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Evening journal., 1896-07-03
BAYGRO LEGIOA'S SMOKER

Enjoyable Affair Given by Prominent
Democrats in Their Club Rooms Last
Night.
Members Of the Bayard Legion gave an
enjoyable Fourth OF July smoker last
night ia the club rooms. Addresses were
made BY Lewis Q VRndegrlft on "PAtri
otto DsUocreey," John s. Rossell on
Money" and City Solicitor Robert q
Barman on "The New Consultation.
Colonel William B Norton. president OF
the club. delivered the address Of well
come.
A trio composed Of Mess ers DsnnIs,
Reeves and Russell lsheolnstrumenta
music aud there we're songs by William
Il Robinson. Jr. Joseph McCullIn and
Rhees Bradford. Joseph Roney gave
several rscitations.
The rooms we're decorated IN th'
national c,lors. and the attendance wa
large. an unusual number Of prominen
politicians being present. Refreshments
we're s,rved during the evening,
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
WILMINGTON NEWs NoTEs.

Jesse Reese, of Wilmington, has been
granted an original pension.
On July q the chancel or will hear argu-
ment In the case OF Nathan L,eberman vs.. the
First National Bank.
- uperintendent q. G. F Pent. Of the b. Il
o railroad. was IN Wilmington yesterday
and made an inspection Of the company 's
property here.
clayton K. Carroll had his hard slightly
cut yesterday by fall from freight train.
-Yestsr rday afternoon sheriff Gilis sold
the Mary land avenue property of Joseph ".
Goalt To City Hector Robert q. Harman for
70, subject 70 a mortgage.
The pensions have been granted to
Delawnreaul: Original widows. etc. Annis
Booth, Winning on; Annie r. Pierce, Town
send; Mary r. Davis. smyrna
Louis Leshene. young barber. sustained
a severe cash on the lett hand by razor
slipping from the strop. The wound is heal
inR nicely.
Give the baby sterilized milk from
Diamond Dairy. 30 jefferson st. Phone s20
Also best quality OF milk, cream and butter.
John d. c. Hanna wi make addresses at the
Fourth OF July celebratiO and picnic OF
Cookman NJ. f. Church in Bzncroft's Grove
TO morrow.
The body Of Mrs Mary Donnelly whose
deaih was mentioned 10 yesterdays EVENING
Journal. was brought to Wilmington this
morning from Philadelphia and inferred in
the New Cathedral Cemetery.
As mentioned In yesterdays EVENING
JouRSAL Rev. Thomas A. McCurdy. d, D.. tho
new pastor of Centrai Presbyterian Church,
arrived last night He Will preach At Central
Chui ch on Sunday.
The repairs 10 Front street wharf have
been completed. the wharf having been ex-
tended thirty feet toward the channel
II he street markets were held to-day on
account Of To- morrow being a holiday.
the officials OF tbe Wil.eiestsss and New
Caste elec1ric railway Will meet 10 Whining
ton on Monday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
PASSED RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET

Employees OF the Harlan and HoiliDRs-
worth COMPANY Take Action Relative
TO BIr. Causes Rasigna.ion.
Alta meeting OF the employees OF the
Harlan aud Hollingsworth Company held
on July 2 1885. the following action Was
taken relative TO the retirement OF j.
Taylor Cause, from the presidency of the
company:
Whereas. we have learned with great
regret OF the resignation OF j. Taylor
Cause. president OF the company
And Whereas, he has constantly had
our welfare at heart and strivsn in
every way TO promote our interests as
employees
Resolved. that, while testifying to
his kindly consideration for us on all
occasions and to bis fair and courteous
trestment In all our intercourse with
him. we extend to him, assurance Of our
highest estesm and appreciation aud
wish him, In his private life, freedom
from every care aud long years Of health
and happiness.
Resolved, That these resolutions bs
engrossed aud signed by the committees
and presented TO Mr.. Cause
JAMES CARMICHAEL,
"CHARLEs WOOD,
THOMAS HOtT.
GEORGE YOUsG. secretary"
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
STEAM YACHT WANDA DAMAGED.
Game Near BEING Sunk I'm the Delaware
River on menday Night.

River on menday Night.
The steam yacht Wanda which for
several months lay at the Harlan aud
Hollingsworth Company's wharf mar
rowly escaped being sunk of New Cas-
tie IN the Delaware river last Monday
night BY the German steamship Asturia
which she was attempting 10 race at
close range Tho Wanda had large
pleasure party aboard A. the time
She was running 1t full speed along
side tbs big steamship. whom they sud
denly crashed together. The Wands
rolled over, nearly cspszlng. and In tbi.
way abs MAS carried along At fun speed
BY tho Asiuria until her engines were
stopped Her boats we're torn on to
gethsr with the rigging Several iron
plates on the yachts side were alsS
broken.
The officers on the Asturia stated last
night that the yscht Vas evidently
racing with the larger vessel, and had
mlscaicuated the steamships power.
Consequently. by getting TOO close the
yacht was carried along by tho big YES
sells suction until her engines wer.
stopped
The Wanda, which Is owned by Norris
Henry, of this city, reached PhilAdslphir
badly damaged.
The Wauds came into the Harlan anc
Hollingsworth Company's shipyRrd thil
morning and will be repaired there.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
.CITY'S FINANCES GOOD.
Wilmington Councils Finance
Committee Reports.
PREsENr BODY AGAINST ODDS
After Battling Against Low Tax Rate
and Suffering IncOnvenienoes OF Paying
Bnls Contracted Ry the Old Council it
Has Balance OF 50 96e 81.

bills Contracted Ry the Old Council it
Has a Balance OF SO 96e 81.
The financial report OF City Council
was presented at the meeting OF that
body last night IL was accompanied
by an sble speech by the chairman. Mr..
McNulty. and the dolngs OF the Council
that preceded the present body was
portrayed 10 lasting colors. 1t WAS shown
how the Republican Council had jugRled
the finances for the purpose Of political
effect, aud not word was uttered by
any of the members against 1t. The
bolt. though expected, Was dropped as
from q clear sky. As its contents were
made knoTn, not a movement was at
tempted by any other than the speaker.
Mr. McNulty stated, on presenting
the report, that when the
present Council had assumed It's
duties the newspapers had made
statements as to the amount of the sur
plus left In bank by the outgoing
body. 1t was said to be $40 ,444 81. but
along with this the statement was not
made that bills amounting to $S 359 IS
had been left unpaid. actually leaving
/ g.. csc In the treasury. Then to further
picture the good condition of the city
finances that body passed upon a tax
rate Of 81 40 per $l00
| The tax rate had been for the year
ended June 80. 1895 $3.50 per 800
With this, even all the money had been
spent 10 order to keep itself supplied, In
December. 1894. SAL, 700 81 we're received
from the Water Department. ID This was
spent Then In March, 1895. loan OF
$50 600 was made Of the Water Depart
ment This amount rightfully belonged TO
the fscal year Just ended These amounts
made q total of $11 700, 81 received
Had not the $50 600 bsen secured tbs
old Council would have had q deficit o.
s47 913. With the tax rats OF 81 40 tbs
present Council received but $2S 600
The present Council Is able to preseu
all bills paid up 10 the ending Of th'
ksoal year, June 30. 1896, under tn
ulfsvorsble circumstances Of low
tax rate and minus the cum OF $50 OO'
which it should have received. thi
report showing balance Of 50 966 50 x
the credit OF the city OF Wilmington.
Republican Members oaiet.
Mr.. McNulty continued that Ia
thought it due to the tax payers OF th'
city that these developments should b
msds BE knew OF bills that wer
passed Ia April and May that wer
carried over to July OF last year. Thos
We had 20 meet and contend with. H
then moved the adoption OF the repor'
which was done without q dlssentin
vote.
Not a Republican memb,r OF Il
Council refutsd the assertions OF M
McNulty. Neither did they maks Rr
remarks on the subject,
This report as presented WAS as TO
lows;
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
Hanrr o. rurnor,. nooII naadr.

Au advance edition. with uncut edgeg.
OF Henry o. Turner's new book "A
Modern Political Boss OF Government by
Proxy" will be placed on sale next
Monday morning There viii only be-
one hundred copies OF this edition and
the price will be ona dollar First come,
first served. Leave YOUR order at the
EvENINd JOURNAL ofilce The proceeds
Of the sale Of this publication ars for the
benefit OF Mr. Turner who has been
unable to practice At his profession for .
long time aud Is now almost blind
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
THE JUSTICE METER.
The Scales Dip as Usual
Notwithstanding the Dsy.
LlBgRrY A DEAD LErrER In COURT

As Some OF the Victims Found to Their
sorrow They VIII visw the Fireworks
Through an Ison Checker Board-cas =
IA MuoicIpaI Oourt.
In Municipal Court this morning VII
liam Morris, colored. wins charged by
Officer DlMare With acting In disor
derly manner at the entrance TO White
chapel. When The officer gathered him
Ia he Was on top OF William A Bailey.
colorad, and seemed TO be enjoying the
debate Judge Ball decided that the
experiment Was worth $40 and costs to
him
Richard Dixon, arrested by Oficer
Taylor at the \ 0 freight house,
drunk, got away with 81 and costs, as
he had not been In all for some time
Edward Stanton was found by officer
Lyons In cellar on Front street. He
was crunk, he knew IL and did not deny
It. 1t only cost him s and costs
James Finnegan, arrested by Officer
Shislds at Water and Market streets,
very drunk. was fined 50 and costs.
William HlllsburY WAS another victim
OF Officer Shields He explained that he
had tried IA now brand of gin which had
iust been introduced on the coast and It
noorsd him lu cost him 81 and trim
mings. which no paid
Charles Bowers, another OF Shields
victims. was very good natured and
smilingly Acknowledged being drunk
De got 81 with fringes on II.
Prlsciiia Webb, one Of the bellies of the
colored S65. WAS charged with disorderly
conduct, WAS fined s. and costs
Milliard Vernon. arrested by Officer
Davidson for scorohing on Washingtor
street. paid s. and costs
John Msnlove, oolored, charged with
larceny OF clothing from r. II Brennan,
WAS held In 5000 bail for upper court.
William Thompson and James Short
the latter colored. was charged viii
huckstsring without license. Tit
former was given a continuance until
Monday and the charge against ths latte
was held up on bis promise to get out a
| license
Evening journal., 1896-07-03

After presentation. Mr. MeNulty
stated that the present condition WAS
due principally to the Efforts Of the tex
collsstors President BAylis also stated
that he had visited the tax Office and had
noticed that the collectors were mAking
extraordinary Efforts to make collections.
The Law Comnittee reported favoraoly
on the ordinances prsvidiag for a type.
writer FOR the city solicitor The ordi
nance was adopted and referred to the
mayor for his signature
The monthly report Of the chief
engineer Of the ERE department was
received, as was also the report Of the
superintendent Of the crematory In
which it was stated that 80 dogs and
772 tons of garbage were burned
dur ing June. The amonnt Of coal burned
was 18 tons aud 733 gallona Of oil
we're used.
The milk inspector reported having
made 24l inspections and Inspected 9. 56a
quarts during the last month The coal
oil inspector reported having inspected
II, $40 gallons Of oil last month
The s. p G A. reported the number oil
dogs 10 the pound left over iom May q
be 8 102 we're captured. 80 killed o re
deemed, 10 left In pound. z fold, horses
III, COWS z, were captured OF these
COWS remain In the pound unrsdeemed d
Toe work Of the society for the year asi
ended shows that 92S dogs we're captured
746 killed. 124 redeemed, 45 sold Horse.
captured 80 ; 1 redeemed. / sold. Cow
captured 60. redeemed ST. remaining II
pound For the redemption of doei
$l55 25 WAS collected, for COWS $lO5 80
The election OF meat Inspector resulted
In the selection OF George Abele BY
strict party vote Lewis s. Lee wa
nominated by Mr. Zebley.
The building Inspector reportt d hAvinl
issued thirty three permits with a vslu
alton OF Sc 410 during tue past month
The city treasurer reported having
received these amounts from Eugsn
M. ssyers, $500; fTom James Wilson
f32; from l G. Pyle. $75; Q. Grubb
1910
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
NINE 1..,s marrow Esoap..

While doing her long slide act At
Gordon Heights laet evening Nine Zoe
had narrow escape FROM njary. She
makes = long run down q wirs rope
hanging By her teeth. When nearly at
the end OF her perllous journey one Of
the supports gave way. and che fell to
the ground. The distance WAS only a
few feet. however. and aside from 4
bruised ankle she was unhurt
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
Breen,s All Rlsbt.

Patrick Breen, Of Reading. Pa, who
came to Wilmington several weeks ago
and had the left Side Of his face aud part
OF his jaw removell by DR.. Chandler, to
get rid Of cancer, Is rapidly recovering
from the hecoic operation despite his ad-
vanced age, which Is 20 years. The tube
has been removed from his throat and he
Is able to take soft food In the natural
Wav
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
no Atf,nd A epooInI gervIoa

It is expected that at least 250 mem
bsrs OF the Jr o IT, A M. will hear the
special ssrmon BY Rev. Msrrltt Hulburd.
d. d., At 0racs NJ K Chureh on Sunday
Right The sermon will be the third Of
q ssriss OF lectures on Heroes of the
Faith" The subject will be "John OF
Hess and Jeroms Of Prague. or Lessons
Of Religious Liberty" Oshor patriotic
orders have bean Invited TO hear lt.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
Disd Ia PhlIadslphis.

Mrs Emlly 81. O'Rourks. wifs Of T.
Charles ORourk, and well knowR In
Wilmington. died At her home In
MsnYunk. Philadelphia. yesterday, aged
58 years Her funeral will take place al
the Holy Family Church. PhiladslphiA. on
Monday morning and interWent will bs
made at New Cathedral Cemetery, VII
nington.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
,hn rhnnnnat mani runr oonrnd

We have few copies OF a beautiful
work, Handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit, which will be sold at 81 20 q copy,
which Us about one-fourth the publica-
ticn price Also some copies Of Rand and
McNally's Cyolopedia at ~ 20, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
Feast of the VI.itation.

The Feast Of the Visitation WAS cele
brated at the convent ct Kentmere yes
tsrdsy morning with solemn high mass.
Rev NJ x Fallon. Of st Paul's r @. Church,
delivered an address on the life Of the
Blessed Virpin st. Paups Church
choir led by l. B. Preston, Furnished
the music.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
Mant = Nlrht pnnnh main.

The farmers OF Kent county are en-
deavorlng to secure An extra through
fast freight over the Delaware, Mary
land aud Virginia branch OF tue P w
& B. railroad each night at or 8 o'clock
during the peach season IL Is thought
tue railroad cOmpsny will put on such a
train to run through to New England.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
ThIa Trnmp An TnoondIarv

A tramp called at tho home Of A. J
George In Coatssville. Pl. on the vii
minRton and Northern railroad yester-
ierday morning aud asked for food
When It WAS refused he set FIRE to Mr.
Georges house Fortunately the frs was
extingulshed before It gained much
beadwav
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
ro be Lannoh.d on rue.dar.

The new side wheel ferry boat Phllsdel
phia, bslng built at the Harlan and Hol
linesworth CompanY's yard. for the Phil
adelphis aud Reading Railroad Company
for service between Philadelphia and
KsiRhn's Point will be launched nsxt
Tuesday. Instead Of to morrow, as pro
nnaAd
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
Fourth Of July Al Gordon heights.

The attractions at this plscs tomorrow
will bo numerous. In addition TO the
many features bsing presented this weak
monster tub rassu will take place In the
morning. afternoon and evening The
outdoor fetes will include Mlss z1e In a
sensational slide for life with her teeth a
distance OF so feet. aerial dsmonstrA-
tiona, etc In the evening there will be
pyrotsohnlc displays aud illuminatlons Of
All kinds. Ia the theatre. performances
will be given afternoon and evening by a
company of refined entertainers. The
steamboats, will bring visitors to the park
At frequent intervals during the day
The les. boat leaves the park at 10 30
n m
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
Thsy WIN oatoh FIsh-ma, be-.

The ChIncoteague Island Fishing Club
comprising Frank d. Strickland, i.
Leslie Carpenter Charles M Wharton,
J. Aontsith Jackson. Howard w. Grant.
Charles K)rtman aud A. B. C0nner
will leave for the leland tomorrow for
an sxtenslve fishing trip.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
single Tax RaIlv

At Rosendale Park on Saturday afternoon,
July A, At o'clock The speakers will be
Bolton Hall. Of New York. Rev. J. @.
Taylor, OF Lewes. Del. Arthur Stephen
son, Frank Stephens. Herman Hetzsl and
Rev. DR.. Almes. OF Philadelphia. The
public Is cordially invited.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
wnl no un in a RaIlnnn.

Mrs Ada Van de Veer, Of Newark.
Del will make a balloon ASCENSION at
West Ohester. to morrow. She will
start from the cricket grounds there and
expects to GO up to the height of mile.
Her son accompanies her.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
scott Chapter ENTERTAINMENT

Scott Chapter OF the Epworth League
gave a very pleasing patriotic entertain
ment In Scott Church last night. A
very large audience was preEent. This
program was given and was enthusiastic
cally received: Bqgls call, Roy Hart
Introductory, Wilmer Diummond; vocal
solo, Q. NJ Leitch: recitation, Ethel Mo.
Vsy; vocal duet, Lizzie and Stella
Davis; recitation. three young ladies
selection. orchestra; intermiEsiou
and presentation OF souvenirs
bue'e call, Roy Hart; VocR
solo, Mabel Hart recitation. Ma
ha.a Wells; vocal solo, Rseoe Pyle: road
Ing. Rosa Thompson; realization. G. Ell
gar Fols address p,stor; singing. Lsague
1 Rally Song; eelection, orchestra
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
spend tho attn at washinstOn Park.

The best plsoe to spend the Fourth
OF July Is at Washington Park on the
Delaware Take the steamer Ulrica at
King street wharf at z 10. Ii 30 a. 10.
3 30. 9 10 p M Leave Washington Park
At s 20 =. M: 3 10 and 10 D. N.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
A speolaI sermon Sunday.

Rev. L2fayett Marks. D. D Will
preach a special sermon at Hanover Pres
byterIsn Church on Sunday night on the
subject: 1.-The Old Stone Church The
church referred to Is the old German
Baptist Church at Fifth aud French
streets, now being rszid
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
spent The Dnv At shelIpot.

Tho February class OF 81 OF the VIII
m;ngtou High School gave an eni ,yAble
picnic at Shcllpot yesterday. The after
noon and part Of the evening we're spsnt
at the park. Later, a number OF ths
party went TO Gordon Heights.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
40 Hold a Reunion Service.

The Delaware delegates who attended
the international sunday School Conven-
tion, which met Ia Boston last week. viii
hold a reunion service az s. Paufs M. Z
Church. on Sunday evening st 7.40
oir'a 'ack
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
burned while PlayiDr wlth Matches.

While playing with box Of matches
at her home, No l Carpsnter street, yes
terdAy. Maggie. the little daughter OF
Daniel Robinson WAS bsdiy burned Dc.
John O. Fahsy dressed tue nj 1rles
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
no tbo oroc.r, ana .Tohb,r,,

We sell only fIesh Delaware eggs,
recraied, hue butter-all At Philadelphia
wholesale pricsy. Goods guaranteed. g.
w. SP1oHR, 1O6 East Fourth street
Evening journal., 1896-07-03

spend the zth at Washington Park.
The best place to spend the Fourth
Of JuIy is at Washington Park on the
Delaware Take the steamer Ulrica at
King street wharf at 10. IL 80 q. m {;
3 30. 10 p. m. Leave Washington Park
at 20 a. m 3.15 snd 10 p N.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03

Try those famous breakfasts, dinners
and suppers prepared by A. H. Ainscow,
No. I'll Market street Also oysters,
clans, crabs and Holsters recsived daily.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03

once Sevsnth aud king. Phone 545.
r. Sergeant, dealer In coal and wood
ER- srge pes eoal for family use.
Cas- OF pire wood, large load sl.6O.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
DO You smoke9

Then do not forget to ask for "Clty
Market" manufactured by a. F Bourbon.
Second and Shipley. For sale BY cigar
denlers
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
The nest

LADIES' Dongola, pointed toe, latest style
Button Shoe Guaranteed solid leather
In every part Reduced from So to $1.50.
Special lot. F. ]. Oonnor, 3l3 w. 2nd st.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03

D. NcOusksr, No 2l6 W. Second street
Is making great run this week on russtt
bicycle and otner hne shoes.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
Ooohman n1. p. JubIIea

For Patriotism-hear Drs Hulburd
Murray and Hanna In BAncroft's Grove
on Ash Of July.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
rho Evening journal Celebrates.

Owing to the fact that tomorrow will
be the anniversary of the Independence
OF this land. the EVENING JOURNAL will
not be issued
Evening journal., 1896-07-03

CTORE OPEN THIS EVENING
A LITTLE LATER THAN USUAL
To ACCOMMODATE THE REG
ULAR SATURDAY TRADE.
STORE OPEN TOMORROW
UNTIL 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE.
sl6 MARKET STREET.
MAX. EPHRAIH. Proprietor
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
REAL EsrAxE.

NOR SALE. A NEW TEN ROOM
house, No. s36 anBuren street. with all
tha appointments and convenlencee 10 make
= comfortable. healthy and attractive home.
a j.. JOHNSON, n. K. Cor Sth and Shipieys
Evening journal., 1896-07-03

The balance Of the puolic square APP
propriation was 81 258 Is of which
amount &734 WAS expended FOR. the pay
ment OF the public comfort house, leav-
ing balance Of $519 13 At the disposal
Of Council. As against 5000 for the year
1894 5 Sixty-thres cents was trans
fsrrsd from ths other appropriations.
TheIamount OF uns xpended appropriations
on hand June 80. 1895, WAS as follows:
Evening journal., 1896-07-03
FOB sALF.

NOR SALE-CHEAP. AT THE CLAN
and Grab Beadquarters. .06 East Fourth
street: Medium sizec safe; Fairbanks counter
scale. " ounce to 2S0 ponnd soda water sp-
uaratus complete; coffee mills marble siap'
Is By 80 inches; large sore stove.
Evening journal., 1896-07-03

ATLANTIC CIrV. n J.
nELAwARE HOUSE,
Corner Georgia and Pacific Avenue,
Atlantic CITY, N. j.
One square from the beach. Terms moderate,
J. J. GOOD & ]. HANNA, Proprietors.
HOTEL HECKLER,
IL (Formerly Normandie)
Corner Atlantic and Pennsylvania Avenues
Atlantic City, N. j.
Heated In the winter with steam.
HENRY HECKLER, Proprietor.
MILLER COTTAGE.
House remodeled. Rates 81 to 50.
Capacity, $50 guests.
HENRY MILLER, ROBERT LUDY.
Proprietors.
Moss no HoTEL, EtI.D,,o AvsDus. o00os,ts the
Reading depot,
House enlarged and everything new.
EDWARD MOSS. Proprietor
i 49, Atlantic City. M.
Connecticut Avenue, Ocean End.
A cheerful home, like home. Special rates
TO july /.
THos H. AND A. G. REDLoE.
TNHE BREvOoRT.
Il IL 5. South Carolina avenue. open All
year. Convenient TO depots and beach. Bright,
cheerful rooms. RemOdeled and returu1Hheo.
Weekly terms reasonably.
b. e. NORRIS, Proprietor.
Tar KINGSTON
137 OCEAN AVENUE.
Near the Beach Terms reasonable.
MRS. A. E. MILLER.
TNHE I,UCEkN, MASSACHUSETTS, AVE-.
Il near Pacific. Ocean View. Reading X.
X. trains stop at Massachusetts, ave one
square from beach Table and appo,nSInsendSee s N
per week. Special rates 1or the season. From
Sat till Mon. $500. 4. HARROD. Prop'r.
ocean End Kentucky Avenue.
Atlantic City, n. j.
Steam Heat. with all modern improvements.
Open all the year. Terms moderate.
MR. MR. AND ijlS MRS. RS A. Is. GARDNER, Mars.
- Corner Pacific and Arkansas avenues.
One square from Reading Depot and Beach
New electric passenger elevator and cleo
" Terms: daily. $50 TO $3.50, weekly, $500 tt
sl400. Mrs. X. J. OSBoaSE
THE vALDEMAR.
Il Pacific avenue, near Kentucky avenue
One square from beach. Atlantic CITY, n. j
Omen from May 18Th 20 September 30th.
A II. COLE, Proprietor,
OF "Cole's HOTEL" corner Howard anC
Saratoga streets. Baltimore. Md.
TROY HOUSE,
South Carolina avenue and Bouuu Walk
First house from beach. Open all the year
Rates: Sl.50 TO $500 per day; $o.uO TO SioO
''- THOMAS BRADLEY. Proprietor.
GAN MARCOS HOTEL,
Pacific and Massachusetts, Avenues,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.,
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Near the Beach. Elegant and Modern
Uvdraulc Elevator. sun Parlor. HOT an
Cold salt Baths. Cuisine and service t1i,s nneA
celed. a. OA'o -