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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-18
1Isher bic meerestiefe.

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asn unc ppRfutIGrn tpirb Spm reiIenbsn Dub
lifum SpIistter's Diaesnbitters aIs reisntliG>
lfes Sngrtbisns ieints Snusarsnfii&aBss nit.
aefiibrt. Go btnimmt unrrinem Iblammissni
gBaGr feline I1GbIiaen Gissni&aftsn unb isi-
nen abI1tulihen @fIHntaf, paralplrt bic psrs
berbIiGe @irfuns itls6tsr unp unvnbauli&sr
Rpif auf ben Wdsen unb III elm wlttitI sseeh
ar6mpfe, Spbbrennen uub Sldbunsen. Gs
espdtrt pprtrrflihen StuB seesn maariaars
figs 9eitsn, btbt bic Wirfunsen BON hbsrmdb-
teer 5iBe, 8Glte unb 6eu6tisfeit auf furirt
saIfrii9ts 8ppfpsb unb III Elm unpsrsIei9lt9ts
RitteI asesn SartIfibisfeit anb @allenbel6ptr.
ben. Sci ldwGaIiGtH psrionen unb 8seon-
Salesesnten ma&en li6 bic Strapajsn bss &C.
,tpunaensn Reilsns oft In 70 empfnbliter
@eiIs fiibIbar, bab las esbsn lsIbif ssfabrett
ptrb. SplGe eeute per6en lit, tptnn Iie ale
iibIen GpIesn Der 8eiItarapaltn prbiitsn mol"
len, nit srEbtsm Grfpls ots Sittsrs bsSisnsn ;
lie brau6tn Sann psbsr SiBe nod aGIts nod
Grmattuns ju i6susn.
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Dpn Der Shbfeite.

No. SIM S6ubifors Der @ebr. Slid
an @ebarffr. finbet man bic beiteBaare.
Serr @bas. g. @eIbert pirb aud
beuer, fpie aaidbrIi6, AM 4. SuIi elm
sroBss 8ic Sic auf Der SnieI ubbaIten.
SIN ben unteren StabItperfsn tpirb
bieIen DonnerItas, in ben Oberen am
nd6fen Samitas ausbesabIt.
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9nbe Narter M0tiaen.

= DaS pic Sic gum 8efen ber
Bresbbterif9en beutiden SpnntasSs
idule babier finbet am 90. Nuguit in
@ablers' @aIb1en itatt.
- Serr $. 8. 8artb unb SRI. g(nnie
8abmann tpurben am Wlitttpp6 Nbenb
i'm Sauie Der 8rauteItern setraut unb
baben iid an Price StraBe niebers
seIahen.
- BROMLEY @ilIiams, @ontraftor
fiir ben Norb Wtain Gbenue Seiper,
tpurbe am Montas BON einem Spnnens
itide betrOffen, erbOIte ii6 aber sesen
Nbenb.
= -ginen SddbeIbru6 erIitt Gbomas
Sart bon scranton StraBe am SSreitag
glbenb an Der Spoe Barf @rube bur6
ben Sufi6Ias zines @lels, bod 1T bic
g8unoe ni6t SefabrIi9.
= Sine @rbbeerens un6 Sis Gream
sSeitIi9feit nebIt MISUNDERSTANDING
finbet am 25. Suni in Der bieIisen
beutIden PreSbpteriiden &ir1e ftatt.
@intritt sur 8irde nur 10 Gents.
s@.Der 4. SuIi nabt beran unb Ses
hermann braudt SIaseen uno Seuers
perf. g9ir baben cine srose 9lu8pabl,
ebenIo befen Sis Cream. s. 8. @iIs
IiamS & 8ru., 314 2ada. Npe. 25,3
= Die Turner tperben bsute (Mitts
tpod) abenb in Der SurnbalIe einen
,,Pinf Tbee" seben. 99er tpiRen min,
mas bies 1T, foIIte beute 9lbenb bic
Saae beiu6en.
: SER Yeter &ab bat enbIib bic
grbeiten an ieinem neiten SoteI beens
bet +; bieielben beteben in einem glns
baue an neunter StraBe unb elmer boas
ftdnbisen Renobiruns bes aIten @es
bGubeS.
= Sine 9lnabI Srauen bon Der
Sp6e Purf beutiden 8resbpteriiden
&irhe iiberraIdten am Donneritag
9a9mittas Sruu GburIes S9fpars bon
8arf Sia unb bersniisten iid nad
SersenSluit, ipie bieS nur Oeutide
5rauen perteben.
- Ser scranton Surnberein ipir6
am Montas, ben 13. SuIi, Elm Sdaus
turnen NIT BAL gum 8enefis Der Siege
beranitalten, tpeI6e gum 9auturnen
na4 8rootIpn sebsn ipirb. gs pers
ben umfaHenbe 8Orbereitunsen fir bies
ieS 8enefis setroffen unb Der gintritt
trobbsm nur 25 GentS 9 Berion iein.
= Srau @pntbia @enet SeIIobs, bic
@ittpe be8 BERT. Sobn SelIoips unb
SHUTTER bon Mapor Sellotps, itarb am
Samtas seSen GbenO in Der Wobnun8
bes Iebteren i'm IIter bon iiber 70
Sabren. Sie 8eritorbene bate fait
ibr sanses 2eben lang auf Der Beitieite
setpObnt.
- Ser Sbbe 8arf MGnnerdor ar'
ransirt elm ssmiitbli9eS 8ic Sic auf
ben 4. SuIi, ipeldes in @eber's 8dIbs
den an Der 8adroab itattfiRoen tuirb.
Sas Iebtiabrise, am sIeiden Orte Se'
baItene fanS 70 alsemeinen 8eifaa,
bab man aud bieieS Sabr einem sabIs
rei6en 8eiu6e entsesen ieben oarf unb
bas iopiaIe 8blt1en ber Mdnner6DrIer
peritebt es, Ieinen @Giten ben 9Iufent'
baIt ansenebm su MAIDEN. 25,3
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Nftt8tpn.

Die bieiisen SdneiOer baben els
men @usfanb ms @erf seiebt uno bic
anisbts Of 2abor baben bei6ICiien, ale
@eI6dfte su bppcOtten. tpel9e ytdt'
llniOnIeute bei4dftiSea.
= @robe 8efriebisuns bat bier bic
EbatIa6e berDOrserufen, baB in alien
@ruben Der 9ennisIbania aobIen So.
iebt poGe Belt searbeitet ipirb ; unb es
ioiI GusIi6t porbanben iein, oab es ben
eansen Sommer iiber 70 perbIeibt.
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W Gpuntp.

SunesbaIe. Ser bieiise 2ieberfrans
tpirD am 25. Stunt cine grcuriiOn nab
5arbiep beranitaIten.
= csn elmer am borlesten Dienitas
abaebaltenen @abI entibieben ii6 Gle
bieiiesn Siirser fir ben Sau elmer
neuen StabtbaIIe nad mcbernsn 9Ids
men unO 8Ori9riften.
= Man bsrfu6t cine @eieaf6aft
nit einem 8apitaI bon s250.000 ai
ariinSen, um bic unSebeure 8aferfraft
Der 9aupad Sale prottiih gu per'
tpertben.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
COACHING PARTIEs IN BBRKsHIRE.

Willlamstovn, Mass, July ls.-Thero arc more city
people here tlin have ever been in Wiillams0wn IN
any previous summer They spend much OF their time
in driving about Every day parties 60 10 the top Of
Greylock Mountain to tire summit OF Berlin Mountain
and to other places of Interest.
Mr. and Mrs. T. n. Gilbert, Of Baltimore, arrived
here this week on fOur-in-h9nd coach. They had
in tfeir party Miss seeberger CT Chicago, and Miss
Gilbert OF Baltimore They remained for two or three
days driving about, and then went TO the White Noun
talns They arc 50 much charmed with WilliamstOwn
that they TO return another season. Another
coaching party was that OF Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. BOurn
Of San Francisco They he'd with them the Misses
Bou1n, the Misses Griffith, W. II. Fisher. Miss Ian
easter and Allied Ray. They dcovo about here con
siderably taking trips TO the summit Of GTeyloch
They will drive from here to Boston
small dinner parties have been given almost every
evening this wock The largest one was given by
Harry Hopkins, Among tic guests were Dir. and Mrs
Bourn and Mr.. Proctor, of Cincinnati
President Carter IS away fr few weeks. He Is
taking his vacation III NewYorli ana EcstOn but will
return here in "a week two. Professor Perry will
remain through the greater part Of the summer as he
is writing a history Of WlliamstOwn
Alr Pr5cler of the firm Of -rOcee & Gamble, Of
Cincinnati began work his large cottage this week
II is on hilltop some rods west OF the GrcylOck House.
and when coihpll ted will Of the finest
homes in berkshire COUNT Mr.. Proctor has bought
several hundred ceres Of land nearby.
Both the GTcyIock House and the TacOn:c Inn are
well flied with guests. Among the recent arrivals arc
At th,, Greyl cll-Frank d. Nay. Mrs. Henry Folsom
Miss Ehn0r Folsom. Mrs. Joseph Gregory, Miss I. II.
Graves g. F. IIedenberg, T. j.. Hare. H. D. sheldon
New York: at the GTeylOck HOuse-Mr and Mrs j. >.
case Donald jerome. irs. X. y Bib, Ncw-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19

Mr. and Mrs l.. Gershel, A. V. Reynolds, MI anu
Mrs A. D. Jenkins, Mrs. II. Beurimo Miss Beurmo
Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Peck, Mr.. and MIS-. j. H.
welcher Mrs. j. Monheimer, Miss Agnes Lyon, f. D.
Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Waehner, Z. w. Iynen' hr'
and Mrs Joseph W. Cornwell, Mrs. L. stausoerry'
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Rowland. Mrs "uStaVc
Robinson. James Il. smith, Leon Garrigues MISS
Garrgues 7. r. schllck Miss NJ. SchlicI, Mrs. ii. j.
Farchild Miss Farchild Mr.. and Mrs n. Hobart MISS
Hobart, Miss Victoria Hobart, Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Hisley. Mrs G. S. MoKbbon, Miss Mildred
McKbbon, Mrs. Luther J. Tilotson, MIS- . O.
Dougherty, Miss NJ F. zimmerman, MIS- l.
+. Mason. Colonel and Mrs. b. W. Blanchru
DR.. Hugh H. Hagan, Mr.. and Mrs john CAN'T, Mr. anu
Mrs ]. d. Wallace, IL. Locke, Mr.. and Mrs joseph
Naylor Mr. and Mrs. Horace Thcall, Mr.. ana MIS-
George d. Farrar, Dir. and Mrs J. ID. Leary' MISS
Lcary George Leary Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Hewitt dI'
and Mrs. William Laytin, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. AIhou'
L. B. Perkins, Mrs. Julia A. Chase, Mr.. ana MIS- b.
sellgman Mr.. and Mrs. James McilIath, all OF Ne"
York Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Pope, Captain Wallace MOt''
U. s. A., Mrs. l.. A. Shannon, George H. Ncnos' hoos'
Nichols, David Policy, Mrs. E. NJ Rawson, Miss Lee
J. ~ Broohfeld, Miss L. Brookield MIS- W. H. Az
water, Atwater, of Brooklyn; c. IL. Alexander, MISS
Alexander Mrs Il. ID. Crazy, MIR. and Mrs u W.
Swain, Miss Ida L. Swain, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. west,
MIR. and Mrs. J. S. West, Miss Mamie McHehry, ol
Philadelphia: Ms. Washington Mel can, Mrs. NJ d.
Hazen, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bugher, John Mclean Hd1en, IL T.
Race Miss L. Race. Miss Fannie Race. B. +. Lace IT,
Of Washington; Mr. and Mrs J. Q. Adams, MI. ana
Mrs. ]. Freeman Raisn, Miss Gertrude Raisin, Miss
Helen Raisin Miss Alice Raisin, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ.
Creenway, Miss Ellen Thomas, Miss Fannie Brown, OF
Baltimore; NJ. II. Huffman Miss Huffman, MSS nuii,
man. of Day tor; Mr. and Mrs I. G.. Frothlngiam, OF
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Thayer, of Worcester Dr;
and Mrs F. O'Donoghuc. Mr: ard Mrs &. NJ Cal:t; o.
Syracuse Mr.. aid MIS-. F. f. Terry OF scranton Nr'
and MIS- W. X. McKelvey, of Pttsburg; Mr. and MIS-:
j. L. Coates Colone! +. ID. l.. Wyckes, OF san ANTONIO
Miss Douglass, of scotland: Mr.. and Mrs a. NJ Suiil-
van, Of Australia Mr.. and Mrs. J.. d. Co%an OF knOS
Vile. The music was furnished By Napier Lothlans
Iosfnr rh safre Orchestra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
GlYETY At THE WESTPORT mn.

Westport y. ", July Is (SpcciaD.-PcOple who
want mountain and lake scenery combined in lavish
proportions visit Lake Champlan, and one of the best
points from which TO talc in al sweep of the eye
The towering peaks OF the Green M0unains the rugged
sceDs of the Adrondacks and the line waters Of the
lake between them IS the broad veauda Of the West
port Inn. This quaint. new, pretty and wcll-kept
hotel needs only to &c better known to lie crowded
from June to October. Already 1t s being forced to
enlaqge its accommodations, and several new cottages
and an airy duing-rO have been added for this
season. The table set by Mrs. Daniel. the manager
Is great deal better than one would expect far
from any great city, and the attentive service aud
berality shown in every detail make lasting friends
Of almost al visitors The lit % arrivals by train
and steamboat increases steadily. IN il are tie
names Of Mr.. and Mrs y ii. stone aad Miss Edith
Store, Of Milton, Mass Mr. ana Ms. c. =. Putnam,
Miss Putnam and James J. Patnam, % Boston Mrs.
Atkinson, Hiss Ross aud Miss Fuller. Of Pla'tsburg
Miss Kellogg OF AIiddc6ury. VT; william BOswCrh.
r. ~ Weed and Mr. and Mrs. George Weed VI platts
burg: Mrs. Sidney &. horse and Miss Morse. OF New
York Mr. and M.s. George Thatcher Of IOstOa Mrs
Grace Webster Ilinsdale and Piss Hilsdale oi Brook
Ign. ~ v. William T. Nichols. NJ. and Mrs.
A. q. Eustis AID Miss Grace Eusts, Of Boston
Mrs. Noble and Miss Noble. Of Washington; Alr5 T.
Beach, Gusaye Legfas aud George lies Of New York
Mrs. George William Brown asd Miss Brown Of Bau-
more.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Churchill If. Cutting. Of Brooklyn
with their two daughters, occupying their
home here again this season. and -eAH w. KoDjsuat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
JVHEELMEN AT ATLANTIC CITY.
PREPARATIONS FOR A BICYCLE TOURNAMENT
NEWCOMERS STILL AMONG THE GUESTS.

PREPARATIONS FOR 4 BICYCLE TOURNAMENT
NEW-YORKERS STILL AMONG THE GUESTS
Atlantic City, July II (SpcclaD.-The weather here
still remains pleasant, and While the thermometer
registers away up in the nineties in the cities, it
averages only "a degrees here.
New-YOrlers sin continue to arrive and number
are here for the entire season revolution has taken
place among the Atlantic CITY amusement proprietors
and at a meeting ncld last night it unanimously
decided to run all the beach and inlet amuscments
sunday in the future ard agreed that the entire body
Of proprctors would unite to protect their interests IN
this course.
Preparations making for bicycle tournament
TO be held Eere on Wednesday and large number Of
fourteen races are announced. Tie bathing has
been bcttcr and the beach IS IN fine condition. Hun
GreGs enjoy dip every morning
Among Ncw-Yorfcrs here are T. II. Raymond, at
Kuclnlcs: Dr. 5. Il. Morrow, Of Albany, at the Penn
hurst, with his wife Miss Nellie Harris, at Molotestos
Hotel George r. Hutton and W. j. Harding, OF Brool
I'm 1t the Revere; W. ii. Hamilton, Of syracuse Mr.
and Mrs. George brigham and daughter, at the sea
side; Erastus Corning OF Auburn, n the Chalfonte
W. II. Burke, H. F. Burroughs. }. II. Conlln and J. r.
Elliott. Of New-YOri at the Brighton Horace H.
Eroclway, NewYork, with his family, az Congress
Hall: tie Rev G.. +. Nelson and wife, OF New York at
the Lelande L. r. Short, at the New England; y. G.
KcnUey and Is. +. StTattOn, at Congress Hall; W. H.
spencer, of Albany, at Congress Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
IN THE UHITE MOUNTAINS.
THE SEASON AUsPIcIoUsLY BEGUN.

THE SEASON AUSPICIoUSLY BEHuH'
Bethlehem, n. H.. July Is (speraD.-Ihe season 10
summer visitors in the White Mountains begins aef hau
a. most at most other resorts but well under way
All the hotels opened carly this month or even ot0fo,
and they are filling up rapidly Win guess ''"y
houses have been filed to OVERLOOKING Tor "eeA " Wv
past and the lists of advance engagements Au ,
prosperos seaeon to the end In September there VII"
course be the usual throng hay fever patients mas
this villa their Mecca -
Beside the great number of permanent guests the num-
Ter OF tourists and vacation tramps grear ush e'
before Hundreds are walking through the mountain
country staying for night at whatever hotel may %
nearest Many others making bicycle |uf''
defyne the vast amount OF hielmbng that Is nesey'
not few find most pleasure in carriage tours. Anu -.
deed the roads good that any Kind OF wheehs -,
h. practlscd with satisfaction. Last winter was KIM
the roads 1t did not wash and them away - nus
as It's predecessors What little harm It did DO was
promptly repaired and now the principal roaus e's4s
ara IN admirable condition. some important IMPROVE
ments have also been made on the roads s
which 5 the marking OF the various f'usS w -.
ho,rds A liberal amount OF white paint mas also O'A
used on the rocks for the benefit Of pedestrians In"
the great northern trail from Mt Washington 10 NJ" A
has been 30 well marked out that there VIII be no ieaf
any uch t-aaedes as that OF last season. when M weiss
-. ID INV and nershed This is the avorite one
for pedetrians though by means the easiest IL t~
IN Mt LAY and Mt Jefferson, and affords the finest 'e"'
IN tie range - . 4,
,srminal facilities at the summit. The yexasious delays
that visitors sometimes used to suffer will now lie known
Al Intervae there are permanent guests AID cottage
dwellers than ut any other place in the mountains
Indeed cottage life is the dominant feature OF the place
But the Intervae aud other hotels are doing great ous'
ness Mr. Howes the novelist was among recent gese'
NJ the Intarvale. The Rev Samuel Longfeuow has aso
been there for some the regular annual visit when
he always makes That house. Professor Pickering
has Pfotcseot
Haaar 0; Salem, the well-known educator, Is making
nteryale the base OF operation FOR number OF walking
tours General Francis a. Walker is with his family
his fine cottage there. -
The season at North Conway Is in full progress Az
the hotels including two new ones are well hLeS
and all the cottages occupied. Paysoa fuckers MO
vi1a on Summit I'm Is finished. and Mr.. Tucker aad
his family are living in t.
A rrea. lawn tennis tournament Is to beeiD at ue
Kealsarce on August at which some fine prizes WIZ "
hestowed A number ot eminent Players have alrSdy
cntersi for the games There will also ,e eoSeaAs
parad in North Conway August 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
INCIDENTS IT CAPE NAY.
TIE PRESIDENT CONSENTS TO VISIT SARATOGA
PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFORD-
GAYETY AT THE HOTELS.

Cape May y. J. July Is Speca).-Priyate Secretary
Ualfod Ina, at last settled his office Congress
Hall where he has a comfortable suite OF three
which are suitable for executive business, ali OF which
will hereafter be transacted there while the President
remains az Cap, May.
In Co., chat which Presidents and Cardinal GU bons had
AZ tie Presidential cottage last Saturday afternoon the
subject Of the Coensey Memorial camp up The Pres
ident expressed HIS opinion freely subject and said
tiat while having no disposition interfere with church
mater he was glad have opportunity for expressing
his satisfaction at published remarks Of the Cardinal
and at the merlted rebuKe administered home and
abroad 20 foreign Interference Ia domestic affairs
Tho Cardinal IS pleased with the Presidents views
tie hltter
The hops at the hotels tonight largely attended
At the Stockton tho hop was a most brilliant one, and
a. Congress. Hall there was a big AMIR.
Nrs. whitcaw Reid aud her father, D. o. Mills. OF
New.YorS arrived here TUESDAY evening and returned
10 Ncw.Yorh on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Rtid re-
Gently returned i!ou Paris, and object Of her
Wiz socially was 70 bring welcome the Presi-
dcn,al household concerning Mrs. Russell Harrison and
Mrs j. r. Mckee who are now travelling IN Europe, and
who recently visited in Paris the American Minister and
Mis Reid
j. q. g. woolworth, OF the Grand Hotel. Saratoga.
h. rr on wedmcsday making arrangements with The Prcs
visit saratoga carly in August. Tho President
did decd, to 20 until the last moment aud would
not decided % go had IL not been for George w
Floyd assistant passenger agent OF the Pennsylvania
I;aliroid the gentleman who accompanied him on the
famous wesaFa journey. 1t 10 expected Gat sono OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
,,uysEnEyrS At THE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap Penn. July IS (Speciall-lt M
hn week of clear skies and clear weather at The "ass
Can with everything else In accord vita natures n'OO
rho moan has made an evening resort OF the river Dozens
q, small craft ply about between the mountain oanAs ~
tho steamers carry more. There are nehso'' "
nroninent Naw-York people registered at the ho;'ls
Thomson Howard and Mrs Howard are az the Gap houo
General Concano Is Kitt0tinny guest. IL.
At the Kit,atinny House the arrivals for the week n
Mr. and Mrs j. T. Lindsey, Nj. and Mrs. lawrh-e p'
nett Miss Bennett Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Heaton. X p NV
field Mrs. r. Wynan. Mics Wymsn. Charles ID r b1l"'
Thomas d. Lloyd waIrea Pond Mr.. and sirs. H. l. S"
back DR.. Freeman DR.. " q. pIend,n ana Miss Aueu. "
New York Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Burnett. Charles , t~O
Mr. aad Mrs Joseph ~ oatman and DR.. I" =. buIs'' -
brooklyn Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick $ Green No.neF 80
John Crawford. and the Misses Fr.t;s OF PiainAeui 49,
L. Roboul. Mis-. whlttemore and Mrs stowe a As''''-
aud Mrs. ). A. Young. ct Newark . e,..,
At the Water Cap House are Mr. ana MIS- W. ;. 80
Mr. and Mrs Howard Mrs. Frederick Finek. MIS-,
toinet;e Finck Mrs Il. w. Elliot. MI ana ms :, =
saeger. Mr. and Mrs I. III. Bergen Mp anu !" wn,.
Farrington Mr. aad Mrs John J. F RandolDA anu 70.
lam T. CLYDE and family. OF NcwYork; George H. a..
and family r. T. White. Miss Duncan, MI anu M,
Robert Spice W. }. Courtney. w. g. Courtney '"~
PSlnptom OF brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
SUNDAY At THO USAND ISLAND PARK.
A STIR OVER THE VIOLATION OF THE LAW by
THE sTEAMBoATs-GREAT NUMBERS



THE sTEAMBoATs-GREAT NUMBERS
OF VISITORS.
Round Lake, July IS specaD.-Just 100 members
of the Heinebund OF New York reached Clayton py
special train the first of the week They maze UiclI
headquarters at Alexandria Bay, returning IucSuas
evening by way of Niagara Falls.
The steamboat service at the Islands this summer
is better than ever was known here before.
The people of Thousand Island Park are mp IN arms
over the fact that number Of steamboats, landed al
their dock last Sunday in direct violation OF the sunua
law. VI,
Nearly 500 odd Fellows from central New-York
wcre at the islands in the early part OF the week.
Congressman Van Horn, of Cooperstown, IS ENJOY
ing life on the st. Lawrence for a few weeks. FIX
CONGRESSMAN sherman Of Utca is ustcating at Round
Island Theodore voorhees,. general manager OF the
Network Central, accompanied by his failily, az
rived at the islands the middle of the week. MIS-
Norman l.. Judd whose husband was formerly Chitei
States Minister to Berlin, rs the guest OF MI anu Ns'
F. w Dewey at Alexandria Bay. VIII Carleton the
nonn,ar mat will reach the Islands about August l.
-hmong The arrivals from New York and immediate
vicinity during the week are:
Frontenac-W F. Wilder and wife, c. E. Anger
SINGER wife and daughter; Mrs. A. Hatneid' Miss
Nellie Hatfield, Mrs. II. c. Whmaish, Miss Grace
Wbitmarsh T. F. WhitmagSh, Mrs John W0oc, l. Is.
Diehl and wife. V. T. Parker and wife, IL. Stra'hon
and wife Mrs A. S. Roe, l. L. Roe, Miss Laura Roe'
H. r. Helm,e j. L. McCammon, L. s. Osborn and
wife. Miss Aurelia Roe and maid, C. L. Wells and
wife.
Thousand Island House,. p. Iateroon, NJ. D.
Reagan, James Crshe, Mr.. and Mrs. a. MantauI'
Mrs John r. Harris and daughter, q. n. smith, h. H.
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and wife
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bridge E. Blegby s. H. Zine, c. w. Cook and wife, 2. ID.
Rome.
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Miss Stella Nash, Alma Wodworth, c. Burnham,
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and child r. MoCrcery and wife, g. p. Fraeigh ana
wife, Miss BESSIE Fraleigh Miss BESSIE Schenck, L.
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Rosa Stole Mrs. D. W. Scyle and child, Sidney Marscn,
L. Siegel Paul Vernon, +. o. Vernon. the Misses Edith
and Belle Vernon. Mrs Thomas Vernon
Hubbard House,. F. Luther, James Christie, MT.
and Mrs William Cassard, D. ID. Cool. and wife, L. a.
WoOdaru NJ Woodland. W. e. smith, Hon. a. ID.
Williams II. 2. HYDE. J. p Masterson, VI. j. Reagan,
Mrs. Match Miss Lille Match