Ocean City Sentinel, 1 February 1900 
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Ocean City Sentinel. THURSDAY. KKHKI AUY I, 1900 .' We eluUl be Rlad t4> receive it,-me of new* and nmimunltvtiiin* of intenei to till* oimmunity aud our reader*
everywhere.
All. communication* should be areom|ianied with tile full name and ail- ~ drew of the writer, not necemarily r<> public—*—* ' *
lUblicatidn, but a (fuarautee of good j trifling mood. They
perform, and they are
WORKING LIKE BEAVERS ATUNTIC COUNTY GLEANINGS. ImmcD* Amoam ol bu.lnn, Inns- ' ... ,h. Cm... '
a*led by Councll-Procraitlnatlon K pondcnts. Not One ol that Body’s Falllngt—Tbck ni/pah.
Watch bogs of the City’s Interests Per- There wa* an inlerwdlng flag fai*lng ntlt llo Trifling. " j Saturday at the MU|iah school. Daniel 1
mben ,rf eouncil are in nol Me ^' ,r r " ‘
CAPf MAY COUNTY NOTES. 1 I. Kecked l.ucouraklnK New* of the County (lathered from
F. Kelly. Mr*.’
Mellon. I- Paul. (. Wfi
ill. January 22, 19UI.
: My
UOCflU happenings.
, Win
it here I
H. H. Miller ha; purchased
lu Atlantic City.
The board of trade will hoi
lug this evening.
t. Clair Thorn, of Fraukford.wa
ing. Cupid I* preparing hi Dr. J. H. Waggoner and . couple of day* In Hie Quaki
l of *K'I
S* his
Miti
i. W. Hickey I* oil duly
■ul*d
i delenliiuing the outcome of a | nnlilated again*! Ihe loaT'. ex**^?' re carefully guarded agaln*l, an Idle tlie commuulty I* not a unit i i-, l2f«J’ ,u .l'l"’ ,t " f *he present body, yet eye w ho are di*|*swd4o crhlclne cel
reading and approving Hoof December 29 and January 2, i signed the order for t-Vsi f..i nance committee was instructed i pun the oflirera of the Ocean and demand payment
the city.
•liell and wife.of tlerere in Ocean city last wrel after their property. Alice Reed, daughter of tin o. Reed, graduated from thi
week.
e First M. K
Oil meet at tlie home of Mrs ). Adams, Monday evening.
le I .ad)
this ei
ml ('
Hohert Ague* has Mild two lots at Third atreet and Atlantic avenue h -William 11 IHsliiir, of Willlam*loan. Mr*. Robert Miller and aon, of Mdieille. were the cur.I. of the former’, isueiris, F. Ii .oakiu and wife, ovei
Ruuday.
New ton Kelm, of Ptiiladeiphia. ha* purchased of Bev. James E. Rake lot. Nos. 651, 652, ail. 655, 686 and 667, sec-
tion FI
Iteuheu Hlrtlmau has returned homr after spending several days with hi, daughter, Mr*. I .aura Pryor, In Allan
tic City.
The Ocean City association is creeling a large tool bouse tu the fear of the power house at Tenth street and
Fist
.e Quak
avenue pftperty. His grandsu com|«nled him. Fred Itapp, of Ptiiladeiphia. •>» i** ■ business stand at Eighth street town on Imslnew* Tuesday. The Radies' Auxiliary of t^e First Presbyterian church will hold Ibelr monthly meeting at the residence ol Mrs. A. B. Rauck, Monday. Keep tab on the groundhog to-mor-row. He played a shabby trick last year, and from wratbar conditions he is likely (o play the same trick again. K. Champion and suns, Jesse and Milton, of Trenton, who are building a collage on Ocean avenue, below Eighth street, have been spending a week
' here.
-Mias Amy Thorn, yuuugtwl daughter of Pusimaster Thom, eelebrated her tlfteeulh birthday by givlug a party to a number of her young friends last
teed, Hie Ocean City a lave parted w ith all iu
Cberie liorie. Hr., visited at Hie horn ol Cberie Boric, Jr., last Friday. Mr Newberry is an Ocean City cottager. Mb* Emms Hleriman, daughter < Councilman Httelmau, who will graduate from Ibe Htate Normal school at Trenton In June, Is taarblug it) our public sehool at present. Worshipful Master H. Howard Tiiom and Junior Warden MaHs H. M.s.re represented Ocean City lodge. No. 171, F. and A. M., at Hie session of the grand lodge held In Trenton Wednesday and Thursday of last week. The franch is* ol the Electric Elgin and the Electric railroad company, all human probahlllty, will 1*8* into other hatuf* before the dose of the cousummatkH. <i
y association
, w ..B ila franchise, ie|Hipilsof The public acbuol are
preparing for an entertainment and festival lu he held lu the easembly root on the 17ih Inst. Tlie proceeds are I he uskd for library purp<*es, and thu interested in the school should be pres-
ent and encourage Hie parttctpai Mrs. Hal Hr Brown (jarber, wife of
William K. (isrher, of PhiladelptMs, died at the residence of her husband
F’riday. Mrs. Garber was well knot
In Ocesui 'Clty, having at dlflrrent timea kept the Neptune and other large buaiding houses. > The fuueral hsik
place Mondsy.
W. W. CUalfaut, a Philadelphia pharmacist, has purchased the stock and good-will of Fred Rapp's drug •lore. Eighth street and Wesley svenue. Mr. Cbaltant will open his place of husiuasi some time during the month of May. The gentleman Is said to he a husillug business man. (.'. P. Hickman, who owns a cottage at Hixieenlh street and Asbury svenue, died suddenly Friday at his home In Philadelphia. Mr. Hickman was interested In many, of Ocean Clty'e improvements, and death overtook lorn w hile actively engaged iu pushing the work. The fuueral takes place
to-day.
The -hotel Mayberry will be enlarged Is-fore the opening of the aiming season. Propnstor M«yl*riy has given out the contract for tbs addition. Joseph G. 1 hamploo A Co. will do the carpenter work and George (>. Adams A Bio. the f"undatiou» The proposed ImproveJ nrents will give much additional room ' to the bouse- The extension will uc copy the lot adjoining the preseni
structure on Wesley avenue.
siouisues the natives. The unbiased b-cm-r will ree l„ their every public | ct the result of calm deliberation and u unswerving determination to sub-1 r 'A ,,ie cl, J " Interest.. Busine*. ; .CTTnid- are introduced, and |s-r*ons!; motives and tisnresting sentiment " iwri in their deliberation*. Htrofig Influence, at ' mes, hs* rought into play to stay their co
led by Mis* Maggie Drummonc ddresers were also made by Is * I* \\ ramer and Professor E. D. Riley, an h--cbauEchildren sang isitriotlc ain
* Mays Landing.
A retival in the Methodist churcl as added Ally names to the mehibri
in median
er*, yet I l-„d« of Naslc by R.As-rt Hi
Various Sources.
Green Creek.
I’lsdlon will keep w
r- od dou
* of official city mi * indulge my liters
reful perusal of your "composi- Cape May l —your little excureious into the Former Mayor J. .M. of practical ethics—aud obtain an aspirant for circuit hints for reflection aud am- *urceed Judge Ktchai
j duct. Respectfully,
D. F\ M
■f >129 now
In their
Slarelial J.w. H. Garten was^juven-l itijun-d .Saturday by the breaking < il* bicycle. Hamuel E. Ilrow u lias n-signed a thief erf Hie lire depart imnt. Atlantic City. The .iew Price African Melliodit -episcopal church, iu course of etaelio •u Ohio avenue, for the cougreg^Hdu.
cummiilve
sled Hist Hixteeulh street h -mpleted from Wes* to euue, with Hie exception of «■ clerk Was directed to hi mer to grade and gravel t Ithlu thirty days. There are now but lorty-slx arc lights, cording to thrsutemeut of an of Ihe light committee. (.'Irrk t'tianiplon repirted i red notes had been partially canceled id the- balance
African Methodist JCpi
• of tlie flues
d flat
ailed ■
> Hie t
» fallin,
fleete
» cate for there ohllgalloDs. Tl OUer submitted his mmilbly r to the condition of appropriate
I'ouueilmau Hlltrs called aitrntlou I »e ordluam-c authorizing the gradiu ud graveling of Twelfth street frot Test to We*ley avenue. He state list the work had been dime as far ■ ■bury sveuur, two square* remaiuin ■•mpleted. liistructious were give n
Corelli |
cu completed. Tl Icli Is of brick, tal
I Id lug.
Ts~.lblr by a legacy froij. icmberof the i-ongregatiou
The Waldorf-Astoria Hotel r.mipan\ >f AUantic Citjr, capital (lls).OOO, hs urpiratore are F'rederick Hermann •rvderick 1*. Vetter, (’.W-Tobalt. Pan T. Hhinu and Thomas G. Coulter, u thl* city. The Atlantic City National Bank hich has U-eu located at the corner i .tlautic and North Carolina avenue •r nearly a score of years, on Halurda,
uotlly tl
rated l
Councilman Lake tutruduoed au or dinai oe authoriziog aud empoa-eriut the People's Electric Eight, Heal am Power company of Ocwau City, N. J., its successor* or assign,, to erect p or poles, sud string wire*, and lay pipes for the purpMe of dudrlbuliiig tricily for the pur|sise of llglit, Councilman Htltes presented au nance cousentlng Hiat George Bennett, J. Kufus Eastlack, J. Clarence Coxey and Hamuel C. Hmllh, of the dly aud county of Camden and Htate of NeaJersey.Htanley W. Rusk, of the borough of Haddonflrld, county of Camden and Hlate of Nea- Jersey, aud William H. Boardmaii, of the City aud amuty of Philadelphia and Htale of Peuusyiva uta, associate ibcmrelvn Into a body politic under Ihe name bf "Conrumere' Water company,” of Ocean Cltj, N. J., for Hie |iur|ase of constructing, matntalnlug aud o|ieratlng water works, and lay Ing water plpea for the purpwv of supplying Ocean City aud tlie inhabitants thereof wiih water, aud con Mitlog to the construction of the Couiirllmmn Htrelman then oflerrd Hie follow ing: ’’Tiial II is the sense ■>( t council Hiat Hie sewer should be proiwrty of Hie city and under city control; and Hiat Hie solicitor be directed to detcruiint the best method of
uncilmsn Thorn presented diuaucr authorizing aud emp.i 1’a'ple’s -ElrCtrie Eiglit, Hn
rer ami|«uy, ol Ocean CVly, N. J. mccrssore or assigns, to la} pll-es h streets, lanes, slley* and >qumre* u c^y ,if. Ocean City, for the purpire
rating gas works, and Uylug gi Ihr Hie pur|Hjseof supplying Ocean CHy aud tlie inhabitants lliereof with gi aud cnnaeullug lu the ooiistruclloa
the same.
The clerk suted Hiat the assesso had -tiled a conected ansewsmein' Central avenue. The report was i qeivt-d and the ,-htrk directed to notlly property owners, the same to be returnable Friday evening, Februu}' 9. Collector Hchurch asked for quit claim deed tor lot No. , Bee. for J *. M. Corson. A communication from George B. Langley and C. How ard Hcbermerboru, relative to reducUiHi made by cumm sioners on property on ocean front Twelfth and Wesley, was referred
the solicitor.
Councilman Hand Introduced an Inance transferring *84.27 from lights aud *50 W from water to ihe Item o Bills paid: H. C. Hmitb,*9.00; B.C Godfrey, I’iiOO; F'. P. Caufleld, *»|S Wi Hamuel Carhart. *40; A. Burley, *22 41; Adams, notes, *8,085 61; Geo. O. Adams, amuty tax,*12.162.06; Niels ’arlson, *1.30; I. a Champion. *62 70; Hamuel Hchurch, *39 .W: C.O. Miller, *46; Hamuel Hchurch, *46 83; Jokn W. Hmith, *2; J. C. Htrelman, *40; Hamuel B.Hcull, *62: Jobs Mart., *18.53; John
Hmith. *2.10.
Adjourned.
ist I is* purcliased the Industrial Brick >m|«uy works for *126,600. ttammonton. J<M-ph Young, IS yean of age. an ■jployee of E. Jackson A Hon, was
lham held a |**
tamden,
11. Mr. Hildreth Is a Repul.hi-sti.
DcnnUvIllc.
Large quan litres of oj.lers are twi srvested ju Oentii* creek. They . nail in size and almost e-pisl in fla tthe famous "blue |H>iuls," hut th
lie outside of thu> county b
by h
ippreciate your valuable |siprr ion. l:c*|s-ci folly,
Klo Grande.
mer Director A. Carlton Hildp-th, board of freelioldrre.was i injured by being thrown from iway on Haturdi mroc at this plsi horse was alarmed by a d>
luriis are feared, and, In
rued t<
k Friday
1A, Jail. 10. 19011.
Kin
«o|*l ch I i-dllirei
received. I thank you verymuch for your kind remembrance. Your calendar exprrssoi a happy senti. metit. 11 reminds me of my Isiyhisid pios|s-rous year. 1 am yoore sincerely,
B. H. HA.KmtKI.IN
’ Piiii.AHKi.iiftA, Jan. 22, Hum.
t the c
a of 1
building at the comer of Peuusylvan
I executive commilire, of FIxalUd Ruler E. i). frelan
is chairmau, i* making exteuslve prep•ii« for Ihe annual convention of >rder of Elks lu AUantic City next It Is anticipated from tuforma-. already received that fully 16,000 members of the fraternity from al parts of- the country will attend tls gramme of reception and entertain lent already outlined will 'require i ast amount of work to successful!; Senator Evans lias introduced a bit 1 Trenton,which, it passed, wiH enable the city to vastly improve Us water ce aud completely dispose of tlie ihility of the supply heaimmg luadequate lu tlie event of a big fire. During the wind storm that prevailed oug Hie coast on F'nday night a big dredging machine used by tlie Ventnor and company lu flllmg up low laud 1 Yeutuor for collage siies sprung a sk aud sank, after liaviug been ■reuched (torn its moorings. The dredge can he raised, hut the services
•f diver* will be requited.
City Hollcitor Godfrey announced F'riday that a meeting, to Include all nearly all of . the owner, of beach front property, will be held iu a week en days for the pur|swe of signing deed* under which the owners are ;tve tlie city title to all laud outside boardwalk for Hie purpo*e of estab-
loug pMja-ted ocean front
l, through
•pie will a.imuls rflorta In the fut am writing, I o tlie deiHs.lt. of the tracks of ti
iper. to rubbish : South
and dirt beside
Jersey railroad. This gives a decided 1. had impression tu thuae entering th city fur the first time, aud first imp wishes for Ocean City
H. Iil.AI.lL
inciliuau J. O. Rent Icy will he a candidate for re-election tin* spring. meiiced early thi* muiith are the erecoil of a dozen cottage*. The. channel at Corson■* Inlet still •main* closed by a heavy sand bar.
Tlie holdings of the Ocean City W cumiiany have pa-sed Into new bands. The deal was auisunioiated Monday, the mmaiderattnu being iu the neighborhood of *125.000 The new stockholdera will give our town first claw water service. No sooner had they arqulred tllle than measures were sdopled looking to the idttalllug of a plant that will not only meet tlie re qufremeuts of the present, but will be adequate fur the demands of time to come. The latest modern appliances w ill he used iu the equipment of the |s>wer. house, and as Hie new owners represent unlimited capital Ocean City’s future water supply will tie all that can be desired. Business men of Cam den, Mereliautville and Gct»u City are identified with Hie movement, aud an organ izstton will he eflecled to-morrow ihe stock of the old uirporatiou has been bought up by the new com whici^, will operate under tls original grant. With the Infusion o ew blood and ample financial Dacklui ;ie water company will lake a uev rase on life. Tlie geuUemeu luteresled had under •nslderatiou Ihe purchase of the r•ni|MUy stock, but when It became uown Hiat Hie city desired to aw sown sewerage system Hie Idea alsmdonrd, as there was no desire upon le jiart of the promoters of the ‘heme to antagonize Hie dty’i
srk.
IwwA S
County Clerk seriously ill.
is JelTle D Moore,
prominent Arctic avruui
idly for running ai. tlie seventh time
During he mother’s absence mi H Miss Moore quietly left li
reported
family, w-l ly, is tulssi I a few yea
’ ha* acquired it Truth street 'tier* Hiey will
building*.
The finest rilglnsering talent Is bring •suited before definite action i> taken. Modern- ideas prill he iutroI, and the equipment mill util} receive saiiclioii upon uudoubled erl practicability.
-hauge of doll
■t city h
disappeared, And after a lung
found wearing a Halvatu
rm tn Philadelphia. Hhe had
given a fictitious tiami
p was only discovered by accidenL •o years ago Mias Moore, who Is 27 year* of age. again ran away, aud w lit hope of finding her had almu been abandoned stie wa* found In home conducted by the Haiv^llon army In Brooklyn. This time also she bad given a fictitious name-and denied her identity until a memlwr of the family
went to Brooklyn.
Judge Endlcott, Monday, affirmed the sale of a part of Hie-estate of V”‘ Fennell, at Houlb Atlantic City, Lawyer Davis, of Philadelphia, the executor. Hlxty acres of laud, which
ow commands fancy price.,
rail estate boom down Hie beach, ere sold by the executor to lawyer E. H.Chandler for *6000. Later the asked that the sale be set aslth-, tending that the around was worth *60,000. Judge EiidTcOn affirmed trausactioii on submission of proof tlie laud boom bad not started when the sale was consummated, aud that,
while *30,000 may he ‘its *6O0o was a fair price then.
Among other things Oo»natyh» ss- A , .s^tT^ertakee^md - h«»id of trade, and its memberti are rolI ^ 1 offi<* aud residence, 64-5 coiiunually doing somelhlug to m.ke aud ^ Asbury avenue. The latest
the resort heller known. At a,meeting ; style
the other night ■
si'rocted to have a . . , „ .
"" 1Z piZZ - council to appropriate one mill on t“*:J |2nu gi500. at once. Can also secure dollar for advertising the town, and it ££ ooo lo *50,000 on approved security
Is said (hal the taxpayers ere
, „ q hand. Bodi !' removed from holds, boarding bous ., and oottacee and kept nnUI hartal.
W. riewrr Haim.
1’iie water com pat tie to a tract of lane ud Haven avenue,
Mr. Trerrwell. tht easury, had rendr ■e eflect that anun
■red i
mptroller of Hie
all the winter we want The goose nor. bone Bays we'll have cold weather, Emmett Hou a* I have already told you. and that J. K. Dates. W
settle* it. I'll stake niy reputation ou H. Hluari, Gertrude V. Dunlap, PhilaII. I'ee nof hern deceived by It lu ! delptila; Milb-u l'owperUiwaite, Jttver-: • ixty year*, and that ought lo he: ton: Wm. B TreiH-lianl, James It.; enough to am vines any one. I’ve j Huegland. Dr. F. F\ t'orami. Georg* Ji.; never known 0 lt to fsil, exi-epl once. Evans, Chas. IGchinaii, J. N. Glaspell, wlieu I Va* deceived in tlie character : C. H. Shoemaker, Jow-ph Hteelman. of the bone " Bridgelnn; Tboe. \V. Evans, Millville; Though lie lias survived the storm* K. McF'arland, Monroeville; Mr*. G.' of eighty-five years, Mr. Harts 1* still Dunlap, Geo. Barrett. J. R. E«*t-a.-tive aud hearty. Ht* faith lu lit* lack, Camden; Thiw. K. F'retx, dly.
ability to forecast a winter from Hie Garwood House: W
Sailroad ?imf-Ialilrt.
r l-lilladelsaia.
| I* I
•c of. goo,
tuple
r. Hi* method
ililted ; t
Is
•e previous fall
c Isirn in Hie spring nd he declare* Hiat u his reading of the I u some years Hid lib blaek s|»>t». and
ii blizzi
Reuben
Kndgeton; Robert lacy. Camden; irry Pettit, Will Collin*. Haleni; B. Dlammid, ib.bert Diamond, John liuuham, Allifway; Guss Hilton. Jamn Buck, Anglesea: George Tbom|»».n, A. r*ou, John C. Liuch, Ja*. B. i, \V. Chalfant, Fred Rapp, Hutier, Philadelphia.
m- •eek ear*, nuiulsrs. 4*k ■ STI.AVTH cmr.
add
lived
liigh. Including a large gallery. Tl houaaud dollare-wa* a| proprialeC lirse improveiuent*. The stocktio ire princi|ially from Rridgebm, (
leu and AtlauHc City.
The Biological aoclety of Hie Un •Ity of Pennsylvania are urgotlatlng for (round* upon which to erect building*, ml the site tin* not yet been decided
id impn
Ir. Youngrsca|M-d injury, but received serious hurt.
Sea Isle City,
has authorized Hie opening
ic planting ground* iu l.ud
Hood aud Ladle H. l.ud lam. the Mai adjustment cummissiuuers of : City, will make their report Judge Ludlow at the April term
We are now entering u|>ou tl I and la*t tiller add period present winter. FBUs Her
I Mr. Har
if the goose gooae
, Mr Harts,
With unfailing accuracy,
Reading, Pa.
ler for nigh on to algty years. Severe inters and open w Inters he has picked it long before the idee of Nuvemt id *o great Is Hie faith of many of fellow townsmen lu bis prowess ai eather prognosticator that all their plans hedge around the oracle's mes ured words about Hie wintry season. Only once have Ids predict out fallen ion, and then through no fault of the Mierable prophet. I .ast fall he prepared and gate out bis usual bulletin, ut when the winter came Hie severe •eather sei all his .predicilmu at
r. Har
t. Kill
S. fi. SAMPSON, Contractor and guilder, - . r-Z» » r*lr| Air., iM-ran rilz. N. J. t the ainipany G. P. MOOSE* r Architect, Builder, AND PRACTICAL NI.ATKK. Occnn City, K. J.
lent of this city, died si Mlie hn • is parents. No. 2211 North Ti first street, Philadelphia, Saturday
oraing,
Mr. Wert tiad been au invalid lurtli ist few yearn, and iu hope that change of climate might prove beneficial he went to Philadelphia fui winter. At first the change seemed helpful, hut II Hiat Hie seeds of diseasesrrre too firmly resited to he easily deslroyed aud gradually declined until death relra him from his suflerings. Deceased came to Ocean Ctly at eighteen yean ago, and engaged buslnesa. Hlx yean later tie married Miss Rebecca F\ Miller, daughter ol Parker Miller. He was the aon of Dr. Amos and Mary FI Wert, and was born in Philadelphia, w here he was educated. The Immediate cause of death war a«lhma, aim plicated with heart disease. A father, mother, sister and widow eurvivehlm. He was about 46 yean of age. He was held In high esteem by ihisw who knew him. The funeral services took place Wednesday afternoon at bis parents' home, and Interment was made In Philadelphia. A number of friends and relatives from tills city attended the fuueral.
Xirholaa Comon,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
^OCEAN CITY, N. J. D. EL L-AKEl,
fractical Carpenter an! Bnilier: 1S2S Aikurj Aims Ocsu Clt). 1.1. tract or dsy.* Jotit.lnz prompuy sltendal to II. IV. STANTON,
Coutrarflng Builder
< ii«w*i>«wkv a’ohie'hallway. Vai*,* m. daltr. I - i.ld f-.lt.l . on,tort and NortolS, 10X0
WILSON & WALLACE Contractors—Bnilders JOBBING PROMPTLY DONE. aa-l'orrr*pomlcncc •otlrllsd. GEO. A. B0UR8E0IS & SON, (arpenJers and Bnilders. OCKAK CIT¥, M. J. I. B. ROYER SL.ATE ROOFER BANCOR. PA.
J)lin..\t>CLFHIA AXO RKADIgU BOUT*. ATLANTIC CITY KAILK^XO.
chagrined, and bis shocked. In all Ills a prognnettir, wli.we forecasting* hsd greater ue lltsn the weatlier bulleHti* sent from Washington, be bad never tlie farmers astray, nor varied a r's breadth lu his predictions (or the aiiier which followed. It was only uisi, therefore, that lie should feel t down. Was his power deserting u? Had the guree b me lost Its Joy came with the morrow, for In
favor of the proposition. Ocean City j In purchasing gentlemen's half t pre-pen be*m-e it is pf«r«-~ 1 — —
Cape May Wave.
iers M lil^h
stale Ur*inasa - and give
|,ariy rates tu theatrical aud other. 1 irgaiiixatlous must give the same ral Lo the general public under similar a dllioua, and alao to the govetumeut
•portatiou of troops. In I • A decision the a-mptroller says:
“The railway oompanics attempt limil the use ol parly rale ticketa theatrical companies and a few ott awoclaHous and decline to Issue them parties of au equal number of | js traveilDg under suhstaulially the me clrciimstauceslnd conditions In my opinion this amstltute* an unjust discrimlnaUon which the law prohibits, declares to be Illegal. There appmre to
i reason for this dtscriminatbere would be to issue the a party whose name* were
Hniilh aud refuse them to an equal
•tuber of Brot
when the purpose of the journey was pleasure and refuse them when the puri*—r was buslnesa. second question Involved whether these party rates are subject
reduction when
dertd to the government by the free or :lie fifty per cent, land grant railroads. The ground upon which I bold the government is entitled to the beueparty rates is that said rates are available for the general public and
the relore fot
"As party' rale# are charged the general public In eases like those noi under couaidemion no more than flit per cent, of said rates can he paid ft that part of the service rendered by ■aid roads to the government. There are other made which have agreed to accent the iame net cash rate* as apply to the land grant roads, therefore pruiier reduction must he made lor I part of the service rendered by these
lartz discovered that iveu him, not Hie hoi ue of a gander! Heu •hich he liad fallen,
speaks not Hie Hie weather ol ’lid elralglitawa;
se, Mr. Harlx reread H
tiutb, neither * U> '**'«*
- fate
; and
1n! the’weatlier w as as lie said il would
he.
His lust piretige returned, bla time power was restored, and once
again his
as law.-Indeed, the slip-up only served to strengthen the potency ot the goose t*>ne aud mlutnai the authority of Mr. liariz among hia fellows. 8o that no when he says we are entering into t. second aud last cold period ol the wi tpr, iliere is none in Reading or tbere-
bo will say
plaluly indicated by the goose bone," said Mr. Harlx to-day. "I predict that we wilt havecufd and changeable Heather from this tune on until in March. 'The Heather, according lo my calculations, during the remainder of January and all of February wjll be cold, with Very slight changes. .It will rovers much wider
The prices ol advanced between twenty aud thirty per cent, last year, while lu only a few occupations was there au advance tu wages, and In those lew the Increase was not 15 per ceuL on the average. “The purchasing power of the great majority of the American people ot side the agricultural classes,” says tl United State* lueestor lu a dlacussh of the situation, "is probably no larger to-day than It was a year ago. Take lawyers, doctors, ministers, teachers, editors aud reporters, accountants, clerks in banks and offices, stenographers and typewriters, salesmen In stores the roed,and many otbfr classes. Have their Incomes Increased? If they ve not. It le an Important ’Three people really constitute the us which makes Hie pruai—rity of theamotry—the class to which attaches tirllber |«iverty nor riches. Are thry poeltion to stand an advance of reen twenty and thirty the a—I of living? This Is a question any householder can answer I himself. It stands to reason that ’.eel aud Iron have advanced fifty per cent, be is not going to buy what •ud iron products hr needs at anything t*e old prices. If be wears lb :lud ot clothes that be did last lie lias got to pay higher prices fur textiles have advanced thirtyr cent. If bis wife goes out lo buy stocking* for bis children she finds must give more than formerly, forty per cent. In some cases. With lumber thirty-three per cent, higher than a year ago, be, of course, cannot expect hi get hia carpentering dune mi cheaply as before. Drugs and chem higher, consequently It will be keep himself aud family as well as possible. Rents are aim h tiding upwards. These are but a few Instances of the enhanced met of living.’ What is lobe Hie outcome of this ■ItuaHou ? Evldeutly either wage* must go up higher or the price of com-
Ukely
that the latter «lll he the solution. A good many fictitious and temporary
have
prices—trust combinations, the tanO, rar taxes—and Hiese cannot continue
The coloring of the hone shows that eather will he severe for a time, ■ tl is llkrly milder, but It will cuotluue cold much -r then the previous freeze-up. The spring will be a late one. 1 predict
ouch el
dark spot on the goose bone. Until next Sunday night there will be low temperature and a cuuUuual freezing up. The- Ice men need not worry. Haven't I come lo you tn previous scsHons and told you' weeks In advance of blizzards, slorma and all kinds of weather, and haven’t 'hey hi true? 1 foretold the tie up ou th roads several winters sgo, aud warned
LEWIS E. CORDE
ALL KIN Is* .of
CARPENTERING and
preceding cold snap, forever. But meantime the fallacy
that proepertly Is measured by
dollara and cents is
that evety man who works for a living abould refuse to believe In.—Boeleo
In deiu-rildtfg Rudyard Kipling’s, cent rffurt at speecluuakliis the Is dou Academy says: “When he allowed hia fane to the acboolrooro - !t wai crowded — hia Itottingdean neighbor* cheered him mightily, and be blushed like a great kid. When he got the platform to speak, be was aa wblti as a ghost. He had evidently learned hia little speech by bear! and spun It out at a terrific rate. Of course Hun
felt if be were to hesitate be wooM lost The Big Englander* will net get Kipling ass platform spouler. ll< collapse SI the cud of bis third ore Take my word fur IL well have tag. ”
XpUgMOp-m. aiithostbMi-auo *. m-an-treswi Oeesi FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
WILLIAM R. STONEHILL PLASTERING, RANGE SETTING, Brick Laying. Etc.
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
FOR SHLE. HflWHINJ* IJi COTTAGES AND LOTS ALSO FOR RENT CENTRALLY LOCATED IN OCEAN CITY, N. J. ALONZO COTTON, Owner, 619 Asbury Avenue
RA S. CHAMPION Alderney Dairies -Guaranteed Strictly Pure /AIL/K AND lee ©roam ESTABLISHED lUl
WUb Cold morale, n pared to gl«c letter **•
7th St. and Asbury Ays.
MERRY CHRISTMAS SLEfi HAPPY NEW YEAR ...TO AL.L.
Leonard Krauss & Co. ELECTRICIANS
6. fi. Uui. I. V ASM GEO. 0. ADAMS & BRO. PLASTERING, RANGE SETTING. MICK LAYING, ETC., ETC. AU Work in Mason Un* Promptly Attended To. OCEAN CITY, N. J. E. CLINTON & CO., •■srr BRUSHES, loot UUET. Ud S S. TESTS ST.,
GEHTBBLIHBSI Cm Ocean City, N. J.
■aMKiwa Business, axmcurmt TBUSTS ol every deeerlpUDe. sa>d a<*s ee axacuTOBoi AominisrnATom. vpplUwUpu. tor lows. ie»efi i*d WfiSslWre
avs^:«2^C.,Jili Suisii Bin: srL Movm Lwdsr-ewr. tee. a full line at lew*.-. |
M. MENDEL,
103* Atlantic Avar,
