, 1875-08-21

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me Wy, reKn'sl racing sur; a1a tho other
I'gseu LOT toush "eathef. 90 az. thmsey m4st
!ook 70 ilo nasels f4a A's chp tue ~ ea.uiaay
o1 thls moath, Noen lhe fesatta sakeB p'aco' l
The Sheridan ssa,''s rs!se ib"lns miniature MI
YER yer 5aea .,,a, IL ~ ~. ~ IL h,aos 1 o. neh' se'
~ ~ hFS' sal'ea iof OIL 'h' lat Saturday In August
Ths r,3ze IL 10 la eonp.,ea for OH the Ia. .tu,dy
Iast', lie d.y il suitable Ii not, they sha des's
nate Another day.
Ihe yaso1 e,u'eff,n1 mus. To "a Mrloor-fiEscd' o1cn
He,9nea1a a r. oa usvn ,,,,i, M o,,
esht hours Prior to ofinck IT tho d., Of ths rac
The rourse to b. sroupd thrce boa,s Or buHy.
sAa rst moored tht outlets 1t thu lake IL" nth
e 40 1ncacd ~ To MAXI the distance Hallsd n u
NILE. ~ may TO.
fsca nst 20 cs'es sooa sa'17 and o2a's u 'oo o"n
Mr.,rt III, asaro, l.. puo,n n, +. r.rb.nr, and q.
L. Wilson constitute Confnitee euIowt tsei to maxi
rules for till reaatss any question which ,usy aTl,s
sh.ll liz decdosi Gy thcrn.
The Committee snail deaianstt tha Tins Or starring
and shall aet - judgs" u u" fae" tief dee.4ou III
81 n ~ ts ~ shsa,,. ~ .,x A. r. fr,,.o. ~.
v.nrr .1 hc tem1spaJi1y nur1 Ls ,,.t ,a,t of thr
Committee if.sent,
The uane of the winning yacht and tic naHe OF Its
owner '0a4' ~ 's " 'as rsa<' easa 'e"
Thcrs arc two public steamers. ons large, side
whoel, high.pfesaurc. loud.snort,ug boat. whI:h
might navigate tho MlBsissippl /: it IL natncd shc
| Luclus Scwtor1y," after its builder. and call
eQ - lAuHGloH8 IuE duutts IHo uppohll1Ou
steamer ia lighter boat, and Of coursc Is cal
oil Tho Lady Of tho 1.akc." Uo.h steamers
make two dnily tours OF The lake, aud AFRO naln-
| ly FRsTonized by tho transient people, who run
| up for few daTe Tue so{ {ournerB foE .he s'itl'
| fner Season have boats Of the!r OVID. There nEe
three steam yachts.-Mr. GeorGo l.. Dnn]arb,
| called tho t'Gertic," which is jaunty 1!tt1o
! thing with leaning Bmoke-8tacka. such III NAV
10 sccn on tic Thames; a1s. George Stusgca';
| called tho "Arrow," long, and gracefM, and
| vhito al swan and Ats. n. h. Fairhauk's+
called tho "CiBco," after the peculiar fish OF
Lnke Geneva, and bllllt for q substantial family
sacht; but IT aiso 10 have been Eiftcd by its
creator With capacity as to speed. Fortunately
there is tacit agreement not to race the stcatl-
crs aud, consequently, great saving OF lifc and
anxiety. ThoS really furnish tue best enjoy
lneut Of summer life hcro; the weather it mover
70 threatening "a TO portond danger. and tho
can be created on tho lake. With lunch
basket wlne-closet,, and boz u cigatn con-
ssantly on board, aud stlH breeze from over
tlia hills, life becomes cndnrnble under tho most
trying. circumstances; a high thermometer aud
low barometer loHe thclr tcrroIH Indar tAese
influences.
THE CHICAGO VILLAS.
Genoyn Msko ~ summsr-tesrrt. Mr.
ShaItnn Sturris was tic first to como. about
i've 1earB apu. He found the climate peculiarly
favorable t. an Invalid jn his faulty, aud lo-
solved to build. Fortuuaroly. ho acquired about
e na'e a ot bu G Linz ssps .sS nsa the
snn,s residence on The ion Of y hiIi on tha west
bauk Of tho lake, and laid out largo rast Of bis
WalIs It's seniority aud tAo devotion OF itg owner
bnyo aiyen this Wills decided advantage iu the
way of cultlystiou over most Of tic other SUM
mer rcsidonccs. alr. S,eltou sturgos is ontlslai-
astc nuout Geneya Lake. aud rIopuBea 10 t]y
Tho He'd Cross of Gepoyn Az o,pbiematIo OF il
| sanitary nrorwrtics. alourside OF tho Starr aud
Stripes. from :ts ton Of tho picturesque wind
mill uhlct, pumps tho waters ct tic lake upon
Tie family of MT, Buckingham Htarees have
cottage OH 3fr. Suction Hturgcs place, aud WILL
probably by next season, build largo hollsa u
httlo further hack on the hill. hlr, tieo1go
sIursea houHo IL now in tho villago not far fro,u
tho Whiting House, but lo also owns large
strip Of wood land fronting Oh tho lake aud
adjoining Shelton 6tusgcs' place, where
llo will bo likely to- build. Mr.
CLarlrs l., Wilson, Of the Journal is
also QUO Of tho pioneers Of Geneva Lake, Ills
family il ilore for tho fourth summon. aud occu-
| piss d plcuxaus cottage in the village.
On the opposite sldo Of tho lake-she eastern,
ahore-tbo most prominent places arc those Of
Mr. Julian s. Ilumsey. e1-County Treasurer, aud
Sir. George L. DuulAp, tho now Citv Masst,aL
| from whom 30 much retorm IL expected ip mat
| tors sadly In mood OF it. Mt. llunsev has also
| spent several summers hero with largo family,
to whom ~ vol as himself the aojousu has given
health and . iongor lease OF lifo.
| ,tr. Dunlap built Il largo hous,
for tho putporo Of uniting every
| summer family Of ladies exceptionally devoted
| to ono another, TITO widow and daughters Of tic
| !ato John u. Nico, Que of Chscago's recout Con
grcsssneu. Tho plan las succeedsd admirably,
Mrs. George t. Dupi.p strs. Jsnes M W. " soIoll
| Nrs William Smith, aud Mrs Orson Smith, and
their families, ha7e liyud together On tue banks
| of the lake. 10th the Dunlap aud lsutnE.y
places arc spacious and rich in cultivation; tho
housos ase sct hnck Oh one OF the hills overlook
/ Jug tho lnke tho grounds are handsomely laid
out, and tho charms Of tho location utilized ln
tho lighest degree.
SORT or AtApp,s's rA,.Acr
| IN found onuosite tin Dnn]ana anI nrnsopa
nuh has boar ererteti hv Nj i Ea,rt,sns =. =
conntry resIsnco Tor lin fsnily, II ~ hka - ~ -
Arabian NIGHTS dream 10 soiournars nr /. ..Ia
GoneyA because It camo "a II by marie. Ia"
1ant fai IL was ono Of tho llttjn farn,a tat ,,o