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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-27

The WEST POINT SHooTING-The Cirl
and Military authorities OF LOggerhedds.-I
the case of washington Putnam, q resident
OF Highland Falls, who was shot on the
night of July 9Th by John l.. Rothelin, sem
tinel stationed at the south gate of West
Point, while Putnam was attempting to
drive carriage through the gate, and who
died Monday, the coroner's jury on Tuesday
found that the cause OF his death was lock.
jaw, produced by gun shot wound, the gun
being in the hands of and discharged by Pri-
vale John l.. Rothelin, of the engineers.
ROthelin, In his statement before the coro-
ner's jury, claimed that the shooting was
accidental. The military authorities have
hitherto refused to deliver the prisoner to
the civil authorities, and the officer OF the
day, in producing the prisoner at the inquest
said: 81 am directed by the commanding
officer TO present this prisoner to you for ex-
animation, but to state that he IL my pris-
oper and under charge of the guard" The
prisoner, after making his statement, was
marched back to the guardhouse. To-mor-
row the coroner will issue warrant for the
arrest OF the prisoner, and the sheriff of
Orange county will demand his custody, but
Rothelin will probably not be surrendered at
least until orders can be received from WASH
tpgton, inasmuch as he has been tried by
court martial for the shooting, and the ind
ipgs have not yet been passed on at army
headquarters.
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WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP NETTING.
pIeeting was held at Waugh NJ. E.
Chuien Tuesday evening In tho interests of
TIE coming camp meeting. The Rev. DR..
Wheeler, OF Wesley chapel, conducted the
OF Dumbert ton street (Georgetown) n. E..
Church, was introduced, and made an inter
esting address. He was followed by Messrs.
SON oG and p McrsaSs Of oPf FoandTy; RsV
Norris and A. r. Ashley, OF Union Chapel.
Mr.. Ashley stated that Union Chapel would
TSe on
meet next Tuesday In Wesley Chapel. After
the meeting the usual camp circular was
issued containing instruction relative to
teDes, camp equipage, &C.
THE JACKsoN's WOODS CAMP MEETING
commenced to-day, In the grove on the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad, and viii con-
the charge Of committee of Severn circuit
M. +. church, OF which Rev. ]. d. Still is the
preacher In charge, and 1t Is proposed to
may feel that there is nothing denomina-
tional about IT, and that 1t may result in the
evangelical congregations generally being
cen Mt rs Is hShIy iaas the
tomorrow night or Saturday. 1t has been
reported in some quarters that this Is to be
q colored camp, but such is not the case; nor
Is IL camp In opposition to any other camp,
nor OF any faction. The railroad company,
as has been stated, have made liberal terms
with the association, and VIII issue round {.
trip tickets from all stations from Wash
iDgton for S1). The following trains will
stop at the platform, within thirty yards OF
the grounds:-Limitedm mail, leaving here at
line, 11:55 a. m; Accommodation line, 42O
p. m; Philadelphia, p. m.;* Cincinnati,
TAO p. ms The trains from the grounds
southwark are as acknowledgements
I:45 q. m. washington passenger, zoos a. m ).
Philadelphia express, 11:36 a. m; Washing
ton mail, Ais D. m Day express, $50 p. m y
Also, train fast line south on Sunday will
trains.
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r etafl Prices, Center Market.

MKAT.-Beef, porter house, 2Os25 per b.. sirIoin
20; round Is: roasting pieces, 2Oa25 corned lOalS
dried, 20; sliced. Is; Clipped, So Pork, lOs2O;
Sorned, sal2h Mutton, l5a20c; Lamb, lsa2O: Veal,
l5aZ5; Dried Beef, Aa25; Hams, whole, IL; cut, Is.
sliced, %; Middlings, Is: cut, Halls; Shoulders, IA
whole, CUT Tongues 6Oa6O each Lard. lSc. per Id.
FIsH.-Rock, 55a40 per bunch; Percn, soa4O per
bunch; Catfish, Is per bunch; Halibut, % per 10 ;;
rIots, SEQ per bunch; salmon, California
Log each: Gus. per pound; sheephead, 75al 90
each; Salt Water Tay lers, 40 per bunch; do Trout
10 per bunch; Terrapins, SOC .sS2 each.
We ETABLKs-Potatoes. Irish, 20 per PIX; Cabbage,
sal2 per nd; Carrots, per bunch: Corn, 16a2O psr
dozen: Tomatoes, 40 per PIX; Onions, 20 per pk :;
Cymnns, los50 per doz Cucu mbers, rs per doz. :
per d0z; Apples, newJ Sos50 per PIX; Plums 81 per
~ Cocoanufs. sale each; Bananas. &c. per doz
DO tculsiv atedl, Is per qt. WhortIeberries, lOali
insl, 10; Peaches, 81 per PIX. Melons 2sa5O; Dante
loupes, 10a2S.
BUTTER.-Philadelphia print, 30 per b.; New
York Creamery 20; choice ROLL 40: fair do, 2SaS6:
Eggs, ~ per dozen; Cheese, 2a26 per 10.
POULTRY.-Chickens, dressed, Coal Is Der pair:
spring, 4y00a6 90 Der dozen.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ATTEMPTED MURDER-Last night q
young man named j. b. Hall, who keeps
store at Burke's station, v. M. railroad, &C
companied young lady home from his
store, and was returning about 10 O'Clock
when he was waylaid by some unknown
person or persons, who fred six shots at him.
Mr.. Hall being unarmed, made good use of
his legs, which carried him back to the sta
ton in double quick time.
AN IMPOsTER.-A man giving his name
as Robert Harris, of Fayetteville, Ala, has
been obtaining money from the Odd Fellows
OF Richmond, on the ground that he liz q
member of the order. He is about feet s
inches high, is of light complexion, and ha g
a thin light beard, and claims to be deaf aud
dumb from wounds received in the confeder-
ate army. He is an imposter.
TREES DYING.-Msny OF the shade trees in
various parts of the city are dying-from
what cause we are unable to state, unless
from the prOtracted heated term. The SUI
perintendent of police should make note
OF the Sentinel. 18th.
COMMISSION OF LUNACY-A commission
de tlndftco inQiirend0 was held at the Jail at
q late hour yesterday afternoon by Mayor
johnson and Justices Whittlesey and Bell,
assisted by DR.. Klipstein, upon the case OF
the cOlored woman Virginia Robertson COM
mitted on Monday last. After examination
II was determined to allow her to remain I'm
jail for week In order to ascertain whether
any change would be wrought by seclusion.
THE SOLDIERS stationed at Fort FoOte
nave, 1t ts reported, received orders to leave
Tor the West, to engage in the Indian war
lG0zette, 2Gth.
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GEORGETOWN.

10. r. ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At the
regular meeting Of Excelsior Tent, No AZ, /.
o. r., on Tuesday last, July Is, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Rich'd w. Carter, shepherd; yunius ]. Bowie,
p. G. Ri James PARROT, @. R James Nor
ton, d. r. W. a. Williams, r. 8 Geo. w.
Smith, +. 8; James Graves, T.; Geo. Allen,
L.; James Thomas, j. G.; Albert Wise, o G. !;
w. II. Williams, chaplain; James Thomas,
trustee.
GRAIN.-Schr. Kitty Ann, with 2. 100 BUSH
els wheat, and boat Caledonia, with I 800
bushels of wheat, 100 do. corn, and 100 do.
rye, consigned to Hartley & Bro schooner
]. A. Brindle, with 800 bushels wheat, 40 do.
corn, and 40 do. oats. Also, steamer Express,
with so bushels wheat TO ]. G. & ]. NJ. Wa
tiers.
MERCHANTS ExcHANeR-Offering on
Change this morning amounted to 1000
bushels wheat. of which 500 bushels sold at
s1.26 (old wheat), 1000 bushels At s1.1s, 800
bushels at 81. 20; 100 bushels not sold.
CATTLE MARKET (rerorted by j. III. Ken
gla & Co Number OF cattle on market,
Sss; do, sold to butchers, 3a3; left over. IS.
Prices ranged from 81 TO 5Hc. per ID. Num-
Der of sheep and lambs, 1,400; do. do. sold,
1900; do. left over, 100. Old sheep brought
from AZ to sc. per h.; lambs from 80 50 to
"a so per head. Thirty COWS and calves sold
from $40 to s45. Market dull.
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ARRTsT OF AN EXCURSION PARrY.-Con
siderable excitement was created at Clear
Lake, Iowa, yesterday, but the arrest Of an
excursion party from st. Louis. The charges
against the party were violations OF the
game law, boisterous conduct, and disre.
gard OF bathing regulations by entering the
Iake unclothed. Among the most prominent
members OF the party were Judge Krum;
WIN. samuel, ex- president OF the nerchan Is
exchange; Charles Green, a prominent city
Major Bartlett, of Arkansas. Col. BIodgett
was retained in defence OF the party, but
through the intercession OF G. c. Gilman and
the Methodlst State association of Clear
Lake the parties were dismissed by the ius.
tice with q reprlmand,
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The FREDERICK COUNTY (MDJ our.
RAGE-Scott Andrews and Frank Nichols,
the men charged with having committed an
outrage on the person of Mrs. Richard Har-
RS, In the southern part of Frederick county,
Md, June Z, and who, as before stated, were
arrested in Ohio, are in Jail at CALDWELL
Noble county, in that state, and it is ex-
pected will be surrendered on Governor Car
rolls acquisitions to-day or Tomorrow
They are stated to be men who were much
reared In the section of Frederick county
where Mrs. Harris lives, and loitered about
the neighborhoOd after the outrage was com.
m1tted. The Baltimore police authorities
were solicited To work up the case, and De.
tect1ve Kimball was sent to Frederick
county. He ascertained some facts that
proved useful. and correspondence was
opened with points in Ohio and elsewhere
Last week intelligence was received that
parties answering the description of the ac-
cused were stopping at point In Noble
county, and Marshal Gray dispatched De-
tectives Kimban and Gault to effect their
capture. The detectives reached the place
GU Saturday morning, and had their men
under arrest and In Jail at Caldwell, twelve
miles of. by evening" Bat. Sun, 27th,
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THE C0URT0.

f0L1CE COUkfCyt10e MUS, pro tom.
was arraigned on the charge of larceny of 8
vest and pair Of pants from George Cook; q
nne OF $40 and costs or thirty days was i'm
breastpin and penknife, worth sIo.5O, from
Clay ton Cherry; $40 and costs or thirty days
In Jail. Also, charged with the larceny of
gold ring and gold coin from Mrs. L. Over
0ckeri S25 and costs or sixty days In jail.
John Tripiett, q boy, malicious trespass on
the land OF Spencer Lee; 81. Anna Ray,
charged with keeping q disorderly house;
postponed; James Davidson, assault on Jno.
II. Ware; s. Frank Day, an idle and incor-
rigible boy, was sent to the reform school,
Mary Lewis, forfeited collateral. Daniel
keep the peace. Mary, alias "Sis" Hall,
threats to Maria Thompson; 500 bonds TO
keep the peace. Robert Dent. colored, was
prostitute and di1apidated gin drinker. was
sent to the workhouse on the same charge.
Richard Smith, charged with using profane
and indecent language on the street cars.
Smith Is we'll known barber, and denied
the charge, stating that his reputation was
we'll known, and that he never makes use of
such Language. The charge was pretty clear
SO, stating that the offence of cursing was
greater In street car than on the sidewalk,
and he was glad to see one street car con-
ductor determined to protect the rights of
his passengers. Watson Green, an able
bodied cOlored vagraht, was sent to the
chain gang for three months. Benjami Boil
ton, charged with firing a gun within 200
yards ar dWell1ng-house; 80. Maria White,
street cursDg; So. Albert Lyon and Bernard
Ky an, loud and ooisterous; reprimandei and
dismissed with q caution. George Hudson
and harry Moore, running over parking; IS.
John L. Gordon, Indecent exposures; pleaded
guilty. and was fined 50. John Tobin. street
blasphemer. was fined IS. Charles Hester
of gold armlet worth s15, from 8. w. Rit.
tenhouse. The armlet was cut from the arm
OF an infant child on the street, while in the
care or nurse. Mr.. McDevitt arrested the
woman and recovered the article; $40. or 30
days In jail.
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SHOCKING MALPRACrICE.-s.Drn Frede-
rick William Kordenat, residing at No. 80
Bedford street, Newark, was arrested In that
city yesterday afternoon on a charge OF hav-
ing committed malpractice of a SHOCKING
character on the nine year old daughter or
Christian Hoffman, OF No. ~ south Orange
avenue. The details are unfit for publIca-
ton. The complaint against Kordenat was
made by County Physician Ward aud DR..
Hagel, who state that the injuries done to the
child are likely to occasion her death, The
pending the fate Of the child.-[M Y. Herald,
18th. '
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TRAINING FOR BRUTAL WoRK-7ne Pres
eTaf Condition Of Allen and Goss, the P,soiiists =
81. Louis exchange says:-The light which
Is to tax place September 7th for q big bum
die and the championship Of America, be.
tween those noted opponents of the fistic art,
Tom Alien and Joe Goss, continues to create
much comment In sporting circles, and opin-
the "mill" Is to be decided on its merits, or
whether 1t is neatly put-up job to lure the
unWary into paying steep prices for excur-
sion tickets t0 witness q sham battle. When
the match was made Joe weighed 2lO pounds.
To day, under the mentorship of Jimmy ca.
sick, who prepared Heenan for his fight with
Sayers, Goss pulls the beam at us, having
reduced himself two and q half stone by the
hardest kind of work. This result has been
brought about by judicious dieting, long
walks, dumb bell exercise and cold baths
from the change of climate or strange water,
and since his arrival in America has enjoyed
the best of health. Mrs. Goss is residing
with her husband at Forest Home. Allen
says: TT Will be the liveliest scrap you
ever saw for the first 20 minutes. He's a
game 'un. and clever, but little slow. He'll
stand punishment like bull dog and the
only way you can lick him is to blind him.
He will fight for all that's out until his
frame gives way, as 1t Is bound to, and then
will have to quit. A man may be as brave
finds his strength leaving him. He has the
will to keep humping, but not the strength
to carry 1t out, and is merely q chopping-
block for his antagonist" By this IL will be
seen that Allen does not by any means un-
derrate the ability of "the other man." but
fmagines that he will break down before the
fight is fairly commenced.
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THE CRY FOR BREAD IN WILMINGTON.
In Wilmington, Del, work was ordered by
the city council several days ago to be re-
stunned on the new reservoir, in answer to
the demand of mass meeting of working
the men, after marching to the reservoir,
were compelled to leave. Tuesday night
another meeting was held, and q demand
made, In the name of starving workiugmen,
for bread. A committee of council prom
ised to put one hundred men to work on
Thursday (to-day) as long as the funds
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Is CHARLEY Ross ALIvE?-A correspon-
dent of the Boston Globe, writing from
Hampton Beach, July "a, after reciting sew
eral Inc fiectual attempts, in which he pro-
fesses to have been an active participant to
find little Charley Ross, concludes his letter
as follows: GAS many Boston friends have
been anxious TO know the result OF the in
vestigations made by Boston man, would
say that unless Charley Ross was drugged
by two women between the death and burial
OF Mosher and Douglass, in all human prob
ability he was concealed in Boston several
months. The child was brought here by a
sailing vessel by partner OF Mosher and
Douglass. A picture OF Charley Ross has
been Identified by several who knew the
child referre TO, as being a correct likeness,
and as the writer feels confident the woman
and child have never left the state, but are
concealed within fifty miles OF Boston, he
proposes In his next letter to give a full and
minute description OF all the parties, in
hopes that other papers will, in the interests
OF humanity, copy the description, and
merely cause the arrest of the criminals
The reasons for thinking the right trail has
been struck at last will be given also, and
themselves,
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A WAR CLOUD seems to be forming in
Ponama. President Conte, of the state of
Cauca, is reported to have appropriated
80. 900 OF the national funds for the purchase
Of arms for the state. A contract between
Mr.. GOgarZa and the Columbian government
has been made, and is sanctioned by Con-
gress for the survey, and, II practicable, the
building Of the Darien Inter-oceanic Canal
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James w. Thomas and Martha A R.sIs~
AAnqer CHAMPION and Alice Carter: vii,
ins M s aarioert and Julia Thompson; John
Richardson IA r Snienmsntson; Thornton +.
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THE OLD GAME.-While q district tele-
graph messenger boy was on his way to the
Grand Central depot In New York on Nom
day afternoon to deliver s120 worth OF cigars
from Acker Merrall & Condft he was met on
him TO 60 back TO the store and get two bot
tles OF brandy. The boy, not suspectinR but
he he d wss me man TO whom the goods were to
ine swindle was discovered, but the conf
oence man had made bis escape with the ci.
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YOUNG GIRL STABBED BY WOMAN
The fifteen year old daughter Of James Ca
hill, residing near Donelson, Ind, has been
tionable character named Taggart. The girl
caught the woman In the act or stealing milk
from their cow, and in attempting to take 1t
nom her was stabbed three times. The wo-
man Ia now in jail awaiting the result Of the
girls injuries.
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ELoPKMENT.-For week past the people
OF Williamsburg have been excited over the
mysterious disappearance OF Mrs. Maria
Bryan, wife Of Mr.. Joseph Bryan, silver
misses were current, but she appears to have
eloped with George Devoe, who was learning
her husbands business-lM Y. Herald 18th.
THE CANAL-EXTENsIoN COMMITTEE will
be called together at this city on August Is,
yet been decided. In either event they will
probably ask q conference with the canal
board Cumberland Net0s 9th.
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TEE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18Th street, PAYS
endar month. Banking hours, 90 & Sat-
urdays, . TO and TO zr,iStle
Dr.. Q. W. BEssoN's CELxRY AND CHAn.
OMIT Pills are prepared expressly 70 cure
sicf Headscne, Nervous Hssdache. Dyspep.
Sleeplessnees, and viii cure any case. Price,
80 cents. Sold by al Druggists In washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria a,s<.so
J. H. sssier . Co..
BANKKRs,
1916 Pennsylvania Aue.sse,
pay 8 per cent; interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Tied. 6,z,eo
Germs &c.-Easy Feet
being indispensable 10 health and comfort
thousands OF the intelligent public visit Dr.
avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel, for relief
from corns, bunions, bad nails, vascular ex-
crescences, &C. Fee, al per visit
CArARRH, discharges from the head ana
all other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee until the best evil
treatment. ONCE SOC 9th street u. W. ISL:
Removal.
EEe-cldS Securing and Dro1eo.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 900 u street
northwest, three doors west OF 9th street,
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
Of American or European invention, he is
enabled 70 do any work In a manner not to
be equaled by those not possessing these ia
cilfties.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart
Grape Wells rennished nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, 10 suit ths
times.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
~ OF The
MARY WASHING'

VIII hereafter be made only to mT.
VBhNON nQe, where no In - .SIE~h
grounds or boats
Two trips:-Leaving 7th-street wharf at o Q. m. =,
leaving A. M retnrninS ~ an. sa,s u ~.
cents Ihose going on the first trio can return on
the second trip free OF charge. Refreshments, I'm
grounds.
country, where good water and shade abounds,
can do so. jyls-3m
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ICE CREAM AID WEDLocK.-John Rock.
OF NO. 326 Second avenue, was arraiened In
court yesterday on charge OF beatine his
VIE. Oh being asked why he did 20 he said
mat bis yifes behavior provoked him TO II.
lie ssld she was In company with another
man who treated her to Ice cream, and thai
popular refreshment. This conduct In mar.
RED woman, he thought, did not COMFORT
with decency, and he therefore punished her.
he was committed for trial In default of
$1,000 bail-IM r. Hvuld, 26th. "
ARTIST OF SAILING. n AsfFR RowIAvn
Capt .. owland. the sailing master Of
the yacht Mohawk, was arrested in New
YORK on Tuesday on warrant issued on
yacht, charging that Rowland had WflfuiIy
And felontously committed perjury in stat-
Ing before Coroner Dempsey, 1T the inouoet.
squsu was about 70 strike the vessel. Row
land yaS committed 70 jail In defsult Of
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CIT p TT Ms.

POPULAR IMPROVED SODA with granu.
lated ice. KoLB's, corner tn and L streets.
T.20lm
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THE UNION REVIVAL MEETING was hal,
70 day In Lincoln hall chapel and was led hv
Mr.. A. II. Stewart, who read from Timofhy
Third chapter, and commented thereon ana
the further proceedings were participated N
by Aessrs- Hester, Price, Buchanan, Eagle
ston, and others.
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5uIIoas. studs and collar buttons to
and tf ies n hG slss Sold S9ya, emered. coral
eyeglass In the city, q Prisa;s ieGeIrv sto,a
No, ~ PennsylyaniA aYsn1S. 'S'''
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
ovx,rv ov crrry SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrcER,)
WASHINGTON, July y, 1876. <
For New England and middle SITS. tes
partly cloudy, warmer weather during the
day with increasing southeast to sou n " est
winds, falling barometer, followed 20 night
IN the northern and western portions by local
IAina.
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~The largest commercial block In the
rious FIRMS, the FreohoIdr printing once,
and Masonfc Hall. Was destroyed By dFe yea
tgday moEnipG. Lon eatimated at s5q,QoA
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that has been made during the past three
months upon our friend, James 8. Topham,
Is eth street northwest, for trunks, travel.
facilities for manufacturing are such that
nle stock In always full and complete. Call
sB0 examfne his immense stock, and you
Wiz BE more than pleased.
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MoNMossSfkH, n Ho vs. ! .,,oy

lvl ePRIbG LAKE BEACH,
MONMOUTH COUNTY N j.
Lnn new and magnificent Seaside Hotel WIN Be
Containins $50 hand,omeiy furnished IA
rooms, gas, water, elevator, electric bells
md all the modern conven lien Des,
Ample capacity for SO guests without crovdfnG,
The hotel IL 10 feet from the beach, where the
bathing 10 unsurpassed on the ooast while Q msspf-
hoent heeh- water lake ID within no feet Of the vs-
rsnasn Inland, sooundinG In nah and splendid Tor
An elegant band Of music YIN be IN attendance tbs
entire season -four monfhsl. -
Warn Salt and Fresh Water Baths IN the building
~ hour from New York city, AZ hours iron,
west Phnadetphta- without change OF care
Tor ctrculart apply at the 81. Cloud Hotel Phfls.
delphfa, or Of the Monmouth Hotel.
MULLlN MCKENZIE, Proprfetors
". w 9uLLIN. OF st. Cloud Hotel, Philadel phfs,
nkNhf MckINNIk, Of Depot Hotel, Fort Wsype.
Sc hAbla EspanoI
me livery in attendance for use OF guests.