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Evening journal., 1894-08-11
JOHNS HAD GOOD LUCK
An Officer Prevented Him
From Committing Crime.
WAsDIsMEssED WIEN ARRAIsEBD

william Morris Was Fot Lucky Enough
TO Escapo a Raid ON Crap" shooters
Young Mon Throw CobbIestonos on Mar
bet Street and Judge Ban Disposes q
7hoir Case.
There was long session Of Judge
Balls court to day Clerk Adams was
absent end Chief OF Police Dolan acts d
il his stead
Harry McDermott and George Rich
ards, colored, were charged with disorderly
conduct and each was fined 81
There was also a charge OF carrying a
concealed deadly weapon against Rich
ards but this was dismissed.
William Johns, coored, Of "crap-
shootin' fame. was arrested early this
morning by Officer Lucas The officer
stated thar ne took Johns in custody at
Front and Walnut streets at nearly
o'clock, just IS no was coming out Of
Bucks saloon. The policeman said he
took a stone out OF Johns's pocket and
another out Of his hand and he was
evidently in fighting humor. That is
where the prisoner did not agree with
him Johns claimed that he had no
stones in bis pocket
The court commended the officer for
making the arrest and told Johns that he
should appreciate the peGce-guard' IS
action Ia sresting him. The prisoner
was then dismissed.
Officer Payne captured William Morris
in "Whitecbapel" yesterday afternoon.
The officer was informed that some cll
ortd men were shooting crap, and be
aud other patrolmen attempted to cap
ture the law breakers. Morris failed to
realize that a network of alleys existed
for ogress Tho offender was fined 50.
Lydia Grimes was fned SO Tor drunk
ennesg aud disorderly conduct on tho
steamer Brrndywine.
George Johnson, arrested IN a para
ly zee" condition by Officer Peterson, WAS
fined 81
Robert Williams, plain drunk. was
given chance TO sober up again and sc
to work
j. s. White, a we'll dressed young man
charged with drunkenness by Officer
Gum. He was 6ned 81
Samuel Gibsson ana John Quinn, tNC
icemen, had a quarrel Yesterday The
latter got a warrant for his adversary
/ Before the court opened they "msde up
! anu lue ct1o WAS ulepOaeA OF uy tut lui
msr paying the costs The court advised
them to make up" before they quarreleC
/ again.
Samuel Brown was fined So aud cost.
for disorderly conduct.
Harry Sharpley, oolored, srraigned foi
disoIdeily conduct, was hned 50 anC
i costs.
The charge OF cruelty TO ehildrsl
against Patrick Morrison, was dismissed
It was stated by Acting City Solieito
Harrington that the man was doing al
be could for his offspring.
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rRouRLE IN IHE EIGHTH.

The Stewart Men wan Endeavor TO Upset
the Action of the Higgins snap-me citing
The snap meeting held in the Eighth
ward by the Higgins menagers on Thurs
day evening will not stand If the anti
Higgins leaders can prevent it, aud they
think they can. TIE meeting was held
behind closed doors and none but Higgins
men were named for the state conv. ntion
and Republican First District Committee
The Stewart men say that the matter
will be contested at an election 20 be held
at the time and place appointed by the
Republican State Central Committee and
according TO the rules Of the party. This
means that there will be hot fight in
the Eighth ward on next Saturday
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
EVENINU
THE PsNNsY's EXCURSIONS PAY
Nearly rs, 900 Excurslonists Carried over
tho Gront Bsstom ON Thursday.

tho Grcnt hSstom ON Thursday.
Thus far this has been a great season
for excursions Nearly every day the
EvEsfE0 JOURNAL contains stories Of
hundreds of merry excursioUists leaving
tho city % spend the day by the sea or al
some picturesque re5orL. Bat tho Penn
sylgania railroad aud It's affiliated lines
have had remarkable success all summer.
Last year there WIS comparatively few
excur5ions TO seashore points every body
saving their money for the Worlds Fair
This gummer rush Of travel is the other
way, aud 1t has been quite au important
factor in swelling the company's s rev
enues
Last Thursday, an excursion day
we'll advent tiscd ia the newspapers,
the "Pennsy' system did the biggest
excursion business OF the season. when
10 400 tXcuraionists wers carried TO the
various Atlantic coast aud Chesapeake
bay resorts. From Pttsburg and points
further west |, 500 people took advantage
Of the special ten day excursion rate TO
Atlantic City, Cape May, Osean Grove
aud Asbury Park, making by Ear the
largest excursion party thgt has ever left
/ Pittsburg for the Atlantic cosst.
The ether excursions OF last Thursday,
however, those in which Wilmingtonians
were particularly Interested and for
which special rates we've issued Sy the
Company, were one Of AGO persons from
Philadelphia. Chester and Wilmington o.
rolchesier Beach, one Of 3 500 to Oceac
Grove from Philadelphia and New York
one of 8 600 from Philadelphia 10 Allan
tic City; one Of 900 up the Hudson from
Philadelphia aud points on the New
York Division; 600 people from Philadsl-
/ phis and points on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington q Baltimore railroad 20 Rs.
/ hoboth Beach
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RING our The OLD, RING IN The NEW
Old Company A Dlsbanded and Now Com
pany A 10 30 Recruited Immediately by
LIentenant- uoloneI nownrd simpson.


Lieutonant- Colonel Howard simpson.
Adiutant General Garrett j. Hart Is
making determined effort TO increase
the efficiency of the Delaware National
Guard aud TO meet and adjust all diHaf-
feotion He has, however been unable
to induce Company A, Of this city, to 70
consider It's petition TO be disbanded. ana
has issued tho following general orders,
Nos 81 and 6S, which 60 TO show that he
Is determined 10 I'LL The vacancy by re-
oruiting now men;
I-Company A. First Regiment In
inntry, n. q ID Captain William Hanna
commanding, having unanimously pc
ttoned TO ba disbauded, the same ia
ordered. and Company A is hereby hon
orsbly discharged from the military ser
vice Of the state.
"Il--Captain Hanna IN charged with
issuing to his men honorable discharges
as handed 10 him beating the signature
OF Colonel George w. MarBhall, com
mandng First Regiment Infantry, N
q ID.
"I-Company A, First Regiment, In
fantry, N. q D., having petitloned tC
DO honorably discharged, the same being
granted. leaving vacsncv Ia the Fret
Regiment, Infantry. n. g. ID steps will
at once be taken 60 an said vacancy.
"ll-Lleutenant Colonel Howard Simp
son ia hereby charged with recruiting
said company he will report to theil
headquarters 40 once and enter upon the
duties incumbenu upon said charge
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
Bic IflrwhecI Iinr.t.

NASHUA, r. H., Aug. 1l-A 30 foot
fywhoel Weighing 30 tons in tho mills Of
tho Nashua Manufacturing company
burst, with a report which was heard for
miles. Tho flying pieces of She wheel com
pletely wrecked tho engine room and
crushed through two floors of the mill.
Florence Watts and Mamie Doyle, two
employees, were terribly injured, the for
NOR probably fatally.
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nanred IIlm.elr wllh nIs shIrt.

LoCKPoRT, n. Y, Aug. 1l-Whllo hor-
ry picking near Wendollvillo woman
discovered tho body OF a man hanging TO
a limb Of tree and swinging back and
forth IN the wind. Tho suicide, for such
no evidently was, had taken his shirt, tied
ono sleeve 60 "a limb OF "a tree and the 9TH
or end about bis neck and swung or
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baseball.

National League Gamos-Pittsburg q;
Louisville. @. Baltimore, 12; New York,
o. Washington, 4; Philadelphia, l. Brook
lyn, 6; Boston, ..
Eastern League Games - Scranton, 4;
Springfield 90. Syracuse, /; Providence,
4. Binghamton, 3; Buffalo, 2. Erie, Ia
Wilkosbarrc, 8.
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DEATHS RECORDED TO-DAY.

Two Aged People Among Those Filed In
the Registrars Omce.
TIE de- tbs recorded at tho Board
Of Health office to day were as follows:
Charles Brown, died August
5, IN Appoquinimink hundred, aged o
years.
Francis A. Beard. aged g. years, died
on August . at No 1903 Claymont street
Anna Smyth, aged ~ years, died at No.
1904 Van Buren, street, yesterday. from
Bright's disease. She will be buried on
Monday at Rivorviaw Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11

Next Month, aud the Japanese Are Rap
idly Concentrating Their Forces There.
why II Hung Chang was Disgracod.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 1.-The following tel
egram has boon received from Chcfu, dated
Aug. 10; A Japanese fleet attacked a Chi
noso loot this morning or tho harbor of
Woi Hal. Wei, where the Chinese have
fort said to DO impregnable Tho Jap
aneso ships were ropulsod at one entrance
TO the harbor, and they arc now attacking
the othor entrance
Tho Japanese have expelled the Korean
operators from all the telegraph offices in
southern Korea and havo placed their own
operators In charge Danish operators in
the Chinese employ arc working the tole-
graph stations in northern Korea. Mes
sagos relating Go the war arc refused by
both sides.
1t is computed that China win have CO..
GOO troops IN Korea by the end Of Soptcm-
hor
BRussHIs, Aug 1l.--A report has roach-
cd here that tho Chinese minister, who
was recalled from Japan on the declara-
tion of war, has boen oonsured by his gov
ornmont for his dilatory conduct in tho
negotiations pending with Japan prior to
the outbreak OF the war
Exodus Of Japanese begun.
The final exodus OF Japanese residents
has begun. Some 800 Japanese who have
closed their business here indefinitely, will
leave shanghai today for home. Tho Jap
nncse postoilloo has boon shut. Every pre-
caution has been tahcn 20 prevent any hos
tile demonstration OF the natives against
the omigrants.
Captain Galsworthy and Chiof Officer
Tamphn Of the kow Shung have arrived
at Shanghai Tho American and Norwo-
gian consuls IN Shanghai arc refusing
olenranoos 90 ships carrying rico
Tho telegraph limo in Korea IS controll-
ed in the south by the Japanese and by
the Chinese In the north, and both the Jap
anose and the Chinese rosuso TO transmit
nows dispatches
Twelve thousand Japanese from Fusan
and 3, 600 from Gonsan arc marching on
Seoul.
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siirerthnrn Pnrl, snld.

Sllverthorn Park at Marcus Hook was
sold yesterday under the fherlif's ham
mer on claim of unpaid fent. It was
purchased by Mrs Adams, of Philadel
phia. who owned the property and who
will conduct it during the remainder OF
the season.
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pnlldInr rn.neetor,s Work.

Building Inspector Dobl issued q per
nit TO john May, this morning for the
building of a two story brick dwelling on
Lobden street, between Clay mont and
Heald During the psst week be Issued
nine permits
Evening journal., 1894-08-11

The Wilmington and Northern Rail-
road are selling five day excursion tickets
to Cape May via steamer Republic, in
cluding board at the famous Arlington
House, Cape May or Cape House, Cape May
Point for so % This is the cheapest
five day outing in the United States.
Butler & Son, 40 Market street will give
Won full information.
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A warming 20 Customers and others.

James F. Wood & Co are ready to put
in new heaters and repair old one The
chilly weather will soon be here and it is
necessary to have your heaters examined
and put in order to meet any sudden
change in the weather. Orders sent in
early will bs promptly attended to.
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Bir Crane Crop.

NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 1.-The Niaga.
IN River Fruit Growers association re-
ports that %, 600 baskets Of grapes viii be
harvested and marketed I'm the river dis
trict between tho 10th and 10Th inst The
entire output is estimated at 300, 900 bas-
kote
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Rscoveraa a1e. 600 namnres.

Providence, Aug. 1.-The suit Of
Mrs ANGELA V. Burnham TO secure $50. p
600 damages from the Consolidated rail
road for the death Of her husband, for
NOR engineer Of the road, has been settled
for Sl2, 600 out Of court.
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A rrnmo nouse nnrnel.

Tho frame house, No. 50l East Fifth
street. WAS partially destroyed by FIRE
early th.s morning It was formerly the
home OF beDiamin Hin, coloTed, who was
for many gears a porter The loss was
slight.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11

KANSAS CITY, Aug. H. - Ex-Cashier
Elmer @. Sattcrlee Of the wrecked Kansas
City safe Deposit and Savings hank was
sentenced 20 four years at hard labor in
the stnta penltnntiarY.
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Thn Hnrf TImea

need not deter you ffom making the trip
90 Tolohester on Sunday next, August
18Th, ns the round trip rate is only 81.
Special train. via Philadelphia, Whining.
ton and Baltimore railroad, leaves VIII
mington at g. 45 A. NJ
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rxcursInns yFent Out To-day

Tho following excursions went out
from here 20 dag Crusaders Castle, X
g. F. to Atlantic City; the Star Band,
Of Coatssvii'e. TO Cape May four car
loads Of colorsd psople TO Woodland
Beach on steamer Thomss Clyde.
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Crusbed Tsetwoen r,oats.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Aug 1I.-retor
Jackson, a well known colored cornotist,
was killed at Pattersonville, seven miles
east Of here, by being crushed between the
steamer City Of Schenectady and passing
cannlboat
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National Guardsmon at Gettysburg.

The ofiesrs aud nan Of Company ],
Sixth Regiment. National Guard Of
Pennsylvania, of West Chester, went
into camp at Gettysburg to-day. The
company Is the only one rejoicing in the
luxury Of board floors to its tents
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a BicycIe round.

police officer found a bicycle on
Market street between Eighth aud Ninth
streets, early this morning. lb was
trken TO the City Hall where the owner
can secure 1t.
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Guards Fired upon.

DENVER, Aug. 11.-Soldiers acting. as
guards have been twice fired upon at
Newcastle. A company of infantry has
been sent by order Of General McCook
from Fort Logan to the place
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naLhIng. e.nlnc and TI.hIae.

may be enjoyed st colchester Beech on
Sunday next. August l2ch. Special train
leaves Wilmington. via Pbilsdslphi~,
Wilnington and Baltimore RAILROAD 81
s 45 A. NJ Round trip rate 81.
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Philadelphia Choir Boys at ST. SIlohaeI's.

The choir boys of the Church Of the
AnnunciatioD, Philadelphia, twenty in
number, are camping out at Penns-
grove for two weeks under the charge
Of tho choirmaster. q. i. Wells. They
expect TO sail over to Wilmington to-
morrow morning TO attend the o'clock
service at ST. Michaels.
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Yerlr. rnlaoe nnrelarIzed.

GENOA, Aug. 1.-THE palace Of tho
composer Verdi has been entered by
burglars, who carried away number OF
valuable art objects and souvenirs.
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Win CONTINUE the Striila

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug 1.-THE
striking weavers from the King Philip
mills met and voted almost unanimously
to continue the strike.
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Tho chlneas rrsatr.

WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-THE senate de-
voted almost three hours to tho c0nsidera-
ton Of the Chinese treaty i'm executive
session and adjourned with the under
standing that q vote should be- taken
Monday Immediately after the reading Of
the journal
The ontiro executive session was dcvct-
ed to speeches ON the merits of the treaty.
Senator Gray, as the acting chairman
Of tho committee on foreign rotations, led
in favor of the ratification OF the treaty,
speaking upon it's general merits and sup
porting it upon the ground Of commercial
advantage Senators Palmer and Mitch
oil of Oregon also participated in the de
bate, Mr. Palmer speaking for the ratih-
cation of tie treaty and Mr. Mitchell
against it.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
Blshop coleman at Ola swedes'

Bishop Coleman will preach at the Old
wedss' Courch Wilmington, tomorrow.
Mr.. Dunlap viii have charge of the
services at Rehoboth
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CRY NEWS IN sRlEF.

Rev Kinsey J. Hammond, rector Of in-
manuel Church, Highlands. VIII conduit the
Brotherhood OF 20. Andrews service, at tuu
Delaware Hospital, at p. no. tomorrow.
Registrar Of Wills Cooch has granted let
te-s testamentarr upon the estate OF terdi-
maud N0gel lat Of this CITY 10 Margaret o.
gel,
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$40 to Niagara FaIls. watkins Glen,
Geneva and Rochester via d. g. .. X. r.


The third personally conducted excur
sion to Mia CARA, and Watkins Glen via
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and scenic
Lehigh Valley Route is announced for
Thursday, August 16rh Royal Blue Line
Express will leave Washington, o 0J p
10 Camden Station, Baltimore. 90 p
a.: Newark, z 81 p. m Wilmington.
74t p IN Chester, s 90 p IN max
ing direct connection at terminal sta
ton, Philadelphia, with special through
Express TO Niagara Falls. Through
Pullman Sleeping Cars will be attached
from Washington and Baltimore TO
Niagara Falls The tickets are good for
ten days and will permit of stop over on
going tip at Burdett station three miles
from Watkins Glen, also al Geneva.
Stage Coaches meet all trains at Burdett.
On the return trip, stop overs are al
lowed at Rochester Burdett and Geneva.
Remember the date. Thursday, August
lG.h Round trip ticket SO.
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valuable Horse Dead.

James Collius, who tenants the viii
liam Taylor farm near MiddletOwn, lost
horse valued at $3.50 yesterday. from a
disease known as bolts.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
THE HoRsE RAN AMAY.
Threw Out Its Driver aud Has Not Yet
Been Found.

Been Found.
John adams. Of No. 7l5 Union street,
went out driving last evening. Az
Eighth ard Union streets. the black
mare, which he was driving, was
frightened by an electric car aud ran
away Mr. Adams was thrown out, but
not seriously injured
The animal broke from the vehicle and
has not yet been recovered, and its l0ss
hes been reported 10 the police.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
Tie weather.

In the Middle States and New ENGLAND
TO day. fair weather will prevail, with light,
variable winds and rising temperature, the
Western "hot wave" delayed yesterday adj
vancing to-day 10 Weston Pennsylvania. On
sunday, in both OF these sections, W. rmer, fair
weather and eoutheriy winds viii prevail.and
on Monday fair aud warm, sultry weather,
followed by local rain.
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Sea Breeze Excursion House,
Under new management, every thing new
Restaurant first class Large dining-rOom,
Regular dinners and hot lunch any time IN the
day Dinners 90 cents Formerly on Washing
ton street. j. X POWELL, Proprietor
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New York Herald Weather Forecasts The
s'cool wave,n stretching from the lake region
20 the New Jersey ana New England coasts,
will slowly move TO the eastward. The adj
vance Of the Western "hot wave" with maxi
mum shade temperatures OF n deurdes 10 the
Ohio Valley and lOl degrees ia Nebraska es-
taraav. was checked. but It will be resume d
aO-day. causing high Temperatures ia Ia Sec
tion 10 morrow, Monday and Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11

Snapper lunch at McCormiek's, Front
and Washington streets, tonight.
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nl.nrrnemnnt ii - snndrv Clvil I'm.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE house CON
foroes on the sundry civil appropriation
bill reported back 90 the house an agree
munt upon all Of the senate amendments
except IA. Those agreed upon were most
Of them the minor changes.
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SUNDAY AT GORDON HEIGHTS.

Delaware Resort Tomorrow.
Officers Of the swift and comfortable
steamers City OF Chester aud Brandy
wine sre making preparations to carry
many hundreds OF people TO morrow TO
tho Wilmington Steamboat Company g
new resort Gordon Heights Park The time
schedule enables everybody TO indulge in
the delightful river sail at almost any
hour OF the day. The Gordon Heights
Orchestra OF nine pieces win play the
following enc progIam 70 morrow.
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WAR ON China SHORES
A Japanese Fleet Repulsed by
Chinese Warships.
TROOPS MAssIEG AROUND SEOUL,

China wm Have G0,oOO Soldiers In Korea
Next Month, aud the Japanese Are Rap
idly Concentrating Their Forces There.
why II Hung Chang was Disgracod.
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THE MANSION.

Fifteenth year under the same manage
ment
Table and service first-class.
Coaches attend all trains and carry guests
TO and from the beach free of charge.
Orchestra.
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AFTERNOON

AFTERNOON.
March. "No unteer". ...,.........O. Metre
Overture, "ConglomoraiionN .......... barnard
Introducing solos for every Instrument.
Selection, "huccaccio" "......s......... IA crsaen
Waltz, "lOmuueN. N.................... " aldteutl
6aiop, "Mikadon. on......................M Micgaud
lutermissinn.
March, "flcasani Memories. "........ Compton
Dtofluft, hauat ..... ...+..s.-... .-.. ltiAiin
Medley Overture, "a Boston Bake".. Brooks
descriptive piece ending with gHlop.
Polka, "Erltndahlp." trombone solo ~ arrls
sam. n, Compton
GaYOtto, "Hearts Delight" ...........W Warren
EVENING.
March, "philotelist, ,".................K KnudsOn
Overture, " The Golden Rod, ,".... Sculcpegreu
Patrol of the Scissors drinder." "...... Brooks
Introducing grinder coming, bell al a dis
tance; grinder arriving; machine in motion;
fuishes his work anu proceeds on his way
ringing hia bell,
selection, IN Iruvatoro," o,"......... Lilianthal
Grand Religious tantaisie........ .hullinaon
lntermiHsiun.
Overture, "Mcl0-drnmntig," ............. Hardy
Overture. medley. Wild Wess," Recker
Introducing Good Bye My Boy "A
Pretty Little Baby" with Baby Cry" The
CLOCK on The Wall" "kide on Dat Muien in
reducing whip; "Johnnia Get Your Gun" fol-
lowed By pistol shot and baby cry.
Waltz Loves Pledge, ,'................ Langey
Polka, cuckoo, "...t..t..s..s4......t.... huaa
introducing Cuckoo.
haiHpt hlthHi t+s ssssstst sttssttt.sstt Lhlllillu
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CAPr NAY. n. j.
SEA CREST INN,

Beach avenue, Cape May City, n. J. Directly
on beach, near station. Special rates for the
90'N' C. W MIrNROT.
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AUBURN HOUSE,

ITO 8. Georgia Avenue. Boarding by the day
or week.
MRS. r. b. LEEDS, Proprietress.
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Kentucky avenue, near beach Open all the
year. Guests can have nome comforts.
O. WARREN.
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HOTEL HECKLER,
HOTEL MASCOT,

Corner Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues.
First-class accommodations Open all the
year, HENRY hLChLEh.
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HOTEL ATGLEN

Michigan Avenue, near beach. Rates, IS to
$40 a week. Home comforts. Thoroughly
j. r. REED.
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THE CHALFONTE.

Under new management appointments first
class. Special rates Tor season.
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DRUID HILL COTTAGE.
KENILWORTH INN,

Kentucky Avenue. near the Beach. Fir
class. Every convenience.
MRS ANNE GRUBB. Prop
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william Morris was lot Lucky Enough
10 Escapo a Raid ON Crap" Shooters
Young Mon Throw CobbIestonos on Mar
bet Street and Judge BAN Disposes o
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saTTDOR HALL."
TIE LANsDALE,

North Carolina Avenue, Atlantic City, Nj.
f. A. CANFIELD.