The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-20

on the regulars and when their natural hiarty;
heightened by the healtheivng surroundings OF the
locality seems about TO break out, q word look
from the porty o. W. win repress It, The irrepres.
Sible Bassford, bubbiing ike "small bottle''
'Ever OF theeu Is about TO be sent forth
on the calm air, when he reminded
or the fact that the day is not for "noise." ooh
isn't it, GOVERNOR All right, sir, all right sir Just
as you say; just exactly as you say. NOW, we
mustn't sing small ootr e,, wo NlI go preS
vengeance; for there are men OF capacity around:
Mariner, 'the little kettle,' Is not far behind
BREASTED, the original Peter; Shaffer, Isaac Oliver
Butcher Davidson, Judge Shandley and others that
might be mentioned VIII 'asslst" when there Il any
fun going on, and there Is always plenty OF run,
although now in a quiet way. AT little distance
from the main crowd sits OF the regulars with
his arm In sling and resting on pillow across IS
"bushed," as rhe Indians OF the Harbor cal IT,
which In plain English means that he Is located !or
q while at least, Ill one spot, from which ne cannot
move without help. He has had his arm wrenched IN
consequence Of the squat on Thursday last Motif
the squall twisted his arm, although 1t twisted some
rather stout trees in the nelghoorhood but as the
readers OF the HERALD already know, IL overturned
the schooner Larrabbee ana Vanaeroeck was oae y,
a crew who manned the club barge, rowed our 10
the wreck and saved the lives OF the captain anu
mate OF the schooner. The wife ana chiid OF Inc
captain were drowned and in efforts TO get into the
vessel and find them Vanderbeck fell and hurt MIN
self severely. He does not complain, but ne Is
tended by his mates with such genuine, unanuiter-
ated tenderness as one would scarcely expect
But how is the time passed. There are DOaCs ZOE
with crews of four and SIX, and In these b0ats'the
members skim around the nelghporing waters, go
over to 'the dockn where the steamboat lands, and
where a quaint little man named Reed mas a curious
cow on exhibition. little pull around alter break
fast, loH at "the camp" when General GraIalla
presldes, and, with the aid OF BUSTER juvenile
CHIP of the institution, dispense consolation and so.
cabillty with princely hand Dinner Is duly cared
for and then another pull around, and toward tue
afternoon battle on the beach short d. lance rom
but out OF sight Of the clue house. During Inc
day visitors from time to time CAL az tle place ana
are cared for IN such way as to make them 1eei
Immediately at home. They are shown through the
club house. dining room, with Bassford laid out
the tables In all shapes; through the dorInl-
tory, now newly and costly fitted up; then through
SINE camp and the handsomely furnished library,
then the boat houses and to 'the camp again,
where they rest awhile and while away an hour or
two In very few minutes. There Is no danger OF
time hanging heavily on ones hands here. Nature
has been exceedingly lavish in the oestowal OF her
gifts and taste and perseverance have improved
>yhere there was room for improvement until now
to take 1t or all in ALL 1t Is one OF the most roman
tic and healthy spots IN the country place than
which to spend day there is no better and hosts
whose care and kindness can not be exceeded.