OCEAN GROVE TIMES i B es t A d v e r t is in g M ed ium in

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ONE D O LLAR P E R Y E A RO CEAN GROVE, N E W JE R S E Y , SA T U R D A Y , JA N U A R Y 6, 1894

TH R O U G H O U T T H E S T A T E ,T H E O P P O S IT E SH O R E .P E R S O N A L . A N D P E R T IN E N T . Ch r is t m a s f o r t h e p o q r .AN IN TE R E STIN G . HISTORY.• N o dividend w ill bo paid the stock--'- holders o f the In te rs ta te Fa irC om p an y .this yeah - ‘ V'-.V'*-,’’ : r '* *k .- ',;:v .; $y4

-Two guests iit a .)>0|>ii la 1* Athi 11 tic C ity ; Hotel.took a b a th I i i the .surf onChrist-\; mas .day. \ *• •’■ O':’■ »tohn 'il.;;RhqdeS,\ o f R ed -v ian t,;!’ *a%A

fined $1,5 aiid- costs la s t.w eek jfo r ;criielty 'f. to liis h orsed ; •; ;■■■•'•'•;; • t .- . ; . ;v:’:V : 1 1 is .stated thi j t a !- quarry; i ms been dis- covercd'oh th e fa n n *c»C^JamesThrbck;-,’:-; mortpn,. near J ft^on tow n ./•’' -David '‘W ftiji’ o f New Egypt, recently hjul u'U'K am putated,.:t|ie rcHiilt,<>f 1>pihg :• .trample*! 1 upon b y it horse.;'}.?<:.;V•>:

Thieves stole several barrels o f apples from, Henry Langen dorf^o f Leedsvillej on Saturday night o f last weeky.;: ; Three, car loads o f turkeys ; from }: th e ■.; W est were sold' in, Cam den,. last -week. T h ey brought four cents per p.6uhdi;':;.s;:^p.'. ‘ A meeting is to iie held at Freehold o i i- Saturday afternoon • o fth is -W c e k .tb . op-.: ■> pose the building o f stone; roads ' in -the "; COim ty. * ■ ’ ‘ ; • v • ' '• ‘ .. ' > ‘

John Kaikciibur^ a well; known* cpn^v tractor,died at.his residence in:Maiiust|uan: ' bivM ondav high t ’of.last weefeVoi: Brights’ -;; disease.: ; V£ ;.'!....: '• ;v.: ; ? .;v- • T lie Presbyterian Church,.of Matawari/" has extended a Unanimous:, call to Rey. • A lexander H.v You ng ,;p f Xe\Vai*k, to be- J .come their p a s t o r . ; " ; V . :. T lie . -pronnetbrs o f ;the.;i Springfield■ wbrated millsvgenerously dohated,.a "finei- lurge.turkey to each , one o f their idle ; employees, on Christmas day.

A lire police bos been organizecl. at K ey port, w ith Sylvanus Lee as cantain. Th eir duty is to report all .unsafe build­ings or dangerous ch im neys..

Hcnrv Straway, o f Long Branch, u v e t - . eran o f the war, has been awarded a pension o f $ 1 2 per month. Ilis back pension m oney amounted to $455.

Mrs. Daniel Jones, o f Freehold, had four turkeys stolen recently. . One o f the ; four was a* lame fowl,-and a few n igh ts., after tile theft this one was returned.

•The Casino at Lakewood which was destroyed by tire on Wednesday morn­ing o f last week was valued at $40,000. ; There was no insurance and the building is a total loss.

P. Hall Packer, o f Atlantic Highlands, has been appointed local treasurer and collector for Monmouth and Ocean, court-' ties, by the New York and New Jersey. Telephone Company.

A ll the churches o f Manasquan w ill be closed oii Sunday evening next and tlie congregations w ill attend the dedicatory ; services o f the new M . P. Church which w ill take, place on that evening.

Kevport tishermen are very much op­posed to tbe proposed law prohibiting pound fishing. I t is stated that they are prepared to t igh t. the bill should it be- introduced in the Legislature this winter..

An old tin can recently fished up from the bottom o f Shark Iliver, had a cluster o f twenty-two oysters attached to*, it. A . parto fony s id eo f the’can had rusted away and inside o f it was a large crab, proba­bly grown there from a youngster!

Executive Committee Meeting.

. A. meeting o f the Executive Committee* o f the Ocean drove . Association was held Thursday afternoonnnd evening, January 4. There were iu attendance, D r. Stokes,' G. AW Evans, D. II . Brown, 11. W . M ur-, phv, J. 11. Alday,. H. J. Andrews. A. II.* Dellaven, T. J. Preston and R. J. Daniels,members o f other important com-; niittees were also present.

The question o f an increased water sup- , ply, and .some change or improvement m the electric light system were the princi­pal subjects receiving consideration.

Propositions \Vere presented by outside parties offering to furnish any amount o f pure water that m igh t be needed to supply, the town. These proposals were

’ passed into the hands o f a sub-com­mittee consisting o f Messrs. Brown, A l­day, Preston, Daniels and Evans, for a thorough investigation; ' Th is sub-com- mitt.ee w ill report at an adjourned, meet­in g .o f tlie. Executive. Coininittee to bet held F r id a y January 12. • ‘

.The Monmouth Club InnuBUraies.thc New Year With a Brilliant Entertainments

;The ajinuai reception o f theMbhihbuth Club, New. .Year’s night was- the most siiccessfi d .e nte r tai n tne n't ever - given by. that orpanization ; and tho iiioat brilliant and enjoyable ailair o f the kind that has; occurred • in th is .vicinity since the Sinn-- iner season i closed. Quite an extended I L« t .0 f i n v i t'i.ti on s 1 1 ad been i sst ted a u d i t required a 1 l b f tiie space atTorded..!>y tlie several rooms belonging;-to;- tlie Club's .suite, as well lis t lie ’ capacious .Odd ,Fel- ■ lows; .Lodge room to comfortably adcom-, modate th e . large :attendance. ; Heavy Canvas had been, spread o v e r the , carpet; o f the Lodge room which was'utilized for- dancing dtul all o f the young as well; as' ’m any;of the older folks thorough ly; ap- .preciated;this.interesting, feature; o f. tlie programme; . T lio ; music' .was furnished by Miijor Alstrom,' o f l^onc Branch, and those .'who: did. not ' participate in • tlie ' dance-enjoyed the lively, music, watching the waltze'i*8 or sought-'the other , rooms and passed the time pleasantly in conver­sation and social: games.■: =■ ■;' ’ ;•

Refreshments w ere served about twelve, o ’ clock, after which the dancing was. re-, sumed and the party broke up sooii after, all expressing themselyes as.being greatly pleased, with; tlie entertainment. Among' those wl»o participated w ere :. J. D.- Ben- g le and wife, Sainuel Johnson, - S. B. Oviattj; G. F . Krpehl, Miss Maine Km ehl; . W . II . Beegle and wife, D.^G.; Covert ahd wife, S . . W . K irkbride and : wife, -Miss Mabel Kirkbride, I . 'W : Pike, C. .S. Rog­ers, W . ' C'. Burroughs, Milan Ross and wife, Harold W . Uornell, T . A . M iller, M V. jDager and wife, M. H. Scott, L. H.-Van Sant. T . II. Beringer and wife, J. 1C. Dayis, V. A. J/Cggett and wife, Geo. E. Farmer, Arthur L. Leggett; A . C; Tw in ing and wife, Miss Carrie WyekofT, R. A. Tustingand wife, Mrs. Dr. Tusting, Mies K d itli Fiiicli, H. II . W ilcox, (). F. WyekoU'and wife, K. C. IIagerman, W al­ter llageriiian, W alter Davis, Clifford Jel- lilf, Hiram C. *.Tellifl‘, A . Allison W hite and wife, Miss viertrude Black, W illiam Johnson, F. B. Wain right, Miss .Carrie W ainriglit, Miss Kdith Asliinore, Miss Florence Ashmore, Miss Theresa Martin, Miss Jackson, Dr. Beegle and wife, W . TI. Hamilton and wife, F. L. Tuttle,blisses Rotnaine,. R K. Dayton, James rhiy- ton, Miss L izzie Sill, Miss Stout, Miss Fannie Richards, Hartshorn Rogers and wife, John. Hubbard nnd wife, John X . Burtis, Miss Kssie Miller, Miss Jennie Oakley, Miss Jennie Covert, W . S. Gahc- gan, I*. L. Ten Broeck and wife, Miss Jessie Ten Broeck, Miss Addie Mahon, Miss GoodenoUgh.

pJotW. on Asbury Pnrkls People: antl Tlielr ; .Doings. . c ? 4

^Ir. aiid MrsMTarry A. Borden are vis­iting iii Providence, R. L -j ;': ■;.

Co ron<ir, J. L ; G liver h as been sick • o f La Grippe, but is improving. ,V

;M iss: Kin inn Bro wn, o f Asbu ry Parle, spent-the;hplidnys'iii Freeliold •tlie guest o f lier sister, Mrs..Isaac: Bidkley,

jDi'i Collins is holding a series o f special; services at-the Rescue Alisaion on South'. Main street and draws a large attendance, every, night. ‘ ■: ■ ■■ v;

' Michael Barrett, o f Neptiine C ity , who ; was reported to : b e ; dead,. is still all ve;: thoughJying in.a critical cbnditibii.from pneuiiionia. ; :; '. >. n, i;h •; v.' ;. “ ila tiia !,!: said a small boy. after storing away,an unusually hearty mid:day ' liieal; ‘ ‘L et me go .out and? ruii; around a while so iiiy dinner w ill dissolve.*’ : ;

Now' is the ' time: to suCscribev.for . the ’T imes.-5; $1.00. per year.. Th e T imes keeps its readers fu lly informed on all topics o f local and general importance and .is : well worth the siibscription prit’e. . :; > - :: Tlie'business of. the Bradley Beach post office' is rapid ly; increasing. •.. The': first quarter’s gross receipts iii the Sunimer o f 1888, Was $(j(».40. The receipts o f tlie - Summer quarter o f 1893 AVas. $265.-76;|

Charles Lew is,,the lumber dnnler start- ed.the New Year by introducing a brand new deliveryvWagbu into his business; a\Ir. Ixiwis is also extending his business, having purchased a saw mul at Newbern, South Carolina.

The M ore Prexn in its admirable account o f the St. Paul’s Christmas entertainment alludes to Mr. James Craig o f the Times office as the representation.of Santa Claus. Professor Lin ford Lefferson Inul the honor to act in that capacity.

A horse belonging to Bennett, the Shark R iver oysterinah, ran away on Main street in Asbury. Park, Wednesday afternoon. Ono man tried to stop him by throwing his hat iii front o f the flee­ing animal but w ithout effect.

I f you would know where to buy goods o f any description, and buy them at tho lowest market prices, consult the adver­tising columns o f the Tim i*. 1 I f you want work o fa n y kind done, the Ti.mks’ ad; columns w ilt furnish the necessary information as to where first-class /me­chanics inay be found.

“ Oh. Mama! Look at those trees,” said a little g irl traveling on the cars and noticing tho trees stripped o f all foliage by the w inter winds. “ W hy, m y dear, what is strange in their appearance?” “ W hy, see! There’ s another w hole bunch o f them, and every one has been shaved,” replied the youngster.

Sunset at the Mission.

Those who knew W jllie Little, the son oflC. W . Little, who for several years was.proprietor o f tho Seaside H ouse on Ocean avenue, will be interested in the following poem. W illie was quite a small boy when lie went to California and the sunshineof the Pacilieslope has developed a poetic as well as physical power. ..

TisMlllsi l ut I he Mission.Ami the yellow*, tiniublhur light, . .

stmls softly oVr Ihe.iueiultm*, - •‘ I.lice the grouting IcIhs o f night.I.lglitlug up the (pmlnt old I if I fry;

Where rei>os«j.tlionncloiit elilim.*?*,Thiit with low, -vibrating sweet ness,

L'jilleU t<» priiyers In oideu titnes.. Oneenimin, In thoughtnnd fancy,. The .Nllsslon gmygrowH young,

Conie the cowled and s4iiuuileit padres, •The chimes once more arc rung; 'Aud from teeming field nnd meadow, >

l)usty. weary, spent with loll,Kloek tho Mission’s dark luted children,

Faithful tillers of the soil.. Ah ol'yorv the ehureh Ik lighted, •

ilrllllant Is the altar fair.While, the penllng evening anthem, .. .Softly lloats ujKin tho alr Softly thiats-witli sound raresslmr,- .-Humble, deep-felt words o f praise. -- Ah, a lasrtls but the eeho

Of the Mission’s happier days, lint now the sun Is sinking'..

And Illumined clomlH so fair,•[Swiftly shadow plain and mountain ;•

Fleecy couriers of tlie air. • . •Soon vanlsii dream s delightful, ■

With the darkness, nearing fast.For night’s sombre nail is failing

O’er our visions ot the pust.W m. F. J/i it l k .

Ban Oubrlet, Cah, Oct. 2:lf 18«i: . “ ;

: New Year’ s Day at Bradley Beach.

1>eter Poland,, one o f the progi-essive citizens o f Bradley Beach, concluded that New Year’ s day should be celebrated in a becoming manner and h<* arranged for. a series o f races, personally contributing the prizes that Were awarded to the v ic­tors in tlio-various contests.

There was a greased pole to climb, a foot race, a potato race, three sack races, a wheelbarrow - race and a pic eating match'. Kddie Abbott won one o f the sack races, and Al. Layton another, who also carried ofl' the prize, offered for the fastest runner. The pio eating match was something that needed to be seen to be appreciated. Tw o bovs were laid on tho prouml face down with 'hands tied behind their backs, a custard pie was placed under the nose of. each and tho word “ go” given.- The result, can be' imagined.. Tim Brand won this match as w ell as the cracker eating contest in tlie evening, which consisted ih putting away half a pound o f soda crackers w ith­out water. Nnefie Poland won tlie wheel­barrow race w ith. ease. Everybody enjoyed the entertainm ent. greatly and Mr. Poland was loudly applauded for his genius and liberality. . . .

An EnJoyabie' New Yearns Party.

A ' v e ry pleasant party gathered - at the, ^residence o f Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brown on Monday to partake o f New Year ’ 0 Hospitality. I t has been Mr, Brown’s reusrom; for some years; to . have : his' chil- bdren and a few friends around them on., the first;day Of the year, and the occas­ions are ahyays o f great interest and plea­

sure. i ; T h ere were present E. I . Brown ;and w ife, o f Matawan', W infie ld Brown, i H ; B i Johnson and' wife, E ., L ; Tiffiiny a iid w ife , J; C. J6 hnson and ' w ife ,- Miss Pearl Johnson, Miss Claribel Corbusier o f ‘Bridgepbrt; . Conn., W . H . Beegle and £wife, Miss Emma L. Brown; .of Matawan .1 ■There were also present five small grand-- ] children who aided materially; in making ifthejrorty a, liv e ly one.;;^;/M ri and Mrs; Waiireri BroWn celebrated ith e ir ; 48th anniversary o f married life New.;Y;ear*s eve.

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New Year’s Serenaders Suppressed.

Officer Chamberlain-captured about a dozen boys and young men about half past-ono o ’clock last Monday morning, who, with drums and other instruments, calculated to wako the seven sleepers, had found their way into the quiet pre- cincts.of Ocean Grove w ith the idea o f celebrating tlie adven t'o f the New Year. They were informed that no noise or hilarity would bo porm ittcd 'on this side o f the Lake and the officer piloted them back over the bridge. , ^ v . .'.-’O', v;:.

A little later several members o f tlie; m ilitary corps w ho were on their w ay to advise Clifford Pridhatn, that -the New Year had arrived, w ere dissuaded from their purpose. * * * v '/ ; - '

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.:•/ ' ; L. A .'W ; Meet.;:- V

! The Committee, appointed by the 1 As-; bury Park W heelm en, t o ; ‘take - steps - toward securing the aunuaV meet o f ; the L. A . AV.. reports, that tlie .prospects'; for getting ' tlia t. important organization' to hold its 1894 session at Asbury Park, . is more than flattering. Denver is the only strong cbmpetifor aijd.being so far W est,' it works at a disadvantage, as .the; great bulk of.the^'League membership;is in the I&tst. . The delegates, that have • thus far been heard from are largely in' favor o f AsbUry Park, while^ the cycling papers are almost a unit in its favor. ;

Patting tn the Piers..

[p jW o rk 'o r ith e n e w 7 Auditoriurn isstead- ; vily; progressing; This week men ‘ have

been engaged putting in. the anchors to (which the immense piers are to .be at- ^tachedi TheKe anchors consist o f holes.- eightjfeet deep in which the anchors are 'set. The holes are then filled up with con-; crete,-heavily pounded, to make- it\firm... iT h e contract.with S. W . Kirkbride, for the •^carpenter Ayork has hot y e t been signed. ^AnotlVerebrifereriCe^;>yas held at tlie arcli- : itect’ s office 011 AYednesday, but the ques- itiohscausihg tlie del ay were not adj usted., £ l t :is^understood that; the;, iron .men w ill i be ready sliortly to begiii the, work! o f i S6ttirig up the trusses'and; the huge ti m- ^bers which form the derrick to be used f- iii.cbnnection \vith this work, areexpect-. :-.;ed W arrive very. soon..

Installation Ceremohles. - v'--

.^v^The-’iiistalIntion::''0f the” o ffic e r o f As- ' bury Lodge. No, .142, F. & A; M., elected;

f-;at;the"ahniial;nieeting,Decembcr'19,,to6k E n lace; at - the . . regular Communication, J^^Tudsday evening, January -2; T lie services- ' were conducted by the retiring ^ybrship- H-ful'Master Sain'uel A ; .' Cliver, ; with :Past .vMaster Sariford D ey acting as Grand Mar- ‘ ;shal. • The follow ing is tlx; list o f oflicers . olccted und n p p o in t c i lW . M ., Gcorpo . M ; B enn ett; Senior Warden, Jnmes A, ■lireisford ; Junior Warden, W . 0. Bnr- •rougiis ; Trcaaui-er, A in03 L ipp incott; Secretary,: .T.'E. B u rt; Chaplain,t.T. M. Dey ; Senior Deacon, It. A . ' TuBting ;

. Junior Deacon, 'Dr. P. A . Diivlson ; M as­ters o f Ceremonies, Dr, J. T . Da vison, Dr. J. ,F. Ackerm an ; Stewards, R. P. Parri- son, W . L ..A tk inson ; Ty ierj A . J. H ill.

Resolutions of Respect. •

,;■■■; ;W iikukas, M re.'E liza Cooper, tin ' lioii-;: ored inember. o f tlie W om en’s • Christian Teinperance^ ITiiioii;■; passed’ froin earth; to heaven at her liOme in-Ocean Grove; ’ N. ‘J;, w e bow-' submissively to tho Divirie will o f our lleavei.ily Father and thank; H in i for the life and work o f our departed sistei% ^ la y h e r exainpleiV/her ai'clent devotioii for the plaster, stimulate us to; greater zeal anjl devotion:to 1 ii« :eaii!«e. *

./ iiW iW . That'we, tlu1 niehiln*i*s o f the Wo^; m a il ’s Cl i i'i.st Ian 'IVmnemiiee t*nton. of; Ocean tim ve, New.lei-sev, with a1 deep,sense o f /ao*; pei*sonnl loss, desire to express'onp syiiipathy to her faiidly, but \y0 rejidce with tlieni tliat her work on cart ii Will hear frijil iipt on ly here•bitU11.-oteralty.. ,;.V.i: / $ : ; • : '

Jtcxnli otl, T lia t these- resolutions be .spread upoirthe lnlnutes o r our orgnnlziitlon. and a; eopy-sent to'the lUmlly and inibllshed in .the" OeilAN t.iHOVKTlMKS. .

1: ; 11.’: II ii A g i-;, i t < ’Cord i ng Sde reta i'.v*-Mas; T,\M, Du n I ia m ; President;" r , .: •;

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, . Card'of.Thanks.' :

.. : TI ie t hanks o f. 11 ie _ Uu lies’ p f t h e W .C . VT;\ U . p f Ocea h G rb vp. tire lie reby ex ten- (letl to all those w ho / part icipated; .und eontribu.tetl towards tlie ehtertaiiitiieht o f oui’ firemen, also; to tli’ose ':who ltelnetl make- the Christmas dinner at ; the' A Inis House, a success.

I I . ^L B i.Akk , Rec. Sec’ y . ...

A Toothsome Find.,

Samuel A. C liver had an ’ amusing e x ­perience w ith a rooster a short tinie since.' H e had been out for a ride on his wheel in a .northei'ly directioii' a n d ; upon• lits return a .short; -time' after;; dark, jAVliile: crossing .the bridge at Interlaken lie s a w - a straiige object tluttering in the rotul. A ii investigation develbpe«11\ histy ,rooster confined. in : a feed •• sack with its: head stickitigoiit throiiglv a dioleA; Mr.%Cli\^r; collared the-prize," mountedr hi s wheel and eanie';on hbnie.; : Wheh: :he .etitered; Ocean Grove the • roosteribeganV tb; erpw ; dustily aiid its captor was seriously itlartiied' lest lie. lie pulled' iii/. for Ftealing cliick- etis. IIe , how.evei*; reached the house in safety tuuf the bird graced: his dinner table' a few davs later. The rooster; .liad undoubk'dly fallen but o f the retir; 'pf;;a^ farmer's wagon.

81 Rescued Their Companion.; ._

W h ile skating on Fletc lier T^ake early Tuesday, morning, W alter l la v e i is ; brok*e through tlie ice, and had it not been fo r­th e tim ely rescue o? ■Eddie Thompson and, W illie Charles,;wo.uld certainly have:been; drowned. Havens had been iii the water about 'tw en ty minutes. a iid was ul nibs t. frozen Nyhen 'Thompson and.; Charles saw his danger, : .They hastily procured a clothes line and attached' a brick .to . the end o f it, Which they threw .out to their iiiifbrtunate conipahion. Havens grasped the rope ibid was; drawn to . a ‘ place o f

.safety. ';;C. ■

.WestminsterPresbyterlanChurch. .

... <,)ii. Sunday January' '7,' Rev. ■ S. Ed; Young w il l preach in Westminster Pres- IVvterliin Church,' Asbury Park as follows;, ^iorning. theinei 'f.The table con versation o f C h rist, ” preceded: b y ch iid re n*s se r liibn - ette; Evening,'Prelude and sermon, “ H ow young people can niake thoniselves attrac-- iiv e ,” Sunday; School; 2 ^ * 0 Christian Endeavor; O.oO ; -Bible .S o c ia l,F r id a y . evening; Mrs.' ( ‘harles J. lieegle will sings titiM oruiiig and evening service.; '

Services at the Lutheran Church.

' V The 'pillpit tit- the Lutheran ’GliUrch' w ill be til letl bn - Sunday by ode o f ; Pi l ihidel- phia’s ' nibst .eloquent and successful preachers; ‘the -Rev. .H;; Spaeth, -I).. 15., President o f the ;of the synod o f Pennsyl­vania and Professor o f theology at the Theologicat Seiiiiniiry o f Philadelphitt.’ ; >- A t the luorning service, which w ill he

. in German the mnle chim isEtnlrachl w ill render a/ selection.: D r:. Spaeth w ill preacli in ;: English • , at ;; the i evening; service. ‘ V> *•

A Rise and a Fall.4 Cash ier I i . .B, A y res tried a little ex pci*-' imeiit w itli. liis wheel a , few - days since,/ by en'dcayoring to ride iip : the sifarp rise, iii the board waik at_the fobt o f Seventh Avenue, A sbu ty Park ,; Imnds. oflV . He Teaclied tlie suiuinit hands off-^-feet oll’- r evbrytjiing o ff—aiul distributed over the board.walk. He-.hastily gathered . him-, self together, rglaiiced around, ■ and. o f courso found the, usual number o f specta- , tors tuniisi iig themselves over his d i6com-. ■fiture. ■' -:-'y

: Ch ii rch StJpper at Bradley Beach.

: T lie ladies o f the “ L ittle cliurcii ;in. the^k woods'* at; Bnidley lieach 1 lave larranged V to ;,'give a - supper; and .cntertairiment,'. Tiiursday evening, January 11,. to .r a is e ;- ' funds to apply o il tl ic : pastor’ s. salary,' ;A 1 Very:attractive:musical-ttiul lite»rary p ro - ;. grainine htis been arranged and jt 'l p ro m ^ ii ise's to be a .yery enjoyable occasion. T h e ’; ' entertaihinent w ill be giveh>iii the chiinih and the supper in the parsonage adjoin- >; in g .\ •. . • - , ’ .;

' Sunday Night at St. Paul's. ’ ‘

The watch service at St. Paul’s Chtirchv v} last Sunday night was yery w ell attended- and theBervices were as fo llow s : 8.30 to 9.36. Epworth League ; 9.30. to 10..S0,' Dr. ; Collms, the Western Evangelist, held an .interesting service ; 10/80 to ;11;30; r l o v e ; feast • 11.-30.to 12.15, /the covenant ser- .vice. ^ 0 ^ :^

The Y.Sodal.

T l ie Rti i ii bb w . So cial,. h eld ; in/Aesoci a- tion Hall:last Friday and Saturday eVeu-: iiigs.was .wel 1;attenued, on Friday evening especially. 7 ;.;■

: S IIIL O H ’S-CUItIC is sold bit; a j^uara'rl-' tee. It.cures Incip ient Consumption. I t is the best Cough Cure. - • Only one cent a. dose.:' 25; cfs.. 50 -cts.. and $1.00. F o r• Bulv-'by.-Ai-. A lhs6 ii'3 yi)ite..-- •= < ••. ■ ;= j- [;

I f you want.plumbing done John Leon­ard w ill make.contracts 20 per cent; lower noW than lie eaii tliive lnonthsdience.--- vidi’. -;

'• , - A Tatfented Company.Th e periforinance o f I I i ■: H enry ’ s M i 11-

strel’ s. 111 the .Park Qpera House on Friday evening o f last week, Was witnessed b y a . full house. The exhib ition was first class in every detailj and the display o f talent exhib ited is rarely seen by theatre going people. Exhib itions by such a company •as.this is What;builds up t lie ; rep.utiitibii; o f ati opera house;, Manager Abbey is to , be complimented in « securing on ly Jfirst: class companies for his house;

\ {7 -.i,- Unclaimed Letters;;’ •: ;•«-\

*v: Fbllo\ving is iv list o f unclainied letters remaining in tlie Occiiti Grove post office up to. January 4,' 1894. -

'I ie leh M. Cooke, Mary Hur}ey, i*, Kev. K e lly , L. IVforris. - ' ••' ,

OFOlia B W. B V AN S', Post niaster.

..'V : - t i o o d . 'R o n d a ,•':; i :'v• "~j:':> Anotlier o f • th e ,. series o f good rOads; meetings has been called for Suturday, January *0, iit ICatontown;v Some opnb- sitipn to tlie.proposed inVpi'OYOtneuit is bq- cbijiing;^^^mtuiifestandia; liieeting^^^w held a t Freehold ' 0 11 the samoday agaiiist the movement;. ; ;

Symptoms of "La Qrlppe.”

Backache,. ■ ‘ .. :>.Headache, as i f you had beenVout all

night. .. - v .*• •: • ■ •- A ll thp.bones ache. -* • ,' i .

h ;T o u cah’ t-see. -'*: --.:v -j-A:. Y o u can’ t'smell anything, . V f i i . y ‘

'Y o u ;cUn!t hear any thing. ; . 7 /;i;::Ybur eyes-run water. ; •!'. .JP'Sb; does y o i i t no’se. ■;'> V •■ Ditto your m p u t l i . . V [pXion?t care for?anybody on earth. V ;• ; Nobody seems to care, for you.

You a w glad o f it.; A ll these are the.“ grip .” ' ; ; ;

Mrs. T . : S.J Hawkins, . Chattanoopi, Tenn., • says ': iloh’k Vitalize)' ‘SAYED, . -i l Y L IF E . ’ ; - J cinm ikr it the best Cwn fo ra debilitated systan lJe w r used.” For - ; Dyspopsia, L iver o r K id iiey Hroublo i t ; '.

: Peop lew ill see by visiting Johristoii’ s stationery -Htore, that lie has , reduced lir ic osb u aU go 'ods.to iha licroo iu fb rllo l- iday Stock. - So\6 ageiit fbi* C‘a\v?s paslui- way fountain p e n . ; ■ •.

v K arl’ s . C lover Boot, the great Blood •Purifier,-gives;fresliness and clearness ;to tlieCbUiplbxio iiand.cu res: ■ Coiis t ipation. 2oe.. to o0c: : For, sale b y , A ; A llison W liite . .. • .

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

. O n ,and a fter X ov im bo r 11V |«i.'

K o rT om s IHvor. Jsl.nid IM u lifs . and IntiM-me- ilia to- sh itlo iis ll.tw.ti. in., wool: davH.-2.03 p. ih...M oii<lnysiim l.Saturdaysonly.

Fo r P o liu rioasant. ami IntormodlatostatloiiH, at l.lJ.and 11.OS a. m.,-2.0:1.. ii. 15, T.t:t|». in.. Avookiluys.

Kor Xcu- Jlrun^wloU. via M onm outh .lunellon ■ r,o<lajjii., V A M .lp .m . •

Tit.viNSI.KAVH.VKW y o k k (via Hcslanssosand C ort lau d fS ts . lorries) i-oit ockan u k o v k

ANI* ASHUHY 1WHK.At 0.10, a. in:; I&OfUn. :UM.lO,uu4 1 1 .1,1 p. m

.-•On Sundays - w ill stop . at Interlaken a n d ’ A von in plaoo or N orth A sbu ry Parle nnd A sbu ry M irk t<i let o ir passengers.Tit a in s i.k a v b I'M ii.AO K i.rinA (Hroud S Q

FOIt ASIItmV V A U K -W E E K HAYS.At S.‘.Si, 11.11 a., in., MM», p.* in. M arket Street

W h arf, via Caunion anil T m H o n ,7.20, and . lu.:S0 a. nj., V ia Cam den and Jnuiesbiitv,

7.211. a. in., -l.mi p.m.r u n w a s h i x h t i> n a n i * t j in s o u t h .

For Haltlinorc and \VushliiKton, :wu. 7.20, M l, SM0, R20. II.KSa. in., 12. 0 (ItfAV L lm lt-

. e il.-D ln lm rrar.i l.;i0. .‘t.lii, l.n . (ii.iu Con- irrrssloiial U m ite d Pnlliniin. l 'a r lo r Cars and D ining C ar) 0.17,0.<V»,7.ID and II.ID p. n». w«vk-rnys. Sundays, :Un. 7.2a, lU O , 11.1S

. a .m ., 12.10 l.ll,iU '»,T .UVand HJWp. m . .T inuM ablrs iii* a ll o ilior trains o f tlio sys-

tem m a y heobln lnod at I in - tiokot-olllce orstations :

.f. It. W ood , <ir'u*t Pax*. A yt; S.M. PJIHVOS’r, Ovit'l Mnnai/vr.

Alai is For Ocean Grove.. MAILS CI.OSK FOIl'

Now York and tlie Eastr -7.:W, 10.W) a .m. 12.00 M.. n.:». II.IH) i\M.

For Philadelphia Wost- and South.—7.30, a . m„ 12.no m.» 0.1U »vm .-

For Asbury l ’ark.—7.:«) a .M„ 12.00M.,0.00 I'.M.MAII.S AHlttYK F» j.M

Now York aiul tin? Fast—7.:«0,10.S0>. M., .1.30, 0.101*. ,M>- • • •

From Phlladolphia Wosl and Soutb.-7.30.11.21 A. M..3.30. 0.1*1 I*. M. .' From Asbur.v Park.—7.30 a . m., .1.:t0,0.001». m.

... I’osl i)lllooopens 7 a. in., and.closos 7.30 p. in-;

OCEAN GROVE TIM ES—SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1894.

OCEAN G R O V E T IH ES,• -r-rrn i.isiii-iv k v k u y r a t it h iu y a t — .-

. ; N o . 4 8 IV Ia in A v e n u e , .

W h .l i a .m 'I I . B e ix ii .k , JMifor ituti /ViW ivVt.

S ub scrip tion , One D ollar per Year, ' • (In-Advance.) ■

■ H R R T E S O F- A D V E R T I S I N G * -

AVf.V-kV. Mo nth sr \ ‘a i 3 -t \ 1 2 1 3 1 (3 \ \ z

. f 1IM SI -•"» ?1 7 . * > S 2 S « W75\X Z\ 1 .W/.l 7.V 3 2a[ 4 (K1 5o0i {1 (HI:

• 1 III* I'ffl, 2 W 2 -Vi.-I 00, a 25 7 ‘>0 l:t(HI» I 25 2(M.'2 fi0. 3 25 t 50; 0 50, 0 00 l(i 00:lM -5 2 75 3 2V 4 00! (5 00, H 00 VXW 22 00 ' •'(») S-2S! 4 (Wr'5 £»} 7 00 ll (O 17On’ » » « » •

:i (V»- .1 50 5 50 7 25-11 50 10 W 20 <«> 11 00Aim; S00.1001V13 00 2I 00 2*.00 r>00's>00!• \\) 15W,10-(I0 25 00 3t;oor>

n on m o u th 's S enator.

■ A m'otl iloal o f talk lma been iTfatod l»y the tvi'nirii*-••publishctl in the New.York papers that ait attem pt \vonl«l be mutle.to pivvent Mr.' Bra'dlcy from takiinr the seat hi. the Senate, to wliii'h the people, o f

M om nouth elected him. '1’he fomuliition for the proposed not ion is base<i prinoi- pally on a supposed attempt.on Mr. l^md- lev ’s part to Avin votes hy the distribn* tion o f • m|niatu.re sembhing brushes throughout the • eoittitv, and- the pay­ment o f ten cents to any boy or K^rl who would learn liis-cam paign son'iis. The' charges' are too frivolous to warrant a'

.nionienls consideration. >ir. 1 ‘ radlev is not a inan who Would sloop to bribery of; any: kind , or degree, and an attempt to del*nuhlbiiii,,or tlie constituent.s he was lOected to represent, iof their rejhts; will, recoil w ith violence' upon the beads o f its proinoters.

John Y . M cK anc

is at'b is old tvie.ks aaain. The fact that lie is senteneeil to tine ami imprisonment for contempt o f court, and is on ly kept out o f ja il.by a 't eelm icalit v await in^ de­cision, and has ,no less than eleven in­dictments for .violating the election laws standihjr against him, aiid also that vari­ous suits for daniages by private parties are in course o f pre\uiration; does not dis­turb his equanimity in the least.

. ■ Most, people , in'. his situation wouldj assume a modest bearijjg ami speech,

k.v * / whet her i t . iiecatne. their disposition or_T” ! “ ; ' ; “ not;, but lie is as' chipper ami alert for

' The.Tanunry nnnMine o f the Board o f , 6 ] >port uni ties for his peculiar handiwork• CjKiSeii .rnvboiders "-ill In' held, at the ; as ever, l ie got in some, o f his Hno worli;D ‘mr^Ilou:

" l>«*a] nojio'os; 10 oonls ■ju'r l ln i ; each insor- ' lion ; lV*r Ihroo woeks or moh*. CVjicr oont. dis­

count. Thoy.nuisi in all oas. s havo. A d v . a l- tacliod. ;-• v

.To Coi:ui>ri«.N;ni:NTs—W o shall he glad lo r o ’.'ro ivo ltom> o f now> and .com m unloatlons on.su b jf^ i^n fim eivst 10tld soo in num lty . W r)te

. o n ly on ono-sVdo 01 Uic sheet.T h o 'fu li- liam c and ad dress -o f the 1

- sliould;.aooom pany n\\ eom inuidcatioin iic*oo*sarlVy for puVdioaliort, hut as n P>i»»

' . ‘fp io d faith. ' A n on ym ou s Ictiors w itl n noticed- 1

\ , Address al\ oo iiinnm W ations elthot iA litorial o rn e w s depart m en Is. to. the

•v. V , Kdtior o f T u f.T im es .•s'-; : v-'.' ' . * .Oooan C.rovo, N . .1

p r o t c s s i o u n l C n r & s ,

q \u liKF.tVi.i:,

No. 7S Main -Avenue, dooan <irove, N. .I.

OK.ricK I toe us—7 to 0 a . m „ 12 to 2, 0 to h i*. m.

p l.A l’ DK V. UKUItlN,

A TW U X K Y AT !,AW . '. . .MASTKK INCI1ANCKUY.

Post iUllotf iUdldiiiK, Asbury Park, N. J. 1 .. — '

vriter, , not apt oc ot 'b e

ye *ihiv

S A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y o! »So^ .

■ at tlie m eeting 'of the board of.Superyis-‘ or.s o f Kings county, where he eaused'! hiinself to be elected chairman jiro tem,1 by the .Votes o f -men whose right to. vote■•AVitsmore tban questionable, and thereby' changed .thc.poHtical complexion o f thei lioard, :Ile seeiiied to be in his elenient

J - - V - , ' * r .» ^ i once -more' and* displayed his old timeT ,,r:.pro]1n e lor:; o f tfa« -VSWry Park ^ hmI jmpmlum.e .

n « s . Vovs Who , ^ pon, , tilin (. lo Pnv,H>ld 1 , e jju K m . . mftor 3 .. h if., ittle , ril.k, s0 w ,.l; H ; J W fc e r ,s a « Mondn.v, ! esin-Vt t o t o r from i. agm,,.

firext;we<'k.

; . I ’ftiSini^vT' Cleveland. •acc(»inp.inied by ^W.t;etary. Gresham ’and-' .Secretary Carlisle • 1 vave \>CH!n on n'ducli hunting expedition •

-/livtjiie rotomhe. V; ‘ . -

: B !:;llr.kiiY*s' ^finstrel .troupe, at, the. >i*avU■ Oi»eni' House, ,last F r id a y : evening '.iiitr<jclucod. several new features,, and. .' the oiilerraim nent was first eia«? throughout.

. Hard Pushed . •, .

| It in stated editorially bv the I ’hiladel- • pliin\Jnfjuirrr that Secretary, Herbert has ! issued an’ order that ;no person in the ‘ Navy shall write for a newspaper or mag- ‘ zine on any subiect whatever,without first getting j>eriiiifsioh >frotn. the S'eerelnry. It is not at all likely that lie w<aili| issue

I ?uch an oi der without an intimation from the W h ite House!. J las ilie l ’resident been dreaming that be was‘ ;in iiuSsia.‘playing the Czar,.and

. awaking, resolved to realize his dreams ? ;..Viiice he has begun why not extend the : rule to those in the Arm y, and also to all

; V, rnumtor Jatues A. Bradley lias a}>pqint- '..t*d Aaron C. H u rt,; o f .Freehold; a f his k'2 »rivate''secretiin-. ]\ir. H an was fo r a 1*. number- ^ f years con u u d '^ *,\yitlr'.the ■ *i>rt r?f7.', J >h>i/ V?rc>y,' at' to 1 d.

;-Vbnt;i;v i ‘Xt:n r.ortnigh 'Cinuncli' lias ap* v jKmited a trimm. o{l\ee.r, who will receive ^ iw en ty-five cents1 for notiee . served and ‘ 'ilfry cents for t-lie arrest o f every bpy . he " cateiies,playing truant from sehool:’ This

step in the.'rigiit ^direc.tioii.. as there i his appointees in ; ortiVe? And i f all goes are;ytu ie.a' iilim ber;of. bovs w ho do not \ sui(»oth So.fitr he might try h is hand on

; 'jitteiid «eh(»t*l ) ‘eguliirJy.. . - . LV»ngresstuen, and i f by m eans. o f ai-.v'"-.■ V . ' . - .. i doudk-barreled rule he can stop their

i-r Now sw m t qUiit- cenuin tlie lift- itv - I jiK.iit-hfifund. peps! it -AViO .lo iloulu s «ve

q i (. tiFt>it(5i: n. H K im F itT ,

D E N T A L S U R G E O N .Ollloe opposite the Popot, over the A sbury

Park and oooan (im vo lliuik. oornor o f Mam Street and .Mat I Ison Avo.. A>onry Park, N .J . I lo u iv .0 A. M .to 5 e. M. (Jas adm m lsiorcd. Appointm ents m aile by msil o r in person.

\VM) HA.UVKY, .lit.,

C O U N S E L L O R A T L A W .M o n m o c t h IlC ti.M N i;. •A sn cn v P a h k . N,-.l. Coiumtsslonev o f IV'ods o f N ew Yovli and

Pennsylvan ia. Aekno'vledtromeiils taken tU'all Slattrs. .

p A i t K F i t : N « ItliAC lC ;

; C t V t L E N G I N E E R , ;TM o n m o IU H H tni.n iN i;, A s c r n v P a h k , N . .1.

J K. L A N N lN ’ ci. .

C O U N S E L L O R -A T -L A W ,Room No.'ltV.Mv»n >io u V ii 1M*h .i »i n 'u ,

Asbury J*ark, N ..I.

Q A V 1 1 > 11, W Y C K O F F , ,

J U S T IC E O F T H E P E A C E ,N O T A R Y * P U B L IC . • .

(•oncnil Collection Auonry.Hiioni Nd.O, Monnioul h I t’ liPng, Aslm r.v Pa rk.

Q It. 1*. A . 1»A V IS U N , .

V E T E R IN A R Y S U R G E O N .Ollloe No. 007 1st Ave., Asiairy Park, N .

Tolopliono No. 4.CSradualo N . Y . C. V . S., !.aroSurgeon Itli

A ven u e It. It. N ow York ..

^ S. HOG FHS,

A R C H IT E C T , S U P E R V IS O RO F C O N S T R U C T O R

Ittiyois A* ItoL'i-r^. ■' M ain S|root, A sbu ry Park. S ..I .

g l l . U t L F S K. COOK,T A T T O R N E Y A T L A W ,Solicitor In Chancery. N otary Piibllo, wliii Seal. Monmoutt* HVd'ti. Asbury P a rk , N . .1 .j

T A M K S F. A C K Kit M A N , >1. f .■ ' tWl (illlin l Avenue. Asbury i ’ark, N. j

I lo f iW -^U n tlM O a . M.»Tti>i» 1*1 .

; J T A S . B t . S K X ' T O r V , '

FiiXEM!: MiiEiJTOf! ill' EMM,A lui(ir (isxorlnit nt of Otsfr (x, t ic. ronxt/tntlft on.huntt, IVvwyrx uf , n (y M > t « u t rivrt mttve.

Parlors tlml Oil!ce— No. 17 Mam. Street,-

;\ S J )C K Y P A H K . X . J ..

Also Superintendent of Mt. Prospect Ccmeterj.

PARK OpElfl HOUpEBangB A vc & Em ory St

A S B U R Y P A R K .

LORENZO II. ABBEY, Jlaiiagcr.Commeneement o f W inter Season Prices.

Orehoslra Seats .**0 ooiils.Ondicstra.Circle, a»nndri0c

Fn llro Iliiicony, (not n*si*rved) 115 .cents., Itesorvod Seals al K lntndnili's D rug Store, .

W A T C H

T h is S p a c e fo r th e

A n n o u n ce m e n t

o f a C o m in g P la y .

TRAINS I.KAVK OCKAN UltOVK AN.1 AHIICRY l’AUK—WC.KK OAYS.

For N e w York , an d N ew ark (I.W, fi.’JO, 11.10 a.m ., 1.10. A.:#! p. in.

Fo r Kll/.abotli, I tali w ay and. M atowan, O.oO, O.lo,a. in.. 1.10, .VW p .m . • ' -

For l.o n « Branch, &.1M, il.ltMI.irm. id., 1.10, iWO,7.0.1 p .m .

For Bed • Bank. o::n), 0.10 a. in., l.io, f».:u> p.m. For P iilladoip lda. (Broad St.) and Trenton, at

. T.'tO. a. in., 1-VJ.i, l.|:i,p.m.For Cnuidfn , BurluiKtoiiand Bordeutown, via

Trenton. i'-V-’o p. in.For Cam den atm Ph iladelphia, via Toms.

C l i a r l t ’ K r . W y t l i o l i ;

Mixod-Paints, Oils and IVarnishes.Nil. 70.1 M ain St., Corner Sew ell A \

m g crewe on the Keu ,1 erstn coast v ill * hi* ordered: t o stay fin dut v u montli later ;• ‘ thip year, and' io- go. on duty again in

jA u g iis t .A s the-erew f are now • puid by ;’;the month instead of'the seueon,. as herer . tofore^ tliib.uuupuncement will no doubt

:. t>€\gladly.received.by thtun. .

h im much annoyance. ;And while he is about it he might establish* a censorship o f the . press, and put .all • who are bold enough to disturb .hispeace, in: limtto.

3t i? to . be.: feared, how'ever, that tlie j*lau would not work without a good deal o f friction tis the ]»eoj>le have so.generally &Uen,'ii)tD- the ' notion that thev don’ t

3 - . l t i m W e lu m ia w K i n g t o n f o r , K . - m W 6 » '.,o ajipreliB.id nna; ,t l,, U .vt: wbo ; M, write w sj ^ . T jie Adm iniknUio,,.^ u b o u v W U m g ^ u d e .w . .4 number .; U|l y lie paebed to i^ue Bud,

an order. i N : the ofiicers o f tlie Navy:. o f pi;oj»eriy tnCuers have been j»ut to loa; ••,und.nni»oyatictV in thip wav’. ] f the resi-

'; dents would ,rej>ort io- the ‘Atssoeiatioii.otfiee. the hames o i’ aiiy.'boyt ’ found tres:

• patiding, 6 n~ vacant property it would ■ Muateriitlly assist .uV-.brealiiiig tlie pmctice

' ; ’i A llni'iH’rt. froiu Washingtoti brings the

istaril|iig^inii^i^tie^.hut Minister -Men- ;dtmcav o f iiiit/.i.V. b^H;YeV' ibiiV t)>e .e’riifvs o f the i ’mir.ilian revolutioti; is- a t . liatid,:

; and -tinit-'-.the decisive stroke will be. made tiii^.Weelc.-, 'Jit' states that.tlie. two'-great

;' ifon vlads\if AcUiitvul.XlelU* ntul. *.!ie ■ tio- •. tilla o f little torpedo erafi lutHtily.; imjiro- ?'-y.',vi«f(i ‘ by I ’resi.deht. J‘eixoti are 'rapidly''.

hearing, each ,oth«ttv ' fi;he M tnislvr "eayf :} -;.tlVat a’eoliis(iui i/: a{tuoHt certain to ..occur ; ocforc ue.*:t Moiicloy. - •: • . .'

must .have knowledge o f matters not at i ail to it?/-red it. ■ -

K . l l c € a r l l i y 5Harjess Maker and Repairer,

No. II .Main fSl„ Next toSexlmCs Undorlaklu}; Kstablisliniem. Asiairy Park, N. .1.

T o iK i l i iK N O i i iV W a l i o n ,

GROCERIES AND " PROVISIONS.(Xu nor M onroe Avenue and Kmory s i rceti

A sbury Park , N ..1.;Spool Al attention given toOenni ( .'rove m ule

by Sir. W a lton , . -

S B X T O I T ’ G

Livery and Boarding Stable,

DepressiR)T EHeci ol Tariff neddlinK.• . Th e" KepubliaiVi state Convention V>{ :;J*ennsylvania w ]iicl) on January 'J nonli- : iiated Galuklia A . (Jrow' fo r Omgrefrtinan j rat large; adojded a jmner exj«ress;iiig llie ir ;

views o f the political situation and the { r eonH^ueucej? o f t lie present me<Mliug i , with the iurijf; the ''iiiost.'.important part j ; o f w liii’h isg iven below. For pith. jKjint,, terM ties- and V-ondenaition it is ahead o f | anyihihg; yet"-jiubjished, and should be

iii refill Iv: read ami studied; and its truth;; •Jtilne.’ s tested by. facts'. 1 n regiird to the

\V.i|^on l a r i i f b ill they sav :

Tlw* Kinipleanticij/atiidi o f ib is measure ba> closed t housands o f work .-hops.

Jt.Jnis reduced *t<» idleness two iiiilli«*ns O f workerr. and souja hou>es now displace.

: Jbrjper h i v e s o f it id uH ry .:;;,: J t /.jms i,reduced. Valuer' ta nn. amount greater tfuiu lhe'iKiti'd,iii*. d eb t..

Jt: " i l l enlarge:'the.fre«* jist <»nly ujMjiu I’uodiiet- which em ploy tin.-greate.-t num- lier o f ;-Vpicriean woi'kliien;. ’

i f i Ir>trike u'i1 1 r erjuaI <tu e lty th e far­mer, the milter, the luinberma.n,*the iron worker, i-jie glass worker. ,and the te.xtile- wx»rl;L*iv-‘-;.; •• •. !.-’t • ' •. •*

It will transfer work from our-own m ills ,m ines .and workshops, to tho*e o f foreign countries.- '

Jt is sectional in. its,.authoi>:hipand is all- too jdainly armed at northern iiidus- iries:-.;'. :■

Jl- strikesV'sMurbeni industries, only wlieic, the slime blow reaches greater ndniiuru Industrie,*1. ‘ • ■

11' fosters tlic-j>hiillation system and de- stroys.the l ' a r m , .• • .

. It is an a ttep ijii .b y ib e ^K rcnrTraders o f t heSIouvh iy - reduce th e in du stries o f th e

>‘fv | d h e ;lip ’ .. o f U h e ' ex ,| .reiicher, ed itor, j N 0|.t|V to th e leve l' o f those o f th e Sou th .AnarcUiiL I I'ugU 0 . Peplecorft, \vUo ; It is vieious.m its changes' from speoitie

^wasiunnoiinceil bv DUirict-Attornev Fel- j io.ad valorem duties, the^ latter inviting

. . .. • i cuurilant. and cumulative fmuds upon• wj lb a salary o f cw ,«>u0 per year: hut when 1 ,^|ie. revenues. • - ' ' •>the .dHslijct - A tto riiey and .hi^ statf o f j • It is vie.ious in. reducing instead o f iu-'.asHstahts \vas s;worh int<> oilice rciitecoat i ereiising revenues. -.

wiis.iioi Ult'liiiiiijli lu rw oi ? 11 " * 11 tl>‘ - ■ yvui.nc-.s ...any mil-. . . . . . . .. , - i lions, o f ilollarsr and the reduul ions will

.Oil[ ;i.miid; diesSed AVith dlie c;ire tor the ! ^ ,i,vv w jtJ, tiine. ; ''yc<^£i'Oii.’. r'l‘h(v anhpimceiuont. o f 'the. I It is-.vieious iti i.ompelliu^ tlw\>y>vern- ' coijiiilg aj)j»oinimcnv- calleil forth such a j u ie iit jo :m ake up the deficits by i.ueati.

[SJEW VORk & I.ONQ BRANCH R. R.

T im e T abU ',in onW VO.did.vrK,,

.Stations In New York—Cent ml- Italiroad'ol New .Jersey, font «»t* Llberiy Strooi', l*..tt. It.; Tool «»f Corllandt andDosbn»ssos .Streets: N. J. Southern lia 11 way, foot o f Itoolor St.

I.KAVK NKW VOIIK FOR OCEAN OKOVK. Ac. ' ■Centnil It. It. o f N ..1.—|.W, 8.1.I, ll.;ti)a. m. l.:W,;

•♦1.-13, 1.00. •Wl,ll,|.ip, in.Peimsylvania—!l.iu,n. m., litO . M.lO, 5 .1 0 , ll.g ,

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Cciitnil It. It. o f N. • .I.-H'.io, *S.OO, Il.ftia. in.i.2.10:4.00, »l..‘Jiip. in.

Pennsylvania—o.o0, 0.lo, a. ni... 1:10, r>.:M>,

For'* Philadelphia aiid Trenton, via. Bound Brook ltiHile—(1.10,8.00, a. in.,!» Ill,.4.00 p.m.

For Bolmur, spring l^ike, Mana.sipian—7.10 7.KI, 10.11?. II.IW, a. in., 1-,-d, 1.18,2.1.1, a.2j(,

.j. (1.0.1,. 7; 1.1.8.i:l. p.m..Manasipian ami Point IMeasant—7*10. 10.12

iuw, ii. in., -l.is, 2.1S, :ws, r>.ir„ 7.1a,8.IH p; in. • •

For Froelndd,Trenton and Phlladeipliia, viiu Soil Glrl>-7*«0, a. in., I2.20,:{.r,7 . p . ni. '

For Freeliold and 'intermediate* stations—y.28 p. m. . • .

ForToms Ulvrr—ll.«W, a. m.,For Oimdonand Interniodiale slailons via Sea

Shore Ron to, on Mondays and Saturdays only,2.1:1 p. in,. -

—«K.\pross. RUFUS BLODGETT, Situf.n. P. BALDWIN, e Jl. It. nf jY. J.

J. It. WOOD. Uvn'l J'a*. A (ft. l'cumt; JU l.

/iin't'W A lt’. - D'/ors fymth -V«ia A i c. Gates, UCKA N GltOVK, N . J.

A ll kinds «»f fashionable turnouts to hire iai a'-eomntodations Ib rS in iw itldlm ; imv

dwoddinus. nd Captain

tjes;eloM:«l carrlauosformnenil! Bnmch U lll«es-\V . JL Bii-glo B ilinearVTenl I iTel ojdioi b. M. K. HKXTON

i)K<i.i’ .V“nv 'eowardlv vwlio took.tlie life ot; (Jarter J1. ill Clh’icago il Tew iiiotitbs.since

'•Jiisjnst.deserts at tie- bands .of the law ; T iie y.erdiet o f tlie/jury has declared- it ; •and the poople o f Chicagq approve: the milling.- Ably.as •the assasHin lias- been

:'defeipl>*d; struhg as have been’ the.etlorts the. j»!iVs V»f liu-i atiorneys: to wave his

'.iicek fron. tlie.liaker., the ju ry has found b i n i / m ; / » v aiki; icspiui^ible lot Iris. 'act:;VI Je, w ith/liis Hi*-, 'imfsfhbw- pHv.the iughest .ponultvii'or.hi^ olVvaiM'agamsl the

'■'i-V^X'iii'. eoW i-:i;: of. publiy opinion m a y be ■jseei v;) it} 11 ie’ a.NVf|I\■ Vsli|?j\a.‘taveeii the Ct»p

V V )Q t c b * f S i s g p a c e

- F o r - B a r g a i n s . -

HEEE IS ONE NOW.To Property Owners.

A pretty Xiiie-Huom Cottage on tljo first Muck from the Ocean. W a t e r upstairs ami down. Sewer .connection and cosily furnished. I f you mean business, tuis is worth look ing into.

A p p ly to IJ A N IW i .0. COVJ5HT,No. ‘S I P ilg r im PatlnvayJ

\>. 0 . Hox, ‘21311. : •

of inc'ie;isc(l interiml and diroul ilxi .It is (lpnbly vii:iuiit! in c6tiipclliii>.r iisj siiji]<orli:i> to ru-oi‘1 to' the iuo.it odious war liixw dr lidii'Ow nionti.v. ll in M-lioilv. uri'olicoiiii.i.iii tin- tliem v Vitoriim*-11*!'iitii.. il.iun I tln-. li work■ tlmrc i.~ lo do in tins “ IA-oiintiy the ''higher will |a:if,e wages of

ea?ih f'hi.\ IcL h/p*,ik'chia: tla* apjvouit* ,, .. , - , ,-.;v . <.Viicnl..;-The:A.,i:ircJii?ts 'wl»r> jo lly > •, ' •.: '. j • V- ’/ •'a VU n i he; ii ki ft e- r ; .tyi n* ;g»>: ip to > i:c t i i« ‘ i i ji Li i r

.'. -r-.;

stoi h; hidj li|;ijn te?t:0>*!ii tlu j' uiid.men o f sUimling tlia f either. CrokeV

*:iji'^-.ridlojiis^teJ^it^wi^ n> cuirl a half, audj - so‘ he Jo«>t; d'he; U'pppiiilrdent and ttilnry^

Mrs. E lastuian who bu ilt and oc­cupied, the cozy Queen A nn e cottnge on W 'o lib avenne. near Central, liaB transferred it to M r. G eorge L . Crane, o f.K e w 1'ork; also Mrs. Hanltiuson, who bought the M iller Coward proper­ty on N ew York avenue, lias w ild it to M r. James Zimmerman, a prominent c ity o flie ia l o f O liio. Both saleB through the agency o f

D. C . C O V E R T .

P E R R I N E 111 J A C K S O N ,DKALKI.tS IN

•agitiii.Forty deor>_rmvc. been 'killed; in thp

^ylcitiily- oOAhiy’s U uidlng th ig-.sca ijoti.

M e a t s & P o u l t r y .

320 Jle.ck A ven u e, corner W hitelio ld ,

o c u a a « l io V i : , iv.Fresh Stock. , Prompt Sorvico.

. - Free Delivery.

The demand for houses for the season of 1894 has already

begun, and early applicants

make, desirable tenants. You

should send me memoran­

dum now of such property as

you may wish to have ren­ted. The location of prop­erty, number of rooms and price, are the principal points of information required.

It is more than likely that a good many buyers will be around during the next few months, looking for desirable cottages, and owners desiring to sell, should avail them­selves of these chances . by placing their property upon nly.books.

. ’ . " W.: H. B E E G L E ;. '

48 Main Ave., .Ocean Grove.

T h i s i s t h e T r a d e - M a r k o f

4 « L . . - f V h n G I L L U W E

q i| f OIJINOICA COFKKK, a tine blend, fragrant and delicious., e b.eJIS \ri,A cjhEKN And jtLACIC, for. .flavor unexcelled’

■ 3 7 K .Y H I M .Olm Street and Central Avenue.

^ T h e C o s m o p o l i t a n M a g a z i n e s

• • • A N D T H E

O C e H N C R O i Z E T I M E S ,

- f o r $ 2 .0 0 a - T e a r l■ •— >S-E ----------------—

T l i E . G R E A T I L L U S T E A T J S D M O N T H L I E S h a v e i l l t l i e

p a s t s o l d f o v $ £ 0 0 a y e a r . I t w a s a w o n d e r , t o , p r i n t e r * l i o w T h e C o s m o p o l i t a n , w i t h i t s y e a r l y ]o 3 0 p a g e s o f r e a d -

i n g - n i a t t e r b y t h e g r e a t e s t w r i t e r s o f t h e w o r l d , a n d i t s

1 2 0 0 i l l u s t r a t i o n s b y c l e v e r a r t i s t s , e o i i l d b e f u r n i s h e d

f o r $ 3 .0 0 a y e a r . I n J a n u a r y l a s t i t p u t i n t h e m o s t p e r ­

f e c t m a g a z i n e p r i n t i n g p l a n t i n t h e w o r l d , a n d n o w . c o m e s w h a t i s r e a l l y a w o n d e r :

We Will cut the .price of the Wjagazine in jjalf foi> ijou!

W e w ill send you T ill* ! C'OSM 0 1 *0 L IT A X MACJAZIXl*’ , wliii'h lias the strongest stalV o f i egulav eontvilaitor« ’ o f atiy exist ing pm odieal, and

^THE- WEEKLY,-OCEAN - GROVE - TIMES >».B O T H F O R O N L Y $ 2 .0 0 A Y E A R . • i

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T I L T O I T , .

C e n t r a l - L i v e j r y - a n d - B o a r d i n g - S t a b l e s ,

M O N R O E A N D C O O K M A N A V E N U E , O m - / A r t M j m ,I! K

A S B U R Y P A R K , N . J .F if ty A ’eat Sh ills m id Several B o x Stalls' fo t Boa infers. Brices Reasonable. Good ■

Care and Accommodations.. Telephone Coiiiict/ioii.

B I C V O I - E S

• ? ' : ; Cushion Tire, 26 inch, nearly new, $ 15 .

Two 28 inch, Pneumatic Tire Combinations, >'30. /.

One 1892 Warwick, Pneumatic Tires, $45. '

Two Boy’s Wheels, 24 inch, Pneumatic Tires, $ 2 $ .

Good track for use of beginners, lessons, fifty cents each. Tandem and Wheels to rent.

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48 M a i n A v e . , O c e a r i G i p v e .

L A D I E S ’ A T T E N T I O N !

<><r . - in i l C l o M i n g ( t u t S a i f o l T i u l i i ' s ’ J l i « s i 'K a n d O l i i l d i ' c u ’ a

^ • F I N E t S H O

II i iv Iu k coaeliuleil10 conllno myself In futuroto the .snle o f HATS and BOYS; I now oiler my entire wtpckof u\D IES ’ M ISSE S undCHI

A T G E N U IN E BARGAIN PRICES.

n ^ - c r s x 1 a - o .

. T l i i o G a lo * W i l l . CoxHttea.'u.o TT’n t i l ^ -11 A r o o f .

in order to miike It Interextlng for everybody during this wile I wilt also sell HATS. - and S H O E S for M E N niHt B O Y S Hi C U T P R IC E S . •

h’vfrV Cookman Ave., and Bond S t,. ^ Asbury Park.

f o r w e b l y p i l c r : m p k t h w h y i .o c e r n c r o u e .

First'C lass -Materials- on ly .. Lead, and

O il used. N o patent paints, to fade*

Estim ates Cheerfully Given.

OCEAN GROVE TIM ES—SATU RD AY, JAN UARY 6, 1894.

: T H E B A R R O W C U F F E CASE.',Tho Ytuinpf W ou in n Can Speak, Im t liun

N u t N ninod I lo r Assa ilant.. 0 HUSKY C lTV , .luu . ] . — Sviiu t lim y provo

to.bu another m ysterious crim e to Ijc added to the l is t Hint Is a b lo t on the fa ir fa ino o f th is state w a s b ro u g h t to lig h t h r th is city. b y the tllscovcry o f M iss M a y IlarrowclllTo,

..living. a t 7‘J" G ra n d street, th is c ity , w h o . w a s foun d ly in g uncoiisclotis In a vacan t

lo t a t the cornci’ o f S ip p nm l V a n W a g o n e n avenues. H e r assa ilan t is u n k n ow n .

JEHSKY C lTV . Ja n . ,4.— T h u condition of Miss BavrowcU.U'c is Improving. Weilnes*

• day she w a s .a b le to say a fe w w o rd s ,'b u t os yet the au thori ties have sh ow n no dis­position to taJc her m em ory in re ga rd to tlib a ssau lt w h ich w as com m itted on her. H e r m other, w h o h as lived fo r som e tim e p ast in B ro o k ly n , called at.tho C ity lioHpl- tftlj b u t Vras denied an in terv iew w ith her daugliter. It w a s sa id , how ever, th a t la ter in the d ay M rs . IJarrow clifl’e w as perm itted

• to see the girl.; T h e police au thorities have not as yefc been ab le to Ibc d e llu iie ly up on a n y o f the la rg e n u m ber o f suspects th at have been placed u n d er su rv e illa n ce , a s the g itilty

; person. T h ey a re n o te v e u su re th at tho g u ilty ono is a m o n g th at num ber.. A w om ­a n ’s hatp in w as fo u n d n ea r the spo t w h ere

, th e 'assau lt w as com m itted , a iid it has been . d eclared by som e o f M iss D a m n v c liH V s ' fr iend s th a t tho p in d o es not b e lon g to iler. T h o very s ligh test c lew is b e in g seized

; up on by tlie police w ith eagerness. T h ey hope w ith in a v e ry 'fe w d ays to bo ab le t a d ra w th e ir net a rou n d tho c rim in a l. •

BUFFALO FIRE VICTIMS,: .The Lint of Done! W ill Probably Nil labor

Six In tho Ead.l iU F K A L O . ja n .T h e holocaust o f tlie.

cheap lodging hou^e has occasioned a larger loss ; of life than at first reported. Tho amended list is as follows:

■ 1 Dead—Edna Farley, day r cook; Isaac : Bradley, printer; Louis Anderson, cur re­pairer. Dying—Duvhl 1$. Ward, negro cook, frigh tfu lly burned about ilie. face, throat and internally; Charles Van Ever, negro detective, death hourly expected; Kdward Cross of California, mijiic condi­tion as Ward. :*; E ight more injured ones are lying at tlie hospital, but all are thought, to have fair chances of. recovery except, possibly John F; Russell of Oicott, X. Y., who was bad­ly burned about the body umluvms. > His chances are said - by the doctors to bo still dubious.. •

K illed T ier Krleml.CLAHKSVILl.K, Tenn., Jan. 2.—News has

• just reached here, of .a tragedy at Hadens* villc, Ky., 15 miles from Clarksville, one girl becoininf; the .slayer o f another girl friend. Three young ladles, aged from 18 to 20, were examining Christmas presents at the residence of .1. t\ Shelton when Miss Shelton picked-up a revolver, and aiming It at Miss Allen, dm ightcrof Hrjiiire Allen, ope o f her guest.*, said: “ Watch out! I w jll shoot you.” Instantly a loud report rang out, aml M iss Sheiton’s tviwui fell dead at her feet with a bullet hi her temple. // v y

. A not tier New Jnrnoy, M uni oi*. •PATKItsox, X. .I:, Jati. 2 .~P ) ofe>sor Rob­

e r t ' Hbblht-011 o f ; Paterson, while driving along the road on tlie outskirts of Pomp- ton, found lying along the roadside tho body of a m a a frozen stiiT. The face .and head of the dead man were.so*battered that the features were unrecognizable. 11 seems as though robbery.bail been the motive, for some of the dead mail’s outer clothing was missing. Nothing was-found that might serve for. identification.

Many Mayor* luaugaratnd.P r o v id e n c e , J an . 2.— T h e In au gu ra tion

exercises in th is c ity w ere conducted on an e labo rate scale. M a y o r - F ra n k E .. O lney

' de livered a len gth y m essage, recom m end­in g va riou s re fo rm s in the cond ucting of m un ic ipa l business. In W oonsocket; P a w ­tu cke t an d N e w p o r t tho exercises w ere o f .tlie u su a l order, m essages be in g read by M ay o rs P o th h r, N . K. T ie p k e an d D . Ii.

'F e a r in g o f tiieir respective cities.

llnxtou’s Latent K lre.

A Poem by Lucy Larcom,

For ton years o f her life. Lucy Larcom was a m ill*lmwl in Lowell, Mass. W hilst there a contributor, lo a imigazine called the "Lo\vcll Onerittg.” Taught in a MnflsnehiiRcttH eeihiimry ; editor o f “ Onr Young Folks,” a magazine established in Boston and continued uiitil* 1874. Thin is that sweet singer whose poema reflect the seacoast and fog o f the Massachusetts 'North shore, the pathos o f humble life, the poetry that floats about even tho un­eventful life o f some humble workere. The factory workers o f to-day are brain fed, stimulated, and stronger men and women because o f the wonderful rnnchin-. ery they work among and because o f human contact, instead o f isolated indus­try, Y e t how she could picture the soli­tary worker, witness her “ Hannah’ s at the window', binding shoes.’-’ .

. A Death and a Life.. F a ir young Hannah ,

Ben, the sunburnt Usher, gayly w oos;l la le and clever,

Fo r a w illing heart and hand he sucr.M ay-day skies are all a g lo w ,.A n d the waves are laugh ing s o !

' For her w ed d in g H annah leayes her w in dow and her shoes. \

* M ay Is passing :M hl tho apnlo boughs a nlKertn^coos. •

1 lannah.shudders.F o r the m ild southwester mischief brows.

Round the rockt o f M arblehead,Outward bound, ii schooner sped.

Silent, lonesome,Hannah’s at Vhe w indow , b inding shoes.

* . *• * *Sailing iiwny I • /.*:••:

Losing the breath o f the Shores In M ay, Dropping down from tho beautiful bay,Over the non slope vast and gray IAtu l the skipper's eyes w ith a m ist axe blind,For a vision comes on the rising wind.O f a gentle face that ho leaves behind.A n d a heart that throbs through the fog bank

dim ,T h ink ing o f him .F a r Into night

H e watches the g leam o f the lessening light, Fixed on the dangerous island height.That bars the harbor he loves, from sight.A n d he wishes, lit dawn, ho could tell the tale O f how they weathered the southwest gale,To brighten the cheek that had grown so pjile W ith a wakeful n ight am ong spectres grim —

Terrors for him .

llear.tbn.wind roar, ,A n d th en ilii through the slit sails tear and

pou rI .‘■Steady I we'll-scud by tl\o Capo A nti shore. Then hark to the Heverly bells om em o re lM A n d each m an worked with the will o f ten ; W h ile up In the rigging, now and then,The lightning glared in the face Of Den,Turned to the black horU ou ’8,rlin,

.Churches and Societies.

0 0 1: A N O I i* IV K f \\M I • M K KTIN O ASSOCIATION organized-1S<i!i.* K. 11. Stokes, President, <«.\V. I'.vans,.Heeretary. Olllee, Ahm»cI»iII«hi isulld- lug, Main avenin; and Pilgrim pathway. - V

S t . P a u i .’h M . K. Oii UKCii,- corner o f N ew York and Fiiihury avenue, Ocean ( J rove. Ser­vices at lO.;:utn m;, and 7.W p. m. Young Peo­ple's .Meeting at U.:H). Prayer mccllia: W ednes­day evening. HeV. M lltoh Heiyea. Pastor.

W k stO u ov .k M . K. C iru itoii, C’orllesiivemiii Services on Su nday at 10-lUa. m. mid 7.1a p.m . Sahlmth School at J p. m . Class meeting Su n ­day m ornhu: at i»;U). Kpworth Leagueservlees nt iL-*0. Prayer m eeting Friday evening at 8. itev. .1. IL .Ilenford pusior.

W . C. T . U . President. Mrs. A . c; Dunham ; Sn?retary; Mrs. I I . M, lilake. IIiihIiio^ m eet­ing- tlrsi F riday in every month. Itegulur meeting Tuesday afternoon.' a t .'I p. m., hi St. Pau l’s u iu re li jm.rlor.-, Y . W . C .’T . IT. Meeting Friday even ing o f each week hi St. Paul's. chureh parlor. .Ihisl? ness iheeting first Friday In en c h m o n th . President, Mrs. 7\. Kitphael; Corresponding Secretary, M rs. Km n hi Itcly^i. •

• B k a d i .k v U k a c ii M . K. (Jtiuncif.—"LJttlo Chureh In the W oods.” Services on Sunday atl(J.:a)a. m . iiih17.:kij». in. SabbathsehiMil at '•JiW p. h i. Kpworth Lenguc atH.-‘!0 p.m. .Pray­er m eeting and Bible ivadlngs. on Tuesday evening at Temjieninee meeting W ed­nesday evening iit

G R E A T B A R G A IN S .• FO lt S A L F —A desirable tent and kitchen

furnished. Located on Cookm an avenue near Pilgrim Pathw ay, on Hill sized lot. Price SI Owl.• FOlt S A L M — On fJJnrk avenue, 10 room shell cottage, furnished. Price SI:|0O.'

FO lt S A L .F —Oil Fm lairy blocks from the ocean, idee. H sewer and water, 'furnished.! ments if.desired. Price SI7»>).

avenue,' three room cottage, M onthly pay-

FOIt S A IjK—Tent IS x .*W with new fly, lloor, good portable kitchen ami furniture. Price on ly 3110. '

FO B S A L Iv -O n Abbott avenue near PJIirrlm Pathw ay, nlr;o I] room cottage. Price Sl7»*l.

F O B S A L B —The cheapest hotel property In Ocean Orove, Fu lly ctiulpped an a furnished: splendidly located, w ltli am pltrgniunds. W ill be sold w ay below value.

FO B sA L IS —A Imndsoine corner property on ly three blocks from the ocean, ‘i lots, W rooms and bath. Price on ly 8 J.V)0.

FOB . S A L B —On Fm n k lin avenue m a r 1MI- i grim Pathway, good sl.t room house with j, sew er and water, on easy terms. SH(X).

J. A.WAmRIGHT,Fm. 1TOBTMEHTS,

FURNITURE

H e w B i ’ i e U B u i l d i n g ,

FO B B K N T — (fn furn lshed-for a year, nice • fl room cottage on lle c k avenue. Price SJ.jO. ;

F O B 'S A L F —On Km hiiry aven ue 'near Cen- I tnil, 7 ro*nn cottage, sewer and -water. Price, furnished S i m • • .

F O B H A L F .— N ew six room house m u r the Oates;.. Sew er-and ' W ate r conni-ctloiiH. JJ.Vju. m ny be bonght oh very-easy terms,'

nod Lot, 2.1x100 feet on N ew ark for lot In Ocean

Scowling on hliii.

H o w they wont down N ever was know n In the Btlil old town. Nobody guessed how the llsherm an brown. W ith the look o f despair that waa h a lf a frown, Faced his fate.ln tho furious night—Faced tho m ail b illow s w ith hunger white, Just w ithin hall o f the beacon light That shone on a wom an stveet and trim,

W aitin g for him.Boverly bells

B in g to the tide as It ebbs and swells I IB s was tho anguish a m om ent tells—Tho passionate sorrow death qu ick ly knells. B ut the wearing wash o f u.llfelong woe . .Is loft for the desolate heart to know ,'W hose tides with the du ll yeurs como and go, T ill hope drifts dead to Jts stagnant brim .

Th ink ing o f him .• ■ * ' • * * ' . * * . •

Poor lone Hannah ,Sitting at the w indow b in d ing shoes,

I Faded, w rinkled,Sitting,stitching, in a m ournful muse,

' Brighi-eyeu beauty onco was she.' > W h en the b loom was on tho tree;‘ Spring and winter, .

H an n ah ’s a t the w indow b inding shoes.t* Not a neighbor

1’assliig nod o r answ er w ill refuso To her w hisper :

••Is there from the Ushers an y new s? " .'. Oh, her heart’s adrift w ith one

On tin endless voyage gone I N igh t and morning.

H annah 's at the w indow , b in n ing shoes.*Tls Novem ber.

N ow no tour her wasted cheek bedews.l ’rom N ew found land

N ot a sail returning w ill she lose. •W hispering hoarsely, "F isherm en,H ave you, have you heard o f Ben 7".

• Old w ith watching,H an n ah ’s a t the w indow, b inding shoos.

Tw enty winters Bleach and tear the ragged shore sho views.

Tw enty seasons—N ever one has brought her any news.

• Still her dim ei'cs silently Chase the w hile sails o ’er the sea.

. Hopeless, faithful,H an n ah ’s at the w indow , b inding shoes.

— Lucy Lairoin.

AtiUunj P a th ; "

F ik s t M . F. C ffiiitcii. corner of- First and O m nd avenues, Bev. W . A . A lien, i»aslor.Preaching every ' Sabbath at- 10.JW a .m .- and 7.:i()p. in. Class m eeting Sabbath m orning at 1UMI. Sabbath school at 2.-HI j». m. Y oung Peo­ple’s meeting Sabbath evening at 0;mj. Pn iyer meeting oil Frh lay evening at 7.’V. Omtiiiii- uloir on the first Sabbath uiurnlng in each month.

T k in j t y P. C m rnrif. f im u d a n d A sbury livennes, Itev.- A . S. Miller, rector. The holy cnmiiiunion every Lord ’s Day 7.:J0n. tn. (also on llrstSundny in every! month at I0.:$ua. m.v Sundays at iO.-'JOa. ni. and 7,:i0 p. in. Saints’ - days, at 7.JW a. m. am i Fridays a t 7.:W) p .m .Sunilay-sciinoi at 2.-lrtp.m T he chureh is five and nil are cordially, inylted,

F u is r B a i> tist C nuac iti corner o f M ain St.. and It:inu's avenue. Itev. / . M artin pastor.'I ’reaelihiK serviei*Hnt T0.:tU‘and 7.:ttlJ Sabbat Ii- , . . . , ,school a t pm yer m w tin g Friday t;vcn- I V « y can ho purchased.-, l a m now ollering , . . , , . ,•lug at 7.:'.u. fh r is iian Fm leavor niei-tin-, ! ■ V. ° ' V a n d w ili b«; pleased to tur- C a r n e t s . M a t t l U U ' S a n d O I I - Tuesduv evening at 7.:»| Sinls^' rrn*. ton llu l : njvli.ftill lufornm tlou upon application. W nen ' , ; r>.welcom e to a ll •' ' f *hc N e «- A iidB orlum get* under way. property ;

. ' there will i-apldly Increase In value. i.Pitf-MHVTKitfa n C lii'itcir,'.corn er;o f S ieoud 1 I

and Cl rand avenues. Bcv. Frank- fliau d le r , ; 1 F O B S.\ l ,F — Ladles' Liberty Bl'Wcb*, nearly | p i l i sD. D., j>asfor.. Services at l(i.:ta.aiid 7.;i"; S a l> -: nOw, e/»»i >'|.Vl.. chea|i. A pp ly is Miiln avenue, i ,hath-sehool at P rayer meeting Friday ;evening. , FO B SA IiF —T w o choice lots corner'or Hrnad-

; f x c h a n c ; f , - ( ;North iilli streel,Grove, 1

E X C H A N fJ F .—Tw o lots on Slocktou iivenue Ocean Orove; a lot In -Bradley Beach, o r two Jots In Bciumr, for nice little cottage in OceanGrove, .-*• * .-. •;

FO lt SA L K --A Jlrsl-<rlass Pholoi»raphers. Fs- tnbllshment In Aslm ry j>ark, With ap|»iralus and fixtures complete. .

ForftfJOI T can st-ll a splendid luaiso on 1’lt- ijian aven ue,-w ith |wo lots and furnished throuehout. Th is is eeiitnilly located, and has artesian water, and sewer eonneel ions,■ T ho price fo r llils pn>perty is very. low .

pastor; ; ^ n,»l oifien that a 1110? private cot time onSabbath- ! thaf ever popular thoroughfare, Ocean Path*

O t -h i S t r e e t a n d J ' i t m a n - A r e .

OCEAN GROVE, N. J.

$ 2 5 0 0 , on lm ndfio ine p ro p e r ly on W e sU 'V . I^vke w o rth

$ 1 0 0 0 on p ro p e rty o n H roadw iiy w o r th . .$2200.

$ 1 0 0 0 on ten room hotiHe on .P ilg r im

P a th w a y . ‘ ' ; .

$ 1 3 0 0 oti e ig h t room house, c o rn e r lot,

on P ilg r im P a t h w a y . ’ ' ’$ 3 0 0 0 on n in ete en ro o m h o u se K in

'■bu ry aven ue , 2 .lots. -.. ;

A ll f irs t- c la s s s ix p er con t. sem i- an n u a l in te re s t w ith inW su ra n e e to co v e r.

W .H .B E E G L EH o . ' I S l l a i n A v c m i c ,

O c e a n <«i-o t c , ill. .1.

•B. IJlfCifANON. fiKO. A . SMOCK'

A fall and complete line

of eyerytliirig. rdq ui reel. to

furnisU a house, incl art ing-

9

Paints

U hSTMIY1 hit' .1 KKSIIt M.ltlAX (.111.11(11; Uif.Vnir rMlil.1 IV-sI.ll-IK'C. lin illllll. lllull. -!' 1H,.liU:’ ,,:ViVi*,n I...! - -til ' outlook westwanl over the .tine yard »»f U T. i

o i i fr ’> .,!:<s.}lt 1 ,, 1 Stout, nml eastwani to tlie «k-can.- ' . jith* school at 2.KI. Pmyer mwtlng Friday -. ;• • •. . j FOB S.\LF—A 12 room hoiL<e near the Au* !

rnerof CltKud and ••dltorium.. Sewcrand water conned Urns, and * C. Sciuhier. I>.• !>., furnished. Price Stf«)0., termsh)suit. - • ...\ . and 7.:ii», Sabbath- , , , , ——

B«near bath (•veil I ii

ItKKoUMKi) C’urttrtt, cornerof OiKud and Sewall avenues. Itev. F. C. S ■* *• *• j>aslor. Services at lo.:«i and school 2.-I0. Pniyer-iin-etlng Friday even In

mum & smock,W liO lesaieand Betall l»"ile rs In

EBuilder's' Hardware,

and Oils,Corner ‘Main St. and Asbury Avenue,

A S B U R Y . P A R K , N . J . .

O U R S P E C IA L T IE S . : . «

A dam ant Wall Plaster, Our own ‘ o f Cetltir ..Shingles, K in g ’s W indsor

"C em en t IMasier,’ ? Cedar ^ftnlile . . . . * Hcdditig.

S P E C I A L P R IC E S .

TO L F T — Desim ble Flat, 7 rooms and bath, . . a l l conveniences.' t.Virner C«x»kman avenue

F n o i . ih ii L u t iik ic a s . . corner G rand and .am i Bond St., A sbu ry Park . II. B. J o h n s o n .Mmiroo avenues. Suuda.v-sehool lfc:W; m o rn -J . —;---ing service at II).lo; evening, 7.-I-*. Bev. IL | . F O B S .\LF .—To eU»s<*an estate, property ntDouglas Spaeth, piifjtor. \ No. o -O ilnst, !f doors from tho Ocean. F igh t. C l.uito. m-THi: lloi/v Si-Vll.T. (0,1 l.oU.-., | and prku jl.W,. .corner o f Sn-ond „ avenue and Bond street. ! . v --------Bev. M. L. (Mention, pastor. • ( FOB SALF.-—On Fmnklin avenue near Pll-

rim P a lh w a y .il very denim hie 21 story, p las- - ’ house w ith 7 ro<miH, sewer and water.

Bedroom Suits from §12. up.

W kst A siiciiv 1r itv P a u k M . F. C in .e u , A sbu ry r.,-,..!. WlUlmn l i l im , l*iistnr. l'raurli- 1 p.IJ.!;.ii.vat lo.:|i» and. 7. Sunday-school .!

' on, F riday evening.

Boston, Jan. 2.—The new.year began in this city o f larye lire* with a destructive' and . at one lime very dangerous blaze in the Globe theater 011 Washington: street, owned by John Stetson and at present oc­cupied by the Hanlons’ ‘ ’Superba”. compa­ny, which is playing atr engagement here. The elegaUtplayhouse is completely gutted j and the property o f the Hanlons ruined.

Ilig Xiinze tu Toledo,T oledo, Jan. 4.—Fire caused a Joss of

fu ll j a. half million (lollars. I t broke out, iu tho grain elevator of F. N. Quale & Co., on the river, fronting on Madison and W a­ter streets. The cause is as yet unknown. An explosion of dust caused a geueral tilarm. The elevator ami its content? were eullrely .’destroyed..

Tbcao jiaati*r<i Not Murdered, ■.UltKUlTox, Me*.-, 'Jan. 1.—A message to

relatives o f Loren Smith ami Arthur Cross, the hunters'who were supposed to, have been murdered, lias just been received hero

. and.states that.they aro at the northeast carry on Moosehead lake..

Humur About'llornblower,S f. Louis, Jan. 2.—A Washington special

says that It is stated in administration cir­cles that tlie president, will withdraw tho nomination of - .Mr. Hornblower of Xew

! York for ■•.mi associate justiceship of tho' supreine court; / , , • . . .

A nanometer lllows Up,• Ca MPKN, X. J., Jan! 1.—A gasometer at the Camden gas works exploded with a terrific report, shaking houses ami breiik-

!ing windows for .‘ it* mile ai Qund. No omi w a s injured. • ■

Ooneritl Markets.Uew yo uk , Jan. U.—FLOUB—StiUoftml west­

ern, dull: city nulls patents, $l.l.r>'iii.:K: whiter .. patents, S:!,l<XtCi.U();. citym ill deal's. J!l.t3rt&y,0j;

winter sindglits,; $•1.75 :1.15. . ., W HKAT—Nn. 2 opened dull and- easy, rally-

’. lug oil the cleurata.e&: February, U-VLic.; March.

RYE—Nominal. . .COBN—No. 2 dull and heavy on large re*

leJpts: January. «}$(•.: .Slay.OATS—Hull, track, white state, yj®We;

track, wldto western, U5(QM0e..POBK—Dull; new mess, $13.7j®ll.50; family,

S15®15.n0. . .LAKH-Qultt: prhno western steam,’. Sa.40

nominal.BUTTER—Quiet and weak: slate dairy, 18®

' 25c.: stato creamery. 20&25Hic.CHEESE—Qiilel but steady; state, largo, 0®

ll>fic.: small, lu ^ l2 ^ c . • -EGGS—Dull and weak; wcstom, 22031c.;

' kouthcrit, 2JfiJ23Hic.SUGAB—flaw, weak: fair refining, cen*

' trifugal thl test, -%e.; retlned, market quiet but steady; crushed, 4 y-ltf&l-)4c.; powdered, 4 1-1U fcilMc 0

-TUBPENTINE-Sleady; 2t>M<a30c.• MOLASSES—Dull; Now Orleans, 33®38c. .BICE—Dull; domestic, 35^'OKc.;. Japim, 4©

. m e . ? • ■ ' . .TALLOW —Steady; city, 5 l-10c.; country,

- Kit-1 tie; • . • • • . ; . . . .. HAV-‘ Dull; shipping.' UOc.: good to choice, CO

■' ; ! ’ ; • ■ v ' / •'

Jo b P r in t in g .

The T imes office is tho­roughly equipped with the necessary type and mach­inery required to turn out Hotel, Commercial, and • JO B PRINTING,

with neatness and despatch and at reasonable prices.

Now is the time to file, your orders and be in read­iness, for the Spring trade soon to begin.

Estimates upon any kind of Job Printing cheerfully furnished.

Give us a trial. •TiMEs’ Printing O f f Ic e ,

.48 Main Avenue,

. Insure.Your Property In the Glens Falls las. Co.

• FIRE OR. TORNADO. 'W . H. l iE E O L E , Agent,

avenue, Bev Ing on stimli.. at 2.:fll. Pmvc-r m eel in] Seats free.

.Ocvati. (• i’Oi 'c 1'i i r iJi^Kirtinvnl: 1Assucl ATI ON o r F x KvM IT Fiuiv.MKX.Ni-ptunc

Fire District So. 1. Prcsidi'nt, John (J. Patter- , son; V ic i-P n sldcnt,(*; S. Prldham ; Secretary, , II. A .S um ineis ; Trcasm vr, t.'haile.-i. (,'bam ber- l lain, Meets in Wusliburton Fuglne House, 1 second Tlm i'sday in each nionth.. .

Bo a h U o k F ik k OoMMiHSioNfUis. Meet on call o f President. L. F. W atson, President, ( W . F.Tiiylur, Secretary. C« 0. Cln.vlmi; Trcas- i ■ hrer, Charles Lewis, Fm nk Tantuin . ' j

W a s h IN 11T0N Encjini-:C*o.mi,a 'x v ,nn,els first I Tliursdny In every month,. Forem an, John F n iu k llu ;. Secretary; -H arry A . Sum m ers; j Treasurer,John J .Sm ith . • • - . . ! ■

F. I f . S roK k-s C ii km it-a I. E x c t x k Com p a n 'y meets first Thursday in each mouth. Presi- i dent, A . IL Hope: Fore iiian ,'C liir P rldham ; Secretary, S. L. Beegle;- Ti*e?isurer C h a r le s j Conover.- ;

UNKXCiit.i.Kn Ghkmtc.vi. E x n ix i:C o m p a n y i mcetssccond M om lny in every month. Fore­m an, P. F . Dodd; Secretary; S. A . H all: Treas- j urei-j I-'. S. Messier. . . . \

F a o i .k H oo k AxnIjAni»Ku.C<'»Mi*ANv, meets j tlrst Friday In eaeh month. Forem an, .lacob j Johnson: Secretary, H eiiry Hngeriiiitii; Treas- j urer, M arry shreve. • .

■only?l-’niUand terms.easy.

Foldin';- Beds at

A X N R I G H T .

Lot worth $1WKI, ollercd for id days’for ?ajn,. * w i l l i a m i l b f f o l f ,..

No. 1H Main AvcMittc, Ocean (irove i A t l a n t i c ^ o a s e ,{ lU-aeh ami Pitman ’Avenues;! C c o a n G - r s v o , - U ST cw T p rso ^ . J Steam Heat, Pure. Water,.* Sun Parlors, j E lectric L ight, Bates Bcasouiible.

Will lie open all the year under tlie proprie­tor's management.

C U R ET H A T ■

C o u g hW IT H

Shiloh's ®cure

Having purchased the Grocery, Hardware and Crockery. Department of j 06 the business heretofore conducted- by Joseph A. Wainright, 1 beg to an­nounce to the people, of this vicinity that I will take possession on Monday, November 27th, and that evei*ythinS- ' requisite for

! conducting this line of busi- I ness to the satisfaction of the people will always be found in stock at attractive prices.

C H A R L E S T. S-X. B Z C S E T :

A . G R A V A T T »

+ Vienna + bsk g ryBread, Pie and.Fancy Cake,

•ottlli Main Street, OpjMislte Broadway Oates, -

i i . G 2 - C T S T 3ST. 0*. ' {

O R D E R S P R O M P T L Y A T T E N D E D TO

J . S . F L IT C R O F T &. B R O . ,

I SANITARY •- PLUMBERS■r - ■ - . • • •I y .- * - • •.

-rA X II UKAI.klW IX—

S t o v e s a n d R a n g e s .

• Opposite PosiOillce, * , .

O C E H N G R O V E

BEILNo.

C . S IC K L E R ,

iPC '.fVIl TVS’lTBT

70 M a i n AvBXt'i:, G c k «N CSnovi:.-"

M oney to Loan on M ortgage, Cottages

fo r K ent or.Salc. Insurance Placed

. in ' most Reliab le Companies.

m m w T A Y L O R ,; '...- Successor to TAYLOB & m No,j DKAt.Klt lX .1 • • V. '

S to ve s an d R a n g eTin .Rooting (liiiOcrin^

ami Kv|tali’iii^.Hot A ir Fnrnaccs, Esti­mates <jiivvn on Steam ami

TAKE THE

BEST

26oto..Wets, and I U » Bottle .’ Oneccntadoso.'

Jo h n E . In s k ip ,■ tr ic k S t o r e ,

O lia S t., and Pitm an Ave.,

O c c a 1 1 <» r o v e , A ’. .1

IIR A U L liv BliAOII

. l i U T S F O U SAIjl'i.i

The iv m tl movcim'itt nt Hnrdlcy-lk-m-lv j

| h:ivi* uiifnituimti-lv It'll real ivluti-.n.whcnf

I ' l l i V S p a t e R e s e r v e d f o r

G E N U N G & CO.,

STONE DEALERS,Main St. & Second Ave.,

A s b u r y P a r k .

TniB QnsAT CooGti cuhb promptly cures Whoro all others fall, Coughi, Croap, Sore Throat, Hoarscocaa, whooping Cough and Asthma. For Consumption It nos no rival: has cured thousands, and will cnn& YOU if takenln tlmo. Sold by DrliRtflata on a guar­antee. For a Lame Back or Cheat, ubo SHILOH'S BELLADONNA PLASTER.25C.

H IL O H V % £ A T A R R H R EM ED Y.

__avoyou Catarrh v This rem edy ispuaran* j lo pu l ttp prnresv Thii1 t.s lo in.* re ^ iv lt fd tood to euro you. Frlco, W ets. In jector free. !

[ a . ’ I• I ami to .stem th is, unhealthy euiirent, thej • , .

Kuhfterilier w ill i»ell lo ts ’oii the hloek* with

J o h n o G 00H*;H0U S E ' f P M N T E R ,

Ocean (jjreve, ISjT.. .0;’.

I the “ Little Chureh in the W.ooilV’ .for

live humltxHl dollftfH ($500) t<» those who

To Cyclists^• liocs the Nick loon your wheel ruM in spite | ol'pHid ciuv? (Set u liotth*or

It costs but iit. ctMitN, and it'w ill save you a world .or labor and anxiety and Iniiii absolute pixitectIon fiuni damptMlss, foa and mln. One application a niooth Is suiticlcnt. Price oil w ill freet eottnyes to cost fifteen htliulredcents. Ki»rsaleby I , . • .

dollars. W ho le amount o f - purchase

motiey ean remiiin on mortgage.

. Ktiquin*. o f. Churlea Uogefs, ihtulley

Beach; T. Fnttik Appleby, Aslmry I’ark,

or at Park. I lull. • • .-... . ; . . . . ' -V - >t . ■• ' .

• .■ JAMiii .\. liiiAuixv,

W . H . B E E G L E ,jjo. ilS JIiiin A.wm w, Ooi'iin ' iiovt-,

H . T R U A X & S O N ,

FllliiJ GOUKTEY MILKOne Cows’ Milk for Infants and Invalids.-

IV»x JllKS; • As.hnry Park, nr box o'.li*, Oeean Uroyei M ilk lV j'O t, I.aw tenet* ave.. heUveeii Main and llvoadwilv i-iate, Ocean ‘Ci rove. Telephone Connection.. , .

Hot W ater Heaters, ami Hot. A ir and Hot W ater Combination Heaters.

| ’ . South Main Street,j Opposite Ocean Grov.e Gates

ASItURY P A R K

. . .. George . M. Bennett, I ^ P A I N T I N G f e

IN A L L IT S B R A N C H E S .j- Lock Box 2 13 2 ,

! Oceau G rove, N. .J.I-' -. • .{ — :-----------i---------------------------- —

i r ' s h r e v e s ,

1 IBBTOIEEIBj]j OppfisiU' Ot o l i l (il'O lY S c lm it J Iohsv.

•Bc6t Quality of- ^Tcati Qnly.

$ 2 0 0 0will buy u very nice property on -webb avenue ncur Pilgrim PntUwiiy; provided tlie deeisiun is made eoou. I t is a well built house o f 9 rooms, plas­tered throughout, with sewer and artcsiau water connections, and fur­nished, I t cost tho present owner from, seven to eight hundred dollars more tlian lie asks but money is needed and the house must go. ’ P r ic e 8:2000. RnOO cash, balance on mortgage.

WH. H. BEEGLE,.(8 f la in Avenue, Ocean Orove.

I C o s i l - S p a r

T H E C O A L S A V E R25 cents a jutckage, suHicient to treat a

ton o f eotd.

W . - HARVEY ' - BliliCJLli),4S Main Avenue. .

W R R R E N B R O W N ,

C O N T R A C T O R M D B U I L D E R ,OCEAN GROVE,.N. J.

A ll kinds of tvnalrH Vccelvo prompt attemlcu.Charges m odvm ic. • . . •

M § iS S 8 tA jvtf 4:. i ? 4 ■■ t;; - ?/• ' V-: -V? ‘-J i *. i OCEAN g r o v e T IM E S^-SA T U R D A Y , JA N U A R Y 6v i»94

;^ o te l; V tin id •■Restaurant;■;:\V709VMATT1 SON. AVENUE,

V'.‘ a s b u r y p a r k , N ;j ';ColnAirtub 1 y Ftt r n Ished Booms by thoBAy. or

. V ‘.'Voblc.-1 '-Of '

Jugular Dinner. from // to 3 , '5 0 Cents.

RA0Li:EV;EACH

]li«] SHOT HIS BIltDE, N E W S O F T H E W E E K , r m eWORKNEW , Y O R K L E G IS L A T O R S *M E E T . AND

O R G A N IZE 'F O R T H E Y E A R .»Cpi'lios Aveiuip, hear t l10 Church,’^ ;'

W e s t G r o v e , N e w J e s s e y

Tost OOlee— Box 20.02, Ocean Grove.-

vprompj n't len t Ion gi von tooide rs fo t\ s miVt 1 •'’ • . lobs nmt.repairs; , • ; ; / '■ V

Ocorg«.'>« MH}by ciim:u*<t ' Speaker o f llio , V ABBrmbly'by t 1 in’ l.{t? 111 ill I it;.»as OtIu? r Of*

fleers N«ini1iintL'(l— Ih o (>ovi*rnor*t» iili-s-

sngu Snbmiitoil to thoLo^ishituro.

; AuVanv, Jnii. 2.r-Bp\h houses o f .■ tli.o Utittq , legislature* convened;today. and |»»;o> ceededvto orgaidfcc,!i'.'r.Ue;vlcclUrn o f cidlcev: was merely a form, for n il tho details' had been fixed hi: the caucuses. Governor M ower’iTniessnge was. k*c.i'iyed -and read,- By tomorrow the \ hiwmidvcrs w ill be in fu ll swhig, ami there is X lotigprogramme .'already liiajiped pufc.;!.\v-\y!. -/V ‘ .y.v . ■ ‘V

As/is lisii a 11 jv th e ea?e,Val I the ,!j ustle a nd bustle- over thei question of \vho should li ave.t h e important; q lli'ces in senate and assembly, came to.mi end when the caucuses were hold, and . w h llo th e general, .result;., was known some time ; ago In. nearly bvery case, a ll speculation .was ;sctatrpst. :-;Ac*. cording: to> a previous iirhingeuxent, . the. majority of the assem blym et,in ' 1 I10 as*‘ sembly cimmbtr and the m inority—the Democrat s-r-in the;■ assembly parlor, . The

Sueeefcsm* to L. M. TAYLOIV,

■©DAI,9 ; W © '0ID M W . © M A E ® © A IL,

■This tn ie l betw eenOceanGrove, oh

tlio N.tirtli ;h n d A y b iip u tlie ^outlb Vlt

lias u frpntiigu oif.ouo- iuiiu. on tliO, 0 eenn,

T h es t roplf? run at rigiitv nngk*sto the sea,:

Much o f tlie iirop’cri*t'y is; still-in the blinds

o f one person, w ho is not a seller a t the

presenl tinie,r:l>iit \vlio-:h;w/siidcd adjoii^

iiigfpwnei’s in out- aibl ^l^uling'

■their lands ♦'oil: thii 1 K‘« t possible. plan to :

jiropin-e': lor. thc'.onooming l 1 op5(s 0 f pur

great eitiefe;; to Ayhom 2s6)y Jersey const

must always be a sanitarium.', '

M ain .O ffiee^M attison A ven u e” opposite-

.tlte I'irst National . BaiiU, At'.bnry Park,;

.Ocean. G rove Branch a t . Sti 1 cs’ !•'xprcss

Office:.: r ' . - V v :

.; :• H AS HKMOVICI) TO T i l K .':; V ; '

BRICK BUILDING,Oorner Cookmati Aycimo and Bond St.

'••■.■.■’A f t b ' i i r j ' " F a r l i . 1UPi’KR iliKincsiCoAi; a Si'aciAi/iy.”

i S S l lA ll tiio latest designs and' noveltiiw

in Watches and jew elry.

G O A L , W O O D A N D C H A R C O A L

Y a rd — gou th TVlain §t.,

,T1 ib/; fo llow ing; ■ pei-sbiis^itnj vpropertv

ownei-sat.Bnidley Bl'a(:)i a iu jjire oiler iiig

desirable plots and lots for s a l e ‘

Kobert Rutter. , : ;

J’almatecr Bros. - ; ' , .

'' I)i*. IT. S. K ini non 11 ji •; iQ-s-- "fr- ^ ■/AVilliatii-B.Bmdiier. • . 1

;' MrsI A/ Si B rV iiVev^(tliipugh;d ’raiilc Apjtleby, agent), a iul ot 1 iers., ■ 7 • ■/.;w ■}.- • •' :-Maps o f these prppprties eati: iiqfclpubt be furnisiied by' Charles, Hogefs, the;real

estate agent! ’ ’ ’ i- v.v

Stoves,]3viin<>'es, II eaters,Fur- • uaces ami. House, Fur­

nishing- Goods.Jobbintf Promptly Atlnnkd (<>. '■: .:.; V \ r 1 n Jtoojfr ‘{/ •*>} n’(‘iu/f 'f .VT!11*: Jv iiIJSHV cciIi 1 lUOATEI) \VAKM A IK

. * . V KUKNACK. "= \Th is wondLM-ful.' fucl savf'r, \vith one' hun-

<tred ft/ft more rjidlatiiig. or",'liwitln>? .surface ttiifii nhy ojher i'urimce of the[mine size grnt<*, liiis proven 11 powerAil Heater. . Write for clr- eiiliir iiiul testlinoiiialsto SpSS33E2STS'

. ■ Near 15roiul\vay :Gutes ofpe^an (trove!

" - ‘ ' ’ TCLEPKOHC CALL NO. 50'. ' .

(C o a l A l w a y s ^ h e l k r e i l

GEOKOE E. MAI.BY. ■ •: Republicans o f, tbe senate met in the sen* ute,library and tlie Democrats iii thelieu- tenant governor’s rooih. Prior to the time of the Republican caucuses there was lit­tle or no friction, and the slates went.; through nsjina id,

The Republic.,!! assembly caucus was. called to order-: by' Mr. D. J v Ainsworth -of Oswego, wlio nominated lr. Fish o f Put-; dam. as chairniati ; and ■ ai>ppinted. Mr. O’Grady o f Mon roe and Mr. Chambers of Rensselaer a committee to escort Mr. Fish . to^tiie chalr. Mr. lligb y of • Suffolk npihi? nated Mr. AVilcoX o f Cayuga and Mr. Stev- ens o f-• Essex as secretaries, mid they were, elected. Mr. Prescott o f Herkim er named; Messrs; R iiy o f Kings and Hobble of \Yash- ington as tel I ers. T i ie r o l l having .been called,jthe 'noniination o f ;;oflicers; was de? clared in order. ; * /

Mr. D. K.' Ainsworth nominated George' E. Mai by o f : St. Lawreiice for speaker. The nomination was seconded’by'Mr.'Bur-'; less of Kings and Mr. Sheffield .of New. ;Yorkt: who moved' tlnit; it^ be made by ac- cl a mat ion. and the motion was adopted.:

Mr., Tiiyldr o f K ings nominated/George AY. Dunn of T ioga for clerk.- ;Mr. Schoef- ^flin of Erie nonilnated Charles A. Orr of, Erie, and. on behal f o f . tlie Republicans of .ErieVcoiinty; he read- a / protest.against the; methoVls which hatl beeii resorted to by in* -fiuences'ih the. statei orgauization to force t he .inoniimition o f one candidate agaiiis.t• .all; others. : • Mri 1.1 owe oC Tioga secohded'; the nomination of Mr. Dunn. On motion- .of .^jr.-'l'ayior of'K ings the.roll w;is eiilled;;

Tiio telk-rs announced that 73 votes hail beeii ciikt^ ;pfv whieli: ^Iiv piniVi received .07,• iind i lr . Orr 'U. M iv Duiiu. was. declared L'h-cted.. :. '• - v V '/ - r * ' :

Mr. Hobble of Washington nominated Capiai n J a tiies II. Man Vi 11 e fo r ' sergeant.

Keck df-.JLevkin\er: seconded.‘ the. up ini mitioii miilf iiio v e d 't hiit the .norai« nation lie niade dnanihious. The inotion wiis.carried.' ; Mr. O’tJViidypf loiiroe i\om- mated Joseph BaneV o f . Hochester'»is -pifili*: cjpal doorkeeper. Uoin6r B; A\*ehb P f On­tario and G arrett'J . Benson o f Albany were nominated. 1 : 1

On motion o f . Mr. O*Grady the roll was called; Avirti the folipwing resultl' Bauer, .26;': Beiison,/-31;•A\rebb,;i iO. V, No candidate' having received 'a majority, the -roll Ayasv nt»ain called, with the following result: Benson, 30;.Bauer, 27; Webb, i)—no-.choice,' The tlilrd ballot reSu 1 ted: Bauer,-. 30; Berir; eon,'3,4.i Joseph Bauer was defclared elected.” ' Mr. Fairbrbth'er of Qaeen# nomlna.ted; AVillia*u Pnti er.son fot- first iissi'stant;door­keeper. Mr. Chambers.otRensselaernom-' inated . J.o^iah. E, West. The roll being' calledt Mr. W est received 37 votes and Mr.* Pattersou ' 30. • ; - Mi*. '. Weat- was : declared;■ elected.; '■ •;■ Mr. Fish o f Putnam no.niinated Hiram Van - T assell for second assistan t'doorkeep*; er. Mr.. Keck o f Fulton and;H am ilton : nominated Hen rjV'I Iain man .of A lbany.. The roll was called, and Van ;Tasse ll.re- cl*i ved 02 votes and.Hammam 0, ; M iv . Van •Tassel 1. xvi \ s declared el eel cm!.- .. . ...

: Miv’_ Nixtai-' o f -Ciuiuta iuj ua noni ihated Henry F. Glissen; for;^steup^rapher,/V>Mr.;

, Babcock o f Steii ben . noinhuite»I IIenry F .. liOeb. The roll ‘ call showi*d 57 'votes for Glissen and 15 for;Boe’b ;. MiVi‘0lisien.was declared elected; ° \ : •j Mr. Huhble o f Washington offered a res­olution that. Messrs, Ainsworth, Fish, Pres cp tr ,•, \Vr.i ly and i I owe v be i\\ ipo in ted ■ a committee ; to call? futiue caucuses, T ’he motion,was adopted, ’and^:the; caiiciisvaii-. jouriied.’ - \ ; : ; ■ y ;' The 'Republieiins o f the senate , held a

r'clpsu eiuicus, adnii tt i n'g hone;blit mein hers, fiind Ayere^njswsiPii^^fdr-ainipSt thhje hours.; W hy there was so nnich delay couhl* hot;be'. iiscerti lined' a fier.; ad jo ui*jVine;iit.: Sejiator* Coggeshal 1 wa^ made cliairniau, anid Sena*. tor 1 ieynidtls of B rooklyn was' made .secre*’- ; til ry.' ^ena tor O ’Coiine rn opii nil ted . Sena- ' to r. Saxt ii n fo r president pro fem,, aiid -iip: was • uiiiiidmpiisly 'elected; .Other officers; n;omihatV<l were:.Finance, E. A^.Fay; rail*; : roads', E; R. Ford; general,1 Charles A ; Sail-:• ford, .G,e’or«e Jolinsoii, Charles A . Dpnald- tan a n ilF ra n k ; \Vfcaver-, poitinaster, G. Hchwinger;,; assistant 'postmaster^;; S. C, Green; messenger, C. Shatter; assistant jauitbr,' A^ M. Conomerow; clerk; Jolin T. Kenyon; stenographer, Lucius W aldo; ser-. geaut-at-arms, Charles'S! Schram, Oneida;

• janitor, George Smith; doorkeeper, Edward: Darlihg; assistant doorkeepers, Johu'Bran- nigan, John CougliUu. W illiam Hagle and Eiigene Farmingtan; clerkXclties), Edward Shaugnessey; =■' judiciary;- David :A, Max- field; canals, Isaac Smith; general laws, I t . .

;B,: Siulth,”.;v-"VUV- t ^" A l b a n y , Jan. 3,—A fter electing the offi­

cials previously nominated; in caucus both branche.softhelegislatureadjOurneduntil next.Tuesday evening, , ;

1 2 0 M a i n S t r e e t ., •

A s b u r j r P a r k , 1ST. J,Opposite Ocean Grove M aiii A ve. Gales.

:Bmdley Beiieli is now ineorporatcd arid

tbef?e are .the oflieers o f the Borough : ;

\ M A Y OR. — Benjani i uBeniie 11 , :

; COUKCILM EN.^—Alfred R. Yavnall,

Peter FolaTHl, W iniani Gillbr<\ .an(l Jer--:

pmq R. MiidilelK i’

GliKUK.—-Addison Hutchinson.', A^SE^SOR.— Fmnk IIerl)crt. ’

: C O IJ ^ C T O R -^ V iliiiu n ' ^ iin -abee;

COM M ISSIONERS OF -APPEAL;-^.

Robert Peterson, W il 1 iaiii Jv .I*ayliter and

.W illiam Flood;.: . ;

. POUNDKEEPEPv.—Charles Murphy. ’

m I ‘'r-'> uen. tue oysianuers approacuea,. j^ro- ^ ^ ^ ^ - ssdrvShortlldgoattenipted to^drivP iiieiiv

threw himself on the" body o f his' | ^ | ^ c ^ ^ " ;v w i fe , now ’ rapidly, becoming - chilled Jit ^?|^^f-/:U"^v^0eatlii . T lie chief'-of; police put him uiider

Estimates bn; Sewor niid Watei*i-Cdniicct > • ipns Prpiiiptly Furnished. Low

Priced and; Good Work..

Gucccgsor'to W. H. JONES & CO.-•.•V;V• \ ' OCALCR in ;• ■

B L A C K D IA M O N D SOoirmiissioner; o1'Deeds for

Pcnusylvania and tlie ■ District ofColmiibia.

YAHD—M AIN ST. A 2ND AVE.

A S B U R Y P A R K , N j j

COAL, W OOD A N D CHARCOAL. .

IV J E I iS O IV R . K I M E R , ;

A R C H IT E C T A N D B U IL D E R lPlans, and specifications drawn for all kinds

ofmodern wood, stont; or brick buildings. For wo r It inn hs It I p and p ri ces \v i II r e fe r t o a 11 fo r whom I have done .work; In the Grove and Park. Kstlniatescheerfully given. :• >, ;.IJox;JiOS7. ' * 5 Pitman Avenue, Ocean Grove,

QII.M il.IJS HOGEUS. -;

PIONEER REAL ESTATE - RGT.Main St. Coinw- Fifth Avomte.

B E A D L E Y - B E A f T T . j f . - .J.

Central and Cookman Ayos,0C3AN GSOVB, N. J- /

, “ The Btatiites legulatinp tlje operations o f National' Hanks nre o f such-; wise conception that' conscientiously; eonfohned to by .otlieersnml Directors, wv lust Hut Ion of Banking nj>* proaches the National, lor deserved coiilldenee o f aiid security to patrons/? . .

•: .. . KKKKREXOMSl •

Palimvt.eor -Krpthers,.'.Lumber. Dca.qrs. Jninc A. BrJidieK

.^ ‘.f A:*--A Tay lbr}';Masoiv a ti d • Kuljd e r,*.,; 1 j:

FIRST NATIONAL BANKA ; - ;i’v ' v : ' ' Orgduhcd luibntary /SS6.r ’: : \ \

G E O R G E ; -kRO H H L,:Presiden t, '' ; . O. I I . BR O W N , V ice Presider.t.t A L B E R T , C! T W IN IN G , Cashier. M A R T IN .X . D A G H R ; Ass't Cashier. ‘

- A M it son s i r rn u e and-Bond Sired, Asbmy 'Park, JV: J . ••: F o r Convenience;of.Oceaii.’G rove patrons: • • o ' . - . r . ^ ) -

Office Ocean Grove Camp M eeting Association /Juifdinq-, Ocean Grove, A r- J. Capital, $100,000. Sui-i»1iin, 870,000.

Transacts si'general banking business,' issues letters o f crcdit available in tlie principal cities o f tlie.world. l ;oref)>ii and domestic exchanges bought und sold.Collections carefu lly m ade and prom ptly accounted for

KOAHD 01’ l l I l i lX T O I iS :

Tmniwj, . bnuc V . K am fil'j,Olia r .//. Brown, . \ , .-; Snmitti Johnson,M. Ji'tuiinmi, ; i ■ : Charles . i. At!:in~, Sluriniia 11. Or'mtl, . . . <.%iirli.iA. Young, <William JL llagle , ■ « • iViUhunlMlijimti/,-

)S«1I§E illOYER,

Bnulley Beach, New; Jeisev.

Ri^rumiEiXf

B U T C H E R . a:F>jKroeli! Jjm ceS.vKm Uir fSliUin llo&i ‘v JdJin JV D. C. Cori'ri • A.

Ne\Y;;JerscvB rad lev ’Reach,

G R IF F IN

CHAS. LEWIST E A M S T E R ,

Lumber,

Doors, Sash, Blinds,

Frames, Mouldings, H ardware,'...'

Paints,

Oils, etc.

Bradldy .Beach,

■scctKssoii :ro-IAKT ROGERS),

C I I A S L K W I S & C O .

Fifth-Vve.y and 3 hiin-St:/ Brailley Beaeh.

| T ; WEST JIRADLEY ,* BEACH IS , LO- ; ciit ed the . Ja t^e; Ni gl 11 . HI 11 rt /Factory

o f STEINEli A SON, • Th is; factory employes threc liiiiiilred'Ijands:v I t ls*wlt)iout doubt the. large.st' factory; o f the; kind, in;.;tlie 'United .States. . , ' :';

S i W S - M i l l i e

j ’aetpiy DunliiriCrN.J,. Branch Yard, Spring Lake. :

BUAIiLEV J5KACK-, ECHO. —Tills . Is a^inoritiily ' |«iper)ind)H^ied^priiicipiilly in

the''inicrest'of t lie lin id ley Bench; Church.;; I t • is an eigtji.tpage.paper and ’ is conducted" w it h mueii^^sklU and cuUiu*e. ;Key..;Albert Swift i^ ■the,editor and puhllsher,. ; v- ■ V'.-; V;:

m ltE EXTENSIVE I*ING£ S^ 'IU O N •I- o f tint O cean ' lin )ve Artesian -AValer W orks, alsn ti\o-large Electric Llgist P lant b f- )oiigii)g;t6 ::tlie' siiine; corpomtioii', .are j n the- Bpmuyii o f B rad ley ’JJ<'aeli, / .;= . .Is the oldest establisliecl line in Oceaii Grove and A's-

bury Park. Special facilities for tlie prompt' and careful liandling-of all kinds of Furniture, Pianos, Boilers and Safes. Shipping- tags-furhislied free. Storage for all kinds of goods. Separate Compartments'. Eacli individual fur­nished with key.

, 4 'T A C O B S T I L E S - ^ ' ■O ff ic e s No. 702 Mattison Avenue, Railroad Depot, Asburj Park; Corlie3

Avenue, W est Grove; N o,.40 Main Avenue, opposite Afsoeiation Office, Ocean Grove. Post'OfTice Box CCD, AsLury Park, N. J.

JJH11UHT I'AlllC GAS 1'OMl‘A.SV—T1UH Company will on May 1st i>e able to'lur-

fitsli gas to the stores" oi^eottages -at limdl^y Beach, otliee Asbury Park. ,

/pH E EXTENSIVE FREIGHT STATION OF i theTeinisylvahla and tong Brunch IIjiU-

■ roads Is a t ; West - Bmd ley > Beacli.;.. From tU Is depot Occan Gro\i^,^»s) pry Park and Bradiey 'Beach1 get' the’ir Vncrchandiso. Tlie Uusiness done at; this station: is;-doiihle that at l^ong Braneh.;; ■_ .:v j ;.' ' j - . .

"n R A D L E Y BE ACH .SCIiO O t , D ISTR ICT ■D-f m /i. Priuclpid—Miss Benard.. VTcaciiers—NIiss Ben'iird, Miss Emily' Harris,; Tvvo Depiirtmenje, Interniodlate aiid .l’ri-'

mary. . About 110Scholars. - ; ,

IT PAYS TO AD VERTISESUN T H E TI7UtES.-fc

TRY IT.

S ^ lT o ’ InTBHticatetlio Ur I il go l )U a s t© r i- ^•■Lo u isv ille , Jan;'2.—The oflichil inquiry iutotiiecause-Pf the Louisville and JefEer* sonyiiie bridge 'disaster: w ill . begin ’ next; Monday.■ ■ ..r- ;• ’ ■. * ’ .

TIio A 11nn11o V ery Storm y. . _ V' V

j S N e w -y.dRK, >Tan. 1 N e a r ly a l l th e steam* ters^arriy lng a t th is p o rt;rep ort h av in g h ad : ivery ro u g h weather: \

Mjsrrji o n is i^ i - :p ls c o p a l c i i u k c u , ; v: 1. r (Little ChiirciilntiieWoods.J

B R A D LE Y BEACH, N. ,T.: ItKV/ALHKiiT;S\virr» ■ -■ Pastor;^-.:.

Services—10.M a . ai. and 7 'op. m. y V ^ ' .tiunclayischoo 12.30 r.'it. . - ;>;>

'..New Roar's Pageants.P JI IL A i) E I.PI 11A j Jifn. 2;~Ne.W;Yiear’s day

was observed^"In';/tills * city.by gra?id:street; pageants'of the 70 - or more. N ew ; Year V dubs and associations. , ' * ’ , b