Ocean City Sentinel. ,t ' • — —j— — “ I

TMUKMliAV, jANl'AKY 16.1«W. • ~W« «ball be u< u. new »n«l OBmniuiii«*iuin» Yif in U> llii" •'orainuuit)' ••in n

•vmvvUm*.

All couuuuiiK-nlinni- hIkhiM i nniu|«uied with tin- full uanu- at dnr» nf the writer, not iw.-i-k-hh ■■iihllratlon. but ■ iniaiwiikv ••( * faith. MM .41. > KH N.

j mt-r r i uiaber- indul(ud hi gar , iuuhi- until niMiiixht, w l»'n t . i>arte<l f.ir tlwtr itomex, nni'-ti ; with ttle witfin** er'ijoyinrut

I Mr*. Mazw M«rr»ntgt«- ha- rrturtied

.1,^1

! rare wat <«< *

**lMrfc •'*. Mai.

<• l*l»

f -|»1

nu n itw) | ii^. j.hii,* hutii- • ^ I chon* inteod K iMm .

»itli the beef. ’

Yewr anil Havid]'

il lh.- latter (•laer Huudio' night, I

J. H. Huah haa built •

tiirt-ernor-elect tirtrifi- »|!i

guratrd next Tm—ilak-

* The Hoard of f/luntiou »i

regular meeting t<

/ •

1...I.1 a

•-lifted hi-

wl tin-; ’

Hev. II. H. Handrrlin Weidey avenue eoltage a Mbs Hallh- I.ak.‘ hn:*hlladel|.lHB after a viait

In thia rfty.

^Jiarlea A. Camj>U-!l hatoTaoli Aehury avenue, northoatreet, to AU-I l». Hi-ulT. • K. H. t'aiuplx-il ami »ife ga Saturday evening to a iiuuabiffiend". A One treat wa- m

gueata.

lie» 1- K. Jc ftrii-. of May'- ljuiding luui purrhawd two lota on < Vntial avenue, near Eleventh at net, of Mr. (Irotl

of Brlatol, Pa.

Jtaa-ph C. Bonadalle, of Philad. Iphia baa pure)taxed of (it-irge <1. Ix-unig s lot at the corner of Kind atriet and

t hmn avenue.

I». Howard levering and wife, ol Idllladelphta, a|eii; a few- dayvlhe |.a>( week at Ute texideuce <tf K. Curtis Ihde

tiixon and wife. j “Hi. -yntpl.

R. W. Edwards, proi-rietor of the Ktrand, •pent Friday and Hat unlay lien-baiklng after,his hotel and other inoperty interest". • . 11.1.. Kislter, of Pltllaih Iphia, was among Friday's visitors, looking after tlie cottage lie b* having erei-led on Wesley avenue, Udwteu Hixth and

Seventh streets.

I children

nillpon

I wn- well filled

KHgblss

: vniagi*. i

Vv

Ing friends in AtbuiiNI "Isj ouii.sleighs are gi 1 up in teadiness for a

led after

I—it ltuth.rf.ui

and Jot

j prumiws to he xonn-it.ing lit

Tlw New Jvr— y Kooiety fo

j<'htldren will give an cnteMainn-cnt In

, - • I Rod Men'* Hall .,n January 21. The t the llien. At a Iwarhig drama will betMitled', "The Dun

I‘arty." All uld mak. an eR. l-e presettl in order to entvurage

islety, as tltey are doing lure and need at! tb

fiiianeial assistanee tluy ean gnl t.. http

ns«vtite the work.

Cnbw Isxlge. I. O. O. F.. will gtv J anniversary sup|«t at Ih-d M.-it’ Hall on February 6th. 'The lodge Is (

ng

Is ing adfl*-^ at eti-

TbeT

M>ham IVIauey and tier* Saunders were vi-tfine Wm. 1-3.1 rl Atlantie City, last w.sk.

ATLAttTM CITY

Charles R, Idler, of this city, wa- ais-used of sending a threale; letter thruugh tlw npul-. was giv. fuMlin lieariitg la-tore Cuaed Stales 1 CoiuninisioiM-T Caasaidy in Camdei Saturday. He wa* held iu FVtO Ion

. l-s- ti. ns IxHiey'. Alter (-atlng Ir i a |

ill.. I • -u.s-t. llutlierfoni went | A •luntls-r <»f our eilnteit". aiming rt.«.l V. nil. then- la iss-aim- Ult- j whom am l»r. Th.*, Heed, bis daughter ftfi-a..'! tell, .’.tiling a deep gash | and -m-ln-law. -Mr. - and Mrs. Ix-wis.

PUgfint was also taken and William H. Hartlefl. bave left tor

HI. hul as lie had not eat.n a-1Tampbu, Mexl.„. whole lU-.v will I*as HuUterf.tfd. lie was m.t ist seri-; tlw gu.sts ol James Call lean, of thi-

TlH d... t..i»prill.ruii.wl; iity. W ho i. tire owner of a large planth.we of stryehnlne j tatiou at that place. The |any-will be g. The I"-.' tiad fed upon hel-1 alswut alsHit two montlis. plant, thii* bringing tin-pot-sinj A large |arly of imidrutnof thheily, ’ u *- v among tiu-m being Mr. and Mr*.,W. A. aeher«' Assoeiathiii of Atlantie | I pliam. Mr-. JU-H, MSiP^iiimie l> ih-i here Satiirday. Tta- .v.u-! iiam. Mi. and Mr*. John H. Champion,

^’ivxidrut j Mrs. Slape, John KIb|«-, Mr, and Mr* ineuiedil- la-wbi Evans, Mr. and Mr*. John S. ■suit. H. J Weseott will leave this week ftf Florida.

ICIli* Ireland, the uufortuuale.rail-

r fHot

When eontrailorw—ear|a-iit<-rs.tf s<iiia, |aitilers or printers-take h-sa than w hat tlie w.tfk nads thei is a mere matter of time and liank a>connt to thei rend. - Sunday evening next Endeavor f—s-iety w ill di—

* ol strong

M ill lead tlx-meeting,

can be ifrofitahly *|a-nt at Um-si-

Contrarlor Ixauidrr

pie ted Thomas J. Parker's .-.itUig.Aahury avenue, neat Twelfth stre-t. Mr,~Padser’s family will move here '' nlsiut Jjtan-h 1st Jnd make this then M

|s-nnaiient borne.

Mim Eli/als-th Ix-tv-li Ware, age.1 i. ''

y.«rs, only dkigbtyrofUtnrgeH. Wan died al lier honle iu Tuckertoti on Fr. day. Mltw Ware was wi-ll-kiiowu i. Ibis city, her father having been a foi mer station agent here. 'y A reading circle has Itfs-n Mgauinin thiacily. Tbeofllcersatv: I'n-ideii! Mb*. Emma CorMin; secretary, W. h Mawey: treasurer, Hapfy Canti.-ld. Th first meeting wa*h^ld on Monday ei eiilug at the rf-eidem-e of Miss Ei Corson. Prof. Thomas acted a* leader. Ix-w i- Slgers. of Hridgetoii, w ho liad a ndtage on Aahury kivnix-, near Thir-ty-fourth atreet, this city, ^wbere' he

sjamt the summer mason, died at bi»

home in the former place on Thursday

after a five weeks' lllucns. The funeral took place on (Saturday and was largely

attended. i William lake and wife were tendered

a surprise party last Thursday afteriio-n and evening by a large number .if Uiclr friends. Tlielr resideiiec,«>imer Fourth and Central, was taken charge of early In the afternoon by the bain-, who prejiared a bountiful sup|n-r. being Joined al tlie meal hour by Hie gentle-

men. It was a delightful occasion. Tlie ladies AM Hnrlety will hold a

sociable Ibis iThursday I evening al llte rexidencc of Mrs. (ieorge <». Adams, Central avenue soulb of Ninth street. Mrs, J, W.Huidth. Mm. O.O, Adfjmw

Mrs. A. H. Kaurk and Mba Uxxie

Kate* conithe committee iu eliarge

and the affair no doubt w 111 be an . joyable one. F2very body Is invlled

attend.

The annual meeting of tlie Ocean City Hulldlng and lean Association was held in K. of P. Hall on Hatutday evening. All Ibe old officers were nt .Acted. They are: O. P. Moore, pre-1-denl; Wm. lake, secretary; R. II. Thorn, treasurer; John Rmwcr,<leu*ge O. Adams,H.H. Miller. K. A.lbiurgeois, H. B. Haiu|aon and Oodfrey Aug, Di-

reehtrs.

Mm. M. A. Adam-, rreldlngotJ West ■ avenue above Fifth street, cairn- bonu- ,r ' from Philadelphia, Kalurday, anflering from a broken ankle. Mrs. Adams, a few days before coming home, wawalktug along Market street ami at a rnxalng her foot turned over, breaking three bonce In the ankle. Mile wa* taken In tlie Ridgeway HoOM, wliere Ibe Injured limb was set. Il soon tweam. apiarent tlat tlie setting was tmprnpfcilydchaand tbcllmt. hail b> bebMken again and nwet. Tlie InJiinM nwmU/ Is now doing as nloely’as can he ex|»ried. A a|«cial meellng of Council was held on Wednesday even Inf last lor the purpuae of taking actmhi on ■ communlcation received frem tlie Mudbllor lit reference to a aotdprumlsc oftered by Augua Wade. Il will U- ivtn.uilx-r.-.l that Mr. Wade drew tlie pUn- f-r t»s pmiwnM LTIy Hall and handed In > I ill hi thepcasentCouncil farfJ^' P»vmenl was refused, and the matti-r placed In the tWIdlar'e hands for adjustment. Mr. Wade oflhfWl t- eom promise by accepting flflB In oetUemwii of Ilie claim. Ouuncll, al the abov. lueclIng,-agreed hi pay thh annxmt Hamucl Carliart, eootmrting |«iuUr and glazier. KstlmaU* fumWlicl. Job16nx attended to. •*» Aabury ayuBOe. Motley to ban on Ocrw" HW »«*•

r^«riW., ) ,\ v, y'

Egg j ro

11b-:| utMier a moving trai and I hi* foot amputated

made ad-j rtiurmlny, y tagb.-j

to tdu -a-l Rufus iksiye, Jr„ nietind-.! my. were overuaiit- a

ijurvl I t U«t i

ud ttea

seek, bad'

of thi asphyx

•ry ..f tliupitlair. a" told lt«sl MyTi- as follows ;n tljgaci of moving hb farm to ultin quarters, Isaac, Hr.,stepped iu and objected lords ensued, and Hie fxtlier, taig angry at the non, picked up « dub and ntti towards his hoy, 1-alied lor him to stop. As Im

o attei

o his r

and lircl

f wall" of a building, ommg friglitenul, imkto this place and I tad

>arrant Swucd Tor his arnst. Befor ustiev l*«ml the young man was hi ■igiicd, and In default of t£nfi hall ua

Mkc.1 In Jail.

n- i,ltd si their luifnv rwt ticorgia vie- |tfc-i.. .Hunday iu»rumg by tsshping .-.ial gas. ; treasurer; j They were -an-d by tlie Umrly arrival

i"if oilier inetnliers of tlw family, j Several employees of tin Itcading

lit. Jallies, j Railroad naffou ly esraped death Huni la-4 week, day night. Tlie steam Iwatlng ap|<aml Market i rain-in a car In which they weie-It ting tfniiig. and ] ex pi. sled with great forte, w ri-king tlxa- l.iought j •' ar *t"l hurling pb-ccs of Iron In all di.

ow reeling i revtiotia.

| Peter Tucker, a .•<ilond coustalde of

-red farmer, | this place, lias Iteen sworn in as uolary

lodged in | puhlic by County Clerk Scott. - altcrnoou j tt*e find ivdored notary puhlii

Wm. Hiuilh, a |«iiiler, was atti with an epileptic lit while Worklu a scaftold Monday and fell to lltcgn a distance i f 90 feel, sustaining inj of a serious nature. M r. Ihawe, pn tor of Roese’a Hotel, was als.. seriously hurt Monday afleru.s>n. He was dt ing on Atbuiticaveuue wlwn his lui hsdt fright and ran away. Mr. Ho was throw n into the street and dragged a con-iderablc distance before Umwas iialted.

11 fraiK-tnw graolcd by CM v Cm to tlw Hea l-te City Electric 1. Walrr and P.-wer Compwuy. Stf

‘-.tfistrijclFui of a water worka^wili I*forfeited ill a few weeks unless the coni punjt o unmet toes work o|i the |dant They w ill al-. foeft-it fl«« b. Hie city f-r failing to comply allh.tlielr agrertnciil to start work iu a specified ftnic. Th* —•utpsiiy i- crunisss-d of Pliiladclphlaus. Tlie ofTIreBt <d tlw n.ntpwny say they- were wtlliug to —unmeiics w.tfk several niontlt* ago. but Ibe suitinsiihitisl by (Ttaries K.Iaodis. attack■ug the otostltutiuoality <rf tlw UinxiKh government have ca’u«wl the delay-, as tlw company is nnwilling to w.nk under a franchise that - may bp defec-

Tlw min

he tide and wind brought tlw with the lie, to within one him aids of the bon—- of William D

an-r- .For l he last ten . twenty <it thirty years ago •y common thing for the n to haul them upon I he sho place. Home were of g.s •member one tlta! was neat:

uiai-ken l and f

gland mackerel ci

.f fish, however, ban formerly.

ally eaugbt a H|uuiii f have seen a New E light here. AH kits

II..

Tlw fat hel

lately

The relative* and friend,

hee-ea Clark, formerly .if Altis place, j lave been saddened by tlw tiding- ol tier sudden death, which -occurred al ’ Iter home in Atlantie City last Frklay j Heccased was a lady of gentle and j amiable manners, proud and n-tieent he» ^ tn c * u * nlrter . impMthdly just iu priu-

On Tuesday ol last week Mit— \ ton'" liam.-i-tw staid.* and hay slacks were humid to ihegromid. Two horse* and a calf were In the destroyed buildings, bul through the heroie efforts of Martha HohiiuAi and Kate Dixon tin*.animal" were rescued. Tlie cow* cm fitted In the ow slwd- were saved by

»p- m^d, IlltlT mHff . , nlfnM , b lb . ^

■ .1k —. ul.. • r ■ - till. Ol ■ 1. . rl 11' rtf ti-.r OIK II. -

ciple, kind and U-ne volet it

nature. -Her moralehanu-tepwasi repmarli, and what gave a charm. tliati all else, to Iwr life, was Iter clarity

for all. Hhe wasonc^ni

tlful . haraelers who. In he loved heut, must he most intimately known. Tuesday- hgf Utdy wa* brought to Ihfat

»y Mr*. Ix-ed-, a udgl

the alarui. and but for her timely db covety tlw llte slock would lave |ier |»h«d, Mr. Dixon was absent at th time. It was Mime lime U-fore the nrighlstflmd was anmsed. htll when

alF the outbuildings twenitd d.stmed

willing hands n-a. lad tlw scene and after lard work -ui-c-eded in cHifining the flames to Ibe buildings mentioned. Tlie store hulldmg, togetber with tlw wagon -lad and tw.ismall outbuildings were sand, allhouglt lln- lat.er were toilly —.n-lud. Had the wind veered, tlw Haines would have swept the untile *. Tlie flie .iiiguiated'in that of the huilditig w la-re the horses were stablid. The nrlkhlstfs kiudly nmtribulid provender, an tlat the animal- ate huuAiifully provided for. Mi— Wlaratou * bln* to exu-nd U r thank- U thus.- who rendered -uch ef Itctent aid at the fire, and In many .UtH-t says cvsleii.xd tU-ir syin|*thy. Millard Hlrt-huan and • He.id Atlantic till, were the gucts .d Captain Joim

H. Hlchian on riundny la-t.

rl.KXtlAKTVIll.i.

Ih-vival nueting* are In pmgrew at

Mt. Ph

nlf«*bd.

Alsxi

( iu 'r land wa* .ml -reiading the preuulu.nt cltlre-n- Haturday night. Kieryox- -t-Uilibgive tlwm a helping hand, a- they wis sin-lore mitlociu. ^We'ar" -rry to record Hs- death of .aw of.sir most re»pMt*d ciilrens. Arii..*d H Ha.*, who .le|-rtcl this life-

Hatiltda* evetitt:

here- Hie majority of her inany

treasures also rest. Farewell, dear friend, till amid rejoicing*,' fred from

the gtiefs and atnrine of earthly life,

meet tM^'.Hid tlw tempest-Uaxed, w his*-

bright and lieautifiil waters have h

you safelv over.

The acquaintance* of Allen Homei* were painfully sbcs-kid last week wlwn the ntws of his tragic death was nimnced. To his sorrowing |*rents and brother, we extend our syni|athie».

The Mite Hqdety met

Endicitt's last Monday .evening and rejsiried good collections and the ■luiml quantity of rag* for the |«rw.nage carpel. Tlwlr next meeting i ' lw held at Captain John Huntley's. Hk-lard Hates and family are visiting their fatlmr and mollwr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Itales. Tlw latter entertained i large number of their chuich frirndi lad Haturday. Tlw "highways an<! Iwdgc*" receive hut little attruiimi ot •uch is-rasiiux.. Mr*. Elmer Adam*

atleuds In those pla.-

- Mr>»tjvwHowcn \ butid Iwr busload

in Nl * Haven last week.

\Viwk-y Adams, of Vlneiand, Is vlail

i interest | ju|C | lifl u „,4c», and aunts, and couslai

1 In Pori.

Mi—Ah.* Johnson and Mt— Udle : Adr.m- are the happy recipient*, ere-h, I of a gold walrh and chain. Tlw efaarere and d.m.tf* are in be oMigrantlatnl f.tf their rxceileot taste iu rtssis-

Ing there taoutiful gifts

Ml— Maggie Row I* vWliuf fneodi In Atlantic OHj- and other |Jaces. Captain James AUs.tt Is al Inuue nc Joying a rest, while hi* brother,Captain J.Jili Alibott, I* keefilng ship Ip New

Halcm. ’"iTr* H »*- , ^ kc ^

—i, his tudght"" charge of hn

when d-t'

an-Ud in ami W. After supp

ck* k Vo j Aahlej^hin Allanllc City

alleuding tier ak-k sb^|.

forty

Cs|«" May t '.mrt Hi

m .arty with <u *1'“*' b' Inti firel mortgage, Uu|tfov«d O.WB- .-««-• w. rk*«rr Hawh,

N.J.

I'afg N«V ITTV.

Tlw fi'lwrmcn are catching mullets i PetliciuU Creek, just outside til* tHindary. Tlw apjiearaii.e of ttwre fish, w hu ll a. ci age sill lui-lws in length

u spring In the creek dm thick above them

This is ttfokcu. and they are caugiit through the hoi.* in .-rah <*r-scoop nets. A11 Umgh t Iw darirT decrlon is iwwrly ro monthsofl, airendy tlwre- an- mani itididahcs f-tf the offices h. l» fill^i Sl.in.-y T.iwnsend, Republican, wiiT; a candidate for re-etecUon as Alderah. audt'iftoner F. K. Duke and ex,.r ClMdea Suiidgran are- bImi ter the pile*:. There will tie four mitfilmeti elected to succeed Mes-r*. Janie* J. i*mk. Enoch W. Hand. John Hatpin, A.C. <»ile, who cannot, under a recent law. sucretd tlwmseives. For tltere* |«*-iUons J.iliti K. Craig, president of the Cottager*’ Aesociatioii; Haney H. Hlaw, Joseph P. Henry, EUI* C.! Eld ridge, Hcnty H. Rutherford. ( tjuidort and Thomas W; Millet are i didates. For Asses*, ir^loaeph M. rti-lwl-leugt-r. Repuiilican. w ill he a caudidaii -for re-ek-lion. For Coilech.r, D. Rodan. il I* said, w ill not ask a re-t lion. For FreeUtlder, William Hlevens Is a candidate for re-etecUon.

qss-ilioll

it him.

ex-Heuator Iwmuel E. Miller. cspisiti: Jam.* T. Hailey, first lietiteiwnt; J.steph H. Htlles, stsstod lieulenant. and Hr. Ahmzo L. Is-ach, a lii.itIwr of Colonel J. (irauville loach and Frauk Willing Isau-h, surgeon. Cape May i- able hi pay all debt*. For tlw first time In year*, tlw city has at fills time ol (Iw year no discounted paper lit tank. It is believed the re-ta-i|Ms from treck taxes will pay all iicn«i'* for tlw fiscal year, which end" March I. The bonded debt is |S7,<l and the city’* water plant Is valued Fl.Vt.nuo. a* it brings in a revenue of

RakKI a year. .

■ M-Mth of John Moorr. Tliis enmmuoity was saddened la*l Wednesday afteru.stn when word wa* resa-lved of the death iu Philadelphia of John M.s.re, one of our residenti Mr Mistfe had been unwell for Mini time, and about a week previous to litdeath Went to a Philadelphu hospital for treatment,where Iw seemed ' Daath

the attending physician, leave* a wile and’ three small chlldmt. The funeral look place on Friday aflrruooa. Interment at Urecuwood Cemetery, Philadelphia

A IHsl re using Act-ldri

(Tnah Y. He—, who resldea •enue, la-low Twelfth street, met with a loiiiful aivident last Thursday evening. which may confine him"

He*

Mr.

eyesight las been falling for

lime, and in order to consult a specialist .Ml the *ub)ect he visited Philadelphia on the Hd lust. After remaining under Ibe doctor’* care for a week, Mr. Hi started for Ins home in Ihi* city, le* lug Philadelphia on the train whicli i_ here at 6.16. When Ocewu City reached tiighl had net In, and as there h no lampat the Fourteenth street on, Mr. He—, mho had alighted at S im*, iu the dark tie— mistook the

■ of tlw kle|s< leading from tlw

(ilalfonu to the street ami made a misstep. precipitating him lo tlw feua-n ground beneath, a distance of over I feet. The unfortunate dlaii lauded .... the knee of tlie left leg, spraining dial member mi —verely as to ureveut bun tn.ni nssiveritur hi* feel lie was discovered In tins pout on by Frank

Warner, wist pns-ured a vehicle

■uovmI tlw Injured nan hi his . Medt.-al a—istance was Immediately summoned, wlwn It wa* dtamvered that til# litjurl— sustained were of oi.»t iNduful nature. Mr. He—'suflei mg* are mi rxerudal-iug flat at time il requires the a—islsiiie of two meu to - revent him from leaving hi* chair. Mr. Hr—Is well and favorably knowu i thl» city, where be I* employed by R. II, Hlilc* A Co. a* a driver. Tlw sympathies of this community lave goo* out to tlie doubly-afljirtrd nan end hi* family, and II la Xo be hoped

lial hi* recovery may he *peedy.

F.tr all Job carpenter work call on J i. Headley,Truth and We*t. A |>-tal card re>pi—t will bring him to your door Parti— remlem|ttaUug having their ..ms— moved to new locatiocu, or eUrated and retmill will aave money by «»mepondiiig with Abel D. Hcull - and general house mover

i moved iu auy |«rt of the county

Addre— A. D. Hcull builder. Thistle

t'otugr, O—au niy. N. J.

to# held i—t Wednesday ui reed and etupp-ved. « '-miii<1Iiiu^iI Itampi-.ti. craur linkajBrm.Mstf-:<d pngre—. A rej-tfl w L mwrved rtiat t of laying <l*in pijws on Fourth etreed TlwCWTtvptfTci that he lied awarded t hr istfitrart for grading, graveling and curbing the street and sidewalk aiiuttmg hd No. tan. Hrction A, to A. D. rtharp at *M<S0. 11 w follow ing opinkMi, relative t« the Is-sr-tw'alk on Hrvtmth -1 r.vt. ft.au tW HobciUtf.was read: "Thef TuuncH ' hate no power of autliortty t«> p ’•ardwalk a.-t'*» private pm^s-rl Ic— Hwy t.«.k legal pnaireditur* t Jenin prqwity and jay f.u i«, for put-tw purjsss* If Council did lht« w ithout the u-ual pnawsliugs at law, and without tlWpC.Misent or agreefmmt of Mr. Hraigewater. then Council stsuild remove the Uardwalk -tf Mr Hridgewau-r .'ali come on the «‘••uncil for damages. If tlwre w a- an agreement made with Mr. Bridgewater at tlw time, then liw U-twi* of that agreement must iw f«gktwed. Ido not uiiderstBiiil tiow Uw Uardwalk i-ruae* private ps.[s-ay if it run* dow n Heventh street, as He •treet .mi the map is opened clear

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Mr. Bridgewater gave another is it ice 6>r Council to reut.oe sieventh street IsiardwHlk. tVniiKlimen Cliampiuu and Hutbmi were *p|K>tuted h. investigate the matter and tv|«>tp at the next meeting. Tlw Clerk made a report <if tlw aftpr.ipriaiKM^Ialauie*. and asked f.tf tlw following trau-fers; KD488 from lighis and last' fnuu fire reimjany, making loial of ftnu.i>£, to street appropriatiou; f 146 from fire company, JlOft from Interest, tlli.34 from water, 4116.27 from Itoaid of Tfealtii and 41.W.I7 fr tin garb-, age approjtriatiou. making a total of 4506.78, to the miMwIlanemis apprujiriathtfi; 44011 ftMn (sardwalks to salary; $36 ftrtu Isardwalks t.■.advertising aeniutil. On moti.ni the above transfers were ordered by a A jwltti.Ni, praying for' au are light at Eleventh and West, was read and tin- tequest granted. Ait ordinance for an eiwtrie tire-alarm and oilier electric franchises sented. Coiincilraen Chamjd.tu and Hitwlman wen- aj>|>uiuted (>■ htv—tigale tlw .tfigmai elect lie franchise, bgrether with the new ordinance, apjtrnw the Hoinltor of tlw fact*, and report at n nieeLilig An ludiuaiire. fixing the Mayi •alary at Kant jwr year, was |Mwnle«l slid laid uver until tfie next meeting. Tlie ihilowiugindent were gnuiled the CVUlector: $»*>, j*rt payment for (lltai in His*Mid National Hank, Allantic City; $16.46, discount on note of tMtxi; 4IIXM. jaymrnt of note In V land National Hank; pvVl, jaymentgof note held by Hecurity Trust and Safe lle|s*it Co ; fSSO, loynient of note held by Vineland Hank: $67.21, discount cmi note uf t!(£3).70: $4.41, duplicate men! and sale of lot No. 4WI. Section F. (jolt claim deeds were ordered draw n for tile follow mg: Homer* CliamphMi, hit* No*. 476^477 and 636, Hectimi A. sold for IHHU taxes; William Keith, lots No* Safi and 621, Hectloti E, sold for taxes of 1891. C. Myers infomied Council that he had received a bill from the city for tlw removal of brunh freun the lota owned by the (wit hoi ic church; that he had the lirush removed tlw ref rum and at hi* own expense. Council paid L. H. rtmlth for doing the work. Councilmen Kteelmaii and Chamjiiod were apjsitiiled a committee to luveftigate the matler, a* well as other lota that may havc been eiMne.Mlsly clarged. Hills to tlw amount of $3.51 were read and ordered laid, The request fur an oil lamp at thirtyfiitirth *ThwTarid Ssliury avenue w — granted. Andenmn Bourgeois made a statement In reference to some of bb> kit* being sold for taxes under the unknow-n list: Hat tie would agree to jay 140 for a receijn iu full and no more. The Colleetor also madeasUtenMnl eooceroing It. On motion the oiler wa* aooejited. Il was ordered that all bill*—street Imjir-ivements, flagging, brushing, taxi-*—of IMH and INKS In hands of the SoUcUnrat jiresem be jilaced in the land* of Oollecbw for collection In Ibe way tlat lax— are oolletted. Thi* tlat the property of the delinquent* will be sold If the claim* are not scaled at once. Council adjourned Iu eveniug, 17th lust. Tlw Mechanics' and laborer*' Building and lean A—ofialkm .if Cap. May Court House, N. J., Iia* money to Uau tin gisd mortgage" Apply Ui Mi.kuax Hami, Pre*., or K C. Hkwi rr.Hecy. XOTIC'K.

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