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The Fremont County record., 1881-08-06
MashouLs.

The D.. & r. G.. has suffered .ccnsid-
eratly from washouts At Currant
Greek this week. Last Saturday at
ternoon heavy rain fell in the hills
along the creek and in few minutes
il Was running bank fall. The water
cut around through the light soil at
the east end of the railroad bridge
Ike knife and very quickly about
90 feet of er1baHkInent was swept
away. Trains were delaged and pass-
engers werc transferred over several
trains. Tuesday evening after the
break lad been crI bbed 50 that trains
could pass over, another hood cznse
lQwn tie creek Snl ssain ssasfrd
around the same end of the bridge,
sweeping every thing before it, We'd
nesday morning revealed q break
abont 10g yards wide to BE bridged
over. Ths train which sIfpnld have
arrived here between IL and 72 O'Clock
1'uesslay aigilt from the west did NJ :
get ia until 8 a II. "wednesday. Be
fore the storm Mr.. Braiish had nice
little garden rIoss 10 the bank Of the
stream, but tke water carried II COM
pleteiy awasz. even down to the roots
Of the most sturdy plant,
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Galhlr ftr,ns..


Thu Lucua fnine oil Brush creek Is
developing into r ssunAerinliy rich.
property The vein i fiorl two tsN
iour fast wide ennd Yields native; horn
aud brittle silver III abundance.
Tho n. & r.. G. company arc hiring
ali available workinan In this vic;ustv
to open up the coal mines at Crested
Buttes. The track viii probably
reach that foins by the nslaalo Of
|Septesnhef.
The Methodist church In Gcthir is
Nnarly completed and WIN be COM
Portable asd Imposing etislcs. Mr..
Wallace, the pssIor, has succeeded IN
accomp,ishlnc more than his mcst
xenlpus supporters anticipated.
Many Valuable mines have neen dis
|covered this season In the vicinity cf
Cloud City Though she town has
hardly cQuale.i tho expcc.ass0n of
those who were acquainted with that
rich mineral locality. yst It's position
Ia central arid time win G06b,less
plant 2 prosperous tewn At that
place.
Tfo{. Kescer. Ser many years con-
tecged with H;tl'a Smeitipx wotks.
hANFasfsved III Gotl,;u and lsvill iaSe
lcllNrs;u OF ASaryse new ansSiter His
lSrVd and Sucecasfni &xy7erience3n the
'tleatnaas,t Of all kinds II ores, insnros
thia snaa ting CON pspy aSainsf sry
spSh E1ssaores Hs astaaely Nttenu tha
Y Y. l|'isssEs oAsea 81 ~
rzt.< b = faf s sltI 9s;s,s@ y II
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knowIedge IN the executioner- There
is only one true way to punish by
death. Every state shoald have a
regular executioner aud every exesa=
tien should be performed comp.etely
out Of this sight of tie public. They
should be made as quickly as possi-
with only the authorized officers and
witnesses present Il Is claimed that
Ippbiie executions deter others from
committing crime. The fagacy of
this theory can be seen in Colorado
to-day. just witness the murders
and attempts TO murder xjnna the
public hanging or sims; II Alma, or
even since the public execution of
last Friday in LeadvilieA
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n
<lAgain has llse morbid desire 81 The
seissa,sonslist beea gratis;s1 III Colo
rudo. The execution ef Rasrnxsassss
aud G.lbert gave the sliseasna n.iagls
Of some thaasands Of people ID Lead
vile an opportunity 20 wisnuss death
in It's most herrlble form. Whist can
make the calm. deliberate. cold tak.
ing OF life, even if that h...ss III Is legally
taken. SO attractive, no. only 10
strong men butto women ana little
children The mind must be more
or icss diseased which delights to
witness The lie taken Of man IL, The
full enjoyment OF health, in the full
activity Of his thousht; 10 soeakhe
most intelligent OF Coda creatures
bound hand aud fool /: 10 hear the
death wassss$snt calmly rcaii to SEQ
shs black cap deliberately drawn over
his head to see the signsl drop ana
the cold, Khtterinn sx cut the iast
remaining tlsreasa hSt v eeA liix III ~
aud eternity unisn6wn. The2 70 see
tho conxulsive agony d thxf forp,
ANspendeS beaweeM hoavcss ASad a. tl,
tho quick drawing vi of Se ll,nba !:
tho ssxnyip& 4 of tlao srepa l5I3A2 boSIy Y
tds breakin h u i rope psirhsj,s, and
M 40 axay eynrr cAso SIeaak iran.
fta s;lt{ {en fi'uns >ss:3s ling III 5s4 of
z n 1stI ~ - sfz
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When the republican county con-
yention meets 70 natnina.r officers 10
DO presented for election lhis Isll the
delegates must hob iorges the isnpor-
tsnce Of fgiying ceal Creek subs5sn-
tiai recognition apon their ticket.
The repabhcans OF that precinct dsd
most cxcellens work fos tue party
last fall and hsa Il nps hsen for the
handsome majority Thea gave the
ticket, the county wonsa have gn-
doubtediy gone democratic. We eau
not afford 70 lose thar vatc. therefore
eannot lightly ignore ANY clsin they
may pseseaf. Coal Creek should he
ahle to furnish some 4eod material
for office aud The mama OF the best
man they hase got woala look Wei
and inspire eonadsnee near the head
ef the republican tickot.
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4 great maa Is DR.. Bliss x short
time ago he srraEshci tie back Of the
president os tie United states. yshas
astounding Perfarmanes was tele-
grapssrzt al over lie Union On Tues
~ ~ ass assssFv=; h
sisasis !. resaark r.nt. so. has bees,
Nirt . fssls1. Nca-la y aLt+l1 a..,- = i
she'laises 70 he g4ii. As as lssa-.ssous
patient WAS abou. 70 take a rnnath-
ful 81 beef steak TITS wrn naerfal pAys.
ieian said ,.l)on..t hits eg more ti,aia
yon esh ehasT. HOW hsissEuliy too.
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4 letter From Ls..9Fiilc.


LEADyILJE, aug. 2; 1881.
II is not q very Agreeable Journey
from Canon City TO this place Ia the
night time, particularly IL one Is sick
at the stomach, with headache and q
complication of other aches. Instead
OF arriving here at eleven p. m. il
WAS Que and a half = N. of the sue
ceeding day. Then to be landed in
dark part of the city, having to wait
twenty minutes for conveyalsce TO
hotel and then directed 10 grand
building with spieadid quarters for
the remaining portion of the night,
with such economy displayed in its
arrangements as to prevent proper
ventilation. W here q IBouldy, disa-
Hgrcea5le odor seemed unpleasant. 1t
made me think of our clean, comfort
able hotels OF Canon City. Then TO
rise in the morning and lnd q large
part Of the hotel partitioned of for 4
saloon, with whisky and billiards
made me completely disgusted. Ihen
the billiard and whisky looking men
fling in TO breakfast caused me TO
look into their eyes 70 see If could
detect the elements which made up
their character. OF conrsa we left
these apartments for others, though
less pretentious. where virtue and
nestness prevailed in the entire abb
senee of strong drink However on
going 10 other parts of the city we
saw elements OF civilization In the
way OF a splendid school honse. such
as wonid do honor 20 the city OF. Lon
don, slso thriving chn1clies and hasi-
ness buildings and stores we'll sup
pied With guosis.
81. a.
notice this morning x.1s = note from
cur Wafer Rudolph, busy arranging
for gospel meetings in an old beer
snan, who kindly gives him the isc
OF ii visAeat charge. This Is, ia a
ss'si sss' IS a,a Y rees s rs 2ssi 4
Young RrdeshlI was acE long IA en-
lsStiaE tile 4e<siees ef Rev. e G.
tif.ase q a5ie-s Gaa sssY. Sssbgraefos
tits evepin
The Methodist ccilftreucs Is con-
ercgatsng aa1 VIII bold il FIRST ses-
sion to-nxoErSX. Tic dtstrfci ocit-
ference has anld an ail-s,s.y session 10
day and transacted some ilnnor tnns
business. Rev. Wm Taylor, the
great missionary, whc<e reputation
IS world wide, is 20 ba here during
the conference aud 40 Jouft wa de-
hshi " with some Of Ills rich expert
en-es. The Irst and only time over
SAW his1i te syhs ssaai.ag oH the top
.cf 4 s. callerc stump on The levy in
Sacramento ono sunday sttsrnoou.
lie is surprisingly bssaiifui singer
and on this occasion lie gave song
and By the timc Il was concluded 8
large audience had collected. when
he delivered one OF tho most effective
sermous ever heard BY mortal His
audience was composed OF man from
az parts of America and Eaross>, say
iiig nothing about Chinese, ESnakas
aud Digger Indians The harsiest
faces kept listening 70 the woc.ls that
tell fr0m his lsps.
Phiiip Phillips and son sre to be
here one evening d0rsng ;he session
of tie conference.
W. r. FoNy I
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Denver is terribly afraid the Dem
yer i New Orleans railroad Is 10 run
into Pueblo and Pueblo Is ali worked
up for fear it viii noe Governor
Evans might shake them both in
regular earthquake style BY diyerling
his line little, running ii through
Colorado Springs and along The old
Kansas Pacific survey 10 Canon City.
What fun that would be.
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Should Pueblo be s44.c.ed as tho
candidate for the carital w;fi be
really amusing TO corns he xoses it
wpald get In Cshen 81 colorado
springs. should Coiorsslo 0 Is prisse,s
be sclected K viii he Ne fsAAs to.
count the yoses from Pueblo or
Canon. Should Canon he she ranai-
date how laaghaiile il goald be to
even attempt to hant for .iis votes il
would get from Puebso or the
Springs. Silver CllT ceald not be
induced to veto for assy place in.
southern Colorado bit sflrsr Ciilf.
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Senator Hoar must be getting child
ishly niaudiin in HE old age. He is
really craving for sentimental no tori
ETY., st least one would judge such to
be the case from his protect OF the
treatment Of Gniieau by District At
torncy Corkhiii. The weakness for
uoioriety among well known men of
national character seems to be rapid
lily running into dangerous disease.
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There Is 4 crusade beginning against
hip pockets IN which 1t is SO easy 10
conceal revolver. If every news
paper in the Union would begin
u crusade against the manufecture Of
revolvers something might be accom-
piished.
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The Silvess <sii Respect cannot
let up on its tirasle against
Gahou City e ssiis<ss. f.s' knows
that it receives kok gle sympathy
from the citizen6 y M a Iliff.
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TlrE HI KMorTs Cour1s REronD
OF the sth was an excel ient Nun hsr.
fGan1iisea Resiew
Thank you Our hack feefs better.
We have always considered the Re-
view one of the most reliable Ga2s.i-
son newspapers published.
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Mr.. ConkiingshG{ ut iestsr Of
thanks 10 the hzsid't, who
stuck to hiInsini oriai contest.
The whole co1saf Sensis thanks To
the men III S ma dA bis&re.
furn <0sEl< 81 ale a,iSfnn possibility.
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" r. FowLrR.

The experiment. OF foeating the ball
in the presi dents body hy ase Of Prof.
Belts electric appnrstas was success
fsslls t,ied On Alondas, sad this Aals is
50 declared u be loeAtst n the abdo-
nseu, insnediately over HE groin,
shout 1--WE inches below ard TO the
right of the naval. Il is thought to
he within two ana hslf. inches OF
the surface. The surgeons VIII not
sttcaIpt 10 extract il At present.
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WANTED.

GIRL.-A good girl would like a
NJ situstion Ia o private family.
Apply. to RECORD Office.
yT7 ARRANTS- and County
Wv Warrants wanted Highest
price paid by w. Fl. MCCLURE, at of
ice on Main street, Canon city, Cele-
rasto. #
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Ar. Gonklins r1&res he is done
with politics fersS BE also once
declared lie would o1 20 back to the
senate unless Plls also re eturned.
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FRANK NJ. HESS,
rnepniwrca or
PUBLIC CARRIAGE NO, i,
uAseiy owned by Mr.. \. sarter,l
Briukes Collegiate Institute,
A BOARDING ANpnAy scHoos. ron
MALES ANp FEMAf4Es.
DENvEH. coLoRAn0.

PsIMARy--rour grases Of pupils to 70
y cars OF s2c. = ~ a1
! INTERMEDIATE : Language Lessea saa
Cramniar Gradus, n. b q + - -
t5SaLL.EostAfE.- = Scientific Nnd Ttaxsiuai
Cogrrre. Z f-
and ycctNkatton4 & = = :, t'T''s
Ss1 RI ihTtNiitE. FNinfinS, Elocu{ion and
xtsea{. tsyfnAaxtsrf. 7
s MIi,rrA Il Sianuai u Arms. tiuard siouns
ting, Sluea ilrtls, rtc :,
4 HtlARDIesG kVw and 1cpgnn,oasoHx hufft1-
wish wxtcr oluseta, hHt b rooms and rss. The
he'd fut,n,x tFNt II
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n G. STANLEY, Attorney AZ law
~. Office next door 10 posieifce
mp stairs. Canon City. Colo. II
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PouyD-
PROFESSIONAL GdRD8.
LAM YERs.

r HASE, AlIorney 81 Law. Canon
u. City. Colorado. Office over
Harding7s hardware store. II
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Tho CHINESE students who are To
be Withdrawn from this coaatry, are
10 he sent 10 England, Frauce and
Germany The reason seems to be
that they 10 not receive nitfts AZ or
naFal earc&tion at school IN this
country.
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ron sALss-

IORsE, buggy, harness, saddle,
lL bride and blanket. Horse Is.
gentle under saddle aud in harness.
Apply to II. T. Blake.
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PHYSICIANS.

I'm. HARPEJ. N. ~, Gyracol-
IL oglst and obstetrieian. Office
over s. NJ. bavis, Canon City. If
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T L. PRENTIsS, n. D.. Physician
Itense building, EsEpa Gits C
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EenAfe en- Yns IlpssLbility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-02
LORD BEACONSFIELD.
INCIDENTS or us IA II ILLNESS /,


During this illness Lord Beaconsieid nerve
mower began 10 show evidence 81 failure End Dr. n''c
muscular strength ~1' I'''t 'o'' r.l,, ,.s =
egoei and h., avoided both. Tile REMARKS 1cre often tn
o. ,l E3r , "Ia c - n the habit ~ having me bulletins
i-4ied concerning his health uad Q" nm. ON one "''
sion iHesla YEN Wbnt have YOU aid about ne that the
British public viii Rad when they hN&kc lh 'hr i-'l
sa.d yes" on a bulletin being read to him. whirh
contained che words "tak,s noufishmrnt W'h ann ~
Ht tl ,cIi f. ttlc foo stron-" ard with regard 10
th last phra-e Dee said. ~ Doubt you are toh'c"7 "i
shnc.s wa shown in me instance ~ one oi
hi physicians who WIS about 10 i,he ni7 lraEt ,,
mrdiately complied with Ina few minutes ho"r.er
he said putting bis hand "n tai oil tne piS s,lah. w,
va INNS, NOT Dee selfish others have claims on your
l"', " i d Tc,nG,lds Hines. could n mo- wise hc
more clearly shown than n the mass ~ comnunrail'hs
,,, dt fny,ed info Curgort and into the houses ni
,te rbV.tran- Among tie most touching letters were
.nis Tr,.iip would recover" Letters came nom ne
a,I telling ~ tie cures Elected by certain rcm"dic IN
a. h. , r,ses cxacfly the saline Lord Bcac0uHhcld'
Saturfay thc ION " March was the lat time tlat
I "r9 IS ',s Prince OF Wales at Marlborough
House A week later hc held consultation VIII H.
io.t tine Tlc subject discussed We Lord Cirns''
proposed speech iu thc House Of Lords coHeiI l.'
course taken hy Mini tors "n ih' lI,hs 90, . J
There were present Lord Cairns. Lord S'.-h ~ l('u
Crauhrooh and Lord arnn-ion DII m ~',
th,utcry wcik 49, Dee al been iu some '1 ~ 1' ,
unable to- take part iu thc di-crio hut Dc lu-I-''"
upon ii- taking place IN hs '"'t', l9HlIn d. , ~i. t
Lord Irarnu-il,ld transacted Hn! nihic Iutiht---
p l',u iit ,af sec lin ulI hr I1in. Ic had said
I,r. iou-iy 90 Lord Darlington tmt h, hnd hrilh lot"
hc 4aid ct ide ItY irriut very H''",- 'l. .,.,
meeting hn. ON thr llth Dee .,b hi- servant h".l
In Inc linrs Baum s.ld Doe ooulo nnt do -o s lr "'s
tired hui -urcrrtod that Lord l9"l"n should r"'' '
rrad ~ which lord Bcacoust'id sud ht should t o.,
lighted Lord Eovton never l't LORD Beac"h0neid I'r
b Ga. ia, ,fIl MA r. lf
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BrAcoNsrIrLD's UONE LIFE.
,rd IE!r IN lIycd 40 ilorough

Lord Belcousrcld lived 40 thoroughly IN
poiro that uitr remains Co hc raid OF lis private OF do-
mr-iic life. he man ~ Ntr} hlha ana Comm
to silence uue remark able uf reserve At hl- 90" D
table De- desired othcr- Co tax rAhrf ina" hir'l' "H
n he rai.I "a rfnrk which 60 pusss anJ usrt,
De- would immediately ,Ill attention "l ana ilAt 'it
that 30 was properly appreciated ll- hpto OF ht'iih
md Iadt cacunsiirld took great delight 900 thr b'h l
nl woods which surrounded them, thtr "tf" no app"
aucrs for field apnrta. Lord licncUusurd neither krl
hunters nor prscr al fnme leaving % to s tenants 10
supply hin ~ their own dNrrtflf. bui hc ltl al I,
,tltau, interest boo fr thlitriu Hills. and was i"Hd
OF driving among thtiI with nppr'caiife rtiafri
showing him Gr,lt Hampton ana 1hrgu'fS '"nfi' "n
r,ate anecdotes of tie Great Hcu~lion, which. as hc
need ~ -nv, Wa Matched u tnrrr rc's-H's Tie 'hlrih
Hills arr r u natural tttl and historic associations
ut neither their green rlldr- NOR their sent nln
.i,t- v yied anything 900 future moro attractive OF
futrstin. a. tac tourist than tnr picturesque old Manor
House h,ucrforth aud forever t0 be- associated with the
nam. al IsturonsfitiQ.
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THE COURTS.
TIE CONSTRUCTION OF \ Will.


Stephen Morse, of Butternuts, Otsooo
County dieI in SIS. leaving will by which. sfter ns-
ng some special beluests he devised unto I've Of his
children GgeiAtso f all the restrerdue aud r.m1..r
~ I'D uiy estate both real aud personal. ~ ever
AID unturc 10 be equally divided between Thorn"
The other sixth part he gave in trlist to Edwin @.
Green 70 pay the interest d. ing life 10 Do. SON ID a
Morse aud also any part Of the principal H." etc. .ld
to" expcuG sai SUM ~ money par 81 % in tae
purchase ofrcal estate" The Will al-o empowered
tAr executor 70 sell the real estate - Loose ~ mill
sold The executor accordingly leased ihc property.
Then two Of hs sons who leyat-s. aJnc 90 Tho
others having elected 10 take their interest n Land
brought suit partition ofthe real estate. Tic esta'o
consisted the most part " farm land-and 10 Was -
tended that partition would lessen 10 value oneoui
The supreme Court at Special and General Terms hrt
that partition suit could not be- maintained and 90, d.
ci.ons have rec entity been affirmed by the Court ~ 40
pea Tho slest decided thai the executor tog
the title 10 the farm ~ TRUSTEE OF an express trust that
tho heneacarea named In the win took estate ~ inter
cst r the land that thc>e LAID, wefr cqifaoly cl-
vert Il into money and q intention ~ the te-ainr -
that the henehciar1cs should receive their r-fscsr M
forests and not land that %, r'arnnt'ir
falrfcc and importation Tint the rcnf- vent Viil
version real estate; that -nch recolcgslnn ~ld hub
b. effected 20 the election ~ ans nini"f iht"Ifi nt
~ an that the whole beneficiary inter Q must conrf 100
the act 81 rcons er-i0u that 20 crra" wand eA
trust no particular formula Of wOris need D" Used % as
moi r-srntial that the words " trust or trHrf'f
.nuld br used that then should De- direct devils 20
r..uf- and profits should Dee conferred Boo rXprrrr iti-
. n v1s ,rnt ~ She intsuflJa to create tres
Gul-r the statute could De- iaiiy cole ''u from t 81"
Coz Vs. Marvin. OF Norwich. for Charle. D. More
ard il, other ape iHrt HcorE. KAY OF ti' teie
pn,c for Tie cNu-alor, william T. Mose and The ouisf
Ief.utauts.
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in the boats 10 provide

Changes have been made in the boats 10 provide
against any kind of accident
One OF the FIST improvements that strikes the eye
n Glen Isla d is the esl.: .-ed pier. 4 transverse
pier At rigl angles with the old one, bias been
built, givipk greater accommodations for The pas.
sengrrs od ample facilities for landing 'hree boats
~ one tine large new wooden bridge has been
built from the main island 10 the small island
where the clambakes were served last year. II -
tw0-story pavilion with two pasS1geway-, and on
the top Is an observatory where an excellent view
Of Long Island Sound may be had. The clam
bakcs, which were 80 popular last var will be con.
timed. Around this island, which Last year was
generally called Clam Bake Island, sea wall has
bceu built. IL is about 2,O0O feet long sixteen ist
a gh and two feet thick. The ground has been
flied n up 10 the wall and laid ont into walk.
fiowerbedS have been arranged at te aides cl ,hs
paths.
on the main island q great many new features
have been added. which viii aftorl Increased faeL
ties for the entertainment of visitor. The l1r.a
pavilion. which uscd last year for dancing. has
been rritted and enlarged Both stories an how
about thirty icrt wider than before. De- dan.ing
VIII DE discontinued, hecause last NcIr Do served I1
attract q class Of PERSONS NOT specially ia b.e
The better class al visitor, iOgni The dancing aHg
of nuisance Than pleasure. Cone ris vii rep ara
the dancing. and they Will he ma'Ir - ropua. %
possible. The list Regiment band, ,ou.is'ag of
twenty-five pieces, viii furnish tn music, un .r ..o
direction ot ". j. Joyce, and two concerts ~ u ho'
given every day. The Bent Broiher- Will render DO
cOrn"t solos
There are about a dozen builiir..- on che .lar's
end all of then have been improved and enaunta
4 Chiu"-e tower ipur stories ~ hrget .. one of
ldi lOua attractions. There are tliir -iND l. .f
ON the tower, which will bc ung boz th. 5000.
About 100 new lafh-hon,es have been bull. 1iof.-
ing ~ alter CnHNeUlricrs Tor bHfliHH lIan infWtfiE
The circular pond VIII, was u-rd ioi -iil purposes
has been converted intOa bathiuu1 Hlc.i, Il.l.
The water D. about two feet deep AMI ~ "ili uc tts
source Of great pleasure 10 children b0 ar ..'Ii4
% venture in the de prT water 4 hcrt oil ross i.l,
three steam launches and several sailing boaf- it.e
been purchased and viii Boz rent d at rra 70.
ulc-. Much time has been expanded ih dr. i.f
The bottom nf nh. bathing ground and h. b. nos
covered with fine white sand. rustic alhor 3
new feature for the comfort of the guests. hn.t
the aroor shIdr can hc found az al hour, oi lhr b.
AMI there Is always a cool breeze blowing boi1 800
Souud
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t7rRlcrIrE RESoarNrHE SOUND.

MANY CIl,,GEs Ar GIEN ISLAND SINCE THE CLOSE
on LAST sEAsoS-NCHEA,ED ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR NI-ifuhS.
A visitor 10 nlen Island last year would hardly
recognize ID nos owing TO The numerous chang sand
improvements that have been made in tine course OF
thc what g. As soou %, thc last season closed Nh
Siliin srt to work about 200 men, ami they have
bc.u employed ever sincr in improving the groves
AID making better accommodations for the thou
sands lo ar. expected 30 yi'lt the island This sum
mcr Ihe,ypcn-es have amounted 10 over $1,000 =
month"; and before the island is open ior visitors II
il Thought uAt tho Improvements vii Lave cost
over $4,000.
The season will open May -. Three steamers
will rn oaily to tlo island. and on saualNs. "hrn
the crowds are greatest. fourth boat viii br added
Tn. boats viii lani 40 jewell, hari .'',y IA.
and at Bfoouc aad Iauy-tairl-sts. Fast River
AMI ID Is thonght that boat VIII start ugoy hOnI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-02

Ffr.s tfprd lH riyrIln 90 me f.nfon INNS
Durlug tine Berlin tpugrc>. Lord BrIcons-
G.Id me-, Cd eietd iul u .o Doe tur grlt aiIr,
ton. At Berlin. 40 tr doors of tac kascfpi. Was Ir
WHO was pointed and not u DOB tuc -lrt-i.
the diplomatic dfIWIu- funir ho War iir centre OF u
traction lie had ti0u ur4uj di Times It- ut lass Idr
and al "a reception Inld Ddu Eu--f-. 70 remark
that the Congress must uc Ntft 'Alt-Ins f0 hiu. hr
eadly replied, Oh. uo; % Do ilf iHIi ufc' inr Al tho
Congress however, hc -uTpu"i everybody h tr deter
mined stand he made .,ud Prince bi-marcs, easily
n.touishtd then said uf him:
schun,ulon und Bcacon-lcid arc the two l,adiug
figures ln THE CO .ud ai delighted Nl.h
tutn Ettcuu-i,d i.n wonderful iitt'Ic OF ulul, f.
versatile ,iergOr ci+ u1thir- r.cD Liu and hu.
admirably defended his cau-c iurrh pride i- safe
his hands; and wien tnc negotiations Wrrc lruhcn oil
the 2l of jane Lr Wis nului! leading DIS country
90 war II wl. ihru thai interviewed. Both Doe and
C0unlrco from WAT Ml uu5 merit Wis unh nos thcn To-
gcthcr 40 moment when tacy could not ,m-cl, 60
nke ans ads Iurt-.'
Whcn the Cyprus treaty VAS di-cnsed there was AN
instructive feeling Ol alfl-ItIuu. E- ih not then
very popular, and people W'Ic delighted Go tcc Lord
HricOnaucd answer i.rtliou nf nJ.ui-hiug n' 3-
FERROUS treaty. t.r bearing ol which at Tie time
lTpAfly exaggerated.