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tans nit einem @ei6waoer na9 &reta
1i9 besebe, I'm ben @usbru9 elmer Sill
furreftion bort 5u %perbinoern.
, 1875-08-26
q. E. CRAW

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, 1875-08-26
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'uoblidnrdenoeS Bier su brauen. bat
alien Mnforoerunsen entipreden piro.
tol Senrp 9 0 ~ | +.
, 1875-08-26
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rem fam. SD eriude meine alien Sc.
lAaftsirennoe mir terner ibr seneistes
Nobliuolen 81 idlenter,
i b Int Mn. s. % patti.
, 1875-08-26
Deutl6es
8 / > aus
Mrs. Gbilow.
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M
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beutrft. Die 9obbdber Setsen on, no bic &rant9ea
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porben. Inter ben Segstlten esnnoeH n2 It.s
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Ste Rraufbeit etnwirten, aGb ben tranfen Stott snts
iernen, tn pelder Sor1 &c aud, sum yoritehein
bunaszproces Der Rranfbeitsitofe. Seber &ranfe
rtr6 bel Der Mnpenbune bieier &ur t~o3uiasen ittn
eiaener Mrst. Ienn Seenianb bur1 bifle Bdber fes
balt 1T, 70 III er mtrfiid nnb rabttat 9eletlt, Udbs
tenb nod Der bishertsen 9etlutetbobe BITE getttst
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nlnb fd offers elm sanass Seer fe:InSa'sr Srant'
Obsiei9 BE aopbdber oIe srant5eitens innerti4
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nod In acutem3 ~unanbe ~befinben, gang auberorbents
lid: atcber, ielbit Ierpens unb Tpphnstttberi
ssaisf. S tsss ISa naS a gasss%s a ut aMs Sa Ysse;;
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snatiSmns perben oft tebr, taneg, esbetlt;
inphiIiti2de Rrantbeitsn tn tebem @raSe. pet
1, tc-.u Srantbeiten, 9ratbtptsaDet, @es
tdtiuur er. S~eropbeIn sc: tit BITE g9irtan9 ttne
plSsti@sn. I'd .sars; ssar EN- gsS ~ Stsrs'd Ms.
acmfrebs ,ab ( fosenannte @asns eber
Sncfcrrubr (cin. s;sst unbelbore &rautbeitl
mnrben oebs,ii 8r lesterer 8rantbeit seben rs
Tro,ent 6eS ,.aderitoifes nit iebem Babe our5 ben
Urn OF.
Wte 8ar nnb giunebne> 9nluer rerSen na4
,e6em plas I'm aanoe pt-s1nbt, Der Nrsis bes
bsbesgulpers III 50, Der bes ginnebme : pulpsrs
81. Wan Iaie fi9 eine Broidare iiber bic aostns
= Wsli9er o6eS beatlder Spraae fdtdsn.
:. FIR. Rauchfuss,
q Stanton Ctr. (Box 1S99l
%tm DorE
, 1875-08-26
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land the Daily for one year to the getter hs of
club. Fiffy nniInrs
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dressed land the Daily for one year to the getter
up OF club, SfXty DoIiars.
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, 1875-08-26
Frank d. Hill.

IL dIlA Os xx1KIe
y umb Mufttcnir,
HOS Waiu CITRATE.
Der State Banf" seseniiber.
@ruubli:de unp periDnIiurs Gisentbur-
plrp auf DHsntlt1er Nuftion pber pripat uel.
fault. 9auler utb ga'p pirb permistbet unb
Oslonpere luimsrtlamtett tuirp auf has gplst-
tiren BON Mietbea sslest.
Der 8ertauf BON @runefiiden ,rsenb elmer
Ii. .iro aufs 50rsfaIsislts betrisoen.
mi mint
, 1875-08-26
0Dtparb 6. @pbbin,
5auSmafler II. Muftipndr
go. 1915 Maim StraGe.
So Der Office BON q. 8. Maury unb
Comp, 8anquifrs.

gc1crs. aue @elbafte, tpel1e Seaus aui
sen 8srfauf pon @rnnbfafen, Mietben une
germietbsn, ifelt @eriGtss unb S6ulbiheins
aus aud giebi er Worl9uB auf Mtetben ben
@isentbiimern, weIte ibm ibrGisentbum anper
iraueu. Werfauft auf bfentliAer Nuftion nnp
priYatim. Da Oerlsibe cine ie9siabrtse @r
fabruns in Dem @sl4afte bat, 10 1T er i'm
9tance ieins &unpen CUR 3ufrtspenbsit su
bepienen. mr. mi mint
, 1875-08-26

Gisie @sieaitait 1T tic 3aperIaifaite in
Den Ser. &taaten
Iislelbe lest einen Ylan ppr, bet prlden bic
WpbltQatsn Der Remembering nit stnrm
Orittel Der aspDbniiten soften cr.eibt peresn
fDrnen. Seine before WnlSse taan ssmaGt
perpen. @
anle,e Colleen welreu INNER prompt uni
pbne @ufltub ausbtsabIt une BADEN un,els
Slienten MIC @runp, NH IN ir9enp siner Wet-
Ie gu befIasen. Wit stnem %@rlparniIe Spl
10 Gents ta9liG, tam Gin Jeoer lstne ban .
lie anitanris naa leirem IOOs p~erlprst BADEN.
Selct nElere Circulate unb beludtst unS.
GtuilGs, weI9e eenauere &ustuaft min
l6en, wOlen ll9 esrallslt AM Serr y. Yers,
~ Der @rp. b. Vlts. wenpeu.
NIB } mi
, 1875-08-26
Maemten berlanat.

Or. Foorz IL Der gerfafer mebrerer meteintI4e
Derir, van eeuen ems dber 100000 @rernplare @tfas
seiunsen bat. Gin 3ueites .Das Msnfbenfsffstn" pber
.afeae gpltslpra4e unb esunber waeni&euSeraanS,"
bat einen Hbfas BON lber 10000 erreiat. Dieies lestere
Ebert erI&stnt isst easitfa unb beuti&. Gin nsasres
gDert ,gDiHeni&aft unb Dtdtuns" pber SAMMY TUBES,
Der iussnelide Mr,t Inb sPoNsiE, Der ldittse IHe, er.
f&eint ~sprlduis nar eusIiia. gDessn Sntaltsssr;si@"
utHe bieier gDerte MOLE man f6 entrsber an DIR. FooTE
wsnbea pter an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
129 East 2Sth Street, New York.
Maenten rrerben fir ben @trtrieb bieisr gDerfe perlanss
sub erbalten fsbr sinAise 9sptnsun8en. Sc rnander
aseat bat iasn burG ben @ertauf tieier gDsrfs fb ben
@runbaein 3a etnem tIeinen gerra5sen eeleet. nDas
Mtnl&.nlsfsu," III fir Grma6fene unb .,gDi6enf&afs unb
Dt&tans" fir Die Suasnb elm SOrsaali&es. lsfrrsi&ss ans
Invertebrates aDerf. Gin Snbaltsperasidnib Der Mtrts
weIde france per gpf an ieHe Gbrsfe ~Serianbt rdrb.
eistt cine ssafdnbtse 9ei&reibuns b~srfabeu. sua
einrnal:
Ngeuten ober Golportelre uerlargt.
nS..sE.n k.,;a oha,,
, 1875-08-26
SabressG% infummen .iiber. 81, SOC, 900.

Seine @eie0ihaft bictet gr0Bere Vor>
tbeile Oenen oil, melbe ibr 2eben perli@
dern, als oieie.
Dielslbe bat General Mscntsn in Is g taa.
ten eeS %lnpes uno 1T tie e~lnsisits liioll6s
Sompasnie, melhe I'M Staate 9tew 90 t.
Ohio unp Yenniy panll autr,ifirt 1T, yollasn
Tir SrtensrerlNtrunsen aus3usster. leter
81, 0, D 90
purben in 1sn IeBten s Sabren an Witiper
unb Wailen Spn pisler WeleLi9uft ausseSablt,
Der Grfpls cieIer 9pmpaenie it in ter Ge
lAibte rer Netensuerl1erunss @slel,Gaftcr
mod ME Oasewrien, wse ~fplseape Ntps..,Dts.
GrfoIees er ,abtt:
gpli,ra warren ausssssben am %. Mdrs 1867 Cine
- l.. Sept. 1869 5000
/. 3e3br. 1874 1890
" 1. Saauar 1o7o-23.OOCC
Shr Werfif1erun asbIan if ufnenieiti6.
, 1875-08-26
Brteft6e Gpnfuffattpnen
unenteelbli6.

aDsber w1inerali.n nod f3dbItde pFan3en sebrau&t.
Bstnabe 10000 patienttn tputeen BON ihm tn ben lestsn
jpan,ig Sabreu ~bebanbeIt Seber 8ag ruirb einssln fsrs.
fdlte restarirt, ob briefi& Sber Ysi5nlid, pb non benz
Doctor felbf rber isinen Silfsdrjten. 2estere fnb ale
wiHsnidaftlid %setiIbste W~tsbtetner.
Gae patientsn, pelde s~atfernt tuptnen, erbalten etne
ausflbrliae 8rassntife franco per YDt uber i'm Saufs.
Gin spafdnbiees fyferaati&es Gintrasen tn BEN Saaera.
s~erbinbert Gebler pser Srrtblnier. Die 8l4er usreeu
mar ron ben ansefslteu ser1ten eerHnfe
sDesa, Srasenlife csr e%aterweitiee GunfuItattuaea
abrsl1re u,sa pte folst;
Dr.. e. B. FOOTE,
Box 7s9, New Yesk
, 1875-08-26
THE DAILY sun, 90 A yEAR,

A preeminently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation In the world. Free, indie.
rom everywhere. Two cents a copy by mail,
co cents a month, or SO a year.
, 1875-08-26

Iisic @sisrli0att pat rur5 tp ibr nsu.a,
eIee ties bequemes Webauce, ode ret ~ ain
Inp 9te Ctr, tesosen.. -
, 1875-08-26
SIR @eridcran ssplan lift sesenieitig.
"a. COO NDlieem amsae
9sbem.

Sn bieier Gompasnie iinb uic1e Der te>
bieiisen &eutlder perlidelt.
9erog g. Goparns, @eneraIs@ sent.
ti0 9erinann Sophie, feutiGer Msfrt.
, 1875-08-26

Derh9elun9S Weleuf1att
nidmsaO, Da.

s. q. @ifinion. g'radtent.
&i6arn Srbg, .Vralipsnt.
s. y. Wilfininn, Setretar.
5 70. Nodmn0D, Nuettpr.
q. W. y. Drod, @. Av mebsSiniI9er
Eatbsebsr.
l@recut be Soaro.
). y. @iifiniom, 5. 9bompion Sroiun,
s. Is. SJij)b), q.
, 1875-08-26

sEMI-WEEKLY SUN, So A YEAR,
of the same size and general character as
81 WEEKLY. but with q greater variety of
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers with greater freshness. because
1t comes twice o week instead of once only.
, 1875-08-26

A Newspaper OF the Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics, Merchants, Pro-
f~essional Men, Workers. Thinkers, and all Nam
ner of Honest Folks. and the Wives, Sons. and
Daughters of all such.
, 1875-08-26
THE ~SEMI-WEEKLY sun.
SEND YOUR MONEY

In Post Office orders, checks, or drafts on New
1ork, wherever convenient. If not, then Register
the letters containing money. Address
, 1875-08-26
0irginia @taats>W a5ettf
tassa bsrausssssbsn BON
3eba 8. psin II.
,,Wo. 8 3p6lite straee.
&i1mo ,, So.

,SrSs.re au,eisen merssn btaism bere&net.
Mdt Uber nsuiaer Bel tn p,Iben etnen Saadre.
gae Nu,etsen tnb TIM gsraus Ut sahlen.
Die ssttuua NTH III Nt9moab uHo Unit
asarnb BON Ben 3rasern 1ar IS Ssnts per
Wohe nusgsirasen. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-26
THE HUDSON RIVER BRIGANDS.

DETAILS OF BOLD BURGLARY AT HASTINGS
SYSTEMATIC OPERATIONS OF THE THIEVES
HASTINGS, July "A, 1875.
Between the hours OF one and three O'Clock this
morning the residence OF DIR. Z. P. Huylar, OF this
place, was entered By burglars and property 10
the amount OF about $500 stolen therefrom. The
systematic manner In which the thieves went TO
work told the " oft repeated tale that they were
professionals The entrance was effected on the
north side OF the house first, through window
into the dining ROOM where they proved tn at they
were adopts In testing silver by the quantity they
broke up, Al the same time relieving the arduous.
ness OF their occupation by drinking champagne.
Owing TO the door OF this room being fastened
they were unaele to pass into the south part or
the mansion; SO leaving It, they went to
The 'front.' OF the house ana spent short
time in the Doctors library, hut, probably
finding the place uncongenial to their
taste, they lett without disturbing anything
although from behind a clock In an adjoining
parlor a buncn OF Keys was taken Tor future use
10 gain an entrance into the upper part OF the
and placed against the verands' from the roof Of
whicn they gained access through a window to
the main nall, at one end Of which stood a ward
! rooe winch contained quantity Of very valuable
/ dresses, &c. This they made for, but were unable
| to open 1t, from the fact that none OF the keys
from the bunch they had brought from the paror
would Ut the lock, and an occupied bedroom with
the door partially open on the cnain. being close
ing the sleepers. However, from another ward-
robe number OF silk dresses and other articles
were taken: Inc noors OF the various rooms they
In the upper nail turned on full blaze. That
THESE MIDNIGHT MARAUDERs
are q part OF the band OF Hudson River brpands
Is not improbable. and thatthey are In collision
! with lramps. or go round themselves in the day
time III me disguise or tramps, Is the general sup
positions for tramps are to be seen wing by the
roadside az all hours, aud, owing TO the supine-
ness OF tue authorities, come ana 20 unques-
| TONED. Considering the recent bold robberies in
| this vicinity, u is about time TINS eLnargy was
! thrown on and the tramps "kept trampthg on -
signals nave been heard from the shore TO boats
IN toe river at night, ana Ss the property stolen on
TINS occasion was bulky II Is not Unreasonable 10
suppose that system OF brgandage has been or
ganized, ana the thieves carry Oh their plunder
| on the gre at silent bignway.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-26
A RECENT DISCOVERY AT PoMPEIL

The PInooIo or Naples reports an interesting
discovery at Pompeil consisting OF a number OF
wooden tablets with writings. They were found
carefully arranged in an ivory box. The hacks of
the tablets are smooth and unwritten upon, and
their faces, upon which the writing is found, are
surrounded with Gtnd Of frame or border. They
are either separate or tied together, book shape,
with twlne In bundles OF three ana four. On the
tablets thus bound together the writing Is almost
always In ink; but the characters on the single
ones which had been covered with wax were en-
graved, and are still legiDle though the wax has
disappeared, as the sharp point or the style had
cut into the wood beneath. The separate tablets
contain receipts for payments OF money, and bear
the consular date, with the name OF the day and
the month and the amount paid. on the outside
edge OF the centre tablet OF those bound up IN
book form Is written an index OF the names con-
tanned In the volume. 1t Is entitled perScriDtio
ana 10 followed with name in the Renitve or
datve. The tablets are evidently accounts, and
from the way in which they are kept there can be
ne doubt that the spot where they were found
was the site oil Roman bankers house. They
were discovered In excellent condition., though
the damp TO which they mad been exposed has
rendered them very fragile. Those bound to-
gether are In the best state Of preservation.
Slgnor Forelli has given account OF the dis
covery to the Archaeological Academy OF Naples,
and IL Is expected that IL will throw much light
upon the conduct OF business transactions under
the Empire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-26

amount OF rainfall at Ashley-down was 1900
inches, or more than y inches.
The report from the Meteorological once saws
that a fall OF more than two inches has occurred
at several stations
A DOMINIQUE OF RAIN IN LONDON.
From the London GLOBE. July U.s.
Heavy rain has fallen continuously In London
and over great part OF the country since yes
terday. st. Swlthns Day has brought down
pour such as Is seldom Witnessed In July.
DAMAGES IN SCOTLAND.
Accounts continue TO be received or damage 70
crops IN Scotland by gale and rains. ON Mon
day, the Deveron Spey, Don and Dee were heav-
~ Hooded, and Ben Macdnul ana other noun
tains were coated with new snow hall way down
their sides.
IN SHETLAND.
The gale has been severely felt In Shetland.
SUDDEN DISASTERS AND FATAL CONSEQUENCES.
FROM the Cork Herald, July 1871
The effects OF the bad weather OF the past week
are beginning TO snow themselves In England.
Floods al Dean Forest nave burst an immense
dam OF water. flooding the CInderford Valley.
TWO villages are under the water and business
is entirely suspended The rain was still FALLING
yesterday.
In the West OF England the rains have been
productive Of more disastrous consequences. TRe
pressure OF the hoods caused q large dam at
Croncarn. IN Monmouthshire, TO burst. and the
waters swept away a lactory with thirteen per-
sons, all OF whom were drowned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-26
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

Mrs. George Francis Trains villa at Newport,
which has formerly rented for 81, 800, rents THIS
season for $1,000 and rents throughout the city
have decreased correspondingy.
The following are among the recent arrivals at
Niagara Falls;-G w. Morgan. England: Cap
tain Jones, OF the British Legation; Thomas
G. Low, OF New Zealand; Henry Ungriet,
A, Roe and family and Alexander M.
Ross, New York; william Nj. Lowering,
England; J. A. stone, Baltimore; n. +. Westwood,
London; W. Chandler anu wife, Washington; j. H..
Morgan, Cincinnati; J. G. shipman and wife, New
Jersey; r. G. Bbb and wife and the Misses Bib,
Baltimore; William A. Wells, England; Robert
Adams, and A. McKerrel Mobile; d. NJ. Make
peace Maryland; George ellis ana wife, England |;
Charles T.. Bacon, Hartford, Conn; Francis Kerr
nan, Jr.. son OF United States Senator Kernan /;
Mrs. J. Clark Miss Clark, Miss Mole Miss :. O.
HenchDerg. Miss L. A Clark MISS H. Cekmore and
Miss l.. q. CLAYTON, Philadelphia, furm u pleasant
party at the Cataract.
Among the recent New York arrivals OF Sara
toga are A. Berghaus, Harry BabcocE. +. Mar
quand, E. 5. Jatray. II. MailIard and Mrs. }
Malllard. Francis >. smith and Pierre Lorillard.
Ex-Congressman A. IL. Rice, OF Boston; ex-Gov-
ernor Curtin, OF PENNSYLVANIA; Mr. ana Mrs. Lit
tell, OF Kentucky, ana J. Laird, OF New Jersey,
Consul; q. w. Babcock OF Kansas, and Smith NJ.
Weed, OF PlattsoTrg, are at the states.
saratoga belle SAYS she mas new dress for
every grand ball. for she needs q special tram 10
carry the males.
A Saratoga philosopher says single women, as
ne mas known many "a girl TO be taken Tor a wife.
IL Is stated that neither the landlords nor the
hackmen drive the bun game at Oak Bluffs
Martna's Vineyard.
Recen: New York arrivals at the Ocean House.
on, +. Eggers, f. $. NadaI, Henry Branch
ana George Hammend; Miss Il. b. Parrish
gina; T.. a. BrinKerhon and wife. Engiewood,
\. j.. Benjamin V. Marsh and son, Philadelphia;
". NJ stevenson and wife, +. r. Beamy and Seth
Low, Bro0klyn;J j. l.. Deppeu, Jr., and wife, Louis
vile; W. +. Boyle. q. j. Rant, L. P. Plant, ST.
Commander A. p. Cooke and Lieutenant ".
Maynard, United States Navy are In Newport.
:, Mrs. Jacob Little and Mrs. Jackson, OF New
~ o. ~ sre az Ine weaver cottage, Newport
MAJOR i. j. EmersOn and lamIiy are al the Aquid-
neck newport. The Major has been ordered to
Fort Adams.
Among the recent New York arrivals at the
ocean, newport, are George D. Hedges ano wlfe
!. y. Fuller +. N. Wilson and vile, w. Ollvei
stone and James A. " nItney.
Baron Weltmann and John s. Langworthy, Dep
MY Comptroller OF the Currency, washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-26
JUAN N. CORTINA.

EXPLANATION OF HIS ARREST BY THE oovEnN-
MENT ORGAN IN THE CITY OF MEx1co-
LERDo's DIPLOMACY DIsTRUsTED by THE
Willy BANDIT.
MEXICO, July 10. 1875.
The Dtdrfo 0Nctal. the organ OF the federal
government in this city under date OF July l. fur.
nsnes the following explanation OF the arrest OF
Cortina:-
On the 1st of May last the PRESIDENT ordered
General Juan " CortinA TO come TO this capital
Tor the purpose OF giving some Information relative
TO the northern frontier THIS order was commu.
ing for some time in which to present himself
which was conceded 10 him. Inc time
having elapsed, mis- compliance with the or.
der or May i was insisted upon, ana he
then replied bv referring to his resignation
as an onlcer In the federal army. In consequence
thereof paper at Matnmoros said tnat the GOV.
eminent would have 70 do the same as 10 did with
Vicente Riva Paiacio accept the reslRnationD.
General O0rtlnh was informed that he
must obey the order, and that after that what
ever might be adudgcd 10 he right In regard Ia
his s0llcitatiOn would be determined upon.
COriIna not having Obeyed, arrangements fol
his arrest were made on the 1Stn of June, and the
order for hiS apprehension was complied with yes
terday July ~ morning, az Union Ranch QUE
league from MatamOrJs, at nine o'clock. In con
sequence thereof General Cort1na Will be con
dueted on BOARD .he sailing vessel JuareZ which
! lett Vera Cruz yesterday Tor Matamoros In com.
| pllance with orders which have been cOmmuni.
Gated. lie wall soon be Ia this capital where he
| Will be submitted TO the appropriate tribunal for
| dl.obediencc OF the orders Of the chief Of tue
| nation. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-26
THOUSAND ISLANDS PARK.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE CAMP MEErINa-TH
OPENING SERVICES.
THOUSAND ISLANDS PARK.

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RIVER ST. LAWRENCE, July rs, 1875.
We were truly surprised upon our arrival here
at the beauty and elegance OF this park and Its
surroundings. Tne park II situated on the head
of Wells Island, Jour and one-half miles from
Clay ton, seven and one-half from Alexandra Bay
and twenty ana on e-half from Cape VIncent-ai
popular summer resorts for sportsmen and pleas
ure parties. This wonderful park under the
management OF the Thousand Islands Camp
Meeting ASSOCIATION formed for the purpose
OF promoting the cause OF Christianity
and awakening interest IN international
work between this country and our provincial"
neighbor, Canada. II contains 975 acres OF land
with fine privileges for docking steamers and
boats OF all descriptions. The association have
already expended about $50, 900 ana are still i'm
proving the grounds. they have already erected
a dining hall, 40 by 100 feet complete IN all It's
parts. There are also on the grounds a meat
market, confectionery and ice cream store, a
general grocery. provision and notion store, and
are also to be blessed with post ONCE and next
year with telegraph once. There are several
cottages under process OF erection. No building
Is allowed to be constructed except good. substan-
tIal frame buildings with considerable prsten-
sions as to decoration, design &c.
THE SECOND SERVICE
was held to-day, sunday, in the Tabernacle,
by Chancellor Haven, OF the Syracuse University,
assisted b. =, Esy Messr Of
About two hundred persons were present. Inc
camp meeting began Wednesday,, July 81. and
Will continue until August 4. when there are
expected many thousand people.
THE GROUNDS
have been for the last week swarming with
tents, and many arriving each day. The Tab
ernacle, before mentioned, Is the largest OF the
tents and will seat three thousand people Boats
are running four times a day between Clayton and
Cape Vincent, Gananoque, Alexandra Bay, Kings
ton and Fishers Landing, and daily between Nj
agara FaIs. Cnarloue, Kocnester, Oswego. BROCK.
vllle Prescott and Ogdensburg Tickets over the
Utica ana Black River and Rome. Watertown and
Ogdens0urg railroads Will be sold at half fare to
and from the grounds during the meetings.
THE OFFICERS
are Chancellor +. .. Haven, President Hon. VIII
Ives, Vice President, j. +. Monett, Treasurer, and
J. r. Dayan, Secretary. The dining hall is pre-
sl1ed over by Mr.. Mcpherson. who has for quite
time held the same position at Round Lake. Many
prominent ministers expected curing the
meeting.