VOL. XX

OCEAN CITY, N. J., TUI KSI)AY. JI LY 2(i. 1!*«k

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY, N. J., A. C. ROBINSON Eiitor ail Propnelor.

CITY DIRECTORY.

NO. 10.

MOTEL ATGLEN OCEAN CITY, N. I.

MORGAN HAND. ATTORNEY AND at I.AM

CAPE maych..n. j. THE EMMETT iL AW °^TICES r« P .. jSeHavijER C WooDnauu.

GARWOOD HOUSE, OCEAN CITY. New Je>»ey.

JONATHAN HAND, O'ouniiollor- nt- I^nw, .HwUrlu.r, Slatfer in l li.nonry, Kotery I’ubUc, CAPE MAY COCItT HOUSE. N. J.

SECRET SOCIIETIES.

lYmpfr inrnllnr^ Wrdurwlni ^r.nliilic. ".4i Bonrd ^ or Truntnwi^ Pm.ianDI. Wrainy t^MLP.'kfw&Meor SSnSTo. - Adn'i".' Joho Marl., R. H. mil*. Ctoaa Mration—MiiDday niornlnr. *■>. J. I. Hmllli. IraA-r. Monday*..nlni.T 4.. Ml..

G. THOMAS, No. 108 Market St., PHILADELPHIA, FinE FanliiGrm.

i%vSsrxiS^t: sSss««jar"““ LOW mlOBIS.

OCEANIC gUGENECCOLE,

OPEN ALL THE YEAR

«... .... o.,-r. ■ .. G A. BOURGEOIS, tiKDii*i. Counsel lor-at-Law,

^ l-larllre. In^Nra^rfar.-^l-UUiutelpbla a

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

ALBERT A. HOWELL, .A.tt oi-ney-nt-Lnw,

IH'KAJS CITY. N|CW JEKKKV I.AW On'ICliii

IGODFREY & GODFREY

SINGULAR FISH CRADLES.

Sun. Nearly all lilt** bnlim ti •lUKUlar OM-tlunl of mna« for yuuuie- At the Uuic of .|im>’uli uu.tl.i-r fli.h fonua a IllUe Beat : the reeila nu.l ruahea. In wMph k pualta |n-rhn|ia llnj yrU-II /fs.. ly il.-a.-rl. , Cnrl.m.ly .-im.iSiT

neat auJ jirewiitly u|.i» U|«tl the eitKa. hut if (ralrhed It will la- ai.-r Ini: them Into hi* m ereat.-nt ear* ami I them. They are Imlsi n-apumla to I he ebeeka

"Oli PAINTINGS."

HIGH TONED BOOK AGENTS. | NO CHINESE IN LEADVILLt. THEY ALL GOT IN.

h.-L ait.iit- w-h - n.-v. r ..in. n, ...titarTfUlpCbllMwe i. te|.r.w in le-aArille willi III* 4-.II.I..I inhli. remarked OtRl^tw.. IV|..t„|, ever entered the Mr Ch.rl.- II. M. i.r. --I hare lieru ; rami^md the M..iy their alnirt aUy

hi bed, tji.y re|,r.a.«t [ Word wan whlrpernl alaiot in Lha IiikIi i-lo.. hmk Imyera j dlvea with whlrh the rtn-et wa* Hoed. .1.^ Karh jmhliahinc I pigtaib were enr. uiiumwd' 1 odlertlon <rf namra. j with a qniet and KebtL-iuauly mob of ■•’I liiglilT. j le-rhaie a linMlml uimra ami 1...U-*.

i and tba ilrled oot me than

DR. J. S. WAGGONER,

RKSIDKMT—e

Physician and Druggist, Til Asburr Are.. Ocean City, N. J. trnin. Tine meUonery. Cunreetiunert.

"P, C. HUTCHINSON. M. I).

11 omo><>]>»! hiait.

LEWIS L. ROSE

amt y. S. Cat

B. T. ABBOTT, M. D., I*lijoiriait and NurK<<>».

OFFICE -Ccnier Centnl ud Eljhlh Slr«L

\J3. GALLAGHER,

DEALER in RALPH L. GOFF FINE ••• FURNITURE,; ENGINCER . 43 South Second Street, j SURVEYOR. *FHiiAnni.wHi*. r». j eONVEYANCER1 NINTH AND CENTRAL AVENUE, D. S. SA.>II*SON, j OCEAN CITY. N. J.

Stoves, Heaters,Ranges, i |SRAEL Q ADAMS & co 408-10 Anbury a™ - ;,,.. Real Estate s Insnrance OCF.AN CITY. N.^J. ^ J^O-EITTS, Bmidi 11.4 4 6, Rati EsUle t Uf Balldiu,

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.

J T BRYAN, fiinimlaaloneew ,>f De«da for Pr Praeiimi numbe, ana uw. D iMer Money-to hall «i Klrat Mort«ag« No- 1007 Ridge Ave . , u,tn for ule at 8nulh Atlantic CH Phllaaelphta. - SSSSSi RSaT 1 au-fsr It L«.» d> Hmm. I 'rsa^atw F«t■•rttm s.li 01 R. i-sssttssa. headquabters for

JACOB SCHUFF THE PIONEER BAKERY, Ho TOO AUri kmm. Dean Citj. I. J.

* XKE’a.

lONVCTANCINO. ETC.. AT

^ CHARLES P. LAKE’S

OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF ’eo- , BELLEVUE HOT BATHS, BRIDCEV'MER L\» HI..

SAMUEL SCHURCH.

mmm, limn m on at irmrs Real Eslate and uiuInsurance Agents,

0. J. HAMMELL

Hart)le««GranitelWorks

CEMETERY INCLOSURES Hunal Vaolla. draw* Covefa All Htildeaf Cemetery Work Works at Pleasintvllle, N. J.

W. L. BERRY, Manufacturing Jeweler, NO. aa SOUTH SECOND ST..

I AKUUKY AVENUE.

R. R. SOOY A SON Restaurant and

Lunch Rooms

14. H Md ft Win TULFTH ITtHT

PHILADELPHIA PA-

04lea*e lo real.

JOSEPH SUTTON

Conveyancing, Real Estate Insurance, Nongages — eel Collections

JOSEPH M. COHION Real Eatate Agent .ALCRMO. N- J 'M&zWMi E. CLINTON A CO., ‘bRUSHES, n, o. 11 mil n, IAPBLPMIA. PA. PETER MURDOCH, OOA.I-* and WOOD, Or 1 eon City. N. J.

rather

ind.Ti

r. lie I

bin <-hargv. er< atruech-a. Mnuj

Uurlai,- Ilia d,-ath

•uj.nh. l'hlhidel|>hla

MAY FIRES.

Sir Jubn count of So many old <• ucl to la though they wen- even tl out From the eleventh i great work. whMi wa»

uy.in tlie moors on May .hiy. and prv the soil Id the center UDdlslurhed. a., a

flcleut lu slu ~ * lighted

ird of re

ealct

whh-

had eaten the ruatar cake Into aa many

aceoimnwlaui the I •■gga. and a large li they Imk. d upon a einlM-ra. When they

ua Id the ns~-uihly ODd

huae piece* with

perfi-ctly hlack. They tl.eo placed all the pTeefa of cake h getber Id a bonDct. and rach In tur drew one blindfolded, the holder of tli hoonet being entitled to the last ph" The hoy w ho drew th«f blackened |a. tlou was de«tlned to he *arrlth-.-<l an was compelled to U-a|. three tlmt

through the flainea.

Althongh the ceremony had Beget erated Into a men- paatliue for buya. It !e evident that It moat one,- uy time have Involved the actual aacrlllce of • human being. In order to render the coming summer fruitful. -<J,-nl

man'a Magazine.

f Chlucac Alum ua.- is the largely dn-olstad puWUailon It y reaching aerrral mllllona. j.rlnted at Peking and la a inonoy. -iu|M-ror. no other almanac being permitted to ho sold In rtmt country. Although containing n-liahle aatronomlcal Information. Its clilef mlaalon , glre full and accnrate Informafor aeleellug lucky places (or per dag all the acta great and atuoO. of everyday life. And aa every act of Ufa In China, bowen-r trivial, depends fur Its auccesa on the tllue In » he direction liiolut of coin|aa ward whlrh It Is done. It |a of th asst Importanee that every one al law correct Information at all tlmea i valla hie to enable him so to ord< Ife as to avald lad luck and calamity and Secure good luck and praefMulty. So great Is the native faith In Its InfaUlblUty that not long since the Chiminister to Gertnauy refused to sail oa a day wklefa had h«onApi«.iuied tar It was declatvd lo the almanae to bo unlucky.—Cincinnati Enquirer-

, j b..ka they tell; Ol . [ Shakespeare'a ant , i complete angler— thing. "—New Or

it it ofl the prem dk wn and di-trilmtcd are fr.-qnently water > to I- tinted by hand.

d.. -Thej are continnit if y . n were to Cnih. in at a hotel the are the topics of the )h I They range frern medi.a to Walton'•

lie of everyTim« Demo-

hafla Times Demm-rat. TRUTH AND A TRUNK. I know a Woiimu who travel, around the rouuirj with a trunk aa ti| K m> a hour.-.' I'aneap,..( tiu.taiud and frlRel. CUM- hi a |K-rf,-,-Uy (n-oper one for the Autirruelty noeiety. When I meritioi111 this to the lady with the trunk, she said. • Itm they are only to look after

itmala

• Perhaps t.

t their

runk w

Laughter baa been fatal ae hill In the house ie days of O'Cvmnell Thomas Massey who arms a sworn foe lo ever?tiling that suggested po|>ery. Introduced a o atnllah the suffix “mas" from all words In oar language and to anlwtl “tide." thus eon verting “Christ Into "Cbrtattlde." and so on. •on he bad ended his Introductory speech. O'Coonell got op and •» the honors Ur member has an Insuperable objection to tbs word ' why dors hr Dot act u good ample by anglicizing Ms own nil at ruar we should le quite willing to speak of him as Tbuth.> Tidey - The bouse rolled with appreciative laughter, and Mr. Massey ~ sumcirut courage to speak of the

aa aaeleal BolMlwa. The oldest Christian structure In Ir» nd U s remarksbW helMIng. -. .deoliy very ancient bat wioderfully well pr* wcved. at IMngla. Ik Commit Kerry It

Ualletu. Who Os Hems was hisaory

>e third flour,

i's not veryJieavy," I heard h At tlie remark I he expressmi alls tel) calh-,1 Id. h.-l,.r from us." he said, ullli a knowing nod lie inald. When he got up stairs, nuld liarvll) lift one end. • Neve hen they say If

tell t

■bunt weight, or i

, "To the Public—A gentleman was cun-d of drinking, smoking, Ing too loud, going out at nights, going to the races and gambling and w also gained 'jn itoumia of fliwh In thi years and was completely restored heallli. will Sell the seeret to any S|K-ciahli- person for half a crown, no cure, money refunded.—Address. In cooflib-ne,-." etc. and received the following rejily: “I waa cured of all the had habits meutioued by a three years' enforevd residence In her majesty's prisons.”— l-oud.m Tit-Illta

“For

dl'

young sc

i one of the dviurtmeoia, dwo doetiM-. attached to my

force here. U.the limit He took days' leave la.t week, and when be returned to the office he brought him a doctor's rvrtiflrate. It was si by himself: This Is to certify that Implant Junes then; he i mu fled his name I has been under roy prufesalunal cate for the last three days,’ etc. Ife submitted It lo UK' without hatting eye. and he L—ked real hurt and down at tin- mouth w ben I I old bin couldn't mate that kind of a |

Juid talktni: say yoa managedf a.ked \

“till. well, if my affairs wn they were M

“Dw iggint •* getting over bis blcyclt ••How do yoa knowf*

CLEVER MILITARY TRICK.

When Philip 11 delated the qr of Cfierritig with fire and awu Dntchmau. who did not like tbi which ther tiiemsrlrni dtd not vote, the Duke of Alva rounseled violent meas urea, for in his eyes the relielt wen only "men of butter," Nevertbeleaa Is I found that these men, so fond of cuwi and hens, amid bold his vvlerans al hay, finally overcome them in the field, and after SO years leave poor Spain “a broken hacked \ " Indn-d In time uf war country folk with liaskrte of iggs and hotter excited no sniqiirum even to alert sentinels. Taking advantage of thia fact. Sir Krauri* Vera deU rniined to recapture from tlie Sjianiatds the Zotphen or fvirte. by a slratagrm. In ! picked onl eiine lu.ty and handsome young wddiers and drrreed moat of them like the tlelderland egg women and tba rest aa Roera With hand lea of vegetables. batkrl* of eggs anil batter. Ira I also with digitris and pistols inside their clothes, they were ferried serosa the river by twos mnMfarre*. They sat Dear the gate of the furl being already, at the break uf day. chatting and reeticulating. “ ' argnmrnt abont the rise or fall of

ket jiricea

Then, according to arrangement. Vara arat some i-avalry forward, proaching. and the pretended conn try people ran in feigned tenor toward tba

fort. The galea

n to receive them. They all streamed threw- off their disguises, and In a - minutes w«T« in pnwHsdon uf the Is of the town, where the gallant Sir Philip Sidney afterward lust hla III bring more rash ami leas shrewd eteran Vera.—Harper's Bazar

At>ro]ajs uf the Purtngnuae reia (pro■onneed rays), when Mark Twain vlaItrd Fayal some years -ago one of hla impanions invited him to dine, with eight others, at the principal hotel in that happy island. As soon aa tba doth wa* reraoved and th* wine placed on Urn table the host called fur tba bill, which amounted to HI,TOO reia lo. Jeare me to my miarry. boysl" ejaculated the unhappy man. •'Thera money enough in the'ship to pay that hill I am a ruined community. Landlord, this is a mean swindle. Hera's «IM>. snd Ifa all yon’ll get. I'll rim in blood before 1'U pey a cant The landlord hsikad surprised, bat imairdlstvly bed bit little account translated "Into a Ungnaga. that a Christian amid understand." when it found that, at tbc rata of 1.000 to a’ dollar, tlie demand actually anted lufHl.TU. Mors refreshments e ordered forthwith.—Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.

: are ms lo me." remarked the high browrd theorist, "that people positively t education. A man wbo D more than ordinarily wise is usually left to himself as uirtrb as pnaeibt*." Perhaps yoa are right." answered Miss Cayenne. "When a man knows a vrry great drab ha makes one banal vr There is no telling when be may he going to sit dawn and try to - " it all "—Washington filar.

Needles are all made by marblorry Th* piece of mechanism by which the "e Is manufactured takes tbc rough mire, ruts It Into imqier lengths klea the point. Battens the head, piereeat tba eye. then ah pens lb* tiny tnalrn

chine by Btiicb Uerdies an- counted and placed In.the pajsare In which they three being afterward folded

Belgium for paints at

left t< might

WhsL means of comiunniration with each otlvev three strange little people have I know not. lint the news uf lha reception that was tendered repn-M-utativra tf their race to visit Leadviile traveled rapidly, and the fact soon came to be nndmOood by them, in all localities where they congregated In Colorado, that they were not wanted. 1 later queried a Chibaman in an adjoining town as to whether ha had' aver been in tba great mining camp, — * bis reply was characteristically la-

It appears that one idle day the frog, thrdnrk. the lamb and the rknnk atartad forth together to visit the show. Jnst what »,n of dure It waa the chronicler di»--n't state. Anyway, it waa something that the qaeerly assorted quartet was anxious loattend. and they bopped and waddled and gamboled and trotted tuwaid the big canvas incloanre with delightful tblobs of anticipation. Finally they reached th* d the frog leading tba Una. Well the frog had a greenback and pa-sed right In. The duck had a bill and followed tba frog. * * The lamb had four quart era and followed the frog and the dock. But the nnfurtnnate skunk waa left on tbs outside He had only a scent, and that waa bad. Naturally be turned away, feeling pretty Woe. Aa b* waa slowly going back over the hill he met a bobp snake rolling along at • ~ rate toward the show. Tba al ed him. but the snake did not stop. ••Don't Interrupt me." b* cried over his shoulder. ‘Tv* got to do a turn, and I'm a little late.” and b* rolled

. along.

At the top of the hill the akunk noticed another old friend approaching. 11 was the sardiue"Hello!" cried thaaardine. "What's the matter!" fio the akunk told him. "I can guess bow you feel about IL" said the sardine sympathetically. “1 belong to the smelt family myself. But. say. old fellow, you com* right hack

conic: ni T-i-M-re b. bants Barbara

-i-l-k

v nmehee like* belleol"—

Fisherman (patting hia cheat)—Ca Farmer—Heow much d'yer charge fer ill Fisherman —Oh. we generally charges 10 cent* a gallon Farmer—Cheap enough. I’ll taka a gallon of that hum with me for me old woman. But what kin 1 put it int Fisherman—Go over there to the tavern, and they'll lend yon a Jar. Farmer gets hia jar and has his gallon of water put in aud leaves It at tba railroad station while be gore for a walk On hia return be finds the tide at low ebb "Gosh. * be says. •• they do a big trade!"—New York Press

Here la a story of Mark Twain, whose after dinner speeches are unique dinner to which be we* inrib name waa associated with the toast of "Literature" by an orator. Wbo referred with great! eloquence to Hoeser. Shakespeare, Milton aud—Mark Twain In reajH>nae tba humorist thanked tbe speaker fur hia kindly references and exensed himself from making a lunger speech by saying. "Homer la dead. Bhakrepeare and Milton are no more, and 1—1 don't frel very well myself I' —Detroit Free Proa. Abslrmloss Pahllr Mean Nut long ago Don M. Dirklnaoo of Detroit made a rather startling ment hi a public speech cone w ine drinking among public men. He declared that not .'41 out of 10JMI were total abstainer*. Tbl* la a decided exaggeration. although It would lie difficult lo give exact information without a iMTSoual canvas*. It may lie aald, however, that there are aoroe very conspicuous t-xniuplea of total abstinence among public men. Both McKinley and Senator Fry* are In erate smokers, but they never dt wine; Senator Platt of New York, Senator Gorman of Maryland. S.-crelA-ry Long. David a Hill. Itlcbard Croker and many other* that I co " tlnn neither smoke nor drink t Ihg liquors. I suppose that might be found In the house of representative* who neither smoke nor drink.- t'bicago lb-cord.

“Good evening. Mr. ManyglrUr aald tbe young man. “Krenlngr responded Mr. ManyglrD gruffly. A pile of tapers, evidently bills, lay scattered In front of him; henr* hla rmlfnesa. Th* young man smiled.

“Yea.” replied tl any of your bus *Tt la I have «

in. • But la isk you If 1 e daughters

off your lands.

Tbe old man rear, with a “Take onef he exclaimed. “Why. boy. you can more to L’tab aud take

tbe whole setea’

Tbe young man bad caught him at ■a light time.-New York World.

A currrs|MDdeiit gravely asked In a went Issue of a religious Journal whether It was right far ministers to their sermons xhefi the Hustle* furtikhlrn by Christ lo “carry • on thetr missionary Journeys • Journal In question at gravely explained that “scrip” dtd nut mean writing, but the rrs-eqitarl* for food • I by travelers of Hat day and

And the rknnk nod.the sardine w

-Clari-asrPlain Das

poker war played In tberiata la the oU days aald: "Senator Clark wssd to alt In a little game In tbs Silver Bow dak In Bntts He generally played with Marena Daly. Baggin. Heard araoaaa on* of those big fellows ajhtbey *ajoyed Ibemealres Ob one occaaiea a New York drummer dropped Into the clnb while the gam* war on. Ha had a card with a two weeks' run no the clnb. Well, b* are Daly. Haggis darll and another fellow sitting in lha grwt and be sashaya up pertlike. aad aaya: “‘Wen. gentlemen " * my taking a band V " •No,' aaya the playera. i like, end then thia drummer ha paQa out a thick roll and peels off a f 100 bm and chuck* it on the table •Olmxn* chip* for that' aaya be. aad looks around, puffed up Hks Ha gore aad hangs up bis coat and when ha coaaas tack and alts down threw lays that MU. •• •What'* th* mattar, gaatireaaar be says huffy like 'Ain't my moway good!" “ 'Why. yre. to be rare' aaya Marcur Daly. 'Clark, give tbe geatlenaa one wbite chip' “Wen. that gentleman tram th* rf-

> gat aome of th*

A Methodist n dry. When be reached tbe engine room. tbe engineer said. "What I'm premd ret of here is my draft. Hare ah* ia Look at her." He raised a trapdoor la tba flour, dincovering a black bole abont a toot square, and tba miniatre looked tn *ngrelj. Nothing whatever wa* toba MSB. but a tremendous draft a ' ■ ' silk hat "Ha. be hal" . Then be continued excitedly: you ar* performing an lutersating m periment I Nothing could demonetral

He pointed lo tba lofty stack, ai even ae be spoke the at Ik bat ah rtraigbt np out of it fur 50 fact or I and then. Ilk* a Urge hlack bird, sail slowly away down the wind. "Goodby. my friend." aid th* al frier. -Thia has beset, indeed, a gre

My property, let ua hops will pan*# undamaged." H* then seated • high barbed wire fenca and ran lightly oere the field* in tbe direction which hia hat bad takoi —Philadelphia Braced.

olaerraUoa Is te be found In tbe ease of ex part* Scuggln. 0 Tax. App. BM. Mr. Scoggln wai “ "