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Evening journal., 1894-08-08
JOHNS'S GRIEVANCES
Against Saloon-Keepers Cause
Him Trouble.
ASSAULTED JAMES MULROOEBY
Frank MEDIATE. Of Manayunh, Comes TO
Treat a Police Omcer with Common
Courtesy.


There we're only three prisoners IN the
Municipal Court dock this morning when
Crier Real began Hear yel Hear YER
black eye WAS keeping one company
while another was an aged mau against
" whom a trding charge had been brought
which could not be sustained
Clerk Adams called the name Frank
Nc ate. and a man with two days
growth of beard on his face responded
Police Officer Gilling was the prosecutor
He told the court thai he found MEDIATE
In a drunken condition at i24 thii
morning AZ Ninth and Pine streets The
man would not answer the questions put
60 him by the officer. the only reply be
ing It's none OF your business" The
officer was not inclined 20 take this
inpudence and sent the man on free
ride 20 the City Hall
In reply TO questions put TO him by
Judge Ball MEDIATE said he oamo here
from Msnayunk, yesterday 10 got
some whiskey and the rest is told Nc
Date did not relish the sentence Of s
and costs. but House Sergeant Durney
reminded him that he had enough and
Turnkey Little put Inn back in a cell
John Johns was tho next before The
/ Judge. Johns seems 20 have a grievance
against saloon Keepers A week before
no was charged with diaordeily conduct
by William Mailer, Wost Side saloon
keeper
James Mulrooney had him arreate,
for committing an assault and battery
on him ON Monday night. The prose
cutog and Acting City Solicitor Harring
ton got together aud MuRooney agree,
20 withdraw tho charge provided th,
prisoner was placed uudec a peace bon,
for 500 Mulrooney swore that he wa
afraid Of the prisoner, and the latte
was held.
mulrooney stated after the court ha
| adjourned how the assault was committed
He said Johns came into his saloon a
| Front and Franklin streets, on Mouda
night. aud wanted o drink but was refus0
| as Mulrooney was about 10 close up Ia
saloon johns stt0ckod him In the barroor
even following HIM beck Of the bar. Bot
men asrambled about until reaching On
door when Mulrooney was knocked uucor
scious That was the last he remember
of the trouble.
Special Oiieer Swift saw William {
Babb, an Innocent old man, pick up
board In front Of some new houses o
Franklin street between Seventh an
Eighth streets. Mr.. Harrington recoJ
meuded that the case was dismissed a
there was not sufficient evidence agsina
the defendant Bsbb left the doc.
ahoweriog thanks upon the court.
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NEW POLICE RULES.
MORE DISTRICTS AND SHORTER
HOURS FOR OFFICERS.
Chief Dolan ArraDges a System by which
Citizens and Omoers VIII 80 Benefited.
A New District Created.

new AlAHAAACl kEEhAhut
For some time many complaints have
been received at the City Hall about the
inacsquacy fthe policing Of the north
western section Of the city. Only two
officers have been patroliug the section
west of Madison and north Of Eighth
streets for several years
In response TO these complaints the
police commissioners asked Chief Dolau
20 devise some method by which the
citizens could be relieved The traffic IN
that section of the city has increased
very much recently because of increased
patronage Of the b. & o. r II and there
IS also much valuable property within
the bounds Of the district City Council
was asked for four new officers in order
to properly protect the citizens. The
request was refused and finally Chief
Dolsn has arrived at a plan which seems
TO answer
Three districts have been formed out
of the two districts lying north OF Eighth
street, and west OF Market street An
officer has been taken out Of each Of the
double Districts In the centre Of tho city,
and the Market street officer has been
/ put in the new district. The districts
now are bounded FIRST by Eighth Madl-
son and Market streets aud tho Brandy
( wine; second, Eighth, Clsyton and
M M2dison streets. and the Brandywine
third, west Of Clayton street north Of
/ Eighth street.
The chief has also arranged a
plan by which the officers will
work but eleven hours until Ooto-
Der l. BY the arrangement the palicing
of the city will not be weakened. Eigh-
teen officers and three sergeants will be
ON duty during the day; thirty two
! officers and three sergeants at night.
/ The chief has written TO several cities
and has learned that tho Camden police
work ten hours; Trenton, eight hours,
aud Reading, eleven hours
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The SECOND DAYS SESSION.
Business Transacted at the Council Of the
Grand Lodge Sons of 81. George.

Business Transacted at the Council Of the
Grand Lodge Sons Of 81. George
Yesterday afternoon. the Grand Lodge
Sons ofst George, IN session In the Lieb-
erman building Installed their newly
elected officers The annual reports were
read showing a total membership Of
G 2Jl, funds on hand and Invested
&73.O 30 expended for relief. a27, O7O 20
and for funeral bonefts, .$s 100 co. The
following committees were appointed -
grand presidents report "A. Knowles,
James Ice, Uriah Vsnning. Grand sec
retary's eport-William Croaaland, A.
Hnl. J. Cox. Grand tressurer's report
w o Bssumont. Richard A. Clegg
Charles White Finance j. Il Bldd, 4
Cooper +. P Walker.
This evening an entertainment will be
given in honor Of the whiting delegates.
in the Lieberman building by Windsor
L1dge, Of this city.
The sessions to day we're devoted 10
lodge business exclusively. The grano
secretary elect WAS installed
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PEACHES IN THE MARKETS.
LUSCIOUS DELAWARE FRUIT ARRlV
ING FROM IRON HILL ORCHARDS.

Sold Rapidly In tho Markets To-day at
ancv Prices, lrorty Cents Quarter
Peck Boiug tho Prevailing Price for
Rich. Ripe Mountain Rose Crawford's
Enrly.
Delaware peaches-not premature
fruit but the real, luscious product that
always sells at n premium-made their
appearance In quantities IN tho markets
to day and commission merchants and
retailers we're kept all day catering to
tho demands OF shoppers
Nearly all the fruit exposed for sale
TO day came frcm Delaware, much o. Il
having been brought In wagons from the
Bohemia Manor. Other ahlpments
we're received this morning from
Bidgeville, and Wyoming, Del, aud
Chestertown, Md. The finest fruit Of
fertd for sale seemed to sell tho quickest
notwithstanding the fancy prices The
prettiest aud most popular varieties were
Mountain Rose, Troth's Early, Craw-
ioid's Early and Early Yorks.
Crawford's sold iin the market for 81
basket, 40 cents quarter peck or 20
cents hsaping quart On the Italians
stands Crawford's sold at % cents a
quart or throo peaches for 10 Genus
Mountain Rose peaches are not as large
as Crawiord's but th y sold fer tho same
/ prioo and much more rapidly The
Crawford's as IS well-known, are
the yellow fruit and when fully
developed are very large Noun
Tain Rose peaches, however, are those
having the ideal color aud blush. ,They
axe white peaches, delicately tinted a.
the rosy cheeks OF n pretty girl
Early Yorks and Troths early or,
both smaller varietieB OF white peaches
but they make up in flavor aud richnes.
what they lack ia size They were IL
great demand at 81 20 a basket q
cents a quarter peck and 10 cents q quar-
There is every prospect that tho suppl'
will continue all this month and pficel
Will get much lower.
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Tho Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, Aug S.-Full returns from
Ga counties give tho Democratic vote for
supreme judges at log, 17i; fusion, Sl,720i
Democratic majority, %, 554 Twenty
counties unoiiioially heard from give 200
majority for the Democrats. Twelve coun-
ties yet to be heard from will give at least
s, 900 fusion majority, making the total
Democratic majority in the state Is, 900.
This is a Democratic gain since 1892 Of
% 600
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Robert McCadden has purchased the good
viii, lease and equipments OF the Delaware
House and has issued scores OF invitations 70
the opening on Tuesday evening, August il
at 7.3O O'Clock.
The Delaware division pay car left VIII
minCton This morning to r tcden the hearts
uf railroad workmen down Che state.
-ThHt now arrival. the twin scrcw steam
boar Granite city. has begun her a4ver-
tiaol tris 90 Augustine.
Two handsome Pullman clrs, the Lieuria
ana Tugalo. were sent cut from the works IA
This city to-day Tor the Chicago limited eX-
pre- train, the pride Of the "Pennsy" system
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,.nafora the War Times. ;.

Alfred ]. Barton. @ car recorder for the
B. & o. r r ia this city, Is in possession
of COPY of the Redmond Enquirer pub
llshed at Richmond, April 10. 1912 l. Is
G four-page, six-column paper, and is
printed Ia plain BREWER type It's sp-
pearance shows that the printing of
papers in the South now has not much
Improved This paper contains the cele-
brsted speech Of Hon. John C. Calhoun,
Of South Carolina, in the twenty seventh
Gnnrra.a
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vim Confer on Tho Overhead Bridge.

This evening meeting of the special
committee appointed by the City Council,
consisting of Messrs D4nneabsrg, Dona-
hoe and Smith, and the department Of
Streets and Sewers, will be held, for the
purpose Of taking action in the matter Of
the overhead bridge over the p, w. & B
r K. tracks vt Fourth aud Church
streets. The railroad officials have been
invited to attend The conference will
be held in the City Council chambers.
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Ons Of Tho Pleasantost Of Clty Omoss.

Clerk Of the City Couocil w. S. Led
nun is proud Of the decorations 10 bis
cczy ofiics in the City Hall, aud we'll
may be bs, for for novelty and uniquenoss
they cannot be beaten They arc dis
tinctly warlike ia their character, al
though the genial clerk is not @ belliger.
cut body, but they sre composed OF
wespons which were used in the long
sgo Between the two front windows,
Eve flint. lock muskets, with fixed
bayonets, form, with grouped bayonets, 3
very neat centre piece, relieved by a
backing of American flags, while q rusty
grape shot acts as a pendant On the
month wall frame Of bristling boyonets
eucloses the features OF his LOuor, the
mayor, around which old glory is taste
fully wreathed. Other ornameutatiou
along this line ale Intended by Mr.
Lednum, who proposes to make his Office
8 genuine pleasure to behold
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VesseIa CIearsd tho Port.

The barque Alexander Black Captain
L A. Back, master, has cleared from
this port for Rio Janeiro. with cargo
Of cars and general merchandise. Bhe
has been loading az the Harlan a. d Hol-
lings worth Company's 8 yards.
The steamship Beacon Light, W. An
derson, master cleared from the port OF
Marcus Hook for Dover, England, with
cargo Of 1894 000 gallons Of retired
oil. valued at $40 sos
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THE ADIOLE,
ssTUDOR HALL"

gi 8. South Carolina Avenue, Atlantic CITY,
MRS. S. C. AMOLE.
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Tho Tlah Factory nearloe l.ostponcd.

u. S Commissioner S. Redmond Smith
shd District Attorney l.. O Vandegrifi
we're 20 have gone 10 Lewes to-day TO
take testimony in the matter
Of the United States VS. the
ish oil and SCRAP factories
It will bo remembered that complaint
was made against these factories, not
only by the residents OF Lewes and
vicinity, but on the part Of the qusran
tine authorities, who claim that there
is constant danger OF files carrying
away aud distributing disease
germs from cases at quarantine. The
commissioner and district attorney ex-
pected 20 be gone four or FIVE days, but,
owing to unforeseen circumstances the
trip was postponed until October.
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AndltInr the sohool Accounts.

State Auditor Dulaney is sitting in the
Levy Court room to-day auditing the &C
counts of the clerks OF the rural school
districts OF this county He will continue
his sittings to-morfoW and next day, in
which time hs expects to pass upon all
the accounts
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wagons About tho p. va d. station.

Many complaints have been made by
citlz ans about the wagons that surround
the z. w & b. station. These wagons
take up all the space on the est curb
aud Il is impossible FOR private carriages
to drive TO the curb IN order that passen.
gers may allght. It is possible that some
ectlon will be taken GA the matter IN the
near feature by the street. and Sewer
Department
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william u. mullen's New Residence.

Building Inspector Dohl issued per-
init to Contractor George $. Mckee, this
morning. for the building Of two story
brick residence st renth and Harrison
streets for William d Mullen This lie Y
dwelling win ba thirty five by sixty feet
and will cost s. $40
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I.nnneml,s Mns Oniltr.

Susan Willis brought suit IN Meeis.
trate Kelley's Office, last uight, sgainst
Lena DENNY for using thTsateo oiug isn
gusge 10 her on Tatuuil street, on Mon
day Lana was adjudged guilty aud or
dsred TO psy the costs
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NAME HIS OWN DELEGATES.
NIi1 Greek Hundred Democrats Honor
Ex-Spoaker ,. Harvey whitemRn.

The Democrats Of Mil Crock hundred
have honored ex Speaker Of the House
j. Harvey Whiteman, who Is a can.
didato for Congressional honors
The hundred committee met aud, by a
unanimous vote, authorized him to select
his own delegates to the state conven =
ton
Mr. Whiteman's friends here are much
pleased with this action OF his own hun
dred. They say that the other hundreds
will not be SO unanimous or liberal in
their action. their candidate will poll a
big vote In all Of them.
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Rev. Thomas S. Rogers Dad.

Troy, n. Y, Aug. S.-Rev. Thomas S.
Rogers, a well known Baptist divine OF
northern New York, died at his residence
in Lansingburg
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went un COUNTS for rlah.

J T. Hawthorn and Speakman ara
spending tho day up Mt Chadd's Ford
fishing They expect 60 come h)me 90.
night with enough fish to supply ali
their neighborB. II they do not catch
sny 10 day, they expect TO fiah all night
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Tho Atisntioa Launched al sIoore's.

Yesterday afternoon the new freight
steamer AAantica was launched from
the works OF the Enooh Moore q Sons
Company. The vessel is 1O2 feet long,
% feet beam and feet deep She cost
s2S 600 and will be used in the general
freight trade along the New England
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I'm Prenoh tn the snIrnlion ArmY.

Tomorrow evening Rev 7. j. Mason,
pastor OF the Church Of the Redeeme
will preach at the Salvation Army bar
racks, aud large attendance is looked
for. Sunday, Captain franklin, OF Tren
ton, will be ia the city. and will conduct
the services. day and evening.
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pollce rlothinp 40 ne Inepectod.

This afternoon, the Police Commission
will examine the cloth for the Nint-r
uniforms of the police. Seventy four
fall aud winter uniforms, including
sixty two helmets will bs required.
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nnn Prnnnrtr rrnnsferred.

The record Of the transfer of property
on the north side of Seventh street, west
of Pine, from Anu Green to Peter A.
Horty was flied at the Engineering end
Surveying Department, this morning.
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Thlrtv AnarcI,Ists ON Trial.

PARIS, Aug S--The trial Of the 80 an
nrchists charged with belonging TO a band
whose mem bers were bound TO robbery,
incendiarism and murder was resumed
in the seine assizo court.
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Indrmant sennred Rr pInlnlin.

James H. Sutton secured judgment FOR
Sl45 against Mary E. Sutton, yesterday
afternoon, IN referee trial, before
Magistrate McWhorter Hugh c Browne
represented tie plaintiff aud Lewis G.
V Yand08rift the defendant
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stenmer.s shnft nroken.

SOUTH NORwALK, Conn, Aug. 8.-Tho
steamer City Of Albany Of the NorwallS
and New York line was tOwed back to
this city with a broken shaft
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slrtr.tl,ree Year. In one nanI,

CATsKILL, " T., Aug. s.-Frederiok
Hill, ono OF the oldest bank men in the
country has resigned his position as cash
Ter of the Farmers National blnk aftor
63 years continuous service with the
fsru1-
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The Weather.

IN tho Middle States and New Englsnd
to-day clear. warmer weather, and tresh %
light s1uthwesterly ami southerly winds VIII
prevai. with maximum temperatures, about
90 degrees except on the coast. On Thurs
day. ia both Of these sections, warmer, ialr ,
sultry weather and light sOutherly Winds VIII
hot wave" and on Friday, fair, hotter and
more oppressive weather.
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neath nfnGrocer.

James Bennett Lynch, aged % years,
died Yesterday sc No 406 West Four
teenth street from typhoid fever. The
deceased was a grocer He will De buried
at Mlodletown
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AIlnninnl,r nInrdor-

GREENUrsBURG, Ky, Aug s.-Frank
Reeves shot Leander Coffee five times, in
stantly killing him. Both were farmers
Coffee had shot Reeves cattle, which had
broken into his cornfio!d.
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WIN Bc safely Democratic.
BrRNNGHAaf, Ala, Aug. s.-Captain
kolh furnished the following interview
over his signature:
II have dofCrrod making any statement
90 the public as 60 the result OF the cleo
tion until the total returns had been re-
ceivod. Up TO this hour sufficient returns
have been received 20 show that have
carried 40 out Of 81 white counties, and
that / havo been elected with tho entire
state ticket by majority of not less than
$4,000. This majority / claim after Civ
ing Co tho opposition overy white county
which thoy have carried, without rcfor
cnoo TO the fraudulent methods In tho ma
turo of intimidation and bulldozing In tho
absence Of inspectors or nxers for our side
Amy citizen Of Alabama Of ordinary
intelligence who Will tako the trouble to
examine tho figures as reported by the
Associated Press and claimed by tho op-
position can Rt once SEQ that it will be n
physical impossbility for tho tickot headed
by Colonel Oates Co ho declared elected ex-
cept by claiming majority OF over "a, 600
from seven black belt counties having O
whito voting population Of not exceeding
IL, 600.
ssNotorious and Shameful Frauds"
"Tho frauds Of this year arc more no
torious and shameful thnn those of 1892.
For the purpose Of deooiving tho public
they have TO some oxtont boon shifted.
Tho returns reported from Lowndos coun-
ty Indicate frauds exceeding anything ever
before known In the history of this state.
In Montgomery, Bullock and Barbour
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pYElsOIiAL.

MEMS CLOTHING CLEANED AND RE-
M paired 10 KINGS, 6l5 Orange street.
NOTICE f. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
IN LOAN OFFICE, noms ara 3, Exchange
Building. corner seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY on PERSONAL
PROPERTY Of an descriptions at low rates
of interest buys and sells WAICHEr,
DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS OF
JEWELRY.
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenings until S o'clock. Also furniture
stored at lowest rates.
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40 Tolchester

Thursday next. August 9ib. Special
train via Philadelphia, Wilmington and
baltimore railroad. leaves Wilmington at
8O4A. 81. Round trip rate 81
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our con.ul a Ealnburgh psaa.

EDINBURGH, Aug. S.-Mr r. II. Tn
derwood, tho United States consul in this
pity, died here from blo9d poisoning.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08

Herald Weather Forecast s.-Ihe cool anti
cyclone on the Atlantic coast viii move but
little fo the eastward, as its progress Wlli le
checked by the permanent mid-OceNh an l-
cycIurp; but temperature IN this section VIII
Fi.e slowly till the close Of the week. Ihe
iaF1n Western ..hot wavem Centiing ia South
Dakota with a maximum temperature Vl Va
deg }. will throw Out It's front over the J. lle-
ahspies this afternoon, and will continue 10
drift Eastward.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
Board OF hdacatiOn room up 60 S O'Clock
in the evening, Ausust 10, for furnishing
twO-hOrse lOwer electric motor placed
in position designated by the law
i'm Manual Training Department OF
No. 10 School; also room TO be wired, con-
nection made complete ready for turning on
the current.
Also at the same time and place for one
fret SAW of the self contained pattern suitable
for pattern shop. The Board of Education
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM TURNER,
DAVID II COYLH,
ARTH JR w. BkILFY,
CHRISTIAN FREDERICK,
JOSEPH PYLE,
Committee.
nROP OSALS CONTRACTORS ARE IN
i vited to tender proposals for all labor and
materials required In the construction and
nish of sCho1i-house No. 3. Plans. etc may
be seen at .ne Office of n. l.. Rice, Jr.. archi-
tect, from MOndav. August q. until Monday,
August l3 BIDS 10 he sent TO the room OF the
Board ol Education by O'Clock OF the 10Th.
BY the committee.
SAMUEL II. BAYNARD,
DIR. j. II. MORGAN,
WILLIAM TURNER,
WILLIAM 3. CLERK,
JOSEPH PYLE,
DAVID II. CONLF,
DR.. r. e.. SHOhIliDGE.
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soAmD AKIN ROOMs

DOARDERS WANTED GOOD ACCOM-
ID modations; furnished or unfurnished
rooms; rable board. 5o East Fourth street.
WANTED D.-BOARDERS FOR SECOND
w story. front room; also other rooms;
table boarders and dodgers. tO2 King street.
XXYANTED-BOARD GOOD ACCOM-
w modstiona no 4p3 East Fourth street
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John Crogan. Of Wilmington, is at
Atlantic City.
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HOTEL HECKLER,
HOTEL \

Corner Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues
First-class accommodations. Open oil th
year, HENRY hhChLhh.
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HELP WANTED.

VXTANTED.-GIRLS WANTED AT ONCE
w At shirt factory, Front and Orange Sts
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AT UNION PARK.

Program for the Second Musical CaIni-
val.
The second grand musical carnival
will be given 40 Union Park 20 morrow.
The votalists will be Miss Nina Bertini.
Humphreys, Miss Katherine Fleming, A.
l. Guile, G Del Puente g. Guarro
will be the accompanist The program
will be as follows
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nIADISON HOUSE.

20l5 Pacific Ave. bet. Michigan and Arkansas
sves.. one block from Reading r =. and ocean.
Boarding by day or week; 5, 70 S,Qper week;
Special rates to families. s-AM Y hL Law
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A Printing Contract Awarded and bids
for Removing Ashes Receivod-An In
vitation for "a Director to BE Present at
the Convention OF street Improyers, at
Buffalo.
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THE CHALFONTE.

Hinder new management; appointments trs
0'S77' 9Pe'''' CIV cox.
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Kentucky avenue, near beach. Open al the
year, Guests can have nome comforts.
@. WARREN.
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FOR SALE.

TOR RSALE-HANDSOME TEAM. MATCH
il ed IRON gray horses, suitable for coach
work one large iron gray horse; all young and
warranted, trial given. Apply to IAN LOis
BROS; Root Beer Mfgs., corner Front and
Iatnatl streets
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PART /.

plscatori the Fishersl.. ........... Mans0cchi
Miss tIcming and Slguor Del pueuto.
Air from "lhe Pearl of Brazil.
Nina Bertini-llumphreJ
AVG NJ ..t..t..... ...........s.. .buunuu
A. l.. Guile.
Brindisi from "Lucrezia Borgia". DOnizetti
Miss Fleming.
II b allen, from "ll Tr0yatore" ......... Verdi
Sguor Del Pueute.
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Sea Breeze Excursion House,
IInder new n.Nnegement, every thing new.
Hasfauraut hrst class. Large dlnlng-roou,
REGULAR dinners anG hot lunch any tiine IN the
day dinners 60 cents Formerly on W sehlnB
Ton street j. pow EliL. FroptleLor
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nRUIn HILL COTTAGE.

Mtcbigsn Avenue, near beach. Rates, So Z
SO a week. Home comforts. thorough
j. r.. REED.
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WEST END.

Accommodated go: thirty YARDS from beach;
facing Congress haii Lawn. s. 70 elU'
Il. NAlDOCK. formerly OF "rhe Carlton. T.
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CAPE MAY. N. }.
SEA CREST INN.

Bench avenue, Cape May City. n. j. Directly
on beach, near station. Special rates for the
c. +. MUNROE.
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THE LANSDALE,
WETHERTLL.

North Carolina Avenue. Atlantic City, Nj.
+. A. CANFIELD.
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K0LB ALLEGES FRAUD.
Charges Oates Adherents With
Ballot Box Stufing.
KoLBITEs STILL CLAIM A VICTORY.

The Returns Show That a Democratic Cow
ernor Has Been Elected In Alabama by
10000 Majority and That tho Legislature
WIN Ec Safely Democrntic.
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Ocean end South Carolina Avenue. EVery
comfort and convenience Excellent table.
Omen an year. MRS. NJ. II. THOMAS, nee
HopeWeu, formerly of Baltimore.