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Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
BERTHA COMES AND GOES
Brings Thirty-four Railroad Labor
 CTS and General Cargo

Steamer Bertha, Capt. Knudscn, ar- rived in port at Ii o'clock Saturday night, after being awaited with more or less impaliencc for at least twelve hours. She left Valdez Friday after noon but had freight to discharge at Fort Liscum, Ellamar and L&touchc, which required a great deal Of time. She brought tweny.fow men to work for the railroad, and took ten to. SeI. dovia. who will work for r. Welch & Company at Turnagain Arm. Bishop Innocent of SitNa head otthe
 Russian. or Greek Catholic church in Alaska. wa, on the Bertha, apaSaenger to Kodiak. He wa, accompanied bym assistant of some rank, The bishop attracted considerable attention when he got otr the boat and walked mp the street here. wearing his mitrc, and followed by his aid, who wore hcad- piece which looked like lNe ~amc genus but not the same species g, a pl@E hat. Both men wear heavy be$rds and are unmistakably Russian in appearance.
 The Bertha returned from the west ward Wednesday and sailed for the south two hours later. She waS gone les, than three days. coming straight back from Kodiak. She reports that the freight congestion has been much relieved at SeIdovia and she had little trouble in discbargi6S there. The passenger list of the Bertha was heavy from Seward. She brought several from the west, including Cl&r- ence T,. Hobart. revenue inspector of the treasury department. From Seward went j. J. McManuS, agent of the Alaska Commercial Company, who will come back on the Portland early ir December; J. r. O'Brien, the mining man. who came to Latouche, and will proceed to seattle on later boat: Mrs, Charles F.. Brown, who goes out to have her eyes treated; Father P, H. Turneu of the Catholic church, who goes to Valdez and later to Juneau, where he will spend che winter, and C. G. Van Hook
 Purser Sam Christian cut short the sale of tickets on account of the reSer- vations he had already made forValdez and Kayak.
 Engineer Caswell of the Alaska Central. who has been makingprelimi- nary surveys for the railroad in the Matanuska, KaShwhitney and SuSitnq valleys with party of fifteen or twenty men since last spring, returned to Seward on the Bertha, with part of his men.
 Frank Watson also returned from Nhe Matanuska, where he has been for some time to look after his proper'y there,
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
STRIKE PARALYZES
 RUSSIAN INDUSTRIES
Disorder Re1ns Throughout Empire and Wc Tells C1a that O7ly Constitution and Parliament can Prevent
 Anarchy and Save Dynasty.

rcSfgnations rather than face the pop uIm wrath.
 The proposed loan of $360,0oo,ooO asked few days ago from the bankers of Europe ha, been held up pending Inc disorders. Leaders of the strikers hay, notified the banker, that the loan will bD repudia,cd unlc,, it is auth or.lcd by a popular assembly.
 s..pe,cr,burg. Oct. ? The Russian govrrumoa, fear, the worst outbreak among her own people that has oc- cured since Dhe beginning oE the war with Japan. Many cmpIoyo, on all railroad, have gone out tou strike, and th.n. number t, constantly increasing, wi,h the result that railroad operation i, almost puraOyzcd.
 The transportation of provisions to Moscow and other large citie, from the agricultural district, ha, been cut off amt much suffering Ina, been caused by th. dea"h of fool, with mo prospect oI relief The government is considering the advi,abiltry of putting thcrairoads under martial law a, the zone of there operations i, the scene of constant tw- baroucc audpo~,tbilitio, of iu,urcctjon 1u large scale.
 Knarlon Russia, Oct. 2t In a con- nr,, between D.--nck, and 2o,ooo riot rr,. growing out of the railroad strike both side, fired numerous shots, and bomb, were thrown. Many men were killed and wouuhad on both sides,
 The strikers hove plmdcred stores and are securing more arm, daily. The situation is steadily growing more critical throughout Russia, and gen. raI rebellion may break out any day. Several of the large citic, are threat o0cd with amiuc, a, provisions are growing ScWcrr.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
BY Cable to the Daily Gateway

-. r.r.r-hug Oct 2I The strike
 rans1ry spreading throughout the empire. No train left St Petersburg yesterday O, today. The idle men and p.--arl,, arc. in frequent conflict and many have been N.ed on both sides. ulcw mnwum, railroad i, under mm,.a. law.
 The strike Is now g sympathetic one nn. al. mUu,wo. throughout rne cm- ....m mu. practically para. .o@ m S,. n.rr,hrr. alone -ooDom.uar gone uu. Er,-.. f~armo,- wholly cw o0 from railroad communication with the urm.GnUur u. Uu.n. Ia.ro.o-mNh- ..- .hr..r.. ru strike romrow.
 vh. ,ar is cut or from railroad ..wnms-. rr with th. capital and .., mau.. .otagro meet n5,mlu.,,or~. >a.... meeting u. 30 committee of in. .~am.. with Dom, Wttre. !, in session today To consider rae situation. m.. ..a-uu O. Leaguo-, a Lihara. or- ...a,fnu. today ca.yd 30 strike ct all. trades and occupations.
 Count Wu. advises ,ne cmr co gram. ,.nuwl constitution with 30 uruarwr.tmunr an0 a r"otne' re~- u..-.....u a, rue only means ot >aE- ing r.. nation from anarchy aua the dynasty from. uo-,In."ov.rrnruw. The Associated nrr-~ corre~pouuna, ~Hys r...au l0, agreed ta gran, these reforms.
 Civil war , freely predicted and -ne strength uu. au#s,i.E displayed toy the -.raI democrats amal.- thy au'nurl- tics.
 wuor~aud,o ,o.n.oa.ea'un- the borders n. leaving Russia uwa-ou~for -"."... in u.auI. O. aas other mean, 0. trans uumuHu u ali the .w-" cities u.ru.a, oGnD.tc.uaaws offering their
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
DENIES THAT HE Is DEAD
Joseph Macdonald ReSurrectS
 Himself from Obituary

Some people don't know when they are well off. Here k Joseph Mac Donald. former superintendent of the Trgadwcu mine, who wa, reported 10 have pcrishcd in a food in old Mexico. and denies that he ha, ever been dead since he wa, old enough To remember. He also rejects the efforts of several wc'l-mo1niug persons, given publicity through the Gateway, to cndow him with another brother even though a dead one. who could do him no harm. Mr. Macdonald writes the Gateway the following unreasonable letter from Chicago:
 "AIy attention has been called to several references in regard to my death during a food at Guanama, Mexico, and also to the death of my brother, Patrick Macdonald, near Sew ard. Ioasmu"h as l never had 8 brother by the name of Patrick MacDoraId and do not know anyone of that name in Alaska that k related to me in any way, you will doubtless be glad to cor rect the statement that has gone out to that effect, and in regard to my own death and buriaI, l am happy to say ] am still alive, well and happy and now in AIr. F.. A. Shedd', office, with whom l have been acquainted for many years.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
WELL DEVELOP
 PENINSULA COAL
Syndicate Which Located Lands Above SeidOyia Proposes
 Immediate WOr%.

Representatives of the syndicate of Detroit capitalists who located I2j coal claims above Scldoyia on the east side of Kcnai peninsula last summer will arrive in Seward in a few days and will proceed to the property ana ar- range for dcvclopmcrt work on am yH- ,cn,ivo scale. Several m,n have been working there since ihc location, were made, to expose the outcropping, more fully.
 One of the men. $. Wilcox. ha, been in Seward several day, To meet his cm- pIoycro. He say, the little work don, 50 far shows that the coal veins arr extensive and probably of frS,-c.a-, quality. Part of ir i, camel coal. Y. says that muchof it k good coking coal. He considers the dopo.it, of bette" quality than thatnow beingmned back of ScIdoyia. which i, a very good hoa.- ing and Stcamiug coal.
 Two other syndicate, have located coal claims in the same vicinity. Ou of them i, composed Of English capital ist-. who are also understood to h. planning immediate development.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
RAILROAD MAGNATES HERE
Comes to Seward to Look Over
 Progress of Construction

G. : Francis of Toronto. Canada, treas rar oi the Alaska Central Rail- way Company, and G. A, A. Middel- berger of New York, representative of Holland bondholderS, arrived in Seward on the Santa Clara, to inspect the progress of construction and look at the country.
 The visitors were taken out over the line yesterday by several local officials of the road. The party was headed by T. B. Cameron, engineer of conStruC. ulon, and F. H. Stewart, assistant treas urer.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
SANTA ANA REACHES PORT
Did not go Westward and Saiisd
 SouthNarn this Morning.

Steamer santa Ana, Capt. Moore, arrived in Seward yesterday afternoon from Seattle, which port she left at l a. m, October I9 She brought POS tor, of freight forthe Alaska Central, including four fiat cars. The only To- cal house to receive a consignment was tho Pacifc Coast Trading Com pauy. which received seven tons. The santa Ana had no cargo for the west ward and did not go beyond Seward
 The santa Ana sailed this morning at 9:3O for Seattle with a large list of She will load ore at Fuamar.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
WHITE 10 HEAD
 RUSSIAN CABINET
liberal Statesman Restored to Power and Jewish Wife Recognized
 by CIaTina.

x. U..r~hwr Oct. 21 It i, det- nrr.y announced that am eda.r crcat- n-ar.v cabinet with Count W.tteat .u. head a, chmcoIor win Toe issued in 30 few days.
 Couure-, Wfttc who i~a Jrwe,- was presented to rhe czariua today for the Hr, time. This e-roh.isho, her social ,a.u, and the fact ], regarded as con- ,rtwrfug the beginning of new era in tne rreauuouto. rhe Jew, in Russia.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
ODD FELLOWS ORGANIZE
Will Have Social Club until Char
 te- can be Obtained

Fourteen Seward odd Fellows met Suudly afternoon in the store of the Seward Commercial Company and ar- ranged to organize an odd Fc,Iow, sociu club. At the present time a lodge cannot be organized here because Alaska i, not t1 the jurisdiction of any grand lodge. Steps will be taken later to obtain a lodge charter. 1t was learned al the meeting yesterday that about forty Odd Fellows are now living in OF near seward
 J. S. Slater was elected president of the club. F.. ". Young secretary, and Dr. C. II. Gibbons was made the third member of committee with them to drgft bylaws, which win be submitted at the next meeting, which will be hell in Dr. Gibbons office in the Cw-tcn,' building tomorrow afternoon ot o'clock.
 The club VIII secure permanent rooms and hold regular meetings, con- ductiug faa oJv.ofvattou very much aS @ lodge.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
OREGON 10 GO
 ON SEWARD RUN
Bic Nome liner Will Come Here Through Winter ny Way of
 Outside Passage,

Seattle, Ocr. 2G The Nome liner Oregon will be put on the Sewmd-\a.. dcz rjn this winter by the Northwest ern Steamship Company. commencing about December 1. She will run on the outside passage.
 The Oregon is now on thc way down from Nome She will probably bo overhaulod before making her first trip to seward,
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
FOUND MOUNTAIN OF ORE
II. N. Coleman Says there is Moth
 ing but Copper at Latouche

"T have heard of mountain of ore but | never really saw it until l went up the hill at La,ouchc. back o, Beat,ou's tfdewater mine, said II. \. Coleman a day OF two ago. Anywhere the surface i, scratched copper ore i- in sight. A string of claims which had only been pro,pccted was >o!d recently for 245,OO0. A man named Falls bought it and next year will put in machinery to work it. He repre- scnts eastern capital and is living on the islanG now to look after the de- velopment work.
 This property was located several year, ago by rro,pgclor named Axe. Linn. He worked at it a little to dc- velop it and foreman for Beatson went in on it, taking about q one-tourth interest They have never spent much on il, and the SD 0OO is nearly all vel vet to them.
 .'I agree with the experts who say that Prince William Sound is banked with copper ore. It sticks out every where. The islands adjoining Latouche have the same formation and a little digging anywhere shows copper ore. It looks as though the field is almost li,n ;tlo-c 70
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
ID DEVELOP ON
 FAILS CREEK
By Cable to he Daily Gateway

san Francisco, Oct. 26-lt is learned here that Lane and Andrews intend to develop fully the quartz gold mining property on Falls Creek near Seward, Alaska, upon which a bond was re- gently taken by am expert for them.
 Charles D. Lane admits that he has had the property inspected and that 'hc report iS favorable.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
SANTA CLARA ARRIVES
Brings Fifty-six Men 10 Work for
 Railroad Company

Steamer Santa Clara. Capt Schage. arrived in port Wednesday evening at : 7'o'cIock, six and one-half days out of Seattle. This is almost a record trip. To strike an average with herprevious tempestuous voyage she had perfect weather all the way.
 The Santa Clara brought eighteen frst-class passengers, and carried fifty six men in the steerage to work for the Alaska Central She started with seventy but at Valdez fourteen mis- guided creatures fell victims to the alternating currents of hot and cold air generated by the boomers and the glacier, or were overcome by the coffin varnish dispensed there as whisky, and dropped by the wayside. From some cause they are now classified on the books as Host, Strayod or stolen"
 The Santa Clara brought about 400 tons of freight for Seward. It included consignments % nearly everybody in town. and Freight Clerk Mackay re- mained here to help untanele it while the steamer went on to Seldovia. She had 13O tons for that port, mostly for the railroad, and sailed at 6:3O this morning. She took a lot of mining machinery for Frank Watson, to go to ILniL
Seward gateway., 1905-10-28
RaiIfoad Bulldlnn Near COmpletion

The inside work on the railroad building is proceeding rapidly and a few more days will See the end. About half the officials are already in,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
RECORDS LIKELY. TO GO.
Christie Thinks atlantic City
"Aut0' Course Good One.

Atlantic City. N. J.. Aug. 29-"The Atlantic City
automobile course is the best. safest and fastest
that ! have had the plea sure of speeding over
1t is much better than the Cape May course, and l
of the opinion that all records will be smashed
here next Saturday" So said Walter Christie the
well known racing chauffeur. after he had con-
pleted a speed trial the South Atlantic
beach in his dashing blue flyer to-day The state
ment OF Christie has given additional interest to
the coming automobile races, the first held in
this city which will take pacs Saturday. under
the auspices of the Atlantic City Automobile Club.
Every arrangement known to make a meet of
this kind a success has been secured. and record
crowd is expected Christie, Ford and Chevrolet
will race, and another interesting entry in the
racing class is the Darracq machine of so horse
power which reduced the beach record at Cs2e
Nav last week IS seconds for mile.
special prize will be offered for any OF the
ing cars beating the Cape May mile record OF 3S
seconds, ard those powerful machines will work
hard TO cut this down the Atlantic City course
out. and work a grandstand which will four
thousand persons has been going on rapidly. In
keep the beach free from people during the
races and thus insure the safety of the racing
feurs. the members Of Company L and the Morris
Guards will be strung along the beach in uniform
This will be necessary feature as it is expected
that, Notwithstanding the capacity of the grand
stand. some people will attempt TO see the races
from the beach.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
MYSTERY OF FORGERY SOLVED.
Stock Certificate Had Been Raised from 90
to 1000 Shares.

Apparent mystery regarding a forged stock
certificate of the White Line was solved in the
office of Allan A. Ryan & Bro. No. 80 Liberty
St. yesterday. when the brokerage firm ex-
planned that it had sent the certificate to the
Public Service Corporation at Newark to
ascertain on behalf OF customer the real value
OF the certificate.
The certificate originally for twenty
shares of stock. but it had been raised in a
bungling to a certificate for 1000 shares.
an increase OF $51. I24 in it's value. The White
Line is the market name of the Jersey Citv.
Hoboken and Paterson Street Railway Com
pany.
The forgery of the certificate was believed IN
be the work OF Edward F. Duffy. an employe or
]. s. Bache g. Co., who disappeared several
weeks ago. leaving debts. IL is said Ia the
amount of nearly 100000. The certihcate had
been made out in the name OF fellow empIovs
of ]. S. Bache & Co, and when il passed into
other hands, in its raised form, IL bore the in
dorsement of Duffy. The customer of Allan
Ryan Bro, it was explained yesterday had
taken the certificate as security for a loan and
the brokerage firm simply sent il TO Newark 70
ascertain II IL had any value. The firm sscer
tanned that the forgery had not DESTROYED the
original value of twenty shares of the stock
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
CHARGES BRIBE ATTEMPT.
Excitement Among Glasszcorkers at
MESSAGE from Labor Man.

Indianapolis Aug ga special from Hart
ford City. Ind, says
Intense excitement was created among window
glass workers here to-day by a telegram from
Simon Burns, stating that agents of the Aneri-
can Window Glass Company had endeavored 10
bribe him and other members of the official
family of his labor organization to disrupt ne
gotiations between L. A. No. 300 and the Ma
ticnal Window Glass Manufacturers Assoc1a-
ton.
Burns says that he called into CONFER
ence Monday, August Z. and asked TO name MS
price for his influence with the wage committee
from L. A. No. 800 to force failure or tne
wage scale negotiations to be taken up Iuesday'
August s. at Cedar Point. Ohio.
Burns says: II first offered a lump sum 10
use as I thought fit TO stop the impending agree
ment with the hand blowing manufacturers l
refused. I was asked to name my own terms
and anv amount in reason would be paid.
again refused and the information was Volun-
teered that the other people were linel up
make no charge as to who the other people are.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
The Turf.

Havre Aug 2s-sailed steamer Hudson CFD. Delano.
Marseles Aug 2sArrived. Peruga (Brl Johns
ston. New-York.
Rotterdam. Aug 2S-Ssiled steamer Mannheim tC5erl
Schau New-York.
Antwerp Aug 90 nonn-Arrived steamer Kroonland
Doxrud. New-York via Dover.
Genoa, Aug 24Arrtved, steamer Arizona GtaD. AIlesi
Naples. Aug 2s-saed. steamers Manuel CaIvo Cspan,
Castillo. New-York: 24th Nord America OtaD. De
. Barbieri 6rom Genoa). New-York
Agters Aug 25-Sated. steamer NordpOl (Nor), Soltz
from Yokohama, etcl. NewYork.
Gibraltar. Aug 2@-Passed. brig Emilia OtaD, Solar1
New-York for Ajaccto and Bastia
Hregltch New-YOrk for Oran AIarseiIIes etc ''''
st Helens. Aug S-Passed, Gordon castle f-,
Hendry. New-York for Cape Town. East London atc
Lizard Aug 29-Passed steamers Bordeaux C-r1
Norden Matane for - -'' '9"ea''
Fiums 24-sailed steamer Pannonia CF3r, 1.,.ao.
barbados Aug 27-Sailed steamer Rerr.zr5 D., r.
(from Para, New-York 1 'oi'' Ooxoa
Deiagoa Bay Aug 29-Arrved previously stsa-r.- r,.
dale tBrl. Goodwir. New-York via st Vincent q Y
Cape Town; Aug 21-Arrved. steamer Clan Nrac,,o,,.
(Br). Clark. New-York. 'o'aoHlah
Denia Aug 21-Sailed. steamer Dinnamars Utah Pence
Pauiac. Aug 27-Saiied. steamer FrfcEa Ger, ..
(from BordeauN). New-York '' 'NA'or"
Singapore. Aug 29-Arrtved. steamer wrav Castle a.,
Shanghai. Aug 26Arrived steamer AIbenga Ger, Ps
tersen. Yokohama for New-York NFf' re
Melbourne. Aug 29-Arrived previously steaD,sr r-a;
Huel FTl Andrian. New-York via Port Natal FOR
Adelaide. Aug 29Arrved previously ship Herat Gtan
Vaccarezza. New-YOrk. ''
Rio de la Plata, Aug 2s-Arrived previously steamer
Osceola (Br). Mclean. New-York for Montevfdao
Buenos Ayres and Rosario
Janero. 26Sailed steamer Eastern Princs T-,
F1lmer. New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
FRIDAY. SEPTENREp I
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, August 20, 1905
ARRIVED.

seamsE ca5Snia 20 @ War; Liverpool Aug % and
passenseTs rs snd and mSs. 9 with Ss
steamer Minneapolis CBr,. Gates London Aug % 70
the Atlantic Transport Line with 1s7 cabin passeDsers
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der crosse Ger. cupp.r,
Icss % os with VI m naPn ana and 1 1che5oag % % Del
mails and mdss Arrived at the Bar g4o
Hamburg 49, Dover and Boaiosns 90 to the Ms
burg Ams5cqm 6s Lne with 2s5
Steamer Rotterdam Dutchl Bruinsma. Rotterdam and
SG3 cabin "a and 6iS steeIsge passsngers and mdsc
f'S oodwn Gt @ Nb % Se sourabsrs r 20
Phaeton %. Krsksaan rs, Passaroean 2s Alden july
Breawater 2 with sugar to Arbuekls Bro. Vesss re
Fumes witty prod CO ATTysd prs a. the Bar at 10
to the De Giorgio Fruit Importing Co. with fruit Arrived
S ss3msT d PGPr;tqFneP ,, FneP.r aG RTarth Aug
steamer Moro Castle Downs Robertson Havana Aug
the s;aa Pas'enss'S' @
the southern Pacic Company with mdse. Left ouaran
steamer Jamestown. Hitler. Newport News and Norfolk
70 the Old Dominion IS Co with passengers and mdse
astes@eF Thrift (NoT1, Hylsendahl TIT Cove. F. Aug
the NewYork and Porto Rico SIS Co Arrived st
steamer Korona lBro Carmichael Demerara August II
ba15ados5 st Lucia and Martinique ID Dominica and
St Thomas "a to oS5srbdEe Co wh Ss' sa ss snd
steamer Victorian (Bri Hart LiSsrpoe August 10 +,
the White Star Line with cabin passengers and mdse
steamer ssrnIa Cier. Winter Forum. Island .uv..
e. RnGn Il anS sfaPa To- .sns asna @ % ls m PGF on
american Lips with s passengers. malls and ndse Ar
sandy Hook. N ]. Aug 20. $50 ma-w,na southwest.
SAILED
xfssoTsT MSs% nFSTs e. NaBss Trieste Fume
Bremsn Flpsnss e, Colon; Hamilton Norfolk and New
P9s MsW ~ Siso Galveston Kansas city Savannah:
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
FORMER KING OF F0RGERsv FREE.
Detectives Arrest Him, but Have no Charge
Against William E. Brockwav.

After he had been discharged by Magistrate
Tighe, in the Adams-st. court yesterday morning
William f. Brockway. at time the most noted
forger and counterfeiter in this country. who was
picked up by Brooklyn detectives on Monday after
noon, walked TO the Detective Bureau and said
to Captain Harkins:
Il won't give You any trouble. I am
going over TO New-York to become a director
in one of the big life insurance companies | guess
can do pretty much l like then. one must
secure high position in big corporation and then
everything easy
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
'NoT A WHITE MANS COUNTRY"
Afro-American Press Association Decries
Mob Law and Lauds President.

Detroit, Aug. H.-At the meeting of the National
Afro-Amer1can Press Association, which held It's
twenty-hfth annual session here to-day report
was adopted presenting address to the people of
the United States The address says in part:
We resent the reiterated statement that this is o
white mans country, for the federal Constitufior
specifically places all OF its citizens on an =.
before the law. We will be satisfied with nntbinss
less than what is guaranteed by the Constitution
The address decries mob law, commends President
Roosevelt and reafflrms unaIterabe determine
ton 20 contend for just civil and political rights
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
RECEIVER FOR MIDDLETON.

An order issued by Justice J. II. Mccarthy. IN
the City Court Monday afternoon, appointing l..
F. Wazeter. of the banking firm of Growchowski.
receiver of the assets of Wioughby Middleton the
real estate swndler. who dropped out of sight a
few weeks ago filed yesterday with the
County Clerk Middleton left behind him debts
estimated at S2OOOOO The appointment Of the re-
ceiver will enable Denis A Spellissy of No. S02
Broadway the attorney for the creditors, to get
Middleton's accounts in the Produce and the Corn
Exchange banks and at $1.000000 in gold bonds, Of
the defunct New-York Realty Corporation, in the
Knickerbocker Safe Deposit Company vaults.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
SPA Sunset 636 Moon 7:2s age 20
HIGH WATER.
A-M-Sandy Hook 7:16 Gov. Island 7:3 He'll 92A
P.M.-Sandy Hook 1876 Gov Island 1853 He'll Gas