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WAR on LIQUOR DEALERS.

A large number OF excise cases came up for dispos
,ou yesterday before Judge sutherland, In the Court
Of General Session. the prosecution beng Al the n
uaace OF Or. Crosbys society. Many Of the indict-
uents were tor sslss liquor ON sunday aad others
lsr ssiuas without license. Inc counsel 81 the So
sissy Tor the Prsveation Of crias MI David J. Wilt
aey, attendance, aud the following cases were
aispo.ed of:--Henry Scnramm. OF No 200 West Nine
Iesnin stress aud Fras Rapport. Of No LIS Bescker
street, pleaded Fuy, aDu were nned $00 sach. Peter
Enrs OF No % THIRD street. also pcaued guity, and
vas sentenced 10 pay hno OF $40 ~ may be men,
toned thai twenty seven oil the propretors oil low
liquor saloons having been ndicted conpisint OF
Dr. vrosby's socieiy, were notified by Detectives
O'usnner ana fieid Of that TACT and Tho majority oi
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. r., June II, 1875
In tho Court of Appeals to-day the following decL
SONS were handed down.
Woodwork VS.. Payne.-Judgment afnrmed, with
costs.
Roe va. Conway: Tho Merchants Bank Of Canada
W. Observation-Disclosures reversed and new trial
gran teu. costs to ABIDE event.
Bostwick w. Frankhed; Parker W.. City 0fCohoes.-
Order affirmed and judgment absolute Tor the dcfend-
ant on stipulation, with costs
In re- petition Of George W. Mead.-Ordcr affirmed,
with costs.
In 70 petition OF Roswell d. Hatcn.-Appeal dis
missed, with costs TO Hatch against Bowes.
In re petition OF Hebrew Benevolent Society TO
vacate &c.-Moti0n denied, with $40 costs.
In re- Department OF Pubic Parks relative TO lay
ing road north OF l55th street.-Ordered that
the remttitur bo amended SO as to give to
ther party in TINS Court
GENERAL CALENDAR.
No 292 Pomeroy Z. Dickinson and others, appel
lants, Vs. Tho CITY Of POUCH kceLse, rcspo ndenL-
Argued by H. A. slson Tor appellants, o. d. NJ Baker
tor respondent t#
No. 43l The People ex rel John Murray, appel
liant, The Justices OF tho Court OF Special Sessions
oil the Peace, &c, of New York.-Submitted.
Court adjourned 10 Monday, September l6 1878.
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The Stock Market Fairly 40
tive and Feverieh.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 SO.
Government Bonds Strong. States Highe'
and Railroads Firm.
MONEY ON CALL EASY AT "a : PER CENT.
WALL SrRREr, !

u
FRIDAY. June 2J-6 p. M.|
The stock market to-day showed a moderate decline
during tho early hours and something more tnan
moderate advance in tho hnal ones. The bears, who
profits in future, IN the translucent
way that ''aes IN amoer, discovered before
the day was over that the market like spunsa dt
mare must be broken before the objects OF
their contemplation could DO secured. This they
failed to do inasmuch prices, after tho early de-
PRESTON declined to yield, except Ia individual In
stances but on tho contrary, stiGensd up until the
closing quotations made the best Of tho day
There were Two prime that brought about this
REACTION the first being moro stubborn resistance
10 further decline upon the part OF Lake Shore and
tho second the foreign kilograms from Berlin, which
are OF tenor 10 intimate that the plenpotentares
the European Congress az little likely 70 settle
the vsxalious Eastern question the railroad mana
ayers here at home are 10 agree upon the rates Of
Eastern bound ireights. So taking the TWO things
togcLher-thc sicadine ss in Lake Shore. which was
considerable covering OF shorts as we'll ~ to
a belief that tho dividend would not be less than
x per cent together with tce often repeated theory
that the blood spilled in a European war would act
us a fructilcation 10 prosperity-the market
moved 10 tho right ABOUT lace with considerable
alacrity, replaced weak and droopiaE figures
with strong and higher ones, and closed mp with
better tone (lrom o bull point OF viow)
than mas been the for several days. The Execu-
live Committee Of tho Lake Shore road are expected
10 meet upon the 2Sth inst, when the much mooted
question Of a dividend Will be determined Meanwhile
10 whatever should be given 10 the va
rious opinions, backed by wagers, which are OF.
pressed as the OF the same the intent being
in nne cases out deceive or to hedge
some transaction previously made Pacific Mail and
Wabash, almost alone OF the list continued IN state
OF edolclu Dumps" losing further fractions from
tncir already attenuated values, and leaving their
friends III the position OF those who hope without
hope. From the prospects OF a disagreement In the
Berlin Congress ana some good buying by the German
element Of the granger stocks prices wore all better
at the cloge OF business.
OPENING PRICES.
The opening prices OF stocks At the Board to-day
were as iollows:--Ncw York Central, 10S3z; Erie
l5yx; Lake Shore, SO; Wabash, 125S; Northwestern.
4576; do. preferred, 70A; Rock Island, l1sX; NH
wauses and ST. Paul, 491z; do. preferred. IS; Della
ware, Lacxawanna and Western, SIX; New Jersey
Central, 30H; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 65Xi
Morris and Essex, sax; Michigan Central, o6Xl
Union Pacific, 694 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
1907; ONO and Mississippi, ~; Western Unions
SAL; Pacific Mail, 15ss.
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THE LOST ANITA.

Like a foolish virgin, the Anita, q Swedish bark,
isi Portsmouth, Eng, the TIN day Of July, 1871,
for ono OF the New Brunswick ports, with a short
supply OF lamp OIL and the 25th OF August she was
struck abcam and sunk BY the steamer JAVA, whose
o1nccrs clam that tho showed no port or starboard
lights only one man Ci a crew OF Twelve all told
live to toll the tale oil tho dreadful nigbt when Ia
cain sea, after awful shock tho ANITA went to tho
bottom. The owners OF the iil-starrcd ANITA hbeled
sbe Java, her machinery aud tackle, and the court
found u we'll taken. From this decision appeal
was taken before Chief Justice Waite sitng IN Inc
Unued states Circuit court, VINO confirmed tho dec
sion o the Court below, maintaining tho libel Tor
SIS 500 % aud inleres. per Deem
49,
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The London adviocs report consols steady ana m
changed, and United states bonds strong ct an ad-
vance Of per cent Erie fell on to l6X, preferred
to s2, Illinois Central 70 o5X New Jersey Central
to 81 u, and Pennsyivaaia Central 70 3ox. The sum
Of EIo ooO, bullion, was w,tnsrawn from the Bank OF
England to-day on balance At Paris rsnsss tsli on
TO 12 400. and TO i12r 75e. The closing proes
IN London wcre:-Conscls Tor mensy AID account.
955s 95h; new ~ per cens bends. loe; nve-,wenty
bonds OF 1867, 1o7; ten-forty bonos 1924; aves Of
1881, 1885, Erie common shares, 1874; Eric prctsrred
snsres. 32A; New Jersey Central, ak; Il,sos
Central, s5H.
STATE Boxps.
state BONDS Al tine Board were strong sad pss
cent higher Tor Louisiana ssvsas, ooasols % vhsca
scAllags were csnAned
RAILRoAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds the largest Transactions were n
New YORK Elevated Railroad hrsis which advanced q
s7,s rise Of IN per cent. The oihsr changes we're
rs follows An advance Of pcr cent IN lsh,sh ana
wiIkesbsrrs ssnsois, Is IN Buriisstoa, Cedar Rauds
4 CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGRl
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In the caso Of tho steamer Mcnsans, injured BY the
screw OF the CITY Of Paris while the latter
vas leaving her berth tho North River soms lime
ago. Cnof Justice Waite yesterday handed dows de-
cision sn,rminr III. Judgment Of tho District
Court against inc steamer Montana, holding tnat
her dock 10 take that ne unnecessary damage
done other vessels lying IN proximity 70 her ~ -
eouaily the duty OF other vessels 10 take all reason
able prccs utons project themselves IRON the dam
Nc 10 hch they will be exposed Ny her move ment"
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Judge Choate yesterday decided, In the matter OF
vsrmeue, an important point concerning tho Tees TO
which the clerk entticd Tor making and certifying
= search for judgments aud for petitons In bank
fuptcy In TINS matter the clerk claimed for judg-
ment decfees aitecn cents Tor each name searched
against, aud ten cents tor csch nsme searched
sgainst bankruptcy proceedings Tor ten years, max
rng N the last 81 Tor each name searched
against The nrst part OF this claim the petitioners
coocede, but objection II made 10 anything more
than fifteen GEMS tor searched against Tor
pcttions 10 bankruptcy, and the objection 70 sus-
assn al m theu ccts
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REAL ESTATE.

All the sales set for yesterday On the xchangc were
adjourned or Withdrawn with the single exception Of
the ST. LOUIS College building. with three LOTS each
25x9s O. Nos 22S 10 232 (ncusive) wost Fortysecond
street. south side, 325 west OF Seventh avenue,
which sold by Van iassell kearney IN lore
closure 10 plaintiff for $56,0O0
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BLINDING Hlo WIFE.

James Conlin, OF No 90 New Chambers street, q
mildookiDg man, who, TO all Appearances would not
say unkind word to his worst enemy, was held IN
$500 bail in tho Tombs yesterday Ter throwing a
quantity 81 lime the lace OF his vile. Hannah. Tho
woman q lace covered with the lime. when had
entered her eyes, almost binding her. she seemed
great pain. Cvnltn saId sne had HIT him with tin
can, aud often often nim The marks made by her
teeth wcrc not. however, psfccplIbIe. Hc was very
indignant At being locked up .for no,ning." His
had 10 be assisted out Of court
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A pKsrnviaG CASE.

On tho top floor OF No. 225 East Twenty-nnh stree,
Mr.. aud Mrs. burroughs are In want Of food. The
man has been OUT OF work Tor sono umc lie does
not drink ana tries hard to obtain work. He wss In
the late war and has coiors that csrrcd through.
out IT, There has been sicknsss In tne family sad
their two little children have not had anv meat In ven
days
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The following statement, sho wing the real estate
transactions recorded the Registers office june 81
1873 is Obtained from Augustus T. Docharty, deputy
Register
74th st.. g., 27s r. v. Of Az; A. 2oxio2.2: Harriet
es hubbard ~ % ~ w on Madison av isssi;o5; '
OF Thadasu. r. Matsman wife TO Theodore Q. go
$50 ST., 80 i: 'ssi Madison A., ,5SxloSs;
omeyn Van Volksn6srsh anc wife 10 Robert 10
ISM Ma' So: <, 40 II x Of "a .y ao.oi.a NJ
~: E.sT': s sssS. S': ssS
Madison al: sv V ). so.h aisa6i; 80
47.s ia :. 80 & ;of on ~; a;sasS; s!ss
;: s = S.G ls.s e Mary sc .s
De"nesy - ~ sss, s,u;iSs 20
Madison 50 a .sa corner S5s.loo.s; -
rae. s" ~ $50 Is s " Of 81 sv assiol Sinism
~ Bryan aud sic 70, 70 Aaron ,s q I9 N 5000
X Ashcroft. and others 20 srsder.ss z Lnds iis4o
i2 Tsaa a: ore s.i.rssj 70 William 1900
ss ,oos w.a e. f,spAssea "s, s.s 30 T nSSs
esa st.. "s% "a. $40 H. v. Of av isaiioo5
esd M. III H. !. Of Madison .v iss1ioo5;
,, :s%: T.. 70 SANG sss Il, Of .v is 7.1lodi ''O
ID Az. y a's sslsssf s7s IN. ..mo
.n,Yn pme corner Ale" 40 s4xsoxiiesn.r
c wee: % 4 Mars so 10 '. of s'sssr st. Nom
4Oth ~. . ~. 50 II. ". OF LexiaataA av. 2Oxo5.9;
ss sI% . % san: Il; q Of il .v, 46.oso iich
a. brown TO Jescph IL. sny der ......... Nom.
..s.,. I. AZ. S..s :a ~
Lexington av. e. g. 81 r. n ., s5th 81. 2oxsi.gisx
,sss 81. ..n so e W. 4S .s 100
ksr.m.a crssrss, 70 ,isy ,, ssorn 5000
e.wiim Tecres, to John Davidson sxecntor,. 1900
mel, ,isierceJ 10 Peter uoeist 500
sg = H. s . - g, IN John
Az. ., corner OF looth st., aSo.2pi 10 80 ioSsh
/ r. also water lots, Harlem hiver ana io5th ST.;
Diners ...................... % 500
ssnas p'opsrsy same 70 same $50
ksss e ierse, 10 Michael connolly 22.ooo
OXFORD pcieres)to mary schseste .. loo
9Th st.. kss tNo. 22D; ka.herina wiseman 10
Borrsm wisdsrwissen yer .:.............. $1,000
Aston, VIM b ana wife 70 Mary Archer, ! = Ia5th
Bissaon. Is.asiia to Jane BAKER, '. corner Of
oth Az aud li7,hs. years ,............... 1000
diners, Of 4otn ST. DO, No 7g7, .......... io.loo
Fox Charles Az s,, vile 70 Edward rs'um. - Of 90
nesr Al, sasm ana o,n.ss 20 Ncr,,: nsks Az
xo.ses oari.;sa W. aud vie. 10 samuel aray.
ssssn 's.s som 5ssn T 10 we.ac no
I7,h S., 3. Of Isl Az; 4years 80. 1900
Forest esd ward, also AiI Brook tz3d wsr1;
sssSsrs. Mar; J. and others. 10 Cor. < 'paise..n
o. corner Muserry ~ huo 1yonrs..... 4,ctO
81 and Chsiham, years. ;. 1900
d 9Th sv n d 7i.h isooo
Thomas. 1heo q. and vile, 20 Jane N. Aspenwali
ysss........ .............,.... .......... $4,000
%"d.on "vs ) ........ 10000
years 80. '........... $1,000
Tfsvers Wiii,am n and wife, TO Jshn Trnvers, Jr..
years. ........,............. 1851
SsHe 70 same, same property; 5ysars....... 5.y33
Last Gvsr Saving isssissslss % Nay = Hayes saoD
Frsns, john TO Mvroa U. burton Nom
varnsm IIuardisn) .............''... ...... 500
same Observation-Disclosures. ... 2.vuO
sna o.Sers.....'. ......,...'...... 49,. $1,000
tr,s, 80. Observation-Disclosures. $500
PyBe, Emma r. TO Henry Rogers nn,ssatcr) 25U
1900
stelson Yrsncis L. 10 n H. Oushman trustecj... 500
rr~vers Jcha j., 10 Mary l.. frsvis... 9S51
same 90 zane 6933
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Money on cali was easy at2 3 per cent and closed
at "a per cent. The following the rates Of
exchange New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day savannah, buying u, selling Y premium;
Charleston, easy. offering hight, 3-l6 Is premium.
"a premium; New Orleans, commercial Lie. bank y;
ST. Louis, 81 premium; Chicago, SO premium, and
Boston, 12h premium. Foreign exchange was quiet
andsteaoy at 4s4 So Tor bankers sxty-dsy s.srL
ing bills, and at 4s6I a4s7 Tor demand.
rHK GOLD MARKET
Geld sold at looss throughout the day The bos
rowing rates we're per cent TO fiat.
GOLD cLgAR,NGs AT THE NATIONAL hank rnE STATE
Gold balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1923 600
currency oaances vtV,voA
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency xoz oUD,voO
currency SO0Z, I45
1old cAchahees.. o,65y, Az
uViu uai"hSeS ...s........ Oo1sA oS
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds In good demand to-day and
prices were frm and closed strong at the following
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them appeared at the District Attorneys once yester
day and gave bail $500 and $500 each 10 appear Tor
trial
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

Government bonds In good demand to-day and
prices Arm and closed strong at the following
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CONTINUED On NINTH PAGRl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-05
INSANITY TESTED.

One day, writes ''Eli Perkins," ]
met George Francis Train in Madi
son Square. surrounded by children
DIR. Hammond had told me that ridi.
pHle was an infallible test for insani-
ty-that IL q man got mad ut . harm
less joke, ajoke with no animus In
it, it was a pretty sure sure sign OF
insanity.
sDo you see these hands?" COM
menced George as he always does.
"See the blood run into them.
There's health for you. All this
comes from vegetable diet, sir. No
meat for me. l eat nothing but vege-
tables. Vegetables make muscle,
strength, manhood"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-05
HIS MULE.

"A Eureka teamster is noted for the
affection that he betrsys for one OF
the mules in his outfit, the most OBJ
stinate and mangy-looking animal
In the string, aud his fonGness for
"Nancy," MS he calls her, has passed
into a proverb. Upon being rallied
upon this popularity by a chum, he
discoursed as follows. 81 used to
have a sweetheart back in Injany,
that l was awful gone on, and this
yer cussed mule has SO many pints in
common that nv heart just yearns
over her. She was as likely a gal as
ever run barefooted in a cornfield, but
she was too cussed obstinate to en-
joy good health. You neser knew
how to take her. She'd look you
right smiling in the eye, and you'd
think thar were more sugar in her nor
in q New Orleans molasses hogs
bead, but If you laid your hand on
her unexpected like, she'd kick the
~screeching all to HI in less than a
minute. That's just the way with
that mule, i reckon she's cost me
nigh onto $500 for harness, to say
nothing about DOCTORS bill for a
broken leg !; but you get into a place
whar the mud's deep, and the rest of
the team kerfammuxed, and call On
her for assistance, and blast my eyes
il she won't pull hersel clear out of
her hide to help you out of your
trouble. That was the way with
Nancy. The Summer I emigrated /
were mighty sick with the ague, and
got the milk fever on top of that, and
i were pretty nearly ready to cross
yer to Jordan, but she nussed me,
helped her ole dad all day, and set up
with me nights until she were a shad-
der, but she pulled me through, and
then she advised me to emigrate to
Caiifony. L hated to go away; it
were like persuading a hungry horse
to leave q pail of oats +; but there was
no use, she were bound to hev her
way, and I came. That war Is years
ago, and 1 hadn't been in the coun-
try q month fore 1 got news of her
dying. Poor gal! She overdone
hersel' takin' care Of my worthless
CARCASS. and 1 never seen no woman
staoe that time that were worth shucks
compared to her."
His eyes we're moist ~ he closed
his affecting Renaissance, and il any
Of aur readers notice a mouse-colored
lead mule that can kick q fly off her
companions ear with unfaili ~ aaceu-
racy, or outpull any pair in the team,
they viii know that the drivers life is
osntssed in that animal, and respect
the tender memories that causes him
TO bestow upon her the affections that
was once the sole property Of the de-
parted "Nancy."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-05
A ROMANCE OF THREE THOU.
SAND MILES.

Tie Halifax papers contain the fol-
lowing:
At Victoria. e. c., 24th June, q.
St. Johns Episccpalian Church, by
the Rev. Percival JennS, John l..
Lord of New Westminster, b. c., tc
Isabella, eldest daughter of Robert
Brander, n. S.
The young lady in the case had
made the acquaintance of the gentle
man by means of photograph and
correspondence. She left Halifax on
the 9Th of June for her new home,
| snd arrived there safely. She had
not seen her intended since she was
a child-at which time he, too, was q
resident of Halifax. After making
himself a comfortable home in the
far West the gentleman yearned tO'
a wife, and opened Il correspondence
with old friends in the sister province .
Shortly after the Halifax young laiy
badn adieu to her father at New
York. While she was on her way to
San Francisco, a young lady boarded
| the train who was also bound to Brit
ish Columbia, and, singularly enough,
on a similar err; nd-to meet and
marry her lover "a lawyer, whom
she had not seen for ten years. tn,
two young ladies became fast friends.
and together embarked from Frisco
for Victoria, British Columbia. Her,
they were met at the steamer by til,
respective bridegroo.ns to be, who, il
t%ranspired, were intimately acqHaint'
ed, and had met, without previotI,
arrangement, from different points
each to- meet his intended i,ri t.. In,
young lady who entered the trim be
tween New York and San Francisc,
was bridesmaid to the Halifax bride.
while her lover was grootnsinun, ano
the father OF the grOomsm III gave til,
bride away. The Thursday after tn,
marriage chronicled above the otlrl
pair were united in we,ilock.-roron
to Globe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-05

"Yes, George" | said, you're
right. Meat is weakening. ALWAYS
notice all the strong animals live on
vegetables. There's the weak lion
and the tender panther, they live on
vegetables and there's the sturdy
sheep. the hardy goose. the savage
calf, the wild and raveons jatkass,
they live on meat entirely. They
1T always makes me mad to talk TO
an internal FOOL" said Train, color
ingup, while he turned on his heeI
and left in a huff"
Then 1 knew George Francis was
insane.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-05

A father at Oshkosh accompanied
his deaf and dumb daughter to the
depot, as she vas about to depart for
the asylum, and handing her an old
flint lock horse pistol, he began to
make motions with his hands. Mr..
Chaplin, of Columbus, who was at the
depot, and who understood the deaf
and dumb language, interpreted the
language to Gabe Bouck as follows:
"My daughter you have read the
report Of the investigating committee,
and you know as well as / do that
they are innocent, white-soqled an
gels. But if one of them comes
within gun shot of you and begins to
chew you, and kiss you for your
mother, cock that boss pistol and fill
his blasted hide as full of holes as an
old tin lantern. You hear me, Han
ner." The girl said "yoq bet your
life," put the pistol in her polonaise,
snd worked her fingers at the old
man. as the train moved off.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-05
this terrible demand

this terrible demand: 7
why did you put my marriage
among the deaths?'
He was on the point of saying the
foreman did it when q shrill voice
madiy cried:
What made you put in my runa-
way and spoil the sale of my horse!'
And this was followed by the voice
fof a female Historically ~proclaiming
This is the brute that bosched my
poetry and made me ridiculous
Hereupon hundreds of voices
screamed out:
~ here's my article? Give MI
back my article
And in the midst of the horrid dill
the poor wretch awoke, perspiring a
every pore and screaming for help
The next day he resigned, and W
had to hunt another local editor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-05
A FROiIC.

saltwater day at Squan, n. j.,
writes 81 correspondents, Is "a unique
institution. From time dating he
yOnd the memory of the oldest in
habitant the second Saturday in Au-
gust has been chosen by the farming
population within a radius of 30 miles
for a general ani promiscuous picnic
ut this point on The Jersey shore.
The farmers drive III behind their
own mules in covered wagons and
bring their own provisions. They
arc mostly Oil the ground b, Friday
evening, when the festivities are
opened with a dance described as -
universal kicking up behind amG
afore, and the fellow that hugs the
tightest catches the most gals
Saturday the beach presents II pic
turesque spectacle. From the shrub
bery overlooking the bcacl-whcnCe
L saw the sand studded for nearlr
three-quarters of a mile with all con
ceivable kinds of wagons, with horses
and mules feeding pensiveiy out Ct
the nose-bags at the ear of them,
while the Jerseyites, masculine and
feminine, rugged out in the most fan.
tastically 'fakeh" bathing suits,
were dashing wildly in and out OF the
breakers, Essays a correspondent
the effect is wonderful. The wagons
are used as dressing-rooms. Tile
sheet-topped, ba~rrel-hooped concern
is for family use-the comparative
swell couples have leather tops-and
here and there so netting that might
answer for a buggy is seen standing
around. In this sort of conveyance
Zekell brought lis Sal to the beach,
s'a-coqrtin' her all the way" AS a
general rule all the farm folks s.art
out on Saltwater day in their Sun
day best. Toward dark on Saturday
they make for their homes, not in the
gentle and manncrly way in which
they left, but with mules prodded mp
to . point of frenzy and complete
ly demoralized, dashing over hill and
dale at a furious rate, with one load
of farmers in hot pursuit of another.