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LEGAL NOTICES.


 CUSTOM HOUSE, San Francisco. September 3o 1898. Notice-Certain goods remaining year in bonded warehouse will be sold at pub lie auction at the United States Appraisers store on the 24th of October, 1898. at Il Q clock a. rn Descriptive catalogues can be had at the Custom-house on October IT, or at time '--'- 1'''r JOHN P. JACKSON, Collector
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Seattle Wash. Sept. 13 1S9S.-Sealed pro- posais for furnishing. Portland cement will be received here until D. m.. October l3, 1885,
 and then publicly opened Information fur nished on application. HARRY TAYLOR. Captafn Engineers
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MARRIED.

LITTLE-MoRRIs-I this city, October 4, 1SsS by John A. B. Wilson, D.D., Robert 4. Little and Maggie Morris, both of San Fran cisco.
 MUMFREY-DUNN-In sonoma, October ?, 1s9S by the Rev. Charles D. Millikan, Will liam Osmund Mumfrey and Lillie c. Dunn. sEIZER-NYE-In this city October 6. 1898. by the Rev. Dr. Stebbins, Edward Selzer and Mary E. Wye. No cards
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and bs indorsed with the name and residence Of per sons authorized to have the same published.
 BORN.
 HAVENS-In this city. October l. 1898. to the wife of William F. Havens, a son
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. $725-LOT 30x50; central location. $20 per foot; lots on Cedar st.. 1S0 feet deep. handsomely fnished furnace. stable. etc.; lot 75x173, Grand st. greatest bargain ever offered in improved property.
 1424 Park st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

 s6O A MONTH; sS50e; inside property; Howard st. between New Montgomery and Third; 4I x75; with two fine houses; rents $60; SS500; ready for stores. MAGEE & SONS, Mont gomery st.
 FOR SALE-An elegant new residence of rooms bath and modern improvements; 2S2 Liberty st.; price S5000; must be sold. S45o0-An unusual bargain; new residence or rooms and bath and large lot, S3xsO; situate on the SW. corner of Dolores and Army stsi ; price s4500. Apply premises or at 232 Liberty
 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. 
 HOUSE to let-2-story house; rooms; bath basement; garden; orchard; henyard; water mill and tank; situated convenient for Berke- ley, Oakland and San Francisco. Apply A. WILLIAMS, P. O. box S5, Lorin FOR saIe-Stock ranch: 1900 acres land; 800 acres fine grain land, remainder grazing hili land; abundant feed; well sheltered ana watered; situated in Colusa County, l6 miles from railroad: price $1o per acre. Apply to MRS. NJ s. CHANDON, Marysville. Cal A-S50 ACRES Napa Valley land in subdivisions of p acres: the best of orchard ana grain land yielded F cwt. per acre this season. from s65 to ss5 per acre Box 7l5. Call WRITE NJ GRIFFIN. Cottonwood. Tehama Co.,, Cal. Illustrated land book free.
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RnsrNEss CHANGES.

 -s20O0-PARTNER; light mfg. business; s1O0 per mo- salary; exchange for good lodging house of equal value. kREDO & CO, 2212
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OAKLAND UNDERWRITING ROOMS.

WINDSOR Hotel-Rooms without board; commodations for cooking. 9th & Washington. UNFURNISHED housekeeping apartments. with carpets; reasonable. 1929 Broadway.  OAKLAND FURNITURE FoR SALE.
 
 FURNITURE-Good and cheap. II. SCHELL HAAS old store LOS Eleventh See hin,
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MEDICAL.

ALL Lades-C only pr. and Mrs. M Davies true friends of all invalids, men and women; 50 years practice; safe and quick cure guar anteed; any disease or irregularity; dlsgracs avoided; kind sympathy and aid; sure rei1et' etc; babies adopted; travellers treated; no delay; self-cure sent; call or write: free; con fdential. MRS NJ DAVIES. 1928 Market st; pills. S1; very strong g.
 instantly (no matter from what cause); safe and sure at any time; my celebrated reme- fail; travellers helped without delay; home in confinement; skilful medical attention: all the doctor free and confidential: strong pills. s1; guaranteed cure $. MRS. DIR. WYETH. POS Turk st, near Jones
 ALL of Dr. Foulet's capsules are guaranteed absolute cure for all female diseases; posi- stively safe and surei no danger of after ef- fleets: taken. in time it also acts as pre- mail on receipt of price; consultation on all special diseases free. WALLER EROS, 2s chasing elsewhere write us.
 NEW process sent for female trouble; no mat ter from what cause and how long standing; ways in one day; safe and sure; med cine or instruments used; consultation freei saves disgrace pills and capsules si; cure, 8. By the weIl-knowp ladies physician for 37 years. DR. TOPPER, SIS Kearny st A TREATMENT that restores instantly all cases Of monthly irregularities from what cause; no instruments used guaranteed cure at office 8; travellers helped instantly; home for patients; consult free; confidential. MRS. DR. KOHL. 1l22 Market st DIR. and MRS WHICHEVER. 1912 Golden Gate ave; private home in confinement with every comfort; best and attendance terms moderate; infants adopted into good homes. ALPEAU'S French pills. boon to ladies with female troubles; no danger; safe cure: & 30; expressed c. O. D.; don't delay until too late. OSGOOD BROS. Coast Agents Oakland. Cal. MRS ACHARD. midwife: sunny, pleasant home in confinement. 156 Second st.
  CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly Call Sent to any address in the United States postnaid for s1 5A a year. 
 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. C. P. PETERS attorney and counselor-at-law. 40 Montgomery st. room i5-
 L. S. CLARK-Emma SpreckelE bldg. 927 Mar ket: consultation free; no fees in advance ADVICE free: no charge unless successful w. w DAVIDSON. 927 Market st.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
 Otto H. Stenzel and Josie Roller. ,.......3 .3l-21 George W.Woodward and Esther Geary. All Eleiso Quinones and Agapita R. Castro. 2l-l7 Abraham N. Strohl and Hulda Nelson. .37-S6 Henry Bang and Margaret A Manning. 4l-96 Harry Edwards and Sarah Painter...... -3i-3S Ernst A. Timm and Louise Scheley-......-4 -44-42
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PROPOSALS Invited-Sealed proposals will be received for channel corrections the San Joaquin River and Stockton Channel. San Joaquin County California The San Joaquin River work embraces channel corrections at proposed cut-offs Nos 3 and 4, as shown on sheet 3 of surveys file In this office, and to be made in accordance with plans and specifications now file in this office.
 Bids will be received at the office until 1 o'clock D. m., WEDNESDAY, November 2. 1898, at which time they will be publicly opened.
 check on some bank of good standing, payable to the order of H. J. Corcoran. chairman of the Auditing Board to the Commissioner of Public Works of California, in the sum of two thousand (s200o) dollars, which check shall be forfeited to the State if the bid which such check accompanies is accepted and the party making the bid shall refuse to enter into contract and execute satisfactory bond for the faithful performance of the con- tract awarded him. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
 All bids must be directed to Auditing Board. room No. 61, Capitol building. S8cra- mento California" indorsed Proposals for Channel Corrections San Joaquin River and Stockton Channel.
 By order of the Auditing Board
 JOHN MARKLEY, Secretary. no&o E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-17

Tau "a l1lSAAAlj ""1y w
malego domku otworzyf drzwi
i w%prowadzi1 swa panic z tax
mu niemi}em towarzystwem.
Pozamykal pozasuwal z
najwieksza starannoscia drzwl
i okna. i przedsiewziat mice
sic ma bacznosci.
Hrabia Peronville by} W
w czasach postrachu zamor-
dowany W Tuluzie, jego
wdowe wyratowa} z niebez~
pieczehstwem 2ycia starry
wierny sluga J6zef / uciek'
z MIA 10 Hiszpanii, gdzie
osiedli W ma'ej miescinie. Z
p:zedazy bra nych re soba
%klejnot6 v, kul liza sooie tuta:
domek hrdbina, i zy&a W maj
wiekszei ssmotno$ci, szukaja e
pociecbY W dobrych czynaeh
me dlitwie.
z rozn6y Cyganki pozns}a
hrabina, IL ia ME by]a jeszcze
tax zef suta, iak sic tegc
spolziewa6 MONA by}o.
.Obiecala wiec pozcstawic j.
u siebie, pod warunkiem, il
sic bedzie uciy]a p'zfpis6W
religii chrze sci; h5kiej,i da sic
z dz:eckiem SVEN O, hrzcic.
Kamarda przystala na to,
a hrabina zaje}a sic z usll'
no5cia tYm ezynem mil0sier
nYm. Starala sic cha o dobrc
duchowne i cielesne Cyganek
i wkr6tcc przyprov a lzila dc
tego, il obiedwje przyjeiy W
kosc;ele sakrament chrztu
swietego.
Wkr6tce poten przysz]a
ma SWAT druga c6rka Ka"
mardy. PAM Peronville sama
.poda}a ia do chrztu sw. da}a
je] jmie Mary, kt6re matka
z w}asciwym gustem Cyga~
now do miekko brz miacych
wyraz6w, ma M o i ne pre-
robila.
Dziecie wzrast h zdrowo
pieknie. lecz POI roku uply-
ne}o zaledwie, kiedy Kamarda
podniecana diespokojna, villas
ciwa Cyganom chetka do
wioczacego sic zycia, pred
siewzie}a opusci6 swa dobro-
dzie]ke. Gdy raz banda
Cygan6w przybyIa do mlas-
teczka. Kamarda zes1la sic z
mimi, a u~s}uchawszy lch
namowy, oswiadczy}a hrabi-
ME swe p~ostanowienie.
Ia, boleSn;e tenn zdziwiona
napr6zno }ozy}a wszelkie nsi-
lowania, by ia odwr6cif cd
tego.
Kire zabieram re SODA,
- rzek}a Kamarda, = ale
"a to, zes PAM byla ola mas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-17
EBMBRB ME- RB8 N y
(ci9g dalszy)

(Clag dalszy)
Biedna Kamarda bez PREY
tu1ku i chleba siedziala ma
rogu jedne) uliczki i plaka1a
gorzko; ME bEaga}a iednak Q
litose przechodzacych, i mo
villa tylko niekiedy do sieble:
Coz sic zemna stanie?
Wtem PAM W wykwintnym
ubiorze, z welonem czarnym
ma twarzy, z s}uzacym "
bogatej liberyi "a SODA pre-
chodzi}a tamtedy | us}yszafs
ciche narzekanie zebraczki.
- Coz ci to biedna ME
wiasto: = zapyta}a ;atrzy-
muj9c sic pred MIA.
Ach PAM, jestem z mem
dzieckiem be- przytu}ku !
pozywienia.
- Lecz kt6z jesteS, zkad
przybywasz?
= Jestem Cyganka, PAM,
ME zapieram sic tego. Moi
MAJ umari, moi wsp6lrodacy
odbiegli daleko, ME WIEN
dokad; "a cafym swiecie ME
mann opiekuna, ami przyjac'e
la.
- Pojdz zemna biedna
.kobieto, - rzekla nieznajoma
Apani, straci}am jak i ty MEGA
mojego, jak ty jestem O.
puszczona i samotna. Chez
sic ~przynajmniej dzielit z tenn,
co mi zostawifa Ocatrznost,
z nieszczesllwymi i potrze~
bujacYmi pomocy.
Ale race rozwazyG PAM.
- ozwal sic sluzac7, rzucajac
znaczace s%pojrzenia ma Cy-
ganke.
Daj pok6j J6zefe =
odpowiedziala PAM, - trzeba
wesprzec nieszczesliwego, ME
zwa2ajac ma jego osobe, ME
badajac czy zasluguje ma to.
Inaczej; GENIE by]oby mi
losierdzle? Ia to droga mai
'atwiej sprowadzi sic ob}aka-
.ych do Boga, a jego to jest
'ola, bysmY i'm reke podali.
- Ale to Cyganka - PAM.
= Kto jest bee grzechu,
iech pierwszy rzuci nan
kamieh - powiedzia1 nasz
Zbawiciel, J6zefe.
Nieznajoma PAM by}a to
Francuzka, emigrantka, ma
zwiskiem hrabina Peronville
Kazala isc "a SODA Cygance
do kt6rej przyczepila sic
pIaczem mafa Kira.
Starry J6zef szedl, rad ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-17
ella ku Niemu.M yslala o tenn,

lAxous LILO NJ
PAM Peronville prosiia ia jak o 6v
tax bardzo. obiecywala jej m6wila
tax korzystne warunki, ID ia branej I
uporczywa kobieta, kt6ra mic - e
z wznios}ej, udzielanej jej, ME opuscie,
poie|a nauki, %zcbowiazsia sic bedzie t
zostawi6 swe dzieeie przynaj- ktory
mniej TAX dlugo hrabinie, wielkieg
dop6kad ia W Hiszpanii doda- m
mieszkac bedzie: Gdyby za$ 20.
hrabina do Francyi powr6cit Bi
miala, wtenczas -Kamarda mic pro
,mia{a odebrat c6rke swa przodk6
napowr6t. tylko 2
Gdy ia ugoda nastapi}a ] wyknier
~zostaFa podpisana przez ka- i'm, o
marde ,przy}aczy}a sic ia Z swa Oswiecf
starsza Kirq do handy. W swietej
kt6rej dow6dz a Iii byl juz ich do
wtenczas. cierpieh
Zawsze gdy banda zuie- do krad
|dzala te %okolice, Kamarda szczesci
odwicdzaia swa i jei dobro~ pewn9,
|dziejke. ola m
MONA, pod okiem swej zdolam
przybranej matki, wyrasta}a kt6ra II
ia dziewczyne cnotliwa i Hrab:
wyks t%a}cora we wszystkich sic tyn
umieietnoSciach ~potfzebnYch ]e] jedn
kobiecie, a,jei matka pysznita vienna
sc It kiej c5rkl, iak gdyby o'a "o'
przyk}adala sic W czemkol~ o9a"'o''
wick do jej wychowania. Je Oy'a "
dynem tel jej zyczeniem by}o, Sz'Ae'Ae
mice to piekne dziecko PREY ~" ."
sobie, z kt6rego tax sic 0N"~ a.
ch1,h;,. jej pick
to przet
M" ~ tego d.
.,.J-o,,, , , e;octra nia no.
zaSu'o''a I'D '''" "0 ~ Boga.
siadala BOWEN mic z tyoh G.
p'N Mayo
zdobi}y. Uposledzona cd Ha
natury, wyrosls,y be- wszel~ h
kiego wychowania, zapomnia}a
dawno O religii chrzescia11skiej
kt6rei swiete mamie wlozone
by?c ma MIA W dzieciistwie,
a bic 7y i zdroznoSci jej
wsp6Erodak6w, zag}uszy}y W n.y.
lei sercu wszelkie wspomnie~ Virgil
MA wznios}ych nauk, ktore z;emi,
niegdys s}yszaia.. przyw1a
Kl6cila sic z matka, gdy ia =.
wspomniAla 0 Monte, j
dala IN;
przedsiewziela pomsc:6 sic ma
T.. >zedl CT
siostrze "a swoje poni3enie.
PAM Peronville kochala sw2
%przybrana c6rke bardziej niz
Ola hra'
wlasna jej matka. w tel
-. ~, niewla5t
dziewczYnie wzrasta}a ola
miioSc
niej nadzieja szczeSliwej przy-
~szloscj, a mysl, il bedzle
moe zmuszona oddac ten kam
klejnot Kamardzie, i re ia radosc'
czysta perla bedzie kiedys Mlala
wrzucona p%omiedzy niegodzi~ corke, Z
wych wsp6frodak6w swej ktora ty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-17

gn]eWaf Sic o to, l zaDfan1at
Kamardzie s%prowadz|t Moine
do handy, al do chwili, "
kt6rej jakesmy to W poczatku
tel powiastki wspomnieli,
zlapal sic sam, obiecujac ka-
mardzie spelnic kazde jej
zyczenie, W nagrode "a u-
kradnienie Edmunda.
Jak tyiko banda przyby}a
do miasteczka, udala SIC
Kamarda> pomimo wieczornej
dobY, do domku hrabiny
Peronville. Niepodobno jej
by}o czeka6 az do rama, musia'
Ia natychmiast zobaczyt swa
c6rke.
Glosnem stukaniem zaza-
dala bye wpuszczona, co tez
po niejakiem wahaniu sic,
J6zef z niechect4 uczyni}.
- Ach, cos ty Kamardo,
- rzekl; - PAM i biedua
panienka przelekna sic ME-
ma}o.
Cyganka ME da}a sic od~
straszyt TEN rrzyjeciem, lecz
poblegia presto 90 sdlol'u,
gdzie zasta}a swa c6rke, "a
jeta szyciem ola ubogich.
PAM Peronville, jake ioz,
stropna niewiasta z"azajac ne
stosunek do swiata Maryi,
wycbowaia ia wiecej W suro-
wych zasadach religij chrzes
ciahskiej, niz W ptzyjemno~
sciach zycia swiatowego. Me
wyksztatcila ia ma dame salo~
nova, ale ma niewiaste co.
| iowa poniesG, z mi}oSci d.
Chrystusa, cho&by najsrozsze
| bolesci.
Gdy matka wesz}a do
salonu, Molina wstala i powit<} la
| ia Z spokojna uprzejmosciq,
by matce uczyniG zadosyc, a
opiekunce ME ubl'zyG. NJ.
mietne uscisnienia CyganRi
przerazi}y ia prawie, i usune|a
sic mimowolnle m6wiSc.
- Kochana mako, Jest u
mas wiecej.
- Przychodze pc moja
corke, ~ obracajac sic z
nizkim uklonem da hrablny.
~ Czy jeszcze tego VIE
czora? - zapytala ia, z
widocznem pom;7szaniem.
Natychmiast PAM.
10 bye ME mole, wy
jezdzam dopiero "a DIV
tygodnie, a mic jeszcze do
podr6zy ME przysposobione.
Obiecalas przeciez zostawi6
mi ia al do chwili mojego
odjazdu. J
TIC prawda; lecz EASILY
zdarzenis, kt6re mas nsgla.
Opuszczamy ten kraj i moze
, 1898-09-16
SGWGIb y

operation.
DR.. c. f. Hitchner and William w.
johnson, two prominent residents OF
Elmer, were i'll Wildwood OH Wednes-
day. MI. Johnson bought two lots in
Greater Wildwood.
Freebooter ]. G. p. Smith, of Ocean
View, has announced himself as a can
didate for the Republican nomination
for Sheriff in Cape May county this
fall. Mr.. Smith has been a member of
the Board of Chosen Freeholders from
Dennis township for the past four years.
Councilman and Mrs. r. w. Ryan
are now on an outing trip to Niagara
Falls, after the biggest summers bust
ness that they ever did at their mag
nificent stores in Wildwood. They left
PHILADELPHIA on Thursday of this week
on one of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company's popular ten day excursions
to Niagara. Their trip may possibly be
extended to the Thousand Islands, II
Mrs. Ryan can muster courage enough
to board the steamer to go through the
rapids. On the return trip they will
stop at Buffalo, Rochester and Wat
kins Glen.
Many of the people interested in
Wildwood are members of the Column
bia Photographic Society. The follow
ing is taken from The Camera, the
clubs official organ:
"Dr. Miller and family are hard al
work this summer, as the Doctor has
undertaken for the company the man
agement of the Casino owned by the
Wildwood Pavilion company and eX-
poets to clear for them $1,000 profit.
This, no doubt, accounts for his absence
from the club house."
Chas. H. Simmerman represented
Wildwood at the Democratic Congress
sional convention at Vineland OH Tues
day.
S. r.. Banks has moved his clothing
and shoe store from Mrs. Governs resi-
dence to the Stone cottage. He de
serves your patronage.
The great Interstate Fair, the Eas,
tern Farmers Carnival, will be held al
Trenton, Sept. rs to 30, 1898.
, 1898-09-16
OMAHA EXPOSITION.
Eight Day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tour
via Pennsylvania Railroad.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has arranged for a special eight
day personally-conducted tour to the
Trans Mississippi and International
Exposition at Omaha on October |,
allowing four full days at the Exposi-
ton. Round trip tickets, including
transportation and Pullman berth in
each direction, meals in dining car go
ing and returning, hotel accommoda-
tons and meals at Omaha, admissions
TO the Fair, and carriage drive II no
tel accommodations at Chicago, VIII De
sold at rate of 500 from New York;
$50 from Philadelphia; $50 from Wash
ington and Baltimore; S9l from VIII
Transport and Harrisburg; $50 from
Pittsburg; and proportionate rates from
other points.
The party will be accompanied by q
Tourist Agent and Chaperol, and VIII
travel in special Pullman sleeping cars.
For the benefit of those who may. de-
sire to remain longer in Omaha, tickets
will be made good to return on regular
trains until November 10, inclusive.
Such tickets include only railway trans
portation returning, with reduction OF
SIS from above rates from all points:
For further information apply to tick
ct agents, Tourist Agent, 1916 Broad
.arav. New York, or Geo. w. Boyd, AS
, 1898-09-16

mated and the rooms were bel htifully
decorated with palms, hot house plants
and cut flowers, while festoons and
punches of the graceful asparagus vine
were were tastefully twined and ar
ranged about the pictures, forming a
very picturesque background. The
guests began to assemble at $50, and
were accorded a very hearty welcome
by the host and hostess. Some elegant
costumes were worn by the ladies'.
The company was soon seated at the
tables and the contest began. Five
| points constituted a game and twelve
games were played, at the close OF
| which Mrs. Pennington, of Phlladel-
| phia, was awarded the first prize, Il
beautiful scent bottle. while Mrs. John
| H. Judge, of New York, won the la
dies second prize, a pretty Japanese
glove box. r. N. Taylor captured the
gentlemen's first prize, a very pretty
| silver handled tooth brush. BY the
way, it seemed as If this gentleman
was predestined to carry of h first
honor. Being an enthusiastic follower
of Isaak Walton, he had spent the day
angling, having started from Anglesea
and zone out on the ocean, where the
Yacht was becalmed. When about to
start homeward, content with having
captured 450 of the finny tribe, the ship
could not be persuaded in this direc-
ton; and had it not been for Captain
Downs and some members of the life
saving station he might have been
PLAYING Robinson Crusoe instead of
progressive euchre. Mr.. Naegele, a
renowned artist of New York, carried
off the gentlemen's second prize, a
nrattv mir of silver Inks.
A fine collation. was served, after
which the guests were favored with
many fine musical selections. Miss
Corbin, of Camden, played oneof Wag-
ner's sonatas in a very effective man
ner. Miss Baker and Mr.. Lynch IA
vored the company with a very fine
vocal duet. Mr.. Judge sang many
funny up to date songs, accompanied
by Mrs. Haswin on the piano, while
MIR. Taylor's rich baritone solos were
very highly appreciated. The Sabbath
morning was just beginning when the
guests separated, all voting that they
had spent a most delightful evening:
There were present MIR. and Mrs.
Carl Haswin, Mis-. Starr, of Eau Claire,
Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Judge,
Mrs. Edgerton, Mr.. Naegele, of New
York; MIR. and Mrs. r. N. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Tetlow, of Philadel-
phia; DIR. and Mrs. Pennington, Misses
Baker. Lewisburg, Pa; Misses Corbin,
of Camden; Miss Emile Sturdivant, of
Millville; Messrs. Lynch, Dilks, Teas,
Stockell and Krug.
, 1898-09-16

THE EFFECT OF WINDS ON IL ATTAIN
TIC COAST OF AMERICA.
When the winds in the east,
Then the tides are increased, but
When the winds in the west
Then the tides are depressed.
INDICATIONS FOR LARGE AND SMALL
HIGH WATERS.
To September Sd large morning high
waters, with good evening ones
September It'll to the 18th short af-
ternoon high waters and quite short
about the afternoons of the 9th and 10th.
9Th to the 14th shorter morning ones
and very short about the mornings of
the 9th and 10Th.
September 10th to- the 18th night
high waters near the average. 18th to
the 21st morning ones slightly above
the average and good about the morn
ings of the 10Th and goth.
September Goth to the Oath short
night high waters and shortest about
the a. m. of The 23d. The day tides
markedly higler.
September 9th to the Both good eve
ming high walers. September 2Sth to
October I'd ,arge morning ones and
highest aboutthe morning of Septem-
Der Both,
All indications subject to variation
from winds.
, 1898-09-16
Angiesea.

Messrs. Haddock, Akers and Maggie,
of the Hereford club, with their guest,
MIR. Taylor, took the yacht Lore, y
Capt. Hewitt, for a days fishing last
Saturday and were fortunate in finding
weak fish very plentiful, and after gath
ering in 1865 found themselves off Tur-
tie Gut inlet near shutdown and no
wind. By hard work with the Sweep
the Captain got her off the life saving
station at Holly Beach and Capt.
Downs cane off to them and advised
them to 20 ashore with him, as there
was no prospect of wind enough to
take them home, and they gladly ac-
cepted his assistance. He landed them
through the surf at Holly Beach, from
where they took a carriage to the club
house, arriving there at $50 p. m. The
CauAain anchored and remained out
all hight.
Mash Hilton has bought two lots in
the new Wildwood Extension.
! For Sale.-Hotel Royal with or with
fout annex. Hotel has 20 rooms, annex
8 rooms; will sell all the adjoining lots
to water front, also boat landing. For
further particulars apply to Chas. Mace,
Anglesea.
For Sale.-One pool table, full size
balls, cues, etc. $40 cash will take the
lot. Apply to Chas. Mace, Anglesea. X
More tickets were sold at Anglesea
for the Cape May County Fair than at
any other point oh the beach.
Chas. NJ. Glib has been down this
week and opened up his cottage. We
learn with regret vf Mrs. Gibbs death,