THE REGULAR PERFORMANCE WILL BE GIVEN A.T SEWELLS POINT €Q1E1&E1Y€1XV& MONDAY EVENING, JULY 9 To continue every evening (Sunday excepted) throughout the Season

\U&S BEYiW \\i THt. SOUNDS

Anybody can catch them,

The yachts are thoroughly equipped for Fishing, Crabbing FROM SEWELLS POINT

and Sailing

TAKE THE TROLLEYS AY THE PIER

THEY NEYEfi SPEAK.

An ftrtlcli la (]>• Wide Wide World Hefvlns telle ol the etrangeet end meet euetere order ol caae la the world, who dwell (or down la the eoathweeUro eotnrr of Trence, on the bordere of Bpeln, and under the ehedow of the PTreneea. Three ere the Bernardlnee of Angiet, eleter* of Bt. Uernerd, the la aererlljr of whooe rule ' ■ the famoue

inhere that > eons hardahlpa or aufferlnge that a eon. Three deroted nune abandon ■naalraa to a Ufa of oolltude and take

$mm ■met allow la ^r more praleeworth j In a woman than In one of the eternrr nan. The (mb' ocoaalon on which the aunt open their 11 pa to apeak la when they Join In the prayrre. If It were not for thie they would probably almoet forget how to tOlk I Orer their heada, and arranged ao aa ahnoet to eoneeal their facea-ther wear long black woolen hooda, which are rendered the more etrlklng by the great arhHe ereeaew that are afflrrd to the banke Each Bun wean rough wooden

w of the

dlnary non aboot their attire. t» erma the Abbe Ceetao, a ealntly t of Bayonne, who founded the

nun haa her earthenware plfcht water and a little drawer In the rough deal table where ehe keep* her wooden apoon. fork and platter.- On Fridaya the Bernardlnee take their merfle kneeling on the aasd. At the appointed hour they make their way In aingle file to the

refectory.

Erery hour of the day le carefully mapped out. for the rulaa of the o ' ad. Then are conatant pnyen erery occaalon. Each time the big clock of the monastery chimes the hour erery ' ‘ ‘ ipendaafew

convent at Angle! In tag to lack of fun.

, m _ It of Buffering, often having abaolutcly nothing to eat and bo prospect of obtaining anything. **— r. by sheer pluck and bard work

Thalr Boofia, after all. an eery They foot eoaatantly, and when they do

Out In the fltlde It e how wel the o:

know tboee chlmre. Directly they beer them they etop Instinctively, starting their way again the inetent th The cemetery la aa auatcre-looking the rest of the nunnery. The g the simplest Uttle sandy mo huddled clnoe together In the pathetic way, with a rude eroas traced >ckle-shells upon them. At th. of each Is n Uttle bush, while fin gloomy cypress trees are dotted Ml. Here the nuns spend much of their time, pnylng for the souls of the lead, aoroctlmee at the grave of the Abbe Ceetec'e father, a holy man who Is buried here; end sometimes In the tiny thatched chapel which they have I'erhaps the following story win IIustnte better than any mere drecripilon how minutely the penitential mlea if this eatrnordlnery order ere oh Two Bernardlnee lived side by aid irr In two adjoining cells, and a partition divided them uld even hear the sound of breathing. AU this time they be name table and prayed In tht lapeL At last one of them died and according to the rale of the order the dead nun was laid In the chapel, her fees uncovered, and the Bernardlnee td past, throwing holy water upon the sains aa they went. When It came the turn of the next-door neighbor, sooner did she catch eight of the ■d nun's face then she gave a piercing shriek and fall back In n swoon. ~ ‘.ad just recognised her dearest In the world, from whom she srted with the deepest pain i before to enter the convent. For five years tba two friends bed lived side by side without ever haring teen each

Fourteen state* require railroads to carry bicycles as baggage. Every wheelman In these states Is Indebted to the League of American Wheelmen for the paaeage of the necessary Uwa requiring the railroads to SO carry bl- *“ for In erery caae was the league

HEAT CLEANING STAND. I... E.y.ed

With all Ha desirable qualities. It must be admitted that the bicycle * the meanest piece of property on earth to handle when It le not being riddet Tom V. Hendricks, of BrookriUe. 1 bee a wey of making his wheel "I. still" while be deans It, that worthy of wide Imitation. The poet shown may be feetened In any convenient tnanner^but It should

ffKT JERSEY & SEiSBORE 'PMMtillllia ail Rsalil Rule EXCHANGE CAFE,

RAILROAD. m srrtur July i. i®» ■ srui leave tops Hay as touom r-HIL* OSLPBI A. 7.00JAiS

7.05?,

ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD

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Comar Jackson and Washineton Sts. KTUICllLY riusr tihass. buikh uv tee mv ou week, bkh-s at au. iiouiu B ounbbotions. SEWARD C. POWELL.

mn you’ll get shot u(t(

n ll.roo because Its y got Into a barbed wire fence IT the track, and when the rider took

be fairly rigid. Flace the frame of bicycle against the post and mark carefully at the top and bottom of each . of cloth or leather actual contact with wooden "button” may be

About three months ago at Harmon, W. Va., Jay lentz, foreman In the mines of the Great Western company, canght under a tall of alatc in the m! HU skull was crushed, and Dr. R. C. Herman and two other surgeons him up to die. A pieco of his brsli broken away from the main body c brain structure, and the skull covering

After a few days the doctors decided to take heroic measures. The shatIterrd brain was cut away neatly and dressed. A healthy ycarUpg calf was tied down, her skull cut away and a lobe of brain removed and fitted Into the carit) in Lentz'a bead. The wound I was dressed and trephined and tba reItulU awaited. The calf's bead was aril up with half a brain In it. ■ Both the miner and the calf hare I progressed satisfactorily, and the man U nearly as well as before the operation. though hla mental rigor U not entirely restored. The calf stands as though asleep till started, when It moves, till interrupted, in a direct line. I It will not eat till Ha jaws are started, then 1U jaws must be stopped by force, aa It continues chewing when food U removed.—Cleveland Plain Dealer. Bparraws StopprA a deck. A few days sines, to ths annoyance of that the town

Nothing w

eoold be found with the mecbenli the clock; everything seemed b right, end no reason was apparent the clock did not run, bat the old 1 would not tick. A further Investigation revealed the fact that the sparrows' had built a neat on ths faea of the clock behind the bands, and had carried sticks end strews there enough to dog the wheels. A long fishing pole wss

PURE WINES AND LIQUORS ■* as 1 Beer. TBe B*ST »1 rUKItST eruc «• temlesM to tamUM* moJ QibBoa's Para Old Rye Whiskey. Rochester Bottled Beer, Brandies using purpose*, large a; eiasll anises proiapuv allot. DILLON'S CAPITAL, OOUSKU WASHINUTUN AND JACKSON STKEETS. J. J. RATTY. union'transfer company. BAGGAGE EXPRESS GEHEBAL RAILROAD TICKET AGENTS. Mis. u3M VasUgDi itl Jistai Ml Caps III, H. J. J. P. MURPHY. Gan.-al Sunt.

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505-607 Washington St. I

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CAPE MAY LOTS FOR SALE. Estate ot Mark Devine. of the

Does, Board Walk. Pure Water, Osj and Bsctric Lights In front. The lou am 70x140 ~ Plans and further f JACOB bNJ jawa or JAMES TAYLOR Cane liar.

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JAMES W ALLISON, ( CAFE HAT. ». J. ha vtucafiaadeart Kaeai traaaf casgga.

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that really insure* They are the ageule for the following companies: American Ins. Ox, Newark. $3,001,685 * ** '• Pittsburg, |tW,4S6 '• New York 0,077,114 •• ScoUana 3,001.010 — UoiOB, England 8,773.783 i Hanover, Ins. Oo., New York 3,076,383 a —'~— •• Goon., 11,183,040 _ Now York. 18,161.166 Hamburg Breoao, Germany, *- Upcaahlre Ins Oo..England. Newark, 1.700.166

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16,438.773 3,164,604 3.423.888 878.848 1.444.841

Union Society" London',

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V, ACHTS AND BOATS

To litre Um SeUing, Crabbing and Fishing by the hour, day, week or the seas

Call up Telephone No. 78.

WM. H. MILLS. Boat Builder. SoheUeagere Landing, Cepe May. N. J

Wave Job^Department The most complete la South Jersey. (fo 11 (Stock of Material To select trom lit. Tfs Make Estimates For You. W4w»fci*uttoa . CAPS HAT, X. J.

Greswell’s nor fiSRinsroi strut Dry Goods Notions Toilet Articles Millinery Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Fui nishing Goods.

All Goods as represented. Orders taken and promptly filled when goods desired are not in stock.

la egant for Bouerick Psttonu. De-"--stor end Uloas of Fsthlon subptlone reoolved. Ftthion Plotaa m free. CRESWELL’S