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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-17
GREENE COUNTY.
Important Real Estate Case--Interesting
Court Proceedings.

SrANARDsvILLE. Va. June 16.-lSpecial. IA
very important case, involving the titletoabout
5.000acres Of land lying in the Blue Ridge noun
tans in this county, and valuable mainly for
grazing timber. bark and minerals, was tried
ut this term of the circuit court. The plain
tifs TO the action were Blakey, Chapman and
others, and the defendant was Ned Morris
The number of acres Of land involved in this
suit was only l46. but that which gave special
significance to the case was that there were
orite n number of similar eiectment suits on
the court docket brought by the same parties
against different defendants. Both sides
were unquestionably ably represented, and
many interesting and abstruse legal points
were presented TO His Honor Judge ID. A.
Grimsley.
The plaintiffs trace their title from the
grant of the Commonwealth of Virginia to
one Robert Oliver, dated in 1895. He devised
the said land TO his executors to be sold, and
by power of attorney the said executors EN-
powered Henry q. Middleton, their attorney
in fact TO sell and convey the said land and
the same was sold by him TO Elijah K. Davis
and George S. Blakey. jointly and was by
them devised to the plaintiffs and their
grantees.
The Court upon the introduction of the
documentary evidence of the plaintiffs. which
was objected 10 10y the defeIRlants ruled ont
the same because the certificate OF probate
appearing upon the will of the said Robert
Oliver did not show that it was probated as a
will of realty. Ii being foreign Will that
is made III another State the record of our
court should show that il was admitted to
probate at the testatOr's homo as a will of real
estate This ruling Of the Court left tie
plaintiffs without claim or color Of title
The case was ably argued, pro and con. and
submitted b. the jury, which returned in a
very few minutes with 4 verdict for the de
fendant The plaintiffs appealed TO the
Supreme Court OF Appeals, which was duiy
certified. Its progress will be watched by "a
multitude OF our citizens AS upon Its decision
number OF other cases depend
The circuit and county courts both con-
yened here last Wednesday and concluded
their work to-day. The work of the county
court was tho qualification of the officers
elect and the trial of msdemeanor case
against b. c. Gentry for destroying the young
and valuable orchard of William b. Gentry.
The jury found him guilty and assessed him
with "a fine or 500 and the cost of the prose-
cutlon. 1t will be remembered that this same
g. q. Gentry is accused of the murder of
Luther Shihett, and has been non est inyentus
ever since the murder
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ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE Il. 1891.

at4P NJ. on tho premisees, we will sell that at
tractiye and beautiful PROPERTY located as
above. - -- .
!. The HOTEL GROUNps, Which is ST the pBPG reb5-
test and choicest part of the BON Alk PhOIs
ERTY, fronting 400xi00 feet at the corner OF
Chesterfield avenue and Buford street to be
divided into smaller lots.
l. The BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE nearly oppo;
site. containing - rooms, nicely furnished, ana
complete in every appointment. with lot at cor
ner Chesterfield avenue and Buford street, liOI-
30 feet deep. This property IS 10 be sold as
whole including FURNITURE.
Bon Air is known far and wide as a perfectly
refreshng. Its neaness 10 the Richmond mar
kets and easy accessibility by regular trains
both morning and evening make 1t the most at
tractive summer resort near the city About
two dozen handsome cottages have been built
and are occupied by Richmond families nearly
the whole year making the society charming
and agreeable. Parties attending the sale will
leave Richmond and Danville depot at 3 p. NJ
on regular train and return same evening.
Terms: One-fOurth CASH balance SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. with interest added, Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
FRANK y. HILL Il co.
je9-st Auctioneers
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CIRCULAR Coincidence-Rapld Growth OF the
Iown-Schools Close for the Summer.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June l6.-ISpecial. ]
IL Is striking coincidence that three
female members Of the same family sbopd all
die on the same day of the month 9th of
shfouding each one. and that hsr birthday js
TIE same day on which they died. Suc6 is
place. '''"sN Nd VI 'hiS
"A soiree was gwen by Miss HAY Watson NJ,
High street, last night, Mrs. Miller delighted
Ine large attendance by her cultivated sing.
ing; most enjoyable evening was spent.
=. Mr. James @. Clarkson and family ~
Tampa. Fla, are at PARROTS Hotel. Altar
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THAT FERTILIZER FRAUD.
The Published Reports About Il Said to
Have Been Exaggerated.
OPENING OF THE TEACHERS ASSEMBLY.
Mating OF the State Board of Agriculture in
semi-AnnuaI Session-The Expedition
North State News.

RALEIGH. N. c., June 1G.-lSpecial. 1.-The
State Board of Agriculture met here to-day in
semi-annual session and will attend tho CON-
mencement exercises OF the Agricultural and
Mechanical School tomorrow in body.
This evening the board considered plans to
make an elaborate exhibit at the Southern
Exposition. and will take steps to that end
during this session.
THE FERTILIZER FRAUD.
Mr.. s. T. Morgan, president OF the Durham
Fertilizer Company, who has been involved in
combinations with the Department OF Agrcul-
tnre on account Of the shortage IN per cent, was
here to-day, and the interview stated that
there has been much exaggeratlon about tho
matter in published newspaper reports
He states only one lot of tho guanO
Of his company was ever found TO be short
and this amounted 10 only fifteen tons. Tie
today secured letter from the Commissioner
of Agriculture stating this 70 be the case.
Durham Fertilizer Company has agreed to
reimburse purchasers of this lot of fertilizer.
which will adjust tho matter TO their salts
faction and to that of the Agricultural Depart
ment.
THE TEACHERS ASSEMBLY.
The annual assembly train from Western
North Carolina bound for MoOrehead City
passed through here at noon to-day with
several hundred on board en- route 10 the
Teachers Assembly. This train is run every
year on the opening day of the assembly from
the extreme western part of the State to
MOOrphpad
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NATURAL BRIDGE HOTELS
y Capacity 400:
APPLEDORE, PAVILION, AND FOREST INN
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.

These Hotels are new and handsomely fur
nished. with modern conyeniences, running
water. steam laundry and electric bells and
springs. They are within 100 yards OF tho Natu'
raj Bridge.
They are reached by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway and the Norfolk and western rail
road. All trains are met with coaches Post
office, ticket, express, and telegraph Offices in
the hotels The Hotels are 100 feet above tho
sea- overlook broad valleys, and are surrounded
by forests.
The Natural Bridge Msgnesia Spring is situ-
ated within few feet of Forest Inn. The waters
are diuretic alternative and tonic.
Music from July 10 October.
Board per day 81 to 81; board per week. tl20
to s2l: board per month. $50 10 s15.
An excellant livery attached
DR.. John +. Woodward, of Richmond, Va,
resident physician.
ie5-im +. G.. PEYTON, Manager
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EAST HlN0rEH rREsDrrERT.
Proceedings of this Body in Norfolk Nor
folk News of Interest.

luih News OF interest
NoRro1v, Va. June 16.-lSpecal. The
East Hanover Presbytery met to-day at the
First Presbyterian church. Rev. W. S. Law
ID. D., the las moderator present, occupied
The chair. Luther Sheldon, .p WAS elected
temporary clerk The pastor. re'4ti1n be-
tween the Rev. h. ID. Stenson and the IlJlmcs
church eo fN0 'H Term -anIe vas dissolved
after wnlc. lr vt- dismissed ut e. rresbv.
teD 't Letac,o lho ht Mr. Walker
Wa received or iI.s pre-trteiy.
The lie. historian church at Hampton pre-
sented O call for the pastoral services Of Mr..
Walker, which he accepted The reports OF
the PresbyteIy commissioners to the General
Assembly which recently met at Birmingham
Ala. made their report Of what they saw.
heard aud did while in attendance upon that
body. The Presbytery adjourned 10 meet in
the First Presbyterian church on Tuesday.
June 3Oth, VIII n the resignation of Rev. rr.
George ID: Armstrong as pastor of the First
church. after forty years OF service, will be
considered
Legum. Bosen 4 Co.. merchants. doing
business here and at Glasgow. assigned 10.
day 10 Judge George ID. Parker, trustee. for
the benefit Of preferred creditors. Liabilities
and assets unknown
The Liquor Dealers Protective Association
which formed after thegrand Jury made their
report, gained many sellers. and by promising
to SEQ the laws obeyed secured licenses for
many who had been refused. resolved itself
into permanent organization Yesterday Tho
meeting. was an enthusiastic one. A letter
was read from Judge Brooke in which he said
There seems to be desire of some of your
members to recede from the objects of your
organization | wish it to be under
stood, once for al, that this violation Of the
law must stop. If the feature OF active assis.
lance to the authorities in the sunnress $50,
OF the violation of the law ia
abated one iot or title shall
have no hesitation in revoking every license
so granted. The association means.Iusinuess
Among the questions, all of which have TO be
Snswefy W,, N tne affirmative to goin this is
that you will not divulge anything that trans
pires IN our meetings, providing nothing
transpires that is unlawful or CONTRARY ~
your RELIGIOUS principles"
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FEW FOLLOWED lbs BIER.
SAD Scenes mt the Burial Of the Suicide and
Murderer.


ALEXANDRA, Va, June 16.-LSpecial. The
funeral of the late Rev. Frank Lee and son
to-day was a sad one, perhaps the saddest ever
seen here. The services were conducted at
the house where the tragedy was enacted
and the two hearses were followed 10 the bury
ing-grounds on the edge Of the city by only
half dozen hacks. Flowers we're placed
upon each coffin, and when coming up the
lane TO the cemetery the white hearse drew
out and waited. Air. Blackford and the semi
nary students bore the black cloth-cOyered
cGsket into Christ church grounds. Rev. Dr.
Nelson, Of the seminary, read from the Church
ritual
As they entered the main gate Mrs Lee and
daughter and two brothers and sisters entered
the east gate having driven out direct from
home. and all went around the unfortunate
mans grave She sobbed and the little girl
looked into her mothers face plteously, and
every eye behOidug the sad scene was wet
with sympathetic tears
After short service prayer the casket was
lowered into the grave anu the little girl
placed some pink flowers at the head of the
grave. then all won't back o. tie white hearSe,
following it up the lame 90 ST. auls. Here
the boy was LAID beside his lately-deceased
grandmother.
More sorrow was evident here Every
woman sObbef and each mans eyes watered.
The prayer was beautiful and after filling
the grave brief expressions were exchanged
and the Tayiors were left there to decorate
the ncwly-lormed mound.
The coronor's inquest this morning re-
vealed some extra facts. Mr. Lee. besides
chlorotOrniug tie child strangled 1t TO death;
then chlorofoImng himself cut the veins of
bis hands and AIMS with razor, and had
ready rife and shot gun near by. 1t Is said
be had said he would give the child to its
mother Oh July lst. Temporary insanity was
the cause oil the tragedy.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA

Unsurpassed in appointments. table and gen.
eral attention. Terms, 50 per day; $40 per
week, 800 per month and upward MUSIC twice
Nightly hops. Safest and most delightful
SURF BATHING on the coast. Good SAILING
FISHING and DRIVING Frequent presence
daily inspections drills, parades, cannon and
rifle target practice. A broad eLpanse Of SALT
WATER SURROUNDS OLD POINT COMFORT.
hence there are no land breeZes, no malaria no
hay fever. no oppressive heat The mornings
are delightful and the nights cool and refresh.
ing. The most charming marine views IN the
world. Send for descriptive psmphlet
L. y. PIKE.
ief,-Im Manager.
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HOTEL BRUINS WICK,
WAYNFSBORO. AUGUSTA CO., VA

This Hotel is splendid in all Of its appoint
ments. The largest Freestono and LithiA
Springs in the South Refreshing shade. beaa-
tiful scenery. boating, fishing, bathing, and
withal the model house for transient and sum-
mer guests. Write for particulars TO
10 I'm JAMES A. BIKGESS ManAger
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THE BRANDON,
l. BASIC CITY, VA,

400 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL.
Grand Mountain Scenery; FTeestOne and Lithia
Waters: Good Hunting and Fishing; Good Liy-
cry: Beautiful Drives: Twelve-Acre Lawn.
Being at the junction of the Chesapeake and
Ohio aud the Shenandoah Valley railroads with
sixteen passenger trains daily, yet remote from
noise and hustle. this IS a most convenient and
pleasant place for families Of business men
Write for circular, terms &cn 20
je5-2m WILLIAM A. BOWLES, Manager.
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BETWEEN TIE HANDSOME RESIDENCES
OF T. WILLIAM PEMBERTON, ESQ,
JOHN DUNLOP, ESQ, TO BE SOLD
AT AUCTION.
o. THURSDAY. JUNE Is. 1901.

Ov THURSDAY JUNE rs. 1901.
on the premises, az o'clock +. NJ. we VIII sell
the above YERl DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
The IOr fronts ~ feet and runs back $50 feet.
more or less. b wide alley I'm common. This
is the only lot now Tor sale on Inns square and
tho location is the choicest on Franklin street,
a. the lots IN this neighhorh0od are being
rapidly purchased and adorned with handsome
residences. DO not Jet this opportunity escape
YOU 20 buy a beautiful site for home.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance SIX. twelve
and eighteen months e Ger cent interest added,
note 10 be secured by . Il of trust.
FNANk ID. hill ~ Co,
ief4td AucfiOnecrs.
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BELVtN,
Fine AKet F~u1rED 4 q UHe.
No. 10 GOVERNOR STREET.
wrksCh bre
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY Frank d. Hill n Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE
PROPERTY AT BON AIR.
ON RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD,
EIGHT MILES FROM RICHMOND,
CONSISTING OF
THE GROUNDS WHERE THE HOTEL FOR
llERLY STOOD,
AND
THE HANDSOME DOUBLE COTTAGE WITH
TWENTY ROOMS
NICELY FURNISHED.
WHICH WAS BUILT ASIAN ANNEX TO The
HOTEL.
10 BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
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BY Bowman. Boswell Il Shuman,
Real Estate AnctiOneers.
EALEBY AUCTION OF -yALU-
i ABLE BRICK FACTORY RECENTLY OC-
CUPIED By j. Is. WELSH AS A FURNITURE
ESTABLISlIMENT. LQ-
GATED 9S23 ROCKETS STREET, NEAR MAIN
AND TMENIN- EIGHTH SHEETS.

BY virtue Il a deed of trust from Joseph j.
Welsh to the undersigned. dated June Il, 1857.
and duly recorded in Decd Book No. l33 A,
page 81. in the clerks Office OF the Chancery
Court, city Of Richmond. Va, default having
been made in the payments therein secured, and
being required 50 TO do hy the beneficiary
therein, We will sell by auction, Oh the premises,
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Courthouse, on
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1891,
at / O'Clock p. W. chat being court-day), the
THREE TRACTS OF LAND
mentioned IN the bill and proceedings, the frs
containing 1913 ACRES. the second 4s ACRES
and the third 6i5 ACRES, all lying in Amelia
county. and belonging to the defendant John
Robinson.
TERMs One-fourth cash balance in equal in
stalments in one, two and three years, with in
terest on deferred payments from day OF sale.
and the title etained until all the purchase
money is paid, the purchaser to- execute bonds
for said deferred payments bearing interest, as
aforesaid, or all cash, az his option.
WILLIS i. SMITH,
". W. COSBY. JR..
r. G.. SOUTHALL.
Special Commissioners.
Sale by r. p. CHAFFIN h Co., Auctioneers.
I. w. s. LEAKE, clerk of Henrico Circuit Court;
do certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners BY decree entered in the above
cause on the 4th day OF April, 1891, has been duly
given
1891. ..,.,, -,
my9O2s&ielOI7.9i W. S. LEAKE, Clerk.
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BY Z. b. Chaiiin & CO., -
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
No. north Teath street.

TRUSTFE'S AUCTION SALE OF VERY
/ PRETTY AND WELL-LOCAIED BUILD
ING LOT or NORTH LINE OF BEVERLY
STREET ADJOINING EMMANUEL CHAPEL.
By virtue of deed OF trust dated February
70 1889. recorded in Henric0 County Court, ID. b..
l26 A. p. ~. and at request o. nOte-hOlder ie-
fanlt having been made OF payment-note socu-
red, | vii sell By public auction, on the prem
lses. on
FRIDAY, JUNE 70. 1891
at geo O'Clock =. NJ. the land described in said
deed rs all that certain LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND lyngand being IN the county of aenrico,
near the western limits OF the city of Richmond,
on the north lipe Of Beverly street. commencing
80 feet east OF Washington street, thence rUn-
nirR eastwardly along and fronting on said
north line of Beverly street 30 feet and thence
running back within parallel lines parallel with
Washington street 10 feet 20 an alley.
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sale and taxes due
and q note of $50 with interest from February II,
t9l; credit 10 August r. 1891, for 4il5 and 10
February L.. 1892, Tor $50: and lalance on terms
10 be announced at hour OF sale
r. L. CHAFFIN. Trustee.
Sale by Il. b. CHAPLIN & Co.. AuctiOneers.
je l3-td
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TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF LOT AND
ON BEVERLY STREET, HENRICO COUNTY,
ADJ ACENT TO TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
By virtue OF new deed of trust from Charles 3.
Bennett % me as trussee, dated Juno /, 1891, and
duly recorded ia Clerks Office. H. nrico County
Court; d. b. 1871 A.. page 100, AT tn request OF
John W. Clark. the beneficiary in said deed. de-
fault having been made in payment of the debt,
premises on
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10TH,
at o'clock A. NJ the LAND, DWELL ING and
STORE above described. The LOT fronts 9s
feet south side OF Beverly street aud runs bs ok
9ol feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses OF
sale and 20 pay debt OF s2i2 With interest after
the rate OF per cent. from June ist; balance,
two, three and four Years from June 1. 1890.
w. II. BEVERIDGE. JR., Trustee.
Z. A. CATLS. Auctioneer. h IA
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VNHF CELEBRATED ROCKBRiDGE Alum
Il SPRINGS, VA, indorsed by the Medical
Society of Virginia and other high medical
authorities Of the United States and Europe,
are now open.
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.ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

OPENS JUNE 1sr.
The greatest dyspepsia water known AMI most
popular summer resort In tho mountains OF r.
ginia Accommodations frst-class. Post. te,e-
graph and express Offices in main building
Good livery and excellent band of music Writo
for circular. {. A. CALHOUN,
my23-N Proprietor.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE -. 1891.
These Springs are situated on the summit 81
the Allegheny mountains. The air Is. pure and
invigOrating no BOGS AND NO MALARIA.
The water is celebrated for its curative proper
ties in wide range of diseases. Accommoda-
tiOns frst-class IN every respect. send FOE
pamphlets. RIDGEWAY HOLT,
my2S-lm Proprietor.
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FOR SALE.
DON'T BUY A HOME
UNTIL YOU SEE
RIVER VIEW.

Positively the Highest, Healthiest, Hand
soonest Location near Richmond. Both Houses
and OTIS Sold on Instalment Plan to desirable
parties. Street car communication with all
parts Of the city.
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RAILROAD THROUGH TO SPRINGS.
-,APoN SPRINGS AND BATHS,

GEORGE /. pEYTON
nnv23-tn Managing Director.
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R. B. CHAFIN & CO., Agents.
EOR SALE CHEAP.


A very nicely-located FARM OF 2o9 acres in
Goochland county two miles from railroad
Ills in a tliickly-settled neighborhood, close
TO church, store. postofhce and high school. No
healthier spot could DO found in tho entire
State.
The land lies nicely FOR cultivation. only
slightly rolling, and the soil is adapted to tho
raising of grain and grass. Mica has been recent
~ discovered on tho farm The improvements
consist of a Frame Dwelling two, stories, CON
tanning eight rooms besides hall and closets
Outbuildings consist Of Barn, New Stable for
twelve COWS Carriage house, Poultry house
Office Out Kitchen, Quarter. &c, Good Garden
Orchard with Apples, Peaches. Pears Cherries,
Abont one-third Of tho farm is in wood, bal;
ance cleared Watered by spring branchoss ana
good well Of pure soft water IN yard. ms farm
being in such healthy location and SO conye-
nient 20 railroad would make desirable sum
mer home for anyone doing business IN Rich
mond Prce $1,000, on easy terms, tor par
ticulars, apply to ". A. PARSONS,
No. North Ninth streeti
fel-H Richmond. Va
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Auction Sales.--future Days.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

Bv virtue Of the above decree the undersign-
ed, special commissioners appointed for the
purpose. will sell by public auction at Amelia
Courthouse on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02

en-. trade has had a set back. However MI;
Anthony. the genial proprietor Is a, man OF
large shsrs
ihs pier end The h, Branch
The Fiorence has utilized tho annex secured
Than sR sst yea ea' cunning little lot yssr;
old little Tu ssdayl. the youngest professional
Ssnss anS aap Ss spoiled She shsr
all the attention che receives The way she
picks NJ her long skirt. ,now'aT ,nI n,es, 9,
dance is Il wonder TO soc. The young people
far outnum Der mo old at this house.
Dr. m He"lr ,,f f. Bottune and family y Gri.
iths and family. Charles Wohlr and family.
w, Ms' Mother OF t ps rnssaay :Iess
and ;my Mrs ps SoTth areIna
Pratt halls IRON inckson Mich. Mis-. II. W.
Brown from Denver ol.
and first: class patronage. IA lust begin ming 70
M up. The season has been slow. Daniel !;
MS sister are amonc The late arrivals, Other
guests arc the Misses barton OF Phiadsirh f.s
NJ nd M5s NJ cr Head the O. a II M9 I
esSwIa y. Carroll carroll TrSi ieipsiser New iaTk;
Charles BG's2n &C Il Is Nswsrk Chi
holel at Long Branch: and With , nee9mmodn'
.oas ,r rornar With season guests BSi
only three years n3O. Tho structure has all tho
advantages OF modern ,appointnents and
rooms n large dancing and amusement hall.
AMI pleasant par!orp. The bath houses Just In
front ara tho exclusive property OF tho house.
Gals, the list OF guests including many ANA
tours and profess onals. Moderate charged
thero ut present arc Mr.. and Mrs. james
brown. Mr: and Mrs P: :; Dempsey; MI and q
Thorne. New York: A. G. Smith. Brooklyn: i.
sheppard aud vile. Mrs. George Neale. Phila-
delphia.
Brighton avenue INST midway hetween the
West End. and Hollywood station and the
ocean, which accommodates Rrventy-flva.
Nine Rosa d'Eriun. the singer. ia storrinR for
the season. P; T. Casey: maraEer Of tho West
srn Union and his family: Miss NJ. Is. Jones.
aud Miss Pierson are other Gothnmites. From
New Orleans are G. Ionenberg and family.
Mrs. y. Duffy, and Miss Chercrs.