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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
REFORM At ATLANTIC CITY.
CENT.IN.THE.sLoT GAMES sTOPPED-NlSIIoNS
POURING IN.

CENT.IN.THE.sLOT GAMES sToPPED-NlSlloI'S
POURING IN.
Atlantic City. " j.. July l tspecial).-four'h OIL
July preparations are being made on large S''i''
The hotel propretors report large Increase III 'ne
nuubcr Of rooms being iooket for several oaS'
previous and subsequent TO the FOURTH HNlhE Il"
indication Of the trend Of the multitude VINO frequent
this resort TO Irolong their STAY AZ ca"h VISIT
temporary wave Gf morality has struck me
officials here and thcc have started their crusaue ~
ordering disc ontinuancc Of TIE H." OF the penny
in -thc-slot dice machines and the apparatus "here II
one drops nickel In the hole and 1t takes 'ir rg"'
track fifteen cents Is secured. Tie crusade Is "i
temporary nature and Is directed principally against
the smaller Devices it being a notable fact that larger
gambling schemes such rs are supported fin every
CITY where the population Is Of such transient order
are most conveniently not seen 10y the oihcihIS'
II will not bc many days before the penny machines
will again come out one by at first, untl all are
I'm operation rs heretofore.
The advance I'm railroad rates between Philadelphia
and this city goes into effect today, and despite me
predictions Of numerous small hotel keepers does not
seem 10 have materially affected the travel. The adj
vance Is from II 90 81 10 round trip. and even
now stands the lowest for the Ike distance
100 miles all told of any ride in the country. me
railroads contend that. though The previous rate
acted as a good advertisement for their systems II
did not serve 10 meet the expenses necesNrat'd ny
the service maintained between the two cities
The summer season OF light opera WAS opened AT
the Academy Of Music last Monday evening before Il
house crowded TO the doors.
Lawntennis has taken greater hold down here
than was at anticipated and nearly MI the larger
HninIs bnve organized clubs The Japanese exhibit IN
he Academy uildin- the board walk, i, attract
ing a great deal Of attention.
New. ork,rs who arr 1T the Mansion are /. c.
Osborn. A. Flosuoy, Jacob d. Maxwell; j. H. W,u,'
& : IIubh, Al the Brighton arr Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. IIarwood. W. J. Denny. Mis- VI. Kirby. j. :.
Pease. c. c. F. scharz. {. : AhercromMe Among
the other visitors are fidrlc L1u>an. Mr.. y. v Eupp.
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Childs. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Lyon
y J. Hcnnesy. c. l.. Carroll j. p Cooper MIS-, H.
y John Pow ~ Adland. ID. Colcn. +. Copper. II. '.
Ritter. L. D. GrcGnh@ll C. r. Bi,hoR f. e. W'Encr'
Harris d. f. Morse. \. W. WheItfcld. G. \. Well
W. f. Wright, Mrs. T. Pollard G. +, Inpiey; W. H.
Pollard Mrs. VI. J. Pollard. Mrs. Lofts Abraham,
o. II. Harrington. J. G. Dixon. Mrs. Il. &. Andrew
| 6. c. Ramsdcll. J. NJ Hoffman /. " Hutton, VII;
and Mrs FitzglbhOnS Antonio de Ia Tore. >aNal
| Villarcal Mr.. and Mrs VI. J. Eeynod- Arm,tron:
! IIadfen Wallace Reinold Fanchar ID. DeeAan and
| ! F. Schumann, lr.
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Berry. Colahan and Rttenhouse, OF 'he Navy "'e "
Tho Greer cottage. Mr.. Paul Dahlgren ana MS MS
na.,cran of VnwYor. are at the Clis Hotel III
e., g. King and Miss l.. ii. tlarhe' Vi """'0oN'
Mass arc Al the Robinson cot'a-'; 49,, Haunt.
Arthur Asor Carey in memory OF NJ, pro' rsfar Of
A,ior Carcv has taken from IN" latier ' ,,n'rioi
witch h" is tlc executor and donated a. n,''o nh
ef, The sum Of 5000 10 the N'"P4rl Ii''P,ii r and
SIMILAR amount TO the Redwood Library . ,ir
Mr., Carey have gone TO The Nh'c ''"''''''"' " "
summer. .,oo o,O & IN No huilt
In Washincton-st in memory oi Mrs. haD'l ,h,o r ~
purchased and work will begin soon. nne s'"m d "
The W,,tchrster Polo Cub are beng puL III n,r
Colonel George r. Fearing and winthrop CnahrI'
OF New Yorn have arrived here from New io IIn,on
p. Harrington and family OF 'r''on '"'
have arrived al the Ocean House ..a =, Tho
Watson +. Liar. of Chicago mas ar'"eu ~
MCorings. ..o In uorrison
Ground has been broken for coflee III LIT iIr
ave for william F. Burden Of New YORK I In Dur
dens occupying the ChicherinS cOt'ase' !" Do"
80, -.,- ,rora
Among the cottagrrs entertaining tmS week We're
Mrs W. F. Burden Mrs. G.. j. de Forest anu ms
Frederick w. Vanderbilt, 49,. ... ,rool,
The Casino orchestra will report for dnlI mrA' ON
and the se,ni-wceky dances VIII De l"'u-'''''U VI"
Friday night.
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A TOAD FOR A BAROMETER.

In the conbrvaOrv Of Mrs George Lisgh'lo OF fiai'
noId n J. is wonderful curiosity In the form OF Nv
in, b,romoer This indicator Of weather changes IL III
minutvo treeoad apartment j. arranged mat the
slightest change the density OF air l. foeod WIN
wonderful accuracy. The toad caught at feI,'"'
about a month ago and Mrs. Lssignoo placed ue HUI"
reptile In large glass jar about twohilds iu!I or
water Standing angle in tho jar IS small bnt
perev formed ladder and upon this the toad rests con-
tinuav never moving n muscle excep, when change IN
the weather Is 10 occur
When the earth ana the skies clear tho toad
sauats conenbdy upon tho topmost rng OF the ladder
Just as soon as approaches and many hours D!oie
can he seen or felt NcwJeey the treetoad begins
n, descend the ladder step by step. The the storm
comes the lower the toad until at the close approach
OF The stormy It sits half submerged in the water
The little fellow has been christcncd "Mr. Dunn Of
Planheld."
Last Sunday beautifully bright and clear, both by
dav and when the arose IN gorgeous display al
night but all day Mr. Dunn persisted in sgbncrgnS
himself in the water with only the tip Of his showing
above the surface. lie could not BE- tempted climb
ou, and enjoy the beautiful day. Sunday night the
rios rsinstom that lasted several DAYS. Mr. Dunn OF
planaed gave earlier notice OF the storm than al
NJ the DunDs In New.fork
The board bin Of the Palnned Dunn ia inexpensive.
,nasnuch as he cats nothing. apparently He gets fresh
water regularly and often and obtains su>tcnance from
tina. lust a. FISH does. lie refuses all offers Of flies.
and
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AT ITcHF[FLD,S SULPHUR SPRINGS

RchaeId Springs. y. Y. July (Special).-Richard
c,o,er,, family came IN from the city week and
ou.ned their country home on the kerMurphy farm
A mile west Of this village. The head Of the family
arrived Wednesday night and IS row settled for a
long vacation The Crok"s have handsome tuInouts mp
here They drive into the village almost every day, and
Mrs. Croker takes lively INT rest in scetys doi s. az
the hotels.
George Tlcknor Cunts ami family arc in their cottage
Tor the summer. Mrs Morgan Smith and Miss Tucker,
q NewYoTk, TurnicHe cottage for the ninth con-
secgtiye Ms. T.. Clinton Clarke ha- left hcf
IN Saratoga spend cW weeks here with Mrs
j. Esils Warren at the (riia cottage The little daily
newspaper ths morning for the first time this
season. Tho NeW.YorS dailie> cone at noon, being
brought couuty from Herkmer BY pony cNEress
thcatiicai troupe been playing weeks engage.
ment the opera house.
Robert Taller. Ms Taller and ]. Lee Taller OF New.
York have arrived with all their hclscs and traps in.
Guiding the big brake well known here j. Robin.
son Beard and Mr. and Mrs j. Il. Shuts Of Brooklyn.
will he here next week They will bring two brakes
Prominent among the recent arrivals from New York at
the spring House are Mrs NJ II. Leln, Miss Levin. Mr.
and Mr.. william Baxter and Miss Baxter, Mrs William b.
ogden. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Deisen. Mrs. +. Cor.
nell Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Valentine. Miss Porter Mn.
w II. Payne. Miss L. NJ. Payne. Charles l.. Blrtlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. George i. Way, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Je-sup Mrs. A. NJ. Lamont and ). Camille Engle. A.
the Darlington are Mr. and Mrs c. l.. Lansing, John J.
Fitzpatrick, Alfred Morris. MI. and Mrs f. D. Goodwin
the Misses Goodwin. Mrs. Henry Reilly, Miss Reilly
Mrs T.. y. Moody. Mis-, Moody Mr. and
Ms Thomas r. Brown. Charles Adler Mr.. and Mrs
Morris : Barnet and Miss Margaret Goudy. Arrivals
from the city at the smaller hotels include IL. W. Chap.
man MR.. W. ID. Moore, Miss Moore, ". d. Moore
Miss Rachel Brown, Mrs. James Maxwell Ml-s Emma
A. Maxwell Robert Il. Fleming. Mrs J. ID. Creighton Mi.
T. c. JAY, Miss r. c. Smith and Mr. and Ms. NJ. Ryan.
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AMONG THE BERKSHIRES.
THE PARSONS MEMORIAL CHAPEL
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS AT LENOX-CARfNG FOR
THE CHILDREN.

Lenox Mass. July l>pecan.-The dedication OF
the little memorial chapel at New-lenoN look pace
on Friday II has been built by John f. Parsons In
memory OF Helen Reed Parsons. his daughter who
died ahOlt year ago. The dcdicatory services We're
conducted by the Rev William NJ. Grosvenor' rector
OF Trinity Church. The sermon was prcacheu Dy the
Rev DR.. Brooks. Of the Church OF the incar-
nation New York At ! D. m. n lunch was served
by the women OF Npw-Lenox. In the afternoon 'here
was chldrens festival. and there was also an
evening service conducted by the Rev l. l. ''a"ord'
pastor OF the Methodist Church IN Lenox. AZ this
service addresses were made by The Rev H. lie VIII
Mallory and the Rev. Dr.. Clvmer. Of l1ttSheid' John
f. Parsons has practically supported the >nnday.Schoo
in New-Lenox for the last fourteen years lie was
assisted in this work by his daughter The chapel Is
built OF granite which was quarrted from mountain
in tho town OF Washington. II VIII seat ABOUT l'V
persons. The pews and fnshngs are OIL o'h' ln'
eccrn IS Of oak the chanccl lamp OF brass lhcrr Is
a solid silver communion service the s'iV vi ''''
Parson,s friends There Is library In connection
wish the chapel built OF Nova scotia hnh DITCH ana
the woodwork Is Of oak. In this room Is me nre'
place and the floor /, Of oak The grounds nave Nen
laid ont by Mr. Parsons's gardener. The lot on which
the chapel stands contains Il little less IMAM an acre
Of ground
one Of the largest receptions OF the Week was
given by Mrs. Philip !. sands for Mrs FRANCES Dela-
field Of New-York Tuesday. Mrs FANNIE '"hh'
and Mr. Archibald Clavcrng Gunter. MIS- 'nlii
Co,ter Of New-York, IS the guest OF MIS- r. n
stnrsi, Mrs. Bromley and Miss Pauline whitney,
daughter Of cxsecrctary Whncy are Spenulng S0h ON,
dry. with Mr.. william y. sloane Ms MARY hn
lard Of Cambridge l. visiting Mrs. william ;. hui"ru
H. r. Wilson /, The guest Of his son. VI. Vrnc WISH
Mrs T.. &. Grceni'af gives five oclo'h "tia ~ .mr
boot clubhouse on saturdays. a winch ~" N"lnH
women who delight In rowing ana ih,ir Iirn t nI
nr,sont To-day The dedication Of 50. llcleS il"n'
YEiu take rIAcc Of Curtisville. This Is home which
Nr T,r,ons has made for the Fresh AIT chiurch Iruu
Wv ydrh II was formerly tho CuriSvile lloi"
and has renovated and freshly painted ana P,
Children viii come mp to-day and occupy THIS spacious
and airy home. ,, ., ,h. Curtis
uo,isn. MIR, Miller. Mis-, H. Miller. Charles h.rher
ir william =. Johnson. Edward d. ,arnnhrr; AnSon
IIuhhoU Mr. and Mr.. l.. V. Clark. j. NJ nan JhhrS
MocWre JOAN Pennington. Professor A. Wisner' L L:
Lewis. j. Clarence Davis A. Il; fnrul Tnioc vr
Iohn.on H. " Patton. James W VI 'ul'3,h' VT;
ara l s. EoSer,n M d% fT ~ ra ESn anu
:; st,,rGcs lanes B. Farms. j. W. sullivan
+ " Iarrabc and r. G. Fowler Of Boston.
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rPrVrUUrN AT Mr. NORTON'S FdPn

Rhlncbcok. y Y. Jwly CSprcia).-On Tuesday
FllerSlIc the home Of cN-Nicc President Morton. was
visited 10y NJ Leon Na~Sicre. Inspector General Of
Agriculture Of France. who Is also special com
missioner 10 the Worlds Fair. NJ VaSSilliere was
accompanied by ten French farmers. who have been
sent bv their government 10 America 10 study Our
systems Of agriculture. The party Inspected Ellcrslr
and took particular Interest I'm the improved methods
Of feeding watering and caring for the stock. The
French visitors were loud In their praise Of the
methods Of fnrmng In vogue on hi, estate.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Asor, after returning
from Newport. sailed from Ferncre TO Poughkecp-ir
on their Yacht and from there took the train 10 chi
cago where they VIII spend some time visiting the
Worlds Fair
The Grove Is again 81 IN, Dr. and Mrs. George W
Miller having returned from Chicago Mrs Fitz
gerald and Miss Montgomery guests Of Mrs
Robert Suckey. Mr., william Bcrgh Kip and family
are M Ankonv for the season. Mis-, Hawk IS being
entertained at Montgomery Place by the Misses Hunt
The Rev DIR. J. Howard Suydam ana Mrs Suy
dam are attending the Worlds Fair. Miss Grace
Hunt Is at her summer home in this town. Mnssrs
Coddinron and Goodwin are at Edg-Haler for the
The third insallment of Fresh Air children are at
Mount Rntscn. In the pretty cottages Mrs X. u.
Sucklcy has given for their use.
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All GO TO NIdGARi.
rHRoYGEp WITH WORLDS FAIR VISITORS.

THRONGED WITH WORLDS FAIR VISITORS.
Niagara Fails y y July special Tho officers OF
the coravels and special party Of foreign Worlds Far
commissioners been here this week The latter were
guests Of the Clifton House. The party numbered
TWENTY-FIVE men and in charge Of Drrctor''euera
George r. Davis, Of the Columbian Exposition assisted
bv MAJOR VI. p. Handy. OF the Administration Building
Mrs Henry Willard Miss Helen l.. Willard and Harold
G; Willard Of Ncw-York with Mrs. Marie Hilgard. Of
Heidelberg are here W II. Tlford and party from the
south arrived this week. Miss Davis. niece Of Jefferson
Davis was among party. Miss Helen could and party
came in Miss Goulds private this wce@ The party
includes Frank j. could, Mrs Russell Sage Miss Paen
Miss Alice Northrup and Miss Terry.
Governor John u. Smith. Of Nrw.Hampshire. accom-
uaned by his wife ana saG has been here on his way
home from the Worlds Fair. The party numbered sixty
five
g. T. Lambert Of New-York 7. J. Wolfe. Of Albany.
and william CALDWELL Of Chicago were guests here this
week az the House Of Major EGson J. Weeks.
of Buffalo
Prominent among other New Workers registered her"
are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Runkel. Mrs. : EunSe, Ernst
,chiec &, H. Mclean NJ. and Mrs +. \. Chapman
Alexander Lambert Charles DAILY. c. II. DAILY. \. D.
Moran Mrs J. II. Morris. Wilson Morris. Mr.. and Mrs
+ T. pyle Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Woodfori Mrs. II. H.
bradbury Mr. and Mrs. william b. Ruhk I. l. Lambert
w A. Bostwick Walter p. Robertson, j. L. Furst {. L
vuIIer Mrs G; Harrison Mr.. and Mrs. a o. Tate l. VI
Dowen H. s. Chauncey X. Best Mrs j. w Thompson
w l. F. Randolph. D. c. Uuskin. J. winthrop Plainer
Mrs F Allen Miss Allen Mrs. tlorsey. o. y. Jacohy
Mr. and Mrs Walter G. Kerr, +. b. Wyman Edward n
Ware the Rev w. VI. Gcer r. J.. Adams H. g. Ben.
helm A. l.. Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Gutter. William NJ
Kennard l.. w. Kennard and +. w. Whiting.
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YACHTS ~ THE THAMES.
NETWORK GUEsTs-FIsH ARE SCARCE At NEW.
LONDON.


New.London Conn. July (Spec!aD.-The yachting
season "a uncor fun Roadway. The Ncw.York Yacht
club had "a representatives In this harbor during TIL
week the Yacht. Minerva. Katrina, Atlantic. D0gmar
Cartta intrepid Constellation. Thyrio, Dauntess Elsie
Whm and Feetwing The Dauntless lost her balloon
rib or Newport which Is being replaced here. Inc
Tanan IA, been hauled up Morgon's for clean
ing and painting There have been also yachts from tae
Ho,f n and the Nc.ilyen Yacht clubs In the harbor
The cold weather which has prevailed .or two weeks
has seriously affected the supply OF fish in this region
All sorts Of fish spanish mackerel are hard TO
find lobs'er, are few and hioh.priced.
The sumner beats Will all be running on their respective
routes by week
Among recent arrivals at the Pequot House are Mr.
and M-, ) H. stcrrcu. Mr.. Valentine \. B'que. Mr..
ard Mrs George Young. Mrs. Fellows Davis. Mr. and
Mrs David H. King. Miss Wchersty. Casper II Whitney
Richard T. Ely Mrs Candy. Miss candy r. n Seney.
J. H. Harper Mrs. Harper Fletcher Harper. Miss Maud
Harper Dr. H. 5. Norris T. 5. Betty, Frank 3 Mliler
and Francis Burton Harrison, CT NewYork AZ tho
Fort C,rl,wod House Mrs A. NJ. Hotchk!ss. j.
T. Denney Mrs Dcnney. Mr.. +. J. Dcnncy, IL. L. A
Dickinson +. \. Spencer. T. H. Farnum. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Iiart>horn David W Armstrong. F. " Richards
and y. > BoaIdman, u NeWfoiN.
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AMONG THE C.dTSKTLLS.
THE RAILROADS ARE MAKING THEM EASY OF
AClESS

Kingston Y Y. July lspocaN.The opening o. The
mid.urn.r month l-ne, mo,. dell rhtfu weather N IN
mountains. All thu hotels now open, III" kaat'r XII
and Prospect Park which began th'ir season on Ihn day
icing the lat the list. The New Grand and the 81
Charles opened on wednesday. The full summer train
.chcduc on Shore the lister and Delaware syS
tenn and CatsN Mountain road IS now In force and
Il Will tc found improved pevous season
There arc now solid trains the West Shore daily
for the mountain, by way Il Kingston without change
and with very stop having regular parlor from
Washington and Philadelphia Then there l. new route
that Of the New.YOrk Central Cask Mountain and Otis
Elcvating road which Is announced oil schedule a.
three aud half hours from Grand Cent al station 10 the
summit or the old Mountain House. ana four hours the
Kaacr,kf This began to-day, and there 4, consd rabc
Interest result Of the experiment in view u the
necessary transfers involved
Baron has arrived with his family IN Stamford at
the new Prince Ru-poli. the secretary Of the
italian embassy. IL occupying the Kirkner cottage The
French Ambassador j, also expected stamford 1oon.
Miss Lille Berg has taken quaint old farmhouse
near Tanncrsyiilc for the Ontma Park seems
D, popular a. eyer. Miss lIanlcy is already obliged
urn away applicants the Bear and Fox Inn. oliver
Sumner Teal has The Unlorbru,h cottage; Mr.. and
Mrs. W Phelps Dodge the Caraway Mr.. and Mrs T.
riardenbcrg wakcroiin; and Walter T.. Benjamin ha,
blllt an addition To his Maynowcr cottage.
DR. A. j. G. Skene II Brooklyn. has erected summer
home on Belle Avr sope the valley from the
new Grand Hotel. Henry = Ives has fine cottage near
Tannersvic. Dr. George F. Shady l. already at hom~
little Pine lSuRc cottit' on tlr west bank OF tn,
Hudson about nine mile, nosth Of this city.
A. d. Middleton. Of New-York has a fine new cottsgc
in I.ranthufs; Park. now nearly completed
g. r. Tngcrsol and q. :. Cornell q New.IIqyen
have rooms for tllc season az Churchill Hall.
Postmaster Grant has Just finished nne bowling
,tlnv ., Stamford which much needed There Dr.
W NJ Glchr-t. \. u. Middleton and y Langlcr have
attractive road cqupae's At Stamford The cottage u
Mis Henry Seecrnan at STANFORD /, about com.
pletd
The TrcnDcr House a. pho"ncla reports lncrca-od
early patronage. Manager Paige expects entertain
his guests ro,aly on Indepnden Day
Hotel Kaateisk skill la, been painted Myers Phlla.
depha orchestra Thirteen pieces, will furnish music a.
usual
General Tompkns aud Mrs. Tompkins are again at
Chui chill Hall Tor the summer. The Belle Ayr House
80 Hlghmount has been rented a, summer school.
Hugh GaIney has rented Pine HI.
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THE NEWPORT SEASON..
MOVEMENTS OF THE FASHIONABLE THRoNG-
MEMORIALS OF HENRY AsToR CAREY

MOVEMENTS OF THE FASHIONABLE THRoNG-
MEMORIALS OF HENRY AsTOR CAREY
Newport X. l., July l (special).-Ward McAllster
end Mrs William Aston are here, bat no effort has
he.n made 10 set the social ball rolling Mrs. Fred
erok w. Vanderbilt has given several cottage enter
,ainments at Trough Point" but no other prominent
cottaser has come TO tho front.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. T. barley, Miss Baldwin and
Miss sully OF Philadelphia and J. q. Butler and
family and Mrs. VI. <. Berry, Of New-fork have
arrived at the Ocean House for the sumner. Other
vstors at the Ocean House include Sir F. n. Broome
and Lady Broome, Of Trinidad.
Among the visitors at the cottages are William
ODonnel Miss O'Donnell and Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ.
browne jr, OF Baltimore; George {. Rounds, OF Wiz
etnja: Clarence King. Mrs W. c. Phillips. Mrs. steele,
Isaac Townsend. Miss c. VI. Noriham. Miss Possmore
and Oliver Hartman. jr, OF New-> ork, and Dr. ana
Ms william Appleton. Of Boston.
Paymastsr 5. II. Calhoun. L. S. ~, and family
have arrived ut the Cummings cottage. Theodore Nj.
Davis and +. s. G. dliauteville, OF New-Yorb, and
Atherton Blight of Phadelphs. all OF whom returned
from Europe recently have arrived at their cottages
for the summer. w. Is. Greene, Of Princeton. y. j.
Pairman ROGERS l. u. Johnson and Setn u. Stitt. OF
Philadelphia are occupying their cottages for the sum
mer. Mrs. G. H. Dawson and Miss Gihon. OF Wash
,pg,on d. c. have arrived at the Admiral Werden
eottaQe on Ayrault-st. for the sufnmer. Professor
r A Pitkin. OF Thayer Academy, Braintree, Mass,
is at the Aquidneck
f. Spencer Pratt, ex Minister TO Persia and Mrs
Pratt are guests Of H. Ruthven Pratt Aeutenants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
THE SANFORD SPINNING COMPANY

Fall River. Mass. July t,peciaD.-A press report
having gone ont that number OF boys employed by the
sanford spinning Company have struck, on account o.
low wages and III treatment. an emphatic denial Is
made by the officers Of the company II /, said that
There has been NJ reduction Of at the sanford
spinning Company. and the boys are receiving the
amr pay that they did when W. mill started and the
rate I, the full schedule price, W. As other mills
ar, giving 10 their help. There has been no III treat
mcnt nor any complaint of III treatment made by any
helm In the company'> employ.
Friday Of last week. says one Of the officers WAS
our pay day. and II i our custom to pay on I'm The
norung We pay our boys between II and Il
o.cock and In the afternoon all Of the bank boys with
tho exception Of four, stayed out to the circus. In
rder 10 punish these four boys and put then on the
eame basis rs themselves. they CAME 10 the mill on
saturday morning and kept these four BOYS from going
into The mill, although later In the day these four
,nvs came In. ON Monday morning al thu bows who
STAYED out ON Friday and saturday came to work rs
usual
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CAPE NAY TO KEEP THE FOURTH
rx.pRFsrDEXr HARRISON Is EXPECTED TO DE-
LIVER THE ORATOR.

cauo MAY Y. J.. july Sp'cA!l The family ~ *
President Harrison arrived Thursday evening ana NJ
i como from Ncw.Yok MONDAY. II Is nov believed
that he will deliver tho Fourth Of July ''suon mere.
programme has been arranged " the CITIZEN" nnl'te"
t.,5od ny Novor James VI. T.. Hld..th. Congressman
ohn 7 Rovburn Of Philadelphia will rad 'h' pe'''atoh
~ IndcrnGence and lace chorus will furnish ID" sing
mo for the dav There Is u b" parad" ana on 'Nhpi
,on t the rnl,ed S,a'cs LIE saving c"w., and In the
evening fireworks from The OCEAN
< W. Burlev. Of Newark and Mrs. Robert J. Sharpe
are registered the Chafont. ~ th" Marine NiIa -
= r walton II Ncw-York. Thomas J. FoFarv' tho Rev
Dr. VhlNu Of Trinity Chapel Augustus vincent I"t'N'
and Theodore r. Tack New-YorkerS AZ the star
Abort Z, BIzbv Mr. and Mrs. W Randolph. p. F. Ford.
Cartain and Mrs l.. Kcllum and F. A. Schott are new
addition. to the NevYork colony at the Lafayette G. C.
Colt u Nrw.York, is At the Aldne. Hca'y l'Ny' Of
walden Y y. at the Columbia william Van Dozen.
81 Newark and Angus. (rapnan ~ lio'oktn, are at The
Windsor aud p. 4. Bruckman, OF New York Is at the
Devon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
aEAETIES OF FISHERS INLAND.

Fisher, Leland. y. y. July Cspecab.-Ihe hotel
800, o,.aoes arc filling mn RAPIDLY Among tho>,
occupying cottages and rooms at tho hotels are:
George II. Bartlett. Of Bethlehem Penn IL IL mp
man Vernon H. Brown and family, ID. > willard
N,s Uen,v Bowers d. T. Starr. Of Ncw-iorA City
Edward WetnoIe and II. ;. Gregory. Detroit; T. VI
rerguson OF Pittsburgh Mr.. F. H. Goodrich Of Boston
Professor Henry Ferguson and John IL DAY. oil Hart
ford Beautiful West Harbor's settlement Is assuming
od. time nroportons The new hotel Mononote I'm. Is
beautiful and the view from It Is superb
Walton Ferguson Of Pittsburg Is erecting private
resdsncs hero The bathing sailing and fishing are fine