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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW 1thh-
NEW YORK November Cotton quiet; saics.
PA bales; uplanie. l0ac.: Orleans, lONc.;
not re-oirts VlOa3 bales: expOrts-to Great bri-
thin. i2fs3 bales: % france. 20 bales; 20 he
Continent, 1895 osle-; stock. 5bi.1sl bales.
southern hour quiet. Wheat dun aud stronger;
No 2 red. s3as3Ec. IA elevator options dull aui
Sc up closing barely steady No red. No.
vember, So. December, stac. May, ~ -.
Corn frmor and quiet: No. :. ilec. In elevator;
options moderately active aud stronger; No
yember axe: December. s2'. Jauary, Nsc.
Oats firm ana fairly active; optious nrni ana
d.il: November, en-; December, 2htc.; MAY,
Il 20: No. spot. - a.6r.. mixed western. ga
2hc. Hop steady ani quiet. COhee-Options
closed steady and unchanged 20 I'D points down
aud quiet: November. flh5A7sltoj hecem ber
sIi654l!AsJ: spot RIO nrmer aud quiet: iair,
$lQgh Sugar-kaw dun and easy fair refining,
&c: refined easier and.quict: {, 2 .ajAc ox-
ira &. 57.s6..c.: white extra I. ga abhc III y
y abhc. mould 4, &C.: standard \. &c. cut
loaf. nc: crusued. 80 powdered. tac,
granulgted g. 49,. cubes, f's - NOla-ses Foreign
nominal New Orleans quiet Rice quiet aud
easy Petroleum quiet ani sioaiy; refined,
steady and m ftir demand. iurpcutiue dull AZ
iShaisfc. Pork lower and quie;. moss. m
spcrtei. flI.M uniuspectcd, 81, eXtra PRIME
sg..0asG.-5. beef stoafy. Beef hams arm.
Iierce1 beef slow. CUf-meais quiet Middies
quiet. I lrd depressed and freely offered wosi-
ofn stesm. $3.50. city. @2J. opuons--Noyember
sf.1T: Ncc, inter- g. 3D. Frcights weak cotton,
s-3!ali-Gti. grain, 81. asked
CHICAGO.
Cufc,Go. November i--Ca-h quotations were ::
Flour sfruiy ami uEch7nErd No spring
wheat and 40. , rei. 80 .a,Yi a.. No. corn.
32tc 40. J Data. lSi, al>'.c Ness-pork. Z"
f9f.L. Lard. s6att -. rhor.-rio'. s5asAft
shoulder. sf.3- NBii..n, short-elear, fA5ua
sla2t. Whisky. 800.
The leading lture. ranged "a followy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

The Dwi3s Of Richmond and Narcbe--
t,Iv..l havca uard public entertainment
~ NId- Marie, ii4lL m Richmond, on a..
rirut of tine utA instant, Dbl 3. lali of
Supreme Arch Adam Weber of Dayton,
OHIO. go,
y. q Areh james A. Iip-comb. Of this
CITY. vIli deliver lid adGto,s. az VIII also
S.preme Arcs Weber au' Kew. William a..
Christian. ot Uamptoa. formerly OF Man
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
NOVEMBER 4. 1889.
Ne auction o1erings On Change today Pri-
vafe sales reported FILTERS. p, wrappers, a
Losihe-ds-leiai, - hogshosds.
lnarnel-roTcnus coll! cllons: Cigars and e.
garet.e5. sr346j; tobacco. S3,57S2i; special TAX,
Z total. si.l91'a
Tho market was comparatively quiet today,
though considerable inquiry vas made for colory
lllers aud good mahogany wrapper.
Other Tobacco Market.
Reported for the Dispatch.
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50 much Tor the ogerroa's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

we1io,e Fine. s1Dlsl15. superhns s155a
sc.e.; sx.rLsljlts875. family ti1sLj). pA,sa'
family country, ta55aSAso
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Noyembor 2.-Baltlmore aud ONO,
NunJ. -ur.hrrn Central. cla-2s Cincinnati.
Warrington and Baltimore lists certificates, 81. 4;
&c., .I.. ~. consolidated $40 bonds, N2's; do
stock. 4
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TIE WEATHER. ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Range ~ Thermometer Yesterday:
Mean temporaiurc. ........~....
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, November f-The stock market
to-dny was moderately active In railroad stacks.
while trusts were comparatively dul', win me
exception Of cottJn-0il. lhero vas littls news 70
aTe.t ya.ues, hul the bears started several ru-
NOR. vhigh. un'il coutredictel. had consider
all. effect ugon prices. Bet or buying made its
appearance, however. ana ATE IN the Jay, When
there Na. A covering ~ shorts 20 some e1tent'
the nargot Whirh had Teen irregular. developed
auniiorm strong lone, though dealings were re-
ducod g. ordinary proportions. totIOn'Oli was
bought 20 some extent by people VINO intend
to mold, thiusilg that rs asset. lu-tl'y
the prospects ~ better prices in III
ga res. but long stock continues % come our.
and little progress was uhdo IN an upNard 1i-
re.ti0u scyCud recovering the drop of the open
Inc. Coal stocfs wcte weak spot ana zoe
pressure upon leading was such thai 70 became
unusually active and declined oyer2 per cent,
only small ffarton or which Wa recovered.
Jersey Central also shovel marked weakness
aud ~ a very limited business los more tlah
ksadiL. The Others were ncli comparatively
straGy H0r ihe time being. The selling IN these
s,ycea &, atfrihatet 20 the bear combination
which las been 40 g. two I'm tue market Tor me
pHs, few weeks. but tnere was undoubtedly con-
s,foruhlc long stock parted within the decline.
Grancrrs were in Lined 10 strength and Bur
huSt0h advanced sharply ~ ihe last le" "lh
uto.. Missouri Part bore !ts share Of tho
ure4slrs IN tue early dealings, nut tho resist
anca was too grca; go maze much impression
aud later ne stock became ono o. the leading
strong stocks as we'll as one 81 The most acNfe
on tie list. aud before the close hai scored
handsome advance over rs saturday, closing
Uc1rcs New Engian1 was also attacked IN tho
early morning, hut after Welding noarly per
cent ir became dun and made fuil recovery.
Tho money market riled cs-icr, especially IN
the afternoon. when rates on fql went uoWh ID
% per cont. wil -h mater ally helpa1 tho upward
movement late Ina tne day. The close VA quiet
hut 1rm a. fractional cdyAncf5 IN most ~ tle
I.t. Optsido az Healing ans Jersey cent Az
whi.h are down . aud . per cont. respectively,
the decline. were few In number and for n4ic-
uincaur fractions only. white Burlington aLi
Quirny is no Is. Missouri fa'inc and chicago
tns ~ per cent etch, and sugar j. sales, - -
90 shaIes
Fre.mr.- zcnange Gu'of steady. and I'M
crrnc.fa l.... Money easier at "a. sub
Treasury OAisncos-t3o1. 1914. GOO: rnrror ~.
e.-,unoI. Governments dull md -f.''v for a.:
DER cont-. 49, tx. Int A. coupons. iOj-, *.
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We have "sprcad ourselves" 80 TO speak, his
season with The result that wo can now show ne
bandsomest variety OF Young Mems Cyorc-a.5-
the stylish. fashionable. form-a,iing garments
in smooth-sarlncod fat rlcs-we have over shown
before. They come IA English AMI American
Kerseys-bla~k, biuc, brown, drab, dove, and
fawn colors.
Cars English Mclrons il olive, gray, ard Ok
ford mixed colors, welt soams. Cashmere iiaei.
raw AMI stitched edges-,ho nobtiesi. noaiest
newest, incest oycrcoGts ever shown-si5 TO $50.
OF course we have other kinds, and cheaper
onos, ioo-ln fact, every klnd thass worm but
the above mentioned are tho VERY LATEST.
Won't you step in to-day aud see them:
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yuEir.-Iougnerry 1850 bushels prime on
p-fyafe terms: $50 bushels very good at sN'.
mixed. 80 bushels good ~ &c.; cd bushels worry
e01d pc st. ~noF-ber-y. ~ bushels prime 90
s,.:gi bssl-.. very GOOD 40 sac.: 40 oishe. :
ve-y good 40 -jc.: ID bushels good 40 81, bD
bushels goJI ou private terms l5J buslo'- I iir
~ &c. $50 bushoi, fair a, s5c.; - Du-hels com
/ mon ~ ear. . 80 bushels common a. b5c. Total
gales u Wnea-. f.3ls bushels.
C1Rs.--Nixed 2)) blsheS very good on pri-
vafc terms
OArs.-Wlnter, q bushels very good on private
terms.
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Salvation OIL is the result OF years OF
study to produce perfect Imminent az .
small cost.
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MKINNEY TALKS.
ALTHOUGH SLIGHTLY lNDIsPoSEO
He ACcEDES TO AN INTERVIEW.
lie T. Confident ~ The Success OF the
Democratic Tlckct-Tho south
vest Al Right.
sncc.,l iolesram U Tho pIspa,caI

F,p,,yIrrr. Va. November 4.-Cpptain
Mckinney. who on the setting 81 tle Huh
of another day viii have been yOtcd by the
ucople of .his grand Commonwealth go De
ibcir next Goverror, reached FarmEille
Yesterday morning from tle great south
wet. where for three weeks he hAs been
ioumcying through TIC tier OF, count '5
COMPOSING thlt free state from winch tch-
erai Malone ha5 all along confidently -
hoped 90 receive such GAINS o. 40 leaal
would OFFSET the vOtc- Df The klckcr3 iIol
his ranks. Captain Mckinney came home
quite sick and has s.ncc been coniine. !
80 his bod Or. Irving. his attendln, phYsi-
ciau, pronounced hi. alimcut 90 hc 'l4f -
slight attack Of catarrh1 fcvcr brought ON
by exposure ga the open or while spe"hing
az Esdford last Saturday. Nitu the nef-
mission oi his phys.cinu The WEe1''' man
Vi ted the house a Captain Mckinney ih'
evening. and though. H., tap'an YES s'i'-
foring from the attack which Tor the Time
has prostrated him tie reporter va. b
ceiyod with that cordA'ity cAeractetis.i r
of tho genial, warm-Lcar,ed gentle man Win
whom be wished 10 converse.
TIE rrgggMw.
"Woll. Captain. am sincerely sorry To-
find Won confined to Your bed. remarked
tho newspaper as ne held ln warm
grasp the hand Oftht hands omcly-tcaturcd
man before bin.
Yes. took 70 dreadful cold speaking in
tho wind and rain at iadIord saturday
and when reached home Yesterday We
Immediately 10 bed. hoping that after me
day ard nights rest 1 woald feel better;
but do not
Canaan. what is tine prospect OF sue
Cos tomorrow forthc Democratic ticket p '
Well" calling tine reporter Us name,
" 7 believe the success of 0uT ticket is an
absolute certainty
"How is the Southwest,
II am satisfied ihc smith district Will go
Democratic" replied Dee. and continnin1
ne said: D." was absolutely astounded 20
the enthusiasm of those people. Where
ever ( went the Wame-t. k.nde-t attention
with the greatest enthusiasm was shown
me. and not having seen or heard OF Il
breach n our lines ! am greatly encou-
ragged
" Are you prepared TO predict regarding
what your majority may lee:
No: but would say bat J have not
seen mrv i'm all the State who voted ltl
Cleveland who would uot vote Tor ul", l-ll
haven't the len-f doubt about the re-ul,
AZ tbs iuucturo OF the interview the
Captain paid % high compliment 10 pr. W.
h. Alexander. of Winchester. who, he
said. had done ulcndd work 40 tins can
ya-~ " lie l- ono oi tue most tihci.nt
cauvasscrs. and tine State muuninuccr-
seemed g. Idol ~ liu. many wanting io
hear him sucll three or four times. he IS
ind ed one of the finest / cv'r knew
Capau Nckiuuo Hld tAlt az Bg-Sio me
Gap where they wound up thcl tour Dr.
Alexander remarked u his speech CHAT ID"
hadn't visited q place i'm the state whore
De didn't find men who voted Tor iaW
SON but 10 this clccoon would vote in'
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seldom has comedy been more evenly
played OF more elegantly aud complele,y
put upon tho stage than :" A Possible
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gAiTtMOKE.

BALTIMORE Sor.mbsr Flour Dun aul
unchanged. Wheat southern tnirly active ard
srrady fuitz '5A>5. Long0erry. 'laN"; ~e-i-
ern ann. 80. winter rrd. spot ana N"NeW-
ter, .I' aFc. Corn southern duu, wnhe' l-h
44r. yellow, 4'.il -. Wr7iefn ea-F. 'ais 2ul
anal rather r1sicf. -ouihern ana fenh'y ! hl''a'
2.s.1-.. white, 2'a29'.: 3D.. mixec, 2'HE',-
graded No . white. .N~aHt. Rye steal
prime 10 choice. 9A-y'. Hoy uu hanged piiW"
to choice imoihy. sl@JDasiA Provisions quiet
BIJcr firm. western pRch"i. i3altc, hcri RON
ll'l-c. creamery. pic kgss nrm Al t3a.''.
Petroleum quiet. rehnci. I5'r '"n'r -is"dt
iNo carro-- fair, iqr. sugar No hanged. A -"ff,
g. Whskev unchanged ~ sl.l0. freighf@ io
Liverpool per steamer quiet: hou', 2la-t,..
Rtaiu. SO. Cork, ilr orders a. MA ne
celpts-llOur. l..yJ barrels. wheat l2eN iIiHh-
els: corn dn00 bushels; oats, 300 nuslt Il
rye. 1850 bushels. hi.meuts-fiour' lt'in
barrels wheat, 800 pu-hcis, Corn. 't!so
bushels. sles-Whea'. iO0u bushels, cofn'
'O0.pu bushels.
CfycISsAri. November -Four dun. family,
trasLf0. faury S'Siafi. Wheat quiet; N" 2
Oafs duil aud FIRM: No. mixed. 23n-2 4.
pork iuu and lower - BlOatln.A Lari no.
gl1rted al g. Buik-megis quiet; slori-rihs,
$500 Bacon steady short-cleer, s6l0 Nhi'-
Acy steady ~ Si.U2. Hogs steady, common a.l
light faraft, packing ana butcher 81 'ati'
ST LOUIS
ST Louis Novernber o. FLOUR steady and un-
changed. Whea, closed S,Out ". above Satnr-
day: no. rcd 'ash. &c.. December 5sa7- i,t !:
January closed 30 9'.r. .id Nag. 30 az .'
Corn closed nrm No rHs0. ~ c. yenr, - 80;
May. 80 90. oats dun; no. ,, cash, -. oii !;
May. 20. asked Nh'skey fios Provisions
G4let and unchanged.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. -. g.. November i.-Turpontiue
quct O. l3ssc Kosln arm strained, 81,
.o-.G. aD. Tar fra a. ti5l Crude turpentine
MN, hard, si.V. ysll0w-cip ana virgin. ~.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. November i--Gralu ami provisions
untnLuged
NEW YORK COTTON FUrCRk%
NEW YORg November i.-Nottou--Sei receipts,
tGi bales: g,oss. =, ss bales. Futures closed
-tesav. ,a.os, lli,laU bales; N1yem her' Si0ooa
5000 .eiuuer $40 la. ul2: January SO H. {;
february. $40 leail020. March. Si1.EatlN27 :;
April. so 3jsEl0 90 Nay, 80 Ea4l0t3; June,
81 islSi0 20 July, NOJjal05b; August, tlODoa
.ilGl.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
IKepor'e1 for th' Disps'caI
NoysAnRK A-Nart0t -teady. 80 transactions
reportct Prime, 81 49,. extra prime, &C.; fancy,
a. o. .nolef .sf 90. factory hand kod a.. hhf.
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Cotton REPORT.
Market lfm.
QUOrAuOSA
MIDDLtNG. iO4c-
Low NtDDLlHJ. &c.
GCU4 ORptSAkT. SIC.
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llrcspecl 20 the memory 81 President
Au.le the Mechanics Institute Schooi
o. Technology WAS closed last niGhl an"
wia also be closed Tonight.
AtG.'clock tits evening the Board of
Manager. VIII meet To take suitable acton
d. s.ssld 10 their deceased president.
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tBg telegraph to tho Dispatrh.l
49,, WAsnfyGros. November L--For yir-
SFkIR lgnla. fair, no decided change in tenn
F. porGture, westerly winds.
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qnE ruNInAl

1Lo funeral Of Captain Ainslie viii tax
place tomorrow ~ ! o'clock 4. NJ. iron
etyHih-S.reet Christian church.
TIE iutorment will be at Holly wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
SlTTSFACTIOS At LONG BRANCH.
THE HOTEL MEN PREDICT PROMISING SEASON
-REsORTs FURTHER SOUTH.

THE HOTEL MEN PREDICT PROMISING SEASON
RESORTS FURTHER SOUTH
Long Branch May % (SpeciaD.-Thr prospects for
the coming better than for several
years past, far the upper portion Of the N"wJ"r.
s~y cOa,, Is concerned TIL" hotel men are happy.
as they say they sure Of crowded ROOMS.
The railroad companies ar mailing Arrangements
for heavy tIaNc 10 aud frnn. the coast There VIII
10 twcnty.Slx trains daily each way between New
York and Point Pleasant Cliy. There VIII alo be
moro trains between Long Rranch and Philadelphia
than there last year. In making either 'p rhc
traveller from Newrork can takr his rhoc" OF 'hr""
routes The Iron Steamboat company again has III"
exclusive right to land passengers at the great ocean
pier.
Therr arc but few changes In tho proprrtorship OF
the hotels. Richard Micrs, Of tho IInid Royal, OF
New York. ~ the now host and also owner "f the ~ar
boro lie has made a number Of Improvements. w.
Jackson 4 Co.. also OF New York ar the new pro-
prrtorS Of the old Atlantic. David VI and Walter r.
Ilildr,th. ot the IVES, End Hotel, anticipate a most
prosperous SEASON. some 81 their room, already
engaged until after September l. Rotund warren -
land, IT,, has the Ocean Hotel About raiiy for hiS
guests. John Stokes says the Hotel Brighan Will do
big business this year, while Henry Walter. OF The
Rowland Hotel, has already let many OF rs rooms.
,onnor T. Jones says the seasDn at III" Elbcron va
be prosprOu. I, ever At Hollywood there ar
alrady . number OF city people.
At A,hmry Iark thcrr an many n"w cottages
lraiy for their expected guests. III" damag" wr"ht
ly the Ia Mr.. Bihilry's famUu, t-can plaza
has been rrIaird and every pleasant afternoon II i
covered with people. The Orcan Hotel has been
largcd by the erection Of a hig addition which has
been huei up with all the mod"rn Improvements.
\ largr addition hS also been made to ,nn~t Hall.
the big hotel In Fourth ave. The two handsome new
banking houses decided atr ton OF th business
portion Of the town. Contrary I" expectation The
seA,hore Electric strret Railway has not been dou'
bic irar od.
The Rev. Or. stokes and his assistant, al" hu,lly
engaged In preparing the programme Of TIE giraf
camp meeting al OCEAN t,Tvr Thrrr are also many
now cottage here. tn" sheldon Hons" ha> new
proprietor, WilllSfOrt hey. " Ocean brarh, now
known wallmcr spring LAKE Beach. sea G!r',
Point Pl"assn, Cny, lay Heat AMI Man"lokins. tho
season promises % be q GOOD one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

this historic place. The charming valley view from
the rock In m.d-sir has been famous for hall
century.
Tho new Lsuroi House down 1t the Falls Is
favorte resting place with many. Manager scbmt
Is still the genial host, with welcome for all OF fifty
years standing.
The highest and coolest Of all resorts Is thc Over
look MOunsin House. and u commands the most "X-
tended view IN the range. But the cars do not como
any 10 Il than usual, and thr stage ride Is
long. The mountain ascent Is good and inter
eStng J. II. Robinson Is the now
manager aud he will be ready for guests on June &c
Mcads half way VI this mountain, is popular place
for comfort. but only early applicants can got IN
Tho Trempcr House Al Phoenicia d also popular
resort, with steady patronage. Louis +. Go0dseii,
Of Cranston's. Is tho manager and the house. opens
early In June.
Churchill Hail. at Stamford which had such unusual
patronage last season. will open with hno prospecis
under DR.. Churchill. The Grant House is bcanuiulv
situated on Jefferson Heights near Catskill village.
and II is large and vol appointed. Tho now mana
ger is F. Krum ir. and his opening IS on juno ~
Tho we'll know, Prospect Park hotel al Ca,Nki
Landing. n again under the efficient direction OF Joh
II. Baglcy. r.. the Grocne County Democratic Assem-
blyman Of 1883 who could not be kent In the party
traces. lie will enicr ain the members OF the Re-
formed Church General Synod carly I'm June. soon
after the house opens. Thon there arr Thousand or
more other hotels and boarding houses at Pine
I'LL Shandahrn Hunter. Tannersvc aud Palrh0llle,
and scattered all through the rang" each having ut.
fractions and facilities peculiar to itself No ma'ema
change IN prices OF hoard has boon announcod The
Indications now that The Catskill season Will open
week or ten DAYS earlier than usual this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
N1RR1GANSETT PIER.
MANY NEW CoTTAGEs-EXTENsIvE PUBLIC IN
PROyEMENTS

Narr.pansett Pier. II. l.. May IS tSpcsD.-IhN
famous summer resort Is presenting Its l"ve!i"s'
aspect The lawns at their grencSt' tho cottages
and hotels are bright with fr"sh paint many new via'
and business houses have fcd In the vacant space.
tho nubc improvements being pushed 10 completion
and everything will bc IN readiness Tor an 'afN
at this fayoritc resort No hotels have been
erected ,,nly because there is present need of
mora facilities OF that nature The hotel accommoda
tons wero considerably augmented last year. and the
season was 70 cold and wet that there was generally
plenty OF room This promi'es TO be quite the
reverse Of that OF 1888
The District Council IL spending money In public i'm
prCvcmens Of kinds and, the coming -eaeon the
co,tagcrs will find water and electric lights at their
command - well as improved roads 70 travel over
What strikes the visitor Of last year &c IN" most
notable change 10 the many and splendid
The house OF David Stevenson Of New York. is ono
Of the marked improvements II is so fec, In length
nitytwo feet wide brosdest point, and will cost
the comfortable Of 1900 600 This will be the fines,
house at this Pier when completed. II Il partly built OF
reddish granite blown out OF the rocks upon which IL
is erected The wooden psrts are covered with hug"
cypress shingles. There broad piayras nearly en-
circng the house. towers and gables add 20 the arch
ectural symmetry and picussqueness The interior Is
finished In hard wood wainscotg ana pancng throughout
The rooms large aud humorous. A stable Of the
same general appearance the housc 10 also
OF ereetion.
Drande, Ms,thews tho novelist has erected cottage
10, -four feet square. surrounded by piazza ten fet
wide. The house 10 Of hip roof design, and Is fitted
out with odd gables and domer Windows The
10 striking feature Of the interior, Ana 10 Of ample
and ssasue design. appropriate n foemy sessids villa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
rp THE DELAWARE

Dclawarc Water Cap May 25.-Delaware Water Cav
ought To be- an away,.opn place. There Is no better
centre for tho trout.nshnG III ustry in the spring In
the summer n Of IN" coolest and most ENJOYABLE
Of resorts. IN the autumn. Just think OF the foliage;
and In winter II good place for skating, hesh'
ing toboeganng and hunting. The hotel man who Lrst
PIT, In steam heat and keeps open ell the year win have
a BONANZA.
The flvoHie Kittatnny House ha. now been open .
month and has crowded with trout fishers and others
who appreciate beauties Of spring in the mountains
tn" Water Gap TIou-" will not open I'LL June 10. but
ALREADY proprietor has patrol IN" porch with shot
gun to keep inpatient from forcing taeir way In
IL will crowded the nrst dry The st OF June WIN
Glcnw ODD and about all other houses open Tho
most import hotel mere is the Arlington. near the
ralloai station which has FOR scvcntyive guests.
The hotels at Stou isburs Marshafs Falls ami neigh.
boring already open. The Hotel Belricere
at B"lyidrc open. with furniture and modern
ncnts and boasts Of plenty OF fish and no mos.
quitocs. The lnc PsNinosa Inn on Wyatt Mountain.
near Easton viii BE- opened June 10 II has steam
heat and Is uNurIOuSy furnished throughout II Is
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walks and Is high up that there Is never any dow.
Il has for go guests. and scattered around
navy handsome cottages II Is 70 he connected VITA
the city OF Eason by an electric railroad.