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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-11

A dean catamaran is build ing at
New York for the Hudson river pas
sengsr traffic. A cata,nsran 10 two
hulled vesel. The bulls of this craft
are Of iron, 6H feet in diameter. and
200 fset In length. Her displacsmsut
viii be only 70 tons. while her horse
pOsx VIII be 476. . wonderful die
propertionmsot compared with that 81
other tsamsrs. She will Aavs accom-,
sodAsisss tcr 400 paassdsers. aad The
idea ot her builder q that she viii
aarkp the unprecedented stssn,boa,
time of y miles n boar. II she does
and II ~ 10 . suoeess q Z CARRIER, I
ressluts6d to river stssmhoating will
quickly ensus.
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WHAT YOU WANT,

Is a medicine that will do the most
good in the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. T. Cody & Co..
druggists snd apothecaries. are now
into the market list Of
non-secrets medicines (the Formula for
the preparation Of which is published
on the wrspper.) which are designed
especially for diseasrs peculi.r TO thi.
climate. Our preparation Of tar and
wild cherry is better for coughs aud
colds than Gsfman syrup er any other
medicioe. Our SarssparilIs for the
blood our extract sof Buchu for tho
kidneys; oar Troohss for bronchitis:
our Soothing Syrup for children: orr
Losenges for worms; our Condition
Powder for cattle and hon Sos; our e.
sence of Pepsin for dyspepsia. and our
vsrioas toilet preparations are the best
in use. Sff@. So
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Browne HousehoIa R,anaeea.

Browns Household Panaeea.
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally. and therby more
certainly RELrEy8 PAIN. whether chron-
ic or acute. than any other pain allevi-
ator. and it is warranted docble the
strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain ir the SIDE. Back or Bow
els, Sore Throat. Rheumatism. Tooth
ache. and ALL ACHES. and is The Great
Relierer Of Pain. '.BRowN's HoUsEHoLD
PANAcEA" should be in every family.
A teaspoonfrl of the Panacea in tum-
bier of hot water [sweetened. If pre-
ferred. taken vt bedtime. Will BREAK
UP COLD. % cents . bottle.
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That L P Smith is very popular
man where be IL best known was
evidenced in the Republican primary
Of two weeks ago. Of 100 votes then
and there cast. in bis Ward, he got 80,
or every single vote but one He 10
almost equally popular with Democrats.
ard of possible It's votes there we
will be disappointed if ne does not re
ceive $50 tomorrow.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


NSeee4Ae
PoRf TowasEsD.2 July Capt.
Rainford. Ct the schooner Isabel. re-
rerts the bark Henry Bpck At Ouaa,
laska the fore part Of last NOAH. dis
charging cargo. Revenue cutter Cor.
win WAS receiving coal from her and
would be ready tosiesss faf the Afceia
Ocsan ~ q few days,
The hull and Cargo. of the stranded
ship Eidorsdo are advertised fsf sals q
Paplic auction ias this city On MoudAy.
July RIA - ssa sesas3 ~e4ssissz.
Three men. who recently deserted
from Fort Townsend were arrested yes.
tsrdsy while on their way up the
und. I've q Port Gamble sand tho
Omar e Fort Ludtow.l Is - -
Ollie Jansen, the seaman who was
kicked in the neck by the nr.ts OF the
bark David Hdadly, I fev days sineo.
died Of his wounds 1T the Marine Hos
pital last night.
Brig T w Lncas. for Utsalady, and
schooner Alice. from Honolulu for Port
Blake!y. called from here yesseg day.
Ashipand bark pssss1 mp the sound
with fair wind this atiernoon--prub
ably the Dashing WAve and ursat
Western.
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The Uaitsd States 10 not the only
ooaEtry advancing 10 population. Lit
tie Denmark. which ~ suppesed = be
sull Of peopls . handred pears age. has
ssissd on. 900 during IN past decade.
The latest enumeratioa givss that q.
.iaasivs Kingdom aPspsAsisa .oi ].
000. 6e5 aouls.
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saem Tax UPPRn sxAGur.

AHA CRY. June 80, 1880. !.
EDIraa INrELiIaEScER I
In compliance with tho request of .
number Of miners l herewith send you
. brief statement Of faots regarding The
route ints the miuss known ~ the Ss-
sttls route. A number Of miners have
passed. here within the last few days
who teldsne that they had engaged
passaes % The stssmsn It Seattle that
we're sdvsrtissd 70 60 10 the head Of
navigation. but. instead Of doing 20.
Asd PAT thenssG u o. near The mouth
81 Sank rivsr. which IL p miles below
NJ hsad q navigation. end theirs thsy
were unable 10 get Indians 10 bring
their provisions mp hsre. a thsy (the
Iadians) uill nos run thsir canoes 6
this stago Of water, and it will b. ne
hoeAog - ~ next thsee months. ~
tAey vsse eonpslled - lsavs their pro-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-11

CoNvALEscENT. Mr. Booths little
son. who was badly hurt hy fall. on
Friday. remained unconscious all day
yesterday, when he came to himself
ani seemed quite surprised to learn
what had happened to him. His
physicians think he will be up aud
around in a few days.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-11

by all means avoid say and all So
called cough syrups. for they are fill
ing more graves with poor nortals
who used ehese nostrums, than ell the
wars ever done. Regulate your bowels
with Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purifier
and your cough will leave you without
suy further trouble. Your Druggist
has it or will get it for You. "The
Original" Insist upon having it.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-11

The political faasral Of Chief Thorn.
dixie will eOcar tomorrow. The tolling
Of the bells has already begun. The
pail bearers viii number three fourths
the voters OF the city.
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Gained Right Pounds In Ten Bays.
ALExAxDRIf BAY. N. T.. Aug 1879.
III ii. WARNER s. Co: A ehort time
ago YES almost . skcletop from :
chronic kidney disease of long stand.
ing. and was anticipating speedy death,
three OF the best physicians 10 North,
err New York and Canada having
tresstd NE Without benelIt. then
commenced taking your safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. end in two weeks il
has completely restored my health and
am - hearty, - lever sw.% - NJ dis.
ease hsd reduced ny weight fIom I8O
TO 80 pounds. and it vss still lessen
inn avh>e ], c8gssenssl tai fSe teus.
nedicins. I then gsined eight pounds
In ten days' time. I am astouishsd Of
my rapid cure, and so'Afs others.
CHARLHs DAVIS.
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Every vote for Marshal. cast tomor:
row, that 10 not Tor J e MuGraw viii
be q vote thrown away.
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1'Hsl Boss LUNCH AND rue BEST
BtER. you will slwsys Ind &. the
Coacosdia He'll. on Hill street, not
only the best Of home made. but also
the excsllest Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also Imported bser In quart or pint
hotties. Boiled ham and all kinda 81
cold lunches 70 order. q H@Ae3 se@
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GUARANTEEING, nc.

srHI sUBsCRIRER HAS MADE ANOTHER
= astsmpe TO stszt shop In Seastls 10 doueIl
rspaixing baby wagons, parasols ana umbreliss.
shsxpectne scinHors, &c.. &C.. for which he guar.
antses sstsfsction ct rates cheaper than It can be
done q any other shop In town-ssy one-h half lees
Shop ON Commercial street. opposits the soap FAC.
tory. sf'S -. sss4f . 8. Smith 5
Seattle. July 9Th. 1850. .eal - -dtf
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cALlgsesaA.

SAN FRAxc1sco. Jolly 9.-Sailed-
ship Alasks for Seattle. ssd skip D.sh-
iEg Wave for Tacoms. 49,
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CITY ELEcTIoN!

d1al97sa az 83. s@
NIOrloR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A GEN.
IN eral election for all City Officers of the City
OF Seattle. hereinafter named. will be held on
Monday. the l2th day Of July. $50.
The Ofacsrs TO be elected are: @+
One Mayor.
One Marshal.
Two Councilmsn for The First Ward t4
Three Councilmen for the Second Ward.
Two Councilmen for the Third Ward.
The places desigpated fer holding said election
and the o6lcers appointed to conduct the same
shall 10 - follows, to-wit:
FIRST WARD.
Election shall BE- held ON Washington rect
ne II Oommarcial 0exoek. ace aIt
Inspector @. L. Hatch. H.,
Judges-John Keenan, aid n. G.. Thornton
Olerks-I. 4. Turner and Frank Plummer.
SECOND wAHD.
Elsstisn shall b held in the Council Chamber
On Columbis Street.. aisN a17 '17a& ~ =
lnspsctor--D N.Iyda. ssl, 44av tea
Judgss-W. ". Barrier and O. G. SAorey.
Cierks-Andrsw elorsh-aud Henry Miller.
.<ass THIRD WARD. xFsek
Election shall b held In bulldog belonging
to 1absrt Ahssms. TIE second building from the
eeen6f q xt61t aed ma streets.
1VoeooE.3. 0or6GA ~ - f4Nss e. af
@n6eoERebsrt Knipe axA Z e. Robbins.
Clseks-rfank 1ontans snd Mcdaniel Bartlett.
By order oft oosneil.
Dated yuns 2eth. 1850. N~ go.
Z. 8. OSBORNE. 81
asas& - 4ass ulsrk Of The City Of seattle. {,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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TONG YE CHONG.

The oopartnssship heretofore existing bssvssa
Lsu fooke and Leu 70 Son. in the husinsas -.
risd on usder the name OF Tong IL CAns. ~
been dissolvsd. Lea Ys apss rstsss frsa -
business; Leu Feois remaining and payisg y
dsses I'D csllsesina al aeasys dns Tong n
Chone.
gesx $3.50 3lF
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NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, X. l.. July 9.-COlOnel n. NJ. Beck
with and family OF New York, have arrived at tue D.
G. Weaver villa on Belevue-ave., Just south OF the
Ocean House which they have rented.
Mr.. j. AmOry Goldman and family, OF Boston have ar
rived at the Ocean House for the Summer.
Mr.. l. yelling president Of Columbia University ut
Washington. d. c.. Is here the guest of Mr. W. B. Law
renee.
Nj. suydam Grant, Of New-York, has arrived at the
Livingston cottage on the cliff. which to have been
occupied by the late d. l. Min, Of New-York
Dr. W. II. Van Buren,, OF NewYork. is here. tho guest
OF Mr.. Royal Phelps. Governor Carroll. OF Maryland
Will arrive next week az Mr. Phelps's gaest.
Thomas Hughes tho well known English author, will
be here next month the guest of Franklin W. smith,
OF Boston,
John n A. Griswold has informed the tax assessors
that New-York Is his place OF residence. MI Girls
void of the governors OF the Newport Casino ana
is very wealthy.
Mr. f. II. schernerhorn, OF New-York has arrived at
his cottage. Captain Ramsey commanding the torpedo
station. has returned TO HIS duties. large number OF
cottagers we're az Fort Adams this afternoon. The
weather which was fosgy kept many away who had
made arrangements u he at the concert
The frst hop at the Ocean House for the season of
The funeral OF late Henry Ledyard was solemnzed
to-day from the Congregational Church;
JLe Taited States I G. Holloway ana J. W. Jewett,
from New-Haveu; Dr.. D. II. SEN and H. j Reynolds
from Ncw-York; ID {. om.th from bOs'On' ana D. d.
Hopkins from Louisville. Ky:
Dream Hougc-1hOmas A. Eddy and wife, John Earle
ir Mr. J. Grove. Mrs J. o. Khire3. William FurnIse,
" J. Furni,s, Frank J. Stevens, Edward J, Sandiord
" r. Mead L. NJ. shepard Miss Adde Bates, W :
R.niliuin j. A. Wilbur NcwYork; G. 7. Dodge aud
W.T. J. l.. Webster and wife. W. G. Webster. Prov
derce; VI A. L. smith. Lott Clark IT,. Boston n H.
SPINNER Mis- l.. Bates. Taunton ;. ID. klmball, Chi
c1gU; G. f. VERY Worcester; Mrs. j. b. Emery. Idaho
CIV: Robert Winthrop and wife. Boston.
Iofei Aqtdnek-N. NJ. Beekurtt and family
Mr. BpcK New YORK; l.. c. TiiingheSt, Philsdel pLia
! A Couch Miss Mabel Wacott. l. r. Horton MISS T.
A Dodge. q. r. Nlyens. Miss q. A Bmuham, PcOyt-
dcnce; W. =. Cr1gin ard wife, Chcagoi g ,orge H.
Umigkin ana family, GainsborO, England; c. Chandler
and vile, New Bedford.
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BIBBY-On July o. $50 az his home Paterson. y j. VIII.
lam Henry Kenible Bib0y. agei Is years.
Funeral services will BE- held at 81 tauis Episcopal CHURCH.
Paterson, MOndiv. July ~, AZ 1880 D. ~.
Friends are Invited 10 ATTEND without any invitation.
BODINE-sudden!y at West Hampton. !. J. on Tn'siay:
July. g. lSS kau.d 3iaN Vol infant son OF "a hhnd
Windsor aud Belle Brownies BOlins aged months anu Ia
Inicrment in Greenwood
UOWIAND-In this city. Thursday morning. July 5,
Hannah widow OF The Late Benjamin j. Ho~land aged -
services at her residence No 32l West 22d saturday.
Esa,iyes an irienGs and those Of hr soonaE Edmund
Nefmore. invited 60 attend.
Boston and Charleston, =. c., papers please copy.
IANAt Casfet0n the Hudson. l1I-siaf. July p Jane
Funeral services will be neld the residence Of her sonn
clark q. Richards at CasetOn On saturday July 10
Rsatiyes aud friends are respectfully invited I, and
Interment Greenwood Train arriving al .2dst depot At
3.ij y.
PARLIAMENTARY morning O'Clock. Colonel William
nlden Pc OF thrombosis 81 the heart aged " yearA
Notice funeral Will be given hereafter
ROBINsON-On Friday. July 8 EmeFline C., daughter %
William Isabel kobinsou aged years months -
and friends are invited q atteg tho funeral
sunday the lth lust, AZ D. az IL EAST 2sthsI, Har
lem.
RUTHERFORD-At ong Branch y J. Fdil7. July Q
Isabella daughter OF Joseph NJ aud Henrietta j.
Rutherford IS months
Flncra services VII ta1s place at tie residence o. her pa
ION inst ARRIVAL OF train leaving Barclay aud Christo
pher Ferries al 3:5Op IN
sMALLEY-A At Bethlehem. n IL, on "Wednesday mornn
Iuy Z William T. Smailey OF Planneld =. j. VI The
late susan N, small ey Ia the Joh year Of h
Funeral or SATURDAY 10th Grace Church, PLAN
ares WI pe IN waiting on arrival Of rair from
Of L0erty-st Friends kindly requested not % orng
flowers
tay evening Elias Titus IN thc 10Th wear ~ ms age
Frends are his funeral from his late real
Carriages IN waiting at Pughkeese depot arrival Of train
leaving New YORK, at lO:3O n M.
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IN TILE CATSKILL RANGE.

KINGSTON July 9.-Since The Fourth there
hos heen a constant rush to the mountain resorts
This region The tide OF travei the Ulster and Della
war;. Railroad Is three times "a great IL this time
last season The hotels fast filling up. and some
have been obliged to turn away many applicants for
want 81 room
The occasional rains OF the past few days have made
wonderful change IN the color OF the grass and
Everything ia beautiful and green. To-day the view
from the mountains has been bright aud clear and
zoe, delightful breeze has pervaded the heated
phere.
The Gu'gon House, at Pine Hill, Is ct present full.
Among the guests are: A. p. Van Geson and wife,
Poughkeepsie " V. F. Wells and wife, Merdeu, Conn.
II II RAIDER " r. WISE W. +. stevens, James :. Myers,
Oto Ruhe W 4. Haines, and Henry T. Smith, Of New
York City.
The propretors OF the Tremper House, Mt PhOencia,
have been obliged rut up number of COTS the de-
rand for room was so great Among the late arrivals
are. C. C. Dawson J, DcwenaD. Colonel VI. y. Brys0n
and family. John n. Haywood, Jesse A. Marshal, A. NJ
sweet New York General . L. Brown, Robert Lee,
BROOKLYN; Mrs o. II. Perry and Mrs Charles Perry
JOIN : iIoey and family. of Long Branch. have been
amending a fe " DAYS M the Tremper House.
MIR W b. Kinney and wife. OF New York, are at An
dos Delaware County. MI Kinney formerly Mn
iser to italy and also founder Oh The Nerdrk DAILY
T1rrr are nj present 200 bOarders at Lake Mohouk
House and ninety at MInnewash House. Both are I'LL
Ing up rapidly - -. 49,,
Guigon House. enjoying the trout and sketchng the
The Btecze Lawn House Hunter, is enjoying It's Gus
tou,ary liberal share OF patronage.
Al line Clarendon Cottage, the most prominent ate ar
ri1ols are DR. Jol n A. Adams Major samuel Il. Kidd
Oscar Brewster and family and p. IL Fraiser
> b Mills the pianist will spend the season as usual
neuIS
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LryEnpool July e-l2.8O D. m-Cotton steady Hiddlfns
nea a 1885, 6aes io specSson and sSport Recs,.
1880 bales including loo baies american fniure'IUR
ana August delivery 6lsd do August and spieuser
Do October and Novsinber delivery Ord Futures sesdy
sales o. The %ses 1o9 bales Am 5 M ~,
warded from ne ships side direct 20 spinner 500 ba.es
can, b.,s stock 755,Ooo bales American 5Oi
900 bales amount Of Cotton sfos 262OOJ baies American.
LIVERPOOL July The The cay
LIVERPOOL, July 9-5l5 p m..Coon1Fn tnres1u Pland'
August and september delivery. os'lsG Future, closed
AcGi;srA. July e.-Couon quiet Mdanor, lie.i Low
Middiing l0-c Good Ordinary &c. reoe - bales sales
receipts 2Si bales snpment 1876 baes: sae- go7 baes
Mdcling ii7Isc GOOD ordinary lO'isc receipts.
bales sro~- 325 bales export 70 the Continent O. bales
weekly rst receipt. IO67 bales gro.s babes
coa stf 55 bales ?y sales SIS bales WV
boston. July J.Couoa II aiy. MlddhBs re. io- ND
saoss $50 bales export Great britain 6l bales siocr
bales exports 10 Great Britain. !. 80 D,.es
Middhns &C., Good Ordinary 10 &C. net receipts = bales
sales bales stock 2oe3 bales weekly net receipts 1O7
G1IvHsUS July Corton nominal Snddins II .c, Low
Mailing no Good Ordinary. '"sc net receipts ~ bae.
55Sg bales: weekly ne; receipts i29 bales exports
co9stHise, $50 bales sales. ~ O-rs. ,,,,.. ~.
receipts rs bales shipments e25 bales siock sO43
MEMPHIS, July Cotton nominal Mddllns, i ~. re-
stock $50 1868 1879. $500 bales weekly receipts
700 bales; shipments 73i bales sales 005 bales
NOBLE, July 9.-C0tm dull; Middlng ID &c; Low MID
ding. lOhc Gool ordinary Jlc; net receipts 3s3 bales
Coistwlse, DO bales
bales stock 6.503 DIes weekly receipts, 74n bales
gross 7IO bales exports coaswse 93 sales 1850
bales
NEw.ORLEAss July 9Cotton quiet Mddfns. i nc Low
MiddinR lei Good ordinary Oc net receipts 900 bales
49, bales. exports 10 Franc $3.50 bales saes soOi
stock Gjf weekly receipt So Dales gross
Britain. 1850 bales o. France
s o. bales Continent 2Oj2 baes coastvise. 1871
bales; sales. 1850 bales.
NORFOLK July 9-Cottoh dul Middng 1 Ac.: net re-
cepts bales: exports ~ bales sales - bales
stock a. Az bales weekly net receipts 1880 bales exports
coastwise. 40 bales sales. - bales.
PHLADELI HIA July 5tottOn nrm; MddlnZ l2i.c.; Low
M!dlhng, ~. GOOD Ordinary. llLc: net receipts IS
baes gross u sales l5 bales al spnner- STOCK
1000 bales weekly receipts. 1879 bales gross 1ib
bales exports Great Britain, 2OJ9 bales sales 1879
bales: sDinlrrs LIS bales
sAyANxAH July 0.-Cotton steady with light demands
Mdduug sc. Low Mdlng j. -: Good Ordinary, 9rc
receipts. 80 0ars sales 100 bales stock 81 bales
weekly receipts 5i4 bales exports coastwise. LII
bales safes. $50 0ales.
II LOTS, July 9-Corton steacy Niidlng u &c; Low
Mdng lOAc.. Good Ordinary, 9ae receipt L. bales;
Shipment 3O7 bales sales, .s6 baes stock $40 bales:
weekly receipts, s@3 bales Shipments s- b1esi sales.
3,OJi bales
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low. OF New.York Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hubbard
of Chicago, recent arrivals at tho flseron
Mr. Thomas Sloane and Mr. Charles A. Coe are occupy
ing cottages at Elber0D.' ,..
The brighton IL filled with guests for the season
James A. Bradley the founder Of AsburY Iaik nas
brought suit for libel against Dr. Hugh Rinm0ntn tne
proprietor and A l.. Thomas the Edltor Oh INC o""'
Press, n Journal published at AsDury PARK
Robert l. Beknap, treasurer OF the Northern racine
Railroad, Is Oc upying his cottage Ut SeaDrlgnt 1i'
William shippen Is also In his cott1ge NJ the same PaOe
Following are among the recent arrivals - AMI \,
HOtei-J D. Marks, Memphis; Jas. n Mills, VI
B. SWEEP, Brooklyn j. H. j. Ball. Rlcharu ~ Chpui"h
Philadelphia ]. O. Rung, NJ. D., ). Uhlmans A L.
Dali, F. b. Kelly. c. u. Owens. Charles H. Adams, r. r.
Washburne. Samuel Lipser and wife, Caleb kneVa anu
WIFE, Mrs. T.. Brentnal, New York. ~
Tinted States HOteI-W. ii. Underwood. DotrOlt D. H.
Branerd. r. X. Van Benson, Richard Pearce ana wiz
George Dillon and wife. Brooklyn Il. Ross ana wlis r.
Segman and wife, L. GOOdheart j. Z. SeHshlhh' No"
York
Mansion House-w J. Guiding. Dublin, Ireland j.
". Dunn, Elizabeth. N. j.; NJ. G. Kellogg ana 1anly
Philadelphia; John Ryan and daughter WAerpuI5i
William Young. General W. II. Sreeter W. wheeler
NcwYOrk -
Hotel Brtqhton-Mrs. J. Gregory, Buffalo; J; II.
KrOuse aud family DIR. b. J. Perry and VIE, New l0rk
Hotrdnd Hotel-W. G. Goodrich and wife, G.; J. Van
derbilt q. W. Kidd and wife, f. Ellsworth aud fhmliy'
Philadelphia Miss Price, Troy +. NJ Earle L. H.
Moves and wife. G. n. Terry, New-YOrk . - ,,s
West End HOte-A. C. Washington, b eInltn = It,IuS
Philade phia; j. Brown, Washington j. W. buIHaII ~
Chicago r. N. Wilson, Baltimore; c. Etinge, j. H.
Moore d. W. stanton and family, L. SLENDER ana FANNY
New-NOrk. $3.50
The Brooklyn House was entered last night by sneak
thieves and a daughter OF a member OF the New-fork
Jockey Cleb was robbed OF 81 300 worth OF diamonds
arrested on suspicion OF having cOhhI't'u
the robbery.
The cottage Of william Lewiston, near Deal beacn'
was entered by burglars last ugAt and nearly @lOOO
worth OF jewelry, clothing etc, taken
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ALONG THE JERSEY SHORE.
ITEMS OF NEWS FROM Long BRANCH AND NEIGH
BORING RESORTS.

ITEMS OF NEWS FROM Long BRANCH AND Ntldh-
BORING RESORTS.
LONG BRANCH, July 9.-Ihe early part OF
the dav M Long Branch was cloudy. with few adj
vanishing drops Of rain at about O'Clock. II midday
the skies cleared and tine hone out brightly nut
RAYS were tempered by che prevalence OF cooling
soutbery breeze The hotels remained vel filled, and
what TO do with the Saturday rush expected tomorrow
Is question that is agitating the minds Of their pro
prietors.
Atll m. tomorrow the Monmouth Yacht Club will
give first regatta OF the season. on the 5hre"SOurF
The course is ten miles.
sweepstakes handicap came of at Deal Beach Shoot
ing Park to-day. at which there was some excellent
sport
Lawn tennis IA the fashionable outdoor game at the
Rowland Hotel The spacious smOOthe-shayen lawn Of
that MOTEL is well shaded the aernOOnand thus oilers
excellent facilities for this pleasant game The cos
,r,es worn BY the ladies when thus engaged attract
much attention from throngs passing on the avenue
Coroner Eugene BrItton has lately been appointed
roc officer TO represent the State Society for tue RE
yentou OF Cruelty Animals and has entered upon Ms
duties M the Branch" The hum9ne portion 81 tie
community are now hoping TO see the condition OF TIE
many matreated horses here ameorated.
The Hon l.. H. Alien, jr., Hawaiian Con'"luenerl'
aud family w. c. Wilson aud fam ly DR.. aud dfs j. {.
I'll Of New York and Mr and Mrs ~ Far4hursi, OF
Newark are among the guests Of tie CoeiA1A hol4e'
Asbury Park.
The following wel-known res. denis OF New1orH are
q, ,na Hathaway House at Deal Beach: Messrs. Z. T.
Tooker T. NJ. Barnes, John ID. Wing DaViH VI turner
Ralph Wells Edward Hin, J. {. Chuoo. l. u hu'hneH
and sberf Van Rensselaer,. All OF the above gentlemen
have their families with them.
A., ana Mrs LisoenaTa stewart, Mr. AM MrT' l. i"ard
O. Coles, Mr. L. wansell aud Mr.. AM 'iiS L. = "'"'