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Messages From the Sea.

Inc practice of throwing overheard from
| ships letters enclosed in sealed bottles is cen
turies old. Hollow copper spheres and oaken
! barrels have also been used as sea letter car.
rlers IN attempts TO trace the direction of
| ocean currents. or to send word from nersons
at sea to friends on land Barnacles readily
attach themselves to these drifting letter.
holders and sink them. Only few of the
many messages that have been thrown into
the sea have been recovered.
columbus encountered hurricane near the
Azores IN 1893. Fearing that his ship would
not outhve the storm, he wrote on parchment
a description of his discoveries. enclosed IL i'm
a cask and cast it into the sea- The precious
document has never been found Clement
Wragge, the meteorological, threw oyerhoard
one. hundred and fifty bottle messengers
during the passage from Australia to England
IN 1919 Only SIX of them have been heard
from. One was picked up in Mobile
Bay; having travelled five thousand five hun.
dred miles in two years
sometimes sea-messenger long escaped
notice ON httle-frequented beach. One sent
trom an American ship in 1887 was picked mn
twenty-one years later on the west coast ~
ireland. Another sent adrift in 1926 from
the Ehgnsh snip Blonde. was picked up of
teen years aiterward on the coast of France
In lS49 whale ship found a sealed bottle
noatlng at sea. Ii contained documents from
SIT j. Franklin. dated June 30, 1sIj. which
was but few weeks after that illustrions
navigator set sail toward the North Pole
never 10 return Wv
remarh able message from the sea was
that sent from the East Indaman. Kent bv |
Major McGregor. 1t read
lhe ship Kent, 1ndaman, is on fire. Eliza
beth, Joanna and myself commit orr snirife |
INTO the hands Of our blessed Redeemer His |
grace enables US to be quite composed in the
awful prospect of eternity ID. w. n. Nc.
'i f5;s ,, aarcn !, 1879, Bay Of Biscay."
Barbados, September 80 1896. But those On
BOARD the Kent had escaped the fate which
hey bad awaited with such fortitude Befora
ne Kent sank passing vessel rescued its
rev and passengers.-Y Youths Companion.
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Y0RK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE ,FAyORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK '
LEAVE RICHMOND:

oc,r TRAN r@ bNp No. 10 $40 p. NJ
Stops at h al .sfioS. dSy except SUNDAY
meets with stage for Walteron; also " conn SSa
with bAitim l9P , steamer at West Point
BALTIMORE LIMITED, dailv. except SIM
- oay, Tor west Point, connecting with York
river steamers for Baltimore At baltimore
s steamers s Connect with Baltimore and Ohio rail,
rosd for Washington Philadelphia and New
YORK FARE Richmond 10 Baitimore a.. ~
n afni s. 3d. to Philadelphia, 81 30; New
sTEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE 5PM
EOR WEST POINT, daily. eycept Snndav
a thence by Richmond and Danyille railroad 70
1'icnnond' ar5l ,Ia a. ;5s A. NJ; and 1910 A. NJ
oc,r ,ikAlN No; 40, 7:-0 A. NJ.
QCAL, MIXED. daily, except Sunday; leave,
- wenty-third street station for West point
ana intermediate points
Ticket office at station foot OF Virginia stroot
open 500 A NJ to 600 2. NJ. and from 900 to g:55
sS Sit. t Hkas office sol Main street.
Traffic Manager Gen Passengor a. IN,
JOSEPH ). POTTS. Div Pass Agent,
RICCdH,MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
AZ ~ 4OlMIAAC hAlLROAD.-Schedule commeno.
ing NJ STH. 1891. Eastern standard time. i0'
e:O4 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daiIv.
STOPS only at Ashland Boutwell,
Milford, Fredericksburg, BROOKE
ana Widewator Sleeper Washing.
ton and New York. Arrives st
Washington at 1901 r NJ; Balti-
l..
Al 80 a. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station dailvex
cept sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
hcnmond TO New York. Arrives
al Washington at 4:l0 =. NJ; Baltl-
more, 5;2i z. NJ; Philadelphia 7.tl
-.oon =, 7. NJ; New ork 10 30 p VI
'OO L A. leaves Byrd-street station daily.
SIeeplng car Richmond to New
Iork. Stops only at Ashland. Both.
well, Milford, fredericksburg
Brooke and Whitewater. Stops AZ
other stations on Sundays Arrives
~ Washington at II 0s p NJ: Balti-
more, 1895 A. NJ. Philadelphia, 3:tj |
o..o =, A. NJ; New York, 80 A. NJ
Wv ~ n'' arrives at Byrd-street station daily |
deeper from New York Stops only |
az Nidewater, Brooke Frodericks- |
DuIg' Milford. Boutwell, ard Ash
iand; Stops at other stations on
sundays Leaves Washington at
2:;s P IL, arrives at Byrd-street station daily
stops at fredericksburg Milford
Bothwel and Ashland Sleeper
from Washington and New York
uOes not stop at Eliza. Leaves Wash
lngtOn At ll.5, A. NJ
9;3O L. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station dailv
except sunday. Buffet Paror Car
Nv aoik TO Richmond. Leaves
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
49,, - -. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
''O l. H. AZ leaves Erd byra-street tstlon; arrives
NV - -N'' arrives az byr i-street station; !
leaves fredericksburg at sos A NJ |
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
iAs A. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives At Ashland =.
7:33 A. NJ '""N 40
"a T. NJ leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland at
:45 A. NJ, arrives at Elba; le.ves Asb,.nd ..
eos A. NJ ~
$50 II. VI. '''''''''iA ~
r ~ r. y, c. A; TAYLOR, Traffic Manager
H. 1. ID. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT
TLANTIC COAST LINE 4
ICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD T.
TIME TABLE NJ \
commencing SUNDAY, MAY q, 1891. A. "a
- trains on ms road will run as follows: G.
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n Leave Arrive
Richmond. Petersburg.
TRAINS NORTHwARD.
No. Leave Arrive
Petersburg. Richmond.
Daily
STOPPING pIAcra


Nos. "a, 30 aud &c make no stops. Nos O, ,ra
| p stop on signal at Manchester, Centralia and
! Ihester. Nos 81 anu a STOP on sigma sl "A o.,
chester, lreWrys, tentralla and Chester No. "
stops on signal at Manchester only for passen.
| gers purchasing tickets to regular stonning
! places for this train south of Petersburg Noss
81 35 3' ~ q ~ u -. a and IS will stop on sig
49,, - - PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
VI tLains nos ~ ana y sleeping cars between
New FORK and Tampa Fla. wa jacksonville
On Trans Nos, II and q sleeping-cars between
New York and Charleston. On Trains No. -
and u sleeping cars between New York ami
JacASonsliie On trains Nos; 81 and a sleeping
cars between Richmond and LynchDurg. Va
THE ONLi ALL-liAIL LINE 10 NORFOLK
Richmond. 800 A. NJ Norfolk. . nATIsE N
NorttoIkk.... 80 4 ~ Richmond III As 4. NJ.
N99Ti o 100 T. " Richmond. 6:Ss +. II.
NIh5ee trains leaving hichI iond at 900 A. NJ and
Noriolk at 400 Z. NJ are solid trains iefwean
these two points, and passengers 20 tbr r%VSh
without change OF ears Close connections a.
ESQ ESQ ihSSle AT refreshing by the 5:iJP NJ. rain
Norfolk. "@'n from
Trains. leaving Richmond at lo05A n and
ll:N L. NJ, and arriving at Richmond - -,
A. NJ. and 40 +. NJ mako close coni,oct ~ -
Petersburg 20 and from tarlnyille. IvnchI',rs
and southwestern points
K NJ SULLf,
superintendent
T.. j. ~. NJ EkS
~ General superintendent
i. ~. I4hEh7cNs bSutEal PASSENGER Agent
LNARMYILLE AND POWHATAN Raj POAn
4 COMPA General onice, No. zoe eat Nsin
street.-Schedule IN effect 81 y "a 1901 main
LEAVE RICHMOND:
t;i5 T. NJ VIA Atlantic Coas. Line for Re-
mula W. ber-
0:I5 A. NJ. VIA Atlantic Coast Line for VIM.
poc& aud intermediate station, e'-
S;U L. IA. VIA Richmond anu Danyille rsiirosa
Tor arlnyllle ami an sfatie,, -, "a, az
OF NOsely junction "oSS
A.hitE AT RICHMOND:
$50 A III. va Atlantic Coast Line from, Ra-
muQa. AVN Dcr-
t:ss T. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Line from va,
tefpoeh and intermediate stafions IL
4;lO T. IL, Via Richmond anu DanyilIs r.
Mlnterpock, tannyille ami nm I'm
mediate stations. '01-
e:45 A N. via Richmond and Danyille RAILROAD
from Iarmvllle and intormelists
stations to Mosoly Junction '''''@''
AL trains daily except sunday
4 or tickets, baggage checks timetables T.
gall upon A. ". CARRIER, the Atlantic Co.,
Line and Richmond and Dsnyille dopots. O'ASs
w .HN
General Freight and Passenger Agent
JANIS IL MEAIH. General Manager svzy-ly
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AMES RIVER DIVISION

az. AND A. H. RI
=. LEAVE RICHMOND.
Wv n H. mai uhlly, for Lynchburg Natr,.r
bildge, Lexington. Buena w.
glasgow and Clifton Forgs p,N'
iQr chair Richmond ~ Cl,t,na
a.so p N doase' excepting on SUNDAYS train
'''' - H. except sunday for Lynchbnrg con
hecuhg with a train leaving Lyncb-
DBuIg at 600 A. NJ for Nstnrsi
DIIuge' Lexington and Clifton
.IBynfe Sleeping car TO Iynchhurgi
=, ARRIVE AT RICHMOND '0u ~
~ !. ~, daily, from Clifton Forga
~ a NJ, except sunday. from clifton Fare,
station. Eighth and Canal streeta S''
or further Information apply 10 A. " gar
Der once, gOi east Main street: ChesanesL.
hhu ONO Hallway Company's stations: Che,s1
peake and Ohio general Office Eighth and Ma
JOHN ID. POTTS
Division Passenger Agent
u edmond AND SEVEN PINES RAT.w.v
~ SUMMER SCHEDULE.
UNION LINE ELECTRIC CARS CONNECT
WITH ALL TRAINS
DAILY.
= 90 leave richmond; Leave Seven Pines
. ~. 20 a. a. ~ ~, ~ VI =, $50 4. NJ; 7:DAM
SUNDAY
10 A, NJ; l2M 2P NJ. "a. NJ: rAM.tp
Z l., NJ; AZ NJ; +. NJ; BPM; 4PM:6P II.
T +. NJ 7P.M NJ.
found trip tickets twenty-five cents.
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HArLRoADs.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT lUGUsr 2, 1s,l
LEAYE RICHMOND.

= MI
RAIN No H. 2:55 A. N
SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily for D,nvilIs.
- Greensboro, Winston Salem. Durbam'
Raleigh, Randeman, Salisbury. Asheyilie HoZ
Springs Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken. Augusta,
hf a Birminghami Montgomery. New Or
sleeping cars Richmond 70 Danviiie and Dan.
vile to Asheyille, Birming CHAM and New Orleans.
,or TRAIN No. 9, 3OOP. VI. '''''''
t'AST MAIL. daily for all points Sonth and
= Southwest. tonnections at Nosely Junction
FOR tarmyille and Powhatan railroad: At Kevs-
vile for Clarksyille Oxford Henderson. D1r-
ham and Raleigh Through coach Richmond 70
halelghl; at Danyille with Pullman Sleeper for
hugusta and Atlantis, at Greens boro for Dnr
nam, Raleigh, &c, Also With Pullman Sleeper
Tor knoxville via Asheyille Washington and
20 LUZ west est buled Limited, soUthDound.
,,r,,. TRAIN No. Il. 6 OOPM
A @ELiA ACCOMMODATION daily except
mediate points '-''-
:, ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
IS. S:4j A. NJ. -O INV - -u'' W.
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PRE.ExIsTENcE.

Sometimes q breath floats by me.
An o1or from dresmland sent,
That makes the ghost seem nigh mo
of splendor that came and went
Ola iifo lived somewhere know not
In what OWNER sphere,
OF memories that stay not and go not,
Like music heard once by an car
That cannot forget or reclaim IL,
A something so shy IL would shame IL
To make IL = show.
A something TOO vague, could name IL,
For others TO know,
As III had lived IL or dreamed IL.
As If had acted or schemed IT,
Long agoI -,
James Russell Lowell
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When she was Child she cried for Castorls.
When she became Miss. she chung 10 Castoria
When she had Children she gave them castoriA
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., hlckok Co., VIII pay zoe. per 100 c..,
Fis snG ~ rom their Brands No. l., Ii. ID. c..
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[ HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY co,,
PANY. VOH-
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST, 80.

49, NDtAol l, 1911
s..o II LEAVE RICHMOND.
WV ~ H. ppaiy, Tor Old Point and Vo-,.,
Oh lIdP pans sleeping car Roneo,yoerri,oS },
1905 A H., express d.u.
aninan Buffet parior G 'sr'p ia y.
Md mon TO White Sulphur NJ NC niol, s
c Slseper Old Point TO Rom a. I'm!
SCD.nluyectlng With PulIman sio, ,ri. e,
e.oo y rr var Tor Cincinnati 'i'opihs
-A' stp5sess, daily, FOR Old poin, 4,
HorIok Pullman Sleeninnn' "a q
Ash p. N lnclhnatl 70 Old Point '"E 'Ar
CiocoIliiiuoiatlon. except SUNDAY for
Hordonsyllle and Orange Or 81, ,O'
lo:sO p. NJ tbSy u yiIl run through ~ Sfannto5
- yne r; +. ', lAlmited. daily Phi
nian Sleeping Car old Point 10 C IN
S.niial' Solid vestibule train III
JJlIngIcar and Pulmans. CO.
aOnsNllle 70 Cincinnati aud Pul'r,.-
toLOusyille "'N N"naH
Goa =, hhhifE RICHMOND.
natl ''' 'Aoih 'lncin-
''o l. NJ daily except Sunday. from Hi,,,,
WIN ,rullman Buffet ParIor 80,
1o.-s =, from White Sulphur w."
AVioo a. NJ. and 65j T. NJ. daiiv fro,,, 49,,
''0H' Droad street near Soyenteenth
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Hithohs no. j, VI. ID. C., FIG. ann
AND CHOICE sUN-CuRED TOBACCOs. TIsY
THEM. @@A
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RAILROADS
RAILROADS.
N : = !: w HaIto|k:XssterrnlR|RII

'oHHDOIh IN EFFECT AUGrsrs
bbxxhIE RlCHMOgD' ~ IN.
oOoAM tB;IakD-STREET STATfON pAlLD.
wv a. w. blchmond and Norfojt"
express. Arrive Norfolb +, .ssn.foo1gb
and sn Hhdy at Petersburg. ws "a y
1906 A. NJ. For Roanoke. R.d,o., '
brlstol; also connects =, buash,
| Tor Blueheld; no conn., -. .naifofd
yond Blueheld. Parlor ca IN De-
purE TO Roanake, and % se1efs-
sieeper Roanoke to Menu !i.man
,o.,o " knoxville and Chattanoogsp ms IL
NV 1 Ne Tor ihynchburg. Roanoke AMI i,..
beyond Ros ns,Cn'' No conneo,io,
us rs F. F: H. H. A Al foss SSsSios
bristol Also FOR BInefeld ub.ni
hontas, Elkhorn and sts,ior oca-
lln is-l.ts sHey Division. Also ,ya
tpouisylHe and stations on / t'T
. ~, -. VIA Norton. Pullman 49,,
sleeper between Richmon .es
LynchburR. Berths ready - MI
Pancy at 300 =. W. Also Pa pea
sleeper Petersburg 10 Rris,ocim
hoanoke TO Memphis AMI ani
1o 1deahs via Knoxville and Ch,,,,'
1eid daily 200 A. NJ. for Norton 90 Blus-
4laIe stations: and l2:1 p NJ - lRterms.
via Norton. y" 'Ae L. 4 y. T. r
Ilckets bagsage-checks and all in,o...
.an re OBTAINED az Richmond ana p.e.,..lhaboa
al ntioau aepotj A. W. CARRIERS. OBI MAJ .s9lfg
s Snu AZ the Company's Office, Sgs ca, ''tIseei;
H. "; COURTNEY
passenger Agent
W. b. BEyTfT""
co,o-., on General Passenger AZ,
Henera Oihce Roanoke. Va. "sonh
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Commencing SUNDAY, MAY q, 1891. At "a.
Ill., trains on TINS road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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THE AMERICAN FEMALE

DR.. George NJ. Beard maintains that the
tdryness of our atmosphere causes an eyapora.
Ton which produces in the American eirl A
look OF refinement and spirituality not i'm
planted on the features of the jewellers in
moister climates. The same influence - be
says, however, that makes the American fe-
u. nlaie more handsome also causes her beauty
TO decay earlier than in Europe. The Fnelisb
woman Is less beautiful. less delicate and at
tractlve between the ages of fifteen and
twenty-five; yet she retains her beauty
longer" In his opinion. America IL
modern Etruria, where beauty of
women is peerless. Yet here nervous dis-
eases abound, because of the dry air and the
.ioient changes OF heat and cold. The male
American does not profit 80 greatly from ths
climate as do the young ladies of his honse1
hold His leanness has been source of Won
ger 10 Europeans for century at least A
thousand Americans, according to an eminent
authority. If selected at random. would la
round TO weigh less than thousand ENGLISH
men OF Germans OF the same GLASS selecteI m
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A RIVER CARNIVAL AT YORK HARBOR.

York Harbor Me-, Aug % (SpeciaD.-Many things nave
combined make the summer Of 1891 at YORK H0rDor par
tlcularly delightful For the first time In the history OF
tho place theehas been river carnival On perfect
evening warm and without breath OF disturbing wnd
twentyour boats and canoes, beautifully decora'eu anu
bright with lanterns, started from the MARSHALL House
wharf amid rockets and slowly wended their
way past the judges boat up the river The shore was
lined with people, who cheored heartily ony particularly
effective boat and there several to be eheered one
canoe represented phantom ship, the rigging outlined
with lanterns another gondola; shrd wIRWam
The one which the first prize belonged to Captain
langley of the English Navy, and Miss Fitzgerald Of
Boston From bow to sern stretched an arch of green
dotted with lights and Miss Fitzgerald seemed 70 be-
sitting in perfect bower An evening or Two later
dance was given by Mrs. Henry Snow apd there tho prizes
were distributed with appropriate remarks.
COUGHING parade York Beach excited considerable
interest some coaches being beautifully decorated
and extremely pretty.
On Monday Waiter REYNOLDS, Of Boston, gayo de-
ahtful .'up.river'' picnic The little steamer Excelsior
carried the merry party The Brches" where supper
was served. The moonlight evening spent under the
trees was something long to remember.
The tennis tournament won By Winthrop Lee OF
Boston, and Miss Field, Of Philadelphia.
On Thursday afternoon fair held at Mrs Arthur
Cheneys cottage raise for organ for the
little Episcopal Church, ST. Georges.by-she-Sea
The news Of the death Of the Rev. Mr.. Reed was
great shock and people here For several
summers Mr.. spent part Of his vacation at horK
HarbOr his loss is not one easily recovered rom
On TueSAy next there will be held mehoral ser'lce
at the little church here, in which he was deepy H.
terested. ..,
Every one IS looking forward to che Portsmouth
atricas of next week. on Thursday evening Will Oe
oixpn .Syeeheartsn followed by the lively little farce,
"Trylng Il On" Eyart Jansen Wendell and MIRA
Daniel Paine Grswold taking the leading pats IN tho
former and "a Game OF Cards. followed by ""ithefed
Leaves" will b. given on Friday evening bcsiues
these very welnown amateurs, several members OF inc
celebrated ''Foohsht Cub of jamaica Plain ana OF the
"Hastv Pudding" viii take part, and 1t Is necue'S 10
cay that there n q great treat in store
TSo portsmouth Theatre is one in which Maud Banks
often plays. 800.
1t hard 10 realize that the season IS so nearJ over
As with most Maine places every leaves by september
/ and then ho for the mountains
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exercises.

Mrs Marie Antonette Summers Of Brooklyn. has
returned TO Avon and is again the favorte Of Assembly
audiences. She has sung here for five seasons. The
| question "Is Mrs Summers going TO sng7" is always
eagerly asked before evening entertainment. She
| began her musical career in Middletown, ". Y. she
left that town to accept the place of solost in the First
Unitarian Church OF Brooklyn After singing in this
church for eleven years she became the soprano soost
| in Plymouth Church. She induced to come TO
| Avon by Dr. II. r. Palmer who at that time
musical director Of the Assembly. Since then she has
held sway over all lovers OF pure voice who attend
Assembly gatherings. Her voice is high soprano OF
musical range. She sings with great and natural
ness. 1t Is hoped that Mrs. Summers will return to
Avon next season.
In the art department this week, Madame S. T..
lie Prince OF New-York has been giving practical
Illustrations OF the and methods used in noted
European manufactures for relief decoration of porce-
lans and She has also delighted her students
by starting moonlight sketchlnG class. Her class
goes to the beach the moon Is about to rise They
carry lanterns which are used TO throw light upon
their work and not as means of finding the moon, as
a few scoffers have intmated. On rainy days the
pupils of Madame lie Prince gather IN the art buid-
Ing and sketch from the window the groups of pine
trees and the distant lake. Their progress has been
| remarkable. She IS immensely proud Of her pupils
The children Of the kindergarten also are learning
to sketch under the instruction OF Miss Aimee lie
Prince and Miss Marie lie Prince. of New-York They
"The Weekly Record" 1t IS unique sheet There
are Just as many pages as there are pupils. Each
pupil has entire control Of one page. Ho
writes the reading matter and sketches the a.
lustration with a 1it Of charcoal. Each edition
contains on account of the weeks work OF the
kindergarten IN each little reporter sees IL. The
Weekly Record7 is always placed exhibition at the
evening receptions in the art school. One little
pupil In graphic description of huge charcoal sketch
Of thunder STORM at sea, which they were making IN
Tie kindergarten, says Ia part We made a lot OF
black clouds. About three feet from where TIE sun
was shining, a boat being struck by lghtnng.7
Among the guests at the Hotel oxford are ii. D.
King OF st. Louis Mrs T. II. HASKELL, of HacaensaGk;
Lester X. Henderson, j. j. Dawson Of Brooklyn; Miss
| Bessie K. Hclsel, Mr. and Airs. Eugene C. Burrows,
| J. 8 Irving, u. Il. Dart, Mortimer +. Thain and
| Francis Forbes. OF New-York.
The Avon Inns arrivals br. and Mrs. l.. TerTine,
tr of Trenton AIrs. b. f. stone, Of Orange; Robert
barr, Newburg. Miss T. r. Dixon. seabright; Miss
Margaret Du bpiS, W. L. smith, IT,. Broolyn; Mr..
and Mrs. f. W. Dodd Newark David /. williams,
Miss X r. Roberts r. S. Bullock. George L. ComsOck'
H. s. Comsock, Miss Louis Mcleod, Charleston; IL. ~
| Packer and William W. Badger, Of New-lork.
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Mrs. Barclay who has been I'll for the last Two or 1e
weeks. is improving. She has entirely reeo'ercu
from the fall which she had from her about year
ago.
o. Of the finest fourn-haad coaches Is mat OF A. NJ
Shattuck. He out with a party on wednesday no
had Mrs. Shattuek the box with him.
Mauoyeni Bey me Turkish Minister. will BIO here on
September to stay or three months. he has been
here previous seasons and much pleased with Lenox
and It's surroundings.
Tho Misses Brookman attract good deal OF aeVnuoi
here. The BrOokmans have the Rackemann cottage tS
season. Thcf hirnOuts are novel and striking.
The tennis tournament this year will be subscription
affair 1t is proposed &c handicap tournament 70
begin time September The details are not fuy
decided Joseph Burden has the matter In charge
J. Woodward Haven ging for series oil sub
scrption dances at the Assembly Room. These dances
will be like those and much interest IS
taken IN them that they will be among the more prom
nent events In the OF September.
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ppr,r,vc GIMP OK clyAyDAIGUA LAKE,.

canandai17Ia N. Y, Aug % (Special)-Though by no
means quiet the lakeshoge this week suffers soine"has
I'm contrast 70 last week. which was one oil the Nehs'
of the summer for the camping portion G ue iake lesr
depts ave All gone includes the Natural Science
camn and the Goth separate Company, Of Emira bus
,ho arc sin number OF individual camps left These
to capns have been OF great interest To tourists on ths
,ae and have brought many strangers 10 the lake The
Natural Science Camp leased its present ground Tor
number Of years aud under tho same management OK
Professor Area Rochester. will return next year
ojrs, camp which this year merely experimental.
b ,,o,ad success In every respect, and another year
, he continued four weeks. the same length OF une
a. tbat NJ the bows camp. Among the excursions th.s
vet was that OF the temperance people OF this county, who
snen. tuesday at willow Grove eood%lzed excursioa
from clifton Springs went mp The lake on wednesday,
and tbe same evening the Manchester Band moOn-
I,ybt excursion on the steamer Onnalnda. Thursday
.,pg rho Christian Endcayor societies Of this village
had moonlight excursion. and many people not members
~ the octy ayaled themselves Of the opportunity OF
moonlight ride on the oke.
Tho Rev J. Elmcndorf, Of York. who Is spending
tho summer on Canandoicua Lake will preach Of tho
Co,oreca tional Church this yilllgc toinorrOw.
Alexander Bacon and Mrs. Bacon Of Brooklyn. have
been in Canancalsus this week. Miss Nellie Rice, Of
We,tfleid ~ j., has been visiting in this village. Mrs.
w and Miss Torrey u Brooklyn in town for the re-
nainder of the summer. DR.. Albert Beahan and Mrs.
Beahan are the Bay View Cottage, remain couple
OF weeks Miss Ewangr Of Rochester has been spend
ing some tire IN town.
Miss Elizabeth Coleman OF this village who has bean
spending past six IN Tacoma. wash returned
home this week. She WAS accompanied by her cousin,
George Hayes city former resident Of Canaan
da qua. who will spend time IN town. w. B VIII.
and family Of Newark. y. j. are occupying their
the skcshore. Airs NJ. Il. Carson and Miss
Carson spending the week the Seneca
Point Hotel. Mrs. Albert Granger, OF New-YoIk. 4
amending acme the at Changers on the iakesaoxe