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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-02-11

A remarkable, but by no means unpre-
cedented, explosion occurred in Germany
short time ago. A sack of flour falling
down stairs opened and scattered the
contents in cloud through the lower
room, where burning gas flame set fire
to the dust, causing an explosion which
lifted part of the roof Of the mill and
broke almost all the windows.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-02-11

The table Of bankrupts for Great
Britain and Ireland for the year show
great commercial depression. In 1884
the failures of retail dealers were 8, 1888,
in 1885 4, SOB. They were as follows:
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-02-11
VOLUME VIII.
PrOfsssiona! and Business Cards.


Q p. DeHAKT.
WILLIAMSTOwN, N Js
Agent for Organs and Pianos. The Estey Organ
the best instrument made is my specially.
REPAIRING & TUNING SKILLFULLY DONE.
Instruments sold on easy terms.
Address or apply as above for particulars.
Apr30S5-ly
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-02-11
DIANos AND ORGANS.

The subscriber, having had years of expert
ence, would announce that he is prepared to
tune Pianos and Organs, and viii guarantee sat
isfaction. Reference if desired.
B. STRATTON,
Octi9,s2 Woodbury., N J..
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
ATLANTIC CITY.

AN UNPRECEDENTED THRONG OF GUESTS.
frRoM A. OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
ATLANTIC CITY. July 1O.-Ncver in the his
tory OF the island before many people here ss
during the days Of the Fourth The
great remarkable Tor Its order, and there
were fewer arrests than the days last year
II seems to be- fully settled that Warrington Light
Infantry goes Cape May instesi of Atlantic CITY.
THIS great disappointment for the people here ana
especially for Mr.. MEG se. Of he Manson House. who
had prepared thee rooms for the President aud his
WIFE
Tie event OF the week the visit OF the Pennsyl-
editors They had their annual banquet oil Thnrt
day Fncfs at winch time aud place also the IN
auguratOn Of the Atlantic CitY Press Club.
Already there are fool bathers. A young lady at
tempted this week to swim the aud res
cuea lust as she was about drowning peculiar incl
dent OF last sunday morning that OF three young
men who were taking a bud bath at m. The bath
houses were open when they returned TO the
found that their clothes mad been stolen they
had remain IN the sand until they able to pro-
cure something with which 10 cover themselves.
pia man proposes to place hansom cdhs on
the peach at popular prices t,.
The project to extend the ocean drive far as Long
Port 50 As 10 give evel stretch OF seven ues wiz u
que-touAbly be successful II VIII be a gravel ana
shell road.
II seems impossible the Mayor to the beach
His Orders last sunday were specially severe,
bat they openly dcfcd ali along the b-ach Liquors
OF All kinds carried boldly scrOss the board walk
Fishing parties grow IN numbers AZ tue season al
the inlet after arriving IN town aud 90 n-i-
ue" Those who tnSu oinrr- -iil
out -ighte-n miles distant snd alwa re-
turn with a catch OF black tsn.
The all report much better prospects for good
a
The three life saving stations in full operation
aud tie different patrol the beach carving ropes
while bitners are enjoying themselves These iuen
work regular salary. hut manage 10 make.
great deal of money through contributions from VISITOR.
Among the New IOrk-rs registered al the hotels are
W. K. woolnry. A. King and Miss T. King. and C. W.
Smith, Of Albany
Among thr engagement. at the hotels tnat ot secre
tary Bsyard the Ashland. Admiral Porter at tue
United stafe-. JOnu NJ Campbell. Surveyor OF the Port
Philadelphia. Al the Albion; John Fontsine manager
OF Roach ship Yards Chester the stockton; VIII
lam b. Gi -uperintendsnt or the Western Union Irle
grapn Company, at the Albion James T.. Connolly. inc
tenor at the StOcktOn VI yor George NJ Gibbons. l. :
A. retired. Albion; J0hn l. CarDcrOss me mln
st~e "a Mansion stephen y. WnslOW OF me COM
DrrcdI list at the United S-nOr Jose r. DE NJ
ytrru spanish Consul at Baltimore at tho Chetwo0di
l. y Reed daug her. Lieutenant
H. : Crout, L. :. A, y II. Irotter. the artist at the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
PLEASANT DAYS ON THE RIVER.


IFnom AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRrBUNE.l
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, July 1O.E The
celebration Of the Fourth very quiet, being an
agreeable change from the noise aud tumut usual to the
National holiday. The chief celebration took place on
Monday at Clayton In the forenoon very pretty yacht
took place. the Minnie D. OF Gsnanoque, coming 10
first One OF the finest yachts under TOO heavy spread
OF canvas, was dismsned. her mainmast breaking OF
had flying OH In the afternoon a steam yacht race
TOOK place; also rowing race. In the ryeEng a hne
display OF fireworks seen fro the Thousand la ana
PARK Hotel one Df the colt ages. MI HOuen rlValcd
the MOTEL in display. The Round Island H0use had
the finest llu uminatOls. About O'Clock IN the evening
re observed at Round Island and as IT. Increased
with vigor Il was thought that or the cottages was
nre. 1t found that gigantic heap OF trees aud
brush. the accumulation Of years. ha been nrei Ihe
fire showed distinctly at great distance anf those fur
ther down the river thought the Round Island House
burning
Tue fishing season isdrawng a close, and there is
no account of blg fish oau kht ~ record.
On Tuesday last Mr. and Mrs. Musse went out iOr row
In Poplar Bay. Wrstmnser Park, and were there
svamped. Mrs Muss- had sunk twice before her nus
band couc get her within reach OF the boat Their cries
were heard and they we're rescued
The no els now rapidly flling up There are about
sixty guests apiece at the Thousand Island PARK ana the
Round Island House A. AeKlndria BLv the two hotels
have alb Jut -eventy-hvc apiece.
The weather FOR tho days has been perfect,
and the evenings are GEAR and beautiful.
Eary this week quite pretty little race occurred at
Arlandria Bay fOr purse OF hundred dollars II was
A shel, ani Mr. Brophy clerk at the Hotel
Bruins wick New-York city. and Mr. Lee. clerk at the
B"trl Norm.ndi Ntw-iork CiIY. Brophy came out
ahead by three lengths
ThOusdnd Island HO'ts,.-E VI. Statler. j. Fl. Lock
wood. A -hrnck ant IT, d. D,viiz zsr OF New-York; aud
Arthur Blron, OF London, England.
(rOseninH HOVSe III. L. WyckOf. A. g. Rogers and j.
(. Rankin. OF NeN-York; :. F. OmStead Los Angeles.
Cal aud Peter schutler aud Urch Busch. OF Chicago
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
COOPE RSTO1FN.

fFROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
Co0PERsTOwN, July 10.-It has cooled of
considerably since the early part OF the ami the
weather is now nearly perfect.
The Ceutral Hotel which has long been one OF the
leading theyear houses Of this secton has ceased to
exist a hotel. having rendered it entirely useless
purpose other than marx the spot IL once oc
cuped During the past few years the Central has
had quite number OF city guests IN the summer, and
there were a few the hotel when 1t was burned.
James Fenimore Cooper. OF Albany, is spending few
Gays 10 towu.
Commodore John II. Upshur and wife, OF Washington
at the Cooper House.
point OLsego Lake has bccn chosen as the loea-
ton for a new sumner school for boys. The director
Eugeue W LytLe, chosen t As the Des-sultsi Tor
tue purpose frOn every point or view Inc spOl oacI
"Camp LeaihcrstocSIng," aud the school tue fInSry
school," n0uor or the Rev. Joan /. FiAsry' OF EA%@
BETH " J.
birthday parry IN honor edst sou az the fcnl-
farm. winch tue inheritance OF tue youns
gentleman from grandfather the late Eu u"Atd O~lA'
OF singer NJ mAcune fam. -, a,. i,
The Rev Dr. Beacn, OF New-forx, Will olh0i~.o III
Curlst (EpiscOpaD Church, -unia
Arrivals durins week uclute the following: =,
CoOper hOuse-hrs. SpirO dud sister Jouu %
Miss ConslIn-. Is. rbOlt-, Charles G. Ht soln W =
BOrland LOUIS LaOns. Mr. AMI Mrs Mdtn'" OLttasou,
Banyer GARRISON Mr. and Mrs. JOsepI Il Gtrey anu
family j. Piscasz. ~. B. Weiss VI. = Barnet MS hey
man son aul aaught-r J. :. Barnet and son. l. ".
GOwcn. jr.. L. II. Rocner b. r DarihS' - ,v',c
Bruen, Miss Bruen. Mrs. A Merlens' Master VINO
Mrrlens and Francis William Nlgdnde, aieAanIer
C. Pope aud wlfe aud VI Pauline Pope, OF Ne"-1 Orx
fcninorc Hotet-Mrs. Tracey Besile. uaunceY VI;
Beadc Miss Van Dyke. Mss Purdy. NJ tOoA iT. suu
Mrs Lewis Worth. J. W. Barton " harIy, =. r mn, w
Hn5benn. the Misses De LuzI dr. aud Mrs. harrson'
VI. DodswOrtA, OF New-lOrE
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
DELAWARE HATER GAP
GUESTS AT rHs KIlTArINNY HoUsE-HoIILs FILL
ING Up

GUESTS AT THs KI1TAIINNY HOCSE-HollL5 FILL
ING Up
DELAWARE WATER GAP, Penn, July H.
The continued warm weather brought pftny people
here and the hotels boarding houses sie MING up
rapiay There il now every prospect VI prosperous
season. The rst hop held last Monday evening and
WAS LARGELY attended by New Workers.
Mr. and Mrs : Rogers, and maid, OF BrooklIn' are
at the Kittauany.
w. T. WarIwel treasurer OF the Dovoe MANUFACTURING
CoInpany and smy New York, have taken up rooms
at Gap House. -. ,,,.., -.
Captaln A j. Aaire and daughters. the Misses Agnes
aud Nellie OF New-NOrk. At the kittAtlnny.
John &. B-s-en, OF HOOOken, ~ j. was @icNou' s"'Ss
tho kittatinpy. o,-
spenr last Sunday a. the Gap. ,. r,
'Hr. Josrpn Ireoar OF tue New-York Custom House.
ami family are az The kttatuny
Lieutenant (fruinnerr. or tue German Army was
recent visitor ~ tue Gap -. ,, 49, ,
Traders Naoua Bank, NewfOrk aud family are at the
Wafer Gap House for summer. MI Perkins passes
mucn um- In driving.
William IL McCorDIack Philip FOntaine. 'I T. faliard
O. Bruedict Fisher. WINiam ID. LeOnAfi, IiatNo'd a.
Pool aud Thomas - smith, members OF thr OtIL-ns
Bicycle Club OF NewYOrE. we're guests al the hI"thny
July aud s. ,,,,.
one hundred aud nfty members OF the lioderkranZ
Society. OF NrgYOrk. are expected h-re on Ju4f ~
Mr. and Mr.. I. Case. Mira W. dr Groot aud daughters
Mr. AMI Mrs D. f. Porter. Master Charles f. Porter Miss
NJ l. Porter ars steven W. Giles, IT, and > NJ bergert
and wife, Of New FORK. are At ihe wafer Gap h"nse.
These ycw-lOraers are AZ tue hltldtlhh1 +. r
FrAncisci. A e. Gilman, T. :. kAlsske wbe aud FAMILY,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
SCHOOL TEACHERS AT ITHACA.

A VETERAN PER-PEA> >ONAL NOTES.
uRoM TIE KLGuLAE COIEEsi ONDENI OF TRIBUNE
ITHACA, July l0.-Ike Ittac3 Weekly Journal
has entered upon It's seventy drs year, aud The Daily
Journal upon It's fifteenth year.
AT yrstry meeting 0f ~ JoBn's Church recently 1t
unanimously deciied - extend the usual summer
Vacation ot the rector. the Rev. ; IL synnOtt, from
four 10 weeks lie ais. presented with purse
oi 500. contributed b. fourteen memoers OF his
gregaiipn.
d. A. ogden, r formerly of the class of -. Cornell
University has been appointed postmaster at Penn YAM
Mr. JOspoh McGrdw Is recovering from several weeks
efious illucss.
The Common Council meeting on Wednesday
venas voted strictly enforce the regard
10 GnmUzz ed dogs AL dogs must be muhLled or killed
The Rev j. r. Clymer has gone 10 Ocean Grove where
Ne VIII take charge OF normal class at the sunday
"1"o' assembly To- be held at mat resort, July 1920.
. 4be boaII OF Education On Tuesday appointed the
".o"ms teachers 20 serve IN the puDc OF this
~ e4tihg Tie ensuing year; High -cHOol-PrOfessOr
-, 49, " btitO principal Mss H. W. Thompson procep-
80 'h- Misses Belle sherman ana Elizabeth
c. assistants Mr. K. :. Miller teacher OF
q ~. VI .M nar ScnOO-Msses Neia Lott Alice
" " I"rS, Ala J. Wallace and Clara Atyater Central
s'"'". 9'4ss ka.e Humphrey priuciual and Misses
80 iSrs FLA SarmO4y, (eorgla Beach Mary Cole
r., i4 f,f"skcy. COrneua WI4liaIn-, Carrie D.
Vr..n .-s,---, - D's, Emma Ashton aud Mrs L. &.
o. ''s'S'"h'a Vest fiji schOOl-Mss Kate L. Tru-
ma iIhcId Ald Mas Alice T. .nr1er a.,lst.nL Fall
Nieeh schoo-alss Martha cree. nrur,n.I AMI i.se-
VI 'iui,i' haKgie Ashton and Lillian Root. as
g. % H"s' ~ school Mss Nette Bancus princi-
pa, ta ilsses Cora Bacus Flor. S,r 80 ~ NJ rv
s,rb 'n'A oOuIa HlH schOol-Mlss Jessie +.
h-rl0 a. uer Own request ' 49,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
MUCH TO SEE AND TO DO.
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS.


,rRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRryuyE.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, July lO.-There Is so
much do ami and be here. that well call
the life idle Fishermen strolling In reporting be-
tween thirty and forty pounds Of bass perch aud pex
ere taken out OF Lake Cansdaraga In three hours or
they have taken longer excursion AMI secured some oil
the famous Otsego bass Unexpected strains OF music
MI the air and gong the parors you fDd boy-ehoir
from neghUorIng city to whom Mr.. Proctor. OF the
Spring House. has given days pleasure. AT another
tue som- gifted musician and there several here
sits down voluntarily to the piano and draws audi
ence readily Orpbeus In tho evening you can 20
to the theatre and there always music and
dancing some where.
The weeks inaux OF guests includes the following
named
Spring House-Lawroucs Kip and family. the Hon.
Jonn T. Deyehn and Mrs. Develin. Mrs b. IL Van Vor
hees Isaac E. sEeden aud wife aud the Misses shslden,
Mr. anu Mrs. william C. Banning Nr aud Mrs. John r.
Pupke and the Misses Bertha, Emile ami Helen and
Muster Arnold Pupk- Charles NJ. BE rkeey Lieutenant
ehid Clarence Femag. the Misses sheldon. Mrs. y. c
H. stafford AMI Two enilir-n. Mss Any LioneI. F. II.
tor and vile. Mis-, Piympron wiI.oa G. Hunt and Miss
Hunt. Mrs. J. Ronald Enos. J. Gouding aud Miss h.
Master Allie Rogers J. II. Reed, Joseph smallbank Mis-
MacCollum John g. McGoycrn R :: Hayes Mr. and
Mrs. w. O. Oanan. Mr. snd Mrs Il. l. Ludlngtou. r. 3.
Lulng gton and the Misses Mamie and Helen LGdngton.
f. H. Cansy. J. G. Beardsey b. F. Darling. q Robert
Miss ~ 8. rurnure. MISS A. NJ: Baldwin, Henry Hicks.
r Downing ana son. 6, r. Pee1; Mrs Aef4narr T..
SON. wife ana daughter. Washington. u. G. H. d. Pol
.nr ana na Ts r. a w ana and M cnsS
Wisn-r Mrs. NJ. A. Macdonald. Miss V-nda. Neil Mac
Donald, Nj and Mrs. John f. Martin and Miss Lillian
mira John IL UpsLar. q. s. A. snl Ma upshur. n J.
SGsDyi WasToxn. NM" T. " Mr. T $ J. Mod tosvis y
Mrs H. s. Pane. scranton PeuS Mrs e DAVIS and and
Y. PrOvlNence
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
SEA GIRT.
ARRIVALS FROM NEW-YORK.

[FRoM AN oCCAsrOSAL CORRESPONDENCE OF ihh rRi'oSH.
SEA GrRT. y. j., July l0.-Among New York
people VINO are here the summer are T. H. Man and
family >. NJ. Roosevelt, A. {. GhIman' Mfs- MARY H.
sh,rnsteep. William r. Lawrence, Mrs. J. :. Breese
Miss Breese, Robertson Marshall L,opod friedman
Miss H. f. Tracy, J. \. Ferris and y. T. Orado ana
wife
Bodts Beach House has It's usual nanDer OF guests
social lie ia very gay there.
very pleaslnt entertainment taxes place Tonight at
the Beach House under the direction OF Mrs George e.
Boldt MIS- J. Lo sber Welsh. Miss slnnoS and Miss
Whertou smith. OF Philadelphia aud s'rS. /; H. van.
Mis-, Bresse and Mrs ClradO Of New-fOrR II CONSISTS
OF Ia leads aud farcs VII ssyera' Voca' soos 'lu
music y the Bellevue chestra. The latest arrivals at
the Beach House :. NJ. Roosevelt h.i1," n. Ia"
renee A. q. Gilman, Miss crystal, Mrs. = idIssN, pr
y r. Wallace Miss : f. Nallac-. Mrs. l.. e. harsbail,
Nr, J. . Ferris. r II. Man Governor Leon ADDett.
rns,t Profit George Varrinsn ana III AN Ahge me OF
New York; Joseph cnuOtt aud faulty bu~ W 1t"rr
Thomas Mexican. James Annoit, H. fral. MgnSan "a sn
Jcrome Carty and wife, Le ghtOn Ford froieso IL w:
krnJall Dr Percifer Frazer j. Raymond Claghorn aud
Cnare. l. Pugn, OF Phi sdelpha; MIS- j. waters oA
Chicago: ana II. A. Jurgari OF Hartford, conn.,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
on LIKE CHINPLIN.
THE TIDE OF SUMNER TRAVEL RISING


STRONGLY.
lFsou AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE TRIBrSEI
ALBUEGu SPRINGS, VT, July 9.-This place
Is Al the foot Or northern eui OF Lake Caampan the
Nlss.auol Bay. The mountains only Ia di-;aas
views close around being wooded aims that extend %
the near Canadian border The chief attractions OF THE
Mace are superb air. fishing anu medicinal
springs. There are two hotels. and the season has
already opened au-pctOusly. The following quests srs
registered AZ the AiDurgh springs Hotel: Nrs u A.
krslman, Miss .. Z. hbOtrd, BdriingtOn. W., MA 1.
}. HuIehIus ana NJ IS Hntchns. Ms, r VI. c. Pige.
Ms. H. K Smith. Mss Carrie " atkins, Miss Any Ntt-
.ins. New-lOrk = q. Bosrdnan aaA WIFE, ChAinpiHh.
" Y: y. Il Chili, Mrs. g. Ciryclind. Boston, HAss'
q. NJ. Sargent. wife and daughter, Evanston IT,,
LoG!> J. GayROr New Iavcn Conn; ID {. oumaer ant
wife. II. A. Cleveland. WOrcester Macs. M!A A. l.
Campbell aud Miss Estelle Campbell. New-iorx' Mrs.
f. NJ Stevens. NJ. stevens ang l. r stevens. BOSTON,
Mass. Mr. Be-be and dsuxhtcrs springfield Mass Il
N. Hall auI VIE. New-lork-
AT Rouses Point the Windsor Hotel. which presents
the attractions or gDOi boating. is nz and <ooi tccon
moJatious Ia prepared Tor brisk season, aSnOcf u
guests being airrGdv on hand .,.
Ihe recent severely hot weather has nsd nouce'po
effect on tue travel along the Lake. At Au -aDc I1An
he number OF VISITORS Is daily inereasng ana thS AAe
View House which commInas a Cue WOW oi LsA" N"s"'
plain bas ar-a ~ dou- good business -,
Burliag also IL feeling tho t.te or sumhet us'Ss
setting in AMI 3 is Richards House ~ "esspoI.
ChaDp resort AMI the other places Ol isssoE no"
aong Lake.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
SHARON SPRINGS.
TOPICS OF THE EARLY SEASON.

TOPICS OF THE EARLI SEASON.
tFRoM Al OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUNE. !
SHARON SPRINGS, July 1O.-The landlords
here during hot spell have besn sweterng TO
an extent seldom surpassed ami yet the same time
wearing faces beamins and eonteDtei LOOKING.
The orchestra for the Union Hotel and SHARON House
arrived Wednesday and at work at the Sharon
House the night for the benefit OF the dancers At
the hotel
Mrs. Grosmeyer and family OF New York arc occupy
ng their cottage here. The only here.
apart those the Pavilion the ochseers tie
New-Yor brewers, who have cottage ia the park. and
Mr. Loew, also OF New York, a brother Of Controller
LOew.
The Pavilion band has arriTed IL will this summer
play part OF the time the paIk the CnIou
Hotel grounds.
Judge G. P Annrews Is at the Pavilion.
Arrivals for the week as follows:
Parilion Hoti-MAtthew CaTkson. Mrs r. NJ.
Thompson child and maid, Matthew Chalmers, Judge G.
p Andrews, Mrs. Eugene sehiehelin and pail Mrs
Admiral Livingston aud mad Mrs :. ID. Schenck and
family, G.. II. Beck uan. Mrs q. Il Beekmaa, Mrs.
Dclap aine aud maid. Mrs L. c. Watson aud maid,
Master waldo, J. selisman and family. c. H. Pierce
aud Wife Miss Banks mai Miss Annie Banks. Mr..
and Mrs. K. O.. Lovctt Miss Lovett. Mr. Mcwalter and
Dr. :. = Milford. OF New York; Mr. ant Mrs samuel
Eliot George Dicnen>On, Mr.. and Mr.. william l. CLsse
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Baker, Edward f. Baker AND
Walter L. Baker. OF Boston.
U-nion hotei-S. Walack. Miss Gertie Wallack Miss
Lena Nalsck. Herman Masem tnu. Geurse Masemanu
William MasenaDn, +. '. Arr9s. Charles Mas-lnann,
Joseph l.. Gerety and family. Mrs. VI. scbrodt y.
Brown Joseph lIebmann. u. Falk and family. Mrs. X.
WalIacS Mrs Henry j. Bang and daughter. New York.
sharon Ho,ls--G johnson, G.. A. MereDess. q.
Gennett. v: V; Boyers. Fred rhlma1; A. v - NJ seber-
Hewes J. Thomas Mrs q. Thomas. +. A. clyde L. h
sharp ami F. C. Bense. o. New-York: Miss C. Dressuer.
American Hotf f. J. Clark, o. Hayes Miss Hayes,
Wn,red.smth, r :. Rose, .. u. LindO of. New IOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
SPORT AT STARLIGHT.
TIE LAWN TENNIS AND CRICKET CLUB GROUNDS


TIE LAWN TENNIS AND CRICKET CLUB GROUNDS
OPENED.
SEABRIGHr, Y. j., July lO.-This place cele-
brsted the National holiday with more that ordinary
ceremony Tie formal opening OF the Sea5right Lawn
Teunis aud Cricket Club grounds and clubhouse took
place on Monday This thriving young club has started
under good auspices, the list Of executive officers
shows They are President. J. l. Riker; treasurer.
Herman Clarke Union Bridge Company secretary.
ehippen c. wood. K W DrForrest AMI L. l. Crawford
facing the Rum.On road has been purchased. leyeed
and aid out 80 q tennis and cricket ground. The full
number OF tennis Will be seventeen. fourteen
being turf and Ia the centre OF tue ground
a D. .ot = hundred feet square has been Reserved A. a
creas- for cricket the Practise nets being placed
around the edge ofthe ground fne baseball diamond
has also been marked of The striking feature OF
the grounds Is perhaps the clubhouse. This 10 a
large imposing structure. The main part OF
the interior OF the building consists OF large ana lofty
hail polished floor OF which anu notice fofDidGlng
entrance their spiked bet ken the
use which will often be put nor could inner os IL
room wished for The back af tic building s devoted
TO bath rooms. lavstOres and dressing rooms broad
vcranda running around the sides OF The house Will az
shady for -pecai ors and oOkersoh al the
various gaines. The club mcmberenip already exceeds
hundred and Is daily increasing. lawn tennis todrna
meat will held IN the latter part OF August AID as 10
cricket many have already been fixed, including
the visit 81 Canadian " ZnsarL" Tne date OF this
match Will be August 10 and IL.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
CHA UTA UQUA.
THE SEASON OPENING WELL-PERsoNAL
NEWS


NEWS.
FROM Az occ AsrOSAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
CHAUTAUQUA, July 10.-Ihe crowds are COM
ing TN upon and hs hotel men from one emu
of Chautanqus Lake the smiling ana HAPPY
Private yachts AMI sailing craft beginning 10 d" tue
waters of the lake and private turnods are daily seen
on the excellent The first mop OF the season was
gven at the Chautaudua Lake House, Wiyviie during
the week The regular hops the Kent aud Lake view
Houses at Lakewood. Will begin next week
goodly number of NewYorg people arrived during the
week and many expected guests from Ne"-lork ClIJ
nave engaged Apartments ct the hotels
Mr. s H. Mead and wife. OF New York. are ut the Ho-
Tel Athenaun for the season.
Mrs. ". l. Harri-. Miss Harris and MISS Gene
We've H. A. Baker. OF NewYork CITY, are at Chautanqua
for the summer.
II. A Hawkins Of New.York. and David B. Pqmmer
and wife. of Lakewood. " j.. are at the Hotel Athe-
o. Bean. OF Saratoga. aud c. F. underhill. of New
YORK, are Al the same hotel.
Mrs F. A. Peck ani family. OF Syracuse. have taken
cottage at Chautauqua
d. v riaxler, OF Auburn. ant george A Mosuer' Vi
Syracuse. are at the Hotel Atbeneum.
hoorrt A. vincent OF Troy and o. =. Palmer Oh i'cn
ester are at Chsutauqua for the summer
Mr' , Is. io' way. OF Chelsea Mas mas taXen d COT
Professor w. n. Ellis and wife, OF Brooklyn. ". y. and
H. e Corwu aud wife OF New-fOrk. are az their cottages
W. I. EyeA and wife, of Rochester. are at the Kent
r. R r. French, jr. Of Rochester. is at the wayvills
H1Is'. Wayvillc. for be
Mis- Angelne Brooks of New York. has taken apart
incnts AT tur hrut House.
Among the New York guests OF the Kent House are
Miss May A. Isthburg. MISS Lillian Brigham. MISS
Martha Van Mlrten. - A. Smith, A. j. Graihn' ~ l.
Brigham and Herbert Appleton.
W. q. Bushnell of Yale College, class OF oS, 10 al
ChautauquA FOR the season.
Mrs. NJ A. B. Merrill r. Il. BOien. jr Miss VI r Mer-
III and william rappsn. OF Boston. Mass, are at the
Kent House, Likewood.
Among the other arrivals from New-York and vicinity
durng the wesK we're +. NJ Arker and vile. john l.
BOsher, Miss Alice Taylor, Miss Anna seaman George L.
Norton, A. &. Powell. A Med maid. j. Nj Given, g. A.
Bicknel.