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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1870-10-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
OUR FATHERS HOUSE,"
Or
THE UNWRITTEN WORD.
By DANIEL MARCH, D. D., author Of the
popular Might Scenes. "

by DANIEL MARCH, u. ~ duthoI u tht
popular Might Scenes"
This master 10 thought and language shows untold
.he aud beauties In the Great House. with ts Bloom
Ing FllwsIs, singing birds. Waving palms, Rolling
tlouds, Beautiful bow, bacred mountains, Delightful
tivers Mighty oceans Thuudsring Voices blazing heav
Gus aud Vast universe with countess beings 10 millions
Of worlds aud reads to us In each the unWThtsn Word
Rose tinted paper ornate engravngs aud superb hiai
LOO "Rieh and varied Ia thought "ChAste." "kasy
ani graceful IN style Correct pure snd elevAtlng 10
IL tendency" "Heautiui aud good "a household
useurer" Commentators like the Above from College
PRECEDENT and Pfofefs1fu ministers u all dsucuias
toua AID the Tell goua aud secular peaa all tho
country ls ifeshnsaa putty of language. with rsat
Pen typs hns steel ungravings aubsianta budding ani
oW Prize make Il the book Jor the masses gents ,,s
settling froin 90 70 100 Per week.
We want Glory men, echtnl Traehefs, smAit young
men and ladiss 10 Introduce tn Wuik ~ 10 every
township aud We viii pay literally. Nolnellgent man
o. woman need be without paying business
Send for sfeulat ful description aud terms Address
ZElGLER a MeCUhDE,
10 youth Sixth Street, fhilA phia Pa
l3l Race Street. Cincinnati, Ohiu
70 Monroe Street, Chicago, M.
COS North Sixth street, 81 Louis No
o., io2 Main street, Springfield, Mass
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1870-10-18

A LIST OF THE NAMES OF RETAIL
"A ers CT Goods. Wares and Merchandise persons
licensed 10 sail Intoxicating Liquors, PedlArs TeseIn
keepera, Eating Houses, Life Insurance, Nenolng
Goods by sample Real Estate Agencies, Aueuonssfs,
PhotoRphsr., stallions Brokers snd Fire lnsnrsnee
commanding June It'll, and ending Tuesday, October
tth, 1870, with the sum BY them respectively paia
for each license to the Clerk Of the Peace OF New uas
County, foe the use Of the State Of Delaware
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1870-10-18
MEDICAL.

No. 837 TATNALI, STREET.
Whsrs he is treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Of evaty description with the most gratifying results
ny His NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL ELkOlRIClrf
a svstem Of practice based strictly scientific principles
thorough know ledge Of which 10 not ony necessary Ia
order 70 Insure successful treatment but Without which
the application Of Electricity In any ormts butA uAngo
rous experiment We give below s Of diseases 70 the
teaeut OF which this stem especially adAptsii aud
in which We have been most successful
AmAnrosis blindness from paralysis Of eopto nerve
amenorrhmA Interruption retention OF the mensesi
aphona suppression OF the voice, asthma, ague ohls,
ohoreA It, Vtus dance, constipation eatArrh, eonssmp
lion in s early Htagoa cough ehloress eoldnesH Of ess
and hsnda cramps cancers, Deafness when from para
yss Of the acoustic neryo dyspepsia dAhesi dropsy
datuleuce gravel, goitrel hysera, hip disease imqo
ence, lumbago, liver complaints, loekjaw neuralgia
uervouaness piea, palsy rheumatism, spinal disease
curvatures, and tumors. -,
In uterine Tor womb disease its value cannot be et
mated PrOlspsue imprisonment alterations and other
forms Of womb diseases promptly relieved ana pefhA-
REFERENCRs.
We have tn pl Of referring those who may wish
90 undertake Electrical treatment TO the following well
known citizens Of Wilmington and vicinity who have
been treated by us and witnessed on In others
! Joseph Brlughurst, 2i9 West street.
Edward L. hce, sol bhipley street.
WI Nan, East Fourth street
Charles II Gordon, s2l Market street.
George Cleland corner Of seventh and Washington SIS
! r. III Jones, corner Of Fifth and Market streets.
WIN. L. Rudolph, 2l1 Marke, street.
/ Dr. Washington RUSSELL Chrstiana, Del.
Walter southgate. " teolb'esepls
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1870-10-18
PENMANSHIP

O. taught by superior penman In such manner tina
an attentive student IN short time gains RAPID
FREE and ELEGANT style OF BUSINESS WHITING
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1870-10-18
NEW BOOKS I
AT e. s. r. BUFFERS,
aoo MARKET STREET
PENMANS,HIP.

OROF. j. r.. sOULE, TEACHER OF
l. PENMANsH1P In Kimberley, Bryant STATIONS
College OF Philadelphia has consented 10 give
Lessons 10 PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PEAMAN-
SHIP 10 class OF ladies and gentlemen Of this city The
class il now being organized and those who desire 10
embrace this excellent opportunity Of receiving nsrue-
lion from one Of the huest Penmen 10 the country,
should give In their nanss at once. The numbes Il
limited.
Of the ONCE Of VI. NJ. CHILD Co. until Friday morning
JOSEPH KILLGORE,
IA Exchange Bundng.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
HORRIBLE MURDER ~ VIRGINIA.

A Boy Numerically Beaten by n NeGro-His
Collar Bono Broken, His TONGUE Cut Out
nna His Tkroat CEt-Escnpe Of the FicuCish
Murderer.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. IA, 1870.
most brutal murder was committed IN Norfolk
county q day ortwo since, at place called Hickory
Ground. the particulars OF which are as follows:--
Anegro family named Scguine had Doy IN their
employ whom they sent 10 grocery store 10 pur-
chase dollars worth OF pork, giylng nm ten do.
lar note TO pay for the same, and nstructng him 10
be careful and bring back the change. The boy
went to the store purchased the pork and returnec
but on the way back he lost the nine dollars change
Seyu!ne charged the boy with stealing the money and
gave hin On unnlerclful beatng with q horscwhip
breaking his collar bone. On the following morn
ing tho boy starred or With She intention OF having
Sesune arrested for beating INN. Se.,uine, fearing
by one or two others OF the family. Ihcy overlook
the boy near piece OF woods, into which they
dragged hin, and IN their fendish rage cut out his
tongue by the roots, alter winch they ended his sui
ffrngS Dy cutting ms throat from ear to ear and Md
the body In the woods.
Tile poy's absence was noticed. and inquiries were
made as to his whereabouts Receiving no satlsiac-
tory Information, suspicion was aroused and u num-
Der OF negroes started IN search OF the boy. whose
Sheriff Stevens notified OF the TACT, ana be pro-
ceeded to the place tOr hold an inquest. whlle the
Seguines, getting wind OF IL, lelt suddenly for paris
unknown. EfOrts are now being made TO arrest
them. The missing change was afterwards found
near the house Wnere SeRuine lived.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
Kings COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

CoEiprc mise on the C0r0ncrs' Fees, Sheriff.
Dues, Cicri1's nnd Stenoxraphcrs' Salaries.
The regular weekly session OF the Kings county
Board OF SUPERVISORS was held yesterday afternoon,
Supervisor Osborn In the chair. communication
was received from Coroners Jones and Whltemll
requesting the Board 10 reconsider Its action re-
ducing their fees from fifteen dollars to ten dollars
per case. Supervisor Cassidy offered resolution in
connection with the above to Ok the ices Of the
Coroners at sl2 50 per case IN lieu OF all other tees,
SAID increase 10 take effect from February 3, which
was adopted.
payment Of $4,000 on account OF the bill or eA-
Sncrlff Hatrlck Campbell. IL was 80 ordered.
Tue representatives OF the Ninth ward presented q
resolution calling upon the Law Committee TO as
certain and report or the information OF the Board
the amount OF fees received by Gerard Suevens Clerk
OF the Supreme Court curing the past i've years.
lie stated as his reason lor Offering the resolution
tnat the clerk In question has asked for additional
compensation for increased clerical duties wnile
understood that ne had been receiving large sum
IN Ills Office as referee
fessed objection OF one TWO OF the members Of the
Board to inquire into the private affairs Of that gen.
with his Office as clerk OF the court.
Ii was resolved that the Law Committee should
the names OF all parties employed steno-
graphers by the county, ana by what authority such
persons were appointed also as TO the necessity Tor
the passage OF the bill before Senate for the In.
crease OF the salary OF the stenographer Of the Su
preme Court to S3, 900; also that the County Trea-
snrer be empowered to borrow $4,000 the credit
OF the county for the completion OF the arnory In
the sixteenth ward.
supervisor from one Of the county towns pre-
sented resolution TO the erect that leases now
held by occupants OF the buildings adjoining the
Court House, and belonging 10 lhe county, be can.
ccled and three months notice be given to vacate
the same II was understood that while the county
realized only $4,000 from the rental OF the property
they actually brought 900 per year 10 the general
lesse the buildings. The subject wus seferred w
the Law Commute for report
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
A BR0OKLYN DODGER.

Alleged Attempt To I.ovy Biackmaii-An Inter-
cstin9 Letter.
Gustave Lanye was taken before Justice Walsh
yesterday afternoon on a charge Of attempting TO
blacKmail Mr. Shuster, looking glass manufacturer
In the Eastern District. The accused was arrested
while IN .hc employ Of Shuster charge OF stealing
some tinrou from the premises OF Simon Bach, In
Barclay street, New York. He was sent to the Peni-
tentiary, ana on his return from prison sent Mr..
Shuster the following letter.
WILLIAMSBURG Jan. 26, lS7a
Mr.. SHUTTER, Looking Glass Msnuiscturer:-
STR In consequence OF the difficulties had through
Mr. Gonzales for sake End myssf compelled 10 take
step which, though unpleasant! indeed shall somewhat
well as property. When the case Of puroinng and
selling Of nfo belonging 70 the hrm Of Simon Bach was
tried before the court by means OF money to
put away GWsaes WHO TO DO witness against you,
and Gonk-cz had the whole Of the profit Of Alone which,
ndeed no had hrough mo, while had to suffer oil the ou
through the induceent Of Gonzales, and therefore,
sronSer wtness against you than Gonzales himself.
Without employment or mouey hnd myself compelled TO
apply 70 you for Nifty dollars Indemnify, which you will
10 the address below before the 18th OF this month
II you shoud not accsde to wish shall fss compelled 10
great tho roaoc thai arise for having The matter
iaAds public also regarding buying quicksilver, which
- as known TO me and how much 10
the above decentralization. Hoping to receive satisfactory
answer on or before the above daas sgn myss repec
fuliy, GUsfAvE LANCE.
Justice Wash committed the accused TO await the
octi0u VI The Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
BEN WADE ON CUBA.

JEFFERSON, Feb. 3, 1870.
GENTIsMEN-I have received your note OF the 2Sth
President for the State OF OHIO Of the "Cuban Char.
liable Aid Society,"" accept the position with
pleasure. and will do what 1 can to forward the
work. AN astonished at tne apparent Indifference
OF our great republican party to the fate Of tho
people Of Cuba Are they indeed weary in wei
doing, or do they stu favor that timofous halt.
ing, hesitatng policy which added more than
half to tho blood and treasure In con.
quering our own rebellion and in Civ
lnG liberty TO our siavcsf One brave
word from administration is allsulcient to end
the strife and give peace liberty and justice TO the
people Of thar Island. Shall that word DO spoken
We shall ba dlshOnOred nation II 10 is not. But
whether spoken or not Cuba must and shall be free.
Yours, with respect, B. +. WADE
G. M. CLAYTON and others
=. ST. nave read with great satisfaction the alb
srac OF your speech and endorse and approve every
word Of II, H. w.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
A BROGkLYN CONTRACT UNEARTEED.

Light Wanted en- the Lnmppost Qusstiou-A
Rather Serious Charge AgninsI a Municipal
Omcinl-A 100000 Affair.
The regular meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen
was held yesterday, the president, Mr.. Bergen, in
the chair. Tho nomination Of the following named
persons as members Of the Board OF Education was
Con1rmed:-A b. Baylis, william l.. Gil,
J. N. Phelps. J. r. Jurgens Albert Amerman,
Il. J. Whitlock, d. Hart J. II. Hart +. B.
Cadey, G. r. Brigen, W. w. Hurlburt J. Fl. Rhodes
y. Rowe John Finlay. Alderman Whiting, in the
course OF O debate upon the question OF furnishing
lamp posts to the city, stated that 1000 was paid
out for lamps and lampposts in 1860 for which no
articles have yet been furnished and he charged the
Street Commissioner with being party TO these
frauds, which he believed would reach nearly
100000. Tue Alderman satd he was merely acting
as Asworn oflcer In making this statement and had
no personal f0eling In the IL after whatever
The contracts these articles were duly ade but
the lamps were never furnished, and the lanterns,
which were contracted for at So co. the city SS
each and were paid for by the Street Commissioner
Of shat rate.
IN. matter was referred to the Assessment Com.
mtttee for report, and the Board adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
PRIMARY POLITICAL MEETINGS.
A Movement in Ohio to Regulate Them by
Inv.

From the Cinciunaa Enquirer, Feb. 12.l
Mr.. Baber one OF the n1emDara from the county
OF FRANKLIN, has Introduced excellent bill into
lne ONO House which loos TO the tnrowlng OF legal
safeguards and protection around the primary meet
ings OF the respective parties tDat may be held Tor
election purposes. 1T present there is safeguard
whatever, ana TO large extent lhe meet
these meetings tue whole OF our political
administration may be said to CONSIST. II
impurities exist at tae source OF power, how can We
expect to escape them when theY run Into the sea
OF legslationS The bill provides for advertising t0e
meetings, with statement OF the conditlons upon
which suffrage is 10 be exercised for legal officers
to conduct Lnenl, einpo Tered to administer legal
oatn the violation OF winch may be punished by hns
and imprisonment. The eviis growing out or tao
present system enormous tnat 1t L. well worth
while try what virtue there IS in this enacrment
III 1t works well IT will be adopted by ali the states.
aud effect great good in tie puriacation OF our
politics. II ls intended 10 break up the interferenc@
OF one party with the primary meetings OF anosher.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
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A MAGNIE.C GENT ssHARD CMEEK.o

A Man Swcnrs He "Did Takc'' Something
American FireprOof Warehouse Bond Rob-
berry.
A short time since Mr. william f. Gilbert, Presi-
dent OF the American Firepr0of Warehouse Com
pany having their Office at No. Pine street. made
affidavit before Justice Cox, as Jefferson Market,
that the nrm OF PincKney Co., brokers, No. 30 Wal
street, had stolen five 600 bonds from the oce Of
the company during the month OF January last, from
the fact mat tDcy were found In their pOsseSslOD ana
tn firm refused to give any satisfactory explanation
OF how they obtained them. summons was ISSUED
against the ArDl, and duly responded to By MIR.
Pinckney, the senior member, who proved tnat he
purchased the bonds from Cnarles o. Richardson %
director OF the company, III y legitimate business
transacu0D. Upon these facts being brought light
the complaint was dismissel against pincAney. aad
o summons issued for the appearance OF Richardson
at ten A. M. Yesterday ID explain now he obtained
POSSESSION OF the bonds Punctually NJ the aooye
named the latter individual appeared and pre-.
senued tnc following aIiidaylt:-- y.
Richardson Of city New York. soemny swear tt tie
following true statement That about lth day
American freprooi Warehouse Company situated Al NO. i
copany r9a eres oy nss S'nss me aoSye
SO. each Of $1,000. total sS.so; snd rnrtiet'
Inc nsgation solicitation Isaac l. kgbert
Win rncssy James IN r.
rnssney Jr charles o. Pn;,nsy and Luene P,ackney,
Yore under firm name of Pinckaey 4 Co.. and otter
ar. 70 s to son.pe eheas ana de-
ssr lust deos OF s40OO due from SAID rneneys 70 sand
sworn before me. this 9th day Of February K a.
PorsEN, Notary Pubic.
Justice Cox. upon reading The above aridavit and
having made some inquiries IN reference TO the
company, concluded tnaG all '.was not as 1t should
be,' ana dismissed the complaint 1t appears from
secretary or the Firepro0f Warehouslng Com any
that they have been greatly annoyed oy the American
Freproof Warehouse Company. and are about to
company changed.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

IxMYoRAHrs FOR CoLoRADo--A German emlgrant
party or eighty two families, about two hundred u
diyiduals arrived az ST. Louis last week from Cnl.
caro en- route for the Wet Mountain Valley, Colo
RADIO. The st. Louis Democrat says :--"Ine party
comprises cooperative association. formed prlncl-
pay of men who have been living, some OF them Tor
years in aud about Cucago. Each OF them has con.
trDuted two hundred and ffr dollars a tue start to
the common stock. Their lands anu 1--we stock n
provisions to last them till they can raise crop.
Ihsy are band OF Intelligent and enterprising as
well as physically able men, and have among them .
physician, O clergyman, several printers, nunoer
OF carpenters besides machlntsts, blacasnitns aud
other craftsmen. They have also with them two
carloads OF blooded stock sawmill, planning mill.
rai implements. thus appears that tnelr ODiecL
to form an agricultural col0ny.D
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

SETTLEMENT OF THE VERMONT RAILROAD WAR;
The railroad war which TrenOr w. Park, of Ben
ningtOn, inaugurated against the Troy ana Boston
Railroad In January, 1857, has a. length come to an
end. The Lebanon Springs Railroad, which Park
peevishy built as way to get out OF his own trap
and which has never been able to pay the interest
on its mortgage 10 Commodore Vanderbilt has
been, through the influence OF the latter gentle
man, consolidated with the Rutland and BEN
nngton railroad, under new management. The
consolidated road Is called the Harlem extension,
and the new directors have elected Augustus Schel
and Boston, has already erected negotiations with
the suDerntendentS OF the consolidated roads, By
which the freight rates will be reduced to what they
were In 1851 and less in some cases. Tue Troy and
Boston on Friday began to sell tickets upon che Rut
land ana Bennington connecting with H. both at
PUBLICAN, Feb. IA.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
POSTAL TElEG2kphI.

IFrom the Sacramento (Cal) Record, Feb. IL
We hope that the postal telegraph scheme viii not
be defeated by the Introduction Of too many bills
bearing upon It, Already some four or i've have
been brought before Congress, and there seems to
be effort to distract and confuse the public on this
question. Either Washburns or Rainsey,s bill
wonld probably meet The case, though many of the
leading Eastern Journals appear 10 favor the latter
the telegraph lines from monopoly, and which re-
duces the rates to reasonable and uniform
standard, must receive the support OF majority OF
the press and the public We truss tnat the press
throughout the country win continue TO agrate this
matter and urge prompt action on the part Uf Con-
grea5.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

THE WEATHER AND IcB CRop IN THIS STArR.-
All fears Of short ice crop have passed away Coal
merchants, hycrymen and tee dealers have been
very happy during the past few days for Winter,
with his neecy mants, ~ indeed here. As We write.
wind plays wildly with ali the shutters and window
sils in the vicinity while the Russ OF nne snow I'LL
the cir and creep into every crevcc Withai 1t is q
most glorious night for sleigh riding and tho merry
peals of laughter which ring out above the surges OF
the wind tell tales or rosy checks and happy times
among the gay parties who nre on the road. Tho
window panes In our dwellings amuse the little
ones In studying the panorama and fairy castles
traced thereon By old Winters chilly breath.-AL
bdnV AgVuS ksb. Il
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
A Saufhtaa COCK F.Gaf.
.,.A 80. Sou,h CnroIjnr,

Alabama w. South Cnrofinw.
from the Augusta (sa.) C0nstltutionast, Feb TO-
we understand mat colonel T9onias .. Bacon, Of
arran gca Tor tns array of twentyone each on
the 2.d inst, at tue Lafayette Race Course near
this city to test The 1ghtlng qualities OF the ga.ns
fowls G} Ine respective states. or tie number
SHOWN M matches made will be fought Tor stake
oI s1os with a stake OF 81 900 aii upon The
large attendance OF th2 patrons OF ths PIT Ia ex-
r1cted to witness this contest for the belt.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15

= A HORRIBLE DEATH.-Thomas N. Dowinter, q
diver Of considerable experience met with horrible
osatn oy sunocenon at Savannah, Ca, HAST weeS,
while at work In arm0r at . depth Of twenty.feet
under water He was engaged In removing obstr 40
tions placed IN the river during the late war; and IN
some unknown manner became entan2ed In sucn .
way as to cut on his connect0n'wlth the air pump
above and when released and brought 10 tho surface
was found to bo dead. His eaturess prese 1ted. as
usual Ia such cases. very unnatural and sickcning
appearance. Four similar deaths have occurred
during the past twelve months.
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
Y AC HT Il " G.
Tho Projected Race Ectweca the British
Yacht Cambria and tho American Yacht



Tho Projected Race Eetweca the British
Yacht Cambria and tho American Yacht
DuuntIess.
From the New York Times, Peb. IA
II appears that some people have aliowed ldelr
angry passions 10 rise over "a''<r not
calculated AT nrst sight TO excite ire,~namey,
tho projected yacht race between She Daunt-
lcss and slc Cambria According to WHfss' Spirit.
''some NJ feeling prevails IN England against
Mr.. Ashbury." Stin stranger to hear than this
rs The ann nounccment that there arc few Ameri.
cans "vho would secretly rejoice 10 see tho
DaIntcss deieated.n 1t IS out OF our power to
nents should exist. Mr.. Ashbury was long
time about making up his mind TO accept The
challenge. but nc has taken the leap now, and
We are quite sure that The challenger ~ least desires
to see him receive fair treatment. AS for Mr. Ben.
nett, what harm has he done tnat any body should
wish 10 see Lm 0SeY he has LIled " nialutaln TIE
fame and ren0wn of American yachtmen-ls there
anything 80 very culpabie In thar A fair race -
what everybody ought 70 wish for and personal ami
moslea la an affair OF snls Klnd are than usu.
aiiy silly and contemplate.
Yachting on tho Pac cnc-Preposcd Regatta
Of the San Francisco Yacht Club.
From the San Francisco Alta California Pcb ~
several members Of the acnt Clue had their re-
spective vessels on: yesterday for pleasure cxcur.
Lotus and the sloops AIlnnic Emerald and Raven,
whion were galy decorated with nays anu stream.
Clio, WINE eacA vessel had on BOARD . con-
Siderable number OF invited guests The day was us
beautiful as heart could desire, though inere was
scarcely WIND enough to allow the beauti.u htte
crafts ANYTHING iiAc trial Of specd. 1he lack OF
fresh breeze, however, was compensated Tor by
ciond!ess SKY and an atmosphere 80 pure and GEAR
tnat The Inuent0t0ns and almost the vare-
ties OF foiIage coul0 be distinguished on
the most distant highlands. Ine Minnle
and Emerald made rendezvous al Goat
Island towards noon. wnere o lew nours Wee spent
III iishing and rowing ana afterwards o chowdsr
party was made up OF The guests anu crews Of these
ami another party who nad vlsiieu the Island WITH
the steamlug Fanny Ann. tne entire Lumber Of eX-
cuisonists amounting 70 ABOUT thirty. In al.cr.
noon the wind having entirely died away, Tie hue
neet was towed Lne city by the Fanny Ann. which
act OF courtesy the yaclsllen duly acknowledged Dy
three rousi1g cheers Us she Cast them OF IA Mission
Bay.
II Is understood among lovers OF salr water sports
that regatta will take place at OH cary day, at
which Of tae finest vi the yacnt neet WI: put
III an appearance. An unusually long line has
eiapsed since our bay has been enlvened by one Uf
these gallant contests for supremacy. The clan
must not allow ther young lauIeia 70 wlther,
Among al the manly pastilncs there are none more
ncallnful ana inyg0rating. san Francisco Bay pre-
senls arena unsurpassed for sport, and the
most eXactIn2 could not desire more lovely weather
Ior aquatic pleasures than tnat OF the CaiIiorn0
winter.