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THE COOL GAMBLER.
HOW HE BET3, WINS AND LOSES AT
MONTE CARLO.
by Klht la tha Smt 6IIM
Da a Monaoo TMipUnf VlekU For
taa a a Ootd Btaode4 Baataaa Tiaas
aetlos A Loeky Bmltoh Oaapla,
Not to sea the gambling rooms at
Vtonte Carlo try flight woold be to mlM
Ihe grand show of the plaoe. There are
not people enough iu the town to make
up the crowds that prees through the
big corridor and the atrium 4n the even
ing. They come in trains from all the
neighboring places from Cannes, Nloe,
San Bemo, Men tone, sometimes from as
far as Genoa. People ride down from
Paris, 20 hours in the raplde, just for a
little "shy" at the tables. All outside
is as bright as day, though chilly.
When I set oat for the casino, I came
npon a young English couple standing
near the big fountain, disonssing some
thing with great earnestness. They
were good looking, well dressed, with
something of an air of a bridal couple.
What became of them at the moment I
did not notioe, and inside I stood for a
few minutes watching the ronletto ta
bios. Ten minutes later I went into the
trente et qnaranto room and met them
ust inside the big arched doorway.
They were on their way out Her rosy
cheeks were rosier than before, and her
faoe was wreathed in smiles. He was
fairly radiant and looked "very fit, " as
the Londoners say. In one hand he held
a great bundle of French notes, all
stretched ont at f nil length, just as they
came from the tables. It took no great
shrewdness to see that for ten minutes
they had been leading active, industri
ous lives and had reaped the reward of
industry and virtue and were getting
out of the place before they were tempt
ed "to try again and lose. , . ;
One elderly gentleman was at the
moment doing the leading business in
that room and attracting the moat at
tention by risking ten 1,000 franc notes
(3,000 at every dealing of the cards.
He was particularly interesting to me,
because he was beyond doubt an Ameri
can. He was a fine looking man, with
gray hair, iron gray beard, well trim
med, a shrewd eye tnat watched every
move the dealer made, and of course in
the regulation black evening clothes.
His face showed him to be a man who
had made his money, not inherited it
I think that lumber was the foundation
of his fortune in the northwest some
where, but long enough ago to give him
time to have tho sawdust brushed out
of his clothes, for he was very smooth
and well groomed. Not a word was
said around the table, so there was no
chance to hear ..at language he spoke.
Ho was one of those men who would
not look at all out of place leading a
prayer meeting, but who might be de-
ponded upon for a ready revolver if he
caught the dealer at any fonl ploy.
The notes came out of one of bis vest
pookets, bnt not carelessly. There was
none of the usual effort to look as if
rinking $2,000 every throe minutes was
an everyday affair with him. He did
everything with caution, always delib
erating over what square he should lay
Ins money upon, and sometimes chang
ing it to some othornquare after ho had
laid it down. But whether be won or
lost he showed no emotion whatever.
Ho won oftencr thau he lost while I
watched him, putting the winnings al
ways into the same vest pocket At one
time the bunker made mistake In du
plicating a pilo of his note that had
won, bnt this did not bring a word from
him. His eyes were opeu, and "Instead
of picking np the pile he merely pushed
it back toward the banker, wbioh was
a sufficient hint for a reoount When
the mistake was corrected and the miss
ing note supplied, he added the pile to
the big lump iu his pocket
Like almost every player around the
trente ct quarunte tables, he was there
strictly for business. It was not tew
dollars laid on for the novelty of the
thing, but a deliberate speculation Id
the hope of winning. My experience of
gambling houses is fortunately rather
limited, but I have seen tho big places
of Saratoga and Long Branch and one
or two in New York and some very
large ones in Cuba and Moxiou. Mover
bave I soen such a businesslike air In
any gambling room a there is here.
loo may not be wicked enough to know
that generally a great doal of smoking
and drinking and some eating go with
fashionable gambling, but that is the
case. The sideboard i almost as neces
sary as the tables, and Ooorgoand Sam
bo and Houry are kept busy carrying
ohanipagno and oooktnlls to the thirsty
players. This I pare business with
the house, evon whore these things
sre not charged for, for does not a man
become tho more reoklos the more at-
oohol he absorbs?
But there is none of that here. There
Is no smoking in the rooms, and no
drink are served at the tables. As tar
as I have anen, there is no plaoe in the
casino building wbcro drinks can be
had, though poaaibly there may be some
oozy oorneni that I have not discovered.
It is a much a business house as a
wholesale dry good store, and the
profit are larger for the Qrm. This
gives it a very cold blooded atmosphere,
for there Is uot a particle of Interest in
either of the games ontslde of the Onan
oinl risks involved. They are stupid
game of doctored chance that a navvy
can play as well as an arithmetician.
New York Times.
Diplomat!.
Tom I've lost adnsen pairs of gloves
to that girl, and I haven't a son to buy
thmu with.
Dic k Tall her no one keeps tho slas
niuall enough fur her little hand. She'll
kit jut a pleased. Pick Me Up.
Too Mock for Aar Mu.
'There isn't any one o good that It
Joesn't makn Mm mad to go home to
llnm r nd And tni one sitting la bis
chair at ths ul,K At. hlw.n Globe.
HTIWIIIM TAI M BiaKAKB.
Permanently cured by the malnrly
power of yMitU Anirri, an Norvlno Tonic.
Invali,! need ufT-r no brfjrer borauo
lliii ur, at remrily rnn tore them all. It
fot the v Ii
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CITY FIRE FIGHTERS.
flu Deadly Peril They fcttoonnter In SmT
IdS lluinaa Live,-
A great tenement house was burning
like tinder wood in one of the poorest
quarters of the metropolis. The stairs
bad gone np in smoke before everybody
had left the buildiug, and even the fire
escape down the outside of the building
was cut off by the hot flames from the
lower windows, whioh had already
peeled off a part of it A young girl of
14 or 18 was frantically shrieking for
help in one of the top windows, and a
mother was wringing her hands in piti
ful despair down in the street
The chief called for volunteers to
save the girl, and three men came tor
ward on the instant, without hesitation
and without awaiting to oount their
chances far success. This is the custom
in such cases, for no one would take the
responsibility of ordering a fireman to
bis possible death.
A strong young fellow who had yet
to win his spurs was selected for the
task, . and " be ' disappeared quiokly
through the doorway of the adjoining
building. When next the crowd saw
him he appeared at the window just
under the roof, and, grasping the tin
cornice of the burning building next to
bim, be swung' out into the air and
made his way, hand over hand, for 80
feet through the dense smoko that rose
in block clouds from the lowor windows
to tho sill where the girl was seen.
She bad fallen back into the room
unconscious and was overcome with
smoko by the time he reached her. A
thousand anxious faces in the street bo
low were tortured with fear for tho
hero, a hundred muttered prayers went
up for his safety as the fireman disap
peared into tho black cloud, and a thou
sand throats sent up a lusty shout of re
liof as be appeared again at the window
a moment later with tho limp form of
the girl in hiB arms. Harper's Bound
Table.
THE CLOTHES OF AUTHORS.
Some Strictures Upon the Dreu of Kng
. llsh IJteimrx Men.
- Novelists and playwrights in Bample
quantities aro the latost class to come
under the basilisk eye and measuring
tape of Tho Tailor and Cutter. These
members of the sister professionof jour
nalism, and perhaps oven the severely
judged members of pnrliamout who
have appeared in a like connection, may
be relieved to know that the novelists
and playwrights scarcely excel them as
glasses of fashion and molds of form.
By way no doubt of sharpening his pen,
the tailor critic begins with I. Zang
will, whose lounge snit "might have
belonged to any period during the lost
ten years," and had even reached the
stage of the "shabby genteel." How
ever, it is consoling to know that Mr.
Zongwill'a literary success enables him
to wear a frock coat that nearly passes
muster, even though the accompanying
trousers are too short.
Mr. Jerome, J. M. Barrio, Henry Ar.
thur Jones and Hall Caine might al
most be called moderately well dressed
in a nonsty lish sort of way. At all events
they avoid the shuddering soleoism of
wearing a light coat and waistcoat with
dark trousers, attributed to Robert
Buchanan, or tho mixed styles of W. S.
Gilbert But the only two members of
the olass who unreservedly enjoy the
approval of our contemporary are Sir
Walter Besant and Clement Scott The
former will no doubt be rejoiced to
learn that his clothes might cause him
to be mistaken for "a prosperous city
merchant, 'Awhile Mr. Scott might
'easily be mistaken for a prosperous
tradesman," says a tailor. The force of
flattery could surely no farther go.
London Chronicle.
Gladatoao1 Conrtoay.
"My father," says a London restau
rant keeper, "was a milkman, and bis
place was in the neighborhood of Hur
ley street He supplied the Gladstone
family with milk, and I dolivored it
One day when on my rounds a thunder
storm camo on as I had just reached Mr.
Gladstone's house, and the rain descend
ed in torrents. I rang the servants' boll,
but it was uot promptly answered, aud
meantime I was being soaked with the
rain. The front door opened, and a
kindly voioe asked mo to stop into the
doorway, so that I might bo sheltered.
Mr. Gladstone hod seen me from the
window and opened tho door himself,
He also rang for tho servant, so that 1
might be attended to without fnrthor
delay."
U(bt mmi Artificial Fo.
The production of cloud by the action
of ultra violet light was demonstrated
at a soiree at tho Royal society by O. T.
R. Wilson. The beam from an aro lump
was focused by a quart leus iu a tube
containing moist air free from dust In
a few minutes a blue fog was seen to
form in the illuminated cone, and this
fog could be mado to move by applying
boat to the tube locally. When the ul
tra violet rays were cut off by a sheet of
mica, no such formation took place, and
it is therefore tuggeatod that the small
particles wbioh give rise to the bluo of
the sky are produced by the ultra violet
rays of sunlight absorbed In the uppnr
layer .of the atmosphere Engineering.
Doll I'ooa a Bowlder.
There Is a village in England built
upon an enormous bowlder of chalk.
This bowlder Is half a mile long and
must bave been carried coaatward a dis
tance of 26 miles by some great Iceberg.
It was dropped to the bottom of the
glacial ana, where it borame partly Cov
ered and surrounded by bine gray bowl
der clay.
Mrs. J. M. Bnll, wife of the paatnr
of the McthoriUt Episcopal ohnrrh at
Wortliingtoii. Minn., supplied the pul
pit on a recent Sunday In tha abonooe
of her h unbuild.
. The flrat baby get Its photograph
taken every three month Ths other
babies are Im ky to got their tukne ones
In three yoar. lUuihnli.
For broken nrface, Sure, tntcct bites
burn, kla dlei sad eipeell)y pile)
there 1 on rellshl remedy, DeWlll's
Wltdi Ilwl Hlv. When yua till for
DeWlll's don't sreept cnnntrfll of
frtml You will not be ill(. pointed
wlih lieWIU'i Wllrb ll.i.l Pair. FS
DulTy.
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PLANTERS
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We have every facility for conducting an
Ample capital, large and well-lighted floors,
polite service.
Highest Market
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PROFESSIONAL.
F. M. Simmons. A. I. Ward
J. H. Ton, E. W. Pon.
SIMnoNS, POU & WARD,
ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS al
LAW.
NEW IIKKKK, IV. V.
Office 08 So. Front Street, nearly oppo
site liotet unauawKa.
(OfllccB also at Ralclirh and Smitlifield )
Practice In the cmintiuB of Craven. Dunlin.
Jnnotf, Onslow, Carterut 1'umllno, Wake,
JolinHton, tlimictt ami Wtlaon; In tno u
preiiw ami reilernl Courts, and wherever
serviees are uemmi.
OWEN II. OUION,
Counsellor : at : Ijjiw.
Offices, 46 Broad St., . I
New ' Berm, N. V.
P. II. Pelletier, j
ATTORNEY AT LAW. I
Middle Street, Lawyers Brick 1
Building.
Will practice In tlie Counties of Craven
Oarteret, Jonen, 1 inalow and Pamlico. (J. H.
Court at Now llerne aud Bupreuia Court of
no nuiut.
FINANCIAL.
T. A. Ureen, l'rra, E.P. Uoadowa, Vice I'rot
H. M.GBOVM.Canhler.
CITIZEN'S BANK
oje srarw sxizutbi, isr. o.
DO A OKNKHAL RANKING BUHINKHe
The Account of Bank, hankers, Cornnr
S' ton, Ifarmer. Merchant ami other r
I plKtUintlmi jflven to the Intel i-81 ol on l cut
t .mer. lioll ollons aaiioulally.
soard or DiaacToas.
Ferdinand Ulrica
K. II. Meadow,
Hi, lull's , lr.
Inltii . l..lo.olld,
Mayer toiln,,
Taoeiew A i reon,
c. k. rov.
W. t. ITroekett.
J. A. MeAdown,
Hamuel W. liMck,
Uhu. If. Kowl.-r.
1. i, ratiufer.
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Ue Iraa
F. & M. BANK,
MAY 1st, 1SSIS. j
Capital Stork $73,000.00
Siirpln H.600,00,
Vnilirlilid I'rollt 3,170.0
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W. 8. Ciiadwk'K, lee Pres.
T. W. Dkwky, Cnidiier.
J. W. IIidhi s, Teller.
F. F Mattiirwr. Colli-ctor.
niRKCTOItS: .
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C. I). Brnilliain, P. II. l'elleller,
L. II. Cutler. Jno. Kuier,
W. S. Uiadwii k, J. W. Stewart,
T. W. Ih-wey.
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we can offer you as much in return ni
any other bank In Hie rily. It Is our
endeavor to make htiaine relation mut
ually pleasant and prod table to our
patron. '
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BINED Neeefwlly.
Convenlriice,
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
THE SALE OF ,
TOBACCO.
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Prices Guaranteed the Seller,
THE NEW BERN MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW
A PIT Alt,
ISDOES A GENERAL FIUE
T.A. GREEN, President.
(JEORUE GREEN, Secretary.
J. J. W0I.FENUEN, Gen'l Agent.
Notice !
In tub Mattrr ok tiik NiJN Cnr.Tivit
W11.1. of Koiikkt A SMVKIt. Drckahmi.
To Hie Heirs and Next of Kin of R A
. Smyer, Deceased:
Take nolicc that a Nun Cupntive Will
of Robert A Smyer, deceased, has been
filed for probale in this office this day,
and you are notified and cited to appear
at my office in Craven county on Thurs
day, October 10th, and contest said
will if you think proper.
This 3olh day of August, 1898.
W. M. WATSON, C. 8. C,
Craven County.
Mortgage Sale.
Pursuant to the certain power of sale
contained in those two several inort-
gKe executed
respectlvely to It. II.
I Street on the 17th day of January 1H04
and recorded in the olllce of the Keglster
of Deeds of Craven county in book 11 u oi
lier 113, folio 4:14, 4:15; and to
W M Walann, O 8 C, receiver of Hit
estate of Kd M Barron, niinorf on the
31st day of May, 1N0, recorded in the
record aforesaid In hook 117, folio 1:15,
j lilli, 137: by M M Williams and wife Kan
I nle L Wiliiains; and by said Street and
Walson duly assigned and transferred
lo the undersigned guardian of K M
llarrnn.
1 will offer for ale and sell at the
'court house door of Craven county at
line nour 01 13 o ciocr Hi , on Monday
October 8l, 1808 all and singular the
lollowlnir ilercrilied real estate as fully
set out In said several niorlgage as fol
low, town:
A rerlatii tract or parcel of land in
No. 6 Township ailjoluiug the lands of A
IMiroiir llliain ami W II Ire con
taining one hundred acres more or less,
anie being a tract of laud willed lo
M M Williams by his father J W Wil-
llnmiand umiii which lliry now reside.
Teinis of riale uasii.
Thl8ept 5lh, 1808.
KATIE 11. BOYD,
By O II (lulon. Ally., gitrdin of E M
itarror, and aisiguee 01 ft 11 mrecl,
Mortgagee.
Commissioner's Sale !
Punuant to a judgment of the Supe
rior Court of Craven county rendered at
the May term 1808, In a certain action
wherein ueo 1 Hudson and other are
ulalnllff and John II Phillip and other
are defendant, I will sell at public suc
tion al tho court hi use door In the city
of New Berne al 13 o'clock M., on Mon
day the 8rd day of October, 1808, the
following property to wit: All the In
terest of the defendants In snd to two
acre of land lying on Clubfoot Creek
In Craven county at tha junction of said
creek and Baker Landing snd along said
creek 14(1 yard; menos up la the neid
(10 yard or jul so far a to make two
acre; alao all ths buildings and Im
provements of every description on ssid
land: lo one black hone, one work
carl, one et of harne, all tbe slock of
good, ware and mercbandl of every
description In lb slore on said lnd; (l
Ih rafting gear used at lbs mill on said
lsd which was purchased by lbs de
fendant from lb plaintiff; alo a cer
tain piece or tract of land beglonlnf al
a poplar on lbs west side of Clubfoot
creek and running thence weslwardly
118 yard lo a itake; these AH ysrds lo a
branch from Clubfoot creek: Ibsnoe lh
vsrlou eourae of ld branch IIS yd
tn Clubfoot ereet; ibeno vita said erect
118 yard to the beginning containing
two acre nor or tea. Alao on leni
tug boat named the W. F. Taylor.
Tk
ld property I what as was il
on a
lb Phillip Lumber Company's Mill
property oa Clubfoot Creek.
Term of Bale, CASH.
WM. W. CLARK,
Comml"loner
IMCU, Manager & Salegnu
Fair Dealing,
HighestPrices,
Best Averages,
Prompt Returns.
extensive business,
experienced help and
BERN, N. C.
$50,000,00
INSURANCE .BUSINESS.
W. B. BLADES,
JOHN DUNN,
Viee-Prest.
Offices: OVER CITIZENS SANK
Administrator's Notice..
Having duly (inal i(i il as administra
tor of the estate of R A Smyer, deceased
on the 8tli day of August, A 1) 1WI8. All
persons owing snid eslate are hereby no
tified to make prompt payment.
All persons liolilmi; claims tiiramst said
estate are notilied to present tin; same
duly verified to the undersigned admin
istrator on or before the Mill day of
August, A I 1800, or this notice will bu
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
August 8II1,
SAMUEL It. BALL,
Administrator.
NOTICE.
NoiiTii Carolina, u , ,
Craven Go.'nty. ( S"lK r,"r l""rU
Maggie L Burrus anil )
KulphUray, partners
trading as Itiiirus ltccciccrs'
S Cray and others, J- notice lo
vs. j Creditors.
The Phillips Luuilicr
Coiiiinny. j
All creililora of Ihe Phillips Lumber
Company, (corporalionl, dcfcuilaiit. are
hereby uotified to priBciil their claims
duly verified to the limb rMiu il receiv
ers of nid IuiiiIm'I' comiaiiv on or liefore
the 38lh ilav of NovemlHT," A. 11, 18!W.
This 7lhilay of July. A. 1.. ls;w,
D. I. ROKERTS.
.1. LEO Rl'RRU.S,
Ret-eivers.
Simmons Pou & Wakp, AtU)nu s.
Notice of Administration.
Having duly ipialilleil as the adminis
trator of J. F. I lupree, deceased, all per
son ure hereby notilied lo present llielr
claims lo me duly verllied on or U'fore
August Kllh, lHtill, or (his notice will be
pleaded ill 'air of recovery.
All persona indebted lo said eslnte
are rciiieled lo make Immeilisle pay
ment, T. F. Mi (Win II Y,
Administrator.
R.B NIXON,
Attorney.
Till August ldili, 18U8.
WILLENBRINK'S
Restaurant and Dining Rooms.
120 MIDDLE ST.,;
NEW BERNE. N.C.
PHONE ?N(). 115.
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Stocks, Dead.
CottsR, tirala,
l'retUUst
Bought and sold for rah or on margin t
one per sent id lot. from 30 up.
Over Out ton E i eb an ga.
tVNaUonal Hank Riferenoer,
IsYtkmoUnifJootnllon.
A..O. NEWBEttUY.
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