ite no ta­b le fo r its social .en jo y m en t. Let :G rove and P a rk tu rn out en m*met aud the effect w ith good w eather, th e silve ry moon aud

•the sh im m er o f .the lake , w ill be sublim e.I t w as a c h e e r in g ' Inc iden t la st Sunday

m orn ing to hear the fam ily and guests of the llow laud Hoo.use, jo in iu th e ir p arlo r devotlous u fter b reakfast, th e ir hap p y songs resounding over the ad jac^u t neigh- .librhood.' -Thts beatitIfu l custom , w e took occasion t o ; no tice frequen tly w ith com ­m endation .last S um m er. T he fo llow ing

. com prise th e advance guard ’ o f tbe ex- pected c ro w d : D r. C. L . ITaskins, S ara­toga S pr 1 ngs \ Kev. T hom as W ilsou, W im b

. ’s o r ,N ; J . ; X J . :W harton ,M orrisv ille ,^P a.;- X . J : Chenick, T re n to n ; 1)r; A . W al 1 ace ,5 . Oc k a n G r o v e K e c o r d ; M iss L aura Day,E uglU htow n; M iss H. Swope, P h ila d e l­p h ia ; Miss M. B. A very Aud M rs. M. E vans, X ew Y ork c ity r. M iss M- A llen and M isse d a H inm au. W ash ing ton , D. C

..Opening'Sabbath,PROGRAM;FOR,THE DAY.

Sundny,. J u n e 21), w ill be A ud ito rium and gene ra l o p en in g day ;at O cean G rove. A t 0.A; m ..: M rs. D r., P a lm er w ill resum e h e r holiness m ee tin g in the Tabernacle , to be continued , every day a t sam e ho u r duv- in g th e season. ; ‘ v: A t 9 A. m , K e v. C. I I . Y at m a n’s Y ou ng P e o p le 's .J le e tin g s ’ w ill com m ence iu- th e T em ple . ' ’•. A t iO 30 a", m ., . O p en in g S erm on in th e

A ud ito rium , by K ev. S .-F . U pham . D . D ., o f ;D rew ;T heo log ica l S em inary .

T h e O cean G rove Sabbath School w ill be reo rgan ized a t 2 p. M. P rim ary D e­partm en t in the TabernaCle, In te rm ed ia te nt A ud ito riu m , and D r. H an lon ’s B ible C lass in th e Y . P . T em ple . ■ :

S u rf M eeting nt C p. m . a t foot o f O cean IM thway. : * ■ ■ ■ • •

D r. F ra b k ; C hand ler, of th e F irs t P re s ­by te rian -C hurch. A sbury P ark , .w ill p reach at th e A ud ito riu m ’a t 7.80 Pi M.

E . I I . S t o k e s , President.

Song Sorvico.; O n S atu rday n igh t, J u n e 29, ju s t be fo re

th e open ing S abbath , M r. Y atm an w ill conduct a serv ice o f song in-.the T em ple . H e w ould lik e everybody to com e and slug if th e y can, i f no t, to lis ten . H e also invites those ’who ; p lay . in s tru m en ts to com e and b rin g tlie ir violins o r cornets ■with them : ’ \ ;■ !

Dioltinaon College, ■ ■• T h e V is iting C om m ittee , w ho b tteuded

com m encem ent exerc ises a t old D ick inson last w eek, rep resen tin g the X ew Je rsey . P h ilade lph ia , B a ltim ore ,W ilm ing ton , C en ­tra l P ennsy lvan ia, and. X ew Y o rk ;.E ast Conf erences, hiul a rpyid tim e a t .Carlisle, Pa., am id th e classic festiv ities of the occnsion, and un ite in nn ab le and com ­prehensive -repo rt o f th e m arch o f .lin- p rovem en t ■noticeable in every th ing abou t the in stitu tion , w ith eu log is tic tr ib u te s to the facu lty , re tir in g aud iucom iug m em ­bers, and the! lite ra ry , w ork done, and -so w ell d o n e ,'d u rin g th e year."' T lie popu la r board o f m anagem en t have placed us/who res ide In th is v ic in ity u n d er "special ob li­gations by co n fe rring on our w orthy p re ­s id in g elder,. Kev. Jam es M oore, the hono rary ti tle of D» D.< a n d upou G enera l •Jam es F . K usling , o f T re n to n ,; a sum m er res iden t o f O ceau G rove, th e title .o f L L .D . T ills is a Heserved. acknow ledg­m ent of th e p rom inence, d istingu ished m ilita ry and . lite ra ry services, and well-, know n ch u rch ly zeal- lu education and p atrio tism o f our. friend , G en. K usling. H u rrah fo r the, Mater! •

Hccord of the Week.F ro m .th is tim e fo rth , p e rh n p s ; uut 11 the

first w eeks in S ep tem bervthe pages o f the K e c o r d m ust prim arily , be • devoted to s u ch n a rra tiv e 6 f event? as re la te s to th e various depa rtm en ts in the local'w o rk o f O cean 'G ro v e . y-\ '

Social events, persom d m atte rs and tiie l in e o f corres])pndeuce;- w ith w hich th is pap e r is favored at all th e o th e r seasons of the y ea r m ust be held secom larv to the one g rand Idea fo r w hich O ceau G rove w as founded and has fo r tw en ty years been m ainta ined .

A lthough the form al open ing of the sea son is reserved fo r n ex t Sabbath , w hen its orgauized ac tiv ities w ill be set in motion, the re lig ious exerc ises com m enced lu an in fo rm al w ay last- Sunday, w beu ‘ th e re w ere people enough p resen t no r only to crow d St. P au l's C hurch , w here Kev; D. P. U pdegraff. of Ohio', p reached in th e m orn ­in g ;.an d Kev. I I . B elt lug, pasto r, In th e evening , but also to t i l l . th e T abernacle , w here Capt. R . K elso ' C a rte r d iscoursed at 10'30 a. M .,.am lau expe rience m eetiug o f « rea t in teres t w as held d u rin g th e after- noon. t . . *■

l>f th e la tte r,’so iue notes Will, be foutid ou rirst pauei bu t they fall to couvev- an ad e q u a te 're p resen ta tion 1 o f the ferveu t de.- votlonal s p ir it w h ich prevailed , g lv lug am ple assu rance of th a t genera l zest In sacred pu rsu its w hich , n o t only holds. Its own; but ac tually r is e s . param oun t to all p e tty com petitions, p leasure-seek ing idms.‘ and th e ' ever-present greed for m ak ing m oney, ■ w hich, fo rm ; th e shoais.and qu ick ­sand s I n our annual gat her! n gs h ere by the sea', .: . . . -

. A ll eyes now tu rn to th e daw n o f open­ing Sunday, and w e w ait for the tap of.the A udito riau i b.frll a t 0 ' a :.m ., w h ich shall se t T em ple aud T abernacle to s in g in g aud p rayer, h m ls ta r t a ll th e m a ch in e ry o f ,th is g rea t C h rittian en te rp rise—the grea test on ea rth , in -its sum m er ca reer o f m oral cul- tu re-and ,evangelistic w ork . ’

After Forty Years.A reunion o f the X ew Je rse y C onfer­

ence Class o f IS30 was held M ay 2Sth at the parsonage o f Kev. Thos.-S. W ilson, W indsor, X . J . E ig h t m em bers on iy are ' liv in g out o f .th e .o rig in a l class o f 13. S ix o f these are s till i n ’ th e effective ranks, and a ll w ere p resen t. T liey w ere Revs. TV S W il s o n ,;■ D r . ;,J; I I . F reem an ; T . I I . S m ith , J . W . Seran , P . C line and E dw iii w aters. T h e departed;-. •.•vrhAi-.were.Kcbu^ in e u io ra ted w e re> :J , ‘:;B .;;IJill, D . K eed;^J.‘ E, A dam s, A. I tu rd and J o h a F au i.' T h e c la ss .fu rn ish ed tw g U nited S tates chap ­lains. th ree au thors, tw o p res id ing elders, one I). I)., o n e p oe t and a d istingu ished lingu ist. T h e su rv ivors had a very genial tim e, atul th ree belong to the X ewaric Con­ference. .

Personal Mention.Tw o conven ien t, w ell'furrilslietl cottngos,

0 a n d . '7 i'OC<u>s. fo r re n t on good term s, A pvlv a t tills ollice.'

S m all co ttages are iu great ;dem nndt and th e re is a Uenuly ou O lin stree t, .wliich m ay be had on in q u iry a t 33 M ain avenue.

J l r . and M rs. G rahain , h a ilin g .fro m Canada E ast, h ave been . m a k in g ' th e ir b r id a l tr ip to O cean G rove, nnd-stopp ing w h ile h e re a t Iiay Cottage, on l ’itm an nve- uue, n ea r th e s e a . .

M r; am i M rs.' J o se p h A shton and P ro f W . S. S u ijter au d fam ily , bo th o f T ren to n , a re n ex t door n e ighbo rs on M t. Z ion, O cean G rove, tlie ir co ttages being 33 and 87, and both now occup ied for th e season. ’■

M iss M . A . H osk ins, X ew Y o rk C ity M ission; A lex . M cM illan , Ksq.l and w ife, St. J o h n ’s, N ew found land , aud M rs. S. E . Tom linson, M t. H olly , N . J ., a re aiuon; th e guests a t H odson H o u s e , S u rf avenue.

M r. and M rs,'J o h n T . R obin, N ew Y o rk ; J lr s . C. ,-V. B rtindage aud E d d ieB ru n d ag e , l’o rtchestor, N . Y .; N orm an P. V nnder- hoof, N e w a rk ; J . D y re D ungan , P h ila ­d e lp h ia ; M rs. T iffany aud tw o ch ild ren and M iss H a tc h e r , o f W ash ing ton , l ire guests a t tb e N e w a rk C ottage.

M r. J . A rner, w ho is at. h is cott-ige on M t. Zion, opposite th e T ren ton H ouse, found a- sm all w a tc h w ith ch a in nnd cha rm on tho beach a few days ago, and has advertised it on th e b u lle tin board at the post ofllce, b u t so fa r the. ow ner has n o t,p u t in lin appearance:

W e inv ite th e special a tten tion of.ladiea to M rs. MI L. N .-P u rtc 's card in th is pap e r and h e r specialty fo r p rom oting good hea lth and. com fo rt th ro u g h -the “ G rand M ovem ent System ." S iuce leav ing O cean G rove la st season, th is lady h as sp en t th e in te rv a l a t th e W om en 's College, P lillndel. ph ia , pe rfec tin g lie rse if in physica l science, aud. m ed ical 'a tta inm en ts, enab ling her to be u se fu l to jlie r sex. . . . . . , ,

A m ong the- guests so jou rn lug at. th e W averly are P ro f . K ershaw aiid fam ily, p rin c ip a l o f t h e G erm antow n A cadem y, and M r. B id d le B eeves and fnm ily, of D enver, Col. -Mr. R eeves lias m e t our old friend , \V lllisfo rd D ey, an d savs th e y a re m u ch p leased to n u m b er lilin arnoug th e ir citizens, aud a re try in g to induce h lu i to sing foi- th em a t G race M. E . C iiurch .

.D r. D .M ^ W oolley, a w ell-know n Brook- lyn p rac titio n e r, and physician In c h ie f o r t h e P eop le 's D ispensary o f th a t city ,, has t ik e n th e co ttage N o . 02 M ain avenue, cor* tier o f P ennsy lvan ia,, w h ere d u r in g h is S um iiier vacation he m ay be consulted as a specia list on diseases of th e nose, th ro a t and a ir passages also genera l p ractice . H is recom m endations a re flrst class.

M r. R‘. T u s t l n g , w ho opened a branch m usic store In O cean G rove last Suinm er, is k ee p in g h is iinsiness cen tra lized this' y ea r iu his la rg e new. estab lishm ent, cor­n er o f Cookm an avenue ind , B o n d street, A sbury P a rk , w here inuslc ui^oks, slieet m usic, pianos, organs arid, :oth<.-r;popular in s trum en ts are ..a lw ays on baud. A e has e leg an t p ianos to ren t, aud h is p la c e 1)? g en e ra l head q u arte rs fo r m usica l; people.

A p leasan t hom e w edding occurred at tbe new re.-ldence o f Rev. A. A . P helps, on B o n d stree t, o n th e jif te rflo o n p f J u n e •>1. . T iie con trac tin g parties w e reM r.Jo s . W a lk e r ,.a rising .business m an o f N ew ark , and M iss E l vena, th e e ldest dau g h te r: The ce rem ony was p e rfo rm ed )>v the bride 's fa ther and ev e ry th in g passed o il pleas, antlv . T iie guests w ere m ostly old friends from a d istance, and a fte r an e legan t re­past M r. and M rs. W a lker departed for N ew Y ork . B oston and o ther p laces o f In terest, aecoiup.auied. i»y th e best w ishes o f th e ir m any f r le u d s ,a m id .a -s h o w e r of r ice and o ld slippers.

T h e follow ing are guests of tbe W aver- ly : F W F o e lle r aud w ife, C P F oe)ler. Id a F o e lle r .M rs M D ashford, I . B lanche H opkins, 'W W Crosslev, w ife and son, N ew Y o lk ; .1 W N ash , w ife aud dau g h ­ter, B ro o k ly u ; I i E U ;i-C ham berlin , .Cran- b u rv : M r and J l r s G eo W Joyce , W ash- in g to u ; M rs D r P E W illiam s, M rs S J Laoiiig . I ia d d o u fie ld : I! lleeves, w ife aud ch ild , D enver, C o l: .M S chu ltz , w ife aud. son, Je rsey .C ity ; W m K ershaw ,and wife, N e ll ie , .and E a rn e s t K ershaw , G erm an­tow n; G eo H . M iller, N ew ark .

P eop le do not m ind a h o t day o r ^even- lug w hen D ay B ros.’ i c e cream gardens are ' 'open ' w ith , gen tle breezes,, p lay ing foun ta in ; and re fresh m e n ts alw ays cele­b ra ted fo r th e excellence o f th e ir q u a lity and th e e legance .of service. -M any have tr ied to equa l th e D ay B ros.’ c rea m s and Ices, b u t th e y can b y no a rt of Im itation be excelled . - T h e P itm an avenue estab, lishm eu t was opened ju s t in tim e , nnd all its appo ln tm euts are uow in first-class o rd e r . ' •

T h e W ilm ing ton H ouse, prom inently, s itua te on th e co rner of H eck and Central avenues, Is u u d er new m anagem ent, this season'. M r. W . S. T ow nsend, from the nelshViorliood o f W ilm ing ton , D el., Is th e p rop rie to r, and in th e selection o f such a com m odious anil a ttrac tive house, it is evi. d e n t h e unders tands th e p rim e Idea of successfu l business'. 'P e o p le now adays w an t-a ttrac tiv e accom m odations,,-aud he cau fu rn ish them th e b e s t ob ta inable.' H e is favorably know n in bo th P ennsylvania aud D elaw are , aud w ill be-pleased to show h is friends the ex tra , hosp ita lities o f the W ilm ing ton ou -the ir a ir lv a i at O cean Grove.

Notes, and Etchings.(i-Yoin The' D aily Journal.).

T he p rep a ra tio n s n ecessary to accom m o d a te i t s com ing th o u sa n d s o f peop le h av e .in yo lv cd a la rg e r o u tla y o f tim e, m oney a u d h a rd w ork th an over before, im p ro v e m e n t la the fea tu re of th e tim es, a u d tho g rav e s t of a ll qw estlona c o n fro n tin g th e fin an c ia l m en o f tho A sso c ia tio n is th a t o f Incom e eufflclont to m eet espouses. •

Oticc s ta r te d , th e re ap p e a rs to be n o chaucjj to slow dbw n, o r re tren c h In tho require* m ea ts o f the sew er, w a te r a n d '.l ig h tin g sys­tem s, on a ll o f w hich tho re s id e n ts h av e conie to d ep en d fo r r e r te c t • s a n ita tio n a n d social cpp ifo rt. ;

W ha tev e r may. h ave b een tbo cau se , rea e s ta te m en say tb o d e m a u d fo r su m m er c o t­tag es h as silddou ly d ro p p ed off, leav iug seve ra i a t ’this, d a te ten an tlees . T hese,: how ever, will, all b e p icked u p as soon as excursions b e g in io b rin g the peop le to tb e G rove a t re d a c ed ra te s o f r a i l ro a d fa re .

Tbo O cean G rove p o s t office w ill b o well m an n ed for th e em ergencies of th e seaspn . Tho effq rt to re ta in thoso .w indow c le rk s who havo a d a p te d them seives to tho buslu ess of a s s is ta n ts In fo rm e r y ea rs , w ill m ee t w ith p u b lic ap p re c ia tio n an d lessen the liab ilities to m is tak e ; -for It never req u ires m uch of an o v ersigh t a t th e p o s t ofllce to ra ise a flrst­c lass m isu n d e rs ta n d in g a l l around ., • I t is ra th e r ea rly ye t to" a tte m p t any p en c il etcb- lnga of c h a ra c te r am o n g those w ho ga ther th ree tim e s every d a y w ith e s p e c ta u t faces fo r th e lr m ail. T h a t th ere a re a goo d m auy s tra n g e rs .am ong . them ' is ev iden t • from tbe lack o f in fo rm a tio n they ex h ib it ' a s to the re­s tr ic tiv e ru le s o f th e co rp p ra tip n . S om e w ho forcot to call fo r t iie lr m all oq S a tu rd a y night, th ro u g h p re o ccu p atio n w ith a g reeab le friends on th e bo ard w alk , o r ^a v is i t to on o o f th e “ lu err j’-go-rounds ” acro ss th e lake, th in k i t “ too b ad M th a t th ey a re s h u t o u t o f tho post ofllce bu ild in g on S uuday . .If it w ere o p e n e i e ven fo r a a h o u r, th ey u rg e , i t w ou ld be a p u b lic accom m odation .

Oue lady , las t S un d ay , h u rrie d in to >>*pol- ley’s d ru g s to re w ith the o rd er, “ ihree'ivvo- ce n t s ta m p s , p lease .”. “ W a c a n 't let you have an y s tam p s to d a y ,”

was th e polite an d tlrm rep ly ,o f the. c le rk 'in charge .' \ t ;- '• : -Vv. '...; .

H av en ’t you g o t any S” .. •• O. yes, p len ty , b u t we a r e ,n o t a llow ed to eell a n y on S u n d ay s.” .. .

W hy, tbeu , d o .you k eep y o u r d ru g s to reo p e n ? ” . : ; ■ '. '. - .'• '-.

‘.‘ O nly to d tsp e u se 'm e d ie in e s th a t m ay be needed fo r .the sick . V ‘ i - {" * l-i

Then I c a n ’t g e t th ree s tam p s * .“ N ot here. W e m u st obey the rules.T he lad y .at first ap p eared a lit tle ra t t le d by

th e p ro h ib ito ry a m en d m en t, b u t w as u o t half a s m uch p rov o k ed , o r a t- le a s t d id u ’t show it, as the gen tlem an so m e tim e ago who slipped lu for a “ n ip o f s o m e th in g ” to n e rv e him ­se lf a g a in s t a s e a fog, a n d co u ld not. o b ta in even a g la s s of so d a w ater. -S u n d ay m ea n s a good deal a t O cean G rove, a n d all v is ito rs in o ne way o r a n o th e r soon find i t ou t.M r s . D r. P a lm e r h as b een a t h e r OceanP athw ay co ttag e to r a coup le o f wcvk*v' and ,to the gratified su rr r is e .o f h e r friends, reports h erself in b e tte r h ea lth a n d s tre n g th th a n she iias .en joyed for fo n r Or flvo y ears . She. w as ab le to w alk to St. P a u l’s la s t S ab b a th m o rn ­ing; a n d w as o u t a g a iu In th e a fte rn o o n ta k ­in g p a r t in - th e tes tim o n y m eeting , in which a lso ICev. M essrs. B ro w m n g , P u rd y , M eeker, S ick ler a n d C asp a r E rec, a n d a h o st o f .zea l­o u s w om en p a rtic ip a te d , am o n g w hpm w ere M iss C assie L . Sm Uh, M rs. L a u ra A . C rane, M rs. Rev. G .: C. B ancro ft, a n d som e o f the A s b ^ r : 'P a rk w hite ribbouers. ’ . ’

O f th e stVAngers. p re se n t th e re w ere se v era l good; c lea r t a i n t s , one a - ta ll , p o s itiv e and fluen t gen tlem an w ho q u o ted v e rb a tim one o f the P salm s of D av id , every verse o f which h it th e h a ll sq u a re o n .th e head . M r. Geo. W . E v an s, w ho was o n the p la t form , suggested to those a b o u t' him th a t tbe b ro th e r looked and ta lk e d lik 'e.a S co tch P resb y te rian e lder, who b a d th e o ld B ib le a t his. U uger ends.

j t is hard^tO ;guesS- a t :o n e ;0f th ese social relfgious love feasts , w h a t ’d en o m in a tio n pep; p ie .be long to . l u tb e m o ru lu g v u n d e r Capt- C a r te r ’s se rm on , a B ap tis t ladv f ro m , Mr. C on well’s ia 'rg e co n g reg a tio n , in P h ilad e l­phia, sa id she felt, lik e sh o u tin g , a n d a n E p is­c o p a lian th e p rev io u s S u n d a y w f s am o n g t hose-w bo p rom p t ly accep t ed a u i uvi ta t io u by th e Q uaker p reach e r to “ com e to th e ;a lta r .”

L; Ocean G ro v e peop le w ltb co ttag es to ren t, o r b o a rd in g bouses a s y e t a lm o s t em pty , have beeu w ish in g — p e rh a p s p ray in g —m an y of them a re o f the la t te r s tr ip e —fo r a good old- fash ioned h o t spell* wbicii.-m ight help to d e­p o p u la te th e c ities b y h u rry in g la rg e r c row ds to thc:;seashqre .'v Y esterd ay ’s tem p era tu re filled the b ill. T he th erm o m eter took a n u p ­w ard teu d eu cy a t a n ’ early h o u r, a n d c o n tin ­u e d r ising u n til th e m e rc u ry reached 9 2 ' I t m u s t .have been to o h o t to ■ travel,‘ fo r i then u m b er o f a rr iv a ls hard ly ; eq u aled espee ta -lio n s . .S h o u ld ih e p resen t sp e ll con tinue , how­ever, as o n e o f tlie w ea th er p ro p h ets sa y s it w ill u n til th e 4 th of J u ly , th o u sa n d s will h a s te n 'tb e ir p rep a ra tio n s , an d so o u 'iiu t In an app earan ce .Q u 'th e c e leb ra ted board -w alk . •

■ T he fam ous b a th in g m enj Ross a n d LUla* g ore, h av e been co m p a ra tiv e ly lonely u n til th e r e c e n t ‘h o t spell. W ednesday b ro u g h t a ll .th e p leasu re seekers to tlie Ipavillons, a n d p e rsu ad ed scores au d h u n d red s to v e n tu re in th e su rf fo r a n ocean 'b a th - T h is o p en s the way, for th e nioro tim id o n es; - w ho/ a f te r w a tch in g a few ad v e n tu ro u s b a th e rs t a k e so freely to th e b reakers, c a n ’t R esist the desire to .fo llo w su it. “ H o w .is the w a te r? ” was ask ed a p a r ty co m in g o u t in ra th e r d em o ra l­ized e tiq u e tte y este rd ay . ‘‘ W et s i r ; q u ite wet,V w as th e cau tio u s reply! >

T he e n la rg ed ' sw im m ing pool a t L lllagore 's w iil p rove to. b e 'a p o p u la r in s titu tio n th isseaso n , g iv in g th e lo v ers o f a d a lly d ip in theb r in y their accu sto m ed lux u ry , w heu th e su rf becom es to o d an g ero u s to v e n tu re .out; O ther ex ten siv e im p ro v e m e n ts h av e been m ad e a t th is e stab lishm ent, n o t the lea s t of w hich is a han d so m e su ite o f ro o ta s over th e ofllces. a s a d w elling place,, for th e p ro p rie to r , h is fam ily a n d som e o f his a ssis tan ts . A n excellen t r e s ta u ra n t is also one o f the a ttra c t io n s of th e place. ^

H on. J u d g e Storm , of S tro u d sb u rg , P a ., a u d Dr. J o h n JI. G oucher, o f B altim ore C ity, w ere am ong y es te rd ay 's a rr iv a ls a t tbe Atlan* t ic House.- i

Card of Thanks.T he w ife nud dau g h te rs o f th e la te Rev

O..C. B ancro ft de s ire to express th e ir h ea rt­fe lt th an k s to th e fr ien d s w lio sek ln d deeds nnd sym path iz ing w ohls have so g raciously aided in lig h ten in g th e d a rk hours o f bor­row . T o those w ho cam e to th e hom e, to th e C h ris tia n , .m inisters' w ho shared in b ring ing tr ib u tes o f ;lo v ip g rem em brance, and to a ll w ho have lu any w ay o ilered tlio g if t o f consolation , g ra te fu l acknow l­edgm ents are offered.

■ Dentistry.D r. S /G , W allace, th e ’experlenced oper­

a tiv e d en tis t of Cam den, N . J . , w ho has spen t several seasons at O cean G rove, lias reopened h is o fllce : in th e A ssociation bu ild ing fro n tin g on M ain avenue, on co r­ner nex t.to the L ad ies’ S tore, and is ready, to accom m odate a ll who w ho have fo r w eeks been aw aiting h is a rriv a l to have Im portan t w ork done. H e is up in all branches of the business, , and .Will give m ore o f h is personal a tten tion to h is pat- rons.th is y e a r th a n usual.

I From our R egular Correspondent.}

W ashington Letter. "Wasuixgtpx, D. C.,.June 18,1890.

A notable w edd ing took p lace la te ly In th e chapel o f th e C atholic U n iversity , be­yond S o ld ie r1 H om e. Baron V on Z ed tw it/j th e G erm an M in is te r to M cxico , was m ar­ried to M iss L in a C aldw ell, th e s is te r of th e lady w ho gave $300,000 to the bu ild in g of th is Institu tion^ aud w hose engagem en t too, aud final ru p tu re w ith P r in c e M urat, w as .th e sub jec t o f so m uch gossip som e m ouths s ince . .- ,v ^ . ' v ' •- T h is m arriage cerem ony lasted fo rty m inu tes, hud ; was jjerform ed in a chapel b u il t by tl ie b rid e ; A t th e close o f th e low ’’ m ass follow ing the cerem ony , the B ishop tu rn ed to the p a ir and announced to them th a t lie had received the blessing o f th e heaxl o f ' the.church* th e P o p e o f R om e, up o n tlie ir brldnLV ! v .T h e re .was a fea tu re o f . ttils " e d d ln g th a t was puzz ling to the u n in itia ted . T h e b rid e is a C atholic , th e groom a L u therau , and it is an alm ost u tiheard o f occurence fo r a m arriage betw een a C atholic and P ro te s ta n t to beso lem ized in a .C a th o lic church o r chapeli S o m e . exp la ined the fac t th a t such a m arriuge Could take p lace in a chapel w hich Is only dedicated , w liile it could no t ta k e p lace In a ch u rch w hich is consecra ted , b u t i t seem s a d ispensation was ob ta ined p e rm ittin g .the m arriage in. th e chapel because o f th e fa c t th a t i t was a g if t o f th e b flde to th e U niversity . '

R epresen ta tives o f the N ationa l P ro . h ibltory. A m endm en t C om m ittee fo r Con- .gresslonal w ork h av e been h ea rd in th e past few days In beh a lf o f’p roh ib itio n be­fo re th e S enate and H ouse com m ittees. T h ey also held a tem perance ' mass m eet­in g at th e M etropo litan C hurch , a t w hich s p eak e rs from various sec tio n s . m ade en . cb u rag ln g •• addresses. Som e of t h e . p ro ' phec les o f th e sp eak e rs w ere to the effect th a t p roh ib itio n w ill ' f in a lly 'sw e e p ' th e la n d lik e a m ig h ty cyclone; an d th a t th e recen t dec ision of th e Suprem e: Court was only h e lp in g the m a tte r along; R ep re ­sen ta tive P ic k ie r j ‘‘ from th e land o f th e Da.kotas,” ex pressed h im se lf as g lad ', tli e tem perance question w as in politics, and th a t It m ust stay ,in po litic s imtU i t w as

ettled . u E ach of th e old parties,” said lie, ‘.‘ m ust be crow ded Into th is question un til tliey can evade. It no lo n g e r.”

- A rtesian W ate r-

"P e rso n s u s ing A rtesianA V ater at O cean G rove a re h ereby notified 'th a t a W ater In specto r, has been d u ly appo in ted . l i e w ill visit- a ll p rem ise s ,’and any w aste of. saUl w ate r fouud ex is tin g ,. o r th e use. of law u o r s tree t sp rin k le rs d u rin g o th e r than -authprized hours, n am ely : 0 to 7 o’clock a . M:j and 0 to 7 o’clock r . m.,- u n ­less im m ed ia te ly stopped , w ill re su lt in th e sh u ttlu g off the w ater from the offend­ing prem ises.. e ; h . S t o k e s ,

Ct. W . E v a n s , President.. Secretary .

D U C X E E K X E S S - L iq C O lt f it A B IT —I na l l liie W o r ld t h e r e la l>nt o u e cU re ,

D r IX aiuet)’ G o ld e n S p e c if ic .

f i t c a n lie given in a cup o f tea or coffee w ith o u t th e K n o w led g e o f th e person ta k ­ing it; effec ting a speedy and perm anen t cu re , w hethe r the p a tien t is a m oderate d r in k e ro r .a h alcoholic w reck. Thousands o f d ru n k ard s have been cu red w ho have ta k en th e G olden Specific in th e ir coffee w ithou t th e ir know iedge , and to d a y be­lieve they q u it d r in k in g of th e ir own f re e w ill. N o harm ful, effect resu lts from its adm in istra tion ; C ures guaran teed . . Send fo r c ircu la r and fu ll particu lars. A ddress in confidence.. G olden Specific Co.,185 • K ace S treet, C incinnati. . . .

V,; ; Coial a n d W o o d , V-

T h e above a rtic le a t L . 31; T ay lo r’s yard ; as low lu price and.as good in Quality as the m arket affo rds.; M ain oftice, K aiiroad avenue, tfear fre ig h t depot. B ranch othces, S h ep h erd ’s grocery, E m o ry s tree t, A sbury P a rk , and A ppleby’s real esta te ofllce, O cean G rove. AU o rders p ro m p tly dellv- ered .;. ■■ ?■■■■.:■'■

Look out fo r hot w eather! ' N ow is th e tim e to bu v vou r Ice Cream F reeze rs. T h e “ G em ” (double ac tion) Is ac tually th e best. T ry I t . . G arden H ose frou i 0c. foo t up.. H ousekeepers’ H a;dw are*a specialty , V ou w ill find a com plete, s tock o f tlie above ai Jos. D.. N ew lin ’s H ardw are Ex- change, 173 M ain stree t, A sbu ry P a rk ,'N . J .

Jo sep h M cPherson , E sq ., o f T ren to n , N .J . , a m em ber of the Oceau G rove A ssociation , w ho is s till d isab led ' by para ly sis , is a t his co ttag e , c o rn e r o f C en tra l av en u e and Ocean P a th w ay .

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Something New E very .Day, '.You m ig h t s a fe ly rep ly to every c a s u a l.

acquain tance w ho b id s j'Ou “ good m orn- in g ,” and asks y ou w hat’s new , by adv ising a ca ll a t AVainrlght’s store, O cean Grove. I t s tr ik e s one as a li ttle s iu g u ia r to see d oub le te am w agons loaded u p w ith fine fu rn itn re , s ta rtin g from W a ln rig h t’s rea r, doors fo r de livery In ad jacen t tow ns. T iie . reason Is, peo p le can ’t ob ta in such goods e lsew here a t th e p rices. F o r h o m e s u p p ly h is ca rp e t and m a 't ln g d ep a rtm en ts a re as w ell stocked and busy as ever. T h e co t­ta g e peop le as th e y com e In Im m ed ia te ly reg is te r a t W a ln rig h t’s, and leav ing th e ir o rders, a re falth fu iiyT ooked a fte r . F o r a n u m b er o f -weeks each S atu rday n ig h t show s a treu iendous advance in business o v e fa l l fo rm e r p receden t. I t is w onder­fu l how y o u r w ants are*an tic ipated , and eve ry th ing in th e h o u se-keep ing lin e te a d y for y o u here.

N ow is y o u r chance to buy th e b es t A d . ju s tab le Window* S creen in th e m arke t a t a very low \)rlce; A lso a n ic e lin e o f B ird Cages, D og Collars;..Table C u tlery , L aw n M ow ers and .H am m ocks and H ousekeep- 'e rs ’ H ard w are , Jo s . D. N ew lln , 173 M ain s tree t,. A sbu ry P a rk , N . J .

They Enow W here to go.T h e old custom ers o f fo rm e r years, w ho

h ave always, found i t . such a p leasu re to do th e ir sh opp ing .at H e n ry S te inbach ’s B rick C orner S tore, M ain s tre e t and C ook­m a n aventie, A sbury P a rk , a re .n o t slow to - v is it th e .“ S e a s id e P alace ” as so o n . as , th e y arrive, and ta k e an inven to ry o f co t­tage w ants o f fam ily outfit fo r a com ­fo rtab le so journ ! W h e th e r th e y reside In P a rk or G rove; i t is all th e sam e. N o p lace so /p o p u la r as tills fo r . all k in d s ’o f , lad ies w ear w lti i a constan t ru n 4 n th e m il­l in e ry and dress goods depa rtm en t. C lo th ing and foot gea r, are equa lly p o p u ­la r w ith th e gen tlem en , and - th e re is no^.’ le t-up .In th e ca rp e t lin e . tT he endless in ­ven to ry o f house fu rn ish in g s w h ich tlie dow m stalrs show room s , con ta in w'oUld.; m a k e th e fo rtu n e o f a fancy fa ir . S trange rs in m ak in g th e c ircu it o f A sb u ry P a rk on th e e lec tric ca ts w ill- be se t dow n a t th e - door, and shou ld alw ays look in , i f th e y • w an t to com pass all' th e .fine s igh ts to be seen in th is en te rp ris in g city., T h is beats th e m all. 1 .: : ' '■'

A .now e lec tric d y n a m o has b een a d d e d to . the p roductive m ach inery here to fo re used,,, a n d 'co n tro ls th e en tire ligh ting o f the A u d i­to riu m , T ab e rn ao le^au d T em ple.. -Tbe lam p s ' in e a c h . of th o se p laces w ere ligh ted last. S a tu rd a y n ig h t fo r a n h o u r u n d e r J a n i to r W . H . S tokes’ co n tro l, a n d th a t w ise a n d d ilig en t; official seem s, to bo sa n g u in e o f th e h ig h est sa tisfac tio n .' • .' ' • •’ •; ;

Something E ntirely N ew .

A n ad ju stab le door-plate, In w hich any nam e may- be placed a t a m om ent’s notice, b e in g m ade o f bronze and w h ite m e ta l , . handsom ely engraved . T h e p la tes are- m ade sing le fo r residences and double , for. oftlpes, &c. J o s . D . N ew lin , 17S M aiu S t., A sbu ry P a rk , sole agen t. • ' :

"f.:. " DO YOU EX PECT TO

RE NT A PIANO. A T THE SEASHORE TH IS S U M M E R 7

Do not- do it until you getmy. prices apd fete my stock. ■

R . A . T U S T I N G ,New brick stoic, C o r C o o k n m n A v c . a n d

l lu u d b i . ,A S n t 'U l P A IIK .I have the only Weber and Stelnvray Pianos to

ren t on th is coast. I t tvlll pay you to call o r com ­m unicate w ith m e.

PRICKETT COLLEGES f ® COMMERCE

T H E LEA D IN G S C H O O L O F

. FOR RENT. .A sm all aize S Q D A B E P IA N O , S lo .

Inquire at United States Hotel. Ocean Grove.

W ANTED. ^I TCWT C I T C a t m oderate rental, for A I t i l I Q l 1 L Ju ly and A ugustin Oceau Grove. Owner has a double ten t to ren t forsam e

Eeriod or longer. Also 12-room cottage, corner “ each and McCUntock, 1 block from th e beach,

close to Auditorium. 8250 for season. Address • MRS. AGNE3 CRAWFORD, Ocean Grove.

For Sale Cheap.A n ic e .o le a u bed o f good F e a t h e r s ,

suitable for m aking pillows. Address **M. S. W.” Bos 10, Ocean Grove.

TO RENT. TERRACE COTTAGE, • ed B oard ingHouse, 30 Ocean pathw ay. Address o r apply to

. . * MRS. C. FLING, 1030 Arch St., Phtlada.

. TO LET.Before renting, look a t th e two furnished cot­

tages in.cholce location* 37 MAIN AVENUE, n e a r . the ocean, Post-office, Auditorium -and all desir­able poiuts. Eight rooms, with hot bath and hom e comforts, and new cottage on adjoining lo t ou Olln Street, w ith five rooms.

Inquire o f OWNER, 37 Main Avenue.

. TO RENT.A S N U G G E R Y , consisting o f T en t 1.4x10.

w ith back building 12x 111 1% story furnished.; Apply, to J . J ., 202’) E. York St., Philadelphia.

To Rent .Low for Season.* A N ic e P a r l o r O rg :'n ii, 5 octaves. Inquire at 55 Emburj- aveuue,' or address^ ^ ^ ^

• O O S A i a - Q - B O Y B ' . E ^ E i O O I ^ j D , . O l J j C S T E I 3 3 , 1 8 9 0

SPECIAL NOTXCEB.

I ' iH A S . W , K A R S N E B , M , B ,

JP IIY N IC IA K A N D K |iR U K « 3 i .•• Graduate o f bath schools.

Sum mer office -Opposite Postofiiee, Ocean Grove.Pilgrim P ath way. co rn er Mt. Hermon Way;

B16 South 12 th Street, . ‘ . Ph iladelphia, Pa •' ’ Respectfully refers to Rev. E; H. Stokes. D. D„

Rev. A. Wallace, D.D., nnd George -W. Evans, Esq.,,Oceau Grove,,

D R , M A R Y A. P O M E R O Y , IIOtlOKOPATHINT,

( : ’g r o v e Hahnemann Cottage.Graduate o f Boston University School of Medi­

cine. class of ’75. Together with general practice, special attention will be given to diseases o f wo­m en and children.-

B R . M . G . c u r r i e ;

H O NI CE O PATH 1ST*Noi 122 Mt. Hernioii Way,

OCEAN GROVE.. N. J . Diseases of women a Specialty.

j y M. W O O L L E Y , 31. D „

* PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,92 M ain A venue, co rn e r of P en n sy lv an ia . Sunimer Office Hours—7 to 10. a . m„ 1 to 2 p, m.,

1 . and 5 to 7 P. M. , •Special a ttention to diseases of nose, throat and

a ir passages. . . .Physician in Chief to th e People’s Dispensary,

Brooklyn,City Office—310 Sum ner Avenue.

A. 8. BURTON*. D, 0 . 8. I; O, BUP.TOS, D. X>, 8,

Bu r t o n B r o s . ,R E S ID E N T D E N T IS T S ,

ASBURV PARK.Donu’s Block, cor. Cookman and Bangs Avenue.

New York Ofllce—03 West 3'3th Street.Office hours—9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Appointm ents

m ade by m all o r telephone,- Gas adm inistered. M anufacturers o f ZOZO,

L N. S E Y M O U R , D . D . S., -------DENTIST-------

Office 53*5 Cookman Avenua. opp. Bangs Ave­nue, M echanical work a specfdUy.

Difficult operations solicited

R S . H . L ; N . P U R T E ,T eachero f .M

The Grand Movement System.Box 102, Oceau Grove.

Mrs. Purto w ill give free parlor talks, both in tbe Grove and Park by invitation. She will a lso givo lessons In this sensible and thoroughly p rac ­tical system of m ovements for health , grace a n d beauty. Either- private o r In classes. Terms reasonable. Best o f references.

C 7 C O O f n C O C n O O A M O N T H can be tr.aUo O l J a w l l I v 4 U U * ~ w p rk liig f< jru 0 . personspfe-

, fc rnx i 'Who can tu rn l*h a Viur*r> unrt g ive th e ir ■wholo tim e to th ? liuslnes.*. 8 | >are m om ents m a y be p ro fitab ly : cmploywl also A feu- vacancies In to w n s an d citlea. i i f . Johnson & co., iouo 3ii.in St., Richmond, v».

F i f t h S e a s o n ,

Tower House,27 Webb A venue. Ocean Qrove.

MRS. A. GOODNOW, Prop'r.Only tw o ,o r th ree m inutes’ wa’k .irom ocean

batn iny grouuds. Delightful situation for health aud comfort. Special rates f»r season; choice rooms and new beds. . Ail sanitary arrangem ents first-class. Terras s raoderaie and satisfaction

. guaranteed. Terms for Ju n e So aud $7 per week. Will open Ju u e 1. Bax 115

Hickman Cottage,20 Webb A vo., Ocean Qrove.

One block from, th e b e a c h ; flue ocean view .' Sanitary arrangem ents completo. Pure Artesian water. Table first-class. Rooms large and nicely furnished. Board by day, week or season a t rea­sonable rates. F or A m ber inform ation address the proprietor.

Lock box 2181. MISS C. A. MITCHELL.

The Chautauqua,51 Broadway, Ocean Grove,

TENTH SEASON.Fine outlook comm anding th e ocean and F letch­

er Lake. Healthful local Ion aud hom e comforts. Open a ll the year.

MRS.T. T. WIGHTMAN, . MISS M. A. DOWNER,

Box 2010. Proprietor!?.

Thalassa House,25 H eck A ve., n e s t to M ain A ve,

OCEAN GROVE. N, J.Centrally located, one block from the beach,

with good ocean view. Two m inutes from post- office and Amlkorlum. Convenient to bathing,

* boating and llshing. Good beds, excellen t table and reasonable rates. Send for circular.

Box 29d. . COOPER & WILSON, Prop'ra.

The Mansion House,N . E .e o r . E m b u ry an d N ew Y ork

A ves., O cean G rove.This spacious and comfortable house Is now

open for the season, and will rem ain open all tbe year round. I t ts centra lly located, eonvenleut to the beach aud Auditorium: Large airy.room s,

, pleasant surroundings, hom e-llke comtorts an d moderate In term s. Address

Box 101. -* MISS A..BON3,\LL, Prop'r,

Marine Villa,eleg a n t location, OCEAN CROVE.

Every room overlooking th e A tlantic Oceau.• Fishing, Bathing a n d Boatiue.

Terms'Moderate. Box 2207,

MR-5.T. B. HUNTER,. Proprietor.

BALLARD V ILLA ,Cor. M ain and N ew Jersey Aves.

MRS. W. IL ZEPP having rented th is cottage for the season, is now prepared for th e reception of guests. Tbe cottage is new, large an d h an d ­some. Its location Is three minutes walk from tho Auditorium and six from tho sea, th e side­walks being completely shaded from e n d to end. Her tablo will be found satisfactory. The sleep­ing apartm ents are .'urnlshed .with every home

•comfort,

The Balmoral,Surf Ave. n ea r Central.

O ne b lock from o ceau .

f S S S ^ O c e a n G r o v e , N. J.Will open for season May 20.

Large rooms, completely furnished, good beds. Artesian water and perfect sanitary arrangem ents. Prices m oderate.

MRS. A: SCHESCK. Pron'r, .Box 333. .. Formerly o f tbe-Irvlngton

St. Elmo,M ain an d N ew Y o rk A venues,

O cean G rovo .Centrally located, one square from . Postofllce

a n d A u d ito riu m . Three m in u te s fro m beach. S e w Im provem en ts Just in tro d u c e d , including A rte sia n w a te r, im p ro v ed d ra in a g e a u d sanitary couven ieuces. G ood-board, co m fo rtab le b ed s a n d reasonab le term s. Open M ay 1st.

Box 2032. . 31 US. M. M. COMPTON, P ro p 'r .

Highland House,25 A tlan tic Avenue,

, Lot ruiiuing through to Sea View Avenue, OCEAN O UOV E. . :

One o f ihem osldesirftblelocations In tbeG rore . One block each from Ross’ Pavilion. Wesley Luke. Auditorium and Young People's Temple. Tills house has been enlarged and. fitted up w ith all modern conveniences—running .water, electric lights, toilet. etc. Perfect san itary - plUmbIng. The sleeping rooms are all good-sized and well fu rn ished ; spring beds, and hnlr maltrefses. Table a specialty; wholesome, w-eli-cooked f.wd nnd p lenty of i t , , Oilers every inducem ent for.the comfort and pleasure -of guests. Rates very, rea­sonable.' Opens Ju n e ‘2S,

Address 31? West 2M Street. New York, until Ju n e IS ; after that.Box 207*V Ocean Grove.. •

F. D. ROSECRAN3, Proprietor;

N O W H E A D Y .

The Clarendon*M t. T a b o r and- P ilg r im P a th w a y , o p p o ­

site Thornlcy Chapel and Arlington Square. -Delightful location; central to every point o f .

Interest. Good house, carplul managem ent. Reasonable term s. Special' rates for June and September. ■.. Box 2000. - MRS. MARY E. LUKENS, Prop’r.

Kennedy House,No. *2G W e b b A venue, O cean G rove.

.-'.'■V MRS. M. B..HERITAGE. ;One block from the beach ; fine oceau v iew ;

sanitary arrangem ents com ple te : pure Artesian w a te r; table firet-cluss,. Rooms large and nicely furnished.' Board by day, week or season, a t reasonable terms.. .

Lock Box 2101. • Address the Proprietor.

Camp View Cottage.68 M t. Carmel, Ocean Grovo.

N early opposite the Tabernacle an d Audito­rium . .Improved arrangem ents for convenience and comfort of «uests. Rooms aud board 57 to 810. Table board ut lowest rates.

MRS. A,. HINKLE, Proprietor.

Loomis Villa,S o d tb ea st cor. H eck an d ~ C en tra l Aves.

THE MISSES MCKNIGHT, Propr's.-Ceutral and convenient location ; best sanitary

arrangements.- Two blocus Oout the oceau. Oj»en for guests from May 1st. Reduced rates for May, Juue a n d September. Box l'J.

Dunham Cottage,72 Heels A ve,, Ocean Grove

Central location, well-furnished, and comfort­able iu all Its appointm ents.- Board at reasonable rates. Open Ju n e 10 to Sept. 10,! 18'j).

Box 220. ELEANOR JOSES, Prop’

Lawrence House.d o r . M ain a n d C en tra l A ves.,

OCEAN GROVE.Ceutral location and occon view. Terms rea­

sonable. Reduced rates'for Ju u e aud September.THE MISSES LAWRENCE;

MISS if . WHITE, Maug’r. - ' * Propr’s',

Bidgewood Villa,29 W e b b A ve,, b e t. .B each a u d 'C e n tra l ,

OCEAN GROVE, N . J . ‘

A pheerful and pleasant hom e location near the sea. , Comfort a u d ,convenience of guests a spe­cialty . Terms reasonable ,. Open from Ju n e 1st to Oct. 1st. ■. ■ . . •

B qx 166. • MISS M. J . HAMILTON, Prop’r.

New England Home,R em o v ed to S . AV. co r. B ro a d ­

w ay an d N e w Y o rk -Ave.K^w house *, bes^ san itary conditions possible :

choice accom m odations; woven wire spring beds and lm ir m attresses. “ ,

TABLE BOARD f i PER WEEK.0 |« « June 1. MARTHA J . MILLER, p rop 'r.

Interlachen Cottage,9 A tlan tic Ave., Ocean Grove.’

Now open under th e m anagem ent of MRS. S. L. PEARN.

Superb location nud conve'uleutly situ a ted . Magnitlceut .view o f ocean. Excellent table board. Moderate prices. A fine upright piano for use o f the guests.

Mount Herman Villa,OR’GRIFFITH COTTAGE.

A home-like rest, w ith good KeiVOjeated rooms, Artesian water, sewer connections; location,cen­tra I. Can be had by addrv--lug

MISS W. GRIFFITH.Box OWS. Ocean Grove, N. J.

Parvin House,N. W . Cor. M ain and Penna. Aves.,

' o c e a n g r o v e . • . . •Prom ineut location : every home comfort.

Rates S7 to gio per week. Reduced for Ju n e and September. WILLIAMS A: 1IAGG1S, ;

B o x 377.. • , . Proprietors.

The Lofhland,No. 11 H eck Ave., Ocean Groye.

. 31RS. A GASKlLL, Proprietor.Fifth house from th e ocean front. Most cheer­

ful and healthful surroundings. Home' comforts and reasonable term s for board.

MPJ3. sr. J . POPE. J llis M. B. KIBK.

Kirkwood Cottage,22 E m bury As-jnu

Near the beach. -LARGE ROOMS facing th e Sea./ TABLE BOARDERS. .

P . O. Box 2110. . ■ ' ’ .. ' '

Hayward AnnexesROOMS TO RENTFor the Seasou of lS'.S).

Apply on premise.* o r by le tter toMISS F. A. JONES, .

Box 4*»i, Ocean Grove

OCEAN GROVE

Employment Agency,'IT P il g r im P athw av, .

Directly opposite Ooban Grove PoitoSce. Help secured for families^ stores, corporati->n«,

lioardlng houses, hotels, d;c. Swedes an d Ger­mans a sp ecia lty ..

All comm unications prom ptly a ttended to by addressing as above. .

To be Sold at a Sacrificei>5-room' houso, furnished complete, including silver. -Sold on account of poor,‘h ea lth .. Has never hud an unprofitable saa^on.

Call on o r address, C. P. PRIDHAM.Box iXJJ, 87 Heck avenue, Oceau Grove.

S U N L I T S O N G S !The New Book for Summer Meetings at Ocean Grove.

' - ■ ~ E X S X 'X 'O K .S ;

SWENEY, KIRKPATRICK AND GILMOUR.

Send for a Copy by Mail and learn tlie New, Songs before going.

Prise, 35 Cents, by m ail; $3 .60 per Dozen; $30 per Hundred

JOHN J, HOOD,1021 A R C H S T E E T , P H I L A D E L P H I A , P A .

SETfBJI I I I i ! VB

This C harming Book, w ritten by MRS. ELLEN E. DICKINSON,, a M ember o f th e original " T ek," tells a Beautiiul Story o f ‘The King's Daughters," a Sisterhood now so popular throughout th e land, and in which all, tho rich and th e poor, are uniting “ In His Name.” Large 12mo., 27<3 pages. Fine Cloth aud Gold B inding. ONLY S l.O O * Postpaid.

Address W . B . J O X E S C O ., S i l v e r C r e e k , N . Y .SPECIAL OFFER se,I^ P EftI1 o rder for THREE COPIES, a t one tim e, 53.00, will

HOTEL GRAND,? O cean A venuo a n d O cean P a th w a y ,

OPEN f r o m ... J u n e t o O c t o b e r ;

O c e a n G r o v e , N . J .

This popular aud well-known house Is located directly on th e ocean Jront. giving a full view o f the ocean from all Its rooms. The sanitary arrangem ents o f th e .h o u seare complete. A rtesian water, gas. and good beds throughout. The hou*e w ill he conducted uudet experienced m anagem ent in catering. Table a specialty.

Lock Riir i!lUt*,. •Lock Box 21 •

• WINTER REPORT. OPEN OCTOBER TO JCNE.

D. II. PAl'L,

I*. II. PAUL. Proprietor.

TH E CENTRAL.. LAKEWOOD, N. J.

The E! Dorado,B roadw ay , f ro n tin g F le tc h e r L a k e n n d th e S ea, O c e a n G r o v e , X . J . .

Fifteenth Season. House in best possible condition. Flowing Artes! in well, airy rooms, broad ocean view verandas, and a tten tion fir.st-cla«s.

For term s, A*c , address •• „Box 2070. M1W. A. LOOM IS; Proprietor.

THE OCEAN QUEEN,N o rth eas t C o rn e r O ceau P a th w ay a u d O ceau A veuue, F ro n tin g th e Sea.

For salubrity, and a ll appointm ents su itable to an elegant and enjoyable In m e by the sea, the Ocean Queen Is still th e t-ivorlte. AU accommodations, including first-class table. Now. open.

Box 2015. " . \ ‘ MISSES FR A N K S A |) AMS, Proprietors’

T ZEE IE G - O S F O R D ,N o rth w es t C o rn e r E m b u r j p.ud C en tra l A veuuee, O cean G rove, N . !.

House specially adapted to lliose feeL’iug ft home v.it!i rellued surroundltigs. Open Juue 10. Ii9).

Bo* 2217. 51. J . HOLT. Proprietor.

THE CHALFONTE,N o. 9 O cean A venue, abo v e O cean P a th w a y ,’ O c e a n G r o v e , N . J .

Im portant sanitary Improvements just completed. La tge Ocean front house in excellent o rd e r Rooms, tab le , i c . ; flrst-cksv No liner hituimon on th e coast.

Address Box 223, Ocean Grove. MISS A. M. BECKETT, Proprietor.

PROSPECT VILLA,. No* 10 M ain Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J .

Lnder new m anagem ent. This popular boarding hou«.e. hav ing been thoroughlv renovated, is open for th e season. It Is in full view o f th e ocean. ha> large verandas, pleasant' room% good beds, Artesian water, first-class table a u d moderatu prices.

£ox21'J. Address MRS. ARDREY A; HELSE, Managers.

THE CARROLLTON,28 Ocean Pathw ay , South Side, near Beach A venue, Ocean Grove.

A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE.

DRASVEk I. . JBO. WI1.SON.

IVY HOUSE,M ain Avenue near Beach, South Side, Ocean Grove

Enlarged to double its former rapacity . New three-story building annex . sp,ici>>ui nnd elegant dining room. Open through to Heeluavenue. Newly furnished rooms, ta'-telu-l «nd attractive ac­commodations. Opeu view to th e ocem . Rest saidtary improvements.

B o x l’ T. MRS. M. E. STCLL, Proprietor.

BEACH AVENUE HOUSE,Corner Beace and W ebb Avenues, Ocean Grove. N. J.

Oue.block from oceau ; uuobstructed v iew ; pleasant v e ran d as: pure Artesian w a te r ; first-cla-s tab le. Spscial term s for June, Ju ly , or season.

Lock Box ?2*»l. MRS. LOUISA HOFF, Prop'r,

NORTH .’AND StOTJTXH

The Aurora,S urf and A tlan tic Aves., Ocean Grove

Open May to October.

BONEDIN HOUSE west Coastof FloridaOpen Nov. 1 to May 1, each year. •

'• MISS M. A, BCLL, Proprietor.

Palace Cottage*69 E m b u ry A venua, O cean G rove, N , J .

MRS, C. R. TAYLOR, Proprietor.Pleasantly.located w ith in five m inutes walk of

ocean and Auditorium. Com foitable .rooms, good board, Artesian w ater and alVconvenlences. Open all the year,. Terms moderate. Box 143.

■ Bay Cottage,P itm au A venue, b e t . O cean au d B ea ch ,

O c e a n G r o v e , X . J .Thoroughly repaired and ut-wly refurnished.

Centrally located for batbiug, cam p grounds aud po.st-otllce: large, alr\- rooms, ocean view, good beds nnd excellent table. Terms m oderate.

MISS DORCAS WEST, prop’r.

Luray Cottage,C o ru er o! B each a n d A tla n tic A venues,

OCEAN GROVE. N. J .Open June I lth . Reduced rates during June

aud j-Bptember. Choice and healthfu l location, one block from the oceun. Close to Ross’ bathing: grouudi. Address ♦

Box v»)l. MRS. M. AGGINGS, prop’r.

Garford Villa,21 Webb Avenue, Ocean Grove,

‘MIsS CLARA VOOR1IEES, Proprietor.One block from the ocean beach. Homelike and

pleasant accommodations. Good board. Tefm» moderate. . Box 2-»L

■^YHEN YOU GO TO NEW YORK STOP AT

HORTON’S,143 WEST 22d STREET.

Central, qu iet, home-like.

Right in the heart o f th e shopping and a m u ^ m ent d is tr ic t; convenient to everywhere..

31.50 PER DAY.

Bell Cottage,m SE WALL AVENUE. . ASBURV PARK. N .J .

• * ' Near th e Ozenn.Open all th e year for perm anent o r transient

guests. . Reasonable term s. ..MRS. P. A. SHUMAN, Proprietor.

Hodson Cottage,N o . 2 4 S u r f A v e n u e ,

Between Central and Beach, OCEAN GROVE. O P E S A L L TIIE YEAH.

A desirable location, witli hotae-ilke comforts, on the most reasonable terms. Rates during fall and winter mon-Vs uuusually low. Families ac­commodated a t reduced prices. ■

Box’to MRS.:E,. HODSON, Proprietor

The Windsor.,N. W. Cor. Central and W ebb Aves,,

OCEAN GROVE, N. J . .*■■ Under new m anagem ent th is finely located boarding house will open May 2g. It w ill be found central in location, convenient to b*ach and all pof nt-** o f In te rest; hom e-like iu accouimo da tions, aud m oderate iu term s.

Box 29V2 MRS, MARIE E. CURELL. P ro p 'r

Trenton House,C o rn er M t. Z io n a n d N ew Y ork A venue.• * . MRS. M. B. DAVISSON, Proprietor.

Central location—nearest Auditorium clrettr. Home comforus and reasonable term s. Now open for th e season. Box j i -j '>. .

.. Dnu ta, S, I,Open all the

Year,Perfect system o f d ralnage. .Pure A r- . tesian water. Steam h ea t. .Electric*

lights. ' Sun parlor.

CHAS. J . HUNT, proprietor

The Alaska,FIFTH SEASON. O CEAN C R O V E .

Delightfully situated o n PITMAN AVENUE, one house from the,beach, .

Its fine ocean view, large cooi veranda«, spring . beds, sa id tary plumbing, Artesian water, etc.,

oilers special inducem ents to perm anent and . transient guests.^ T able first-class, '.

Terms reasonable. v - '' .MRS. M. j . KILMER, •

n a n d P i tm a n Avenue, Ocean Orove.Lock Box

XLC o rn e r C en tra l a u d H cck A venues, ' O c e a n G r o v e , N , J .

, MRS. R. W. CLARK, (Phllada.) Proprietor.This well known a n d popular house tinder new and liberal m anagem ent w ill be open for season

o f I-JO on au d ufter June 1. Location central and very desirable for seaside enjoym ent. Near beach aud all places o f lute rest. Accommodations home-line and term s reasonale. * P. O. Box 2103.

O s b o r n H o u s e ,C oruer P itm an n n d C en tra l A veuue, . O ceau G rove, N . J ,

Location th " most desirab’e and co nven leu tlo all points o f in te test. Liberal aud careful m anage­m ent. Cheerful society aud bev. arrangem ents for h ealth und comfort. S ix th .season now open. '

0X2131. ’ MRS. A. ISRAEL, Proprietor. .

IRVINGTON HOUSE,Cor. B each a u d E m b u ry Ave. O o e a N’ G b o v e , N . J .

Oue block from the o c e an : th ree m inutes from Auditorium : superior h a ir m attresses, excellent table, line d in lug hall, electric lights, perfect san itary plum bing. • Accommodations for 75, with iv ery comfort and a ttendance to guests. A few choice rooms on llrst fioor.

Special rates for Juue a n d September. Box 317. - THOS; PRENTIS, Proprietor.

32 a n d 34 O cean P a thw ay ; so u th s id e .

•o ss ,O cean G ro v e , N , J .

This modern and beautiful house possesses advantages unexcelled. In best location, and completo facilities for seaside enjoym ent. Table service and a il appointm ent sfirst-claav •

Opeu as usual June U . * MRS. M. TYLEY, Proprietor,O f i 't tS . I lth St.. Philadelphia.

T - A lp h a ,N o rth S id e O cean P a th w a y , one d o o r fro m th e B each ,

/ . O c e a n G r o v e , N . J . ; ;

Delightful locatlou. First-class accommodations for perm anent o r transien t guests. Perfect sau itary appliance-*. Reduced tuv»$ for Juue a u d September. Open Ju u e 1st.

Box 393. ' M. M. RUSSELL. Proprietor..

GROVE HALL,F o rm e rly G rovo C o ttag e , P ilg r im P a th w ay , o p p . T h o m so n P o rk .

Three attractive buildlugfi, connected. On** o f the finest dining-room s In Ocean Grove. Every. desirable fen ture as to location an d solid comfort. Now open for ;he s e a ^ v - r “ r— -

B o x ‘,*133.. • . , M RSr E. A. IRELAND, Proprietor.

Norman .House,' : BatuHead*|ua:tots o f C. L. S. C. Alum ni. Thoroughly renovated au d refitted. -Special rates

- May, Ju u e and Septem ber. N ow opiti,

Lock Box . ■ • MRS. C. R. PRIEST, Proprietor

SEVENTH cE.VSON AT OCEAN GROVE. -IMOr

. T l i e JVEet r o p o l i t a nW ITH BROADWAY ANNEX.

WILL OPEN FOR GUESTS MAV l<-t. I>W. Rates for May. June aud 'September,' z t to ?7 per week. Ju ly ond August, populur prices. Enclose *tamp f j r Circular. Head-|U«irU-rs for Y. M .C. A .a u d Y.P. f t . C: E. worker*.

1*. O. Box CHARLES ROS3, Proprietor.

The*e fine hou-es a re -si'.nated :]>r) feet from the ocean atid Llilagore's Bathing Grounds, and frontiug Fieteher Lake, with a full open view irom every w indow : lacing Broad way, Beach und Abbott av en u es; has been thoroughly reuovated und partly refurnished. <i<>od h a ir m attresses, w ith tlr*t-ehiw tab le and *;ood uUeudauee. Will m ake .these h o u r 's the mosi desirable iu sum m er season.

L a k e s i d e H o u s e ,O cean Grove, N. J,IOO Lakt* Aveime.. *

Near New Jersey Aveuue Bridge.Coiomatidlng location on Wesley Lake Terrace. • Open view, o f Lake and O cean. Elegaut rooifli an d be>t accommodations. New au d experienced m anagem ent. Terms always reasonable; - ; ' .

P. O. Box 2173. Term s—May and June. ?.*» and v , per week.1. MRS. R. A. SWAN. Proprietor

B a t h . A _veiT u e H o u s e ,N. W . Oor. C entral and B ath Avenues. Ocean Grove, N. J .

Opeu for guests. Snlendid location—near th e A uditorium . Wesley Lake, A tlan tic Ocean and Ross's Bathing Grounds. Accommodations pleasant and term s reasonable.

. O. Box 3UL ' - ' MRS: M. F. MACPHER30N, Prop 'r

HOWLAND HOUSE,T H E P E O P L E ’S H O T E L . O C E A N G B O V E , N . J .

Improved accommodations, with am ple room aud every facility for the comfort o f guests. Scale o f charges alwuys m oderate. • House now open.

/ . R E \. S. IL A -^W , Proprietor.

N e w a r k O o t t a g e ,REMOVED T O .

No. 40 Ocean Pathw ay .delightfully

_ „ -located. 3unitary arrangem ents good,

MRS. O. H. TOMPKINS. Prop'r, Ocean Grove, N, J.

T h e Red S w iss and W estp ort C ottages, •located. 3*doors east o f th e Young People's Temple. Two blijcks from the sea. ...........................Terms.reasonable. - , : . ,

D e m a r e s t H o u s e ,N o. 8 D c e a u A venuo, O ccau G rove, N . J . .

DeUghtfvU’.y situated on th e beach. Unobstructed view o f oceau and Bathing PavriUons. A rtesian water, pleasant rooms, good b*>d-> und well furnished table. Convenient to Auditorium . Upright piano. Opeu Ju u e 1st to Oct. 1st. Reduced rates Juue aud September.

P. O. Box r J l t . ANDREW SCOTT. Proprietor.

T h e B u e n a V i s t a ,S. W . C'or. B each a u d H eck A ves., O cean G rovo , N . J.One block from occun. Cheerful and pU-a.-unt -urrouudlngf. A rtesian water, a iry and well-fur­

nished, rooms, table iir-t-clais, and every utteutioh given to tne convenience and comfort ot guests.

Box 131. ' MRS. J. DUFF, “Proprietor.

OCEAN VIEW HOUSE,Cor.. B roadw ay a u d C eu tra l Ave. O c e a n G r o v e , N . J .

Eleventh ' season. Oue o f the best locations, overlooking a'ce aud ocean. ConvenU nt to b a 'th in ground-> aud a ll points o f interest. Home-llke comfort*. Med.-rate rates.

•Box *0 J . ■ MBS. WM. A. W HITE. Proprietor.

"V T E W Y O R K & L O N G B R A N C H R .R .

TIME TABLE, JUNE 22, 18‘.H). .

Stations in Now York—Con (ml R. R. o f New Je r­sey. foot o f Liberty Street: ? . K. R „ foot of Cohrtland and Desorosses Streets ;N . J. South*

. c ru Hall way, foot o f Rector St.

LEAVE SEW YORK FOR OCBAS r.HOVE, &C. C entra lR . J{. o f N. J.-UV9..'8.1ft, IQ,lft, *11.15

a.m ., 1.550, *2.110. *8.B0, 1.00, *-l.vW,'ft.30, 0.10 p.tn. Pennsylvania—S.iW,7 lu, *».10a,m .,

*3.10, *3.40, 4.20. 5.20. 7.00 p.m.N. J . Southern—*1.00, *JMfy *4.30, 5.30 p. in. •Leave Newark. Broad St.’ Station, for OCenn

Grove. &c—8.25.1.1.25'rt. m .i 1.35,4.02.4-‘Xu 5.30,. 0.25,p.m. : Market St. Stntfon—1,00,7.;®, 0.36 a.

m .; 12.20*; 2 55, S.30, 4 I I, 5.40, 7.25 p..in.LEAVE OCKANT.ROVE FOK NEW YORK, &C,

Central R. R. of N. J-0.10,>7.00,‘ 7.1S. *757, 0.40, 10.55 a.m ., 12.15,1 8Ti; 2.10. 4.10. 7.15, $.25 p . III.

Pennsylvania—6.4K *7,45, *S.20, S.45, IU0 a m.,. 1.10. *2.47, 4 25,5.30; 0.05 p. in.X. J . Souilicrn—‘ Gil'.l. *7 52, *S 35 A.m., 5.15 p.m. For Philadelphia nud Trenton via. Bound Brook

Route—(5.10, 7.57,0.40a.m ., 12,15:2.10.4 10p m. For Ocean Beach, Spring Lake and Sea Girt—6 25,

.0;i50, 0.40, 7.2S, 7,o0, 0.10, 0.30, 10.20,10,51,' 11.05а.m ., 12.1*5, 12 33, 1.05. 2.00. 2 50, 3.30, 4.00, 4.00, .4.20, 4.40, 4.50, 4 57, 5.12, 5.20. 5.3;?, 5.55, 0.00,б.03,-6.10, 6.15, 7.14, 7,20, 7.25, S.00, 8.5S p. m. Saturdays only 11.10 p. m.

F or M anasquari .and Poin t Pleasant— 5.50, 0 2.>,C.40, 9.1(5, 10 20, 10.54,11 05 a.m ., 12.05, 1.05,2.00, 2.50, 3 4.0i>, 4.20, 4.40, 4 50, 4 57, 5.12,15 00,5.55, 0 00, C.C5, 6.10, 0.15, 7.14, 7.20, 7.25,

• S.OO.^ftSp.ui. / .For P h iladelph ia via. Sea'Girt-*C,30, *7,2S, 7,50,

9 30 a.m .. 12.33, -ftt). 5.33 p.m.For Freehold via. Sea G irt-7;50, 0.30 a. m ., 12.33,

.4.00, 5.33 p.m. Saturdays only, 11,10 p.m.For Toms R lver-0 .25 ,0.10, 11.05 a. m., 4.40,. 4.50;

7.14 p .m , . ,For Camden and m term cdlato stations—0.2a a.m .,

• 4.40 p. m,•Express RUFUS BLODGETT, Stipt.H. P. BALDWIN, G. P. *t T. A. C. R .R o / K .J .

J . R. WOOD. Gcii’l Pas, Apt. P. R .R .

y E x y s v i / V A X i A u a i l k o a p : ~

TIM E TABLE,. JUNE 21, I f90. ‘TRAINS LEAVE OCEAX «ROVE

For New York, Newark, Elizabeth, Rahway, Red Bank, Long Branch and prom inent interm ed- late stations a t 6.4$, 7.45, S 23, S.45/9.10 a . m.,-1.10, 2 47,.4.25. 5 SO. 0.05 p.m',

ForM ataw an, 0 -IS, 8,45/ 0.10' a. in., 1.10, 2.47, 4.25,5.30.0.05 p. m> '. '

F o r Lone Branch, 6,8iy 6.4P, 7.45,, 8.20. S.45, .0.10, 10.22,11.02 a.m ., 1.10, 2.2V ~ 47, 4.25, 5.25,5.30, 5.42, 6.20,6:4ft, 7.05, 0.05 p.m. ■

F or Philadelphia (Broad Street), Trenton, Prince­ton, Monmouth Junction, Freehold and Sea Girt *0.30, *7,28, 7.56, 0.30a. m ., 12,33, 4.00, .5 33 p. m.

Cainden, Burlington and Bordentown, v ia Tren- ton . 7.28,9 80 a.m ., 12.33,4.00,5.33 p.m.

F or Camden nnd P hiladelphia via Toms River,6 25 a.m ., 4.40 .p. m.

For Toms River, Island H eights and in term ediate stations, 6.25, 0.16, 11.05 a . m ., 4.40, 4.50, 714

. p . m.For Point P leasant and interm ediate stations, 5.50,

6.25, 0.16,11.05 a. m ., 2.00, 4.2J, 4.40, 4.50, 5.12, .6 05.7.14 p. m. ■

t r a i n s le a v e new Y ork (via Courtlandt and Des- brosses 8treet Ferries) f o r ocean geo ve.

At 3.80, 7.10, *0.10 r . m ., 12.00 noon, 2 30. 8.10 (ex­press,) 3.40 lexpress), *4.20; 5 20, 7,00 p.m'.

t r a in s l e a v e rHiLADELmu (Broad Street) roROCEAN GROVE.

At 4 05, 6.50, 825, 11.35 a.m ., 2.40, 3.30, 4.05 p. m. Saturday only, 5.00 p.m. Leave M arket St.,

,-. W harf v ia Camden m id Trenton, 6.10, 7,20,. 10.30 a.m ., 2.30 p . m, Saturday only, 1.80 p.m.

V ia.. Camden and Jamesbtirg, t.20 a.m ., 4.00 •, p. m. . Leave M arket St. W harf via; Camden

an d Toms River, S.30 a. m;, 4.00 p. m .•Express. •

J . R. WOOD; Gen’l Pass. Agent. CHAS. E . PUGH' Geu’.l Manager.

M O R R O W ’ S

BakeryS. Ice 'Cream Garden,A R E NOW OPEN. •WUHQTC

Call at th e ir counter o r hand in address Cor delivery wagon ; urove o r Park. .

m u m

Telephone Connection;

ASBURY AVENTTE,ASBURY TAJIK.

PITM A N AVENUE,OCEAN GROVE.- J. S. FLITCROFT,

PLUMBER, P A R I S Human Hair Store,

611 Cookman & 612 M attison A vs., ASBURY PA RK .

OCEAN GROVE, N . J .Accommodations nod appointm ents firM-class ; services th e b e s t: Accommodates 350: will open v 1. HOT.__________ . _____________________ WM. P. DOLBEY. Ploptletor.

67 Mt. Tabor Way.OCEAJV GROVE, N, J .

P u m p s , S l n k o , T e r r a C o t t a a u d X e n tf P i p e s , O i\ m r n n l W a t e r F l x t n r e s .

. JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Accommodation e n la c e d and improved.Great variety a n d best quality is always a spc*

Cialy o f Day Brothers.From the Newark establishm ent they arepre-

pared to fhrnish en tertainm ents in any p a rt o f thecountry.

Central A vp. from Pitm an Ave. to M cClivtockSt,Large assortment o f H um an H air W orks. Nat*

ural W ater Curls guaranteed,Ladles' H air Cutting, Shampooing, Hair. Dress*

iriR an d Curling by professional• F rench artists. • My. Circassian Tontque for’, th e growth o f th e

h a ir an d for rem oving dandruff; an d a ll • com­plaints of the scalp a n d n a ir , h a s been highly re­comm ended by th o best resident® o f A sbury P ark Park an d Ocean Grove. . ■ ,

No hum bug. Success in a ll cases; \ .. Ladies and gentlem en consultation free,

My Veloutiue for the face needs only a trial to be preferred to all. o thers in . the m arket. Free trial to all. ' . .

PROF, M M E . E. GRISD N.

T O R E N T .. . A i ia n d s o w o C o t ta g o , w e ll f u r n i s h e d ;

'1 e\V Brussels c a rp e ts : two bay windows, splendid law n, Artesian water, aud closets oil upper aud ower floors, Apply to MRS. II. M. BLAKE,

' Cor. Abbott an d Pilgtim Pathway.Also a small cottage w ith seven roams on Clark

.avenue. Apply as above. ‘

Open all the Year. Turkish, Russian and all o th e r B aths aqd .M edicated Gases. S team in ,W inter

D. M. BARR, M. D., Proprietor. . / ; ; * 8ucce«M)rto :

D A V ID C A R T W R IG H T ,

PLAIN and ORNA5IENTAL SLATE ROOFER.

. H aving b een ‘m anager for Mr. Cartw right for th e past e ight years—since the business waa first established here—I eel confident th a t tho workI h ave done w ill be. h e best reference I can offer. T a r P a p e r, S h e a th in g P a p e r, T w o a n d T h ro e

P ly Roofing P a p e r ; . 7 :.P. O. BoxS02. A8BURY PARK, N. J .

H e n r t c . W in so b , P re a ld e n t. . G eo .'W . e v a n » , V ice -P residen t. E d m cn p E . D a y to n , C ash ie r

For R ent Cheap.tf j it SIX ROOMS, 3 DOUBLE BEDS, Springs* 4 )1 1 0 Mattresses, pillows; Bolsters, Carpets, Stove, W ashstands. «fcc. Address OWNER, 1,661 Harrison St., Frank ford, Philn. M I L L I N E R Y

’ Organised J anuary, 1889. lPITAL, 950,000.00. - , SURPLUS, 8B.OOO.C

Transacts a general B anking Business, Igsues.Foreign and Domestic D iafts. ■• : • Prompt a tten tio n given to a ll m atters en trusted to us.

C O L L E fT lO N N M a B F . A N D P R O M P T L Y A C K N O W L E D G E D .■ D IR E C T O R S :

N. E. BCCHANON. • J . S. FERGUSON. • GEO. W. EVANS. >•C. C CLAYTON. : GEO. tV. TREAT. .T. A. WAINRIGHT.DR. J . A. W, HETRICK. JOHN HUBBARD. . • HENRY C. WINSOR.

>- YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.

FOR RENT, 1 00 Slain St.'-‘• " U p s ta i r * * : -v

A SB U R Y PA R K .

W e h a re now a tine assortment o f

TRIMMED HATS,LATEST SHAPES AND S TYLES.

Also Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Silks, Velvets . r • . and Gauzes.

Feathers Curled, Crfipe restored.

M isses W OOLSTON,

A m c o C o t ta g e to p r iv a te f a m i ly : a l to ­ge ther or in part. 52 EMBURY AVENUE. Well furnlrhed, w ith all improvements. 2% blocks from ocean and post oflice, ■

J74w , . Address C, Box 162.M A IN S T R E E T ,

ABbury P a r k , N ew Je rs e y .DEALEn

Stoves, Ranges, Hoatora, F iim acos, House-Furnishing H ardw are, Tin,

Sheet Iron, and Copper W are .

Tin-Roofing,Gutters Leaders• ;• A SPECIALTY/

Call an d exam ine our i ‘8 P I 4E N D ID ,*, F ire Place Heaters, Hotel, and F ancy Trays, .Casters, Smoothing Irons, Oil S toves,patent Eureka Coffee Pole, &c, - ..

Street Lamps and FixturesCONSTANTLY ON HAND.

T hank ing onr patrons for.pRst favors, 1 respect, fully Boliclt a continuance o f th eir patronage. Y

FOR RENT.& j Q r IN ADVANCE. 7 ROOMS FURNISHED. 4 ) 1 0 3 Artesian water nnd sewer connection.

■ : •- ‘ Apply '.>$ Heck Avenue, o r address " R. 5,” Box 10, Oceau Grove.

A. ALLISON WHITE,Successor to’ Jam es As Grilling «fc Co.

— O C E A N G R O V E -W E S L E Y LAKE.BE, - 10 Cents, ILDREX, 5 Cents, P H A R M A C YQ T O C K Q U O T A T IO N S

O reported up to 12 o’clock by.DeHAVEN & TOWNSEND,

^ - — -BANKERS---- - ■■iXs C f i e x i n u t 8 1r e e l , p h iln < l< * ]p lila .

. -.•••• June 17, 1690. "/ .* -b id .. .A SK EDU. S. 4>fs, c o u p o n ;- . .. . . .: . . . . . . . . . . . 103 lcojg

“ . ....... ..................... ...............102M '10-*!Pennsylvania R. R .................. ............P hiladelphia an d Reading R . R . . . . . . 22*.| . 22kLehigh Valley R . R .. . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . - bsw ■ 52s*!Lehigh Coal and Navigation C o . . . . . 52 52^|National Lead T r u s t . . . . . . . . . . . ' , 1Q"£ . 20 .N ev Jersey C e n t r a l 7\\ya .74 N orthern Paeiflc, C o m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 ; 3GK

. *»• . , “ .... P rp rd . . . . . kiOregon T ra n s c o n tin e n ta l. .. . . . . . . . . . -iSU 4S5^Union Pacific . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gl% 65W estern Un Ion . . . . . . . . ; i . •' SiteRichmond Term inal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22? 1 22%Louisville J: N a s h v i l l e . . . . . . . . , . .^ . . sSliAtchison, Topeka A Santa F e . . . . . . . •10«Del. Lackaw anna «fc W este rn .... . . . . 143^ 14okNew York A N e w E iig lan d .... . . . . . . . 4 7 ^

Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on um unls* slon. Stocks carried On favorable tennfl.

Pitman &ve., opp. “ The Arlington,1OCEAN GROVE, N. J.Harry Smith,

Drugs, Chemicals, F ancy Goods, Sponges, Patent 'M edicines. Pharm aceutical Preparations, etc.;

Store closedtm Sunday* during church services.| m a k e r o f

T E N T S , ,M i H y .A w n ii ig s .E tc .71 Mt. Herman Way,

OCEAN GROVE, N. J .P. O. BOX 2220.

AUGUST WOEHREB,FINE SHOES

iS c w o ii o f 1SJ)0 J u n e I n i, .U K * . M . I* K D E R , P r o p ’r' AU sJ2es an d w idlhs on hand.

Custom W ork a Specialty. ■ - K e |» n lr i i? s S e n t ly Done V

1 3 3MCa,ixi S t . ,. • Ooppsite Ocean:Grove Gates,

A SB U R Y P A R K , N. j ‘

Teuts4 Flies aud Awnings m ade iu th e best pos- s-ible m anner mid at the lowest prices. \

All mildew-proof work guaranteed,A trial will eonviuee. ‘ : ;-.r :.. R e p n l r i u ^ P r o m p t l y A i t e m l e i l To*I m ake a spec laity o f S to re 'an d W indow Awn­

ings. Correspondence solicited, . S T O C K S BS TonCom m isislon.and carried on favorable term s

■ Being m em bers oif both th e Philadelphia aud New.York Stock Exchange, and having a Private Wire d ire c t from onr oflice to New York, we are prepared to execute orders left w ith us promptly and satisfactorily. Accounts received aud in te r­est allowed. :. >

DeHAVEN & TOWNSEND,B A N K E U S A N D B R O K E R S ,

4:28 C'bestnnt St., Thilad’a.

CHARLES P. I’RIDHAM,REAL ESTATE

X 1ST S T J B A i T <D E 3 . ; PAINTING ;

i n fill i t s b r a u o h e s . B u i ld in g a n ti g e n e ra ] .... v • / r e p a i r s . a t t e n d e d to .

O . SICKLER,Real Estate Agent

A N D CONArE Y -V N C E R ,'s :; •.OCEAN GROVE.

C ottages a n d L o ts S old o r R en ted . ■;

F ire In s u ra n c e in R e liab le C om panies.

OFFICE—NO. 76 M A IN AVENUE,. - \ .‘i- Neftr Asiioclailon Ofilce. '.

To Rent for Season.Corner Cookman and New York'

pli'JL O Avenues—25x14 and 25x13..; Each (lining ten t .VxD, an d fr^me kitchen 10X10, furnished. Anesinn water. Sewer drained,

• G. S. BROADBENT. Easton, Pa. .S.—The whole for sale, lots and ail.

CHARLES LEMKAU,■ W holesale Commission M erchant iu .

Gri’oceiies, Tea, Coffee,BU TTER, EGGS, C HEES E.

COOKMAN A V E., ASBURY PARK,

nenrmmnilM jlBtjgmuiP A R T IC U L A R a t te n t io n g iv en to the Sale aud Renting o f property. Correspond­

ence solicited with- the owneis of eottages iu re­gard to securing tenants for the .ensniUE season. T h o se \vanting summ er homes or boardinghouses ore invited to apply by letter or call on . •

CHARLES P. PRIDHAM,.. Corner Pennsylvania and Heck Avenups,

/ : . "OceanGrove, N. J.

NEW STOCK! NEW STORE!D. ENRIGHT JOHN M, DEY,

(Perm anently residing, a t Ocean Grove,)

A R C H ITEC T AND BUILDER,WILLISF0RD DEY,

D E N V E R, 1640 ARAPAHOE ST.

Is always ready to furnish plans aud estim ates1 of cottages iu every size nnd style.

For good workmanship, and satisfactory terms, h e refers to all for whom be has erected cottages, both iu Ocean Grove a n d Asbury Park .du ring the past fifteen years. •. ,

Cor. Benson and Main Ave., Ocean Grove

(L a te ' I I B . B e e t l e A S o u )

UNITED STATES HOTELCorner M ain and Beach Aves., Ocean Grove.

■ Location unsurpassed. Grand outlook , to sea front. Accommodations am ple an d table firat-elass. The fam ily hotel o f Ocean Grove. - G uests,arriving every, day. u*m .- ORR, Proprietor.

48 Main Ave., Ocean Grove,Loans N egotiated an d Legal Papers D ra^n iRea'l Estate. Loans aud In­

vestments.C O L O R A D O . . - Correspondence solicited.

W. P. COOK,House :: Painter,

H . B . B e e g le , Notary Public a n d Commission* e r o f Deeds for New Jersey, Pennsylvania and

■;th e D istrict o f Columbia. ,N. H, KILMER;Contractor, Carpenter

A N D B U IL D E R .JOSEPH TR A V IS ,

Vftln S tre e t, A sb u ry P a rk , R . 4 .KING'S BRICK BUILDING,‘ A sp lendid aEsortment of

Qold and S ilver A m erican and Swiss W atclies..

G o ld n x l S t e e l S p e c la d e H . Theoretical arid Practical Repairer o f Chron-

; • ometers and Watches. ;

H E K K A L h T n E T E A R ,

WILLIAM H . CA15MAN. / ISOEE11T HOLUROOK

C A R M A N & HO LB R O O K ,

: RESIDENCE-00 CLARK AVENUE.Paintingr Kalsomining,- Glazing, Graihiiig, &c., . ; ' . . ■*.-■ done at short notice. ;

' Address P :0 .'B o x 1S5, Ocean Grove, N. J.

G-tJO. K. HOUGH, Practical Tailor and Cutter,

. (L ate.ofPhiladelphia.) . .

X o . 3 9 P U ir r i u ) P a t h w a y , n e a r l y o p p . ‘ P o s t O il ic p , O c c n u G rtiV P .

Personi furnishing th e ir ow n m aterial caii have it m ade up iu th e latest style and mo$t satisfac­tory manner.- _■ -- .. My:

CUTTING, CLEANING,' REPAIRING, PRESSING:, n ea tly and prom ptly executed.

—T E N T S — FLAGS, AWNINGSS. : HEMENWAY

NEW YBRK S AIL-M AKER ,u F1RST-CI.A SS M A K H S ."O R SALE aud TO RENT.

• Pianos and oreans tuued and .repaired! SINGER SEWING MACHINES,

C o r . B o m l S t r e e t n n d . Ifn tt iN o n A v e u u e . A n b u r y P a r k , X . JF.: ;

JACOB DOLL, Jr'• P R A C T IC A L V ;

is prepared still to serve the people-of Asbury Park and Oeean ’ Grove w ith everything in ihe lipe o f Tents and aw nings.,;. Hotels tilted out with. lings o f every k in d , ; 'Tent* tlys m ade and repairing done to order. .• •

• -New.fuuiily toms promptly furnished,:and price, lists sent.on application.- .. ,Address c |n Q A l l f L O f IU V P I I . , ; Uasflii hand the largest and tincst hue of plain

and gilt wall papers, decorat ions, shades aud.tlx- ttires In the county, at. lowest prices. AlsoW a l l P i c t u r e X f o n l d i u ^ a iH l F r a m e « ;

. . P a p e r 11 nug-er^* S u p p l letf, E t c . ■, Fram es m ade to; order, at short notice. The best J\ew York a n d . Philadelphia paper hangers employed. Estimates furnished for paper hang­ing and kalsomining..' ’ . . . •

541, 543 and 545 COOKMAN AVE.,Adjoiniug Commercial Hotel, and opposite Ocean

. . Grove Bridge,; ■ ASBURY Pa RK. '.

Paintilie-■ and Griazin2;

F s ta l i l lN l ie d iu Sew "York i u lS O l .or a t RESIDENCE. MS SECOND AGENUE,

ASBURY PA UK. GOODRICH’S • • Patented Oc!vb-.r \Z. i m .Vf.This Cut shows th e exact size o f th e ♦*T,N T< lliK >*

; < P O B T R A > T f i m ade from a Cabinet only. Send.I j C a b i n e t P h o t o and .'IO O iitM -an d you will1 i receive one d o z e n ••Uniunes” and Cabinet re-1 j tu rned . No Stamps. \> , iff /N T A U F ^ K R ,| ‘ J ; , A sb n ry P a rk f N. J .

T W. 0. SNYDER’S 'jlVleat :: Market,i 331 COOK.11A.V AVENUE, •

’ } \ : N ear N. J . Ave. B r i d g e . - '•

V B eil, Veal, tfiinl), 3r«tton, f Ppultry, &c.

' ,j G iv e m a trlftl. •

CARMAN, ARCHITECT, ;‘Will Ai'ruish.plans and spec ideations for cottages o f all descriptions free o f c h a ise , and.estim atesof any o ther work prom ptly given,. W ork e ith e r iu Grove or Park.OiKco A d jo iu in g A ssocifttiou B u ik liu g ,

OCEAN GROVEj N. J . : *,Box TL: :. *; ;. ‘ .Vcnffo u t!\i* Pay-t

’ Leave orders 56 Heck avenue, and front oi ; Ladies’ Store,. Main avenue.

•NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER EXPRESS A ttention to baggage an d freight delivery a t de­

pot, and throughout the Grove. Trompt aud sat­isfactory as usual. . Orders promptly attendetl to. WILLIAM FIELD,

P A I N T I N G C O N T R A C T S : made and fatthfuliy. executed. All sorts .of repairing at*- tended to by.' v- v v.” :.

IjO C O LX w k i g h t:l:l M A IN A V E .V I E .

Best Meats, Finest Poultry■ A specialty o f Pure Leaf L aid and

■ Be6f Drippings..^ T e le p h o n e CQtinection. - ’

: and decorator in M.odern Art; ;i ; ;

02 M ain A venue, Ocean Grove, N. J." 1 Study to Plcnse. .

For Dropsy, Gravel, Bright’s, Heart, Urinary or L iver Disease?, Nervousness, Ac, Cure gwarafi- eed. Oifiee S<U Arch street,- Philadelphia. §1.03 e r bottle , 6 for 55.- A t d ru g g is ts.. Try it:

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