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Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Ths PrIres for Temnarnnoe Es.arn.

Tomorrow afternoon the distribution
Of prizss for essays written by public
school children under the auspices OF the
W. O. T. U will be made. Rev. j. r.
Milligan nill preside. President Baird. of
the Board OF Public Education, will
present the prizes and Mrs A. H. Berlin
will respond for the children Addresses
will be delivered by Hoa Charles B. Lore,
Bishop Coleman, and Re#s 3 b Meeaer,
J. d. Q Hanna, W. P. Swsrtz. DR..
Merritt Hulburd, and DR. q Howard,
Professor Berlin viii respond for the
children. A chorus Of 400 children will
ve fine musical program, assisted by
Miss Phoebe Smith the child elocutioniat.
Those who AXE part In the proceedings
will wear peach blossom bouquets with
the white ribbon OF the w. @ r. u and
tue decorations Of the house will bs pink
and white. The children will meet In
the High School assembly rooms at 2
d m
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
a RAILROAD TROLLEY CAR.
jackson aud Sharp Making New style Of
Trolley Car FOR the Rapid Railway.


Trolley Car for the Rapid Railway.
Jackson and Sharp are rapidly com.
pleting an order for sixteen cars recently
received from the Rapid Railway Com
pauy, which operates the electric line
connecting Detroit and Nj. Clemens.
Already nine OF the new cars have been
bnllt and shipped
Ia point OF construction and appear
ance there new cars differ from any
others turned out Of the jackson aud
Sharp Compauy's works this year or the
latest modern design and finish. they are
not unlike the standard steam railroad
cars.
They are 33 feet long, vestibuled at
both ends. feet wids and mounted
upon double trucks carrying wheels SO
inches ia diameter. The roof Is Identical
with that Of a steam car. All the seats
are arranged at right angles with the
length OF tine car. with an aisle between.
This aisle is Is inches wide
10 order TO attain the high rate OF
speed At which the Rapid Railway Com
p1uy propose to prope the cars, two
motors are provided for each car, the
aggregate capacity OF which Is 100 horse
power. These motors ara Of special design
and are calculated to operate
the mot or car and trailer, loaded. AZ q
constant speed Of 35 miles On hour.
Each car has seating capacity for
hfty persons.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
CREMATORY BREAKS DOWN
AND EAST SIDE RESIDENTS HAVE A
SMELL PECULIARLY THEIR OWN.

City Garbage Causes the Board Of Health
some Extra Trouble and some East side
Residents to Be AnnoYed Somewhat by
Summer smeli-Tho Trouble soon Ad-
justsd.
Residents Of East Wilmington, beyond
Eleventh street bridge sent complaint
that practically voiced the unanimous
sentiment OF that neighborhoOd this
morning. It was to the effect that for
the past five days, the city contractors
had been dumping garbage on the marsh
farm, better known as the Porter prop
srty, just below where the old phosphate
works once stood in East Wilmington
| It is on the extension of Twelfth street
toward the Delaware river and about
% or 30 loads day are being piled from
the city garbage carts.
Now to day the residents OF that
neighborhood declare that q breeze from
that direction last night brought an
odor second only to the Liebig fumes in a
westerly wind into their houses and
made night exceedingly unpleasant
especially In a high temperature.
The whole trouble was explained to an
EVENING JOURNAL representative this
afternoon by Stenographer William
Newell and Registrar w. G r ColQu-
houu at the ctfise of the Board OF
Health.
An unfortunate accident occurred AZ
the garbage crematory. totally disabling
the plant snd making It necessary for the
1 city to make other disposition Of its
/ ofial produce The marsh farm
was offered the landlord pointing oui
a tract Of land fully three eighths Of
mile from any dwelling. and the garbage
Was dumped there to be ploughed up.
NOW II those East Wilmington
people can only endure this two more
days, when we will be on our feet
again. said Secretary Colquhoun I'VE
will not disturb them again.
The facts are that the dense heat in
the furnaces have caused the only arch
we have ia the building to cave, and, OF
course, fires had to be drawn until
repairs could be completed. We expect
TO have the cremstory running la good
shape again bsfore Monday morning"
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
A Dull DAY N COURT.
The Only Important Feature Of the Mu.
nieipal Conrt was the Diurnal Solos.

The 0nly Important Feature Of the Mu-
nicipal Conrt Was the Diurnal Solos.
In Municipal Court this morning a
number OF mall cases were brought up
Edward Sewell was caught By Officer
Davidson on the coast with two shoes 10
his hands. One OF them was No 5
the other number 2 aud both were
lefts The suspioion arose that they
were made from stolen leather. He WAS
held for trial 20 morrow morning
Christopher Brooks. oolored, was
arrested for assault and battery. Josiah
Marvel appeared for him. chris has been
universally lucky and has gotten out OF
many scrapes 10 the past. He was held
for trial until Monday morning
James DAILY. a Brooklyn boy, was
arrested here as a vagrant He said be
left home at the instance Of another boy.
He was held TO await notice from the
City OF Churches
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
WILL ATTEND READING CONVENTION

wilmington Firemsn who win Uphold
Their Department Against All Corners
Nexs October.
A committee from the Columbia Fire
Company Of Allentown, Pa , was In this
city yesterday and was received by
committee from the Weccacoe composed
OF John Magulgan, Frank Seelman. Ed
ward Haggerty. William Johnson
and John McDonough. The Allentown
men were shown various points Of In
terest about the city. They we're well
pleased The Oolumblas will attend the
parade and convention In Reading in
October aud prior to IL will be the guests
Of tbe Weccacoe October and q
accompanying the latter to the conven-
tion.
John J Mesley win be CHEF marshal
ana the Blrdsboro Band OF twenty hvs
pieces will furnish music,
The Ph@nix Company will attend,
accompanied by Hyatt's Military Band
The Fame Company will take the First
Regiment Band. The Friendship,
Washington and Liberty companies will
also attend With ifty men each.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Glass Day nc No. Ia.

Clsss day exercises were held In public
school No. 16 and fine program was en-
joyed by large audience Features we're
the presentation OF a portrait Of Frederick
Douglass and the planting Of the class
tree A handsome set Of cups and
saucers, OF fine china was presented by he
teachers and pupils 70 Miss Mary l..
Downing, teacher Of drawing ia the
schools. The annual sermon 20 the
seniors will be preached 10 Gilbert
Presby terisn Church Sunday BY Rev Q.
l. Jefferson.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Theis., penth Prerenter.

ALBANY, june 20.-Goycrnor Morton
has been notified by August Theiss 81
Riyerage that unless he inspccts the heat
ing machine which Thesis has invented
within the next week or 50 he (Theissl
viii hold the governor responsible for al
the deaths that occur ia New York stat,
within the year. Theiss spent several days
here trying to see Governor Morton and
explain his machine to prevent death, but
only got as far as the anteroom to the ex.
ecutiye chamber
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
WIN 30 AppoInted Rodmsn.

This evening the City Council will,
among other things. appoint rodmau on
the city ENGINEERS staff TO succeed
Harvey l.. Vanssnt, who resigned to
accept position with the
Street and Sewer Department.
1t is understood that the
members Of the City Council have united
on Herman Dohl and that he viii be
appointed. he is IS years Of age, a
son Of ex Building Inspector Daniel Dohl,
and student in the High School
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Workmen are renovating the Office of
General Secretary Dow, of the y. M. G. A.
Mennwhile the Renial secretary receives his
visitors in the hallway.
There win be a session OF the Court of
Chancery on Monday morning at 40 O'Clock.
George A Elliott will conduct an orches-
ira Of fifteen accomplished boy musicians at
the children's temperance jubilee tomorrow
afternoon.
Levy Court viii meet again on July 2.
The Sunday Breakfast Association is
now conducted as an entirely separate or
ganization from the Christian Endeayor
Union.
On Saturday morning the Teachers A $50
ciatiou of New Castle county. VIII meet at
the y NJ O. A. building and THE Report
euseed.
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FOR MUTUAL PROTECTION.
The Retail Liquor Dealers Propose 20
OrRanize State Association to Elevate
the Tone of the Trade.

The Retail Liquor Dealers Propose 70
Organize State Association to Elevate
the Tone Of the Trade.
Yesterday afternoon the retail liquor
dealers Of the city, together with A.
Newman, Of Harrington, and w. w.
Whitlock, OF Clayton met In German
Hall on the call of the local association,
to discuss the advisabiilty Of organizing
state association. There we're about
one hundred retail dealers present and
TWO Of the hreweries were represented.
President jeremiah Sullivan called the
meeting TO order and In q brief speech
introduced F. H. Nolan, OF Port Jervis.
n. national organizer OF the aseoeia-
tion and the man TO whose Efforts Is
largely due the protection which has
been extended to the trade. He is one Of
thelmost prominent business men in the
trade Ia his place and Is All eloquent
aud eonvIucive speaker
He referred to the work done In
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
and the advantages which have accrued
to the trade by organization. He
showed that reforms could come with
more force from an association Of men In
the business than from cranks who knew
nothing OF 1t. or were actuated by per-
sonal motives BE cited instances In
other states where the organization had
done sufficient work in sradlcating the
evils from the liquor traffic, and pre-.
dicted that With good organization the
law and order society would quickly
retire from business
MIR Nolan drew a true and skillful
picture Of the advantage which wonld
accrue from orgsniz alton and showed, by
fscss aud figures, how the members OF
the trade Ia other states had benefited
themselves, and society as well, by
uniting for mutual protection. He sug-
gested that state organization bs
formed to take In all the dealers In the
state.
On motion the Executive Com.
mittee OF the Wilmington asso citation,
with A Newman, Of Harrington, aud w.
w Whitlock, Of Clayton; h PEN
nington, Seaford, and M. Johnson, OF
Lewes, we're named as a committee TO
draft plans for a state convention to be
called wherever notice shall be sent out
BY the chairman.
The respectable members of the trade
IN this city and state are determine TO
put stop to the complaints made
against them and believe that by organ
izlng that the matter can be remedlsd.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Fourth cIass Postmasters.

WAsHTNGToN, June s0-The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed:
New Yorl-I3ig Moose ID. J. Hennossy
East Penfield, w. +. Buell.; Old Forge,
J. "A. Harvey
Pennsylyania-Cole Summit Jacob
Long; Emmons w. H. Aledland; Lees
port, A. i. Mogel; Nordmont, M. w.
Botsford: Inekerton. Elias Becker.
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zImmerlnnn In pefault.

PHILADELPHIA. june 20.-Arthur Al.
Zimmerman failed 60 appear at The In
quirer office to cover the 1900 recently
posted by John S. johnson for a match
bicycle race. it was learned that thinner
man had passed through the city on an
early train for Pittsburg, and Tom Eek
declared johnson the worlds champion.
johnson Immediately issued a challenge to
the WORLD
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Searching For FlIibusters.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 2O.-Reports
that came from Fcrnandina that the rev
enue cutter Boutwell, had run up the riv-
or, anchored opposite the city and sent a
searching party aboard all tho vessels,
among them three British steamships
loading with phosphate prove to be
true, Notwithstanding dcnials.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
A Touch from . Live wire.

Shortly before 3 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon a line of electric wire at Second
and Madison streets fell to the pavement
The wires were live ones and people stood
fio n under until they were drawn out
with ropes One Of the wires fell on .
team Bned by Singley Brothers. Mr.
Singley was knocked out by a shock but
not serIonslY hurt.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
prnnI. rarI. areen 81 nIIstaI.e.

LoCKPoRT N. ", June e0-Mathias
Summers, a wealthy farmer Of Pendlc-
ton, bought paris green for his potatoes,
and going home began applying it to the
vines. Shortly after he drank water, using
the dipper in which he had used the poi
son. He died soon after
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
RanIt Cashier Caurht.

BALTIMORE, June 20.-w. J. Zirhut,
cashier Of the State bank Of Milligan,
Neb, has been arrested here on charges
of forgery, embezzlement, obtaining mon
cy under false pretcnses and for violation
of the Nebraska banking law. Zirhut
has been living in Baltimore since Jan
uary under the name Of Frank Corning
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
MunioipAI Commission Organized.

The Municipal Commission created by
act Of the Legislature met for organiza-
tion at the Office OF Heald & Go last
evening Daniel w Taylor was chosen
chairman, and John s Rossell, secre-
tsry. The commission will take mp the
work at once. Another meeting will be
held on Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Ar GImn ID dc ohalr AgaIu.

Deputy Sheriff Thomas Gifiin was 10
his chair at the sheriif's ofice 10 the
Court House to day after a long and
wasting Illness Mr.. Gifin was not
called upon for very active work but his
invaluable advice was asked FOR and
proved a great help to the routine work
during the day. "Uncle Tommy" is
feeling stronger but thinks the oppressive
weather prevents his recovery and re-
tards it, especially at night.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
No court UntlI septomber rs.

Justice David 7. Marvel, who has been
In this city for the past two months
attending the courts, will leave for his
home in Milford TO morrow. There will
ba no more court work until September
1G, when the three courts will be opened
In the Court House here for Autumn
business There was TO have been
sitting OF the Court of Errors and Ap.
peals at Dover yesterday, but there was
no pressing business.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Threw pEnamIle cartrIdges.

Then with the natural weapon Of the
miner they began duel to the death that
threatened to blow up the mine and en-
tomb the combatants in the debris From
shelter the men fired dynamite cartridges
into the ranks Of the opposing forces wher-
ever a head or limb was exposed. The
yolleys were rapid ana fearful in their
detonation, hurling vast masses of rock
from the roof and sides of the mipc.
Two men Of the Rico-Aspen were seri-
ously injured One is said to have had
his shoulder blown off, and the other was
retired with blindness and several disloea-
tions.
After the fight had ragged for an hour
the superintendents ON the surface got
wind Of the fight, hastily armed some Of
their reliable men with rifles and went to
the place.
Their rifles served TO make peace be-
tween the belligerents, and the rivals were
driven TO the surface, leaving guards at
the disputed point.
The Rico-Aspen company has a main
Office in Denver and branch offices in New
York and Pennsylvania. 1t owns FIVE
mining claims, known as the Nestal
group, near this city, directly south and
adjoining the Enterprise property.
The companies have been IN the courts
for similar causes, and the end lines OF
the two corporations have been a constant
subject of dispute with tho employees.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
A DUEL WITH DYNAMITE
Rival Miners Fought With
Fearful Weapons.
DEsPERATEBATTLB UNDERGROUND
When blast Made an Opening Between
the Two Mines, the Rival workmen En-
gagged In Deadly Conflict That was Only
stopped BY Party with Rifles.

Rico, Colo, June 20-One Of the most
desperate duels that ever occurred was
fought at the Rico-Aspen mine between
the forces Of that company and the men Of
tho Enterprise, who own the adjoining
property. There has not been the best Of
feeling between the two forces since a
former encounter three years ago, when
several were killed and number wounded
Both mines had forces In their tunnels
when q blast broke through the interyen-
ing wall, ana the rivals were face to face
Like furies they sprang at one another
and began the fight with drills, hammers
and shovels. In the confined space they
found they could not do effective work
with such clumsy instruments, and be-
yond few heads broken there was no
possibility Of harm.
This did not suit the miners, who felt
as deeply Of the feeling as their employ
ers. The foremen resorted TO an old
trick which had given them the victory
once before. The men were ordered back
on both sides
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
lawn Party aud Diamond Ring.

The Brownson Library lawn psrty will
close TO night and the handsome diamond
ring that WAS on the Minerva Gibbs ia
Bile at st. Patrick's fair will be disposed
Of on he lawn this evening All persons
holding tickets for same are invited TO be
present.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
nIniIs nn AZ I-alLns-

DETROIT June 2O.-The United States
marine mail service was inaugurated
hero. The purpose is TO carry mail to and
from passing vessels
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
81 Alarm No nenn.snrr

About o'clock last evening fire was
discovered in some bags Ia the carpet
weaving place Of Second and Parish
streets operated By e man named Hssfer
The blaz5 was extlnguisaed without los7
70 the owner and no alarm WAS neoes
sRry
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
md snndnr RreaI.fast AaaoclatIon.

The members OF the Sunday Breakfast
Association will meet to night a. s
o'clock In the building at Seventh and
Lombard streets. to effect reorganization
and TO plan for the future conduct of the
work Considerable enthusiasm has been
manifested and full attendance ia ex.
peeted
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
The Rnleirh on Patrol.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Raleigh,
which was ordered from New York TO the
Florida coast to prevent the departure Of
filihustering expeditions against Cuba, ar
rived at Key West, which she win make
her base of operations.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
a Warden Remove,I.

TOPEKA, June 20.-By a decision of the
supreme court Warden Chase Of the state
is formally removed from
office, givingJ. Bruce Lynch, recently ap-
pointed by Governor Morrill,, possession at
arr,
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peddIer nIurdered.

HUDSON, n ", juno 20.-A peddler
named Jones, residing at Sand Lake,
Rensselaer, county was waylaid, murder
ed and robbed near Mount Lebanon.
There is no clew to the murderer.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
whore Is Your wandering Dog To-das2

The days Of grace for the dogs in the
newly annexed districts expired to-day
and to morrow the dog catcher will sail
out and there will be a combined howl
from dogs and dog owners In thAt sec.
tion 10 the meantime tags are for sale
BY squires Durney and England at the
police htatiou
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
NoTIoEs


RAADAM WILDER, CELEBRATED GARD
w reader, 22o Parish street. between Jetfer-
son and Madison. price % cents.
90 To THE WILMINGlON PHOl o.
" Company's new gallery. Finest In city.
Great reduction ia prices. 405A Market
street, above Fourth.
NOTICE.-THE RESUMPTION OF THE
~ business of Fred j. Donovan. deceased, ,
Is hereby announced BY his brother. John )
Donovan, who will continue the marble and
granite business, at Lancaster and Wood
lawn avenues. JOHN J. DONOVAN.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Ten Prisoner. TunneIed out.

ST, LOUIS, june 2O-Ten prisoners,
four of them murderers, tunneled their
way out Of the county Jail at Poplar Bluif,
Mo, and all but one are still at large.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
pROpOsAI.a

PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING AN ADnI-
4 ZION no ThE STATE USE, DOVER.
DELAWARE.
SEALED proposals will ba received by the
committee at Dover, Delaware. until O'Clock
pm. Tuesday June p. if95. for the erection OF
an addition to the State House. Dover, Della
ware. and the fitting M OF same for the Slate
Library.
Drawings and specifications can be seen at
the office ~ the Archi eel Frank X. Carswell,
No West Ninth street. w ldiingtOn, Del, or
at the Office of the state Librarian. Dover,
Del, on and after Thursday. June 20
The right is reserved 70 reject any OF all
JOHN PYLE
WILLIAM q. RECORDS,
H. u MULLEN.
JOHN w. JOLLS,
tT,v,,r.t4fa a
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BOARD ND ROOMS.

EIRsf-CLAss BOARD AT REASON
Il able rates. Board by the dav, week or
meal. Single furnished rooms Sl.50 per week.
WESTERN HO TEL. Fourth and Orange Sis.
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shot His wife.

WILEEsBARRE, Pa, june 20.-In a at
OF jealousy samuel Leahman fatally
wounded his wife by shooting her in the
left breast.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20

May elect JeffAris has expressed his
determin alton of Ienominating William
T. Porter as member Of the Water Com
mission Mr. Porter's term expires July
1, and he has been a member since the
hoard was created.
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con SAFE.

NOR sALE-ONE SECOND HAND SIDE
It bar buggy cheap. Apply r. :. TAYLOR,
422 Market street. Wilmington. D-l
HOR SALE-A BRAND NEW WOMAN'S
IT BICYCLE with pneumatic tires. Can be
reen at the Evening journal office.
NOR SALE CHEAP-A VERY FINE NEW
4 Haines Bros upright piano. Address for
particulars H.. Evening journal office.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
The weather.

In the Middle States and Nav Eogland to-
day fair to partly cloudy weather will pre-
vail, preceded by local fog on the coasts. with
s. sht temperature changes and light north
erly and westerly winds and local rain in the
northern districts OF this section. On Friday,
in both OF these sections, fair weather will
prevail. with slowly rising temperature and
light. variable winds, and on Saturday fair,
warmer weather.
New York Herald Weather Forecssts--
An area OF comparatively high pr ssure is
shown by last nights official weather eports
10 exist in the lake region. and some rain
was reported In the Ohio Valley and near
lake Erie. The maximum temperatures in
this section We're ~ degrees at Harr isburg
ana 92 at Albany.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20

Home Comforts. Open all the year.
A. j. HOOD Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Ano.ber Freak In .IournalisIn.

WAsHINGToN, June 20. - The public
school edition OF tho Washington Times
sas issued and is a departure in journal
sp1
Evening journal., 1895-06-20

DROPO .ALs FOR FURNISHING STREET
il PAVING BRICKS.
Sealed proposals will he received BY the
BOARD Of Dire ctOrs of the Street and Sewer
De partment until o'clnc .. m July !, 1925,
for furnishing rbout $4,000 square yards OF
vitrife paving bricks. Specifications may be
ohtaia At the Office OF the Department.
The right TO reject any and all ds ls
reserved.
By order of the Board nf Directors.
Affect; HAkYEY.J. WILEY,
Secrst4ry
Evening journal., 1895-06-20

MADISON HOUSE. 2Ol5 PACIFIC AVE,
4fR between Michigan and Arkansas AYES.
One block from Reading Railroad and ocean.
House partly refurnlshed and renovated, with
sanitary drainage complete. Boarding by day
or week. Rates 81 to 81. Special rates to fam
lily. Now open. SAMUEL LAW.
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The ChIldren's Tempsrancs Jnbiil

The chIldren's Temperance Jnbiiee
At the Opera House TO morrow afternoon
st 8 o'clock will be very iine. Get tickets
at Butler & Sons, 420 Market street.
Reserved seats 10 aud 10 cents. Chorus
OF 500 children. Don't miss 1t.
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2 7IIH hAUNDN,
a liz South Carolina avenue.

Three minutes walk from depot and ocean,
Sl.50 per Gay, 81 to Sl2 per week.
H. W. SHARPLESS.
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asUsfg nss CARDS.
5. J. rRu1rr ! CO.

l0l ORANGE STREET,
To have your wagon and carriages done up.
The best work. the cheapest and quickest
place in city. We viii tell you what the
lob will cost You before we commence the
work Jobblng Of all kinds. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
aELP WANTED

WANTED. .-ERRAND Roy ABOUT Ii
w years old. Call at Bakery, Seventh and
Tatnall streets.
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Orchestra
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HOTEL BREyooRT.-No. Is S. SOUTH
II Carolina avenue. Open all the year
Convenient to depOts and beach. Bright and
cheerful rooms. Remodeled and refurniahed
throughout. Terms reasonable. b. E. NOR
RlS, Proprietor, Atlantic City, n. j.
rTHE LANSDALE,
NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE,
Atlantic City, n. ).
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FIFTH HOUSE FROM THE BEACH.

Enlarged Refurniahed; Repaintedi Reatted