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Dodge City times., 1880-09-11

lay them neatly IN the drawer when her
play is over. am sure this room will
look very nice when mamma returns"
Ii the training is begun early it soon
becomes easy for little folks 10 do many
things well. How proud and happy
these miniature men and women feel
when they have this token of their mo-
theirs confidence in their ability to care
for such things as she intrusts to them!
and Of course it will be often necessary
to be a little short-sighted, and to pass
over few items that will bear i'm
provement; but don't point them out
at once. Let the mistakes or defects
wait. Appear pleased with the first
effort. 1t will be time enough when the
next trial is made to say, Il would fold
this little dress so" or, Il would put
these books here Just So" But give as
much sweet approval and praise as is
judicious to gladden. and encourage
them in every effort. Gentle hints may
be interspersed with all the approval
consistent with truth. and it will not be
long before the mother will find her
little prattlers quite competent to take
large share in keeping their play
il.
But if these lessons are not eegun early
and made pleasant, children will have
acquired the habit of being ,caited upon,
and will learn to prefer it to helping
themselves.
Each wear. as child can bear it, the
;mportance of the trust and responsible
ty NAV be increased. II the labor is
accented as a loye-offering. to save
"motber' a, time and STRENGTH. there
will soon he found WILLING hands and
hannv hearts ready at all hours to
tighten the labor and save many weary
stems. while at the same time the Young
are learning a lesson that will do them
GOOD ali THROUGH life. To prevent these
little duties from becomino wearisome
as the child matures. vary the lessons
nv CHANGING often the nature of the
trust Try some small thing that will
tax the taste or Judgment little. Send
the child ont IN bny something of no
Great importance. so that II any mis-
f,ke ia made no harm will follow. vet
still ;mnortapt ENOUGH for the child to
feal the necessity of care and thouoht in
Selecting This will soon learn them
70 eYers,;se DISCRIMINATION and iudo-
mept in small things, and prepare the
way to exercise these gifts in larger
matters.
An expedition of this kind rises be-
fore me as one of the brightest of child
hood memories. 1t was time of much
sickness both at home and in the neigh
borhood. Mother was ill, the elder
children either on the sick-list or alb
sent. 1t was necessary to have sup
plies" from the "shire town." twelve
miles distant, where most of the impor-
tant shopping in former days was done,
and foreign groceries purchased. The
chaise was at the door, and father,
ready to start on the Journey, was max
ing out the list of items by mother s
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for A strong southwest breeze has been blowing All
dav Al the temperature was 100.
Next week VIII be full of amusemens. The garneh
party al the Union and the fireworks at Congress sprns
Park will be the leading events.
The Grand Union ballroom contained pleasure
party of laoics aud gentlemen last evening some LIZ"
features in dancing and music were Introduced
The Rev. DE-. +. b. Smear. of Madison UNIVERSITY 10
with ns wife Al the United States Hotel
The Rev. A. :. Patton. ID. D., OF New-fork Editor OF
The Bapiis Weekly arrived at the Grand Union Hotel
yesterday.
The Rev W H. Goold d. D., OF Edinburgh. Scotland
one II the de egaes to the General Presbyterian Coun-
Gil soon 10 he held IN Philadelp hia, is in town.
Among the late arrivals are
The W,ndso,-J. W. silsby. Boson W. A. Fighter,
ana family f. ; hohe Id and wife, l.. A. VIII h"d ana
WIFE, c. l. Chase, and NIs. W. H. Grace ana udue"'0''
Ncw-Yuri. . - -.
The Cidren6On-A. u Painter and wife, Phadelph'a;
f. A. : Gray and wife, Edinburgh; G. c. Norton srVe-
land; W. l. Lcnmlcr Baltimore; j. W. Tinklei lrOTI-
dence; f. Bclten. " HauehiOn, l. l.. Van All n, H.
RnrhSclld and family, Mrs. Laws and family l. T. VA
le.te. and W II. Parker aui family. NewNO rk. III.
Congress HdH-H 4. MorI1man, Chicago; j. AnHhlil'
Chicago 6. L. Cornell anu family New-iors G Col
grove and family Boston; /. Il. Aldrich and VIE ne
Iroit; W. n Morris, J. f. Barrett, scranton; H. PAYNE
l. R0seneid and family, J. Russell and family new
York ~ g II
The United States-W. n. Niles and wife, Lynn; IL.
KISS IN ana family. BIO lklyn; : h. Brown ana Iam5
W IL. Harbeck c. L. Howell ana family, f. D. truman
and family, New York
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A REMARKABLE RACE.
ST. JULIEN SURPRISES HIS PREVIOUS LOW RECoRI
Two-HLEvEN AND OSE-QUARTER.

ST. Jt-IIFN sURPAssEs HIS PREVIOUS LOW RECORD
Two-HLEvEN AND ONE-QUARTkR.
Hartford, Aug. 27.--The event of the day
al Charter Oak Park the successful effort OF 81
Julieu to surpass his record OF 2ll%
Both the day and track favorable for the trial
When ST. Julien came the track. appearing In mo
condition. he his and driver, Mr. Hckok. were
loudly appauded by the large crowd OF spectators
He logged awhile end then trotIed mile in 2:24
10 warm him for the great undertaking A few
minutes later he again Tor the trial.
for the word he came 10 tie
wire and the horse went down the stretch and around
the turn at his macnifceny gait. working Ike
piece Of machinery Hundreds Of watches were held on
him. and every eye watched him with Intense interest
The watches gave the first quarter at 32+, or
a oil gait, and many III the enthusiastic crowd
began to excalm He Will do it,. His action was per-
and down the barkstrctch, and lie came
to the hanile pole III l:O5 or 2:lO gait ana Inc e&-
ccment increased dd the confluence of The crowd III
the success the attempt. The third quarter was
made in 1875 Il AID 81. Julien came at magnificent
speed around me curve and upon the homestretch.
Nearing the distance some OF the spectators
thought there was a sleh' ,no s'"c nsr,nls
handling OF the horse by Iickok recovered H. ana st
Julian went the wire with II tremendous burst OF
spred and IN an ant many watches were con-
saitcGas there shouts lie has won J. ana cheer
Tie time as Oil a. others 2lll2. but all acknowledged
that The record Dedtcn ana our out OF HSc EIcfu
with Tue tne ward officially auuounced-2:l1l4
Presdtn. Harbi, announced that II adoltOh 10 the
purse OF -. 500, which had been Won Dy ptttnP VIC
r, cord Association mad voted $500 extra to Mr.
lick
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FAVORITES DAY AT SARATOGA.
GABnIFI, KERMIT. CHECKMATE AND WAKEFIELD IHf

WINNERS.
SARATOGA n. y, Aug. 27.-COld and threat
crur weather prevented many OF the usual visitors
from attending the races to-day. The number present,
however. was quite respectable. The spectators were
ont IN full force and the hackers OF the favortes again
mad I'D day as chosen in each race was VIC
ton3us The first event taken by Gabrel-not with
ont a struggle however-from General Phillips, who
plscd the gray hard the finish Hermit again tcortd
a victory FOR Reeds stable witch has boon remarkably
with Its twOycarOlds at this meeting Inc
veteran Chez kmate again gained good victory over
an excellent field Warled rctaiiated for his three de-
frats by Dan X. IA mile and IA urong by beating him
easily In mile race to-day The track vas In excellent
condition. Hermts time IN the tvefuriOng dash Is
the best on record
The first race for purse OF S4OO handicap Tor
all ages OF which $50 to the second entrance iree one
mile aud lurong. Pools sold as tollowsi Gabriel
$3.50; Juanita, $l15; General Phillips, 500; Mark L.
s75: Iuriman, SIS; L3ncewOOd, $40 Gabriel won,
General Phillips second. ana Juanita ihird IlmS LOS
TIE second for purse OF $500, TOT an a-c-
of which 500 second morse entrance RE-. nXc uf-
longs Pools sold rs follows; Hermit el'oi by-th'-
Wty S95; Dan Sparilng $50; Held, sudnhhhO" anu
Mamie Fields. $50. Hermit won. cuannanoe second ana
By-theWay third Time, 1:O3 100 ,. =, .
race for purse or 500, u nanucdp TOT
all ages of winch 500 second entrance free mlie
and "A half Pools sold follows; On cKInate ToOO !
Goldbug $50; Governor Hampton. SlI0i GENERA
Pnlllps, $50; Lottery $50. Checkmate "on' WIN
Go.dbug second and Governor Hampton thrd ilmo'
2:39a. 1900 -, 1890
Inc fourth for purse OF $500 for All ages
which $50 to second; entrance lIce; winner 10 ne
so al auction for $1,000; usual weights ana allow
sDces. one mile POOLS solo as follows; VARIED. $500
Dan X E. $3.50; suannBnOe. $50. Warhl Ia won, Dan IL
second ana suannanoe third. Time. l:45%
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OCTDOOR SPORTS.
AN OLD CONNECTICUT GAME.

A game OF wicket ball was played on the
lacrosse field OF the Brooklyn Ahec Grounds yester-
,, het,veen the Brlsto, Wicket Club Bristol Conn.
and the Ansonia Club of Brooklyn. Wicket differs from
all other games in vogue in this locality instead oi
eleven on % sidc cricket, there are th'ty ana H.
stead If wIckes used by ccketers these wltkets con-
sist Of two pieces of white wood about an men
square and six feet long, placed upon two docks
three inches from the ground lie nan aiso u'nerS
from that used IN cricket in baseball, being almost
twice rs ar4c although il only weighs nine ounces I"e
hat differs from that used in cricket in base ball; II is
made OF hard white wood. The space between tho
yickes is called the alley and IS seventyhye feet IN
length and ten feet in width.
Iisnow nearly twenty-aye years since this old Con
uecticut game played in Brooklyn Inc bTls'oi
Climb won in two innings Following IS the score.
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AppAuAN1 GnsILNDrs SANITY.

The investigation begun by the family OF
Abraham Gosug last winter 70 determine the question
Cd, h., saiy wa, concluded ia the supreme Court 10y the
verdict Of the jury declaring him 10 be sane. The mat
ter came MP again the Court OF Common Pleas, the
parents OF Go-iuc seeking 70 rave commission DC
lunaiico mqulcHdo appointed 10 nave the question
galn inquired into judge Van Bruni decided That IN
auIfv cCud be made only 30 Mr.. Gosling'- mental
cor ditiln subsequent u tine YerI'i oil the supreme
Court Jury Tne matter has been lying IN court since
That sion withuut further ac ION. Yesterday
SIR. Gu-lug'- counsel applied IN CHAMBERS. before
judge Van Iuut. fora yaca on OF the commis-lon Il
wa, cllimed that his business wa, nerierel W.u be-
cause the proceeding hanging over his head. hrs
creditors refusing pay MIN wnlt try owed. Inc m
ia q yeuirc had been Issued Tor jury 70 Try
the ease on ptcmD-r g. Ihis fact being established,
Judge Van BIunt adjourned the motion uDth septen-
her.
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DFCISION--ATG. 81.

Cuprene Couri-C hCmbGs-By Judge Beach
Moran AIT jeremiah iluh This order 4, right. EcEhard
ar Tie People The di-m.sed ami prisoner re-
uanGci Armstrong AIT. Cummings Sec meuoidnG I'M.
Icucscn The Board 4 Manager Of YORK produce
IN iit matter OF " AllntA-
An aind.v VII must Doe su mittcd with This bin
Iv Judge Donohue Niude Bit aRt ~chtever MORON
~ ON u,meu ~ the costs and allowance taXahlc under
judge Beach Ia tue matter oi Mccain. totlou
think the within decision OF tn nttier
- Marsh the the United staes-~ce AcinOr-
lv Judge Wrstbrook.-,ia'r AIT. Day.-Order granted
iidy7ne CO4ri- Chambers - By Judge SluuOtt.-
Levy agt Godshedr- Acon dismissed Win costs ST IN
All Arman ordered short calendar, Carh Hgt
Iowensttiu, White agt IenzeMotpns granted 0t.rn act
Arman- nled Lee agt scott tho National Broad
way Bank rtcrs0n Hayes agt Hayes New agt Nas'
utr.-OrleIs aIAnleN
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THE COURTS.
No RIGHT, WHILE IN CONTEMPT.

Max Stenrt, a lawyer, on June >, 1851,
was fined 81 900 by oIdr Of Justice Lawrence Tor re-
fsng % turn over money collected by him Tor John
s,mermcyer The Justice also directed that stelnert
Isl onld be- committed all until the fine was paid. Ihe
accused lawyer could not be found by the sntrH, ana
h, IS stlli ont OF j. His counsel J. stem, was lost ia
the SeauaulaKn disaster. FX-Adcrman WlelneI, VINO
now re- r.-ruts hun, moved that tne order OF arrest
shunlu be vacated the grounds mat the proceedings
were Irregular Nj stein not being the &etul Oiuel
for -ftrcrt Justice DOuOhue decided Yesterday That
Strnert 80 long trying 10 tvdde tue Oidtr OF
the court had rgut TO be heard on such motion ana
IN was therefor. denied. Messr,. Clifford BSchOn fOr
L. NiInnImrNHr
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A Young lady who is studying French lately

A young lady who is studying French lately
wrote parents that she inNIted 10 delcuner
the day before and gong to eie cnanpe.re The
day The professor Of the college was su psed 10
receive "a dispalcn the Z" old man." day or Two
after saying, " III you don't keep my daughter away
from these darued meuagerics and side shows, viii
come down and see what ais her"
A bookseller during the war procured a
" cOntraband,'' whom he employed III his store. One
day Mr.. Whittier came AID tho bookseller proposed
10 himself 10 Introduce the eX-slave 10 the principal
benz FACTOR his Kind. PETE" said he. John e..
Whittier my room. tue greatest friend your race
eyer had" VINO, Massa Q" L" John q. winter. You
surely have heard OF him |" We'll" was tho reply
after IA moments deiiberaton, 81 tink I've bcern Of
John O., but don't member about tho Whichcr."
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NAVY ORUEHS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Passed Assistant
Engineer Robert Crawford has been ordered 10 the
Kearsarge, aud Cadet Engineers william L. Durand and
Henry Hall TO the Tennessee. Passed Assistant Engi-
ueer Lew Sanford has been detached IRON the Kcar-
sarge and Ordetcd the Naval Hospital ut New YORK
for ire aluen Several leaves OF absence have been
a
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UNIFIED STATES ENgNEER OFFICE ARMY BUILDING.
.- NEW YORK. Aug. =. 1850.
IMPROVEMENT OE IuE Sc LOHN,s
legal Nonees.

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
Hon Charles A. Van Brunt Judge OF tho Court ~ Com
Peas Tor the tlty and County OF
day OF August 1850 notice hereby
and prrsOus having Claims against JOHN D.
lately doing business Ia tho city OF York thar they are
required 10 present their claims with the therefor
daily verified Ia The .ubs'rbc the duly appointed
the ,ld John d. Cnderh tho benefit Of ms cIcor.
his place 4 tansacg business so Warrenst IN The
CIV o No" oik on or before the lat November
1850.
Dated New York. August 10. 1880.
,,,, NM, JOHN H. FOLK, Assignee
CHlLDs q HULL, Attorneys for asslguee los DToa.
Ntw-l tity. ~
Aug u iawGwsaS
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-yoEE. Friday aug. 27. 1880.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change saesroom to-day:
By Tan Tdssell & Rearney
! rvc.srory brick basement with lot No 205 De-
laucy ST. 10 II Of Lewsst lot 26N7' Mich o., ooo
Schoen. Sll,eOO
By John r. Boyd.
threestory brick basement. win lot. No 80 East
IrcAdway, slss It Of CatherInast lot COX ooo
BY Horatio Henrfqves
l four-story brick basement with lot. 80 i.6sg Ave
a. =. 1919 IL IL OF Ssthst lot 20N73i Richard ~
nahOney f,3oO
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Stw-rops CITY.
AMANDA Thomson to William = scott -. $3.50
53dst 22l 4 Of 2d'ave, 2OXlOl4; Bertha Per ooo
17.h st. 70 Is s. r. Of SIN ave- 34ss and
en-: ::$ 2 $!:5s$ s 'SS3
'O' and wife to Marian war.hiog $4,000
Rocber and wife to Joseph ssifi .... $4,000
Tefsree to sarah NJ smith - 5000
o" and husband to X ieran Egan s. 900
Coogan to Dennis {. ogan 5000
Joseph @ Brown to Benz ,mn Tnzo. 10000
FiandreouS to George $500
4 Fellows iIt and wife to cofncia Fellows and
Murta 10 Ernst Klimke 1880
jenny and husband " BrcnntTman.. 49,. 5000
4ol Il - SO e ~ VI adHOnaye 3. GN74.n4Xir
regular Anne IIyormore and husband To Wright
Post. .--------.-
O3d..t n 251 IT " Of 9th-ave 1jOx725 X 5Ox7Sl0
Anne LtyermOro and husband TO Frederick
Cairmunt-ave g. 700 fl II OF l22ds ST. 1898 isxsO72s
xirregulaT also CaiTmOntave 1901
OF l21d st. lJOIluu; and also Riverside ave-
lO75 II OF lid st. to CliIrmOntAye 1853
1irregular Anne Lyerm0re and husband TO
Wright Post ----...---- -------.-----
RECORDED LEASES
hOT.n $500
years rent .'D'~'' 1890
rent - ...-.e1... 3sa
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ARRIVALS AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 27.-The greater part
of the day has pcen cloudy with wind. The
is not so cold yesterday, but the SVEN Is sun 50
heavy as to forbid bathing The boat experienced
serious difficulty landing. Her headline ana Stern
line bOn parted after she had made fast to the pier and
had to be replaced by neY AS she rose and fell on
the heavug pillows the gangpank made an angle with
the per deck varying twenty to fifty degrees, and
down this the disembarklng passengers shot.
There were lawn parties this afternoon at The Flor
ence al g. D. Leech's cottage and at Mr.. BurrOwss
General Grants cottage all Oh Ooean-ave
Mrs W. sloane. Mrs. Brady Martin and Mrs. F. W.
Vanderbilt each entertained few OF their friend at
their cottages at Elberon last evening.
The scarcity Of young gentlemen is complained of at
this time. cavalcade Of ten young LADIES' was seen
riding down Oceanaye. thls evening uhaitehdeu ny l"
gentleman.
Fol owing is "a list Of the late arrivals:
West End Hotei-Dr a. +. Kcmpton. II. Wickmsn and
PittpbaTe: c. c. Potter, iousyGie; n II. Thomas Bay
Ridge; T. ". Cons ant and vie, Havana h. f. Irow-
bridge A. H. Tobias. Mrs. NJ DA Costa. 3. a. Hendy.
Ho,1iand Hotel-J F Cox n. West, s F. Roberts and
Mass; }. Hanier, savannah /. Morgan, New YORK.
Atlantic Hotct-J f. Thomson. W Evans, New York {;
j. Mcdonald, Miss Wilson, Boston; H. V. sloat Jersey
City.
II. H. noi,n. Mss L. NJ. Hendneks, Ihladelp lia |;
j. ID. Blackstone. Norwich; J; b. Hall; Troy; ". r..
DAVIS and Mrs. Beechcr, Mrs. and Miss Titus. Mis-
and Mss snow, MI ana Mrs Grant e. H. Barnes New
York
IUiffn Sfuife HOtft-N D. lNhncy ahu F. D. MlcNcil,
Cleveland Ward Phillips ana Wife Piermont. n Y; Mr.
and Mrs Berg, Rochester; A. D. Fowler, New5urg 4.
Dale Jennings. Pittsbnrg VIM Byrnes, BrooAyn
Mansion HOnso-J NJ. HOnstol, Pttsturg; j. smith,
r. Newark; Miss n Livingston, Charleston: J. Ward
w-York: d. DAVIS Rogers. Philade pima; j. L. stee-
son ana wife, Duncan McGIegOI, Boston, j. ". Wther-
spoon. Allegheny, Penn.
ocean HoLei-IhODas X. Ross, J. p, BoIland Samuel
X. Cox. Pttsburg; Charles GlPin, jr, n x Reeves,
Philadelphia; II. &. Ry amos, Bridgeport, Conn; WIN.
&. Wood, Washington; Horace tnley, Cmclnn1tj A.
j. Lynch Iodlanapohsj James ByrneS; Newark n; A.
Wilson. Brooklyn W. L. >. Harrison, Boston A. Rob
erts, Germantown, Penn; a L. Van"yck' George A.
Ludln, John ~ Mofatt, William Barker, jr New York
UNCERTAIN WEATHER AT SARATOGA.
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Drouosds.
IMPROVEMENT of HARBOR of CHARLES
II y.
Orouosdla
UNIrED srATEs EyGlyEER OFFICE

II >. Z.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
Army Building, New August 10, 1880. (
SEALED PROPOSALS., IN dup addressed TO the I'M
dersgncd viii be received nj on - OclO noon
lith day Of ~eptember 1880
will opened presence bidders
Jces OF Logs brush and the Charleston
=. L.
Specifications instructions 10 bidders blanks for proposals.
&c may lie obtained az this office trOm Captain James
Post, CORDS OF Eng neers charleston, :. G.
-. 4 GlLLMORl.. 1t. Col. OF Eng ineers
UNrED STATES ENGINEER OrPcg. ARMY BUILDING.
NEW YORK. Aug. ., 1850.
EMPRON EMENT OF The ST JOHNS
River, Florida aad the entrance % Cumberland sound
between Florida Georgia.
SEALED Pro iOSAL7, IN duplicate, addressed tO tho
undersigned Will be received al this Office until IL clock
TIE 3t CAV OF August, lcSO, at which aud
place they will De opened I'm presence Of bdev for
structng Jotic al noah OF the st. John River
ida. Cunber and
Georgia and Florida Will be let separately
and the proposals therefor must be submitted separate
envelopes
Specifications instructions to bidders and blanks tor pro
posais obtained At Ibis ofice Application by
teudlng bidders. q A. GlLLMOKE.
Lieutenant Colonel of Engineers. u A
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FATAL FALL THROUGH A HATCHwAY.

JdlIlcs i IaHHtTy, UWtItJ DIX JV"I" 0I'I, VII
Thursday evening fell through The haichway OF the brig
Lewis j. sauires lying al the foot OF Ninetyfourths
Las River and sustained internal injuries from which
he died al the PresDy terian Hospital.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

UgmblTg AmeIcan Packet IOWT HnTs line n,
PLYMOCrI. CHEKBJUHG, and HAMBCKD. "
GtII.ET. sept L7ol SEP Ia
thu sept. WiELAND ....... SER -
ia ~ passage Plymouth. London. Cnrr olsz H,ls
burr and points iu the sOItn oil Eng Isi an
slOO: second CaDil $50. Sfeefage 80 aouad fHl AZ
reduced rat = sic RI e. from Hamburg Have. go
KUNHARDT * O." G. b. III HARD A. CO..
General A2ent, 'e"trdl Passenger Agents
Nn l.rnnI Il. y. Y. No ID Lr-alNa,. n
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5nmmcr Resorts.

A BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN RETREAIT
~ "Terr.ce Hal hanapo 2'5lsaa ~ N - =. ~
lakes boa ng fishing dehshfll roomsi reduced so'1s
At Genital Valley. Orange County. y. l.
~ - miles from city, VIA Erie Railroad large h'a's ~
grounds airy broad piazz's. plenty 81 sie
Moderate ptce,. send TO- circular synG reference p
duced prices Tor sept aud oct l,AAC L. S2AYs--
AUTUMN AMONG THE NOUN IAlNs-
= Desirable rooms AT he Mountain race hogse v'
duced rates Appy TO II. " CHANDLEi' saaern y. l.
DERKSHlRE HILLS.-The Claim Hoass,
I'D Beckett Mass offers -PsSa. inducements 70 . oo
wish visit these famous hills IN september anu O
p''e' reduced "''' August ~ 4 C. Gross PrOpnsi0t
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS Phsch Farm VII VII
- reduce terms to - per wesk FOR ~ irSsh nix
eggs and fruli. Address 2. PLUSCH, BOX 30 Ca'sA- :,
ELBERON HOTEL, LONG BRANCHT7,SMIS,ss
A. unique family seaside resort IN AutrcA W ,foTe
september and October FOR rooms n J0XEa
GLEN RIDGE. CORNWALL, y. Y.-htSSSs
~ ROW open. 40 acrss ground "a. Won on place
HEATH HOUSE.-Schooleys M NJ l6S1is
Springs y j.. Will Iema.n open dnrhS 'p % S Ia
be Iae. Eve, est r. j. a,fcn Co Manas
HONE HOUSE.-in the CatskiIls he s.s,as
locality good table large rooms nee s s. per
children under 10 hlt price give good SSSswYS
NGANHANSET HOUSE, Shelter Island
ofthe BeTSeley,S Nrw,Ysr.' propnetoE
NJEARNS HOUSE.-Opcn during Inc iSs :ssi
Nl months: hourly stages TO Vest Pom. AN In soy
for illustrated circulars to Mrs A sEAhNs' '"'
Highland Falls. y.
MICHIGAN LAKE HOUSE. ~, and 90
WI delightful resort for tired business nnrs sI srs
than the HTi-on Abmnaant shade god D1itnS Dt YSi
ami charming drives one aud haf hours ITO"
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OCEAN GROVE.-Board at Palace O STssS
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OUR HOME THE HILLSIDE lin"s' ~
~ place 10 rest recreate recover heA "a III NOIBb
mountain ar aud scenery spgnSs ~T not aho,.s
but gmet p ace excellent table coupetn p p,.t .o
special attention gwen to Sdspiins s eircu e,,'
II Authorization. Address OF X HOME DAh'''
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DAIRY HOU:E, BEACH HAVEN IE.N,s S Il ~
/ JERsEY.-Flva miles q; sea on tne isIeraars
Beach, certain reef for hay lever s1H1 iIi R9l
DROSPECr PARK HOTEL.
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OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL coAPAN''
l. F. BoGARDUs. Manager : area
CPRING HOUSE, Block Island, ~ nI.r ,ui ~
- unn october Isl. Tho oldest hS Sn,,hsd~
located hotel t on the Sse lsaRS PSrs %ser ron
braod springs from which the hSn,S a. No bot
Good bathing boating and a,hing s'Ga" aiifSCHELL "
Telegraph send Tor circular 70 p -, p
I',y,v>. AXE HOUSE, Asbury Ps ~
~ EnIl view of ocean lake and grove "a v"
reduced. Aldcrney cows mix reference
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NTINDUAM HOTEL, Wmdham, a tnnS ssiIss.
w iCC.,ssis free r,ie OF IS mics photcg fsrsas"
ueulars BEAR n co. poAIdiDs Duoe'"'' "
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