Evening journal. [volume], July 03, 1903, Page 2, Image 2

About Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932

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Was Not a Hard Propocitiçn for Wil
mington.
But for a collecioa of errors iu the
third Inning the Wilmington team
would have shat out the Brandy »trie
aggregation from West Chester at From
and Union streets yesterday afternoon,
but as ll was. the visitors were wallop
ed by a score of 4 to 1.
It was not a uUesUou of the Brandy
wine not being able to hit the hall. They
touched Up "Billy" Day tor a total of
six hits. Their trouble was In base
running. W lion they got upon a bag
they did not seem to know what to do.
Mack led In the hitting, collecting a
singles, and
one that
throe-bagger and
'Billy" Gray knocked out
would have easily been a (tipple to an
ordinary runner, but the big first base
man la a little off In sprinting at pres
ent. and usually asks for a runner.
tw<
The timely hit of Sweeney in the
second Inning, with two men on buses,
came In handy. The score:
WILMINGTON.
H
H. P.O. A. E.
..0 0 12
.. 0 0 6 1 0
..2 :i 1 I 1
.. 1 2 11 0 0
.. 0 0/4 0 u
.. 1 2 2 4 2
.. 0 0 0 0 I)
.. 0 t 2 0 0
.. 0 0 0 k
Ronton, SR.
Campbell, r.f ...
Mack, 2h .
Gray, lb .
Knox, If .
Burke, 3b.
Chandler, rf ...
Kweeney. c ....
Day, p .
1
4 8 27 13
Totals
BRANDYWINE.
K. H. r.O. A. R.
0 13
U 0 U 1 0
0 2X00
10 0
.. 0 0 2 3 0
.. 0 0 3 0 (I
.. 1 11 « 0 0
..0 0 1 1 0
..0012
.. 0 0 0 0 U
0
Morris, ss ....
Abel. 2b .
blimp, p, cf ..
Cook, ct, rf ...
Jefferson, Sh ..
. .«
Fisher, c .
Roueniue, If ..
O'Hara, lb ..
Price, It .
Henson, p ....
u
1 « *23 1« 0
•Gray out for running out of line.
t'.CORR BY INN1NOB.'
Wilmington .U 2190100 X —4
Brandywine . UUIOOOOUO 1
Earned runs—Wilmington, 4. Two
bttse hit Gray. Three-bu»e hit—
Mack. Bases on balls—Off Reusen. 1 ;
oft Sharp, 1. Struck out—By Day, 2;
by Rensen, 3. Stolen bases—Burke.
Double plays—Campbell with Gray;
Jefferson with Morris with O'Hara;
O'Hara with Henson. Left on buses —
Totals
Wilmington, 4: Brandywine, 7, Umpire
—McMahon. Time—1.20.
DOWN STATE BASEBALL
Season Will Be Opened Tomorrow.
Strong Teams at Dover and
... Smyrna.
Dover, July S.—The new State as
«(.nation of buse ha 11 clubs will open
the season with "double-headers" to
morrow, playing games in the morning
at 10 o'clock and the afternoon at J.30.
There was some talk of Inaugurating
"twilight" baseball, to be played each
evening at 5.S0, hut this will not be done
at this time for the reason that the
Delaware railroad trains would not be
suitable.
The Dover Club will make Its appear
ance on the diamond with the new
Smyrna team. The locals will consist
of the strongest independent players
yet handed together to represent the
State capital, ami will probably Include
Carls», catcher of the University of
Pennsylvania; Vinson, the heavy-hit
ting left fielder of Chester: Hoover, of
the New Jersey association ; Baker, of
Oxford, Pa.: Junes and Gooden, and
probably Wilson, of Delaware College;
Gum, of Wllllston: Donoho, Johnson
nnd Griffith, who have made such good
records In batting and fielding, and
Clark, formerly of Dover and Atlantic
City. Hoover Is already on the ground
and Vinson will arrive today. These two
men will probably pitch the opening
games.
Milford has thus far the strongest
independent club in the field. Yesterday
the Dover Field Club, an organization
of "future greats," travelled to Mil
lord to test the sterling worth of the
new Sussex team and were defeated by
37 lo 1, probably the most remarkable
score ever heaped up on a Delaware dhi
niond. Some of the Mllfordites were In
charitable enough lo send the news out
that Milford had beaten "Dover" hy a
score of 2, to 1 much to the dismay of
Manager UGotten and Director Atkin
son. who have been counting on the
largest attendance at the opening
games on Saturday ever «forded In
I lover. The managers expect to enter
tain 6,0(10 persons from the "peach bell"
and 1,000 from Smyrna.
New Player for A. A.'».
"Billy" Voight will be seen on the
third bug over the bridge next week, j
Manager Barton haa Just secured 11.1» j
fast man. ills presence at this volnl
should strengthen the team consider
ably, as it hu» been a weak »pot since
the opening of the season.
j STATISTICS OF BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rexult» of Y tst. day.
Cleveland, 11; Athletic, 6.
Detroit, 1; Washington, 0.
New York, 3; St. Loot*. 2.
Chicago, 6; Boston, 2.
AL-ndmg of tho Clubs.
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23
Boston .
Athletic.
Cleveland ....
Chicago .
New York . .
Detroi
Bt. Lo
Washington
.629
38
28
.681
27
S3
.642
27
.30
.626
.27
28
.491
27
30
.474
.... 26
29
.473
43
.271
No Games TcJay.
All the club* are traveling eastward
A. A, 'S HAD A CINCH
Whit.wacln-d the Morrow Club in a
Listless Game.
There was a seance that took place
over Ihf* bridge yesterday that could
hardly lie called » baseball game on
account of Its one-Hldednesa. The
Wilmington A. A. team applied the
whitewash brush to the Arthur H.
Morrow flub, of Philadelphia, to a
tune of 12 to 0. The »core could have
been mueh larger, but the locals did
not seem to exert themselves.
An effort was made hy the manage
ment to get the Baltimore Eastern
League team, but about noon, finding
this was impossible, the Philadelphia
club was secure»
Thek seemed to make a special ef
fort to prove to the spectators they
did not know anything about the game
and were successful to a degree.
QttlHi did the pitching for the home
team, and the five Hide scratch hits
they got during the game were scat
tered through us many Innings. He
fanned out iwi Ive of them and Issued
three passes.
All die put outs with but three ex
ceptions were chalked tip lo Ballun
tyne and Hartman. The score:
WILMINGTON A. A.
R. II. P.O, A. E.
Tierney. 1, f.. . 1 ll a u o
..I 1 13
Hartman, c ..
Hoffman, c ..
0
3 10»
1 13 1 0
l U 0 (I
Bullantyne, 1h .
Pockert, r. f....
Walsh, 3b .
Hummell. 2b ...
3
»
0
...s 1 1 :t 1
Clark, a. s.
Qulhn, p.
.. i 2 t 3 0
...» « « 3 0
Totals ...
...12 10 27 14 1
MORROW CLUB.
R. 11. P.O. A. K.
..0140«
..« 2 3 0 1
..«1800
0 3 3 1
...0 0 0 0 «
... « 0 3 0 2
...0 1 2 1 0
...0 0 1 0 0
...0 0 0 4 1
Long, c. f....
Barnett, I. f..
Kellar, lb ...
McNamarc, 21» .0
Barker, s. s.
Hayes, ..
Bastln, 3h .
Patterson, r. f..
»hellem, p .
Totals
0 5 24 8 5
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wilmington A. A.l 0 0 3 5 1 0 2 x—12
Morrow Club . ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0
Earned runs—Wilmington A. A.. 2.
Sacrifice
Patterson. Hit by
B IKCH
on balls -off Quinn, 3; off Shellem, 3.
Struck out--By Quinn, 12; by Shellem,
Two-base hit—Hnllantyne.
hits—Hummell.
pitched ball Walsh, Harmll.
bases—Tierney. Hummell,
Hartman, Walsh, Keltnr. Passed halls
—Hayes. 2. Double plays—Walsh to
Hummell lo Uallamyne. Left on bases
—Wilmington A. A., 4; Morrow Club,
8. Umpire -Smith. Time— 1.5«.
Baseball Pick-Ups.
There will be two games played at
both ball parks tomorrow. At Front
and Union streets the Marine Club, of
Washington. Will be the «(traction, and
over the bridge Poltsvltle will hold
forth.
Campbell made sonic line catches
yesterday In centre field.
The Baltimore Eastern League Club
disappointed Manager Barton at the
last moment yesterday.
Btirke Is hitting the ball these days.
The first twilight game ever played
In Wllmlngtom will be pulled off over
the bridge this evenlhg. Potlsvllle will
be the attraction, and the game will be
called at 6.30 o'clock.
Mack has hls eye on the ball these
days.
The West Chester delegation of root
"Over the bridge and follow the crowd."
.
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t'rUla.V. Pollliiile, 5.15 in
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NllturdlM. INillsi illr. IS.!»» ,,
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Game called at 3.30 j>. nt.
ers expeced their team to win. but they
were badly fouled.
Billy Day pitched another good game
yesterday.
Records of Wilmington's Teams.
Wilmington
Wilmington A. A,.33
W.
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P.C.
3 ;
21
•6C3
22
.800
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An Infant fed
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Admission. 15 cents Ladies Free
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Wilmington Ball Park,
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Tomorrow
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Score« of Y.ctorday,
Philadelphia. 7; Chicago, 2.
Cincinnati. 2; Boston, o.
Pittsburg, 8; Brooklyn. 4.
Standing on th. Ladder.
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L.
Pci.
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago .
Brooklyn .80
Cincinnati
Boston_
St. Louis
Philadelphia .19
43
20
.683
3S
21
.644
.594
.617
38
26
28
38
28
.600
24
36
.460
1
43
.333
40
.822
One Came Today.
Philadelphia ut Pittsburg.
WILMINGTON VS. MARINES
Brava Soldier Boys to Play at Front
and Union Streets.
The Marine Baseball Club, of Wash- I
Ington, with ll* mascots and big delega- |
tlun of marine fans will arrive In Wll- 1
mlngton this evening. Tomorrow It :
Will play two guinea with Wilmington
at Front and Union streets. It Is the i
first appearance of this hard-hitting
soldier aggregation In this city, and it ■
Is expected that the Front and Union]
street grounds will he crowded, both
morning and afternoon.
It was only hy using Influence and 1
offering a big guarantee that the team I
was secured, as several other managers
were after It, recognizing that It would |
be a big attraction.
Outside of the fact that (he Marines
are crack bull players, their coming is
of Interest because of the record they
made In Cuba and China.
Must of them wear medals awarded
by Congress for acts of bravery.
The line-up will probably be as fol
lows: Pa rd lone, right field; Nahm,
catcher: Jeunes, second base; Bechtel, |
first base; Hooks, shortstop; Reamer,
thitd base; Smith, left field; Greenwald, !
centre field: Babylon, pitcher.
A Fourth of July Shoot.
A shooting match will I
Hall tomorrow. There are already 11 large 1
number of entries und much Interest 1s
Ing manifested In the affair.
Iu*ld in Turn
Athletic Club Elects Officers.
The following officers were last night
elected by the Phoenix Athletic Club: Pres
ident. Joseph Mumien; vice-president,
Clarence Drttkyne; secretary. Harry llag
gurty; treasurer, Ralph M.-Kinney; gov
ernment committee, Walter Baker, David
Brown, Albert .loquet.
Baseball Managers to Meet.
The National Association of Independent
Basel)aU Clubs will meet In the Bingham
House. Philadelphia, on Sunday
O'clock. The players' average« and records
up *o July 1 will be submitted by the man-1
agers and other business transacted.
it 2
Other Baseball Games.
Oxford, 7; CoatesvUle, 0.
Wayne*boro, 4; Chamberaburg, 0.
Penn Park, 4; Norristown, 1.
Dover, 14; Saatord, 9.
Allentown, 5; Hhamokln, 0.
Lebanon, 9; Pott* ville, 7.
Philadelphia Giants, 6; Harrisburg, 0.
Chester, 6; 1'hoenixville, 0.
Philadelphia Ginnt«, 5; Steollou, 4.
Cuban N-Olant», 8; Atlantic CHy. 7.
Tents Opened at Camp
'upper. T. B. Hldgwuy und Miss
Mary Crouch have opened their tv« tH
nt Brandywine Summit campmeeting
grounds.
C. C.
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A trade-mark Is usually sum* one par
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bol, a» u mutier of fact, any new, original
giulliiy, feature or oharact eristic of
a fit lole of manufacture, if widely mode
known through advertbdng, becomes val
Uable ns .1 llrads-mark, and Is protected by
the court» no that one
.Cl
Iltlcle may have
many 'trade-marks" ihuit belong to It
«lone. Thu» for example. In the case ot
('«»carets. Candy Cathartic, tho mime
"Ca»q*retM,"
jhartll'f.' it he
alle ox pr oh «Ion "Cundy c'a
perullnr mlmpf» nnd omor <
x, 11»»* octagonal tablet, and tin* b utera
!'C. U. <V* on «ach tablet, adl are expre*
•Ive trade "innrltK" of than popular medi
cine, because ithny imllca-te 'their genulne
II : n^ulall ithem Cr.»rn Imi'ta litins and
have become univerHully known no the peu
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Present Price of Shares, 50c.
Incorporated In the District of Columbia, under Special
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STERLING
GERMAN WINS IRISH AUTO RACE
Jenatzy Covered 370 3-4 Miles In Six
Hours, 36 Minutes.
Grand Stand, Ballyahannon, Ireland,
July 3.—Tha international automobile
race for the James Gordon Bennett
Cup was run and won by Jen
utzy, a member of the German team,
who covered tha distance of 370%
miles In six hours, 36 minutes and 9
i seconds, Including the stops Imposed
' by the regulations. Two members of
the French team ran each other so
! close for second place that It Is not
I yet known whether De Knylf or Far
' man Is entitled to the honor. Only
j one minute divided them. It is thought
! that De Knylf's claim to second place
] will be upheld.
The most remarkable features ot the
j g rea t race were Its practical Immunity
{ from serious accidents and the wretch
|
ed showing by the American team. At
Qallysbannon no news has been ro
; celved ot any one being injured ex
cept one ot the contestants, the Eng
lish crack Jarrott and bis chatteur.
Jarrott had a miraculous escape from
death, and now lies with a broken
collar-bone and a badly bruised body.
His chaft'eur also has a fractured col
larbone, besides a broken leg. Both,
however, are doing well. The acci
dent occurred through tho steering
gear of the favorite English car get
ting out of order when going at full
speed. Instead ot turning a corner
the automobile ran straight into tha
bank ftt the aide of tho road and was
smashed clean in two.
corn than the old method, thus saving about 40 per cent
In material. By tha use of this process and machinery
no skilled labor Is required, thus saving 60 per cent. In
wages.
We have proven that the New Broom eells on Its merits
as soon as seen. Above 60,000,000 brooms are used In this
country, probably as many more abroad. We should sell
many ot these brooms. Because the handle ot the New
Broom Is detachable It can be shipped abroad for one-third
to one-half the expense of the old style.
A factory Is now In operation In London, and one Is
starting In Ottawa. Canada, Ivi addition to the present fac
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ness world, our factory Is In operation, our Brooms are
now bnlng «0I4 In large numbers In the leading stores of
New York and elsewhere.
The price of this stock will In all likelihood be 60c. or
76c, shortly, and within a few months cannot be had for
less than par ()1), or above. Shrewd Investors will buy
this stock new. Thousands are doing so.
TO START FAST HORSES
Joseph Davidson Left for Long En
gagement on Atlantic Circuit.
Joaeph Davidson, of this city, left today
for •the Atlantic Circuit of race«. Mr.
Davidson Is one of the bdnl known starters
In the country. He will mot complete the
circuit until October. From Wilmington
he goes to Middletown, Pa., thence to
Altoona, to Lebanon and back to Middle
town, and after that to Lancaster. Oxford,
Carlisle. Uratz. KIMamnlngund other places
in Pennsylvania, Alt. Holly, N. J., tend
from Mi. Holly lo Raleigh. N. C.. and
from Buleigth to Virginia.
Tips From the Bat.
Burke was a little off In throwing yester
day.
Mack had a triple and two singles.
lira:.- nnd Burke had two hits.
Campbell limd seven chances and ac
cepted all of them without an error.
The effect ot Cray's head work Is being
shown.
Knox wax In It an left field.
Dav hud five assists. He pitched yester
day despite the fact that he has a sprained
arm.
All of Wilmington's runs were earned.
Brandywine could not bunch Its hits.
A big delegation of West Chester iieople
«:i w their team lose.
Brandywine should have been shut out.
Day did not give a puss.
It was easy pickings over the bridge
yesterday.
The new men are making a good show
ing.
A twilight gimo will he played this even
ing. H should draw a large crowd.
General Sporting Notes.
James A. Ten Eyck und B. J, Henley
will race In the Troy, N. Y.. regatta to
morrow.
Malty Matthews Is down to box Otto
SieJoff at Windsor .tonight. The police may
interfere.
Tim Callahan .has been appointed
matchmaker for the Lafayette Athletic
Club, of Toronto, thvlarlo.
Tommy Ryan will give Jim Corbett hl»
final preparation for .the battle with Jeff
ries. Ryan formerly' acted as Jeffries'
tmln-'r and sparring partner, and after
ward fell out with the champion.
A 10-round go between Mike Schreck,
of Chicago and Harry Welsh, the welter
weight champion ot Canada, will be the
principal feature of the CornWli wreetllng
tournument July 4 at Houghton, Mldh.
A game of Association football will be
played tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
In the grove at Washington Park on the
Delaware, bet ween the Thistle«, champions
of Pennsylvania, and the Camdens, cham
pions of New Jersey.
Jack Munrne received the decision over
John Plenlg In their handicap wrestling
match at New York Wednesday night.
Plenlg hade agreed to tfhrow the miner
pugilist four .lime« In one (hour, but only
succeeded In scoring two falls.
Workmen Assessed for July.
The Finance Committee of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware, A. O. U. W, has
called an assessment for July. This is
the first assessment since April, the
death claims numbering eight, for $16.
«00, since that time, having been paid
from the surplus The surplus Is now
slightly under $8,000.
Brownson Gives River Ride.
A river ride to Pennsgrove was given last
night by the Brownson Library Aasocla
i ton. The i«arty went over on the steamer
Ulrica.
FINANCIAL
The Equitable
Trust Oo.
WDAKANTKK AMU
NINTH AND MARKET STREET»,
Wilmington, Dei.
Capital (full paid)$500,000.00
$.°.50,000.00
SURPLUS
AND PROFITS.
Trust Depurtm nt
Executes Trusts ot all kind«, act* as
Executor, Administrator, Guardian.
Trustee, Financial Agent, Racist rar lend
Transfer Agent of Bond Issues and Cap
Ital Stock, Receiver awl Assignee.
Real Estate Department.
Collects Reals, sells properties, make.
Improvements, looks after Insurance,
pnys taxes, rendering accounts monthly
or as desired.
Safe Deposit Department.
Kents Safe Deposit Boxes In Fire and
Burglar proof Vaults at rentals of from
$5-Ut) to $100 per annum. Receives »liver
ware. etc., on storage.
Money Department.
Receive* money on deposit nnd pays In
terest thereon.
Issues ia-tiers of Credit and Foreign
Drafts.
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LV KEPT FREE OF CHARGE,
OFFICE,
N. W. Cor. Ninth and Market Sis,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
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storeroom and Vaults tor the safa
keeping of Securities and Valuabl«
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Busy Man's Lunch
Everything Heady. No Waiting.
II »me Cooking. Table» for Ladle*
5 East Fourth St.
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Delmarvla Phone. 637.
D. A A. Long Distance Phone, 1201.
STIRLITH BROS.,
Scrap Iron, Steel and Metals,
5 WEST FRONT STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL. .......
Don't let the little ones suffer from
eczema or other torturing skin dis
eases. No need foi It Doan's Oint
ment cure*. Can't harm the most deli
cate skin. At any drug store, 60 cents.
The «tandaie
timber
ithat of the Continent of U
of CanadaJ
and 1»
1 nearly douule tkal ot the United ôtâtes.
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SEASIDE RESORTS
Cape May.
MILLER COTTAGE.
No. 334 Perry street.
Near Beach and Penua. R. R. Station.
Thoroughly renovated. Table supplied
direct from our own tartu. Home com
forts. Write for terms.
Mrs. E. E. Mii.lkr, Prop.
BREXTON HOTEL, Ocean street,
' Cape May City,
N. J. This well-kuown'house open all
year. Every known comforts and conve
niences for guests, delightful sun parlors,
hot water baths, excellent table, electric
lights, free telephone, handsomely fur
nished, is now under new management,
transient rates, #2.50 per day. Special
rates to families, $io and $20 per week.
F. E, Shute,
• Prop.
Atlantic City, N. J.
THE WARNER
South Keo
tucky avenue.
New. Finest
equipped bouse of its size 011 the island,
American or European.
W. It. Wururr.
Miss Julia Huffington, Clerk.
je3o-nn
HVEIÎII N MKW It It li lt < OT
TA«K. 2020 Pacific ave. Rates,
$1.50 per day. Jio per week.
Hotel San Jose,
Beach end of St. James Place. Steam
beat. Electric lights and bells. Entirely
new. Kates, $1,50 to $3.00
J. BRITT & CO.
HOTEL STRAHOJI
Atlantic City, N. J.
Located between the two Steel piers, at
the Southern end of Pennsylvania avemia,
overlooking tha world-famed Boardwalk
Mitt ... tun and enjoy* a refined ols*s of
patronage all the year round.
Built of Steel, Brick and Stone
Fireproof.
Every known comfort and ounveal.ao*
for winter guesite.
IMIKKAIUN X WII.I.IA.tll»,
Owiiortt ami i'roiiriclor«
Sea Water Baths.
Hotel Tray more
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Remains open throughout the year
Every Known comfort and convenience fo
winter guests. Running water In
rooms. Golf privileges.
TRAY
MORB HOTEL CO.
D. 8. WHITE, President.
HADDON HALL
ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3.
This well-known hotel remains
throughout the year. The winter month
are most delightful. Golf, Yachting
Driving, Hiding, the ever f noons Board
walk, eto. illustrated Booklet.
LEEDS Ä LIPPINCOTT.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Open ell the year. 260 handsome rooms.
Hot sea water baths. Special June rate«.
Write for booklet and terms.
CHARLES 0. COPB.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE
STONE IRON AND PLATE CONSTRUG
TON.
Atlantic City's ne went hnUi. Be» water
in all baths, teleohonea In rooms, ronulo,
valet service and otner modern hotel con
veralencee.GoIf. Booklet.
JOBIAH WHITE & SONS.
THE HOTEL WORTHINGTON
Cor. Missouri and Pacifie Ave». Hot and
oold water In 0,-d rooms. Hot baths, Bua
Parlor. Terms moderate. J. B. Wor
Thlng-cun. Proprietor. Dpsn all ths year,
Special Spring Rates.
THE MANHATTAN
South Carolina Avs., near Beach, At
lantia City, N. J. M. A. Meluuey. Opra
all year. Special Borina Kates.
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ANCHORAGE
Finit -class In all appointments. Steam
Heat, Hot Baths. Under new manag'
ment, South Virginia Are. 4. Yon, Pi*
PHILLIPS HOUSE A 1 ' 3111 ' 0 City, N.
J., t>. Connecticut
Ave. New brick hotel, all modern im
provements, excellent table. Terms
moderate. F. Phillips.
Chester Inn
New York Avenue
near Beach.
Open all year. Steam heat, Paths, etc.
D. KNAUER.
II4»TRI, «HOKI.il AIM —Ocean end
Virginia avenue. Unobstructed view
from every room; modern high class ho
tel; capacity. 300; elevator to street, pri
vate hath», telephone in every room, See. ;
table and service mi. xcelled. Kates, (2.50
up daily; I12.50 Up weekly.
jeaq-im
\V. B. GOTTEN.
FENWICK, CONN.
FENWICK HALL
The must delightfully located, and liest
conducted hotel on Ixmg Island Bound.
Midway between New York ami Boston,
and within three hours of either city.
Parlor car» 1 k>Ui ways toSaybrook Junc
tion, on the N. Y., New Haven anil
Hartford road.
Every comfort and convenience, and
all the attractions. Golf Links, with
starting tee within 10 feet of rear ]Kirch.
Sound bathing, and the best of fishing,
A steam taumb for the use of guests.
Excellent livery, with good saddle horAes.
Never hot, and no mosquitoes.
Send for illustrated booklet.
A. L. SENTON
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The Arlinr too. or Fenwick 1 all,
1 3 J, . 0 A , it 20 i t . Fenwick,
New York Lily. Loon,