davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-31

THE democracy forget mat Harri-
con is president until noon of the
Fourth of March. He IL very likely
to surrender his office or to suspend
any Of its functions until his term
closes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-31
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1898.

MRS. LEASE buries her sorrow as q
populist in the manly bosom of Sen
ator elect Martin, of Kansas,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-31

Announcements for State and County
officers ten Dollars In advance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-31

~ All contracts or hills must be APP
proved by the Secretary and Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-31
For Sale


and banks. If not for sale in your town, send $500 each for net less than
fe oOias, by Post-ofce or Express Money-order, Registered Letter or Bank
Draft, with instructions how to send them to you, all charges PrepaA to
Treasurer Worlds Columbian Exposition, Chicago, Ill.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-31

The light Is on and will wax fercer
and hotter until the sur goes down
IN the night of the Thirteenth Feb
ruary. Let every citizen do his duty
until then and the power OF the auto
crat is broken. The fight Is for the
right of self government and the sal.
walton of the city's credit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
TENNfS AZ E1STNAMPrON.

Eisihamplon. l.. l.. July 90 (Sprci).-Nl OF The
cotagrrs occupying their summer homes, ana the
boarding honscs full Charles II. Adams has the
handSom"st house In the place. not far from III"
beach, and the IrcllnIs'. tho Gmlntlns the DraprrS
and the I;ownrs' are nearby Among those registered
~ the Maidstone Tennis cub. IN lis second year
of existence are: Worlhlngon WhI'chOns', Duncan
Gambler W. Nandcrvoor Draper Miss Helen Hurry.
Miss Alice Dner. Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald. Langdol
schroeder. Il. KrauS. Herbert Barry. y. u. Smith,
7. J." witt Talmagr and Il. lleber Newton.
The Maidstone Tennis Club viii hold It's second
annual club tournament about August TO-
:. r. skldmorc and II. Kraus did OF the best
work the courts until the arrival Of ID. Gambler
and W. V Draper last week. both Of whom far
,nirass the rest II the PLAYERS.
Miss Ireland ana Mr.. Alexander Tyler gave n
lance AT the cubhOn," saturday evening. Il. ilrbcr
Newton mas 90 abrmd In OctOb,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
AROUND LAKE HOPATCONG.

Lake lIoln'cong. " j.. July ~ (>pecial.-Ths
Hotel Ercsn will soon have 10 hang ont the stand
ing only" ,lgn II IN" people continue To flock n
for never IN n" hS'orr Of thI, hotel has business
ben 80 brtsi. Tie fleet OF boats the Brc,n dock
Is kept busy all the time. The low temperature re-
corded a the week has been accompanied by stu
brc,cs. TINT canorn; and catboatlng have been at
th,ir beat. Wednesday the annual tennis tourna-
inrht was held on IN" BicSiin courts. Beautiful trO
phics w.r" awarded the winners. The richest treat
Il The seas N was the cahcwalk and minstrel show
oven by The colorrd walter, Of the Hotel Brcslln.
among whom there Is some genuine talent
Among the arrivals from Ncw-fork AT the Hotel
rcsn ARE L. y, rllngcr. Mr.. and Mrs. \. ". kempacr
Mrs. -. H. FraronS. Miss g. Ecarons, John King Du"r.
Jesse =. Forbes. g. G. savage. X. l.. Holder, G. \.
Edgrv. A. VI. rhoihurn lsadc WallIch. J. =. Open
hrlmrr II. :. OPP cnhcmer, L. = >ntkinS, y. q.
Rohbarth, f.. l.. Meyers. II. = Hauh. DR.. George j.
scabury. the Misses rcabury Mr.. and Mrs.. W. c.
T. ,son. Il,niy Rotlschd. Edward DrcyfuSS, Leo
Rose hlat. q. +. vch, Henry f. Ncith. II. Romans
Grifen. Miss liyihing. {. r. Young. Miss Taylor,
Miss Miner, l.. Il. Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. y. J.
Ucmarcsi. Miss d. marcsi Mi. ana Mrs. ID. Dsmarcst,
MIS-. l.. Nordng'r. VI. J. strauss. Mis-, VI. Farmer,
MS fanni. kn"~cS. hIT"r9 >. cans L. rnmr
; 0.good Anderson. d. G. Andrews. Simon Bernstein.
j., Prefer, +. El.ine l. EiSe' F. K. psn1, ,1
ea Srl 'I" prcy 'T Lous My@ ;r Mr. t a Mrs. L.
Curran Mr. and Mrs. John \. Herman, Miss May
sullivan. }. Chilling. V. D.. Piper. Mrs. stockton.
Charles Schcnfarcr. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Charles Mershcner
u. f. Lev"y. Mr. and Mrs. lleay Winters and DIR.
J. r. Fisher.
Among the guests ut the Pocano Mountain Hons"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. stanton: J. ID. Arrison.
and Mrs. ". u. symmcs. jr., W. u. symmeS, Miss
Pcrhan, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
GUESTS OF GREAT HARRINGTON.

Great Darlington Mass. July % (SpecaD.-rhcro
are great many summer visitors at both hotels
here. Among the recent arrivals at the Collin'
House are g. +. Sharkley. Miss 10. Manning. MIS-
Manning Mr.. and Mrs. q. Is. Wallis. jr. Mrs VI.
Y. Wallis. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sparkman. Miss
BESSIE Sparkman. Miss Adele Sparkmnn. Miss
Mime f.. Hart, Miss Van Brockdorf, Mr.. and Mrs
". H. Chase. Or and Mrs. Clarence Bcebe New
York: Mr. and Mrs. Ira Goddard. Mr. and Mrs.
s. a. Gilbert. Miss Ethel Gilbert. Miss NJ b. Tar-
rson Mr.. and Mrs William +. Burns Mrs l.
Martin. Brooklyn; Alice W. Palmer. T. NJ Dillon.
Mr. and Mrs. g. r. Faybian. q. NJ Goddard. Ros-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. George Hubbard. Miss Helen
Hubbard. Miss Bessie Hubbard. Hartford; otto W.
Schaum. Philadelphia.
Among the arrivals at the berkshire Inn are
Jacob Hess and Mrs Hess. New-York: VI. l.. Wig
fail. Miss r.. i. Backburne. philadclpha John
Lindley. Charles u. Pcct. Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. VII
son. Miss H. a. Marshall East Rockaway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
GUESTS AT CAPE MAY.

oape May, N. j., July 90 (speciaD. Yorken \
Congress Hall are Miss House. Mrs. Charles Knecht.
Miss Knecht, Otis X. DimOch, Mrs. Emma Roman
Walsh, Nelson C. Arnold. Edgar S. Marston.
The Chalfonte's New-York arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore E. Tack, Mrs. Joseph A. Farley. Theo'
dore Tack, Frank Tick.
The Stockton Hotel Is entertaining John II. Carney,
Miss Carney, Miss l.. Gafney, John Farrell, George
W. More, Mrs. S. G. Coke and F. A. Havemeyer.
r. q. Allison, Of New-York is at the Ebbitt, ana
W. B. NJ. Field and family at the lafayette. iax
Charles II. Cramp. the Philadelphia shpbuider, b
q Marine Villa guest.
The Rev. DR.. Henry X. Carroll, Of The Indepen-
dent" Is at Dennisvine william NJ Gnffth Of thu
Richard Mansfield company. and Mrs. Gnfhth are
Columbia guests. Mrs. Lammot du Pont, widow Of
the Wilmington powder manufacturer, is with be!
family at the Marine Villa John b. frederick, q
Brooklyn. is guest at the cottage OF George 2.
Huntington. Benjamin F. Lee. clerk Of the New'Jer'
sey supreme Court. and his family at the Stock
ton Mrs. A. NJ. Thackav and Miss Lizzie sherman,
daughters OF the late General W. T. sherman, are
guests at the cottage Of Consr Reyburn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
GAY TINE AT SEADRIGHT.

Seahrght. n. j. July 90 SpccIaD.-The summer
visitors to this resort have enjoyed the week H. APP
proved fashion, with boating bathing, horseback
riding. drives, preferably by moonlight, and all III,
various devices for amusement that can be invented
10y minds on pleasure bent.
The EeXt week Will he an unusually lively one
with parties Of one Kind or another at each Of IN,
hotels. At the Rutherford Arms the young pcopl,
busy roEcarsing comedy, lei parlc Francais
which they TO give next Saturday evening for tho
benefit Of the New-iork newspaper charities The
cast includes Miss Emma Wirihelmer. Miss Title
Jacobs, Miss Daisy Levi and Miss Nellie stcInberc
Messrs. Juan Rnphano, Horace DE Llsser and Alfred
De L,sser
The guests Of the octagOn House will hold n
german on Monday evening. under the direction of
Professor Carl Marwig
Among the New Workers here are Octocon IJous,-
william J. Cn'Snrd. Robert F. Adams, Mrs. NJ l..
Tompscn. f. {. Tompson. Mrs. w. A. Price John
+. Eniigh Miss Anne ONcill. Mrs. Annn O'NcIll and
MIS- Agnes o'Ncill, ". W Van Arstale n. ID. Petty.
Nr. and Mrs. Edwin c. >sprague Mrs j. H. IIayiand.
Miss J. j. Mccall. Miss Louise McClavc J. C. Nc
CALL james Lindsay Gordon. A. F. IIolly r. Mrs.
John Slater, Cecilia IT, slater, S. g. LYON. A. NJ
Wellington, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred X Wright. Henry
Morgan Ransom
Rutherford Arms-Frederick Freund Hugo l.. Hi
ler. n. L. HITLER. Arthur Casper Mrs A Hay man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
TIE WEEK AT WULrAMSTOWN.

WilamStOwn, Mass. July 20 tSpeclaD.-r1e Rev.
Or. StOddard, Of 1Ilc NcwYOrk Observer viii soon
break ground for his handsome cottage be erected
Syndicate Park John Dewey and his family. OF
Worcester, Mass, are visiting at the Kappa Alpha
Lodge the guest Of Justin Dewey. Mrs. Edward
Cortland Gale has returned 10 her summer cottage after
a long visit ~ Lake George. The sale ~ the celc.
bratcd sand springs property To Dr. Lloyd Is reported
II Is conccnred that the I'D hotel burned some wears
ago will De rebuilt. The sigma Phi Society have
leased the liardwell cottasr, which they win occupy
during the building OF their new lodge. President
Carter and John D"niSOn IslV" next week for the
Adirondacks Professor Burr sailed for Halifax THIS
week.
These are the latest arrivals from New-York at
Hotel Greyock: Arthur Collin Munroc chulb Thomas
f. McAvoy. william II Hurst. Jonn Whalrn, Georg,
j. Hurst, Donald Smith, V. Nccdham. Mrs e. &
Nerdham. T. T. Holly, VI. ". Holly. Mrs. l.. ID.
eros. mOnd and Miss CrOs,mOnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
DITCH INFLUENCE DISCUSSED.
SPEECHES AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CLUB ~
STOCEBRIDGE.

s,ockbrldge. Mass. July 90 spcciaN.-Mi'S ARM
strong a daughter Of the late General Armstrong
gave an entertainment at the Casino on Friday eve
ming assisted by some Of the Hampton students VINO
are I'm this region. \ coaching party from fhadel-
phia drove through here cw DAYS ago. consisting oil
Mr. and Mrs Harold NJ. sill. Miss Mclar. C. NJ CLARK,
Clarence Wiener and Mr.. Chubb.
The Rev. DR.. William Elliot Grins read paper at
the meeting Of the BERKSHIRE Congregational 'lnh on
Tuesday entitled The Influence Of the NcthcrnnlS
on the Development Of the American Republic \
discussion on the paper which followed was Inrci-
p1ted in by David Dudley Field President Carer Of
williams College and Charles Thcodorc Russell. father
of Governor Russell. Or. Henry VI. Field made one
Of the aftcrdnncr speeches. and David Dudley Field
spoke OF the berkshire Influences upon his life and
upon the lives Of those present.
Mrs. Williams who is the daughter Of e. T. Il
James, the novelist. T. giving series Of readings on
"Dantc.' ut the Library Hall on Tuesday Of each
week.
\ vonng stayinr ~ the >toclh;iicc House
madc the Fresh Air children al CurtlSville happy a
few days since by the eifi Of 100 poind, of candy
the Macklc place or Goodricie'. Tor thu sumner.
The extensive additions 10 IN" -fo,hh lDu>" gave
none tpO much room fpr the civ guests with which
the quaint old place IL filed. Among the recent ar
rivals are II. IVi.On Parsons Guy X. Mclnnr, Ncw-
York otto e. Icinrcr, Brophl}n. Mr.. aud Mr..
RUTHERFORD TroWhrldc". q. X. Thompson, Mrs. =.
Hartwcll Chapman, New Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
ATTRACTIONS OF JEFFERSON NEwYoRk:
ERS THERE.

ERS THERE.
Jefferson, N. H., July 80 (SpeciaD-The waumbek,
finely situated on the side OF Mount Starr King,
conducted by Messrs Porter Judd, the managers OF
the Laurel House and Laurel-n-the Pines at Lake.
wood and is ranked among the finest and best ap
pointed hotels I'm the White Mountains. II has been
greatly altered during the last few years. until now
II seems as II nothing could be added TO Increase Ito
attractveness There are great many young peo-
pie at the waumbek this season. Last week euchre
party was held In the parors Of the hotel and hss
Wednesday evening salmagundi party was parud'
pated In by about fifty Of the younger portion OF mo
guests.
There quite number OF tennis players AZ inc
waumbck. and the courts In great demand
The orchestra this year is composed Of young women
from Boston. They not only play well, but are very
popular among the guests.
samuel ID. Davis. who Is treasurer OF the Jenerson
Hotel and Land Company and first vlcepresident {"
the Hooking Valley Railroad, occupies his couase
with his family Immediately TO the south Of the ho'e
where they take their meals.
Mrs. George Merritt. Miss Dadham and Miss Juis
n. Dawson. OF York. have taken Stevenson COT
tase for the season. Adon Smith and family VINO
have spent several at Bethlehem, Will occupy
Drookslde cottage.
Henry Dexter is here for the season. Mrs
Theodore Maoknet and Mrs. T.. H. Dawson, OF Ne"'
ark. y. j.. spending their fourth season he'e'
Mrs. r.. VI. LeNey ana Miss LeVey, vi Ne"'io'N, 80
spending their fifth here. Miss f. X. Jones
and Miss Mary Jones' OF New York, who formerly sP'
many summers Mt Bethlehem, have returned here ior
their third season. DR.. David Magic and family nave
also spent the two previous seasons here ana nav
returned for their third.
Among others who guests OF the Waumpek ''
Mr.. and Mrs. william 5. patten Miss Pat'en, MD
Alexander Fraser Miss Fraser. MR.. schuyler ha1..'
DIR. and Mrs F.. ". Otis, Miss Otis. Mr. ana us MS
Frederick Nathan. Miss Nathan. John W. "TTsy".o .
Miss ComStock, Mrs X. q. Indd, Mrs l. w"A1i'
Mrs. John c. fucker and Mrs. -
IInsbrouck Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Benedict MA
Dnstan, Mrs. james Korlh. Dr. and Mrs ca wasI
Mrs A. II. Trowbridgc. Mrs. J. \. Davis. Mr.. ana
Mrs and Mrs. Harmon D. iinIi DR.; J.. NJ sIess. B.
tiorlam, Miss Corhal. Nr. and Mrs. r.. II. Schsii MS
Heath Ms. William Bispham. Miss Moore WHn11
H. Harrison, Mrs. Henry >. Moure and Mrs. Nss'
M New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
PITTSFIELD To HAVE : K1RMESS

PttsNeld Mass July 90 tSpcclnD.-The attention
OF society people H. now turned toward big kir-
mess which go people Will take part under the
direction Of Miss Margaret Mel. Eager. at N"
Academy Of Music. beginning Angus, IL for one
week. for the benefit of the Y. VI =. \. There
will be French court dances. Venetian. Hungarian
gypsy. Tyrolean and Breton peasant dances and
many others. chapcroned by the following: Mrs. II.
Ncill Wilson. Mrs. William Whittlcsey Mrs. Frank
". Button. Mrs. Il. y. Wellington. Mrs. james
Burns Mrs. Arthur Mills. Miss l.. 6. ROh!nfori,
Miss White. Mrs. g. T.. West. Mrs TrOwbridge.
Mrs sidney Stowcll. Mrs. Backus
cups and Saucers." by members OF the "lnfky
Thirteen" scarf dance and "cindcrclla VII hc
among the attractions Of the Episcopal church fair
which begins Tuesday at the Coliseum. Mrs.
ogden. Of Chicago gave large dance on Thurs
day evening at her country house for her son Der
nan. The Misses Cutting gave a very Informal
dance last evening for Miss. Maud Thompson. Of
Springfield. and Percy liaughton. II Brooklinc.
their guests. LanEdon H. Valentine. Of Nc~-f ork
gave Il tennis party Tuesday. He las three New
York classmates for guests.
Felix NintcrnifZ. The yolinis gaze concert at
MapcwoOd Wednesday night
Tho arrivals this week include G. Huntington
Richards. Mrs. III. Is. Plat'. Mrs. H. u. Rogers
Munroe Chubb. Miss IrOokiisd. H. ". Bailey.
E"w-York james T.. Galley, i. II. Trowhridg"
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
cool WEATHER AT WEST POINT

West Point. y. Y, July 90 Special. Many new
arrivals were registered al the hotels to.dny. TIL"
weather has been cool since the aOrm which wrought
such havoc Wednesday. Tie date OF breaking
camp has been changed to Angus 3. This d)nr
rs TO cnabl" the qunrtcrma stcr's get the
tents away to Chicago The officers who are Detailed
10 accompany IN" cadets Lcutenans Tate, Rich
ardson. Cunning, Mott and Allairc, commanding com
panics. Major spurgin and Captain Craig will also
accompany them Colonel Mills will Dc In command.
MIS-. l.. s. Grant has returned 10 Cranston's where
she awaits the arrival Ct her daughter Mrs Sarors.
who is due here August g.
Tie arrivals today nj CransOn's are Mrs. Joshua
Brush, Mrs. j. TOlfrce, Mr.. and Mrs. william GeanS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Iiarnhart, F. j. Smith, F. Toppin,
George Rigge e. f. Pride, D. II. Spnnier Mrs. Hargos,
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Is. Curtis and l.. 4. Curtis
The atcst arrivals nj stephens are Jane, Is. Muir
ray Edward r. King. Miss MOssjack Mr. and Mrs.
A. " Miller. Mr. and Mrs. II. JantzaI, Miss Jlntzan,
J. ". Campbell + Ecrnan Mr. ana Mrs. Tomcac,
H. V. Smith. j.. A. Nichols, J. ". Little j. W. Rhodes
W. {. Holmes and w. Il. Smith.
To-day, register ut the West Point Hotel contains
the names OF Mrs. VI. &. butler Miss Butler Mia,
Cunning, ID. W. Dunning, Miss Webster, Mrs Henry
Hampton. Miss Hampton Lieutenant e. g. Savtcllc
Miss IlcndricksOn, Mis- IIartsh0rnc Miss NJ Mills
y Scclcy. W II. Harper Mrs. J. II. Lane Mis- Lane
Lieutenant r. Il. RAYMOND Mrs r. W. BARKER Miss
Van DUN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
EEW-YORK GUESTS AT NIAGARA

Niagara Falls. July 30 CspecaD.- The following
New Workers are visiting the Falls:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p Rogers. Miss Emily Rogers
John s. Rogers and Henry +. Rogers, IT,; Ioslun
1rigg and wife. Mrs 1allmadge. Edward " Ecr"c
Miss Rosine Bergc Miss T. Werneke and Miss II.
Wcrncke Mr.. ANA Mrs. j. l.. II. Mott, MIR. and Mr..
6. T. Barney. Miss Mott. Miss Barney, Mrs. 4.
Barney, Miss A. Barney and Mr.. J. Barney JnliIs
Reiche. Mrs. !. Reiche Miss l.. f. Recle and DR.
e. +. Konirr: Mrs: William W. Perrine and Harold
Perrne: william Rankin, John Rankin. f.. Rankin
and NJ. Rnnkin; Arthur VI. El,e, }. }. Phillips and
Mrs J. J. Phillips Major Johnson. OF the Royal Arti
lerv OF London, with Miss Parsons Miss Gertrude
Parsons. MIS- Constance Parsons and w. IL.
Parsons; s. l.; Parrish J. r.; Lee Henry f. How,
land, Mrs. Bellon ana Miss Rowland VI. Stein r.
stein, Mr., and Mrs: william W. Marston. Ms.
IIo'lenbcrk NJ +. IIOlienbeck, r., Mrs NJ F. fIol.n
heck Miss strong. Mr.. Strong. Mrs. Candc, Mr.
Leonard Mrs Thompson and Mr. Freeman: Mrs. b.
L. LydIngton. Miss Marietta Lndogton AMI Mis-. lIecn
n. IndIngton: Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. BTckus. Ms. 81
saltcr.. Miss Wheeler and F. L. BARNES; Emll,
George Strange. Hamilton Ward and wife, Hamilton
Ward jr.. and John Il. Ward Mrs Charles r. swords.
Miss NJ H. swords and Charles r. Swords: Mrs. d.
j. Sbipman Mr.. Clark aud Walter Ely J. Bayard
Baclus, Mrs. BacluIs and Miss Backus; Mrs. C. Il
Agnus. Miss Beekman and the Misses Agnew; J. y
Drufy and wife, A. Drury, +. X. W. Drury, c.
Drury and H. W. Drury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
BTTIDTNG ~ DTDDLETOWy.

MiddIetown Conn. July 30 (Speca. Work Is "
ing pushed rapidly on the new \. VI. {. \. buialns
the cornerstone Of which was laid on Tuesday ai'ss
noon The total cost OF the building will be apoa'
$4,000. IL stands the site Of Ecnmodoie
McDonoughs old mansion. The main building Is W
be 80 BY 100 feet and four stories high the anheA
I'm the rear will De- "a by 81 feet and three sofie'
high The front will be OF pressed brick with Drown
stone trimmings The first floor Is TO be occup'u
by stores and the second will be devoted TO the 50
cial rooms OF the association The secretarys "moe
is at the centre. and commands view OF all .ne
rooms. which large and arranged With ""e
openings that the whole floor including the gymha'
stun In tn" annex, easily be thrown toeeihe''
on the third floor will DO found the cassroohls'
chapel. bOard-roOm, etc. The upper floor Is 10 We
arranged for ten claSsrOoms and fourteen bedrooms
The basement Will be- used for bath rooms ana Dow'
ing alleys.
There viii be plenty OF building going on here TOT
the rest OF the year. The board OF education mas
been authorized to erect high school buiding'
TO cost $4,000. Work will probably be started pe
fore long the Middletown and Portland Briusc
across the Connecticut River. The charter iSs
the company In charge OF II was secured from tne
last legislature but further steps have been az.
layed by the growing uncertainty Of the mosV
market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
PROSPEROUS ATLANTIC CITY.

! Atlantic City, y. j.. July 30 (Special).-A majority
Of the other seaside resorts complaining OF lack
Of patronage this season, but Atlantic City goes
screncly
4 few Of the smaller business men here still COM
plnIn OF slight backwardneSs IN the season. but the
treat majority Of those whose judgment In the matter
can safely BE- taken say that they are holding their
own with previous years. John Young. who In con-
ncction with stewart McShea IS the largest owner OF
beach front property. Is authority for the statement
that III ,r business Is In advance OF former seasons
the ocean Pier alone being fully 30 per cent ahead
Arthur Irwin has succeeded IN getting together good
baseball team for Atlantic City this year. The
League organized at the head OF which Atlantic Ciy's
tenn stands Is constituted Of a number OF the most
prominent among the New-Jcrscy amateur clubs
The pier was the seem OF Interesting contest
Thursday morning when about eco OF the interesting
young cherubs who down here with their parents
were lined up in their baby coaches In the big
dancing pavilion and sought prizes at the hand OF
the public for being the cutest. the latest. etc
The Jewish Scashore Home viii have n Charity
Bal II, the United states Hotel this evening
The WASHINGTON Light Infantry making active
preparations for n weeks camp here beginning August
20. Captain Allison Nailor headed delegation here
several weeks ago for the purpose Of selecting camp
Ing ground and secured the st. Charles Hotel lawn
for the purpose. The Morris Guards viii aid the
Citizens COMMITTEES In the reception Of the soldiers.
Sup, rintendent Dayton, Of the West Jersey and
Camden and Atlantic services Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad has begun "A reform on that line by posting
an order forbiddng poker paying on any OF the
trains
The second annual tournament OF the Pier Gun
Club IS scheduled for August : ana 8 on Young 4
Mc>hea's Pier.
New Yorhers stopping at tho different hotels Include
W. T. Andrews. l.. Il. Mocr, F. Il. Canton, Mrs. c. F.
Lyon, ". VI. Datesman. Samuel Gross, Miss X.
McSwccny Miss J. Mcswecny, F. NJ. Hartley, D. Brs
zoe, W. j. Denny, j. u. ti"iSScnger, F.. T. Davis
Thomas f. Burke, W. VI. Mein3ard, william Wright
John Taylor, Emil Gresham. Mrs. L. NJ. Dunrelth
Il. VI. Ncvbnrgr. +. :. Grmpp. Mrs. J. p. Fletcher
Miss Fletcher. Paul Tester J. II. Kmdel j. f.. Caven
A. f.. iinsbrOok. &. H. Deans, David C0hn, T. H.
Morris, c. T. Montgomery. Mrs. f. Lonsdalc, f.
ODonncl, A. G. Irvine, +. +. Gass. Charles ".
Campbell. Mrs. C.. ". Fndley. Mrs. A. ChrIsty, f.
Bcvcridgc Charles Hewitt. G. S. Wilkinson. Mr. ana
Mrs. james Roberts. j. II. IIackctt q. Is. Jones,
Thomas Gamble. Il. b. Lehman George 4. Waite. F.
VI. Wagner, Mrs. II. slrouds Miss VI. Lister 4. r.
i,urke w. j. sheard. v. D. Peterson. j. a. Campbell,
Miss ID. Morris, J.. ID. Chopper, ". H. Arb,ickle,
Miss :. Conrad John Fandrr b. 0sbangh. ". r.
Mcsbrook. Mr.. and Mrs. b. snyder, Miss VI. Irlrc
W. II. f. Marker. Mrs. IIalner W. King VI. A. I'LL,
f.. +. Lynch and A. W. Farley. 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
FINE TINES At STFFERy

suifcrn. y. V. July 30 (>pccisb.-In the Ramapo
Mountains when the evening train reaches beautiful
.uifcrn Rocklnni County. AT O'Clock there Is u car
load Of we'll known New Workers stepping of 10 rus,
or the Mountain View stages. These boys ns they
~ called by Davil Fox. the proprietor Of Tho
fountain View. are Immediately treated by him To
;orirs about the growth q cora. the hay harvest
nd the different dishes they are 10 eat that night.
or Mr.. Fox prldcs himself setting MS GOOD a tab.
y, any resort within inv miles OF Ncw-Yorl Among
he guests ale Mr. AMI MIS- Royce Albert H. -chrocdcr
Nr Lethlnidgc AMI family. Mr.. aud Mrs. Blauwalt.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene +. Aucaigne, and Messrs Bogg,
,rmagc. Storm ana iIopgrnss with their families.
Musical entertainments. hops. euchrc, driving and
iding parties are taking place daily, ard no one
you'd ever think OF retiring until tho hos' had se-vcl
I bs famous "E0x's milk punch