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~ tAfi Lis TS-SEALEC PROPOSAL
= VIII De received by the undersigned until the
r Sa OF one O'Clock p m of Thursday seose uber
Ass-, ~ The Jaw offices of Jenner Legg & WIliama
Ioonis - Anc II Boston piock. Seattle fnr ths
paTSnAse o. the fo.iowtng described lands s;ruar~
:. =. any county. Washington. to-wit: Southeast =
=, sc =, Up IS, east, loo acres south ]. 81
sW "a sec Up IS exst, so acres Souta Z 81
81 sec >. TIP %, r east so acrea suurhvsss
= ., &C .. Ip IS, east, $50 acres Tract No 4
on Muiian IL iaylor's snoquamie Praigie are
Gacts, - acres Lots 1. and 9. and Z Of the
80 = or sec "a TIP "a. 4 east, TIA Is acres ~
the aooye property about 10 acres NAV hs
rated As merehantaoe timber tracts and All ~ the
oalance, snioracing something over $50 acres il
TIE nness OF valley lands. having railroad trnns-
portatoa and other accessories which render IL
pArslcuiary valuable, some Considerable norrion
oetng now IN nigh state OF cultivation win goaa
oSi.oinss FENCES iSwns. . very large orchard etc
All OK the aforementioned lands belong 10 the
estate OF Jeremiah W. Borst. deceased of which 7
An sole executor In trust, having full power under
MS iAss VIII Anti testament 10 sell the said estate
ahc execute good and sufficient deeds III srefor
BIOS Will De received for smaller amount of land
taAn ~ acres ana upwards. or may be made to
cover Al the above mentioned lands and one lump
sam Did therefor Terms of sale spot cash raw
able AZ the ban Sing house Of Dexter Horton a Cd
seattle Abstracts furnished free brought DOWN 70
day or sale The right Is expressly reserved 20 re-
iece any one or AL bids will be room Boston
o.ock caiiy tsnndays exceptedt between the hours
on noon and i:Sop m from now unit. Sepcau,ber
J. anu Will De pleased to give any further inforrna-
lion wnicn intending bidders may desire. JUDGE
X ANDREWS sole executor sole dey,sae and
sole trustee under the last Will and testament of
Jeremiah w. Porst, deceased.
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Deeds Recorded in the Auditors ONES
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded in the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l. 1891
are SIC, S.. 7os.ol There were fled for record
yesterday deeds, the considerations sSgrsgat-
ing s3.i63, al average Of 3soaSS Following
Is the list furnished by Osborne. rremper
& Co. abstractors of tisle. lis Chsrry street.
between Front and second:
Z. NJ. Grant 20 Era l. simpson, lot 10, block 8
Washington Place, 81
Il \. Butler TO Charles B. Anes, lot 1, block Q.
Issler TOWNSHIP, sat-
Bsir Loomis b. and L Co. to J. A. Beebe, lots
In Des Noines. 500.
n. p Il. r co. TO J. G. Corbin. 81 swL sec II.
q, 4, $40.
Emily Slauson to George Smith. lots and ?,
block So Salmon Bay Park add, $40.
John Anderson TO {. II. Hanson, sw % sw sec
s., ., 5, 500.
T. j. Foster to w. H Galley, lot Is, block n,
Gilman Park, $780,
Annie Perrie to Jennie 81. Sawyer, lot 81,
block IL, south Park. SSa
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YosK, Aug. 1.-THE Post's London
financial cable says: The bank reserve Was tn
creased this week by Eio5,eoo. due chiefly 20 the
return OF notes from circulation. Other de-
posts have increased f6Ss,ooa Tbs open mar
keti still over supplied with cash. Stocks have
been depressed by a further serious decline in
silver securities and prices. including those Of
Americans. closed near the worss
LONDON. Aug. u-Bar silver. Ssh ID Consols,
81 lied. Rank of England discount per cent
BaEApsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL Aug u-N heat-Demand poor
and unchanged. Flour-Poos demand, un.
changed
Coru-Demand poor to fair: new mixed. Aus
gust. steady, IS sgd: September, steady, -.
October, steady, "a I'D.
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NorfCE-rN THE MATTED or -
estate OK W. W. Buchanan deceased. noeira ia
10y sven 10 all whom may Concern shas IN
80 seii .ia{ OK August. ls3s. J. W. Buchanan a.
Ssaisihissfaser OF the estate Of w w Burhanan
~ 81 ulea IN the supe Tor court of King eounry
sitting In probate authorizing ana srnr.ars.
- a. to sell al, the personal properly
~ go sssste .. private sale. ami that said court
a 10 rsa risay TIE 18th day % August 1881 al
- crock N the forenoon, At the Courtroom 81
aon !, Ltchsanberg. jadse. FOR the hearinr ~
$50 aspascAsioa Al persons Interested in AL
S.ae are. tnecefore required 10 appear In said
Su1rs AZ the said time and place, then and there IN
Sow cause II any they have Wv the sad nrs,sr
should NOT be granted s s>o ol0eE
i-ness my hand and the seal of SAID conr. ,bi.
10y ~ August A691 W. B SPENCER
Clerk Of said Court
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Aug 1l--Coal stocks led in the
trading in o dull stock market. Trading in
Reading was extremely large, while its weak
ness gave tone to the whole list and material
concessions were made in many stocks The
close was quiet and heavy near the lowest
prices
Government bonds-Dull and 6rm.
Observation-Disclosures September, closed,
soc.
FINANCIAL.
Money on cail-Easy. Closed, offered, q;
prime mercantile paper, 3lsg5is- sterling ex-
change-Quiet and steady; sixty-day bills,
$4sGs4: demand, SASS
BONDS
Z. 9. Is registered 1l5sIU- :. D registered 'ic0
U. $. Is coupon. 1l5sApaciie 6s......'l07
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CEATTLE. TACOMA AND OILY MPrA ROUTE
- The new. fast and comnoodlous steamer
CITY OF ABERDEEN,
Carrying passen gers and freight Will leave on me
following scaed ale, pAILY, ExCErr SUNDAYS for
Tacoma. McSeiIl's Island and Olympia, connecting
with boats 10 and from shelton and hsmiichla
caves HsrS eds wharf. Seattle. at 2 100 r. m. y.
p dock. Tacoma ~ 8: 80 NJ arriving - oiyInp
81 L. 80 2. IA. Returning: VIII Leave PerciyaI s
coca Olympia At 1 80 p. m: y. p. dock. Tacoma
at 5 p m arriving ~ seattie At p.
J. A. H.rFIELp, Agt., seattle Thus fE".
] q PsRCryAr ACT OLYMPIA Manager.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

ELLIsroN. Mont, Aug. ii.-Northern Pacific
train No has these passengers:
Henry VI. Adams, Jacob Solomon, Miss C. NJ.
Willis, George Thompson and family, A. A.
somerville, Mrs Ira White, e. n. Nicxersou,
john Pierce, w. +. Barrons aud vie, Mrs.
Daniel Thompson, W. II. woodwoof, w. 3. Arts.
b. b. Healy and vile
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By r. d. OspES, Deputy.
Date OF first publication Angus. 5, 1892.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL Of I.5CAL
N improvement district No. -, for tia improve
and hearing thereon
Notice is hereby given that the assessment ron
Of local improvement district No -. for the i'm
provement OF Gould street, from the west line OF
Lakeside addition to Lincoln avenue, under ordi-
nance No. 2. l7s. has been reported BY the board
OF pablo works to the city council of the city
of Seattle and Is now on nIe in the o ice Of the
city CLERK. and the same - now open for public In
spection a. said office and viii remain open for in
spection until Tuesday, August %. 1892 at s
O'clock p and ali persons interested are here
joint session 70 be held in the council chamber II
the house OF delegates IN the city hall on Tuesday,
toe $50 day o. aagas,, iesz, az O'Clock p M,
tie council eil consider any and all objections
made and will maze such corrections in said rot
rs IL deems Just. and will then deduct rhe amour.
OF sucn cost assessed against street cross ngs
(Which shall be paid from the general road fund
such roll and levy and the amounts thereof
against each parcel and lot shown In sai1 roI, and
declare the same . lien thereon. said matter may
Be adjourned to . Later date If 50 ordered by the
city council. GEORGE ]. SLOVENIAN.
City CLERK Of the City Of Seattle.
Date OF first publication August 5. 1884
rITY TREAsVRERs NorICE-THE FOL
" lowing city wsrrauss VIII be paid uEo1 prssen-
tation the city treasarer's Office Interest
said variants viii cease NJ the expiration Of ar
teen DAYS from the first pu u this notice.
General fund warrants Numbers ssi TO $50 inciu-
Sive
Cedar street warrants. ordinance l,47l, No
1904
South Eleventh street w4rransA ordinances !, 393
Nos. e49 20 sG9 inclusive.
Yesier avenue warrants, ordinance .225, No.
PA
South Twelfth street warrants, ordnance l-4is.
No 3d..
Eleventh street warrants, ordnance SIS No
l.si2.
Hyde stree, warrants. ordinance 1,5o5, No 2.23e.
South Eleventh street wArrants, ordinance 9i6.
No 23s
fifth aad Republican street warrants, ordinance
lists. No ASH.
FOURTH and Harrison street warrantn, ordinance
l,sT7, Nos. 2,5I7 70 Z,532, inclusive.
Third stree. warrants, ordinance 1858, No
1854.
West street warrants, ordinance 1859. Noa
1917 10 2,91a inclusive
RATHER street warrants ordinances 1887, No
LISA
Fourth stree. warrants, ordnance 3e5, Nos 334
eol. inclusive.
Mil street warrants, ordinance SAT, Nos ], AS
70 ,64s AMI 70 90. inclusive.
james slrees warrants, ordinance SS7- No. .oeS
TO ,4G5. inclusive.
ADOLPH KRCG.
City Treasurer,
Date Of frs pub ica.ion August g. 1892
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UASHON ISLAND ROCTA
STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves Tacoma 8 80 Mondays. Wednesdays And
FRIDAYS Tor Gala ami way landings to Seattle
Leaves Tacoma Tuesdays. Thursdays and >Atus>
DAYS sor BusHna nes Motnes ChsutsuqnA. sashon
aud Seattle Returning, leaves Baker & Co. . docx
every cay but sunday a. p. n
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
CONDUCTED BY

Drs. Merrill g. Merrill.
The most widely and favorabIy known specialists
the Pacific Coast The doctors are regular
graduates nom ths University Of the City of New
York and Of Long Island Collage Hospital. BROOK
Ign New Y ork. aid Ia cir long experience remark.
abb skin AAd universal success In the treat naent
and Of Chronic diseases entiAls ernine nj
pAyaieians 20 the full confidence Of the afflicted
ov8ywhsfe.
No matter what your complaint consult shess
successful specialists, who able 20 effect curve
In many cases that have been pronounced h pelesA
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and Sue
CES0FCLLY, cure QUICKLY and PER-
DISEASES. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX
UAL pISORDERS, PILES. FISTULA AND
RECTAL ULCERS. SYPHILIS. ooNoRRH0A,
GLEEr, spePmasoSrnoa seminal Weakness Loaf
Manhood. Night Emissions, EscAyed Faculties,
kheurnasism. Neuralgia. Catarrh, Bronchitis
Asthma Turors. Kruptions, sAt Rheum and
ScrosuiA HY pROCELE, vAhICOCELE and
STRUCTURES radically ana safely cured with Gus
pain Or detention from business and cures guArAa.
iced
An dsformities and impsdimsnss to marriage
A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE cuRK for the
AWFUL effects Of early vice and the numerous evils
that follow In its train
Long experience, with unparalleled success. 10
the best evidence Of doctors skill.
DISEASES OF WOMEN also receive special
ottention- Consult personally the OLDEST and
mos; EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast, or write, sending stamp Consultation
free and con acenrial TRemOnt Block. Ga
EroAt Street. Seattle.
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Excur,,ons to snoau.tms. F.Ii..

& for round trip on sundays. limited to date
OF sale. $50 for round trip. thsse-day tickets
TO be fold on Saturdays spseIat rates Tor par
ties made on application TO ma Fine trout fish.
lag. delightful resort; good hotel A. Ma
aeau, General Agent
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new YORK. Aug u.-Bar silver. esc.
HrpruaSprsR

MERCHANDISE
CoHee-Options closed firm, lGti5 points M.
Sales were 5000 bags, including; August. sl2 81
e8l295: Octobsr, slL90gi295: Noven Der. Sj2. 81;
spot Rio-Firmer; fairy active No. :, iS1sQsl4e.
sugar-Raw--FIrTn and fairly active. Fair re-
Hning. 2 lI-lS1-4c; centrifugal. % test,
33lel1Silc. Muscovado, 50 test, l-l6c. Re-
dued-Fairly active and hrm.
Coppsr-Easy. Lake, I'LL 5ttGil 60.
Lead-sieady. Domestic, steotA "a
Iiu-steady. Straits, so 4QgA-50
BOSTON STOCK ExeHASGk
Rosros. Aug. u--Ctosing:
atchison. ... ss<Nexican Cen, com. isk
Burlington ....... fOli Bell Telsphons..-. 2oi
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Bosros Aug Ii-wooi-Good demand: mar
ket steady: Meutsna, iet22c; Utah. iSt31oc:
Eastern Oregon. fse: Australian, S-s04oe. all
KINDS of foreign woods are nrm.
CHICAGO LsyE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Aug. fL-csttie-Rseeipts 1900:
stroag 10 trite higher: best uat yes. a. sts5 IS;
Others s. 50s4es: Texans. g. log. 10; Westerns,
<34usAo1
Hogs--Receipss. $500: fairly active: Iofsi5c
lower: rough seksrs, Is aoSDa %; mixed. 81 co
SIS: prime, heavy aud butchers weights, $3.50
$50: light. sa50eo-sA
shsep-kscelpis. 5000; strong 70 . trins
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eAvLNcs AANY. occrnerras
omn~I- S.sttis. " aaAfngron Csntssl ai56 ns,d
pocsn- 6oasi Of Trustees - Railev G".ss".
A. Dsony, assc cos W. rs.th Wise Psss.dsns Xr.na
Ssn Manager. Cashier "a ser,s. ssms1 Hay
issrr wn na1sss. ait. Cashier; L scnvasccher Jons
Trsn.~.,a = 1aaley, Jehn CeTiina, otto RsnSs
A.ii.-- sssved rom one dollar to ten thorssr;
~ - sn per cent interest Ger a upm SIfo1aS
M~S..xsna ma cur Per cont % ordinary Aer.csft.
vsrSo desiarec the last day Of Nav IA NJ
colafsrnis os,iv s~ose " eppeovOd
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sTEAMERA

STEAKERA.
u. Dock. foot II univers,sy sss.sr es
sTKANKA rrMH fADIEA
THE STEAMER AULrNoMAH
Buns On The following time card. daily:
FARE TO TACOMA. so CENTS
Olympia. ..... $50 a m. r.com.. safvrs s.so
Tacoma...... 10 90 4 "a seattle neon
Tscom. $50 m m. oismp.s s ssS
Connecting with boa.s for Kami,ch,. and shs,
Baker 4 Cas- Dock, foot Of univer,isv .tr.us
CAPTAIN I. WILEY, Master
FAST TINE.
EvERETT AND LOWELL
The Elegantly Equipped steamer
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Hvery afternoon at o'clock. from Baker 4
Co.s dock Returning, arrives Seattle 1t 10 80 =
N 1of Tacoma every morning II O'CLOCK.
Il W. BAKER 4 CO
FARE, SO CENTS
sosrIAxn sEArrLH vANoouvaA
First-ciass Steel steamships
HAYTIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON.
Carrying freight and passengers, leaves every ten
days Fer passenger and freight rates. exact sail
ing oAtss etc, apply to
II. BAKER CO.. AsentA
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CERES, Cal, November II, 1891.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash.
Dear Doctor-It has been q long time
since I addressed you; nevertheless I
have not been unmindful of the benefits I
happy to say my eyes are well. The in
fammation has all left them and I can see
to do my work and sew or read. think
your medicines are wonderful and feel
am indebted to your remedies and skill
for my sight today.
MRS. MARY f. HUDELSON.
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Tickets over all transatlantic steamship lines
for sale at Northern Pacific city ticket Office
corner ysssx avsane and Front street Seattle.
Wash
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TOR PORT ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND
J. ard Duageness. Commencing Tuesday,
STEAMER MONTICELLO

leaves Seattle daily, except Monday, az . m
Port Townsend 70 SO. Arrives 81 Port Angeles AZ
p N Returning. leaves Port ngeies at 5. 50 ..
IL Port Townsend. p. m Arrives a. Sestne AZ
1880 . m Landings: Seattle, Com ulercial
wharf; Port Townsend. ribdlss wharf; PORT
Angeles. u orSe's wharf HAfIH bhpS
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RAIL VAR.

Sr9%kuATsH sAIIs AND so.rzEas Raj,
s.Ass- - sssa
KooTKNAI LAKE AND SLOGAN
Tie NV Eldsr.Aa
Direct route to the CoivtIls Valley, Kettle River
Secondary Creek, Palmer Aountain Fairvtev
Tran Greek. Robson. Nelson; Baisour Pilot Bay.
Afnsvorth Kaalo and al pcsats In 5ris;sh Co,um
hiA
Passengers for Trail Creek Kootsna, ana sioean
points viii leave Spokane on tuesdays and FRIDAYS
AZ z . m AFTER the arrival 1ot Northern Pacific
trains Noa and 2. going thsoush from Spokane
70 Nelson the same day.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY LINE
Seattle & Montana Railway. sairhaven 4 Southern
Railroad. New Westminster 4 southern
RAILWAY
TINE CARD IN EJECT JULY IT. 1854
TO AND From
Everett MArysvilie. stanwood, Mt Vernon, Fair.
haven, New Whsscoai, Blaine and
South Westminster.
Trains leave Seattle. $50 q No.
Ains Se~ssie ..---...'.. S'oo p. m
Through cars between Seattle and South West
minister connecting with essc:ric line for Van
couveE
]. H CORBETT, Agent
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INVESTIGATE THE
AHtogenetie. System
TREATMENT.

WoopsIpE, Mont, June ., 1892.
Dr.. Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-Shau not need any more med
icine, as I am now well and my color has
returned. The disease is out of my sys-
TEN at last. Yours truly,
MRS. J. P. WOOD.
FAIRHAvEs, Wash, March s, 1892.
J. Eugene Jordan, NJ. D., Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-I am very happy to write you
that q. P. and G. has accomplished in one
week what quantities of other medicine
taken for months has failed to do. This
rapid cure has far exceeded my most san
guine expectations, and beg you will ac-
cept my heartfelt thanks.
am very gratefully yours,
LILLIAN GRIFFITH.
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A NlREET FOR DISEASE.

New-Yorh letter In The st. LOUIS "ioDe h','o'" 90
The great surgeons and physical have ieco on, W
eager 10 invent new process Oh 'Tta,i"O ,,o,r
alleviate or cure morbid phenomena mat nc ,rycr
wretch who develops IN his system hoV"Iles ov"riay
10 wealthy may, rom :,
point OF view consider himself In llgh clover. al
has only 10 LET the specialists know OF II anu nnenrS
among them. -. .ho, c,o,s
Most OF these Subjccts are mentors oi 'nn' -
of Individuals commonly known : buns some hhN
Ing become snch from tlcii actual inability 70 err
respectable livelihood, and others never wcrr .t,'
thing else. Specialists have strange Ou' holf
"cl-sc opinion that the tramp VINO "enrs dIsrse
out IN low life H. apt 10 contract Inc sahc u'Se". 49,.
the heavy swcs IN high life. thus, me p5"s
victims who would die without treatment W, coa'.
subjects Of great respect and sometimes ancc"o'''
attention. Ut p.u,
In this city. as we'll in LOrdon. i'ars, hcri"
and Vienna, there IS thriving marker ior .n' p'
SCISSORS Of curious maades. and In this c1N lit, n,
place known 10 the initiated few where th0c Willie
10 give themselves up to the surgeons s'aipSi az
find purchasers. once within IN, portals 81 tlS sec co
exchange the dying subjects bccom" ms stock IN IN.
cattle market. Doctors VIII buy TIL privilege "a
investigating their diseases without all Idea OF opci''
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CROWDING INTO TIE CATSRILLS.
IMPROVEMENTS AT VARIOUS REsORTs~PLEAS-
URES OF MOUNTAIN LIFE.

Kingston, July 8 CSpeclan.-The week hos brought
lai &c accession, to the Catsldll region. The Fourth
Of July rush indeed greater than usual. All the
railroad, were taxed to their utmost. The weather
though cooler than the weeks In juno somewhat has
been fair and delightful. wii much less rain and
fewer showers and clouds.
All the landlord, continue to report heavy engage
nent Nsts Some OF them have all their rooms taken
for July and the August rush Is always 20 great that
ii is difficult to far In advance AT some
Of the largest hotels.
The new OTIS Elevatlng Railway mp the steep face
Of South Mountain. connecting the mountaintop With
the Caiskin Mountain Railroad. will require another
week at least to complete Of the machinery
falling to arrive. Th, will be distinct novelty
which is likely 10 attract many visitors.
The Sra>on Pine Hill Is opening auspiclously.
All Is now ready for big crowd there. and the little
hamlet looked pTctcr mere cntciug to those
who Ike 10 stay In the mounains. The new Epi'-
c0pal Church Is nearing completion. It Will Dc
dedicated late in the month early in August when
Bishop Potter and the Rev. Or. Hcughton are cX
pcctcd 10 assist I'm the exercises.
The Gugon House will be found greatly Improved
under the new management Of Lake & Plant. who
are experienced hotel men. Among the notable In
novatlons there ls snpper. which l. greatly
appreciat d.. All is new aud clean x.Coni-ollcs
Campbell If New York. will arrive there t..nOrruw
with his fanny for a stay Of weeks.
Commodore h. +. IshaawOod. ~ th- Navy. haq
taken rooms at thu Nip Van Wlnkc for the season
for himself. his AGED mother and hi, sister.
The Grand Hotel season begins we'll Nearly all
the old faces VIII Dee In The oicc and about The
house. which insure, the comfort and happiness Of
every guest The orchestra Is again IN charge Of
Louis j. COrnu, the popular leader. who has been
the promoter Of social lie aud enjoyment ~ The
summit for years. +. J. Campbell again prc,dcs
over Tho hotel register
A pleasant social dance an event AZ the
TrcmIcr House the evening Of Independence
Day. There a lively celebration of the DAY %,
Flelschmaun's. Anton seidl Is there with his family
In his handsome new cottage. for M" Season. All
The many cottages there We'll occupied.
Colonel l.. l.. DcminP. Of New Ork. l. az IN at
Churchill Hall with hi, family, lOf tn ,cd-ou.
Nothing equals stamford fpr him he SAYS
The Wednesday hop al the kaaiersdll was highly
enjoyed The regular weekly ball TOOK place tonight
In the Opera i0us, thfr. and pres ui,d u brilliant
spectacle at this early stag. Of tho season Lessons
In rowing are The fad among the fair guests al this
resort this season. and open contest kaatrrsli
Lake IL soon 10 result Another feature here l.
the entertainment % tl, excursion partir ever
day at Sp-isl rates
There are 10 guests alrcady al tho Grant House
on jefferson Heights. near Casklll 'flagc.
Al the Prospect Park. On The river hlun there.
MIR Baglcy's room, also rapidly filling up with an
unusual prospect.
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THE CROWDS THAT SEE THE FIREWORKS.

one Of the pecnlIarlues OF 'he attendance az run
fireworks and 1.-THE Carnival OF Venice I" M~'
brighton Is that the highest priced seats are taken nr'
and the people who cccupy them como late. IL ma,
be that they come from distant parts OF the iS'au a
nrc ats In getting there. but the fnc' eN'>'>, "o "
,ro, may he the canse orc would imagine mat IN
n,oco Ike Yves, Brighton where everything Is on a
aopocr,tc scale and At reasonable prices. the cheaper
n,,ce youd be- taken first bnt that kind OF reasoning
aoes not seem 10 hold good in This Instance N'ls
people 70 down 70 the iland on warm hight OH rue
boots for c sake II The >a. well as the enloYm'h'
they derive from seeing Tho spectacle ana gazing ~
tho fireworks and return by IN" same means a'r"hu'
or make the return trip hy rail-, ont the regular NY
IN Tho wool Copcy Isandcr is believer In free shows
,, ,c,s ,ccor,lnclv The pyrotechnic displays have
,,,i, a clas> Of people 70 This end Of the Island This
pa"", which il has no; known In recent years.