CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1904.

GO A UITTI.K TOO FAR.

AiUioukIi Rxoellent Work U Brlnjt Uonr by «hr Koclrij. The loo*l Society for tb* I'rvrrnllou of Cruelty to ▲nliii*li u. uo doubt, doloc #ood work In thU dty. but tb*ir offleer *i time* l* a littleor*r mraloua*nd aometli not* • little too far In hU efSort* to carry wut the view» of the aodety. UneIncident which recently happeded haa evoked oonadderable condemnation from the people who have diacnaeed It. and that w » when a colored man recently wax driving aU-«m and waa approached by' the officer and naked to take ont from work one of the horara woich had a couple of aorea on Ita neck. The colored man complied with the request of the officer withont hreltatlon and left hla other horse while he went to the a table with the afflicted one. He refuaed to tell the officer the name of the owner of the team and the officer, there-* fore, a wore out a warrant for "John Doe,*’ and when the colored man went back for fcla other horse he was arrested, taken before the Alderman, and fined. When the officer waa asked why he made the complaint he said It waa because the colored man refused to give him the name of the

owner

The ends of justice had been met when (he colored man complied with the officer's r*<jue«*t and qnlt working his horse an there la no reason why such arbitrary and petty spite .bould be taken by bringing the mrn up and subjecting him to a fine. If he bad refused to take his borne out It might hare been a different matter. Eyen then. If the sores on t£e horse were not being rubbed by^the harness there was no cruelty being practiced and the offleer might tnen hare been overstepping hla mark and attending to business which was none of his own. It was not the officer's or society's business who owned the none as long as It was not worked. These sentiments'bare been expressed by many people In Cape May and if the zociety wants the yap port of the people for the good work It does. Its officers must not arrest people to please the whims of some of the members of the society.

A VALUABU mirATIOUThe Feaniy’viaU Billrced 1901 Snr.mer

On Jane 1 tbs

the IVnnsylranU Railroad Company pul>liahed the UW edition of the Summer Excursion Route Book. This work U designed to provide the public with descriptive notes of the principal Summer Resorts of Eastern America, with the bast routes for reaohjug them, and the rates of fare, it contains*!! the principal seashore and mountain resorts of the East, and over seventeen hundred different routes or combination of routes. The book has beeu compiled with the greatest care, and altogether Is the moat complete and comprelicnsivAhandbook of Summer travel ever offered to the nubile. The cover Is handsome and striking, printed in colors, and tbs book contains several maps, presenting the exact routes which tickets are sold. The book is profusely illustrated with fine half-tone enu^of,scenery at the various resorts and long the lines of,the Pennsylvania Rail i*d. * On and after June 1 this very Interesting book may be procured at: any Pennsylvania Railroad ticket office at tbe normal price of ten cents, or upon sppUcstlou to Geo. W. Boyd, General Passenger Agent,Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, £*., by mail

for twenty cent*.

TO lit TO THE YKI.GOWSTONF. PARK AND PACIFIC COAST. Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account Triennial Conclave, Knights

Templar.

Round - 8250 Trip.

On account of the Triennial Conclave, Knight* Templar, to be held at San Francisco, Cal., September 5 to 8, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will run a per-sonally-conducted tour, visiting the Yellowstone Park, the principal cities and beautiful resorts of the Pacific Coast. Sr.lt I*ge Citv, Colorado Springs. Denver, and the St. Louis Exposition, in addition to affording fire days In San Francisco. Ticket*, covering every neoeeeary expense en route except hotel accommodations in San Francisco, will be sold at the low rate of ♦2S0 from all stations on the HennsylraoU Railroad. A special train of high-grade Pullman equipment will leave New York. Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Pi tv. burg Wednesday, August 17. The frill five and one-half days’ tour of the YeUowstom Park will be msde, three days will be speet at Urn Angeles, two days at Colcado Springs, and two days at St. L *uL, tbe party reaching New York. Monday, Sep-

temberM. Stops for sight seeing will be A Handsome Magaxine fbr Nothing,

made at Seattle. .Tacoma. Portland. San , '

Cite fiirnwnmi i -i i . r, seen i he New York Sunday Tribune re-

Kiveein handy form, easy to find, all the news of Ibe world, with special articles o timely topic*.and handsome illustration It has now added to these features sa independent magaxine. with colored covers, and s splendid colored plctnre. separate, suitable for framing. This magaxine IV self is worth ten cents of anybody’s money. It contains original stories by .the beet aatbors, bright verse and all the other spee-

make op a first cl see pub ,

lication for family, peroaal: For summer, reading it to just the thing. It is lively without being vulgar, and is sonicelyhalanoed that the boy with a passion for ocv door sports will find it as lotereettng aa

“Tbe-'ideal Wall Paint.

Botnalite Is an OU Paint put op in paste form to be thinned with water. It is made for both inside and outside expoeure. It is durable and has stood five Fears on exteriors with seaside exposorea. It is flat (withont gloss), washable, hygienic and givea a. very artistic velvety finish. It was adopted by the U. 8. Government Buildings at the Buffalo Exposition. Later the Government used Romalite for ita buildings at the

Exposition. The Committee

.on EnporU on Awards, awarded <ite the gold medal. For sale by

' A. C. Giux,

418 Washington street.

BATES TO ST LOOTS WOBLD’S TAB* Ticket* to be Sold at very, low raUt vis PeimsyivuU Biilmd. For the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to be held st St. Louis, Mo., from--April 80 to December 1, 1804, several forms of excursion tickets to St. Louis will be placed on sale by tbe Pennsylvania Railroad on April 25, as follows.— Season tickets, good to return until December 15. 1804. to be sold dallv at rate of *38.20 from Cape Mar- . - Sfetty-day excorsion tickets, final limit not later than December 15, 1804, to be sold daily at rate of *32.70 from Cape

May.

Fifteen-day excursion ticket* to be sold at rate of *20.50 from Cape May. Tickets of tbe forms named above will be sold from other stations on the .Pennsylvania Railroad at proportionate

iKtea. »

Ten-day special coach axenrsion tickets will be sold on May 10, and on other dates to be announced later, good going only on special coach trains, or in Coaches on designated trains, and good returning in coaches on regular trains, at ratwpf 190.00 'from New York, *18J&) from Philadelphia, and proportionate rater, approximating one cent per mile from ether points Excursion tickets by variable -routes, deaaon tickets and sixty-day excursion ticksts will be sold rla variable routes; that is, going by one direct route and returning via another direct route. Variable route tickets will be sold applying through Chicago In one direction at the same rates apply for season and sixty day exenr•don ticket* to t>t. l*onls. going and morn-

ing via tbe direct routes.

On all one-way and round-trip ticket-*, reading to point* beyond St. Lonln, a stop--vtr of ten days will be permitted at St. Louir on payment of a fee of (1.00 and deposit of ticket. (

\S ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance to authorise the construction of sewers on certain streets In tbe City of

Cape May.

A 8ecti°nBe K ordained and enacted by the Inhabitants of the-City of Cape Mev. ' City Council assembled, and it is herebv acted b» tbe authority of the same, that there shall be constructed by and for yhe City of Cape MV. • *vwrr on Broadway from Beach Avenue to Cape Island Creek; on Hhnirs street the distance of eleven hundred and fortjr-eix feet; on Madison Avenue from Lafayette Street to Washington Street; on Perry Street from Beach Avenue to Man sioo Street; together with such labor and material as may be neceasary to connect the same with the present system of sewerage tn the City of Cape May. under such plans and specifications as shall be adopted by

said City.

Section a. And be it further ordained and

epacted, that upon tbe adoption of the plans and specifications in tbe preceding section referred to. the City Council shall proceed to advertise according to law for bids or proposals for the construction of tbe said sewers or system of sewers, together with

'he appurtenances necessary for the full complete finishing of the same; in which

said advertisement* proposal* may be askeif for the entire construction, or snch portion! or sections thereof as may be deemed advis

able by said City Council or both. Section x And be it further ordained and

enacted, that all ordinances, oi parts of ordinances inconsistent with the terms of this, ordinance, to the terms of this ordinance, to the extent of snch .inconsistency, be and the same are hereby repealed, and that this ordinance shall take efiVct upon due publics-

tlsereoC..

Approved July tx.

, * F. SI

ilDNBY TOWNSEND, . President of Council, x THOS. W. MILLET, Mayor.

Atteat: JNO. W. THOMPSON, Recorder. 3 t

A La Carte Dining Oar Service on

the girls, they all like it, regaqUw of their temperament or disposition. Bay It from your newsdealer or and *2 to the office in New York for a year's subscription.

Sample copy sent free.

To still further scconi modste lt» patrons, tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company has established tbe a la carte system of dining car serrica for breakfast aod luncheon on several of it* most popular trains. . A Is carte breakfast is served on tbe Feaeral Kxpreee leering Philadelphia at «.&4 A- M. daily tor Washington, and on tb* Ctfvlaad and Cincinnati RsBnas leaving New Yorit at (UftP. M. daily for i’.UsbusK. „ A 1* carte luncbMA is served os trains {saving Philadelphia lot New York at ll-OOX M. week-days,: 12.JG P M. Sun-

' r. sad 1X0 pT M.

’ train leav at 1156 P.

asuy, aaa i tr. ss. woes-days; on leaving New York for I'iriUdeiphi* SB Pit. weak-days; on trains leaving ■ Ala carte- breakfast and luncheon an

tan l-miisd Wring

— n the Mar-hattaa Limited^

P‘tt*bor**tlL»A M d*i All dinners oe Penn.

SHERIFF’S SALE. By vmjjt of a writ o! Fieri Facias', to me directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey. I will expose to sale at public vendue, on * Monday. August 22d. 11D04. between the hours of twelve and five o'clock p m. to wit, at ■ yo o'clock in the afternoon of said day. at the Sheriff's office, in Cape May Cohn House, Cape May county. New Jersey, All that certain lot of laud and premises lying in the Lower township of Cape May cofinty, state erf New Jersey, situate in •»— neighborhood of Cold Spring on the ni cast angle of tbe Town Bank and Shunpike Road, being bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a corner of land formerly belonging to George Bennett and running thence along said line north forty*t\en degrees east, twenty-two perches and tell links to a post for a corner; thpnce north forty-nine degree* west, nine perches to the lice of the road; thence by the road south thirty-six degrees and forty-five minutes aest, twenty-three perches and three links to a corner; thence south fifty-five degrees and thirty minutes east, five perches to the place of beginning, within which bounds is contained one. acre of land, be the same lore or less. Seized a* the property of Edward S. Loper ; ux. defendants, taken in execution at tbe suit of Reuben T. Johnson, complainant, and to be sold by SAMUEL E. EWING. Sheriff. Dated July ao, 1904. H. C Blake, Sol r. 7.31 p f $7 14

City Directory. Mavor-Thos. W. Mlllst ...Jfin 1, lane Alderman—Francis K. Duke...Jan. 1,1805 Council—Joa. Hand.... .Jan. 1,1807 Bamnel T. Bailey Jan. 1.1807 KobertJ. Craswell...Jam 1. U&7 T. M-l.l Storp JU. 1,1KB Jaa. J. Doak ..3am. i.iw Lemuel E- Miller Jaa. 1.180* Jaa. E Taylor ...slaa. l. 180C Louis C, Bayr*..:.. Jan. l, 180* F. Sidney Townsend. Jan. 1,180* Recorder—Jno. W. Tbompsju.Jan. 1.1806 Assessor—Chaa. T. Campbell -Jan. 1, 1806 Collector—Sol Needles Jan. 1. 1805 Treasurer -Isaac H. Smith Jan. 1, 1805 imlsslouers of Appeal, Tbqodore'll nailer Jan. 1. Edward Creasy Jaa. 1. 1005' Tho*. R. Wales Jan. 1. 1806

„ BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Henry Rutherford, President....March, 190

S. H. Moore, vice piesideut.... Dr. Edward H. PhUUpa, Clert

, lUpa, Clerk.. Howard F. Otter Barclay L. Schellcnger Samuel R. Stltea.... William T. Stevens Dt. A. L. Leach Charles F. Quldort.

1906 1906 ,..1907 ...1907 .1907

Dr. A. I- Leach. I'rrsldent . .Bept. L J80J Dr. \ . M. D Marcy, Secretary 1805 Kobert B. Hand •• UNU Lafayette M. Hal'. •• mot Albert B. UUIe *• 1904 George L. Lowett “ 1806

BOARD OF TRADE

\^T«I /ELfiEY k 8ZASHCEE BAILBOAD t»KFrkCT4rKK2&. 1804 6 - 45 7- IO A M-EXFRESH. Consect. from . A B n ^*r*. Br * nch ' Arrive. .1 Philsdelphi* h.41 a m. Q.OC H. - EXPRESS. Connect, from 7 J Angleaea. Ocean City, and Sea l.le City. Amvca at Fhnadclphis 11 uo a. tn. 2.20 V * r KXPRRSS Ctmnecu from Angltw*. Ocean City and Sea J.le City. Arrive, at Philadelphia 4.39 p. m " 2.2c r h-accommodation. conJ oect* from Anglesea Branch, Ocean <-“T- “fi ?«• 1*1* City. Arrive, at Philadelphia 5.37 P M 4.4 c ki-—Exprcr. Connect, from ' Anglesea Branch. Arrives Philadel phis 6.45 pm. CAC ** M.RrClJRSION TRAIN. Coi^ 3 ^ ■*«* i B ro,a AnMlrMra, Ocean City, sad Sea Isle City Arrive* Philadelphia tv is p m SL'HDAY TBaisa.

3-45

4.00

County Directory.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Washington, May 24,1904.

QT Notice is hereby given to all persons who may Bave claims against •The First National Bank of Cape May", X. J.. that the tame must be presented to William M

Hardt. Receiver,'with the legal proof thereof, within three month, from this date, or they may be disallowed.

T. P. Rank,

Deputy and Acting Comptroller of tbe

Currency.

Jo 9-3®

JO WHOM rr MAY CONCERN. Notice is hereby given that all persods re prohibited from throwing or depositing don the streets sod sidewalks of the city, refuge of all kinds, loo«e ashes, paper, sentprfand debns of all kinds, in violation of an ordinance of the City of Cape May, entitled “An Ordinance defining the duties of the Committee on streets and Highways,’’ and supplements and amendments thereto which said ordinance was approved Jnde 4th, A, D., 1876, under the penelty therein

contained.

EDWARD SAYRE-

Clrcnlt Judge—Alira B. Kndicoti 181? Law^ Judge—Halriaon H. Voorben^ oseeulor of" Flea*-Harry S. DouslaM. -Bam’l E. Ewing, Deis mot CoronerWtieo. Bjirre. Jr., Rep 1004 loroner *—John D: Craig. Kep 1803 Coroner's—Chaa H. CloaUng. Ri p UW6 <5>unty 'Clerk—Jnllu. Way. Kep 1806 Surrogate-E. Clinton Hewitt, Bep....lMr7 County Collector-Lewis B. Btllweli, Hep. uoa County Board of Klectioos-Jos. K. Band. Bep 1805 County Board of Elections-William T. Bate. Rep UHH C " <1 Deiv BO<ir ’ J ° f Elrctlon ‘" Wm - J - T r». r . County Board vr'"K3eeUons^-MIcharl H.

r nr.r.uui.itr.ur.

Anthony B Smith, Palermo _....Mny, 19** , ; •>-Johnson. Ocean Cltf—Jan. 1,1807 John P. Fox, Ocean Clay Jan. 1, 1987 C. P.Waoaman.DUa Creak, May L 1807 *—' R Ludlam, So. Dennis.. May i«A “ Bate. Fishing Creek.. . .May. W06 *• Walra. Cape May..Jan. L IUOt

‘•“J

’ M. EXPRESS. Connects from Anglesea, Ocean City and Sea Isle City. Arrives Philadelphia P-fiv—ACCOMMODATION. Stupa at principal intermediate station* Connect* from Anglesea Branch Ocean City and Sea Isle City. Ar. nves Philadelphia, 6.50 P. M.

P-M.—EXPRESS. Connect* from

Anglesea Branch, Arrive* Phi'a-

deiphia *.« P M

P M-—EXCURSION TRAIN Con

8 -35

rive* at Philadelphia 8.35 p m. P. M. EXPRESS. Connects from Anglraca, Ocaan City and Sea Isle City. Arrive* at Philadelphia

10.35. 5> m.

FROM PHILADELPHIA.

TWn* leave for Cape May-Express, 9.00 A. M. 130 (Sstnrdays only.) 2.30, 4.08, and 5.30 p m week-days. Accommodation. 7 48 A. M., 5.35 P M. Sunday, express, 9.00 a m. Accommodation, 7.30 a. m. *1 oo Ex-

cursion train, 7,00 a m daily.

Trains leave Phila»eu>I?ia. Broad Street

Station for

NEW YORK.

^ May 39. 1904.

Express, weekdays, 4 38, 4 40, 5 00. 5 18

5 58. 7^, 7 33. 8 ». <J 03. 9 5». «' ° A M , *13 00 noon, 1335.

** 3°. 3 00 . 3 50. .J.Vicuna- limited) 3 54 (New'York Limited). 4 00. *5 00. •$ 56. fido, 7.00, *8 00,9 00, 10 00 P.M.. 12 03. mgnt,St N-

dav* 4 3», 4 40,5 ro, 5 18, ' M-. •r*3S. *ajo 35a. ( £ 54 (New York Umi

Townsend Clerk.

Adoniram Chapter, No. 89. Boys) Arch Maaooa—Convocation]* thisd Monday at . ^ W|

Cape Island Lodge, No. 80, F. and A. V.

Tnendaya of aaoh month at lodge rc Washington and Franklin streets. Cape May Camp, Modem-Wood-men of Amerioa-^Msete flint Wednw t each month at Auditorium. Cape May CoocUve, No. W8, Inpnoeod Ordei of Heptaaopha—M«<ets at Ogden's

fourth Thursdays of each month. Cape May Council, No.. 1*81; Royal Ar u>am—Meats fleet and third Tuesday* of each month at Audlloriam. Cape May Lodge. No. 81. A. a IT. W. leeta first and third Thursdays of each month at 812 Washington street. ' Cold Spring Council, J r . O. U. A. M. No, I® Masts in hall at Cold Spring, every Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. Columbia Lodge, No. 88. Independent Order of Mechanic*-Meets each Monday

The “Day-light Store.”

“Lake of Itglat,” f cfi&sjrlrahja. A fine well-written booklet desarihioic tbe beauties and comfort* ot the "Imka of Bagl**.” the newest and one of the best of uuer resorts In Pennsylvania, situate mountain ridge in the hemlock forof Sullivan County, but In quick, coneot reach from any part at Pennsylvania by tbe Philadelphia A Railway, has Jnat been published and will be mailed to anyAddrear on receipt of a two cent stamp by Rd-on J. Week*. General •tiger Agent. Pbilsdelpbls A Heading KaBway. Bsadtag Terminal, PUUtUlpbU.

Eureka Lodge, No. 7, Ladles’ L O. M-— Meets second and fourth Tbnndays of

eaab month at Auditorium.

Friendship Council, No. 87, D. at A.— at 8.80, lRjir.O.D.A.M. Hall. CoM Spring. John Meeray Post, No. 48^ G. A. R — Meet* on second and fourth Thursdays of each mouth at 81* Washington attest. Mayflower Lodge, No. 858, Independent Order of Odd Fellow*-Meets each Friday at the Auditorium, Jackson street. Ogallalla Tribe. No. 157, Improved Order of Red Men—Meets at 3M Washington

The kind of Furnishings A Ran likes to wear.

Here’s a stock of men's furnishings which will enable the man with a last year’s suit to look well and which will stra^hten the value of /this yean clothes. .

8T IB, RW SKUIl t CUTS. mbiui, gyma, 0. L. W. Ml ERR, Usee saeamawi Biam,

03. n!gnt,Srx

■ Sas. 95° 11 00 A. (Penns. Limited), imited), 400, •520.

« ».7 “tv'®.™- i® i* P- M.. 1202nightProm West Philadelphia only. 74s A M

id ®I2 ax P M daily.

From North Philadelphia only, 12 78 P M

daily (Manhattan Limited).

WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH

May. 79, 1004

For Baltimore and Washington, •6«, 7.30, 833, 10 30, 11 33. A. M., *13 31, *1 *5. 3 3^ 344. a AS *5. *i8, it 38. P M.and 1209 nmbt, weekday*. Sundays’; •6.-35, 7 » '[V-A Zri ■* 25. *3 ». 4 46, 5 25. , 7 , 2fc

rv;

For 1

s.qs an

dauy.

Proa West Philadelphia only, , 3* and !«.* S.A.. 1*533 "Ctmgreasional Lirntfed. ) *5.55, ■6.50, • 7 x S , p i|.-

weekdajrs, 5.07. P. M.

daily.

W. W ATTERBURT,

GEO. W. aopj~ end .Psesengcr Agent. ,

pgXLfPPfEIA. k muarg 10m.

ATLANTIC CZTT SAZLBOAI). TIME TABLE taTSect July 1

Taylor, the popular boot and shoe maker, haa semovyd to No. «06 Washington street. Be does aR repairing neatly, thoroughly ami

CbpeMa;

Lv. Cape Hay.

6 10 a m 715am *8 06am 2 30 p m •8 00 pm *8 00 p m •4 55 p m 600 p m *7 20am 3 30pm •4 15 p m 600 p m 8 50 p m Lv. Phils. 7 00am 8 50am 8 50am 1150am 1 40 p m 4 15 p-m 4 30 pm 5 30 pm I Oft a m 846a m 915am 600 pm

(local)

(N minute*)

(express) (express) (express)

(local)

(express) (fl.00 Exc.) scNDars.

[express] wKxxiurs.

1904-

Arr. PhUa. 8 So a tn 8 45am 9 45 a m 4 25 p in 5 10 p tn 550pm 6 55 p m 8 10 p m 9 55 a m 6 10pm 6 10 p m 8 10 p in 10 40 p m

Arr. Cape Ma

[11.00 Exc.] 9 18 a

[express] J (local]

‘xpreasl

asi]

Poeal]-

[express] ac»DATS.

(5100 Exc.]

[local] [local]

May.

10 40 am 11 14 a m 1 34 p m 3 35 p tn 645 p m 7 30pm 7 30 p m

9 10 a m 11 14 a m II 08 a m 8 06 p m

at Winslow Junction for Allan -

—All kinds of reedy-tp-wsar la Ing skins at Sol Noadiw’ and

Where to Spead the Summer, he 1904 edition of'’Pleasant Place* on tha Philadelphia and Reeding Railway" h gow ready for distribotion It is a seat booklet with a brief descriprion orf the samaMrresorts on the Une of IM Railway from the Seashore to the withia ee^reach of Philadelphia, with retaa of tare, ete.. and a couciae • Hat of the Botels and Boarding Houkoi at suck plaos, pries of board and Pxmt Office Address, giving rainuable inform*: wo to

eaa be groesred at the pnatgoai ticket ‘ CompoByor will be mail^l of a two cent Pto