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FRESH (MEAT) TROUBLES.
Tho Riverside Hote1 Company Sued
by TholE Butcher.

Tho Riverside Hotel Company Sued
by Tholr Butcher.
Rudolph Weheli has brought q suit in asaump-
sit in the Superior Court against Emery E.
Childs, Seneca D. Kfmbark, William T. Allen,
George II. Klmbark, David L. Gage, Telford
Bu1nham, George Chambers Charles qladding,
Louis sapieha, Henry E. soely, 7. g. Conrad,
John @. Dore, Gordon g. Hubbard, Jr., Fred
Schultz, George II. Pullman, Leverett " Mur-
ray, n. NJ Kinsley, the Northwestern Gas and
Water Pipe Company, David s. Dancomb, Fred
H..Avers, James g. Owen, Alpheus G. Badger,
and tle Riverside Improvement Company, cor
porators doing business under the name Of s'Iho
Riverside Hotel Company" Weheh, the plain
tiff in tho easo, is q butcher, and
he sues defendants to recover the
amount Of an account for $699.43, which
defendants, as hotel-keepers, ran up with him
for porter-house steak, tenderloin, spring lamb,
liver and bacon, and the thousand -and-one Vi
ands which grace the table OF -Mgh-toned,
semi private hotel Of the tRfTeraide descrip-
tion. The hotel is the third Of the " Riverside ="
ventures and like its predecessore, it seems to
have been inaugurated while an owl star was in
the ascendant First OF ali was the Riverside
Improvement Company" the stockholders in
which hoped to build up = fancy-Hke suburban
retreat, whittier they could resort and enjoy life
got into trouble, as everybody knows. Then
came the Northwestern Gas and Water Pipe
Company" which also didn't succeed; and the
"Ri77erside Hotel Company" the defendant in
the present suit, followed tho last be-
ing g.. sort Of compound Of the. tTo
former ventures. After tho FIRE tho Com!
panies we're found to be considerably involved in
debt, and some Of the shareholders we're let in
petty deeply. Among these was the noble
Haneha who had invested considerable money
in the riparian stocks and who flied petition il
bankruptcy against: the Riverside Improve
,ment Company" The action in bankruptcy is
still pending. ind the plaintiff urges that the
corporation uses this fact at once shield and
q weapon. It is said that the members of the
corporation are going to fight every case to the
bitter end, 60 that an interesting trial may be
looked forward to in May, when the case OF
WehcE '. Childs ct al. comes up. Joseph PdrBh-
ing is attorney for the plaintiff. - ="
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don't Bwear much, though it is privilege We
have in New York. III the country, swearing is
positively forbidden. But let us be off,"
Aan-an-hour after they stepped INTO harry
Hills notorious place, in Houston street.; tue
hans we're having a little revival that evening.
The Livingstonian was astounded to see =
crew Of thieves, -courtesans. burglars, and cut
throats calling for drinks, dancing, and singing
bacchnnal songs, etc. While, in state Of semi-
stupefachon, he was trying to decipher the
strange scene, a tawdrily dressed woman stepped
upt slapped MIN on tho enoulder, and said,
Look here, gawky, amt you goin' to stand the
gin a. That was too much. the young Chris
tian fed, amid roars OF laughter.
aA1MAouNDI.
Something OF sensation has been creAted in
fashionable circles by the report (not authenti-
cated} that the IruBtcea OF Grace Church have
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TIE UsI1ED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr.-samr Il ;.
WA1ker v. Joseph b. BurkhAm ct al !; Transcript Of
record from Circuit Court Of Cook County Frederick
B. Cole Union Foundry Works case, SIS 600. Ad-
Olson, Colborne Co. '. Burton, Stevens Co.. a.
sumpsit, 5000.
Engelson '. Steamer Union, Of Green Bay; libel for
wages. =
TIE CIRCUIT COURT, 7o3-Appeal. 6,72+F. J..
Appeas. ". H. Reynolds '. Alfred Gaas and Charles
Dopke; case, 5000. 9, 6,72e-Charles E: Cook '. G.
Hennessy v The F:ttsburgh, Cincinnati + st. Louis
r. T. Co.; trespass On tho case S ,Oo0 6,73o-Appea1
8731-Rosanna Dar1in v William P. Fowler and Daniel
Buckley; debt, $500. e,7s2-Janes Wright y Mtehnel
Lawer restored case
TIE Sur1AIoR coun1.-+s. .22e-Mary I. '. Samuel
F. Wright; divorce. k3,e27-John sandgrean =. Jo-
contract. 13,32s-Henry s. Dietrich '. cht1sttana
Newkirch came. 49, 929-Zei. Hall =. John r. Sims
confession Of Judgment, s215.7o. IS 23o-1-Appeals
IS s232-Henry G. Miller y Charles E. Bsbcock; &C.
count. $500.
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A Sfster,s Sweet Affection.

:. = From tie 1Iantd lGa3 HeTa7d:
" One Of our agents, writing from Ladrange, roe
ports that few days ago q little negro girl, 8
Years old, living on tho plantation Of Senator
George Feayy, IN Meriweather County, growing
weary Of nursing her little baby brother, laid
him On the floor, and with an AZ split the baby
aluu open; after which she cut his hand OF and
put it on the mantel-piece. On being question:
ed az to vhy she committed the awful deed; she
replied she would treat all OF them in like man
ner il left in her care. But few weeks ago she
threw the Same child she killed into the branch,
as she declared to drown it.
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only escaped the same punishment by turning
States evidence. Since thst time ho has icd
wild life, and it will be good thing for the com.
munity II he goes to Joliet for the rest of hia
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hr. Webb. at the handsome salary OF 8480 per
month, is not overly anxious to find water or
appropriated and reported expended; and now, I
am told, a new appropriation will be asked
for at the next meeting Of Congress. Your COR
respondent visited the well the other day, and
asked how far it was down, and the borer said
154 feet. It is explained tint hole was put
down over 800 feet, when quicksands we're struck
and the well cayed, necesRitating the giving up
OF that hole and sinking Of q new one. After
much delay, the necessary perE1ieslon vas TO-
ceived, the machinery moved 10 feet, and new
hole commenced, It is this hole that 1s down l64
feet. One Of the vorkmen said that in the old
hole they could not find rock, and that hard rock
had nearly always to be struck ind gone through
before strong flowing water was obtained: ono
of the reports is, that, in trying to drlTe ne ne
veil, It was broken and the hole rendered use
less. Suppose Mr. Webb rises and explains, in
the columns Of TIE TRIBUNE, just what no has
been doing with our 500 given him by the
Government to make an artesian veil at Fort
the day, but by the foot, until ho obtained water:
The friends Of this well said it would not cost
S., 600, yet $10, 900 has been expended, and the
work is but just begun.
OFFICERS on TIE STAGE.
People in the East often wonder how officers
and their wives manage to pass away the long
winter evenings when stationed at tho isolated
frontier-posts. Let me assure city-folks that
garr1son-lne is by no means as dull as they
imagine. First, there are weekly hops, musical
festivals, dinner-parties, and whjat-parties then
slelgh!ng-parties, grand balls, and theatricals.
Speaking Of theatricals, must say that one of
the very best performances e7er witnessed was
given on the boards Of the oflcers' theatre, last
night, at Fort D. A. Russell, " in honor Of the
distinguished guests nov at the post" It would,
indeed, have done credit to MoVicker's, and been
spplauded By a Chicago audience. The play was
"HiH Last Legs" and the characters
were admirably sustained by Mai. Burke,
Messrs. Baldwin, Rockefeller, Chase, and
Robinson, DR.. Page, Mrs. Owen, and
Mlssea oTen and Burke. The music
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
MArERNG-PLACR NOTES.

one of the most delightful resorts in the
state u tue schoharie Valley. extending 30 miles up
FROM sehonarie 20 the Catskill Mountains, through
which h0ws the river which gives The valley It's name,
altering variety Of sport 70 the fisherman and magnif
cent scenery 70 the tourist Saratoga was never
iveer az this part Of the than tins year. Among
the attractions al the Grand HOtei viii be Gilmores
BOSTON Jubilee Band which has been engaged for the
season The surf Hotel al Fire Island Beach, about
% miles frun TINS city, and i've miles south OF Long Isl
and on Great sou1h Bay. is open for the Summer.
The bathing fishing and boating sand 70 be very fine,
sud 10 is claimed that TINS rs the only place where
chose suffering from fever and sgue and other Sum
usr fevers have been perfectly restored 70 health -
sportsneu Al Penn yam this state, jubilant
their success 10 catching the famous OswegO Dass at
Lake Keuka. Grove Spring House, half way between
Penn Yam aud HammOndsport has been rented for the
season Watkins Glen, Schuyler County, y. y is rap
idly becoming Of the most popular Summer resorts
IN the state. The property now owned by Phila-
dephla nrn, Will manage the Glen and the two
Mountain Houses Among the attractions In the neigh
borhoOd may be mentioned seneca Lake, Hector Fails
and Havana Glen
Dpckinsons Island, st Clair River, about three
miles north Of the Fats leased for years by
number OF Detroit gentlemen, who propose 10 form
association the members OF which with their families
viii have the freedom Of the island new hotel will
De opened early next month. =- The people of Min
nssOta claim that FrontenAc Lake Pepin rivals the
nUst celebrated watering places the East IN scenery
climate drives, boating, bathing nshinR sporting and
Good boteI recommendation and have named IL the
Newport Of the Northwest" The Lake Side House
Wa opened june 15. - Chicago people now look
upop ther city as d watering place and claim that
-upon every hand the testimony Is abundant that its
heath-peryading, waye-ccOled AR is the Durest in
rhs land and If pebbly bcach-dr1ves and pie.
turesque park ways the lOyeilest yet LAID OUT =
Lakeside IL the name OF new vatering-piaoe opened
on Lake Enc II is situated what Is known 40 the
-Peninsula" q bold prolnonlOrY running out between
the Lake and sandusky Bay, in Ottawa County OAio
= Grand Haven. Mich just across the lake rom
Chicago saId 20 offer excellent snribaihns the Oes
nshIRg rowing and sailing. mineral spring oi mag
netc water clean white sand for une children 70 play iu
GDe esh AR that comes through muImurlng pines ana
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
DEPARTURE OF FoGEIGN NAILS.

THURSDAY. IrLr .
ss - aroue Prmouth Chrr00ug 1uc Hsnhug - 'eNn
tp Hlnmoua II Supplements Mali 90 Per noi "
Thrd 4 Hoboken. closed SeamssD sala at ifoi-
Pierio ioot o rlrITL, Hot0keu.
A ptusl.n Closed NAL ssut bv this line.
Mcxeo b hr steamship CITY n r-cs o-e
m Supplementary Anl PER No ~ H. Is eossi IS 200
. Ia steamship al J. EOn Pier No. ~. X
D0mnso by steamship IYoeci close
al p m steamship sails a D. from Pier No y. T.
steamship Ney1Osset al u q.
Snety.ssyeut Aunvess Of American Inaepen4eD The Pyst'
Omee and au llsis vii closs az 10
Mai for Iial1 X - NeV-YorE POsf05oe
favG .. n and goes via Boston.
Mails oandlnd cose the NeEiefE PostO6e Mon
dAy FRIDAY Steamship sails from Portland Ie o.
Taeaay Ssfuuiay Due New YORK Friday Al
Vest neS direct ul
half Psp- cents EACH which nuf DO
SAruRDAf. July s.
Britain Quenstowu and Liverpool bv
Bsuc. az 9J' supplementary Mail ou
Pavnuia Ferry Jersey CITY will 20
steamship L.u lte staT DocA, Payona ferry
Ierey CITY.
IA tttefs deposited Supplementary Mans be pegd H
tOubie pOstlgel
Fr Closed Mails Europe Bremen by
steamship DoaAa close u a 40 Supplementary MAJ
strsunp salts ~ D. m. from foot " Thirdst H0noaen
irrer tisnnsn Fruar u-el Maitis ms Inc
Ms for direct yer steamship Faukn
n. steamship sails ai roia foot of FoarthsL Ho
boken.
West bF the steamship Geo W CLYDE, elese al
Steamship a. D. H., from PeE No. 20 E.
SUNDAY JuLY o.
Mails close siI seiOcs Ths t0sOhcs Is SFeu irOA A.
a 10 g. Ia
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
DIFFERENTIATION 2.

Supreme Court Chambas-B Bv Jndge Daniels
Woman ebb and ot.tTIe oricr Ar 1rec fh9 cram
inaioh q Of e FaTt's 70 the aeo rhct t te Mater o
the application of samuel Saslf 20 aeatf ssgtsslent Tor paving @
mnih.si.--AioiOn 10 assofrmert o. fied.
b. Jss -NarPaIlen ag Tie Clon National Bank
Of Chrag0-hntsu Frauted.
BY Jaage raaysyey and otbe ag Lyey and oihsrEOTas
settled.
superior CoHrt-Specdi Term-Bv Judge M0nell.-
Huner Howard fOier 20 correct Judgment AM AEaen oi
Bramhad u ltOnief ~ reence Smith gt nira
hspOder ~ Dasn AAss flaming grant
ing leave 10 issas execution.
F udge Freedm4uFek Guardian Miual Lie lnsufance
Conirauy.-fiBd.uzs p sestl-i.
Marine COurt-C -ChOmbers-Bv Judge GrOss.-ONeIll
at OSelL-M the order ~ 3D. rih o
Gallagher Bslaue Aouon vlcate he orer ol Arrest
defendant 0nler sntccd LuDr
gnler ~ aebisc McirVge srl
Prince oyerruug defendants drmurer and ufut against
granted entered hcMahou ag
M0loz Tor ludguea for plauut gIan l costs 3ure
. allow 6gur All hHichilsond dut0n
discl4Tglng attachment gTAlsq
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
THE COURTS.
sExrEYcr OF THE MURDERER GILLEN.

SENTENCE OF THE MURDERER GILLEN.
Frank Gillen. indicted for murder in the
lrst degree FOR killing his wife, Ellen Gen. on June Is,
NJ CROSBY and Broome-sEs arraigned in the Court
Of General Sessions yesterday, when he pleaded guilty
10 murder in the second degree which accepted by
Assistant Attorney RUSSELL who said that the
prosecution unable prove any threats against the
lie VI the deceased by the prisoner. aud that would
seem from the statute that the killing must be from
deliberate ne well from premeitated design 70
effect the death person killed, and that he prose
cuton would lie unable 10 offer any proof except the
cruel circumstances under which the killing was done
William F. Howe, behalf Of the prisoner, said that IN
making this plea he felt confident that it was
all that could proved against the prisoner had
the case proceeded trial AbOnt fourteen years ago
Gillsn fell from wagon, and wac Injured IN the
head rom "A hook used for hitting ice He aiterward re-
ceived sunstrOke and carried % hls nome almost
dying He also subject u eplepuc hts and Tor the
last fOur months has had ringing Ia ms head; and
something in his heart tod hun that Ellen, hs vile,
taken heaven. II the case had been brought
20 fal an these things could have been proved ana Dc
Thought the authorities sing sing would discover tnat
the prisoner was insane Recorder H3ckett said tnat ne
had no attn IN the "iusanity dodge " and after com
pimentlmg NJ. Howe fOr his skill IN managing such
sentenced the prisoner TO the STAT" Prison a.
hard N llfe.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
- Nrw CUSTOMS FRAUD.

r. B. Goodwin, James II. Carson, aud Fran
cs sachi the office Of Gen Carr inspector Of
cigars III the charged win stealing Gus
toms revenue cigar stamps Sere held yesterday, m
s. 90 bail each by Commissioner Davenport. According
10 Col Wbitleys officers, who arrested them, they OBJ
tanned possession of the stamps the following man
ner The inspector of cigars makes requisiton for
customs revenue stamps neh have ne " face vAlue
their vane being determined by the quality and quan-
tty VI the cigars in the boxes upon wmch tney are
placed When a merohant's invoice calls for " tweu-
tieths - e. where 20 boxes contain 80 cigars eacha
requizton made FOR stamps for loo cigars Dnt upon
1 e. 100 cigars ech-and 70 require 0ny 10 stamps, ana
the remaining 10 stamps procured ON the requslton are
Keted and sold reduced rate 70 persons engaged
ia smuggng cigars or IN making domestic cigars appear
ike impOres This IL new raud and u was hrst
discovered by special Agent Bingham AZ Boston.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
REFITrIYG THE rIGREss

The steamer Tigress B now lying IN the
Dry Dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard where about 100
men are actively engaged in preparing her Tor her
northern voyage She reported to be IN excellent con
ditiOn throughout Her machinery is beng thoroughly
overhauled She IS provided with compound enlno oil
about horse power and two tubular boilers Chei
Engineer sewen says the engine is very strong and IN
very fair order To guard against accidents spare parts
will be slowed away in the vessel The cabins are
being eftted. anu two email houses u Oy 10
feet In diameter. and very strongly buL are DelnS
placed on deok one forward and the other AFT for the
crew No orders have yet been received by the ord
nance Department. IN regard 70 ner arIlahtnD ~. mi ~
probable that the Tgress will only carry feW small
arms aud no mounted guns. Commander Greer says
that probably he Will not use the steam auheh no" On
fields. but viii push Oh with The I1gres- berseH no
hopes he able sa by the 10th, but tho carpenters
state that their work cannot De hushed ~ less bu
seven DAYS. working day aud night.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
CIVIL NOTES.

The United States District Court has ad-
iourned t 18th inst aud not tllthe nrst Tuesday
in August
The Summer season at the Boston Museum
will commence the 7h of July, with fairy piece,
which Miss Eliza Westhersby viii act.
Mr.. Jefferson will sail for England on the
9th inst He goes for beaeat OF his health. and not
To act and purposes EewYork about the lst
VI September.
The taking of evidence in relation to the es-
tate Charles NJ. Barras resumed yesterday morn
ing In the surrogae's Court, before Peter v Burtse
referee residents OF Coseob Conn. testi
the deceased owned property In that place anu
had told them that As meant "a make his perinAnoh
residence there rbe was adjourned nntl Tuesuhy
IniV 10 Burton n. Harrison for the petitioners inc
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
. woprL FLOATING PALACE.

The new steamer Rhode Island of the
stoningon steamboat line started It's nrst daily trip
70 Boston, VIA yesterday The distance Dy Inc
stoningon route 23 miles and s accomplished III less
than ghours the sieamereaving the pier foot OF East
Twenty third--t $50 and landing her passengers
in Boston before midnight Returning she connects
every day except saturday. with special tram leaving
Boston from the Boston Providence depot at p H.
The Rhode Island JOS feet IN length, ~ feet BEAM l56
teet depth OF hold and burden Tle engines are
Of he newest and approved patterns The diameter
OF the cylinder is inches and the stroke "a feet
adapted TO work full power with low steam pressure
of 70 pounds to the square inch. The main BOILERS are
three in number each with four furnaces, in two tiers
which work bv natural draft. The boilers are 80 feet
in ength ana l diameter ana are placed below
The deck They arc made Of charcoal hammered ron
have been sted pressure OF ~ pounds 70 the
square inch The appliances for he safety or the pas
sengers are well designed. The vessel ia addition 70
ine metallic febOats carries $50 cork mattresses, 100
ue-preserying vests, ana four he-ralts beside
several hundred ordinary ue-preservers The precau-
tons against rs also Excellent The steamer con-
taius was rooms, barber shop snOkngroom, paror.
and dInng-ru0m the latter seating 30 people Ken
carpets ulad work furniture ~ brd seie maple ana
rich mahogany and grand piano, are some oL Tie
attractions OF This really beautiful boat
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
RANK pEPosrroRs, GRIEVANCES.

The depositors of the Market Savings Bank
met yesterday at No Beekmsn-st. to hear evidence
before James RDwght, Register In Bankruptcy 70 he-
ternne whether extra allowance OF $1,000 :" r. W.
Worth lss nee of the bank and 10000 to William Man
MS attornsv sbould be mace The depositors IN
derstood 10 be unanimous their opposition TO thls
scheme while they did not object 20 fair compensation
for actual services The Market Savings Bank failed Tor
nearly q 600 on Jan - 1874 Mr Worth has received
for his srrres Ss9 81. Messrs Man and Parsons are
understood 10 ask fee Of 10000 counsel for the bank
in addition 20 $3.50 ch they have alreaS rscelVsd, Gu
The deposfors regard these claims n unjust Suce tne
failure of the bauk depositor' cOmmttte, composed
OF Henry Mnmiord. +. NJ. Dowley, g; W. Parsoh-' ~,
from time ~ tine and their last meetipg asked Tor
adjournment til yesterday. IA be the letter prepared
resi.r thre claims. BY agreement between c0ul-
SCI the ease was again adjourned tall sept az O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Brrrtro Alike Raj Imports or the isi q hoursia
Wheat sji lUl Com, al o 1u- oais
u p bast ShunentsNhea tJ44O hu1. 'oru
Rye 900 Hush Ran EInotN heat ttos euab
Corn 3l: Oats osc. Ee~iers. Foufoales Of Western
sUrng al s7dss: BAKER,, ~ 2a0 - 81 ner H.N~5 y
Wheat dali se basf- No. Waite Mcllglu AZ - 6--i f
bush Mwsukee Spring 81 teo nusl. MTnrtee 10
DO ~ Chicago Do. U hte Canals ~ 6sG = lp
81 BIZ Corn -r4F -.-, -Iuu h.s no =
AZ 4,ir. bu.h s7.c loo fush lo-i1, f2e of
STEADY; saes bush No - 5c oV 'is % aye Al - e.
naig s3s Bsrey Matt 0+l Do for " eeru; ~ o0 ~ %
Western. ~ lUV - 0f Pane Canada ~ e
MIL held At ~. Balance unchanged -
BALrIa0RE July ltotOn quiet an4 TezdTt Low lnfi ~
.: FAMILY DO Z5a ~. t.y Nils slDertue 3. I'd -
do -fGE9 - fsmiv - p ft Nfsfern ~
perne ~ l5d DO Extra So - FmlT - Is - .
anchar geo steady. Corn lu southern @ ci Co.
Westrr. A.1ei 4dfscs White Rye .sv as .o01oe HsT
dnd unchanged Western Butter care
Choice lFa2lc FaIr Ggc 6GAc WHISKY ql-et 40 20 ltis
CHCsG0 FlOur lI aud n0mlnaL lnfharge hest a
close sale of No Sprug a 23a ~ % So Co. solt o.; 20 lt
closed A. Juy soh q yta . loA eosiAS W
p.cr: seler a. Fl l+4 closing 40 q ilf
seller sspmb~r opeasl 81 J csed a. 81 lv Corn aTe il-
s6r. - d35e SIS bid; seller August
september st 04Oc Dat -eanel s14ef aaes o
No AZ 965lc Rye go,d demand Gle Tor No. . BareT dl
and nsclve; ic Fork hrnrr 4n4 415 1lAe
seller Aaguft ZtGp4 IS or iot'; 80 ;ds - g. of
no os Bulk Msais-lOn RIB 1drs 1-lr az ts c La-
eiisr ps quota1y EeceUso bDA o1r % vj0 basil
Wheat -Liip 1lsl. Corn au4 th bush Data ,-rmer 80
Four Io0J bush Wheat 1000 oush C0l ana 44s Dl-
oats Fezns im; Corn 20 buhao &C.
WuNrssroN 2sprts Of Iulpelne soil 90 4lsc k' H
quiet or Strained. crude IuTerlIr alT a. - of Ha
su4 ~ or yellow Dip asd rrrn. Tar h.s5sI .t 81 %
New-York tribune., 1873-07-03

hemiocks. -, The newspapers o California ask won
derngly Why the people of that staspeDd large sums
for mineral waters from che East when the greatest
varies Of mineral springs be found IN clusters
from Oregon 70 Mexico and from the Pacinc 10 the
Alkah Plai0s.
The summer excursions arranged by the Reacing li-
road Company include y the coal regions OF Penn
syvana eIght special excursions Niagara Falls by a.
many routes and Is general excursions ~ Watklnss
Glen, Niagara Saratoga. Detroit Montreal Boston, the
White Mountains. Newport, and other places Ihere
will also ba 10 trips incidental the ecursons
and optional Lake George the THOUSAND Isles Ch-
paIu Ha-ha Bav and other points, and five soashoTe
excursions 70 Atlantic City Cape Nav, aud Long Branch
- Minnequa Springs, Bradford County Penn, are
described as q delightful summeripg place. the nights
hene decousy cool and the heat during the day at no
time unendurabed The Springs 46 feet above the
sea- surrounded by mountain scenery OF great
beauty. === Rawley springs, Rockingham County,
Va Of the most beautiful sections OF the Old
Dominion. and 20 those seeking rest and quiet oiier
desirable resort C. r. DOdworth's orchestra, with
three members OF MS brothers EewYork hand, VIII
main az Cape May during the season. There are 10
hotels open at this resort and 4O private cot
t2ges occupied The DAILY WdUc MADE It's nrst appear
auce this season on Monday last
The summer house ~ Dalton, r. n, which opened
June 20 situated on high bluff overlooking the Con
ueccut River at the bead OF FieenMile Pals" and
commands extensive views OF the river valley, the
White Mountains aud Green Hills OF YermoDt==A
new GUNNER house at Flying Point one Of the
finest seashore resorts Long Island sound, situ
ated stOney Creek Conn. Thimble Islands
was opened roe 18th inst. The accommodations at
the Point for nslng pathns aud sailing are SAID 70 DC
excellent and the view uneNccled==Oid Orchard,
Me. is OF yna few Summer resorts combining the
advantages Gi ocean ana country. There is Grove
Of tine pine woods several acres In extent adorned with
ruslc arnors bowers and sests Ihe beach u safe and
bathing % The principal enjoyment Of each day.