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/. BANK CLEAR1NGs.
Report Of Bradstrect's tor Week EEK
Ending April 9th.

(Bye ~ Associated 4 TESS
NEW YORK, April 2s.-The foi ilc
table, complied by Brad l'''e SHOWS ~
nrinc inai cities for the week ending April
Eth s. with the percentage OF increase an ana
decrease as compared with TIE sixt sotreo
other cities are Included in the totals:
I New York s., Ss9577.945, increase s4.2.
sles. $3.50. increase e1i a.
phiIadelphia si29, 213, $685., increase ISL.
ST. Louis s5s,2s0,2Q1, increase PA. !, !
San FrancIsco 81 .41s; 522. increase y 26 5i
New Orleans SIS. 6l5. ORG, decrease AZ.
Richmond $5,5o3 .76l increase us:
Washington 1857. sol, Increase 25.4.g &
Atlanta $3.50, 80. Increase 100.
Norfolk $l,696536, increase. 80.
Total . United States s2@tl,,7sS oo1l, IN
crease $50. y.
3 Outside New York ss15,177, 1oS increase mere slse
Total Canada s44,s $40. increase So
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-I,vnctb,,rc Tobac,co Market.
Lynchburg, VA, April Is, 10

TlI1-.71- IJyhChbuTG, WI 7RFII4 - I0V''
.The sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
1905 as reported by John l.. Oglesby. Of
Lynch 8 Warehouse were as follows:
Sold week ending April u, s4e.o go pounds: sold
week ending April elst 42l, 600 pounds; In
crease FOR week ending April s2lst, q. 500
pounds. \. !. -
Sold from September |, 1901 TO- april 2l 1902 1902
to April a. 1901, 1O,osa.ooo pounds; decrease for
1905 100000 pounds.
The condition Of the offerings was fairly good,
but much Of It was rather OF !nquality. There
was hut little fine leaf ana Wrappers omer =.
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DRYVGoOps MARKET,

v NEW YORK. April 2S.-The dry goods mar
ket Is In n very satisfactory condition ut first
hands. Although individual sales are not inrge,
the volume Of moderate orders aggregate a very
sfyt isfactory total. Prices are held very nrrnly
and the outlook for continued ateadinezs IS
admitted by both buyers ana sellers,
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s NEW YORK. April s,-BEBvEs--R Receipts.
MEDIUM cows, 10c on others steady to firm
Steers, s.75as. IS; bulls, 1885 Is; cows, ST. 200
4e5 Calves-Receipts. 277T hcad: Market slow
to e sc l lower. veals, S3.50d6.25; few tops.
$500 Dressed calves dull: city dressed veels.
tx loc. per pound: country dressed. 5ac; per
pound Sheep and 51.aInbs-Eeceipts, l,Ss head:
lambs, base lower. yyooled lambs. prime
to choice. s7.70aG.e Sol good clipped lambs, s. g.
Good 70 choice. State hogs ;57oa5, S.
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ceipts. 1900 head. Market steady. Good to
Prime steers, s5.76ae. "a; poor to medium. $3.50
540 stockcrs and feeders s. 1oaa3 E. COWS sss,
20; bulls, s2.6o64 Il 3: calves. 1905. HOGS
Receipts, Is. 900 head Market 5fIlec lover lover
Mixed and butchers. $oMo.D Sood 70 o. chnise'
aaS:s1lI; bulk OF sales. s5ats5. sheep-Re-
ceipts. 5000 head. Market steady; Good 10
choice mixed. siiorn. s4@i.56; native lambs.
shorn Sac. o. ts.5
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s1c.; No. . red. ssh asoc No. 2 corn. &c; No.
81 asec, No. . white. sai4 aisiAc. No. q rye.
73c. Good feeding barley. s7asoc: fair to choice
northwestern, sl4o; prime Timothy seed. 81 80:
Mess pork. per barrel 81. Ioell Is lard per 1So
pounds s7o21t 100; short ribs sides u %
ss7ii whlskey, basis OF high wines. 81
Glover. contract grade, $3.50. Butter-Steady;
Weak at lie. Eggs-steadyn Mt mark. cases in
cludedL q l4ha14Nc.: frsts. l5ac,: prime hrsts.
&c.: extras, TIC. An i
BALTIMORE. MD, April .2s.-FLoUR-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer;f spot, con.
tract. and the month. 95N d93ssc. y southern by
month. 5la5lsc.;. southern white, 4s@a1c Oats
Dull: 3 No. 2 mixed. &c. Rye-Dyll; No. West
ton, N6e5c. fancy creamery, 2oa3oc. Eggs
STEADY and unchanged at l61sc Cheese-Firm
and unchanged Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
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YTha nuotntions arc ns folloWhi
, Is MARKETS.
pErDnsn1lRn pEANur MARK p

PETERSBURG, VA. April 2s. -PoANuTs-
Spanish : Market uet at $l.02,s, YirgInias--
Market firm at 40. for fancy stock machine
picked, .lsG3Ac.i Smelling STOCK. 2I2Ec.
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RIIC(-rHI7MoND= PRoDUCE MARKET.

tCorrected daily. Unlesas otherwise stated tness
a1 1--WE 81 THsss7 chickens Pc.
hens pound sa1ic: ducks e,nd per ,i pSIna
per head 5og7sc suineas per :. head I'd. 2osd
&c: store packed, yellow, extra, per. pound.
e
f pen p S,nsa' i ia ssDDa
In &c crates fresh. per dozen, isc.; 4 in bar.
rels; fresh per dSIsn. p lSe. nsaeb.,
fsnoy Sound pHsa s aDps faaay
asRpss PEI bu.h
N269l.A; blaekeye No: 2. per bushel n II
o e,,si per- per bushel, ;sl.15a s; =, !.
yeas ,hn ssc y.
pound. 4a6c,: hogs, choice, per pound. * Csc;
lambs. choice per pound sgios sheep sho'ce
prime. ssa+e.; bulls. per pound, \, sM +! asc =, !,
e esr sinisns 's55G5ss; wnter patent .57s@
800. Buckwhent, per pound, 2,tqas; cornmeai
sy ssked TSs sHaSry ses e1 sa ses
e2.00: bran. sls.t0d2l.00.
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS,
NEW YORK. April 2saFLoURaDull Z and l,1
}Flour-Nominal. Cornmeal-.Firm Rye-Nom-
inal. Barlcy-Dull.
Wheat-spot firm; No red, elhc. options
Market essea S S net s.n nshsr s Msy
corn-spot Irregular; No z, CSC; option n, mar =.
s rs eossa s se hssep ead
mixed, 3ihGs5c. III
hams. s975alooo Lard -.Easy; Western steam
s $780, conn, compound sas SEX porR-oule,. tai
-iow-Quet. Rosln-Very steady; strained; COM
mon TO good. sa.s5 asked, Turpen'lne-unset-
coffee--spot Rio, steady; No. invoice: he:
mild steady; Cordova, lo4sc. Coffee futures
closed steady, loGl6 points higher, sugar '.s1as,
o. lest. INC; moiasses sugar. axe; refined,
quiet Rlce--Film Molasses-- firm,
LBtter-Unsettled: creamery, ,2Sg:ssc. STATE
dairy, 2lds7c, Il Checse--St eady and unchanged'
Sggs-Steady and unchanged
Potatoe8--IYeak; Florida. new. $500 25 state lane
ana Western. 75c. qsloe; Jersey sweets, ss :R g
bMc: other domestic. sad5ise. Cable lnl ges B.
Steady; Charleston, per barrel crate. slboa l1o'.
ICotton-By steam to Liverpool, loqlic
Is CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 2s,--Higherf prices at
Liverpool had strengthening effect on me
wheat market here to-day, Bullish sentiment
augmentea through reports q r Saase ~
closed Arm. with July up ssghc,i May - a Up
no; corn shows a gain Of tse. oats are prac 2,
ticaily unchanged. Provisions are down 2's9
o0c. 9N5 ss3l.3
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Portrait Presentation.

portrait Of the latesw Upshur Bass pas.
to the camp on next Monday night BY Conf
1nander Charles T. I4oehr Tho portrait IS
.mander. 3lts 4#S5 q Is @
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ID r. q. n Richmond, Fredericks-
u. Il burg 8 Potomac r. h.

ouu ~ DurS ~ ToloiHaC -. - L
Trains Leave MISUNDERSTANDING.
AVS A.. M.-Dally-pyrd St. Through.
Gas A. M.-Daily-Main ST.. Throug i st
7:ss A. M;-Wssk pnys-1'lb 'a Ashland AZ
$40 4. M.1paily-Byrd St, Through Local
1905 noon-week pays-gyrd St, Through;
! 400 p M.--Week Days-Byrd 81. Fredertcks.
M burg Accommodation. is 9sEs
sos p. M.-Daiiy-AaiA st. Through.
6;sO p M,--.Week Days-Elba Ashland Ac-g
s:oe p. M.@Daily-syrd St Through. y5#
Trains Arrive chmond--Sou ut Inward.
$40 A. M.-Week Days-E!b. falkland Ae-i
$50 a., week pays-Byrd ST. Frederick
.s burg Accommoda ton. laa q kss y Is
1896 A. M,-Daily. Byrd 81. Through;
II 80 ~. M.-Week rRys--Byrd st. Through Z
2l4 +. M.-Daliy-Main st. Through.
6:ls p. M,-.Weels Days-Elba. Ashland Ao'
7.b T, NJ Daily BYRD g, Throush,
800 p, M-Dally-Byrd St. Through. LOCAL
o5o r. M-paiy-Main st. Through.
NIL above trans except trains arriving Rtch-
mond ll6o A. NJ. week days. and local accom-.
Time Of arrivals and departures and eonnsss .
81 WI = pgK cuhp nv, W !, TArkoR
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.SEzxABO1'AR ID
AIR LINE RAILWAY s5.

10 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE EXTRAORDINARILY
o:lo A. M.-Local-For Norllna and Hamlet,
S:s1 p M.-Seaboard Fast Mail-Savannah,j
80 jacksonville, Atlanta and Southwest iiiS
1o.o0 p M-Seaboard Express-Sav annah, jacks
80 ronville. Atlanta and Southwest. 81
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. Ess
s:s5 a.; M.-Fronl Florida, Atlanta and South;
1855 =. M.-From Florida. Atlanta and South
$3.50 F. M.-From Local Points.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
s5 BALTIMORE, MD, April 2S.-SeaboaM Air
Line, common and Notwithstanding doing.
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RAILROADS.
at$'ss,'a,, ~ R %..,

= Hours and 25 Minutes to Norfolk.
Jan. -tso5. 5s
J. 10. Leave R1CHioND-EAsTBoUN
100 M &; M..Wsek Days-Locat TO Newpors
WV q. M..Daily--I4m ted--Arriyes Wlllians-
Iurg 1855 A. M. Newport News 1890 a, &
~ 4. NJ. Portsmouth ii:s *. NJ,
s'" IN y, ,1,,.Dally.-Spe1a ARRIVES Williams.
o e%as f sI = NJ NMewgSsr ori SSws So
!. - portsmouth SIS p ii. - I'D - =
80 MAIN Lt Ne s W!bssTBo 81 Nd 80
30" q. M.--Local-Week Days-To CllftoA 4
,H.GSsH gS.,1 &.
vviuiii change. Pullman service for Louis
% zig =. M.--Week Dhys--Locnl to GordonGville.
aV'so r.; y--Limlted--With PULLMAN scr.
s snS 70, ior Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis
y. I. j. JAMES RIVER Line.
Lexington, Va, CLIFTON Forge and princt.
pa stations; on week days to Rosney and
re Esmont: Parlor Car. b (. ga Z,
TRAINS W XRk1v Rsyf RitaMoN1 F Fs%as
sssr.9lk ad "a Pn'1t 1oSs TsHk day
IRON ON Newport Newe |. p. NJ. week days..
. ~ rro ,i,o Cincinnati aid West 1850 "A NJ. daily
ana s:s9 p NJ daily. Main Line Local 7:I5 y.
.Fo H. e9 wee gd sys
. James River Line ocal from clifton Forg>
40 NJ daily; Eantont Accom-. $40 a. Nj,
H. Y EuLLbs, ". q. wARTHEN.
e. b. DOYLE ''er'l. Manager.
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UNION STOCK.4YARDs,-P 1TTSBURG, Pa.
April 8.-CAI~rLE-Supply fair: market slow.
4Choice,7s S. GOAT. 80 :; prince. $685.. Hogs-Re-
ceipts light market Prime heavy q s1sg
workers. s 40: pigs, S. 3Gh %: rouEhs. s4a4.7 rs
sheep-supply light. market slow: Prime weth-
2ers. sI.soa5. 90 & common s2b0a3. 90; spring
lambs ssdll.5O; veal Calves. S5G5. So.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

c. c., C. and st. Louis gen. 49,. 1929
Chicago Terminal In tofered) .......t IS
coioraioS and eouth er1i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e3ss
CHA "a cert inca 90 . II .....,........ 1c4A
DenJer and Rio C;rande IA (ofYered) .....s 1OlN
1isiiijers'" securities Neutrality-suspicious.. 7sh
Erie 'nrior lien ia ... ...,....,.......... lO2 q
Erie General n. e3N
Forth Worth and Denver City 1st........ 113X
JJockjne Vailev AIS Offered
Ianan''Ss Certificates, .......... 9Sh
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s............5 lo3h
Manhattan consoi- gold is..............s.... lc4h
Mexican Central 76ls
Mexican Central list Observation-Disclosures. =
MINI and ST Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ssta
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s............ 1oeN
Missouri Kansa. and TEXAS 2ds.......... IS tn
atlonal r s. r. OF Mexico con. As ........ eOis
New York; Cantral gen. 3las... ........... 1Ooh
New Jersey Central gen 56s................1 1854
Northern Pacific 4s 10o1z
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CINCINNATI, o., April -1iOGs--Lower.
Butchers, So 40: common s4ao. 90. Cattle--Low-
er. Fair to good shippers $5q5:I5; common.
Lamhs-Stcadyl at $500. 60. y
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NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES. q
[. WILMINGTONi n. O., April 82s.r-sPIRITS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; prices un-
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FINANCIAL.
CITY OF MAN CHESTER,
VA, BOND CALL.

Z NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
the holders that the City, OF Manchester,
Va, calls for payment, the following
bonds. Issued by said city, viz: sixty-flve
each, all dated May 4, 1905. payable May
i, 1929, and callable May /. / 9o5. and num-
bored from one to sixty-flve both In
elusive. 5 a h,
The holders OF said bonds are required
to present the sam e%for payme nt at the
office OF tl1e$aT Treasurer OF the City. Of
Manchester, fVa.,,5 on May ], ! DOS, at which
II ~, N W. iBRONAUGH.. JR.,
Treasurer tyiOf} Manchester, s
npl24.6,9 ,16, Is. 20. q. 23. 25. ~. 29.30
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in new YORK.
Bankers and Brokers.
SALES

SALES: {
1900 Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd..
24200 Missouri Pacific ..............
100 Nash, Chat. and S. L......
27900 New York Central. .........,
5000 Norfolk and Western......
1000 N. Y, Ont and West.......
i4O Pacific Mail..................
1880 Pennsylvania Il. R......!..
S7OO Peoples Gas tChicago).,..
300 Pressed Steel Car..........
400 Pressed steel Car. pfd.....
1900 Republic l. and S., com.,..
400 Republic l. and s., DID,,
$1,000 Reading, COM. ...............
7C0 Reading, list pfd.............,
|37100 Rock Island. coin............
500 Rock Island. pfd.............
40 s.. L. and s. RI. I'd pfd.....
24OO s. T.. and Southwest. pfd..
1880 Southern Pacific ...........
$500 Southern Railway, conn.,.
100 Southern Railway, pfd......
SeabOatd AirtiLinc, CONT.
Seaboard Air Line. pfd....
1900 Tenn. Coal and Iron........
64CO Texas Pacific, .........,......
2j0700 Union Pacific ..............
United States Leather......
1259O0 United States Steel........
1890 United States Steel, pfd...
l7OO Va. Car. Chemical. com....
Va. Gar. Chemical. pfd....
1900 Wabash. CONF. ..,..........
2sOO Wabash, pfd...,.............
FIt0 Western Union ..............
1000 Wisconsin Central ......:....
400 Wisconsin Central. ptd.....
Total sales ] SIC, 200 shares
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Petersburg Tobacco Market,
reported BY craddock and JoneA Of Virginia
" arehouse,)
Market unchanged except Wrappers, which
are scarce md In active demand, ~ isCf
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4 CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 2s,---IIigher prices at
Liverpool had a strengt hening effect on the
was augmented through reports OF damage ny
rust to fall.sown wheat in Texas The market
closed Arm with July up s4'sc,i MAY - IS, tp
ticaily unchanged. Provisions are down 2ls@
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS,
NEW YORK, April 2s.-FLOUR-Dull and
unchanged Rye Flour--Qulet. Buckwheat
Flour--Sominal. Cornmeal-:Firm. Rye---Nom-
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Visible Cotton Supply.

Canada 81, s4s ,975. increase So
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NEW YORK. April q, 19o5.-An Ad-
vance of over thirty points in two days
attests tho magnitude Of the short in
terest in the cotton market and the re-
sponsiye condition Of the trade to the
slightest influence in the direction Of
btfrba y,ric
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THE COTTON MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, April ss.--cArrLERe
, 1905-10-04
WILDWOOD BOARD OF EDUCATION
Fourth Room OF the Public School to be
Furnished Tor School Purposes

A regular meeting of the Wildwood
Board of Education was held in the
public school building Monday even
ing. From the reports given and the
matters talked over the general con-
dition of the school was shown to be
excellent. Prof. Myers was present
and in a neat speech praised the effe-
cheney of the teachers, the work and
excellent disciples of the scholars, and
stated that the outlook for a year Of
profitable study was very encouraging.
The Board authorized the fitting up
of the one remaining school room, now
unfinished, and that work will Begin
at once. In the meantime another
teacher will be secured. These steps
are necessitated by the large enroll
ment of scholars, being larger than
ever before at this season of the year.
A library, private office for the prin-
cipal and a meeting for the
Board of Education were also author
lied to be fitted up and furnished, thus
making use of the three small rooms
in the building unoccupied at present.
, 1905-10-04
Ideal Days

1t has often been said that the last
days of September are the finest at the
shore. The last week seems to verify
this inasmuch as balmier days have
been few even In August. With a
warm sun and zephry breeze, nothing
has been lacking Oh the beach, but the
jolly crowds of summer visitors who
have returned to their winter homes.
Lovers of old Nepture have been
taking advantage of the delightful
weather and numbers of them are seen
daily sporting in the surf. The water
is of an ideal temperature. Our sum-
mer visitors know not what they have
missed
, 1905-10-04
Deed Produced for an Island

The Board of State Riparian Com
missioners at Trenton on Thursday re-
fused the application of Frank p.
Downs for grant of an island neal
Holly Beach. The refusal was based
On an opinion of Attorney General
McCarter, that n dispute over the
ownership Of the island is now pend
ing in the courts, and until this is de-
termined it would be inadvisable for
the Board to take any action.
Ex-senator Robert E. Hand claims
the island under an old deed. Many
club houses have been built on the is
land and the contestants claim a right
to its use as %squatters.
, 1905-10-04
ANCLESEA'S NEW DEPOT
TO BE STARTED SOON
Pennsylvania Railroad Officials Go
Over Site and Plans on Tuesday
VIII be a Fine Structure
TO ARRIVE MONDAY

The much talked of new P%ennsylva-
MIA railroad depot for Anglesea is not
likely to be simply a plan much lon
ger. On Tuesday a number of Penna-
sy1vania railroad officials, accompa-
MED by carpenters, carefully went over
and it is ex expected that work will begin
on the structure at once, the first load
of material being due on Monday of
next week.
The architects plans and designs
give assurance that the new depot will
be a handsome affair, with a roomy
concrete platform which will extend
from First to Second avenues il length.
The new depot will be erected where.
the present one now stands, and it is
said by those in position to know, that
Wildwood's proposed new depot will
not be much finer than that at Angle
sea.
The great benefit hat Anglesea will
derive from the convenience of this
new and handsome depot cannot easily
be estimated, but it will undoubtedly
give the resort more prestige and an
other marked forge to the trout.
Robinson & Hand, practical house
painters, Anglesea, N. J. Best mate
rails and workmanship guaranteed
The line fisherman have been doing
unusually well the past week aud have
been making large shipments o fporgies
and sea bass to the city.
FOR SALE-I have for sale in North
Wildwood and Auglesea, many vacant
lots that must be sold TO settle an estate.
F. M. Dougherty, Trustee, Witte Apart,
ments, Cedar avenue, Wildwood.
John J. File and family closed their
cottage for the winter on Tuesday, and
returned to their homei in Philadelphia.
Thos. Houghton and family ofPhila-
delphia, have closed their summe
cottage this week for the season.
About 900 people came to Anglesea
on the excursion Sunday. 1t proved
to be an ideal day for an outing.
N. r. S. Yewdall and family return.
ed to their Philadelphia home for the
winter on Tuesday.
, 1905-10-04
A Charming Recital

Miss Jean Wilson, Of Washington,
ID, c., who made such a success at the
recital given in the Hollywood M. E.
church recently and who gave another
in the Wildwood Baptist church last
Saturday evening, fully sustained the
reputation she had gained. Her rem
dition of her selections was excellent.
Emil Bierfreund has a baritone voice
of great power and sweetness and his
songs were enthusiastically received.
, 1905-10-04
North Wildwood Notes

G. Binder, a wealthy manufacturer,
of Philadelphia, has purchased two
lots Of the North wildwood Land Com
pany on Oath street east of Central
avenue.
Mrs. VIM. J. Doyle, accompanied by
her sister Miss Kathern Scollon, Of
Philadelphia, were owe Sunday WISH
tors at the Doyle cottage on 18th street.
Architect Charles J. Brooke, Of Phil
ahelphia, has completed the plans for
a handsome cottage to be built for Jas.
Eynon, also of Philadelphia, on the cor
ner of 18th street and Central avenue.
The contract will be given out this
week.
Victor e. Archambault, of Philadel-
phia, a retired carpet manufacturer,
has awarded the contract for a hand
some cottage to be erected on the corner
of 23d street and Pennsylvania avenue,
to Contractor Goslin, the work to begin
Miss Carrie Morgan, of Camden, is
occupying her cottage on oath street
for a few weeks.
Charles E. Massic, OF Washington,
ID. c., has purchased two lots in North
Wildwood, located on 23d street.
Miss Mary Hester, of Pottstown, Pa.
is visiting Mrs. William G. Beecher at
her cottage on oath street.
James J.. Harnett, of Philadelphia,
accompanied by several friends spent
Saturday and Sunday at his Oath street
cottage.
, 1905-10-04
ST. SfmeOn's Church to be Raised

A contract for the raising and laying
of a cement foundation to st. Simeon's-
by-the-Se Protestant Episcopal church,
will soon be awarded. Both lights and
a heating system will be installed and
it is planned that services will be held
throughout the coming winter.
The local district has been made a
parish and Rev. Samuel HI. Ward APP
pointed rector. He will reside in the
Ward cottage on Maple N recent
ly purchased by Mr.. Tilge, his father
in-law.
, 1905-10-04
RECORD BREAKING
SEASON AT WILDWOOD
The Union Baggage Company
Make Record Delivering n Total
OF 1892 Pieces OF Baggage
WHAT IS GOING ON HERE AND THERE

Saturday closed the fifth season of
the Union Transfer Company's service
at Wildwood. No more will the Trans
fer's men and wagons be seen on the
island till next season. The West Jer-
sey Express Company is now in charge
for the winter with Harry Shute as
deliveryman. Mr.. Shute worked on
the Transfer wagons this summer and
in that capacity made a record OF de-
livering 2Sl pieces of baggage in M
day.
The past summer five delivery wag-
ons were in service in charge of ten
men and these were at times taxed to
such an extent hat others had to be
commissioned. A total OF 9,432 pieces
of baggage were delivered in Wildwood
alone this season, while last year the
total of the entire island only reached
8946 pieces. The manager and his
painstaking in their efforts to please
the public.
Plans for the erection of stables be-
fore next year are in the formation and
already Manager Brutsche has secured
an option on a suitable location.
1t is possible that several of the men
who were employed by the Transfer
company on the island this summer
will receive positions at Broad street
station, Philadelphia, this winter.
Harriet S. Williams has returned
from a very enjoyable trip to the bat
tlefield of Gettysburg and Washington
also spending several days with Miss
Marion Bell, at Trenton.
James A.. Grayson and family, re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia
Wednesday after a delightful %sojourn
of several weeks in their cottage here.
English Bulldog for Sale.-A young
dog puppy, registered in A. K. G.,
finely bred, house broken and a great
pet. Write Miss l.. w. Hazlett, 1852
E. Chelten Ave-, Germantown, Phila. X
One of the Butcher cottages ON Pine
avenue Is DelnB TalSeu ANU undergoing
Improvements at the hands of Contrsc-
tors Warrington & Marts. Ex-senator
James A. Butcher, of Salem, is down
for a few days overseeing the work.
Howard Compton, of Leesburg, made
a trip here today to look after his prop
critics.
Robinson q Hand, practical house
painters, Anglesea, N. J. Best mate
rails and workmanship g%uaranteed.*
Mrs. William B. Severn, of Chicago,
made a visit last week to her sister-in-
law, Mrs. NJ. B. Severn.
Mrs. John F. Zerbey, of Pottsville,
Pa, wife of the bank examiner, was a
recent guest at Severn Hall.
Carl A. Oldach, who conducted the
Mexican store at the ocean pier this
summer, and who has been a guest at
Severn Hall, left on Monday for Phila-
delphia. Later on Mr.. Oldach will sail
for Mexico to buy goods for next sum-
mer.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.