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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13

Mr.. j. Lane. general manager Georgia
Southern and Florida Railroad, says: II was
entirsly relieved Of headache by Bradycrotine
In fifteen minutes. 1t is the only thing that
relieves me after the pain commences"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13

Williamson: That stranger is Blwidskad-
waxski, the Russian. He has made a name
for himself. Henderson: Has he? Well, he
must be talented man if he made the one
he has now.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13

as Nine. Squallini really a first-class art
ist?" Il think not. l never saw her name
among the soap testimonials"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13

Doubtless when they speak of the ''warrine
elements" they mean when the winds have
come to blows.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13

BEEcHAM's Pills act like magic on the liv
er and other vital organs One dose relieves
sick headache in 20 minutes.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13

Get . Good Start in Business Life
BY securing thorough business education at home
BY mail. low rates; Bryant's College, Buffalo, N.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13
Been There.

Binks: got sure tip on the race yes
terday.
Minks: That 90? How much did you
lose?
New York Weekly.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13

Ladies are not fond of pugilism, but when
they are at the bargain counters they are
price-fghters.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13
'1A1I OF OHIO, CIrY OF TOLEDO, 9.

STAT. o. ONO, C1II OF TOLEDO sa
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he 10 the
senior partner of the firm Of F. J. Cheney Co.,
doing business in the City Of Toledo. County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case Of CArARRH that cannot be
cured By the use Of HALLS CArARRH Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed III my
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. d. 1854
A W. GLEASON,
49, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
az Sold by Druggists CSC.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13

Mrs. WtnslOw's SOOth NJ Syrup for Chill.
dren teething, softens the gums. reduces inflam-
nation, allays pain, cures wind Collie. sc a
bottle.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13

Tramp: Honest. boss, amt had bite in
three days. Farmer: amt surprised. The
mosquitoes amt got to work yet.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13

Unless the waiter is well feed the patron Is
i'll fed.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13

II you know Of any one contemplating
buying Creamery or Cheese Factory Ma
chinery, refer them to Davis & Rankin Bldg.
and Mfg. Co., Chicago, Ills, largest manu-
facturers of these goods in the world Low
prices and fair dealing is their motto. Alex.
andre Improved Cream Separator . spec.
ialty. See cut above. Capacity 9, 500 TO
5000 pounds per hour; two.horse power will
run it. They also manufacture Fairlamb
Cheese Color, Fairlamb Cheese Dressing,
fairlamb Rennet Extract, Fairlamb Butter
Color and the Babcock Milk Tester and
everything in line of machinery and sup
plies for butter and cheese factories. II
you wish to buy from the manufacturers
direct, write for quotations and discounts.
AL goods guaranteed 6rst-class or can 20
returned - our expense.
llaxis a Rankin Rldn. a mfn. Co.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-06-13
! CUREFFS!

e When answering any Of these advertise
HcEts, please mention this paDer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
az THE HEIGHTS OF NFTUTRWOOD.

Ncthciwood y. j., july 1G (Spccioi.-Two hundred
guest, >o turning here, from NcwYork Phadcph
Brooklyn ce>. The Nehcwood q castellated.
solid brick structure the lovely heights Of fair Neither
The view the surrounding country extensive
and beautiful The following among guests at
the ot.l NetherwoOd: Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rogers MIR.
and MR. j. NJ. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. T.. j. HaIcy Mis-
Jennie II9ncy. f. j. Nelson and wife. Charles W. Cas-.
Miss Conway. Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Hicks II. S Farlee,
o. L. Farlee Rev d.. Genbett Dr.. w. L. Brandt Mr. and
Mrs J.. NJ. Donald i. b. Mofett, II. w. Williams, wife
SON. Mrs. c. j. Williamson, Miss Long, Robe > Me.
Creepy Frank o. Roe q. w. Garth. Lewis NJ Neeker ond
wife. Nh. and Mrs c. i. Gddis, Mrs. II. II. Tinker. w.
X. Eaton MI Busscnhutte, w Il. Chapman and wife. Mr..
and Mr.. II. " Beckmon, Dr. Dillon Brown j. A. Hnch-
man. Misses Storm II. L. Cammeau Mr.. and Mrs. W.
McMichse and family New-York; T. w. Weeks II. L..
lalch ID. f. McCabe. j. Howard Brown, r. A. Donaldson
NJ. c. ogden aud wife, J. l. Spencer Wife and
Mrs J. f. Goddard Misses " s. and Edith Goddard, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A. STREET, lay f. STREET,. S. r. STREET W. " r.
smith and wife w. h. Smith, Clarence +. Smith, ]. T.
Lorzan, Mrs H. Hayte, james Donald Mr.. and Mrs. l..
NJ. Mecker, w. Ii Atwater, Miss g. Atwatcr Samuel H.
Seaman, Mary +. Seaman. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Brook
lVn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
SUCCESSFUL ANGLEhS on LAKE GEORGE
PERCH AND TROUT IN NUMBERS ARE THE RE-
WARD OF PATIENT ENDEAvOR.

PERCH AND TROUT IN NUMBERS ARE THE RE-
WARD OF r,TrENT ENDEAvoR.
Bolton Landing. y. Y, July 10 Special" sum
menng ~ Lake Gcorge'-this phrase comprises
variety Of suggestions that are appealing to hundreds
81 visitors along the shores Of this boahtifr lake
II may mean angling, rowing. stroling horseback
riding, according to the procivlti6s Of each person.
some good caichc, Of fish have been made. spear
Paine has got several fine strings Of perch. over 100
having been the reward OF a couple OF hours angling
Mr.. Paine, who i stopping NJ Silver Bay is the pos
Of the prize rod and reel offered two years ago
by the Lake George Assembly, for the largest pickrel
landed from the waters Of the lake. Dayton Ball.
Of Albany while at the Hague. secured a string OF
forty five brook trout
The grounds about the Sycamore nj this landing are
beautifully laid out and there IS popular
hotel on the lake. W. a. Robson, the courteous
clork IS here again this summer. There now over
ESQ guests at the Sycamore. F. Is. Warren and
family. Of Philadelphia occupying their cottage
on the grounds. J. b. simpson and family, OF New
York. spending the In their handsome
cottage Mr.. simpson has the finest pleasure steamer
on Lake George 4. Jaques IS at The sycamore, ac-
companied by his wife and daughter. George Burn
ham, president Of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, is
here with his family lie has nice cottage near tho
hotel and small pleasure steamer Theodore J.
Lewis and family visiting Mr.. Burnhnm.
The Lake House. at Caldwell, one of the oldest
Judge Randolph b. MARITIME and family, OF New York,
arrived few days ago and occupying the Tucker
cottage. the Lake House grounds. Captain 7. f.
Hobbs and wife, Of the Watcrvlet Arsenal. Troy.
spent number Of days here guests OF Mr.. md
Mrs. 5. A. orr at their Oarlock cottage. A launch
party given Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs Orr
board the sherman. After enjoying q ride about the
lake elegant lunch was served at Oarloch. Among
tho guests were the Misses Anderson, OF salt Lake
CITY, DR.. and Mrs Mclean and family, John y.
Rus sell and wife, and Captain +. T.. Hobbs and wife.
Among the bookings at the Marion House Mrs.
L. c. stewart and family OF New York: Alonzo Slote
and family, Of Broohlyn; W: H. Porter and C. A.
Walker Of Network; j. NJ Whitney, Mrs. Mnsss!am
and tho Misses Patterson Of BROOKLYN. A large num-
Der Of applications nre being received by the pro
priet1r. Mr. sherman.
At the Fort William Henry are c. p. Barker and
wife, OF New,fork Mr.. Barker has brought his
uaphtha launch with him. F.. Wagner Miss Wagner
and o. Wagner, Of New-York II. NJ RAYMOND wife
and daughter. OF Brooklyn. among the long list
Of guests at this. the largest hotel on Lake George
Edward ;: Clinch, OF New York. Will spend the
summer at silver Bay with his family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
THE KINDLY AIR OF RHIyERFrK.

Rhnetecl, n. Y. July 10 (srcciol).-The Fresh Air
Charty calls upca the public sympathy being noby
respond 20 m this potion Of Duchess County At Barry.
town icw mies moth OF here IN the neghborhood Of
the beautiful homestead OF Colonel S. " r. CIuger and the
estates OF the Asnweils, Bards Donadsons and Living.
s.ons cottage has Teen devoted 10 the service Of nls
noble and practical charHy and 1t Is occupied by dcega-
Tons OF the little city waits from the parish Of
"Father' Brown rector q the church OF St Mary the
Virgin In New-York Numbers OF poor children arc
also gaining health and strength the Mount Rut.en cot
taees.
VicePrsdent Morton and family still absent from
Ellersle.
Mrs John Jacob Aston is fond OF riding and drives in
town every day usually accompanied by her little SON.
Edward Folmar. Of Buonos Ayres, has been spending
few days at Bennington VT as the Of his
Mrs Merchant Nj. Folmcr viii remain here short time
before returning to South America.
Mr., Carlton Hunt wife OF ex.Congrcssman Hunt Of
New-Or.eons La. is spending the with the
Misses Hunt o. Montgomery Place
The Misses Bovine are at their pretty summer homo
DR.. and Mrs George n. Mailer at the Grove. They
drive every day TO give their shpAnAa the benefit Of
the morning breezeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
VISITORS ~ WILLTAMSTOWN.

Williamstown, Mass, july Is (SpecaD.-Durng the
last week several small teas and receptions have been
given in honor OF Mrs. Lawrence Hopkins. formerly
Mis- Dodge, Of Boston. Mr. AMI Mrs. Lawrence
lIop!in, now comfortably settled in their beautl
full home Buxton Farm.
NclnN +. Carmen and family, OF New-YOrh are
Occup ing he Tcnncy cottage Mr.. Carmen has given
q number - coaching parties.
The college h making arrangements 10 begin work
the Thompson biological and mechanical labora.
tories. The buildings will be placed in the ncighbor
hood IF the new chemical laboratory.
Through the generosity Of Mr. Batell Nth bell
IS 10 be added 10 the college chime.
Recent arrivals at the Grcylock include Miss NJ. d.
Miller. Il. +. -tmine. X NJ Murchson. ir., Ncw-Y York
Mrs Edmund Blunt. Miss Blunt Mis- f. Blunt. Brool,
hn.
~ Taconic Inn Mrs. &. G.. Evans. Master Evans,
H. /. Decker. II. +. sheldon. MrS u. {. Wilcox, Miss
VI Wilcox. Mi r. Wilcox. Richard y. Wilcox Paul
Z. wilcox. Etwan TolmlnD, Howard j. Iildt Mrs
l.. Liegett, New York; Mrs. c. Cnpo, Miss Cmpo
I.rOOllvn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
THE FIRST HOP IN PlTTSFIELD.

Pittsfeld, Mass. July 10 (specaD.-The rooms OF
the Republican Club are well filled every evening, and
the prominent Of the party are making plans Tor
organization and for canvaSslng Several leading re
publcans who have been this week say that they
do not how the Democrats can hope TO carry the
county They believe that the will show that
the Republicans have good majority and will carry
the county for Harrison and Reid by 500 at least, and
that the greater number OF the Republican county
nominees will be elected
Mrs. Robert W. Adam gave tea on Monday after
noon for Mrs. Latin and Mrs. Whitehead, Of Chicago.
Mrs. Henry c. Valentine Of New-York will give a
Thursday afternoon at her country place In the
west part OF the town, Onota Park
Mrs. ogden, Of Chicago. gave tea Tuesday after
noon.
The first hop OF the season at Maplewood Hotel
took place Friday night. number Of people
from town present In addition to the hotel guests
Among the rccett arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. H. p
Doremu'. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Brown. George W
Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ". Hogan New-l ork ;
Gordon Mackay Newport Mrs. Il: Van Wyck. Miss
Van Wyck Mrs. J. +. Hartman. Miss J. II. Sacham
Brooklyn. Mr.. aud Mrs. G. II. Perry, Worcester: Mrs
Joseph W. serrill. Philadelphia; Mrs. Thomas Graw,
Detroit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
COTTAGERS STILL ARRIVING AT LENOX.

COTTAGERS STILL ARRIVING AT LEMON.
Lenox Mass July 16 (Speciall.-The temperature
has been considerably higher week than usual tne
mercury climbing up 10 90 degrees on two or three
different days. Tic young people have played tennis
In the mornings and have beon driving.
Arson Phelps Stokes and family who have been
occupying their cottage here for several weeks, nave
gone 10 Paul smiths in the Adirondacks for several
weeks.
Among the cottagers who have arrived this week
arc John struthers and family, OF Philadelphia, and
George a. Crocker
Mr.. and Mrs. james Barclay gave n dinner MONDAY
night Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Duer, Mr. and Mrs. George Haven, Mr. and Mrs.
Alexandra and J. Nelson Borland
Dr. Klnnlcutt and family have arrived nj their
cottage Klnnlcutt recently arrived from Europe
Mrs. w b. Slattuck has for her guest Miss Kath'
crime Buclmer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kernochan, OF New York, are
al the j. f. Schermerhorn cottage, which they have
leased for the season.
Among the recent arrivals at the Curtis Hotel are
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Dismod. C. Griffith. Mr.. Chisolm.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews. +. W. Wood, Mrs.
Eernlcmer Mr.. and Mrs. John dc Ruyter, j. II. Par
sons New York; George r. Tden, W. s. Roy, George
NJ bncon, Mrs. &. c. Chadwick, II. G. Clayton, e..
Delon Boston: Mr. and Mrs. George y. Robinson,
A. F. Eurdette, Brooklyn; Edward Hall Jennings,
Walter c. Nichols, Buffalo; Robert W. Taft Providence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
r IMPROVEMENTS At ATLANTIC CITY.
A HOME FOR POOR CHILDREN-A CASINO AND
PARK IN CONTEMILATION.


Atlantic CITY y. j.. July 10 CspeclaD-rhe leading no
le ava eod and tie smaller houses have their quota OF
tho general crowd dancing population has aTNeu inc
and. have set up opposition 10 tie surf ana everything
rios ueuIlv as marriage bell Ihe dances OF the week
are In good old phrase almost "too numerous 10 m'"o"'
but the chidren hop The Mansion on "Wednesday even
inc ,he Jauanc~e rarity for the younger members OF crea-
zion on the Pier Friday evening aid Tie tall for the ocne
ii, Of the Chidrcns Seaside Hone given al tire WINDSOR on
saturday evening were TIC most conspicuous on the hst
The ChIldren' Home very beautiful charity designed
u benefit PARTICULARLY those less favored children VINO couu
not otherwise get away from the Ctes, and to whom a
gifts stay by the means all the difference between
lie and DEATH The ball at the Windsor was an ecRant
anar ably managed and productive Of good results imam
cal!v Tho house and all the entertainment was iush'u
gratis By the proprietor.
Pain, ''Sardanapalus continues 10 draw crowds and
the poluctlon has greatly improved sncc It's first
night The carly part rival attraction held
sway at the Opera House the initial production Of Larry
the Lord " a lgh, opera written for i. T. Graham
The Improvements looming up ahead in Atlantic City
adjunct, rouudncs SPEAK sell for the energy Of rs
Inhabitants and the Of IT. enterprises Among
rr,atc schemes probably tie B ghton can lay claim TO the
lc,t year TIL, immense ho'l VIII have added TO
u, attractions Gne casino built upon ~ inco>ed park
ear the boardwalk Tho plans FOR the building are COM
pltd.
Another large scheme az present the creation
Of an Atlantic City Park similar IT. and designs
% Hoey's Lcwelyn or Tuxedo Park The land for the
ro has secured at the southern boundary Of!
tho city company las been formed u take charge Of
tie enterprise.
The ,enhannual convention the Machine Knife
Manufacturers the United States net at the Mansion
House o. Wednesday, and remained IN session for
days Tie body snail, but thoro.g hy representative
Of the industry country delegate from every
4 the large being present AL accompanied by
their families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
THE SEASON AT sTOCKBRIDGE.

stockbndge. Mass. July 10 (speciall.-The town Is
now filled with summer guests. and The long Main IT.
has many carriages al II every afternoon There
have not been many entertainments this week. partly
on account Of the death Of Cyrus W. Field.
The hop this evening was in charge Of Mrs. laSc
and Mis- Wcyman II held az the Casino.
TIE young men are making arrangements for
tennis tournament on the Casino courts Tho courts
are in god coCd'aon, and the young people play
nearly every morning.
The StockbHdge House continues 10 bs we'll aed
With guests Among the recent arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs Dodge Professor and Mrs. ogden Rood Mr. and
Mr.. Morris, join swami Mr.. and Mrs Kirkland. the
Mise. Kirkland MIR and Mrs. Maynard, the Misses
Maynard, Miss Vernon. New York Mr. Howard, BoS.
ton.
At the annual meeting OF tho members Of the Casino
these officers elected President Il. ID. Sedgwtck
secretary and treasurer. Il. G. StetsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

Wheeler, j. F. Chipham. J. B. sperry, G. Deimenico.
A. Linton. s. NJ Fisher. c. T. Clark. Miss A. J. ClarK
Frank J. Banks Frank r. Livingston Niles Maole r.
Clark Miss Mary c. Tucker. r. L. Dannenoery. D. L.
lallett Miss L. r. Vance. Charles X Colt. New
Henry Dawson and wife. J. L. Russell. wife ana
daughter William J. Schaufelt, wife and SON. NJ
schuappauf. Miss e. F. Clouser Miss F. NJ Clouser'
Mrs w. II. Foote Brooklyn. were also among the
guest. at the international Arrivals at other hoteis
include Cataract House-Grace D. Rider, MAY Belle
Williams. Mrs. j. O. Williams. Florence o. Williams
f. A. Walsh Brooklyn; Colonel J. Reckaley. Major DE
Frenle, 5 Herz0g. wife and daughter. Mrs. >. h.
PeIine Miss Austin. Miss Ida Mem. Austin. Miss Mari
otte j. r. Bowden, Mrs. A. G. Newman Miss A y
Tompkns. Miro. W. II. II. Browa William H. Gregory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
MIDDLEr0WY TO HAVE roWy HALL.

Middletown. July 10 (SpeciaD.-on Monday evening
about 800 taxpayers assembled In the Town Hall to
consider the erection OF county building here
The meeting presided over by Mayor Briggs. A
resolution unanimously passed. approprlatng
100000 toward the much-needed structure.
The name Of the music hall has been changed
from Middlescx Music Hall TO The Middlesex j. c.
Gilbert. Of New Britain. has been appointed assistant
manager under Mr.. Colin.
Holy Trinity Choir cnmped out this week at
Pawson Park.
The Rev d. OR. Sheridan sails for Europe on
July 10,
given at the residence OF Mrs. Frank Weels, Thurs.
Say afternoons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
ANNIVERSARIES at NIAGARA.
EFTY-EIGHT YEARS SINCE THE CAVE OF THE
WINDS WAS DIsCOVERED-CANADIAN
CENTENNIALS.

YEARS SlNCt TIE CAVE OF 1HE
WINDS WAS DIsCOvERED-CANADIAN
CENTENNIALS.
Niagara Falls, July 1G (Specal,.-The week has
been hot. Even cool Niagara has suffered from the
heat.
c. Hayden Coffin. the wellbnOwn English baritone.
and his wife. are at the international this week.
The New-York State Press Association editors came
down here from Buffalo Thursday. and enjoyed them
selves thoroughly. Among the party Russell
u. Harrison W. j. Arkcn. OF judge: Licuien-
ant-Governor sheehan. John sleicher. Of The New
York Mall and Express" and others. They dined at
the International.
The Marquis dc Loci. OF the Brazilian man of-war
which is lying in Newlork harbor, with party Of
friends here this week
Sir Henry 7. Wood. chairman Of the English Com
mission the Worlds Far Chicago. here thi,
week with party Of friends among whom were Colo
mel Ct. Il. Grover and Edward +. Bird. The party
stopped at the Clifton House.
This week marks the fifty eighth anniversary Of the
discovery Of the Cave OF the Winds. The Cave OF the
Winds was discovered by Major NJ. y. Whitney, of
this city, on July 49, 1884. Major whitney was the
proprietor Of the famous old Cataract Hotel. and to
gether with George Sims. deceased. descended
from Goat Island ard crossed over TO below Luna
Island. They could not enter from the Goat Island
side on account Of the solid wall OF rock but in "A
roundabout way wandered into the present from
the Luna Island side. Major Whitney has made the
trip each year since. and. although an Old man. sun
enjoys the excitement OF the venture.
Two anniversaries celebrated on the Niagara
frontier this week One was the lOOth anniversary
OF the foundation Of ST. Marks Church and the parish
Of Niagara the Lake. and the other the founda
lion Of the Provincial Government OF Upper Canada at
the place Prominent Episcopaian iunctionaries
hon the United states and Canada were present
ing Bishop A. Cleveland Coke. o Buffalo. who preached
the centennial sermon. The celebrated chime OF the
church was rung every hour In the dny.
A new steamer launched below the Falls this
week. which will be q consort TO the Maid OF the Mist.
and make alternate trips with her up into the spray
and boiling waters. rval company. 1t is said. will
soon have a steamer In these waters. II will be
brought from Buffalo and let down the bank a
slIdeway.
S. IL. Byron, manager Of the Manhattan Ath-
iet!c Club OF New York. with his wife. mother and
father were here this week and registered at the In
ternational. II. VI. Brookfeld. chairman OF the Re
pubIc.sn state Committee: II. L. Zabnshe. of Aurora
Alfred ST. Laurent ID. L. Fisk :. ". West and wife,
Hugh Donnely. Miss Bessie Donnelly, Miss May
Coleman, W. H. selklrk and wife. A. Hahn, Miss f.
Delmar 8. n. Hoyt, G. B. Wait, Miss ~ A. Babcock.
Charles Hstz, o. A. Dietz, William p. Westcom and
H1fs. Milton II. Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. Durham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
BELNiAR.


CRABS IN TNE SANDS ~ INI9e NJ - I NhI-As7'
Belmar, y. j.. July 10 (speciaD.-Cool seabreezes
have swept the bluffs Of Belmar all this week The
shaded hotel porches Ravens of repose for tired
and faded city people. The crop Of crabs In shark
River las been large this year.
Among tho guestA at the Neptdne House VIII.
INN Hanmersley. Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland Townsend
and George varrelman. Of New-York; W. s. Lambert
Of Brooklyn; Captain F. NJ. Rodgers. u. 5. N and
family
The guests NJ the Atlantic House are Mr. and Mrs
w. j. Whited and family, c. W. Meade and family
Dr. and Mrs Thomas G. Taylor, J. X. Ccstera and
r. r. jenkins, of NewYork! Mrs. J. Spencer Turner
and family, OF Brooklyn.
Among those registered at the Colorado are Mrs
c. W. searns. Miss II. p. Taylor Miss Margaret John
son. Mrs. J. II. Dlauvclt. Mrs. j. o. polhcmus and
A. q. Ilcscman. all OF New. York Mr.. and Mrs c. "
Burr. OF Brooklyn.
Guests at the Lolumbia are Il. II. Ode, Charles
F1shel, George C. lielncr. c. E. Grandenare, Henry
Zahr, jr., w. +. Norris, Mr. and Mrs Charles J. Darl
Ing, Andrew Mclean. George Mclean and F. IL. Crazy
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as distinct in its type that required for poetry
music and other forms Of art. and though. BY Per
their normal level yet those with the natural talent
Will always rise above them without effort-tBrooklyn
Standard Union.
A chess club has been organized at Savannah,
Ga The secretary is q. f. Dickinson OF that
city.
From exchanges learn that the nesting
OF the Counties Chess Association Of England will b
held Mt Brighton during the week beginning August I.
There will be two amateur contests and ladies' com
petition the latter for cup presented by Mrs.
Rogers, which Is now held BY Miss Ihorad. At the
public luncheon which will conclude the meeting TIE
Mayor Of Brighton is expected TO preside.