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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
ON THE NEw-JERSEY COAST.
LONG BRANCH HOTELS CLOSING.
MANY corTAGERs WILL LINGER At ELBEEoN
TILL FROST COMES.

TILL, FROST CcMES
Long Branch. N j.. Sept tSpeciap-This week
nroctica,v closes the season here although two OF
tho leading hotels may remain open Tor another
week or two The Hotel Brighton and the Ocean
Hotel closed up this week. The west END Hotel
will remain open another week. ana the Elberon
will not close its doors until octoner !. All the
other hotels are sealed up until next year.
Elberon is now the liveliest part OF the Branch.
Nearly all the cottages are still open Among the
MANY who are now here and purpose remaining
until late in the fall are such "eh-khowh cot
tagers as George w. Chlds Augustine smith. OF
New-york. George H. Lewis, of Philadelphia; L.
II Painter. of Washington; James Sesman. OF
New-York: Mrs Joseph w. Drexel, OF Philadel-
mia: Semon Bache, OF New-lork; Mark Hoyt,
of Brooklyn; D. L. Einsteln. OF Newton General
Thomas Rutter Of New-York; John SLOAN OF New
York. exMavor Filter Of Philadelphia; II. C..
Fahnestock of New-York: George NJ. Pullman, OF
Chicago. General Thomas T. Eckert. OF New-York;
ex Superintendent OF Police William Murray,
OF New-York: Mrs Emma Lowber. OF Philadel-
phia: Lewis May and Ewing Mcintyre oil New
York. Lewis b. Brown. of New-York.
Mr. and Mrs Howard A. Stevenson, OF Phila-
deInh,o with their daughter, Miss Augusta X.
Steyenson viii linger at the seaside until the frost
arrives as guests OF the Elberon, Judge Walter
r Staples and State Senator A. 81 CAR Abrams
~ Florida, are at the West End Hotel
Otber arrivals at this hotel during the week In
cude Fred Adler Mr.. and Mrs =. u, burgoyhe,
AR and Mrs f. Herman A. Greenspecht' William
r. De Kraft. Miss Pfatz MI ana Mrsi . r. H
York: G. S. Brayton and Miss Morton, OF Prov,
dence r. L. l.. T. Holmes, OF Emira, ~ y, and
,Iohn Meehan, Of London Eng.
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OLD c0yyrcTIcl'T EELIcs Snowy.

Norwich, Conn. Sept. (SpeclaD.-M WoodStocA
handsome rural village in Windham county
dwell many old colonial families, who have no' Il
few heirlooms. \ good many Of these relics were
gathered In art loan exhibition this week III
Academy Hall in the village. and scores OF New
York people. who spend the summer In Woodstock
and other Windham County villages paid visit
10 IT, Among the curios exhibited a wooden
lantern belonging TO the Hammond family for six
ocnerations which. 1t IS said. carried by John
Alden Of Plymouth Colony 10 light his way
through the woods when he was sparkling Pris-
ella Another was the sword carried by General
israel Putnam at the battle of Bunker Hill Still
,thers were ancient picture OF the tree 10 wnch
,o,a pu," WAS dashed by savages in the Indian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
TIE FALL SEASON AT POLAND SPRINGS.

Poland Springs. Me. Sept 1.-The fall season al
the Poland Springs House has just opened me
summer has been the most successful In It's history
the hotels having been crowded to their utmost
since June and thousands have been turned away,
the more remarkable owing to the fact of Its
being an off year with NewEngand resorts. Po-
land still holds it's position the leading fashion
able resort In the East Extensive additions and
MANY sets OF rooms with open fireplaces, were com
pleted last spring and arrangements were made TO
entertain most Hospitality through September and
October Poland is ideal in the fall and the
books rapidly filling FOR the remaining months
The great popularity Of the place Is due In great
measure to it's situation. its magnificent views it'
delicious table. and to the tireless ana ceaSeless
attention o; it's proprietors to their guests comfort
and entertainment. Owing to the immense demand NJ
for the Poland water throughout the country, the
proprctors have been obliged to discontinue barrel
ling until later in the fall. The bottling depart
mcnts. however running day and night. Among
the hundreds Of guests this season are President
Palmer. Of the Worlds Fair Commission; Rear
Admiral Gherardi. Mayor Gilroy. II. II: Rogers,
of the Standard oil Company: George Kemp. Or.
W. \. Watson, of the Union League club; H. y.
Rogers. and j. II. White, OF the Boston and Maine
Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
CONNECTICUT APPOINTMENTS.
DEMOCRATS STRIVING FOR HARMoNY-RE-
MoYALS FOR POLITICAL REASONS.

DEMOCRATS STRIVING FOR HARMoNY-RE-
MOYALS FOR POLITICAL REASONS.
Hartford Conn, Sept. (SpecaD.-The trouble
which the Democratic leaders have had over the
internal revenue coectorship is near to settle
ment AS high authority as there Is III the o'a'e
among the Democrats admits that there Is no
longer any chance for John C. ByXbee OF Meriden'
or for Eli D. Weeks. Of Ltchfed. EX-Collector
Troup who served during the first Cleveland Al
minstra ton has taken the matter In hand at the
reouest of Commissioner Miller. and may possibly
accent IL himself, If he find 1t consistent with
his many duties newspaper man. win vent
ures i'm New-Haven and Rochester. If not IL VIII
be offered to Clinton b. Davis chairman or the
Democratic State Committee for the last rev years
and the most energetic man ever in that position
II had been supposed and the suppositlon was
based upon his own declarations, that Mr. DAVIS
would not accept any position under the Govern
rnent but the exigencies of the party are such,
the feeling in the second district is so bitter, that
il is expected that he will take the office to insure
harmony
The Government envelope agency in TINS city Is
undergoing the experience it did four years ago.
but rather more emphatcally Clerks are being
removed for politics sake. and Democrats put
in their places The latest removal Is noteworthy,
as it takes one of the best known and most COM
petent clerks in the agency, William g. Johnson
who has been nine years with 1t, from his DESK
and puts in Patrick Duane, a ward politician IRON,
the Democratic Sixth Ward bookkeeper for Al
derman Norrtz Weider. of that ward. No tault
whatever was found with Mr.. JohnS0ns work, put
his place was wanted reward for political ser
vice I'm this city Special Agent Field. Mr.. CleNe-
lands appointec for this term. of the promi
nent Mugwumps OF this city
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NEAR THE END OF TIE SEASON.
ATLANTIC CITY STILL HAS GooDLY NUMBEF
OF VISITORS.

ATLANTIC CITY STILL HAS GooDLY NUMBER
OF VISITORS
Atlantic CITY " j. Sept. 2 (SpecaD.-There Is
little doubt but that the busy season at this re-
sort Is about over though the crowds still linger
here and keep business up TO n high standard
Ubree ,nportant features which have taken their
departure are the Gaiety Opera Company, Schsu-
Aer's Band, with the consequent closing OF the
b,r garden and the Inlet Band. The first OF TINS
trio numbered among the main features OF the
summers enjoyment here, closed last MONDAY
evening after a season of unparalleled success
schaufer'. closed last Sunday night ana the
upper or music, pavilion of the Inlet bulldihg on
Monday.
Among the New-Yorkers who are enjoying them-
selves down here are j. H. Sloan. Joseph Bennett,
b. Strauss, Mrs. Strauss Miss Emma "arinan'
Florence Weetn. Miss Ida Kearney, d. T.
Kearnev. John schermann, W. T. Alexander, John
a Gallagher. Miss L. Ives. J. u. McCough' r. I.
uormes F. Ashton, r. Hoyt, Charles NJ. Haley,
D. NJ. Anderson. George c. Watson Mrs. T. Is.
price Richard Tyler 4. NJ. Eastman u. w.
Austin Charles X. Miller, l.. j. Boiler NJ. r.
Dickerson Miss Eleanor l.. Lewis. Miss Lydia T.
la,is Isaac r. Jones. George l.. Regain. Mr..
Frank Stewart Charles A. Raub. =. v BENSON
Charles H. Towne Henry r. Weiner' Mrs j. ~
Reed Mrs T.. j. Bahls J. Daley. c. H. Mili ;,, D.
George Ordway Mrs. J.. Gecde' MISS A1ce tillies
pie James w. Hart Charles a, IVY wv Wnmer
In Hartman Harry w Boyd. y O. LrNcnz
S'barles NJ Ciodon, Daniel j. Dulield, 5. NJ smith
Mr. and Mrs j. NJ Mnee,er I = Rrlav william
J. Dean. Miss Kenney. NJ coleman i =, dIh"'l
g. L. s Jameson Mrs j. udca Eia Woria NJ e.
itiackbnrn f. T.. Pendleton NJ. v: Metzger FRANK
Wilson. A. X Burkard, r. y. McClintock' Bern ar
Ashly. J. f. Mattern. Charles schwartz ana MISS
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SEA GIRT'S VISITORS.

snrine Lake y. j.. Sept (SpcciaD.-The season
hoe practically closed here. although several OF the
hotis will remain open until the middle OF Scpten-
~ and MANY of the cottagers will stay throughout
N. month The summer has been an uIiaatisiic-
,or, one from the point OF view OF the hotel
t,ooners Among the recent arrivals were the
following NEWCOMERS:
monmouth House-Mr. and Mrs. y. a SnoN. MI
ond Mrs r. w. Scharf. Ehrick X. liossIter, MI
I'D Mrs Christopher Swezey. Mr. and Mrs. F. Is
Van court. F. Cohnfed. Mrs NJ. A. Boswell Miss
t1o,en Cusack Ralph Boswell, ID. Barnes. Francis
: pue NJ Laurence Ponchez, Mrs. G. C. Allen
I-duar5 Braham, p. a. T. Franklin. Mr.. and MIS-
wuliam Henry Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin
whitley. ,,
yyuburton-by- the Seat. Calen, W. n. Calder
urq William Calder Mrs. G. j. Jackson, .. NJ
peach ir. Rufus Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. William
smith W H. Weeks. Walter Strasbure Mrs H. D.
Strasburg.
colonel r. y. Ricketts, the commander OF
..p,cLettss Battery" at Gettysburg is at Wilbur
ton by the-Sea with his family. a., , Me-
At the Beach House, sea Crit are MI. ana Mt -
White Henry +. sillig, Mrs. VI T.. Schoen' Mi,'
,osenhine A. Blggs Miss Dorothy Qusley j. u
Ferris John y. Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
RHODE ISLAND JUDICIARY.

B. Providence II. l., Sept (SpeciaD-The Rhode
Island courts. when they resume operations VIII
hsyIn work under and entirely different
system devised by the commission appointed two
wears ago, and enacted into law at the last ses-
lion ~ the General Assembly under the style OF
the Judiciary Act. The Court OF Common Pleas
is abolished and In It's stead Is subdivision OF
the Supreme Court The scope OF the district
courts is enlarged. and various changes are made
with a view OF minimizing the laws delay. The
drawing OF jurors is done under new plan, ana
there is more opportunity for Htigants to have
their causes tried by competent ju-es In the draw
ing OF the first panel OF 100 jurors by the Board
OF Aldermen of this city, large percentage OF
the names drawn those OF representative BUSH
ness men OF the city Among those drawn are
MAYORS Henry r. Barker and Charles sydney
smith. Colonel Il. IA. |. Goddard. Aaron b. Nc
Crills. George r., Matteson, Robert Ives Gammell.
w. r. Matteson, Andrew J. Crossman. John w,
Danielson, and many others OF equal prominence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
. GOOD SEASON AT SEA BRIGHT.

Sea Bright. y. j. Sept 'Spec'"''-lhe close u
~, summer has come and most Of ihe
.o,,s Guests have already started for their
homes There have not been quite as many people
here as In some previous years but there is no com
rIaining. as 1t Is felt that Sea Bright has farei
nrobably better than any other resort on TINS
coast. For the many cotagers the season Is not
vet closed by any means. All through September
there will be numerous social ahars That VIII can
together o. the best OF the people VINO sunine,
- ,rb. meeting of the Monmouth Hounds"
will furnish fall sport.
rbe Peninsula House is closed and the Octagon
Uouse will wind up It's season next Tuesday.
Among the recent arrivals are:
Octagon uouse-Mr. and Mrs +. $ Charcr.
Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Schuyler. Charles W.
Guild. G. Douglas Petrie' Mr.. and Mrs Caspar
w. Whitney. Mr. ana Mrs' W. ii. Pomeroy. MI
and Mrs George Kirkland. Mr.. and Mrs II. V.
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NETS or NEU- LONDON.
A SAD DROWNING ACCiDENT-MFETlNG or
PEACEFUL MEN-HOTEL GUESTS

SAD DROWNING ACCiDENT-MEETlN" VI
PEACEFUL MEN-HOTEL GUESTS.
New-Iondon, Conn., Sept (SpeciaD-A sad
drowning accident occurred at Pleasure Beach
about two miles from here, on Tuesday. Is
Meacher Carroll. of this city, and another young
man named Hinckey. from New-York, were bath
ing I'm the high surf, into which they mad gone
against the advice of friends. when suddenly
Inclley noticed that Carroll was in trouble He was
nearly exhausted himself and cried for help. Der
nard L. Lynch of this city. was on the beach ana
rushed TO CAROLS assistance but before he couiu
f,pbt his way through the breakers Carroll was
syent beneath the water by the strong undertow.
~, Ivncb was now exhausted by his struggle
With the waves. into which he had rushed so
bravely to save life. and before assistance could
reach him ne also drowned
rto a,,ua, meeting of the Connecticut Peace So
c,e,v was held at Mystic this week James H.
earle of Boston, presided in the absence OF A.
go II 7 owe president of the society VINO was
attending the international Peace CGnEress az
ceSo Among the prominent speakers were s w,
Evans oarbv OF London. secretary oil 'he LViinoh
Peace Society. and Hamilton "hcoN' Vi w"
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
,,>,nrp suEFFIELD's ELMs.

s,scA,a Mass. Sept. (speciaD.-Ths peau'lu'
VILLAGE has one continuous street o,,,s an
Ring old stockbridge with double row OF ems "
o o,T side There are many New-York ana BROOK
80 a. The cosey old-fashioned hotel.
T,asa are the recent arrivals at the Conwa!
,,o,ss Mr. and Mrs A. G. Locktt, g. Il. L ockl'''
Miss Lockitt Mrs. Stearns' MISS bess'e 80 "
s,,ss NuIette. Miss Strain, Miss Rose. MISS W
So Miss Lillian Becker, Mr. and Mrs K u Iioi-
,ou,sn the Misses Hollaman, Richard Holaman, MIS-
Matherson Mr. and Mrs Sheridah, 'ne ~.
sheridan Miss Robinson, Alexander ROBINSON WI
ond Mrs w. j. McConville. Mr. and Mrs Mco''in'
+ NcCann Miss X. Mccain, Mr. and MIS- N.eis o.
AR and Mrs c. II. Buckley. c. r. wheeler -. =.
1Iil Miss HILL Professor and Mrs. Sheloon' VIZ
i.m potts. Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Richardson MIS-
Halliday Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. MacLauren' ".
ond Mrs Ebert c. Wilson, F. l.. Noble, j. NJ La''
inner and W. II. Barker of Brooklyn; MISS farr
=. A. Darling William NJ Juckett' e, L; Bnel ed
n a Waine. Mrs W. NJ. Smile. Mr. Braina ,r
r. ]. Moore, Mrs. f. J. Moore MI ana ia I Mrs
George Worthington and George Meiana, OF ,Nvw ~,
York: Mr. and Mrs. F. p. Avery the MISSES 49,
Mrs Randall Mrs. Perry and Mrs A. Avery VI
Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
GOOD TIMES AT WILLIAMSTOWN.

1vuamstovn Mass Sept. 2 (SpeciaD-The cot
tarers and the guests at the hotels have been en-
loving the week with dances and dinners ana orlv-
ing parties There more guests at the ho.eis
than have been here before this season. ana sep
TENDER will be a good month here
Among the recent arrivals at the Iacoic nm
are Eugene Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. l. b. colgate
Mrs Wilson Howell Mr.. and Mrs. f. Schole' New
York: George T. Drew. Worcester; Mr. Arden MT
Beckwith, Boston. .
Recent arrivals at Greylock Hotel are DR.. X. NJ
wollison Mr. and Mrs F. a. Whitcomb MIS- D. n
Harris, the Misses Harris. }. ii. Harris, l. o.
Harris. Mrs NJ. Faye Duhain' the MISSES ,u''ai',
49, T T,,bair Mrs W v Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs / D. Brown G.. w. Nash. AIRS O. W; NASH
r r Robins Mrs NJ r. French, MISS frencn'
Miss r /, CARPENTER and Miss Gansley, OF New
York: ~ L. Wisner. Miss Felowes and U. Nj
Gregg of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
PEOPLE AT ASBURY PARK
MANY REMAIN THOUGH THE CROWDS ARE THIN
MING OUT.

MANY REMAIN THOUGH THE CROWDS AXE THIN
MING OUT
Asbury Park ~ j.. Sept. (Speciap-The crowds
are thinning out but the season Is not yet ended
nv any means A number OF the best notes IN the
nIace will remain open throughout September and
the applications for rooms already received snow
that this month is likely to rival the month Oh
Iuv IN nonularity here. There will be no lack of
amusements for September guests All the ordinary
diversions of seaside life will remain open FOR the
and several special entertainments Will be given.
Among these latter will come the annual state
meeting of the knights Oh the "o"e' H"s'0 "
Monday and Tuesday.
The following NewYork people are among the
weeks arrivals at the hotels:
Hotel Brunswick-J. c. johnson. william H.
Campbell Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Brundage' IA. u
Shattuck c. e. Robertson, f. f. Fisher ii. :. ray
lor II. Dell. b. S. Hunt A. NJ BALDWIN r. ~
Nardt Miss Nardt. William H. Beam MT. ana Mrs'
q NJ Lahn John II. Hutton, T. X. Moore
Ocean Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. l.. Harrison, William
NJ Stafford, George Ashmead, f. j. Weich' MT ana
Mrs Samuel Putney. NJ. Hanley, Mr. and Mrs
w D. Baker. Miss A. Birdsall Mr. ana MIS-
Charles Seidenberg the Misses Seidenbere' T. H.
Adams Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. McKeon. e. J.
Phelan ]. II. Young Jules Stern. Mr. ana MIS-
& Stevenson George II. Reed, w. 5. Creveling,
w. S. Russell
The Columba-Mr and Mrs. William Rutter g.
n Hughes j. NJ. Talbot, William b. Erskine, A. H.
Kappel William j. Benjamin. T. ID. Connor' r. "
Burke. T. b. Turner, Miss Helen McCabe' MISS ,
Wilson Miss X. Burdett, Miss X 7. Hoahan A
Rutherford c. II. Broughton, F. Hoven, Mrs. Will
lam White Miss II. White. NJ j. Robinson. Mrs
charles C,laussen Miss Beatrice Caussen, Wade
mar Claussen
West End-Mr and Mrs. J. II. Crittenden, MI ano
Mrs S. f. Whitney. Mrs. Alfred Hudson Mr.. anc
! Mrs A. b. Resell. ~
The Fenmore-Wiam J. Stitt J. H. Kerr MT
T.
/ Carpenter, j. j. Moonan.
| st James-Miss l.. A. Raymond, Mrs. l.. v Blond
Miss f. Blond, Mrs James McKerney. Miss SUI
McKerney Miss L. L. McKerney. Miss g. IRE
| A. n Howe. Miss j. Conklin. ;. l.. brewster Jr'
John s. Cameron. John W. Jenkins =.
Atalanta-vincent P. .Witterwel May Ryan IhG u, n
p. Buckley, H. +. D. Hibbs, William ii. TAFT an'
w Meeks
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y,er,GtysErT CASINO OFFICERS.

Narragansett Pier. r. l. sept. Speehp,-'he
: 10. c.,iro crows went on duty at midnight
Thursday. and that is ordinarily the signal for a
break up OF the guests here but as yet all the
hotels are open, and with very credltable
patronage.
At The annual meeting Of the Casino Corporation
hold on Tuesday afternoon the following directors
,,cr,. chosen. G. Y. Crcsson. +. II. Dewey t. w.
Ds,is ! w Cooke, j. =. Robinson, Il. W. Case.
william c. Clarke. Richard S. Ely. Il. Lockwood.
II Ia. CopDet Il. 6. Dunn. r. g. Hazard \. H..
watson r. + Robinson and Charles Hitchcock.
c,,,so,,,entlv the board elected G.. V. Crcsson.
n,,.gident. = e. Boon, secretary; Il. +. Robinson,
Treasurer, and executive committee consisting
of the pr esidcii'' Dunn and De Coppet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
CONVENTIONS AT SARA1OGA.
soCIAI. SCIENTISTS TO HAVE A MEhIlN'-
DELTA PHI MEN RGANIZE.

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS ~ HAVE y E'NN
DELTA PHI MEN ORGANIZE.
Saratoga Springs ~ Y. September (SpeciaD'-
The cottage colonsts will not begin 10 Close up
their summer homes until next October, and many
families will remain till the first or November
Social life In the cottage colony Is even i''@
lively than IL was in mid-August. AT the Alma
tho CaroIne-st residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Koarney of New-York. Thursday evening" was neiu
y lawn marty in honor of their daughters the MISSES
Florence and Cynthia Kearney. Mrs. kearhey was
assisted by Mrs Edward Kearney. Mrs Augustus
r Docherty Mrs. William II. Clark ana MISS
Rhind, of New-York; Mrs. Walter ). "aish, VI
Hampstead l.. l.; Mrs. William Sanford ana MIS-
Mary Terwiiger, of Newburg; Mrs. j. NJ Coi-
cord, of Saratoga Springs. m
The American Social Science Asssociation VIII
On Monday begin its general meeting of five days
for 1902 This is one of the most distinguished
bodies that meets here annually, and its sessions
prove intellectual feasts TO the large NUMBER VINO
usually attend. The Rev. DR.. H. J.. Wayiahu' ol
PHILADELPHIA is president and Compulsory Arbl-
tration" will be the subject of his address Among
others who will submit reports and read papers
will be Hamilton W. Mabie, DR.. Mary l. Bisseil'
Dr Louise Fiske Bryson, the Hon. Oscar D Straus'
DR. Charles Il. Spahr DR.. Frederick Peterson John
Mexican Eugene Smith. Edward b. Merrill, all OF
New-York; Dr. c. Stanley Hall, of Clark Uni
versity; Frank b. Sanborn. of Concord. Mass;
F J. Kingsbury, of Waterbury, Conn; 3 NJ
Uotchkiss and Colonel Jacob i. Green or Hart
ford Conn; President Andrews ana Professor
George c. Wilson, of Brown University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
THE UEER At RICHFIELD.

-, FILL MOON MAKES COACHING PARTIES POPU-
LAR-CARD PARTIES ARE IN FASHION
Picbfeld Springs Sept (SpeciaD-The magnih-
cent full moon this week attracted many away
from the indoor amusements at the notes III the
evenings A moonlight coaching party was given
by Mrs r. X Staples. of New-York on the orag
Darlington Mrs Staples's guests were MI ana
Mrs f. NJ Earle Miss Moss, Donald Hendry W.
Savage and w T. Earle. second. of New-fork'
b,g marty from the fuller House went on a moon
light excursion on the lake. In the party were
Mrs Frank McNulty, the Misses Leavens, the
Misses Robinson. Purdon Robinson. Miss r. D
Price Miss T. f. Embree and the Misses Murphy
OF NewYork.
BEFORE she left for the Worlds Fair, Monday.
Mrs J. r. Kennedy, OF New-York gave coachlhg
marty TO a number OF friends at the Darlington.
Mr. and Mrs George II. Smith. OF Long lslahu'
are AT the Kendallwood for September ,. /.
Townsend, OF oyster Bay, l.. l.. IS among recent
arrivals at the Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Lewis
and family. of New-York, at the Davenport
Colonel and Mrs a. Piper, of the Army are spend
ing the late season at the Darlington. $780, :,
Arrivals of the week at the Spring House Gus IN IN
Mrs. Il. =. satterlee. Miss satterlee. Francis NJ
encks EdwaTa Ksarney r Nj aa ana M Weeks Miss
Annie r. weeks, Mir. and Mrs: Edward A. Hurry,
Wadron p BenaP Mrs f Hudson 2gdsn Msa
Krebs' Herbert s Garter, L. Lamont, LIVINGSTON
Keyes clarence c. Howard, Dr. G. NJ H hanson
| of New-York; Mrs Dorothy Lamon. OF Washing
Ton: r e. MidgIey C. r. Quinby, Miss j. H. Mat
teson Miss Anna H. Preston. OF Brooklyn; ro
Among the recent arrivals at the Earllngtoh are are
Mrs Edward Lewis Mrs William Dunnng. MT
ana Mrs g f. Crowley and Miss N Crowley H tanE
X g. Cook Of New-York; and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Elkinton. of Philadelphia - Nan,
| Mrs r. NJ. Blake and Miss HOFFMAN, OF New
! York. are at Cary cottage ,, ,.
T. f. Chadwick: L. 5. ~; Mrs Schuyler Cr own
| York. have arrived at Tunniclin Cottage -
MIR and Mrs. 4. y. Price and Miss Prlce' S ;; +
| =. L.
| waite and family. of Columbus, Ohio, are among
recent arrivals at the Tuiler.