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New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
on THE ST. WHENCE.
FISHING AND SOCIAL PLEASURES

FISHING AND SOCIAL PLEASURES.
rrnoM A. OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or rHnrSr. J
Round ISLAND HOUSE, July 3l.-1hc past
week has been diversified by some RAINY weather. On
Wednesday night 1t began to rain and continued on
Thursday in the forenoon. whensopped. hu; remainei
lowering the rest the day The guests bore the change
very well and party went fishing early InGrsiay
morning They returned II night Iaica with quantity
OF n.h. none, lao wcver very l.rSe.
On Saturday last the boarders OF the Ioaud Island
House determined to put day of i-hins AMI fun
They formed a iarty aud under the coamani OF Mr.
Bu lOcS. went excursion to ,t,vc I'Iani There
were sevcntyvc III al AMI there were thirteen bot-
They except onaly fine days sport hut ior some
exceptionally silent on the subject OF FISH
when thcy returned.
There was a iArsc excursion from atertoYn on Tues
day. Il WAS the Univ ersalst Church oil Oh Ao"dhy
ON Monday breeze WIS created at the Crossmon
House by a strlEe among the walters. Three OF the
young walters were discharged The others. think
ng the for the dischargc iusu!liceu went on
strike A. MI Cr,ssnon mlncai4teiy TOOK steps 70 nli
tnelT places. they came arOIui ~ tAc evening AMI
begged 10 ne taken back Seventeen OF them obtained
their request
The notels are rapidly filing. The Round ls's
House La very nearly two hundred The thousand
Island Park 3. not as full TINS season as usual Tho no
te> At Aex,ndtia Bay hold their own having TWO hnn-
dred aud my apiece The Crosnon j. c'prr. .ly ru'
cessiu tins scAaon has IA. an u 9ua number OF eA,n
siOn- sop for meals AL. for cw Gays beSlics iu'l
number Of resui.r hoardcrs. ,,.,...., .......,.
Ou y Nedntsday nCht there was 4 display OF nieWDIhs
al the Round l. aud iiOusr.
Inels have been tnrec bands at thousand Island fk
TIN, week On siay ulgni large i''iJ Of young
pcoIlr. principally young IA ies came from Thousand
Island Park the Round Iaud House to ENJOY quirt
dance, forbidden a. lbe f"I". Al Westminster @ i''n
there been nothing ~ Importance GOug Oh durD.
the eek except several fishing psrtlcs.
Among the prominent arrlNa- are:
LOund isiond HOUS'-A. Il. CieVcl md. Mr.. hud NT@
EdwaId IIlgnt and family, james D. -quire', 'htr c'
Edwar and wife, Mrs II. /. Baldwin, J. G. BALDWIN.
j. e. Baldwin, jE, ". I. Baldwin, l.. d. sharp and
family, j. ID. smith.
Cross1aon Ho,se-H. L. Essilstye, 6. &. Howard, T..
RockclloS Ldwald Parsons: W j, iIaeketi. New York
JL0usond Isond NonSc-W ". Wolfe, Henry Cohen.
G. : Wnite, II. G. HOIgekiss, G. T. Bassett, ). W.
Clark, NeV-NOIk.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
RSTOUN.
TENNIS PLAYEBS-ARRIVALS.

TENNIS PLAYEBS-ARRlVALS.
.IEon OCCASIONAL coKKEs& OF The TRIBuNL.l
CooPERsTOwN, July 31.-Great has been
the enthusiasm during the past and present weeks over
euuis. The young people play IL mornings ana aiei
noons talk IL evenings and dream OF IL nishts
Even with the older people IL IL the predominant topc
o. The young people here have ioT seVeai
years been inclined 20 wild over tennis but the par
ucaar Of the present great excitement is the
tournament which will be held next week. Last year
Echheld springs carried of the honors. This year
cooperstown proposes TO keep the prizes at nome
The rst days play Will be tho grounds OF Mrs j.
carter the second ana also the na! day on the
o. DR.. X. V. Mckim. Messrs. W. e. ConstaDle hyuo
Clarke ard Robert McKp have the matter In charge.
N ana Mrs Frederick J. &c Peyster have returned 10
lhc Cooper House. Mrs &. A Siarkweather. IT,, OF
Aew-iork is at "Iempeton Lodge" Mr. ana MtS
musical entertainment for the benent OF tne orphan-
sge, which Institution by the way s under the patron
axe OF Misc susan Fenimore Cooper daughter OF the
h0vest will be held at the Cooper House on Monday
evening.
Arrivals are a. follows:
, Cooper Housc-B. Z. Lieber. James c. Chambers, X.
H. Thomas aud wife, J. Il. Throckmorton MISS q y
rehderlon, e. f. Grain Miss Davida e. Cram, Julian G
Buckley, Janes Jackson, son and wife, Mrs George f.
ward. Miss L. L. WARD, y. ". Ward, sarah NJ Perklhs.
florence G.. Perkins, Emma NJ. Perkins, MISS knte
Utlaht JohD III. Austen, George j. Laigntoh' Aiiss
i!ogs. Miss Vredenberlh, Miss Harvey, Miss h. o.
hOlses, Mr. and Mrs Robert McCarter, T. Holmes ana
vie. L. J.. JOhnstone, William POillon and WIFE, D. O
Iayltor, ali Of New-York.
uIY uuYe tfrtmore-Mr and Mrs t. g. MsrrI MRS. M T..
:ieDcnel Charles J. HambIrgh, l.. u. Johnston. Dr
uVuIi H. T. smitb. W. r. Losslng. J. NJ. Emerson, L. H.
a"ssi and daughter Mr. and Mrs III. A. Coursen ana
upauehler, John Killner William Boldly, Charles +:
se se James Jarrett Tom Johnston. Jr, B. ID. Ahiick,
'isS Field, C. r. Cocks aud family, all OF New-York.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
SCHROON LANE.
SECLUDED RES
IE WILDERNESS.

SECLUDED RESORTS IN HE WILDERNESS.
IRON Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF M Tribune
SCHROON LAKE, y. y, july 3O-Thc Taylor
House and Ito attendant cottages lie at the southern
end of the Lake. on Lake View Point tongue OF land
projecting from tho western shore. aud disclosing
view OF the Lake either way unsurpassed by any 0hef
size There plea ant secusOn AT the Taylor House
and yet the hotel and twelve cottages make quite
community and a very delightful one by them-eives.
Anew attraction this season Ia found in the ne y
s,eamboat route down schroon River. This stream has
heretofore been considered too shallow for navigation
but ser-whe- steamer large enough to hold MY peo
Pic finds difficulty ~ making atwelvem mi!e eAcuson
The guests al The lay House ana cottages are
Edward Iiarrlgan, Nj. Neral. OF the firm OF Acher
Merrill Condit; r. II. southern. N. W lianley, Miss
Mary and Mis- Ida Babam. Miss Etue Br.ham j. T.
Eoinlg v ]. Tcnny, NJ. j. Bradley, George T. irnnain
of w-YOrk: The Hon j. NJ. Francs, william H. WIison
Troy Mrs H. j. Judson ana family. BrooKyr.
Van Nance Mrs Mary Greenwood, L. Greenwood, {.
W Congdou aud wife. Miss Riddle, Mas Inslee, Mrs
Freymouth Louis Benziger, George KosenOatt. Levy
NJ H COnen j. SimOnfeld, Mrs. G. NJ. Stewart Miss
stewart l. PIKE, h. Burr, New-York
wife Miss Maggie Chiney. Miss Carrie Roome, J. o.
smith = r. White and wife, New-York Mrs. John
Robertson, the Misses Robertson, n Ko6eriso. n.
A. X Horsford, william A. Anderson and wife, Miss
LIZZIE Anderson, +. Anderson, Edward I. Anderson
" Ar The Leland House are the Rev. II: r. Freeman.
lanes " Finch and family, Charles J. Bnven G. H..
sicyena ana family. II. j. How ard family X g. Fuller
n. e Jarvis W. C. Jarvis, u. II Fowler and family. T.
NJ Rliyen and family, j. H. Franklin, 8. W Albro and
FAMILY f. A. Bachman and family. W. ". Bliven and
FAMILY H. L. smith. Mrs. C. +. ". Jergens and dsugh'
Wife stephen Phben and wife, ". O. Bibb. b. Allin
N.w.York; H. J..Morse and family. &. b. T. Benton and
family Townsend ;.f and r-%% A Mors Srs:s aqe
Tai,r ce md wife, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
IN THE ADIRONDICKS.
A PLACE FOR FISHERMEN AND HEALTH
SEEKERS.

ARRIVALS AT VARIOUS MOUNTAIN HOTELS.
fFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
CAsCADEvILLE, \. Y, July 3O.-A jolly party
OF fishermen and are the sole nhabant
OF this region Imagine gorge IN the mountains almost
entirely occupied by two long narrow lakes with the
hotel situated the tongue which separs.es them and
you have Cascadeville Tho wall OF mountain rises
opposite 80 noar and abruptly that any one sitting on
tho piazza half from the front cannot sec the sky
Through the marrow valley there are breezes on the
hottest day. and the lakes well stocked with brook
trout and well guarded that fishing IL seldom other
than an exciting pastme cave IN the wall OF the op-
po-ite hill adds its mysterious attraction TO tho neigh
borh0Od having been explored 10 depth Of sixty feet
pleasant company IA now assembled at the Cascade
House. What with boating and fishing and ths elsbor
ate eating and sleeping which Adirondack air makes the
chief end OF man, time nies rapidly. The reign OF tho
flannel shirt 10 absolute here this season and for the
guidance OF green arrivals ofrules hung conspcu
ously In the office, few Of them being as follows:
L-Pug hats Of all descriptions also white Derbys.
shot Is minutes after arrival
"H-The penalty for wearing boiled shirts on Sunday
ia cigars for this crowd week days ~ 80 for first Of
fence and S5 for each offence thereafter.
"III.More than shins per day. one suit or two
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
NIAGARA fALLS.

INCREASING NUMBERS OF VISITORS
TEoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE
NIAGARA FALLS. July 31.-It has been said
that Free Niagara has caused The great cataract 10
tInk 20 a place fashionable summer resort
How this IS glance at the rcGster OF the great
hotels plainly shows. Niagara never was and never VIII
b. place where desire to remsl1 much over
week bat to those who have never visited the many
point. Interest round aboi that length OF time can
be mos protaby Occupied Ius cad OF decreasinS the
number OF tourists who ctne Niagara % stay longer
tAan between grows larger each year Ihe
humber OF cheap excursions always large has, sLce
tae advent of Free Y agara." almost doubled, ana
during the past few weeks probably more have come
here than ever before IN the same length Of time
Many visitors fan to appreciate what ddre-deVh act
It vas Of Grahams 10 attempt the navigation OF the
wllrpool rapids in his barrel, and scores OF cIauks
come here anxious his example and gam the
uOt0rety which hc has achieved. IAey come e1pI"!n
ltghrlncd schemes to the reporters 90 Gown anu ahe
one look at the rapids. and fade quietly away II Is
doubtful If Graham will ever 20 through asan thoush
enters in'O after has completed his present dime
museum tour. he agrees to navigate the rapids as oeH
a. required 10. Taking with KHUNE Correspondent
The Oner day Graham sald tha he was cOhIe' s,te. %
he repeatedly demonstrated the perfect hay OF he
trp would become the popular thlhg % 40 IKE pe
rcl-r-cO the Cave OF tie Nipds ana Iat.les
viii furnished with barrels and allowed 10 take 'he
TIP nominal price. ,, 49,,
III. coscy new casino theatre institution which has
long needed here Is proving great success ana
Which hold thei. annual conventions mere, shu nav m'ne
previous had no sutaD place for holding eein!s
MaenneclOr society whlch mas assumes tno nc, -
frequent concerts. Under the ntnaEeiheHV
Of superintendent WEIGH OF tne state icSein % on,
many h.te improvements are Dehe mage ap'rt % w
.rx islands for the "fenence OF sight- see.s.
tthouga the preservation of tne Wild rustic beauty
which one o; The cA.c. charns OF Tue Caadc1 su'
roandin-s is niways the first thing considered
Pla,steds anu Wahlss Orchestras are fuFnlshlhg
music AT the Cataract and International hotels and
very enjoyable complimentary hops are being given
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
CIPE M /.
HE BEST WEEK OF The SEASON.

HE BEST WEEK OF The SEASON.
.rGoN IHL RtorLR 'onnsroNplNI OF 1ht ImnrNEn
CAFE MAY, July 3l.-Inc most successful
Of The h.- Iust passed All the hotels were
iu. or nearly So an Immense crowds gathered onthe
beach daily to watch the hundreds OF bitner. sporting
~ tAc suri Ihe amu.encnt, have been particularly IN
tcre-tug The Now c"umois gave beautiful display
fireworks aud hop -aturday night ana collected
arse crowds. The Morphet Brothers closed the weeks
engagement on tic Ocean Per On the same evening.
Miss Bessie Gilbert viii remain week 70
display her SKIN tho corneL TIC
largest ami finest hop OF tho season was
gwen al the stockton Tuesday evening. Tue Immense
duug naI was hlled to s utmost capacity aud every
cnar taken few minutes after the doors had been
opened. An interesting race took plAco on Bsacha'e.
tuesday evening. The inaua scrs desiring me hD-
of crowds chose hour when moss or tho hoeS
and cottages engaged Ia serving tea The populace,
however got wind Of tho shAr and the 6roAi ooara
the length oi nearly milr and carriages ncd the
ayrnur Tur rae. Wa ne wrrn Colonel Dae's chest
nut geiiil. kInk aud Mr. Daniel Dswsou's bay marc
ransy. Inc latter won ny about tbrre Ieng hs. inc
Ncw-C Columbia gave package party on FRIDAY even,
inr. and ,nia hop l. Morean tao leader 81
tie otche-tri. takes place tonight. Congress h"i' ~
equally entertaining To- its guests Tho hops tiso place
on Wednesdays ami Fridays, instead OF MONDAYS ana
Wednesdays. formerly. Ino larsc. aud most attract
I've hoy OF The ses~on was given on Wednesday evening"
4 laugnabln mock tr.l held at tie New Couinpia
rhursda5 evening; Mayor Edmund, OF Cape Nay;
acted ~ Judge ani Fayciie Gibson o. N"shlneoh Anu
CoOncl Jamcs VI. scovli acted FOR the defendant
Tho following are tao latest arrivals;
ATitHgiDH.-J. II. CouTteGay, Ncw-l York
Mr. and Mrs. Il. L. RICE Mas Alice RICO, H.
!. Taylor. Mrs. NJ Sicnhardt Mr.. aud Mrs. A. T. PITTS
samuel q. sutherland. jr.. j. Taylor, Julian karpe'
Mrs Aicline Ihurnamcr, NJ shcmbandt. ID. G. Field, '"
II. Allen. Newlurk.
(hGtOifc.-N. L. lluray. kew.YOrk.
Ldfdycn,.- NJ. Leach. W. /. Blackwell. O. W. Cark,
> u. kennedy, Il. q. Mlddeton Nj. and Mrs. l. L. IT
tsuneimer. OF Kochester.
Netc COinmb,G.-C |. Power. II. A. Boake, d. A
Veidnll. New York.
Congrcss Hdi.-Mr. and Mrs j. 4. Lear Miss Lear.
NAL Mrs NJ. Edwin T.. Riggs George
H. Riggs New-York
CarroH TtHa-E~ c. Jones and msid n. b. Wilson,
New York.
Secretary Bayard is at the Marine villa, accompanied
By some relatives and frionds.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
ASBURY PA RK.
OVERFLOWING HOTELS AND A ROUND OF
AMUSEMENTS

AMUSEMENTS.
fyROM TuY EFcTLAE COIREsrOSDENT OF THE TRIBUNE |
AsBURY PARK. y. D., July 31.-Therc have
been ore complaints this over the petty swndes
practieed by the stage drivers and their impuden
ners than in any previous year In the history OF the
Park The notes and cottages filled to overnow wing
and It hard TO secure vehicles At times and the
try to take those who patronze them. The
arrest OF one OF their number yesterday for demanding
rs cents from lady for o cent ride and then black
guarding her may teach them lesson.
Government officials have promised an earlier mail
from New-York on week days. Tho first mail
reaches here at o'clock after taking four hours in max
ing the run made by ordinary trains In half that time.
Mrs Julia Bradford, OF New York. gave a musicale
this morning at the Atlantic in nOnor OF her friend, Miss
Bessie Kimberly, OF Fortress Monroe. IL was conducted
by Professor A. j. Foskett, OF Boston The attendance
was large.
Ex-speaRor Faunce. OF the Pennsylvania House Of
Representatives at the St. James Hotel with his wife
and tho Misses Faunce.
General Clinton b. Fisk. New Jerseys Prohibition
ddats for the Governorship ia at the Arlington Hotel
IN Ocean Grove.
Grabbing party from the Grand Central Hotel caught
800 about two hours ~ shark River 1hursday
morning. 49,
A plank walk is being laid tho north aide OF Deal
Lake from the ocean 10 the railroad.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
Ola UIA UUUA.
Fill, OF VISITORS AND DIVERSIONS-AR
RIVALS

PROM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE }
CuAUTArQUA, July 31.-With the National
Sunday School Assembly At the one end OF Chautauqna
oLo and the Lakewood School OF the New Theology al
the other end OF the lake. visitors here do not
lack religious opportunities. But there are hops IN
nl,ny and receptions, and parties and excursions ana
ve rrt.ions enough 10 suit the most worldly Minded
and TIM. midsummer life at Chautauqua moves ON. Dr.
rImace has been here during the week. and on Thurs
day lectured to 5000 people.
The arrivals during the past week were larger '"""
- hefore I'm any single week during Chautauqaa
.ssson the hotels filled TO overiowipg anu every
oa sscms 10 be In a happy frame OF mind
o rn on George sands and family OF CINCINNATI anu
r. M Marshall the Pittsbnreh lawyer; are among 'no
80 90 ,nssts at the Lake View House, lAkewoo'.
"J,' n savery and his wife. from New-iorK' are ~
Lake wood for the summer ,.o .,o,, tho lats dur
na The week He an attentive Iistoner 70 % II Tr
' lug ~. Iecture on Evolution at ChAutauquA on thurs
day. N, c..,c bsad master OF st. John q
Ino ~. ~ Y is sojourninR at the lake ior
Drle season ~ willard Of The Roeheser Democrat h max
Ing q tour OF the lake.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

wssb- -snd-combs pei day Ia punishable by nns Of as
e.s than ~ 25 or more than ~ % Tor each offence
"Iy.-An full Engl'sh dudes Will he fed 20 the pira
Arsngemehts tor Ior""fdins tie bones can be made
"v.-r6e strongest cu.. word allowed on sunday 10
Gosh aud on week days Dammit Teliipg ne,
nshng ON sunday or lDdeleng IN any competitive game
sunday is deemed bal ta,tr"
the Cascade. prepared to do battle with any other club
IN the msu1s"n~ a. Ine officer, are g. W. >e~eomo. }.
Among the cue a. AT the Cascade are j. Archer and
M D nroossS j. " Seweonn. 'G Mr. G. = = r.rsia.' r%s
g. G. Perkins, j. T. Harry. Horso" e. Hardy. New York;
I. 7. Eushy and Wise. Brooklyn.
WI the "isry lL'Ic,.ta '" uine OF trave! 10 tho
Adrond tcA- tnerr .-"in- 10 he desire
ihs entire freedom rom convrntouailly when has
always or'n charm ol iu" region. shd the most et
Iensiye hotel in he mountins m un its rcllar the
s,sicmsn that suyboiy hr rngne fll tres. evenirg
dre.. costumes viii not he alpv-a 10 return second
summer, watch - ratAcr extreme hu. expresses tho
prevalent feeling
A, lie West side Hotel iaae Inclf wnich }. m, only
hoie really s'ua'ed on tntt lac. ,nn.e guess
4 r. Powell, Bto,.pns Grant lnip-n. Nsnu~s' j.
tie Rev. charles D. h,iuchef. Phaaf'Iuhla. J,nn o.
Moot,sowu. y. j.. iohert schroeder. >tv-lors e. d.
Osborn aud w.ie c'ilp hne. 'hi" a. ~ PRATT. hnnk-
Z ~cymonr Nov.N ID. NE 3. &. Ma s.an ana MIA
Mar bal. Day lou. rho a =. ttauc A. We. Doile.t
irca nr l. " L.ws. DR. -. A. laf-ou sad
family. o. -. Jud.on, !. Icon, hl.'ie.p"it
KcesevUle y y. Nc G. " Yas.in. Mr.. g. konduil.
Schenectady ir. H. seymour. Ai'' seJ mour sew
Al the windsor lIotcl Rouse Point on Lake cham
PLAIN. me sesson promise "sL That re- on = n'' N
icr ~ sun-rb Nacrvcvs pnd pc ~ r-hus bass.
pike, pck'r"i and OLer hsI aipAniinE m
ihst par. 81 thtinpaiu. III Wipi.pr II cha z
pace. Amons ~ ruests at pfos~n. are Geo. is md
famiy, Br"oK So. ~. kafH uan' Vie ]. l"ousrt
and ismlj. N""-lorA, 1. b.rsf " an " r.. hif.ns
TN, T.. g.. Penny ala ianhy, N3uura. 'le Rev Walter
y. Nlchoa' All fanny. Ab.ly J. a sh'I. .. Z:
Pelorkin anl family >ev-Nork. ". d.. pei.fa aud
family, Ottawi. Mss n. ia r,ace. lIusAlug. u \.
Guston. !. Weeks, \. Eon.lif ani n q. NJ IIil,
and family, H. :! NcAvoy aad sic. Nv. d. McA,tsur
AMI wilc, Ntw-lO Ofs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

W. Bsche, Charles W. woodman. Rev. Victor Trow.
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Grey A. II. Campbell,
Howard Lswes, Misses Julia Carrie and Lizzie Peters,
John T. Carroll, Mrs. M. Doctor Mr.. and Mrs. Hess.
]. L. Smith, J. W. Cornell George Harral, Miss NJ =.
Deekert, J. c. Trumpute, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ihomas,
Joseph Maguire,A. b. Thomas John f. Green, Miss L. F.
Green George Wheeler, h. A. Wheeler, Mr. and MIRA T.
A. Martin, Miss l. NJ Martin Miss Welch. Mr. and Mrs
]. McAulie l. ID. Clarke, Miss c. NJ. Lyon. M. NJ Rich
ards. MIR. and Mrs f. A Buer. King aud Mr.. and Mrs
J. T. Haser.
the Fort George Hotel register shows the OF f.
sinoe de Loisele and family Mrs. ". b. Roberts. Mrs
N. w. Cornell. Mr.. and Mrs l. III. Allen Miss Allen. Mrs
John Bartlett with her family and Mira c. f. Burhans
all OF NewYork This houses four cottages all have oc
cupants 49,
quarter Of mile alon sshore the CrosbysiGe Miss
Maitland, Miss Whitehead Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wilson,
Mss Alice Wilson. Charles WoOlmingtOn Mr.. aud Mrs
James Tutnbnll Mr. and Mrs J. G. Sealch. Mrs
e. +. Hunter. Miss Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Halpn. Miss Taylor Mr. and Mrs John H.
shoenDerger are late arrivals form the metropolis me
Rev. Professor Alexander A Hodge ID. D. OF Princeton
College, is with his daughters al the Cros0ysde 49,
AT the Lsko House. among recent arrivals are MISS
Carrie l.. Burnsead. Mr.. and Mrs. Main Smile, W D
Tarbell NJ >. Iarneil. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Roy,
Henry Prentice, Mr.. and Mrs George ". Elder Tonro
Robertson {. Valentine, Mrs. G. +. Reed Miss LaIen
don. Miss Williams Charles ii. Starr. ". c. Rogers, Miss
Bohen and Mr.. and Mrs. W II. sterling. .
The Manhattan Cluh, OF New-York City. composed OF
graduates OF New York University, Is eHcampcd on It's
island. Just north OF the Kattskil House. five miles
do wn the Lake.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
LAKE ELORGE II.

MANY ARRIVALS DURING THE WEEK.
FEoNAS cAsIOsAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUNE
LAKE GEORGE. July 31.-August has always
eh lie month of gsyety here and the large increase in
''ei feg!si.ies the past week foretes departure
NON Precedent. AT the Fort William Henry House
nfch5shop Kenrck and his secretary the Rev John j.
1"eisey, OF st. Ions. Canon do MOleyrs, OF Eng
"'' IS at he same house with bis wife. lie is the
way to Saratoga.
among NEWCOMERS registered the past week DR..
"eu'sy. T. T.. Heussy and Miss Heussy, john B. Hill
~, CHARLES II. De Witt. W. c. Kerr, Misses Julia and
.a" hichwan, Mrs. 8. Meyers. Mr.. and Mrs. George
"'. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Denning, James W. Col
s'. MIR. aud Mrs Charles Goldsmith, J. d. Herman. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
SHARON SPRINGS.


PERSONAL MOI OF TIE MlD-SEASON.
frpoN AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
! . .,. I, %, ,rL ,. u,bor,
SHARoN SPRINGS, July OIL ne l"'t i""'i
q Thon,uson who was An occasional visitor at this
. 49,, ,o.,,.d ,ho ,,r. ,,,o,or 81 ,h. sharon Uou.e
'"''' no" ~ " - iS " -
ms hu.iness anars
-, - ~, ,,.., -. ,o,,,
EN-Secretaiy iShlItoh fish ahu his iis" "io ""'"'
clled IN Pavilion cottage II.
,r, >, ,,,. ,..I -, ,, e.,,. t1,,,so onioved n
1ue io"o"'"S guests III 'no N""lo" ii'"9' ''p'' "
very Jolly strawride 20 Cherry Valley the laei part o.
rho he MisSp LETT Iewr Mr. Ict'. Mis-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
SEA GIRT.
SOLDIERS IN CAMP-Nl~IrOKS AND TIiEli
DOlNGS.

SOLDIERS IN CAMP-NI~IfOkS AND THEIR
DOINGS.
rrrcw rnF RIGUL,r CoEEFsf o>Dr>r or IHT TRiBr 81
SEA GIRr, \. H., July 3l.-Ihc occupants OF
Bodrs Beach House have been greatly interested hl'
week in the soldiers of the New jersey state Camp
which Is about five minutes walk from the hoie bur
ng the week the members OF the three regiments com
posius the e, ond Brigade have been engaged da
f practice un Ter ihe direction of Bird ". spencer.
General OF HIh. Practice and bis wo ASST
ants The military headquarters OF tho state National
Guard have been established IN comnodious cottage
near the Beach House. Governor Leon Abbct who Is
spending the sumner the Monmouth House AZ spring
Lake Beach. a frequent visitor 10 the camp. squad
OF engineers IL ENGAGED preparing FOR tho encamp-
menI OF the Second Brigade, which begins Monday
August %, and asts a we-S. The bneaie compr is"s
the 81. 9th and 7lh regiments and Gatlng Gun Bat
terry 81 b. OF Camden.
Attorney GENERA John Stockton Of New.J-rsey the
Of tho latc Commodore stockton whose old summer
mans the centre win. Of BOdts Beach House. Is
The second annual carnival at Spring Lake Beach this
guests OF Boldrs Beach House There tub, sack.
Obstruction pig potato aud bos races anu hue display
OF fireworks.
BoldrS Beach House. Mr.. aud Mrs. William H. Weeks,
Mr. and Mrs g. +. Dunning, Miss Duuuing Henry {.
Olds Allan II. sexton y. G. Wooster H. fl. Benedict.
aud family Mr. ami Mrs. George Grihtls. Howard
Thornton. George Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. b. '. Massey.
Or. Morton p Henry, Mr. and Mrs H. T. Drayton. Mrs
II. T. Henry, Miss 4. Bunce, ;. $ Hoilngsw orlh.
Or. ". Biddle. Miss T. c. Biddle Mr.. and Mr-. Will
fam Kohrer. PhiladeIpha. Mr.. amt Mrs J. h Bang'.
nonker,N y; g. Csrson ana & family uorresIae.
Mr.. and MIRA s. schoyer. Jr Mrs Henry sicntermann.
Ptsburg; Mrs. :. c. Foster. the Misses Foster Mr..
and Mrs II. G. Hubert, Cincinnati; Mr.. aud Mira @ +.
Basset Orange. n. j.; A c. Adams and family, Chel-
tenhafn, Penn.