CAPE MAY HERALD.

VOL. I. NO. 31.

“HERALD’S” ENTERPRISE ITS EXTRA EDIT. OHS OF FRIDAY A J0URHALI8TIG FEAT. Reosifrc tie Warn Praise ef the Public. The Hew.in This^ty-Wbat SeweU

and Wanamaker Say.

The new* «hat Prwident McKinley had

been atrickcn dnwn by the bullet of an Anarchiai aaaaaain »aayecci»tNl In Cape May ariih aatonlabmciit, followed by expreaaloua.if ibe deep. 'regret. The nrwa apread With jncrcdible awiftneaa, audjMK'ii tlte crowd* Ixjjan to beatege the telegraph office* eager to laani the deta^of UmdaaUtdly crime which has thrown tbe nation, Irreapectlye of pollti

cal creed, into profound sorrow. Dedinle information of the condition

of the wounded ExocuiWe and tbe salient facia ui the at tempted aaoa«liiiatiou Were firat giyeu Ui the public In au extra edition of the UktuthO. Tbe firat edition appeared shortly alter 8 o’clock,

and until tbe aocoiid edition w bauated ai 11 o'clock, bundreda of

of the llkkALl), I nab I10U1 the .preaa.

CAPE MAY CITY, N. J., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1901.

Subscription—$1.00 per Year.

THIEVES ABROAD. Durelars Viiit the Union Market, bnt Secure Little Booly. Burglars forced an entrance into the Union market of Geo, 'C. Crawford, on Washington street, arometime Wednesday night, and bat for their bungling work, which was evidently that of amateurs, would have secured _ the contents of the safe, which contained’scveral hundred dollars The combination was not on the safe at the time, and in aUcmpfing to force it open, they only succeeded in setting it. An entrance was effected througl window in the rear of the store. .About three dollars in cash, all the change in the drawer, and a quantity of soft drinks are missing. There is no positive clue to the thieves, but it is believed they are from this city, and the police are making aa investigation upon this theory.

DIED IN HER SLEEP.

Mrs. Lydia C. Garretson Expires

Suddenly Wednesday Night.

Mrs. Lydia C Garretson, aged S9 3 ; ear». of Ccdarville, who had been visiting her sister, Mrs. K. Turner,,of < Washington street, for some days, was found dead in bed Thursday morning, having expired

! sometime during the night.

The deceased had been an invalid for a

thought that

Ann, in.u non, •••» ^ .

were seized with tcvcrmh auxn-t, by J number of yemnk „ d it

eager community. The cbeem.g lufur* „ changi walloii couiaiiK-d iu llic telegram lrum . believed

Buffalo of the prubable recovery of tlie ; dition induced heart failure.

rrcsideot Mcbiuley.

President relieved tbe inlciuK

which olberwiac must have lasted uii.il

tbe following day. and Lome with lighter bean

The journalistic enterprise of the ^^KAUD iii Uiua giving tbe eXcluaivc li.*. foruiallul' llom ,ne aceia: «•! tbe crilue, leoeived the waimeat commeiidatioo and hearty expreaaioiia of gratitude lor the aervroe reodoted w ere liuartl oo nil a.d. e. w inch dearly showed how deep was tbe anxiety and. how lender the sympathy which filled the great buart of the public. L in too SlaU» setiator Siwell, who to occupy mg 4Jm_Wimiaor aveuue. voUagc.

waa veiy much gtVved at

the ah*ailing ot V

li. regarded It aa a calaatroplie i oaratry. . "Mr MeKmlry ia a gieat and - - slngh.hearted ruilriol.” he' aaid, "w h,aasol, aim aa'I’iVatUent has been to aeivr Lia coUiitVy IsilfiiUiiy. Re i* Uw Uai tuan wb^ should Have been laid loW by *jtu SNta^alu'a bullet. Tbe Senator rejoined at the laier eucuraging report* Urat tfic wounds were not uecsawarlly fatal and eXpoMcd tbe hope that nr - wduld ym. be aaved Uf hi* country. Former Poatmaaier General Wansnsaker wbou seen by the tiEKALU reporter at Cape May Point just alter the news reached thia city, gave out the fol-

lowing stalcmeui:

“I am speechless with sorrow that au attempt has been made to as«Aaaiiiaie another American Picsklcul and Ibai W illiam McKinley may lie with Llucoiu and Garfield in a many r’a*grave. "Ilia vision uf’tbe glory ut America in tbe near future by the completion of tbe pubiic measures of bis administration outlined in his public address at the Pan American drrpcus the sorrow that will be universal auould be nut live Ufinish tbe great works in hand. I qpuuol think of- any other event that could ''•plunge tbe ionion iu such grief or touch the liberty-loving world mi pnifonutily with regret aa the sudden, uncalled-fur sacrifice of our President-"

11 ; John C. Garretson. and a son survive. Yacht Stranded, Live* Saved. During the atiff northeaster which

aim

,,

hound from went aahorc on the polo aAd will likely he a total Captain -\Vall»ec,''-til* crew of seven' ie« and Iwo passenger* were saved by the ni-nlo|ien life aavrra and the empin 1 m of this Maritime Exchange .report lig station at Dolawarp H-eakuater. The Rapid An. fnmieriy the fatherine C-. la ow m d i>y R. Hall McCormick, of Chicago, III Informatinn rec-ivid from lame. say. that 1 lie Raphlan IWw lira bad poalikin and I* full of water. . The yacht la valued at 840,000, and the wrecking aieaiuer North Amerira will pmbalrty attetnpi to float her, bwl chance* of saving her are slbn. la ^Vedirendaj the party came to this (rity. reglatpring ai CiMigresa Hall. They, intend tx>enjoy the gunning on Maurice

PISTOL ^OR INTRUDER.

Cartridge Failed to Explode, or There Might Hove Been a Killing. Former Tax Collector George C. Edmonds, of. West Cape May,: was awakened from a sound sleep Sunday night by a noise coming from the first floor of hi. home 90 Broadway. It suouded like aoroe ooe forelng tlielr way into the hiKiae. Ar>Ki*ing~^ria- ?^fc, Mr. Ed-

oiuuda awaited development*.

Boon someone tried the le d room door, hut found It locked. With revojver ln band. Mt. Edmund'* tat upon the aide Of

fils-had. When the Intrader tried to

fastee the door with a key and fallerl he tried to force It This was too much for tbe nerve* of Mr. Edrauuda, -who attmnp'ed to fire through the door, but the cartridge failed to expkule. The click of tbe pistol frightened tbe burglar, ami hr escaped. An alarm was Immediately ' encoded, but no Usee of tbe -Jnlroder

A Ore—claloa.

Aa taaportaat rellgVWu < celebrated according ui the

tom at the I Teoeabaum

my ws.

' Mr. and Mra^UaaVi d Wednesday of last week.

Their new-born baby buy was eight d»y» Old. and the circumcision ceremony wasobeerred. the rlglit brieg performed by Rabbi Moaea. of PbiladelphU. The boy was named Allas. He Is a bright liule fellow. Tbe event was wlUwaard by a oujTiber of relallvra and I And* from Philadelphia. Millville, Bridgeton ,

rupies

. handaorae Washington

aiastlcallv.

residrnoe at Jefferson

streets.

Capt. A. E. Harvey, who. with hla family, has passed aeverxl wn-ka, a* 1* Ills annual rufctwn, at the Spieklon Hotel, haa aim-e its clnaing taken apartment* at llie Brexlou fur a continued

■ptetnber to.jiHim.

Mn. H. D. Fljng. of Philadel iwsaing Beptenilier at Carroll Fling ia a lari?. Cape May

property holder. He la a pi^aaut gentleman and enterprising hualm-w* man,

meh eat reox-d by his uumerona

Vpua

Mr. and Mi Ulsfare par Tills. Sir. F

aary for It*

Sewell on Anarchy.- -' Rraper iing-pr»|>n*>.’d lcgi*laiion for the. *nppr,-**ioii of anarnhv and Anarchist*. United Slates Senator Sewell this week

said:

“I heartily concur In the nulvemal aentlmi'ut that anar.hy ranat be. uprooted and favor imiuddiate and stringent' measfor thl* purpose. Both State and

Frdend legislation U

ac'»mplishmcnt.

"The. sulking down of one of the beM P resident* we ever bad in a country wber^biviLand keligious liberty prevail* -o'groat au extent aiid where the whole policy of ihe govornmeut la eKpeclally directed to the welfare of the people place, uarohy beyond the pale of human ciem-

ucy."

St- John’s P. E. Church.

St. John’s P. E. Church, corner Washing-

ton and Franklin streets. Sunday Communion 7.30 a m. Holy ion, 10.jo a m. tbe^ firat Sund

each month. Mot

-Holy

lhe x firat Sunday of Prayer, »o.jo a m. m. The following

Kenhett Square, Philadelphia; Md. Rev. C. Ernest-Smith, O'b., rector of Church of St. Michael'* and AU Angels, Baltimore.

MlnUter Wu Coming. Maater Wu Cbocbu, tbe IB-year-old son of W.u Ting-fang, the popular Chinese Minister to tbe United Slates, arrived at the Windsor Hotel Sunday night, to stay until tbe lat of October. He may abortly be joined by bis father, who will probably spend a fortnight here. Cboa

While the joy is nni versa].that the Preai-

snd we turn onr attention again to onr bnsinerii and domestic, aflairs, it ia well to hear in mind that Charles A.

is the 1

Swain, 303-07 li in thia city for l

era of Acorn stove* for the b loaves of- bread baked on these Why not try for the Acorn prixe ?

1 of cottagers at

arranged to

adelphi* leaving Capy May at r.^ p. m., Thursday*, September tatb. 19th and sfitfa.

the station in the

PERSONAL INTEREST GOSSIP OF THE EE80ET IH WHICH YOU MAY BE MESTIONED. Man/Yiilton Here to Enjoy the Tranquil September Days'by the Sea. Of. ring* of Surf a id Strand. Dr. J. .H. Andonon, a prominent Philadclpbla physician, Is visiting Mr. Goo.

Luvett.

Mi** Ethel Winter gave a sailing part] Monday in Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wiater's

steam lannch.

Mr. and Mr*. Wllmer Lovett, of Ro**L

borough, are tbe gut-aU of Mr. dud Mm. k

George Lovett, of Hughes street. Mrs. Louis MacKeuzie and son, of WhoeHfifcr-W. ¥*., arrived on Tuesday for a fortnight'* stay at a Jackson street

hotel.

Mr. and Mr*. Henry Carey Lea are tertaluing their granddaughter, Ml** Marjorie V. Lea, at their cottage Windsor avenue. Mr. and Mr*. John M. Scott have .. turned to Cape May fmm Newport and Narraganaeti. They are tbe guest* rtf Mr*. Lewis A. Scott. L. H. Walk In*, of Jersey City, wa over Sunday visitor to Cape May. thinks aeriously of using hla automobile on hla next trip hero. Mrs. J. Peuroae Collina, who has been vitliltig Mr*. D. J. Crabbe at her cottage in Ufia city, ha* returned to her Baltimore avenue home. Philadelphia. Mr*. Ella .McKnlgbt, daughter of the late Judge Carter, of Philadelphia, continue* her surf bathing quite enthu-

nd -ia muc

'•Mr May ai-quaiutaiicc*.

Mr. Georgi

Lovett, tbe popular

Weather Hurenu official, in ibis city, left Monday for a three-weeks’ jaunt through Middle Weal, viMting the PanAmerican, Niagara, Chicago and other pbims of interest. During hla abaenue the bureau will be iu charge of Mr. Geo. Hunt, of Washington, D. C. • A pair of aumroer girl* who always Inspire ainoere admiration because of their beauty of feature, culture of Intellect and charm of manner are the Mi**ea AntU C. Houston and Ida L. Dryden, two of the Quaker City’s fairest nd **eetext representatives. These bright and interesting girls are spending Mom^titna at a Jackson street villa, wh^re they are tbe eentre of attraction. Beside* being two of tbe most impressively aUractive\f the lady bather* seen upon tbe. *ir»nd thl* summer, they manage to got all the pleasyire there la out of tbe surf, and buffet tbe breaking breaker* with great daab and bravery. They are enthusiastic iu their praises of

the Cape May, shore

Impromptu Muslcale.

One of the roo*t truly delightful little muaicalea of the season wa* enjoyed by about sixty persons at the Carroll Villa on Wednesday evening. Among the fine voices beard were Mr. Morris Hall Ware, of St. Mark's Episcopal church; Mr. Hurry, B. Gurney^tcnor '** ~—’ '

and Mr. Wtflpm

Mia* E. L. Walter,

others. '

Mr. Ware, who has a magnificent baritone voice, sang: .Prologne to "Pagliacd," by ivelio; 'The Roaary," Kevin; "Winter Lullaby," DeKoven; "Stars of Normandie," Adams. Mr.Gnmey first sang "May Monring,’’ following in encore, "Oft in the Stilly

B. Gurnejvtenor, of St Stephen's chufth, and Mr. Wiflikm King, all of Philadelphia;

and

Baltimore,

Night;” this latter was so charmingly beautiful that all felt they had never heard it so

sweetly sung befofe.

Mr. King rang "1 Know My Lore

Me" and "Anchored."

Mia* Walter, by request.

"Are Maria."

The piano accompaniments were by Mr*. A M. Ware, mother of Mr. Morris widely known aa one of the fit Mother and son are tenderly devoted to •each other, and in their music*.: parti 1 and work they are enthnaJariicaUy joined 'heart and.soul in every effort. About twenty Vocal number* iu all were

r Love Ixwe* ■weetly rang

' by li is Wi

T

News From Buffalo Is [Friday] Mornii Says He is ia

a Critical Coition.

MrsMINlEY UNCONSCIOUS

BUFFALO, N.Y., Sept. 13. Information from the "Milburn

residence this morning indicates that the President is in a very critical condition. 'The following

bulletins have been issued: 7.30 a. m.—President McKinley

has had sinking spell. Semi-un-consdons at one time. Heart failure is feared and salt injections

have been administered to r

heart action. 1 * The family and VicePresident Roosevelt have been summoned. Mrs. McKinley un-

conscious. Change for worse. 8^50 a. m.—There has been no

official bulletin concerning the President’s condition since last night, but the statements of the doctors all point to a collapse. His heart was weak, bnt after 5 o’clock it rallied. Secretary Wilson say* the President has a fighting chance.

9 a. m.—The President has ral-

lied and is apparently much better than at any time during the night.

Work Continued,

The late John D. Lankenau, who waa constantly engaged In good works during hla long life, baalmsde a must beneficent disposition of the hoik of hla large fortune. The German Hospital and the' ■ Mary J. Drexel Home, Philadelphia, were tbe recipient* of bis well-directed irealty for many years, and now hr left munificent endowments for each of these institutions. $1,800,000 being divided equally .between them. They will now be enabled to extend their operations, and to continue their beneficent work with greater energy than ever.

Funeral of W. H. Reeves.

Tbe funeral of William Henry Reeves, who died on Wedneaday of last week, took place from hla late residence on Broadway in West Cape May. on Saturday afternoon last. Rev. John* L. Lad dis, former pastor of the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church, and Rev. D. H. Laverty, D. D., the present pastor, were

unt and conducted the service*.

There was a Urge attendance of relative* auA friends. Tbe Interment waa made In tbe family plot at Cold Spring Preeby

Gun Shout.

R. W. Harvey, of Philadelphia, won the weekly day pigeon shoot of tbe Cape May Gun Club last Saturday. The

I™*-

Hit Missed.

'I

Oape May Train Changes.

The Penmylrxni* Railroad Company pot May;

Into effect on Tuesday last a npw time table for the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad. A* revised, the schedule is u follows: Express trains leave Market street wharf, Philadelphia, aa follow*; For Cape May, 9*. m . 2.30 and 4.06 p. m. week-day*; Sun(th’u win nm t ron^fer'^piem'&T j0> Excursion train, Sundays only, v.jo a. m. '• ’ Numerous change* in time of trains for A title sea, Wildwood and Sea Isle City.

Caramals auob aa you seldom get. Alderney cream, pure an gar and plenty of v how. Free sample*. Hogan's, Washington and Decatur streets.

1 Sheets, showing tbe inner wear, are given W. Kuarr. Calf and

laud style* for sun •way free by O.L.

HOT FIGHT WITH BULL

ENOCH TOMLIN, OF 0QLD 8PBIHG, EEOEIYES SERIOUS INJURIES. Thl Vicioni Animal War Getting the Better of the Argument When Mre. Tomlin Appeared. That a mad and Infuriated bull ia not the I oast dangerous thing In the world to trifle with was proven beyond tbe possibility of a doubt Sunday last. It was midday at Cold Spring, aa waa also midday in other parts of C*| May county, wbeu Mr. Enoch Tomlin, well-to-do farmer of that flourishing village, attempted to drive a vicious bull from tbe pasture. Tbe animal resented the interference with what It doubtless considered Its natural rights aod privilege*. and manifested its displeasure In no uncertain way by assuming a hostile

attitude.

Now when a bull assume* a poi of qffenae or defense, It ia a well-e I la bed fact, borne out by history, that If given a favorable opportunity, wbol and reckless destruction of life or prop-

erty Is sure to result.

With bead lowered Iu characteristically aggressive manner, with flaming eyes and uoKtrila dilated, and with tall si lug wildly In tbe air, tbe enraged I made a furious charge at tbe defenseless farmer. Seising a large fence rail, Mr. Tomlin succeeded iu repulsing tbe first stuck. This only served to Increase Iu

repulsing

lived to Ini

rage, and upon a renewal of the cunfilot tbe weapon wa* broken upon tbe animal'* bead. The farmer waa now at the mercy of tbe infuriated beast, and catching Mr. Tomlin about in the right position, gave him a toss Into tbe air of

several feet.

At this juncture, however, Mr*. Tomliu fortunately appeared upon and the animal's aUenliou being for the moment dlslracled, tbe Injured roan embraced tbe opportunity for escaping and rolled under* fence and out of barm's way, tbua coding an experience which might have resulted In a sanguinary

tragedy.

Aa a result of his terrible experience. Mr. Tomlin sustained a broken arm and leg, and It la also feared by tbe attending physicians that be to hurt inUrually. Tbe bull was killed Monday.

FOR THE NOVEMBER PQLLS. Cape May Gouty Board Appolats

Election Officer*.

Tbe Cape May County Board yof Regtry and Election baa appointed the fol wing election offioera to serve at the

November election:

Democrats—John Taylor, 8. M. Shiva, Auglosea; H. H. Holme*, C. C. Me*nn, Avalon; Bamuel R. Stitea, Alfred Hand, Cape May; Charles Hobart, Chat las James, .Firat precinct. DeOnto; Prank Barnea, 8. T. Coleman, Second precinct, Dennis; James D. Ober, J. D. Mathoae, Holly Beech; Levi Dickluaon, William McPherson, Lower township; Frank Bwsln, Harvey Stitee, Flrai precinct, Middle; E. Roley Milner, B. L. Howell. Second product, Middle; Luther Wallace, John Christina, First ward, Ocean City; E. A. Bourgeois, B. Frank Smltb, Second ward, Ocean City; Tboa. " ' *^ - '• " • Sea

__... fpiw ■

Itom G. Blattoer, William Nichols, Wesi

lelavey, Albert 8. Steelman, Sea Isle; C G. Strpbeua, Upper township; Wil-

eMay; C. M. Zimmerman, W. H

ibburn, Wildwood.

Cape Mi

Wash I

Republicans—E. B. Hewitt, Adolph Anderson, Augleaea; W. A. Smith, G. S Smith, Avalon; R. C. Hughes, M. C Henckert, Cape May; Keubeu Chester. Heory F. Dougherty, Firat product. Demits; Albert Way, Michael Swing, Second product, Dennis; H. 8. Hewlu, Holly Beach; L. E. Hughes. Herbert Shaw, Lower township; James Springer. Amo* Brower, Firat precinct. Middle; ♦Iflylveater Spence, Charles Gnffc,

product, Middle;. T. L. AdamirTbeti

~ ~!lure, toard,

City; Boll* Garretson, Elmer Y. Robin

dor* H. MoClu

Ooeai?

aon, Second ward. Oqean Oty; Frank Wfilton, Horace P.-TaVlof, South Cap.

snry A. de Roche, A. LeKoy »I*le; J- 1*. Bngby, Eugeu.

Townsend, Upper township; • Jacob G. Corson, John Reeve*, Wrot Cape May; Jamr* Cramer, H*rry ( 8. Quimby, WUd-

irryjS. 'ateir D

Cold Wateir Day.

/ForTbe flrat time thl* season every bar indowu wa* closed tight Sunday last ex ceptlng one, aod no liquor, not avnu soft stuff, waa add at any of them except the 8 took ton, where they d*oy haylug'dto

obeyed tbe law.

Since tbe bddtag for of the Saloon sad hotel keeper* forselliog on Sunday during the past aeaaou th. clnaing action wa* decided upon, a cold water day absolutely.

>01%. Saturday >*ra foraelHng

facts in brief. Mftttcr* cf General and Local Intcmt Mentionea, « This to the last week of tbe straw bat and tbe Panama. In all tbe Cape May churches Sunday prayer* were offered for both tbe President aod Mr*. McKinley. A tea days’ aeries of aneclal services are Id progroa* lo the Trinity Methodlat Episcopal Church at South Denuto. Former Senator Lemuel E. MUIer deule* that be to a candidate for Mayor of Cape May. He to for Mayor Millet. Large sea baa* are being caught in quantities off abort here. Weakfiab are more numerous iu tbe sound* than ttiey have been for many yean. Tbe Stockton closed for tbe season Monday last and Congrros Hall will close tt* door* Monday next. The Windsor will remain open until October lat. In tbe 18-bole handicap medal play tournament on tbe links of the Cape May Golf Club last Saturday afternoon, Thoms* Cochran won In Class A easily. C. H. Henry waa tbe winner of the prixe tat Cla a B. Judge Nixon has ordered judgment entered on tbe oertiorari granted by him iu tbe case of Michael aod Mary Cook va. Emily S. Ottcraou, setting aside tbe judgment of Juatlce Reeve*, of Wert Cape May. The Cooks now retnaiu ou the Bradford farm uutil next March. A. G. Gile aud Charles Smith, of Wert Cape May, became involved iu a quarrel on Sunday iu front of tbe Preabyteriau Church, aud proceeded to adjuat their difference* in true pugilistic style. They were smarted and given a hearing before Alderman Quldort, who fined and discharged them. The Council of Sea Isle City haa re. voked the franchise of the Sea Isle City Sewer Comthuy, It having failed to live up to tbe terms of the ordinance under which tbe franchise was granted. Tbe franchise was held by John J. Burleigh, of Camden, Scldeo Twitcbell, of Pbtl"ielpbia, and others. The Board of Health met in annual session 00 Monday even lug and elected Dr. A. L. Leach president sort Lewis T. Steven, secretary. The Board decided to put lo motion measures toward extermlusting moequitoea from Cape May tt season. The work will be begun ned lately. ■Love, tbe Avenger, ” to tbe title of a «erial story by G. M. Robiiu, the first Installment of which appears on tbe fourth page of this issue of tfao Hf.Xxld. The high reputation of thl. well-known writer to a sufficient guarantee oi Iu superior quality, ami our readers wlU be amply repaid by it* w~kly perusal. Rev C.D.Parker, 01 V# Baptist church, referred In hi* discourse 00 Sunday last to tbe atiemptod assassination of tbe Preeb dent He advocated the -...-t-—, t ^ more stringent emigration laws, so that U would be Impossible for tbe undesirable class to laud upon our shorn, sod declared that Anarchists should not be sheltered lo this country.

FOURTH WARD. J. Clarence Gallaber, of this section, 1 efficient employee of Drj Eraleu' Physlck. to erecting a home 00 Washing. U>n street, above Mad toon arenne. Harry Ludlaro baa tbe contract, and whit hla skillful force of mechanics to rapidly pushing It towards oompletioo. Tbe building boom aeeffis to hay* <tnink thl* section. Already several, cottages are being built 00 WashlugAs street, aod It to also understood that forSenator L. E. Miller baa sold several lota, the-purchaser* of which will, it to stated, build floe cottages iu tbe near

future;

Pilot J. Warren Hughes, an influential and distinguished citixeus of tbe ward, has so far recovered from the sad aoclJeut of Jwo years ago, hi which U

•ffo, 1 Jtate tbe right leg at < lues that by tbe use of an t iber be takes dally strolls.

of an artificial trolls. Ho an-

ticipates returning to hit former vocation, / Wm - J - Deuuott wa* trying again in the sounds on Wednesday, and as be to wont tn do, succeeded in landing a number of the finny tribe. Mr. Bennett to a retired pilot aud greatly enjuyi spending hto leisure time on tbe water. Amoriah Foster, our popular trackman, 'aa become one of tbe eaueattol beluga In tbe ward. The joint popularity of hlui■wlf and Bill H., tbe fine trotting honw, '■Id* fait to become uulve^al. The stone and brick structure now In course of erection ou Washington street, iwtweeo Jefferson and Qrfeen stir**, will be a mark of beauty and will do honor to ■be beautiful site .elected by iu owner, H. McKean lUxelhurae.. Mr. Haselbure* >* quirt, refined and geutiemanly, and ha. a hast of admiring frtouda. He it also very fond of out door sports. Thirty eerts fur vanilla creswrand Si. NtoboUa rtlcka 81c. pound Thl* wrek only. Hogan, corner Washington and