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Evening journal., 1903-09-01
WItMINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM

Acting Manager John J. Hanly Of the
Wilmington football team Is making ar
rargements for the coming season. Mr..
Hanly desires the following young men
to attend meeting at Hanley Brothers
cigar store. No. Gil West Eighth street, on
Friday evening.
A. Ellison. II. Goodwin, II. Lewis. J.
Mcclure, A. McGonigle. W. Mroman. A.
Burkhart. NJ. Stout, w. Simmons. j.
Dugan. j. Holt, P. Garrett. c. Saville,
William Nicolls. C. Gouert.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
win Have Now Addition.

At the Kentmere plant Of the Joseph
Bancroft and Sons Company's Mills, the
new addition will be put in operation to-
day.
The structure is two stories high and
constructed of Brandywine granite. IL
will contain one mercerizing machine, one
bleacher. lawn frame and a calender.
These will be used in finishing the cloth.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
WEATHER BULLETIN

The New York Herald forecasts that
In the Middle States and New England
today partly cloudy and warmer wealth
er win prevail. with light to fresh va
riable winds and probably followed BY
local rain in the northern districts. On
Wednesday fair weather and slowly ri1r
ing temperature VIII prevail. with light
and fresh southwest to westerly winds.
and on Thursday fair and warmer
weather European steamers now
sailing will have partly cleVdy to fair
weather and light. varial breezes,
mostly southwest to the ks.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
MoonIIaht SATURDAY NIaht.

The Young Mems Republican Club moon
light excursion. which was to have been
given last Saturday night. viii 90 out on
the coming Saturday night The commit
tee I'm charge Of the excursion will issue
score cards for the ball games at South
Side Park on Friday and Saturday TO ad-
vortise IL.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
No ovster Reats ArrIved.

Although this Is the first day OF the
oyster season, no boats had put In an
appearance at Church street wharf up 20
noon. This is the first time In several
years that the boats have not arrived ear
~ in the morning with the nrst catch Of
the year.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
CONTINUED on second Page.)
PLEASED WITH SAVINGS BANK
Plan Of Saving Easiest and Surest That
Has Ever Been Presented to
Mr.. connell.

Mr. Herbert n. Fell, Wilmington. Del.
Dear Sir. Since starting my savings ac-
count with you find have been able to
lay aside more money in my little bank
than I could have laid aside by any other
means. I have not only paid the premium
on my policy, but saved a goodly balance
upon which I receive interest at 4 per
cent according to my contract.
I think this means Of saving is the
easiest and surest Of any that has ever
been presented to me. I highly endorse
It and enclose a few names Of some Of
my friends who could. 1 believe, adopt
This system to good advantage to them
selves. Yours very truly,
Edward +. Connell,
18th and Walnut streets.
The above letter was addressed 10 Her
bert n. Fell. manager Of The Mutual
Life. at S37 Market street, on July is,
1908. There are many savings bank policy
holders equally as pleased as Mr.. Con-
nell. 1t won't cost you anything for book
let explaining plan. Can or send for it.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
Savings Fund Managers.

The annual meeting Of the Whining
ton Savings Fund Society win be held
this evening when seven managers viii b
elected to serve for three years. The
managers elected will organize tomorrow
night.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
TO ATTEND WATER MEETING

The. Board of Water Commissioners
have invited City Solicitor Harman to
attend the board meeting this after
noon When seen by a reporter for the
Evening Journal Mr.. Harman said he
would attend the meeting. There will
be discussion as to the merits ef ar
sesian wells.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
]. EDWARD ADDICKS IS
SUED BY HIS COUSIN

J William II. O'sullivan Dimpfal, OF OK
ford, Talbot county Md, through his
attorney William III. Cooper, Jr., this
morning brought suit against j. Edward
Addicl1s a first cousin Of the plaintin for
work and superintendent OF work on
Mr.. Addicks' yacht, the Vision.
The damages asked for aggregate be-
tween $500 and $1,000.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
Barely Two Knots an
Hour Blew This Morn
ing and Committee Or
dered Postponement
Races Have Become a
ProIon9ation of the Ag-
ony Which Al Want
to See Ended

Highlands. N. j., Sept. l., lilo a. m.-
No yacht race today. Wind is barely two
knots an hour and falling or. Light rain.
Highlands, Sept. las an event in
yachting the international races have be-
come prolongation of an agony all wish
TO see ended, and what interest remained
after the first race between Reliance and
Shamrock III has gradually disappeared
with each succeeding attempt to race.
The decided superiority Of Reliance over
Shamrock demonstrated in the two races
that have been sailed has left no doubt in
the minds Of the world at large as TO the
better boat, and the consequent unsuc-
cessful attempts to sail the third, and
what is looked upon assuredly as the de-
cisive race. is but suspense to the Sham
rocks supporters as well as to the Amer
ican world Of sports.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
BUY GOOD GROCERIES

at Lynch's. II our goods are satisfac-
tory tell others II not tell us. Lip
toms English Breakfast Tea. quality
No. 1, 35c. package; Ceylon and India
Tea, quality No. 1. s5c. package; quail
ity No. 2. soc. packages. Fruit Jars and
spices.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
Vii po cash auslness.

Beginning today the various laun-
dries doing business in this city viii
hereafter transact business on a strictly
cash basis. A meeting held recently
resulted in this agreement.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
NINE ASK
FOR DIVORCE
}. THOMAS PRICE I'LL

Old Resident Of Delaware City Stricken
With Paralysis.
j. Thomas Price, OF Delaware City,
who was stricken with paralysis several
days ago is now In a serious condition.
Mr.. Price IL one OF Delaware City's most
prominent citizens and has long been
ono OF It's political leaders. He Is agent
for tho Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
Company and has been connected with
that company for about forty years.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
Roats Land a. upper side.

Owing to repairs being made at the
dock the boats Of the Wilmington Steam
boat Company are landing at the upper
side of the wharf in Philadelphia, instead
Of the lower.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01

Accounts OF firms. individuals and cor
porations respectfully solicited. Favor
able terms extended. International Bank
& Trust Co.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
12th and Walnut streets.
Pouches. Pouches.

At Durstein's. A nice assortment Of
plug and smoking pouches, 10, is, 25,
80, so, IS, S1.Oo.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
shinnino Heavy Machinery West.

0TITF--T1
The Hilles and Jones Company today
shipped two heavy machines to the Frost
Company, OF Galesburg, III. One Of the
machines weighed thirty-nine tons and
the other twenty-six.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01


New York, Sept. 1.-Again the beau
tiful cup defender Reliance failed to
register her third victory over Lip
tons challenger because the wind died
to nothing, and time limit OF five and
a half hours expired before she could
reach the finish line. Her margin was
approximately the same as on Thurs
day last She was less than half a
m from the finish when the gun
sounded. The Shamrock III was a
faint blur on the horizon, fully two and
a half miles astern. Reliance's fail
ure to score the race was the more
exasperating because her ultimate tri-
umph is row conceded, even by Sir
Thomas himself, to be simply for
mality. The superiority of the HERE
shoff boat in any kind of weather is
acknowledged by the yachting critics
of both sides Of the Atlantic. and the
fiuke only prolongs the agony of the
contest that has already been decic ed.
The waning interest in the cup races
was strikngly illustrated by the size
Of the observation feet, If the ships
which went down to the ocean race
course could be dignihed by such a
title. Outside of the revenue cutters,
which patrolled the course, it consisted
of half a dozen side-wheelers with al
most empty decks, few sea-going
tugs and a score Of steam yachts.
The race was spiritless from the be-
ginning. 1t was laid Is miles to wind
ward up the Long Island shore and re-
turn. It's saving feature was the start,
In which Captain Wringe, by a pretty
piece of manoeuvreing, neatly turned
the tables on the Yankee skipper and
captured the windward berth. Even
so. the yachts crossed the line abreast
like q harnessed team of horses.
But within 10 minutes the defender
vas showing her heels to the chal-
isnger, and when the float at the outer
mark was reached she rounded 1t 20
minutes and % seconds ahead of her
rival. In the five times the boats have
net this was by far the worst beating
Shamrock III has had in windward
work. The only interest which re-
NAMED after that was as to whether
Reliance would be able to reach the
inish line in time to score the race.
Reliance at first reached homeward
under balloon jib topsail. and then car
ried her spinnaker for mile only to
resort to the ballooner again. With
the wind aft of the beam, main sheet
well in and ballooner bellying, she
made good time and drew away from
the challenger until the wind softened,
when the speed of both slackened.
Shamrock III caught freshenSng wind
first and cut down Reliance's lead half
a mile before the leader caught it.
Then Reliance steadily gained until
she had made good her two-mile lead
and added another half mile to It. In
trying to hold the wind in their jib
topsails both yachts had run of their
course, but both set splnnakers and
headed straight for the finish. The
wind was dying away and the spinna-
kers drew poorly. Reliance was NOV
ing not more than four miles an hour,
and Shamrock III was two miles and
a half astern Of her when the commit.
tee boat signalled that the race was
off. Both Immediately took in sail
and were taken in tow for Sandy
Hook.
The yachts raced again today.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
WILL CAUSE ARRESTS

Board Of Health After Property
Owners.
The Board OF Health held a short ses
sion this morning. Several arrests were
ordered made because Of the failure o.
property owners to comply with an ordei
from the board to enter sewers. More no
tces were also ordered sent TO mum
Der Of taxpayers to abate nuisances.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
Henry Jane.

Is a long after dinner smoke, 10c
straight; per box Of 25, $500. Dur
STEMS.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
A Few More

si.OO amber pipes left. Durstein's, 8
East Second street.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01

Lead pencils, slate pencils, school
companions at BADER 5RoSs 22i
King street
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
PLANT WILL NOT CLOSE
A. C. Gray Denies Rumor About Har-
Ian & Hollinssworth Co.

There was rumor in the southwestern
section Of the city yesterday to the ef-
feet that the plant of the Harlan and Hol-
lingswor.h Co. would be closed this week
and all the employees thrown out Of work.
Andrew C. Gray, of counsel for Receiver
smith Of the United States shipbuilding
Company, in speaking of the rumor this
morning said there is no truth in IT,.
Mr.. Gray said:
There is no doubt but what the plant
VIII continue to run"
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
NO YACHT RACE:
LITTLE WIND
BITTEN WHILE ASLEEP

Mrs. Moore Attacked by Rat While in
Bed.
Being awakened from a sound sleep,
Mrs. william A. Moore, Of No. 1922
Pennsylvania avenue, found an i'm
mense rat gnawing her nose. She
screamed and the rat scampered away.
Her nose was bleeding profusely from
where the rodent had sunk its teeth
into the flesh.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01

We extend a cordial welcome 70 visit
our banking rooms. International Bank
& Trust Co., si4 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01

School bags, crayons and pen-holders
at BADER RRoss 221 King street.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01

School bags. crayons and pen-holders
at BADER BROS, 221 King street.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01

Tables. pencils and composition
books az BADER BROS, 221 King
street.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
OYSTER AGAIN
IN PUBLIC FAVOR
Youngsters Who Have Had
Chance All Summer Being
Caught and Eaten
GREAT FLEET OF SCHOONERS
Opinions Differ as to the Prospects
For the Crop and the Prices to
be Asked-The Luscious 5ivaIves Are
Here.

be Asked-The Luscious 6ivaIves Are
Here.
Quietly and unostentatlously the oyster
today oozed its way into the estimation OF
the public again and shares honors with
the little neck clans and the lobster,
which have pandered to the appetite for
sea food since April slipped on the call
endar.
Given Time TO Grow.
Popular belief has been helped along by
the Governments action in fixing a closed
season for oysters. This Is not because
they are not healthy OF palatable in sur,-
mer. The spawn is formed and deposited
in she beds between May and September,
and Uncle Sans servants want 70 give
the youngsters a chance.
with the entrance Of the aristocrats OF
the oyster family, their poor relations and
sundry usurpers viii have to retire 70 the
obscurity Of meadow "thoroughfares."
Chief among those whose brief reign
comes to an end today is the salt" oys-
ter. which the Government does not think
worth protecting. and IS eaten in the
summer time in the absence OF the more
toothsome bivalbes. Dealers say that
salts" have never been better than now.
but that popular demand for them will
fall of 30 per cent. after today. Closely
following them in their retreat win be the
red-faced crab and the saffron clam,
which are IN vogue during the summer.
Last night $50 schooners gathered at
Maurice river, the great fishing grounds
o fthe oysters that come to the local mar
ket. At sunrise this morning the first
scoops were lowered and the race began
for cargoes Of the juicy bivavles. Some
Of the oysters are TO be Immediately rush-
eded to market, reaching here tomorrow
morning. The new catch Of oysters win
not reach here in their prime, however,
until Thursday. The reason for this Is
that on being taken from the beds. the
oysters should be soaked in fresh water
for twleve hours 10 fatten them before be-
ing sent to market. AL winter this fishing
win continue.
Prospects For Crop.
Prospects for the annual crop seem &c
be promising. although the reports from
Maryland say oysters will be scarce and
high.
Opinions Seem to Differ.
sOme dealers think there may be
shortage OF the better varieties, and
rise in price Of possibly 10 per cent. a
wholesale. Others think the former prices
will be maintained. All seem agreed. how
ever, that the consumer Is not likely {,
pay more for his oysters by this rise ir
the wholesale price. There is so much
competition araong retail dealers that q
cut m prices would probably result from
any attempt on their part to raise retail
rates.
Many Of the higher grades are disposed
Of by thousands Maurice RIVER Coves OF
the large sizes bring 50 and nice mediums
S. Salts bring s. and $3.50 for the better
grades. and "a and $3.50 for the mediums
Then there are the grades particularly
sought for their fine flavor. These sell
by the barrel. Shrewsburys bringing s.
to $3.50 for medium sizes and $3.50 to 81
for the large ones. and Blue Points selling
for 81 and $3.50 a barrel.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01

Quietly and unostentatlously the oyster
today oozed its way into the estimation OF
the public again and shares honors with
the little neck clans and the lobster,
which have pandered to the appetite for
sea food since April slipped on the cal
endar.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01

GREED: To publish
ews that Ought to be
iished; to tell the truth
lat ought to be told, aud to
BUT it into readable form.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
wEArHERl To-day, Partly

cloudy, warmer, light to fresh
variable winds. Tomorrow,
Fair, slowly rising tempera-
ture, fresh winds.
Evening journal., 1903-09-01
Prospects For Crop.

Prospects for the annual crop seem 70
be promising. although the reports from
Maryland say oysters win be scarce and
hfoh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12
SUMMER RESORTS.
Hotel CIlamberIin, Old Point 3s!It, Comfort

bly, furnished hotel on Atlantic coast
Summer Rates, June to Oct. s. per daJ
up. Special Weekly Rates. Orchestra. boat.
Ing, bathing. sailing. fishing, tennis, golf,
devious of North Atlantic Squadron. New
management 1903. Booklets can be had at
offices C. & o. Ry. GEO. +. ADAMS. Mgr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12

On account. of moving from the city.
her residence. COS West Main Street,
fine furniture (parlor), one very fine
hair with fine SIX Broeate lie, cost SEQ;
Very handsome parlor Pictures. Orange
Lace Curtains, Mahogany Finished Ia
BILE with brass trimmings; fine French
Plate. Mantel Mirrow with bronze ana
hogany Finished Rockers, Fur and Vel
vet Rugs, Gold Leaf Chairs, Japanese
Vases and Bric-a- Brac Portieres. &C.
Walnut Chamber Suit latest design, Mir Mir
ror Door Wardrobe to match. cost S275;
Wilton Velvet. Carpet. handsome Toilet
Set Fold stork Screen, Lace Curtains.
Hall Rack With vii large French Plate Mir
ror. China Umbrella Holder. Hall Pic
lures, BRUSSELS Hall and Stair Carpets.
RpeE os c2na 6a5s one s qSe
CHARTERED Oak Extension. able with
GaEvea Legs Extra ss Mrror
Lounge upholstered In velour. High-back
Dining Chairs. Dining Room !, Pictures ,t lures
Alaska Refrigenaitor son one eees
lot of other Crockery, Glassware. ,knives.
Forks and Spoons. Domestic Sewing Ma
chine. Comet Self-feeding Stove.
tGnen Cream kns Kange Gas ane coot tHn
Stove Child's Combination Chair. hand
some Go-Cart, one 40-Gallon Stone Filter.
"a All Of the furniture is fine and first:
class. The ladies are especially invited
to nttend this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
tulyl2-2t. Auctioneers
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Pollard & Bagby and N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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$4,000 viii buy n nice suburban home on
o1actric car line, acres with 8-room
dwelling and other improvements
: c. L. G. H. L. DENOON,
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For SALE.
$1,000 will buy corner Brick Residence
with deep lot brick Stable. etc. Plenty
room to build In rear. Tho house Is mod
ern and In excellent order. and good
renter at SOS per month. exclusive OF sta
oies' eee WIN. B. PIZZINI CO.,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12

Crhc "OLD WHITE" sulphur now
omen. Famous for It's sulphur baths.
Modern improvements. With private baths.
Orchestra of Is pieces. Terms. SIS 70 80
week. $50 To. 800 per month Write for Illus
trated booklet Address GEO. A. MILLS.
Jr.. Mgr. Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs. w Va.
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The bond required of the Special Com
missioner by the aforementioned decree
Teste: CHAs. o. sAvlLLE,
Clerk.
II. A, Mccurdy and w. B. Pizzni, Auc-
tioneers
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Mcveigh & GIinrl.
Make speciality Of col
lecting rents.

BUY A HOME with your rent money; S7.76 por
month for u years will buy or build "a ST. 900
home; no interest, no bis hrst payment; pro.
tcction In sickness and a guarantee fund TO
reimburse you II you Withdraw; the sooner
You Join the sooner you will get your home
Write for plan at once. Agents wanted. FhA
TERSAI. HOME PURCHASING ASSOClA.
TION 18th Floor. 324 Dearborn ST.. Chicago,
y !.
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EoR SALE.

For SALE,
80 PER CENT. NET. WEST END
GROWING INVESTMENTS. II BRICK
AND FRAME DWELLINGS. All on one
block. south Of Franklin ana east OF
white tenants, to close an estate. 5000
j. THOMPSON BROWN d W.
If QUICK SALE IS MADE. OWNER
Will sell most desirable lot. IN Easi
End at sacrifice. Good SIG ana wen
located. cATI1N
No, 6 North Eleventh street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12

BY II. "A. McCurdy
w. B. Pizzini Co.,
Real Estate Brokers.
COMMISSIONER sale
...OF...
No. ais e. Broad Street, North
Side, Between Fourth and Fifth
Streets; Three Brick Stores,
Northeast Corner Of Leigh
Street and Brook Avenue
land.
Frame Store, Corner ST. John and
Cootes Streets,
At Auction, on the Premises, on
Tuesday, July 18th, 1903,
At Hours Below Mentioned.

cree e Of 9th the { chancery Court Of The city
OF Richmond, entered on the third day
VS.. Zimmerman, ct ais. therein pending
the undersigned appointed Special Com
missioner thereby will offer for sale on
20 .' AT so'cLocK P. M,
the Frame Store, situated at the north
east corner OF st. John and Coots Streets,
John Street and running, back along
Cootes Street 129 feet inches. This is
good business stand. Immediately there
AT $50 O'CLOCK p, NJ,
the three Brick Stores at corner Of Leigh
Street and Brook Avenue: the corner No.
$50 in the OF MI Sa
The s store adjSIhing. No. sss, :. in oeen-
Pancy Ct Mr. Wood and an No S ad59h
entire property has a front Of about sixty
feet on Leigh Street and runs back ;i, ~ ~
feet to ar alley These houses WIZ yho, be
as may be deemed best. at time OF sale.
and plat showing subdivision will be
thown at time OF sale. Immediately there
that very des.rably located Brick BROAD
STREET STORE, No, AIS, on the north
now in the occupancy of Mr.. ,Weinstein;
This property has a front Of % feet and
8 1-2 inches on Broad Street The improve
ments consist OF three-story brick store,
with dwelling above and occupying most
of the lot. The location Of this property
Investments. Broad Street property ir
this location Is rarely on the market, anG
this Is in the very centre OF the retail
trade Of the city,
TERMs-All cash, or In lieu thereof
purchaser may pay one-third In cash and
give negotiable notes. with interest add
ed. and waving the homestead, payable
at six and twelve months from day OF
gale; the title TO be retained until the
entire purchase money Is paid, Sales
made subject to the confirmation of the
court,
Special Commissioner
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THE MECKLENBURG.

new. modern hotel and SANAToRIuol. 10
Gated at Chase City, Va. on the Southern Rail-
way, three hours ride from Richmond. Va.
every homelike comfort and convenience 70.
the pleasure seeker or the invalid; cuisine apd
service unsurpassed. The finest and most perfect
system OF baths this side OF New York City.
Chloride, Calcium and Llihih Waters. noted
for their remarkable curative effects on inoi-
gestion, rheumatism, all kidney and bladder
troubles chronic mnlnriai poisoning ncrrSni
troubles and wonderful uric acid solvent an,
eliminator.
Resident physician with complete electrical
and hot.air outfit.
resort amusenents. =,
20 THE MECKLENBURG. Chase City, Va.
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M'vEIGH AND GL1fH
have follg. dwig.
o.A Cat ~

For Rent. SEPT. l.t.
$3.50. sI2 w.&Grnrc: u Il. 4. 81 J.
$3.50. 93I W. Grace; IL II. A. NJ J..
$3.50. 1000 Floyd; 10 Il. A. NJ.
5000. 1910 Floyd; 10 r. \. NJ.
5000. 1OC2 Floyd; 12 r. a. 81. IT,.
$3.50. 1907 Han.v cr; X. A. u. y.
S46s. 2lo W. Main: 4. A. 81. !. Oct ISL.
$3.50 1910 Park; Il. \. n. l.
$3.50. 1920 West Ave; r. A. n. ]. aug, LIST.
1920. iii West Ave.; r. A. VI. L
S42o 1910 Ivy; s Il. A. 81. I.
1920. 3o4 Z. Clay; 5 X. A. 81. ].
$500 215 Governor; IL X. A. 81. /.
$500 141s Floyd; Il. A. 81. !. Sept Sth.
$500 si2 n. Eighth; o r. A. n. ~. =,
$500. 2l7 S. Fourth Il. A. NJ. l.
$3.50. % y. Beech: r. A. II. !. Aug. LIST.
$3.50. 5l5 n. Third; r. y. 81. !.
5000. 1908 W. Main; II. A. 81 !.
$500 eli ". Cary; s K. A. 81. !.
5000. 500 w. Cary;7 Il. A. NJ. L..
5000. 209o W. Cary; r. A. N. I.
5000. 1900 w. Main; Il. A. N. l..
s2l6. 81 n. Lombardy; 9 r. A. N. !.
s2l0. 100 y. Nineteenth: S II. A. II. l.
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HOTEL SCARBOROUGH.

Beacbfront of Maryland Avenue, Atlantic City,
n 4 100 ocean.front rooms, many with private
ba tn. Elevator aud every convenience o.. o.
first-class modern hotel Special weekly J. rate ,s
trains. illustrated booklet, rpm u,vuAn