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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-25
Several Remedies for Suffering.

Suffering is one of the most distress
ing of vocal defects. and it is little
singular that many parents think it a
misfortune that is not susceptible Of cor
rection. 1t is not necessary TO confine
the stutterer in cave for years and
compel him to place pebbles in his mouth
after the manner of Demosthenes.
Syllable accentuation, preserving the
continuity of sound while beating time,
is a simpler method. and has proved
successful in the case Of DIR. Hammond
and others. Another method is to take
long breath, and then to close the teeth
and speak between the closed teeth,
allowing the sir to pass out slowly. 1t
is said that two weeks practice of this
experiment will effect an improvement.
II will not be necessary afterward to
keep the teeth closed all the time when
speaking, but long inspiration should
always be taken, the air being expelled
slowly. y.-Courier-Jo
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-25
Sunday, April as, 1886.

REPORTS from the east state that
emigration to this country this season
is equal TO the season of 1888, which
surpassed all other seasons in point OF
numbers. But the quantity is not
what we want TO build up the west, il
is the duality, and active measures
should be taken to impede the intro
duction into Montana of some of the
European emigrants who are iiocking
this way. They know nothing OF
agricultural pursuits, have very little
money. and retard the progress of the
country by settling on land that would
lie taken up and worked by people of
means, aud who have the experience,
which is as valuable rs the capital.
Generally what emigration we have
had into Montana has been of the bet
ter class who came across the ocean;
but still there are few Objectionable
people who settle in the territory, and
are about the same to the people We
want in this country, as the Indian is
TO the settler. The northern portion
of Minnesota has been settled by
Scandinavian emigrants, who depend
entirely on their wheat crop. They
make no improvements on their prop
erty. If the wheat harvest is a good
one, on the money they derive from
its sale, they go back to Europe FIR the
winter and spend their money there.
They take all out of the country and
bring little into it. Emigration to
Montana this season, however, is
light, most of the foreigners seeking
homes in north Dakota, while a
few are going through to Washing
ton Territory. The splendid wheat
crop of last year is what has given the
impetus to the influx as IL evident by
the cost of transportation last season
against this. Last season emigrant
tickets were sold from European ports
to American seaboard points at SIS,
and from thence to Chicago via the
Pennsylvania railroad for 81. This
year the ocean passage cost from $50 to
SIS and the railroad fare to Chicago is
Sl3, difference Of from $40 to S24 in
favor of last season.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-25
Experiment on Frog's Muscles.

II we place a drop of acid on the skin
of the lumbar region of decapitated
frog, We Immediately see the foot on the
corresponding side lifted to scratch it
and rub the spot iritated by the acid.
Is we repeat the experiment after hav-
ing amputated the foot, the application
Of the acid puts the frog into an evident
state Of agitation. 1t makes fruitless ef-
forts with the stump, hesitates, stops.
seems to reflect and ends by employing
the other foot to wipe off the acid
journal of Mental Science.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-25
legislation would be ad visable.

ST. PAUL is stopping all over Chi
cago in her hope of wrestling the mar
keting of Montana live stock from
Chicago. 81. Paul says that the var
ious Chicago packing establishments
which were mourners with Othello
for an occupation gone, rs soon as the
cattle market is removed to st. Paul,
are informed that various eligible sites
for such industries can still be pro-
cured near the city limits.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-25

A REPORT comes from Pittsburg
that man died there while washing.
There is now some reason for the peo-
pie living in the smoky city living the
year round without taking bath. In
such places as Pittsburg, the state in
which they are should designate GER.
tain day for the people TO wash, and
then II should hold itself responsible
for the deaths resulting.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-25
aa,rh ,,ras IA in GerD,a

OF late y,ars the census in Germany
has demonstrated a rapid growth of the
Protestap 4 sow increase in the
CatHo ly oHn ggI witt some exceptions as
regards Prussia and few of the smaller
states
Toro,to Globe II is only when a man
Is abs Diuely a,ore AID IA a wilderness
that lie ina uU - hc peases.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-25
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and worthless, has been decided by the courts OF
Montana
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

B. DE Klyn Miss Fairlee Mrs C. Stevens and daughter
Mr. and NJ O. Alexander Hzmiitop, Mrs Bowdnin. Miss
Cary, Miss Trumnuil Mas Mills. j. X Brown. Miss
Oeyma, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr -oO jr. aud two chdr~n Mr.
snd Mrs. Grade Kns. Nc. aud Mrs Wetm"re, MIRA
Spauldng and children. Mr. and MIRA L. Koehcr, Araod
Kochi~r.
Cpio,, Hosei-A. Mullen and xrfe William Ulmsr aud
wife, BSklyn: Mrs. william Saner HiTs II. Laseuth
Mira IL VI. Hynm. Mr.. aud Mrs J. W. Frank, The Hon.
George BAR. J. Il OBr~u, L. Walisck. A 4. HO-en-
baun ani family, W"Tshng, Mr.. and Mrs L. V.
n-lL. NJ. J. Murray. Miss N. Marry. Jau-s Murray,
George Buttman. William +. WidnayeE Ne~-Y"rk.
AmGfcun Hotef-Mr. and Mrs {. Dreh'. Mr.. and Mr-.
L. H. brew, Mrs wnrrca Evans. Mr.. X. Y. Tend. Mrs.
NJ. Wbrr. Miss NJ. SrhmItg NV York: Walter Brrwer
Thomas Green. +. :. OCallahan, l. keon. James
Lvuch. Mrs j. Ronsvne. Miss VI. MARKS, Cia',r,el
R"mAyne. Miss Mattte Roayne. John Romay ne.ir Miss
Gerte ROmayue, Brooklyn
sharon i0sse-Mf-s NJ. II. Kornrr. Miss X X. Dr,sr.
IS A. &. Doian, James saytur, Miss NJ H. lie my. Mr..
NJ. Straus, J. Hardirnan. ]. Reilly. k"rner wi'e
aud child. r. H. Doan. B. II. Sharp, Miss Ida Feldnan
N-wYork. William =. Lett. jr.. j. keelsn. C. c Cal
T. X. sharp aud wife. John T. Bur.er. Brooklyn:
MANSION HOuse.-Mrs. VI. r. Samprrs. Miss Matte j.
Ssmpers. Miss ,ry Samper'. I ID. Ahi"ck. william
Jrhnron. r.. A. j. Br~wstrr FrSures B!eseinf a,n
daughter, Grorge Mundorf. Of NewYork Mr. W. H.
Harrison an family. H. b Schoer. wife aud daISntrr.
Jams L.~1s Miss A. G-ary Nie~ siorum Miss T. Field
T.. y. torker. wife aud daughfer, Br',okiyn .
feter's Uotef-Irviny J. A coit. Mrs. Roth. Jmilah
Russ A. S. U-rzoc. Ge"rse T.. Secor. A. klkns Willie
hnus-rn. G. p. Weinberg and WIFE j. Maximiiian ~.
Ruukle. Il. u. Nelson and wife. Frank Hart j, X E-
wards. w. q. Walden, Thomas Mcdonald and WIFE,
Ncw-lOtk.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
ATLANTIC CITY,.
THE BEST WEEK OF THE YEAR.

THE BEST WEEK OF THE YEAR
tFRoN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDING OF TIE rh'puNfj
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 14.-Ihe week just
closed has bceG the OF season aud the great
crowds that visited tue island evory day nave buoyed
up tho hopes OF tho hotel-kccpers considerably. Tho
three roads having tormnu, here, two of which are
controlled by the Pennsylvania and the other Oy the
Philade phia and Reading, have been Offering many liz
ducrncns. and througn tbs excellent management OK
the latter roai the OF passengers carried each
day has increased wonderfully.
Notwithstanding all the to the contrary wash
ingtoD Light Infantry Will enc~nP here for Two weeks
from Angus: %. To secure their presence Mr. Brown,
OF The United States Hotel Ia, promiSol TO give 1000
for Tho tho Marine Baud tnat Will accompany the
soldiers.
Among the pcasantries OF the was q chdren's
eob-b0h party at the AlDion.
Inc storm o. last salmrday did little or no damage In
he city the effects Of IL being rit alone
the iuo o The Camden ANA Atlanls Rairos where Tor
several miles about Egg abor the growing crops were
leveiird with tho ground, entailing loss of several
thousand dollars
cuests st the principal hotels this week are ". T.
C~sivton and 4. u CSaby. the opera sinxsrI lsrssS
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
COOPE RSTOII v.
REMARKABLY PLEAsANT WEATHER

REMARKABLY PLEASANT WEATHER
IRON An occ .siovAL coKKgsr DSDENT rhE TRIBUNE
COoPERsrOw Aug. Ii>-iIad it not been
FOR the COO uignts the past week would been
comfortably warm Sug. hov~vrr to the oooln-s, OF
tho nighs and tho late rising sni early setting OF tho
SUI ia this little enciroloi resort tho day,
have besn charming. Tae u.o-aings perfect for
rowing driving tonoI. tho midday uneacelled for
sleeping or lounsns ani cvouinss Just right for
moonlight rides ani strolia
The affair u tho L the Cooper House was
treneiy Jolly oil-fasnionoi strAsride wnioh
joyed by large number Of tho you.g people. very
pleasant concert gwen rcmp.eton Lodge " on
Wednesday night for tho benefit OF the Presry
oocioty.
workmen are engaged In rebuilding the Central Hotel
recently nearly destroyed by nre.
new sulphur spring has been discovered few miles
up the the sido. 1t Ia however. generally
bslirvod sucionty inpreguaicd with sulphur
br OF any practics! valu-.
Following are the Iaie Nav York arrivals:
Cooper House.Mr. aud Mrs {. W. 1yson Mrs L. W.
Donmeil Nj. ana Mrs ~ sAin. Richard T.. H.rrick II.
y. Kinney. II. Il. Eioi, Mr. ami Mrs. II K. B~do. D. Is
Helry Roper. II wnit' Mr- @. ". Cs-s. Hiss ca..
Morrl. rniiIg. M', Pn',.ps M,.s Rose Pnp- Mrs. !;
Ward H. v D. Moore M,s. Enrhari. Mic. Ll,o Yo. O.
A. lOsL Mr. aud Mrs Marx 1. stevens. Mr..
Tno%.. n. k.rr. T.o@s' p Ksrr. Thomas
Also from Broosiyn: Dr. aud Mrs H. L. Cochran. Nor
timer J. Brosn Ma. A. Hart Mr.. ". J.nn.on. Miss
Itminore. r. y. Alexander, Mrs Edwin White. Mrs.
hill, r. H. Carter, j. II. Wentworth A. b. Cossaart. W.
l. cooper W. |. Spruc B. o. Spencer. ii. W. HubDei
H. c. sage. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hail Miss H. NJ. Hall And
maid. Wiliam iArrsson Mira NJ kne Miss kiius. John
c. Ondrrdonx. Mrs. j. H. Giiss. ca ,dren and mail
George Wicsrs. G. Is. Anderson. J. W. Burton. J. A.
Townsend. Harry AbeI, w. A. summons l. ". fitcn.
A. ". Dod.worth. Mr.; J D. Zen Broeck. Mr.. and Ma
A. W. Lewis Mrs. VI. }. Shaw Mr.. and Mrs ". r. Em-
nil. ALL of Now.NOrk.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
CHA UIA UQUA.

GUESTS IN UNPRECEDEN led NUMBERS.
lFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE ]
CHAUTAUQUA, n. Y. Aug. 14.-Every hotel
about ChautauQua Lake is filed to overnowing with
guests aud visitors obliged TO small cottages
and tents Never history OF the lake there
been 80 many people here. Fully 10000
about lake for tie summer OF these
being at tho Assembly grounds. Many New YORK and
Brooklyn peopie arrived during the week,
Miss Maggi. Perlo of Nsw-York nj the Muncie Cot
tage tor Tho season.
Miss Julia Ham, Mrs o. J. Dean, j. NJ. Dean and Miss
Fanny Dean, OF NewYork City, are at tho Birch Cot
tage, Chautauqns. for tie remainder OF the season.
Professor d. g. Eaton. Of Brooklyn, has taken rooms
at the Hotel AILeL2um.
WIil Carleton, tho poet, and hts wife arrived from
Broosyn during The week aud arc At the Hotel Athe-
j. : Graham aud j. s. Graham. jr. have arrived from
New-York aud wlll remain st The Sherman Houss until
the close II the season.
Professor JAcoU NJ. Clark Of Eew-York, has taken
Apartments al ChauIauQua Tor the summer.
Misc Fannie EitchcocK OF New YORK, Rt the
Baruos Cot axe for tuo soasUn.
j, g. Case snd wife and Harry r. Case, OF Brooklyn,
are eursts Of the Grand Hotel. Point Chaut,uQua.
past week we're Joan w. Young, L0uis kaufina1s r. A.
Palmer, 4. e. Won 9xhn, Samuel Connolly MisE Fanny
A. Compton. r. e. W nnrn, j. J. johnson, y. F. Alas
WORTH II. l. Weaver. Mortimer k0thchilLw. j. Larxry,
Z, H. Van Arsdae, W. &. Jsyn.s, J. r. HssSo, l. u.
Wells. l. n. Bowers. q. IA. AcssHer, J. e. ssaui u.
Eitller. IL N. Fshes, Aonry Ohoo. 4. j. Coter. q H.
l9mms-, r. L Carpenter. A. smith. ". J. Lee. Rsssss
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
carr MA \.
A ROUND OF SOCIAL PLEASURE.

ROUND OF SOCIAL PLEASURE.
PROM A. OCCASIONAL coHREsroSDrNI of rHE IkihUNkl
CAPE MAY, Aug li.-Every hotel ut the
Cape wa, Oiled to ovrrGosing OF SATURDAY ana u was
almost impossible to obtain bed OF any kind in the cot
agcs To the delight o. these immense mutuics lhc
storm OF Saturday cleared o. le4vngA bright sunday
Gnstavo schmiit. Philadelphia s'oInis age nearly
eleven years. gave All ntere.tug sntcrtnncnt on Mon
day evening At Congres, II H. Ga "Wednesday night al
tue saino hoto tho waters gave muscal o"ter'a"-
m-nt. and rendered Of tho old pianiat songs
ON Thursday evening. s.o at Congrrss Hail. Miss Jr'
Johns. OF Washington. gave fsw musical selections
She was assisted 10y number OF weil-hnowl vocaists
el"cutionsts The proceeds won't to tho Cape May
oung Mems Free R-ndins Room.
Another mock trial excited thr surss VI .no 80
Columbia tuesday evening. Mr. Kinsoy was indicted
for hieh mi-drmesnor the onrnce ue'ng rpms,mS pnmS
10 ireat M~s-r-. Reynolds * Nr' tno proprietor oi
with colorrd riri a, a. m Colonel Jamr, NJ. scovei
conducted the prosecution. and FRANK Ho~satr ana r.
Leaf sinith argued for the defence MAYOR tnuus oi
Cape May. was onei Ju.ric-. aud "Dck Miller. ~ the
Camden City Court, WAS Hssociate. Ihc "t"Ict vas
it,, wbereupou the court decided 10 d,soh@r1e o
prsou,r the prosecution TO forfeit so tho
court one basket OF champagne Ihis motel gave u
Asher OF tue socson led abou' Gfty cniron IN fancy
dr~s. IN Ia Cochtca i-hlani Fling. Fshrrs Hornpe
Paoia aud may pale dancrs Uroon drii ny no
ladir. and = general hop followed On Thur"iay tho
New Columbia gave some ifui un'er ,ne
eadrrsnip OF Mis-. Johns. or PhiiaIspaia The STOCK
ton gave a fancy dr-ss Migsdo aud Tycoon party on
Tnur-day. largo number OF appropras-y a'na 1850
children pariIc p.ttd. Each dancer received hahu-
soIue souvenir. and the entertainment closed Win
general hop Yesterday, at this hote Professor Ciih
ton Burling. Of SevYork, gave recital or humorous
pieces.
Tue arrivals include: -
At,cki,n-EiwarI H. Stokes, Miss Bode, Il. Chalmers
squIres Aoton Iglauor. Jacob Hess. j. L. Boariman;
Irou Iovcrtan, q. ". Becker, l.. Nathansrn MT anu
Mrs Robert " ARD and eon Iro Daft. j. G. Bosdnan, j.
II. Rnbn, CLINTON Burling. j. Y. Barnes. H. Reinhart,
srw York; Mr. and Mrs James o. Carpenter anh I"ur
children aud nurse Mrs A. j. iJ on, James j. Muhos,
Bruoklyn G.. H. Allen. W. NJ. Watson, AiD@nJ. =.
congress hut j. IT, Gardner, Nj. sni Mrs L. IL
Avery. r. Clark, Now-lOrk. +. +. smith. Hudson. ,
he1 CoiiD6iu-F. q. Eaton, d. l.. Ner'eua' L. L.
RoscDbauin. d. W. Chase. Ncw-iorE. MT ana Mrs
jams Clark, the Misses Clark. Bunalo 49,
LdfIyeHe -irorgo j. German. Mrs. B. e. comfort Miss
Comfort. wYork Mra ID n. d. lyman, Troy.
ArfiHgfon--A Dixon, Nrwfork.
ChoffOnie--Miss sadie L. Everett, New-lOrk.
Sdr-A. Il. Harrison. N~w-furk. , ,,
LLb,n-ticorge |. Schumacher, Miss Nettie C. Allen.
New York.
Wifhapi son-MIss Belle Brown, Mr.. J. Cummings
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

A POPULAR REGION FOR PLEASURE TRIPS.
lFROM An oCc.sIoNAL CoRErsroNpENT of me TRinrN }
BLUE MoUNTAIS LAKE, Ang l2.-One of tie
popular rps to bo tsen ABOUT here ,u, -rAon l,
the rnie To the summit OF Bu- Mountso. birdie path
recently co,npetei to the top Of the mountain
making 1t tho only peak tn tho Afrrondacks whose As
c-ut can he ade horscb.ck. Blue Mountain ~
s24 feet sbov, tide aud 1000 feet .bp,e the
climb IL ro.rAot~d and steep a
places rnrt, lzses visible frOu the summit Ib-
steAu boat trIp- tnronGh B,u- Noun ain Lax. Eagle
Utow and R.qu-tte axes are also popular tis
season. zni As unique ss delightful. Commodore
Bradr jrcsde- over HE u Of Steamboats, Ia ui4u
that coIducos to the comfort and pleasure of A.
The has hren eight service aud
knows every stump and stone In the axes
IL II estimated that 1000 people Blue Mountain
Lake md tne ont-rpris- witch
Adtronda,k Railroad is displAying In improvements
and alt-r stons m.k~ II prob~br that this uum6or Will
DO eedcd this season. certainly next year
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
FINE WEATHER AND CROWDED HOUS

FINE WEATHER AND CROWDED HOUSES
fFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBuSEI
Round ISLAND House, Avg. 14.-Agaln can
be caroniclsi week OF fine Weather. Fishing an"
rowing parties again tho order Of the day Tue n"s
arc Ill full with ths exception of the Thousand
Park which Is nearly The Round Island HOUSE "as
upward OF 200 guests. The Crosson and tho nousana
leland House at Alexandria Bay have each 3so ana arc
now turning people Eel Raw VIII so'n ne "IIr
with canoes. as the Caro-. Association u 10 meet anu
camp there the 16,h. Thev ~jil remain ABOUT zen
days, aud number OF rrgatas will take place 1n9
cycursi''ns still penty aud ev~rv dav GOAT VIII
steam slowly along. heraldel by sprited band .,
Among the prominent arrivals this week are the ioi-
LOWING
k"nnd Island House.. F. Gage. Boston; ID; =.
Crnmiall Henry Schinitt Charie' = NehrbAs: W. D;
Roberts, Thurman ESsristye, +. W. R6yler LeonaIu
Cord--, Mrs. J. +. Collins apd daughter. W. T. fhp'
and wife. t. W C0nerr AMI wife. New YORK. 49,,
frossmoa HOuse-Joha Ganlt. ". n. Cross,non, MISS
Eyck. ". V. Fowler N-w-York. - u
thousand Island HouSe-C. -. Bradhurst, ii. H.
Adam- l. j. rc'nav. Peer Laher 7. A. Ditmnn; , >; .;
B"ylPs. Mr and Mrs. Tuck. T. H. Tinker, Johu m"Ie
T. Pnriy r. j. pe'ey. Charles VIE. j. T%n T1arr my
John Mnnsheld, p. starm. s. Goldberg. j. CiarK, D.
II. BE schap, NJ. :. Dana. d. ". Brady, A. ". DIX
J. b. Dacher. j. G. Ducuer. L. s. Wheeler, all OF new
York
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
NE W-JERSk Y BEACHES.
THE SEASON FULLY Ar ITS HEIGHT.


u.xv xxc,cr,,rvr. uo, xyxr voxru-.pRryALs
'""..' ro" u'.'s "n~'
rr,ou THE pror,.p copprsroxprxr or ,,,y rrrrryr :
"%," '"' |'''o'N" .V"H''o', "' r% r,n "aason
nLAun nA,hs' ~. '' Aus ,a co.u'ns IN On
=. 10 "r'snr uue's A'0 r "oV na,",r~ VA.
brtter than tho present time. Every day be-
tween tho AMI - be counted by
'he ""uhrc'' flshns - as yoo' as eVer lou oa '''
all you want aud more too.
.n, s""o a. III" o'"an rouse on Mo""s w. cbo,c,
", "rr',.rs s 'r,m iSs Sxwn, ,,uSIo was u'"''"'N "
There have been several dinner parties and germ
gwen "y cottage residents during the week.
Music Ia furnished daily at tue Bald win by COOKS
orchestra from Ph,la epLa the mempsrs OF which
not only a,'GrAOIo musicians but much esteemed mem
B.rnrrT CITY . having the greatest record:
Al tns n3Ies Up there are nearly As iu o, eue @ "a a.
about B.rn.sI laIet. I. Of IN. b..l snipo shooting"
A'so rop.as apu pron'Ao'e pas'ms; no., and q;
the bav. reports quiet but Satisfactory season Tho
mnca.nsrd'o pI"eae OF n'.qhtors tnere a"a hrss
DAYS amt he -ntIrr coast between Point pleas.nt a"o
Aa"t. G'y !. nov te fre1 from tns insect sor III.
Az the hori' report numerous eneaxeinents ,or W.
remainder "f August and the wh"" OF srptemoef' 80
Rsee"t Include the follow
my ~, a.. H., ,., r. p.-,o,,.
family. L.nc..or prHn.; Mr. ami Mrs. R: B; Bon
w, NJ An, n he',d ;' NO awooe ahe Rsy
mfs. W. NlcWiTt htNooi MAstrr Va '"e
Nr. {. A. DicKry, M'-s hickey, Mr. aud Mrs j. III.
Converse and three caidren, Philadelphia: AiAs E
Guion, Mis-. A. Guton. Mrs joseph Burt. Miss A. Burt
Mas l.. Ii. Burt, Nrwinrs: A. ". WlSter,
Jr.. c. Wiser. IT., Germantown: Charles ~
Back j., Janrs ID. Back. Ncw.lork; Marcus
L. wari. Newark. y. j.; Robert Linirrman ana
whr. Mrs William H. Chandler. MISS DoiJ 'nan,'cr,
Mrs. ". ". Culver. Master W. ID Culver, New York
.hngiesife Reach Har,a-Mr and Mr-. !! H. Little
Mise Laura Lt-. ". T. Farrell Miss Mary Farrell
Pniiadrlph,. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. HILARY, Willie X.
Hillary. NJ. Holly: Daniel ". sw-~nsy an WIFE Miss
J. ~.
Ncw-Y1rk NJ. T. BrIl. Washlnyt!n. d. I. Nile. A. i~
iiilyNri, Newf"rk Mi's w. L. Bo'tn' Mss b19'h
HsvrrforL F,ris G. Ptt, Baltimore. George W keiiy,
VI. W Waters, Emil, Miller. Eleanor Miller. VI ,ry
Jou--. Iarr-Dar.: Mrs. w. e. Al iars'n. OvorbrnOk:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
GAY MONTH IN PRosPECT-ARRIvALS

AND DEPARTURES
,FRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
RiCHFIEi u SPGING>, Aug 14.-ltself and none
other is Richfeld among watering places ION
can dress and admire dress OF you can mix unno-
ticed with the guests in Quaker simplicity. Those
who like dress and dancing attended and greatly
enjoyed he benefit ball of Louis Lombard, at the
Spring House last Saturday. 1t was the fifth
annual party of its kind, and like the Others
success.
Festivities have 80 crowded each other that it
has been difficult TO choose. Around the Lake by
Moonlight" has been favorite diver ion this week
The musical events are too many to chronicle.
The sacred concerts have varied their programmes
ia an interesting manner.
Coachiug parties to ard from CoOperstown are
of daily occurrence.
Beau-bac parties are "the rage" here. Sides are
chosen and the bean bag flies from hand to mana
down the long Ines The bag that reaches the end
first wins for its party. TO drop the bag entails
forfeit.
Francis Lynde Stetson is still at the Spring
House.
The Hon. Roswell p Flower Mrs. Flower and
Mrs. judge Schlev have departed after pleasan
visit. They are a. the United States Hotel. Sara
toga. >,
Among recent arrivals at the Spring Hous" are
Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Eptmg and Mss iu'u Epting
York: Mr. II. II. Fay. Bostoa: Ar. and Mrs H. u
husseil Milford, Mass; Or II /. Cochran and
wife brookyn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pardee Halle
tou Penn; and MIR. and Mrs. Bcrvman. Aew-foTk.
4 saurIan SOubherner is at The New AmerIcan
He is SIX feet in lcngth and has mouth hve i'ct
bel v cen decks No interviewer has ye: dared TO
drop in ca ,ually 10 write UP his alligatorshIp
Colonel w. r. Prince, u. 5. NJ. and Miss Prince
are at the Spring House.
Henry Bcrgh Nesting from his labors at the
Spnig House.
Count G. a. De Faresta, of the Italian Legation.
is al the Spring Uouse on his second visit.
Mr and Mrs Partridge and Mr.. and Mrs. B +.
Watson and family. OF Ncw-lo!k, are at The lunni-
elf.
Mr.. Roberts, OF the Spring House, makes gool
bicycle record. Cyclists like the mile stretch
around the lake exceedingly.
Mr.. Morris Phillips. of fhe Aec York Home Jor-
nal and daughters, arrived at the Spring House on
Monday. .
MI A. W. Soper of New-York. is at the New
American. . ~
Miss NJ. X. Sharpsteeu the fye-year-oid million
heire,s who with her mother has been al the New
American, rs now al Saratoga