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LATEST SHIPPING NEVIS


PORT OF NEwYoRK.-...JULY 2s 1881
ARRIVEL.
steamer Felicia Ger. Muller Iaguavra Tuv "A p,- -
peo 40 and CaIaeao 19wit uIdse and passengers 10 s
ship Gov riley, Of John NIB Dickson caicn,,a s.s.v
WIN nuse 70 Rallt Bros; vessel n Scaurnell 80
hsrk cicero OF Liverpool, Hardy. Calcutta lO2 daVk wiz.
mise 20 order; vessel 10 snow q Burgess - > "~-
BARK Cuomo Primo utall. &C.
70 olueii vessel 10 Phelps Bros q CO.
BARK tsmen tSegl Rsinel, IQnqDe los pftrate
:" 800 - 5atee q kcDwick vessel TO Tobias & Co
DarN henfy knight PenG'tOn, g Mary, savs with
iun.aei " loan Boyotone Soa; vessel II f0nd q 90
afa ftcAens. CnOms. Charleston Mil r.as-
p"a'e TOOK = Pinokney; vessel 20 Evans Bal & co.
TIE MOVEMENTS or srEAMERA
FOREIGS PORTS.
FATHER FONT July 26-Passed inward steamer uowanss
AMERICAN PORTS
Rosrox July 2S-Auived steamer VIM Crane Irovves sro,
Baltimore - $3.50 W. ~''-es '-oN'SsiAOli
Cleared steamer Bavarian. for Ifverpool
vile Philadelphia. ~ - '' @o'''-
Bristol '' N'0'-Ni0' D"'ou~.o Noth nom
r esfsd steamers Baltimore Bremen; Jerey London
s f... steamers Sohns Hopkins ard Baltimore
fncnmond Fannie, Grumley, w-York ->'' A'~'s
tiulore. ~ N40i NNA~s"Sh| H"h Dai-
pool "''"'A A-A'S ioi LA'er-
steamer Blake frou Norfolk '" SNA'I
sailed steamer Equator, for Philadelphia
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PENNSYLVANIA PROHIBITYONISTS.

3ALTooNA, Penn, July 2S.-The State Con-
henton OF the Prohibition Reform party met here to-day
delegates to the number Of forty-fve representing
twenty-five counties. being In attendance James
IN Wilson, OF Mercer County, was nominated
ror State treasurer The platform denounces
1he refusal OF the State Senate to allow the
people to decide the question OF prohibition arms
that the only effective OF prohibiting the
liquor traffic is by party organizations that ALL
features OF the Government should sacreIy
nanained condemns the policy OF raising revenue by
the crimes OF the people and at the price
oI blood; that IN will candidates
anating with the license system supported favors
tlv service reform and protective tariff opposes the
selnng OF Convict labor polygamy and monopoes and
MOSES by fayoring compulsory education.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER RBPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS,
,Snnopsis for To aast p hsara.

synopsis for tee sdst "a hsar3.
WASHINGTON, July 20. 1 a. m.-The barome-
highest in the Mississippi Valley and lowest in the
extreme Northwest The temperature has remained
nearly stationary during the past twenty hours in
the West Gulf States and all districts OF the Mssis
sipp. Local reported from the eastern por-
ton Of the Ohio Valley snd from Florida Northery
winds continue in the Ohio Valley snd Tennessee and
the East Gulf States eastey winds In the South Allan
States The winds IN the Lower Lake region have shifted
to northerly, and In New England TO easterfy.
Tho following temperatures reported from citations
the northern frontier PASSPORT, IS o; Buripg on
GO; Quebec, $780, Montreal, $40, Alpena, CO.
Indications for ts-tay
For NewEngland, generally fair weather, except local
rans in the portion variable winds mostly
ery higher barometer stationary lower Temperatures
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather variable
Winds stationary hig barometer and temperature
indications yor tomorrow.
The Indications are that slightly fair weather
will prevail In the Upper Lake giou Tennessee tho
East Gulf States tho Upper Mississippi and por
ton Of the Ohio Valley today and tomorrow.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

/, Nothing more infamous can be imagined than
the dissemination OF absolute lies about Of
Inc PRESIDENT Tor the purpose of affecting the
ket--tlndianapois Journal (RepJ
The death of Justice Clifford removes the
Hast member OF the Supreme Court appointed by Demo
cratic Administration It's long time between drinks
put then seldom rains but poursl Louisville Courier
Journal (Dem.)
Mr.. Conkling has not quit the political field 4:
20 MS friends say There Is before him opportunity
Ior public usefulness and personal honor days
as poss are passed Acknowledgements Journal Rep1
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PEACE AND GOODWILL.
Fro5n TAa ryfx>n Ty~-sl.y ID

(, The settlement of the Senatorial controversy
finally achieved by the LesluA has been received ~
n nr mn ian party and Its pres In most gratifying
secedng Senators 70 the end of struggle grew to he
very sow In number toward the close and these few
nov join heartily with tho great bulk Of tho Repubics
OF the State In declaring that the past be put
oehind u.s. and the harmony and integrity of the party
mantafned ON the basis of the Albany settlement
than It. would have been reasonable to hope
cept the work OF the Legislature In good faith there is
room and work In the ranks of the party and nothing
Pnght To be kept alive of tho ugly of the last
Two months to interfere with cordial cooperation
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RIGHT or WAY WANTED.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-A conference will
be held in this city tomorrow between the Philadelphia
capitalists who made the purchase OF 1000 900 Of
land in Florida and the representatives OF the Florida
Southern, the Peninsula and tho Jacksonville, Tampa
and Key West Roads, in regard to granting the
Latter the right of way through tho property
The roads had been projected through the
lands prior to the purchase by the syndicate.
but they had failed to withdraw the same from the
State At tho conference the privileges asked
for by the road viii be granted Governor Boxhal, Of
Florida agreeing to exchange other land for that given
TO the railway companies
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HARPER & BROS,

Hurpcr's CycIopmda of British and Amercan Poetry.
Edlted by Epes Sagen@ Royal ovo illuminated CLOTH col
ored edges, 81 TO-
The Mrier's Daughter. A Novel. BY Anne Beae 4ta
paper. % cents.
rhomas Carlyle. BY Moncure d. Conway illustrated
12mo, cloth, 81.
The Beautiful Wretch A Brighton story. BY William
BLACK With % Characteristic illustrations. <to paper, 20
cents.
TO-DAY in America. studies for the old World and the
New BY Joseph hatton AGO. paper, 30 cenis-
Ayal,'s Angel. a Novel By Anthony TTonopo. stos
paper.
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purchase the building for the purpose Of the exhibition
of 1889 and tlon turn il over city They stpu
date however that when the city accepts the huge
structure it shall agree to keep in repair and rent 1t
for conventions and other pnbic meetings. Tho rem.
sylvan "A railroad Company, which owns gbont One-nhil
tho stock ~ the Permanent Exhibition company, Hts
The Bio eutcrnl aou but decided that it IS
inexpedient 20 take any action in the matter. 10 ~ d
noticeable face that the persons who ore nursing we ~
FAINT Worlds Fair project at Boston have MADE no piu li
the Philadelphia structure.
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ALARMISTS OF ALL GRADES,
TO TIE E3tf0r Of The Tribune

TO TIE Eaffor Of The Tribune.
; SIR Is it any worse for a newsboy to cry
false in regard to the Presidents deathbed
than 1t is for newspaper correspondents alarm
public needlessly by means Of sensational dispatches
for rival physicians who have called consul
taton TO criticse the treatment pursued
result fatally I INDIGNATION
: Ne,o York. July 27. 1881
: lCandidly, we don't see that 1T is In fact the
mendacious newsboy comes out uncommonly strong
in comparison with the others-Edj
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THE SOUTH OF TODAY.

TO he Edtt0r or TIE Trt6une.
SIR have read with great interest the let
tiers Of your correspondent the South the last OF
which was written from Washington the GOTH Can
you not publish these letters in supplement- think
they would hnd many readers both North and South
Netc- York, judy 81. 1881. f. G. PEARL
This series Of letters will be- republshed within
few days as q TRIBUNE EXTRA under the title of
The South of TO-day."-Edl
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ANOTHER HORRIBLE PLEASANTLY

TO the Editor OF The Trfbune
SIR: Since it is not possible Just now to
drain the marshes of the Potomac what grand oppor.
tunity for the Government the virtues OF the
eucalyptus and plant few hundred or thousand OF
them and shut OF and the White House Even sun.
mowers are said TO be useful. How much more these
great trees ITrfr ITy
I Nesc- York, July 27. 1891.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

UTICA, N. Y, July 28.-The Grand Lodge
of knights Of Pyhas to-day selected Saratoga Springs
as the next place of meeting Grand Chancellor shedd
was suspended hour for technical irregularities in
insttuting Trumps Lodge, loughkeepse. The per
capita tax reduced to 20 cents.
Resolutions OF sympathy with President Garfield were
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AN OPENING FOR AN Ex.PRIMATE.

TO NE Edtt0r OF The TrIbWne.
SIR Allow an obscure reader Of your Jour
nal to make suggestion in regard TO Mr. Roscoe Conk-
ling. the Salwart He may resign decline n he
be offered the presidency OF the Worlds Fair. L. W.
March Chunk, Penn, July 81, 1881
Boston. which has recently gone into this bust
ness, is welcome to the suggestion.-Edl
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HINTS, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
GERMANS VOICE.
10 ne Editor Of The Tribune.

10 he Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: have seen no word OF telegram OF con
dolonoe sympathy joy !he attempted assas' na-
ton OF the President Germany. Have overlooked
any such matter it, It be true, that Germany
has sent no word The occasion Of this letter is DIS
pute here be- citizens Some assert that Germany
waa among the nrst Nations express sympathy and
horror. Others say that she has not get spoken
Ieiod Wis ,july 90, 1881. W. y. Caldwell.
IIhe Emperor was at Ems when the news OF the
attempted assassination reached Berlin. He was
Immediately appriscd OF the facts, so far rs they
were known BY his direction Privv Councillor
Busch of the Foreign Office called at the American
Legation and officially rendered, the part of the
Emperor, sincere coincidence and expressed the
hope of the failure of the heinous attempt Both he
and the Crown Prince asked to have frequent dis
patches sent to them in regard TO the Presidents
condition Dispatches from Berlin received III this
city directly after the attempted ASSASSINATION
stated that the Emperor would send an autograph
letter. This letter. so far as know has not been
received. The American Minister at Berlin has tel
egraphed to the Department Of State that he has
been in receipt of dispatches and letters from all
parts of Germany expressing grief. solictude, con-
dolence and indignation the dastardly attack
-Ed.l
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INJURED BY FAILS.

Adam Herght, age forty five, of No. 534 West
Forty -seventhst, OF ohowder party that visited
Fort Lee yesterday fell from rock while there and re-
ceiyed "a scalp wound.
Cyrus Lloyd age ten, of M. 125 West Fortyninth-st
In trying tn climb upon Hudson River Railroad freight
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The sailors Handy Book and lachtsmnI's Manual.
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Handicapped. BY Marion Harland. VOL, l2mo 81 so
arnold Guyot. Price 80 cC1ta
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HENRY HOLT &, Co.

Ms,tcr-of Faet Girl BY Theodore oiSI i6Do LETS
ure Hour Sericsh 81
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OF OIl<ins al Contemporary France
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Among the Halls. BY e. Frances Poynter l6mo Leisure
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car yesterday, at Fortv-nnth-st anu I-leven,., en-
on and was severely injured. zen
=, A. Z. Burroughs, a clerk at No 10 Dp.nas. -,
through batchway yesterday aud broke an or' s2A
received also severe scalp wound. - - 10
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GEORGE p. PUTNAsf's Sons

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BRAHMS'S SYMPHONY NO. 2.

CHICAGO, Jvly 2s.-Brahms's Symphony No.
2 was performed by the Theodore Thomas orchestra
tonight for the first time In this city and the second
time In America, and was well received by critical
audience
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JAWEs n. OsGOOn a. co.

Osgoed's American Guide Books; NewEngand. Mar;
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81 90 each.
Fearful Responsibility, and other Stories BY William
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lie LEADING PARTY.--Agnes--" And Won
- en for your examination Charles
S sss a1wn wisn the tutor, don't you know Work
1nk a"Iu,ty naru what with bathing ia the mornjno
and walk and boating tne alternoon ana ht,a s
and dinner, and quiet game Of Nap we've hardly en;
y minute we can a.ll our own" ~s sos
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SCRIBNER d. WEXFORD,

History of Greek Scripture From thO earliest
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Low GRAIN FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-The through rates on
wheat per oushel from this city Liverpool via Mon
srea are 10 cents and via NewYork 10 cents These
thss rates In the history OF transportation by
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j. n. LIPPISCOTT & co.

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TAKEN FROM jar And LYNCHED.

CINCINNATI, o., July 2S.-News has been re-
ceved here from Tptonvile, Tenn to the effect that
mob OF $50 masked took Felix Wylie from tho jail
and hanged him to tree He had assaulted and muir
dered young woman.
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Ready This Morning.
THE sEAlI.WEEKLY TRIBrNE

Tribune.
Price in wrappers ready maiing cents per coo
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extra, 90 Postage IA all the subscriber
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Eaby Rue: Her Adventures and Siissdyentures Her
Friends and Enemies. 81
Blessed saint Certainty BY she author OF "ls Majesty
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MACMILLAN & CO,

Thucyddes. Translated English. With fntrodu cton
Marginal Analyses Notes, SO. BY Q. J0wett n. a vols,
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II. ID. PETERSON &, BROTHERS.

miI6reds Cadet An Idy OF West Point Nv Alice King
Hamilton Price 10 cents IN paper. or 81 In cloth
TIE History OF Parisiene Being the
Ian Woman 81 Fashion BY OCTAVE feUillet Translated
from French Dauer
cloth. - f~r~-s
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Gracie's first experience in eating o peach
I've eaten it, cloth and all mamma; what shall
do With the b0neg'
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FALSE NEWS CRIED AND CRIED OVER.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: desire, as q woman to enter protest
against the waste OF emotion, which in every national
crisis drains the strength OF all who love their country
The tension which the nation is subjected present
cannot be estimated. In addition this by false
mors, led in.o a constant waste of emotion.
While passing through Thirty fourthst Sunday At 1890
D. In. two bury extra boys" (men rather) shouted {:
"Great excitement in Washington no hope of recovery
Presidents deathbed scene" One or two men bought
paper have concern about that; they who have
the power to make the laws attend to the Tectihca
Ion OF abuse. l concerned when woman,
with eyes fun tears, hurriedly bought paper only
20 find that she had once wasted her emotion. She
relieved her mournful Indignation by haranguiug me.
looked about Tor policeman, and was astonshed at
finding none have been told since that there is no law
to prevent tho crying OF false But, surely, IL the
law takes cosnzance OF assault and battery upon the
emotions, the selling of that paper q clear OF
obtaining money under false pretences.
WOMAN WHO DID NOT BUY.
Ne,c- York. July %, 1881
1.-THE correspondent may derive, il she chooses,
some slight degree of consolation from the reflection
that the woman whose credulty was imposed upon
will be more cautious hereafter in listening to street
cries-Ed.
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Spectral Notifies
The seaside Library.

OCT TO-DAY IN CLEAR BOLD, HANDSOME TYPE.
SEASIDE LIBRARY. NO. ssG
DORA THoRNE handsomely IDustrated,.
BY THE AUTHOR OF MADOLIN'S LOVER. PY3ce. loo
Also
SEASIDE LIBRARY. NO. 1899.
AMONG THE HILLS.
BY E. FRANCES PAINTER. Price. COO
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

she ys.sons IN this city ~ Ssnsh Of
wtc"drs rsss The irsga white ns rrprns. &c o.asn,
e variations dedicated ~ shs shsrOmsr uS
Broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE July 29-1 a m.-Durng the fair
weather OF yesterday the movement IN the barometer
upward. The temperature ranged between $50 and
s0o the G1os being 10 higher than the
responding day last and ' lower than Wednes
day
Slightly wsrmer and generally fair weather may be
pected to-day in this city and vicinity
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i OF Albany Mrs Thomas Vernon, of scha ght-
$500 Mrs vi ana Miss Greene, Troy and Miss NJ Gar

ippc OF Albany Mrs. Thomas c. Vernon of Scha ght-
retson, of Paterson - ~' ~-s- -'' - NA
ir .ohg ,ne late arrivals tonight are the following:
onI M new, ork-W +. Hawkins, Rowland r. Hill Mr.
w paas =, IL benedict, jr., Mrs. J. NJ Benedict George
y q e SS", H. T. Mann. II. o. White e. Bell Mr. and rs
wi'rams, Samuel segman, Mrs T. seiieman Henry
f,,nn Wv Mrs f. H. Underhill, NJ A. Bettrnan and
ri;eyi, ", ". Durant, John X. Lockwood f. r. O'Riey
Mra ~ C2ok r. g Codiugton ]. l. Detchon Mr. and
Chsr, ' W ~ Lsndon W. Il. Travers Charles f. Carey
0o1rna W. Ho6nson, Arthur Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs f.
Hvtr ~ colleen, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. c. NJ Miles, DR. T.
samnel "I"II,lgS, Edward Maoy, W. Medley, s. Hale
T. j. McKeon, Miss A. N Robson "A' ivy s''''e' MIS-
Wellington oi places-E s. scranton, ST. Lous II. p.
Booth Mas R ,rs wellington, PittsfeId Mrs e. w.
Worst snSsn oooth o. B. Taft, Chicago DR.. G. W Van
and Mrs sVoBse eeCSdy Mr. and Mrs Abort Gage Mr..
Mr. and M rs 70. doas A. Locke United States Army
and rs Sgt Ca pn,; Marquse Dea6oa Hayana; Mr.
famijv Ma TO- ~. rice Syracuse Benjamin NJ Day and
lss gSsse pay Plaineld Mrs aninger Miss
aud family b psEsop Gardner England Sherman
F. DaWSi P Poo Charles Cooper Jersey City TGomSs
fGRsa e. B. Reynolds Orange Samuel n Num-,
Newma ,,o George 0. Jauney Montgomery w H. IT.
+, TIC DuHaio D. e. Rowan, United States Navy r.
sn,n i'iV inu FAMILY, Providence; II. n Oakman and
ianiiiy boston Mr.. and Mrs. s. Mandel Chicago
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NEW BOOKs AND NEW EDygJOyS
ROBERTS RR0S

ReT'eted 10 Books u NE last three ry adoerssei
heretofore on the literary page.
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c The foreign mails for the week Ing SATURDAY, July
So 1851, VIII close 40 this oince MONDAY D. m
p f begMm dirse, by steamship zeeand wa Antwerp
VIA Onecnstc'.n on "WEDNESDAY al m, for EErOPc
steamship Algeria
must be specially addressed At
direct by steamship Franco via AayTe. THU RSDAY
~ Tor lrJsnc. by steamship via
Queenstown Correspondence GTeat and other
European countries must De specially addrnssedl and al
dtS9 M 10, sarope BY steamship Herder Pyinouh
Sneroonrg ana hass-lrg on SATURDAY 3 a M for
foPe oy stsa,nLp Baltic va Queenstown correspondence
a. =. m ior scotland direct by steamship EtbePs. via
Msesland via Antwerp and Of /. Europe rfel
sip kben. via southampton and Bremcn. The malls for
the VIA Islands close 1GESDA l d. m. Tba
mails for Porto Rico close WEDNESDAY at In m rhs
mails Tor CUBA and Mexico close tn al 1870 p
n Tho mails for Newfoundsnd and qneion
close on FRIDAY NJ $50 The mails for Aspmwall
sour rseihe close on SAIO kDAl al 10 a. M Tie mails
CHINA and Jal an close Juiy so Al 7.3O d. m.
HENRY o. PEARSON. Postmaster
Nl.rl Iltir
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LATE ISSUES.

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bathe and to be placid. ~ w
y Is hard to understand why they not utilize them
Tor pedestrian purposes There IL certainiy varietv
enough IN the changing coors OF the sky and Water and
surf But for some other people who coIns
here are content with on the board vnlk SnS
cass 'n ~ InH e aoS very good road. but only
more enterprise there is reason why The sr i,
shouid not % ton miles long, nor why there
evening OF the season Now dozen 40 fine
with fairly good nyeres and sleek horses are on the
arks wheels drawn by that species OF ani,nai fa
iary known as Jersey plugs and these tbings trnt
azy up and down the road they and drivers evil
IDENTITY unconscious that the of the
are heightened and exaggerated contrast with fhnr
few arist0cratio neighbors. Wv" 'N'
Cape May life begins with music in tho morning and
VINO swarm everywhere. In the parlor OF the hotel a.
good natured professor OF dancing shows the y,n1 nee
y g HoM 10 piopo themselves through the inricaces Of
u . Verman' whe outside band OF stringed instr,.
nents pays selections from Ovette and " DancIna
III sue i,aIn Ia the evening there will be concert or
mop, ana the children who dancing In the nnrlr
viii he the chief attractions the dininc room WhI
an tls goes on the matronly women the piazza talk
gossip little and some get enough ersy To do t
tie fancy work 1t Ia quiet uneyentful Mace
sort OF hfe The few are here smoke and some
" ene play tennis OF cricket the fine IN front
Ihey never read and in this they succeed in
scssing what In according To the late Lord
0 ,o VI ZIG OF the English nobility.
pnes OF Franklin Square and Seaside literature
on the newssands have not been greatly disturbed nor
perrcepti5ly lessened A man who caught reading
learning, and Is avoided thereafter. ~e' "
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place FOR bathing In the world Cape May The surf
paror moor tho water is deicouBly warm and every
."ns 'empts one out. 1t Is the one place Gil the