Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1883-07-14


Edward r. Vansciver, shipper at Beverly
station shipped over $4,000 ears of corn
or about 1900 baskets to New York and
Boston markets last Monday. On We'd
nesday he shipped large quantity of
tomatoes.
Last Friday night. about 10 O'Clock,
a coal oil lamp exploded at the house of
Mrs. Wickward on Penn street below
Locust. A goodly portion of the wood
work was burned before the flames were
gotten under control. AS the house
is in frame range of dwellings no
doubt large confagration would have
been the result if the fire had not been
discovered in time.
An exchange remarks that if men
would only study comfort before appear
ances they would wear white hand
kerchief either tied around the band of
their hats or with one side so placed
under their hats as to permit the remain
der to fall over the back of the neck.
1t is a very comfortable way to keep
the nape of the neck cool, the action of
walking giving it a fan-like notion
We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Messrs. Tichenor
& Baker, photographers, of Burlington.
Mr.. Tichenor is one of the best artist in
the country and their work is frst-class
and prices extremely low. If you wsnt
good picture give them a call. Ye
understand that large frame of sps@
men photographs will be placed pa
exhibition in one of our store windNK
shortly. r.. IA
Every thing is activity at the NO.
park near the steamboat landing. The
carpenters are framing the new pavilion.
the bricklayers are doing work on the
premises, and the workmen employed bys
Mersrs. Stevenson & Son are hauling
away the debris of the old turpentine
factory and filling in the old wharf
The plan of the new front fence has been
decided on and the work of building the
same will soon begin.
-Boyd's Burlington County Directory
for 1883 is now being delivered to sub
scribers. 1t will be valuable book for
the business men of the county especially.
1t contains the names, residences and
business of the residents of the various
cities and towns of the county, besides
great deal of useful information for every
one. Matters of local and National
interest, list of the State and County
officials, societies, churches, schools, etc,
can be found in the work. 1t should
hang in every business place for ready
reference.
The accused P. Madden and James
Farmer who were held for trial for start
ing riot-un the steamer Twilight on her
trip from Bristol on Sunday afternoon
July LIST, have turned the tables on their
accusers and ON Wednesday they
appeared before Magistrate Lennon in
Philadelphia as prosecutors against Will
liam Flemming, Harry Otis and Theo-
dore Helms, charging them with being
the rioters and responsible for the ARRAY.
After hearing the testimony of several
witnesses the Magistrate held the accused
for trial.
The suits entered against the owners
of the river steamers Twilight, Columbia,
Thomas Clyde, Norwood, John A. War
ner and Gem, for violation of the U. S.
laws in not carrying mate, have been
discontinued by order of the Government.
The Secretary of the Treasury decides
that the law is insufficient to hold the
vessels after the local inspectors of the
port have permitted them to run on
regularly constituted license papers issued
to captains Of the vessels. In the case Of
the Twilight and Warner, where the
captains we're without license, fine of
$40 was id osed.-Mrror.
One Of the most reliable and popu
lar institutions of learning in the country
is the Capital City Commercial or Tren-
ton Business College. 1t has just COM
pleted its eighteenth year, with an enroll
ment of $50 students, the largest number
ever entered in one year. Extended
imprcver ,ents are being made, and &C.
commodations provided for a larger num-
Der the coming year. Several additions
have also been made to the faculty, and
it is the determination of the proprietor
to make it the largest, as we'll as the
most thorough and complete business
training school in the country. The Fall
Session begins September Sd
The sanitary condition of Cape May
is in the best possible shape to be secured
by science, skilled labor and a great out
lay of money. The Stockton Hotel, owned
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
has been thoroughly renovated by the
introduction Of over 5000 feet of new iron
pipe devoted to the drainage and ventila-
ton of the great hotel. The work has
has been under the supervision of the
eminent engineers Colonel Waring and
General Thayer, and the work done by
Messrs. Benezet & Co., of Cape May.
There are four large mains running from
the eighteen inch sewer far above the
roof of the house conveying away all