VOL. XV.

OCEAN CITY, X. .1., THUHSDAY. NOVEMBER 2*. ls»r>.

NO. 33.

Ocean ^entinel.

.i Uomryt-al- Late.

PCaURHKD WEEstr «r OCEAN CITY. N

MORGAN HAND,

ATTORNEY AND

COrXNELLOB AT LAW

; Phi/ticiaiu K Druggists, Ettk QR J S. WAGGONER,

CAPE MAY C. H., N. I. <Opom» Publh- B-"-"'— ■ J

rkyalelaa and Dnijcflat, HO. 7B1 kb BURT AVENUE, MEAN CITE, n. ».

ffiT W. 1

tl. Imt kn^vt I w yna b*T* | «Iw-y t

L C. ROBINSON, Editor sni R Iristft. j^aw offices

Restaurant*.

SGHUYUER G. WooDRauu.

r an- « * *r- b “ «>y ^ Areik «

DR )■ E. PRYOR. PHYSICiAN AND SURGEON,

1 MARSHALL’S JONATHAN HAND, Jr., DINING ROOMS s' 1 *™ «■ «» s ™ ■ »■»>

Notary Public,

<’APK MAY <XJUKT HOUSE. >*. J.

Orean Cltj. X. J. Suar and Tbroal. and at * Lt. Jr.r.

„ “’V . 1

X. C HUTCHINSON. M. I) 11ojrj«i*o|»nt !iiKt. No. 031 Central Avenue.

Weflra* intrwiwl to bln r . in* 1# K«w Ycrkvbcra mriiDalauMl cunl4 tutl •locus wflll bM cbtUilcaU, bat tsa «*• ■ wl«i Tlico Araik atxi Pmrjae miRfat j Lira •killful nets who would tram him and <**ap*l bins to Rira up hi* aacret, urtbay would find it out for tbemrlraa. Is mails* Tha ruble tba ebamioata (n»» ofl au orarpowari ng odor, to which my htubUMl aad 1 bad btroma aocualomect Tba odor wa» •<> atranaa tfaat it • attract muentico In a

karalad at au a part* of tba etft ba tba (‘maaatm

a axii tiruTo.

No. 1321 Market Street, <

oci:an citcv. su. j. Itaabirut Pliyalciaii 1«ta of Phila.

Maf <11* Mall.

PHILADELPHIA.

ft A R RY'CTjobGLASS,

QR WALTER L.YERKES, DENTIST,

waa no abberrast, so urjiiiouK, ful, (bat bad I not iu«tautly »»• •aocmiitM-d a* l*-fora My •yal.tn • Tolled that a •OKpiciou crou of ito •

barltn* {said

tTHICTir TEMPERANCE. WRALa TO OBOES rROM • A M . TO « P I

CJounwellor-at -1 .irw. CAPE MAT COURT HOUSE. R. J.

Tuckahoe, N.

"Kaap your atscrat!" ! etrlaimei haatenisf; Iiwk to my own routs. wh* i I tbrrw.injMsif on Ibe had until 1 con; rally. "It •hall n-niain a frrrrt forav.

"How did battuawe.: bit nomwpondent* Bui

ii»;utrt«i>. thinking we w>-ra tsak In* money uolawtally. and *o diaoorur

tbe truth.

1 aaid we muM find a •ecludod plane in the oounlrr biiuhi* tbe nuipie folk, who bad no cunuMty. and wbera we could be on our *uard e«alu>t approach from any dirertiuu. We found eueb a place and rasuored thither

ndcatly they hud made a

But «

Good Roa*t Dinner*, with three Ve*itabl««, for 26 ceuU. Turkey or tTilcken

Dinner*, 85 —

Contractor* and Builder*. S. fi. SAMPSON.

ukiSSfo!^ U ^ ui "*“ h h ‘'“» Gontrootor and Builder, PDRE SPRING WATER. r.u^b*. oce»,<i. y b.*.

Jobhiur • I ten<

C. K ETlWARIm. i. c. CtfKKY. DRS. EDVVARDS & CURRY. -nfcNTiSTs.Hoeq, IS. Haaelllae Hulldlna. Take Eteeator. Itya ei . Philadelplvia, Pa.

i to figure when

I could ,aU l«rlieular!( hy n

York.

, , Tb-third U

it:

fHAHTEH XXI

•rex Al.l. XICiHT.

JOSI.m r. HAND,

ARCHITECT,

nxBAKERY,

flol SouthTwenty^econdSte-ct. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

* Orran C ity, !%'. J.

lee C ream. Ire*, y-mwem "twHUea^- awi wotm^ t»eama«. j

Plastcfto-* and Brick-Layer*. i.mtomauL o o. *i.axa

that I wau pring ■ They urgwi •ttwugth Wa- fill

Tbe A

I In

Tb,y

flitlul p

tl and

STONEHILL & ADAMS, PlaaterlitK, Range Netting, Brick luaying, & r .

and I would only be « been Kjuundered To teat mw If. I wall

Nicbolau Corxon

Frnlta and Jellleu.

Wedding* and Evening Kntertaln-

y 1 "' CARPENTER AND BUILDER,

■ OTMiHO SOLD OR DELIVERED

SUNDAY. OCEAN O^Y, N. J

•CEAV CITY, IS. J. HARRY HEADLEY,

'WALLACE S. RISLE\ , ICE AT. ESTATE

O. P. MOOSE,

insurance agent,!Architect, Builder,

pETER MURDOCH,

PRACTICAL NI.ATER. Ocean City, 1C. J. Beet Ko-JInr FLU cotulaatlr on hat.a

COA.L and AVOOI), Ocean City, N. J. Order, left el Mi Aabury avenue a til receive

I>. H. MA.M I’M. >"V, Stoves, Heaters,Ranges, PUMPS, SINKS, 4C„ Cw. Fourth Street and West Avenue, OCEAN CITY, N. J.

D. GALLAGHER, READER IN FINE - • FURNITURE, 43 South Second Street, PMiLAaBi.miA, ra. L S. sVlITH It CO..

im Hurt in nnuitE isots. 1140 Aabnr* Avenue. OCEAN CITY. N. J.

BAIItTIXO BV OOXTRACT OS DAT.

Baker*. Grocer*, toe..

JACOB SCHUFF, TIE PIONEEfT BAKERY, No 700 Aabary Avenue,

^ Bwl, Waa a a a arJ.br. _

ISRAEL 8. ADAMS & CO. Real Estate ■ Insarance

.A-GFEHSTTS,

GEO. Al BOURBEOIS & SON, Carpmlrrs and Builders.

<H’EA X CITY, N. J.

LEANDER S. CORSON, ARCHITECT, fovnuM and mun, Ocean City, IV. .1.

id aneciBcalln . I iral <laaa i

■ fumlabed. Term,

II. IV. STAIVTOIV, Contrarting Bnildt-r

PRAGTICAL DRAaGHTSMAN. rirth au4 Central. Oeran « II*. H. J.

Rpeetflramuw foinlatad. ITVva ra^onabU. Steelman & English', Contractors *»Bnilders, Ocean City, N. J.

Jobbia ppuipU* amall.me. L. HEADLEY, Ga’rPCNTCR ND JOB SH0P, fH i'. 4 > CITY, X. J. jot. work promptly attended tw Tornlo*. aefoll rnwia*. ntodow nnd do<w frame., end all klnda of mlllwork. Furniture re [mired. Itrlore trainee, tl herlwrwui ahop alUmlnd Net arreena aaaortalty. " "■ " low Wb Hi. M1U. rorm

p{»mht*t^.‘*?am Fitter*. Etc.

J. T. BRYAN,

t, 4 A I, Bat Eiitlt I U« BalldlU., ••rartlral rinmhei and Lma l luer

1 N... 1007 Ridge At*

Philadelphia.

ATLA "TIC CITY. ». J. • of Do«da for Penn-

, u ....... l"SLEV-B- < S aylvanla. *** ~i. «a- i— _ Uuamy to loan on Flrwt Mortgage. n u mwa«amihyumy.aapawaiu/ o Ati.ntle div I —II eromwlr aamndau

Lota for Mle ht Booth Atlantic City

M’CUUtE, HERITAGE & CO., ' l0, 0 ™ of ” "

DHUMISTs’Asi CHEMISTS

112 Mvtwt Street, Philadelphia. Peeler* In Pur* Drug*, Chemical*, Phteot Medldnee. Phinta, Oik. ale

SAMUEL SCHURCM,

Boardwalk, between yth and 8lb SU.

New Suita for eurf bathing.

MT A»l>ury AveiAip PUSTERIR6. BRICKLATIRG Orumtilal Wort o? Eurj Dfscrlpllu.

TRKATMK’NT r-BY INHALATION !

1529 Arch Si., Phllad'a, Pa.

KorConaumpllon.Anlbania. Hron China. D> apepnln. C'alarrli. May l-'cvcr, Hcadaclic. Ocblllty. Kb cum at lam, Neuralgia,

And all Chronic and Nervous Disorders.

not aflrrtaate, nor • cteoln* of tie •re covetautly red .in* rttlnc of the patienln

ISnsS fctswe-=r«=

Dp*. MTAHfi KY A PALKM. 1S29 Ank 120 tatlaf SI, Sm FriMM Cal.

to bring me iu hi- ■-nrriat: stratigr-et thing- »l».ht u wilb that dr>«dful drag u I resu hr-ri I he atatioli 1 < delve ilm aligblrei eff.Tt- (

• cl. tl*—tlwl u. itn V think they whv.di 1- the taun- thing They are ( a.d of bivelwlnking min i i—ij.le Then fore ; it t» a pU-aeure to leeelwiuk lb«i My nu-liand Lorhjni thought tiwy were too wim- for u, bat I ronrlnoed him th.-y w. re in* Now Ih-agree* with

*bo were aomewhere in New i

Tbry wire evil ennui

other* to watch and follow u

to.* all pivcaoRona we could. baud and I mjt rwigniaing racb oRier lu Z "“- h “ In leating tba raly until we rrarhMl the ■ l^tTtnninui The Af*<»aam country Lieu near which we mxb. oar ! “* auUrd Vw Uw,r «>I"*'

Thu f.it

—ful

Hr

I from the

tbit b-r witbou to learn afterward bad I e-gun to feel hut, not eu-pecting ■ I devoted a little t

going IniiiM

At I

r Hoc

• I'l

Tli.li be

.a«l», une id tbe f• .nu» off cari. r five year, laO.*' be am-neod-funned a uuiiilr-r of pure diaml. a lav. they were email and det*«-t—ih.-ir manufacture

Mr and Mr- Howard had .taut tbero on the night Ih- r came iu from New Jerwy They left tlie following day Id aail for England. A little inquiry brought me the cabman, an bonnet, ctraigbtforward fellow, who had taken tbeir luggage to the pier, and he aa-urtd me that be -aw them on the upper deck of tbe Campana when «he ywung out

Into the atream.

The fact that they had Bailed on Ibis ocean greyhound unmet wo week, before proved that they Here well over toward the other aide.irf.tbe wirld and probably touring on thecoulineut or well on their

way to India

“They bare taken with them thill aacret" Ireflectot “a aecret which ha, baffled me and evory one that hail any

thing to do with it. "

I atarted to go down to Malden lane, but tbe afternoon was *o lar along that I waa apprcheu-i ve of not finding Sir. Brown, no 1 deferred my call ontil tbe

He had .1

On my way up town I dropped tbe Windaor.but learned that Mr. Kandbuaeu bad Joined hi*,family at tbeircity reaidenoe Then I decided that the be«t thing to do waa to go to my home, and to that aw.vt. boniwt little wife who prraiide.1 in welcoming me aa though I were one riw-n from the dead Had aba known the whole truth her feeling per

I milnt •f;;i.liu.juflg

hap- would have been ju-tified, but I made light of my experience and Im pmued oj-tu her that .lie abould uev.-r worry until a month or «w.. went tiy without hearing anything from me. Even then it might 1* that everything

wa* right.

I never aaw a man more plraaed to meet another than waa-my friend llrrrwn tbe following day when I walked into hia at. we ami offered my hand. He ahn* it warmly and led the way back to hia “I tell yon. Winner." be *ai^ in hia hearty fa-hi-ai, "haudbu^n and I. and I auapen your wife, have been w.irry lug

•bout you "

"Why abould you do that* I bare

aa a reaL^c. -

eon-, who tollrd with N" J* ». I I* ►' valuable blmd ral.y He frao-

lured a nuinl. t and -todied their exan poaifua umlei the inlcriMoipe and with tlie aid of many chemical, known only By and by Ih- produced a pirfert ruby; but. ala-.' that, too, .«ivt more than it waa worth. Could he have rameeded iu Darning a large one. like Nana fSahib'i

hand, he would have been wealthy, for tbe worth of aat-oieof that *iae i youd eetimate, but when t- paaeei yond two or three carat, /the action of th.chemical, l.v-aine faulty.and though tbe gem balked ,ugl>t it would not de-

ceive an expert

But lie did/ not give over tbe effort. S' earn were-[«uit bending over hia vcMete in tbe lal-irat.iry and toiling uigbt and day. Ula aont became dlw-.uraged, all. “ bol ihe youngf-t, Araik, who aa.

him that be wrmld ■uooeed.

At laat a -trange aniorai came to tbe old man He made a perfect ruby of 80 carat* In every reaped it waa equal to Nana Sahib's ruby, except that it not ao large. Itwaaaa hard, aa IwllIiaDt and aa luminoua It would piwanva all these qualiuea. but only for ■ time At tbe end of 20 day*—a I moat to the —it would of it—elf diaeolve into gaa

and a few crimson particle*

Having been a ruby for that period. It would ora-e to exist. Tbe great man could do nothing more and waa ao worn out from hi* ytwr* of thought and labor thatooeday. while at work iu hi* shop, be wa* wixed with a fatal fntntneaa My huahanil waa alone with him Knowing he had but a few minute* to live, be told Duchjid the anmd. making him pmmiie to explain it to hi* hr oil.era.

Arnik and Parjee.

Araik entered a few minutes before hi* father died. He lade hia arm goodby and Told him that Lochjid had tbe aecrrt which might he made very valuable. and would let him know all about

ik fl» ba died

When the body of the old man been placed away in tbe tomb and the aeaxin of mourning had paeaed. Araik and Par Jew Baked their elder brother f,r tbe aecret, for they aaw the pmqamt of great gain My hu-band felt that to •hare with them would lumen hia prof It* and an be wlaely refa—1 to enlighten them. He dtd well (Note—Ubawrre the oomplaoenry with which tbi* perfidy la dummmd by the beautiful woman who called bane If Mr* Howard when in America. | Tbe younger brother* wen very an

and I therefore left India

secretly In London LuchJId hired a ’ place and f(. I Lowed the direction* hi*

We baatemd from Loodnu. bar the

Wa meant to Vlall tbe utpltala of Euj rope. Iiul we thought ..f dual America. • j The ample Him Wen lunging fur a.

uuuiv a u*i. oi me ituie - —— " — *>,7r. “sn-?j---<-— hotel fartb. r up town, Udh of ua oailig >J1U . i« for l* ^ - ma,iz

not afraid a

ly before thupubl Luchjid sonvei

eat ruby at all iu the workshop at our J ZLjT^u

wide and n«imy.

the fourth gal.- u j the apirita of the habeana will .

' icot. Lake the “““ a *n7«o.

nearly every ooe kuow* that that U the

k«>pfa"l* at a gate uitended fur ti

. . * worl ‘ l , H ' 4f the Maji. a net ao i I the h au da of a jewek* natnal ^ .

rn te ^11

i iu the little Box tu which the ruby ; [ r waa placed my husband always put a „ —Tk which, told him the exact •** of | c 1

“u I’l i u ^ Jp 1 * l

tbe atoua ICnowi

*0 day* it would decay, vanish, turn to ; w jj Vita 1 ”““f ■““-y —-I I u. 1..ml., fCS U..1 wnod. „ r

waliaof the Mohammedan bell la

would have nothing tow

After he had left the Nana Sahib I .n,. .vr-,. ,i i ., .. . ,, . ubj wltt, H, B—iwn ZZL-t. h T.r.Z '7

name verv much fnehL-und ll.I u.ru.. . .

very much frightened, believing be nad mad* a mistake aa to iu age He bad given Mr. Brown a week in which to eell it, but Lucbpd f‘ -red It would not live that long He w nt me to call uo Mr Brown end learn the truth I did aa When I admired tbe Jewel and tuned it over in my 'hand and looked at the bom. I made tbe dreadful diaoivery that within 12 lioura the ruby would pas* out of exutctx-e. If payment waa not secured within (bat time or a

little

goat

Mr Brown la a very kind hearted can 1 purchased a small ruby at him o keep iu bl* good graces, but there raa do need of that, for be waa ao im

acted very foolishly and -bowed that be

had fallen in love with me

[Note by Mr Brown —A bene UbeL ... ... - , v u -w t — . v

•.wwauati-Wa.

writea |

When the morrow would arrive and tbe gentleman who bad purchased tbe great ruby found that be had nothing of tbe kind lu hi* pumawnm. be would be eure that be had been robbed Suspicion would unjustly point to u*. ao my ho* band and mya-If left New York that night and staid in our country bom* That waa sufficient to prove our luoooenoe if any one abould be baae enough to make e charge against aa 1 learned that tbe buyer was Mr Sandhuaen. who, like myself, waa stay inr at the Windsor hotel Although we had never spoken. I knew he was very wealthy, and therefore it would not harm him to lose the sum be paid for

tbe ruby

When this gentleman opened tbe bug In fata desk tlie next morning, the gem waa goo* In hia axcitemeot be took note of the little grama left behind. I did be notice the alight odor of the .. leased gaa, which should bare attracted bis attention The ■ mailer rubv which waa sent to Amsterdam crumbled and dissolved on tbe way. but tbe Jeweler* who received Americana They noticed tbe odor, they KOMI the tiny grains and auapneted troth They examined more closely.

They wrote to tfie Jeweler in

Maiden lane who bad forwarded it to them, and Ibeu an tnvndigatiaa waa made, which aao>*d everything to be-

o< the g

WliufaL tbe English eetnmuaMxr. believed hell to be located on a comet, and

faring in tbe bbetering ray* of the n

The Christian Idra of bell, old- aa it t*. gives but a very dun outline of tbe probable lunation of tbe " lake which 'unmeth forever and everaiao there is a oontroveray aa to whether It really barns "forever and ever" or tmiy haa effecta which are everlasting in their Lamia Bepublic.

A queer wilL made by Nclooa Conner July 6 last, haa been filed f r probate. He died Jtaly C. 1885. at 815 L etrert uurtbweaL .The will was wntb

The t

wills to L

hia widow, tbe two fnm rooms in hu boo**, with tbe shop down srairo. and tbe room over it f.v her lifetime Tba dining or middle room down ataira and the one traim iu th* third starv are willed to Mrs. Angelin* band* to have for ber lifetime unmokvued ty any ana aa Iteig as she pay* h.r faxrw Tbe'hack room op atair. ami the k.ichco down •Dura go to John MihaaUjrdon. a grnod-

kjo. fur life

The drctvaw I says bn want* tlarm all to live together in peace and harmony.

An English comwpondeot writing era tbe aawl of war in Madagmoar

«■»»• ‘ The emmander <d tbe Hugon •rait a &tk*b»a with 48 franca to trtba Ihe t--ifie at ll* Huts pert of Ambodlvaliiiar(‘‘ At the DjUora <4 tbe Manntam") to show him over tbe baitary. which iaun the • • • bench and naoent-

' guns By a mi-take be ad-hlmw-Sf to the .wptain of the »*. being only tn "Innbe" at

else Having Mm lava everything to his *a] csplain had a *t>«- iu-1 ,i

h-rd m sight at

waa l- hiud the I4uff waiting for bias.

goS hmUlM amU b^MetTl^tor 7 *£» *** ^ riral rattle mTS Vf. ba.1 L«m. dreadful riperieoceaera Mau> q.iraw, .vmgbt. ami mra* we got away on tbe steamer K new tug j Mirn ‘ — Uiat nothing omld be proved again at qs- * nral Tvtaasa. we were not afraid and would have re ; "That bicycle suit of y-van. "raid tbs mained lunger in Amema bet fir the fiame. "is the m-4 hideews areicJ. ,g pemecution of tbura wicked i-rottoen. at ! Wearing Lochjid They followed ns out to oar Hunmtit country hum* and hired a man to b ip ueuee cal tbmu TUy got into a quarrel, and one ; appear rathe atrra*.' of them waa shot, though, sad to ray He paused fur a reply, fart aha had M UHed < dnsvrt tor blaahiug torn! and raid not

LU a wart J&c cratl = 3 spsat

The

with whtn w* Ursd ttitumi i

nmnjm d-*nmg a s ae ■ ram* nag gverwi