, 1903-02-13

T1HS r2uD Oc8ulitQl INV WI
The orchestra and conce WI be under
the direction u Mr.. James Allsopp, OF
Philadelphia, violinls. and prominent
basso vocalist, assisted by the following
selected well known talent; Prof, s.,
ownswortb, organlst and pianist; Prof,
w. Cutler, sole yiolinist, leader of the
Temple Theatre orchestra of Camoenl
Thomas Baines, the prominent En-.
glish cathedral tenor vocalist; Prof. ].
Distone, solo cornetist, of Tenn pie The.
atre, Camden. The following program
will be rendered;
PARTl.
Overture, from Grand Opera, Tannahauser
Trio, Fair Flora Decks, Messrs. Baines,
Ownsworth and Allsopp, Parry
Tenor Solo, 'Once Again. Thomas
Baines, Sullivan
selection, Orchestra
nlolln SOLO, Prof. Cutler, Selected
fen Ses Solo by request, THE Death of
Solo, Cornet, Selected, Prof. Distone
Bass Solo, grand descriptive song, "Man
James Allsopp henfs russell
Overture, "Raymond,n Orchestra
Tenor Solo, "Anita,n Mr.. Baines
Selection, Orchestra
Intermission, followed by grand ball.
- hAS III LIZ AolC6I hluSIC VIII De
played by members of the orchestra.
Tickets are sold at 81, admitting zen
tleman and as many ladies as he wants
to bring. Tickets can be obtained of
any member of the fire company or of
the following officers: Augustus Hill
ton, president; John w. Young, secre-
tary; George j. Emf, treasurer.
There has been a law suit in our
courts between George Holl, a promi-
nent contractor and builder, and J. Al
pheus Vansant, a wealthy coffee mer-
chant, who one lived at AIloway. The
suit has attracted much attention,
While Mr.. Vansant was running for
Congress last fall, a printed circular
was distributed by Mr.. Holl. AT least.
1t was proved, he had it done. 1t was
widely copied in county papers, and
many did not know what it meant.
This is what the circular said:
Thou art the man, j. Alpheus yansant.
To Broadway housekeepers,
Boarders and all,
This is the man
Who built the spite wall.
And ii can be seen from the Broadway cars.
He that takes from you light and air,
GODS free gift from Heaven,
Has malice in his soul
And would murder if he dare.
Now, MI. Vansant charged this as
AOS ohA ouO0 MI. IIO1l lOI p&O,UUO uam-
ages. But the verdict by the Jury was
that it was not libel, for MI. Vansant
had really built a high brick wall, at
the back of his premises, almost up
against the windows of a new boarding
house built by Mr.. Holl. OF course.
this wall did exclude light and air.
though Mr.. Vansant said it WAS done
through NJ spite, but to protect the
privacy of his home. Well, when [
passed Mr. Hollis this afternoon and
saw flags floating from all his windows,
from each side of his doors, and from q
high pole IN the back of his yard. [
the suit had gone against Mr..
Vansant, and Mr.. Holl was celebrating
his W victory. Mr.. Vansant has a
good name, and it will take more than
a ''spite walln to hurt him in the opin-
ion of his fellows.-Camden e%orrespon-
dent of the Elmer Times.
Mr.. Vansant is a member of the
North Wildwood Land Co. and n of
the heaviest stockholders in the Marine
National Bank.
Mothers a safely give Foley's Hon
ey and Tar to their children for coughs
and colds, for it contains no opiaIes on
other DOiSOns. Sold nv Cohen Uyos