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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-03

issue a loan of 10000 coo marks, the
money to be devoted to the extra ex-
penses of the army and navy.
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AT THE JUNCTION CITY.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE FOURTH
DISTRICT COURT YESTERDAY.

Trial of the Carney Adultery Case
Commenced Mrs. Montgomery
and Twiggs-An Indian Killed
Items.
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Bullion in the Bunk.

London, April 2.-The amount of bull
lion gone into the Bank OF England
on balance today, $4,000 pounds
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AN old RESIDENT
Of Salt Lake Testifes to the
Ability of DR.. De Monco of
The Copeland Medical In
stitute.

Mr.. Frederick Dungerd, a, resident of
Utah for over thirty years, whose word
cannot be doubted-you know him. In
speaking of his catarrhal troubles says:
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The One Great Cause of the Pop
uIarity of DR.. De MOncO Is That He
Makes No Unfounded PretentiOns,
but Performs What He Claims.
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Paris. April IA report is current
here today that Germany intends to
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rticle
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creamery, 19n2a;
dairy, POS; eggs, active; strictly fresh, D.
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MAIL.

Unexcelled treatment by mail. Diseases
diagnosed by symptom blank. Questions
about all chronic diseases cheerfully an
sWered. Write for symptom blank.
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BARLEY-No. ?, nominal; No 3, 51@5s:
No. 4, 50Gl52.
FLAX SEEDING. /, 1.31.
TIMOTHY-Prime seed. 425
MESS PORK--Per barrel, Il 42ls@1l. 10.
LARD-Per los pounds, 6.S5Q6 SIP.
SHORT RIBS-Sides Qoosel, 5.z71s95. 90.
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed (boXed), 5. S7ls
G6.12 70dlxffi I'll fl fl
Qs.121z; short clear sides 0DoxeD, 6.121s@
WHIsKY-oistillers' finished goods per
gallon 1l5.
SUGARS Unchanged
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VISITORS AT NEW. MILFORn

New-Milford. Conn. Aug. 2j (SpeciaD-Thls beau.
tiful village is favored with the presence OF
city people this season than has been FOR a mum.
Der OF years. AT the Weantinaug House there are
upward OF 10 guests, every room being occti.
pied These guests find here "A modern hotel with all
OF the convcnences. situated Ia OF the most
attractive villages in New England and surrounded
by a picturesque country. They stroll through the
well-shaded streets OF the village and admire its
long and central green. with it's parallel rows OF
noble elms. drive the country roads TO Lake
and other places in historic Lltchncld County: 20
boating the winding Housatonic River that
flows near the hotel. and enjoy outdoor sports OF
all kinds with great zest. The evening hours are
not less pleasant. There several hops each
week. also card. popcorn. ghost and other parties
In profuson. od-fashioned candy pulls" and the
like. a cider party" is the latest novelty sug-
gested
Coaching parties on their way from New-YorIs
10 Lenox and other resorts among the berkshire
HIS find New Milford convenient halfway
stopping place. and frequently spend the night
here. resumlng their journey early the next morn
ing.
Below is list OF some Of the guests at the
Greeley; General George H. Ford and Mrs. Ford
II. T.. English. son OF the late Governor English
Mrs. " +. Fields, MIR and Mrs. John q Tnndrr der.
ford Mrs: George II. English. j. II. bronson and
family. OF New-Hayen; Mrs; Henry CONN. Mrs:
Mrs Morgan J. Daivs. Mr.. and Mrs d. r. Bow.
ker; Miss G. +, I9wler d. u. nowker jr;. Mr..
Boardman. Fred Boardman and Miss " Boa rd dr. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Cook Mr. and Mrs W A.
Cook. .jr, Miss Bessie Cook, Miss Lillian Treat.
daughter. brooklyn. y Y: Mrs. H. l.. Russell
petr9,t: Mich; Frank W Eaton. East orange, n:
Mrs H. D. dlocF ' Mr. ana Mr. G. Icua Mr s Mr
and Mrs. q. T.. Marsh NewYork.
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FESTIVITIES AT TIE VA UMBEK.

jefferson. ~ H.. Aug. % (SpecaD.-The ladies' at
the Waumbek gave "A dove german Wednesday
morning and the lonely men had look and long
FOR silent corners. The affair n decided Sic
cess considering that II was put into execution two
hours after 1t was first thought Of The following
young ladies' danced; Miss f.. Davis. Miss Suydam
Miss Sweetland. Miss Mcclellan AAss Fisk Miss
DALEY. Miss Dallett. Miss Beadeson. Miss Pear
SAIL Miss Sayre Miss Iiallock. the Misses Hervev
Miss de Forest Miss Sayback. Mrs Dennis Mrs
Terry. and Mrs. White Miss Suydam and Miss T.
Davis led.
This evening Is given the annual bal by the ma n
ayers. The ballroom is beautifully decorated with
bunting and white and yellow roses
c. j. Fisk returned last week to his family WIN
are spending the summer here
Richard L. Collman OF New-York. has been visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs G. j. Fisk Mt the Swan cottage
James w Morey, of Lakewood. Is visiting Mr.
ana MRS. Jasper Lynch at the Stevenson cottage
A. H. de Forest, OF New-York has Joined his
family at the Wausnbek. where they have been
spending some weeks Other arrivals are Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. SANFORD Mr.. and Mrs Henry "
Johnson. NJ and Mrs. G. a. Brewster Mr. and
Mrs. John Donald W. V. b. Kip. Mrs. Peter Don.
AID. Miss Margaret Donald Miss Anna II. Donald
New,f ork city: Mr. and Mrs. a. j. Smith MIR
ana Mrs John NJ. Conklin Miss Maud Conklln 4
Foster and a. =. Goodwin Brooklyn. N. Y.
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VEST POINT GUESTS KEPT Busy.
PLENTY OF ENTERTAINMENT DAY AND EVENING
-DoGNGs At THE ACADEMY.

PLENTY OF ENTERTAINERS DAY AND EVENING
-DOGNGs At THE ACADEMY.
West Point Aug. - CSpeclaD Visitors 20 this
place were we'll entertained during the last week
The artillery drills were changed into sham battles
and cannon Numbered over the pains. Picnics and
lawn parties broke the monoony 81 dull afternoons
while hops and concerts envcnei the EVENING"
Excursion parties. too. wandered IN groups over the
ruins o.; Fort Clinton.
New officers who will instruct the plebes In mod
warfare have reported the superin ,cndent and
old professors staid and grave. have returned from
their furloughs
Mrs John Kelly gave lawn party Mt Lieutenant
Braden's quarters a. honor Of her daughter Jose
phine's seventeenth birthday. Mrs. Kelly Is widow
OF John Kelly. OF Tammany fame
The new road to Highland Falls Is almost COM
pleted. The grade has been levelled and II Is now
one OF the finest roads I'm this nelghborhood. The
hotels here crowded and some OF them are
compelled TO refuse accommodations to more
guests Every room is being utilizcd. and visitors
are GLAD to sleep on sofas and easy chairs
The breaking Of camp which takes place next
Wednesday. always draws a large number OF vis-
tors. The furlough class will arrive here Tuesday
and the "furlough hop VIII be held In Grant Hall
the same evening.
The arrivals at the West Point Hotel Yesterday
included Bishop Coke and Mrs Coke. Buffalo; Mrs
Du Barry and the Misses Du Barry Philadelphia
At Stephens Hotel-hlrs Hughes. Miss Rourke
and the Misses Rourke Miss NJ Ward. Mrs
Maher, Mrs. V VI. Collins. j. NJ. Coleman New
York. At Cranstons Hotel General A. b. Catlln.
brooklyn; Mrs. James Wallace and Miss Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. A H. Gibbs, New-York.
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THE BATTING EXCELLENT AT CAPE NAY

Cape May. n. J., Aug. % (specaD.-Cape Mays
is lingering longer than was expected and
many NEWCOMERS are here 10 the end. which
Will not be until the middle Of September The
bathing still continues to be excellent. Thursday
the place fun of Republicans from all over New
Jersey. the occasion being the convention which
renominated Congressman Henry c. Loudenslager
In the Ist District
Aunt Louisa Eldridge and her husband are
guests at the cottage Of exCity Treasurer Eldredge
Johnson, OF Cape May. Charles c. Delmcnico Is
among prominent New Workers here. State Con-
troer Hancock. Of New-Jersey, and Senator Eppa
Hunton. OF Virginia, are prominent guests. The
latest arrivals at the Cape are Mr.. and Mrs c. VI.
Smith. William G. w. Jaeger. William G.. Richard
son. L. G. Brickford. William j. Smith. g. II.
John s. Curtiss. Miss Dorotha Curtss. Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Cubberley. Mr. and Mrs Stuart II.
Thompson. +. NJ. Ambrose. Miss Knecht. John 3
Lee. Joseph X. Atkinson Miss Mela Engman +. G.
Moorhead Edward w. Osgood. H. Il. Mann, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Moran. r. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.
Q. n Tremley Mr.. and Mrs. c. w: Young. Miss
G. NJ. Barnes. Miss j. NJ Mead. J. Hirsh Miss
Minnie Kit,rdse Miss Julia E, Brick, Miss Lydia
Benedict. w. G. Duval Miss Minna Nauer. Mat
thew Clark, Mrs. ID. $. Merwin and Il. Hewitt.
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BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENTS AT SPRING
LAKE.

spring Lake n. j.. Aug. % (SpeciaD.-The superb
weather Of this week has helped TO swell the re-
ceipts of the Coast Companys bathing estaolsh-
ment 10 double those Of any previous year Al the
Monmouth and Carleton House brilliant hops were
held this week They largely attended, ana
many fine costumes noticed on the ba7oom
floor Arrivals have been as follows:
Allaire House-W c. Boone, William Serm jesse
5oodenough +. G.. Wells. B. Wells, w. v Cagett
f Rosenberg W. A. Hankinson, F. c. Hayward. W.
e. Shields. F. Med. Sinclair. James 4. Casserty'
]. W. Haulenbeck Arthur James. Frank Coster'
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Montague OF New-forK'
The Wilburton-J. Marshall Filese. Charles ~
Wilkinson j. T. Toater. 5. 7. Champin James
lNIcManus j. Hlard Gray, J. W. Easton a.: ~
Wilkins Thomas r. LIST and Charles W. White'
New-York. 1850, e...
Carleton House-Mrs; Ida sutton Sea ,s sutton W
" c. Pilgrim. r. L. Shndle. Mr. and Mrs j. VIII
dams. Mahlon Apgar, Samuel Walker william COT
mack, w. W. Weargeni. A. j. BambergeT, II
Hawkins. e c. Bethany. A. ID. Decker, A A. lyme
man, Mrs. II. 6. Gumbert OF Newly ork ,,
Monmouth House-Peter Bodine, ii: W Bardsey'
d. X Bayne Joseph Smith. Mr. and Mrs John .
Geagen John J. Krogan. George McNeir' MISS Helen
j. Hess Harvey j. Hess. : Morris Pryor 1homas
Rowe. II. V. II. Dennis. j. j. Farley, Frank -
.Pavey. Miss Mary ;. Pavey, W: A: Pend.etoh W;
". Parker. Miss y. Cusack J. ]. Cusack, MI ana
Nrs Benjamin Wright, Miss l.. NJ. Wright OF New
York,
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SEABRIGHT'S DELIGHTFUL WEEK.

Seabrght. y. j., Aug % (SpeclaD-Another de-
lightful weeks weather has been vouchsafed TO the
sojovrners at this resort. and right merrly have
they embraced the opportunity TO make much OF IT..
John L. Riker and his family. OF New-York have
5ust returned from extended trip abroad. and are
now snugy ensconced in their pretty cottage for the
early autumn months. Washington E. Common has
closed his cottage for brief time. and with his wife
and family has gone % the mountains.
Another progressive euchre party held at the
popular Shrewsbury Inn on Monday evening, In
which between fifty and sixty players took part.
Among the ladies Mrs. Zeno the first prize. a
silver bonbon dish: Miss Pardee the second gold
sugar tongs and Mrs. Guy Crawford the third. a
silver belt pin w. Seaman won the first gentle
mems prize, siver-backed hat brush; F. G. Ely the
second. a silver penhoder, ard J. j. Matchett the
third. a silver key ring.
The following among the more recent arrivals:
Hotel Normandle- by the Sea-Edward p. Griffn. p.
F. Guinevan. Mrs. Charles II. Roper Thomas II.
Downing, Henry Anderson Emerson McMiln. G.
r. Russire, II. W. Williams. w. w. Henshaw. J. r.
McNulty, Edward r. Wckes. F. J. Patton Daniel H.
ODwyer. Miss Z. II. ODwyer. B. Y. Pppy Ernest
I. bosch. Frederick s. Waite. W. D; Mann. Miss
'Payson. Edward Perry. Edwin H. Brown Mr. and
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WIIEELMEN AT COTTdGE CITY

Cottage City Mass, Aug. % (SpeciaD.-Thls week
has been the most important week OF the season
so far bicycle week" always attracts about 800
riders 10 the city. Every hotel has been crowded
and on Thursday and Friday the various races in
Ocean Park were watched by immense crowds
IL Is estimated that the Summer institute which
has recently closed most successful season. has
brought $4,000 10 this city The officers OF the IN
sttute for the ensuing year are: President William
A. Mowrey OF Hyde Park: Weep president the Rev
j. d. King. or Cottage city; secretary A. &. Boy
den. Of Brdgewater: treasurer C. r. Melency. Of
New-York; master Of methods. A. ". Edson OF
Worcester. -
The following New-York people are at the
r la e. r. r. L. Taylor NJ. L. Hall w II. Lam
=. S. Bryan. f. =. Hitch and W. B. Miles.
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ATLANTIC CITT'S PEOSPEROUS SEASON.
HOTELS STILL WELL FIlLED-LATE ARRIVALS
FROM SEW-YORK.

GIkpM .NbN-iVhNs
Atlantic City. y. j.. Aug - ,SpeciaD.-One week
more and Atlantic city Will have closed the most
prosperous summer season recorded In the history
OF the resort The hotels continue TO keep well
filled, and from the accounts OF their bookings
a great crowd will remain over into September.
one OF the most delightful months here ~ me sea.
The social gayety continues with a hearty vigor
throughout the island. and equally divides the
honors with the outdoor pastimes Bathing remains
the same diversion and furnishes pleasure daily TO
thousands Sailing Grabbing and fishing stlA hold
popular favor.
Among the New Workers. who are in town are the
following: Matthew OBrien Mrs. II. Lewis, &. y.
Johnson g. F. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sprat;. W.
Fisher. Mrs. J. F. Mulherin. John Dun5en and
James Dudley are at the Hotel Berkeley. s iiayrr.
Miss Blunt W. +. Lyons. Il. r.. williamson. J. ;.
Peckham and f.. Johns are at the Ponce DE Leon
At the Shelburnc J. T. Anthony. Mr.. and Mrs
j. Jordan y. s Matthews. Mrs. H. shaw. Miss
Marion Shaw and A. y. Wilson. Emil steAe. X.
Kricke l.. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. T. SchOltze ard
Mrs f. Parker are az the Rossmore. At The Man
sion are w Austin. Mr.. ard Mrs. w Bartlett Mr..
and Mrs J. Carter Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Parson. Cap
tain f. Cram Walter Babcock. i. Sheridan, i. W.
Everett. S. Hall. f. Schoney and +. Smith. George
Curtis jr.. Miss Clara Glenn. John Cook. Thomas
McMlchel Miss Annie S;ratham D. Dosbn. r. 7.
Loud Mr. and Mrs Edward Powell. Mrs. II.
Moon Dr. Joseph Mclaughlin Dr. Frank
Nara and Il. Mcguire at Hsldon Han.
H. Il. Mcclellan William Beer. W. Khey. r. john
son. W. f. Lawrence and J. Hester are at the
Hotel Windsor Mrs J. Samue.s, Mrs J. Barnes.
J. Wood, X. j. Meyer, J. Brown William Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. G. Judson. Mrs. II. Horner, Miss O.
HorDer are at the Seaside House At the Senate are
Miss F. Rutherford. Miss NJ. Futon, F. Peterson.
Mrs F. V. Gramm and Mrs. W. Horton. W. :.
Heller. f. W; piher. p: J. Mora. $ Hodgm l.. H.
Schafer. A. T. DE La More A. Wallace. j. Barron.
]. Withers, NJ. Keppler. $: ID. Sharp, Mrs. j {.
Busenthal, +; Rochs. A. Wingett F. Hqss Miss
Mr.; and Mrs, T. A.. Cox. J. Dawson Mr.
and Mrs J.. Hovan. Mrs. W. II. Elliott a.
Il: Lang. E. Hoffman. ". G. Hil'man, y.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. Bragne. $. Golding, W. Bon
field William Elliott. e. Mexsted. J. swe!ser. J;
Riley. c. Maoy. c. Remhof. H. Marcus, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Harris s simon; Miss Knight pr a.
c. H. Allen. J. g. Asmus. J. NJ. Keller and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. a. Sichratt at the United States Hotel
AT the Hotel Traymore G.. Birch. Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. Bowen Edgar Bowen. H. Wall r. Boyle, J.
Stewart Corey, V. NJ. Davis. II. y. Smith II. ID.
Sullivan. David Clark: J. Meyers, James oNe and
Mrs. II. Bracket. Miss Grace r. Rawson. j. r.
Cowell. Frank +. Davis Mrs. j. Barr. Mr. and
Mrs S. clark BERNARD NJ. sheridan. John H. Shen-
DON L. a. Crowell. J. T. strauss. Charles Palmer.
f. o. Weeks and w. a. Stiles at the Dennis.
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NOTES OF TIE WEEK AT NANrUCKET

Nantucket Mass. Aug. Is (speciaD.-Work upon
the State highway to Siasconset is expected to be
begun some time In September. and will be under
the supervision OF expert roadbuilder sent here
by the Highway Commission.
Forest fires have been raging on the island dur
ing the last week. The woods and grass are set
afire by hunters.
on September and the thirty-nlnth annual
Agricultural Cattle Show and Fair will be held In
Athenaeum Hall. Many horses from the mainland
are expected to be entered in the trotting races.
Eastman Johnson. the New-York artist, is oc-
cupying his cottage The elf
Congress. In the River and Harbor bill ammo.
prated $4,000 for improving Nantucket Harbor
The following New-York people are at the Ocean
House: A. NJ Tanning. w. X. Peacock H. Driser
J; w Barrett F.. r; Fisher. J. p F:agg. A. G.
knight Edward Whitehouse c. w. Sewell and
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Mrs Charles H: Ball and Mrs J. H. schuit' IT, Oh
NeW-York G. II Barnes. OF Brooklyn = u
Peninsula House-Lee A. Agnew. Clarence r; " ~
stanberry Mr. and Mns r A. Russ Eha Goraon
Emma b. Wells, Mrs. c. G. Lambert, Mr. ana M U
J. g rumpete John B. Huber NJ Ws,a ana MI Butter
and Mrs S A. Clark OF New-York: +. W; Strui'e II
Walter j. Masterson and Mr.. and Mrs EDWARD l.
Dobbs, OF Brooklyn. go go, r,,,h Nor
Octagon House-Charles Merrill, Miss Edlth Msr
r Miss Florence Merrill Joseph A. JaneT ncck} {s
Robert NJ LYMAN John F. Donovan, r w Kocklei
low. NJ l.. Stone c. II. Leland, r. I. C2 2nnns
Charles Heath. w. A. Seymour. Walter " ' %nu
Charles c. Herrick and James ;. Miner Vi ->e"
York and F. Decker. Of Brooklyn.
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fifth Avenue.
Gor.Z2St.
Fall Style
Tailor Made Suits.
lined throughout with silk,
$50,
Fitted free Of charge.

NJ. d. Sanger, c. H. Walters O. Megenharte n'iae
Morrison, a J. Clements. J. A. Fleming M a.
Mrs. P. Hitler. Mr. and Mrs C. y. Line, IL ~
hamilton Mr. and Mrs. u. A. yinton. E Mc + "
John Boardman, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Jss0sIy
Joshua F. Tobin. Mr.. and Mrs j. Haas, F. " w, NJ:
Piyck Tne @doE S5 s W dhought
Kress. A. E. Kress, A. X. clark r. O RsckssS
T.. Won Modem, Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Gibson MsS
W WIN bS GsSrss + speS Ms.y Mss T
Smith, Thomas Clark third, Oswald Rot Hsnsdse' y
and Mrs. X. II. Lee. j. o. Brinkerhon Daniel W ~
bert; NJ. Frank r. r. Elliott 4; 4. Knoll "
Wynkoop, A. H. Ward. Harry q. Harding OF N NJ
York: Joseph b. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs r. Hn lev
Mr. and Mrs. b. H. Lee. Mrs Edwin Hatch y q
Smith. Charles NJ. Glover, Miss Maria S Be ere
The Marion House-Mr and Mrs. Theodor. ,
Roxbury. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Farrell, Hem,
Reed, Miss Susie Adams Dudley p. Power, ]. 4
Mrs Alien W. Adams, John A. Phiberck JOIN oSs
J. Fabre. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker S. Campbell s. 4
and Mrs. J. A. Waller. James $ Burdet, r
Weber Thomas +. Fitzsimmons. New-york: 4 +
Clayton A. J. Nutting, w II: England. W. !
Gilpln, the Misses GiipIn Mr. and Mrs B. J; Acker.
hauser, MSS Mary c. s,elnhauser, Charles e' 2
Mason, the Misses Mason. Brooklyn. -
BsMey Mr and Mrs b Bewe e ana p Ny
r. W. P.att: Charles Beeht, D. Snyder, Melville G
Smith. W. H. Hallenbeck Edward Miner. 2 Il
Foster a. Plat. MIR. and Mrs Charles E. Bogert
DR. George f. Whpple, J. n. Corey, Mr. and Mrss
Doyles Turnys. the Misses Turnys. E. A. BROOKE
! r. Davis. Henry J. Newton. New-York: NJ IA
Mrs. c. II. Convey and Charles p. Cocks Brooklyn
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PERSONAL NOTES FROM RHINERCCF

Rhinebeck. n. Y. Aug. % (speciaD.-J. A. AspIn-
wall whose summer home Is Mcssena north OF
this place. was seriously burned by the explosion
OF tube In the boiler OF his yacht. Vanish. at
Shelter Island last week
A pleasing reception given to Mrs. W. d
Dinsmore. Miss Dinsmore and w. b. Dinsmore IT,
on their arrival home from . trip abroad at the
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week. The mansion was decorated

Locusts last week. The mansion was decora'eu
with choice flowers. -, 1...uo III
Edward Mantell OF Astoria, is visiting George n.
Acker Miss Hyslop is at Pelham Manor n ~
Lane Is the guest of Mrs. Garrettson Among lne
New-York people who visiting friends mere are
Mr ana Mrs Charles H. Duryea and MISS Jeter'
Edward Cowman. Miss McAllister, MISS o'eri!'
Mr. and Mrs. &. ID. Wynkoop.
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ARRIVALS AT BELMAR.

Bemar. n. j.. Aug. % tSpeciaD.-This has been
without exception the biggest season in the history
Of the place. Arrivals at the hotels are as follows
Columbia Hotel-C. H. Erwin, benjamin H.
Roundey, Mr. and Mrs J. E. Dillon. Miss Ethel {.
Harding. VIII II. Harding, J. Herbert Carpenter o.
S. Hasbrouck. Fred Chaplin. Miss L. NJ. Wright
Mrs. Charles b. Thurston. Miss Hayden. Dr. Fred
Humphreys, David J. Grace. f. ". Nichols, DR..
and Mrs. Samuel Lloyd Miss Elizabeth A. Lloyd
C. W. Thorne W. W. Thorne +. L. Shipman, Mrs.
Juan w. Larmer. NJ. A. Basbrouck. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w Van Syckel and George Cornwall. all of New
York. -
Neptune House-H. Wheeler Roe. J. ]. Wan. F:
w. Roe James J. Allen and Charles y. Gray, OF
New-York.
Carleton House-Water Lyon. +. W. Beaumont,
C. L. Wilson H. F. Gardner, Mrs Henry D..
phillips. H. " Nichols, f. Il. Oakley. F. J. Dixon.
George Abel Miss Nettie +. Hall and G. ii. Arnold,
OF New York
Colorado Hotel-Mrs. John b. Drayton. r. L..
Benn, Mr.. and Mrs, }. H. Crystal Alfred Pass MI
and Mrs William Elder, Miss Lydia Elder, Herbert
and William Elder Mrs +. Adler Miss Cora Adler,
and Miss Carrie Adler, Of New York
Atlantic House-May Richards. Willard Richards.
John w Chairman. Harold Chairman II. Kent; A.
is Dickinson. c. A. Boynton, c. X: Bean Mrs C. r.
Coulter and Andrew Mcdonald, Of New-York
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FAT THE QUIET HIGHLANDS OF NAVESINK


Highlands of Navesink. n. j.. Aug % (SpeciaD.-
This quiet and romantic spot is but little known to
,the average summer peasure-seeker, yet II Is the
pioneer of seaside resorts this part Of the
coast and besides. is one OF the most delightful
retreats TO be found along the seaboard The drives
are many and OF the most picturesque character
while the facilities for ocean and still water bath
ing boating and fishing cannot be excelled on the
Atlantic Coast There are three commodious no.
tells possessing all the requisites for comfort and
convenience and number Of pretty cottages that
are eagerly sought for py city folks in quest OF Sc
clusion and freedom from the annoyances OF TOO
much style -
The following is a partial list OF the recent ar
rivals the Swift House: Stuart Robson. MIS- j.
r. Josephs Miss Fortune. W. A. Hscox, Mr. and
Mrs. John Moore, Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Wendover
Charles II. Hall. John W. Jacobus, X. r. Liver
more Charles J. Hayes. Mrs l.: II. Cohen. Miss
Ethel Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Powell. MI and
Mrs j. W. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Webster
s. d. Bateman. B. Bateman, Mr.. and Mrs G ID
Smith and Charles A. Byrne, OF New YORK; John
Dunn vice president Of the Illinois Central Railroad
OF Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l.. Faris. OF Brooklyn
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