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BOARDING.

BOARDING,-1226 18TH ST. NV; in complete
order; newly furnished; nrst-class board sl1-6t'
wANTED-2 BOARDERS TO OCCUPY PLEASANT
front room; other boarders: children; mod.
imps. home comforts. Address R. MELTING,
1928 10th st. se11-3t'
123 7TH ST. S.E.-FRST-CLASS CATERING
meals served out: special attention given to
boarding houses and small hotels. se11-3t'
LADY WITH FURNITURE WOULD LIKE TO
give rooms and hoard In lieu OF rent to owner
to dentist or NJ ID. renting house; references.
Address RENT. Star Office. se9-3ts
THE NEW LINCOLN DINING ROOM, 10TH AND
n sts.. is open; French cooking; popular rites;
IS per week. se7-10t
FOR RENT-1201 10TH ST. NV, COR. OF NJ 4,
nicely furnished sunny double and single front
rooms: with board; furnace and open fires: large
closets: references. se56as
THE RvINGTON. 1915 ST. n. w.-LARGE.
cool rooms; handsomely furnished: single
suite; with bath; table nrst-class: terms reason
able Lu11 BIN
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RADCLIFFE, DARR q Co,
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Aucts.

Gs sit GaRPETs ae doE EfkfEpfe HOSE HOSE
NO. sol THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
On "WEDNESDAY ~ AS GoRSfSe. SEPTEMBER
THIRTEENTH, ,Rl sS at TEN O'CLOCK. we win sell.
lady deciDne 5ousekeepns the entire e Furniture IL
contained ia therein; comprising
kMR OTHER Eir msTrEESsEs. PILLOWS BED
GUS ro hEFk WARE RESI- Lac. G4Mf GTaINs
LAMBRE9GINs; BRUSSELS HALL. STAIR
HHS OTHER an r G Gsiue KITCHEN RBouis.
refurnishing is called.
see-dts RADCLIFFE. pARR & CO.. Auc,s.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUcTIoNEERs,
6l2 Z st. NV.
rhf Tak s f 3 az T RRsErHr PS
RESIDENCES WITH BAY WINDOWS. PEfNs
10 THE GSRNER OF LINDEN STREE Ell Ii
dated the sna * t as Of Of Ssan ssd Of
corded in Liber No 1850 folio ga ct se a ore
and in Writings of e parg
cured thereby the undersigned. trustees. Will sell
FotRTErNTH, ISIS AT FIVE O'CLOCK l PM' n
front OF the premises. the following Described
ners subdivision Of lots in block 1s in lie proi,
Park, improved by three three-story and basement
ali modern and bs% ss ssc With
being premises Nos: 327, s2s and ssl Maple ave.
T ST.. lie Droit Park.
Each house will be sold separately and subject
to a decd OF trust OF three thousand dollars fS3
0o0)-bslance one-half cash and notes Of purchaser
payable In one and two years-6 per cent from
day OF sale. secured on property sold all cash,
at option OF purchaser. deposit OF 500 Will he
required on each house at the time OF sale. All
conyeyancins and recording at the purchasers cost
Settlement must be made within ten days from
sale or property will be advertised and resold nj
cost and risk Of dcfaulting purchaser, after 1--WE
days public advertisement.
II. BRADLEY DAVIDSON. Trustee.
1895 St NV.
GEORGE E FLEMING, Trustee,
se2-d&ds 40 La. ave. NV.
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1871 r st NV, b b.
12r .............11,0 0c
NORTHEAST.
1858 to 1850 p Ut, bh,
6r. and $50 to.AO
18th st, bh. Or. all,
SIS, 900
1924 G st. bh. m i.
1927 NJ st. m, Or. z, $50
1902 Linden st. bh.
20 G st, n, Ar. 2, 900
200 to 215 I Ut. bh.
s.! to 'ssl I'd st. b. ~
loSs Sc st. m. A.. i, 90
SOUTHEAST.
1113-15 and iii NJ
st. m. 10 and Or. IS. 900
32l and 323 d st, n,
Or, each. ........S 8, 900
900 OIL / st. n. 5r. 3, 900
AIS L st, n, Or. i zoo
Alley, bet eth and 7th,
9 and e, bh. 3r. j, 500
S05 10th st, n, Or. 1. 500
134b. 1347 and 1340
K ct, IN, Or, each1 200
AZ & st, Z b, Or. Il. 0OO
Z Hope ave, bh, Ar. 800
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALEFoR EXCHANGE. EQUITY IN A
choice lot in Columbia Heights and 81 900 OF
1000 cash on improved property.
sel1-at DAVID d. STONE. sos st. NV.
FOR SALE-EAST-FRONT LOT, WITH TWO
parry walls; near corner 9th and East Capitol
ets.; very easy terms; q rare chance to build
home. OWNER, Is 9th st. sc. se9-1ms
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
one OF the finest lots in the heights and adjoin-
ing $4,000 house. Will be sold below market
value. THOS I FISHER A co
Se7-6t 1904 n a.
FOR SALE SOUTHEAST CORNER LINDEN OR
~ and Trumbull SITS NV, LIE Droit Park
ana opposite public reservation; $50 by 1873;
sewer ana water; suitable for immediate i'm
provement; an excellent chance for a builder or
for paying Investment; only Soc. per 50. It. r.
II: 7. LEOPOLD, s.w. cor. 18th and + SITS. NV.
FOR sALE-2h CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT
will buy lot 25x14O feet at East Deanewood lin
the District, about Sh miles from Capitol build,
ing. G, D, e and 3 SITS. n.e Will run through
East Deanewood-a level tract Of land 80 feet
above the river. Streets 80 feet wide conform
ing with city plans. Accessible. delightful ioca-
ton; pure water; cheap fare, 5N cents conmu-
tation to 9Th st. depot. Prices range from S75
to 800 per lot. on easy monthly installments IS
per month";. and should the purchaser die before
al installments paid, lot will be decided in
fee simple to purchasers heirs. Call early for
choice selection.
au1o1m E. NJ. PINE. 1920 F st. NV.
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j WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST. NV.
Building Papers. MOth-proOf Goods Fire Brick
LAY and Tile Asbestos, Flue Lining Pulp Slate.
apl4
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FOR sALE-HOUSES-
NORTHWEST.
1714 18th st, b h. m
/, 10r. $40. 900
Store and dwg 1880
21st ST. b h. Or. g. 500
1f22 22d st, b b. m I,
Or ...............9 o. 600
25 E st, b h, 11r. g, 500
POT G st, b b, m I.
Tor SOU
112S 9Th st, b h, 9r.s, 900
14O6 Columbia st, b
b. Sr ............S,0 900
1927 Boundary, Z h, )
m I, sr. 100
3s I st. b h. m !.
11r -............6,5 500
60 H st, b b, Or, m
i ...........-..5, UUO
sos 9Th st. b b, m /,
sr ...............4,75O
2211-2213 It'll st, b b,
water, Or. 500
81 and 81 Defrees st,
b b, 1r each. g, $50
l42O 10th st, b b.
III 10, 900
1913 / st NV, b h,
IN 1, 11r. Is. 600
1888 X st, b b, m 1,
LIT IL. ON
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FOR SALE To SETTLE AN ESTATE-THE
property known as the Franklin; three 4-story
p.b. houses. 1890. 1882 and 1884 / St NV, op-
pOsite Franklin Park; ~ fl III in front by ia
#; stables on rear Of lots Apply to DR. b. NJ
OGDEN. warrenton. Va se4-Ims
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CHIROPODISTS.

YOU CAN WALK MORE, SAVE STREET CAR
fare and thus improve your health, spirits and
pocket book II You would only allow cure
your corns and bunions. CSC. each and up.
SET PROF. ]. ]. GEORGES & SON. 1115 Pa. ave.
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIROP-
odist, 703 18TH ST. N.W.-The only importer
and manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and
CHIROPODIST GOODS south Of New York aug tr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
RADCLIFFE. DARR & Co, AUCrIoNEERs.

RECEIVERS SALE OF PRINTING PRESSES
Electric MOTOR, PAPER CUTTERS. GAL
LEfS, LEAD CUTTERS, TYPE, LEADS BRASS
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MONEY 10 LOAN
In sums to suit. at lowest rates. on apnrcved
real estate security. FITCH. FOX BROWN
JAZZ 14n6 q st. NV.
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The above is only q portion of the property on
my books For fun list call at office for bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th
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THOMAS W. SMITH,
auo-1m Cor. LIST and Ind. ave. NV.
FOR SALE
We make a speciality of BROOKIAND property
and 1t will nav Won TO cali on us before buyine
We have LOTS at from to 30 cents per
We have LOTS at from 6 to 80 cents Del
square foot that we can sell on favorable terms
and HOUSES from s., 400 to $4,000. No trouble
to show property.
For full particulars call upon
ap22 Cor 10th and a sta. NV
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y head OF Horses and Mares, consigned by local
parties. This is all good stock and will be sold
for want of use Dealers expressmen farmers and
persons wishing to buy for any use are invited to
atteno this peremptory sale. S. BENSINGER,
" Auctfoneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
N1RRAGfNSETT PIER.
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER FILLS Up THE HOTELS
NETWORK VISITORS.

BEAUTIFUL WEATHER FILLS Up THE HOTELS
NETWORK VISITORS.
Narragnnsct Pier. II. l.. July II (Spccinn-B"autl
fu weather, combined with sea breez"S ana ihVigor
atng surf bathing has made III" at the Pier TINS
week n delight. Each train brings acces>onS 10
the large number already here. AMI by tomorrow
some Of the will be- comfortably filed. Social
fatnres have been little slow. but much Is promise"
In the future. The dances at til" Casino have been
cspecIally delightful but there has been no crowd as
yet.
william f. Foster the librarian of the Providence
pblic Library Is the Pcttaquamscuit for the season.
Edmund Lewis. the Philadelphia artist, Is visiting the
pi.r rs the guest Of his sister, Mrs samuel Welsh
professor d. Cady Eaton, Of Yale College. and Mrs.
Eaton are AT Grccncs Inn. shark killed
or scarborough Beach by the Griffin brothers re-
Gently. william llayemcycrS steam launch visited
IN. Pier on sunday, coming from Newport. J. NJ
Lander the bandmaster. Is here rs the CUES, of Dr.
Horace Wilcox.
# Is reported that Rowland Hazard. of Wakefield.
president Of the Narrangnnsct Pier Railroad, when
asked by President Clark. OF the Consolidated to
name his price for the road. replied My road IL not
for sale What do you ask for yours
The first wedding Of the season occurred at Belvoir
Cottage on saturday last. This IL the summer home
~ Dr. Joseph T. Lcidy, Of Philadelphia. The bride
was Miss AvLna Lrdy, daughter OF the late Pro
fc..or Ledy. and the bridegroom was Fnncis H. II.
vllc son Of George G. Nobr. OF Boston, Miss Nellie
puh.rton was maid Of honor The best man was
,,tuI, Dexter. OF Boston. Mr.. Noble Is city editor
-, Is The San Francisco Journal
Mrs samuel Medlll. of Chicago. Is nj the Atlantic
-, IN. scason J. j. Vichcrs and \. Vickers, OF
t,,dou England are AT the Arlington Mr.. and
Afr. Iohn Wolfe. Of Tuxedo. at the Revere. EX-
Governor Alexander II. Rice. Of Massachusetts, with
If. vlf, aud son. Is al the Mathcwson. Dr. ". II.
N.rcrombic. consul at Nagasah. Japan Is her, for
. short stay before returning TO Japan.
r,c following are TIE hotel arrivals from New
York during the week:
,uantlc-J. NJ. Richards. John F. Burk ". c.
Hall NJ H. Hail. Miss VI. \. Fhgg. Miss Marie, Hall.
mi"s Agnes Hail. Miss Lille Blanc.
r.vcr.-Mss :. g.. Il. Lawrence. Mrs. III. J.
c,ncun Miss >locum Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfe.
0'comiinrntn->. Eugene Poole.
MeatoNct-Mrs. Il. C. Hamilton, Miss a. c. Hamll.
,on William W. Kip.
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TENNIS AT SEABRlGHT.

scabrlght " j.. July Is specian.-Thc annual
tennis tournament has drawn many society people to
the grounds of the sea,lig Lawn Tennis and Cricket
Club. There not long list Of entries for the
tournament. lnt the list included haidozcn players
OF the first rank and exceptionally good tennis was
seen in some Of the matches. The handsome prizes
did credit to the taste Of the committee in charge
McSSrs. II. NJ Alexander. jr., John larsen Rhoadcs,
jr., and William shil pen
Among the New y rk"rS at the hotels are
Octagon IIousc-Orlando ii. Hartman, Robert
Adams Henry W. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. {. Williams
Sloan. Judge Randolph b. MARITIME, Frederick H. Lee
W. A. Burke. Mrs Helen c. Hastings Alfred >.
Taylor. Arthur Taylor. Isaac b. Mills, W. IL. Nc
Cormack Charlie, ~ Parsons, william +. Purdy,
George II. Eddy W. II. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar
". Whitney Miss Clara Winters. Carl MarwiG, Mr..
and Mrs William Wall Weaver. Eugene de- Polo,
Ferdinand Brilschl. William Brookicld, Mr. and Mrs.
Il. L. Dos PaS~os, Charles kollStcdc. Carr PETERS
H. Wcscndonk Mr.. and Mrs. Howard MacNuti. Miss
Bessie Taylor. MIR. and Mrs. w D. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson Cromwell.
Peninsula Ilousc-GcorGe Bartholomew Alfred b.
schepperson. r. F. Ware. Edward y. Ware Judge
f. j. Blschon Edward F. Wright. William Milne.
H. NJ De Wart. Bcxcy llocomb, Howard d. Bean
A. f. Bcnary. Miss Bcnary, f. W. seymour, John e.
Mott W. L. Guilaudet, the Misses swift. Miss Milne
Hugo Ncgiried
Rutherford Arms-M. Fricdsam. !. +. lieincman.
Mrs. Joseph Nfhenlan, LtopOIu Neil VI H. i"""P''"'
Mis-, Thompson Joseph \. JACOBS :. Schie"inser W.
I Levy w H. Whittal = LcvnsOn. Herbert G. Taylor.
W. Tobias the Misses Jacobs, j. ii. Ar0nSOh' MISS
(barl .tte A. Woodward. Mrs. c. +. Chadwick Miss
Marie Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mora. Mr. ana
Mrs. l.. 4. Greene.
1neeic's Inn Godrcy p. Farley. +. i. Manchester.
Gladstone-N. Seeley. Mrs. Thomas john Mr. ana
Mrs John A. Frcund. Mrs. Won Bicbers'cin Mr. ana
Mrs Julian l.. Myers. MIS- sylvia Myers" Lawrence
r. MYERS Mrs Wesley Sncad W. NJ. Van Henson
Marcus H. Talbot. W. l.. Nandcrvoort
ColurlDus-Mrs John T.. March, Miss VI. Na'h"h'
the Misses Anderson. , -, -, A.,
Rockingham Mrs. Lockwood. Jared W Bell. Mrs.
! BelI Miss Lillian Ee Miss Edith Bell. l. = Drllell-
| back e. j. Austin. George II. WagerS. General r. y.
starring Mrs. starring james lenoA fhrhr. hr''
s A. Morgan Mss Morgan. Miss Grace Morgan
Walter j. Levy. Mrs y. J. Pctiging, Miss '. nd"r
hill r. o. Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. CromninSS. r. T.
lumbar. Mr. and Mrs. Edward ihutcrbach' MS
Iaut"rlach, Miss Friedman. Alfred Liutcrbach. j. \.
Ferris.
thander's-Jared Lccball. l.. :. Clark.
MassaS0it-Th1mas Adds Emmett, +. SaNc ogden.
7. l.. COppet.
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GTESrS AZ WILLIAMSBURG.

wilamstown. Mass. July - i>p"ciaD.-Mr and
Mrs Edward Prime Coe. OF Englewood. y. j., are at
south willlamstown. Mr. ard Mrs Charles Buckley
IIubbcll Of Ncw-York are occupying their new sum-
mer home Brooksde Farm. Mr.. and Mrs. y. h.
sabln have had Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Morrison Tor
their guests during the week
Ezra VAIL Of Troy. will soon begin the erect n OF
a summer home in the southern outskirts Of Inc
village lie occupies the Hopkins Coag" tins season.
The Kappa Alpha society has purchased the "avt
Cottage adjoining It's lodge Irwin Garfield "r
Mentor. Ohio and Mr.. Louis Parker. Of Albany. are
tho guests OF Eugene w. Jerome Walter y. Wood,
of Hoosic Falls is visiting william Proctor
The following are among the latest arrivals at me
Greylock Henry II. Cox, Miss Carrie ID. Cox. Miss
Julia A. Cox. Miss NJ. X. Cox and II. :. WiSner Of
Rrookyn: H.. ;. Lee. OF Buffalo George VI. Andrews
Of Boston: c. 4. Davidson and Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Kendall. Of New York.
The Taconc Inn has goodly number Of quests
The following are tn" latest arrivals Mrs. IL. -
Beccher, Miss J. ). snow. Mrs. T.. d. Page and F. b
Whipple Of New-York; Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Mcneil:
Francis r. Allen and Miss Virginia Townsend. OF
Boston Edward II. Mills. Mrs. Rebecca SOFT. Mss
H. F. Manchester and Miss G.. Manchester, Of Buffalo.
and Mrs. A. F. Kelly. Of Minneapolis.
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TIE KIENF-S AT PITTSFIELD.

Ptt,fcd. Mass, July - '>pcial.-The dancing
kirmess and carnival AT the Academy OF Music, under
the direction OF Miss Burke, ended this evening. and
was o great success There were four entertainments,
beginning on FRIDAY afternoon and the 80 people
who took part did the graceful dances In a charming
way There was a Japanese dance b. sixteen little
girls who we're prettily costumed. The scarf dance,
gwen by eighteen young society women In White
Empire gowns was OF the most beautiful dances.
Those who took part ii this dance were Miss Made
line Cutting. Miss Katherine Learned. Miss sallle
Chamberlain. Mis- Winifred Baldwin, Miss Elizabeth
Wentworth, Miss Emily Newton, Miss Caro- Weston,
Miss Daisy Willard and Miss Florence Trinbe.
A large number Of society people attended the re.
cepton given by Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Wnl'ileSey for
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Sabn. Of New York, on Thurs
doy afternoon. senator Iioar. Colonel +. niofdiri,
President stanley Hall. If Clark University and the
Rev. Calvin Stpbbins. OF Worcester, lav" been lhe
gne,ts of senator Dawes this week. Teas were gwen
This week by Mr.. and Mrs 7. p. PiEsres Mr. H.
NELL Wilson for her guest. Mrs. Nchle, OF BROOK
line and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie, Nwat"r. .
The New Workers who arrived this week al Maple.
wood include Mr.. and Mrs Henry MILLER; Mr. ana
Mrs John F. Miller Mrs. \: II. Richardson MISS
Cora Richardson Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Yves, Miss
Helen VI. Thomas. Mrs william H. Dun. Mrs. d. VI
IurnIrc, Miss Turnurc and Miss Emily L. Flnndre.
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CHANGES AT ATLANTIC CITY.
COMPLETION OF THE IRON PIER-TENTS on THE
BEACH-YACHT RACES-BATHING
AND FISHING

Atlantic CITY n. j., July IS (Special).-The hot
spell has had IL stimulating effect upon the business
interests here and all have shared in the prosperity
Every vesiige of anxiety has now vanished from Tue
couptenances OF business people The daily records
OF the temperature Of the water during the last week
show an average Of 30 degrees Inc oIueSA III soooS
numbers are In these waters.
A yacht race has been arranged by the Corin'hian
feet to take place during the early part OF August
In which the Cricket, Mosquito ana hver'oh nee's
the latter hailng from Beach Haven, have been IN
vftcd to participate.
Considerable interest has been created by the ac-
Non Of both the PENNSYLVANIA and the Reading Rail
roads in increasing the fare between Philadelphia
md Atlantic City. This interest led up to public
meeting Of citizens Wednesday. which resulted In the
appointment OF a committee TO approach the railroad
officials concerning the restoration OF the former rate
The railroads say that they have been conducting
their respective roads without profit. while the resi-
dent population here fear that the new rate will be
instrumental IN keeping away the immense transient
trade that annually visits this resort
thoughtful batl-house proprietor has hit upon
Q novel idea Cor the comfort Of those who spend n
part OF their time upon the sands by placing num-
Der OF tents irregiarly along the beach between
Pennsylvania and Virginia ayes. These tents are
without ends side pieces and furnish cool shade TO
s ws seS Seoy seasons saG Struggle Atlantic City has
at last established permanent baseball club for TN.
Ar'h"r irwin ana plays three DAYS eacI Week at the
old Baseball Park
The iron pier. situated the upper portisn of the
boardwalk. OPENS tomorrow. The star attraction for
the season Will he Colonel Daniel Boone and his troupe
OF trained lions The pier itself offers excellent OPP
portnnities for good fishing. and provides cool
promenade.
H. Granfield, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Engeman, William
Mcgee. e. Il. Whitaker. r. i. Price, r. "; DRYDEN,
Demorcyt, +. C. Hotel, J. b. Robinson, Mark G.
Nordrn, A. Robinson. Miss N. j. Robinson, 4. &.
smith IL Nicheal Samuel j. Bailey, Miss Celia Zantz.
r. = Coison, A. Gavin, William p. Carsoit, Mr.. and
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GREAT RARRINGTDN'S VISITORS.

Great Harrington Mass. July - (>I~cial.-Mr
and Mrs Ralph Ives. Of New Work. are taNng
carriage drive through this part Of the county
The Misses Blakeston OF New York. are spending me
month with Mrs J. +. sanford Edward Beck ana
Miss Bella Beck. Of Newfork, are staying III me
Bould.rs cottage L. d.. Hahn and family OF New
York have taken the Potter cottage. The hop gwen
ot the Berkshire Inn on Friday evening WAS wei
attended T.. ID. Brainard + talking Of building
large summer hotel on the site Of his residence.
The Berkshire Inn continues 10 be well filled ",tp
GUESTS These are among the recent arrivals Andrew
IT, Nutting Mrs. Joseph F. Clarke. Harry alarke w.
H. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. q NJ Worstell. Miss VI. 4.
Thompson, Miss G. o. Thompson. Mrs. VI. b Hewitt,
Miss T.. l.. Eidy John \. Waters Mr.. ana Mrs. ~.
H. Davenport. Miss Fay Miss >weetser.
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VISITORS TO POLAND SPRINGS

Poland Springs Me-, July Is (SpeclaD-The Poland
Spring House opened for lis eighteenth season on
Jnne II. There are now 200 guests at the
house while the Mansion House. known the Old
Homestead is full. The bookings for the remainder
OF July and the month Of August show that, despite
the extensive additions since last year the total
roaming accommodations Will sool h. taxed 20 their
utmost capacity.
Among the NEWCOMERS here are Miss NJ. L.
Uaddock Dr. g. Lukcns. Mrs. Adrian H. Jollnc
Mr. and Mrs, II. A. Rogers. Miss May Rogers. Mr.
Allen Rogers. Mrs. u. 5. Diekerson - NJ iiaydrn
Charles A. Peabody Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Hon gland
james b. Flagg Mrs. J. A. Rolangson; Mis- Lncy
Morgan Mrs. sarah Sobel. Mrs Amelia Glass. Mr.
and Mrs David Palmer, Miss Palmer. Miss l.. :
Palmer Mrs. L. Kirby. Adrian H. Jolnc aud ii. VI
WheelOck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
AT PAWLING FOR REST .

Pawllng. n. Y. July 10 (Special.-Among tho New.
York guests Of the Duchess House this week have
been Parker r. Clark. Miss Julia Clark Mrs :. Skoots
". A. Ferris Miss Nettle Gilman. f. Guy sponele
Mr. and Mrs. +. VI. Lahn Mrs. Owens Mr. and Mrs
p. OConner. Miss Aggie O'COnner. Miss Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wooster. Mr.. and Mrs Hudson
IIoaeiand Mr.. and Mrs. II. VI. Van Rensselaer,. Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Prentiss. Mrs. Hathaway Mr. and Mrs
H. W. Risley. George H. Clark. Mrs. X HOpps Mrs
l. H. brewster. Miss Bertha Brewster Mr. and Mrs
George ". Farchd. Miss Lucy d. Booth, Miss Olive
l.. Booth Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Lormer. Miss Lormer Mr.
and Mrs A. H. IIaddock Mrs. r. ID. Hatch Mr. and Mrs
n Thomas Mrs. John Tayler. DR.. J. A. Booth Frank
rrentiss Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morris and Miss L.
1rusel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
TIE WEEK AT SPRING LAKE.

Spring Lake y. j. July - (SpcciaD-Thc las,
DAYS OF the week are full of activity here. aS III
most Of the resorts along the COAST. lhere was !"
marked ull after the Fourth OF July FESTIVITIES o''
to-day the beach. the lake and the avenues are aS
f,n of life ~ oyer Among the New-IOrk arri
Gals
Monmouth IOusc-Mr. and Mrs. a. Nones, the
Misses Noncs. c. A. NoncS. Mrs. VI. J. Andrews
Alfred s. Baker Mrs H. \. Greene. Miss Ella Erii-
fh Greene. Frederick Corrcll. Thomas T. Hammond
the Rev. DR.. Z. F. Mc>wecncy. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
ciick Potter Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Fogg. Miss FoSe'
Mrs. f. f. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. j. i. Beall. Miss W.
Lily Beall " A. Remington. James V. McManns.
The Mise, McNanus, II. {. nltOn, j. s. jeremiah
James Moss, Mrs. Lewis Moss. and Edward liairi-
, az,
Wilburon by the Secretaries y. Wilkinson. Miss
T.. &. IaDdrcth. Miss l.. {. Holt John Finnigan
Oliver T. Perry. W Il. Hall, Mrs l.. C. stuart, Miss
stuart, W. II. stuart and y. {. stuart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Mrs samuel C. Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mandy NO
J. r. Uencball and Lercy Mahollan
Ar ArrR ACTIYE BELMAK.

Bclmar. " j. July II (speciaD.-The hotci Keeper"
here are complaining that their summer viS''o'H w
not arrive as early this year Us usual. ih''' az
plenty of attractions. though. for those WHO n'n'
come and they seem 10 be having as ii"o" 'o''
enjoyment If the plac" were cro"u'N' '''"7 -"
arrivals . - ,,-
Nolrosc Inn-Dr L. Schoncy, DR.. ii. i. BroohS'
Mr. and Mrs j. Ide Tr,vile. Frank ii. Common anu -
Frank sherry. of Ncw-York: ". ii. Littel OF MONT
clair: Mis-, H. Cecil Cowdrcy, OF East of'hee' MIS-
F.. Trcdwen Miss f. Tredwcll and Miss A. T. ha'i'a'
Of Brooklyn. ,,.
Carleton Ilouse-P. 5. Van Patten, Miss van ra'c"'
Mrs. Samuel De Ncan. Miss De Nean, VII W. -
Rohman Miss Anne \. Rohman and Miss Florence
I pobm,, of vew York: James +. :. Wclby, ii. Il.
LYONS and j. b. Elwcll. Of brooklyn. =, ,.,,
Hotel Columba-Mrs NJ Lesser, MISS VI. '' W
Lesser Mis- Coricc IT, Lesser. Paul {. Lehman MIS-
L. NJ Whitehead Miss Sulzhaclcr, Miss r ra''r'5 81;
Murray Miss Elizabeth A. Dcvere;nA. Mrs i.on'r per,
Sturgis. Mrs. J. {. Bronson MISS '"Iiic bio'i''" "
+. kHOwland. Of New ork